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Usued didly, Monlty through Vrlijtf. (woo] Clui Po»t»«i PAGE ONE VOL. 87, NO. 136 PUd it Red Bulk uidtt Adillio(loui J UtUUf THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1965 7c PER Unit 30-Member Senate TRENTON (AP) - New Jer- the job of realigning the legisla- to give it a more flexible re- IS congressional districts of ties now have six congressmen, sey's. Reappportionment Commis- ture, porting date. about 400,000 people each must he explained, but their popula- sion leans strongly toward cre- The senate now has one mem- Hearing Date be set up. tion entitles them to five. ation of a 30-member state sen- ber from each of 21 counties. He He said the hearing Jan. 15 County Lines" Beadleston Comments ate, with too members' from said the commission hopes to would be held from 2 p.m. to 8 Meyner said the Commission Assembly Speaker Alfred N. each of the 15 congressional dis- come up with a plan that would p,m. in the State House, with is pretty much committed to Beadleston, R-Monmouth, a mem- tricts. take into account future popula- witnesses limited to 10 minutes proposing a two-house legisla- ber of the Commission, said Former Gov; Robert B. Mey- tion changes, including the pos- of talk each. He said the Com- ture, sticking to county lines as there ate four possibilities for ner, chairman of the 12-member sibility of New Jersey getting a mission doesn't want a series of much as possible. reapportioning the assembly. Commission assigned the Job of 16th congressman after the 1970 opinionated witnesses who want Meyner said there is little They: are: (1) elect four assem- drawing up plans for reappor- census. , to preserve an economic inter- doubt the state's present appor- blymen at large in each con- tioning the legislature, said there Meyner told a news confer- est, the status quo or a political tionment is illegal and could be gressional district; (2) elect two Is no consensus on whether the ence Wednesday, the Commis- interest, upset any time someone wants assemblymen with each state senators should be elected at sion will hold an open hearing The. State Supreme Court to file a court suit. The first senator; (3) divide each con- large in the districts or whether Jan. IS to get the public's views ruled on Nov. 25 that the legis- district Camden, Gloucester and gressional district into four the districts should be split in on how the "one man, one vote" lature's present apportionment Salem Counties is larger than parts and elect an assembly- half. standard can be achieved in the violates the "one man, one vote" Hudson County's 13th and 14th man from each; (4) elect as- semblymen from counties. Future Changes. congressional districts and legis- standards set. by the U.S. Su- districts combined. But under any revision, Mey- lature. preme Court. ' If • a line were drawn from All four plans would keep the ner said, the present congres- The Commission has been giv- Meyner said Wednesday's Com- Raritan Bay to Trenton, one present 60 assembly members sional districts would have to be en a Feb. 1 deadline for its job. mission meeting dealt largely congressman would have to be and all are logical, Beadleston redrawn. He said the new Meyner said it is making every with the congressional district- subtracted'from the north and said. Congressional alignment would attempt to meet the deadline, ing problem. He said the U.S. added south of the line, Meyner Meyner indicated that there probably have to be worked out , but just in case it needs more Supreme Court's decisions do said. might be an edge in sentiment Robert B. Meyner before the Commission tackles time it will ask the legislature not leave much leeway — that Hudson, Essex and Union Coun- (See ALIGNMENT,. Page 2) Alfred N. Holmdel GOP Leader

Firmly Opposes Smale WASHINGTON (AP) — President Johnson asks Congress He said in his state of .the Union message to Congress today to legislate health care for die elderly and to establish Monday night that "a just nation" should throw open to the HOLMDEL - William H. Menges, Repub- "Mr. Poole" he said; "tried even then, elderly "the city, of promise" by providing hospital care a network of 32 modern medical centers to treat major lican municipal leader here, last night re- to defend the inspector, but finally agreed to under social security.. entered the fight against reappointment of ytelk to him about it. There was quite a diseases. . : "I propose," he said then, "we begin a massive attack on Walter A. Smale, building inspector. lengthy discussion between the two men, Johnson's health proposals are In his first special message with Mr; Smale trying in every way possible crippling and killing diseases." . The GOP chieftain said that "it was ad- to the new Congress. The fact that he chose to lead off with to avoid having to show them. mirable of Mayor (Alfred C.) Poole to de- them was viewed in some quarters as a sign that he means . 'HEALTHY PEOPLE' fend Mr. Smale, but he doesn't give the "When he finally did agree to go for to stress them. And; at another point, he said: . • .' . whole story." them, it took him some 35 minutes before Besides medical care the items in the package followed "Greatness requires not only an educated people but a "There was no instantaneous agreement he returned. The man lives only about a recommendations made to Johnson last month by his commis- healthy people. Our goal is to match the achievements of our by Mr. Smale to bring maps to a Township mile from Township Hall." sion on heart disease, cancer and stroke, headed by Dr. medicine to the afflictions of our people... committee meeting last year, even when , . The Santangello issue finally became a Michael De Bakey, Houston heart specialist. asked by the mayor (o do so," he charged "Regional medical centers can provide the most advanced matter of litigation. diagnosis and.treatment for heart disease, cancer, stroke, and adding: MEDICAL CENTERS other major, diseases." ' "The inspector had been told a week Mr. Menges then went into a rebuttal of In line with its suggestions, Johnson is asking Congress ahead cf time to bring maps on the San- Mayor Poole's statement yesterday on the •Most of the-centers would be associated with major univer- to provide $1.2 billion over the next five years for 32 re- tangello stores to the meeting. • cemetery building permit issue. sities. The aim is to bring the latest medical techniques and gional medical centers that "can provide the most advanced •;0n the day of the meeting. Holmdel treatment facilities to all sections of the country. He said the mayor's use of the word diagnosis and treatment for heart disease, cancer, stroke and Young Republican president Larrabee M. ' The chief executive also is seeking increased federal fi- "oversight" to describe issuance of the per- other major diseases." '..•'.' Smith made it a point to call Mr. Smale to mit was "grossly misleading." nancial aid for medical and dental education. And is proposing remind him to bring the maps. The President promised • in his presidential campaign to community centers to treat the Mentally ill and to offer health "The inspector refused and told Mr. He charged that Mr. Smale has had a give top priority this year to a drive for medical Insurance care to the mentally retarded and to school age children from long history of such "oversights." He ques- Smith, "The maps don't mean anything be- President Johnson for the elderly keyed to the 'social security program. low income families. cause there, will be new ones submitted. tioned whether such a condition should be You people*are just trying to make trouble.' " permitted to continue, in light of responsi- "These maps," Mr. Menges charged, bilities of the'Office, "are matters of public Information and should Mr. Menges stated that in*the early part b« available to any Interested resident with- of the cemetery investigation — which led out question." recently to a Grand Jury Indictment of Leon Ha went on to say that when the maps Stempler, builder of Maurice Manor — Mr., were not brought to the meeting, Mr. Smale Smale was totally unco-operative and did not WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- to be considering jiBvamend .... to Negro Americans, tential voters .tuned .'out last refused to go home for them. Mayor Poole, move affirmatively until forced by pressure dent Johnson's eye was on the ment that wpuloV en,d -literacy through enforcement of the civil November when fie . defeated according to Mr. Menges, was told about of public opinion. nation — not just the Deep tests as a quaflfjeatipn for vot- rights law and elimination of Sen. Barrjf {JoKJwafer for the the inspector's refusal. (See HOLMDEL, Page 3) South — when he called for ing and that would tfc residence barriers to the right to vote." presidency —also, had a broad- elimination of obstacles to vot- requirements for voting in fed- er target in mind. The figure ing, a highly authoritative eral elections. .• • - . Shares Concern has not surpassed 63.1 per cent source said today. in this century. • More than oratory was in- Johnson, it was learned,, shares the concern of Justice The source said Johnson volved when Johnson made two Want Amendment Highlands School Board wants Congress to take steps Department officials over the separate references to voting; aimed at reversing the nation's slow, county-by-county struggle It is for that reason that the historically low voter turnout as rights in hi) State of the Union to win' full voting right* for government's • legal experts ar« exploring the pros arid con* — • well as ensure the rights of Ne- address Monday,; the differ- Southern Negroes. Thus depart- legal and political — for a con- groes to vote in the South. ences in wording were deliber- ment lawyers are studying the Weighs Field Acquisition stitutional amendment that ate. • The Justice Department, it possibility of legislation that might work sweeping changes would permit federal officers to HIGHLANDS - The Board of about their opinions concerning a, meeting Mr. Gfuber explained was understood, will advise the At one point, he said, "I pro- in American voting patterns. President whether to seek his pose we eliminate every re- take over the job of registering Education last night decided to possible title transfer. that the title to the field is he) There has been no indication goal through legislation, a con- maining obstacle to the right voters in areas where discrim- form a committee to investigate Tuesday, Borough Council dis-by the Living War Memorial Cor- the President is considering stitutional amendment, or both. and opportunity to vote." ination is found. . the possibility of acquiring title cussed the possibility of obtain- poration, and the land was to b proposing a lower voter age. to Kavookjian Field, Rt. 36, for ing the field for municipal use. administered, jointly, by borough End Literacy Tests Later, he said the nation But Johnson — perhaps mind- This requirement traditionally recreational use. Although the Living War Memo- organizations. The administration is known should open a "city of promise ful that only 63 per cent of po- has been fixed by the states. Members did this after Benja- rial group approved a resolution lions Work Cited min Grubcr, the board's attor- in August, 1963 to deed the land Mr. Gruber went on to say thai ney and a member of the Living to the borough, title never has although all borough organiza- War Memorial, Corporation, ap- been transferred. tions are supposed to be involved, peared at their meeting to inquire Last night at the school board the Lions Club actually has ha* Egg Industry^ Financial Rating Dips died the major portion of the ad- ministrative work. TRENTON (AP)..- New Jer- peak, when New Jersey was farmers who . want to remain tense competition among whole- buying eggs from many parts ot H the corporation does plan to sey's egg industry got a grim the 6th ranking egg producing competitive." salers, dealers and fanners' co- the country." Silherblatt Leaves release title to the field, and Mr.financial rating today in a re- state in the nation. It now ranks It said poultry farms must be operative associations," the re- The committee said New Jer- Gruber emphasized this has notport showing farmers got only 13th.. gin concentrating on better port said. "Reasons include ex- sey must develop and exploit finally been decided, the Boari $56 million from egg sales last Scientific Advances methods of feed conversion; re pansion of egg production in services which cannot be dupli- Highlands School Post of Education should have title ti year compared with $100 million Among other things, it urged place old hens with all-pullet Southern states; improvements cated by egg producers in dis- the field since it is a "non-politi- in 1956. poultry farmers to get rid of(hens less than a year old) in quality and increases in quan- tant states. HIGHLANDS — The Board of cost of the Class A lunch from cal" organization, Mr. Grubei The report, compiled by a older chickens and to keep pace flock; and institute better meth- tity of egg supplies from other On the question of financing Education last night accepted 25 to 30 cents. said. special committee after a two- with scientific advances. ods of business management. states; and the recent, more farm improvements, it said "with regret" the resignation of Last year the cafeteria lunch Officers of the corporation year study, said the decline on "New Jersey is well situated "Young layers produce better flexible, policy of chain stores in (See RATING, Page 2) Board President Samuel Silber program suffered a $1,301 loss, were not available last night I the farm has resulted in a drain for the commercial production quality eggs," the report said. Matt. and this year the loss had been confirm whether they share Mr on allied businesses that may of eggs, from the standpoint of "Their rate of lay is higher, and According to a letter sent to expected to reach $1,700. In anGruber's opinions on the matter. amount to $350 million a year. climate and geographical loca- disease is less of a problem Change of Attitude the board by Mr. SilberMatt, theattempt to Increase cafeteria Members of the governing body It issued a series of recom- tion-" the committee said. than with old flocks. Birds resignation became effective Im- sales and profit, the board in- have made it clear in the past mendations aimed at restoring "However, greater efficiency should not be kept beyond 15 mediately and was brought f"^"*^ a fa!ce Mles Program (See HIGHLANDS, Page 2) the egg industry to its 1955should be the goal of those egg months of lay." last November. about by the pressure at -other Production Decline At feat time board members Foreign Aid Foe personal responsibilities. The committee said the de- agreed that the 25 cent lunch Mr. Silbert>latt has served on cline in egg production has hurt would have to go to 30 cents. the board 14 years, 10 of which not only farmers but feed dis- Last, night the board acted on Four Youths Die in Jail he was vice-president. He was Mr. Botger's recommendation. tributors, building and equip- Seen Mellowing elected to the presidency last PAYSQN, Ariz. (AP) - The day morning, said, "I was never The Increase will go Into effect Payson Hospital and given oxy- ment companies, poultry breed- February. 800 residents of Payson, a resort gen ' before being released in so shocked in my life." ers and hatcherymen; banking Monday. • . WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. The resignation of Mr. Sllber- community, in the mountains of good condition. Petty Crimes and other credit institutions and much money President Johnson As board member H. Allen Otto E. Passman, arch-foe of blatt leaves a one-year vacancy central Arizona, were trying to The four youths were arrested Sheriff Elton R. Jones said he related enterprises. wants for it. Turner pointed out, this will not the foreign aid program, shows on (he board. Stewart D. King go about their normal business Monday for investigation in thedidn't know when an inquest As far as marketing is con- '1 am convinced that the erase the deficit but will provide signs of mellowing. who was vice president under today after learning that car- President is sincere in his an- for a "controllable, debt." The theft of some beer. They were would be held. Justice of the cerned, it said the trend is for Mr. Silberblatt and has taken bon-monoxide poisoning had placed in the jail on orders of Peace Florence Greer Indicated supermarkets to increase their The Louisiana Democrat said nounced determination to cut over as president, said the board board normally allocates $1,000 out the waste in foreign aid." from its budget to subsidize the been responsible for the deaths juvenile authorities. it might be several days. hold on the retail market. in an interview he would not has made no plans to fill the Passman said. "I am going to cafeteria. of four teen-agers in the city's Deputy T. L. Meredith, who The dead, all Payson High "The large - volume super- propose any cuts in the program Vtcaticy. jail. found the victims in a cell Tues- (See YOUTHS, Page 2) market business has created in- this year until he sees how give him the benefit of the doubt The board announced that a because there is every indica- More for Lunch public hearing on Die school Townspeople gathered around the county complex Wednesday tion that he means what he Although the cafeteria cake budget will be held 'Wednesday, says. I am going to help him sa|es program has increased the Jan, 13 at 8 p.m. The school waiting for word of an autopsy in Globe, about 75 miles away. Disclose Plan to End Racial Imbalance find all the waste there is in the f" °' $$te overallll lunclhh election will take place Tues- net p Dr. Alfred D. Musgrave, Gila foreign aid program." day, Feb. 9. The board's reor- MONTCLAIR (AP)- School school estimate, must approve The plan would go into effect The National Associaton for Not A Claim program, the administrative prin- ganizatlon meeting is scheduled CT>tv P«U>°l<>8tet. ruled that in September 1967, with a tran- officials believe they have found it. (he Advancement of Colored For the last 11 years.^Pass- cipal, Joseph R. Bolger recom- ari>on I n i sitional phase to begin next People has pressed for action for Monday, .Feb. 15. K *P °* *> PO'sonmg was a way to beat the racial inbal- It was devised by the admin- man has headed a House Ap- mended that the board raise the September. here, however. the cause of the deaths, which ance problem and improve the istrative council of the Mont- propriations subcommittee that The transitional phase would I occurred Tuesday morning. town's educational program and clair school system, which in- The permanent plan includes handles foreign aid financing. include busing some white chil- these features: I • Authorities today were to con-facilities at the same time. cludes superintendent ol schools He heads the same group this dren to a predominantly white —Construction of the inter- Index Itinue their inspection of the Called the middle-school con- Robert Blanchard, school prin- year. |l butane gas heating system In cept, their plan divides the 12cipals- , assistant superintendents junior high school. mediate school for all 7th and 'How much do you claim to the jail. year school program into three and other supervisory personnel. . Connective Orders 8th grade pupils. Page have cut the program during Two Overcome groupings of four years each, in- The Key to the proposal is a Controversy over racial im- — Kindergarten through 4 th William Henderson .„„ those U years?" he was asked. The probe was interrupted stead of the traditional six veara central Intermediate', school for balance in New Jersey's "schools grades in all 11 ejementary HerMocfc ; 'It is not a claim; It is a Wednesday, when two Inves- of elementary school, two years all 7th and 8th graders, to behas resulted In corrective orders schools, instead of kindergarten Mbvle Timetable .....II fact," he replied. "Congress has tigators were overcome while of Junior high and four' years Of constructed for less than $4 mil- from State Education Commis- through 6th grade. OUtuarht cut the program at least $3 bil- checking out the heating sys- high school. lion, sioner Frederick Raubinger In- —All 5th and 6th grade pupils SyMa Purler ... lion, and it should hava done tem. A year ago Montclalr voters volving at least three communi- would be" concentrated in two Sporta Public Meeting better." Sheriff's Deputy Lyman The system was disclosed defeated in' a referendum a pro-ties: Englewood, Plainfleld and schools — Mount Hebron and Stock Mhrfat Until last year, Passman had Successful Investing Peace and rescue squadron Wednesday night at ,« public posal for a $3.85 million central Orange. Montclalr was not under Hillside — separating them an administrative or court m»n- * remarkable bttUng averag* Televliirn M Director Tom Drake became I!) meeting of the board of educa- junior high for all 7th, 8th and from the lower grades also to Wfaran'i New*. 18-11 In the Jail. They were rushed to tion' which, with the board of 9th grades. , ba housed in thoss schools. (S«» FOE, Page 1) • ", • -v • 2-TJtursd.y, luxury 7,1965 TOE DAILY REGISTER Weather dent, s*id flat m teven yw*|PI^SriJtal Get R« Officers* Safety Study Rating Course Certificate* New Jersey? Mrmiy maof to- (Continual) day, hi#t 4&4Q. Beoamioc ck>**y, Mr. n*er s*jd he e&eets fe>Pla n Advanced FAIR HAVEH - Fair 9m- oat.ao oniA taotglbt, >/• in JOs For Regional lufe each pupil to reach a "Ml studks tbould be made to pin- bers " and there- cents per dozen eggs. Yule Tree Burning He was an exempt member Bom in Poland, she had live Blaine Schroeder, 16, son of a Westskte Hose Company; Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- though the old building does not by effect savings. In this case, the egg dealer here 58 years. lands bridge, add 40 minutes. greenskeeper at Payson Coun- Okayed by State Unit member of tbe Trenton Consis- meet present day standards of try Club. would deduct 8 cents per dozen She was me widow of Micaai H%h during the past 24 hours, new schools, its conditions clo from the farmer's egg check, TRENTON (AP) — The State tory, Ancient Accepted Scottish Woetko. Jones said the four were VISITORS FROM OHIO. Rite, Valley of Trenton; Crescent 44. Low, 26. Ocean temperature, meet tfie requirements of local and pay Urn amount to the lend- Health Department said Wednes- Surviving are four sons, Anton 40. and state fire laws. "They are among seven teen-agers arrest- MIDDLETOWN -'Guests for day people can bum Christmas Temple AAONMS, of Trenton; Zarkivach of Keyport and John, r. not ideal conditions, but there is ed in Payson in the past week in the holidays in the home of Mr The report was compiled by trees without violating New Jer- Lafayette Lodge, FSAM, and Michael and Thomas Woe&a, all connection with an outbreak of Jebel Temple, b<*fc of Denver, no special hazard," he claimed. aad Mrs. Lee Hassinjjer, Butter 43 representatives of the egg in- sey's air pollution control code. here, and four daughters, Mrs. Edward J. Scullion, board sec- petty crimes. The other three were JMrs^ D^B^ Hassinger d try's production, marketing Health Commissioner Dr. Ros- Colo., and a member of the Fi Helen DiFedele of Middletown, had been released to their par- us Methodist Chord] of Red Bank. retary, gave his opinion that the and Mrs. .M. E. Thompson, Bay and financing branches; and coe P. Kandte said it's a one- Mrs. Annie Malinowski of Pertl school "Is safe in respect to the ents. Village, Ohio, and Mrs. O.H time shot that calls for a prac- He is survived by his wif Amboy, Mrs. Irene Frazer specialists of the Rutgers Uni- Mr*. Florence Voorhees Ander- stairwells meeting the safety The dead youths, Jones said, Lammers, Oxford, Ohio. versity Department of Agricul- tical solution. Union Beach and Mrs. Jean Dul code." He also stated that every had been arrested in connection son; • daughter, Mrs. John ton of Jamestown, R. I. ture, the Federal Farmers Supervised burning, after con- Anderson of Red Bank, and RIVERVIEW Biree months each school has its with, the theft of four cases of Home Administration and the sultation with local officials or Funeral arrangements a r own inspection, and reports beer from Strawberry Lodge, a brother, James H. Anderson under the direction of Day's Fi Red Bank HEALTH CAPSULES State Department of Agricul- in accordance with local ordi- Riunson. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Juridi, findings to the board. resort near Pine. by MJchatl A. Petti, M.D. ture. nances, is acceptable where neral Home, Keyport. Action is Urged The victims were the only jail Services will be Saturday at 407 East End Ave., Long Branch, CAW VOU CATCH JYART* there are refuse collection prob- son, this morning. Several persons attending inmates, Jones said, and were FROM $OME0MK WHO lems, Handle said. Otherwise, a.m. in tbe Worden Funer; in a cell built to hold 15. Home with Rev. W. Gordon Lav pressed for the boanJ to do HA* THEM ? Matawan the air pollution code bans burn- den of (he First Methodi: Highlands MONMOUTH MEDICAL something "before a tragedy oc- "They accepted the fact that ing of refuse in the open. , (Continued) Long Branch curs and children are lost," as they would have to remain over- New Year's house guests in the Church officiating. Burial home ol Mr. and Mrs. Francis be in Fair View Cemetery, MM Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cervel one spectator put it. night," said Deputy Meredith. that, If council takes over "But we told them they would Lunden, 28 Feeland La., were $300,000 Contribution dletown. Firemen's services wi! field, there will be no politics h lino, 237 Pinewcod Ave., Oak Jdhn 3. Bradley, board presi- hurst, son, this morning. dent, introduced the candidates probably be released in the cus- Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hellstrom, JERSEY CITY (AP) - St. be held Friday at 7:30 p.m. am votved in the operation of the fi Mr. and Mrs. John Kraft, and Masonic services at 8 pn. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Williams, vying for election to tbe board- tody of their parents the fol- Peter's College yesterday an- cility. Walter Kearney, Richard Crane lowing morning. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wert. nounced that an anonymous donor flie funeral h Councilman Herman J. Blai 41 Prospect Ave., Red Bank, daughter, yesterday. and Mr, Bradley, from the bor- "They were a!( worried about New Year's Eve house guests has contributed $300,000 to its emphasized this week that tl ough, and Roy S. Matthews and not being able to go to school." library fund. The largest individ- facility must be run strictly f( Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sodano, 36 visiting the borne of Mr. and WALLACE R. FESLER River Rd, Monmouth Beach, Herbert Feder, from the town- Mrs. Daniel Confalone, 6 Ned Dr., ual donation in the college's the benefit of children hi t' ship. history. LONG BRANCH - Wallace I community. daughter, yesterday. CAR HITS TREE were Vincent InforsinO and Jo- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vitale, 31 Mr. Bradley announced that, The college announced 15 days Fester, 80, of 216 Vanderveer PI Mr. Gruber last night said: LONG BRANCH - Wilbur Ed- seph Compoly. died yesterday in Monmoul Cedar Ct, Long Branch, son, in fonr years, (he school district wing, 417 Willow Ave., here, was Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cununings, ago that it .planned to build a "Legally no action has beei yesterday. will have a full vocational pro- new library this spring, at a cost Medical Center. taken. Nothing has been writter charged with driving while on Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis, Mr. Mr. Fesler was born here, so: gram. the revoked list after his car went and Mrs. Frank Renner and Mr. of more than $1 million. and this is in the exploratorj The $300,000 was given with of the late W. Theodore an stage ... In fact everything Mr. .Crane said be wants out of control and hit a tree on and Mrs. Norman Davis, dined schools "that will make students Westwood Ave. at 2:10 this morn- New Year's Eve In Buttonwood the condition that St. Peter's be Eunice Hopper Fesler. exploratory." VE*. eiNCE WART9 ARE, Until his retirement in 1940, hi One Plan fulry-prepared for college and ing. Manor. able to match it on a Mbr-1 When members of tbe boa universities." CAUSE P PV A VIRUS, rr» Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davin, 30 basis within three years. was a pharmacist with the Bayei questioned him as to why the Ha was treated at Monmouth POWI0LE fOR YOU TO CATCH Aspirin Company. Mr. Kearney said he wants a Medical Center for scalp cuts and THEM FROM SOMEONE Chestnut Dr., attended a party land could not be acquired by Follows "fair shake of tax allocation for Advertise in the Daily Register. Mr. Fesler was a comrminicani released. TOMORROW! PARENTAL PIW New Year's Eve in the home of the municipality, Mr. Gruber ex- the borougji." Mr. and .Mrs. Gerald Lipowski, Quick and Inexpensive. That's of Si James Episcopal Church, plained that there is a reverter Patrolman Joseph McGarvey, Hulth ClpiuUl givu hablul infcumaliofl. Mr. Mattiews, a past presi- ItitiddUC East Patterson. the Daily Register Classified. here. He was past exalted ruler clause in the deed. This mean County Lines Jr. investigated. of Elks Lodge 742, here, and that if tbe land is not used b, TRENTON (AP)-Among tin member of the Sons of th> the children of the borough, Mi congressional redistricting plan: American Revelation. Kavookjian could reclaim title being considered by the Ne Surviving are Us wife, Mrs. the property. Jersey Legislature's Reappor Jessie V. Fesler; • three daugh- Mr. Gruber kept referring tionment Commission is oni •PROWN'S WINTER CLEARANCE ters, Mrs; Eunice Van Brunt what he said were "certain 1( drawn up by its chief researchei Fort Laoderdale, Fla., Mrs. gal processes that should be fo which follows" county- lines Janet Palaia of this place, ant lowed." Until this is done, 1 closely as possible. Mrs. Harvey I. Wardell of Ocean- said, "nothing can be done The commission, which me COUPON SAVINGS port, and four grandchildren. transfer title of the property." Wednesday, released maps of REPEAT Services will be held at When acting-president Stewa series of redistricting and reap Flock Funeral Home, here, Sal D. King asked about the procei portionment plans. Some v ^ urday at 10 a.m. Burial will b ures, Mr. Gruber said he wou] drawn by congressmen an SALE! WHITE WASHABLE In Glenwood Cemetery, here. be glad to explain, in exectrtfi some by legislators. session. .But one was drawn by Samuel WINDOW SHADE PAUL M. REID Later in ,th£ meeting, he sa i: Alito, the Commission's r< ALUMINUM UNCRCUT - Paul M. Reid, the board Of trustees of the cor searcher. It was designed 1 WITH 66, of 708 Newman Springs Rd.,poration is not functioning. He meet one of the Commission Screen died yesterday in Monmoutft said he doesn't know whether va- major specifications — follow SCALLOP and FRINGE Medical Center, Long Branch. cancies on the board have been county lines wherever possible. Mr. Reid was born in Middle- filled—and indicated that this may This is the way Alito's plan WINDOWS be part of the problem.; worked out: town Township, son of the late 1 Melville S. and Jessie HuHrard Tuesday, at Borough Council ! First District—Camden and Reid, and was a lifelong resident meeting, John McConnell, presi Northern slice of Glouceste: of this area. He was a farmer. dent of the field committee, saic 'owity. INSTALLED His wife was the late Mrs, liat in August; 1963, the commit Second District—Cape May Rachel Conover Reid. tee had approved a resolutior Cumberland, Salem and most ol MADE OF ALCOA ALUMINUM Mr. Reid was a member of thi deeding the land to the feorougt lloucester. FULLY WEATHER-STRIPPED Holmdel Reformed Church. as a recreation area. The deec Third District—Monmouth ani RoNtra avaitabi* at Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. then was referred to Mr, Grubei Ocean Counties. Slight ntra Chora*. Charles G. Leonard of Attanlti for legal execution, he said. Fourth District — Burlington Highlands and Mrs. Harold L. Mr. McConnell said that sinc< ind Atlantic Counties. Potter of Red Bank, and a broth- that time, Borough Attorney Fifth District — Morris ani er, C. Raymond Reid of Free- John M. Pillsbury has been try Somerset. hold. ing to determine what is holdinj Sixth District—All of Union The funeral will be tomorrow jp the title transfer. bounty, except for a Northern i^WK3>J.mSJ-^wJ:SJ.^ at 2 p.m.. in the Adams Memori- Last month, Mr. Pillsbury told ilice. ALUMINUM DOOR SALE al Home, Red Bank. Burial wit council that Mr. Gruber claims Seventh District — Sussex, Cosh V Carry I Full 1" thick, two-gloss, one- WHITE—DECORATOR FINISH t« in Holmdel Cemetery. the group does not intend to deed Warren, Hunterdon and Mercer. KF9€ii| complete wiHt froinfn^i QUfOitMtic the land to Highlands. Eighth District — Passaii closer, storm chain, knob hardware. ROOM DARKENING County. STANLEY SCHULTZ Borough officials have indicated 36X80VJ—32X80VJ—30X80'/J that they did not ask for the fielc Ninth District—Northern Ber- WINDOW SHADE KEYPORT - Stanley Schultz, ;en County. These are door sizes. Your frame mast be ST., 68, of 240 First St., died sud- but had been asked to accept REG. 1.99 by Ernest J. Vaughan, Recrea- Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth ani one-half to one Inch longer. 18 denly Tuesday night at the Cen- Thirteenth Districts—Essex am Up to H" wide • OO tral School, Broad St., while ion Commission chairman. They ad planned to appropriate funds Hudson Counties and Northern Roller* avallablt at tending a meeting of.the Board slight ntta chaw. of Education, of which be was for such programs as a little ice of Union. 1 a member. league and pony league in the Fourteenth District — South- NO LIMIT—'TIL 1/9/45 ON YOUR ROLLER 1965 budget. irn Bergen. Mr. Schultz was born in Soutt Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney, Jr Fifteenth District — Middle- Amboy, son of the late Frank ex County. and Anna Schultz. He bad re- suggested that Mr. McConnei: sided here since 1936. contact the attorney, Mr. Gru- Other redistricting plans sub- He was a member of St. Jo ber, to srtaighten out the matter mitted came from Reps. Frank seph's Catholic Church, Keyport, "before we introduce the budg- Thompson Jr. and Peter W. Ro- and had served five years on th' Bt, sometime next month." dino, both Democrats, and the CAFE CURTAIN SALE School board members, after tutgers Bureau of Government Board of Education. He was a Washable Matchstick Plastic Navy veteran of World War I discussing the situation privately esearch. Alito said all the oth- with Mr. Gruber, decided to form r plans had larger population a charter member of the Key- WIDTH LENGTH REG. SALE port VFW Post;' a member of a committee to look into the pos- leviations than the Commission SUPER KEMTONE Keyport American Legion Post, ibility of acquiring the field. ample. 48" 24" .99 66* and a charter member of Luke There were also half c lozen legislative reapportion A. Lovley American Legion Post, V 60" 36" 1.98 South Amboy: a member of the oe ent plans submitted, most of Men's and Women's Republican (Continued) hem based on counties. One, by irmer Sen. Wesley L. Lance, •In, qrten, pink, orang* and ouorMI stripes. Net Club of this borough, and hon- his campaign to trim ap- orary member of the Keyport ras based on congressional dis- •wry «ht In »nry color. iropriations. Annually he came ricts. First Aid Squad. the House floor armed with He retired in 1951 from the earns of statistics to back up U.S. Signal Corps at Fort Mon- lis demands for reductions. HOUSEHOLD mouth. Last year was different. Alignment O'CEDAR He is survived by his wife The Appropriations Commit (Continued) SPONGES Mrs. Ida Butler Schultz; a daugh ee overrode Passman and rec- ir the county method of elect- 25c i«h, II perfect END DUST ter, Mrs. Paul Schneider of this mmendeii a cut of only (219 ig assemblymen. PAINTBRUSH QO place; a son Stanley Schultz nillion from the $3.9 billion re- Each assemblyman represents 1—Gocd Una i». 9. 1MB 7 W Regular 3 Jr., here; three sisters, Mrs. vested by the President. n average ot 100,000 people, ^25* 1.79 , I ' Steve Adams of Perth Amboy, Final Cut ut five assemblymen from the Mrs. Joseph Garsick of South The committee's attitude so ate's five smallest counties now Amboy and Mrs. William Louir- icensed Passman that he de- epresent only 50,000 to 60,000 son of South Amboy, five broth- lined to manage the bill on the «ople each. Meyner said It was SOLID WOOD GENUINE ers, Walter and Charles Sohultz oor. The House went along uggested that two three-county FREE PAD & COVER SET! WILLOW WOOD of Perth Amboy, Felix Sahultz th the committee and ulti- oups could be formed, giving FREE EXTENSION CORD! TOILET SET THERMOS BOTTLE and Frank Schultz of Sayreville, lately Congress went a little ch group of assemblymen two CLOTHES BASKET Wklt* and colon and Alexander Schuta of Key- further. The final cut was $29« ites. He called the method Reg. 9.95 All Steel Adjustable Regular 1.98 port, four grandchildren and one million, lowest since Passman 'proportional voting." •J99 144 great-grandchild. IOIC over. The plan would combine Cape IRONING BOARD for all! Pint she The funeral will be Saturday As for this year, Passman ay' Cumberland and Salem at 8:15 a.m. from the Bedle Fu- iaW, "I shall reserve judgment ounties into a two-vote district neral Home, Keyport, with Re- his year until I see how much d Sussex, Warren and Hunter- quiem Mass at St. Joseph's Cath- wants. I hope his request Is *»n into another two-vote dis- SAVE ON ALUMINUM COMBINATION PLASTIC 3.98 WALL 99 GOT. O'Cedar ^77 olic Church. Burial will be In ict. The remaining counties few that we can go along with BROOM CAN OPENER Sponge Mop U St. Joseph's Cemetery. Im most of the way. Advance ould continue to have repreaen- BASEMENT WINDOWS 99' 1 iformation indicates that he ion based on population. The CABD or THANKS ill again make a low request. I sult would be a 60-member as- 32"x!8" 32"x20'/i" On toh&tf of my family tnd myieir, 32"xl4" I would ltk« to axpre«i my ilacer« 'ill certainly, work with him sembly with SS votes, 32"-X16>/J" 3rx22" 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK • appreciation to the Red Bank 7fr« Meyner said the plan has the Department, Dr. Emery G. Wlngerter, hen there is an indication that and all at out food friendi ntio wtra intends to clean up foreign lvantage of maintaining New 88 JI99 BUDGET TERMS _ MEG DELIVERY # ao kind and helpCul at Ike tima at d and operate the program on irsey's tradition of giving every 5" CHARGE ACCOUNTS — 741.7500 Q our rteant lira. 3 Vlnwnt J. Bivttro, Jr. the minimum needed to meet junty at least one member in Opai 5:30; M Leroy Plata commitments previously made." legislature. PROWN'S JUd Buk. •V. • Says AntHPoverty THE DAILY REGISTER Tlanday, January 7, 1965—3! Pticte tour yetrs tad, leg**/, fee na- keep me is otHce," Bun* In Clifton >lan Is Told Shoplifter Fined $200; For Sewer tional committee CAM sot lore* stated. — National HIGHLANDS — A meeting to him to resign.. But Burcb de- But Mrs. Neuberger thinks 1 discuss formation of a regional OOPeommitteevTOmaa Katfceriae clared he would not stay, in of- Burch must gr> as a start in re- Bank Heist 2 Brothers Sent to Jail Plant Work community activities program un- K Neuberger (till hopes Dean fice rf the members voted for his organizing the party and making EATONTOWN — Newly - ap- ihoplifting. Mrs. Habersham MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Tim CLIFTON (AP) — A black de' r the federal Anti-povert ,y act Bu*en wiil be removed as the dismissal, because he would be it stronger. r >leaded guilty to taking a suede Utilities Authority last night con- and white convertible provided ias. been set" for Saturday at 2 pointed Magistrate William S. a chairman without power. She will go to Chicago with acket worth $37 from the Family iitionally awarded contracts for party's national chairman de- clue today to a bank holdup >.m. in the Community Center, Throckmorton, sitting for the "I win not ask for a vote of Richard Sellars, the other na- Irde Store on Rt. 33. construction of the CllffwoodJCllff- ihe "Dear Kay" letter he that netted two masked gun- Miller St : rst time last night, assessed a confidence. I think 1 have a ma- tional committee member from "It was a bad thing to do — and wood Beach tewer plant. men about $36,000. Borough officials indicated last :otal of $695 in fines. wrote her New Year's Eve. jority of tfie votes necessary to this state. ather stupid," Magistrate Throck- Because federal aid will help The 1960 Oldsmobile was found light that representatives of At- Geraldine Habersham, 27, of "I dont fed Mr. Burch can1 morton commented to the de wild the facility, through the a parking lot of the Rizzuto- lantic Highlands and Sea Bright Newark, formerly of 259 Myrtle unite the Republican Party. He endant. "If you didn't have four itate Department of Health, Situ- erra Bowling Alley on Route have been invited to attend the St., Neptune, was fined $200 for represents the faction turned children, I'd be tempted to send ation and Welfare, the federal a half hour after Wednesday session. , down by the people in last year's' /ou to jail ... If it happens government, must approve the morning's robbery of the All- Members of the local Planning election," Mxs. Neuberger told National, World wood Branch of the New Jer- again, 1 will, I promise you," the :ontracts before they go into The Register In an exclusive in- Board, their consultant John Zvo- Unveil Plan magistrate warned. force. ;ey Bank and Trust Co. :, and Rodney Mott of the state terview last night. He added that shoplifting is one The award for general construc- It matched a witness' descrip Economic Opportunity Office will 1 :hing he will not tolerate. The 132 members of the na- ion of the getaway car, police llso attend. To Improve tion went to Willis, Paul and tional committee meet in Chicago News in Brief Takes Brother's Test 'roctor, Branchville, low bidder, laid. The vehicle was stolen Purpose of the meeting, recom- Stanley V. Walter, 20, and his it $485,000. Jan. ma to decide the political Tom a Passaic man in Newark mended by Mr. Mott, is to enlist WASHINGTON — President 26, is in Miami in a reported irother, Victor H. Walter, 19, both fate of young Burch who was last Dec. 30 and had license the aid of borough, civic group, Language Skills Contract for electrical work was Johnson tentatively plans to ask attempt to lead police to the Sta of 384 Shore Concourse, Cliff handpicked tor the chairmanship plates from another car that and church leaders to implement awarded to Vena Electric Co., last July by Presidential candi- Congress to eliminate the gold of India sapphire and 21 other TRENTON (AP) — New Jer- wood Beach, were each fine lhad been abandoned in Newark regional program involving the Cliffwood, on low bid of $16,450. date Barry Goldwater. backing on part of the nation's jewels he and two others ere ac- sey unveiled its plan Wednesday $200. Stanley Waiter pleaded guil Clifton Police Chief Joseph three towns The proposed pro- 1 The authority rejected, as too money supply, it was learned to- cused of stealing. aimed at improving the lan- ty to taking a written driver ! Burch, whose ouster has been Nee said there were some other gram would involve projects igh, all bids for the four pump- The world's largest cut sap- uage skills of an estimated 500V license test for his brother Victo denunded by many Republican day. clues in the case but declined to the establishment of a pre- ing stations and force mains. Low phire and the other goms—valued 000 adults who can't read or because, he testified, Victor can leadens around the nation be-: The plan would leave unchanged disclose them. iChool nursery or job training. >idder in this category was United at $410,000™-were taken Oct. 2S write with proficiency. neither read nor write. oause, they claim, he is too con- the 25 per cent gold backing on Funds would be available foundations Corp., Union, at U. S. currency. rom the American Museum of Bank President Edward H. The plan, endorsed by the Victor Walter pleaded guilty to servative and failed to make Roden said Wednesday night through a Monmotith County com- ;279,840. The body will readvertise contact wMh GOR state chair- It would make an additional Natural History in New York. State Board of Education at its procuring his brother to take thi tor bids, to be received Jan. 27, that according to bank auditors mittee recently set up and .Headed test for him. men during the presidential cam- $5 billion in gold available for fu- Kuhn flew here Tuesday from regular monthly meeting, is tied 28 or 29. 'somewhere around $36,000" in •)y Freeholder Director Joseph C Unable to pay their fines, the paign, sent similar letters to ture increases in the money New York. Authorities were giv- o the federal war against pov- ing out no information but New cash had been taken. The exact irwin. brothers were sentenced to 4 Authority Director Henry E. other Republicans outside the supply or to meet international erty. York and Miami newspaper; amount will be determined to- days each in the county jail. Traphagen said he hopes plant •tate. obligations. New Jersey will receive $561,- printed some details of the be day, he said. Licenses Taken construction can get under way The plan calls tor elimination 581 in federal funds under the "If I believed party unity hind-the-scenes maneuvers today, The bank's loss was insured; Richard J. Sullivan, 18, oi in about three weeks. of the legal requirement for a 25 Chief Lodges irst phase of the program to could be achieved I would re- The crack in the case started Roden said. Victor Ave., West Long Branch per cent gold backing on reserves defray the cost of courses for •ign immediately," Burch wrote, late Tuesday when Kuhn report- who pleaded guilty to speedinj which form the basis of the U. S. The bandits cleaned out foui adults with less than an elemen- Persecution of Jeics adding, "but its not that simple." edly told New York authorities 2 Burglary 64 miles an hour in a 50-mpJ banking system. The move would cash drawers used by tellers tary education. The state would The dhairman then asserted: he might be able to get his hands but did not enter the vault. be required to put up $64,000 in zone, was fined $15 and lost hi: In Russia Protested "You don't elect Republicans by be only the second major change on the Star of India and the othei license for 30 days. in relationship between money Bank officials said the gun Suspects in Home matching funds, largely to cove TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rich- reading anyone out of the party. |ewels if he could get to Miami men entered the bank at about state administrative costs am He also pleaded guilty to tiavin_ ard J. Hughes Wednesday pro- My resignation has been called and gold since the United States Kuhn is accused of the thefl BROWNS MILLS (AP) — Pern- no registration in his possession abandoned the strict gold stand- 9:30 a.m. one of the bandits berton Township Police Chief Wil- salaries. claimed Jan. 14 as a day of pro- for because I am charged with along with fellow beach boys vaulted over a counter to the Sentence on this charge was de- test against persecution of Jews being a symbol of Goldwater ard in 1934. Jack (Murph the Surf) Murphy, 'jam R. Hann arrested two youth- The program would be ex- ferred until Jan. 13, when the de :ellers' positions, which were 'ul burglary suspects yesterday panded in the 1965-66 fiscal yea in Russia. conservatism which has been re- 27, and Roger Frederick Clark, fendant must produce the missin staffed by four women. His con and then discovered there were 1 The governor urged New Jer- pudiated by millions of voters." Orders Study 29. ! when the federal governmen registration. ederate covered him with a no juvenile detention quarter, seyans to protest in an "appro- Burch ' continued his letter, WASHINGTON - Secretary of plans to more than double it James C. Blue, 27, of 140! gun. available. priate way" the anti-Semitism •aying: "ft is difficult to under- State Dean Rusk is reported to Tells Goals appropriation. Bangs Ave., Asbury Park, pleadec Roden said the Allwood branch in Russia. He said more than 3 #tand, because I have welcomed have ordered a study on what PITTSBURGH — Total Job se The chief decided to lodge thi The money will be distribute! guilty to speeding 62 miles a 1 holdup was the first in the 96- million Jews in the Soviet Union •upport from all factions within should be done about mob at- curity, organization of the non- boys overnight in his home in to local school districts whici hour in a 50-mph zone and year history of the New Jer- are being "threatened with re- the party." tacks on American embassies and organized and industrywide bar- this Burlington County commun- have adult education program: driving with an expired registra libraries overseas. sey Bank and Trust, which has ity until a court appearance ligious, cultural and economic Chairman Burch said he was gaining for members in steel fab now or plan to set up program tion. He paid $25 in fines and losi a number of branches in this this morning. The chief is mar- annihilation." concerned with three things: President Johnson said in his ricating plants are among thi under the antipoverty ptogram his license for 30 days. area. ried and father of three young 1 - "Unity within the party. State of the Union message Mon long-range aims of David J, Mc- The local plans must be ap- Edward Schaumberg, 49, of 3 day, night, "We cannot be indif- children. COMBINE FOR PARTY 2 — "Strength in the party. Donald, United Steelworkers The bowling alley parking lot proved by the state befon Pine Ave., West Long Branch, 1 ferent to acts designed to injure Union president. was about half a mile from the The two juveniles—13 and 1' qualfying for funds. pleading guilty to speeding ( NEW SHREWSBURY—Mr. and 3 — "Achievement' by the our interests, our citizens, or our Mrs. William Dunn and Mr. and McDonald, in announcing his bank. The alleys operate under years old-will sleep in a bedroom The Education Department es miles an hour in a 50-mph zom party." establishments abroad. Mrs. C. D. Manigold were hosts re-election campaign platform the names of two former New by themselves in Hann's ranch timates New Jersey has som. was fined $20 and drer? a 30-da; "These are the things I will home. at a New Year's Eve party in . "The community of nations re- Wednesday night, called it om York Yankees baseball stars, re- 509,000 adults with six years o license suspension. •eek at the meeting," he wrote. quires mutual respect. We shall tired shortstop Phil Rizzuto and "I guess I'll lose a little sleep the Manigold home, 40 Mulberry Burch said flie Chicago session 'geared to the 1960s, not thi schooling or less. Willanna Pierce, 18, of 99 Soul extend it—and we shall expect 1930s." catcher and manager Yogi Ber- tonight," said the 30-yer-oli St., who pleaded guilty to speed- La. Celebrating were Mr. and was of major importance "con- Mrs. A. F. Jastram, Atlantic it" McDonald Is opposed for iu' ra, who now is a coach of the chief. ing 72 miles an hour in a 50-mp cerning the future of our party NARCOTICS TALK SET Highlands; Mr. and Mrs. John, As the new Senate opened for lourth, four-year term by USW New York Mets. Juveniles are usually lodged ii zone, was also fined $20 and to! •s well as the gubernatorial Wilson, West Long Branch; Mr. legislative business yesterday, in- Secretary-Treasurer I. W. Abel The tellers described the rob Egg Harbor in neighboring Ai KEANSBURG - Emmett W her license for 30 days. r«c«s (Ms year in New Jersey and Mrs. Robert Hoche, Asbury fluential support quickly mounted The million-member union elects bers as white men between thi lantic County, the chief said. Then Cox, undersheriff, will present Leon Nedzela, 43, who pleadec and Virginia." Park; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook, for an aid law amendment, intro- ages of 25 and 30 who wore plas- are no juvenile facilities in Bur lecture on "Narcotics — The De- guilty to speeding 62 miles ai The political spotlight will cen- officers Feb. 9 and the currenl Middletown; Mr. and Mrs. Ray. duced by Sen. Stuart Symington, tic false faces. lington County. There was nc cision" Sunday at 8 p.m. in th hour in a 50-mph zone, was a: ter on Jersey and Virginia, the campaign is being carried on dur- mond Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Keith D-Mo., to cut of/ U. S. assistance room for the youthful pair ir educational building of the Firs isessed $15 and drew a 30-day II only states in the nation holding ing negotiations for a new labor Clifton police were joined In Olson, Mr. and Mrs. GinoDePao- to any country which fails to Egg Harbor last night, Hann said Methodist Church. The publi. :nse suspension. contests for governor. contract with the basic 6teel In- the investigation by the FBI. la, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bernhard, take necessary precautions to This morning the two juvenile; over age 15, is invited to atteni "I am also concerned about the dustry. Walter R, Brooks of 65 Paterso Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roonao, protect U. S. property. and see a film on the problems o congressional races in 1966, —suspects in numerous burglar Ave., Shrewsbury pleaded inni Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muench and Burch told Mrs. Neuberger. To Select Members ies—had breakfast with the Hann drug addiction. The Women's Si cent to a charge of uttering Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Doran, New Hie chairman said these things Indonesian Situation WASHINGTON - House Demo Holmdel family and then were to be es- ciety of Christian Service wi worthless check. Mr. Brooks was iShrewsbury. -:> JAKARTA, Indonesia — For- crats meet today to pick thra corted to court. sponsor the program. acquitted. could be discussed clearly with- (Continued) out rupturing the Republican eign diplomats in Jakarta said new members of one of the kej party. today that President Sukarno still committees of Congress —Way He said the inspector did not In his New Year message insists he will withdraw Indo- and Means. revoke the Stempler permit |O: Burch clearly made a pitch for nesia from the United Nations. Their action Is important fo his own volition but waited foi •ipport at (be meeting. The diplomats, who saw Su- two reasons. instruction to do so from the "If,. In six or nine months, I karno In the past few days, re- 1. The three new membera mayor. • did 'not do the right Job, I'd re- fused to be identified. should give the administratio Mr. Smale's record in office, •ign.. H you felt I was using my Sukarnkarno was to address a mass the edge it needs to • mov . long with a^numlber of otbei Office to promote candidates I rally tonight,' one week after promptly out of the i**di#H4lPdtlIer of conten- would be obligated to step threatening in another speech to bill providing health care fo tion in last year's primary elec- •side," Burch wrote. pull Indonesia out of the world the aged under Social Security tion, won by Township Commii In answer to the letter Mrs. organization. State Minister Soe- This is a keystone of Presiden teeman Edwin Liebenow, a mem Neuberger expanded her view- peno said the president would Johnson's legislative arch for thi ber of Holmdel Young Republi points to The Register. make good bis threat. coming year. \ cans. "The Republican party is more 2. The Democratic members Mr. Liebenow told The Regis- important than any individual. First Setback of the Ways and Means Com- ter Friday he is opposed to thi In New Jerey, our defeat last HOUSTON, Tex. - The U. S. mittee also choose the assign- reappoirttment of Mr. Smale. year was overwhelming in plan to orbit three astronauts In ments of party members to othe; Mayor Poole, in •tabling ap- places where we never lost be- an Apollo moon spacecraft in 1966 House committees. There 1 pointments until Jan. 13, said he fore. Look how we went down suffered its first setback today always brisk competition fo wanted Mr. Liebenow's views, oi in total areas." with announcement of major coveted spots on the major com all appointive positions. He sai< schedule changes. mittees, so this 17-member group that if the Young Republican Mrs. Neuberger also said: of Democrats has double sig- "We lost by 33,000 votes In Also caught in the revisions committeeman had valid reasons ^v^^^B ^fc U was the third Saturn manned mis- nificance for fellow party mem for seeking new appointments, the county. WJien the Republi bers in die House. cans suffer that kind of a loss sion, which was replaced by an they would be considered. It is enough proof the voters unnamed earth orbital test of the After reading of Mr. Liebe California Weather don't want the kind of Republi- lunar excursion module—LEM— now's objections to reappoint SAN FRANCISCO - Swollei canism handed them." which will cary astronauts to the ment of Mr. Smale the mayoi rivers receded and rains taperec said he was unimpressed am :The national committeewoman moon's surface. Dr. William A. Lee, head of the off today to give flood-ravagec that the building inspector will declared the party will definitely northern California a welcome Operations Planning Division at be reappointed by a 4-1 vote. have to follow a " 'middle of the breather, but relentless nature the Manned Spacecraft Center, Mayor Poole is a member of road' policy from now on." turned her winter wrath on the said the delay in the first three- he administration Repufolica She said It was the successful high Sierra, stranding hundreds faction, which has been at odds line advocated by former Presi- man orbital flight should be of travelers in blinding snow with the Young GOP organtattio: dent Eisenhower. small. storms andj[reezlng gales. "We will lose again In the state "Instead of making,the launch for more than a year. His term Several hundred residents o and on the local level unless we earlier in 1966," he said, "it w'il on the governing body expires the Eel and Mad Rivers dii walk that middle of the road be later in 1966." (his year. triots straggled back to thi mark. People do not want The mayor has not yet an- homes they fled the past twe out Republican conservatism. Aviation History nounced whether he will seek re-! days when torrential rains seal That was evident election day." FORT WORTH, Tex. - The election. The Young Republicans waters •. raging up to Hooc In Washington yesterday, controversial TFX biservice have indicated tlhat if he does, stages. Forecasts of only sea; Burdi said he was elected for fighter plane made aviation his- he will be opposed in - Cbe up- Christmas Clubs tered showers and rising pres tory when it successfully changed coming primary. . sure promised improving condi- the position of its variable-sweep tions. Baers Have wings during an hour flight, Wednesday. start from 25° New Daughter The plane's design enables Woman Justice to have its wings outstretched al- PHOENIX, Ariz. — A woinai MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - A who considers herself "a work- second daughter, Susan Claudia most straight for added life and. short takeoffs, then sweep them ing juflge" has been elected due; a week up Baer, has been born to Mr, and back to reduce drag for super- justice of the Arizona Suprenv Mrs, Jacob Baer, 132 Deertleld Court. La., Strathmore. sonic speeds. Lorna Locfowood was chosei Be wise and save for '65. It's not too late to join the Central Never before had a plane util- The infant was born Dec. 29, chief Justice yesderday In a Jersey Bank and Trust Company Christmas Club. Mem- izing the retractable wings per- at Perth Amboy General Hospital. unanimous vote of her four col- formed so well in the effort to berships start from as little as 25? a week. Next year have Mr. Baer Is a physicist for Vitro leagues. It is believed to be the solve the problem of incor- Laboratories, West Orange. first time in the nation's history extra ntoney for your Christmas bills. porating short takeoffs and land- Mr. and Mrs. Baer have- that a woman has headed a ings with high speed into a single daughter Deborah. The new state's highest court. aircraft. baby's name will be read Into the Miss Lockwood follows her fa- Oar Christmas Club pays interest tdrah at Saturday morning serv- ther's footsteps to the highest ices of Temple Beth Ahm where Star of India Judicial office in Arizona. Here at the Central Jersey Bank and TVust Company, we the family are congregants. MIAMI, Fla.-AUan Dale Kuhn, The late Alfred C. Lockwood, don't just collect your Christmas Club money. We pay inter- first appointed Judge in fabled est on it, too. See how our Christmas Club accounts build up Tombstone in 19,13, was chief Accuse Board of Operating Justice three times during his over a 50-week period: 18 years on the Supreme Court. $20.00 a week-$1010.00 $2.00aweek-$10LOO $1.00aweek-$ 50.50 Segregated Schools Catholic Family of Year $10.00aweek-$ 505.00 BUFFALO, N. Y. - A Buffa- $ 5.00aweek-$ 252.50 $..50aweek-$ 25.25 TRENTON (AP) - A group Tate has said the case would lo area family of nine has been $ .25aweek-$ 12.62 of' Negro parents formally ac- be taken to the State Board of named "Catholic Family of the $3.00aweek-$ 151.50 cused the Orange school board Education or the federal courts Year" for 1964. S exquisite diamonds Join the Central Jersey BankandTrust Company Christinas Wednesday of operating inade- if no action is taken by Raubin The selection of the William sets from Clubatanyofourfourteenconvenientlylocatedoffices, today. quate and segregated schools. ger. R. Courtade family of suburban $125.00 •They petitioned State Educa- The commissioner notified the Hamburg by the Family Life Bu- tion Commissioner Frederick State Board at its regular meet reau of the National (Roman) Budget Terms M. Raubinger to order a new Ing today that he received the Catholic Welfare Conference was Available plan aimed at ending racial im- petition but he said he hadn't announced yesterday. THE balance' in Orange schools, had a chance to study it. The Courtades, William, 44, The appeal is an outgrowth of and Eileen, 40, were among the The complaint contends that Raubinger's historic ruling in founders of the Buffalo Diocese's a pupil transfer plan which went 1962 which held that racial Im- family life program 11 years ago. Into effect in September "further balance In schools resulting from They also started the Christian CENTRAL JERSEY BAM entrenches segregation in the housing patterns was illegal. The family movement in their par- -A3NT13 school system and continues to decision, which also Involved the ish and arranged for placement deny equal education opportuni Orange school system, set a na- of 50 Latin American visiting Jeweler* ties." students in western New York ALLENHURST • ALLENTOWN - BRADLEY BEACH • EATONTOWN • FARMIN6DALE tionwide precedent. 72 Iroad St., R«d The latest appeal was filed by The parents of SO pupils Joined homes during the past two sum- FORT MONMOUTH • FREEHOLD (2) • FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP • L0N6 BRANCH Herbert H. Tate, a Newark at- In the petition, which involves mers. •roadway, Long trench torney for the National Associa- th» Oakwood Elementary School tion for the Advancement of itorm center of Integration fights Sell your furniture through the (CWMT Mi MARLBORO • MATAWAN - NEPTUNE CITY • SHREWSBURY Colored People. (or two yean. Dally Register Classified. mlM iwhkh Cubergua Mid hid "ten •4—Tforsdty, JtmMiy 7, f965 tamed **vinj* tad ire llat tx HAM rot ixm-tuA men Jofca P. {Jufetiyue,'; CoUegti iioabte to whittle our children. COLUMBUS. Ohio A Corn Pd Pullman Following were General Mo- 50114 Pure Oil Corp. yards here. Coming (S 53 «i RCA tors, up % at 97, and RCA, un- Crn Zell The $1,800,000 David Starr Jor AND PRESERVE AN OLD PHOTO FOR YOU Cruc Btl changed at 33%. Curtlsi Wr Reading Co dan will replace the 35-year-old Rcpub Stl Ftattim Inclutl* Deere On a report that merger talks Black Douglas at the bureau's BY MAKING A COPY THAT WILL AMAZE , Del A Hud MS Revlon CONTROLIABLF WASH CYCLI Dent Sup 31H Reyn Met between Pure Oil and Hercules new fishery-oceanography center Dou* Airc 76 Iter Tob YOU. WE HAVE HAD MANY CUSTOMERS AUTOMATIC WATER SAVER! Dow Chew ROD Contrail Powder were progressing, Pure at La Jolla, Calif. 33« Si Jos Lead Drew Ind 2(S», Oil gained half a point and Her- More than one-third of the Jor- Du Pont 35* St Reg Pap 31 WHO WILL TELL YOU OF THE HAPPY RE- You set 2 keys, turn a dial. Thtn this remirUbl* Dug U Hl'/i Sears Roeb 128 cules Powder tost a like amount, dan's space is devoted to scien washer thoroughly liundirs clothes loads—from East Kod ahell Oil 57" 25H Sinclair Ford advanced Vi »t 54% and tific laboratories. The air-condi- SULTS WE. HAD WITH THEIR KEEPSAKES. Z lbs. op to M lit Has 3 Tempi—2 wuh S 1 End John HA Smith. AO 58 Erie Lack Focony 27M American Motors added Y$ at tioned ship will be able to truise rinse. Famous Filtir-FI» rtclrculates water, rmnnH Firestone 91 x t0 ElKtrle Sou Pac / , while Chrysler lost /t lint and tfisperan dtttrpnt Wibr-Saw Uti S*. S-MC Cp Boa Ry 39: t 8,000 miles and stay at sea 40 TRY US. ' ^— 11111 Git Dryin 5V>rd Mot 57 : lector uses only the amount of water needed for Sperry Rd II 59%. Studebaker was unchanged days. ^ ol mitchlni ilyli tin nilliblt. Gen Accept Std Brand ElMtrie Otfnfnwn W95 (OMZOAnj large, medium or small loads. Many otfctr conve- •sen Cigar BUS oil Cal fill at6'/,. ' 73' The bureau will take over the niences including: Spray Rlnu, Damp-Drt Spin and ' Gen Dynun IBS Std Oil NJ 89', Gen Blec BO Sludtbaker Jones & LaugMin picked up ship in May, moving it to Cali- WALTZ THROUGH WASHDAY SjfjtyDd Switch. : Gen Fds 97 Texaco about half a point and U. S. Steel fornia by way of the St. Lawrence ' Oen Motor* 37% Tex G Sul ' —~ WITH A NEW GENERAL ELECTRIC WASHER AND DFTftDRIBH! < tlTU! IBIb-. minIWUd InlIon _ •Minimu-minimum R.UIrtunI rn=Priu. Oen Pub Ut 37% Textron and Beffiilehem gained lesser Seaway and the Panama Canal. Utto SHtwn Miy s« Ord.nJ ihnuth Ui Ai Ytur frtmhlui BE Dulir. S« Our CurrVni t Dimliy, Print (nil Timt G Tcl&Ul 20% Tldewat Oil Gen Tlte Transamer fractions. Ca Pac Cp Vn carblda Gillette Un Pac U.S. Smelting advanced more Ever use chicken livers for Un Tank Glen Aid than three points and Control kebabs? Alternate the livers with Goodrich Unit Alrc Goodyear United Cp Data moved up by almost three, squares of bacon and with small BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP Grace Co I US Lines ua Plywd Major losers included Xerox, mushrooms on skewers. Brush Gt AfcP , if US Rub Greyhound IIS Smelt off nearly three points, and Pola the chicken livers and mush- 15 WALLACE ST. 46 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK TEL. 741-4310 Gulf OH US Steel rooms with melted butter or mar- Hamm Pap Van Al Stl roid, down about 2%. RED BANK • 747-2273-4 OPEN WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY "TIL 9 P.M. Hero Pdr Waworlh garine before and during the 111 Cent Ind Warn B Pio Gains of around a point were PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE ENTRANCE ON WHITE ST. Inc Rand Wn Un Tel broiling process. Wests El made by American Cyanamid, White Mot Eastman Kodak and Schering. Woolwth Yne»t 8h*T Up about half a point were Goodrich, U.S. Rrfbber, Douglas, m Raytheon, Southern California LEGAL NOTICE Edison, Commonwealth Edison. Anaconda, Union Carbide and General Electric. Dis(merthediffierm<%inthe i NOTICE . AN ORDU4ANCE AMBNDINO AND Small kisses were suffered by SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER 2, CHAPTER 13 AND CHAPTER 17 OFInternational Telephone, Phelps AN .ORDINANCE KNOWN BY ITf (As different from other cars as they are fromeach other) BHORT FORM TJT&E AS "REVISED Dodge, Homestake, Internationa' : ORDINANCES OF 1961" ADOPTED Paper and American Tobacco, JUNB 5, 19S1 BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayoi Prices advanced on the Ameri' and Council of the Borough of Red can Stock Exchange. Volume to- BanK. that Chapter 2. Chapter 13 am Chapter 17 of the above-entitled ordi taled 1.25 million shares, com- nance be amended and supplement* pared with 1.18 million Tuesday as follows: Section l. Chapter 2, "Amuaemcnti and Recreation," Artlole 3, "Swim- SAL NOTIC - mlng Pools." Section 2, 6 (b> and (t. be amended and supplemented to read as follows: -. . SECTION 2. It shall fee unlaw- ttreet, without expense to the '"'JMful to . establish or construct a •wlmmine pool without first obtain. monUu after restoration of the Ing a permit tharetor Irom the DU street has been completed and upon rectoi'of. Public Works In the man- a cert] floats- from th* Director at ner hereinafter prescribed. No per- Public Works to UIB effect that the mit etiaJl be required for a wading r»palra hav« been1 mad« in a. satis- pool. factory manner and in conforminc* SECTION 6. All prlvat* iwlm- with the provisions of this article. ' mint pools hereafter constructed SECTIOX 6. The work of back- shall be provided with not over filling and Initalllng temporary one two-Inch (2"> diameter galvan- pavements sfiall-be made within 24 ized Iron pipe or approved equal hours alter the completion of the drain extending from said pool to work lor !WMc& ttrt opening wu a brook, other natural water made. ThCbacWtiUng attd replace course or storm sewer: provided, rnenti of the aub-baae and Install- ' however, that If the drain should ing pennanut, pavement shall be be connected to a storm sewer, the completed -within 30 days after permit for the construction ot the starting, except that th» Director oC •wimralng pool shall not be Issued Public Works, In hli discretion, •without the written approval of the may make exceptions to th* above '• Director of Public works having time limits if, In his opinion. It Is first been granted, which approval impracticable to complete the work ahail not be Granted by the Direc- within the ttme above mentioned. tor of Public Works If, in rtli opin- SECTION" 7. All trenches shall he CkmoUt Impala Sport Coupe ion, the effectiveness of the storm backflled by depositing therein -drain would bfi impaired by the enrth in layers of not more than 9 CHEVROLET-As roomy a car as Chevrolet's ever built room. The engine's been moved forward4or more foot room. So, besides the way a proposed, connection. Thn fee pay- Inches in depth, each thoroughly able by the applicant to the Bor- rammed or tamped, and it required When you take in everything, there's more room inside this car than in any Chevrolet '65 Chevrolet looks and rides, we now hav^«ne-more reason to ask you; What do ough for the services of the Direct- by the Director of Public Works, or of Public Works shall be ten Hushed with water. \ as far back as they go. It's wider this year. The windows are curved for more shoulder you get by paying more for a car—except bigger monthly payments? (310.00) Dollars, and no permit (a) Whenever an opening is stall be Issued until said fee shall concrete base, tha pavemeru shall have been paid. be cut out IS Inches wider thin tha SECTION 6. (cl If men connect- width of the trench, that Is to say, ion to the storm drain Is permitted, 9 inches wider on eacli side 1 here- It shall be made under the super- of and the edge of the old concrete vlilon- of, and In accordance with shall be bevelled so u to make the the specifications approved by the concrta cut 4 Inches wider at the Director of Public Works. Tha fee top than at the bottom. The new payable by the applicant to the concrete pavement of foundation „ , Baroupn for the supervision by th« •hall be made 3 laches thicker than •Director o( Public Works shall be the original concrete and shall be five ($5.00) dollars, and DO permit reinforced with % inch round rein- ah at! be issued until sail fee sii&li forcing flee! spaced 6 inches cen- have been paid. ter or equivalent thereof. SECTION 2, Chapter 8, "BulMlnjti (b) All pavement surfaces are to Blgna and Fences," Article 1, "Build' be replaced in accordance with Ings—Repair, Closing or Demoltlon ol specifications o[ this Borough gov- Bulldlnfi Unfit for Habitation, etc.7 erning new construction of such Section 4 be amended and supplement pavements, hut shnll be n. minimum •d to read as follows: of 2 Inch bituminous concrete on 6 SECTION 4. The™ is hereby cre- Inch gravel base. ated - committee to be known as SECTION 7. Chapt«r IT, "Streets and "Sub-standard Housing Commltiee'1 Sidewalks" Article 10, "Construction to consult with and atfvlte the Pub- and Repair of Sidewalks, Curbs and lic Officer. The said Committee Driveways" Sections 1, 2, & and 7, ihall consist or the Director of Pub- are hereby amended and supplement- lic Works, Chief of the Fire Depart- ed to read as follows: ment, Health Officer, and eight oth- SECTION 1. No person, persons, er members to be appointed for a company, firm, partnership or cor- term of one year, nominated by the poration shalt construct or repair Mayor and confirmed by the Bor- any sidewalk, curb and driveway ough Council. Tha said Committee wl'hout ftrit obtaining a written may sit In an advisory capacity permit therefor from the Director with the Public Officer In aU hear- or Public Works. Chevelle Mdlitfu Super^Sport Coupe Corvair Corsa Sport Coup* ings conducted under the authority SECTION 2. Applications ahall he of this Chapter. obtained from the Director of Pub- CHEVELLE—The most popular intermediate-sized car you can buy. COBMUR—The only rear engine American car made. SECTION 3. Chapter 9, "Business lic Works and filed In triplicate. •s," Article 3, "Gasoline Service Sta- The application shffl! contain a Of all the cars its size, Chevelle is the biggest seller. Why? Because it has a smooth Full You should read what the car enthusiast magazines say about it. They think there's tions," Section 1, Is hereby amended clear and definite description of the and supplemented by adding subsec locatfon of me work, together with Coil suspension ride. Because most models come with thick deep-twist carpeting nothing else this side of the Atlantic that can touch its styling or ride. They say if you tlon (d>: a sketch showing the proposed *Me- SECTION 1 - CHEVYII-~As economical a car as you can own, but... CORVETTE—The only true sports car America makes. obtained, from thp Director of Pub- plenn*n!ert by adding subpnragraph (x). lic Works and shall contain a clear SECTION t, (x) The term "Bor- But those rust-resisting rocker panels, self-adjusting brakes and those smooth de- Now everybody claims to have a "true" sports car. But other dealers can't say^they and definite description of the lo- ough Engineer" referred to in this pendable engines have never been in more beautiful surroundings. Come see what have one available with a fuel-injected V8, as Corvette does. Or with 4-wheel disc cation, to|ethe r with the approxi- Chapter Mail msan m* Dlrtctor mate size ot tbe opening; to be of Public Works. some very expensive looking stylingchanges and yards of luxurious upholstery can do. brakes, as Corvette does. They can't say they have one with a clear conscience. ' .made. The application ahall be ac- SECTION 10, This ordinance shall companied by a sketch which will lake effect upon Its passage and pub' clearly show tha location of th* Icatlon according to law. proposed opening, together with ap- PUBIIC NOTICE Drive something: really new-discover the difference dt your Chevrolet dealer's plication fee of (2.00, plus th« In- The foregoing Ordinance wa« Intro-1 spection fees required under Section Juced and pantd first reading al a t, hereinafter get forth, regular meeting of th« Mayor and • BEiCTlOti 4. TTiti aafd axes vn- Council of the Borough of Aed Bank "lelcl on Monday, January 4th, 1965, Chevrolet• Chevelle • ChvviiH* Corvair* Corvette ttons and openings shall b& super- vlieti and approved by Hie Direc- md win come up for final consider- *j[. tor ot Public Work* and) the appli- itlon and p*Mag« at * regular meet- cant shall pay to the Borough be- ing of said governing body to b* ntld fore any permit !• granted, tht ->n Monday, January mth, IMS, at turn ttf IIO.00 Ipr eaxn *nd evory _:.TO P. M., at the Council rh«mn*r*. proposed opening of not more than In tht Municipal Building, JHonmouth 100 rtrt In area. An additional * fact 6. traction thereof. In addition given full opportunity, . in tills payment, tha aprtlaant shall OUd J*nuary i, 1089 JOHN BRYAN CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY §» i-Miilred to deport with Uie Borough $100,00 In cash as a gu*r- *BU» 5/ ib/ proiw KKtoratlon of 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK 741-J130 L it THE DAILY REGISTER Thutfoy, January 7, J96S—5 End AF Basic ProgmmsSet —T . TO HIKE CONSULTANT SAN ANTWiQJT«t.-Tv« men from the Red Bank, N. i., are* By School Board TREOTON (AF) - The New WEST LONG BRANCH - Ele- have completed Air Force basic York - New Jersey; Committee mentary school students of the on Interstate Air Pollution will military training at LackWnd communities participating'In the qhts I *• •? meet Jan. 25 in New York to AFB, Tex. Shore Regional High School dis- consider hiring a consultant to They are Airmen Ralph A. Un- trict will attend musical pro- tfan idetailed programs to com der, Jr., son :of Mr., and Mrs. grams presented by the high bat pollution in the metropoli Ralph C. Under, 45 Nevada Dr, school band this month. from Jl Kridel's Annual January Clearance Sale tan area. Hazlet, and Frank R. Wider- The band and the school's twirl- The committee decided to hire strom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank irs will display their talents be- iiiiiiiiiM * consultant because both New E. Wilson, 53 Waterman Ave., ore students of the Frank An- York and New Jersey said they Rumson, tonides 'School, here, Jan. 12. lIlUHflllWilM could not release personnel-from Airman Under, a 1964 gradu- Ernest Melofchik,'the elementary their present duties for planning. ate of Raritan Township tyigfi school principal, has invited Mrs. The bistate group will apply School, has been selected for Helen Y. Sawyer, principal of the for Federal funds under the technical training as an office Sea Bright School, and her stu- clean air act to hire the consult- equipment repairman at the dents to attend the session. ing firm. Air Training Command school at On die evening of the same Lowry AFB, Colo. date, the high school groups will present a program for the local took ahead! Invest in a home Airman Widerstrom, who at- of your own. See today's Daily Parent-Teacher Association land tended Rumson-Falr Haven Re- the Sea Bright Home and School Register Classified. gional High School, has been as- Airman Ralph A, Under Jr. Association at the school. John Dome, principal of the Oceanport Grammar School, has invited students of the Monmouth STARTING TODAY Beach Elementary School to hear a repeat performance by the band in the Wolfhill Avenue School, an. 22. Dr. Henry, Meliiik, music di- rector of the high school, has scheduled classical and popular Men's 2-pants £ selections, a brass choir, instru- ..Lwttwr Qoodi ond Quality Gifts mental solo presentations, a drum worsted suits, Reg. 79.50 section exhibition and twirling demonstrations for the program. 64.90 STORE WIDE Art Students Decorate School MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The Art Department of Matawan Re- Sale gional High School, under the supervision of Mrs. Joan Suther- • ' D Airman Frank R. Widerstrom land and William Ohme, deco- Including many of our famous ip«ci«ltiji, rated the school for the holidays Importationi and famous year-round staples. signed to the Air Training Com- with decorations made by art stu- mand school at Amarillo AFB, dents. !ll|lll|l!11IIIUjll!l|limilll|[il!]lM HANDBAGS — GIFT ITEMS Tex., for technical training as a supply specialist. The Student Council added to LUGGAGE the decorations by placing mail •.IIIKIilllllllllJlllllllllllllllillM boxes in the school. The students WALLETS — JEWEL BOXES The reigning National Footiball were able to "mail" Christmas League champions first met an cards to other students or faculty .. • . REDUCTIONS TO 50% Ail-Star College selection in the members by depositing the cards with the name and home room annual August series ir. 19J4. 125 BROAD ST. RED BANK of the student or teacher for whom it was intended. The card% tartan sport shirts, reg. 18.95, You find service you can trus were distributed prior to Christ- 747-2557 with one of the dependable firm! mas vacation. in the Daily Register Classified, The Student Council also ran a contest to see which home room class brought in the greatest num- ber of cans of food during its drive for food for needy families. Illl(lllllllinilll|l|llllllllll||j|[!lll!ll!ll!in

