tonhftt near M. ^MB Bank Area f tomorrow around «, Outltfok Sat- urday, fair and cooler. CopyrigM-The Red Bank Register, Inc., 1966. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS DIAL 741-0010 IWuM WIT, Mondiy throutti Friday. Second clui Psittit 7c PER COPY VOL. 89, NO. 102 Paid itl£l Ban? and it Addltlonil Mtllbll Olllcei. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1966 PAGE ONE Atlantic Highlaioids, Highlands to Join $23.4 Million System ; V ' " ••"'•'-• . '•' ••' " . • •••••••• ••-'!••— ii ,1 I.IIII.IIJU.I—.i. —••———a—————————a^———.M^——••—«— i ^ i ——^— ,._.„„ —a^a——a^ ^ » , QK Pacts forMiddletown Regional Sewer District MIDDLETOWN — After nearly, two years of .discussion likely—it would cost Middletown an estimated $50,000 for re- of Health will not permit' municipalities in this area to "go Officials from Middletown, Highlands, Atlantic Highlands and a year of negotiation, initial agreement has been reached engineering. -it atone" on sewer systems — unless construction consisted and the county agreed that regional costs will be lower than lor the formation of a regional sewer system. It is this cost, .under the interim contracts, which of advanced (tertiary) treatment, which would cost the mu- costs for individual municipal systems. It will be..th'a largest in. Monmbuth County... ,..- ". would be shared. . nicipalities more than regionalization. ' But since the state at this point, will not permit individual " "'"'. $w,w» EACH -• - • ••• Based on these-fads, Atlantis Highlands Gounoilmgn-elect- systems,- the issue is moot, it was noted. ,.„.,._ Estimated to cost $23.4 -million, in its first phase it Will David J. DeGroot conceded last night that Atlantic Highlands At present, estimated construction costs are: Include Middletown, Atlantic Highlands and Highlands. Holm- Thus, if Atlantic Highlands or Highlands were to withdraw has no choice but to regionalize, although he declared that the _del Colts Neck_andJ«arlboro are expected to join later. , from the regional, it would cost each $16,666. For Atlantic Highlands, $950,000, based on daily flow of state's position is tantamount to "blackmail." 900,000 gallons. ~^~At a meeflng^witETheTBraietowir^ewer-AuthoritjHiere- Attorneys for the authority and the two boroughs will start MGtdhiitC last night, Borough Council representatives from Atlantic -drawiiig-the~ contractsrtodsy. :—• — g For Highlands,-$455,OOO^based-Qn_a-flQHLOlj40Q,QQO_gallensJ_ Highlands and Highlands reached agreement with Middle- The next step would be ordinances authorizing full re- ert B. Long, have consistently opposed regionalization and cam- $82 PER MILLION town on an "interim contract." It will bind-the boroughs to gional participation, and these are expected to be executed paigned for a new municipal sewer plant, despite council ex- The operational cost is estimated at $82 per million gallons. share re-engineering costs if either or them withdraw from within approximately three months. planations that it would not be permitted by the state. Construction costs might be reduced if federal aid is ob- the regional system. - Among those attending the session last night were Charles Atlantic Highlands Councilman Robert M. Earle disputed tained. M. Pike, Monmouth County Planning Board director, and the "blackmail" charge, noting that "the state has good rea- Under the "Muskie Bill" (S-2947), the regional district The system will be engineered as,a regional district. If engineer Peter Homack, a county sewer consultant. son for its position — it must exercise central control in order might obtain 30 per cent of plant and interceptor trunk costs. the regional does not materlalize-wMch Is lield extremely un- .The two officials made it clear that the state Department to start getting ridof . pollution." ' (See SYSTEM, Page 2) Bombing Pause Opposed WASHINGTON (AP) — Like President Johnson ordered a Opposition to another pause at Staff are reliably reported to another bombing pause this other Johnson administration pause inf Hie bombings last Dec. this time has strongly united the be against any lull. officials, top Pentagon leaders 24 and called for their resump- Pentagon's top military and ci- One sign of JCS opposition McDonald acknowledged that are steadfastedly against anoth- tion Jan. 31. after reporting the vilian leaders — men who don't came Wednesday from Adm. the U.S. raids are not complete- er Christmastime pause in the United States had received no always see eye to eye. Secre; David B. McDonald, chief of ly stemming the flow of men U.S. bombing of targets in indication that Hanoi was will- tary of Defense Robert S. Mc- naval operations, who told a and materials into the South, North Viet Nam. ing to begin peace talks. Namara and the Joint Chiefs of news conference, he opposed (See PAUSE. Page 3) The Pentagon officials are known to believe there is no evi- dence now that Hanoi would respond affirmatively •— either by taking steps to reduce the Johnson's Post-Surgery fighting or to begin peace talks —If the bombs stopped falling over the North. - As of today, officials believe the North Vietnamese would use Work Perturbs Physician any lull to do what they did dur- ing last year's pause — "take WASHINGTON (AP) - Hurry- litalized three times with serious whisper—but. getting stronger- ihone— for at least a few days, maximum advantage," as one ing back to business after his op- illnesses during his White House after removal of a growth from > ease the strain on his voice. official put it. erations. President Johnson had fears. his right vocal cord: His doctors Much of what he has to say, In a series of interviews, offi- his family doctor perturbed to- If Johnson's doctors have their pronounced it free of cancer. ohnson writes on A pad of pa- cials voiced concern that a day at the pace of his return to way, the conversation will be Cain said the: doctors' want >er to save his. voice. The; doc- bombing pause would give the matters of state. somewhat one-sided. Johnson to avoid one of his fa- ors. want it that.way. enemy a chance to repair But Dr. James C. Cain also Johnson's voice is a hoarse vorite political' tools—the tele- .There are .four sutures of fine bridges, railroads and Improve reported Johnson's attending phy- iteel wire on the right side of the distribution of badly shat- sicians pleased at thn progress ohnson's stomach, 'where sur- tered petroleum and oil stocks. of his recovery from surgery ear-: eons repaired a rupturo in the ly yesterday. scar left .by his gall bladder op- "They went full blast last eration 57,weeks ago. The stitch- year," said one well-informed "It couldn't be better," Cain ea will come out in about a week, source. "They'll do the same said last night. u the twp-ineh incision heals. thing again. Anytime you have Johnson had an early morning .Cain, had some doctors' orders one day or 37 days In which you caller today—former President fU)«I^ K«IM5 SfACE,WALK — A«trOr,,U+ Edwin (Bun) Aidrin Jr, be,ini long tor, Johnson's recuperation from aren't hampered, you da whftt Dwight D. Eisenhower, , rt ft* surgery, too; •«ir»t«( lit spic* out«idV SimfnlTS capiuU ov»r Pacific Oc»«tt. Ht.Wi^uif 1«H yoir can," He 'marks W. anniversary, too spacecraft to bagpn «riw «f tasks designed to d»t»rfntn» man1* «|»i|it^* *wlt ht Then have bWrrxepwtji rtW 32n4 °t'nl» marriage to Pope Paul VI again will call for heavy lifting or things of that weightiest environment. Picture is one of series released yesterday. Aldrin's parents Lady fiird. kind, and we don't want him rid- a Christmas cease-fire end Eisenhower's, get well wishes, live fn Brielle. (AP Wirephoto) ing horses, but walking would be bombing pause in Viet Nam. came from a man who was bos- excellent." ' He said Johnson shouldn't drive I . Board Puts Off Action on Budget a car, either, for about three The President Is expected to leave Bethesda Naval Hospital within a few days. "If we could just get him to Set $1 Million Welfare Cost Hike Texas and get some sunshine and cut down on some of his appoint- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - A comparison of the individual experience) and a salary regulations which do not permit stuck because they believe the ments," Cain said. The Monmouth County Welfare items' for the two years shows range of $6,063 to $8,487'for the hiring of case workers with- board will provide for an in- Board yesterday put off action this breakdown: administration, workers after the training period. out college degrees, regardless crease." There'll be no problem in get- on its 1967 budget which projects $443,647 In 1967 compared to He said his figures for clerical of their years of experience, but Mr. Daly asked Mr. Wells to ting ' the President to Texas. an Increase of nearly $1 million $290,000 last year; assistance to employees are eased on classify- which do permit the employment survey other counties to see Johnson already'has said he will for administrative costs and dependenthe t children, $1,500,000 in ing those in case units as clerk- of graduates with a degree in what effect a higher salary lead for the LBJ Ranch as soon operation of five programs of as- 1967 compared to $1,100,000 last transcriber rather than clerk- "Old English literature." would have on the attrition rate i he can travel. sistance. * ' year; old age assistance, $100,000 typists at a salary range of $3,- Mr. Wells agreed with Mr. of workers In their first few But appointments and business At the request of "a bos in 1967 compared to $86,000 last 546 to $4,608. The present hiring Daly that there is a shortage of years of employment. are another matter. After White year; blind assistance, $15,000 in House spokesman George Chris- member, Freeholder Marcus rate for these workers is $3,063, college : graduates with proper "I would be more inclined to RECUPERATING PRESIDENT — President Johnson lips Daly, who asked for more infor- 1967 compared to $13,500 last Questions Increases undergraduate training. How- go along with this if I could be tian announced Johnson's opera- mation, the board scheduled a year, and medical assistance to - Mr. Daly questioned the in. ever, he said that the board can- assured that the attrition rate tea through, straw from cup held by daughter, Met. Luci Ion day activities, Cain, posted special meeting for next Tues- the aged, $525,000 in 1967 com- creases recommended for the not compete for the best quali- would go down," Mr. Daly said. Nugent, at Bethesda Naval Hospital yesterday. Inter- doctor's dissent. day at 9:30 a.m. to act on the pared to $260,000 last year. most inexperienced categories of fied graduates with a starting In addition to Increases in sal "He needs to take things easy," budget, which will then be sub- Mr. Wells told the board the case workers. salary of $400 per month. (See WELFARE, Page 3) ested orilooker is Mrs. Johnton. (AP Wirephoto) (See LBJ, Page 2) mitted to the Board of Freehold budget reflected a boost in the "I don't buy the deal that we Better Starting Pay ers. ' salary scale for case workers have to give everyone an in- Several board employees who The budget presented yester- and clerical employees as well crease," the freeholder said. attended the meeting reported Zoners Undecided on Variance Appeal day by Robert C. Wells, acting as the need for 50 additional pro- Mr. Wells explained that if the college graduates can take jobs director of welfare, xalls for fessional employees and 20 more present hiring rate is retained, with other agencies in the county county funds totaling $2,883,647 clerical workers during the year. under state regulations, the top at better starting rates than are In 1967, compared to a 1966 bud- Mr. Wells proposed a hiring rate for a case worker after 12 offered by the board. get of $1,919,500, an increase of rate of $5,774 for trainees (case years would be only $6,800. Mr. Wells commenced that Debate Orientation Center Plan »MHT ' ' workers with college degrees but Mr. Daly took issue with state "the great bulk of the staff have NEW SHREWSBURY — Debate over a proposal made to They heard Mr. Westlake, at times hard put to maintain the Zoning Board of Adjustment last night continued for four control of the meeting, threaten to call the police when one hours and 35 minutes. citizen insisted upon making a statement- (The statement finally In the end, which came finally at 12:50 this morning, it was made, and the police never were called.) Employees to Decide on Action led to'no decision. Harry E. Westlake Jr., the chairman, said They listened, as Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg, pastor of the the board will be lucky to be' able to announce a decision at New Shrewsbury Reformed Church, said that many can be RED BANK — The Monmouth The newly formed group also an employees group for negotiat- future discrimination" if the or- its December meeting. ' helped if someone will give them a chance. County Welfare Board ,, Em- faces another decision: should it ing purposes to furnish a mem- ganization's membership rolls Some 35 interested citizens came to hear Red Bank attorney "Not all communities," the pastor urged, "should say, 'It ployees Association will meet In turn its membership list over to bership list. Freeholder Director are turned over to the board. Chester Apy argue the case for a use variance to permit opera- should be done, but not here." " special session at noon tomor- the board? Joseph C. Irwin cast the Jone Voting In support of Mr. Daly tion of an orientation center for former Monmouth County They heard J. Kelsey Burr Jr., Teendezvous proprietor, row to decide the action it will By a 4 to I vote yesterday, the dissenting vote. were Mrs. Allison L. S. Stern, Jail inmates In the commercial zone on Shrewsbury Ave. tell them "prejudice tends to push a project such as this to take If the board denies salary board endorsed a motion by Possible courses of action In Mrs. Anthony McKIm and Pierre More than half of them remained until the bitter end. some other place." He said the center would not be a detri- Increases requested in the pro- Freeholder Marcus Daly requir- both instances were discussed at Van Mater. ' They heard Mr. Apy appeal to the borough's civic pride ment to property values, nor to his teenage country club. posed 1967 budget. ing anyone seeking to represent special association meeting Prof. Metzler told the associa- and stability, urging objectors to lend a hand to what he "Give the guy a chance," he pleaded. "If it doesn't work, yesterday. On hand to advise the tion a constitutional provision termed a most worthy project of tho Morrow Association on we can always throw them out later." group was John H. Metzler, as- gives them the right to organize. Correction, which seeks to operate the center. (See DEBATE, Page 3) sociate professor in Industrial re- But, he pointed out, the board Dr. Sheppard Cleared lations at Newark College of En- isn't required to recognize any gineering, who served as con- (See EMPLOYEES, Page 3) Judge Won't Order Witnesses Identified Bishops Say sultant to the Red Bank Board In Slaying of Wife of Education in its negotiations with the Teachers' Association. Meteor Show Nothin On CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) - l verdict: "I plan nothing. I The Welfare Board yesterday Samuel H. Sheppard, cleared af- would like to go see our parents postponed until next Tuesday ac- Is a Fizzle Coppolinorr Plea Is /)e/iied g , ter 12' years in the bludgeon In Germany." tion on the $2,883,647 budget pre- FREEHOLD —Defense counsel I the court to relax prescribed Mr. Afflitto contended that the murder of his first wife, savored (See SHEPPARD, Page 3) NEW YORK (AP)-The great- Meat Rule sented by Robert C. Wells, acting est show of stars in more than for accused double-murderer Dr. rules of procedure. court could ease the rules, at Its WASHINGTON (AP) - Spokes- his complete freedom today and director of welfare. Carl A. Coppolino was denied a Judge Simmlll told the attor- a century didn't come off as ex discretion, since the murder for men for the National Conference quietly vowed to build a new life Mr. Daly questioned some of court order yesterday to force ney that the same witnesses Mr, which Dr. Coppolino has been pected early today, and perhaps of Catholic Bishops give no hint vrfth his second wife. the proposed salary increases Jupiter and Saturn were to the Monmouth County prosecutor Keupcr had sought out for evi- indicted in Monmouth County The balding, graying man of 42. and asked for more information blame. to give him three names which dence also would be available to allegedly occurred In 1963. He on when a decision will be an- Who served nine years in prison about them. ayone reading newspaper could the defenso in an intensive Inves- said the three-year lapse makes nounced on the question of abol- Several board employees at- Overcast skies obscured tho have told him anyway. • tigation. • , for the crime of which he was view for ground observers across (Seo COPPOLINO, Page 3) ishing or modifying the church's acquitted by a Jury last' night, tended the meeting. Ernest W. Joseph Afllltto of Wayne, an Lass, board chairman, said he the United States, but astronoml ru'e against eating meat on Fri- (Bid: "How can I have anything cal observers flying over the associate of the chief counsel, F. in my heart left of bitterness. I had told Mrs. Phyllis Backover, Lee Bailey, wanted an order days. association president, that the, cloud levels Indicated the Leonid have no bitterness.. I have love In meteor shower apparently fir- compelling Prosecutor Vincent P. Today's Index The Cleveland Plain Dealer my heart." meeting wasn't a negotiating ses- Kcuper to reveal names of wit- said today it learned from re- sion, but employees could attend zled out. ... CBA wins freshman cross country championship Page 30 His lawyers said they expected Dr. Franklin Branley, deputy nesses who appeared agaiait Dr. liable sources that the bishops his ostcopathlc license, sus- as Individuals and be heard on Success of Johnson surgery sparks market rally ' Page 23 already have voted On the Issue the subject of the budget. chairman of Nej jdYork's Haydon Coppolino before a Monmouth pended while he was in prison, Planetarium, wi «F cruised 33,000 County Grand Jury last July. Page Pane and that 75 per cent approved to be restored. But when asked In voting against tho member- Superior Court Judge E|vin R. abolishing the rule. The paper ship Hat requirement, Freeholder feet over the .tlantic in a Jet Allen-Scott 6 Herblock 8 If he will return to his career as In tho pre-dawn hours, reported Slmmill upheld Mr. Keuper's re- said final wording of the docu- Irwln said a certified resolution Amuiementi 37 Movie Timetable 37 «' neurasurgeon, Sheppard re- he spotted only 20 meteorites, in fusal on grounds that It wasn't Obituaries 4 ment had held up Its release. plied: "I don't know if I will. If from the association appointing Births 2 negotiators should suffice. an hour. required and thero were no ex- Outdoor World 5 But Archbishop Philip M- Han- people need help, I will. If peo- tenuating circumstances to allow Betty Wright, a caseworker, Branley figured there should Charles A. Johnston 8 Sylvia Porter 6 nan of New Orleans, presiding at ole are sick and need a neuro- have been 70 seen, Including the Bridge 29 Sports .:S0, SI a news conference yesterday, said, "Some employees may fear Old Wagon Farm surgeon's help, I will." 20 ho counted, from all vantage John Chamberlain 6 Stook Market „ 2Scould not say when thi decision Has No Plans Surf Beauty Studio „ points of the world during the Fall Clearance Sale, All nursery Classified SS-38 Successful Investing 23 would be announced. Ha Mid he As for Immediate plans, Shep- Permanent wave special. Nov. game hour. ThU, he said, was far stock reduced 20 to 50% effective Comlci J8 Synagogue had been a "poof prophet" In In- pard told a news conference an 16th through Dec. 3rd, $8.50. 787- below the 250 that was'expected November 19 to 27 Inclusive. Rt. Crosiword Puzzle J7 Television S7 tllcatlng action would b« taken hour tCsr the 10:18 p.m. acquit- Samuel H. Sh«pp»rd 2014 (Adv.) for that hour—2 a.m.^r. 3 a.m 35 north of Middletown. (Adv.) Editorials « Women's News 26-2S earlier In th« wtpk. 4 TH£ DAILY REGISTER Daly Files Action Maw Nabbed Against The Jiegfeter Long Branch Wants Sales FJOJEHOLD-Monnuwtb Coun- Council Skirmish Seen ty Freeholder Marcus Dtly filed After Chase « suit in Superior Court here yesterday against The OsHy Reg- In 2 Towns Tax Hike jo Help Schools ister, charging this jiewspaper li- To Fill School Position EATONTOWN — A 41-year-old beled him in an editorial Oct. 25. LONG BRANCH - The Board the lessons have proved inval- The board set Dec. 21 for its By SANFORD R. STAROBIN Jersey City man was arrested The newspaper intends to de- and personal skirmishes, with, it placement for Mr. Finger. Mr. and charged with eluding a po- of Education last night asked uable to persons who spoke no next meeting because the fourth fend the action and invoke the LONG BRANCH — The honey is said, the accent on the per Scaglione, who ran unsuccess- lice officer after a high-speed that state sales tax revenues English when they started. Wednesday next month falls dur- moon has long been <©ver in the sonal. fully for the City Council under doctrine laid down by the United auto chase through this borough above those originally anticipated John Kahle was appointed ing Christmas vacation. States Supreme Court in What City Council chambers, but the Meskill a Factor the changed government, was and Red Bank at 1:20 this morn by the state be used to defray Special transportation contracts dirty wash has beep kept off the But, it is understood, more the league's secretary and one freshman football coach for the has been known as the New York ing. school operating expenses. were awarded to Herbert Fisher Times case. public line. Suddenly, now, it's than Mr. Finger the object of of its founders. He is a printer remainder of the season at a of 50 Stertiberger PI- and As- washday. the disaffection is Superintendent with a plant in Red Bank. Frederick Prosser, of 68 St. In a resolution offered by John Paul's Ave., Jersey City, will be D. Taylor, the board asked that salary of $200. bury Park Radio Cab Corp. The The tell-tale signs of discontent of Schools William H. Meskill. Adding credence to the report Fisher contract is for transpor- should show shortly when the The superintendent has report arraigned in Municipal Court to- a (minimum of 75 per cent of The board agreed to offer Rus- of Mr. Scaglione becoming a day. the revenue above the anticipated sian 4, which had been requested tation to Ocean Township. System Board of Education seat now edly had run-ins with Mr. Nas school board member is the fact (Continued) filled by Sidney Finger comes up tasio before he became mayor amount be "dedicated directly to by five students now taking Rus- The board approved a con- that Councilman Teicher was a Mr. Prosser was apprehended tract with Robert E. Harris & These costs will total about $7 for reappointment in February and the lack of love between Mr. strong supporter of the league when he pulled his car into the school boards to be applied only sian 3. The board's policy has Meskill and Mr. Ippolito is al- to current operating expenses." been not to offer a class draw- Son for electrical wiring. million, Vincent P. Lamb,.au- Mr. Finger, it is said, will be and Mayor Nastasio the recipient parking Jot of a Shrewsbury Ave. thority treasurer, reported. replaced. most legendary. of league election support. Mr. tavern in Red Bank, Police Chie The goal of such an allocation, ing less than 10 students. The The board noted it has been However, before he is re- The master plan, City Hal! Ippolito, it is also believed, was William Zadorozny said. the resolution stated, would be board last year had approved given two months' notice to va- But Mr. Lamb and authority placed, the council will split sources say, is to replace the supported by the league. to make it possible for schoo Russian 3 with less than the cate office space rented from Vice Chairman Edward Schu- school board members one by Chief Zadorozny said Mr. Nathan Lubitz at 1 Third Ave. mann cautioned Atlantic High- sharply, for two factions have Prosser failed to stop when boards "to keep pace with the developed on the governing body one as their terms expire and Barney Lasky, affiliated with a growing technology of education lands and Highlands not to .ex- fill the •vacancies with members wholesale tobacco firm in As- ordered to by Patrol man Thomas pect too much in the way of One faction, consisting of Coun- Stoneham-. and provide adequate staff Icil President Henry R. Cioffi and who. once 'they constitute the bury Park, is also being con- federal aid "since the -govern-- The chase began when the po- without adding an undue burden Councilmen Elliot Katz and Rob-majority, will fire Mr. Meskill. sidered for the school board to the local tax rate." ment, so far, has allocated in- A significant reason Mr. Fin- liceman, on routine patrol, no- sufficient funds. ert Cornell, Is believed to be in post. y _ML_Einger-S-debt for previous ger will be replaced is found in ticed the car driven by Mr. The formula used in the firs •I would say $400,000 to $500,- campaign support. the roster of the Better Govern- me mayor, is tfie~appointirrg Prosser—pull—into-^Van—Winkle distribution of sales tax funds 000-tops," Mr Schumann esti- The other faction, including ment League, which changed the authority for the Board of Edu Marine, Rt. 35, the chief said. allocated two-thirds to the munic- mates. Mayor Paul Nastasio Jr. and form of government here last cation. However, his selection He said the Prosser car pulled oul ipality and one-third to the board BoardFREEHOLD TOWNSHI onP —Interviewshe had not known about it until Freeholder Marcus Daly charged he saw the story. He said he had While not enthused about pros- Councilmen Amedeo V. Ippolito February. Not all of the mem-must be made with the council's when the policeman went to in- of education. pects for federal aid, Mr. Lamb and Samuel Teicher, is under- bership got the political rewards feelings in mind, for the time of vestigate. Michael Grauman of 70 South yesterday that the staff of the held up the story for one week budget preparation is here and Monmouth County Welfare Board to avoid publishing it before nevertheless said he disagrees stood to have little use for Mr. they expected victory to bring. The chase led down Rt. 35 andBath Ave. complained to the that $500,000 will be the maxi- Finger or the education estab- One such member, Carmen the council could slice appropri- board that its resolution was not committed a "grave violation of election day. ations and curtail some of the Shrewsbury Ave. at high speed, the rulp of confidentiality" when mum grant. "We're going to try lishment he personifies. Their Scaglione, is being mentioned by the chief said. strong enough. Mr. Daly insisted that in ar- for as much as we can get," he feelings stem from old political political insiders here as the re- mayor's programs. it set up interviews with ranging for the interview, the Red Bank police had been Report Presented two "illegitimate mothers" on emphasized. , .,'.'. The board heard a laudatory Welfare Board had "made infor- called for assistance, he said. the welfare roles for a reporter mation available to the reporter State Loans report about its Basic Adult Ed- from the Asbury Park Sunday It was noted that Atlantic ucation program from Superin- which it had refused to make Press. available io the prosecutor." Highlands an Mrs. Pierce Births Police charge the.women wi that if the money was hot claimed within 90 days it would be theirs. • ' . RIVERVIEW Promising to share the money Red Bank LBJ with her if-she would post $500 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Corson (Continued) with them to show good faith, the MIRROR (nee Dolores Nowicki), 21 Spruce the doctor said. "As you know, women—agreed -to—give Mrs. 7 Dr7,Fair - ^ he is a hard man* to slow down Pierce until yes! iy to raise terday. but we are going to try. I a the $500. They arranged to tele- Mr. and Mrs. John Schwan perturbed at all that he has phone her at her home. (nee Patricia Keenan), 13 Green- planned here that has just been Mrs. Pierce {told her daughter way St., Hazlet, son, yesterday. mentioned because I would hope of the events and was advised to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Straughn that he will slow down and take contact police headquarters. (nee Barbara Lovejoy), 8 The things a bit easier." When the women called she ar- Vista, Middletown, son, yester- But Cain said another man ranged to meet them at 10 a.m. day. Johnson's situation probably yesterday at Broad St. and Park Mr. and Mrs. Terfance Bryne would be doing the same things Ave. - • ' (nee Margaret Tierney), 2 Sweet- And he said the President hac Police were on hand and, after brier La., Holmdel, soii,. yester- made remarkable progress a period of surveillance, closed : • day., •-•"—---• *—-<—.— the-hoursafter-his-operattonr in tb' make the arrest. Acting - Mr. "and Mrs. William Capello Thirty-three minutes from thi Detective - Carmen Messina (nee'Mary Multari), 476JWacIn- operating table, Johnson wa; headed the investigation. .; . tosh La., Belford, son, yesterday. writing questions on the back ol Mr. and\Mrs. William Hogan medical forms. "Tell me some- The women are scheduled for (nee Janet Cochrane), 103 As- thing," he asked his doctors. a preliminary hearing in Munici- • bury Ave., Atlantic Highlands, pal Court Thursday, Dec. 1, the Four hours after the operation, chief added. son, yesterday. he saw a small group of news- ALL READY MADE Mr. and Mrs. John Moore (nee men in his white-walled, third- Kathleen Lavui), 35 Ivy Hill Dr., floor suite. He pointed to his Matawan, son, yesterday. 1 throat. "Just sore,' he w:his Square Dance MONMOUTH MEDICAL pered, "but very painful." . Long Branch Mrs. Johnson said jokingly she Is Tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Rufino Ramos had never seen him speechless before. "And we're going to make MARLBORO — The Arrowhead (nee Carmen), 34 Church St., Ski Club has announced plans MIRRORS Keyport, twin daughters, Tues- the most' of it," she said. John son smiled. for a square dance to be held to- day. morrow night at Camp Arrow- By PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS Mr. and M"- Herbert Howard head. (nee Norma Bland), 48 Williams SCREENING FILM • St., Fair Haven, daughter, yes- RED BANK — A film entitlec Tha club also will sponsor a "The Child Molester" will b( ski equipment display and fash- CHOOSE FROM THE LARGEST SELECTION , terday. ,,.,.„..„ „ ,'.„.... ion show on Dec. 14 at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. 0. Jackson Meyershown at a meeting of the Oak- IN MONMOUTH COUNTY! land Street School PTA Tuesday at the camp, with equipment (nee Katherine Sefesitos), 1514 being supplied by the Monmouth Garden Dr., Oakhurst, daughter, at 8 p.m. Paul Campl of the Mon mouth County Sheriff's Offlci Ski Shop of Oakhurst. yesterday. . • . ( • Scalloped Mirrors • Door Mirrors Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Campbell will be guest speaker) Also planned are three skiing ATLANTIC (nee Patricia Bettis), 71 Sydney At a recent executive boan trips, one to Cameiback, Pa., In Ave., Deal, daughter, yesterday. meeting, the following com mi late January, Windham ski area Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods tee chairmen were announced by n,mid-February and Hunter In • Mantel and Fireplace Mirrors (nee Theresa Vitola), 51 Woodrow PTA president, Mrs. Victor Cos early March, The dates will be Wilson Homes, Long Branch, son, ta: announced later. yesterday. Mrs .Russell Crosson, bulletin; • Three-Panel Vanity Mirrors Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Patterson, member' MIDDLETOWN FIRE GLASS CO. Mrs. Henry Diodato (nee Lfnda Stout), 36 Harding ship; Mrs. Mildred Baird, hospi- MIDDLETOWN — Fireme "6loa and Mirrors In Evtry SIaMi You Con li»ok" Rd., Red Bank, daughter, yester- tality; Mrs. Rose Tomalno, tele ere called to the home of • Early American Round Convex Mirrors day. phone; Mrs. Robert Esposito, [obert Howard, 486 Nutswamp RED BANK health and summer roundup; id., at 10:35 last night to ex JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Mrs. Charles K. Woodward Jr., nguish a fire that started In Cor. WMf* Street and Mapla Av.nut CENTER program; Mrs. Chester J. Bca- loset, police said. • Shaving Mirrors—Perfect for Gifts 1*13 H STREET (Fltkln) man, publicity and publications; The fire, which caused a great 481-1200 Neptune Mrs. Jackie Micciulla, refresh- eal of smoke, was put out by . So. of litk Av«., Hwy. 71 (4N) Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rlehle ments; Mrs. Joseph Calvcr, safe- :20. Companies responding IMlo i R AIN$t (nee Jean Pye, Pease Rd., ty; William Figaro, ways and ere Middletown 1, < River Plaza MATAWAN n . .» EngHshtown, daughter, yester- means, and Mrs. Fred Kreiss, d the Fairview First' Aid S&i? BUY NOW SAVE 25% l 2 day. Founders Day. |uad, f Debate Cong Mortar Attacks Rip „___. fot, *e relatively orientation center would be « Itrg* number of residents wppot- public benefit-filling t definite tng the project Was Edward E. need. Bauman of 77 Mope Rd., who If the board decides in favor Town, 5 Government Posts s Pushed on Parkway protested he needed a lawyer to of the use variance, it will go SAIGON (AP)-The Viet Cong ing at an airfield at northern missing or captured. These com- WOODBRIDGE - Users of the —Authority staff members will Mr. Tonti listed two reasons present his objections properly, to Borough Council for final ap- but still was able to cross-ex- proval. mleashed mortar -attacks on a Quang Tin province. A spokes- pared with 127 killed, 605 Garden State Parkway will be watch for violations, note license why failure to keep right causes man said the landing gear of thewounded and eight missing, or Setting gentle reminders of their numbers ol the violators, and theaccidents. For one thing, he eald, amine each of Mr. Apy's witness- Referring to the applicant's irovincial capital and five gov- es at length. chartered civilian plane was hit captured the previous week. En- delinquency if they don't keep authority will send tactful letters it places more disabled cars near obligation to prove the variance rnment outposts - during the and the craft caught fire as it emy casualties reported by the fight and pass left. to the registered owners of thi the fast, lane of the roadway at Mr. Bauman delayed the hear- would not impair the intent of the ight and today in the Mekong landed. He said several of the U.S. command increased much If they don't take the hints, vehicles. ° : the left instead of on the wide, ing at its outset by repeatedly zoning ordinance, Mr. Westlake Delta. 35 persons aboard were injured more, from 917 dead the Week they'll get tickets. Some 1.859F The letters will acknowledgi righthand shoulder designed for requesting an adjournment so commented on the zoning amend- but none seriously. Most of the before to 1,525 last week. protesters could retain, an attor- ment adopted by council Oct. 6, The barrages struck the town were handed out last year, in ad-the fact that the owner migh that purpose. Also, he added, it passengers were Vietnamese ru Vietnamese headquarters re- frustrates drivers whose progress ney to represent them. week after the orientation cen- if Ben Tre, 45 miles southwest dition to 6,231 warnings. not have been driving his cai f Saigon, and a string of militia ral reconstruction workers. ported 237 government troops .. The N, J. Highway Authority, at the time of the violation, bul is impeded, causing them to pass Witnesses, called by Mr. Apy ter plans had been denied ap- killed last week compared with on the right or take other proval by the Planning Board. josts 48 to 78' miles southwest South Vietnamese military operator of the toll road, will remind him of the law that on behalf of the Morrow Associa- of the capital, headquarters reported govern- 113 in the previous week. • chances. Says the letter that will tion included Warden Earl A. The amendment specifically pro- launched an extensive public edu- requires drivers to keep to the Two women were reported ment troops killed 18 Viet Cong It had been expected that the cation campaign at a press con-right. , be used by the authority: Smith of the county jail, a veter- hibits boarding houses and simi- lar dwellings in every zone of killed and nine other civilians yesterday in three small, scat- American casualty figure would ference here yesterday. "Regardless of the speed at an of 35 years in work with ered clashes, one of them only At the same time, state police criminals and penology, who ex-the borough. wounded in the shelling of Ben be higher, because of the bloody Executive Director D. Louis will start issuing fewer warnings which your vehicle is being driv- ^ during the night. Fifteen sight miles north of Saigon.. fighting in Tay Ninh province.'- plained the orientation center is "Didn't council pass it to block font! said the authority, disap- and more tickets. Failure to keep en in the left lane, whether 60 bne of two Morrow pilot projects militiamen manning one_ watch- In the largest action, U.S. M9-- The U.S. announcement -jaid, right Is punishable by a $200 loophole and possibly this par- pointed with the results of pre- miles per .hour, or Jess, it -should in the state; Though Hie jail now tower suffered moderate casual- •ines reported the number of however, that 810 Americans ...jrioug efforts, will be trying two finer 30 days" in jail,-or both, al- ticular project?" Mr. Westlake ties, a Vietnamese spokesman Zommunists killed yesterday in were wounded in action during be moved to the right as soon ha? a rehabilitation center, he asked Mr. Apy, new tacks: though the sentences are seldom said, nothing is done for the in- aid. Casualties at the other posts fight below the demilitarized the seven-day period that ended Step, Slated that stiff. as possible after entering the "I'd be shocked if it did," Mr. were reported "very light." one rose from 14 to 28. The ac-Saturday. The total wounded in mate when he is discharged after ,py said. He urged the board —For the next few days park- If the public still does not gel lane or passing another vehicle— serving his time. Over South Viet Nam, U.S. pi- ion, 10 miles south of the zone, the previous week was 605. way toll collectors will distribute the idea, a special task force of unlessr-of course, there is^no tO-£QnsidexJtheJippHcatlon on,its ras the-firstof anysizelirOper police 'Shi ol the Jair merits alone. -£ards urging motorists to "not state police wilfbe assigned to safe room on the right." :erday, hitting at troop concern tion Prairie since late Septem- in Saigon closed down "PX A1-. drive center or left lane if right the task of catching left lane hug- "This is the sin of the county nations, camps, water traffic and ley," the maze of sidewalk stalls - lane is available." . gers and center lane straddlers. Mr. Tonti called left laners a ail," Warden Smith declared. Tenches. South Vietnamese pilots The U.S. command reported near the U.S. Embassy that major cause of accidents and "When inmates are released, they formed the capital's big black have nowhere to go but the jungle. Welfare flew 201 more sorties. hat American troop strength in criticized those who think speed' Shower Leaflets /iet Nam rose to 358,000 last market in U.S. Post Exchange NOVEMBER DIAMOND SALE ing is the major cause. "For a We have men and women doing (Continued) ary,-the-1967 budget reflects a American planes also showered veek, an increase of 6,000 over goods stolen or bought or bar- long time we have been con- life sentences on the Installment he previous week. tered from U.S. servicemen. SAVE 20% vinced that speed is greatly ex- plan." seven per cent increase in wel !.8 million more leaflets over fare grant allowances, as man- North Viet Nam telling of the The Casualties Sen. Milton R. Young, R-ND, URGE SELECTION FROM $40 TO $1500 agerated as a cause of acci< The orientation center, which dents," he said. "That's why wehelps discharged inmates over dated by the state, Mr. Wells deoisions at the seven-nation al- U.S. headquarters reported a member of a key senate watch- are the only major road in the the two weeks or so before they said. lied summit meeting in Manila Vmerican casualties last week dog committee, announced in state without a radar speed jet their first paycheck, is the Program Expanded last month. totaled 952 men, most of them Washington he would visit Viet team." answer. Warden Smith said, add- The medical assistance for the U.S. headquarters reported that in the bloody fighting in Commu- Nam next week to look into graft ing: "I believe in this program. aged program has been extended i twin-engine C46 Air America nist war zone C in Tay Ninh and corruption in the handling Of the keep right campaign, plane was damaged by Viet Cong province. The casualties included of U.S. aid and progress of the Mr. Tonti said, "We are trying know it will work." to include patients in mental and Up jumped Mr. Bauman, who tuberculosis hospitals, reflecting ground fire today as it was land- 26 killed, 810 wounded and 16 to get the crusaders for highway cross-examined the warden and i 40 per cent increase in that safety on the right track." Claim- promptly made the point that ategory, Mr. Wells said. How* ing that research backs him up,about 52 per cent of county jail ever, he explained that the Hold 2 Men and more studies are needed, he inmates are multiple offenders. change also permits the item to added, "This (highway acci- Mrs. Dorothy M. Bryan, Red be transferred from the county dents) is a problem as compli- Bank realtor, testified the two- adjuster budget to the welfare On Charges DIAMOND SIX-DIAMOND budget, which means a savings : MURAL MIR '175 •RIDAL PAIR '250 cated as cancer and we can't acre tract and large residence involved, part of the 32-acre farm of some $100,000 in county funds Of Robbery solve it with slogans."' between" Sycamore Lanes and because of federal and state aid. He said the parkway would co- Red Bank Honda agency, is more There is no federal or state LONG BRANCH — Two men operate with the state's annual than 1,100 feet from the nearest were arraigned last night and sharing of costs charged to the irdered held in lieu of $25,000 "lights on for the holiday" safety residence., Its use for the orienta- adjuster. , campaign, but called it "another bail on robbery charges. tion center, she declared, would Total costs of the program, in- psychological' massage" with lit- not depress adjacent property The men, Thomas Walls Jr. of tle scientific basis to prove its values any more than do the cluding income from all sources Brooklyn and Fred Lloyd of New- 32 YEARS OF DIAMOND LEADERSHIP worth. ' bowling alleys, or the motorcycle are estimated at $11,837,846 up ark, boih 23 years old, were ar- «> IROAD STRICT RID RANK dealership. .-; more than $4 million from the raigned before Magistrate Vin- cent Agresti and remanded ' to 717 COOKMAN AWL. ASIURY PARK. Mr. Baujnan popped up again, 1966 figure at $7,613,491. Open Wtdrinday and Friday Nlghh the Monmouth County jail, Free- Sheppard making Mrs. Bryan admit she Welfare Board members, act- hold, until a preliminary exam- (Continued) is the realtor at interest in the ing in their capacity as the ination next Wednesday. As he spoke to newsmen in a project. board of the John L. Montgom- Lewis W. Hoskins of Freehold, ery Medical Home, did adopt a The men were charged with downtown hotel, he kept his right robbing the Cumberland Farm arm tightly around his second who will be resident manager budget for the home of $552,047. of the proposed orientation cen- The figure includes $421,047 for Store on Wickapecko Rd. at gun- I The New Old Orchard * wife, Ariane Tebbenjohanns point. Police said they entered Sheppard, who has a 13-year-old ter, spoke up next. He testified salaries and (131,000 for other that about eight to 10 carefully expenses. the store on the pretext of buy- + daughter, by a first marriage, in ing cigarettes and held the Country Club Restaurant 4* her native Germany. Sheppard's screened minor offenders would This budget will also be sub- stay at the center after complet- owner's wife, Mrs. Frances Keg- parents died 11 days apart short- mitted to the Board of Freehold- ley and her 14-year-old son, ly after his 1954 conviction, his ing their jail terms for periods of two weeks to a month or more ers. Daniel, at bay with a small re- mother by suicide. volver. A jury of seven men and five Jobs would be found for them in area industries and they would The suspects were appre- women, acting just under 12 hended by Patrolman Thomas hours after receiving the case, be supervised and helped to make Coppolino the transition back to society. Furlong and Gilbert Hoege min- found Sheppard innocent in thi , (Continued) utes after the robbery. July 4, 1954, slaying of Marilyn No sex offenders, drug addicts it necessary. for the defense t Sheppard. She w»s 31 and five or chronic alcoholics would have the benefit of as much In- W» cordially Invite you to have months aw«y from bearing *'» eligible. ,- - , ,,t. focm»tlon!*« possible to freshe "Morrow tries to "break the Thanksgiving Dinner with in. second child whet) «he ivas beat- memories'!" 8 Motorists en to death in the bedroom cycle of recidivism," Mr. Hoskins Dr. Coppolino, 34, former anes- their suburban Bay Village home. explained. thesiologist-hypnotist- author, of Sheppard said the was slain by Mr. Bauman asked Mr. Hoskins Sarasota, Fla., is charged here Penalized, BERMUDA NIGHT an Intruder. if lie can guarantee that resi- with strangling a former neigh- World Famous TALBOT BROS. . As he heard Common' Pleas dents of the orientation centei bor, retired Army Col. William will not commit crimes in the Firm Fined Judge Francis J. Talty read the E. Farber, at Middletown Town- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — . WEDNESDAY. NOV. 23 verdict, Sheppard, on his feet, local area. ship. He also is indicted in . No Guarantee* Sarasota, Florida for the fatal Magistrate Lloyd Elgart Tues- •' Co-Hosts . . . Charlie Truax, mgr. stopped the counsel table a re- day fined John O'Brien, Wayside sounding blow of jubilation. Mr. Hoskins admitted he can' drugging of his first wife, Car- * The "Baron" Fred Lehmann (Like magazine) guarantee this, but added, "I mella, in 1965. Dr., Keyport, $105 for reckless Then,, as his lawyers pushed him driving. Mokt Resamrtioss lortyl down into his chair, he began to can't guarantee you won't, ei- At the time of the Monmouth ther." Assessed for careless driving sob, his shoulders shaking. County Grand Jury action, news were James MacGeorge, 514 Ed- Later, in a corridor separating Harry E. Gilette of Cliffwood papers had identified witnesses CHARLIE TRUAX'S Beach, Morrow Association em- munds Ave., Union Beach", $55; the courtroom where he was con as Col, Farter's •: widow, Mar- Rudolph Roland, Woodbridge, Fairway dining room and Sportsman's Lounge at victed in 1954 from the one where ployment specialist, described jorie; a former maid in Dr. Cdp- his role in Obtaining jobs for in- $20; Clifford Graviet. Avalon La., he was acquitted 12 years later, polino's Middletown home, Miss Matawan, and John, Petty, Lin- Old Orchard Country Club + Sheppard exulted: "Christmas mates of the county jail and Dorothy Jeffress, of • L o n g never has arrived this way!" orientation center residents. den, $15 each. Branch; and the Monmouth Fined $10 each were Walter , MONMOUTH RD., EATONTOWN A jury in Sheppard's first tria Mr. Westlake, who repeatedly County physician, Dr. C. Mai had warned witnesses and spec- Wands, 35 Collins Ave., Port Phone 542-9300 convicted him of second-degree colm B. Gilman, who had as- Monmouth, speeding, and How- murder, and he was sentenced to tators to keep to relevant mat- sisted In making an autopsy of 1 life Imprisonment. ters, called a temporary halt ard Mallory, 507 Dock St., Union Farter's remains in July. Beach, defective muffler. when Mr. Apy started reading Bailey Is Expected testimonial letters about the Mor- Mrs. Liescott Currie, 5 Deer- row Association from prominent Dr. Coppolino and his present field-La., Matawan, received people, including Sanford Bates, wife, Mary, both were present in suspended $25 fine for passing a former state commissioner of in- the. courtroom as Mr. Afflitto school bus. stitutions and agencies, and Rep.made his argument. Mr! Bailey Meridian Brick Co., Cliffwood James J. Howard Jr., D-3d Dist., is, expected to resume personal and Pond Aves., Cliffwood, was N. J. direction of the defense later this assessed $25 for making building "I have heard," he stated, "no week following completion of the improvements without a permit; testimony after, four hours on spe- Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard murder in violation of a local ordinance. cial reasons why the orientation retrial in Cleveland. Dr. Shep- canter should be in New Shrews- pard was found innocent yester- bury or on how it will not im- day. Pause pair the intent of the zoning Both Mr. Keuper and Mr. Af- flitto said that barring un (Continued) For as ordinance." He warned Mr. Apy but said they are "saving the he might face summary dismissal expected changes they will be prepared to start the trial for lives of Marines in South Viet of the variance application for Nam." lack of such evidence. Col. Farber's murder here Dec. 5. Judge Simmill tentatively had Some . Pentagon officials - dis- as 25/ a week r 5 47 In Favor -—r~~~, ' v^—' ^;, 1 ** lv* i 't"_ rrf i*§/ ,-j* \ * '. » ifi * \ •,< * agree widely on the effects of Mr. Apy insisted all evidence set the date earlier this week. Mr. Keuper has said that Mrs. the almost daily U.S. bombings presented was relevant and that in the North. it would be tied In later. He Farber will be the state's key you can start a For some officials, the most then presented a resolution favor- witness, In affidavits already on file, she has slated that she wassignificant effect of the air raids Ing the center signed by 47 bor- has been on enemy morale.' ough residents. present when Dr. Coppolino killed her husband, holding a pil- "When we bomb," one source Christinas Club Mr. Bauman. still alert at 12:30 said, 'the North Vietnamese a.m., seized the opportunity to low tightly over his head in the Farber bedroom, forced to confine their H\ ' U ONI Or THI IMALLMTINVMTMINT FIRMS move the application be dis- contends movements to nighttime and use with us missed because the applicants Dr. Gilman, who IN THI NATION Wl ARI PROUD TO ANNOUNCI death occurred from excessive all kinds of subterfuges. THI OPININ* OP O.UR IICOND OPPICI AT NT : carried pressure on a neck cartilage, ha "When they're on the move, I '• - rMIAIC AVI, FAIKPIILD N. J. burden of proof. they can't even settle down for Be wise and save for '67. Join The Central Jersey O'lRUN • Mr. Westlake thought a testified that he has read a state- SULLIVAN ft CO.. INC. ment from Mrs. Farber that she the night or light a fire to cook Bank and Trust Company Christmas Club now. ment, then ruled the motion pre- rice." STOCKS - lONDi — MUTUAL PUNM mature. first tried to kill her husband Memberships start from as little as 251 a week. We MIMIIRI NIW YORK STOCK IXCHANOI ' herself with a drug injection but Other officials believe the don't just collect your Christmas Club money NORTH AtlURY PLAZA W PAIIAIC AVI. Summing up, Mr. Apy declared bombing has severely limited New Shrewsbury and the site failed and that Dr. Coppolino AIIURY PARK/ N. J. FAIRHILD. p. J. " came in and killed him. the infllitration of North Viet- WE PAY. INTEREST ON IT, - Itt-MM selected are good places for the namese troops into the South, See how our Christmas Club accounts build up NIW YORK IXCHA'NOI CO Mill orientation center because job but concede the evidence isn' opportunities are nearby. He ad- Sell Fast! The Dally Reglstei over a 50-week period: Classified. clear. mitted a good site is hard to find $20.00 a week - $1010.00 Experience on similar projects, $2.00 a week—$101,00 he went on, shows fears expressed $10.00 a week-$ 505.00 $1.00 a week -$ 50.50 by residents to be unfounded. CEASING BUSINESS OPERATIONS $ 5.00 a week -$ 252.50 $ .50 a week-$ 25.25 Far from being a detriment to $ 3.00 a week-$ 151.50 $ .25 a week-$ 12.62 the public good, he added, the FINAL SALE Join The Central Bank and Trust Company After 19 yean In the area TOWER CRAFTSMEN • Christmas Club at any of our -sixteen conveniently Emphoyees li ceasing buiineti operations. All machinery, fix- located offices, today. (Continued) . tures, stock and showroom samples will be sold. group as a bargaining agent for Us employees. SERVICE IS OUR BIGGGST ASSET / If the organization wants such 25 to 6O9b OFF recognition, Prof. Metzler said, Oil ptlntlngi, tUik lampi, door limpi, hurrlctnt lamp*, CAM W£ HELP YOU ? "I assume you request It and candy dlihat, candlaitkkt, umbralla itindi, Paul Rivar* If recognition Is refused, you bowlt, lighting flxturai, itudant lampi, wall lights, .badroom THE either accept the refusal or at- Umpl, nugnlflan, yam, boolcandi, mlicallanaoui gift itami, tempt to force the board to rec- CIII'HAL JERSEY BANK ognize you. TOWER CRAFTSMEN INC. "And, in that attempt, you 101 CHISTNUT ST. RID SANK, N. J. r| iLl!NHO«ST • UUH1DWI - IIMUt INCH - UT0N10WN - IUMIWDUI may or may not win recogni- (MI HOHMOUTH • flUWKD ID • fMIHOtO TOWNSHIP • IMt MUNCH III tion," he said. Sale Now in Progrenit MIKIIOM MMAWM NEPTUNE CITY • SHKWSIUKV - SPINS UK( WKMI1 the association .claims half tli Mount 10.00 A.M. w JiOO P.M., or by apptlntiMut MMM fMeri tof«4 IMWMM C.IMIIWW . . ' board'* 125 emplQyae*, as mem- bers. Tf . • • •'• •' •.' • • Nov. 17, 1966 WE DAILY REGISTER ,Vm$. GERTRUDE V. MMtCtff MRS. O>A tt. THOMAS MU.H. cum. tumaaa M». VBIMH JH JGBHHrr RED SAWK - Mm, 0ertn**e MATAWAM ~- Ut». M* WEWARJC - Wn. UMt* gj» - M», VJcto 3. Mueller Schmidt, V, of fi« H*l- SefcnMt ' , here, died Tuesday et the Sum- M, of 1U West UUSn •tested St., died TuesdaTuesay in Presby- Also surviving are two day at the Shrewsbury Manor mit Nursing Home f Bnai-Israel Islands " HAZLET —. Mrs. Katharine S. Branch, N., J., Marcus Daly of Lincroft, N. J., and Thomas Daly her home. Because it's made of fha fineit tool steal it keeps its Ackerson, 77, of 754 Holmdel Rd., razor-lcetn edge - • and it's wedge ground to slide tfied Tuesday in Monmouth Med-of Rumson, N. J. A High Requiem Mass will be ical Center, Long Branch. The funeral will be Tuesday at offered tomorrow at 10 a.m. in effortleiily thru your holiday bird. : Born in Brooklyn, she was the11 a.m. in the West Point Chapel, St. Elizabeth's Church, Linden. '.daughter of the late James P. U. S. Military Academy, West Burial will be in the family plot cant You can buy these handsome looking knives individ- Point, N.Y., where a Requiem under direction of the Lee Funer- and Mary L. Jewett Stevenson. ually or in carving lets. It will be one of the b»it I She was the widow of William Mass will be offered. Burial will al Home,. Linden. The funeral •M. Ackerson. be in West Point Cemetery un- will leave the funeral home at leave investment* you ever made. •••••' r She was a member of the Key-der direction of the Adams Me- 9:30 o'clock. The Rosary will be Jport Literary Club, and of that morial Home of Red Bank. recited at the funeral home to- home? Incidentally, Gerber steak knives end carving sets night at 8 o'clock. club's Ex-Presidents Club. would be a great Christmas gift too. ': Surviving are three sons, MISS SARAH DENNIS SEMEN LALAKIN SHOD by James H. Ackerson and John B. RED BANK — Miss Sarah C. •jtfti Z64 Norwood Avt« Ackerson, both of this place, Dennis, 89, formerly of 104 Wall HOWELL TOWNSHIP — Se- and Allan S. Ackerson of Honolu- St., West Long Branch, died yes men Lalakin, 79, of East Fourth phone. fui nil iiis dally 9 to 5:30 lu, Hawaii; a daughter, Mrs. terday in Rivercrest Nursing St., Freewood Acres, died Tues- John W. Foster Jr. of Haddon- Home. day at his home. NEW JERSEY BQj. interior oWgriers DEAL wed. and fri. eves. 7 to 9 field; a sister, Mrs. Helen L. Miss Dennis was bom in Long Mr. Lalakin was a retired la- Friedlaender of Fair Haven, and Branch, daughter of the late borer. He had lived here 15 years. 10 grandchildren. Charles E. and Sarah E. Bennett Surviving are his wife, Mrs. The funeral will be tomorrow Dennis. She was a member of Maria Lalakin, and three step- »t 2:30 p.m. in the Bedle Funer- St. James Episcopal Church. daughters, Mrs. Marie Maierhof- 11 Home, Keyport, with Rev. er, Mrs. Frieda Germadnig and Sharon T. Scholten, pastor of Surviving are a brother, Charles E: Dennis of Ozone Mrs. Anna Bobner, all of this Keyport Reformed Church, offi- place. ciating. Burial will be in Park, N.Y.; a sister, Mrs. Bes- sie Tomasky of Aberdeen, Md., A Mass was offered this morn BROADLOOM Holmdel Cemetery. and several nieces and nephews. IN MEMORIAM ing in St. George's Church. Burial Arthur Schartf — Died Nov. 14, 1»6S, Private service arrangements was in St. Vladimir's Cemetery, We miss you now, our hearts are tore. A» time Boes by, we ml»» you more are under the direction of theJackson Township, under direc- Tour loving imlle, your gentle face. 