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Cook and Henry Ctar By JOHN CHAMBERtAtft Published by The Bed Baali Register Incorporated President Johnson wants to spend some $3 billion V, HARRY PENNINGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAKOLD KEUV. General Manager on federal aid to education this year—and it is ru- mored that no less a Republican stalwart than Senator Hornas J. Bly Ewcaiiw Editor waii«m F. Samttord and Arthur Z. Kamio Frank W. Harbour uiddieunm Bureui iiir. Charles A. Johnston pmboid Bumu up. Dirksen may be willing to go along with the White House on this for at least part of the way. But the Member of the Associated Press Ike Auocluet J»«M Jj entitled ezcluslrely «o tte tt« tor reputHlaitlon ol alt U« local onrt printed In tbl« trouble with the money approach is that spaper ai well as alt /UP news dljpalchn. »—•••. it rivets the attention of the nation on Member of American Newspaper Publisher* Association Member Audit Bureau of Circulation quantitative educational matters, while Tho Red Bank Register, Inc., isfiunes no financial reijooslbilltle* tor typographical errori in adveitlsemeou. but the over-all decline in the quality of Will ruprlnt wluuut charge, that part ol an advertisement In which the tYiosrapiiical errot occurs. Advertisers ui pleats notify ibu management Immediately of any error whlcfc may occur. our schooling goes relatively unnoticed This newspaper assumes no responsibilities lor statements ol opinion In letters from Its readers. at the White House and Congressional Subscription Prices la Advance Less than 3 lnos. Per month $1.50 12 month>-tl8.00 6 months—JAM levels. filngls copy at counter. 7 cents single copy by mall, 10 cents 9 moaths-tlXBO 3 months—31.50 The quantity approaches deceptive THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1964 even on its own numerical, terms. The CHAMBERLAIN truth is that, at this moment, there is no shortage in college facilities. True enough, not every Year of Celebration Ends student can get into an Ivy League university; the rate of rejection by such academic top dogs as Harvard, The U.S. Coast Guard Station As of Jan. 1, Tercentenary Com- Yale and Columbia runs to four out of five applicants. at Sandy Hook last week conducted mittee members throughout the state But smaller colleges are still begging for students in a formal military retreat ceremony are out of a job. Their function was many places, and the two-year community college marking the end of New Jersey's to gather support for a statewide movement is growing. Moreover, at the state level, Tercentenary year. celebration of 300 years of "People, from Connecticut to California, we are witnessing the At 4:36 p.m., sunset, the nation's Purpose, and Progress." transformation of the old "teachers' colleges" into gen- flag was lowered, followed by the It was the first statewide effort eral liberal arts institutions: San Francisco State, for Coast Guard ensign, in honor of the of its kind, and an eminently*suc- example, which was a "teacher mill" of 1,000 students state's year-long celebration of its cessful one. some 20 years ago, is now a liberal arts school of 300th anniversary. We salute all those dedicated, Htm 15,000. According to historians, it was tireless workers who made it a in 1664 that James, Duke of York, memorable celebration — starting The states could undoubtedly use a lot more fed- 238? eral money to plow into education, but if they don't awarded the land lying between the with Paul L. Troast, New Jersey Ter- Hudson and Delaware Rivers to centenary Commission chairman; get it they will in most instances meet their own needs Lord John Berkeley and Sir John David S. Davies, executive director; as they have in the past. A better Washington approach Carteret, who named it New Caesa- Judge Elvin R. Simmill, Monmoutb to the problem of helping higher education would be rea, or New Jersey. County chairman — and including to accept the bill of Senator Abe Ribicoff of Connecti- In the retreat ceremony, the chairmen and members of all munici- Your Money's Worth; cut, who would let parents take tax credits for school- Coast Guard flag was presented to pal tercentenary committees. Inside ing selected at their own family discretion. Sen. Richard R. Stout, attending in Monmouth County communities We've Got A 2-Home Boom One reason forihe clamor for more school facili- behalf of the New Jersey Tercen- deserve commendation for their en- Washington ties derives from the fact that .children are still uned- tenary Commission, and Howard K. thusiastic participation in the Ter- By SYLVIA PORTER ucated in the so-called "basics" when they reach their Hayden, chairman of the Long centenary fete. By ROBERT S. ALLEN high school and college years. More years and more As you travel around the country this winter, and PAUL SCOTT Branch Tercentenary Committee. This county can be proud of its WASHINGTON - President teachers are needed under these conditions to impart you'll see the usual sight of boarded-up seashore cot- Sometime this month, the ensign tribute to the state's 300th birthday Johnson has decided to "write tages, rustic hunting cabins and stately summer man- off" South Viet Nam despite a given amount of instruction: Some students may drop will be given to Gov. Richard J. in the form of parades, musicals, warnings from his military, ad- out because they haven't really learned to read, but if sions. They may strike you as only bleak, empty dwel!- visers that U.S. withdrawal could Hughes in memory of the Garden contests, lectures, books, banquets ings, but they add up to an increasingly vital national mean the loss of all of Southeast they had had good English instruction in the first three State's three centuries of history and songs. economic statistic: 2,000,000 second Asia. grades they would, even if they chose to forego col- and heritage. It was a year to remember. homes, up a hefty 60 per cent from He is actively seeking the help of influential members of Con- lege, be able to carry on with self-instruction or night 1950's total of "seasonal vacant units." gress and a group of nationally school work and still make good livings. The failure of They also represent a burgeoning prominent persons to develop a early English instruction is not mitigated by current new class of two-home American fami- "national consensus" for U. S. Behind the Political See ne: disengagement from that strife- sociological clamors; for instance, in one northeastern lies and a more significant factor than torn country. ever before in our fundamental con- They are privately being asked city that is spending a couple of hundred thousand dol- to create public support for a lars on "bussing" Negro and white children from one Attempts At Censorship Won't Work struction industry! ! negotiated settlement with the —Today, 3.2 per cent of all houses Communists, including China and district to another, the cry of one particular school for By WILLIAM HENDERSON PORTER in the U.S. are second homes, up from Russia, and withdrawal of V. S. military advisers from South Viet a $7,000-a-year remedial English teacher was turned Discussing the news blackoi surance business in Red Ban Republican mentioned, here to 2.4 per cent in 1950—and a full 15 per cent of all fami- Nam. down because of lack of budgetary funds. Imposed by some officials, court won't make up his mind a Democrat. lies in the $15,000-and-up bracket own a second home. Tfiat's the backstage report be- bar associations, law enforcemei haste. Two committee posts a ing circulated by Democratic con- In New York City, which is belatedly beginning agencies and others in the stati up for grabsWr- TERRIFIC job accomplish —New vacation cottages and cabins are being gressional leaders contacted by »nd locally, too, an editor n by Mrs. David H. Marx and M: built at a rate of 100,000 a year, and, in addition, we're administration policy-makers on to worry about the quality of its schools, Superintend- marked: "Don't forget the o STATE HOUSE - School an Joseph Gauss, both of Shrew buying travel trailers and other "mobile homes" at a the unannounced presidential de- ent Calvin Gross has raised the issue of the effect of. saying. It's n highway projects will be at bury, as chairmen of the Moi cision. the junior high school on the development of students. always whi standstill this year unless th mouth County Federation of R record pace. An estimated 155,000 mobile homes were you know, it' The legislators are frankly be- The present 6-3-3 arrangement (six years of grammar legislature supplies the neces publican Women means they wi built last year, up from 142,000 in 1963. There are now ing told the developing of a "na- who y o sary funds for trie work via step into higher offices. Name instruction, three of junior high, and three of high know." nearly 800,000 trailers in the U.S. and hundreds of tional consenus" began with Sen, broad based sales or incom of the new officers are bein, Richard Russell's, EM3a., recent school) has social effects that have a sometimes dis- He mean tax. But all the Iawmake kept a dark secret until t thousands of them are being used as second homes. announcement that his Armed astrous impact on the student's ability to absorb edu- that no new must seek re-election in the fa' federation holds election Jan. —On top of this is the upsurge in the building and Services Committee would under- barrier c a and they'll treat proposed tax at Old Orchard Country Clul cation. The original idea of the junior high was to pro- Eatontown. But we know Mi; buying of houseboats arid other types of boats which take a review of the deteriorating stop a report! like they would some one wil situation In South Viet Nam. vide some buffer years between juvenility and the semi- if he has a dose of chickenpox. Betty Beach, Freehold, who can be and are being used as second homes. good, reliabl nominating chairman, will alsc Sen. Russell, close friend of maturity of late adolescence. But the actual effect has "The only way out is a stal President Johnson, arranged the source or tw be honored for services ren- The second-home boom is a major new chapter been to turn seventh and eighth graders into slavish lottery," says one of Go' dered. And how did yours trulj committee inquiry after the Pres- HENDERSON he can contac Hughes' chief aides. in the dramatic tale of American affluence at this start for the "inside story." learn this? Well, out of 2,5O< ident suggested it during their apes of the pseudo-sophisticated 14-year-olders in the women members of the federa- of the second half of the 1960s—and the forces im- meeting on the IBJ ranch. ninth grade. Girls attempt to become young women And this state and county ha Take the Lead jome crack newsmen on the jo! A POLITICIAN from New Yori tion, one or two were bound pelling 'the boom speak volumes about why we are at the age of 12 or 13; the age of dating is pushed spent an hour drinking scotch spill the beans. - what we are today. The Johnson plan is to have for their papers. a restaurant bar in Asbury Par: the Russell committee, whicfi is down; there is less time and inclination for disciplined So, residents will continue t during the holidays, "I've ru Our soaring personaOncomes are obviously a key to hear testimony heavily weighed extra-curricular education, such as music, sports and be informed about what is goini out of cash. 1 only have RESOLUTIONS for the rev part of the story. The annual rate of our personal in- for U. S. disengagement, take on despite certain attempts checkbook," he told the bai year are viyid_reminders of th< the. lead in developing public dancing of the non-social variety. As a modern dance stop the flow of news, particula keeper as he prepared to leav ones the late Bill O'Dwyer madi comes has just crashed through the half-trillion dollar opinion for such a move. teacher says, "When a girl feels she 'has to be a woman 3y stories pertaining to crimes. "Happy New Year," the big sh when he was mayor of New Yorl milestone and our spending as individuals in 1964 rose Once these "managed" hear- at the age of 12, it's a long pull to the age of 21 or 22, The attitude of some polio said, as he put down four brigh City. He'd swear to stop puttin; a whopping Gl/ P^" cent over 1963. ings have set the stage, the Pres- Chiefs toward distribution i pennies as a tip. You've reac his feet on his desk while sinj 2 ident will announce the appoint- when she would normally be graduated from college, news was best illustrated la about this guy in the papers. ing Irish ditties in the middle I The recreation boom in our country is another ment of a carefully-selected "blue wonder some of them can't last the route." week when one of them an- important press conferences a ribbon" panel of nationally known % Hall. Bill's "act" did breal key factor. Last year we spent around $24 billion for swered a local reporter's ques- BIG PUSH is on by supporter! individuals to study the changes Dr. James B. Conant, the former president of Har- tion with: "It's nobody's dam the tension and often reportei leisure activities, vacations and sports, triple what we in South Viet Nam policy. to pile up a big re-election volt sang along, sour notes and all, vard, has been doing yeoman work in his effort to focus business." for GOP Councilman Jim Cole- spent as recently as 1946. In effect, the task of this pan- Politicians are seldom afraii man of Aapury Park as a sho Our growing nationwide network of new roads el will be to confirm the theme attention on the qualitative deficiencies of American of giving out news although thei of confidence which would help POT POURRI-The early Dem already sounded by Sen. Russell tips,, are often "off the record. him win the\ mayoralty. Cole- ocratic primary campaign In ths and highways is of crucial importance to the boom. and soon to be echoed by his com- education. Before our Washington, D. C, legislators Either they don't wish to bt man would replace Mayor Thorn county for state committeewomati The roads are bringing rural homes within commuting mittee's inquiry—that the U. S. begin pouring in the money to subsidize current educa- quoted or don't want their names as F. Shebell, who won't seet may take a surprise turn before distance of city apartments and year-round suburban had iio business going into South used in the story. another term, Jim is a lifeloni long. In the meantime candidate Viet Nam in the first place and tional practices; they might fruitfully ponder what the Kathryn Freret of Fair Haven houses. Can you imagine men like GO resident of Asbury. should get out as gracefully as effect of too much money to support the existing insti- working Ilka a beaver . . . ONE possible. County Chairman J. Russell Woo, local "statesman" has failed, for And as fundamental as any force is tr\e-Velentless tutional arrangements is likely to be. ley or Democratic county bos; INTRIGUE—Here's how Mon expansion of vacation time—of more vacations and THE SMOKESCREEN-In ad- J>. Paul Campi hiding from re- ears, to return Christmas can dition to the ' "consensus' mouth County Democratic Con greetings with a newsman who porters or refusing to talk? gressman James J. Howard go! of longer vacations. The one-week vacation has Jong maneuver, the Johnson adminis- willing to meet him halfway to since become ancient history and the two-week vaca- tration plans to cover its strate- With the addition of Demo round to making a key appoint- discuss their differences... OUR crat Eugene J. Bedellof Keans ment in his Washington office tion is fast following into limbo. gic retreat from South Viet Nam rystal ball shows young Charles with a military smokescreen of burg to the county board o popular county Republican Comito, East Keansburg; moving freeholders the serenity of the ;uggested the name — Mutz — to Now the three and four-week vacation is becoming tightly controlled tactical bomb- into the presidency of the Middle- ing raids in Laos and Communist four GOP members may be lis close friend, Gov. Hughes. town Young Republican Club. commonplace. Now millions are routinely taking two Sfe North Viet Nam. broken. Bedell will talk without The governor told Howard and Charley is a regular organizatior vacations a year. Now, even among families of com- being prompted, much to the hat was that. Appointment of One contingency plan the Pres- committeeman and was named tc paratively modest income, the strong trends toward chagrin of his more experienced Vlutz, who lives in Weehawken the Middletotvn Welfare Board ident has not yet acted on pro- colleagues. upset many local Democrats. earlier retirement and bigger pensions are spurring a vides for the bombing of Chi- Until recently . we believed the an. 1 ... New president of the nese Communist nuclear produc- Reporters covering the court /mg Branch Women's Republi- two-home boom—for today's summer home is consid- tion facilities, on the theory this house in Freehold, found mos :an Club will be Mrs. Eric Ell ered tomorrow's retirement home. of the freeholders as silent as itrom, who succeeds Paulin action would end Peking's atom- WHERE IN THE WORLD ic threat the next five to seven the falling snow when it came rolchfelt . . . YOU first read ii First came the two-car boom which already has years. to handing out news tidbits. They lere that the Board of Freehold- mt two cars into 12,000,000 garages across the nation discovered other means of gel rs would appoint former GOP None of these "looking tough" ting advance info on what the Surrogate Ed Broege, Belmar, a md which could put two cars into every garage by bombing plans, according to aides board was planning. ounty treasurer and that no ac- 1980, according to the Chase Manhattan Bank of New of the Joint Chiefs of staff, are designed to bring victory in South Bedell, who'll be the mouth- Ion would be taken at the presen fork. In contrast, only 1,500,000 families had two cars piece for his party in Freehold, ime in naming assistant county Viet Nam or begin a rollback of 15 years ago. communism in Southeast Asia. is not shrinking violet. . He'll :Qunsels. The freeholders made us make news with his proposals, ook good . . . RUMORS, which Instead, the operations are On the heels of this came the two-appliance boom. "more political than military," etc. nay have more than a sprinkling 7 And there'll be many times if truth in them, have Freehold ast becoming the rule rather than the exception is the serving as a cover for U. S. with- when Bedell will go to the re- r Director Joseph C. Irwln, Red American family with two TV sets, two air condition- draw!, and as a lever on Hanoi porters. That will be a real lank, eventually backing the bor- irs, two telephones, etc. (not to mention two or three and Peking to join in a negoti- switch. ugh's GOP chairman, Edward ated settlement to end the fight Wise for an assistant county tr more radios). Ing In South Viet Nam, FRIENDS and GOP leaders :ounsel seat.' Poor showing of Now the second-home family "is beginning to grow According to his closest con- What Is the name of this. Important he Red Bank Republican outfit gressional friends, this momen- ara trying to convince ex-Marine Baltic Sea port? Tom' Seely to run for Middle- the recent elections can be s the second car market began to grow about 15 years tous disengagement decision is town Township oommilteeman ilatned on Democratic President go," declares the National League of Insured Savings tied closely to President John- ohnson's strong influence on son's almost blind belief that he this year. Seely is handsome kssociations. Now SO per cent of America's families arid fits into the parly's program iters COUNTY Democrats can work out "Compromises and "They ought to hide things llk» thot , ant a vacation home and a lull 10 per cent are actual adjustments" with Soviet and Chi- to promote young candidates. hold unity meeting Jan. 15 at from kldsl* • .- y , :ji But Tom, who jpperates an in- -Tiiuroduy, January 7, 1965Bliss Price's motel, Long Branch. (Continued on Page 7) ' ;. (Coatinued ou Page 7) t THE DAILY , Jtmaf 7j 19(6-$ - >,>* ,fr_ - ri ,v~-^,-£,/-'•-:

c • p/' ' .' >\ •., " i ' %7 •' -; Full Job Preference for VeU Hit By JOHN KOLESAR one of tlie top three non-veter- preference more than compen- TRENTON (AF)-New Jer- ans, introducing the first sign sates for military service. It sey's practice of giving war of flexibility into the procedure. grants the veteran a permanent veterans an absolute preference Disabled veterans get the advantage over non - veterans {or appointment to jobs on thesame preference over veterans for the balance of his career.' public payroll has come in forthat veterans get over non-vet- A year ago, a committee another of its periodic drub- erans. named by Gov. Richard J bings. The preference goes to veter- Hughes to study economy and A management consulting ans of the Korean conflict, efficiency in State Governmen firm which studied the State World War II, World War I, thedeclared that no industry could Highway Department from top Mexican expedition to punish operate under rules as restric- to bottom came to the conclu- Pancho Villa in 1917, the Span- tive as New Jersey's civil serv sion last month that the abso-ish - American War, the Indian ice laws and regulations. lute veterans' preference is Wars and the Civil War (only SALE & CLEARANCE Suggestions "one of the most serious ob- for those who foughtf 'for the stacles to recruiting and retain- North). It made these recommenda ing the best available personne The definition of a war veter- tions for doing away with vet for New Jersey government." an can be rather broad, For In-erans' preference: "Too often it results in giving stance, the law defines a World "To encourage competent tacit approval to marginal per- War II veteran as anyone who non-veterans to apply for civi From Yanko's Street Floor From Yanko's Howe Furnishings formance as the basis for public served in the' armed forces for service positions, eliminate ab 90 days or more, at least one solute preference for disabled employment," the- report by the HANES SEAMLESS HOSIERY firm of Booz, Allen and Hamil- day of'which fell between Sept. veterans who pass examina tions...instead allow them an ton said. 16, 1940, and Sept. 2, 1945. regular price tale price MARTEX FIRST QUALITY OPEN STOCK TOWELS additional five points on their It is not the first time thai Newark Tests final average score. Allow non outside agencies have publicly disabled veterans three points, 1.35 pair 3 prs. fer 3.45 criticized the system. There has Recently the State Civil Serv- BATH SIZE HAND SIZE WASH CLOTHS require pre-examination medi 1.50 pair .. 3 prs. for 3.75 also been criticism from state ice Department conducted tests to provide a list of quali- cal certification' of a disabled officials, but it is usually inau- veteran's physical capability 1.65 pair s> 3 prs. for 4.05 regularly sale regularly sale regularly sole dible, off the record, not fofier d appointees as firemen in the City of Newark; The marks the job he seeks." 1.75 pair „.._ .'. ---.3 prs. for 4.35 quotation, etc. .85 ,59 .49 .35 ...... 29 ranged from a high of 88.656 to 1.00 .. Head of List As an example, these rules short, regular and long lengths 70.000' (the bare minimum for would have put the three vet Under New Jersey law, thepassing) among the 54 men who 1.98 . 1.25 1.25 ...... 95 .59 ...... 45 only one of its kind in the na- erans who topped the Newark L.OO costume jewelry 2 for 1.00* qualified. fireman's list 22nd, -28th and 30tl tion, any war veteran seeking a 2.00 costume jewelry . ...1.00* competitive civil service job But the city cannot appoint on the list of eligibles. 2.98 . 1.98 1.69 1.29 .69 .™.59 goes to Hie head of the appoint- the man who got an 86.656 mark, But while the consulting firms 1.98 dresser scarfs, 16x34 ..... 1.00 ment list if he passes. It more for he was a mm . veteran. It and experts take pot shots at 2.98 dresser scarfs, 16x43 „ 1.50 3.98 .2.98 1.98 ... 1.79 .79 L._- .69 than one veteran passes, they must first appoint a veteran veterans' preference, there has must be appointed in the order who got a mark of 74.417,, a never been any activity in the of their marks. Once the veter- score that ranked 41st. The city Legislature to end or revamp From Yanko's Children's Dept. ans have been appointed, (hen must then appoint another vet- the system. And veterans' pre the agency may appoint any eran who scored 73.332 or 46th. erence is a state law, requiring 3.00 pajamas, 0 to 4 with feet 1.99 FIRST QUALITY SPRINGMAID SHEETS And if it wants to name a third legislative change if anything is LEGAL NOTICI fireman, it must appoint an- ever done about it, 4.00 pajamas, 3 to 14 without feet 2.99 other veteran who scored 72,833 NOTICE or 48th from the top. MUSLIN WHITE PERCALE COLORED PERCALE Notice 1s hereby given that on January 8. IMS at 8:30 p.m, at the• Only after the three veterans ROSS RE-ELECTED Bnraueh Hall Uio Zonlnt Board of thehave been appointed may the Borough of fiea Bright will consider the OCEANPORT - Thomas N. size reg. sale size reg. sale size reg. sale Application by Zobtls Marine Service city appoint one of the three Ross was re-elected chairman of |l8.00 to 25.00 SNOWSUITS! TOO Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright (or anon - veterans who scored from variance to construct anew building for the local Zoning Board of Adjust 42x38 89 .79 42x36 .. 1.19 .99 storage and the sale of new boats on 82.409 to 86.656. sizes 2 fo 4 and 3 to 6x Block 17 Lola 31 and 32. Joint ftppHca- ment at its reorganization meet 42x36 65 .55 'tlon has been made by JamCra Inc. ami ing last night. Harry W. Larson Sentry Marine S«rv!ce Inc. : The veteran's advantage does 80 00 45x38 99 .89 72x108 3.49 2.99 Zobels Marine Service not end with his hiring. He also was renamed, vice chairman and 700 Ocean Avenue Mrs. Norma Megill is secretary 10 to 15 Sea Bright, N. J. gets an edge when it comes to 45x38 { 75 .65 Jan. ft 7. a, fu.73 81x108 .4.29 3.79 promotion. The law says that ************************************** 72x108 ...J.I9 2.69 on a promotion list In which a 1.25 circus purses 90 veteran gets Hie highest mark, Inside 63x99 2.45 1.99 extra long 3.79 3.29 a veteran must be appointed. 3.98 circus purses . 2.98 (twin) Because of a quirk in the word- also on sale, percale ing, however, the veteran who Washington 4.98 Thermal sleepers — 3.79 72x108 ....2.69 2.39 gets appointed does not have to (Continued) 81x108 ....3.49 2.99 ALL-OVER PRINTS be the one who finished first. 3.98 Thermal blankets 2.79 nese Communist leaders without 2.98 to (5.98 dresses 1.99 fo 8.98 MULTI-STRIPE and Example damaging U. S. prestige or weak- 81x108 ....2.98 2.69 fitted 3.49 3.19 For instance, take a list ening its vital defenses. SCALLOPED SHEETS. where veterans finish first and This presidential "frame of From Yanko's Gift Floor (double) third with a non . veteran be- mind," carefully cultivated by, 90x108 ....3.19 2.89 all Wamsutta white tween them. The agency can McGeorge Bundy, his chief for- 90x108 ....4.19 3.69 promote eithgr of the veterans eign policy adviser, now domin- 3.98 jumbo garment bags .....now 2.50 percale sheets but not the non-veteran. If a ates all U. S. dealings with world non - veteran finishes first, the Communist leaders and Its han- 7.98 branded jewelry boxes now 5.25 90x120 ...4.99 4.49 on sale agency may appoint any one ofdling of Red-instigated crises in the top three. Asia and Africa. 3.50 metal rim glass trays ...now 1.90 108x122.-7.99 7.19 The Booz, Allen and Hamilton Not even the Communists' con- 2.50 hobnail glass candy dishes, now 1.25 report said, "reasonable prefer- temptuous rejections of the Pres- ence of a temporary nature to ident's repeated secret soundings 4.00 hand painted tole trays ....now 2.50 help a veteran recapture lost to negotiate a settlement in South opportunities and eahiings is Viet Nam have caused him to I.OO plastic place mats now .69 justifiable." change this controversial ap- VISCOSE cut-pile, no-slip SHAG RUGS "However, absolute veterans' proach. 1.25 set of hangers (4)' now .75 3.50 hi-ball sets (8) now 1.75 Porter machine washable, latex back, decoratof tassel fringe (Continued) 1.00 SURPRISE TABLES Iy saving for one, reports the University of Michigan 24x48 regularly 4.00—now guaranteed values from 2.00 to 6.95 Survey Research Center. J9B Now the number of families owning three or more mostly one-of-a-kind; the early shoppers 30x60 regularly 6.00—now of all types of appliances is moving into the seven- get the biggest bargains! Do It the painless way. digit, range. Phone and let them know We are a consumption-service economy the like they're appreciated. of which the world has never before seen—and the NEW JERSEY BELL limits cannot be foreseen. SEMI-ANNUAL SALE on CUSTOM-MADE SLIPCOVERS SAVE 30 3 piece set regularly 130.00 now 100.00 open daily 'til 9, Saturday 'til 6 3 piece set regularly 155.00 now 125.00 Set includes standard size sofa, 2 chairs and up to 5 cushions

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\ , THE DAILY REGISTER vacation witt their son-in-tow iad daughter, SIM and Mr*. Korri* 8—Thur*i*y, luuary 7, 1965 OriUoo, in El Paw, Tex. Mr. and btri. Alfred Concord Ave., entertained over TOe16th birthday of Calvin EAST ORANGE MILL END the recent holiday for their son- Stone. son of Mr. and Mrs. Cal- in-law and daughter, Rev. andvin W. Stone, Leonardville Rd., WHY PAY Mrs. James P. Moffett of Rawa- s celebrated Jan. 3. Present were Mr. and Mrs. John Gawlik, leigh, N. C, and their five daugh- Hazlet; Mrs. Grace Stone, Rich- JANUARY STORE WIPE MORE? ters. ard Tengate, Kenneth Konostik, Wayne, Joanne and Nancy Stone. Christmas cards and postagpge stamps were sorted and bandageband; s made for'missionaries in El Sal' A family party was held Jan. 3 vador and Germany at the Mary for the eighth birthday ot Wil- Martha Circle meeting Tuesday liam Weimer, son of Mr. and Mrs at the home of Mrs. Daniel Leon-Arthur J. Weimer, Hamilton Ave. ard. Old sheets and pillow cases for bandages are urgenly need- ed for this week. Mrs. James Miss Nancv Duda, daughter ofl Davidheiser will be the next host- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Duda, cele-'" ess. brated her 18th birthday Jan. 3 at a family party. MIDDLETOWN New Brownies of Troop 14 were invested Jan. 5 in the Bap- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lindgren Route 35 and tist Church hall by Mrs. Donald of Maplewood visited Mr. and New Monmouth Rd. Nordstrum. Mrs. Joseph Duda as- Mrs. Calvin W. Stone, Saturday, sisted. Invested were Susan Hoeg Jan. 2. Louise Sutter, Edna Wagner New Shrewsbury | Frances Stanley, Karen Ander- Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas son and Jane Sullivan. The girls visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. at Route 35 were presented Brownie pins. Laise and family of Little Neck, Shrewsbury Avt L. I., for four days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Johtt Waldman have returned from a two-week Edward Thomas and a group of friends went on a skiing trip in Vermont last week. OVI:R 100.000 YAM* NEITHER ICE NOR SNOW — Above is an overhead PROMOTED BY BANK shot of workmen connecting pipes in the snow melting John T. Madden,, chairman of system being installed at Monmouth Medical Center, the board of Emigrant Industri- Long Branch The system will be in the new circular SLIPCOVER Get '• al Savings Bank, announced the drive to the main entrance of the Susan Greenwall Wing. together promotion of John W. Love, of The pipes, which will carry hot water, will be covered by 515 Hillview Dr., Neptune, to as- tonight several inches of concrete and asphalt. The system will DIIAPI'IU by sistant vice president. keep tha drive completely free of ice and snow. phone. Mr. Love joined the bank in It costs 1919. He was made assistant so little branch manager of the 42d St. Gifts Judged By Wrappings MATERIALS to call office irt 1954 and assistant sec- HAZLET — At a recent dinner rado, children's theme;' Mrs. anywhere. retary in 1955. He served with sponsored by the Woodland Park Louis Dispenza, most 'unique; NEW the U. S. Navy for two years Garden Club in The Cobblestones, Mrs. Robert Hardy, prettiest; JERSEY during World War II. Middletown, gift packages were Mrs. James Naughlon, religious ALL REDUCED in this SALE BELL Mr. Love attended the Amer- judged by their wrappings. Win-theme, and Mrs. Joseph Page, ican Institute of Banking. most original. ners included Mrs. Joseph Cor- 25,000 YARDS Members' homes were judged And even at these for Christmas decorations, with first prize going to Mrs. James Keohane; second, Mrs. Robert FIBERGLAS Johnson; third, Mrs, Robert Har> TREMENDOUS SAVINGS dy, and honorable mention, Mrs. PRINTS and SOLIDS. James Naughton. Our Workroom Will . IN IOUCUS, CASEMENTS The next meeting of the club AND IURLAP WEAVES SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE will be held Jan. 26 at the Har- Custom-Make Your MNWMIMMI ris Gardens- fire house, Union Beach. 350 DIFFERENT SOLIDS OF MANUFACTURER'S STOCK In 75 Types of Materials Sunshine Pair IMIIIIIIMIII Printed Pattern DRAPERIES AT 40% SAVINGS! for 24 TAPRON lined OO V PRINTS or High Styled Solon, 54" w. THE MOST SPECTACULAR unlined 2 pair Prow Draperies Included and many others by the World's Finest Designers CARPET VALUE WIVE EVER OFFERED! If You READY-MADE DEPT. SPECIALLY PRICED AT AN AMAZING Sew It Yourself 48-INCH SLIPCOVER CURTAINS and DRAPERY • Plnch-PlMted sq. yd. Shorties MATERIALS • Tiers

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Your $|.OO ROUTE 35, EATONTOWN TRAFFIC CIRCLE weight must come down,, because. EATONTOWN STORE: your own doctor will till you* wfieri VOL RED BANK eat less, you weigh less. Get rid of ex I EACH Llbtrtr 2-2200 Liberty 2-2200 cess fat and live longer, ODRINEX cost] OPEN WED. and Ml. NIGHT 'TIL 9 13.00 ond It sold on this GUARANTEE: REGULARLY 2.98 Our r«prci«iitaHye will bring if not satisfied for any reason lust re- turn the package to your rfruagltt ond 12 loautifut Colors •ampin to your horn* . . . MOD., W«/., frl. I ? a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Juts., Thun., Sot. 9(30 a.m. fo 5i30 p.m. Other Stores at: will m«awra and •iflraon gel your full money back. No question! wlrtout obligation. aiktd, ODRINEX ll sold with this puar East Orange, Fairlqwn, Morrfstown ante* by: Other Stores Rt. 22, Springfield; Rt. 4, Paramus and Rt. 46, Waynr I1 LITTLE SILVER FAMILY PHARMACY Note! N« offlllatlat wM any tHwr flora M J*nty Ikon w|lk tlnldr PROIPICT AVI., car. Church St. I* Mra yw MO )• ftofor Oraift Mill M It*. , „ I ^ MAIL ORDIRJ NUIO Jf r tk»s, (ndudfeg » virtually fufl- H9.1 bfflion'in dw yew thai THE DAILY REGISTER T1w»%, Jtwary % 1*55-9 Air Assault fctle tttsenvcr lMt,|eU. ttar(s next July 1, the Journal \*a Jntdt' The uoolficlal but ftually au- Duryee Estate ULeft 4*1*1, the Army »u ALTON L. StOUVtoS, EMM- Unit to End thoritative Journal! # the] The new budget also wMi tied «a «trt ttrengUt xrf 15,000 town, who dwf Dec. », left hit C. Tt» wia wa* feted Armed Forces says ib'lt* Issue bring a reduction in Ait Force men lot purposes of creating estate to Us wife, Eva A. S&sf- ee,», «2, ..:; WASHINGTON (AP) — The out Thursday that -President manpower of 38,000 from a tM experimental dtviiioa. In ToWife-MWilhFUediburg. The will mi dated Nov. 14, „ THOMA* V. WnjBWW, Oewn White House and Defense De- Johnson and Secretary of De- present approximate total of addition, about 5,000 men, to- FREEHOLD - These 12 wills Hemming. The will wai dated I960. Township, who dM Dee. 14, Mt partment have decided to end 847,000, but will add 11,000 to thegether with helicopters and oth fense Robert S. McNamara were filed for probate in the coun- April 30, 1959. MABLE VIOLET TASK, Free- his estate to hii wife, Charlotte the experimental llth Air As- Navy's 667,000 manpower and 3,- er equipment, were assigned have,agreed in final budget ac- ty surrogate's office yesterday. MAX LEFSKY, Red Bank, who A. Wifburn. The will wu dated lault Division, it- was reported 000 to the Marine Corps' 193,000 temporarily to the experimental hold Township, who died July 14, tions to make no provision for died Dec. 10, left hit estate in Sept.8,195«. .* }. Wednesday. continuing the experiment in thestrength the publication pre- program ss an air transport WILLIAM B. DURYEE. 76, Al- left her estate to her daughter, lenmwn, died Dec. 5 in Mercer trust for his son, Joseph Lefsky, FRANCES YfeDUNSKY, Ocean The organization — not a. part next fiscal year. dicts. : > brigade. . L Carole Sue O'Ksne. The will was Township, who died Dec. H, left : Hospital in Trenton. He was thewho is a patient at the Veterans' of the IS regular combat divi- This will account for part of The Army's assault division The Journal also reported thi former secretary of the New Jer Hospital at Lyons. The will was lated May 19, 1964. her estate to her husband, Peter sions structure — was formed an over-all-reduction from the test unit, formed in February new budget will: sey Department of Agriculture dated Feb. 8, 1961. EFF1E E. WAHDELL, Long Yedlinsky. The will wu dated almost two years ago and has present year's~defensVsp€ndir, 1963, would be continued beyond —Contain funds for research and former member of the Mon- AUGUST G. ROTHFUSS, Branch, who died Dec. 19, left her Sept. 24, 1961 been tested^ a, series of opera- budget of $48.3 billion t<) ^>ne jof next June 30 only if more funds on a bomber version of the newmouth County Planning Board. Oceanport, who died Dec. 9, left Fill fighter and tor a new air- Mr. Duryee had served as coun 60 .per cent of his estate to his •Alt! FLOORS CtY K» to-ground missile." ty agricultural agent, a post to trustee to pay the sums of $100 IEAUT1FUL FLOOR COVERINGS —Eliminate the ' last ot the which he was appointed in 1914pe, r month to Eva Nobbe and $100 medium B47 strategic bombers. He. was state secretary, a cabine per month to Blanche Staib. Six IY SHRUNK —Suggest the possibility o level position,, from 1935 to 1938. per cent of the estate goes to Stop In for a free consultation. You'll cutting off one of the current 14 John W. Applegate; six per cent find It will make a wonderful world of Born In Freehold, Mr. Duryee Mfference in your decorating! GRAND OPENING wings of BS2 heavies, to James Durand; four per cent organized and taught the state's to Virginia Clapp; four per cent first high < school agricultural to Ella Krause; four cent to iFRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY PARTY AT COX HOME course in the former Freehold Elsie Parsons; four per cent to NEW SHREWSBURY — Mr. High School. FEATURING Mary Campbell; four per cent to and Mrs. G. Lawton Cox hostei He served as chairman of the a New Year's Eve party in thei Anthony S. Lucia; four per cent State Milk Control Board from to David Marner, and four per tM Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. home, 82 Cloverdale Cir. Among 1933 to 1936, and was assistan cent to Elizabeth Leuthner. The the guests were Mr. and Mrs. OfU 1* AM. H t P.M. Man. tnol Frt. COLONNADE KITCHEN DESIGNS to the president of the National will was dated March 5. 1964. » AM. H t TM. Mtnrdw> PRESENTED William Gallagher, Mr. and MrsDairy Products Co., New York, William Frank, Mr. and Mrs. from 1938 to 1«5. Maurice Hill and Mr. and Mrs AVALONE BUILDERS Mr. Duryee was a charter mem- Robert Truex, Lakewood; Mr. ber of the county Planning Board and Mrs. Joseph MoCann, Mr. and the Shade Tree Commission. £ NEW SHOWROOM and Mrs. William Keller, and Mr. For the past five years he hai and Mrs. Frank Collender, Littl 133 BRIGHTON AVE. been chairman of the rural ad- LONG BRANCH Silver; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sisk, visory committee of the stat QUALITIES THAT SET NEW JERSEY BLUE SHIELD APART; Rumson; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Department of Agriculture. In i Bruguiere and Mr. and Mrs. will dated Dec. 1, 1959, Mr, Dur- 00 Richard Nichols, Shrewsbury; yee left his estate to his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Heaslip, NO MONEY Mary Frances Duryee. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bodholt, Mr. DOWN Other Bequests and Mrs. Charles Stosik, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Rose and Mr. and MICHAEL BAJCER, Colts PRICES Mrs. John Malone, New Shrews- Neck, who died Dec. 21, left hi bury. estate to his wife, Katherin ANYWHERE Bajcer. The will was dated July "Why was FIRE HITS CHURCH 13, 1959. SOMERVILLE (AP) - Thi EARLE B. BURGUM, Lom Immaculate Conception Roman Branch, who died Nov. IB, left 25 • QUALITY^ Catholic Church was hit by i per cent of his estate to his'sis- W *J 65 pir fire Wednesday that destroyei ter, Florence Wright; 25 per cen • DESIGN S J^K WHk the altar area and caused heav; to his sister Ruth Morris; 6% New Jersey 16 FT. CUSTOM smoke and water damag' per cent to his niece Isabelle • SERVICE Tata up to » throughout. No Injuries were re Estes; 16% per cent to his niec yean te pay BUILT KITCHEN ported. Norma Joyce, and 16% per cem • VALUE Incluu.i 2' OVEN CABINET — <• BASE CABINETS — to his niece Jenny Wheeler. Th V TOP CABINET - 4' FORMICA TOP wlttl i" BACK The Rev. Eugene Kelly, pas- At LOW AS IPUSH — 21K24 SINK wlltl Hudn Rim — FAUCETS tor, hurried to the scene from will was dated June 26, 1962. BATHROOMS — SPRAY — STRAINER — MODERN BUILT-IN OVEN AND BURNERS - Chile* ol our finely Nnnh«d wood!. the rectory three blocks awai PHYLLIS COX, Matawan Town- 3-pc. American ttondard. Imtollatlon optional «y our flwn export nuchanlcs. wo and carried the Blessed Sacra ship, who died Dec. 7, left the BLUE SHIELD an tato of Now jonoy. The cause of (he fire was nottion of the Faith in Trenton fo determined. Fire officials esti- Masses for her intention; }500 to mated that the damage vvoul the Lepers under the control of Grand Opening Special ! be at least several thousand dol- the Propagation of the Faith ii 229-4455 s On complete lars. Trenton; $100 to Father Kelly' kitchen or Orphans in Chicago, and $100 to Started?" SHOWROOM HOURS: Sun. 12 to 5 bathroom. 50 OFF Need extra cash? Sell your no Bishop Sheen's Poor of the World. Dally 9 to 9—Sat. to 5 OFFER ENDS JAN. IS, 1965 longer needed household goods The remainder of the estate, in- with a Dally Register Classifie cluding property on Matawan Rd. ad. in Cliffwood, has been left to her brother, Edward T. Cox. The will was dated July 19. I960. KINGDON B. HEMMING, Little Silver, who died Dec. 17, left hi estate to his wife, Charlotte E, Plymouth Valiant: Isaac Starts Bayshore Car *2004.* Sales Post

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Howard J. Isaac' The monthly payment is low. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Howard J. Isaac of 60 Obre PI., Shrewsbury, started Monday as a salesman for the McCarthy Chev. The day-to-day costs, rolet Agency, First Ave. . Mr. Isaac is the former vice president of Abraham Isaac and Son, an industrial scrap salvage like gas and oil, are low. firm* In Elizabeth, and 1>etween 19M and 1959 operated the Cus- The Medical Society of New Jersey organized Medical-Surgical tom Craft Archery and Tackle Plan of New Jersey (New Jersey Blue Shield) in 1942 to help Shop, Rt. 35, Middletown. He was a president of the Unatni people prepay for necessary care by doctors... on a voluntary Archers, Leonardo, and an See. Valiant really is the archery safety instructor for the basis, and with free choice of physician... at the lowest pos- Division of Fish and Game. sible cost. Mr. Isaac is also a musician, compact that hasn't forgotten having played piano and organ The soundness of this approach has been proved by its tremen- at restaurants and night spots throughout the county. \ dous acceptance. Today, New Jersey Blue Shield helps protect why you buy a compact. over 2,500,000 citizens of our state against the financial catas- New trophes often caused by serious illness or accident. Shrewsbury For complete health care protection, you Have you? Mr. and Mrs. GeraH j. Ken- ney, 44 Glenwood Dr., gave .a also should have BLUE CROSS coverage champagne party early New a Year's Eve. Guests were Mr. for hospital bills. and Mrs. Charles Lowden, Mid- Valiant's also the lowest-priced car made in America with dletown; Mr. and Mrs. Robert This is the pledge upon which New Jersey THE BLUE SHIELD PLEDGE Plcton, West Long Branoh; Mr. Blue Shield was founded. It's as true today as this 5-year/50,000-mile engine and drive train warranty: and Mrs. Julius Christensen, To make available to Shrewsbury; Mr. and Mrs. Vin- it was in 1942: every man, woman and Chrwlir Corporation confldsntly wirranti all ot tht following, vital parti of Its child in New Jtneyade- IMS cars for 5 yian or 50,000 mil", whichever comet tint, durini which time any tuck cent Roadie, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. bait that provi defective In nuttrlal and workminiMp will be repliced or Harold Sherman and Mr. \and qujta personaj/and sym- repaired at • CKryeler Molori Corporation Authorized Dealer'i place ol builnw without Mrs. Carleton Sohl. - pathetic medical care charit for uch parti or Mori *ti|li» block, head and Inlinul parti, ... at the lowest cost IntiM manifold, wattr pump, tr»inminton cue and Internal parti (exceptlni mmul clutch), torque nnnrtir, drive ihilt, universal Joint*, rair Ml* BLUE SHIELD compatible with efficient mt differential and tear wheel bearlnn. Required milntimncet The followlni THE ROARING 65i Mr. and Mrs. PWItp H. Grog- service." MilnUnanca larvlcai are required under the warranty- change enalne oil every gins and family, Schenectady, FOR DOCTOR BILLS I imnthi or 4,000 mllei, whichever comes Hralj replase oil filter evtiy >econd FURY N.Y., spent the New Year week- Oil ttiiniei.cleen carburetor air filter every a months and riplwe III wary I MEDICAL-SU R 3ICAL PLAN OF NEW JERSEY BELVEDERE end with Mr. and Mrs.' Bruce t yoarii an* every « month! furn)ih evidence of this rmulred »ejrvlc» to e Chryiln TRENTON NEWARK CAMDEN Moten Corpontlon Authorized Dealer and request him to certify receipt of VALIANT Beard, 118 Apple Orchard Dr. 'lutitvldetici and your car'i mlleaja. Simple ancuih tor luth Important protection. BARRACUDA <»Wel band 0* MinufMturor'a Suneited Retail Price for Imat-prlM* Vellint 100 J-dr.'uden, nclutlve of deitlnatlon chariee, itite and local n Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hauler. BLUE SHIELD, P.O. BOX 480, Htwtrk, NJ. 07101 tau, H «v* wWtewalla. wheel coven, end other optional equipment • Vlymoutfi 39 Willow Rd.. were hosts for a New Year's Eve party for Mr. Plan* tend M Infeniutlon on hMlth ova protMllo*. and Mrs. Kenneth Egbert, Has- M-1 41 . let; Mr, and Mrs. Robert Bil- lings, Mr. and Mrs. John Thom- son, Mr. and Mrs. Richard. Cat- MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS, laghan, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin J Pickering, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A M«Iey, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D. : 141 WEST FRONT ST. Roache, Jr., and Mr, and Mrt, PC0CI_ William SuMr. r. ••••*! 10~Tlnuidiy, January 7,1965 THE DAILY REGISTER DAILY CROSSWORD IPropose New State Nu-Voice m ACBOas 2*. Mae entrtae* 8. Weep* lA. cereal Custom Reupholstery Quh to Elect «. Malayan grain. tkm iRiverCtanrjcl RED BANK - Officers will be boat IS. Capital o( sound MONMOTOH BEACH - A..WW Slipcovers, Drapery elec'tadby the Garden State Nu- 10. Sultanate Bulgaria, 27. Drinks Channel In the Shrewsbury River Sing a song of sixpence,,' • . Voice XlW^at^lts meeting Satur- 11. Seaport 6. Leave out in north of this borough is proposed O ears has a complete line day at 11 a.m. in Trinity Epis- • city: 7. Forbid small by the state Navigation Bureau, A bottift full of rye; of fabrics for custom work. copal Church Sunday school France 8. Moved like amounts the U. S. Army Engineer Dis- Choose from decorator 12. Last a snake 28. One who Basra aiana fabrics. Expert measuring, room, White St. 14. Three-toed 11. A game deals I trict, New York, has announced. "Do your shopping in Rod Bank", workmanship and installa- The ballot includes Cortlandt •loth fish. in ice The channel will be 7,000 feet tion . . . backed by Sears Ogden, president; Bert Crawford, 15. In good 13. Tennis 29. Suffix 41. Topaz long, varying in width from 100 The Chamber sure did cry! famous guarantee. Call us first vice president; John Colello, health strokes forming humming- to 320 fe^et. It will be dredged today. Phone 671-3800. second vice president; Walter 16. Boxing 15. Worried adjectives bird . to a depth of seven feet below Hageman, treasurer, and Miss term IB. Ahead 31. Norse god 42. A car mean low water. 11W Illgliwiy 35 Blanche McCole, secretary. 17. Traffic 19. Mildly 32. Less for hire Ahout,66,000 cubic yards of fill Sears—Middlelown Moo. Uiru Sat. 1:30 'III 9:3U The club, which will celebrate sign radical difficult 43. Falsehood will be deposited on adjacent up- 20. Sun god ' So when the park was opened, its fifth anniversary this year, 33. Neat • 44. Ohio lands. , ' . 21. Beak 35. Laps over college c is dedicated to the safety and sym. H no protests are received 22. Elderly 23. Behold! 38. Slide town rehabilitation of laryngectomees 24. Succors from the public by Jan. 19, the The Merchants lieked their choppers; It Pays to Advertise in The Register —persons who have undergone 25. Celebrated 1 2. 3 4 5 6 7 8 Engineer District will presume surgery for removal of the 27. Lustrous % V//< there are no objections and will Was the Krupp such a dainty dish, fabric 9 10 AMERICA'S LARGEST FAMILY CLOTHING CHAIN larynx, thereby losing the power grant the necessary permit. of speech. Regular speech 30. A tripod % % ^A To set before the Shoppers ? therapy classes are held by the 34. Frosty II n. 3 club every Saturday morning in 35. Iron: sym. % B & L Science OPEN 36. Rip 14 IS 16 the church room. 9:30 37. Hebrew % In the event of inclement letter n 18 19 20 21 Award Winner weather, the election meeting 38. Earth RED BANK - Red Bank High 9:30 will be held Feb. 13. Members 39. Music ii •a School senior Lyle Leverioh, son are to check with John McClear, note % of Mrs. Eldse Leverich of 39 ZS 145 Center Ave., Atlantic High- 40. Tiny South St., has been awarded the MINER SUPPLYCOi lands. 42. Demand % % V/, Bausoh and Lomb honorary I 27 Iff Z9 30 31 32 33 45. Greedy Serving on the nominating com- % science award which makes him mittee were Michael Rioridan, 46. Duelist's V eligible to apply for a scholarship second VK 3S 3b Robert Powers, Joseph Till, Jack 47. Short A % to the University of Rochester. Dangler, Eugene McNamara and Bleeps 37 3B 39 Planning a career in electrical South of the Krupp Miss McCole, chairman. 48. An arctic ^A % % % engineering, Mr. Leverich was Alton t. Stolburg was ac- mammal 10 41 At 44 selected for the honor by a com- % cepted as a new member. Mr. 45 mittee of science teachers at Red Ogden represented the club at DOWN Ab Bank High. He -will receive » the South Jersey Nu-Voice Club's l.EIf 4.7 y brome medal at the school's It Pays to Advertise in The Register annual Christmas party and. din- 2. Metallic awards assembly in June. rock % /A ner Dec. 14 in Collingswood. A report is being issued by the club warning all laryngectomeas and Mrs. William Reynolds, treas of the danger of poisonous East urer. Advisers are Rev. Richan More Money-Saving Specials... sprays. In a newsletter of the Schwartz, Mrs, William Sefcik Southern California Los Chord Mrs. Rose Bennage and Mrs. Vi Thurs., Fri., Sat. Colorful Buys for Club, it was reported that a Keansburg ola Newell. laryngectomee died from inhaling Open house was held Saturday the Home at Sensational Low Prices! poisonous garden spray fumes, Charles Comito and Willian his was the second known laryn- for Fireman William Reynolds of Coast Guard Cutter Campbell and Bove spent last week in Florida gectimee to die from spray in- They visited Mr. and Mrs. Jesi halation. Warnings have been Fireman Hugh Reynolds ofj Coast Guard Cutter Spencer who both Kann of Daytona Beach; Mr. am issued to exercise extreme care Mrs. Brownie Warden of Miam in using garden sprays, insecti- returned from a two-month patrol and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bibxbi cides and other spray products. off Bermuda. There were 30 ; guests present at the home of of Hollywood, Fla. The 1916 Baylor football team their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- scored six shutouts and scored liam Reynolds. The boys spent Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Munda; 314 points. the holidays here also. entertained over the weekend fo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andersoi Texas Tech end Sam Cornelius Donald Buck was elected presi- and daughters, Shyrel and Deb DOUBU YOUR MOmT BACK won 12 letters in four sports in dent of the Solders of Christ ra, of Orange, Conn., and on Nev If you can buy this qualify Spearman, Tex., High. group, of the Bayshore Commu- Year's Day for Mr. and Mrs for lees-anywhere! Grant nity Church recently. Harold Harold Patterson and family, Mr Maid Sheets are from lead- Rice has played in six bowl Munch, was elected vice presi- and Mrs. John Montisufco am in? mills. Look for matt/ games under Coach Jess Neely. dent; Linda Noreen, secretary, family, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson other outstanding home buys!