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n the dark for hours," they may have son entered active duty. shortly said. ; here. He recently received the Bronze after completing his undergrad- "Se§ms to be staring Star and the Army Commenda- Benjamin Sandberg, district uate studies. into -^ what Is it, a tele- manager. Social Security admin tion medals for service there. . scope?" istration, will speak, on the Prior to leaving for Viet Nam, To fill jobs fast, place "Help "Only happens, I notice, "Major Points of Medicare," Dr. Capt. Simpson had been assigned when the moon, is full." Paul K. Bornstein, Asbury Park, to the Uth Air Assault Division Wanted" ads in The Daily Reg- When it had been going on will give the "Physicians View- Which later became fhs 1st Air ister Classified. for a short time, I saw a point of Medicare." neighbor one night walking Miss Winona Darrah, executive through his yard to the director, Monmouth County Or- garage. We exchanged ganization for Social Service; greetings and I thought a Mrs. Anne Graham, medical Sandford word of explanation was in social case worker, Monmouth drder. Medical Center; Mrs. Betty Wal- "I'm counting birds," I called, and im- lace, executive director, Home mediately realized that if there had b">n Health Aid, will represent home questions as to my sanity before, that should health agencies; have clinched it. AUTOMATIC WHOLE-HOUSE When the big project started, I could no longer work alone. It was a two-man job Workshop Set HUMIDIFICATIONL.with any type heating system My_asslatafits^JrOim,time to_time,jncludcd rv^because s new Aprilaire^umidifier,-speclflca!ly_da-J my wife, a brother-in-law, my young daugh- MATAWAN — A final work- signed for hot water or steam heat, has joined the famous ter. The neighborhood must have thought the shop is scheduled tomorrow in forced warm air models, Same features—completely auto- whole family had flipped its collective wig. STUBBORN FOLIAGE — This oak tree the rectory of St. Clement's matic ... big capacity .. . rust-proof construction. .. Now, 14 years later, our secret is out. in plot adjoining Red Bank High School Catholic Church, Matawan, Or minimum maintenance and service. It's "The Humidifier (It never was really a secret. I explained it chard Pkwy., Morganville, for That Really Works." to-ffH who asked; but few seemed willing to parking lot had shed all its foliage, ex- the Christmas Bazar to be held risk the questioning.) cept that on one branch, which had stub- Nov. 25 and 26 in the gymnasium In the'current issue of The Auk, journal bornly retained all its leaves,- when The of the Matawan Grammar School. M M ^wtfm^r of the American Ornithologists' Union, is a Daily Register photographer Don Lord! The finishing touches on the lengthy article on a Unique study of the • handmade Christmas decorations mystery of bird migration. With it is a series' spotted it. A few days after photo was and handmade knitted wear wil The hunftdifier that really wOrksf of maps, each with many arrows. Within each . ' made this clump also began to fall. be completed by the committee of the .arrows'is a dot over the position of Saturday./ '. Other booths will contain can an observation station in the project. One of Some of the interpretive problems Jjave dies, homebaked pies and cakes those dots is me, sitting at my telescope, been worked out. More will crop up, no ; religious articles, dolls, toys, H & L SHEET METAL WORKS on those nights back in October, 1952. doubt. But this looks like only the beginning- jewelry, plants, almost-n e w •• • • * :* •. . of the information which may be gained clothing, parcel post, and San- 119 LEWIS ST. S42-1900 EATONTOWN OPERATION MOONWATCH was just from the great mass of data at hand. Chi getting started then. Observation stations * *•_'..'*•• were manned in 235 locations in 45 states THE CURRENT report covers only one and three Canadian provinces. Some 1,391 watch period—one full-moon season of five Where are you heading bird students and astronomers took part in ...r . . . • . - days. Observers continued to work through that first full-moon period, from Oct. 1 to 5, several flight years, three fall months per FINANCIALLY? 1952, and they counted 35,407 migrant birds, year. ' • silhouetted against the moon in their flight. The method worked out for presentation Flag the military. "The effort was organized and' is still of the report in itself took a lot of thought. being tabulated and correlated by George .i * * * * i gure t0 It consists' of a series of two-color multi-sym- A;'>•.':' H. Lowery Jr; and Robert J. Newman, bol map charts, with color combinations of ornithologists of Louisiana State University. the arrows, over each station or group of »/*' money is to SAVE money. HEAD Dr. Lowery had discovered that by focusing stations indicating volume of -flight for a Epaulet. coat t : a telescope on the moon, an observer could given night, the directions of the .arrows *vV ---'rPOR OUR ASSOCIATION and -get data that would give a fair representation indicating the major directional trends of of the volume of migration flight and its di- ;i ! flights. Four nights in October are covered. in officer's tin -' open your savings account now* rection, among other things. Superimposed on each chart are indicators The ornithologists realized that with sam- of factors \vhich might affect flight—wind di- ;^:-^ • ••.'•."•'- plings taken from many observation points rection and velocity, surface weather condi- ••*,sv - ' • •, •*• - • •' •• throughout the country, they could learn tions (fronts), isothermal layers, and land '^;^j has paisley.- : * - something of seasonal variations, and effects features such as mountain ridges and large of winds, fronts and other conditions on flight bodies of water. Bed Bank volume and directional trends. i The findings are too extensive to outline lining. 60.'00. ; The response to the appeal for co-opera- in this space, but we'll probably have occa- Savings \ tion outdid the scientists' expectations. The sion to refer to them from time to time. volume of returns was only one problem that In addition to my own station, one was AND LOAN ASSOCIATION had to be solved. Many complicating details operated in Lakewood. I knew of that one. Navy pea' coaf,', 10 BROAD ST. • RED BANK, N. I had to be ironed out, standards of volume It was manned by student's of Georgian Court grading set, study and report methods worked College as a biology project. On at least one 741 • 3700 out. It required more than a decadeofwork. night of the first study period, I learn from red satin lining, r A preliminary report was published in 1964, one report, a station was manned at-Free- Safely of your Savings Insured up to $15,000 12 years after the first moonwatch period. hold. I hadn't known of that one, and it may The first general tabulation is that in the have been a remote .station set up by the new Auk, which readied my mailbox last same Georgian Court group. 30.00. Name Rogosin Parade" Marshal General Electric Factory Authorized WEST LONG BRANCH — The Beaunit Mills, Inc., a company Monmouth College student body he built 54 years ago, and has leather bag, 17.00. elected Israel Rogosin, Allen- been president of Rogosin In- hurst executive - philanthropist, dustries, Israel, Ltd., since 1961. to act as grand marshal of the Monmouth College Carnival •, , Big watch. ;PECIAL SALE Homecoming - Winter Carnival parade and floats will move down parade Saturday. Broadway from Norwood to Mr. Rogosin was among the Ocean Aves. to the reviewing small group who founded Bran- stand, in Garfield Grant Park v?/.< : " The bands switch. deis University. A retired mem- at 2 p.m.1 ; , 95 ber of the New School for Social Research board, he set up in 15.00. ' New York, with Prof KuTt Lewin, BOOK FAIR SATURDAY a program to develop scientific ENGLISHTOWN — The Man- approach to Jewish problems. He alapan - Engllshtown Parent - then organized a group of 60 Teacher Association will hold a J. KrideF'r. r boys in Union City, NX, Com- book fair Saturday from 9 a.m. munity Center for character to S p.m. at. the Cordon Corner building. School. Adult and children's • Corner.- ,".'• '. New General Electric He retired as president of books will be available.

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\ ••• ft— Parking In Itaar of Sret*. Intronw en Whlf* ,ftr**t •< '> ' ' NOTI—WB IIRVICI IVHYTHINtt WI SILL The Register's Opinion Death Valley Day e .'** >, The Airport * Cross Purposes on Arms Edward I. Brown, the owner of Monmouth. Airporl/wMl t Township, believes that the county Board of Freeholder* I* re- The United States is exhibiting a nouncement of a U.S. sale of 25 A-4B lying more heavily than it makes clear on interests' el Fort • strange and self-defeating ambivalence jet fighter-bombers to Argentina was Monmouth in development of a publicly-owned airport. .. followed by a decision on the part of At the same time, Mr. Brown suggests : on the subject of supplying arms to an area of possible compromise for future •' ; other countries. At the 17-nation Dis- neighboring Chile to purchase 21 Brit- expansion which at least merits consideration l armament Conference in Geneva Presi- ish-made jets. This in turn led Peru, in the continuing professional study which . dent Johnson proposed that "countries, with Pentagon encouragement, to seek the freeholders have-authorized. . 20 F-86 American fighters. Later Maj. Gen. William B. Latta, the Fort |on a regional basis, explore ways to Monmouth Commander, who has made no * limit competition among themselves Washington confirmed the sale of secret of Fort Monmouth'j hope that the -.for costly weapons often sought for 55 M-41 tanks to Brazil. county will get into the airport business, even ; Any narrow economic benefits though he says it cannot take this to Be a v ^reasons of illusory prestige." In August which may accrue to the United States commitment for business, insists that regard- ? the "President urged Latin America not from such arms sales are more than less of what the county does federal laws . ; to divert its limited resources to pur- JOHNSTON WJH not permit the army to invest in con- offset by the social and political set- strucTioh on a private field:7 ~ ;" " --——„. __i..-.^_ jehase expensive military equipment. ., ,,.backsJor American policy set in mo- The freeholders and the general seem to be convinced,, ; Meanwhile, however, the Defense tion by our military exports. While the subject to outcome of the survey, that only with the aid of fed»n 'Department—in the interest of increas- U.S. is striving through the Alliance eral funds through other than Army and FAA source* eah th this: „ toward the safekeeping of their wealth differ ~" the proportion of their wealth involved is so Jr., and Joseph Azzolina will run again lor their lower house And, of course, the party leader- And, as we said on the day after from those of the rest of • small that the Federal Reserve Board puts seats. us? an asterisk next to this asset (meaning it ship has picked up Sen. Case's bid— Sen. Case achieved his tremendous The answer Is, as you amounts to less than JA of one per cent). While the senators will run in the county at large, It ll saying it hoped -the senator would victory, we look to him to provide the might suspect! they invest They may own a half dozen palatial estates, certain that Coleman and Azzolina, hailing from Asbury Park play a "very active" role in state party progressive^ thinking andjthe progres- their funds in radically dif- but the proportion of their wealth in these and Middletown Township.- wUi compete in different districts.., no matter how the Assembly lines are drawn. This .would_meaSL_ politics, including the selection of sive leadership that, unfortunately, has ferent ways. Thelmctlonsr- "•homes conies to a picayune 4* per cent. In are so "far out" in com- savings accounts .and other liquid assets they that the GOP will be looking for an added, starter In each of candidates. been lacking in many respects in the parison with the average also have an insignificant 4 per cent. . the two new districts. , ,. Republican State Chairman Web- party. U.S. family that they ap- The Republicans also will have to come up with a can- ster B. Todd said his staff intends to But, to do this, the senator will have- pear to live in another fi- Instead, a giant 50 per cent of their didate for freeholder to oppose Democratic incumbent Eugene . nancial world.]. ; • ;£.„.. wealth is in such investments as stocks, J. Bedell, presuming he will seek re-election, Some informed^ work closely -with Sen. Case's - aides |p make sure he indeed follows through bonds (particularly tax-exempt state and lo- sources believe the GOP, conspicuous by thie fact that it hfat PORTER If you're like most of "so the Republican party an this state on his claim to a bigger voice in state us, you have an abiding cal bonds), other publicly-traded securities, no one from western Monmouth currently in its elected family^ can go forward .with-»:constructive party policies, The.senator is hot the curiosity about how the very rich manage , real estate. Another 23 per cent is in their will turn to the Freehold area for .this nomination. -5? own businesses and professions. And a fat program." aggressive type — and we do not ex- to become and stay very rich. Now for the . If so, the leading candidates would appear to be Freehojd) first time, some fascinating clues to what 18 per cent is in the "miscellaneous" cate- Mayor Frank Gibson and Freehold Township Committeematf? History shows that some Republi- pect him to suddenly change his per- they do are revealed in an exhaustive sur- gory, covering such sophisticated resources Daniel B. Schwartz, both of whom are believed actively ia^- * can leaders in the state have not often sonality. But he must remember — if vey by the Federal Reserve Board and the as oil royalties, commodity contracts, patents terested: Unfortunately for the mayor. Freehold borough failed Census Bureau of "Financial Characteristics and most important, their trust funds. While to elect local Republican candidates in the big GOP sweep Nov. sought the advice of Sen. Case. The he doesn't call New Jersey's Republi- the Federal Reserve Board does not trace reason was that the senator, a liberal can leaders they won't call him. It is of Consumers.'! •• 8 while Freehold Township was having a Republican field day.. If you have under $1,000 of wealth (equity their holdings of art, antiques, precious The county GOP would have been very happy to have Men Republican, very often took positions up to the senator to make the first call in your home, car, business or profession, metals, etc., they obviously hold huge county Budget Director Theodore Narozanick and. county. Per- that rankled some of -the party's — and make certain he follows up checking or savings accounts, stocks, bonds, amounts in these, too. ' sonnel Director Joseph Collins elected to the Freehold. Council. more conservative members. And the with others. etc.) the biggest single chunk of it, 48 per Incidentally, an amazing 91 per cent of Mayor Gibson had given assurances they were "shoo .tins." cent, is in your car, and the next Single the wealth of the $500,000, plus families with But, with Harry Sagotsky back hard at work in the Democratic ' biggest chunk, 34 per cent, is in savings ac- a head under the age of 35 is In tJie "mis- camp, both Republicans were losers. ' Miss Wallace Honored counts or other liquid assets. If you have' cellaneous" form. These are the rare rich between $5,000 and $10,000 in wealth, .the kids with the trust funds. <* We. were pleased'to-see the new sented to the hospital by the nursing biggest chunk, 59 per cent, is in your home • Of course, these percentages can only be ON THE OTHER HAND, the Schwartz wing of Freehold honor that came last week to Miss staff in gratitude for • her guidance. and the rext,,bigg«st, 17 per cent, is in sav- Judged^against the. total wealth concerned. Township Republicanism was eliminating Mayor Albert V. Mc- Ruth Wallace, director of nurses at It was a warm arid wonderful tribute ings accounts or other liquid assets. If you A family with wealth of $5,000 which has Cormick from the political scene, at least temporarily* q. step Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. —and had even greater meaning be- have between $10,000 and $25,000 the biggest 59 per' cent in Its home has $2,950 invested. many county GOP leaders hoped for — but which,.by diem- single chunk, 55 per cent,- also is in your A,family with wealth amounting to $500,000 selves,'they could never have achieved. Miss Wallace, a Capable and dedi- cause it came from those serving un- home and the next' single biggest, 16 per which has 4 per cent in its home or homes Democrats will be facing an uphill battle, as in any year' cated nurse, was cited by her associ- der Miss Wallace. cent, is in liquid assets. •has at least $20,000 'invested. - when Stout and Beadleston are heading up the opposition ticket. ates at the hospital for the high de- Riverview Hospital is fortunate to Mr, Bedell may very well want to consider whether discretion might not be the better part of valor and submit himself for gree of leadership she displays both have established a reputation as an election to the Assembly in the northern district rather than —onarid off the job. - - —— - — outstanding institution — one which- John .Chamberlain: These Days tor re-election as- freeholder in the county as a whole; :— She has been Riverview's director cares greatly about the people and If he is considering such a plan, it probably would be part of nurses for 15 years and has served the community it serves. But this of an even broader effort to reorganize the party with Rep. for 27 months as a nurse in the Navy reputation is due, in large part, to James J. Howard taking a stronger hand and a share of the leadership with Sheriff Paul Kiernan and Mr. Bedell moving Nurse Corps. nurses such as Miss Wallace who Peace in the Air? in as county chairman in place of Undersheriff p. Paul Campi. .At a reception last-week, _ an oil daily give-their best to their patients It may be time for me to have my head The respective alibis concocted ia Moscow As Undersheriff, Mr. Campi has not had the time to devote portrait of Miss Wallace was pre- and to their hospital. We salute her. examined, but^I'm beginning to believe that and Peking could mean that Ho Chi Minh to party matters. He has become by all odds one of the busiest peace in Viet Nam is in the air. - • will wake up one fine morning to discover public speakers in New Jersey, carrying on an ever - expand- The reason for thinking this is the strange he has been cast in the role of. the patsy, ing series of presentations on crime prevention and law enforce- competition between Red China and Soviet or fall-guy. But the Russians, we may be ment information. Russia in preparing alibis sure, will try to sweeten the pill for h|m by! ? .Mr. Campi also,still holds ambitions for public elective.of- jRohert. S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington in case the Communists •'. an effort to win at least something by the flce and sees himself as perhaps one of the- party's best vote - lose the Vietnamese War. diplomacy of "peace-making"' that the'Viet getters countywlde, He might be Inclined to become a Seriate or About every third week the Cong hasn't been able to win on the freeholder candidate in an exchange for his party chairman- Red dragon in Peking battlefield. .•;.•...- ship. .'. . •-* -' The Commission's Spending lashes his tail, snorts fire, •*• * * ' and announces that Moscow WASHINGTON—There is a curious omis- for the express purpose of receiving and THE ALIBI PREPARED by Moscow in sion in the flurry of books published recently acting on a financial statement. is In league with the capi- talists to betray North Viet case an armistice must' be accepted will be in the U.S. and abroad assailing the investi- Both Warren and Rankin, solicitor gen- used to Justify any compromises made neces- Cynic's Corner By gation of President Kennedy's assassination. eral in the Eisenhower administration and Nam's Ho Chi Minh. The accusation makes no objec- sary by U.S. bargaining at the peace table. ' While sharply castigating and challenging now city attorney under New York Mayor And Ho, who can't manufacture an SA-2 various procedures and John Lindsay, readily agreed. But repeated CHAMBERLAIN tive sense, for the Soviet ships go on docking at the missile or • a Mig plane, will have to take findings of the inquiry, in efforts to fix a mutually acceptable date what is presented to him, Some '. instances vigorously proved futile. North Vietnamese port • of Haiphong and the controverting them,.not one * * * Russian-built SA-2 surface-to-air missiles keep The danger in the'Red competition In of these critical. tomes says on. knocking U.S. bombing planes out of the alibi-making is that big, good-hearted Uncle PERSISTING IN THIS EFFORT, Senator.. skies over the Hanoi area. But, just in case Sam will try to make it easy for both Mos- anything about the extra- John Sherman Cooper, R-Ky, ,one-tlme am- ordinary, fact that there has Ho Chi Minh is doomed to fail, the Red cow and Peking to save, face. But this Is bassador-to India, and a personal friend of Chinese have their excuses ready. The word " something 'that may take more ingenuity never been ~a financial ac- the late President, finally arranged a meet; counting of the probe. will go out through Red China that Moscow than can be mustered by even our most ing last spring. But nothing "came of it be- has let the Southeast Asian revolution down.. adept experts In appeasement. As M. Stanton To this day, there has cause Rankin didn't appear. At the last mo- been op report, either' pub- . * * if Evans points out In his searching new book, ment he was unable to come to Washington "The Politics of Surrender," "liberal" for- lie,or private, of how much • because of an "emergency." . „ THAT ISN'T THE WAY they will be hear- the Warren . -Commission ing it in the western Communist world, how- eign policy can be stretched into the strang- Cooper'Is still trying to get an account- est shapes to make things palatable to the •pent and for what. ing. As an alternative to holding a special ever. At the recent celebration of the Bol- Even members of the seven-man bbdy shevik Revolution in Moscow's Red Square, Communists. But how do you please both commission meeting, he has proposed that Peking and Moscow when they are each are in the dark about that, Rankin send each member a detailed report the Soviet minister of defense, Marshal It was their understanding that a detailed Rodlon Malinovsky, made the usual ritualistic faced with the task of proving to Communist for his examination and incorporating in the parties throughout the world that it was "the financial statement would be submitted-and commission's records. „ denunciation of the "imperialist United made a part of the cSm- States,", .which was behaving "criminally" in other guy" who made it necessary to end ' What comes of this plan remains to be the Nvar by a compromise deal? mlssion's record before It seen. Asia. He also pledged more Soviet aid to disbanded — in October, Hanoi. But the really interesting thing In the Western foreign policy has not been dis- 1964. For some unexplained THEBAILY Malinovsky speech was the- way he hedged his tinguished by Its astuteness, as witness Yalta, reason this has never been bet on Ho Chi Minh. Communist China, he the loss of China, Suez, Hungary, the Berlin done. REGISTER said, was obstructing Soviet and East Euro- Wall, Fidel Castro, and.the Congo-Katanga The four congressional THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1966 pean aid to North Viet Nam, and making it shambles. But the inability of the Commu- members of the commission difficult for Ho to win a victory that could nists to solve their own problems has saved 4IM3 Hronil St., Ilrd Bank, N. jr. have several times sought H7(l III. .13. .MirtdlrdMHi, N. ,/. otherwise, with world socialist unity, be the West time and again, Ben Bella couldn't such an accounting, but to 30 Kail Mnln 81., Freehold, N. 3. achieved. n& liroodway. Long Branch, \. J.. •make Algerian socialism work, Nkrumah no avail. Elllb. linn liv JolTnTl. Cook anil ll^nrr CU» Mallnovsky's alibi was quite in line with flopped in Ghana, and Sukarno brought rich Last fall, a year after SCOTT^ Fubllihrd hy Tim Itrd -Bank Urglitrr Inoorponled the similar alibi offered by Arvid, Pelshe, • a Indonesia to the verge of ruin. And now that the commission had termi- •M. IMlfuU) KKM,V, rtiliH.lur member of the Moscow politburo. Listening Red China and Soviet Russia are each con- nated, the blpartisnn group in Identical let- « Arthur Z. Hamln. Editor to the Russian 'alibis was a little too much fessing their failure In Viet Nam by trying "Would you believe It? They're already ters to Chief Justice Earl Warren, chairman, * for Red Chinese diplomats In Moscow. They BuhflcrlnUnn Priori in Advnntre to'alibl themselves out of responsibility for scheming and plotting for the '68'• did J. Lee Rankin, general courisej. re- 6lnxl« eonv at cnunter. 7 cenU: by mall. 10 cenli walked out of the anniversary meetings in losing the war, maybe the U.S.- will obtain a quested that a^peclal meeting be convened 13 monuia—JIB.I0 3 month!—19.19 • lections!" „ •,« nipnth>-j S.BO i mOi)U) -ji.so t protest. ' '"T peace by default. ' A Delegate* Attend YM-YWHA CAC Post LONG BRANCH-Thirty Moo-its* J«WW> Adopts \Middletoivn Library mr/uth Orpfty YW-VWHA School Policy Is Accepted gales tad their children b«y« members of Nt±toB*J Highlands Plans to Be Aired returned from their four-day Boardr pler sev- ENJOY nounced by the state Division of for la§t night has been postponed cratic county freeholder candi Sergeant Is Railroad Transportation on a to tonight. date. eral parts of his home due to own ex- HEALTH barter agreement to swap 7.8 acres of land now-owned by the perience and .interested Injinding out Fort Provost township for nine acres south of how home improvements can benefit FORT MONMOUTH — Tenthis tract for library use. years ago Jim Cotter, military The board has agreed that the cam him personally. Must be willing to de- policeman, was a desk sergeant tract would be suitable for the in the~Fort Monmouth provost library site, mand standards of high quality, courte- POWER HUMIDIFIER marshal's office, Today he is Projected financing for the leave ous and prompt service and reasonable provost marshal. library will be based on 35,000 With only 1,600 officers in thesquare feet for the building and home? rates. Those who settle for less need not Enjoy the comforts and protection Jilitary Police Corps, Maj. an additional 35,000 for future of moisture-conditioned air in Tames R. Cotter admits the sitexpansion- . The total figure wil apply.—741-2139. your home. The New General 990 jation he finds Mmself in today be estimated at building costs of Shop by lets you feel warm at lower tem- is probably unique and believes $19 per square foot, peratures, cutting heating costs- "reasonably uncommon" to Architectural plans drawn by makes your home feel "garden it is phone. Schloeder Construction Co. iiave served as an MP, desk Kobayaski, Bostrom, Kaplan and ,frtsh," plants flourish — enjoy marshal <0 5HREV/SEUKT AVE . RED BAN health, avoiding throat and nose sergeant, and provost Brazinkas, Red Bank, include a NEW JERSEY BELL irritations—keeps furniture from rf the same post. parking area for 14) cars. "dry-out" and fabrics from becom- Last September an assignment Whether this much area ing brittle, they last longer. The SELtCTOM Dl*l CON.\ TROLS'HUMIDITr Df TO to • Korea temoved the E-Com- 'Ganiral 990 will pay. for itself in A B»U0N PE« HOUR tnand's former provost marshal, ' oni season. Does not affect fur- • CLOG FREE solenoid valve — Maj. L. L. Bush. The Command Open9:30to9:30,Sa&trdaytwitU6 nace operation. Installs easily. cleanable monel filter pre- tapped the next senior man, Maj. • NO MOVING FARTS—no pump, vents clogging Cotter, provost marshal in the fan, or float to wear out • COSTS LITTLE to operated-less Support Command in Philadel- • NO SPMYINB—no calcium res- than night-light bulb ' phia. idue to Irritate nose and throat • REVERSIBLE installation — on Although' his home today is . —no "white dust" to disturb any forced warm air furnace, in Cherry Hill, his (Fort Mon- housekeeping . cither left or righUldi mouth job has made him a weekend commuter. Monday to is proud to present... DISTRIBUTOR Friday he lives in bachelor of- ficers' quarters here. Mrs. Cotter is the former Miss Mickey Parleman of Belford, whom he met at the Fort Mon- mouth USO beach in his earlier MINER SUPPLY CO ! ..' •) • MP days here. They have three children. South of the Krupp Pigskin Award Offer Accepted SALES and SERVICE WEST LONG BRANCH — An offer by Amory H. Waite Jr. of Oceanport, to donate an "out- standing football player of the PELCO, |NC. year" trophy to Shore Regional High School was accepted by the school's Board of Education last 747-3509 night. Mr. Waite said he will donate the trophy and stipulated that each year's outstanding player's FRANK VERANGE name is to be inscribed on it. Mr. Waite is a retired Fort Monmouth scientist and a for- 741-7217 mer explorer and expert on Ant- Urctica.