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'/•• Quack R«ralte HOME DELIVERY Use Our Want Ads THEBASLY RAIN OR SHINE 741-0010 DAY Dial 741.1110 Nl&tff ' i 741-0010 NOKTHEKN MONMOUTH'S HOME NEWSPAPER SECTION tWO THURSDAYi JANUARY 7, 1965 No Increase Is Expected at Holmdel HOLMDEL — There will be still subject to change and such 988, and submitted six alternate The mats will be used on walls Investing Corp., 365 Carr Ave., no school tax increase here. change could come from discus- proposals. behind the baskets, and will be Keansburg. closed *e bidding That was the prediction of sion during the hearing. ' A. H. Electric Co., Port Mon- removable for use on the floor with an offer of $45,000. He George S: kinkade, Board of , He estimated the sohool tax mouBh submitted a low bid of in other sports. Mats for per- made the original minimum bid Education secretary, who last rate at $1.4238 per $100 assessed $3,975 for electrical work. manent use around girders, pro- ofv$40,000. night estimated there will be a valuation if the budget remains There was only one bidder for truding door edges and poles The only other bidder was Dr. decrease of aix-itenChs John Haynes of Robertsville lack of communication. I think tl —the bringing in of $87,958 in unnecessarily for rooms that would be advisable for Mr. Wright Bloom, captain; Charles Gunnel, first lieutenant; Kevin Lang, second lieutenant, and. Leo O'Connor, treasurer. questioned the need' for a school might not be utilized." state aid; in his area. He asked why addi to prepare a statement sufficient- -A total of $1,069,198 to be ap- tions couldn't be made to existing Mr. Wright gave Mr. Youngman ly documented for the Jan. 1 propriated in the 1365-66 school schools,-"raifief Uian'stwf'ffohi «>brlef*»n»t}rsl8-of the picture aatt budge_ t;a»eang." • •<• year. - „ Pay Guide beginning tor a new school. the request of Mr. Scully. ; He Mr. Wright said that plans al The $fl miilHRi iH6»as#m ratat ready were made for a budgel Buck Company Salesman added: , T-' bies brought' a trace'of bad Emll Kate, a board member, statement for the hearing nex; laid the board had discussed ad- Me Contracts news. It marked the end, Is Drawn ditions for both Central and Marl "Since we haven't been able to Wednesday. least for this budget, of capita! boro school and found them to be improvement state aid, Under the state capital foiui- Impossible. In order to add on to On Way to Ceylon for HIGHLANDS - The Board • dation program formula, whic Central school, municipal sewage Education last night announced or a sewage plant would be neces Oceanport Apartmentsallows $30 in aid per pupil, less the amount of fair share taxa- .FREEHOLD - Theodore M. a tentative salary guide for •ary, he. emphasized.* Holmes, 36 Delwood La,, New teachers for the 1965-66 school Mr. Haynes then asked: tion, the township comes up with year. Project Is Considereda minus figure of $4,358i Shrewsbury, a mentWer of the "Why don't you build up rather sales staff of the Buck Engineer- The scale for a BA degree than out?" OCEANPORT - The Zoning would not object should the board The new budget represents an ing Co. here, left Sunday for increase of $124,338 over this would be $5,300 to $8,900 in Mr. Scully replied that the Board of Adjustment last night require a 30-foot steback. Colombo, Ceylon, in acceptance twelve steps. Since none of the year. of a U.S. Department of Com- board would make the decision reserved decision on a variance Irving Teicher, who is tin A gain of $82,850 for the teachers in the system have mas- and then submit It to the proper merce invitation that his firm application by Nareco, Inc., to board's attorney, left the table teachers' salaries accounts fo ters or PhD degrees, the board state authorities. during the hearing. He was re- participate in a trade exposition did not provide salary schedules construct 12 garden apartments a major portion of the jump. there next month. To this board member Gerald placed by Edward Stokes, Long Mr. Kinkade explained that (he for those classifications. Bauman added: on an Oceanport Ave. tract. Branch attorney. The applicants board had under-appropriated in This is one of a series of trade The new guide is an increase "The State generally recom- Samuel and Irving Teicher, the were represented by Sidney Al- this category by more than $11,- shows being conducted by the of $600 over the current year'a mends 20 rooms per school. applicants, plan to build the one pern, also a Long Branch at- 000 last year. He said teacher department in undeveloped areas minimum and $1,450 over the Neighborhood schools also are bedroom units on a company- torney. pay raises, originally estimated of the world. maximum. recommended to cut down trans- owned plot at 284 Oceanport Ave. A. J. Del Veochio of Pember- to average $500, would average The Buck Company manufac- Although none of the teachers portation costs." The tract is across the street ton Ave., and John Roberts, own- $650. With 43 faculty members tures sohool laboratory equip- will be immediately placed on , Measures Adopted from the firm's office. er of a nearby automobile repair involved, this totals $27,950. ment for the teaching of electric- the salary guide, the board plans .-Daniel K. Stattel, a member of The property has a 67-foot service objected to the plan. For New Teachers ity and electronics. complete adjustment over a the board's teachers' committee frontage in a zone where 75 feet Mr. Del Vecchio said he fears An additional $44,000 has been The purpose of the trade shows two-year period. is required. The zone permits presented three resolutions which the project would downgrade the budgeted for salaries of new is to bring to the citizens of un- New teachers will receive a wire adopted: business and industry, but apart- community.-Mr. Roberts echoed teachers needed in September. derdeveloped areas modern edu salary of $5,150 the first year ments require a special use per- the former's objections. He added Current expenses • in the new catiohai methods and manufac- and will be put on proper guide —Teacher's prorated contracts mit. The two-story building would that he anticipates objections of turing processes to aid to thedr to be' effective Jan. 4 for the budget total $850,680 — an in step the second year. be about 31 feet across the front future apartment dwellers to his crease of $146,590 over this year. economic development. The proposed new guide, if it remainder of the 1961-65 school and would be of colonial construc- repair service and its possible at- A Business Study year to Eugenia T. Babiak, J5,- Capital outlay funds have been is put into force, would be among tion. Off street parking is in. tendant noise. set at $62,560, up $51,310. Of this Mr. Holmes will be gone ap- the highest in the Bayshore, $100 000; Maryann Panek, $4,700, and eluded in the plans, according to amount, $25,000 has been ticketed Lawrence Ryan, $4,950. • The board, after a three-hour proximately 4m> months. In tha> over the starting pay in Raritan, Samuel Teicher. session which included a lengthy for purchase of four new buses. time he will be investigating new Matawan and Middletown, and —Superintendent Russell Wright Alls Consideration executive consultation, ruled the Site improvements and addition- be authorized to provide supple- business opportunities in the $55 under the proposed Holmdel Mayor Edward C. Wilson, Sr. applicants must present a plot al equipment added last night field of education in Bangkok BOUND FOR CEYLON — Theodore M. Holmes of the guide. mental Instruction for a physically addressed the board as a "private plan of the proposal. The plan account for $15,000. handicapped pupil for the balance Thailand; Kulalumpur, Malaya Buck Engineering Co., Freehold, checks school laboratory It would mean that for the citizen." He asked that {he appli- must show planned setback, pro- Debt service for the year is sia; major cities in India, as first time in a decade. Highlands of the school year. cant and the board consider the posed parking facilities and in- set at $155,958, down $73,562. well as in Colombo. equipment which he will exhibit at the trade exposition —Katherine C. Giloly, a second would be competitive with the existing setbacks of area proper- dicate the lack of frontage. Hearing on Thursday At the Ceylon exposition, which in Ceylon in February. top districts in the area. grade teacher, be granted ties while considering the appli- Decision on the matter was re- Public hearing on the budgel leave of absence without pay, ef- places emphasis on commtinica For many years, the lftcal dis- cants' request for a 15-foot set- served until next month's meet- is set for next Thursday. tions and teaching, the Buck position will be held from Feb. Jack A. Cowan, vice president trict has been at or near the bot- fective March 18 through the endback Mr. Teicher replied that he ing • Mr. Kinkade said figures are of the school year.' Company will exhibit Its labora- 15 for two weeks is somewhat of the Buck Company, explained tom of the scale in teacher pay. Mr. Katz brought a successful tory equipment for instruction in similar to the trade exposition his firm's opinion: Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney, resolution before the board for the fields of electricity and elec- buildings at the New York "We hope that this is the fore Jr., has indicated that he may the purchase of a six-digit calcu- tronics. It also will show a film World's Fair. runner of the establishment of oppose the guide increase and lator at a cost of $503.23. entitled "Your Attention Please," Except for, plywood panelling substantial export business for school budget hike because of demonstrating how • and why tor the interior walls, which will the company. the tax situation here. The board authorized payment these subjects should be taught. of bills in the amount of $35,991.53. be shipped from this country, "As a part of this overall ex- The Central School's all purpose Mr. Holmes will be in; charge most of the other building ma- ploratory program, Donald Wag- room will be used by township of the exhibit.' fle will be as- terial used in the construction ner, FayetteviHe, N.Y., district Dormitory Fees residents Tuesday, Feb. 2, from 3 sisted by a staff'of local citi- are available in Ceylon. manager of the Syracuse oflice, to 9 p.m. for voting In the Free- zens who will work with him. Shipping costs for the exhibit is going to Nairobi, Kenya, Will Increase hold Regional High School elec He said in an interview* that he will be paid for by the Depart- March 1, for about two months. TRENTON (AP) - Dormitory will be available for consultation ment of Commerce, which re- He also will visit other African fees at New Jersey's six state tlon, It was announced. with educational authorities, After a report from Superin- ports it is hopeful that the vari- nations where education is ex- colleges will increase $80 a year teachers and students interested ous expositions not oi\ly»-wiU panding rapidly. next September. tendent Wright, Mrs. Hyacinth in the sciences. Since the Eng- Wilson was authorized to be paid stimulate the economic develop- "Later this year we hope to The State Board of Education lish language is spoken by most ment in the countries in which have a representative visit South approved the rent increase in the amount of $20 per day for of the residents of the country, assuming the regular teaching they are held, but will also open and Central American countries, Wednesday upon recommenda- there is no language barrier, but new world markets for Ameri- along with members of the Com-tion of Education Commissioner duties of a second grade teacher. the Commerce Department will She had served 20 consecutive can industry. mon Market." Frederick M. Raubinger. have available competent trans- The new room rental fee will days on a substitute basis. lators: Mrs. Grace Costa was approved je $350 a year. The board voted Born in Brockton, Mass., he $90 increase last year. as a substitute teacher for the attended the University- of -Flor- remainder of the school year. Library Sets Exhibit "There will probably be many ida, where 'he received his bach- "omplaintstf Raubinger told the John A.' Dugan, secretary of elor of science degree in elec- the Board of Education, con- LITTLE SILVER — On display pie of typical Greek embroidery ward. trical engineering. Before join- this month in the Little Si|w Li- on a table scar! and several dolls But he said Rutgers, the state ducted the drawing for positions ng the Buck Company In 1961, on the ballot recently for the an- brary are examples of GreW cul- n costumes representing different miverslty, already charges $350 Mr. Hoimes was affiliated with ture, ancient and modern; loaned regions. Among the dolls is one in l year and many educators felt nual school election* Feb. $ at the Standard Electric Time Co. Central school (rom 3 to 9 p by Mrs. Thomas Johnson, Branch the authentic uniform of the state colleges should charge at SpringfleM, Mass., as an edu- Ave., who lived In Greece for an evzione, (elite palace guard) the same rent. Listed In the order that they OOP THREl'— ThrM Republican election winners begin terms in Red Bank this cational consultant. will appear on the ballot for full several years. the famous "skirted soldier" of waak. Meeting at fytt municipal building yestarday were, from' left, Tax Collector He Is a life member of the Greece. three-year terms are Lawrence C. Massachusetts School Board As- Reproductions of ancient Greek Research Grants Okayed Albert T. MaeQonald, Councilman John P. Arnone and Assessor Edwin O. Lomenon. sociation, the National Science ibjects include silver earrings, Coins in the exhibit were loaned WASHINGTON (AP) - The Deal Man Named Mr. Arnon* cinched a GOP primary victory last spring and went on to win a council Teachers Association, and the vases and plates from Crete and by Mrs. Johnson's son, Tommy, Public Health Service has ap- National Association for Indus- Rhodes. Authentic antiques from a student at Markham Place proved research grants of $137.- TRENTON (AP) - Benjamin seat in NovambarvH* U now ona of thr»» Republicans facing three Democrats ai later periods include a brass gun- School. Elnhom of Deal and John E. try-Education Cooperation. 376 to the Seton Hall College the council table, Mr. MaeDonald won hit'fourth term as tax collector. Mr. Lomerson, He end his wife, the former powder box of Turkish, origin, left Library hours are Monday, 2 to of Medicine and $34,787 to the Manning of Newark were ap- behind during one of the in- pointed by Gov. Richard J. who it altq the borough's treasurer and chiaf financial officor, was re-elected to the Floy C. Bowers of Minneapolis, 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.; Tuesday and Seton .Hall College of Dentistry, have two sons,, Theodore, Jr., vasions, and a painted wooden Wednesday, 2 to 5 p.m.; Thurs- Jersey City, N.J., Rep. Corne- Hughes yesterday to new terma astasior'i poif which h» has haldiinc* I9S5. Each party won Hires spots in th» last Icon from the Byzantine period, on the state's Securities Advisory and Joseph. day and Saturday, 9 a.m. to noon; lius E. Gallagher D-N.J. «ald Committee. •lection. Democrats re-tlflct»d th« miyer and aiactad two councilman. The building in whU* the «*. Modern items Include an exam Friday, 2 to » p.m. yesterday. 1,, h ,"> , JMSMJ 7,1965 THE DAILY HEGISTER DENNIS THE MENACE By ff«* Channel 2 fe3»rfa TELEVISION Moy Rofawwl hr ^ 2S Mar*0lHm «»rom Mam» B »-«lirt-rtit the lot- few Ptoytlme—HaH. AUutt and C»l«ll«-M flUn. Today's Top TV 7—Fother Knows Eat #l Art F

•• ••.. • •••• ixm - 4-Wea1tame!a Moson-lnrnvlew 5_CrU» and sense with Dean Martin, Carol washing machine and the meals. By STEVEN H. SCHEUER v.a Lawrence and Guy Marks. Oth- Lots of sight gags here. 4-Mnn-Fkwl Katt»r Question — Our entire family er shows of some interest include -Htov-nMNn en th» Mwr— finds "Voyage to the Bottom of Bke CnoW-1 hr.. 56 mlh. Perry Mason, My Thtet Sons, 8: KM: 30 (13) - New Voices. 4-Mormnl of TrullH-SirW •-Girl Tain Paul Bewitched, arid The Ministers, in the Sea" a delightful program 7-Flame In It* Wind-SerMi Tonight's showcase for talented and we sincerely hope it won't r:N > that order, plus Channel 13's dis- EdmondLo young performers features a 25 be taken off the air. Richard U-News tinguished series News in Per-year old solo percussionist Max ** 1:U Basehart is very fine in the role J-HOUM Party—LInkMtar •-Film- Outdoond-Mldtry Roonrf spective and its showcase for Newhaus; a 25 year old painter of Admiral Nelson and the stories 4-Doetors-Serlol , t hr^ 35 nnln. young performers, New Voices. Oscar Walters; and a 22 year old 7—Day m Court—Orama V.3S are always interesting. Mrs. E.9—Or. Joyce Brothers poet Erica Mann. Book revjewer »_Mew» end Weather L., Hammond, IndL II—Wonderful World—Travel T.4S - 7:30-8 (2) —The Munsters. Sil- Maurice Dolbier is program host. I-.Je 7-We tne People S-MetromlltCD Mem ly but generally funny outing Question — I can't understand llSI t-FUm-Mm Wfltaut Name*- Fred taacMurray-1 fit* J» nb. about a camping expedition with ehy Richard Basehart is wasting S-Mna 9-9:30 (7) - Bewitdhed. "It's 7-Nna-Morlene Sandtrs 4:1* r-ttAHHB OHLY the Muoster family. Herman Magic." A pleasant half hour. Sa- is time and talent on such an I_Fllm—Mind Your Own Business I MCK HUDSON shows off hi« strength out of empty role in "Voyage to the2-T» Ted th. Trath-Ponel mantha gets a chance to practice flffr-S UTft£ 8UWKET ^-Another WorW-Strlal [ "Swd tte No Hewm" doors while Grandpa feels the her trade when she substitutes Bottom of the Sea." I realize ac- 5-Petir GuM-Mysltry fAORHINO 4:0* call of the wild and turns into for a mediocre magician's assist- acmes veov tors have to work and any job is 7-Ceneral rtowltaf-Serlal a wolf. The kids will probably »-Hlqh Rood to -MMentun t-EduoHM Entnngi TONIGHT AT ant. The moment the act bombs, batter than no job, but I hate to H-Phmeen-Westen «» be intrigued Samantha reaches into her bag of see an actor of his talent in such MONMOUTH ARTS tricks and comes up with some bomb. V. T., Memphis, 3:25 S—Sunrise Semtster FOUNDATION; - 7:30-8:30 (13) — News In Per- 'Reading to Be Topic Tenn. 2—News—DQUQJOS Edwards 4—Trouble with Father lulus. 3:N 7—Prelect Know—Education spective. This distinguished se- Z-Edge of Nlcm-Serlol presents OR stagt • Answer — I'm inclined to agree 7:00 ries' original three — moderator 4-Yoa Ocn't Soyl—Come I—News on* Weather "CALEDONIA" 10-11 (4) - Perry Como. A :hat Richard Basheart is really 5—Hall of Fun—Fred Holl 4—Today . Lester Market and bis two youth- 7—Young Married*—Dramo ' charming, uncomplicated hour of At Meeting of 1SAACPtoo fine a talent to be stuck with 7—Cartoons—CM Wren ful cohorts Tom Wicker and Max 9—Flresld? Theatre—Drama 7:U { For Membtn Only | chatter, song and dance, blessed RED BANK - Eh' Seifman, the seemingly unchallenging role 11—Superior—Children 5-News Frankel—return for a session of II—English Language of "Admiral Nelson" on the "Voy- v 7:10 report, analysis and prognosis on with a light and airy script that director of student teaching at age" series, but most fans musl 4:00 5—Survey of tile Arts the major issues facing Congress suits its stars to a T. Perry's the State University erf New York, 2—Secret Sform—Serial 1:00 STARTS T0M0RR6W got Dean Martin along, and Stony Brook, L.I.. will speak on be satisfied because the show is 4—Match Game—£ame 2—Captain Kangaroo and the President in the new doing very well in the ratings. Ii T—Trallmasler—Western 5 - 7-CarhoM-OiUdm Dean's on the lookout for pointers "Reading" at the meeting of 9-Cloude Klrchnw-Chlldren It-Fob- AeVmture year. [on how to plan his own shows, the Red Bank Area branch of has been renewed for the rest of ll-Beochcomber Bin l:B ONE IJ-Junlor High School Math The dialogue is short, smart and the National Association for the the season and chances are good 7-News 1:9* M (2) — Perry Mason. "The to the point, Dean's a breeze at Advancement of Colored People it will be around for a second. 4:8 OF THE Case of the Frustrated Folk Sing- 4-ftevo 7 -ll-Cartocns—Children learning, and Carol Lawrence's Sunday at 7 p.m. in Masonic . 4:J» . 1:4* er." Ibis plot should pop up more J—JocK Benny—Comedy 11-Kukla ond Ollle-Puppets songs and dances plus Guy Han. 141 West Bergen PL l:t» often. Lawyer Mason defends a Question — Please send roe the 4-Oobla Glllls-Coinedy Marks* singing impressions (Cary The meeting, which will be! address of the Dave Clark Five. 5-Sauoy Ssies-CMIdrm IV-CortoofB—OllUrtn singer accused of murdering her Grant, Karioff. Bogart, Gary tl-Chuck McCant-aiUdnn I:M agent, Tr> mate things more real- to the public, Is I know you can't print it, but n-Frendi awf-Cooklna 2-My UW» Margte-Comtdy Cooper), round out a "simply de- *-BtrrMay House-CtilWrtn istic, ex-singer Gale RoNrins sponsored by the branch's tu- would really appreciate it if you CO* lightful" (to quote Dean quoting 2—Film—The Runaround— J—Sandy Becktr—Children plays the agent's wife, and young torial program. sent it to my home address, Rod Cameron—90 mln* ^-Gale Storm—Comedy Perry) hour. (Color) 11—Jack La Lonne— Exercise Gary Crosby's on band with the Mr. Seifman's presentation, know this is somewhat irregular, 4—Film—Mara Moru— but I would really appreciate it Erroll F(ynrv-W mln. t:» show biz dialogue in the role of a directed particularly to teachers, 7—Film—Revenge of the conquered— o—Farm Report nightclub owner. Gale and Gary 10:30-11 (11) - The Big Little is expected to be of equal in- F. S., Helena, Ark. Burl Nelson—1 hr., 25 mill. Show. A half hour special for the «-Fllm-Tht Tkne oi Ttielr LUes- help. :erest to parents. According to Answer— You and every other Aobof anil Costello-90 Mln. MGN presentsIURIIH MSOHOFPS PRODUCIIOH benefit of the March of Dimes, the branch, it will include "a teenage fan in America would IJ-Chorlty Bailey—Comeay starring, of course, a long list of demonstration of an approach to 5:30 CLOTH FROM BRANCHES really appreciate it, but it is im-5-Sandy Becker-Oilldrtn MOVIE TIMETABLE SEBENTK, Yugoslavia (AP) - celebrities including Robert Tay- reading improvement, a com- possible to divulge such informa- 1—Thre* Stooges—Comedy ¥ lor, Mary Tyler Moore, Cyd C*a- mentary on involving pupils in - •—--- Mevn-aiidrw RED BANK The women of the islands off the tion for obvious reasons. EVEHINA CARLTON- rise, Tony Martin, Abby Dalton, the boobs they are reading, and <:M nw shore of this Dalmatian city still Send Ma No Flmtren 3:20! Mon- wear dresses made from a fiber etc., etc. a guide to specific techniques 11—News—Kevin Kennedy mojth Arts Foundation Concert for the improvement of reading." Ell Seifman Question — Is Connie Stevens 1}-Inglei Para Tedos »M. Aroemcantzanon which they obtain from the furze married to Sammj; Jackson of 4:1* EATONTOWN plant (gorse)J " After the furze 11:30-1 (4) Tonight If you're A question and answer period II—Local News—John Tlllmon uate of New York University "No Time For Sergeants"? I <:25 COMMUNnY— breaks into its yellow blooms, one of Al Capp's fans, he's visit will follow Mr. Seifman's talk. and received a master's degree think they're both so very cute 7—WeatherwKen Rabat It'e a Mid. M>d. U«4. KU World new brandies spring out. The ing Johnny Carson again tonight. Mr. Seifman, who was appoint- ll-Weather-VWIan Farror 1:00; T:0O: 1:45. in social studies from its grad- and I think they would maka a Islanders cut the branches, soak (Color). ed to his present position last FREEHOLD uate school. He is currently very cute couple. M. S., New Ha- J-News-Robtrt trout them in salt water, and strip September, is a former faculty 4—Local News—Gabe Pressman, FREEHOLD- studying for his doctorate. ven, Conn. Il'» a Mid. Mid, Had, Mai, Worli them down into fine thread which 11:30-1 (7)—Les Crane Show, member of Queens (N.Y.) Col Bill Ryan s-.yy Mr. Seifman is a member of 5-*5lroboy—Cartoon they weave into cloth. Eartha Kitt Joins Les for some lege and New York University. Answer — The only thing Sam 7-Lacal N«wi-BIII BMM ASBURY PARK the National Education Associa- songs and chatter, Monique Van He is a Phi Beta Kappa grad- my and Connie have in common 9—Oieyenne-Western LYRIC- Vooren turns up too, and Brit- tion, National Council for Teach- is their employer, namely George U—Superman-Adventurt It'« a Mad. Mad. il»i. Had World YULE PARTY HELD ers of English, National Council D-Mask, Myth and Dream 2:00: T;00: !:M- SHREWSBURY — The Ladies ain's Sybil Burton and Georgia Burns, Warner Bros, and ABC, 4:4S NOW • 2 - 7 - 9:45 for the Social Studies, MetropoU 7-New»—Ron cochnm MAYFA1R- Brown gather round as well. Out- (in that order). Burns serves as The American lullon d EmUy 1:10; Auxiliary to the Lincroft Fire Port tan New York Commission on 4:15 POPULAR PRICES side the studio, Les presents the producer of both their series—] •^Weather-Pat Hernon T:»: »:». Company held a Christmas din- Teacher Education and Profes- NEPTVNE CITY party in Shadowbrook in Cue Magazine annual award o! "No Time For Sergeants" and 7:00 ner "Entertainer of the Year" to sional Standards, and the New"Weed' y and Me," in which he J-Kewi-Walter Cronklt* NEPTUNE CITY— irsymmtem lieu of a year-end meeting. Monmouth 4—Niw>—Huntley. (rlnUir Ametleotxmtlan of KmOr Sammy Davis, Jr. York Historical Association. also co-stars. Miss Stevens is Mrs S-Mlckey Mouu Club Fourteen members attended. 8MM urmw/mun William Dailey, son ol Mrs. An- Ivan Polonsky, Red Bank,! James «tt$"»m /ptivate life ait 7-Rineman-W(estern( BWCKTOWN nabelle Dailey, celebrated his If-Yool Bror-Clrtoon tmtTO/rocK ••••••••••••••••••••••MMiuiHieU chairman of the local NAACP'i Sammy Is still a bachelor. It—Dateline Mew Jeney BRICK PLAZA— 10th birthday Dec. 31 at a dinner tutoring project, will preside a 7:M It'i a Mud. Mid. Mad. Mad Worl misenini in Howard Johnson!s Restaurant. the meeting. J—Munstere-Comtdy 8:30L Sugar and Spice Question — Who starred in thi 4-Oanl Nina Foch 1:39 Cartoon 7:00; Americanization ol • Luncheons from Richard Le Cronier and Mrs. Ed- ; Emllj 7:OT; 10:M; KLslIn Coiulni House guests in the hobie o Dame May Whitty and Georgi 4—Dr. Klldare—Drama »:I5 die Allen are co-leaders. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Cart 7—My Three Sons • Dinners from Lynne Search entertained forme: Macready. 11—Richard Diamond—Mystery PLAZA * wrigbt, Eton PI., last week wen jU-Ncw Voices The AoierlcanUaUon oi EraUy 1:17; members of the troop Dec. 30 be-Mrs. Cartwrigbfs brother and too 9:32. ?—Password—<»rjme EAST BRUNSWICK THE .fore returning to William and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Free For an answer to your ques College, WilUamsburg, Va. tion about any TV program oi S-Fiim—ThU Gun for Hire- TURNPIKE- Continental Room 5) Plenge, South Attefcoro, Mass, Alan Udd— 1 hr., 49 mln. INDOOR — Americanization of Emtly 1 were Barbara Scboellner, and a cousin, Mrs. Philip De Mi actor, write to Steven H. Scheu 7-Bewltctierf-Camerfy 7:39; 11:00; Uoi:e)>m<»i> Hotel 9:30. Olsen, Virginia Schoell- er, in care of TV Key Mailfcaj D-Fimv-The Spirit ct West Polnl- OUTDOOR — Amerlcanlzallon o( Shaheen's ana, Seaford, L. I. Glenn Davis, Doc BtanchardWO mh Emily 7:00: 10:30; Hooeimooa Hotel O'Herron, Linda Dail (this paper). B:0A udith Neal and Debbie Mer- J—Baileys of Batboo SOUTH AMBOY Garfield Grant Hotel Celebrating New Year's Ev 4—Hazel—Comedy at Price's Fountains, Loni 7—Peyton Place—Serial MADISON CINEMA- e-Fllm_The /Wller's Beautiful Wife— The Pleiiara Setkers 3:00: 3:45; 9:B0: Branch, were Mr. and Mrs. Leoi LONG BRANCH, N. J. — CALL 222-3000 i Theater Group Sophia Laren—90 mln. 7:30; 9-.5J. Mrs. Robert Black and Rominski, Mr. and Mrs. Rober 1}-Art New York laaBaaaaaai WiUiamsburg, Va. 1«:(* PERTH AMBOY STARTS TOMORROW A. Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. Harold 3—Defenders— Drama AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— were recent guesis of Mr. andHardnum, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas To Perform 4—Perry Como—Vorliety Cartoon 7:00; Amerlciuiizallon ol JAMES JULIE MELVYN Mrs. George Search. 7-%llmmy Dean—Vortefy Krally 7:04: 11:37: Sweet Sin) of S. Price, Mr. and Mrs. Frank IJ-v/orld at Ten Youth 9:J1. GARNER ANDREWS DOUGLAS Bilanin, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth At Matawan II: M MAJESTIC- THE AmemcamzaTion of Audrey Wilmot, daughter of Mr. Payseur, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Earl 11—Big Lille Snow—Speckil PlUKir* B«lKra 4:111; S:1O: Klranl 1 W—Circus—Documentary [SEAFOOD SPECIAL and Mrs. Orville Wilmot, Willow J. Mazo", Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MATAWAN — "The Little Hut, For Hy Pn!l([»til 2:10: S:00; 10;0a 10:40 St., celebrated her sixth birth- H. Burkett and Mr. and Mrsa comedy which was a hit oi J-N«WJ EDISON day Jan. 5. Present were War- George A. Dunn. Broadway and later a movie star- 10:U MENIO PARK CINEMA- FRIDAY ONLY! 5-Skl Report AraerlnnlnHan of Emllj 1:30; ren and Keith Wilmot, Heather ring David Niven, will be pre- 11:0* «:1O; 8:W Riley, Nancy and Karen Hum- sented at the Matawan Regional 2—News—jlm Jensen FILET Mrs. Minnie Sweeney, High St, 4-Ne*s—Frank McOw phries, Gail and Nancy Finan. High School by the Wagon Wheel entertained her nephew and hi: 5—News Laurie, Fred and Glenn Drake, Players Saturday night Feb. 6. 7-N«WJ-8lll Beutsl OF SOLE family, Mr., and Mrs. Robert Robert and Scott Maxted, also The Strathmore Democrats 9-News-^lolin Whgatt. Walter Klemon • COLE SLAW Johnson on New Year's Day. Mr 11—News—KeVfn Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gillette. Club is sponsoring the play. n-Refkctkni • FRENCH FRIES Johnson is a missionary in Chile .The Wagon Wheel Players, Patricia Wenz "8a'ughter of Mr, p Spending the New Year week well known in the Red Bank-Mid- VKBtOAYi OKNU0 - MOWS *I W) 25 and Mrs. Robert Wenz, Bray Ave.: end in the home of Mayor and dletown area, recently celebrated! OMtV - OfIN S-JO - MOV)C3 ATtM 1 celebrated her Hth birthday Dec, Mrs. Herbert E. Werner, Tlnton its fifth full season of successful 30. Present were Mr, and Mrs, production. Its members are local CHILD'S PORTION Ave., were theii son and daugh Joseph Carroll, Jr., and family residents with professional and INCLUDING MILK 90 ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Kathleen and Robert Wenz. Werner, Cold Spring Harbor: avocational interest in the thea- L.I., and Mr. Werner's sistertre, . Mrs. Charles Johnson is visit- Mrs. diaries A. Curry and| ing her mother, Mrs. Nora Lewis daughter, Jane, Philadelphia. PERKINS of Jonesboro, Ark., for seven! Lincroft weeks. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Mitchell, Tinten Ave., visited Mr The Lincroft-River Plaza Girl PANCAKE HOUSE Mrs. William Dowens and Mrs.Mitchell's sister, Miss Viola Scout Neighborhood Association Paul Ludlow attended the execu- Mitchell, Boonton, last Wednes- will meet Monday, Jan. 11, at 8 "Everybody1* Favorite!" p.m. in the Lincroft Presbyterian)! tive board meeting of the Laday- . dies' Auxiliary of the New Jer- Church. Mrs. Henry C. Cook will speak on the topic, "Inter- ASSOCtATIO • IHDinNDfHT • THIATMJ y. 35, Middletown 671-1145 sey Firemen's Association Jan. MARK BIRTHDAY SATURDAY 2 P. M. national Friendship Through Girl in Ole York Inn, Hightstown. NEW MONMOUTH - The fifl Scouting." Leaders will bring lists ACRES of FREE owl EASY PARKING! —MATINEE ONLY- birthday of David Bisgrove, so of. projects for' the March open SM0WN6 »CnON—Na Extra GIANT SCIENCE of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bi house meeting. grove, North Lake Dr., was cell FICTION SHOW! "A FIERCELY EVBtY FRIDAY, 5:30-9 P.M. brated Jan. 3 with members PLAZA the family. Present were Mr. an Mr. and Mrs. William Spencer FUNNY FILM" Mrs. John Wood and Mrs. Ad,and children, lit. Jimmy and -* Y. ttaws LAVISH DINNER BUFFE Walling Port Monmouth; Mn Gary, ol Coronet Ave. spent the Edith Britton, Lisa Brittoti an holidays with relatives in Mis* Offering a selection of 40 delicioui dishes Dean and Dale Bisgrove. souri. They visited Mrs. Edith Spencer, Mr. Spencer's mother, . Featuring: LOBSTER • SHRIMP • CTABMEAT On Tan. G a dinner was hell with Rev. and Mrs. William Bis at Kansas City, and Mr. and Mrs, SMOKED OYSTERS • SEAFOOD SALADS • PRIME RIBS grove, this place, and Miss Mil John Nieder, Mrs. Spencer's par- HAM • TURKEY • COLD CUTS • SALADS • and the dred Bisgrove, Trenton, present, ents, at Butler. WONDBFUL PASTIY TABU LIVE MEMBERS CLUB Rev. William J. Mills of the with our Home Baled Specialities FREEHOLD — Geroge H. Ashj Presbyterian Church will attend Ro«k HUDSON «atd DoHs DAY fa $4.50 par penoo and George Paterson, Jr. of Ona National Missions' Committee meeting of the Monmouth Piea-j EDDIE KING AT IHE MANO |M, Sat, Svn.) Ash & Paterson Insurance Agen-| "SEND ME NO FLOWERS' cy, here, were re-elected to thbytery Monday at the Long Live Members Club. A group c Branch Presbyterian Church. He TW WOULVS PWfNMST FILM" producers representing Lumbei will also attend a council meet- FREEHOLD men's Mutual Casualty Company. ing of the Monmouth Presbytery B. C. Dahlman, executive vicej at Jamcsburg Presbyterian Church Wednesday. NOW AT PHONc president; said that qualification lor membership in the club re POWUR- PltCIS I 442-0819 quire outstanding performance Ii It doesnt cost it pays to ad- 25 *f ywr Hies, , service to clients »nd| .orrturvafioM vertise your business service! mAriMnl COLOR CARTOON •tandatdj of professional par with a Dally Register CUaslfled! MlHUMl tormanee. . • ' • . ltd. ' ' • ••: * Comedy Jtq^Rtl THE PAILY HEGISTER Tlwr^, Jewry 7,1965-15 -George: exactly how much K>»p toonferfrfce on how to UH * jfrf. t p* Pair Held My girl, frieal if » mad a result J have * problem «o you'll have the correct amount: your . Confu»ed Far Jury unvention that the is threaten- Please look in you r files and «r of towels iwiptd. Dear Confused: ^> Bridge Column rg to tell my wile. help me solve my worry. I must Hm. No wonder. Wt aMaSemt- know soon what the hotels and tear George: Sy ALFRED SHEDVWOU) I've tried to get advice from lj! tent you the diagram showing In Theft motels do with all those little I wrote and asked you for ad- (Are you all mixed up with II my friends but they say they how to dance the mashed potato. • Sometimes you must play I HOLMDEL — Two .youths mixed-up problems? Write to wouldn't touch anything about the cakes of soap that are only used hand on the assumption Uiat youi charged with conspiracy in theGeorge. He's the most mixed-up ntire situation with a 10-foot pole once. opponent hai a particular num theft of $2,900 from the Lily- advice giver in the entire advice md I'm getting a trifle worried The Muse of Maumee btr of cards in a suit. If one Tulip Cup Corp. here have been The Hand racket) nyself. Dear Muse: assumption is «s likely as an •deredjheto for the Grand Jury. North dealer Can ypu help me? This is one of the more skillful P. I. I. other, do yourself the favor ol The youths, are- James Fer- Both tfcfei vulnerable . to KeyporCState Police that he aspects of the art of running a picking one that will work foi maon, 19, (A Woodmere Dr. and Mildly Concerned NORTH ' ' had been heid up and robbed as hotel or motel—you have to know )ear Mildly Concerned: you. • -, Dennis Dow, 18, of Seaglade he left the First Merchants Na- REVIEW CUSSES IN: East and West were playing Cir., botK Cljffwood Beach. Certainly. That's what I'm in ADVERTISEMENT tional Bank branch here after • Mathematics (Grade 2 to College •trange system in which the 6ve Appearing before Magistrate cashing 47 employee paychecks, ie lovelorn d,oge for. Symptoms of Distress Arising from Prep.) call of one notrump showed warr Seymour Kleinberg Tuesday, the Germann is a mail olerk at the Under separate cover 1 amSTOMACH ULCERS long, topless suit. West raised • K109 4.A82 pair were placed under $2,500 Lily-Tulip plant" mailing you plans to build • Reading (Beginning to Speed Reading) notrump to show support for that tf KQ32 V J1098765 bail. Qeorge's Do-It-Yourself Home As DUE TO EXCESS ACID • English (Elementary to College) suit, whatever it happened to to O2 They were arrested Dec. 19 After questioning. and investi- O J87 sembly Kit for Solving Touchy QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST after school — evenings — Saturday mornings The rest of the bidding was nal • K92 ^ • 105 and charged with conspiracy. A gation by state police, Germann 'roblems. Follow the directions SOUTH TOP INSTRUCTORS IN ALL SUBJECTS ural. 17-year-eto youth involved in the admitted conspiring with Dow and you'll end up with Asfe About 15-Day Trial Offe • J43 , and the juvenile in the robbery. The opening lead, East ex- case has been, turned over to 11-foot pole. county juvenile authorities. Police said the youths have Over 6w million package* of the plained, Showed both the king and 0 A1Q96543 WIUARORO T/tMATMENTtabldT/tMATMENTtBtold REGISTRATION OPEN FOR P.I.I. • 43 Germann, on Nov. 25, reported turned all the money. queen. It was all rather strange, 'ear George: (a relief of symptoms of distress arising from but had the effect of telling South North East South Went Stoimch and Duodf nal Ulctrs due to Ex- Full Time School—Grades 1-8 1 • 1 NT 2 0 2 NT My dog's name is Roscoe and cttt Acid—PMHTDIgntton, Sourer Up»*t that East had about seven hearts Stomich.Gauineu.Hiart n. Sletp- Pass ?

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125 WOAD STRICT RED BANK f \' POGO By WALT KELLY THE DAILY REGISTER Tbunfoj; hnmj 7,1965—17 Mr. Wfilcy *t*Ud flut Tit dowtion of the vamaed prop- *rty represent* a itving to Use hospital of more *an UO.flM." Bayshore Hospital Gets Site Title Mr. and Mr*. B«r!ey »!*> pre- seated Mr. Willey a check lor MA.TAWAN - The Bayshore munHy Hospital; I. Frank Wei- agreed to sell 15 acres of their 11,000 to a personal cash dona- CommunHy Hospital acquired ti- gand, Keyport, attorney for the approximately 27-acre farm to tion to the new hospital at the tle to more than 17 acres of land hospital; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore the hospital. conclusion of die legal details. on North Beers St. in Holmdel in G. Bailey, former owners, tad When the survey, engineering Plans for the HIMbed hospital the passing of title conducted in their attorney, Mr. Currie. reports and zoning ordinances to be built 1,000 feet west of the office of Attorney Edward Details of the sale were re- were studied, Mr. and Mrs. Holmde! Rd. on North Beers St., W. Currie, 123 Main St., here. vealed by Mr. Willey, who stated Bailey realized they could allow adjacent to die Garden State 'Present were Harry S. Willey, that in June, 1963, Mr. and Mrs.the hospital more than the 15 Parkway, are moving forward. president of The Bayshore Com- Bailey, 7S3 Holmdel Rd., Hazlet,acres. They th«n agreed to give Mr. Willey corhmented, "Fi- the hospital two-plus acres at no naneiaHy, we are more than two-, cost. thirds of the way 'home.' Hos- pital auxiliaries are functioning ANDY CAPP Election enthusiastically, and the board of By REG SMYTHE trustees i3 pursuing other finan- Bid Review Set oial sources to make this urgent- WK4T>fERD0IN; LAD? WHAT BUT WHERE J TRENTON (AP) — The State ly needed hospital a reality with- UWKIM'FDR?.,. Uey.'-ITMUSTBE -AND, AS SOON AS 1 WHIP ALMOST HUMAN AGAIN/ VOU WANT TO RISK YOUR NECK-AND Luther H. Hodges in the cabinet NOOM, STEVE/-WHY UP SOME BREAKFAST FOR SO WHATS IN THE EARN THE MONEY TO PAY MR REPAIRS ON office. Hodges is resigning. DIDNT ttW WWE ME UP? YOU, I'LL SHOW VMJ WHAT PACKAGE ? THAT CAR YOU "BORROWED"/ Strathmore .New BUY I BOUGHT COMPLETES NAVAL BASIC HERE Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goodwin, GREAT LAKES, 111. — Seaman 94 Andover La., and their chil- Shrewsbury Recruits Harold Mangarelli, Jr., NOW dren Mark, Darren, Mary and 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Andrew, spent the Christmas- Mr. and Mrs. Macel Moore, 40 Mangardli, Sr., of 106 Westside New Year's holidays visiting [eredith Dr., entertained Mr. Ave., and Robert E. Weber, 19, Mrs. Goodwin's* mother, Mrs. nd Mrs. Hugh Wakefield, Free- son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bub- Anna Long in Plattsburg, N. Y. old, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl in of 146 East Newman Springs Rd., both Of Red Bank, N. J., New Year's guests in the home lacClelland and Mr. and Mrs ohn Patterson, Middletown, at have completed basic training at of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Rosenz- the Naval Training Center, Great weig, 76 Andover La., were Mr. New Year's Eve party. Lakes, Ml. and Mrs. Edwin Pordy, Mr. and The nine-week training includes Mrs. Mehin Sohram, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Orlando and naval orientation, history and or- Mrs. Saul Rosenblatt, and Mr. augjiters, 47 Willow Rd., drove ganization, seamanship, ordnance By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW and Mrs. Alan Lesh. Fort Wayne, Ind., to spend,a and gunnery, military drill, first 741-3333 reek over Christmas with their aid and survival Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Yucfot, on-in-law and daughter, Mr, and 4UBET 14 Juniper PI., spent New Year's 4rs. Gordon Willetts. VOUU. &E HORSE" weekend in Atlantic City. NEED GLAPVMBN . COMES ON Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Haflvor- A LIFT? »PINKy PUCK* Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gerlach en, Delaware, Ohio; epenl a ami 9 Overtea Pa., and Mr. and Mrs, ;hristmas with their families, Donald Maurer, 13 Overlea La., and Mrs. Nils HalVorsen spertt the New Year's weekend Water St., and Mr. and Mr; in Mt. Airy Lodge, Mt. Airy, Pa. 3harles Stosik, 17 Carlton Dr.

Mr. and Mrs. Morton Rezafc, Maj. and Mrs. Joseph Eage. 65 Ivanhoe La., have just re ind family, 82 Reeds Rd., spent turned from a week's cruise to i week over the recent holidays Nassau. •isiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph •agers, Sr., in Baltimore, Md., ind friends and relatives in Fort Mrs. Murray Kravitz, 22' Idle- Phone a {rood friend wild La., and her son, Gary ielvoir and Alexandria, Va. and chase the blues with MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST have returned from a two-week stay in Florida. Nothing too big or small to sell a cheery chat. nth a result getting Daily Reg NEW JERSEY BELL OH! I'M SORRY! WV 5B1ER-IN-LAW HAS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rubin, ster Classified ad. . TAKEN THE TWINS HOME-AND H> HOPED IN A TRULY 73 Warren Dr., were hosts {or a DMILINS TH'SLOAMIN"1 WITH ME-OVER New Year's Eve party. Their DKPIW OF TO OUR. CITY CLUB FOR A guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ar- VERSATILITY, MIDNIGHT SNWfc! thur Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Sey- IM>NE HAS mour CMiven, Mr. and Mrs. Her- CAPTIVATED bert Nudeil, Mr. and Mrs. Jade HER. AUDIENCE- Kaimen, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Maslow and Mr. and Mrs. Paul IF YE CAN NOW Noga. i'lTS K BRA-' TURN IT OVER, BRICHT NKHT TONICHT, AND YOU SEe ME Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Korf, 16 YE'RE ft' R1CHT, YE. AULD MON SO YEARS Donna PI., dined New Year's KEN! Eve in the Chung King Restaur- ant, Red Bank. AT THE BARN Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rosen- blatt, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK Presser and Dr. and Mrs. War- ren Thajer had dinner New FATHER, CAN'T THE Year's Bve in the Shadowbrook, LOY-IT A RB6N OF TERROR IN SCNGAU PATROL CO Shrewsbury. AS'THE BADONtS'fHIN WILD- SOMETHING* OVEN CLEANER Holiday house guests in the BARGAIN BARN PRICE home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Seaman, 33 Avalon La., were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klein and their children Lauri and Jona- 59' than, Flushing, N.Y, 1 Free J „ TV «J j?. House guests New Year's Eve ~—plus— in the.home of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. De Bold, 36 Avalon La., were HEAVY DUTY Mr. and Mrs, Jack Barst, Mr. ALUMINUM and Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Seaman, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gavin, Mr. and OVEN LINER By GEORGE SIXTA Mrs. Edward Klein. "ARGAIN BARN PRICE YOU REAUY I GUESS tT •SPRSAD- , ,.. WOUUJBB Two Truck ITS FUM, \\AU-RI6HTTO THAT PLASTIC TRE6 Fires Put Out LET RIVETS HBY.D&D? TRANSPARENT PUU.VDU STUMP NEW SHREWSBURY - Two LOOK OUT PAD' rucks caught fire here yester- FOR THAT day. • • Patrolman Edward Holden said CRYSTAL the first incident occurred at BAYER ASPRIN 3:42, p.m. on Clinton PI. where »«* oM00-.li.,. an applicance service man had WASTEBASKET left his panel truck while work- ing in a nearby home. The driver was John Stewart of Nationally whtrrtMii. of R i d g e Rd., W a 11 Township. DurabU, tlalu imtstaiit. The Northside Engine Company Comp. valae 2.79. MARK TRAIL By ED DODD extinguished a fire in the engine I his.truck. IARGAIN BARN PRICE

TIP FISWTS WITH At 5:37 p.m. the Shrewsbury ALL HIS MIGHT Hose Company from neighboring WITHSTAND Shrewsbury answered an alarm FUBIOUS on Hance Ave. The fire was in Not raiMralbla Mr fypwaphlcol wren. ONSLAUGHT OF THE the cab of a truck being driven W. rturn IM Mjhl to limit wmlttlu wWl. liny lost. OLD >y Theodore Kosnick of Center MONARCH St., Union Beach, and owned by ANGERED AT the Belford Trucking Company. BABY POWDER , FINDING A THE BARGAIN BARN IN Cause was not determined «Te sin THE OLD BUCK It doesn't cost It pays to ad' 58 BROAD ST. RED BANK, N. J. CHABGES THE STARTLED ertise your business service Start Hourt: Men., Tuti., Than., Sat. jL 59 YOUNG DEEB with a Daily Register Classified 1:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M.; W«d.. Frl. 130 A.M..?:00 *** lft—TjmnAty, January 7,196S THE DAILY BEG1STE8 >•',( • Monmouth County Brides-to-Be LINCOLN - DAVIS LENNON — SHEETS MATTHEWS — CARROLL MISS ELLEN DAVIS, Itft, LITTLE SILVER — Mr. and PORT MONMOUTH — Mr. and LITTLE SILVER — The en- daughter of Mr. ami Urt. Mra. Ralph B. Pavls, 91 Syca- Mrs. Mortimer B. Sheets, 9 Ver-gagement of Miss Sail}; Ann Car- more Ave., announce the engage- mont Ave., have announced the roll to Cornelius J. Matthews is Ralph B. Davis, 91 Sycamore ment of their daughter, Miss engagement of their daughter, announced by her parents, Mr. Ave., Little Silver, is the Ellen Elizabeth Davis, to Pem- Miss Patricia A. Sheets, to Fran- and Mrs. Eugene C. Carroll, 407 bride-elect of Pemberton H. berton H. Lincoln, Jr., son of cis Lennon, son of Mr. and Mrs.Prospect Ave. Pemberton H. Lincoln, 100 West Francis Lennon, 6 Dolores PI., Mr. Matthews is the son of Lincoln, Jr., son of with Emily Kimbrough River Rd., Rumson, and Mrs. New Monmouth. A party was Mr'. . and Mrs. Cornelius H. Mat- Pemberton II. Lincoln, 100 C.E. Bayliss of Farmington, held in honor of the couple by thews, 42 White St., Shrewsbury. West River #i, Rumson, Conn. the bride-elect's parents on Jan. Miss Carroll, an alumna of Red andMrs.C.E.BaylUiof Keeps Listeners Young and Gay Miss Davis is an alumna of 3. • ' > Bank Catholic High School and Formingdale, Conn. RUMSON—Dear Emily's heart use of a foreign language and spreading their ideologies, Red Bank High School and the An Aug. 21 wedding is planned. Webster College, Webster Groves, was young and gay yesterday as "let o&er people, know that we Miss Kimbrougii is of the opin- University of Pennsylvania Miss Sheets, a graduate of Mid- Mo., Is employed at the Pruden- School of Oral Hygiene, Philadel- dletown Township High School, tial Insurance Company, Middle- she drew more than 500 women would like to communicate." ion that children should learn l Into her wafm tales of travels Shfe said it has become a "pas- a foreign language at an early phia. She is employed as a dental is employed as a secretary at town. • t ' i< K ^ •< * and trivia. age because they "hear and hygienist by Dr. T.A. McManus, Bell Telephone Laboratories, Mr. Matthews, also a graduate give back" the sounds Ghat they Jr., Wallace St., Red Bank. Holmdel. of Red Bank Catholic High School, Not one sought escape from is a member of the Armed Forces hear. By the time a child Mr. Lincoln, a graduate of Mr. Lennon also a graduate of Miss Ellen E. Pavls the usual trap set by recently Middletown Township High Police Detachment in New York returned travelers longing to teH reaches high school, she said, Storm King School, Cornwall-on- the embarrassment of unfamiliar School, is employed by Iselin City. of their trips. They stayed and Hudson, N.Y., served four years Jefferson Textile Company in loved every minute of the hour In the Navy as a hospital corps- from the study. She also said New York. He is currently at- COLMAN - JANNARONE given by Emily Kimbrough, first man and is attending HUlsdale lady of the lecture platform, at many parents are "indifferent, tending evening classes at the HAZLET — Announcement is Congregation Bnai Israel. Her lethargic and antagonistic ' to College, Hillsdale, Midi. Fashions Institute of Technology. made by Mr. and Mrs. R. Thomas talk was part of the Junior Serv- learning a language." Jannarone, Sr., 17 Annapolis Dr., ice League of Monmmith's spon- On this point of translation Seminar Series of the engagement of their daugh- sored lecture series. Miss Kimbrough was at her best. ter, Miss Marcia Ann Jannarone, to Dale Walter Colman, son of Miss Kimbrough first made One pitfall occurred in Greece mostly recently while she was Mr. and Mrs. Russell Colman, MISS PATRICIA. SHEETS, the best-seller tists years ago 202 North Sacramento Ave., Vent- with ''Our Hearts Were Young gathering material for her new- Red Bank'Area Women right, daughter of Mr. and and Gay," an account of a trip est book "Forever Old, Forever nor City. Mrs. Mortimer B. Sheets, 9 New." One of her companions An August wedding is planned. to France coauthored with Cor- Vermont Ave., Port Monmouth, nelia Otis Skinner. who had been tutored in classi- Miss Jannarone was graduated cal Greek attempted to order a To Serve As Panelists from Keyport High School and plans an August wedding to Referring to her own ineptness meal for them. Something defi- ot speech" (which the audience RED BANK — Three women ate of Barnard College and is a senior at Glassboro State Francis Lennon, son of Mr. Miss Emily Kimbrough nitely was lost in the translation. from the Bed Bank area will ex- studied education administration College. never believed for one moment), Much to the dbvious discomfiture and Mrs. Francis Lennon, 6 Miss Kimbrougli throughout her amine selections from "Aliyah," at Columbia Upiversity. She is Mr. Colman was graduated sion" with her to "urge everyone of the restaurateur, the four la- a book by Dr. Howard Sachar, currently president of both the from Atlantic City High' School Dolores TL, New Monmouth, anecdotes on life, friends and to loosen the tongue, sharpen dies had not asked for the local family nut her focus on the im- at the third seminar of a con- Barnard College Club of Mon- and also is a senior at Glassboro the ears and reach out through delicacy of baked eggplant. They temporary literature series spon- mouth County and the Friends of State College. portance of communication in ideas and through the exchange had askecf, for each of them "a a foreign language. sored by Hadassah and the Sis- the Monmouth County Library. of sympathies and points of gentleman with a black mus- terhood of Congregation Bnai Is- Also Rumson residents, Dr. and SALA - WHEELER The author advocates the in- view." She cited as an ex- tache." troduction ot a foreign language rael. The discussion wiH take Mrs. Swartz are the parents of RUMSON — Announcement is ample in defense of her views, Evidently," said Miss Kim- place Monday at 10:30 a.m. in Stephen, Addi-Lynn and Sidney. made by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas in "every tondengarten or first toe case of two foreign installa- grade in every school in the brough, "they knew only one in Congregation Bnai Israel, Hance F. Wheeler, 103 Blackpolnt Rd., Miss Patricia A. Sheet! tions where Russia and America the neiglftorhood." and Ridge Rds. Panelists are o; the engagement of their daugh- United States." were equally efficient — but Throughout 3ier travels die Miss Kimbrougii was guest at Mrs. Jack M. Rosoff, Mrs. Milton ter, Miss Margaret M. Wheeler, for the defect that not one a tooheon party after the lec- Abnamoff and Mrs. Harry Miss Millard to Stephen Lewis Sala, son of has 'become increasingly aware American could speak the lan- of how many Americans are ture in the home of Mrs. Carl- Swartz. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sala guage of the area and "not one ton Boll. She was introduced on of Osburn, Idaho. abroad living in their own "com- of the Russians could not" Tlhe series has been planned Is Engaged pounds," unable to oomunicate. the rostrum by the league's and directed by the Joint Com- FREEHOLD — Mr. and Mrs. A summer, wedding is planned. "A more imjjortant reason . .. She said the Russians required president, Mrs. John Bell, and mittee on Adult Education of the Harold' Ernest MiBard, 2 Yard Miss wheeler is an alumna of It's the onfly way toward sur- the men and their families to autographed her newest book for two local groups, Ave., have announced the en- Red Bank Catholic High School vival!," she said. "It will not learn the language. The results each of the purchasers following gagement of their daughter, Miss and St. Francis Hospital School MISS SALLY ANN CARROLL, the leotufe. "Aliyah" is a series of vi- come by the increase of arms were that the Americans lived gnettes depicting the lives of Mary Eleanor MiUard, to Spe- of Nursing, Trenton. A regis- left, will marry Cornelius /. and defenses ... but by human in their own compounds "as a The last lecture of the series Israel's pioneers. Dr. Sachar, cialist Kenyon Wayman Sprankle tered nurse, she Is employed in Matthews, son of Mr. and beings understanding one an- will be Feb. 3, featuring Cleve- of Washington, D, C, formerly the operating room of St. Mary's walled city . . . isolated and director ot the Brandeis Univer- Mrs. Cornelius H. Matthews, ' other." dumb." By comparison, the Rus-land Amory as guest speaker. sity Jacob Hiatt Institute in Is- of Shrewsbury. Hospital in Tucson, Ariz. -. She said Americans should get sians were mingling with the E.M. rael, is the son of Dr. Abram Miss Millafd, a graduate .of Mr. Sala is attending the Uni- 42 While St., Shrewsbury. ' over their embarrassment in the people who loved it and were Sachar, president of Brandeis. Douglass College, New Bruns- versity of Arizona where he is Miss Carroll is the daughter. . HEADS STATE BOARD wick, class of 1962, is employed a physics major and a member The panelists are ail members oj Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. HTGHTSTOV/N — Mrs. William by the Freehold Borough Board of the senior class. of Bnai Israel Sisterhood, The Carroll, 407 Prospect Ave., BaJbadi, member of the New Red Bank Chapter of Hadassah of Education as an art teacher Point Comfort Fire Auxiliary, and the local chapter of the Na- in the intermediate school. Little Silver. V, Keansburg, was elected chair- tional Council of Jewish Women. Mr. Sprankle, an alumnus ol Reviews Life man of the executive board of Mrs. Rosoff, a cum laude gradu- Rutgers University, New Bruns- SAVE NOW ON "FIELDCRIST" SHEETS. PILLOW CASES, the Ladies Auxiliary, New Jer- wick, class of 1962, is currently Of Poetess ate of Brandeis University, ma- MATAWAN - Mrs. WiHiam P. TOWELS, BLANKETS, BEDSPREADS sey State Firemen's Association, jored in the field of Near East- stationed in Washington. Monday in Ole York Inn, Others Lambert, chairman of the litera- SAVE S12.W a Dozen - Imperial Brocaie Reg. SALE em and Judaic studies. She sub- Super Size Both Toweli A.« 3.»5 from Monmouth County attend- ture department of the Woman's sequently attended the Hebrew Club, presented a biography of Miss Sally Ann Carroll t ing were Mrs. Charles Quacken- Teachers' Institute of the Jewish IAVE SII.M a Dozen — Royal Vtlvct and ROM Bouquet bush, Keansburg; Mrs. William Dame Edith Sitwell, recently de- . 3.75 S.K Theological Seminary, New York To Marry »• Snptr Size Both Toweli Dowens and Mrs, Paul Ludlow, ceased English poetess, at a City. She is the wife of Rabbi meeting in the clubhouse Mon- SAVE JH.OO a Dozen — Royal Satin Super Percale siueb Port Monmouth. Jack Rosoff, spiritual leader of wnile — 72xm -S.W day. 1.15 The next meeting of the state Congregation Bnai Israel. The Navy Officer Pajfctt — 7Jx!<» _ _J6.M 4.« board will be held Jan. 21 at LITTLE SILVER — Mr. and Mrs. Albert Abell, president, ScolldpH - nxlM _ MS couple reside in Fair Haven and the Keandburg Fire House at are the parents of two daughters, Mrs. Carl Kehde, 9 Riveredge conducted the business session, »K Off On All Custom Monogremmlng — Many Other Greot Values I 8 p.m. Ranana arid Aviva. Dr., announce the, engagement of during which plans were an- their daughter, Miss Barbara E. nounced for a meeting Jan. 18th. Mrs. Aforamoff, wife of Milton MISS MARCIA JANNARONE, INC 20 BROAD ST. Marinate lamb chops in salad M. Abramoff, an attorney, was Kehde, to U. (j.g.) John S. Mills, Students from Matawan Regional oil seasoned with onion salt and graduated from Newark State Jr., U.S. Navy. He is the son High School will present a two- right, daughter oj Mr. and Mrs. RED BANK coarsely ground black pepper be- Teachers College and taught of Mrs. John S. Mills of Ham- part program. R. Thomas Jannarone, Sr., 28 Years of Quality and Service fore broiling for a savory meat burg, N. Y. PHONE 741 - 2646 fourth grade in Atfantio High Girls from the home economics 17 Annapolis Dr., Uazlel, is lands. She served for many Miss Kehde, a graduate of department will model dresses years In various capacities on the Glassboro State College is a they have made and a singing engaged to Dale W. Colman executive board of Hadassah. member of the faculty at Mid- group will entertain with musical of Venlnor City. Miss dletown Township High School. selections. Mr. and Mrs. Abramoff, parents Jannarone and her fiance of a daughter, Jane, and a son, Mr. Mills, a graduate of Prince- Mrs. Alfred R. Manville, for- Robert, make their borne in ton University is stationed at mer youth conservation and edu- are both seniors at travel... Rumson. Naval Air Station, North Island, cation chairman in the senior Glassboro State College. The third panelist, wife of Dr. San Diego, Calif. club, will present the program. Harry Mason Swartz, is a gradu Plans were discussed for a 10-DAY VISIT class in lampshade making. Any- PARENTS OF DAUGHTER NEW SHREWSBURY - Pvt. one who is interested may con- PAS9AJC - Mr. and Mrs. John Eugene Marc Reardcm, 3d, who tact Mrs. Abell for further de- Maczko, 2 Cook St., Moomouth is taking Army basic training at tails. Beach, formerly of Clifton, are Fort Dix, has spent 10 days over Miss Marcia Jannarone parents of a daughter, their third the holidays with his parents, Mr. Different and delightful flavor; LAWLOUR child, bora Dec. 27 here in St. and Mrs. Eugene Reardon, Jr., ground coriander seed added to Maiy's Hospital. 15 Knollv/ood Dr. a sugar-cookie dough.

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.•>, A cross between a suit and a t RED BANK I- ' dress is another important «n try, the outfit with a cutaway 747-1263 '"' 1 jacket. Look for one that's sleeveless, possibly scalloped, Downtown Red Bonk md goes'over a sleeveless shell ilouse and slim skirt. Shore Monmouth College Cagers Splits and Conference Swing Into Action Sat. Misses Basketball WEST WNG BRANCH-Coach The Hawks, currently 9-1 on By A DIVISION William Boylan's Monmouth Col- the season, will take on CACC rivals The King's College (NY) PAW. A. ALBRECHT ,, Tomorrow's Games lege cagers will play two Cen- Red Bank at MUkUetown tral Atlantic College Conference and Bloomfield College Saturday and Tuesday, respectively. Both Monimuth at Freehold 20- THUR5DAY, JANUARY 7, 1964 games as the court schedule - , The Reid Harrison Agency seems to be the team to beat Toms River at Long Branch swings back into action after contests will be at Asbury Park's the Red Bank Sunday Night Duo loop at Red Bank Recreatior STANDINGS the holiday break. Convention Hall, beginning at 8:30 p.m. i This teim presently has a 3!/4-game bulge over W. C. Hammon W L Pet aod D'fteraa Beauty Salon, The fight for second place is a bi Neptune (M) S 0 1.000Bowling King's is leading the confer- closer, as Red Bonk Recreation is only two out of second, a hal Middletown (5-1) ._ S 0 1.000 ence with a 2-0 mark. Mon- over Manor Manufacturing Corp. and one over McDanieJ's Septi< Toms River (5-2) 2 1 .867 Providence mouth and Marist College (N.Y.) Tanks—a three game spread over five teams. The Manor Mfj Red Bank (3-J) ...... 2 2 .500 trail with records of 1-1, followed Co. is' the teader in the high team game and series races wit; Long Branch (2-5) 2 2 .500 Rips Cousy's by Bloomfield and Southampton 744 and 2060. Branchers Hold Lead; College (N.Y.), both 0-1. Freehold (14) ..._ 1 J .250 In Individual battles this loop may turn out to be a familj Monmouth (M) 1 J .250 Saturday's encounter is a •ffair. Fred Bruno heads the men with a 176 average, two pins Brick Twp. (0-7) 0 5 .000 Eagles, 89-79 must win for the West (Long per game better ttian Sonny Acerra, and five over Rudy Fryson B DIVISION Branch team who can draw even NEWTON, Mass. (AP) - Bill Wife, Card, leads the women with 162, four pins per game bettei Tomorrow's Games in the standings by upending 1 Bucs, Lions Stay Close Blair, bitting on his first seven than Helen Godard, five over Irma SheMy, and nine better thai NORTH the Purple Knights. A loss field goal tries, and sophomore Jane Soden, Ros Weinam at 621 and Fred Bruno with 607 are theRaritan at Henry Hudson would just about end any hopes RED BANK — Long Branch 533 series that led Matawan to STANDINGS Jim Walker each scored -28 points only men to crack the 600 mark. Sam HaTding, Jr.—246 and BenRumsm vs. Keyport at Raritan (10-2) held on to its one-game its 2-1 triumph over Rumson- Monmouth has Of copping its W pacing Providence College—the Godard With 241 are leading the individual high game list. For So. Freehold at Matawan lead over Red Bank (9-3) in theFair Haven, which is tied for sixth conference title in eight Long Branch . JO nation's only surviving major un- the women, it is Helen Godardwith 557 and 222. Irma Shelly ha; SOUTH Shore Conference Northern Di- fourth place with Henry Hudson years. Red Bank .... 9 beaten—to an 89-78 victory over the second high game of 214 and Fay Reilly second high serie: Lakewood at Pt. Pleas. Bcfa. vision bowling standings by on a 5-7 record. Rumson-F.H.'s Monmouth's successful 9-2 Middletown 8 Boston College last night. Of S55. Southern at Wall . sweeping three games from Rari best series was a 487 by RayHenry Hudson 5 record to date can be attributed The Red Bank Recreation Women's Commercial hop Is a Jackson at Pt. Pleas. Boro tan Township while Red Bank Montamat that nosed out Scott Rumson-FH _. 5 The triumph was the10th mainly to its height advantage tight race at the top and in the middle. The bottom team, Rus- Saturday's Game was doing the same against Key Monteith by a single pin for theMatawan 6 straight for the Friars, who built and fine defense. The West long sell Cadillac seems to be missing on a couple of cylinders, Shore at Manasquan port. top Bulldog performance. Raritan 4 up an insurmountable, 51-32, half- Branch cagers exhibited poor having won only IS games. English Motors, on the other hand, STANDINGS time edge. Middletown (8-4) remaining hoi High individual game of theKeyport 1 shooting, but still managed to Is purring on "all eight," winning 23 games, for a one-langth NORTH on the heels of the Branchers day was a 212 by DelVecchio of NEXT WEEK'S MATCHES John Austin, one of the win the Castleton State (Ver- lead over Araericm Lumber and Dlsbrow Bros. A&B Gulf is W L Petan. d Buccaneers by winning ail Middletown. H i s teammate Long Branch vs. Rumson-FH tion's leading scorers for Coachmont) Christmas Basketball ' tied with Donald's Laundry and Peirson Agency, another three Shore (7-1) 4 0 1.000three games from Henry Hudson Beach had a 210 for runner-up Middletown vs. Keyport Bob Cousy's losing Eagles, main- Tournament, mainly on its re- . games back and two better tiuan toe John Savage team. Sec- Wanasquan (6-0) 3 0 1.000Regional. In the final match of honors. Others over 200 for theRed Bank vs. Henry Hudson tained his hot pace by hitting for bounding and defensive skills. ond place American Lumber has fenced in a 788 game and a Henry Hudson (54) ...3 .750 the day, Matawan Regional won day were Ken Dennison of Long Matawan vs. Raritan 29. Overall on the season, Boylan's 2214 threesome, and hopes to keep the other teams out for MMatawa n (2(3-2) ) 2 .667 two of three from Rumson-Fair Branch, 204, and Henry Hudson's Lom: Bruch (3) BC had a 30-29 edge in field men limited their opposition to these honors. Nick Russo ...HI lie Railtan (^3) ...! .500 Haven Regional. Kinney, 201. Joel Watilraan 1M 124 goals and a 4649 bulge in re63.- 6 points per game while they - Jane Knoll is average leader in this league with 151, the only Rumson-F.H. (M) .. 0 .000 John Addeo HI 168 bounds. averaged 75 themselves. In the Long Branch, led by Ken Den- YESTERDAVS RESULTS Jim Hartner 176 no pal on this level. Teresa Sctendler is next in line with 145, butS. Frediold ((W) ... 0 .000 Ken Dennison 182 181 Relentless Defense rebounding' department, the nison's 567 series, had an easy Long Branch 3, Raritan 0 8tev« Robertson j(he also has high individual game of 212 and high individual se-Keyport (Ml) ... 0 .000 Hawks are average 49 rebounds time taking all three from Rari- Red Bank 1 Keyport 0 But the .relentless Friars em- ries of 535. Only one other gall has hit the double century mark SOUTH 84ft 822 8(2 ployed a defense which troubled per tilt. tan Township, winning the first Middletown 3, Henry Hudson 0 Raritan (0) and the 500 set classification. This is the third high average keg. W L Petan. d third games by 97-pin mar- Steve Soslnskl _...138 131 the Eagles much of the tima. And Individually, Monmouth has lerette—Dot Becker—with 207 and 503. June Kolacki put her nami 1.000 Matawan 2, Rumson-fiH 1 Harry Donlln 159 1M 174 4! Lakewood (6-2) 3 0 gins and the second by 49 pins Roland Schneider ...... 111 179 1M 47! Providence had much the better four men averaging in double up with the leaders the night she hit the second high individual Wall (3-3) 2 0 1.000 High man for the losing RockeU Jim Lewis 1S7 HO 169 451 of the going at the free throw figures. Al McCormack, a 6-4 game of 209. All this means that Jane Knoll is sporting that 151 Hike Cannltzarro l&S 1S5 US 4: Pt Pleas.'Boro (3-3) .1 1 .500 (4*8) was Harry DonHn, who shot Ullu Hawklm 143 110 2S3line. sophomore from New Monmouth, average on steady rolling, nothing flashy and nothing real low. PL Pleas. Bch. (24) .1 1 .500 a 489. Sea Bright 718 713 74$ 2.2W While the Friars converted 31 ofcontinues to pace the scoring .SSS The Red Bank Tuesday Mixed loop seems to be an automo- Southern (W) 1 2 Red Bank shot only a 2,382 41 free throw opportunities, the with a 15.6 average. The South- tive loop. Of the eight teams in this loop four are connected Wit .333 Red Buuk ()) Central (24) ...1 2 team series, but also used some Bob Schumann 191 196 34' up-set-minded Eagles clicked on ern Mississippi transfer student the automotive industry with three of these teams leading the ackson Twp. (2-5) ... 0 3 .000 Squash Team Hum Johnson lse ISO 311 is pulling down rebounds at 14-1 second line rollers in sweeping Dour Kkynor 162 177 321 only, 19 of 34. league. ATs Molbile Station has the advantage-Jby two games- OTHERS trio from cellar-dweMer Key- Pat Oeronl 165 1M 32: Providence used three men rate Bruce Fischbein, Asbury over Matthews' Auto Imports. Four lengths bade is the J. H. Tomorrow's Games Lesttr Smith JSO 1M HU port (1-11). Red Bank didn't Regains Top Stevt Schlro 124 12' picking up the offense at half Park is second with an average Kelly Co., with a four-game advantage over Chamber's Pharmacy. R. B. Catholic at Sayreville have a bowler shoot a tiill three- Fred Johnson 174 168 342 court and several times pre- of 13.6. The ace backcourt man Wat fourth automotive outfit is the Red Bank Auto Parts, fighting CBA vs. St. Rose at Convention John Msjelto 139 131 28.1 game series as eight men saw SEA BRIGHT — TheSea vented the losers from getting the leads the Hawks squad in total little Silver Market for the cellar. Blaisdell Lumber and San- 816 769 797 2,38: Hall action. Ron Wayde's 455 set Club ball across the line. By inter- assists —33— and is pacing the bom's Awnings are only one game behind Chamber's Pharmacy. Bright Squash Racquets Ktiporl (0) Croydon Hall at Cartaret School topped Keyport. regained first place in the NewBoy Bill ..._ ...145 9S mission, Providence had pulled conference in scoring with 36 Al'a Mobile Station must be using high-test as it also has,taken Seton Hall at Mater Dei Joe Ssrplco ,153 MS 149 44! points. Jersey Division of the Class C Burt Newmeler .165 14« 112 43Joff half a dozen steals and left the lead for high team game and series with 697 and 1936. Blais- Lions Roll High Series . Ron W«yde 142 149 164 45J Central at Brick League of the Metropolitan BC breathless. Junior Pete Andrews of Mata- dfill Lumber almost caught Al's team the night it hit 695. Middletown rolled the high Urry Carhart 104 182 157 44: St. Joseph's (Hammonton) at St. Squash Racquets Association by Dave Hirner 112 11! 12.8. ' Lorraine DeMaio is the gal to teat in this league as she game series of the afternoon, 2,. BC cut a 16-point deficit to wan, follows with Joseph's (TR)f defeating Short Hills Club, 5-0, 709 721 691 2,12 leads in average with 150, and high individual threesome of 626, in taking three from Henry eight points in the opening half, Andrews leads the team in re- Saturday's Games in a home match Sunday. Mont- SIC. Fourth hlgo average gal is Mhrilya die Hart who has the Hudson Regional (5-7). The los- Mlldlttowi (3) but the winners had gone back in bounds (14.2) and has a 43.7 Neptune vs. Asbury Park at Con- clair S. R. C, which had been Lxrrjr Uorjan 184 177 field goal percentage, Paul Kobb, only 2M game—2W. Addle TrautmBin is second in average ing Admirals had a 2,483.team Dennis Swallwell 197 1U9 command by 19 by intermission. vention Hall first, took a 3-2 decision from with 148, seven pJbt per game better than Marge Monk's 141. total. A 570 by John Paris, Mg3i Mlek Rogers .168 with a 12.5 average, Is fourth. Sunday's Game the Racquets Club of Short Pat DelVecchio 212 158 For the man It Is Turn Morris all the way with 167, 239 and individual series for ,the day, led John Parts 103 167 BLOOMFIELD RIPS MARIST The Roselle Park junior led *. B. Cath. at St. Bouuventure's Hills. Kevin Harrington ...... 1M Monmouth' to its opening 73-59 (02. Fred Reiajman Is second In averages with 182, Lorrv (Paterson) the defending champion Lions. Len Lettunakl BLOOMFIELD (AP) - Bloom- Sea Bright is 20-5 for an .800 victory over Rutgers of South Menk third with 161. RECORDS Teammate Pat DelVecchio had field's fast-breaking offense and average, while Montclair, which 954 829 8(3 2.S26 Jersey in the Vermont Christ- BA (5-1) the second high series of the day, HHenry y HudsoHd n (0(0) full court press provided it Fr Pin py hoads the Red Bank Recreation Tuesday Night played one less match, is 15-5.Chirlas Klnnel y 2201 1151 1«7 mas Tournament with 21 points. 551. Ohariie Kinney's 519 was OiOll VtlllVentlmlglll a ...... 181899 143 l«l«tt with an easy 83-67 victory over league with a 182 average. He is far from assured of this honor Mater Dei (24) The Racquet Club, is Sea Kevin Lynch, Middletown, and ed Bank Catholic (3-3) the best performance for Key- Marty ONtll ...16S 158 12 8 Marist, N.Y., last night in a Cen- as Ed Skkels sports 179, Bill Vandevelde 177 and Leo Zacek Blight's next opponent in an George Brtun - ISt 147 169 SOC Tom Farrell of Roselle, follow St. Rose (4-2) port, i Dennis Soyka 165 169 162 5tra1 l Atlantic College Conference 17S. BUI U the mm out In (rant In the Ugh Individual game away match on Jan. 16, and with averages of 8.4 and 7.7, re- and high Individual caries listing and it will take some real Hsbury Park (4-2) Ken Szyarto, a basebaH pitch game. shows a 13-7 mark. »27 768 78» 2.483 spectively. Farrell, a senior top kegang to beat his 265 jtnd <55 counts. roydon Hall (M) er, tossed up alley curves for a Bob Porsavage paced the win- Col. Bob Short of Fort Mon- Milan! (!) forward, needs only 24 additional Teamwise, Potter's Beauty Salon and Rogel'si Club Metra Ken Bzyartn .._ 168 171 191 533 ners with 27 points, while Dennis mouth, Charlie Halsey and Dave John Barrusso -...160 178 131 489 points to become the fourth 1.- jhave a precarious hold on first place with 24'^ wins each. Oi O'Brien netted 25 for Marist. Freeman, Rumson, and BoJobe Kacirek H5J 144 000 point scorer in Monmouth ^Delivery is right behind with 24 wins. The Daily Register team Wrestling Bob Testlno 1&3 1S4161 500 Bloomfield has a 4-4 season Treanor and Adam Sources of John Beach .._ 167 16J172 505 College history. cannot be counted out witti 21V4 wins, a half game better than Tom Ke'sley ..—.—.—. 124 124 record. Marist is now 4-5. Matawan, were the Sea Bright Vincent's Beauty Salon and the M & M Ice Service. Volkland's victors Sunday. 830 813 ISt 2.42- Towing Service sports 18V4 wins and the Newman Springs Market St. Benedict's Rips CBA RamuxF.H. (1) Jim Farley 142 167 16S has been able to retail only 13 games. In the team high game and League play will be suspended " '" 475 LINCROFT — Christian Broth- SUMMARIES BUI Llvlngood 145 169 US4« series categories The Register team has 988 and 2725 pins respec- St. Benedict's — CBA (5) this weekend for the annual New Ken Autnack 135 146 ' Ml 1 ,95— Fred Graft" (CBA) drew with Bll Bcott Motitellh 154 156 16«481 tively. The nearest team to 'those scoressjj 'Rtgal's 'with 985 ers Academy's wrestling team Eagen, 0-0. Jersey • "Tournament at Short Ray Montamat 169 147 1714S 105—Fred Caruso (SB) p. Bill While, Hills Club, In which most of theBill McComb .... 141 14 and 2718. suffered its initial loss of the sea- :26 of 3d. 115—Jtm Baker (SB) d. Jim Sadler, i local players will participate. 745 785 799 2,329 Red Bank Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary league is led by ion last night when it was beaten 1221—Ron Arner (SB) d. Charles Car- A. Chameroy and Son, with a three-game bulge on Potter's Beauty Ussimo. 5-0. >y a powerful St. Benedict's 129—Don Rovepio (CBA) d. Jo» Sajon. Four games farther back is the Red Bank Fire Extinguisher Browne, 2-1. team, that hasn't been able to douse the Chameroy gals. Sponsor ;eam, 34-5. 135—Ted JlKubowskl (8B) d. Chip Ot Miller Paces Monmouth's linger, 4-2. Herb Chameroy and sponsor Sam Scalzo—of the Fire Extinguishers The only point winners for theHO—Bob Covino (SB) d. Bob Black, :olts were Fred Graff (95), who —*ave a friendly little wager each season ,'«s to which team will M7—Jerry DelVescovi (SB) d. Jerry wind up in front. So far the Chameroy ioxitingent has the upper licked up two points by drawing Kemp, A-l. 62-33 Gymnastics Victory hand. Crate's Beverages, The Brothers, Fair Haven Barber Shop, rith Bill Eagen, 0-0, and Do1EB—Oren s Doby (SB) t. Georje Con- Ruscil's Fomiture and Tony's Victory Fruit & Produce Co. arelovegno (120) who decisioned 167—Bill noebretch (SB) d. Dick Walsh, NEW SHREWSBURY - Phil place honors in all six events. I the ether sponsors in this loop. That Chameroy team also sports je Browne, 2-1, for three points. Miller earned 13 points to lead addition to Miller's victory, Mon 177—Paiil Naiarow (SB) d.. Jo« Mm- mouth's other winners were Pete highest team set of 1759 while Potter's has the highest game CBA had pput together a string Monmouth Regional's gymnastic H»y Stev« Bodd d. Prink Ballouz, M. Skrypski, side horse; Ed Wolers, of 655. four victories before last team to a 62-33 verdict over East Brunswick in its opening meet free exercise; Don Fiechter, Grace Tunneck heads the gals In average with 149, fol- night's setback. parallel bars and still rings, and lowed by Barbara Ruscil wita 143, Virginia Sheppard «t 142 of the season. Rider Dei eats Jim Henderson, long horse. and Narie Mazza with 137. Miller placed fifth on the paral- Monmouth's next match will . fa the past, in order tar \a team to take the womand-lost Seton Hall 5 lel bars, took topp honors on the prize in each loop it hhd to sport a two-out-oMhree average. Upsala^ 66-57high bar be Saturday when it plays hosl and placed third on to Freehold Regional. So fax this season the feeding team Ik more then half the EAST ORANGE (AP) - After both the long horse and still SUMMARIES loop* we have checked, is quite a bit below thU arefage. Easy Victor a close first half, the Rider Col- rings. Perhaps the teams are better balanced this season, or perhaps ifcnmiMtli (Ml — T.. Brunswick (33! SOUTH ORANGE (AP) - lege basketball team pulled away Points are awarded on a 6-4-3- Side Horse—1. Pete Skrypskl (MR) mast of the evehtunl winners will put on one final spurt. 2. (tie) Deresplnf (BB>, Floweri ieton Hall, with each of its start- and defeated Upsala last night, 2-1 basis. 1HR1; I. SouUieilanl (MR); 9. No' Time will teU. (EB). irs tiitting double figures, scored 66-57. The Golden Falcons won first Fret Exercise — 1. Ed Solers (MR) in easy 90-67 basketball victory Rider jumped ahead with four 2. O'Connor (EB); 3, DeAngeles (MR) 4. Nynilhan (EB): 5. Mcauire lEB) iver Fairleigh Dickinson last minutes gone in the second half Parallel Bara — 1. Don Flechte: Rumson's Frosh (MR); Z. Loache (EB); 3. Bologl light. after Upsala led, 31-30. At that (EB); 4. Nlnnckhlnner (EB); 5. Milieu The Pirates scored the first point Rider's Dick Kuchen, for- (MR). High Bar — 1. Fhll Miller (MR); Bowling asket and were never headed. mer Asbury Park High player Beat Admirals 2. Brown (MR); 3. Bishop (MR); 4 They led, 34-26, at the half and who finished the game as high Dovnaiukl (EB); 6. Lund (EB). RED BANK BliSLNESSMiVS HIDDLETOWN WOMEN'S EAKI.Y- Long Hone — 1. Jfm Hendersoi BOWLING LEAGUE BIRDS LEAGUE quickly built up the margin. scorer with 25 points, scored For Initial Win (MR); 2. Wyndan (EB); 3. Mllle BM Bank Recreation MUdlflown Lues (MR); 4. Hamelburg (MR); 5. Ltnchi W L The game's high scorer was three straight goals. (KB). John Daniel's Men's Shop 32 16 Buck Smiths „ 28 Fairleigh's Dan Rosen, with 22 Gary Smith had 15 for Rider RUMSON — The Rumson-Fair Still Hlngs — 1. Don Hechter (MR) Circle Chevrolet 2f) 19 Keyport Cleaners 21 Haven Regional freshman basket- 2. Nlnncktilnner (EB); 3. Mllle: Johnnjr'i Family Restaurant 29 19 Keansburg Middletown points. Richie Dec and Charles and Upsala's Tony Cocozza had «t«ph«n J. Gross, Inc. 28 20 National Bank 28 Mitchel each had 19 for the Hall, 13. ball team posted its initial victory Grilll Comtruction Co. „ 26 22 Middletown Lanes - 2*H Bal'e Tavern 25 23 Robert A. Braun 21 whose Tony Cuccolo scored 18. of the season yesterday after- Marx Bros 25 23 J&M Hardware S."\2Vj noon, defeating Henry Hudson Re- Bml'n Barber Shop 25 23 Middletown Pharmacy _ „.. 22 Seton Hall now has a 6-2 rec- The 1500 meters, the so-called Uonmouth Stamp & Coin Belronl Gul! .. _. is ord. Fairleigh Dickinson has wonmetric mile, is 119 yards, one gional, 48-40. Pat McDonough Shop _ 23 25 Gentiles Market ...- is Vatt Lane Turedoea „ 22 26 H, Wasserman & Son 15>; 28 three and lost seven. foot, nine inches short of a mile. The yearling Bulldogs built up INSTRUCTIONS FROM COACH — Alex Aihuck, right, Orate'a Beverages 29 19 50O Clun: Dorothy Kenner S55. ' a 39-27 three-quarter lead before Red Bank Roofing ?t 27 200 Club: Dorothy Kenner 201. Helei Sets Mile Mark of Atlantic Highlands, is receiving initructiant from Prorreaslve Life Inj. Co. „ 21 27 Magelinsky 211. being outscored, 13-9, in the final Feldmtn'a Electric , 20 28 Coach "Buzz" Buzzelli of the Monmouth College junior Airport Inn 18 30 session. At halftime, Rumson- Red Bank Recreation . 18 30' SI-POINT LBAGUE F.H. led, 25-18. vanity iquad. The Hawk jayvees are 7-2 on the season 400. Series: Howard Hull 6*7; Speed Airport Flat* Lane* In CBA Victory Toanine 614: Les Jones 610. Martin A Brown 217 'Butch" Carson took individual High Team Game—Progreaslve Lift FAM Flower Center 213 ROSELLE' — Pat McDonough and will face Princeton's JVs tomorrow, Ashuck it a Ins. Co. 970 and Crate's Beverage* »7O Conover Lumber _ 21 •» scoring honors with 17 points and High Team Series—Sal> Tavern 2,756 Team 6 _ ...199 Tim Hughes backed him up with set a new indoor mile record on J/ team member. g{l£ Ind. Game-Speed Tomaino 256 Artle'a Boatyard 189 High Ind. Series—Howard Kull tM7. Airport Plaza _ IJU 16. Kerry Mortenson was high Roselle Catholic's board track in 200 Cluh: Jack Kinney 207. Joe Rosat Corner Liquor ... 133 leading Christian Brothers Acad \, 207, Pat Rlccl 205, 212; Ray Pearce 210, Zingler Bldg. Cont. 182 man for the losers with 16 mark- John MftiZB 222, Frank Iacoplno 209, The Rebels 167 ers while Wes Hendricks tallied emy's freshman track squad to a Bonny Acerra 22Z. Ozzle Dohrn 246, The lllants _!~!™!"""l5B 47-26 triumph over the host Lions Hank Evcrs 203, Neil Gettla 201. QuaVan Pelt & Ingram .„ 157 12. Lanf 205. Donald McCue 213, Joe Calver Kerchner'a Flower Shop _ .....lie here yesterday. 210, Chuck Forbca 202. Jim Cleary 223 G. R. Trucking „ 103 Rumson-F.H. is now 1-3 for the CIRCLE O.K. Pete Pctros 302, Dink Allen 2W, PhWehrle'i a Buses . 71 campaign and Henry Hudson has McDonough, a standout during Bret* p- 1-ou Calarco oWi John Mer. 600 Club; Rescorl S19. 200 Club: cronntb 202. Muller 231, the past cross country season 2fil V$A Jim Brmo m' Joe Madusky ,\ yet to win four starts. 201, 213; Harold Young 204 Lou De 7- ,Injfler 209. Ledsa 20fl, Phillips 25 Henry Hudson (40) Rumaoo-F.a. (48) was clocked in 4:56.5 over the Chlcchlo 202, Stan Savage 211 Harris 228. 204; Belle 203, lit set 21 O P P tl fr- p ftweor] 211. 216; Dunham 256. Venllmlglla 0 0 0 Caraon 11-lap route in setting the new USED CARS HHortot n 2 22 6 Ilorr o 0 mile record. Teammate Jim Ham KEANSBIffir. LAMES JIOMIAV Hendrlcki 6 0 12 Tumelty 3 0 i Airport Flan Lanes MGHT I.KA(illE Mortennon Hughes 8 0 1 was third for the Colts in 5:06 5 1963 CORVAIR MONZA CONVERTIBLE Glllesple Morton 2 1 McDonough and Ham also ran Wehrle Birds -,4 17 Sylvette's „. ni •>(> Morrison O'Brien O 0 Radio and heater, whitewall tires — four speed Crown Tire 30 21 Merrltt Jerolamon Harry'i Liquor "".'in'4 in'4 Mahlrr O I) on CBA's two-mile relay team transmission. Raritan EBBO 30 21'" Lead Bottoms ...„ „ 3(> •>] Qeary 0 0 B4W Oil .-. ....28 23 Horan Robinson that chalked up a victory. The Airport Liquor ..._ „. '20ii M t' I 1 isher 1 0 LAM Plumbing ^2H :i Keansburg Bowl „ 2(l .a 24 0 0 0 Busllck O 0 llorrlsey A Walker ..._.2ff 25 duo was joined by Charles Casa- 1962 CHEVY FOUR-DOOR BEL-AIR Adorn Bt&uty Salon 27K 2*1 u KelTy ' 0 0 Rollo Trucking -...'..IZZ'tt 25 lenson'a Furniture _ 28 25 1 0 grande and Tom Sagul in the two- Radio and heater, whitewall tires — six cylinder, Plaza Lant« „ ....25'4 2514 Ceansburit Bank 28 25 Layton n 0 mile relay win. Strind Luncheonette 22'i 28'4lodcrn Pharmacy _ 2S 26 VanWaf'en standard. .Ye Cottage Inn „ 22' 29Kinlin's , _ 2Hi 26! In the shot put, John Farentino Doniielll'Mason Conit. 20% 2fti; Bowne's Oil _ !.24 27 17 t <0 „ _ .. Delanejr's Coffee Shop 12 Jfi' Sandy's Market _ _ ..21 27 Henry Hudson « 11 fi 13—40 was second for the Colts from 1961 CHEVY IMPALA TWO-DOOR HARDTOP , High' Te&m Series—Wehrle Birrfk— John Ityan't .,„.,,.,_ _ 21 27 Rumson.F.H ...10 15 It t—tt Iincroft. 1,815; High Series—Hazel Nlckolnug Don Quixote's _. 22 2fl Officials: Dell'Omo, Rlchtor. Radio and neater, whitewall tires — power steer* 039; High Team Game—LAN Plumtilng Golden Nuggets „ _ 21 30 H, V-8 with PowerGllde, 685; High Gime—Jean Alexander 214. Empress Hotel _. 20 31 S0O Eel: Afnes Helnold S01. BAYHIIORK MIXED LEAGUE KINGS * OIKKNH LEAGUE r; Hatamui Kejpori Rec All, lllds. . 1957 CHEW TWDOOR BEL-AIR W L | Downe* Pontlac „ ;«) ]R Brlte, Cleaners '.....1 3314 17 Radio and heater — V-8 with Power* Shore Insurance 29 19 M4VV Salts 2814 22V strife Fuel Oil - 29 19 tlantic Vending 2« 23 Ye CotUfe Inn - 24 34 lortenaon A Coutts _.28 23 Matiwm Keyport Rec. 54 34 Caruso Esflo ... 27W 23' . :;••••';-.. . • \ flav on Drugi 23 ..._ - —.23 25Prank's Blc. Shop 27 23' Bur)ew'f Cliff wood Inn 22 25 All. Hlds. Rec. 24V4 23V Rotuto Electric - 21 rr Jeans. Mid. Nat. Bank 22(4 sat JUST A PARTIAL LISTING Single Bystem Laundry . ...20 28 Pleldini's Plumbing 2114 2«v Preiton Airport 16 30 -arpet Baggers „.....;...; ja 29 ieldels Linoleum .. .. 2VA2»t4 FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO... MrnDLKIWN MONDAY MtlHT l«r Dwellers -..l*(l UM MKED DOUBLES LBAfiUE . W L •E,» BANK FIRK DEPABTMKNI Juk Preston Builders ...—.29 IB MD1ES AIJ.X1L1AKV LEAOVK AIDS BUCCOS' WIN — Bob Schumann, 17-year-old Middletown Travel Agency ...27 u Bel BaaL Keenatlon Shore Cketronles 2fl!> lenior, helped Red Bank to a 3-0 iwaap of Ke'yport in Don't (attar fee! iea Star Swim Club 26 A. Chameroy 32 13 CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. The Klrivan Company — 23!i Pollen Beauty 8alon ." :.jo 15 tho Shore Conference) Bowling League's Northern Division forgotten for another Xllddletown Unes ...2I a* }• ,B "'•' Kltlngulaher 27 18 Johnny's Cyol* Shop 24 Thl R B«v"«es 20 25 yesterday at Red Bank Recreation Lan»i. He rolled games minute. Make it up 3^5 MAPLE AVE. jdflpf RED BANK Stephen J. Groin, Inc. -23 25 2g "T*« Landscaping • J2 n» Brothers • 19 2g of 191 and 156 at the Buccoi won easily to hold second with a phone call. OPEN EVENINGS — 741.3130 35 T!*', Htjen Barber Shop ...is r< Tto JASF«rJASF«r««' .: -I-ISS 35 ™y« Victory Fru|t 1 NEW JERSEY BELL Xn ClubClb: Al CoppolCla 323255, 22622; Jim Produce Co. „ 17 place, ' ' . o / Baymoed 312. BuiclU., Furniture ISZ~M / • ' ... Lombardi Denies He'llImino Hockey Club Faces THE DAILY HEGI5TER tottni*j,Jtntwjl7,19&-n 3otomajc Six in Road Tilt Trade Paid Hornung ASBURY PARK — The Casino EASTERN DIVISION Hockey Club travels to Washing- W X TTP GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - The New York newspaper Asbury Park .7 0 0 H ton, D.C., Saturday to meet the Green Bay Coach Vlnce Lom- story said that Hornung and Lom- New York 3 5 1 bardi emphatically denied yes- bard! clashed when the halfback 'otomac Hockey Club in a Mid- Long Island 0 5 2, terday that he plans to trade was late for a meeting prior to dle Atlantic Hockey League WESTERN DIVISION Paul Hornung, the Packers' high- the Packers' Playoff Bowl game ;ame. W L TTP scoring halfback. with St. Louis in Miami. The game will be played at Washington .4 1 1 "I don't know a player in the Hornung did not start as the :he Washington Coliseum where Pittsburgh .4 2 0 National Football League who 'ackers lost, 24-17. The New the locals played to a tie and Baltimore ._0 5 0 has the potential of Hornung," York story quoted Lombardi as lost one game last season. Lombardi said. "You don't give telling Hornung: ''Get in your up something for nothing." car and keep going." Asbury Park • goes into the game with a 7-0 record and have Did Flapjacks Lombardi commented on a re- Asked about the reported scored 53 goals against its oppo- port by the New York Journal- clash, Lombardi said: nents while allowing only 15 goals, American which said that Hor "That's a bold face lie. I had Washington, currently leading the Flip Packers? nung is finished with the Packers no disagreement whatsoeve with Hornung. There's absolute Western Division with a 4-11- rec- MILWAUKEE (AP) — Wer and may be traded to the New the Green Bay Packers flatte Yorfc Giants. ly no truth to that story." ord, has scored 45 goals and al- lowed 34. than pancakes because they fillet Not to 'Sit Pat1' Player-coach John Warchol up on flapjacks before Sunday': Lombardi emphasized that he ,24-17 defeat by the St. Louis was not "saying we're going to will be taking the full squad of Driftwood Splits 13 players on the trip. Cardinals in the National Foot- sit pat up here." ball League's pro playoff bowl "If we have an opportunity to Following the game at Wash- In League Play ington, the team travels again Bud Lea, Milwaukee Sentine better ourselves, we will trade,' football writer, reported on his PARAMUS — The Driftwood >n Jan, 16 to play the Pittsburgh the coach said. "But I have no return from Miami Monday Beach Club entry in the Eastern Knights, and returns home for plans to trade Hornung, period." "there was a tip-off Sunda; Classic Bowling League, rolled three successive Saturday home morning that the Packers wen two matches Monday night and dates at the Casino Ice Palace came out even when it was de- starting Jan. 23, when it meets not emotionally worked up." 'Y' Swimmer^ feated by Cooper Demerest, 13 the Long Island Barons, followed ' "Instead of the usual team 8, in the initial contest, and then by the New York Pliers and its breakfast before the game, the Beaten, 124-63 won the second match, . 12-9, return home game with the players ate on their own," Lea over Redi Crete. Washington, D.C. club. wrote. "And how some of them ate. A nearby pancake house was PRINCETQN-The Shore Area The standings: YMCA's boy's swimming team In the first match, Jim Halli well populated with Green Bay'; was defeated by gan led the way for Driftwood Princeton, MILESTONE FOR "SHOE- heroes who enjoyed devourin, 124-63, Saturday. with a 195-202-243-640 series ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) - Jock- stacks of cakes." Mike Samuels and Mickey Cole- This top performance scored One unidentified observer wa: only one point for the Sea ey Bill Shoemaker reached man scored victories for Shore in ither milestone — just a mild quoted as saying: the 10 and under backstroke and Bright team. Ken Daniels topped "I can't imagine them eatin; the 600-mark when he checked in milestone — in his riding career breaststroke events, respectively. like that before a game. Wtien with a 222-189-193-604 set, for uesday. Samuels also placed second in player orders pancakes, he jus one point. Other keglers for the freestyle race. Shoemaker won the first race doesn't have his mind on th< TOUGH TIME FOR COLTS— Fred Caruso of St. Bene- Driftwood were Bill Walker (168- at Santa Anita — No. 1,000 for CAUGHT A BIG ONE — Harold F. Dowstra, left, Fair In the 11 and 12 age group. 212-205-585), one point; John game." dict's, Newark, has Christian Brothers Academy fresh- Alan D'Zurilla took first place "Ike" Isaksen (195-221-158—574) him at the track. man wrestler Bill White up in the air during the 103- Haven, real estate broker, is shown with a 253 pound, honors while Emmett Wal- Michigan State football guard two points and Joe Ruffini (178- The win lifted The Shoe's all pound weight class event in last night's match at Lincroft. 7'/i-foot blue marlin which he landed about 800 yards ling' and George Hower scored 216-144—538), one point. ime total to 5,032. Bob Brawley is also a defense- victories in the 13 and 14 age Caruso pinned White and St. Benedict's strong team off Bimini Inlet recently. Mr. Dowstra was fishing on His mount, 11-year-old Destroy, man on the Spartan hockey group and Rick Farley won the In the second match, Halligan handed CBA first defeat in five outings, 34-5. Capt. Eldridge'i fishing boat '-Striper." Capt. Eldridge, breaststroke race in the 15-17 age Ruffini and Walker all picked up paid $15 for a $2 win ticket. team. right, said the angler took 55 minutes to boat the marlin. group. The 13 and 14 age group two points with total scores over 600. Halligan attained a 619 set Mr. Dowstra was on a fishing trip with Roscoe Allen 100-yard freestyle relay race was won by Shore's team comprised m games of 142, 233 and 244. and Alfred Gopel, also of Fair Haven. of Walling, Bob Eller, John Ruffini was high man after post- SPECIAL Rodgers and George Hower. ing a 258-206-214 - 678 series. 10 & VnAa - JJ Yanli Walker turned in a 614 on games YOUR TIRE SALE Freestyle — ]. Henncmin : 2. i.r