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•'.• . ' THE DAILY BEGISTEB Jhuadaj, Nov. 17, 1966-0 OFFICERS RE-ELECTED Both Drivers Penalized After Crash FREEHOLO-Russell P. CUy- COLTS NECK - mu lautA guilty of e*rd«s 29 Hudson Ave., Attatle Jfigfc- ton, Freehold TownfWp, P*» **** Seynwur i, JOdnberjg yy driving *ri fined fiS, n*te&tA j>resfeJ«jt of the Moo- Units for Homecoming Carnival Are LiMed WAS fined tlfl for movth Ownty #w4 of Sericul- fined two persons for motor ve- Fnnk Guwiier It. of Rt. ttl, to yield the right of way at a WEST LONG BRANCH -Jdent-business affairs, Monmouth Blue Grenadier* *nd Dottie Dun- mer"; Tau Lambda Chi, "Valhicl- e violations as the result of Colts Neck, owner of the truck ture for the coming yew. Re- "Season of the Year," theme of College; J. Russell Woolley; ton Twirler* an4 Drill Team ntine's Day"; Theta Epsilon an accident on Rt. 537 on Oct. 28. was fined $5 for parking a ve- stop sign. elected as vice, president and treasurer were Dominick t«c- Monmouth College Homecoming- Mayor Fred Schantz, West Long ill parade. Chi, "Humpty Dumpty Had a Mrs. Lorna K. White of 68 East hicle partially on the roadway Winter Carnival parade will .beBranch, and Mayor Peter Nasta Great Fall"; Women's Residence Main St, Freehold, who struck without sufficient lights. Sell Fasti The Daily Register carelli, Keyport, and Fred Dawn. Floats, their titles'and spon- Englishtown, respectively. evident here as floats and carni- sio, Long Branch. sors are Alpha Phi Omega, HaU, "Seasonal Pastimes". a truck parked on the roadway, Also, Edward E. Conover of Classified. val-type creatures move down Each float will be judged in 'Service the Year "Round"; AJ. Broadway from Norwood to best, most intricate, and most jha Theta' Chi, "Let's Be Thank- Ocean Ave. Saturday. original categories, and first and ful"; Ohi Sigma Delta, "Spring Lester Richens, Colts Neck, second place trophies will be 'ever"; Delta Sigma Pi, "De- junior class president, promises awarded. Sororities will com cade of a New Year"; Kappa 16 floats, 10 inarching units, andpete for the Sorority Trophy and Beta Sigma, "Season of Plenty"; cars carrying the grand mar- Kappa Delta Chi, "Indian Sum- SHOP PROWN'S other groups will enter the con- shal, Israel Rogosin of Allen- test for Monmouth College Alum? mer"; Mu Alpha Phi, "Princess hurst, and 19 homecoming queen ni Cup for best all-around float. Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring"; candidates anil last year's queen, Drill teams of Fort Monmouth, MU Theta Chi, "Autumn Splen- Lynn Sherlock, Fairjawn. Point Pleasant Borough High dor"; Phi Kappa Psi, "Winter Judges, who will review floats School, Mi^idletown Coppertones, Wonderland"; Sigma Alpha Beta from their Garfield Grant Park Silver Angels, Point Pleasant Ca- "Summer the Year 'Round"; stand, ihclude Alfred J; Proven- dets, Monmouth College Blue Sigma Phi Omega, "Autumn Academic—10 Years of Progress FOR REAL cher, assistant art professor; Star Twirlers, Union Beach Fire- 1956-66"; Sportsmen Club, "Pop- Clarence W. Withey, vice presi- men's Band, Monmouth Colleg ular Daytime Sport"; Tau Kap- pa Epsilon, "Lazy Days of Sum Most .... People County Bar THE WORLD'S Prefer MOST HONORED WATCH Home Bid For good reason, tool It's the world's most honored watch! Withdrawn FREEHOLD — A bid to build HUSKEE What a wonderful gesture to glue to someone special... a home for the Monmouth Coun in a variety of breath- ty Bar Association at Haley and ALUMINUM COMBINATION DISCOUNTS takingly beautiful 1967 Court Sts. was withdrawn from styles for ladies and borough Board of Adjustment men of fastidious consideration Tuesday night. SAVE ON INTERIOR PAINTS taste! See them now! STORM WINDOW John Baker, president of Bak- i GOOD __ er, Inc., told .the board that since the Planning Board was consid- ering rezoning the area from residential to commercial, he P. V. A. would wait uintil it reached a de- $ cision. FOR When Mr. Baker first proposed COOK & DUNN'S the plan, two residents objected 89 99 because of possible increased LOWEST PRICED PAINT. INSTALLED! GAL. traffic problems. Also objecting RAINBOW LATEX was Thomas Shebell, an attorney FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR 2 with offices in Asbury Park and with property within 200 feet of the proposed building, because HUNDREDS OF COLORS 3.99 GAL. he said the /bar association knew V Heavy duty throughout nothing about the plans. y Stabilizer bar for added strength ,BETTER Mr. Baker had proposed to construct an $85,000 one-story co- / Anodized aluminum screen, wire HERE'S AUTUMN COLOR lonial building near the county FOR YOUR WALLS WITH courthouse, V Cleans easily from inside COOK & DUNN — HARMONY COLORS Crash Hurts Rubberized 2 Motorists WE Velvet Finish MATAWAN — Two motorists REGLAZE are In fair condition in Perth 98 Amboy General Hospital after an V iteel or "Olympian" accident yesterday morning on ON ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES REG. 6.39 GAL. gallon Alliqitor strap 4 C. Fac.ted crystal and Rt. 516, just west of the Lake ' $75.00 black silk cord $79.50 Lefferts bridge. ALL 1966 MODELS ANY TYPE OF BEST Lay-may lor Ctiriilmm Police identifed-them as Mrs New, pay p*xi year Dorothy E. Hunsicker, 52, of No Old, Discontinued Models ALUMINUM FRAME COOK 'N DUNN Stonehurst Ter., Hazlet, and TEFLON - G.E. HAMILTON BEACH ..^ ^^^^^r"1^"-' 3 WAYS TO BUY Gregory Rickey, 21, of High- WINDOWS ONE COAT—NO 1. Opm op •ceonnt. land Park. The woman sufferec STEAM - SPRAY ' No mofttV down. : a bead injury and the youth li LATEX ImaMlMM' oollvtry. 32 YEARS OF DIAMOND LEADERSHIP be'uVg treated for facial cuts; llmonrfcttopoy— \ A sutamons' has not been is IRON WE WALL FINISH wttkly or monthly. 60 BROAD STREET, RED BANK sued pending completion of thi 98 98 2. Pay wh*R you buy. 717 Cookman Av«., Asbury Park investigation by Patrolman Car MS-0B^.' 3.' UM osr lay-away Open Wtdnesdav and Friday Nights 19 RETAPE REG. men Messina. ' 95 and RE-CORD 6.98 HAMILTON BEACH—LIST 19.95 VENETIAN 5 HOLE IN HANDLE 9 x 12 Reg. 29.95 Cordless Rechargeable 1 24.95 Fri. and Sat., Nov. 18 - 19 • 2 Days Only DROP CLOTH OB CLOCKS-20% OFF LIMIT 2 XV. AND BISSELL APPLIANCE SHAMPOO MASTER 11' VILLAGE COMPANY COUPON REG. 7.98 661 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. , LINCROFT QUART • RED DEVIL ' t 747-2545 (Lincrofr Village Shopping Center) 28 FREE LIQUI~D •••felWaT* * '•" Motorola TV 6 PaiiMarnishRemover PlllZEa . Transistor tape rtcorder •r •^•^•'•Mf/ • Slx-transUtor portable radio REG. 98c — KITCHEN SEE THE NEW C Air LIMIT 1 AUTOMATIC TILL 11/19 qt GRAND OPENING SPECIALS Conditioner Exhaust Fans KEY MAKER 51 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS COVERS COVERS HEAVY 198 RCA Whirlpool RCA Whirlpool 19" RCA Portobia RCA Whirlpool PLASTIC I 1.98 - 2.49 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR .TELEVISION SPECIALS WASHER • No froit. Z-daor EVERYTHING IN DRYER WITH CART from frown's $ TRAVERSE, CAFE S 95 and DRAPERY RODS 239 SCOTCH PINE GIFT WRAPPING 124 » 174® 14 cu. ft. 129 INSTALLATION AVAILABLE CHRISTMAS TREES Foil (pkg. of 3) 6?c NO DOWN PAYMENT—FIRST PAYMENT FEB.. 1967 4 FOOT : 8.98 FOIL (pkg. of 10) 1.98 7 FOOT 17.98 RCA CONSOLE MOTOROLA 21" RCA 16" Portable RCA CONSOLE NEW Thanksgiving ORIENTAL STEREO COLOR TV TELEVISION STEREO NEEDS BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS .... 98* - 1.29 • AM-FM RADIO VENETIAN 85 $ Roast Pans VELVET BOWS (Ready Made) .. . . 59* - 1.98 BLINDS Cake Pans SPRAY SNOW ...... i ...... 59* up 468 109 138 THIN SLAT, NEWEST Basters : 198 AND PRETTIEST Skewers DOOR FOIL ...... 1.00 roll PORTABLE 6-tranilttor, portable THING IN Meat Thermostats 3-Speed Portable WALKIE VENETIAN BLINDS COMPLETE LINE OF TREE LIGHTS. INCLUDING MIDGETS STEREO RADIO TEFLON PHONOGRAPH With Earphone 99 • COOKIE SHEETS ICICLES (Silver and Gold) . . from 25 TALKIES PHONOGRAPH • MUFFIN PANS 5M0 • CAKE. 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LADIES' & MISSES' VIENNESE LACE Judge CORDUROY SHELLS CARCOATS FOR LADIES' and MISSCS" GENUINE BUNNY FUR EARMUFFS 1 FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART Yourself! Camp. Valut $2.7? Lovely patterns in pastels and j SNOW WHITE , Fabulous selection of durable cor- CROWN REGAL SOFT FLUFFY duroys. Quilted lined. Belted or dark shades. 100% Acrylin. Herman J. Carter PROTECTION RESERVE AGAINST THE loose backs. Sizes 8 to 18. Easy wash. Sizes S-M-L. M Proof. 40% BLENDED ' SANDY HOOK — Herman J- BITING WINDS. SATIN Carter, 376 West End Ave., Long SMOOTH BUNNY FUR. Branch, has been named public j LATEST STYLE SENSATION LADIES' and MISSES' WHISKEY relations officer of the Sandy GIRLS' 2 PIECE HPTH 3.10 Hook Division, Coast Guard Aux-1 EXPANDED VINYL iliary, for the Hth consecutive | Ladies' & Misses' MOD QUART 3.85 time. Permanent Press | The app°'"tment was an-1 SWINGER JACKETS V2 gal. 7« nounced at a division meeting Sizes at Coast Guard Headquarters, STRETCH LEATHER LOOK MMMMH ._ here, by Louis A. Bopp, division S E T S captain, of Fair Haven. SLACKS CROWN REGAL Mr. Carter, who served with SPECIAL the Coast Guard Reserve during $399 $#99 World War II, has written and M Proof BLINDED released more than 3,100 ac- counts of activities of the Coast I ATTACHED STIRRUPS. Guard and its auxiliary in the! FRENCH WAIST BANDS • Corduroy jumper WHISKEY shore area, which included some Qutlt lined. Season's NAVY - BLACK • BROWN • Poor Boy turtle neck FIFTH 2.83 1,700 photographs he has taken AND LODEN ••west shades. Sixes 8 which were published. He was double knit top QUART 3.52 • Long sleeves cited 17 times by high ranking to 10. I W Coast Guard officials lor his , • Sizes 7 to 14 Vi gal. 6 outstanding record, highest In the I nation. Mr. Carter is . a _ member of | STORE CROWN REGAL the board of Long Branch Com- munity Adult School -where he | HOURS: RESERVE • serves in a publicity capacity,,. We Reserve MONDAY. THRU 86p,.., Scotch Residential Sales the right SATURDAY Volume Up $4 Million 9:30 A.M. FIFTH 3.85 TO LITTLE SILVER — Sales of II QUART 4.82 residential real estate by the to limit 10 P.M. lour Multiple Listing Services SUNDAYS affiliated with the Monmouthll quantities TIL 'County Board of Realtors showed THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY o P.M. a small decline in October com- pared with the same month last CROWN REGAL year, but the volume for the first 10 months Is. stilt more than I SPECIAL $4,000,000 higher thaff last year, I according to figures released by BOYS' BOYS' 80 p,..f Scotch John H. Folk 2d, president of[ MEN'S PERMANENT PRESS MEN'S DRESS the board. Permanent Press FIFTH 3.62 Combined figures (or the four I DRESS CORDUROY services in October, 1966, showed | SLACKS QUART 4.52 221 listings, 150 sales and a vol- SPORT 95 ume of $3,555,(W9.ias against 250 SHIRTS V2 gal. 8 listings, 167 sales and a volume LONG SLEEVE SLACKS of $3,761,319 In October 1965. SHIRTS CROWN REGAL $299 Ideal weight for the 11 Synagoguej 2 3 100" 2.S7 EACH W winter months. Ivy or Warm and durable. 1.77 EACH V Services . Polyectar and cotton blend Continental styles — 100 ,„„ Vodka Ivy belt model with MONMOtmt REFORM TEMPLE jrtgutar or snap tab collar Pelyatter and cotton blend. dark fall and winter • Shrewsbury Rakbath Eve Mrvleu will be held ] stylet—Whit. • Strip*, or cuffs. Sizes 29 to 42. No-Iron Wash & Wear — QUART tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. In the sanctuary. Plaids —Shot t to 18 colors. Sizes 8 to 16, Rabbi Edward EUenbogen will aMclate. I Solids — SIIM 14 to 17— Hit Mrmon will be: "What Ii ts«|| 05 ' Future o( * Judaism?" Sleeve length 32 to 3$ — COMP. VALUE 4.99. COMP. VALUE 2.97 COMP. VALUE 2,99. TEMPLE BETH AHM 4 Matawan Sabbath serylcei win be tomom at 8:30 p.m. in the Strathmore School. I Rabbi Morris L. Rubinstein will of-1 flclate. The Matawan Chapter ot the I Women's Organization (or Rehablllta* I A WINTER WONDERLAND VISIT OUR CROWN REGAL tlon Through Training will be thft holts I RECORD at the Oneg ShabbaU II S Saturday services will be at • a.m. OF FASHION SPECIAL In Uw First Aid building. CHRISTMAS DEPT. CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM LADIES' AND MISSES' I'M FOR THE Red Bank LATEST HITS Sabbath services will be Saturday at I 80 froo( Vodka 1:30 a.m. lor the Junior ana senior I congregations. Rabbi Fred Cohen wlllll officiate. I STRAPS-TIES * Fifth 2.68 CONGREGATION RNAI ISRAEL Rumson Quart 3.36 Saabath^^ervicBS-wlll-begltt-al 8:00 I p.m. .Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff will con- I STEP-INS duct the services. Cantor Sidney I Echarrt will chant the liturgy. Dorothy I JEWELRY Grant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ed- f JEWELRY ward Grant, will celebrate her Bat I DEPT. DEPT. MlUvah and wilt chant a propheticII portion. " Sabbath services are at 10 a.m. Gary OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF Mcnilelson. son ot Mr; and Mrs, Jo-|l LADIES' and MISSES1 CROWN REGAL scph Mendelson, will celebrate his 1 Bar Mitzvah. ' Sunday morning services are at 9. PIERCED "90" Services will be held Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Jay CotenoK, son of Mr. H THE BEACH BOYS and Mrs. Sam Cotenoff, will be called EARRINGS to the ToraJi as a Bar Mltzvaa. ?0p,.o,GIN CONGREGATION BROTHERS IMITATION CAMEOS OF ISRAF.I, AND OTHER PRETTY STONES Long Branch WITH 14K GOLD POSTS. $187 $037 $087 FIFTH 2.96 Kabbalos Shabbos services tomorrow I — »iir v «t- f.m- ts.ta: QuartL3.6»V_ ^__ Sabbath services begin at 8:30 ^a.m. L PAIR 10 . .wlten Rabbi Rafael G. Ormimin will «t*ak on ''Crisis In Israel." Edward . _ IMITATION CAMEOS Roa. $3.79 Reg. 54.79 Reg. SS.79 2S EngeJhart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome I SELECT SHOES IN THE SOFTEST OF SMOOTH MEN'S y.ngelhart, will lead the Mulal serv- |C PEARL LOOK V2gal.7 ice. 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The temple choir will mee YOUNG MEN'S ATLANTIC this week to prepare for the Hanukkah festivities. The choir CHUKKA SA VE TODAY AND EVERY DA Y' UTILITY KITS members are Mr. Tinkler, Nor- man Raimcn, Abraham Kapul- * ACRES OF FREE PARKING * BOOTS A SUPERAMA tky, Mrs. -Pekor, Mrs. Jack Rai o Extra 1.49 men and Mrs. Bernard Wagner. VALUE Large BOTTLED A Hanukkah party will be $|66 o Heavy held Dec. 10 at the Elks home. Duty EXCLUSIVELY FOR The annual candy cale for the PAIR • Brass temple is being conducted this FULLY LINED Zipper week. WATERPROOF • Vinyl CLEARVIEW NEW MEMBERS UPPERS Plastic DOUBLE DUTY handle SHREWSBURY - New mem- SOLEX HEEL LIQUORS, Inc bers of Monmouth Reform I > Nylon Temple will be honored at this | Material | Shrewsbury Avt>. week's Sabbath to be held at,] CHARGE IT WITH Green AT ROUTE 35 8:30 tomorrow night. The sister-1 HIGHWAY 35 & SHREWSBURY AVE. , NEW SHREWSBURY "EASY-CHARGE" Onlyl hood will honor them at an Oneg I Shabbat. New Shrewsbury Drivers Ufyder 24 Get M&st Suspensions THE DAILY REGISTER Tbureday, Nov. 17, 1966—11 < J, CaJJ, ij, a Vart Freefcrtfc E, Ave., Union'Bf*et>; Xtmei G, 10 Granted Dworees county driver* » cotdler, lost bis U- 20, of 77 Waterman Ave,, ,Ri»m- Keppler, 21, of 172 Second Ave., JRRE^HOU>-Monioouth Coun- Groff, Gettysburg, Pa., tor d t tt«n three tfn; 5 Anthony %, Twnxtusr)a;Long Bwncfc, «a* Joseph Van- W00LW0RTHS fejr) — Union musicians last night approved a new work agreement with the NeW York City Ballet ending a three-day strike that scrubbed the season's opening perfor- mance. Members of the striking Local 802 -of the AFL-CIO American Make your own decorations . • • Color Stereo Theatres Federation of Musicians ratified an agreement reached earlier on terms for a new pact to govern the work of the 55 orchestra mu- sicians. STYROFOAM PIECES cost you A spokesman said the orches tra will go into rehearsal today Lightweight, easy to han- for its performance tomorrow night in'the New York State dle pieces are perfect for Theater at Lincoln Center. tablepieces, candle hold- JThe_new contract gives the ers, tree trims, many other much less musicians a $24-a-week boost uses. Choice of shapes. from, their present $200 salaries during the first year, $11 more in the second and $6 in the third year. than comparable units The union failed, however, to. get guarantees of full employ- ment for the entire orchestra during the last three weeks of the ballet season* purchased separately. To Complete MACNAVOX OFFERS YOU PERFECT COLOR PICTURES AUTOMATICALLY! • MAGNACOLOR, the years-ahead Big Picture Color TV ,, . offers all the advanced features you want — right now! 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Open Daily 9:30 A.M. 'til 10 P.M. Sundav* 9:30 A.M. 'til 6 P.M. LETOWN - ROUTE 35 *For Sales Allowed By Law. THE DAILY REGISTER Tbuwdty, Nov. 17, 1066—13 Appoint Chairmen Mrs. Hinton Now Selling Real Estate VtZFMOLD — Uxf, Pnu&lit FAJR HA'/EH ~,H»U Florid*, Mr$, Wttm U And Mxt, Ttdnin « m River Kit* w-jber«t'A« F*ir Haven *»]l.lng "A re»i*Mt d;WamMfc&im&-. DOttoced tbi» week Club *nd a. representative of th«|sioce 1M7, Wr», Hintpa «SsW*f James "Betty" Hintoh h*> Joined North Jersey. Yacht Mtfftg As-|witb ber two children,'Wijt^" T the Colts Neck Hre Companj its expanding residential real es sociation. kjc lntla, on "Holly U, F«ir, No. 1 auxiliary. tate department. Prior to joining Hall Bros., Mrs •••< Mrs. Hinton attended Strayer Hinton was a marine broker for MEMIM MIMKI Mrs. Lewis Joline and Mn, College In Maryland. An active Twin Light Boat Sales represent- Eugene Orzechowskl will be sailor from Massachusetts to ing various marinas in New Jer- TRAVEL AGENCY,HC chairmen of the 'annual card party to be held jointly with tbj fcnfalg MoMioath Canty for II Y«or» auxiliary of Fire Company |No, Robert C. Reisler Represents Kislak WHY PAY 2 in the spring. NEWARK — The J.I. Kfslak A talesman with the Kislak 144 BROAD ST.. RED BANK An antique show will be, fifeld Organization, statewide real es- firm four years, Mr. Reisler is MORE? Telephone 741-5080 on the fire house grounds AprT tate, mortgage and insurance a graduate of Long Island Uni- 29. Mrs. Stanley SchancK Jr., firm, has announced the assign- versity, and attended Syracuse TO BETTER SERVE YOU WE WILL BE OPEN ment of Robert C. Reisler as Its Law School. His apartment house (EFFECTIVE NOVEMlM 1) will be in charge of the food booth. representative for apartment sales in Essex County during the The annual St. Patrick's Day house sales in Monmouth and past year totaled more than SATURDAYS 9 AM. TO 4 P.M. Ocean Counties. $1.5 million. • WEEKDAYS 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. dance will be* held on the Satur- IT COSTS NO MORE TO BOOK THROUGH day following St. Patrick's Day with Mrs. Lawrence Marquard' YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT and Mrs. Clark Henry as ' a* chairmen. Gam MIDDLETOWN ow leave It. 35 osd N*w Moimoiitk IU. 1 " HOT WATER HEAT LABS DONATION — C. Donald Mahoney, right, com. home? NEW SHREWSBURY, munity relations supervisor for Bell Telephone Labora- Sbnwabiiry Ave. ot Rt. 3S] tories, Holmdel,- presents check to Lou Vaiti, president Located la "Shop by AHunHe Sup»rama WITHOUT PLUMBING of Red Bank Community Appeal. In acknowledging the SHREWSBURY IT'S THE HEALTHIEST, THE SAFEST AND THE MOST Bell Laboratories corporate gift, Mr. Vaiti said that al- phone. 550 Brood St. ECONOMICAL WAY TO HEAT YOUR HOME OR OFFICE though the campaign is going well, it will need the Shnwtbury Y«u avittepm* end >•• (or yourwlf tht* NmorltabU n«w development NEW JERSEY BELL that mabl** you to hay* th* cl«arilin*» enj comfort ba left safely even In below zero w«other. Oecorptor grey enameled finish. Mast economical of electric heating 2 Professors Explain PROUDLY OFFERS YOU OUR TRADITIONAL devlcei. 3V4' deep x 9)4"hlgh. UL, CSA, HEMA, M.Y. City and Coniuwnweolth-Edlion certified. Sales of Real Estate (No matter what heating problem you may have, fust bring along a rough sketch with dimensions and let factory trained personnel solve It far you. There's no charge or obligation of course.) EATONTOWN — Advice about| selling real estate was given Manufactured by International Oil Burner Co. Hot Water Electric Heat Division, St. Louis, Mo.(«3110) to 100 members of the MonmouUi *•.«•» *•*«••*»*•• *• «•>'mim •»'*» •»•••»••••«• eaSENO FOR FREE BROCHURE NO. H-374-5 County Board of Realtors by two Portable I Permanent V Now you can .have the' full story of electric For Rooms Wett Length Plus-ln heatlnE—why _lt has becni(so costly to use in college professors'at the faU'ed Up To Capacity of Heater' Model* cational seminar in the New ' fh ^5'' ; ~* 7H Jersey Room of the Monmouth Shopping Center.' xM 5a * just - Zi |ba heatedat suchturprlslogly low cost. Tbere The speakers were Stephan S. 7 ft. Jf .1» no cost or obUgation, of course. Castle of Rutgers University, who »*»• »~**|Your Nam*..- , Phone No. ' , spoke on "Creative Selling," and Herald the Holiday season with Alfred J- McCuliough of Mon- this traditional 4avorite... mouth College, whose subject was Cumberland Farms EggNog is t AN AOVMIUH MIKXTM* "The Psychology of Selling." Frank W. McKenna Jr. of Red produced only during the Holiday Just pour •• Mi* to nod oil about thii .revo- Bank, chairman of the board's Season..from Thanksgiving til New lutionary new heating • development in Education Committee, presided, ocean eletiric Ufe, Look. Sotirday Inning Port and John P. Curtin of Leonardo, a Years. The period is short, so and serve fedl^ paWlcMMS : throogtott ' tfc* director of the board, opened •Why tiot enjoy every minute 'the meeting and delivered a of it""*" " welcome address. Serve this delicious EggNog today..serve it often ! HALF GALLON

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IN "ULYSSES," Leopold Bloom, played by Milo O'Shea. i sits up for a nibble from Zoe, played by Maureen Toal. 1 The film, based on the book by James Joyce and mads in Dublin, has been produced by Walter Reade Jr. of Middle.town. . . «C« Reade to Produce Joyce V'Ulysses' By JANE FODERARO OAKHURST — When James Joyce completed "Ulysses" in 542-2150 1922, his massive work caused a Phen* to have Wards carpet literary storm on both sides of consultant show swatches, the —Atlantic.™ In -some- quar- ters, it was hailed as the great- - give a free estimate. est literary feat of the 20th Cen- tury; in others, it was banned. When Walter Reade Jr. re- leases his motion picture of "Ulysses" for just three days at theaters around the world this March, the film should be no less controversial. ~:Fram-the~Oakhurst"headquar- ters of Walter Reade, Inc., the president and executive producer of: "Ulysses" said: "This pro- duction is being presented with- out compromise to its * original form; and content. We have an obligation to the genius of Joyce not to alter his;inspiration." before (Joyce's epic - length work Walter Reader Jr. courses through the lives of three main characters on a single June for six years and finds it to be day in 1904 in Dublin.) "the most meaningful film of my -"Since we are making life." In recent months, Mr. 'Ulysses' as Joyce wrote it," Reade, who lives in Middletown, Square yard Square yard* Sqvareyordl Mr Reade continued, "there will has commuted between New York Regularly 7.99 Regularly 8.99 Regularly .99 ~bsLmomen,ts-that-jvill—be more and Dublin—where the-film-was 10 personal, more explicit and more made. He said that on his latest Installed - Installed ••stalled 'adult than anything ever seen or visit, he saw the rough assenv heard on the screen. blage of "Ulysses" before the SAVE ON NYLON CARPETING NYLON SOT CARPET AT SAVINGS NYieM OR ACRILAN* CARPET Faithful Translation long task of editing had begun. "Just as the novel originally "Nothing, absolutely nothing in Nylbreek... Continuous filament nylon Nylera 501* . . . carpet in a smart abstract Nylcrest 501® . . , continuous filamant ny- offended some people, so will the the assemblage was shocking," pile in a handsome textured design, 4 solid • design, 5 handsome solid colon. Dent* con. lon pila, random sheared, 3 twieds, S.solldi. motion picture. he said. "The only thing you colors and 3 tweeds to complement your tiriuoui filament nylon far excesds 501* Andpr'a-Aerilan® acrylic pit* in a cut and -'But, we have aimed at a faith- could say is that it was artis- rigid, standards of quality. loop pattern, 5 handsoma colors. ful and artistic translation and tically thrilling." decor. You get Jong wear with easy upkeepl know that this film would be one Mr. Reade' speaks highly of the with a very special appeal to a co-producer, director and script NO MONEY DOWN—no monthly payments till February on an/ Homo Furnishings purchase very specific group — a mature writer of "Ulysses." They are all and sophisticated audience." the same man—Walter Strick. Because the film will be "un- Both men, though unknown to . questionably controversial," the one another, had wanted to do Reade'firm has devised what is "Ulysses" for many years. Inde- perhaps the most'unique releas- pendently, they had tried to get ing plan in the history of motion rights to the book, but the late pictures. Jerry Wald won out in 1961. When "Ulysses" will play for three he died, the rights reverted to days—and three days the Joyce estate and Strick im- —March 14, 15, and IS In 150 mediately purchased them. Then engagements around the world, he needed financial backing. 135 of these in the United States. One will be in Asbury Park, at a A chance meeting with Walter Luxurious 9x12-ft. nylon pile rug Walter Reade theater. This un- Reade Jr. in New. York, who precedented plan will include had been an associate in the pro- 00 four performances in each thea- duction of "The Balcony," was e • e buy now and get 10 savings! ter, with a matinee scheduled the beginning of their partner- . March.15.; . • ship. Mr. : Reade said, "Because of A First Now it's easy to enjoy the luxury of a new the special/nature of the distribu- Mr. Reade explained that, in continuous filament nylon'rug, thanks to tion policy, we will hold 'Ulysses' the past, he has generally con- • Beml»afr-jof-"filnr-exhtljHofr-all interest In flh ^VyM*iw/tew.^prieil_Springy looped pile : over the world when we will ~de hancing and releasing. "This' is resists dirt and staini—spills simply wipe scribe the film in full." He said actually the first time," he said, 1 REG. 44.99 , his company will use slides, stills "that I have taken an active in- up! ''Tuf-Tred" foam-mesh backing won * and portions of the sound track terest in filming xpn a creative • stick to floor. 6 decorator solid colon. and will discuss the history of the basis." book. He said he thoroughly sup Exhibitor Seminars ported tHe"casting of "Ulysses." "In no case," he said, "will The English Shakespearian ac- any exhibitor be in.the dark as tress, Barbara Jefford, will play to exactly what kind of picture the voluptuous Molly Bloom; an "Tuf-Tred" this is." He said the seminars Irish actor, Milo O'Shea, will be foam-mesh non- will include the content of the Leopold Bloom (and, Mr. Reade .:—now-historically* famous passage, says, the perfect Bloom); while skid back Molly's stream - of - conscious- the third main character, ness monologue. - phen Dedalus (or, Joyce himself) In short, the releasing policy is played by a Scottish : actor, Is designed to avoid censorship Maurice Roeves, who came to the of, the film in cities where it will cast with the high recommenda- be exhibited. The film will not tion of Laurence Olivier. be shown to the press, to the trade or to censorship boards be- Mr. Reade said that, initially, fore .the public release dates/ "If other members of his firm were it cannot be« shown without ad- reluctant about doing "Ulysses." Rayon-cotton scatter rug vance viewing," Mr. Reade said, "But," he said, "I wanted to do "then It will not be shown "iii It because of my personal feelings , that place." about the book. What Joyce co If, like the book, "the film trib'uted to literature was almost STYLED WITH STRIPES, should become the center of as important as the paragraph," dlclal^controversy, Mr. Reade lie said. "I have always been EDGED WITH FRINGE states that the crux of the argu- convinced of his genius, and 1 ment will be ''the. "written • word am equally convinced about the vs. the spoken word." He ex- movie." plains' that the movie has been 88 made without any visual scenes that could be questioned by cen-Bridge Party REG. 2.99 sors,'''The camera fades away,,". 