; 3. n.ia, (P).-Tim,r'is.;: olub with a 504 set on scores MONTREAL (AP) - Veterai play until he paid fines totaling Breutltroke — 1. Coletn&n (S); 2. SAT. Ted'Lindsay of the Detroit Re< $75 for an outburst in the Tororv Ilctor (P); 3. Flmller (S). Tlm«: of 191, 170 and 233. Isaksen HEADQUARTERS! 8.5. rounded out the Driftwood scor- Wings was reinstated last nigh to contest. Referee Vern Buffey Butterfly — l. cook (P): S. Valen- ing with a 171-211-194-576 se- JAN. 9th less than two hours after he ha< called Lindsay for two miscon- tim (P); 3. CoHman (S). Time: 18.3. 100% NYLONS-Brand New-Perfect Quality 11-11 An Group — 50 Vnrtt ries. been . suspended • indefinitely b; duct penalties In the last 90 sec Fres«tyl« — 1. Bmii (P); j? wall- NOT RECAPS OR RETREADS! tag (S>; 3. Benion

. Time: 29.1. President Clarence Campbell onds of the game. ack»trok« — l. Johnson (P); 2. Walling (S); 3. Hoepner (P). Tlm«: the National Hockey League. Campbell had conferred with The reinstatement came, thi Breistitrokt — J. D'Zurlllii (8); 2. Brodie Captures misf* Lindsay and Detroit general man Wh|t» (P); 3. Hampton (B). Tim«: league office said, after Lindsa ager—coach Sid Abel during the Butterfly - 1. Mook (P): 2. Dalrt cent a letter to Campbell retract (P): 3. Grimm (S). Time: 32.8. itH BUCKWMl ing statements the Detroit for day before announcing the s 13 li 14 Are Group — 100 Varan Cridders' Golf Fretstjle - 1. Meuiol (P); 2. Eller OR WHITEWAU ward made after a game will pension. Campbell demanded a (S); 3. 8ar« ; 2.2 in- the final round over the 6,47 EAT.ONTOWN Crelrell (P(P)) ; 3 . TkTompklnl a <8)<8). TTimi e president earlier this week, an 1:23.6. yard Hollywood Beach Hot NHL spokesman had said. BulterMy — 1. Cook . Time:; I:0M. • " • Freestyle. 13 * 14 <2O0 yds.) — 1 er the first nihe. However, Brbdi 1. UCLA (26) :.(M) 379 Shore (Walling, Eller, Hower, Rodfers), settled down and played par gol X Indiana (12) (M) SIS Time: 1:56,8. Freestyle. 15-lt yn (200 yds.) — 1, on the back nine while Whittento S.Michigan (8-1)229 Princeton (Shanlro, Baxter, Cook, Noo- nan). Time: 1:58.2. fell apart and b o g i e d several WJNTER 4. St. Joseph'* (1) (10-1) 177 holes. 5. Wichita (8-2) 162 Whittenton Second HEADQUARTERS 6. Duke L... (7-1) 1« Hawk Bowlers Whittenton finished second with 7. St. John'* N.Y. _ (7-2) 140 a 75 and three-round total of 232. FOR ALL" YOUR 8. San Francisco (8-1) 120 King Hill, Philadelphia Eagl 9. Providence (2) ..(8-0) 111 In Second Place quarterback, was third at 236, fol 10. Davidson (8-1) 102 WEST LONG BRANCH-Mon. lowed by Jim Bakkcn, St. Loui AUTO-NEEDS Others receiving votes, listed mouth College moved into sec Cardinal place kicker, with 238, YEAR 'ROUND Tires Starting At. WINTER TIRES Starting At alphabetically: Bradley, Cincin- ond place in the Eastern Inter- and Bob Taylor, New York giants • SNOW TIRES nati, Connecticut, DePaul, Flori collegiate Bowling Conference defensive end, with 249. da, Illinois, Kansas, Miami of by downing Newark College of Tied for sixth were Bernie Par- • BATTERIES Ohio, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Engineering, 3-0, this week. rish, Cleveland Brown defensiv Mexico, Princeton, St. Louis, The Hawk keglers, 28-11 on the halfback, and Willie Richardson • ANTI-FREEZE Tennessee, Utah, Vanderbllt, Vil- season, outscored the Engineers, Baltimore Colt flanker, each wit' 6.00-13 6.70-15 lanova. 891-957-1,035 to 832-872-899. 249. • ACCESSORIES St. Peter's leads the league Zeke Bratkowski, Green Bay &50-I3 Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and with a 29-10 mark. In third Packer quarterback, was eight BLACK TUBE TYPE BLACK TUBE TYPE NO MONET DOWN Johnson City, Term., Yankee place is Montclair State College with 251, trailed by John Regar, CHARGE ALL farm teams in the low,minors, ** 15 MONTH • 12 MONT0NTHI (27-12), followed by NCE (24- Washington Redskin linebacker, GUARANTEE won Pennants this vear. 15), Seton Hall University (22- with 257, and Jim Ridlom, Dalla GEM CORNELLUN GEM WINTEREADY ~GUARANTE " " E 17), Fflirleigh Dickinson Univer- Cowboys defensive half, with 260 flttniH sity (20-19), Newark Rutgers About 50 professional football ••IIH 0UAUN1HI EVftr W fOit TIH HAI A (20-19), Stevens Tech (19-20), Jer- players competed In the tourna- WHITTEN QUMAMTEI AOAINST All 1OAD KA1- sey City State College (14-25), MUS IN PAKINDBI CM USL Domoga will iMw FREE TIRE MOUNTING ment. b« repaired withoul diarg*, or raplaod wllh adjust- We mount your Cornell W!nt«r Tires now and r«- Paterson State (10-29) and New- mm! charge pro-fetid monifihr band on raavlar Mltog prk* mount your regular Urn next tprlng .. . FREE! ark State College (9-30). Little Silver Five Our low rataa (by day, •»* Pat Clniello rolled a 631 series AVIS •r month), Include all «aa, all to pace the Hawks. Second was and prapar Inauranea. Faa* Mickey Yaeger (60S), followed Loses 2d Game turlni latMl modeli ol fully FAMOUS "ARROW TRUCKRENTACAR RENTAL SERVICE •quipped Farda and alkir Una by Chet Kobylakiewicz (592), LITTLE SILVER - The Littl John Gauvreau (547) and Walt Silver grammar school basketba! RADIO & TV STAPLE GUN Rant It tore. !•«• II tfctra with advene* maervarloa. Brand, who posted two-game lost its second game of the sea- total of 331. son when it bowed to a power- TUBE RED SANK MATAWAN PORT MONMOUTH KKANUURO Monmouth, in the early' 1964- ful St. Catharine's of Spring Lakt Prill Wcldmun Oull Rl, 34 at Strattimar* Maple Ava. raid Davilopmnl 65 season holds EIBC high team, 70-58, recently. SALE! W. Frail Strut McDonald Mobil average, 912; high series, 2,919; The game was close during th Call 74741M MM111 and high game, 1,066. first quarter and the winners heli The West Long Branch bowlers a 20-17 advantage at the buzzer before you buy or build, see . . . face Newark College of Engineer- In the following stanza, St. Cath- ing again Sunday at Secacacus arine's, behind the sharpshootin; Lanes. of Dan Miller, broke the game SALE ENDS open by outscoring Little Silver, SATURDAY, MARINE VIEW JAN. 9 Buy Now-NoHoney Down! 21-©, and held a 41-26 bulge at in- SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Report Odell termission. Little Silver cam "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOV" back In the final period to out shoot, the winners, 18-7, bul Automatic To Coach Penn couldn't overcome the early def- Choke 42 WEST FRONT ST. Atlantic Highland! MIDDLETOWN icit. •74 Highway 35 PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The ALL STEEL Cleaner Branch Office University of Pennsylvania will Miller paced the St. Catharine' RED BANK (Fly* Corneril Pint Av». and announce the hiring of Bob Odell attack with 25 points while Kei CAR I MAIN OFf ICE Highway it as Its new heed football coach Layton also tossed in 25 for Little SIZE Phone 741-3440 Sfl<0100 671-2400 on or before Saturday, The As Silver. llsociated Press learned last night. Little Silver is now 4-2 on the An informed university spokes- season. OPEN •U. Cutharlnr/i (10) Ultle silver (It) man, who aslied to remain uni- 0 F P LIQUID dentified, confirmed that Odell Maicola 2 2 FRI. EVENINGS 'TIL 9 Plnnatore 1 0 WRENCH would appear at a press con- B 7 25 iwion Stjbver 4 11 ference here Saturday and the ,yona Cualdir 3 I) 6 announcement would be made Farley 1 0 .peltate Michel ~ 0 0 then, . Smith OTHER STORtS IN v llrblrba • Odell, 42, a Penn alumnus, is BIWM 0 0 now head football coach at Buck Donofrlo 1 0 NEW BRUNSWICK and TRENTON ooiaon 0 0 nell in Lewisburg, Pa. Oannella 0 0 Reached by phone at his Lew- T. Layton O I) Kellum 10 2 HOLE SAW isburg home last night, Odell 'Roth 0 0 NUT DRIVER SET 3 PIECE ADJUSTABLE hesitated to comment on the re- Ludan O 1 WRENCH SET BIT pqrta, but said: 29 1170) a ii s . Cathlrlna . SO , 51 K 7-71 FwMBKirfcPrli "I'm pretty much committed Milt silver .17 S It 18-5 not to Bay anything, but I'll be Porzlo Karlo, glad when everything's over poalc Walker gained 3,592 with." yards In his four seasons at SMU. state-by phone. NEW JERSEY BELL John Stelgman was released u Penn's bud football' coach, Every day Is bargain day In Dec. 8 after five consecutive lot* thB Dally RegUter Clmlfled Me- ing leaioni. , lon. DAILY fi£GISTER AUTOS FOR 3M2 I AUTO HELP WANTED-FEMALE KELP WANTED-MAIi TOR SALE FOR IALE 22—Umiaky, Jwuuy 7,196, uM rLiuaum w*oo« MMCO - FEMALE DETECTIVE . ALCOA m H0B81EST SUSAN MANOH it power equippts **4 air ftonoRlonec. Put tt ttp youraeS. Come Iji and *&*T0UHO-OR OLD'lKB), Rtd Bitnk tt tall torn yfJH remaining on the AUTOMATIC Fertatatirt portion i-viti^tae iw/f & ASSEMBLERS Steve Suzlckx. Ht viU^ihvw you hawlumb liu macb t o //Her r ywy inn AWNOUNCHtttm Caryiler Warranty JM II prltwl to sell. TRANSMISSIONS i',. Is 4w>* MM UU jw txMjily vfaitX nc mrtiim*t*rtim*.t*rtiiii i tvr jourr projtprojtdd iplymmlh, Vuuuat, Chr/Jler, trntwlu rtty vprfc. Houn e p,rc. to MS ELECTRICAL you oeed. We bave wblte Alcoa cutter rjf until,il,,, ttadd yyo u ctn my in ooVtit Included. X* • LOST ft FOUND Desitrj. JBjtcIuJlvely p.m.- Two aljiite. Bttunla/ li «-m. m u a, 21 n, ud 10 ur floor*,flor ctty p.m. C«jl Wi-Wn m g tp«T — Oo(d and com bracelet I ASSEMBLERS you right Stop ta an!£ h.p. with UPRIGHT PIANO — naln cue. »1!5. FOUND — Beautiful light beige youi For details call OIRL TO SHAKE APARTMBNT — mule collie-type, shoshorrt -hai •r dog• -, IBM FOUR-DOOR V-8 FORD — Excel- One full time, two days, three nights snow plow, dinette set Phone 747-2493. ; lent mechanical condition. Low mtle- BOATS AND ACCESSORIE: forty hours, year , 'round. Experlenc Apply 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. M5-M33. Snare eipeciei, must be honest.^ nsar SuiSB Call 84J-OW2. . Reasonable. 747-2560 after 6 pm. preferred. Apply FOUR SEASON'I WE BU-v AND 8KU, aiythlcg and Llley Tulip and Matsla. Call after » LOST — Pearl elrrlng, told back, tl GIFT SHOPPE, Monmouth Bhoppln Hanion-V&n Wlnkle-Munnlog Division everything. Olvt the highest prices . IW TIRE8 r With rlnis, p.m. M8-O962. ___^_ MEAD ICE BOAT — Good condltloi Csui William Lett Furniture, Inc., Uwy Conaet or Falcon. Call 071- pearl* In grape type duster. Viclol 1B58 OL.DSMOBILE — Super 88. black Cail Center, Eatonlown. M & T CHEMICALS INC. of tlie Old Union House. Oen«roui four-rioor radio, heater, power steering, 15. Middletuwn. 741-3213. Open evenings 0319. / THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished, i o«ar KI 1-4330. SHIRT OPERATOR — Full time work, Church St. Mat aw* 'til 9 p.m, railroad, atatlon. Kelt and Hot wuer. power brakes, perfect condition .Must experienced only. Apply Little Silver 12llg rtEVERSIBLE - Plaited ova: fll-7092. I -~ - see to believe. No reasonable offer re' SA1LF1SH ~ Btand&rd Alcott. r>acro: Cleaners. 601-Branph Ave., Little. Sliver. Equai Opportunity Employer i'XfjliWrtiTtUKS, AOUiNQ'' Ul&ClllnsS. nil./tour swivel bar stools. - LOST — Mais Beagle. One year o fused. 6S6-7557. asll. Good buy *t J150. Call BUSH FUIXER BRUSH MAN — Needa Ul mskes nsw or used. Ousxsjitesd. 7U-H42. SUTTON PAttK APABTMBNT — Collar and short leash, vicinity 842-0315 GET CHRISTMAS BILLS oil your help. Earn 12.90 »:i hour. Call 111466S Low aa }% Setrplco's. lot Monmouth Three roome, unfurnished, avftlllDl* lm* school on Bridge Ave. Answers to nai CHEVROLET 1963 — Imjxila, V8 Super tor Interview., . of "Snoopy." to reward, Call ill-51 14' FIBERGLAfl — Sports special. Boa mind. A few openings available. We St. Next tp theater, 747-OMi, mediately. 741-oMS. ' . Spoi't, fully equipped, power brakes, train y6ir lo show Avon Cosmetics. YOUNG MAliHIED MAM — Workll MACHINERY FOR SALE and iteerlng, 300 h.p. one owner, ex- trailer, 35 h.p. Mercury engine. Tak For Interview call 711-1313 or write NEW YEAR VALUES! Three-piece Uv FURNISHED EFFICENC1T — Af"*- LOUT — Woman's black pocketbo over paymejitj. Call after 5 p.ra. 78 as assistant manager In car wash, SMX Ing room set f69. Refrigerator F38 ms:it. one woman only. 149 Brldgs Ave... Interested mainly In recovering ce cellent condition. Call 741-9435 evenings. 1911. Mrs. Margaret Qulotta, P. O. Box 180, a week. Apply In person Sllddlelowc METAL LATHES 10" — Atlw quick . tent*. Call 747-1009. After 6 p.m. Red Bank Car Wath, 4H Hwy. 35. Mlddletown. Metal chlfferobe (12.50. Piano bench change. Bench type, Logan door model. 'ted Bank. 1963 CHEVY II, Nova, tour door. J1.695. IIS. Painted chest $7.50. Beds-all-slies- Metal power hack saw. Radial wood TWIN a ABLES — 3« Riverside Ave.. McCARthy Chevrolet. MATURE WOMAN — Wanted ror USSD CAK CLEAN UP MAN. Must (12.60. Fireplace mantle X29.M. Baky saw, metal desks and swivel chairs, Red Ban* oa rlvs*. 814 and tour PUBLIC NOTICES 291-11CH. BUSINESS NOTICES tor's office for four evenings a week. have power butler experience. Call carriage g7,60. Roll-a-wajr bed $7.80. heavy duty shelving ajid parts cabinets. rooms unlumlsned, Ovs-room oJtiee. Hazlet area. Write "B.D." Box 511M, . Schivart! and Bom. 141, W. Front More and more- Rusoirs 25 E. Front Large drafting tables. 2' Toledo pipe '112391. 1061 CADttiLAO-Four-door, sli-wlndow Red Bank, St.. Red JSanli. 747-0787. BL • TION SHREWSBURY RES INCOME TAX RETURNS toreador. 25" carriage electrle type- BATONTOWN' — one-bedroom apart- fflfTS — Lady who saw woman an sedan, riva monLhs old, 4,000 miles. INDIVIDUAL — Are you aware BILUNG CLERK — Experienced. Ap> writer, etc. No reasonable oiler re' Btst offer over il.lOO. Call 747-4575. BUTCHER, — Five days, dean )ob. fused. M1-2M0, anytime. ment, unfurnished, second floor, near daughter fall September In rain the scores of changes In the new ta:ply In person. MARTIN RUBBER CO., Railtan Murkcl, Middle Ba. and Union WE REPAIR transportation. t85. 717-9364. Shrewsbury Btveet Shoppe, pleise c; law aflecting you? Long Branch Ave., Long Branch. N. J.Ave., HizleL • • Broken gituia In aluminum doori or 19GO DODGE CONVEItTIBLB — Like TBBBACI. A'PABTMBMTS—B«d Bank. new, {900. Call BUSINESSES — You may postpon SHIRT PRESS OPERATORS - Flv< windows; Also acreeni repaired. Fast your fourth quarter estimate paymen PART-TIMS — I need two men to take lervice. Free delivery, pickup. MERCHANDISE WANTED 31l-. <'.4 sM 5-room apartments. Im- 787-5586 due Januajy IS provided tdat coraplet day week, three girl unit, piece work. orders and deliver for Fuller Brush, mefllais occupancy, snd February 1 oc- One Hour Valet, Mlddletown Shopping Mr. Shoot, 566-3489, 8 to 9 p.m. cupancy. 741-1860. TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATTOI RENAULT PEUGEOT 1I.O. return is filed by January 31. Center. Rt. 35 Mlddlelown. 671-8873 PROWN'S , CASH for old toy trains, trolley cars AUSTIN HE ALEX • BPK1TE Margery Trovato, T-A Reliable Ta: and cast iron toys made before 1W0. THREE-ROOM — Furnished or un- NEED RIDE Service. P. 0. Box 15, Mlddletown, N.J PART-TIME HELP 32 Broad Bt. Red Bank 711-7500 7111999 after 5 p.ra. MONMOUTH MOTORS. Phone 671-1289. HELP WANTED—Male - Female USED FURNITURE — Hydraulic bar lurnlshed apartment. Close to bus^ snd To Mlddletown High School. alternoc Hwy. 35 542-2414 Eatontown With invalids. Hours to suit. TOP DOIXAA — Paid lor old lorailroady . 4! Rector PI., Red Bank. SS6- session at noon. dally from vlclntt CLEAN CELLARS, YARDS, OARAGES Call 291-3111 ber chairs, four, black used tile, mir- 0122, ... Cherry Tree Farm and Morford Roai SALES REPRESENTATIVE rors, wash basins with fixtures, and trains, trollies, catalogs, any make or 1963 FALCON Fulura two-door. This — Have truclf. Light hauling. Call' after HOUSEKEEPER — Mature woman mala or female. GENERAL DIAPK lumber. 747-3008. 741-1731. condition. Also oast Iron. 771-3710. BELFORD -- Three-room apartment, in exchange for ride home. (Pare car la equipped with atandard transmls 3 p.m. 741-2149. five days, 12 to 5:30, two school age SERVICE has local territories av&i driving!. Call 711-0010 ezt 29, durii !lon and will give plenty of jas mile BEDROOM SETT — 8ll pieces daclsh TO BUY-Motor, H h.p.h.p., ,110 volts unfurnished, all utilities supplied. (8° FIREPLACES A SPECIALITY _ __ children, recent references. Call after able. Contact expectant mothers en lea per month. 787-5884. day. age. It Is black with a sliarp red i p.m. 747-4267. basis. Salary plus car allowance. Ca! modern, like new. Best offer over In perfect condition. Call inlerlor. See It today. types of masonry. CHARLES HOWER 1250. Call 767-3752. 74.7-1332 Contractor. Call 747-4479. HOUSEKEEPER - COOK — Location Mr. Collins collect, PL 5-IM5. THREE ROOMS —Furnished. 157 Hud- (Plymouth, Valiant, Chrysler, Imperial WO WHITE ENAMEL kitchen cabl TRACTOR WANTED—Oood condition, son Ave., AUTOMOTIVE Dealer). J&D ROOFING — Gutters and lead Highlands, live-In, family o/ two, must BARB EMPLOYMENT AGEMCy with front end loader and three point Red Bank. crs. Free estimates, 10-year guarantee have references. 872-1106. Qualified Personnel For Quality Orden nets. Gas space heater, used only one AUTOS FOR SALE Maurice Schwarti & Sons 210 Broad Long Branca 222-471 winter, perfect condition. 747-3234. hitch. Call 542-0718, RUMSON — Three-room apartment. 747-9742. Pair Haven. Convenient location. The ons you Have 141 W. Front St. Hed Bank 741-0781 SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS WANTED — 1EFRIGERATOR — Oood condition, POOL TABLE WANTED — \ or l»8t CHRYSLER tour-door sedan. ATTICS, CELLARS CLEANED-Llghl HELP WANTED-MALE freezer top, $50, Call after 6 p.m. standard «ise. Call after 6 p.m. been' waiting for. 842-1281. hauling. Free estimates. Call after I Bennett Bros., Inc., 218 East Rd., Bel- 747-1104 •old this Newport new. It li pow 1961 FORD, convertible. $1,295. Mep.m., all day Saturday, Sunday 747-300: ford. Call 787-0912. 747-5471. FOUR ROOMS — $75 par month, t •quipped, and a low mileage automobil CARthy Chevrolet. rasr Are.. Wsst Keanjimrf. Call and still has four years and 38,000 lei 291-1101. GUARD TYPIST FOR mimeograph worl BOAT COVER OR TOP — Suitable) tor MOVING — Light trucking, odd Joos, needed by research physicist. Evenings. 26' boat. Will also buy William and 78H1JS «l the Chrysler warranty. See It todas 1M2 VOLKSWAGEN — Blue, radio, no job too small. Chuck Hart. 3 for $34.99 Mary Sterling by Lunt 741-3380. {Plymouth, Valiant, Chrysler, Imper 264-3409 'ermanent part-time position available Knowledge o( correction favorable. IJOC TWO-ROOM — furnished apartment Dealer). heater, good condition. Best offer. Call in our security department. Hears 6 Black, 48 Barberle Ave., Highlands. Completely Installed, Any size alumi- and' bath. All utilities. . Call tiler 6 p.m. 74I-O87. PAINTING AND DECORATING — p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Experienced pre num combination window up to 101 . 747-3812*" Maurice Schwartz & Sons .964 THUNDERBIRD — Landau, fully Paper hanging. Call ferred. EXPERIENCED RESTAURANT — united Inches. FREE MEASURING. SWAP OR EXCHANGE 291-9180. Cashiers, two shifts available. Call Mr. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three-room 141 W. Front St. Red Bank 747-071 equipped Including air conditioning, PROWN'S 1 apartment, nicB location, walk to stores. electric windows and door locks. Other Apply Armstrong. 741-1500. SWAP - SO Flbarslos boat lor land INCOME TAX RETURNS — Prepare! Employment Office 32 Broad 8t. Red Bank 141-7500 to build on. Call after 9, I7» Pius utilities. 291-3780- 1962 VARIANT, two door hardtop. $99! accessorlea too numerous to mention. at your home or business, Keasonabli BEAUTICIAN - HAIR BTYUST — With 774-387B, McCAfttfcy Chevrolet. Equal to new. Costs 15,400. Sacrifice rates. Monthly or quarterly accountini at least three years experience. Write FIREPLACE WOOD — Out, split and KINO JAMES — A few Vh room 291-nCiL S3.75O. 671-9451. ____^ services. 747-2662. BAMBERGER'S Klving lull details and experience, tete- delivered. (19 for V, cord. units left. Furnished or unfurnished. ptione. Write "A.P." Box 511, Red Bank 512-4273 Broadloom carpet upstairs spartmiats. iS6i FORD — 500XL, two-door ha 1960 CHEVROLET, Impala, four door R&T FURNACE CO. — General con PETS & LIVESTOCK From. $132 includes heal, hot wfcter, top four new tires, S90 engine, (o hardtop. $1,195. McCARthy Chevrolet. traclora. We clean chimneys, fumacei MONMOUTH EXPERIENCED FLORIST — Steads 8.SKS gU up. FILES 111.50 up, Ablet, air commoner. Full balcony or Pltlo, aweed Must aell. 291-8106 or 291-906 291-110L hot air venta also specializing in clean MAN — Ovor 21 for lube; rack and position. For Perth Araboy Shop. Call chairs, adding macMnu. typewriters, PEKINGESE — Registered, eight Memorial Drive, Allantio Highlands. 1858 FORD — Absolutely no mon 195B FORD — converllble. Must sell Ing fireplaces. 787-3809. other training. Apply In pera6n. Dowries 442-1015. orflcsj equipment, etc at bargain prices. weeks old. Call 291-0710. down,. low weekly bank payment; ?ontlac. 62-Lower* Main St., Matawan. REAL ESTATE SALES PERSONNB New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. . 7(7-1306. HOO. Rt.«. ». Oakhurst 63I-3DBO. WEST END — New studio apartment HJV1 Call collect PA 1-7100.. OASJ 787-9138. •OOL MAKERS — Aft4 Journeymen — "Pull or part-time, must be* mature AKC DACHSHUND — Pups, female, available. All utilities, tluo monthly. MOTORS, Bt. 8. aayrsvllle. EMPLOYMENT and licensed. Experience preferred. Ap- PIANO — excellent breeding, beautiful clear red, 1962 CHEVROLET HARDTOP — Aut or work on Injection mplda. Write ply to Joseph M, Racina, Broker, at Days. 222-1515, evenings 222-7811. 1856 BUICK — Clean, runs good, 1121 matic, power steering and brakes. Ex- ~\O. Box 356, Asbury " Park. Call anytime, 11 weeljs; 741-9204.' HEU» WANTED-FEMALE Mountain Hill Homes on Kings Hwy., 1714611. PAIR HAVEN — Slx-roqm and bsth TSJ-Z747 before cellent, condition. One owner, low mile MANAGER TRAINEE Mlddletown or call South Amboy Office. AKC REOISTERED — Tricolor, Sihort apartment with three bedrooms, In half g«. 566-7451. To become assistant manager In res-PA 1-7777.- ' . Wl BUY AMD 8JSU, .._ legged beagle, 7 months old, beautiful of two-family house, 1135 plus utilities. 1991 HONZA, coupe. |90S. 1959 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — 62,000 SECRETARY taurant drire-in. We want a trainee Contents of' homes, storss. «st*lc-i. Hi. Call' 747-1215. . . • : Lease required. EL'.VOOD A. ARM ivho Is not interested In just a Job, ACE EMPWVMENT AGENCX cellars sttlcs. China, (luswtn, an- 8TRONO AGENCY. Realtor!' 55J Pro*- che 1) t miles, good rubber, radio. Want nulck Every order A applicant our speciality DALMATIAN PUPPIES — 12 we«ks " "" "ssiiioi- sale. (375. Call 747-1758. Temporary assignment In local area, but Is interested In a good future. 3 White St. • Shrewsbury 747-3)9' tiques, sun ociects and all bno-t-brae. old, AKC registered, champion stock, peel Ave., Lltlle Silver. '711-4500. high hourly rate starting immediately This trainee must have a high school Ruscll's. 29 East Front St 711-1693. must sacrifice, call 89S-SS24 1957 CHRYSLER —• Four-door hardtop 1960 I1IPALA, two door hardtop. Sharp. Call 549-7773 for Information. KELLi diploma or some college — a desire BAILSMEN — For the rlsrht petBor MATAWAN — Pour rooms unfurnished, radio, heater. A-l condition. Call any 11,195. McCARthy Chevrolet. GIRL SERVICE INC. o succeed. Must be over 21 and have male or female. Thinking of makln SHOP BY PHONE OEKMAN SHEPHEKU PUPPIES — tiled bath, modern kitchen, near, station lime. 7J7-66M. 291-1101. ranaportation. Send resume to "A.L," that cJmnge. Experience not needed AKC. Excellent bloodline, 6 weeks old. business couple. 568-11O8. SECRETARY — For local municipal Freo quick dally delivery In Red Bank 2S4-O824. IBM TWO-DOOR FORD — Wagon. E 1964 VALIANT — Two-door, 100 series, government. Must take shorthand an Jox 511. Red Bank. ThU could be it- Monmouth and Middle area. Outlying districts Wednesdays and RUMSON — Unfurnished four-room eellent mechanical condition. Sli-cjll radio, heater, automatic transmission, type well. Neat and punctual. Respon sex area, commission, bonuses, $150 t Saturdays. Discount prices. DEAOLES — Male, seven weeks, need apartment. No pets, second floor. 842- der, straight stick, make offer to origin' 5,00u miles, no reasonable offer Tt- slble position. Good starting salary $300 weekly. Bank finance plon, ca good homes. Call 1324. al owner. 747-9767. used. Call 741-7621. AUTOMOBILE essential. Phone for appolitment 264 PROWN'S and fringe benefits. Call 2S1-1444 be- 3S37. 711-3785 THREE ROOMS - And bath, furnished, 19a V0WC6WAGEN — Oood condl 1963 VOLKSWAGEN — Sun roof. Radlt tween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. for interview. 12 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 MUST SELL. — Registered English Wallace St., Red Bank. 185. AvalUbU tlon. Best offer over »00. Call leater. Excellent condition. Call afte The Borough of Atlantic HighlandE, CHROME DINETTE SET — With four Pointer. Female, good shooting dog. Dec. 1. 711-9500. 15 Mount Ave., Atlantic Highlands. SALESMAN ) 8(6-8311 p.m. 741-9349. ilTUATIONS WANTED, Female chairs, perfect condition. 135. Call Call after 5 p.m, 291-2215. FURNISHED APARTMENT — All utili- 1862 TRIUMPH, convertible. 1895. M 958 PONTIAC — Good condition. 50.000 ELDERLY LADY — Unattached. To INCENTIVE TYPE PAY PLAN POODLE PUP8 — 8weet and lovable. ties. Residential area, call alter 5 p.m., CARtby Chetol lies. Two-door sedaa. Good tires. live In and caro for two year old child 'RACTIOAL NURSE — Desires wor ATTENTION DEALERS — Or to thbsB Reasonable to right Jiome (Papers) 747-5320. of worklnp mother. In exchange fot fust passed inspection. 747-5453. HOUSE WITH REPUTATION ;lth elderly person or young baby, who contemplate going Into business. OCEANPORT — Convenient, unrur- room and board plus small allowance. aood references. Have car. 741-357.' I am offering a diversified lot of 19W FORD — Ranch wagon, $7 .957 PLYMOUTH $69. "As II". Me-Phone 671-3577. BASSET FUPB — Select breeding, lh^d, five t*tr*. large rooms, $80. 1S39 FORD' — Four-door hardtop con- CARthy Chevrolet, SERVICE DEPARTMENT TO iABYSITTING IN MY HOME — O good used furniture and other wonted champion stock, loveable, sad faced, 747-1511 vertible A-l condition, t67S. M2-2U 2D1-1101. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS — Eiperl Ires) making and alterations. Call Items relative to the business, many long long ears. 48-5591. enced preferred. Work from your owl BACK YOU UP 787-2833 antiques Included. S1000 cash. Sold by 1893 CHEVROLET — su-cylinder, auti .954 JEEP STATION WAGON — Wltll home. Salary and or commission Call lot only, no piece meal. MEYER MOR- POODLES — Beautiful and healthy, COMMERCIAL RENTALS nutlc. 10W Chevrolet, six, automatl, mow tli es. Body Kood condition. Engine 636-9052 or aplpy 81 A.M. Mundy Inc., FREE BLUE CROSS TYPIST, RECEPTIONIST. CLERK — RILL, 67H South St., Freehold. 482-5627. silver miniatures, champion sired. AKC, 1086 Chevrolet* manual. / Others. iuit rebuilt am. 671-5S43. 162 Amboy Ave., Woodbrldge. Part-time, thoroughly experienced. Call reasonable. MJ-2725. CROWrJ. Opp. Two Ouys, Mlddletown. 142-1604 after 3:30 p.m. OFFICE SPACE 962 PLYMOUTH four-door sedan. We ASSISTANT H0STEB8—Pleaaant work- PAID VACATION RENT A TV 1»M VOLKSWAGEN — Two-ioor. Umou old this car new. It ia power equipped Ing conditions, meals and uniform fur- Tills is what we have to offer a RECEPTIONIST. CHILD CARE. COOK Air conditioned, elevttor service, will Blue, leatherette upholstered, IW0. 74' id Is a low mileage, one owner car. nished, chance for advancement, liberal man with experience and the desire for doc'or. Call 741-0700 or wrtw "A-Y." Portable day. week. BAYSHORK TV, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT decorate to suit your requirements. Best Jrlve It today. Box 511. Red Bank. 36 Church St., Keansburg. 7S7-4I0O. location. Win sub-dlvlde II necsssiry. company benefits. Cull for appoint- to sell better than average- Occupancy March 1. Sea and; comptre. Plymouth, Valiant, Chrysler, Imperial lent. PA 1-3340. EXPERIENCED WOMAN deslrei KAY ELECTRIC GUITAR and ampli- APARTMENTS i960 FALCON — • Perfect condition. >ealer), fier. Excellent condition. Call liter 717-1100. Radio, heater, clean In and out. $700. M. SCHWARTZ & SONS housecleanlng by day or weekly basil CLERICAL, HELP — In auditing de- Please call after 5, 747-5767. 741-4511. FOR 8ALE OR UEA8E — Resionsble. »4-O5O9. . Maurice Schwartz & Sons partment, many company benefits, In- SUNNYBROOK 70x100, zoning (or any business. Three cluding profit sharing:, paid vacation, 41 W. Front St. Red Bank OIL TANK — 275 gallons. 1M3 IMPALA, convertible. Sharp. p,S9a 1 W. Front St. Red Bank 747-0787 DEPENDABLE LADY with best refer- APARTMENTS 3lg overhead doors leading to two McCARUiy Chevrolet. hospitaliiation, Insurance and employee 747-0787 ence) wants work, Tuesday. Thursday, •\ Call after 8 streets, call K73-1773 tfter 11 a-m. dllly. 291-1101. M2 RAMBLER CLASSIC - Four-door discounts. Apply personnel department. laturday. Call 741-0131. 711-4511 154 Wyckoff Ra. Eatontown /agon, radio, heater. Standard six, Sears JioebucK Co., 1500 Hwy 35, Directions: From Red Bsnk. Rt. 33 toBROAD ST., RED BANK — Attractive 19C1 RENAULT CARAVELLE — Thla I XPERIENCED SALESMAN — ForBABYSITTER — Ejperlenced. In lati FIREPLACE WOOD — Hay, straw, Wyckoff Rd.. turn left approximately 'Ivo-room corner office suit*. Opposite xcellent condition. J1.O50. 812-2688 after Mlddletown. large volume furniture department, mulcti hay, manure and snow plowing. •porty gold with 1 black tip in 30's. Have reference and transporta -•all 264-0924. new po«t olflce. 711-1229 or 741-1575. equipped with both topi, stop In' an CREDIT INVESTIGATOR — Full time. dony company benefits, Including pro- tlon. Day, evening or sleep over. 74" Three-room apartments (one bedroom) drive thif today. XS CHEVROLET — Station wagon, Experience or knowledge of credit of- it sharing, employee discounts, hospl- 4(23. from $110 up. Four-room apartments )tSll!ABLE R1VEK FRONT suite- (Plytnouth, valiant, Chrysler, Imperial our door, posl-tractlon, power brakes fice pref&rred. Must have alphabetical lizatlon, group Insurance, paid vaca- RAN DOWN MY NECK! (two bedrooms) from $120 up. On first floor In the Tulier Funding. Dealer]. .nd steering, excellent condition, itea- filing ability. A$e 25 to 35. High school ions. Apply 'personnel department, Walk, out your door when It ralm, Flee hest and hot water Call 717-3110. icnable. 747-5618. graduate. Write .qualifications to "A.K.' Sears Roebuck A Co. 1500 Hwy. 35. SITUATIONS WANTED, Hale does the rain leak through your gut- Furnished or unfurnished SMALL BUILDING — For real eslats Maurice Schwarti & Soni Box 511, Ked Bank. Miridletown. ters? Fill your cellar? Run In your 747-O1M or 512-3823 1963 CHEVY II, Nova, hardtop. $1,695, rooma? New ALCOA GUTTER in- and Insurance, sales or showroom, stc. :AR WASHERS — Experienced, stead; HANDYMAN - With pick-up truck, Directly across from Two Guys, Rt. 141 W. Front 8L Red Bank 747-078: McCARthy Chevrolet. NURSE — Registered, staif, 3:30 to aaeks dally or weekly work. Also cleans t&lled by KEANSBURG — Four rooms unlur- 291-1101. 11:30, w&ettends otf. Private Nursing •r part-time, good pay. Apply In per- nlshed. 173 Seeley Ave. Call li. Mlddletown. L. Metier, 763 Hwy Home in Mtddletown. Opportunity for son, Mlddletown Car Wash. 114 Hwycellara. . garages, yards, attics. 747-3387. PROWN'S 7S7-15O5 . 35. Mlddletown. PUBUC NOTICES :B62 RAMBLER — Twe seen at WALT'S CHEVRON 8TA- supervisory position, Emery Manor Hack Seal Licensed Fireman for oil- MORTGAGES mutch; ehlfferobe, 8x12 ruy. Oriental tion, both mooring and swimming at Nursing Home, Matawan. Call for ap- design, like new; throw rags, usorted •ION. 38 East Front St., Ked Bank. ired furnaces, rotation ihtfti. Oood sizes; chairs, wall mlrrora, one 3"x3'10"; your door. Phone 741-4487. intment 566-6401 between 9 working conditions. Excellent frlni BANK RATEB HOUSES FOR RENT SKI REPORTS 1962 VALIANT—Deluxe two-door, auto- r p.m. benefits. IMMEDIATE CASH V lampj, atanda; hand lawn mower, gxt-M, RED BANK — Three rooms, unfur- natic. Red. clean condition, new snowi Apply 1st, 2nd, 3rd Mortgage pickaxes, ihovels, rakes, etc.. etc.nished. , good location, all utilities. Ca.il BUBINESX COUPLE — Or bleilllor. .nd muffler. 566-5717. SALESWOMAN — Experienced, wanleL Hanson-Van Wlntcle-Mtinning Division must sell this week. 15 Lincoln Ct., 741-2371 Lovely locitlon on watsr, converted, BY for ladles* specialty shop. Apply in per- Home Improvement Loans Keanaburf. Call after 4 p.m., all day modernized summer cottage. 711-9188. .960 CHEVROLET Bel Air four-door, son Manor Uniforms, 2 Linden PI., M & T CHEMICALS INC. Dent Consolidation ;— Lowest Ratei Saturday. 787-0444. PORT MONMOUTH — Modern three, eight-cylinder, heater, radio, automatic, Red Bank. J7.OO0 «. 114.05 montl room apartment. Unfurnished, all elec- TWO - BEDROOM BUNGALOW — (750. K6-IW9- Church St. Matt wan 53.000 £21.07 montl itAUJC IN youi old rurcmur* mm u tric home. Conveniently located. Hwy. Three-ear garage. $30 per month with- p. AUTO IMPORTS EXPERISNCED LICENSED-Practlcal Equal Opportunity Employer HMO 128.09 montl Iowa payment and let • new ptno 38. $75. M3-O639 or 2J4.J739. out utilities. Good for small fsmily or 1060 CHEVROLET — Sliver gray Bel nurses and nurse's aides wanted for R.O00 (33.11 mont. 9r dining room >v>t al iai« prices. Wli bachelors. Call 77M2IS, after 6. -. Mr. tour-door Tfeaan, radio, very good new nursing home, Matawan area. Ex- LUTO MECHANIC - Five-day week, i!am Letf , Furnltur* Inc.. Uwy O MODERN THREE - ROOM APART- Monmouth County's unnlng condition, (775. 501-9559. cellent working conditions and salary. excellent aaiary ror bright man. McGREA- T NORTHERS MORTGAGE CO. Uiddletown. 7(1-3213. op«a •v«nlnfi till MENT - In quiet residential ar««. all WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Call for appointment 566-6101'•between 9 JARthy Chevrolet. 2&1-U01. Mr. iic-711-4343 363-2601 p.m. convsnlences, reasonable. 787-1102 or Furnished and untarnished. Immedi- .963 COMETi,wagon. J1.695. McCARthy and < p.m. larthy. Our Bonded Personal Representatlvi 671-2609. ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER •levrolet. Will Call At Your Home At You; Leading Imported RETIRED GENTLEMAN — In 6O'«Convenience. . No Obligation. WALLPAPBR your room for flB.70, WATERFRONT APARTMENTS - Maw AGENCY. Oceanport Ava.. Ousanport. 201-1101. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full time. Ex- labor and materials complete. Prlcfl 5123300. perience preferred, buL not necessary. Light work. Companionship, in ex- covers n iingle 'roll* wailpajier and three-room furnished garden apart- Car Dealer change (or room and board. 787-1489. FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE. ments. Patios, air conditioning and TV.COZY FURNISHKD COTTAOE — Four Must type, own transportation. Writ AVAILABLE — Edwin S. Stark. Real aper hanger'i labor. Larger room* Weekly monthly rates. NAUTILUS TRUCKS FOR SALE "A.\V-' Box 511, Red Bank. 'OliBIGN CAR MECHANIC — 5^Estate & Mortgage consultant. 261-0333. lightly hlEliter. KLAHIN'S. 28 Mon- rooms, conveniently located. Ideal lor lay week, excellent salary, excelled mouth St.. Red Bank. 747-3838. APARTMENTS. Dial 842-05OS. couple or two to share, quiet neighbor- Tune +0 FORD PICK UP — F 100. 1862. Good EXPERIENCED NURSE'S AIDES — hance for advancement. Apply In per- MOBTGAOE MONEY AVAILABLE i^u UANK - tirancn and Uadison hood, no pets, adults, yearly. 873-1866. Day and evening shifts. Apply In person Rellnance and new homes :ondillon. 1800 firm. Hilltop Private Nursing Home Inc., n AUTOPORT USA, Rt. 36, Hlgh- PAINT QUESTION? Ave., spacious one snd two-bedroom WINTER. AND VEAR ROUND REN- WJLK- I3I0AM-FM 2S4-V49I. No points Call 147-044' Jet advice on your paint problem at garden apartment. Apply apt. 21, Molly TALS. Ella Wiltshire Agency, Realtors. Kings Highway, Mlddletown. Pitcher vniage Court or call Mr. SimOpen seven-days. 11S0 Ocean Ava.. Saa .049 CHEVROLET PICK-UP — V, ton, >rown's. Bee Mr. Hebeler. He w!'.Lomazzoi . 711-9115. 7:35 built engine, S165. 787-2767 before PRACTICAL NURSE — Or Nurse FOREMAN INSTRUCTION mix you a color from a book of ft Bright, 8i:-OO0t. p.m. aide. Apply in person, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. thousand colors. Save money and. gstTHREE-ROOM APARTMENT — In (93 to JUS Per Month Rlvercrest Nursing Home, 31 Chapin Children's coat factory, Lon* Brunch, tha right product at Friday Morning 9(9 CHEVROLET TRUCK — \ ton, Ave., Red Bank. >. J. area. Experienced. Must be Uld^lctoK'n Ifeat furnished. Just re- THE BERO AOE.NCT >ry good condition. S250. Call tile to operate and finish garment. DOUGLAS HART PROWN'S decorated. S100. Call 671-0132. Rt 35 Mlddletown 787-7B77 WAITRESSES — Experienced only. Ap-Till* is an A-l permanent position for Piano Teacher JPrtiNGViEvV GARDEN.-*, 2S5 Spring 6II-1O0O ply In person Shore Point Inn, Hwythe right man. Write full partlculai Background of the Master! 32 Broad St. R»d Bank 741-7500 Gorodnitzkl; Alton Jones; Balorh. St.. Red Bank Apartment 5B. Very de- RIVER PLAZA — Bungalow apart- 1850 CHEVROLET — 1,4-ton pick up 35, Ilazlet. "B.A." Box 511, Red Bank. BOY'S WIKTEB JACKETS — Size 1« sirable first floor. Five large, bright ment. Four rooms, two bedrooms, two AUTOS FOR SALE ruck, test offer. Call Navealnk River Rd., Red Hank area. rooms. lmm*.i;ate occupancy. Ample 284-7728 WOMAN FOR COOKING — And JIgh 'RAFTSMAN — Electro mechanical. PHONE 747-42JO and 19. Sblrts and pants, size 18, baths, call 7I1-33S1. housekeeping, Monday through Friday. Experienced in circuit boards, packagi- •radically new. Call alter t p.m. 741of' f street parking. Call 747-4404 for 3:30 to 6:30. 17T Fair Haven Rd. Own ng and schematics. StOO per week" or 193. appointment. FOURBEDROOM-Two-bath split ISvsl jd condition. Private owner. 17*5. transportation. 741-5969 after 6 p.m no re, depending on experience level. In Red Bank area. Modern kitchen, 3111 264-5667. MERCHANDISE COMBINATION REFRIOERATOR - KOUR ROOMS AND BATH — Ungoo- d heat, large recreation loom, VALUE RATED SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — ForUVENPORT. Personnel fiervicei 77 ^ztr, 21 cu. It, 500 Ib. capacity furnished. All improvements, centrally screened resir porch. Immedlats occu- 1954 INTERNATIONAL PICK UP night shift, 11 to 7. Must live locally. road St., Red Bank. 747-3355. FOR SALE freezer very Rood condition, good forlocated In Tied Bank, (80 monthly. pancy for qualified tenant wlUi good USED CARS In good shape. Call Good opportunity. Call 741-4343. ARCHITECTURAL DRAPTSMA-N-El :arge family. 291-0920. Call before 1 p.m. 711.50,16. credit references, $170 per month oa 747-4552. one-year lease. LAWLKlf AOENCTf, OUR LAW OFFICE needs a competent ?erlenced only. Phono Oerard A. Bar- PAINT 2 GALS. $5 IAN'03 - Save J100 or more off list RED BANK — Four rooms unfurnished. Re»ltors. 741-62S2. '64 OLDS .... 88 Holiday Coup* secretary. We'll pay well lor the righl is. 747-1500. irlce, brand new S8-note console pianos. Monmouth St., heat and hot water sup- girl, who will enjoy ideal working con- OPENING 'NEW TERRITORY White CurtiB Latex — A real food O-year guarantee. Come see. save, plied. 4M monthly. Near transportation BUSINESS WOMAN — Would like to '63 CADILLAC .. Coup. DaVilla MOTORCYCLES buy. During the alower winter months, ftent, option to buy. Tenzer'l Utlslc and stores. Inquire 62 Harding Rd., ditions. Phone 7*1-3(00. xcltlng career In sales councilintc hand your men a paint brush snd * share Oceanport riverfront horns or vith management opportunity. Central store. 306 Mam Bt,, Inkewood. 711-1607. rent room, private oath. Call Monday •43 OLDS 88 Wagon IOT0RCYCLE — 1961 Honda. CB-77 CLERK TYPIST — To work in service ;an of paint and apruca up tfifl In- throueli Friday 8 to 1:30. 532-2156, luperhawk. 305 cc engine. Four speed. office of automobile deatsr. Must be ersey Is the market. College graduate, ili» of your building. Time d FOUR ROOM — Unfurnished apart- • Air Cond. >ual carbs, electric starter etc. Less accurate at figures and have knowledge iwner at business or someone with money- well spent. HAMMOND ment. All utilities provided. Couple pre- SEA BRIGHT — Five-room cotttBS, nan 1.000 miles. Excellent condition, of transcribing letters from dictaphone. iales experience. Should be 30 to 45. ferred. Call 787-2121 after 5 p.m., Kenns fireplace- in living room, reasonable '62 OLDS Starfir. Vo travel. We will pay as high as PROWN'S ORGAN STUDIO lirg rent plus utlllllei. SI2-0005. dust sell. $500. or best offer. Can beGood starting salary, Hours 8:30 to750 moMhly to the man that qualifies '62 THUNDERBIRD .. Air Cord. een at 120 Rlvr RH.. Rumson or call 5:30 p.m. Five day week. Russell Olds- 32 Bread Bt. ned Bank 741-7MH OF ABBURY PARK ays 5*8-7575. evenings, 747-0151. MATAWAN - Wanted girl to shars .•jekdays 8-4. 741-4WO. STRATFORD BAIiY GRAND — Best IBB OUR FLOOR MODEL SPECIALS completely furnished, beautifully decor- seven-room house with two other girls. •61 CADILLAC Sedan Springs Rd., Red Bank. 741-O910, ated, two bedrooms, living room, kitch- MEN tlrm oifer must be sold this week. NEW and USED Private bedrooms, shars kitehan and COOK—HOUSEWORKER. — Bleep out Call altar 7 p.m. 8(2-2935. en, dinette, bath, 1100 month or 129 a living room. 291-3863. '60 PONTIAC Wagon MOBILE HOMES OST YOUR JOB AFTER CHRBTMAS? week Includes all utilities. Immediate five or six days, relerentes. Ctul 842 OltOANS sad PIANOS '58CADILLAC Sedan 1332. am looking (or two full time men SINGER SEWING. MACHINE — Elec- occupancy. 166 Center Ave. or call MIDDLETOWN — Four-room bungs- »61 MONTCLJUR RICHARDSON - /Ith car and phone—5U0 for those who tric, walnut console, pinking attachment. ipen Dally Till 9—Saturday Till t p.m. owner 781-7459. low ii mile from Red Bult on bus route, no pet*. $12-2205.' S. B. KING & SpN, INC. 10x50' 45" awnlns Included and 5xCERTIFIE7 D TEACHER — For prlvat ualiry. Also need men for part-time Call 747-3717 alter 4 p.m. COOKMAN AVB. AND MAIN 8T. 1 teel shed. Call 294-3565. nursery school. Must play piano. Houn (ork who can use S25-M0 a week. Stea- 775-H3OO •'OUR ROOMS — Bath, unfurnished, In 31 W. WAIN S7. FREEHOLD lo 12. Write "A.M.", Box 51-1, Re( ly year 'round work. For Interview H O TRAINS — Sell complete or In WlckatunK, second floor, HOC, alSEVENTEENTl H CENTURY DUTCH :059 NEW MOON — Two bedrooms, all 462.1074. parts. Many extras. Call 4-8 p.mTHE PROVEK CARPET CUEANEH utilities Included. D46-1352. COLONIAL — Uiddletown, three bed- 462-0042 washing machine many extras. Racrl 842-M75. Blue Lustre Is easy on the budget. rooms, dining room, living toom, wood Ice. must sell. Rest offer. 542-2933. INTERESTED IN EARNING — Money 1A.LE ORDERLY — Hours 8:30 to TWO_BEDnOOM — Apartment. 130. burning fireplace, secluded selling. CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE FOLDING noons noa. Bathtub en> Restores forgotten colors. Rent electric Weekly, Also two rooms, private bnth Avillable Feb. 1. Rent »10O. For ap- lo pay Christmas bills? We win e :30 Apply in person Broofcdale Nursinc closures $29.93. Venetian blinds two To thnmpooor il. Shore Drapery A Vp- SERVING YOU OVER 60 YEARS ploy 12 ladles In Monmouth County K lome, 332t Hwy 35, Haziet. lolstery. U5( Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. $10 weekly. With utilities, 'f, block from pointment call 671-0161. AUTOS FOR SALE do outside customer interviewing. Full $5.50. Many other terrific values at bus and shopping center. 812-2039; or part-time. We are a highly reputlble, iERVICE ATTENDANT — For Qener- TJOOR SPACE OAS HEATER — LITTLE 81LVEH - Two bedrooml Internationally known organization. If .1 Motors new car agency. Call PROWN'S Work* with thermostat, complete with KKANSBURO — Two large bedroom living room, dining and- kitchen. Por you have a pleasing personality and 32 Broad St. Rod Bank 741-750(1 floor trill. J30. Call 281-2212 before 10 duplex at 31 Harding Ave., with modern party who enjoys dwelling as a home and after 5. kitchen, full bath, lots of closet space, owner. $135 per month, plus utilities. best references, write fully lo "AT." B TWO VANDERBILT NYLON tllDO and gas warm air heal. Available Im- >9J I /t * T1 ()fi Box Ml, Red Bank. ATTENTION snow tires. Ford rlma and hub caps .DRY SINKS, blanket chests, commodes, mediately. (100 per month plus utilities. DICTAPHONE TYPING POSITION — 870-15. Good shape. »2S. 671-3475. cherry tables. Spinning wheels, butter LARGE MODERN THREE ROOM — JTTLE SILVER — Four-bedroom Open for person who la fast, accurate, churns, cone chairs etc. Leonardo An- Apartment on ground floor In excellent •ome. Living room, dining room, large We need ten men Immediately ANTIQUES — Men's clothing, ladle Uquea. 