1 Benefits Seniors he said, "whenever there' might WEST LONG BRANCH - A be-a question of taste." bridge party-fashion show was • Subtle gradations of rich color "However,".he said, "the dia-held in Shore1 Regional High logue Is exactly the way James Sohool by (he Parent Advjsory • Luxuriously soft, dense loop pf/k Joyce' wrote it,- The script comes Council to raise funds for thej| • Completely machine wathab/e directly from (he book that was Senior Class prom and gradua- approves by the courts In 1933, 9-fff. vinyl surface tion..^. . :A "Why," he reasons, "should the Standing out in bold relief against "' word that Is spoken on theiscrecn Sixteen models from the Senior be any different from the word Class modeled fashions from flooring reduced! a low cotton pile background, lus- thai is written in a book?" Segall's Long Branch, and Franklin Simon in the' Monmoilth trous rayon stripes run from light to Slx-Yenr Project Cufs easily with scissors, no As an afterthought, Mr. Reade Shopping Center. Commentators dark in radiant colors. 24x36* rug. mused, "It Is rather fortuitous were Miss Louis Tahan and Miss pasting needed! Wide ar- has non-skid latex back. that 'Virginia Woolf was released Robertn Miller, both teachers at r,ay of patterns, colors. For the school. before 'Ulysses', .and it wasn't •use on above grade floors. 99 Reg. 3.99, 27x45".scatter—2.88 planned that way. Mrs. Joseph Scalise, Mrs. RUN. FT. Meredith Wnolley and council Reg. 7.99, 36x60" accent—e.8'8 "Who's Afraid of Virginia 1.49 r.f. 12-ft. vinyl I.T9 REG. l.|» Woolf" • was the Tnylor-Durton president Mrs. Richard Demaree film that raised a few eyebrows were co-chairmen of the ev'ent. earlier this year. The next council meeting will MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN CIRCLE Waltpc Reade Jr. said he hasbe held Jan. 17 at 8 p.m. In the been working toward "Ulysses" school. fo./U, Court Remits TH& DAILY REGISTER Tfcnwdsy, WOT. 17, lftK—IS Walton Wills Shares !& ^fi jit '*" In 2 id Sim .FREEHOLD - CUytoa G. These'seven other wills also Walton, Freehold Township, who were probated: FAIR HAVEN - Fair Haven DEAL — Magistrate Harold PORTRAIT OFFER died Oct. 24, left hl<[ share of EDITH E. BEGGS, Little Sil- VALUABLE Broadway Market, Long Branch, resident* are being asked to re- Halpern yesterday sentenced a ver, who died Oct. 20,-left $500 spond to a mall survey to tiring And Community Market, Leonar- to six months in Jail for This Coupon When Fremted at Studio do, to his son,. Clayton C. Wal- and an antique chest to her sister, the school census, last taken in COUPON Dorothy L. Wilson; *499 to her 1964, up. to date. Forms mailed fjjeeing the police and then re- Entitle* Bearer to a Beautiful ton. this week request information Mr. Walton and. his son. Clay- nieces, Pamela M. Wilson and mitted the sentence on the basis about children, both in school and of the defendant's good behavior tton, , were co-owners of the gro- Virginia D. Norton, and personal preschool, length of resident In While serving another sentence eery and butcher stores. effects to her daughter-in-law Pair Haven and the age of the • 8x10 OI1-CO1ORED ! In his will probated in the of- on other charges. Evelyn A, Beggar her son, David house itself;- fice of Surrogate Donald J. Curt- Ernest Moore, Rockwell Ave. ilngham, Mr. Walton also left W. Begga, and her grandson In a new approach to school census-taking, residents are Long Branch, was, in addition, PHOTOGRAPH*^""* $200 to his son, Fred Walton, and Daniel L. Beggs. She left the sentenced to 30 days in jail in the balance of his estate to his asked to return the forms to the (Suitable for Fnni*0) balance of her household fur- school, either with their children default of a $50 fine for driving Wife, Eleanor K. Walton. His nishings^ to her husband, Charles without >a license. The Judge fvill was dated Jan. 29, 1957- or by mail. A corps of PTA volun- teers will collate the returns arid recommended mental and psy- W. Beggs, and the balance of her chiatric/treatment for Moore. estate to her son,. David w. make personal calls on those who do not return the forms. Airs. Judge Halpern said Moore pre- LORSTAN STUDIOS Beggs. Her will was dated Oct, viously1 had been sentenced to a Frits Ellenbass and Mrs. John ail in 41 BROAD ST., RED BANK. N. J. JfoneywelPs Caroli are co-chairmen of- th« t&t M l "» Long Branch • court" oh other charges. He said SHadyside 7-5540 JANE R. BELL, Red Banlc, suTvey group. tha Deal sentence could be ONI Dally 10 to * — Friday rill » who died April 13, left her es- Information obtained from the served concurrently with th tate to her daughter, Georgina census will enable school author- Long Branch sentence and Moore Cholos of ppreofc. In vtrioui posn. Chlldrtn murt U feepmpanlad by par- M. Bell, in *er will o! July 23, Jtad already served four months •nts. CWIdrin'* pproof i mutt STritumwl bf P»rwrt«. *1,» «tn cfcam for 1954, ities to plan for entering Kinder- OFFER EXPIRES Mch addlttontl p«r»on In group*. No copying of oolh. r photoj.Onlpj_y on. of the latter, coupon to • piraon. Only fttturam dooi la oilil , not dathlndthl * or IwdviounIdvd CECILIA M. GORSEGNER garten classes and determine' DEC. 31, 1966 whether population diaraoteris- ' Moreover, he said Moore had Fair Haven, who died Oct. 24, submitted ait appeal for-remit left her estate to her parents, Ucs of the community are chang- tance of the sentences in both • Fred and Gertrude Gorsegner, in ing. ' courts on grounds of good be- havior. Judge Halpern, like the her will of April 5, 1947. "The survey wilt also co-operate I With « program, being initiated Long-, Branch magistrate, re ONE OF THE MOST AMAZING PHOTO OFFERS TO APPEAR IN ANY NEWSPAPER! IRMA JORDAN, Red Bank, by the Rumson-tair Haven Re- mUted me .unserved portion o who died Oct. 29, equally divided gional High School, The* high the sentence.' I This is th« same valuable coupon that thoutand. of impie formerly |Mireha«t4l from our wreserrtativ^s. Now we are prihling it directly in this newspaper, for your greater convenience. Clip it out NOW and bring it to our studio— her estate between her daugh- school Is attempting to help stu- dents with college placement by They're Unique! Ads In Thi I to get your oil-colored photograph in time for Christmas! •MCtRIC CLOCK ters, Na'ncy Af. Whlteon and establishing a file of local resi- Paily Register' Classified work Prfscilla D. Dentz. Her will was dents who are willing to'talk to for you around the clock. Place dated July 10, 1962. high, school students about the yours, nqw, taflipenme for AUCE ri. MIELKE, Long colleges they attended. Resi- -nisct it for Branch, who died July 21, tefl dents Interested in helping are $1 to her brother, Henry Mlelke. being asked to list their colleges. The balance of her estate was pes a tench of left to her sister, Elsie E. Mlel- Drivers Fined BASKIN S modem tome elegaacet ke. Her will was dated Oct. 14, 5 WEEKS TO CHRISTMAS! 1954. DEAL — Magistrate Harold Halpern yesterday fined area CM for nil WHRNTS todoyl ANGELINA SALVAROSI, Mon- mouth Beach, Who died Feb.111, residents for traffic violations In JUST TIME ENOUGH TO: left her estate to Norma Lepo- municipal court. {3) rattlin her will' of Jan. 13, 1945. (1) (2) Fined for speeding were Thom BUY THAT SEW-LOYELY SARAH THOMAS, Keyport, as Baldino, Interlaken, $13; Alice ORDER BASKIN'S FINE SEW THOSE GLAMOROUS who died Oct. 29, left $1,000 tc G. Fisher, Oakhurst, *8; Nellie CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS HOLIDAY CLOTHES AND PERSON A FINE DRITZ William G. Layton and the bal. M. Markow, Bradley Beach, $9; AND DRAPERIES: SEWING AID: Angola Fregalli, Long' Branch, ROBES, SHIRTS, SKIRTS, ance of her eststeto her sister, Select I r om +houiands df Adiustable dress Annie G. Smith, to trust .for her $10; Charles E. Zanschoick Jr. JUMPERS AND^COATS: *. farm"...... :.l:...:l.™.!:.T^r:.T.2O".0O children. Gerald W. Thomas, Brick Township, $10; Gail handsome domestic and im- Schlossberg, Oakhurst, $9; Char- 45" terry-veleur .,...,.3.75 yd. Sewing baskets. , Janes Thomas and Donald C ported fabrics, famous names South of the Krupp lotte Daniels, Asbury Park, $10; buckets, hassocks, 2.98 to Thomas. Her will was dated 36" quilted eottons ...... 1.98 yd. Feb. 21, 1962. Mary Falkenberg, Asbury Park, like Greeff and Schumacher, and foot stools :...... 19.95 $10; Charles J. Weber, Rurnson, 90 BROAD ST. priced from ... Viyella flannel, Cutting board 3.98 $8; Martin . Keller, Keansburg, RED BANK, N. J. 50 washable wool 3.75 & Electric scissors 7.95 $11; Cornelius Buckley, Won- ...4.59 yd. thread box _ 1.00 mouth Beach; $10; David J. Car- Horn* Decorators and \" to 42 yd. and cotton —, ner, Matawan, $7, Ferenc N Pmvayera of HIM Fabrics Cut velvets, antique satins, bro- Pure silk Imports, Dressmaker ham 3.98 meth, Asbury Park, $10.. • Sine. IMS cades, fiberglass, boucles, sail- sol|ds, prints and 5.95 to Needle board 9.95 KaLhryn Sicillano, Ocean Town cloths, tweeds and more. brocades 25.00 yd. Tailor board . , -5.95 1 ship, was fined $25 for passing a Expert workmanship, meticulous attention Bonded moss erepe . . 2.98 yd. Skirt marker ._ .•••••;....2.50 'worthless check in payment fo to detail, plus 21 years of experience. Cheney velvet ...... 3.19 yd. OR WHAT COULD BE MORE a traffic violation. Judge Halpern ruled that, in the future, the Wool/rayon felt ...... 2.69 yd. THOUGHTFUL THAN A court will accept only money SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE: 747-3650 Peau satin ... 1.98 yd. BASKIN'S GIFT CERTIFICATE? orders and bank checks through the mail for payment of viola .. Everything for the woman who lew^hame: McCALL, SIMPLICITY, tions. . , , PATTERNS Judge Halperjj issued 12 arrest SERVICE warrants- for those, who failed to appear in court for various affic violations. Buys-Out Manufacturers

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Also welcome once who has been conducting with KEYPORT —-Mrs. Dominick of large droplets. bade in town, sprightly as ever. Trolian, president of the Keyport again is Valerie Masterson, a a genial bounce. The firm's "hers" gift sugges- CAR WASH SET On its umpteenth visit, the High School Mothers Club, has troupe began a four-week stay at rattling coloratra and pretty, During the visit, continuing tion is their swivel spray kitchen ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The too. until Dec. 11, "Ruddigore," reported six new members have faucet device, which changes a City Center Tuesday night with joined the club. sophomore class of Henry Hud. « performance of "The Pirates of . The one new notable is Chris- Patience" and, of course, "The regular stream of aerated water son Regional School will con- They are Mrs. Leo McCann Penzance" to make any Gilbert tene Palmer, who makes the Mikado" wili also be displayed. into a "needle" spray for rinsing duct a car wash Saturday at the &-Sullivan fan jump with de- Piratical "maid of all work" All's well at City Center. Mrs. Richard Disbrow, Mrs, dishes and {quick sink cleanups. Frank Kite, Mrs. Thomas Perno, Sea Scout building in the mu- light. both funny and warm with her Area'dealers offering the items nicipal yacht harbor between 10 Most of the lead singers are hearty contralto. Mrs. Theodore Engstrom am BUS TRIP Mrs. Thomas Groome. are George Supienski, plumbing a.m. and 1 p.m. NEW SHREWSBURY — The Mrs. William Friedrich and and heating, Keyport; Holmdel To fill jobs fast, place "Help Community Club plans two ac- Mrs. Peter Jerkowicz will hea Plumbing and Heating Co., Mid FURNITURE CO. tivities for this week. the committee for the 1967 ju dletown; Hillstrom and Eager, Wanted" ads in The Daily Regr u.m.. members are taking nior and senior prom. Inc., Rumson; James W. Kauf- mann and Son, Eatontowm ister Classified. WEST KEYPORT. N. J. a bus trip to Smithville Inn, At- Mrs. Wilma Leone will lantic County. They will leave chairman of the 19th annua 264-0181 from the Boro Bus Terminal sports banquet and awards nigh Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury, at to be held in May. 9 a.m. The annual Christmas diniie —en-Saturdayrthexlub will hold fordub members will 13e"hel Cant a dinner-dance in Alpine Manor, Thursday, Dec. 8, at 7:30 p.m. i Highlands. Committee member: the Idle Hour Inn, Leonardo are Mrs. Harold Sherman, Mrs. Mrs. Bernard O'Brien is th< leave , Julian Christiansen,- Mrs. Charles chairman. The dinner will be heli Long arid Mrs. George Macom in lieu of the regular tnonthl 'Open Mon. and Fri. evenings meeting. dome? ! ber. SUNDAY RECITALISTS— Mrs. Eleanor Benoist, at organ, Shop by Typical Examples of Monmouth Beach, and Mrs. Geoffrey R. Wood, so- prano, of New Shrewsbury, prepare for joint recital to be Of The phone. given Sunday night in the sanctuary of Christ Episcopal a°4 LIQUIDATORS Hundreds Of Church, Shrewsbury. The 45-minute program, for benefit .NEW JERSEY BELL . ENTIRE STORE BUYERS Other Famous of the church's organ improvement fund, will start at 7 Brand Items o'clock. 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. I OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY Not Advertised At. Rt. 35. Shrewsbury—ot the Red Bank Una (Thursday and Friday 10-9; Saturday 10-6 Offer to Help KEANSBURG — Since the Fed- ON SALE FRIDAY ONLY - 10 A. M. TO 9 P. 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••*; CUBS TO M Palette Talk HIGHLANDS *- Cub Scout Pack 25 will meet tomorrow'«>• ning In the Community Center 9 instead of on the usual fourth Friday, which falls m. the Thanksgiving weekend. Theme fhe Mcllvains Call to Rome of the program will be Sp»«-• By ELEANOR MARKO which they created at school. as yet completed. The form lies' gained from their two semesters painting* by her daughter Pinewood Derby cars will be dis- "Florence — it's a place I want The huge crates arrived last latent — but promising. (10 credits) $t school and their Catherine Scaur of Deal Rd., tributed to cubs accompanied by to go back to." week safe and sound but* with Two works Mcllvain had cast' side trips; to England and France, Wayside. The artist herself win a parent. This comment by Douglas Me- a snarl in shipping charges. in bronze in Italy are a small .will take a while to evaluate. be unable to attend — how- Dvain a month ago has taken on They've picked up a magnan- abstract "happening" as he The Tyler .school is housed in ever she Is hopeful that some a new significance as his family imous bill for duty on art com- calls it, and a.decorative con- the Villa Caproni, a classic sales may help her to "lift" listens daily to the news of the ing into this country. Some' temporary style plaque. Both building centrally located- just the spirits of her family. To- great destruction of the art city where along the way their were done in the Jost wax north of Piazza de Popolo fac- morrow her daughter Susan wrought by the recent flood. His identity as students' original method. Since the summer ing the Tiber River and within Schur, a senior st Ocean Town- and his Wife Frances' concern works has been lost. That it temperature rose to near 100 walking distance of the Spanish ship High School, will be under- about the multi-million dollars of is their own work will be easy degrees in the schoolroom, the Steps. A comparatively modern going iurgery — the second operation on her spine. She CMfiNE daihage to master works in the for The Mcllvains to prove molding with wax,, indeed, be- building, the villa is owned by great Italian city rests in'the fact but it means a lot of letter came a happening. Contessa Caproni who maintains has been paralyzed since Nov. that they spent two months study- writing and in this,. computer on the penthouse level, an Ae: 4 when she suffered a broken Red Bank High School will back in a car crash and is ingfart ISi TlaljTSroadeSirig their age it will taker time- to soon have anexhibit of these nautical Museum- in raemofy- VAM0JJ3 experiences as artists and' as straighten the records. her husband, one-of the worl a patient in Jersey Shore Med- new works by the artists. But ical Center (Fltldn) In Nep- teachers. In the 35 watercolors by Mrs. the couple are already working leading airplane .designers and manufacturers during World War tune. The young student, NAMES Enrolled in Temple University's Mcllvain, there is evidence of toward a distinguished duo show whose Interest has long been new branch of the Tyler School a change of direction and an in March at Georgian Court Col- II. The university's quarters oc- cupy—the .major-part of _ the in sports, > served as a life- of Art"Tin" Rome; Mr. Mcllvalri, Influence ln~1ier work by the lege in Lakewood,—where their guard at the Diplomat and a sculptor and art teacher at Red stay in Rome. The contrasts of work will be exhibited for a ground and first-floor levels and accommodate 60 students. All Yvonne's In Long Branch, was Bank High School, and Mrs. deep shadows and brilliant, month. an avid surfer and was a mem- Mcllvain, a watercolorist, and light, became a challenge. studios are furnished with modern Then in May the Guild of equipment. The summer ses ber of a surfers club. She has art teacher at Tinton Falls Reflecting even a greater Creative Art in Shrewsbury, two sisters and three brothers, School, left with their daughter sions in Rome were the first of- Roman Influence are Mr. Me- where the couple are exhibiting fered. Both The Mcllvains were the youngest is five. Susan is Bonnie, 9, and son Jimmy, 7, Ilvain's sculptures which seem members, will present them in the eldest. She Is 18. from their Middletown home on to be "possessed" with the ex- graduated from the university's a show reflecting the new Roman Tyler School ' of Art in'Phila- ART FROM ROME — A watercoloiof Vatican City by June 23. Classes began June 27 citement be has- derived from influences. Mrs.' Schur, who has been and for eight hours a day they delphia. Study in Rome? They're painting since she was 12, re- Frances Mcllvain is the background for her husband Doug- Ye$. they make «jUrf« • living in an enivronment he If in any of these shows all for it. studied. They all studied, in fact. only knew from art history. He they don't include the work of ceived early Instruction from las' two sculptures reflecting a Roman influence from a two- pair. Yes, they st«M for For in Rome, they found that went to Rome interested in The faculty at-the school is her maternal grandfather the quality. Ye* — Pay !•«» their two children — It will month study while enrolled in the Taylor School of Art in there were no such services as portraiture. He found it every- prove a disappointment. While made up-, of Americans — so late Frederick Wassmer of for Brand Name* with "baby-sitting" Roman families where in all kinds of stone. their parents were busy study- there is no language barrier. Woodcllff who was a com- Rome. "Nero," right, is in tufa, a porous rock, and the un- take care of their o the Pope or- ion a rabbit. He also has work and the( great respect given 1 mouth. dained bishops and priests fr around to the front and to the worked in clay. Thinking that an artist by the people in Italy, 5% South America. They studied the right, he -seems to age as the one of the young artist's work are factors that- niay'tiebbme Mrs.' Schur has exhibited only Fine Food Dept. •rt in Pompeii, Naples, Sor- lines in the marble are revealed was sculpture by one of his their second call to Rome. In recent years In the Red rento, Isle of Capri took a bus and strengthened, by the artist to college students in class, the Bank, Asbury Park and Middle- tour along the Amalfi Way, bring meaning to the work. dean of the school almost SO MANY TIMES AS A RE- town community shows, and re- visited Assisi and spent three bought one of Jimmy's works. PORTER, we come across ceived an honorable mention In DELUXE GOURMET days in Florence. . "Nero" in a volcanic rock A four-foot marble sculpture poignant stories behind the 3 Asbury Park show last' "There just wasn't time to called tufa is another Roman- of a wolf symbolic of Rome by scenes. None has concerned us month. Her determination to, ASSORTED : fee everything in this beautiful inspired head. The pouchiness of Douglas Mcllvain remains a more than one about a partic- make Long Branch the best city ... and now, -who knows the checks is extraordinarily possession of the school — ipating artist In the Long show of all this weekend may bow much of it is lost forever," well done and resembles the rather like an exchange for the Branch Art Festival opening never make the headlines — GIFT CHEESE Mrs. Mcllvain stated sadly. softness of molded clay. use of the unparalleled trea- tomorrow in the armory,'Ocean but her mother Mrs. Will, who To deepen their thoughts Another work by the sculptor sures of ancient, medieval and Ave. formerly taught second grade about their recent call to Rome, is a heid in onyx from Tunisia Renaissance art available in. Mrs. Carl Will, 150 Marvin at Falrview School, Middletown the Mcllvains'anxiously waited and a pink colored mattole from Italy. Rd., New Monmouth, will be and Is now retired - feels that PACKAGES for their art works to arrive Africa which the artist has not What the two artists have "minding" the collection of this show may bring them some needed luck. Her grand- daughter, as she relates the 98 tragic night, was on her way home from a babysitting job from 2 to 30 when a dog crossed her path. To avoid hitting it the teen- t ldt£lIl3lfS Makes it Easy for You to ager swerved her small com- pact car. The car landed hi a ditch. Susan's young passenger STOCK-UP NOW was. unhurt. The dog was un-, hurt . . . but for Susan . . . it's all a matter of time, she Lai| Awaij says, and "prayers." Art Guild l/INE Christmas Artists Are FOR YOUR Announced THANKSGIVING ENTERTAINING SHREWSBURY—The Guild of Us Creative Art, 620 Broad St., has Gifts announced the acceptance of five DAVIDSON'S new exhibiting artists of the gal- FAMOUS BLENDED lery. They are Mary Daniel and Naomi Smith, both of Red Bank; WHISKEY 'atricia Doyle (Mrs. Walter Lang Mollneux), Locust; Kenneth 40% OLD WHISKIES Mitchell, New Shrewsbury, and Theodore P. Smith, Oakhurst. G*AIN BUY NOW! PAY NEXT YEAR! They were named after their .49 work was juried by the guild's 79 FULL QUART SI .00 HOLDS ANY ITEM selection committee. 4 Mrs. Daniel, an alumna of Quart Hood College, holds an M.A. from Pennsylvania State College, and teaches art appreciation at IMPORTED Monmouth College. She works COMSTOCK i primarily in oil and collage, » Miss Doyle, an alumna of Skid- more College, is a free lance ar- tist and a former art director of RUM PRETTY AS A ROSE DIAMOND CROSS a national educational magazine. She paints in acrylics and 14K pendant with pearl. Fiery diamond, 14K gold. gouache. White or Dark $19.90 99 $24.90 Mrs. Smith, a former teacher, works exclusively in oil. She is ft/an in charge of special events and the Scholastic Fund for Mon- 09 mouth Arts Gallery. Mr. Mitchell holds a BA and 4 Quart an MFA degree in architecture '"POff.,, from Princeton University, and is a former associate member in charge of design in the New IMPORTED York architectural firm of Max O. Urbahn, A design consultant WTCH IRISH WHISKEY HOW PROUD and delineator, his fine art work (SHAMROCK) GIFTS LINDE STAR RING is in oils, acrylics and tempera. HE'LL BE! Mr.'Smith, a sculptor, works 5m ?9S 10 YEARS OLD WRAPPED 4 diamonds in 14K gold. 2 diamonds set in solid gold. $49 in welded steel and wood. Chair- p/tt. FREE! $150 man of the art department of Qvtrt FOR THE ONE YOU LOVE MOSTI Ocean Township High School, he .99 is an alumnus of Millersville DIAMOND SOLITAIRE SI50 Fifth 14K gold bridal set **-w (Pa.) State College and is doing 3 graduate work in fine art at Pennsylvania State College. IMPORTED SPANISH DINNER Recent works of the five ar- (TOREADOR) tists are currently on exhibit in BoMltd in Sp"ln € the gallery. • ROSE (PINK) • BURGUNDY • CHABLIS • SAUTERNE WatercoloT Exhibit C fifth WEINGARTEN GERMAN LIEBFRAUMILCH 99 Fifth 89 At the Poet's Inn ELECTRIC KNIFE KODAK INSTAMATIC MATAWAN — The foral water- ABOVE ITEMS EXCLUSIVE WITH DAVIDSON ' by PRESTO 104 Complete Kit colors of Rumson artist Louise $10.90 $12.90 Goetze are on exhibit at the Poet's Inn, Rt. 79, as a changing showcase of work by members of Monmouth Arts Gallery, a di vision of Monmouth Arts Founda- tion, Red Bank. A student of the late Tabaea Littmaifs Hoffmann, flower painter and il- EAT WELL AND ENJOY YOURSELF lustrator of The Wherry Book on FOR A HAPPV CHRISTMAS —GIVE BULOVAI Cm1r'' JW* Lar—' Jtwtl"» North American Wild Flowers Miss Goetze has exhibited In the REMEMBER ... AND BE GRATEFUL! m 17 Jl.'Ambassador' 21 J. 'Goddess of Time' 65 BROAD ST. 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The minimum quan- the changing value* of cocot tity that may be purchased or " *'V •? - •'- ,* s beans are publicly tegisterei sold on the exchange is 30,000 through volume purchases am pounds, which is usually referred •ales of cocoa futures contracts to as a "Jot*; or "contract'.' While the exchange Itself doej Just how the exchange operates not make prices or profit frorj is beat illustrated in presenting any price changes, it perform a theoretical transaction. As- an invaluable service to the ca sume, for example, that a choco- 90a bean Industry by acting as 1 late manufacturer wants to buy hedging &tf)lty to eliminate th< one Jury futures contract risk of price fall. He tells his broker (partner of And according to Julian Hem the firm or accredited represent- ptiill, newly elected resident o ative) to buy one contract of July the New York Cocoa Exchange cocoa "at the market." The bro- total value'of transactions on th< ker lifts a telephone which, con- nects him with his floor broker (sorrie firms" are represented on See 0\>t Complete the trading floor by a partner who holds membership. In most Selection of JuUaa Hcmpbin cases, however, the floor repre- Cocoa Exchange in a stogie day jentative Is an exchange mem- Botany "§00" often amounts to several millions ber who specializes in executing of dollars. orders for other member broker Mr. Hemphill, who resides at for a small fee). 