03 Leonardville ltd., Leonardo. condition. Available Immediately. S8S kitchen, 114 baths. Double garage, full neal, good epeller. Pleasant surround- apparel, baby carriage, Rutgeri Glee basement. Large yard. StSO monthly ings, Interesting people( and subject per month Including heat. THE 8MOL- EVEN IF YOU HAVE TWO LOANS! matter. Five days, £55. Call lira. King, TBUCK DRIVEnS Club JackeL 542-2123. ANTIQUES — At ftuscirs. Front 8t., iO REAL ESTATE, 295 Main St., Children welcome, cm 741-3815 between 542-2463 for appointment. ROUTE MEN YELLOW AND WHITE dinette set, Red Bank. Victorian settee • Tiffany Keansburg, 787-0123. 5 snd 7, Call 53M52y anytime. FACTORY WORKERS very good condition, 135. Phone alter like dining room fixture - Tapestry up- EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED 6, 264-57D8 holstered small barrel back cnalr, 9x11 FURNISHED APARTMENT - Two — 7 a.m to. 3 p.m, Apply in person W* find men with lh« above back Chinese rus»ecretary desk-Needlepoint large rdoms' with bath and shower, all (More Classified Ads Petersons, 183 Riverside Ave., Red Bank. ground are very successful In ouKITCHEt N CHAIRS RECOVERBD-And chairs - Oval glass mirrors.- Antique utilities, privat1 e entrance, K-block busi- juslness. J100 salary to start. Call dinette set« at lowest prices. Monmouth clacks - Franklyn stove-More and More ness center and bus line, 53 Wallace On The Next Pige) DENTAL ASSISTANT — Lady to wor ; FINANCE Yi iitt-il70. Dinette Co.. US Monmoulh St. Re2d9 K. Front SL II.. Red Bank. In dental office. ND experience nectS Rank. 741-8833. flary. Typing required. Write "B.C.", ONLY "THE COUNT OF BRADLEY" Box 511. Ued Bank. - auatr'ai experience with new equip- ment Installations and troub e shooting. LOUVERED DOORS createj miraclii , . . your credit is good WAITRESS — Steady work for quail op rate? and excellent fringe benefits. 12"x8O" $5.95 per pane arid THE COUNT truifi you I lied din. Reterencta. CaAl for Inter- pply In person or write Atco Ceramic- IV'xSO" J9.5O per pane view 222-3005. ;orp. Hwy. 3S, Keyporli l,V'x8O" |6.75 per pane NO CASH NEEDED—CALL NOW BLIND STITCH OPERATOR _ And 10"xSD" W.W per pane EXPEHIENCED PAINTEH — Good 18"xB0" J7.33 per pann CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY button hole pperator. On ladles dresse pay, work locally, muBt have car, We stock all klndi o( louvers, blinds and sportswear. HAM Dress Co., 11itatB experience. "A.Q.'' Box 511, Retshutters, etc. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI CALL Oakland SL, fled Bank. 7U-06D3. Jak SALESWOMAN — For our new store WAflHEltS - ExperlSnceri. M^. RED BANK LUMBER NOW! at the Monmouth Shopping Center. anted at Country BiMlier, HWy 35Corne, r Pearl and Wall Bts., Red BanK. 741-6700 Should be acquainted with home sew- Iddlatown. PuJl ox part-time. See Mr. 7U-5SO0 ing and havt a good working knowledge [cCredie. Tlie Low Overhead Lumber Ynrd LOWEST WEEKLY of fabric*. Good pay and excellent Adding Machines — Typewriter* General Contractor* Pearl and Bead Rcstrlnglng '62 Cadillac $23.75 ANTIQUK8! At Ruscll's Sycamore PAVMENTS Fleeiwood, Full Power, working condition* Apply manager, Mr, PART-TIME PORTERS ADDINO MACHINES — Typewriters L. SMITH BUILDERS — Patios, al- Expertly on braided nylon. 11.60 a Verrone. Singer Sewing Center, Mon- Greens - Ample free parking - gpactous sold, rented, repaired, Ssrplco'i 101 terations, additions, garatei. Call »I- strand. Sterling clupi from TSe ' '64 Ford $14.(0 Air Cond. inou^i bhopnlng Center. sottlnga - For the best In quality Monmoulh St., Red Bank. 747-O4B0. 17M or 711-7330. REUBBILLKB', *Sa Broad St! ' Golaxls> Hardtop, medlatd temporary poaillom avail furniture • Interiors, early American EXECUTIVE SECRETARY- — Eiperi Full Power '61 Dodge $ 7.60 le for part-time portera, Houn 9ns country furniture - old JCnsiish - silver- Palming and Decorating Poloro. Full Power entiod only, must be able to work m. to 1:15 p.m. Five day* a week. OraiiilraUicr clocks - A visit nt our Auto Body Repair Home IraprovemenU untiei pressure and think. Five day new ihop IB a must - Browsers are U H. H1LU -- Painter Interior and '44 Dodge $14.50 '60 6utclc $ 6.30 EXPERT PAINTING and body rs- GT Hardtop, '61 T-Bird $ 8.75 woek. Haiiiry open. Write "A.R" Box Apply most welcomed r Sycamore Ave., op- WORKINO MAN'S contractor. Alter- exterior. No jobi loo iarie or too La Saber, Full Power 511 Red Bank. Furnishing resume and Employment Office posite Little Silver Lumber. 741-8506. pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy ations, additions, painting, masonry, small. Very reasonable. Call ttwi'lt. . Full Power Conv., Full Power references. Shevrblel. Atlantic Highlands. 29103011. small Jobs too.' Phone svenings fifil- '61 Oldi $ 9.90 '59 Merc. $ 6.20 DOOK FRAMES — Exterior, l to 6uo W14. ,•,••• CARL B. JONES — Palt)ting end •44 ford $14.70 Colony Pork iECItETAnv — Stenography and tyn- assembled, prime, with oak sills, 18.50 decorating. Fully insured. For free "18" Hardtop, BAMBERGER'S Auto and Truck Rental Galaxle Converllble, Station Wagon ing, general office work, four-day week. ea. Also knock down. MS-9050. Alter I, estimate call 717-SML if no SJM*« ' . Full Power Full Power Phone 2(J4-<074, MONMOUTH 284-1137. AVIS Rent a naw car or truck. Low Moving and Storage call attar « p,m. • • rstes. Haple Ave., Red Sank. 717- '59 Cadillac $ 8.75 COOK-HOUSEWORK — Uve-ln, must IDHUI-WAT WlLV' '63 Buiclt * 15.80 '61 Rambler $ 6.90 Hardtop, Full Power -1 MECHANIC - For servict nation. CUSTOM-MADE 0308. 174-5*14. Dally 7 a.m.-10 t.m. RooHng, Siding and lomlatiM Wildcat Converllble, Stotlon Wagon like children, only experience with re- Will] reference*. WALT'S CHEVRON rooms JJO. lour roonis ) Full Power cent references, 65-70. Call 747-3631 STATION, 28 East Front Bt.. Red Bank. WINDOW SHADES f$4f all roomi 168. All OLOXN CO, INO, '61 Olds % 7.VQ '58 Olds. $ 4.75 Htm Pollghlng Ssrrtce, For tres *** "88"* Full Power • SECRKTABY — Fart-time to AdvartU- ALESMAN NEEDED FOR — Plaatlc Go along with the new look. See our «U1 or 388-3814. Insolation irji " ' '43 Ford » 8.7B FI5 4 dr. Station Won., ing Eiecuilve, shoruund, typinr hours Im, ttiuJt have own car. Call 747.0098 decorator window ihades. Low prlcei, THB ANTIQUE CENTER — 217 W. far 10 yssrs. Folrlons Jedon, Automatic Trans, '57 Ford % 4.20 1 to 5, Mon throufili Frl. jtdveimlnK ex- lwefln 8 and 6 p.m. for appointment. Front St., tl-I dally. Frl. evenings Sedan, Full Power perience preferred. Writ* "A.P." Box PROWN'S 'til 9. 711-5331 for estimates. Nnieery Stock • Automatic Trons. '60 Pontiac $ 7.90 511, Red Bank. IALEBMEN — Homt Improvement Septic Tank Service •63 Dodge $10.40 Ventura H.T., '56 Buiclc $ 2.60 department. Top commlBslon paid. Call Broad St. Red Bank ttl-TMO WVB CHRISTMAS TRUSS - Balled PAIIT-TIMK CASHIER - Nlffhtf, Ap- Diamond! Bought or Rertyled OHAMPIJ1R SJBPTIO T '440 Hardtop, Full Power " Full Power Hardtop Idler Lumber Co. B71-0780. Aik tor Ily.12x12 DEEP LAVBNDEB WOOE RUG— and burlap«3. Holmdel Nurssrles, ICB - Cleaned, lnitalis ! . Full Power ply Cosmetic Uept,, Allantfc Buperams, /iclorlfln wardrobe mirror door, five- Let us buy the diamonds you don't Stwmaj Springs Rd.. Holmael. • .Yew fiiirewabtiry. SERVICE MANAGER piece stick reed furniture, all tn ex- wear or fet ti§ reityls them tor you 7-dejr. M-IWur rfrfiet; u FOR THE LOWEST PRICES cellent condition. 747-2806. personally. RsusBllles, 38 Broad St. •42 Ford $ 7.«0 AND THE LONGEST TERMS I I OEC'UETARV — Wanted for fill! time nmedlatfe opening for man will) ad Nursing Home • . A dr. Ranch Wagon '•tuition In lltrt B.ink insurance Office. ilnlitrattve hackground. ' Borne con- 10" CIM'FTSMAN SAW and lablt. Other Tel. Answering Service bookkeeping experlrnce and shorlh&nd Electrical Contractor Hotmdel Nursing' Honlft. Vor the Qon- . '62 Ghry.l.r $10.30 .ruction des!r»l>le, slitmkl have ploai- tools. CAI) ncctaaruy. Call 7,1-57D». ig personality lo maeKcuBtomeri snd H7-4SS2. REfllnltNTlAL and commercial wlr- v«lssorocsdurd. Inquire In ponon, no vbon* lABLB-NSlSoN. EVEEITT BMCK way Shows sid U ts Xvwts. ' Conv., Full Powsr Will. LIRKER MOW. U BrotjM., Cookmau Avs. * Main St., Ajhurr Pk MHMmozth R*4 Buk. i Ili accepted, ;. ' own dtiir uu» n«. tm«;» HOUSE* FOR KENT BOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES E0» SALE HOUSES FO£ SALE 3AL NOTICE -i THE DAILY REGISTEH BIDJttm. - llwooo, Hi UB, tnv Tknidty, lvwuj 7,1565—23. US^M duplex Eiwrtleot reslienUsJ BEACH EXCLUSIVE MUWXJmojN SjMt fenl Jov zuoctbJr. ALLAIHX-FAHJftQvi g SILVER - only %«/. fiftdrooma/, *JS9 baths, eCMDomlcsJ sol W*U-4o*rsn ma sMMaMi and ou«otn» tvnvm tat bofoxn Cape Cod, 28x11 game tXL Boroufh-owiMf d ppal/llc buUmsd, J5T -- Mew fjve room brtbrt** . room,, lot) basement, hot water Mil slut tht Ne« Y«u OH rl&t. lidig flft housac Belford WiOl full csiltril , ItuUS) Thtte-v&li'ssm rixjzh. VuU oelltr, oil tti m Horn, tom mn g flrft housac tvauo : mo Mtrat oil fcfittyjMevenfcnt to ttopping, iiett, EIC* tronl porcb, attic. Approxi- M iima fuitl niii MI Kostb. lh*i«* t» lUialaln tbe Bonach Tax lbs. foregone Ordinance WM intro- r. mum. » mately 1110 »er month p&ys all. o «puir.v.l of VA or SWA Ctll now let Map to Insure proper aMusmeotj. duced uA HJStd first leading at a RUM60N - Furnished, thret~bs*Ia«sa and bus. Immediate occupancy. t-ppolnUnent. BB IT OED1WBD by the Minx (m> Milataln all ^as> or ra»K regular mffaig of the Mayor and hpme, 1% baUi, tutu May IV H& Price* $1*900. Full FHA evulated tad OouncK of tbt Borough ot Bed ot Borough Btreett, sewen, water Council of the-Borough of Red Bank m m odebrated i» ti» Friarf- appraisal . . ONLY $15,000 NAVESINK ASSOCIATES Bank Uiat Oiiai>tcf 4 ot tbe tbov* en- mama, bulldinn, and »ttur fa- uld on Monday, January 4, IMS, and THREE-ROOM - Bungalow :lt!ed ordtaaace tn amended and IUP- culties. will come up for final consideration IT Nirfiters Gob Jan. 4 in m Realtor* and (Mssage at a regular meeting of newly painted, wo monthly. MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom, ilenieraeil »T adding article 6, u lot- in) Prepare and submit annual bone ol Mrs. Fr»r± BisboB. Sb. 642-0214. All Ottiers Only $450 Down mi Em. 55 lilddletown lows: budgets for departments under su- said governing body to be held on 154 •*•* W-ievel, paneled game pervision and after approval, to (onday. January IS, 1965. at 9:30 received • gjft sa! cake from her HOUSB AND FURNISHED BUNGA- All payments are approximate and (rrioooo ARTICLE J, OKKOTOK OF PUBUC supervise and control expenditures . M., at the Council Chambers. In LOW — Immediate occupancy. Call rpom Mxil, convenient to schools, aubjects to FHA or VA approval. MEMBER BED BANK AND NOnTH- 'OKKfl. to Insure that budget la Kept with- e MunlolpaJ Banding, Monmouth secret pal- Gel wefl earth •era between 5:30 ana » p.m. 741-3028. shopping and transportation. Of- ERN UONMOUT1I MUliTIPLE LJOTIKG BBCTIOM L Tbtt, pursuant to K.- m approved amount Subject to Erect Red Banlc, New Jersey, atseat to menAers wbo «re ill BEACH AGENCY J.R.R uyer, 1400 Rt 35 Middletown. N.J. couple. VILLAGE — two-story, four- He Works who sball be nominated by Council Committee. room Colonial, three bedrooms, US 671-272? bedroom heated home, very nice, at- by the Mayor, with the aflvice and (o) Establish and operate a pur- Iven full opportunity. stm, Mrs, Russell WyCteff »nd baths, basement, gaiaee, SHO a month. Open dally to a p.m.. Sat.. Sun. 6 p.ra. lacned Is a General store which lias consent of the Council, at the or- chasing system to insure the Bor- Dated: January 4, IMS MIDDLETOWN — OAK HILL — LICENSED REAL ESTATE BKOKERS operated continuously for over 30 years ough of most advamagftous pur- JOHN BRYAN Mrs. John MaznrosU. Mrs. Val- Lease required. BLWOOD A. ARM- ganizational meeting, or at any chasing program. STRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Pros- Three-bedroom two-bath ranch iy the present owner — Is now being time thereafter. In the event such Borough Clerk ter Von Ofalen, Red B«r*, wiB ptclAve., Little Silver. 7(1-1500. >(fered for sale for $25,000 — plus dol- appointment by the Mayor and (p) Review anl catalogue all iloniaL targe family room, lire- HOME AND ACRES lar for dollar for stock and fixtures. maps, plans, etc, existing In the ten. 7 154.74 entertain at the mat meeting LrTTLE SILVER _ Cape Cod. «»1- It jou've tlvnyj wanted a small, two- Exclusive. Couoell Is deemed advisable cr nec- Borausk files. lent area, living room, two bedxoorns, place, wafl-to-wall carpeting, twdroom eottaie set war back oil cssaty The duties of the Olzector < specincatloos. or inspect said Township, and Sir. and Mrs, How- right at J2Z,W0. operating revenues to the water de- adjustments. premises may 0o so dnrtng ths.usual 741-2240 BBBB partment. lours M busness, by contacting the ard Dietz, Bloontfleld, Jan. 3. (c) Survey and recommend a re- (d) Psrkj and Recreation Com-' WANTED TO BENT RfflAL COMFORT — Nine-room colonial PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. mlttee for maintenance of facilities Board Secretary. 24-HOUR SERVICE with large rooms. Four bedrooms, itt Multiple Listings pair, replacement or Improvement and specifications for new or re- GEORGE E. CONLEY batha. Fireplaces in living room natl Real Estate lor 70 years schedule for Borough water arid pairs to existing facilities. . A science fair try children ot WE HAVB an overflow o! bona fld< family room. Parquet doors in living sewel facilities so as to Insure fu- Board Secretai prospects looking. !or two to four bed Member of Red Bank 90 Whits SL Red Bank 741-T200 ture needs and demands of these (e) Assstance to Fire Depart* Belfard school will be held at 6* rooms. Call us for fast action to nave room and den. Master bedroom suite ment In testing, selection and spec- 'an. 7 H37 has large closets, a dressing room, a.nd facilities. To Include reservoir, ifications for repairs or new equip- vour horn* rented. THE BERO S.GKN Multiple Listing Service private batlt. Kitchen bas Calorie range, HOLMDEL mains, wells, pumping stations, and Parent-Teacher Association meet- CV Rt 39 lllddletosra «7110M wall oven and dish-washer. There Is a buildings. mest. • Three-b«droom split level, 1% baths, Establish a training program Adjustment, Planning Board and Want to lease three-bedroom house BBBB it WAM Clow to schools and rail transporta- for water and aewer operating per- Shade Tree Commission as needed. NOTICE 13 HIREBT GIVEN thai with garage. In Red Bank area. Reason- EAST TO BUY AND BAST TO PI tion, 113,900. sonnel to Insure proper coverage of (g) To work closely with Bor- lealed. bids for Route 33 (1953), Sec- Catherine Nelson, daughter ol able rent 223-3385. FIANCE — Eight-room split level with PHILIP" J. BOWERS & CO. licensed personnel for operation of the facilities In accordance with re- ough Treasurer and water Depart- ions 2B Ac 3C, from Palmer Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Nelson, Apple our-bedrooms, two balhs, family room, Multiple Listings 767-6600 quirements of the State Board of ment Controller to insure) proper Keansburg. to First Avenue. Atlantic iisetnent and one-car garage. Fence< Real Estate for 70 yearn Health. receipts and collection of all Highlands, Widening, Resurfacing, Bar- Valley development, celebrated FURNISHED ROOMS intlo with l»at light. Sewer. Qualifier 00 White St. tied Bank 741-7200 amounts due to the Borough of THE KIRWAN CO. (e) Supervise the street and san- rier Ourb & Bridges, in the Townshtj her fourth birthday Jan. Si Pres- ,uyer can aaaume S13.MO-4V4* VA itation personnel In accordance with Red Bank for work done for publlo Middletown k Borough of Atlantl ROOMS — Oft leaion rates Rom J50 nortgage. J125 per month covers mort JI. MARY'S PARISH Realtor'• Insurors policy established by Council Com- and to Insure proper disburse- -—jhlands. Honmouth Oounty, Federal ent were Anthony Guerdon Caro- per month and up. Heated, dally maid •age payments, taxes and Insurance, , Hwy. 36 West Keanaburg, N. 3. mittees Including snow removal and ments of funds In accordance will! Protect No. U-Ul(lO), 5.192 miles, wll service. New York bus stop at corner. 'rlccd at 116,000. New condition, three-bedroom ranch on the established budgets. be received by the State Highway Com- lyn Delbecq, Joseph Ryan, Mi- large well-cared lor property, 125il25. operation of Incinerator. Alpine Manor Hotel Hwy 38, Highland! LIVE RENT FREE (f) Establish and supervise a pro- SECTION 3. The Director of Pub- sllssioner m the Caleterla, State High. 812-1773. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. J>ead end street, walk, to school, shop- lic Works shall have direct con- - Office BulMlng, 1035 Parkway chael and Jame« Liskiewia and Multiple Listings ping, transportation. Occupancy almost NEW TWO-STORY APXllTMENT gram for proper maintenance of tacts with the public to answer all je. Trenton, New Jersey, Jennifer Nelson. Stephen Nelson CLEAN COMFORTABLE — Room, Real Estate (or 70 years Immediately. HOUSE. GOOD INCOME PROM BOTH all Borough-owned vehicles and complaints referred to him or com- THUR8DAT. JANUARY 28. 1965, gentleman only. Call 741-O465 after White St. Red Bank Tll-72* FIVE ROOM APARTMENTS. EXCEL- equipment, including the operation ing directly to him relating to Uw 0:0O A.M. EASTERN STANDATtD celebrated his 10th birthday Jan. p.m. 787-5500 LENT BUY. ONLY J2J.50O. of Borough garage and direction of departments under his supervision TlMr. Tha reading of acceptable bids HIGH ON A HILL Its personnel. or such other matters as are re- will take place immediately thereafter. with members of his fatrdljt. LAROB LK3 HT HOUSEKEEPING — THE KIRWAN CO. (g) Propose plans and specifica- Room. Hot and cold water.. Apply 2L E. R. SNYDER & CO. tions for proper street maintenance, ferred ta' him by the Mayor and Bids will he accepted only from bidders Peters PI.. Red Bank. Siren-room older home on lovely land Realtor - Insmors Council. prequaUQed irt accordance with R.S. scaped H-acrc Has own slelEh ridlnf 291-O9«> REALTOHS-INSUROKS 671-2590 traffic lanes In stre*ts and parking SECTION" 4. The Director of Pol- 3:& Tha right Is reserved to reject CLEAN, B1NQLE ROOM for KM. vritll- hUl lor your children. Lovely fruit tree: areas and to supervise work of con- lie Works shall request permission •oy or all hi&H in' block of Broad and Uonmouth. Call and berry busbes. Modern kitchen, for B B B B RED BANK HOME — Large living tractors to Insure that specifications from Council Committees to seek oral dlnlnl room, den, laJoume Iron NEAT AND HANDY — Seven-room 114 room, family room, four bedrooms, 1% are carried out. Inspect curbing and ftopn—1 goarantee and other blddlni T47-1008. tuLtbs, 10% down qualified buyer. Ask- sidewalks, to conform with ordi- special assistance as needed ta it>rch, hot waUr beat. Must sell. AsMni story with tour bedrooms, bath, family ing 523.00a properly carry out his duties, such. are slated In the slandari TWO ATTRACTIVE ROOMS — On17,090. room, basement. Cont«nient tocaUao, nance. 'as surveying, engineering, assist- specifications fo •Inzls and ono double. With private low taxes. Priced at S14.H00. (h) Prepare plans and specifica- ance, etc. If such requests ara ap- Bid, contract, end bom family. Nice quiet location. 717-1110 787-6600 SCHANCK AGENCY tions, as needed, for all repair, re- proved, tss Director shall establish and specifications may be FURNISHED ROOM — Rod Bank resi- PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. placements, and capital programs. m advance the schedule of fees Inspected or obtained at Room 138, THE KIRWAN CO.. Multiple listings of the Borough and to supervise SK HlgMray Office Building, 1033 dential, for lady. Can after t>. Linden PL Red Bank ana Inspect work of contractors to and amounts to be charged for 741-8K Heal Estate tor 70 years 747-0397 such work. Parkway Avenns, Trenton* New Jersey, Realtor - Inaurora SO WMte St.. Red Bank , • 741-7300 Insure proper porformanco.^XJertlfy SBCTIOH 5. The term of the of- Jurins; otTJea hours.. Copies thereof will FURNISHED THREE LAROE ROOM! ISO HwT.'M West Keanaburg, N. to Mayor and Council on comple- ft» of ths Director of Publlo be IttrsJslwd upon application and par ~ Bath, separate entrance. 120 Wllsoi A UTTLB B£)AiUT7 — la old EBuavfr tion of worft tor proper payments BRAND NEW bury at 405,000. This homo Is In perfect Works, whose office Is herein cr«* nunt oi standard fees. The work . Ave., Port Monmouth. 787-1489. FRIENDLY CAPE COD condition in every way. Three bedrooms to contractors. I aied, shall expire on Decem* to ba completed In 225 working days. ATTRACTIVE — Single, doubll rooms. Ideal for young couple who Vould like Three-bedroom ra&dl, full dining room. ooe tiled btih. Law, low taxes. Fine (i) Establish and supervise the ber 3Ut, of OIB year In which saH Estimated Quantities of principal kitchen privUei.es. Mot and cold run- to have a four-bedroom, two-oath home, attached garage, priced onlj J17,9O*. VA achools. Good location, A terrific first electrical program of the Borough, Director ot Public Works Is ap- work ttema are: ROADWAY ITEMS — ning water. Fret TV. Hudson Home. with cozy fireplace In a nice area tc and FHA financing available. home for tha young nrnrieda or re- Including operation of sewer lifts, pointed, and until his susccesaor la 110,000 cy. Roadway Excavation. Un- 131 Hudson Ave., 7U-0M2. l«e a family. Moderately priced a tired coupae. RUSSELL M. BORUS fire alarms system and other elec- appointed and qualifies, classified; 5M00 ay. Wet Excavation; ejOO with »2,000 ca«li you coulc 787-5500 Realtors, 800 River Bd., Fair Haven. trical facilities. Including the super- SECTION 3 That ths salary ot 34.700 cy. Bonow Excavation; 181,400 FURNISHED ROOM — Cnimru tulna O>» e>lstlnK mortgage ur wil 747-4532. Member .Multiple Listing vision of Borough Electrician and the,.Director of Public Works shall ajr. Bltnmtnou Stabilized Base Course, only. Private bath, with or without -flnanco »1UI $800 down. Vacant, car THE KIRWAN CO. his. assistant. be such as shaft, from tuna ' Thick: 50.000 tons Pavement FABC- Service. (J) Prepare plans and recommen- brcaklast. Call 3-8 p.m. 74T-MT1. shown anytime. Realtor- Insurors to time, be filed by Resolution or , r", 3T" * Variable Thickness; 27,250 COLTS NECK ~ Three-bed room older dations in accordance with Council the Borough Council or by ttta Bor-Lf. Culvert Pipe. Various Types 6c VERY COMFORTABLB EOOJJ — CROWELL AGENCY. ReaHoi MODKKN THREE-BEDROOM RANCH Committee policy on street lighting. ough's salary ordinance. 81MS: term If. Concrete Curb, Varl- Board It deslrsd. Call home, completely restored. Living room Tjpes. BRIDGE ITEMS — 2,600 741-081]. D Riverside 711-1030 R-eil Banl — Near parkway entrance and thwite h fireplace, exposed beams, kitchen Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn seaahore. $200 down ta qualified buyer wtto cozy breakfast nook, taxes ap- cy. Concrete In Structures; 263,000 lb. monthly payment approximately *80, proaimutely $287. Two-acre tree-shaded LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE: reinforcement Bteel; 6.500 l.f. Timbei QUIET STREET Price (10,300. Ilea; 935 t,f. Prestressed Concrete "Sueu what I talked MM. Jon« REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1BCT three-ecdroom homo wlUi ltei: ot. $28,650. GEORGE V. ILLMSNSEE, Weisgold & Krupnick, Inc. Realtor. Rt. 34, Colts Neck. 462-3172, out of tallina with a Regittar creation room, especlaaly good fo STATS HICHWAY DEPARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE Haldren. Nsar schools and church. Nice Want Ad?" ry laedscaped, tine Burroundinga. Utlllt: Brokers NOTICE OF PDBUC IIEAIUNQ ON SCHOOL BBDOEI 3ec H. Ian. 1. 14 137,93 room, garage, modern kitchen. See fo 2215 Hwy. 9 Lakewood 363-3080 PAUL a OTMKBa Bsaltor. Farmi Notice is hereby given to tho legal voters of the School District of tfee BBBB Township ol Raritan in tha. County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey. yourself. Call now lor low monthly ray A LOT OF" HOUSE IN BEAUTIFUL and farm estates, stats Highway 3i, LOVELY HOUSBWWELY LAWH —Dunts of S10S.EO with <«, per cenUNCROFT — Four bedroorna, 2% that a public hearing will ba held at the Korltan Township High Bchool, 41 LEGAL N0TICE- Beven-room split level wllh lout bed- mortgnee avsUsTole. Boiling at mils Middle Itoad, Hazlet, N.J. at 8:00 P.M. on Tuesday, January 13, 1S55, for -l£G\L 1 baths, stone fireplace la den, two-car rooms, JM baths, family room, base- n.500. Don * delay- call loday. WALK- garage. Ono acre of tall treea and HolmdeL Phone MH1R the purpose of conducting a public hearing on tha budget for toe acbool ment, larro screened porch and one-car ~ & WALKER REALTORS, 206g H\ra lawn. Immediate occupancy. A real 'ear 135K4 garage. Kitchen hu built-in electric „ Mlddletowu Miiltlnlo Listings and find at the suggested price of $27,500. SCHOOL DISTRICT BITD4315T STATEMENT HOTJCE OF PUBLIC nEAWNa OH SCBOOI, BT3X}ET rang: and oven sad a dishwasher. Tnde-Ias. PHONE: 671-J311. send lr- THOMPSON" & BARTELL, Realtors, LITTIJE SILVER COD — Tour .iKd FOR SCHOOL 1EAR Priced right at S2S,MO. cataiof. Open 7 days^ Rt. 35. Middletown. Opposite Cobble rooms, hot water heat, convenient lo- 1065-65 iiouiBEL tomsmr Stones Restaurant. 747-6600. cation. Taxes S371.38. Price {H.90O. A, Board of Education Township of Barltan County of Monnmia Notice Is bereby riven to the legal voters ot the Sctm) Blstrtct ol DM PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. lEVEN-KOOU RANCH — TlireB boi FRED HAl'FEO, 560 River Rd.» Fair (1) (2) (3> Tosmttiip ol Uolmoel, m the county ot Monmouth. and u> Slate ol K» Multiple UsfJnis rooms, 1% baths, dining room, livlni HAZLET — By owner. Four-bedroom, Haven. 741-0333. 1M54S Jsrsey. that a public hearing will b« hell at the Indian mil BOaSTlS Holm- Real Estate for 70 years room, kitchen, paneled family room two-bath BDlt. 45 Dartmouth Dr. Oc- (Actual1963.61) (Estimated1964-63 ) (KflUmated) lei Road. Hazst. Hew jersey, at 8:00 pim. on Wednesday. laDOare 14, ISO. 80 White St. Red Bank 741-7100 Attached two-car garage, large bas cupy Jan, 15. Rent, option to buyUTTLJ. . SILVER — Spacious seven- NBOtLMBNTS or the bnrposs of oonductlng a public hsarrns on tbe followtoc Budietnr tile merit, paved driveway, fully lane Financing a-rranged. Phono owner col- room Colonial ranch on tree, shaded Resident Av. Daily Snroll. « 4,682.7 6,200 SAMO Sduiol sear UO-1966. TIED BANK — RUMSON and miles scaped. Mlidletowti. S71J3O!). lect. 301-424-3780. plot, river rights. Three twin, slue bed- ADD: ADE-TulUon Pupils Kcc'd. 3.0 2 SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDOS7T 8XUESU9T around. Large, free catalog on re- ATkAHTXC HIGHLANDS — Half way FOUtt ROOM BUNGALOW — Twroomso . 2V4 batlisr spacious deluie kluh- . FOB SCHOOL TEAB quest. Multiple and (pen listings. Park en with bullt-lns. Separate family din- Total Avetagt Dally Karon 4,685.7 6,202 sin 1M5-H & comfort at our modem otrke. to tM&Ten, nuinltlcent ocean view from bedrooms, living room, kitchen. Both. SOURCES OF REVENUE this most attractive aeven-room ranch. Largo walk In closet. M2 272Q. ing room, large family room or second Bearsl it Eiacatlon ol Tewnshlv ol Betmisli Osessty «« Mew Ill Appointments Include 41x23' living nuno : living room off kltcbeo, 2V living room, (1) (2) (3) (1) CZ> a, RAY STILLMAN. Realtor wlu» contemporary fireplace, Braclous MIDpiiETOWN — Three-bedroom split, part basement. Absentee, owner asking 1963-Ci 1964-69 1M5-M T9S3-M laSMB 19»«r adjo(na wooded park, 1^ baths,-living 8M«» BLWOOD A.. ARMSTRON< (Actual) ; . F.H.A. $400 DOWN two complete balhs, *p:!t'level. Lar| ATallable^TuVlTuiL'rneci^niyers All this (A) TOTAL OURKBNT EXP. ,800,175.72 (2,151,9X104 HOUSES FOR SALE recreation room, wall-to-wall carpet, and only asking (14.000. THOMPSON i Appropriation Balance . dishwasher, two built-in air condltionere BAJVTBLU Realtors. RU 35, Middle Balance- Appropriated oo.oco.oo SEE IT NOW! town. Opposite Cobblestones Reatauranl CAPITAL OUTLAY and many other extras Included. Deac 747-WOa Local Ifex Levy . _ 4TS.TO.00 oecnftos TH.T»OO end Street. $21,600. Owner 741-B351 Appropriation Balance 10,428.35 State Aid — n.seaoo sriioo aT.auoo BUY IT NOW! Local Tax Levy 61,531,45 6J.14O.0O 40.417. 2 FOR THE PRICE OF ONE RIVER OAKS. FAIR HAVEN — Alta* Federal Aid 10,772.29 Three-bedroom r&ncn, loll dialac Miscellaneous Revenue imasa room, aluminum BXOTTM ' saa No 9. Down No Closing Fees built- in better than, new condition, LOTS & ACREAGE (B) TOTAL OAPrrAL OUTLAY * 71,059.80 t 6M1O.0O * *).«T.I screens, city sewers. over 2.U00 sq. It. split Tcve*. Three- Spoilew tour-bedroom boufig with ex- bDdrooms, two batha, largo living room, (A) TOTAL CURRENT EXP. sgi.-as.rr s 704.090.00 t s»,63o.co Only $11,800 at Berg fireplace, dining room, eat-In kitchea, DEBT SERVICE tr» larga Kitchen, nlw for big fami- game room, and dry baaemeat Base- ilDHilOUIH HILLS — Desltsbla. wi acre lot • with trees, overlooking bar, Appropriation Balance ...*1 17,073.97 t CAPITAL OnTLAT-joft" ly. Garago and many more-extras. board hot w&tffr -gu heat. Priced: to Balance Appropriated 5.tttS HOOtt CONVENIENT TO U. Call for appointment. 741-4064. all utilities. Including .tewerft mlcal — Appropriation Balance .4*4 ..•» Z01T.M $ Also on same extra site lot la a for Quick sale $7,500. term*. Local Tax Levy „ 131,107.53 23.614.73 H3.3i3.IK Local Tax Levy; _._UM»< 11.250.00 ffiMO.O) topee-bedroom bungalow with bath IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Move State Aid S6.845.0O 90.198.00 1HS.0S7. RED BANK Miscellaneous Revenue- »na gaa heat, in tip top condition. right in This lovely split level houae ATTEMtlpN BUILDERS — 17 om 27,046.65 (B) TOTAL OUTLAT t 9,767.18 ( llJSafJO ,t Four bedrooms, living room with Is ready and walling. Four bedrooms, acre lots, CoIU Nedt Area, all maj fireplace, wall-to-wall carpeting, air $Tl • niantti ca-rries both. Subject 1xh baths, large recreation room, at- approved. (C) TOTAL DEBT SERVIOB t 262,073.15 J 3W.2B1.00 * ronditlonlnR, breezeway, attacbed (a- to V.A. approval. tached garage, patio. Convenient, to DEBT 8ERVICE rage and wooded lot schools and churches. Terrific financing BROWN A OVERTON AGENCY AwropriaUon Balance •» ",381.91 S * Only $16,900 at Berg for qualified buyer. Asking $22,800. 9 White St. Rent Bank 711-2525 TOTAL RDTONUJi ALL ACCOUNTS ^2,224,208.67 12,039,233.00 5.969.KtL50 lalsnce Appropriated 15.000.00 THOMPSON & BARTEL.L, ReaJtors, Local Tax Levy ~- 91,939.00 S3.5M.00 140.968.00 Rt. 35, illddletown. Opposite Cobble' Stats Aid . . rioj.00 Stones HeatauraoL 74T-o600. * Reflects Actual Appropriation- Balance July 1, 1963 Miscellaneous Revenue .. 39.TI4.79 The Berg Agency REAL ESTATE WANTED APPROPRIATIONS KEANSBUR.O—New two-bedroom Cape " (1) (2) (3.1 TOTAL DEBT SERVICE 1O4J0B.7O I < 155.S68.00 Realtor Cod, modern kitchen, large expansion 1953-64 1964-65 19SHM attic with fuU dormer, hot air heat, WE SEED SOUK HOMffi Expenditures Appropria- "Personalized Service" tile bath.- Only Jll\m CHATSAU Our 13 salespeople have, clients walttnt tions REALTY, Real Estate, 215 Carr Ave. lor your listing. They need ranches, CURRENT EXPENSE , TOTAI. REVENUE ALL XCOOUNTS »J,O6B,ag.OO 671-1000 Keanflbuig. 7&7-3S84. ipiit level* two stories; also Investment ADMINISTRATION N. J. Largest Residential property. Call us fox « quick Mle. TwoSalaries 49.S90.02 f M.S20.00 73.48100 Kafleots Actual Appropriation Balance July 1, 1963 offices serving you. Contracted Services 1.000.00 1,400.00 1.MO.0I Real Estate Broken New large 3 bedroom ranches 25 ft. All Other Expenses _ 10,451.40 7,520.00 ArraoraiATiox by 50 ft., on apaoloiu TS'aUOO* lotl, WALKER ft WALESR 7, taa 00 (i) Daily 9-S, 512,000. Terms, Realtors INSTRUCTION REALTY, INC. S ...41,270,724.07 1L587.381.00 Sl.922,162.00 19S3-S4 1051-95 Saturday-Sunday 10-7 Shrewsbury umce «Uddletom Offlo "!alarie3 31,072.38 17,950.00 30.25d.uo Exptndlluna Appropria.poroj - Atproprla- BROWN & OVERTOP AGENCT 'extbooks tkns :ilS213 (ll Libraries A Audio Visual Mil .... 13,028.12 21,045.00 28,971.00 ADMttaSTRATION Route 35 Middletown, N. J. 9 White St. Red Bank 741-2525 T&l Supplto ., — 49,400.25 01,550,00 62.569.0tl 3370 Hlrhwmy 39 Hazlet DEVELOPMENT HCWE OWNERS Salaries . _» 23i«saTt t 27.000.00 t 3S.OOI.00 Garden State Parkway AU Otticr Seicpcoscs I,, r, ,„. „ „ . 8,131.46 9,925.00 10,625.00 — VM 741-3636 IS THIS IOUR, SITUATION? ATTENDANCE AND HEALTH SERVICES Contracted. Services 1.9S3.0O 2.800,00 1130.00 Exit 117 Dally t-a. Sat., Bur.diy 10-J orrORTUNITY PLUS — Three-bed Want to buy a bigger home, but ar« All OtBer Expenses 2,822.57 room Bpilt plus Holrndcl low taxes. stopped because you cant sail your Saltvrlfta — Attendance ~ 1,651.00 I 1,737.00 S 2,006.00 ijoaoa T.soaoo All Gtfier Expenae*—Attendance - 400.80 500.00 HJSTRUCTION Excellent condition, walk to schools, present on«7 550.00 s msoi.so t S *»,SOO.OO churches, shopping and transportation. SalATica — HealUi «_ 41.S9a.0O Ci.250.00 7J.780.O0 suk Well, read thift. AU Other Expenses — Health „ 2.289.50 Tuot .K 11.000.00 *'/i Pir cent VA mortgage may beWe'll buy your present borne, put the 2.140.00 2,745,00 LUiraliea * Audio Visual Mat. -i,O44.«S S.54S.0O. 10.500.00 assumed Don't wait, call now. AaKlni TRANSPORTATION Teechtaa" Supplies 108»« money la your pocket, then abut took- Sll I 1.300.0C 1l8» U3oo »> xr.eoaso $18,000. THOMPSON & BARTELL, ng for your dream house. You can stay All Other Expenses . ~ 2.740.43 Realtors, Rt 35, Middletown. OppoBlto Contracted Services and Public t Carriers-" 66,173.80 60,000.00 45,000.00 2,800.00 Mftttui CobbloStcnea Restaurant. 747-560O. In your house while you look and paj nsurance—Pupil Transportation^ . 215.00 9.TTENDSVNCS AND Qttlj tha mortgage payments. You payAil Other Expenses—Oper. & Main. . 500.00 HEALTH BSItVICESS DlBTlNdUISllED TWO • FAMILY now — NO MORE — and you can Balarlea — Attendance 250.00 S 390.00 S 300.0(1 OPERATION uaaa 100.00 HOME — WiUi magnificent marlnB stay until YOU find the hQUse of your Salaries 4 69.406.02 t 80.171.00 t 106.385.00 All Ottaex atxpehses — Altendance view. Four spacious rooms, bath and choice. 1V> will buy your homo with Contracted Services 1,450.00 1.700.00 Balanea — Hcaltti i. 7,7010a U.5W00 13.500.00 fireplace on first Uoor,. LarifQ studio any problem you have. ,_ _ 808 00 AH Other Expenses — Health . 653.31 900.00 1,000.00 1 Heat - 24,450.00 27,050.00 WHY roam with bath an second floor. Won't Remember, never a commission tn Utilities 17,218.95 39,324.00 40,262.00 RANSPOETATION last at $26,000. ELWQOD A. ARM- volvod whether, we buy, sell , or trade Supplies _ _ 31.038.C5 17,700.00 18,200.00 Salaries . J E.4D.0O 30,900.00 t 3&.C0O.00 STRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Pros- In. Don't wait, call us now, All Other Expenses _ 11,655.69 1,000.00 3,290.00 Oontracted Services and Public Carriers 1006.71 i«00.00 3.50a 00 pect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500. MANLBSY ASBOC. INC. MAINTENANCE 1,406.67 Replacement Dlst. Owned Buses -t.S49.O0l 671-53S3 18.WI.00 fnsiiraoce — Pupil Transportation . J.210.6O B,ooaoa •.506.00 SHREWSBURY — Ranch, three bed- Salaries . _._._...... 4 6.513.54 10,636.00 9.22.55 Contracted Services 12,241.06 33,180.00 19.330.00 Ul OtlMr Expenses — Oper. A Main. _ ueao.ou 13,400.1)0 rooms, living, dining, eat-In kitchen, SELUNO YOUR HOME? Wa have buy OPERATION enclosed porch, $18,900. Call owner Replacement (Purchase) of Equipment ~ 5,733.64 3,360.00 Salaries t 35.600.oa T4T-56O1. tra. List souz bom* with us fox last All Otter Expenses »~_-~_ 2,540.07 3,700.0» 4,500.00 and. •Ulcteat service. Gall THB CUR- QHARGES Contracted Services 1,200.00 WEST KEANSBURQ — No down pay- TIN AGSNCY, realtors. Thompson Employee Retirement Contri. 8.481.07 10.SM.00 lftUIi.00 sat 3.687.11 . Tjoaoo ».ooaoo ment. New three-bedroom, ranch, Ave. and Hwy. % Leonardo. Call 231- Insurance A' Judgments 1(041.99 14.692.01) K577.0 UUUttos 6.960.64 14,400.00 »,4sao»4saoo MULTIPLE LISTING $12,890. Science kitchen. 50x100 lot. T*r- 1800. Or 3111 B». 33. Haslet 01 call U.1S7.9O 1.400.00 Sappltsa 7,600.00 Rental ot land & Buildings _. Moa.00 12.100.00 loua locations available. 781-7174. M4-U10. 283.0] All Other Kxnensn . TOO.OQ Other Fixed , Charges SAINTENANCI 6ML00 HAZLET - Seven-room spilt, m battiB, . EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE! EXPENDITURES TO e,so».oo t 7.000.00 fenced yard, many more extras. Owner. OTHER DISTRICTS Blte THE MOST EFFECTIVE METHOD OF What You Have; Tuition • 4,733.81 * 7.710.00 « 11.100.00 ntracted Burkes 6.3IS78 zsoaoo S.OOO.OO 517,500. 204-0859. tor inlacegieat (Purcbaaa> oi Xqarpment . 365.00 1.000.00 1500.00 ATTRACTIVELY LANDSCAPED Wtiat You Wuit SUB TOTAL _U.T33,315.57 *2,U3.30o.«> t2.54J.13t.0Q All1 otteirt SxpensSir useos U9DV.0O 1000.00 Three-bedroom ranch, fireplace la Uv> Can SUNDRY ACCOWiTS GBARQSS LISTING AND SELLING PROPERTY? Ing room, formal dining room, c&t-ln WALKER 4k WALKER, Realtors FOOD SERVICES Employe*. Retirement Oontzt* 1.03X0? aoao.fn * 6.100.00 kitchen, built-in bookshelves and cabi- 861 Broad St. Bhrewahury Ttl3 Other Expenses tnstuanee k Judiments 6,770.98 7,700.00 SJOQ.0O nets In den. Enclosed porch and full STUDENT BODT ACITvTnES EXPSKDITraua TO basement. Immeilatt occupancy. WG'HXED — Five or six. :-3 bedroom 1.715.00 J.3JT1.00 I «,IT5.u» OTHSB. DXSTB1CXS S3T.500. Call us today! WALKER & bomes. tural&hed or aniurnlshed, from 3!i Tmuoa -X tSS.SXl.9t S 1T5.OQO.00 * 173,08605 • BECAUSE TK» leading REALTORS in the aroa hav* $S5 to mi per month foe incoming Other Expenses _., o. 87». a 000.00 1.70».r WALKER, Realtors. Hwy 3& Bh Expenditures to Cover X>eficits . 17,939.04 Jl.iMOo 18.000.0} FOOD sxsivicxa bury. 741-5212. 2« -Hour SerJ personnel. THB BERQ AaXKCT. RJ. _ 2=0.00 290.00 combined to bring you tha experience of years of A Mlddlelown. 5711000. COMMUNITY SERVICES Kipenditares to Oover Doftats, alarles — Civic Activities. 1.383.30 l.ooam 1 i.ooaos BEAUTiTUL STONE FIREPLACE — (A> TOTAL CORBINT CXFI3SES 4S3.»B M t 704.090.00 $ JSOiSM.OO marketing real estate. Their knowledge of apprais- CompJcte3 a large Li»tng room wUft Other Expenses — Civic Act. - T3S.IS 1.50a 00 1.S00.00 beamed celling, larga «*t-ta kitchen. LEGAL NOTICE ing techniques, market condition!, zoning, con- also dining room, three bedrooma. iunl (A) TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSES __J1.7U25455 tttSLKKLU »57t,T»l bath on second floor. Tha buy oit the CAPITAL OUTLAT Its* struction, buyers' expectations, and methods of year a $12,900. Call now. THE CUUTIN AGinNCY, Inc. Hwy 36, L&onaido, 201- NOTICE dAPCTAI. OUTLAY Iqulpmer* 31te» 11313.73 »,M0.0O | financing U unparalleled;. They ara acquainted not AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND Buildings 3.543.80 B,4oo.a> l.maoo (B> TOTAL CAPITAL, OUTLAY _ IMPOSSIBLE! FourJbedKKMna, two full SWPPLEJUENTINQ CHAPTER 30 OFEquipment 4I.6O.03 31.*0O.m I7.MI.W only with your home, but with the competition baths for $16,500. It's not Impossible TUB ORDINANCIl KNOWN BY ITS and. we can show it to you today. It (B> TOTAL CAPITAI, OUTLAT . S2.302.98 > ra.110.00 $ W.411.00 DEBT SBBVICE offered by other homas on ths market. aUio Uaa «. fireplace in living room, SH0H1 FOBM TrrLE OF "REVISED Principal iTo.ooo.rn * 100.000.00 a screened porcb, detached garag« and ORDINANCES OP ]«1" ADOPTED Interest euis-oo moderate taxes. Call us tor ~.u -r- JUNE & 1961. DEBT SERVICE polntraent. RUSSELL M. BOKU3 Beat- Principal U7.000.0O t u%ooo.a> t tCl TOTAL DEBT SKRVICB xasaioo t isa.so8.oo i. BECAUSE, any buyer in this area will naturally tors,-GOO RIVcr RU,, Fair Haven. 74T- BE IT ORDAINED by the Major and Interest 1SS.«3S.5O 4A3X. Homber Multiple Ustini Service. Council of UM' Borough ot Red Bank. t5o.2ea.oc that Chapter 20 of we above-entitled check with a local REALTOR before buying a COLTS NECK — Ttirae-httlrwin, H (O TOTAL DSBT 8ERVICB . : 2S5.533.5O » 318.263.00 » I7irT5.50 TOTALS (Bam Of A ta F UK.) story house, completely r^tored. 13*25' ordinance be amended and auppteroenl- living COJQOI with fireplAGDt, 14x15" dining sd as follows: homo. ,1 SECTION L .Chapter M •TrafUo TOTALS (Sim of A to F Inc.) . _U111.59L63 B.33M33.00 (XMBXWtU CCsuUMT OfBBATING BALAJiCK^ JUNE % lMt roam with fireplace %D4 oxpoacd b«ajna* Act,1 Artlde II 'Varking Meters." wide board floort throuAtouk. 1 % acJe gectkw 2 'Talkie* Aresa" Is hereby lot. low taxes, .$29,000. GEORGE V. amended sad supplemented by adding CCSBEKX OPKHATTNQ AFPROPMA.T1ON BA1ANCES JTJNB 3e. UM mar faavnas —ZZZZZZZZZZ ss.639.30 IlillENSEE Realtor. Rt 34. Colt* sub-paragraph* It) and (g) as follows.: CURRENT KXPCNSBS t 126.929.17 (t) The area now used for the_ OAWTAL OUTLAY ».45I.a TOTAL BALANCaCB WMS 30, BEAUTIFUL — 6ft Ac» tBjm, Irootsg* DaratuE off vehicles at the south- C DtBT 8BRV10B » <23.7fO.301 on two paved roods, two broofca. Well easterly corner of Linden Place and constructed two-family home, two-car Hudson Avenue more- particularly TOTAL BALANCSS JUNE 30, 19M t 112.tt7.94 TOTAL More Listings Shown garage, largo b»rn «0i2S4 with apart- described as Lot 1 Block 49 of trie BALANCIS ment, workshop, ldftal (or borons or Rex Bank Tax Map. investments, minutck ta partway. Bbop- is) Taa area now used for theTOTAL EXPENDITURES AMD "Ing centers, MonmouLh Pwk Tmcs, narking of vehicles on th* north BALANCES JUNE 30. 1961 . lt34.3M.e7 DirsUIVEllEXr AUTIIOIUZATIONS eaaonablc. A. KOZICKY, Real Estate. else ot Wallace street and more «LT LISBU 4IINK 9SV 1M4 Bt. 3fl, Eatontown, M3-2Z2& 'particularly described as Lots 21 JNEXPENMD MPROVKMSNT AUTHORIZATIONS More Listings Sold aid J1A Block 3» ot tie Red Bank UIPBOVEMZ.VT ATJTBO«UATH)NS 1ULT 1 ma . MIDDLE.TOWN — N*W split live], KNIT JtJLV 1. IMS ta JUNE Jtv itsH bedrooma, 2^ btUu. dan. dlnlnc room, SECTION 2- This oHlnanca aha! tak* UKE3CPEKDBD IMPROVEMENT AUTUORUIATION8 TOTAL RJCVKTOBS AND BtODOONa BALAilCX— large kitchen, laundry room, (nil 842- effect upoa Its patsaga l*td publication JVLX i, 1»«^_! . U.O7S.4JS. 3310. accc-rdtnk to law. TOTAL KMVSHVSS 1.V7XCM. thru members of the COLTS NECK. — Bacrtflcinf s«v«k> PUBUC NOTICB IOTATOTALL RIVBNUERIVENUE8S aim BEOINNINQ BALANCE iPKovainraT AUTBOIBOATIOS room exocutlve-typs laoeh. Lns Hum The foregoing Ordinance: was tatro-IMPROVBMBKT"~-Zl~. .AUTHORIZATION SXPCHDRVRBI: year old: death tn fwolly, Aott corner. dusedt cod pasaM tint leading at _• aK.SM.tt .1.714.413111 fine net£:liborhoQdr (ood Kfeoote. con- regular meetlnej ot the Mayor an) snxs TOTAL TIlDBNT AOTHORBATION venient commuting, tow Uxe*. Owner CouncU ot UuBoroutftL ot Bed Bank JOO-B xnsNDfnjBBjj a _——.——^. . * &MM.S1 H.M. Heath 13 Saratoga £Mr«, iU Held on Monday. January 4. IMS. andTOTAL lUJPROVBltEMT AirTHOREEaTION UOTECPBKIMtD nuntovmnitT AUTB0IU3ATIQCT WO-8570, \J win eonM op for final considerattoa SXPUHDiTUBKBI JWW UK. U«4 ISUU1 ad psuug* si a reguilr meetln< ot UNEXPENDED IMPROVEMENT AUTHOWaATIOKS RED BANK AREA ELBKROK — Thn* betirowna, two taM governing body ta be held on JUNB 30. INI ______I M«l« TOTAL satPBJfDlTURia AND SWING BALANCE .. bathe, den living room. Ufg« Ml-ta UonCay. January U. IMS, at »:"" kitchen, garatce. Must aaciillee to ittU* p. M.. at the Cawiell Chsmbers. n TOTAL EXPBNDmntE3 AND XNKIKQ BALANCE- tJ.0TJ,4M.: estate. ' A-king U2.M0. CHAFT1N tlie Mlmklgel Ballilngv Monmouth Tbe enmpltte BssUtet vta be available lor eiamlnaUoa by Ibe twbBa tt AGENCY, IU-FiItOr, fc Bro«d fit, K»tQtt- Street. Red Bar*. New Jersey, at whlcn IM omceot ute aioMUry, HoUnoel Road. Molimltl. N.w Jersey ttha «M Multiple Listing Service town. M2-U53. time and placa alt persona desiring to , Tbe complete budget will, be avaUaMe lor saamlnalkm by the snhUa at IliHl VUUfa tkhooi) betaeea the hours of COO a.m. and 3:90 pra. from UNCROPT - BsauUfol toar,b*drooin be heard thereon will be glvei lb4 otBoa of tbe gecntary, 1T19A Vnkn Avenue. Balet, It J. betw>« lie split, priced below cart tor quick MUK uwrs of »:00» A.M. and iM P.M. kom Jamsary 7. im to luoary u\ 1 » Jm«, M •»»— .LISTED ON PAGE 200 OF THE YELLOW PASES Fily room, Vh Iwloi. lw»cu •»- txA mudt rum. IUMHWH CXO- S*wSrjtj* Boar* sjt twttasi Osuklstt •. SUtisV. od locaiioft. CaU i » SHE CAILY REGISTER 24—Ttiitsday, Jjurawj 7,1965