87 Rumson Rd., here, jokingly The customer's broker, in hi refers' to his presidency as "an- office, aay« to his floor broker, other unpaid chore." It is not, in "Buy one July at the market." theory at least, a full-time job. From tiiat moment, the "floor By profession, he is purchaser broker" is. pledged to purchase of cocoa beans for Hershey Choc- one contract of cocoa for July olate Co. and a' member of the delivery at the best possible price company's board of directors. at which that contract is obtain- But as president of the Cocoa able. The floor broker leaves hit Exchange, it is his responsibility booth to move over to the ring, to direct all affairs of the mar. where all trading is being con- ket, which is at 92 Beaver St., ducted at open outcry. When he New York City. hears a broker making the best Mr. Hemphill has been a mem-offer, he turns to him and aays, ber of the exchange for 14 years. Take it." Membership is limited to IB 1 ; Although no written contract i "seats,' with the majority of made between the brokers on-the members actively engaged in the 'floor" at the time the oral cocoa trade; that is, they are trade te just as binding. 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Because However, as a result of exten- years from an index of six mil- For the past few years, the SANDY || HOOK — Water pol- of their natural habits, they ap- sive experiments conducted at lion to nine million pounds. Littoral Society, a national aquat- lution and shore damage have pear to be more abundant. the. Marine Lab here and in other The report notes that coastal ic conservation and natural his- caused a Critical 50 per cent drop River spawners showing an up-research laboratories throughout fish abundance fluctuates. In a tory group, has functioned as a in commercial fish catches along ward trend . over the five-year the country, detergent manufac- given period some species may "watchdog" of the nation's wa- the Atlan|c_coastline, _^ study period ^re river herring turers have been ordered, as ijSti. inemsse, ~$nA-others, decrease. ter resources. and shad, iricreaslriglrom 56 ffiiC That was the alarming report July'" 1,''"to produce and market But in the five-yeaf' research In its official publication. Un- yesterday from the American Lit- lion to 72 million pounds. How- period between 1960 and 1965, PROPOSlD CLIWWOOp INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL — Architectural rendering of ever, striped bass and. white detergents capable of breaking derwater Naturalist; distributed toral Society, with headquarters dgwn and. completely dissolving losses of prime fish species out- nationally, the society has at- _JchsaLpiefio«d.for_con»tructidn in-Gliffwood, Matawan Towmhip, it pictured above. 1 based at the SandyTIook Marine IP"irehshowed a slight downward in-water,-to-decrease-their~ toxic number gains, producing a net tempted- to_ educate and arouse Plant would house jixth, seventh and eighth grades. Completion date is sat for Sep- Laboratory here, and the U.S.trend from 11 million to 10 mil- loss in fish stocks of critical the public to the need for wa- lion pounds. ' effects on fish and wildlife and tember, 1968, jf votert approve $2.S million bond referendum Tuesday, Nov. 29. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries. contamination of drinking water. proportions. ter and fish conservation. The jplrjjt report is the product Water pollution is prevalent up and down the Atlantic coastline Blueflsh, Mackerel Increase Summing up, the report warns In a new publication to be dis- > of a five-jJBar survey of commer- Coastal species whose habitat that although some fish losses ^i^^ Tested cial fisheries along the eastern and inland Waters in the form of tributed in the near future, the industrial and sewage wastes, appear to be least affected by may be natural, the majority are Aquatic Reporter, the group's seaboard ji to determine the man's progress — blueflsh and mount or catches from I960 to pesticides, and detergents, ma- caused by man's so-called pro- message will be aimed at fish- rine scientists point out. mackerel—increased in the five gressive acltvities. ermen and conservationists. 1965. "•'• I '•• ••• Statistic! reveal that catches of 18 Atlantic, coastal fish species Firit of Two Article! average class size this year is.wood school should be con- have dropped from 1,400 million By JAMES M. NEILLAND 24.7 students. strutted east of Rt. 35 to end thepounds to 1700 million pounds over Developers' Cash Offers Push WA.TAWAN TOWNSHIP—Edu- Mr. Scullion agrees with Mr. necessity of children walking the five-year research period. cational quality and its cost will Manvjlle's figures. across the highway. Major (ause of the downward be given a severe test here Tiies- Both: men, and other members Question Residents trend in ish stocks was an ex- day, Nov. 29, when Voters' cast treme d:pletiort of menhaden of Hie board majority, have main-, The Daily Register questioned L ballots on a.$2.5 million school tained for months that the figure Strathmore residents and PTO catches f orn a level of .1,176 mil- Plan for Freneau Sewer Line construction proposal. of 30 Is used only for planning members who hope to elect two lion pounds in 1960 to 530 mil- MATAWAN — A $345,000 sewer toward costs of the sewer proj- The mayor and Councilman financing the work. These Planned are the 18-cIassroom new.classrooms find'is not re- more Strathmore residents to thelion pounds in 1965. Although extension project was.advanced ect. George A, Deltz, water and sewer sources of funds- would leave Courtland Lane School, on the lated to actual class size. The school board. menhaden is not considered edi- last night when Freneau resi- Borough Democrats, who were committee chairman, estimated Freneau residents only $37,000 to Lloyd Road School, tract In largest clau in the. district has After declaring that the figures ble it is used extensively in thedents voiced only approval for soundly defeated in the recent that 40 per cent of the total cost, be assessed among them. Strathmore and a 34-cIassroom 31 children, Mr. Scullion re- described above have not been manufacture of chicken feed, the proposal. ' election, campaigned vigorously or $138,000, can be obtained from Council disclosed that the sewer Intermediate school in Cliffwoad. ported, adding .that the smallest made available to residents, most fish oil jand. fertilizer. The biggest surprise of the against apartment construction. a federal grant. Also interested feasibility study conducted by Standing firmly opposed to theclass has 21' students, listed distrust of the board ma-, Priijne Fish Decrease night developed when the 30-per- The mayor unveiled another in contributing to the project is Browne and Pandullo and Asso- j Regional Board of Education jority as the "major bone oi The difference between class- 1 Other prime fish species ex- son audience voiced approval of developer's proposal to construct Marlboro Township. The mayor ciates, Wayne, shows that the / referendum are Strathmore board room planning average and class contention' being expressed in hibiting a crucial downward Mayor, Edward E. Hyrne's dis- 100 homes on a 25-acre industrial said the $345,000 estimate in- existing treatment plant can/ members' Herbert J. Parker and size average is explained by thethe 1,905-home development. trend along the eastern seaboard closure that a developer would tract in Freneau. The firm cludes cost of lines to serve a handle the existing homes ann Herbert Feder. They contend the fact that many teaching stations They explain that they selected from Make to Florida are fluke like to construct an estimated would contribute 10 of the acres portion of that municipality. those proposed for construction, board's policy of planning for are presently being used twice their homes because of the croaker, porgy and spot, which 250 garden apartment units in for recreational purposes and He estimates that Marlboro in the area. new classrooms by using an daily. This condition will be proximity to Strathmore School together descended from tin in-the area and contribute $50,000 average class size of 30 stu- $70,000 toward the sewer costs. would contribute $50,000 toward Explaining- the residential-pro- ->- changed significantly early in In 1963 it was described as a dex level of 88 million pounds xisal for use of industrial land, dents should be scrapped; that 1987 when 34 stations in Lloyd facility for kindergarten through to 58 million pounds. the board should use either 24 he mayor said several indus- Road School are opened for use.grade six students. According to the annual fish trial firms have inspected the or 27 as planning figures. In 1964 it became a K-5 plant. resource report, these important .Which poses the question: To illustrate this difference, site and turned it down as a Last year some fifth graders had sport fish, and the commercia Holmdel Board Approves prospect for their use. He added Can residents in the district despite the average class size of 24.7: to attend Matawan Grammar menhaden, appear to be lacking ;hat the principal use of the afford an increase in the line School. This year Strathmore suitable breeding grounds. ' land, under its present zoning, Item for teacher salaries, of per- -Average number of students School houses only children in The young of most coastal spe- would be as a research and de- haps as much as 25 per cent? using each teaching station is kindergarten through grade cies' inhabit the marshes and School Borrowing Plans velopment laboratory or for in- .Business Administrator Ed- 30.8. three.. shallow waters along the edge dustry from which sounds or ward J. Scullion sayj there are —When Lloyd Road School Many pay $4 monthly to trans- of bays fchd tidal rivers where HOLMDEL. — The Board, of secretary's office up to 8 p.m. now for appointment on July I, odors would not emanate. presently 258 teachers drawing opens,, the average number of port children to Matawan Gram they find protection and rich Education here- took' the. first step Wednesday, Dec. 21. 1967. Salary will not be stated Up to Residents total annual salaries of $1,585.- students using each teaching, sta- last night toward completion, of mar School. The board concedesfood. i •Approved w,as Mr. Crespy's re- at this time. He explained that he wants to 152. A 25 per cent increase in tion will be 26.3. that one of the buildings in the These breeding areas in recent the intermediate'school approved commendation that the system Mrs. Madeline Anastasio, 151 this amount would require an by voters last June. let residents decide whether to — Discounting kindergarten complex '-I— erected in 1895 — isyears have been relentlessly de- participate in the federal Title II Idlebrook Lane, Matawan Town- leave the land vacant or rezone additional tax levy of $396,268. classes where the average is SOantiquated'and plans to demolish stroyed by dredging or fill for Board Secretary George E. Con-program. , • ship, was appointed 5th grade Township taxpayers would be as- it for residential use. There. children for each station, aver- it. . ••' . housing 'developments, garbage ley was authorized to borrow as Under the terms of the act, theteacher at Village School at a sessed for $284,187 annually while much as $2,660,000 in bond antic- were no objections to permitting age teaching station enrollment Promise Recalled dumps, «r industrial sites. De- district is eligible for federal salary of $5,550. residential development. itwrough taxpayers contribute the ipation notes 'to finance) 'construc- funds of $2,054 for purchase of for all other grades Is 29.2 at •A number of residents explain prived of« such sanctuaries, many The resignations of Mrs. Ann Also expected to participate In balance of $132,093. tion of the facility,, library books and other instruc- Brennan, 27 Hamilton Dr., Red ppresent and will be 24.6 after the further "distrust" of the board young fr^ perish, thus decreas- the sewer extension are the pro- These amounts would rise an- l^-recalling that they ing the liumber of large fish for ••He will act-s r^the supeTvi- tional materials. Bank, vocal music teacher In the new school opens; u posed Trinity Episcopal Church nually with increments and 30 as Were JJrojtrised portable class sport ami commercial angling ac- sion of the M • with' guidance To Hire Principal system and'lijrs.' Satricia Purin- lni s the board's I? was decided that applications and St. Clement's Catholic creases in the salary guide. ""Han aaverage for planning, new rooms7 This plan was scrapped cording to the report. of a financial advisory-committee ton, 52 Bethany Rd., Hazlet, In- Church. Both parishes are ex- But, is this a "paper tiger," classrooms proved inadequate? trby' :tfi«jJb(Mrf^:k*jJbMrf^:kW^ a staggereted Pollution Detrimental consisting of members Harry K. for the position of intermediate dian Hill kindergarten teacher, school principal will be sough pected to include school construc- a hypothetical question without Conditions for the current school system-of school hours was in- Pollution of coastal bays is be-Lubkert and George S, Kinkade were accepted effective Dec. 31. tion. basis for being posed? year do not support this charge^' stituted. lieved to be detrimental to young Jr. ;•••"';:•", •; •' \ There are facts and figures They point out that in 1964, coastal iish species, conditioned The secretary was* given ap- Without sewers they would be the board majority contends. obliged to construct a sewer which indicate such might be the Has the board's 1963 enroll when asked to approve the bond by naturf! to thrive in clean shore proval to advertise for bids for '.case. ment projection proved inade- referendum for funds to con-waters. about $9,000 worth of general Hudson Is Asked treatment plant of their own. Alfred R. Manville, board, con-quate? It lists 6,195 as the ex- struct Lloyd Road School, the Marine scientists theorize that school supplies-. . Expansion of the borough's struction committee chairman, pected enrollment for the current plant was labeled a K-8 facility. migrating fish, repelled by the » ... Better Prices water system is slated to take reported last week that the actual school year. As of Sept. 1, there Present plans call only for at- filth pouring into coastal waters, Superintendent H.Victor Crespy place in Freneau this spring. Mr. were 6,123 students in the dis-tendance of seventh and eighth are movtbd to continue on their explained that, by purchasing About Narcotics Deitz said he Would like to have trict. graders and, possibly, some sixth way looking for healthier habi- now, better prices for supplies sewer lines at the same time to HIGHLANDS— Mrs. Kathleen Ocean Wins Despite these figures, emotions graders. tat. may be realized. The normal In addition, Lt. Kellock noted, avoid ripping up roads twice. He To support the theory, they procedure had been to buy theMendes, former president of the the area of Grand Tour in ques- agreed/with Mayor Hyrne that have mounted among Strathmore The board has followed a state- Henry Hudson Regional Board of residents against the proposed wide trend of grouping inter- point to those sea fish which items in September. tion has not been designated a this may not be possible with Report Prize travel to fresh waters of coastal Bids will be received in the Education, in a letter last'night "no parking" area, and he has the limited time remaining. referendum. Spearheading the mediate grades into a single asked the board what it has done OCEAN TOWNSHIP — The an-campaign for a referendum de- plant rather than having them no authority to forbid his men Mr. Deitz. explained that he about detection of narcotics users to park there. hopes to schedule another public nual report by the township man- feat are Mr. Parker and Mr.spread throughout the district in and glue-sniffers. ager was awarded first place for Feder, board candidates Franklin neighborhood schools. On Mr. Schaible's recommen- hearing with area residents, ob- communities with a population of Gilbert and Mrs. Virginia Sutliff, Plans call for neighborhood K- Clear Most Barriers The issue has been a subject dation, the board approved the tain comments from some who 10,000 to 19,999 in the N.J. Munic- members of the Strathmore Par-5 schools throughout the district, of controversy during the past retention of Leonard Grasser to are not able to attend the hear- ings and, if reaction remains ipal Annual Report Contest, ent Teacher Organization and intermediate schools in Strath- year. survey the school and draw up Township, Manager Jack P. members of the Strathmore Civic favorable, he would seek council more and Cliffwood and the cen-For New School Land specifications for a new fire de- SweiUer announced yesterday. Association. trally located high school. In reply to the letter, School approval to apply for a federal HOLMDEL — Legal entangle- parcel was $185,000 but attor- Superintendent Harold C. Schai- tection system. Mr. Grasser drew rant. A certificate was presented to Additional opposition to the Residents pose the question: ments virtually have been neys for the owner agreed to theble said that teachers and nurses Mayor John J. Reilly at the N.J.referendum is developing in "How can we be sure Court- similar plans for the Asbury TJie mayor said the entire proj- cleared tor the Board of Educa- lower compromise price. have been checking students Park system. ect could be completed by 1968. Statei League of Municipalities' Matawan because the borough land Lane School in Strathmore tion to purchase the Holland Rd. 'quietly but effectively." •nhua'1 conference Jin Atlantic master plan, recommends that will be used for kindergarten The attorney pointed out that tracts r«quired for construction appeal of the condemnation dc No definite pases of drug addic- City, yesterday. Last year, the the school now proposed for through the fifth grade?. of the i $2,660,000 intermediate township won an honorable men-Strathmore be constructed in cision could be made to the tion have been discovered among (Tomorrow; This question is school here. county Superior Court, but he tion in the same contest, which Freneau. answered by Superintendent o students, he said. Athletic Area p is Judged on the basis of read- Board attorney William L. Rus-did not recommend it. He as- Mrs. Mendes has asked that Further opposition Is being Schools Luther J. Foster and sell Jr., reporting last night on serted that, in his opinion, the ability, presentation and content. voiced in Cliffwood Beach where teachers voice opinions on quality nostril checks be made of stu- the condemnation hearing held prices are fair and reasonable dents to detect glue-sniffers dur- The report was prepared by residents' feel the proposed Cliff- I of education here.) Oct. -25, aiaid he has now received and probably can not be im- Eyed at Henry Hudson Mr. SweiUer; Charles O. Burton, proved. ing regular physical checkups by t Shore Regional High School art assurances on purchase prices the school physician. She also HIGHLANDS — Racing to and will reduce the possibility of teacher, who designed it, and from three property owners. Superintendent of Schools H. wants other measures taken to ready outdoor athletic facilities injuries. . , Sam Schraeger, former township Prices quoted were: 59.32 Victor Crespy, who attended the prevent the possibility of youths before the Middle States Evalu- The board authorized Mr. Mol- Racing Gives Jersey acres owned by Mrs. Matilda ler to go ahead with prepara- public relations coordinator now hearing with Mr. Russell, lauded "pushing" narcotics near the ation scheduled for April, the an assistant editor, of The Daily Holmes $182,500; 15.28 acres the attorney for his handling of school. tion of an accurate topographical owned by the Sirge Corp., New the case. Henry Hudson Regional Board of map and bid specifications. His Register,who wrote and edited She has pressed the issue both the text. It was printed by River- Redwd $29 MiMrni York City $42,500. He called him "a master at his Education last night took pos- fees are not to exceed $700. Mr. Russell explained that a before and after her resignation itive action on a sketch plat for view Press, Red Bank. TRENTON (AP) — The sAte track ran 32 days in the spring work." • o from the board, in June, but the Board member Mrs. Marjorie . cashed in a record $29 million and; 24 in the :fall, yielding $9.5 title examination of the Holmes Mr. Crespy, reminding the a proposed activity area. Black objected to the action, say- tract disclosed a 16'/ -Ioot strip board has taken the position that from racing this year with bet- million to the state. The betting 2 body that the original estimate such, matters should be soft-ped- Estimated cost of the project ting and attendance the highest handle totaled $103.7 million, an- owned by the state Highway Au- for acquisition of the parcel was ing that it implies the board is Marine Hurt aled. " "" is $20,000. 1 in history. increase of about $800,000 ove thority crossing the property, to- $243,000, declared that he is "de- The school faces a possible loss "ignoring Borough Council. ' An Associated Press survey of 1965. taling .611 acres. lighted" with the $15,984 sav- It has refused to make infor- of acreditation due to a lack of Mrs. Viola Lynch, another In Viet Nam the three flat tracks and one Monmouth Second It wa!> previously an access ings. mation public on the subject. proper outdoor facilities. member, retorted that council LEONARDO-The Defense De- harness track showed today that Monmouth" Park ran second, right-of-way to a cemetery now The board adopted resolutions Names Counselor Frederick F. Moller, Atlantic "is ignoring us" by not answer- partment has announced serious betting jumped $5 million from registering a handle of $106.2 located on the north side of the authorizing the attorney to begin The board named Miss Ethel Highlands surveying engineer, ing a request from the board Injury of a local marine in Da last year bringing the total han- million and attendance of 1,078,- Garden State Parkway. legal steps to acquire the prop- Linehan to succeed Thomas F. last night presented a proposed that the borough vacate New dle to $321.7 million. erty. Nang, Viet Nam, Saturday by a 910.- The Monmouth handle this The authority has agreed to Conlon as a counselor in the two-level site plan to meet the Rd., a. paper street that runs "hostile explosive device while Attendance climbed to 3.4 mil-year was $2.7 million higher than sell this strip for $2,016. guidance department. school's long-range physical edu- through the property. 'In a defensive position." lion, a slight Increase from 1965.1965 while the state's take to- Amounts for the Sirge tract cation needs. Board members finally com- Attendance was up at all three taled nearly $300,000 more. Mr. Conlon resigned in Septem- The youth was identified as and the Highway Authority strip Parker Quits ber to become co-ordinator for A sloping, 4.4-acre plot stretch- promised by designating Board flat tracks but trailed off 10,000 The betting handle at Atlan- were in accordance with findings ing between the school and theSecretary Sal F. Glovenco, School Private First Class Daniel Gaugh- at Freehold Raceway, the only tic City race track was $81,078,- the Monmouth County Vocation- ran, 20-year-old son of Philip M. of the condemnation hearing. Welfare Board al Board of Education. Miss Twin Lights Museum property, Superintendent Harold C. Schai- harness track. 619, a million dollars higher than The amount set for the Holmes FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — ble, and building and ground's Gaughran Jr. and Mrs. Mary The average customer at the 1965 while the state's yield Linehan's appointment becomes would be graded into two levels, Gaughran, 10 Brevent Ave. Dr. lames Parker, Sr., Red effective on Dec. 1. She'will re- one 15 feet lower than the other. chairman Alexander F. Bahrs to flat tracks wagered slightly more climbed $40,000 to $7.3/million. Bank, has Indicated that he explain last night's action to the Pfc. Gaughran suffered severe than $100 a day while the har- The three flat tracks ran 56-All-Nif;ht Parking ceive an additional salary of $300, A regulation-sized hockey and fragmentation wounds of the will no longer be able to pro-rated from the December soccer field is p'anned for the council and to arrange a joint ness-goer bet in the neighbor- day seasons. serve on the Monmouth Coun- meeting. chest, abdomen and right eye. hood of $70. Freehold Gains Ban In Be Enforced date, higher elevation; a Softball dia- He is being treated at a military ty Welfare Board, Freeholder mond for the lower. Bonanza for State Freehold, which had a 60-da; RED (BANK — Police Chief Director -Joseph C. Irwin an- To succeed Miss Linehan as Mr. Moller said he expects to fieldi hospital at Da Nang until The state will reap $29l,051,745 season, registered a handle of George Clayton said today that art supervisor, the board named An existing helicopter pad onhave both the map and bid speci- he aan be: moved to the states. nounced yesterday. the property would not be dis- as Its share of the betting han- $30,602,678, a gain of (81,268 from police will enforce the all-night Mr. Irwin, himself a Wel- Mrs. Mary F. Reed, New Shrews- fications ready for the December • Attached to the third' battalion dle and breakage from the four 1965. But attendance declined parking ban on borough streets bury, at a pro-rated salary of turbed, Mr. Moller said, and board meeting. of this First Marine Division, the fare Board member, reported could, with the addition of back- tracks, a half million dollars 2.3 per cent to 445,292, Revenui from midnight to 6 a.m. he had received a phone call $5,700 per year. youth joined the Marine "Corps more than last year. Breakage to the state rose .5 per cent t He said that warning sum- boards, be used for basket- in July, 1965, one month1 after from Dr. Parker, who has The board is having little suc- ball. Other areas have been des- Red Bank Store is the change after bets are paid $2,180,754.- monses will be placed on cars been III. cess In eliminating cars parked graduation from Mlddletown off to even ID-cent amounts. Tho tracks submit their tabu- from now until Nov. 20, but viola- ignated for archery and other ac- High School. He Is slated to be The board will adopt a reso- along Grand Tour and creating tivities. Window Is Broken The state also expects to cash lations to the New Jersey Rac- tors will be given summonses lution expressing Its thanks what the board terms "a traffic discharged In July, 1968, at which in an estimated $200,000 extra ing Commission which will ren- t Saving Trees RED BANK - A plate glass time he plans to join the Mid- on Nov. 21 and thereafter. The for the many years of service hazard." from, uncashed parlmutuel tick- der an official accounting later. chief said that the ban must be "With the exception of the window of Louis Furst Store, dletown Police Department. Dr. Parker has rendered the Most on Post ets. Bettors have until 60 days Attendance figures submitted by enforced to ensure efficient snow board since joining It In April, cleared playing fields, all trees at Broad and White St., was 'His older brother, Philip D. after the end of the season at the tracks sometimes vary with removal during the winter. 1954. In a letter sent to the board on the wooded property will be broken yesterday' when three 15- Gaughran, 21, recently completed each truck to cash in winning those compiled by the racing hy Lt. James A. Kcllock, Jr., saved. ycar-old boys were "fooling" north of Mlddletown. placement, Mr, Irwin said. Many of the cars, however, work and Is assuming that turf dow will bo paid for bf the of- lit MHdletown High School. day spring and fall season. The financial audit is compiled. (Adv.) are not registered on the base. will eliminate a runoff problem fenders.