Registrations '( »..

Start Tonight S. • '; . -,•> SARJTAN 1»WNS«MRegls tnution for the quing session o COMPANY the Conmanity Adult School wil! be held tonight end neat Tfcurs ASBURY PARK • RED BANK • BRICK TOWN day between 7:30 and 9 o'ctod at the high school. Registrations by mail may 1> made until Tuesday. Classes will begin Thursday Jan. 21 through March 25. ' Courses being offered are Judo ANNUAL (BAT AND SUIT SALE SPORTSWEAR SPECIALS instructed by Edward Mahoney a boMer of a "brown belt;"fig ate control, taught by Mrs. R J. Btacktom, physicaJ directo; MISSES, PETTTES, JUNIORS, JR. PETITES. Famous Lahel Bulky Sweaters, Tapered Pant* of the Health Roof Club in NCT York;. stenography and sten ography for office, Mrs. Ma- garet.Weln. factlty member c Fur-Trimmed Coats Better Suits Misses' Slim-Fitting Tapered Pants the high school. Also, beginning guitar an banjo, instructed by Parker tee orig. SALE orig. SALE Reg. 13.00 to 1S.00 SALE 7.50 professional musician, arranger and band leader; ballroom $120 _-, $100 dancing, beginners and inter $30 fo $120 „.... 40% to 50% off You'll see stretch and wool flannels in solids and novelty plaids, checks . . . som» mediate; golf for beginners, $150 to |I7O taught by BiB Dempsey, assist — -—--.. --$138 fully lined! Stretch pants with stirrups in H»lanca®-rayon. Sixes 8 to 16. ant pro st OJd-Orchard; driver $180 and up .. education, taught by Frank and 20% to 50% off Bob Zampello, Keyport Hgh Sohoo! administrators; typing I and H, taught by Mrs. John Dempsey. Also, booMceepdng I and II, taught by James J. Sullivan, public accountant; art painting, instructed by S. Travers Neid linger oJ Studio 57 Galleries; Untrimmed Coats Smart Bulky Sweaters standard first aid, instructed by Josepfli Bronner of the Raritan Township squad. orig. SALE Reg. 11.00 to 15.00 SALE 7.50 Beginning piano and intermedi- ate piano will be taught at the $40 . Middle Road School by Judy Slipon and cardigan styles in 100% wools ... • Daugherty, member of Hie $50 American GuiW of Organists; be- -$39 some mohair-and-wools includedl . • . Many ski ginning bridge, instructed by Wil- liam McDennott, guidance direc- $70 sfylet in the group, but better come early! tor at the high school, and dress- $56 making I and advanced tailoring Sizes 34 to 40. and sewing, taught by Mrs. Mary $80 . $90 ... Hanctt.

New Director STEIN BACH'S COATS .nd SUITS, S.cond Floor STEINBACH'S SPORTSWEAR, Strait Floor

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Howard A. Roberts "Parfait" MIDDLETOWN - Howard A Roberts, local attorney, was named to the board of directors necklaces with of the Keansburg « Middletown National Bank recently. matching earrings Mr. Roberts maintains offices on Rt 35 just north of the Five Corners intersection. Strawberry • Pistachio A graduate of Harvard Univer- sity and Cornell University Law Mocha • Vanilla Sherbet School, Mr.' Roberts opened his law offices here last July. Prior to that he was associated with Treat yourself to the luscious look the former law f(rm of Roberts, of "parfait" jewelry .. . Feather- Pillsbury and Carton. Mr. Roberts is a member of the weight and feminine ... with Lions Club and the National Sweepstakes Regatta Committee beautifully hand-set stones . . . of Red Bank. He is married and has two children. jeweled cocktail clasps! A member of Old First Church, he also is a member of the 2-row Princess, or 3-row national, state and county bar Matinee length . 5.00* associations. Matching earrings 2.00* Everett •rluj tax Miss Linda Williams of Everet STEINBACH'S JEWELRY, StrMt Floor Rd., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Poinprey also Asbury Park, Brick Town and son, Frederick, of Middle- town spent the New Year week- end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blair at Atlantic City.

Miss Barbara Williams of Everett Rd. spent several days at the Pine Brook Retreat, Stroudsburg, Pa. Miss Linda Van- Cleef of New Monmouth accom- Arnel® Jersey Bonanza! panied her,

Mr. imd Mrs. Alfred William of Everett Rd, spent Saturday in Sizes 12 to 20, and UV2 to 24H Yonkere, N. Y., visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Suidem. only 4.00 Miss Connie Vining of Long Branch and Miss Nancy Whit If you've worn Arnel9 jersey before we don't have fo tell you and Timothy Bemett of Shrews bury were holiday visitors ol Miss Mary Lou Van Emburg. how terrific these dresses are—you've been telling usl The)

Miss Van Emburg, daughter ol 0 1 Mr. and Mns. Norman Van Em- magic's in the fabric; new anti-static Arnel jersey that looks burg, Everett Rd., was home for the holidays from Glassboro Stafr costly, is easy care. The magic's in the styling, simple) and College.

Mr. and Mrs, Norman Van Em- gracefully feminine. The unbelievable fact is the price, a tiny $41 burg spent New Year's Day with , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith of Madison. • "Bow Neck" left, in blue, green or gold. Mr. and Mrs. Bnrce Kidney of Brooklyn visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Antonides, Ever- • "Split Neck" center, in blue, green, beige. ett Rd., and sister and family Mr. and Mrs. George Callan of Parkview Ave., Uncroft. • Shift" right, in green, blue and beige, i TO HEAR CANDIDATES MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Re- gional Board of Education candi- STEINBACH'S DAYTIME DRESSES, Moninln* dates Roy S. Matthews, an in- alio Albury Park, Brick Town cumbent, and Herbert S. Feder, Stratflimore, will address the edu- cation committee of Strathmore Civic Association at a committee meeting Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. In Stradimore School. SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9