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THfS SPONSORED BY THE RED BANK COMMUNITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IName Aitken THE DAJLY REGISTER ThunMy, Nor. 17, 1966—23 Chempro Sales Chief Investing RED BANK — The appoint- I merit of Charles P. Aitken as By ED MORSE basked in reflected glory from stocks rose, Chrysler lost H * By Roger E. Spear general sales manager of the NEW YORK ew"lbwi - Prices rose in . active.' trading Ton mention-no chip growth issue and. suggest has been named sales engineer stance; propltious. on the American Stock Exchange. and U you are not well protected that you switch Metromedia in- for file new Chempro Division. 16. in this respect, I advise -you to The Dow Jones industrial av- Index Climb* Volume was 2.48 million shares. to Long Island Lighting. Prior to joining EAC, Mr. .Rheme erage advanced YorlrStock^Exchang* Synto; was active and off 1% at _, i Q) "I have some good stocks served in various sales engineer- This reflected a fairly good rise rose $.39 to $44.46. and ample savings. I am tempted ing pwts for some 15 years with index $ . Solitron DeviceTgalnerSifc ~Per8ODliel- the National Lead company. Both by the 30 key stocks comprising Standard and Poor''s 500-stoc50 l Xtra Inc. 3% and. Conduction by the high yield now offered by the average but was not an ac- 3y . The exchange's stock Index bonds. Would you recommend Mr. Rheme and Mr. Aitken will index rose ,68 to 82.37: t make their headquarters here in curate reflection of,the over-all -Analysts saw one technical was up $.15 at $13.25. transferral of some of my cash •trength. Many stocks into high grade bonds?" R. S. the offices of the Chempro Di- boaster for the market in thi Corporate bonds were mostly vision. among electronics,-, A) Yes, I would, In your cir- _ aerospace ability, of the Dow Jones iral unchanged. U. S. Treasury bonds : Issues and alrlinesV made big average to rise above its besi cumstances as you - describe The division is now preparing strides on heavy trading. September- closing level oi were generally lower, • them. Bonds fluctuate on chang- for initial production of the- new Boeing Spurts 202.52, confirming similar aotioi Yesterday's dosing stocks: ing money conditions and do not EAC resonant mill. Developed Electronics, especially by the Dow Jones industrials oi •B cut Brk i supply the absolute * stability of after some five years of re- companies which supply elec- Nov. 10. The Dow Jones rail principal which is offered by sav- search, th' e' mil•••"•l embodie--•--"-s a com- tronic equipment tor planes, rose Another 4.65 to 208.79. ings accounts. Bond prices, how- pletely new technique in high- were wpedally strong, They Twelve of the most «ctiv« ever, are at their -lowest levels speed grinding and dispersing in decades and the risk of further processes. Unlike other mills-now decline is somewhat limited./" in use, it can operate on either T suggest high-grade bonds with a batch or continuous basis and THE RENAULT FOR relatively good call, protection, can process up to 16 different Am cyan A M Fd such as American Telephone de- products simultaneously. benture S%» of 2001—non-callable ONLY PEOPLE WHO SWORE before 1971—and Southern Cali- fornia Edison 1st 5'/,s of 1991— THEY WOULD NEVER non-redeemable until 1971. Vets' Boxing (Mr, Spear cannot answer all $ BUY ANOTHER ONE! mail personally but will answer Unit to Plan all questions possible In Tiis col- : p.o.e. umn). " .,•••'. •-:< ,. 1599 William E. Downey Two Events NEW 1967 BANK - Adrian Bailey, NEW YORK WiUlam. E. president, said Ring 34, Veter Bucket teats. 4-on-the-tloor. Downey of Truex PI., Middle- Egg Market All-vinyl trim. Hot rear engine. ans' Boxing Association, at its Great gas mileage. Terms? Eaty. town, N. J., has jjeen appointed NEW YORIC (APt-(USDAl— meeting in Club 16, Bridge Aye. 48% GetJ»uro>alona___ personnel manager of the Par-Wholesale «gg offerings light to tonight at 8:30 will make plans fun-paekexl, Chrysler-backed Slmca today. sons-Jurden Corporation of New moderate. Demand fair to good to celebrate Barney Ross Day York, a wholly owned subsidiary yesterday.. and to hold a Christmas party. of The Ralph M. Parsons Com- New York spot quotations fol- Boxers of Shore Boys Inc., an pany, the largest design-construc- low: . affiliate of Ring 34, will partici- tion firm in the United States, Standards 45^-47; checks 40- pate in exhibition bouts at the the corporation announced. 41. Kilmer Job Corps center (for- 32* Mr. Downey, who received a Whites merly Camp Kilmer), at Stelton, bachelor of business administra- Extra fancy heavyweight 47 Edison Township, tonight. tion degree from Pace College, lbs; xnin. 49-50V5;. fancy medium was with Vitro Corporation, for 41 lbs. average 44-«; fancy Fights are scheduled for Adri- INC. an Bailey, James Kirk and Ju- BAILLYBROS. 1S% 18 years and was-administrative heavyweight 47 lbs. min. 48-49; manager of New York operations medium 40 lbs. average 42%- nior Monroe of New Shrewsbury, 19 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK when Vitro Engineering was ab- 43& smalls 36 lbs. average 38%- Louis Lopez of Monmouth Beach and Steven Fletcher of Eaton- •2*% sorbed by Parsons-Jurden. in 39%; peewees 31 lbs. average (Corner of Hwy. 35 & Newman Springs Rd.) 38 town. 28% June, 1966. 29-30. SO Browns Films of bouts in which Lopez 747-0596 6J'/4 IH% Extra fancy heavyweight 47 and Monroe scored victories t2% 2 Men Arrested were televised on Channel 47 30 lbs. min. 48-49; fancy medium Sou Ry 41 lbS. average 44-45; fancy Tuesday night. Sperry Rd On Assault Charges Bid Brand S? heavyweight 47 lbs. min. 47>/H9; Std Oil Cai 35 LONG BRANCH — State Po- smalls 36 lbs. average 38^-39%; Be Modern, use The Daily Reg- Advertise in The Register FMC Cp Std OH NJ «2K Fd Mot studebaker 69H lice yesterday arrested Ralph F. peeweei 31 lbs. average 29-30. ister Classifed. A Texaco 35« Roselli, 30, a/truck driver of 1$5 Tex 9 Sul . 74 Textron South St., Eatontown, on charges Tldewat OIJ 91 -••••••••••*••••A********•••* Transamer • BO of assault and battery and on Un Carbide 67 DELIVERED IN RED BANK Un Pac 29' motor vehicle warrant from 1647 Un Tank O 48- Washington Township. Mr. Roselli * Unit AIre 38 United Cp 57 was released on $100 bail on the US Lines 70 assault charge and $50 on the SEE OUR NEW CAR DISPLAY US Plywood 8 ANNOUNCING THE 1967 OPEL US Rub 31 motor vehicle -charges. US Smelt 38 US Steel 43 TOMORROW ON Walworth 48 Local police also arrested John Warn B PIo Norman Anderson, 28, a store Wels Mkts BROAD STREET. RED BANK Wn Un Tel clerk of 230 Ludlow St., on a com- plaint of assault and battery Westt HI FRESH FOR COMPLETE DETAILS Cent Ind 71% White Mot signed by his wife, Elizabeth An- Inr Rand 3714 Wltco Cnera In? Bus Men 358% Woolwth derson. Ke was released on {100 tat Harv 38 Xerox bail. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT DEALER Int Nick 8314 Yngst Bb * T Int Paper 27V. Int Tel & Tel 70H LEGAL NOTICE OFF THE RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS NOTICE OF BIOS TO BE RECEIVED American COUNTY OF MONMOUTH AUTHORIZED DEALER STATE OF NEW JERSEY Br Am Oil Motybden • Notice is hereby Uven mat sealed T19 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK Cdn Hare Phoenix. StI bids -will be received by the Secretary Creole P Pren Hall of the Purchasing: Department at the Equity Cp Rollins Ino County or Monmouth, New Jersey tor 74]«5886 Gen Plywd Sperry KWl BOAT furnishing Gasoline for use of Mon- Imp Oil SO Technics! mouth County, said bids to be opened and read In public In Room No. 200 In the Hall of Records, Main Street, Freehold. N. 3. on Dec. 9, ISM at 11:00 A.M. prevailing time. Complete specifications and form of bid, contract" ana bond for the same are-on file In the Department of Pur- chasing, County of MonmouUi, Hall of PRICES START AT NOW YOU CAN BUY THE Records, Freehold, N. J. and copies may be received by * prospective bid- ders, upon application during business boura. Bids must be made on standard pro* posal forms In the manner* designated herein and required by tht speclflca- $ Uon; mtist"be enclosed In sealed en- velopes bearing the name and address PRECISION THAT WON AT of the bidder and name of gasoline on the outside, addressed to the Depart- ment of Purchasing, Monmouth Coun- ty, Hall of Records, Main Street, Free- 1712 hold, N. J. and must be accompanied by a certified check drawn to • the or- der of the Monmouth County Trca- eurer, for not less than ten per cent (10*) of the amount Did and must THE ONLY IMPORT also be accompanied by a bonding certificate from a responsible bonding Le Mans company, that they will provide a bond If the bidder ts succeasful. BIda art THAT'S to be delivered at the place and on the .lour above named. The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids If deemed to the Interest NEW FOR '67 THE of the County of Monmouth to do so. By order or the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of, Mon- WITH ALL THESE FEATURES! " SUNBEAM m0UUl- WILLIAM L. ULRICK Clerk of the Board Nov. 17 . 113-« NOTICE OF BIDS TO BE RECEIVED Notice Is hereby riven that sealed bids will be received by the .Secre- tary of the Purchasing Department ot the County of Monmouth, New Jersey 1967 G. M. Standard Safety Features TIGER and opened and read In public In Room No. !00 In the Hall ot Recordl, Main powered by FORD Street, Freehold, New Jersey on De- The Standard G. M. Guarantee cember 5, 1968 at 11:00 A.M. prevail- u • 0 to 60 In f.2 ttcondi • Turns 164 kp ing time for furnishing the follow European Delivery Plan! at 4400 r.p.m. • Quick clutch • 4 ipttd '"BREAD* AND BREAD PRODUCTS AND CANNED GOODS New G. M. Quality and Design! gearbox • 6lrdlli*g dltcs (9,tS") up front. AND MISCELLANEOUS GROCERIES A ' ' FOR New Colors and Interiors! »" drums behind • Rack & pinion position Monmouth County Jail, Freehold, storing. 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"ISai must be made on standard pro- noial forms In the manner designated 1 ind required by the specifications; must be enclosed In sealed envelopes •c SEE THEM AT AUTHORIZED DEALER CHRYSLER bearing the name and address of the bidder" designating the name of the •( M0T0R8 CORPORATION lid on the outside, addressed to the Purchasing Department of the County of Monmouth. Hall ot Records, Free- "old New Jersey and inuit be ac- BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL companied by a certified check drawn to the order ot the Monmouth County Treasurer for not less than ten per- cent (10«) of the total amount bid, and must bo accompanied by a cor- SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 SHREWSBURY Ideate from a responsible bonding company that they will provide a bond If the binder Is successful, and be delivered at the place at the hour INC. ibove named. i THESE CARS WILL BE ON DISPLAY AT THE BAILLYBROS., The right le reserved to reject any or all nltls It deemed- to the Interest AUTO SHOW — FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18 ot the County of Monmouth to do so. 19 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK ..By order ot the Board of Chosen freeholders at the County ot Mon- .,: ON BROAD STREET, RED BANK Corntr «f Hwy. 35 ft Newman Springs Rd. 747.-059* mouth- WILLIAM L. ULRIOH Clerk ot the Board Nov. IT 111.12 :' '-V- •^!«±Sfr?U- ^#*KTHE;NEW HOME OF * i

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NINI CONVINIINT COMMUNITY OFNCB Eves till 9 p.m. 'AibMry P«k ' *"* Bank '' Manaiquait / Nortti Aibury Park Pair Hav»» / Hplmdrt ' IBrlaila ' Coin N«k / Aven.,N«ptiiii« Clr» Hud OHI»: 601 Mottiion AV«., Aibury'Park 137 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK 747-21D4 Drlvt-ln or Walk-Up PacilltlH ond l«»«n<)«« HOUH At All OlflCM Utmdir rtdtiu *um>* fiinUm/r«K«toi Otpotu tiuuranc* Cor*. 26—Thunder. Nor. 17. 1966 THE DAILY REGiSTER Sea Bright Bazar Opens Tomorrow : Weekly MjsmM SEA BMGHBRIGHT — "H*»din*ite«1»WM«I dukbm'M ChriMmu J*f* maiL/r***••f 'XrT2L«Z?*'«2Lfartbe PKtfea *fUf *•* ty and to provide «li« tripi. tor the Holiday*" is the theme slstance is being given by Ms*. of the Home and School Associ- Decoration* tor the home and Paul Tremblay. North Long Food ation"* bazar to be held tomor tree, wearing apparel and home- Branch, a designer of gift*-and decorations. Mrs. Tremblty for- row and Saturday in' the school baked delicacies will be sold. h Coffee and snacks also will be merly operated shop* In Beverly n River St. Pr Hills and Disneyland, Calif. , Review •vent will be used to finance the NEW YORK (AP) — There will be mixed blessings in the food stores for Thanksgiving shoppers. Turkey and cranberry prices are slightly higher than a year ago, eggs took a big jump this veek and many vegetables and the RUMSON HOTEL xuits are higher. But bacon is down and so are RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE ranges and grapefruit. A major supermarket chain in WATERMAN AVE. (at Sea Bright Bridge) RUM5ON the New York area is selling small turkeys for 39 cents pound, up two cents from last Wishes You A ... /ear. Large turkeys -18 to 24 pounds..= ,are.J5,cents,jilso up two cents. Happy Thanksgiving There was a record turkey rop this year, but much of it ilready has been eaten and more 1-ferJiadlrieesJ-tJeJIdayLPInnw-wWeJrwmb. MTVMI frem HORTICULTURE AWARD — Mrs. Neils Johnsen, re- >f the rest is going into special items such as turkey roasts that •wen to 10:00 P.M. Our regular menu will else be served. elected president of the Rumson Garden Club, left, pre- »st more. lents the Mrs. Andrew V. Stout Memorial Trophy to Mrs. Bacon, which sold as high as Children welcome at small fry prices. John H. Miller of Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson, for top 11.29 a pound last winter, has points in the novice horticultural classes during the club alien to almost half that. Pork chops are down 10 cents in the Hora d'oeuvres served year. Presentation of awards was made at the annual New York area. SCHOLARSHIP FUND BENEFIT is planned by Mrs. luncheon meeting in the Rumson Garden Club. Pork and beef are down two (Register Staff Photo) cents a pound in San Francisco Vincent Urgo, left, and Mrs. Harry Comberg of the and Portland, Ore., reflecting FOR RESERVATIONS: OWNERSHIP-MANAGEMENT Women's Community Club of Eatontown. The benefit, larger supplies. PHONE 842-2000 MALLOY FAMILY Egg prices have risen with the a dance, will take place Saturday at 9 p.m. in the Rumson Garden Club toliday demand. They are up Tour to six cents a dozen in the Willowbrook Inn, Fair Haven. The club presents a New York area, five cents in scholarship annually to a graduating senior at Mon- Southern California and two to Re-Elects Four Officers three cents in the Pacific North- mourh Regional High School. (Register Staff Photo) west! RUMSON — Mrs: Niels W. Mrs. John Burt, Fair Haven Johnsen, 174 Rumson Rd., was received the Blankarn Memoria Florida is harvesting the first re-elected president of the Rum- Cup for the highest number of of what is shaping up as a rec son Garden Club at its annual points in arrangement classes ex* ord citrus crop. It will mean bar- meeting Tuesday in the Rumson habited at monthly meetings. gains in fresh oranges, grape- fruit and tangerines this winter. JUST TWO MORE Country Club. Also re-elected Mrs. David Dickson, Fair Hav- were Mrs. Eldon Harvey Jr., en, received the Rumson Garden But frozen asparagus and car- first vice, president; Mrs. John Club Prize for the highest num- rots and frozen applesauce, WEEKS OF GIGANTIC B.Jtussell Jr., second vice presi- ber of points in the novice ar- creamed corn and sauerkraut are dent, and Mrs. Richard Bryan, rangement class. headed higher. recording secretary. Mrs. Alfred Mrs. John Miller, Rumson, re- Supplies are tight in some SAVINGS—HURRY IN F. King was elected treasurer ceived the Mrs. Andrew V. Stouf fruits and vegetables because of and Mrs. Phillip N. Greene, cor- Trophy, a silver cup awarded to crop problems last summer. The Defense Supply Agency also has NOW DJ1MNG. . . responding secretary. the member having received the taken more from the civilian The annual club awards were most horticultural .points for the market. presented at the luncheon. Mrs. year in the novice horticultural Arthur Moore, Rumson, received classes. . the Gladys Victoria Moore Cup Guest speaker at the luncheon for receiving the greatest num- was Miss Sheila Macqueen of To Explain ber of points in the horticultural London, England, an internation- classes during the year. al expert on flower, arranging. Strategy In Pamela Morris Wed Price Fight RUMSON—Mrs. Milton Sweet- RED BANK — Miss Pamela wood, Elberon, a member, of Althea Morris, daughter of Mr. HELP (Housewives Expect Low- jfcid Mrs. Arthur Morris, 433 er Prices), will be guest, speaker * DINING ROOMS gflring St., Little Silver, was at a meeting of the Red Bank married Saturday to Jerauld Al- Chapter of Bnai Brith Women lan Todkill, son of Mrs. Donald Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in Congre- Haight of Barker, N. Y., and ;ation Bnai Israel, Hance and * LIVING ROOMS Burton Todkill of Las Vegas, Nev. Ridge Rds. Her topic will con Rev, James H. Harris, offici- cem the strategy of HELP in ated-; At the double ring cere- combating rising 'prices of food items in supermarkets. The PLAY ROOMS mony. 'Immediately after, a re-. "r eeption was held in Shadow- ,A meeting is open to the public. brook, Shrewsbury. Mrs. Charles Bernstein, chair- - The bride, who was given in man of the Anti-Defamation SAVE * BEDROOMS marriage by her father, wore League of the chapter has an- a gown of candlelight silk nounced that the ADL memo worsted fashioned with re-em- books have been distributed to broidered Alencon lace sleeves principals in schools in Little * DEN and court train. A lace and Silver, Red Bank, Middletown, pearl rose headpiece secured her New. Shrewsbury, Shrewsbury, UP TO bouffant veil. Fair Haven, Rumson and Atlan tic Highlands. The calendars re- ' Miss (Catherine Lenier of Wac- cord both Christian and Jewish cabuc, N. Y., was maid of honor holidays. Mrs. Bernstein said a and the Misses Waverly War- religious kit has been purchased ner, Cranford, and Deborah Ger- by the chapter of Bnai Brith' and mond, Little Silver, were brides- will be used to enlighten-church maids. groups about the customs and 4070 Rodger Morris, at home, rituals of the Jewish religion. brother of the bride, was best man. Ushers were-John Tread- Mrs. Marilyn Kalet, ADL Sprue* up for tfii holidays chairman of the Central New way, New Haven, Conn., and and now's the time to John Raymond, Ballston Spar, Jersey Council of Bnai Brith Women, will conduct a meeting N. Y.- buy while the selec- of Bnai Brith women responsible Mr, and Mrs. Todkill will re- tion is huge and for the Dolls for Democracy side in Barker. The bride is the Program which is given in local savings ar • granddaughter of Mrs. Joseph I. schools to children jn third grade. i at their t11fMrf*Ht Theln'eeting will beTierd~N6vT29 Mr. Allen, and of the late Mr. at 8:30 p.m. in the' home of Mrs. greatest. and Mrs. William Morris of •a-grandniece of Ethan Allen" am Bernstein, 29 Monroe Ave., Lit- Spring Lake. She is a direct de- Robert Morris, a signer of ttii tle Silver. scendant of Capt. Sam Allen and Declaration of Independence. Chalk Artist Miss Lynch Is Bride J KEANSBURG ,— Miss Kath- j. , • ;~ Is S pea leer leen Marie Lynch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lynch, 15 At Dinner •Hillside.; Aye.. West Keansburg, FREEHOLD —the Woman's became the bride of William Jef- Club held a social evening re- frey Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. cently in the Battleground Coun- Andrew Kelly, 2A Roger St., try Club when their husband* Highlands, Saturday. were guests at dinner. Rev. Eu- Rev. Eugene M. Rebeck cele- gene F. Gregory, a: chalk artist brated the Nuptial Mass and of- and pastor of the First Baptist ficiated at the double ring cere Church, Keyport, presented a mony in St. Ann's Catholic program of "Chalk Artistry With Church. a Gospel Message." The bride 'was given in mar- Among those attending were riage by her father. She wore a Mrs. Louis Klnzer, Mr, and,-— Saturday Uil 6 ! James Kelly, Rumson, brother Hendrickson, Mr. and Mrs. Her- j of the bridegroom, was best man. bert Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitbeck, Mrs. Joseph Delatush, ! Ushers were Andrew Kelly Jr , Mrs. William J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shilling Convenient Budget Term* Bayonne, brother of the bride- (The former Kathleen Lynch) groom; Douglas Devcney, Ca'le ford, Mr. and Mrs. Erank Hugus, Place, L.I., nephew of the bride- Point .Comfort Garden Apart Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hanna, Mr. ROUTE 35 AT SUNSET AVENUE groom; Robert Schwing, Kcans ments, Keansburg. ml Mrs. Schuyler Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pierce, Mr; and Mrs. burg, and Robert Yachovitz, Key- The bride was graduated from • . WANAMASSA, N. J. Richard Lechtrecker, and repre- port. Michael Lynch, Keansburg. St. Mary's High School, South senting the Junior Woman's Club, godchild of the bride, was the Amboy, and is employed by Ben flr. and Mrs. Thorn^; Waage ring bearer. dix Corp., Eatonlown. Ars. William A. Lechtrecker is j After a reception in The Car- The bridegroom was graduated resident. Most purchases made note insure Holiday deliveries [ dlnal Room of Buck Smith's from Middlesex Vocational (House of Brides, the couple mo- School, Perlh Amboy, and is env itored to the Poconoj. When they ployed by the N.J. Highway Au- Be Modern, use Th« Daily Reg '.return, they -will reside in the thority. ;ter Clisaified. -r • Bazar at St. Anthony's THE DAILY REGISTER T-ursd-y, Nov. 17, 19M—27 m - A H»rv«k 8*- Vin, Marion PopwrifW *M •UX ' -will ' be hti.4 Saturday MISJS Sophie Ohiwbrone «re through Monday in St. Anthony's chairmen of the three-day event. Church Hall, under the auspices Hours are Saturday from 1> to *i Cindy Paints Sukarno annual Holiday Bazar of tha First Reformed Church of New Shrewsbury, preview some of the imported items that As \A Great Lover' s. r lend themselves to the international Kitchen RUMSON — "The best way tosoft as a poem." She reasons theme, of the event. The bazar will be describe Sukarno is to say that that he is still in power because held tomorrow from 6 to 8 p.m. and he is a great lover." his people think of him as some- Cindy Adams, author of "Thething of a god. Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the> vlany Lives of Sukarno — the In politics, she said, "his tim- church's White Hall, Hanee Rd., New Whole Picture of Indonesia/ ng has been fight." She said Shrewsbury, In the background is a said this in her amusing and gos-the Indonesian people "love and sipy lecture on important people adore" Sukarno. He dresses hand-carved Persian screen from tha - she has interviewed. The lecsimply- , and wears a -black cap collection of Mr. and Mrs. Woods. these days because he is a little ure was staged here In Congre- tRegister Staff Photo) gation Bnai Israel by the Junior vain about his advancing bald League of Monmouth County — ness. Most of the decorations on its second in the four-lecture sub- the uniforms he wears on state HOLIDAY FAIR gift items in photo at scription series. , occasions, she says, are "pinned on with diaper pins." left are admired by Mrs. Clifford Actress Cindy Adams,.wife of comedian Joey Adams, met Her new book "Mr. President, Grimmer, left, Fair Haven, chairman of President Sukarno on a cultural Honey" which is how she always the Christ Church Methodist event, and exchange program in 1961. Their addresses him, is soon to be re- -Mrft-Andrew-Hulsart.-Red, Bank,- sewing friendship led to the writing of leased from the. publishers. Her his autobiography. She said the current book was available after chairman.. Churchwomen began last key to Sukarno's personality is the lecture, and Mrs. Adams au- January to make handmade articles for tographed copies for purchasers that 'he loves his country, his the annual event which takes place - people, women, art and himself. The league's next lecture will His palace is elaborate and conbe Feb. 9 when designer Bill Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the ains a distinguished art collec- Blass will talk on "Fashion To church. Luncheon will be served from :ion. But, he himself, she said, day and Tomorrow." He has been named by Esquire maga- 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and a children's 78DELIVERED 9 lives as a peasant" in a five- room caretaker's cottage. He zine as one of the 10 best dressed pet show is scheduled for 2 p.m. sleeps on the floor, she said, and men in America. (Register Staff Photo) eats a meal in six minutes — even meals of state. The author THIS MICE INCLUDES ALL calls Sukarno "half emperor — half peasant" and refers to himDeborah Unit APPLIANCES! as a mystic. Sukarno agrees that "he is this way" because Re-Elects All Famous Brands he was born under the sign of Gemini., She says he is clairvoy- HORN OF PLENTY made of • CABINETS ant and-was considered a "heal President gilded white facial tissues, . f SINK and FIXTURES er*; when he was a. boy. She con- SHREWSBURY — N«w.oHice« itrfgrfr/wil! hang on the siders him" "strong "as steel1 arid were elected Tuesday by the Red •••"" *V DISHWASHER Bank Chapter of Deborah Hospi- wall of the Holy Trinity • OVEN Sorority Marks tal at a meeting in the fire School 'auditorium, Long house. Branch, for Harvest Moon • RANGE HOOD Founders* Day Mrs. Ben Rassas was re-elected • FOUR BURNERS NEW SHREWSBURY — Monpresident- . Other officers are Mrs. Ball Saturday night. Mrs. mouth County Alumnae of Delta Coney Powell, Mrs. Frank Levy Pasquaje De Vito, left, and Delta Delta observed Founders' and Mrs. John Petlllo, vice presi- Mrs. Angelina Brents admir^ Call Now For Free Day at a meeting Thursday in dents; Mrs. Sol Grover, treasur- the home of Mrs. Richard Meyer, er; Mrs. Max Benowitz, financia the ehurehwomen's efforts. 25 Timothy La. secretary; Mrs. George Marx, ESTIMATE 229-9100 Highlight of,,the program was corresponding secretary; Mrs. the conferring of the' Circle De- Bernice Roberts, recording sec- 1 gree to seven members in recog- retary, and Mrs. Monroe Marx nition of their active roles as historian. PURE HEAT! alumnae. They are Mrs. Joh Trustees are Mrs. Rassas, Mrs, Amerman, Middletown; Mrs. A Michael . Stavola, Mrs.- Ralph HOME CENTER thur Hankins, West Long Branch Stein and Mrs. Jesse Greenberg. COMPLETE REMODELING SERVICE Mrs. O. W. Morris, Long Branch Alternates are Mrs. William Mat- • PLUMBING • HEATING • AIR Mrs. Robert Newman, Elberor sky and Mrs. Sophie Berkowitz. Church Groups to Sponsor Harvest Moon Ball CONDITIONING • BATHROOMS Mrs. Robert Young, Interlakei Mrs. Louise Trimbole was'ac- LONG BRANCH - Three Holy dancing will be by Jack, Maz- and Mrs. E. Wilson Baker an lina Brents, Mrs. Anthony Cam- feature lasagna, chicken cac- ' • KITCHENS cepted as a'new member. Trinity Catholic Church parish zaroppi's orchestra. pi and Mrs. Louis DeFario as- ciatore, eggplant Parmesan, Mrs. John F. Borden, Fair Hi Mrs. W. R. Baader, River Rd.. Joint sponsors of the dance • IASY TERMS ARRANGED ven. organizations are - sponsoring a sisting. Representing the Holy stuffed peppers and Italian Fair Haven, is in/charge of a Harvest Moon Ball here Satur- are the Holy Trinity Parent- Name Society is president An- sausage. Mrs. Alan Judkins, 710 Nav< sale of holiday - cookies and Teacher Association, the Holy thony D'Apollto, assisted by 2005 HIGHWAY 35, OAKHURST candies. Proceeds will bene day at 9 p.m. In flie H0I7 Trinity sink River Rd., Middletown, wa School auditorium. Name Society and the Rosary Ralph Zambrano and Dominic OPPOSITE SHOP- RITE welcomed as a new member, fit Deborah Hospital in Browns Altar_5pciety. Mills." -r HarV«st-tlme~decoratl

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OPEN SUNDAYS. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. • BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY 747-5555 14 Convenient Locations Throughout OPEN WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS Monmouth County , Knicks Monmouth'>8 Rodriguez Individual Victor 30-lhundty, Nov. 17, 1966 THE DAJLY BEGISTER CBA Frosh Titlists Ripped UNCROFT — Christian Broth- points to win easily over a 17- TOP a nsisHiats ers Academy's.,freshmen won the team field. I. joae BodrlwM. Jlonnvouth, «:3S PHILADELPHIA Cunningham McGorty of Brick Township-was deadlocked for third at 122. Trail- Brick, t;47; 7. Paul lmnonfrr. Brick, 14 minutes, led by Wilt Chamber- t:49; 8. <;rer Tampe, CBA, t:S1: ». the sophomore individual cham- ing in the top 10 were Point Mik.e Barnacle, CBA. t:tl: 10. Mart A SEAT UP FRONT — Qarden State Park, Cherry Hawks 2-2 Tie lain, Hal Greer and Lucius Jack- pion in the second annual Chris- Pleasant Beach, 171; Keyport, Slsskon, Lakevood, «:53: 11. Lrn Pierre Brick; «. BUI Qulnn, Keynort: 1 Hill, is not about to take a back seat when it comes Associated Press Hull's seventh goal of the sea- son, to defeat the New York tian Brothers Academy Invita- 188; Henry Hudson Regional, 200; Kevin Faqiia. CBA; 14. Boh Kdelhau tional Monmouth and Ocean Red Bank, 203; Matawan Region- er, Lakewood; 15. Jbn Topyk, Brirk to promoting rich races for New Jersey. It was prov- Glen Hall is back in the Chica- son came with Kurtenbach in the Knickerbockers, 117-108, last 16. Vern Buntln, Monmouth; 11. Ro County freshman and sophomore al, 248, and Asbury Park, 250. Stlener, Mlddlrtown i 18. B°» Hllde- go Black Hawks' nets and it's penalty box. He turned Chicago night. brandt, Pt. Pleasant Beach; 19. Larry en by Eugene Mori, president of Garden State Park, no coincidence that the Hawks Maki's goalmouth pass behind cross country championships yes- McGorty won the 2^-mile soph- Parker, Henry Hudson; JO. Jim Sic It was the 76ers' sixth straight terday in Lincroft School. omore race in 13:42 by a nine- (ioary, Henry Hudson: 21. Bootlal last Saturday. have allowed the fewest goals Ranger goalie Ed Giacomin,. National Basketball Association Bajher, Red Bank: !2. John Manxlla, ' and are leading the National Approximately 120 runners second margin over teammate St. Rose; a. Carl Booth, Red Bank Mori's plant 'concluded thoroughbred racing Hull thought he had given New victory. 24. Ed Bechlodt, Keyport; !i. Nik. Hockey League. competed in both the freshman Keith Engle. Bill TenEyck of Hart, CBA. in the Garden State, climaxing the 19613 season York its first goal when he fell The Knicks, battered and and sophomore division races, Lakewood was third, Jim Sha- FRESHMAX "B" Hall made what New York across Hall's legs after Rod Gil- loo of Red Bank fourth and Kevin TOP 10 HNISHKRS with one of the world's richest races in "The Gar- general manager-coach E m i 1 e beaten by the 76ers Tuesday while 25 ran in the freshman 1. John Corren, CBA, 7:07: *. bert shot at 2:19 of the opening 'B" race. No team title was at Kearney fifth for host CBA. Smith, CBA. 7:11; 3. Steve Rlauhrlt, den State" for the two-year-olds. This Is men- Francis called "the save of the period. "I was trying to control night in New York, played the CBA. 7:1!; 4. Nell Crowley. CBA. 7;13 stake in the sophomore division. 5. Bill Flanaran, CBA, 1:l»i «. Ro tioned as one of the most widely discussed races year," last night, protecting Chi- the puck but instead I pulled it Eastern Division leaders even up Carhart. CBA, 7:1»: 7. Pete Norton, cago's 2-2 tie against the Rangers Rodriguez circled CBA's l'/i- Trophies and medals were CBA. 7:!4: 8. Carry Topn, CBA, 7:27; around the globe. Horsemen claim it to be a true into, the net when I fell," he through almost three periods. mile y&rling course in 6:36 to abundant. Besides individual me- 8. jClaui!e fiaimlf r«, Pt, Plrassnl Beach, in the only NHL game played. said. 7:S9; ]0..fharlM Tacue, I'HA. 1:33. ' But after Dave Stallworth had capturer the. individual title dals to the top 25 finishers in SOPHOMORK DIVISION* classic for two-year-dlds. The big save came on Orland ..Gilbert JigrmL.VI. thought JHu! all three races,, team trophies TOP 25 FINISHERS -—Knrtenbactr irr the second period. tied, it up at ,77. with-2:15 among the freshmen, finish- 1. Kevin Mcdortr, Brick, 13:42; Being a rich race, it draws the best of horse flesh had made the save but then' ng with about a 30-yard bulge and individual trophies were pre- Keith El-:nsle, , BriBrick< . 13:51; 3. Bill Ten- Billy Hicke had shot the puck the' third quarter, Philadelphia Ryrk. I.H.HKewood! . 13:57; 4. Jim Shaloo from the top stables operating in this thoroughbred saw Kurtenbach with his stick i over Brian Shirley of Point sented to members of the first Red'Bank, 13:59; 5. Kevin Kearney. and Hall steered it away. But the air so I knew the puck was i: got rolling. Pleasant Beach, who edged Kev- three teams in the freshman CBA. 14:00; «. Sieve Raemo. Jackson, business. Saturday's race grossed $314,125 with the • Kurtenbach, a rangy center, 14-OS: 7. John nellry, Brlrk. 14:07: 8. the net." Chamberlain also stood out on in Pindar of St. Rose for run- Ray Maxwell. St. Rose. 14:0S: ». Pet. winner picking up a gold pot of $188,475. This race picked up the rebound on Hall's ner-up- honors;— _ SlMMAItlES — >lel«en;-ptr Flrasanf Beaehi-Urtmo front step with the Hawl yyiedit T>r defense-as-usual i-eollecting-39-of FRESHMAN "A" (iary Archer, Jackson, 14:12; II. Dai plays second fiddle only to the Arlington-Washington footer midway through Chris Breedlove (6:44) and TEAM SCORES Denneell, Central; 12. John Jarohus bending the wrong way. th Philadelphia's 54 rebounds and 1. CBA. 3>; t. Brick Township, 88; St. Rose; 13. Tom Pattenon, PI. Pleas Futurity, an event that grossed'$367,700 with the win- "There was nothing but period and then Bob Nevin pu Paul Madden (6:46) ran 4-5 to 3. (tie) St. Rose. Monmouth Bee.. 122; ant Beach; 14. Joe Hafeman. CBA: net handing off eight assists. lead CBA to team laurels. Greg 5. Pt. Tleaiant Beach, 171; 6. KeypoM, 15. Bob Hamlln. Red Bank: 1«. Jsrl ner claiming $195,200. when I shot. I thought it was a New York back on top with V/- 18ft: 7. Henry Hudson Rer., ZOO; 8. Vo^el, I^ikewood; 17. Dave Pindar, St. minutes left In the period. The In other games, the St. Louis Tampe (eighth), Mike Barnacle Red Bank. 203; 9. .Matawan Ret., 248; Rose; In. Gar>- Reynolds; 19. Rod «ure goal," Kurtenbach said. Hawks ran their winning string 10. Asbury Park. r,(l; 11. Shore Ret.. Herb, Atbury Park; 20. BUI Mltchrll, Even though the "best" of the two-year-old Somehow Hall reached up and came Hall's key saVe on Kurten (ninth) and Kevin Fugua (13th) 2*4; 12. St. Joseph's (Toms River), Brick: 21. Mark Wheelrr, Brick; 22 to four straight by outbattling were the other scorers for the 303; 13. Jackson Twn., Central Ret., Chris GUI. CBA; 23. Ed llannrn. Brirk crop compete, they can be upset. In fact, it hap- gloved the puck, saving the goal. bach and Hull's goal. Ocean Twp-, Mtddleto«-n Twp., 1-ake^ 24. Jerr}- HeUman, Brick; 25. Jim Detroit in the fourth quarter and yearling Colts, who totaled 39 wood did not turn In team cards. (ieifer, CBA. pened In 1965 when a New Jersey stable upset the After that the game settled in- W h T Pis. GF G defeating the Pistons, 104-101, to a tight defensive struggle and Chicago 1 I IS » November pumpkin cart. It was Prince Siam, a New York "~4 5 4 and Rudy LaRusso and Jerry the teams played score- 3 3 < West scored 36 points each to $4,500 yearling purchase when he had 25 stitches less hpckey after Bobby Hull's 4 5 1 4 • J pace the Los Angeles Lakers to power play goal tied the game at 5 1 in his face, and "supplemented" into The Garden Thnnday'~.Z .4 s Game* a 124-112 victory over the Cincin- State for a $10,000 fee. Prince Siam won by a 12:08 of the second period. No Game* Scheduled nati' Royals. neck and earned $187,176 net first prize. Eastern Dlvl.lon W L Tel. CB Philadelphia 13 1 .MS — Prince Siam was owned by A & J Pepino of Maple Bo»lon _...!» ! .8.13 I a brake job at New Vork . 8 8 .500 6 Shade, and was called the "Cinderella Horse" after Cincinnati It 8 .385 IVi Baltimore t 13 .133 UVx that victory. The Prince went off 14-1 and came on Western Division Ran Francjsco - 10 6 .6J5 — with a strong finish in the final yards to overhaul Gun» Sears costs as S». I,oiil» '. . •_ 8 5 .615 y, Detroit , ^ . 6 10 .375 4 flint. It happens now and then! Chicago ~. '7 11 .389 4 t-o. Anselea 5 10 .333 4H Six of the last 10 winners of this race have little as $29.95 Today'* Gamea Detroit vs New York at Baltimore been crowned champion of the two-year-old dlvl- ; Falcon, Corvair and Comet Chicago at Baltimore York (108> Philadelphia (111) sion. Only a few failed to win the Juvenile title. : Why Pay More? G P T OFT Akin Ck'bTa 10 » M They were Carry Back, Crewman, Sadair and Automotive Center Barnr-N Costello 1 ! 4 tellamy Cun'c'm 10 2 Prince Siam. With the exception of Prince Siam, 1500 Highway 35 Iryatlt Hsimhee 12 4 iomlves Greer ]> 3 35 the others were famed members of the^sport. Reed lach«on 5 3 13 4 IS 13 Five of the last 11 winners of the Kentucky Derby •St'lhr'tb Melch'nl Z 0 4 Ar'le 3 4 10 Walker 6 ill have come out of the Garden State race. So far, no V world's ! 41 a 108 46 IS 111 illy has ever tried running against the colts in this Xew York -...U M is SB-lffi) rhlladrlnhls J6 32 2g 31—117 mile and a sixteenth fixture.. Garden's popular Gar- Fouled out—none. Pmonal foul*—New York 16, FMIa. denia fits in as the crowning test for the two-year-old delpliU 13. Attendance 5.Z33. fillies. •"••;. Garden State day is one of gaiety for racing Gold Cup Race fans in the fall, as is the Jersey Derby in May for DETROIT (AP)—Seattle, with the spring meet Newspapermen from all parts of bid of $55,000, yesterday was FALL SERIES Lightning fleet winners at Monmouth Boat Club were, left to right, warded the 1967 Gold Cup hy- Raynor, 15, Red Bank, first; Midge Beech er, 15, Middletown, third; June Methot, the country and foreign representatives are on Iroplane race by the American Lincroft, second, and Arnold Schwartz, Lincroft, fourth. Rear commodore and race hand for coverage of New Jersey's big thorough- Power Boat Association, The 1*3 E. Ntwicm Springs Open 8 a.m. 80? Railroad Aye. bred events. -ace will be run Aug. 6 on Lake committee chairman Roger Power, right, New Shrewsbury, presented the sailors R«d Bmk—842-2500 to 5 p.m. Aibary Park—774-&80B their awards at the fleet's dinner last Saturday at The CobbleStones, Middletown. Successor, trained by Eddie Neloy, won jt, and it I Register Staff Photo) was fitting. Neloy has advanced a long way in this business, especially when you think back to the days when Eddie had kitchen experience during his leaner days. Neloy was a dish washer in Detroit. Now he just cleans greenbacks. Its new look is just During the campaign this year Neloy has sad- dled winners of more than $2,400,000, of which $1,648,000 was earned finishing first with horses owned by the Phipps' dynasty. The Garden State one nice thing about the was Neloy's 40th stakes win of 1966. Seventeen different horses share the stakes scores which include 10 races that grossed at least $100,000. '67 Chevy pickup Buckpasser, most noted in his charge, has won almost a dozen big ones for Neloy. . SHORT SNORTS — Donald Steel, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Steel, 84 Garden Rd., Shrews- bury, is one of 14 candidates vying for a spot on the Gettysburg College freshman basketball team. , Steel is 6-2, 165 pound product of Red Bank High School where he served as co-captain of the bas- ketball squad. The Gettysburg (Pa.) College will play a 14-game schedule. Duff Badgley, Little Silver, a senior at Dickinson NEW OFFICERS of Monmouth Boat Club's Lightning Fleet are Pat Corr, left, New College, Carlisle, Pa., will run in the Middle Atlantic Monmouth, secretary-treasurer, and Ted Marko, center, River Plaza, fleet captain. Conference College Division championships Friday, BilLHeron, Jught,^LirtlB^SilyB[,_is_ieiJungJieijaetain, ^ (Register Staff Photo) (Nov. 18). The race, with some 17 colleges compet- ing, will be-heldoyer-tho Fairmount Park course in Philadelphia. Mater Dei Boosters To Hear Oxley Val DeFazio, the "deer hunter," reported on a re- '67 FUetside Pickup NEW MONMOUTH — Joe Ox- a special guest at the Mater De the Mater Dei cafeteria, cent venison dinner at. the Shrewsbury Fire House. Val ley, football coach at Rari- High School Booster Club meet With the Mater Dei-Raritan said the venison was cooked so expertly it fooled vet- tan Township High School, will be ing next Monday at 8 p.m. in Thanksgiving Day game following eran deer hunters who thought they were at a roast in three days, Oxley will be joined THERE ARE LOTS OF OTHERS. on the speakers' platform by beef dinner. coach Dick Hartnett of the At the Quarterback Club dinner at the Colony For instance, newdurability^ew sheet metal con- Seraphs. Restaurant in Rumson on Monday, linebacker Mater Dei will be out for its Mike Cicolella said the Giants had a "rundown struction discourages rust. Eliminates exposed joints initial victory over Raritan in feeling." No one argued the point However, on cargo box and tailgate. Provides self-washing this year's game. A Raritan win wheelhousings with special splash shields. Inner qab will earn it permanent possession when Cicolella, "Bookie" Bolin and Danny. Lewis is" specially treated against rust. of the" Courier Trophy, first put sang "Show Me the Way to Go Home," with a into competition In the 1964 visiting trio, someone remarked, "I wish somebody game. would show them the way to the goal line." Also, added comfort, safety and convenience; Im- Booster president Vic Kulbick Howard Leon, MC at the Quarterback Club din- proved visibility all around. Dual master cylinder has issued an invitation to all ner, said he was the third string master of ceremonies. fathers to be at the meeting. brake system. Telescoping lower steering shaft. Ener- Movies of the 1965 game are to He figured if the Giants were digging down into the gy:absorbing instrument panel. Interior color-keyed to be shown. iarrel, Colony master Nick Egidio, was keeping up go with exterior paint. One-hand tailgate latch. The Boosters have also an- with the "digging" and dug up Leon. Howard has to AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR! nounced that final plans have be an excellent master of ceremonies. After all, how been made to again present the And extra strength: Full-depth double-wall side THE ONLY MUFFLER Harlem Satellites on Feb. 21 at many MC's get the opportunity to MC both Jets and Memorial Hall, A special team of Hants gatherings. • ,. panels (Fleetside models). Double-wall steel in cab roof UARANTEED* Bayshore All-Stars is now being and other important areas., . formed to meet the Satellites. COAST-TO-COAST •Iilnst .RUST-OUT Tech vs. Fla. In 'OFange' Plus famous*Chevrolet truck features: Independent • BLOW-OUT NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - The Nashville Banner laid yes- . WEAR-OUT Jets' Snell Georgia Tech and Florida have terday. 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TburViay, Nov. 17, Pro Football Meetings Set THE DAJLY R£G1 YORK CAP) - The K*>port! s on th» ttthmmtaAuania of timal tnl Americw (ootbtil the Joint HFUAFl, comntow. « Track league* Will titpw tte til* MtAto the *tU *pA dUe for the first NEW YO*K super bowl game and step toward wiving the f By JACKSON CUNNINGHAM At the moment, Matawan's OT-polnt team- total ( in the IC4A championships last the first draft between the two the merged circuits'. mering feud between I^SE a few good halfbacks since picking up p«d and average per game) is second in New Jersey behind Pascack Monday and the previous week league at meetingi s in NeN w YorYk There also will be a session and NCAA was taken . beginning Nov. 28, Commissioner penqll «n4 setting lout to cover high school football games since Valley, which has rolled up a near unbelievable B» points In paced the Jaspers to their first dealing with the exhibition sched- when Vice President Hu _ }96O, played as a teammate of two outstanding ones at Rumson- just seven games for a 47-polnt per game average. Pete Rozelle said yesterday. special arbitration board" Metropolitan Intercollegiate title ule (or the 1967 season in which f Fair Haven, Billy Lewis and Terry Sieg, and was run over by In between all of his offensive heroics, Davis is a regular nounced the formation of u.: , since 1960 by placing third. The leagues will hold separate another. Purvis Peeler of Matawan, but I don't think I've ever at halfback "in Matawan's defensive btckfield. And if that isn't meetings during the week with NFL 'and AFL teams will play man committee "to solve George now has hopes of com- 1 - seen a better high school halfback than Randy Davis. enough, you can sometimes find Davis punting although rarely the club presidents hearing re- each other for the first time. problems of track and field. '/? Randy Davis, Long Branch's battering ram of 1958, may since Gary Walsh is usually kicking off—following a Davis peting in next Monday's NCAA have had more power and Asbufy Park's 1B7 whiz Frank touchdown. championships at Lawrence, Kan., Budd had more speed, but for all-around talent, I'll argue that ALTHOUGH Rumson-Fair Haven Regional, a Shore Con- where he'd vie against a stellar Davis is the best to hit the Shore area since the late 195B's. ference drop-out, didn't win the championship in its first venture field of approximately 400 run- Just 16 years' old, the junior wingback already has the in the new Garden State Conference, the Bulldogs do have a solid chance at winning another crown. A sharp performance ners that will include 1964 Olym-ji •Shore area scoring record within his grasp. He needs just a plans Garry Lindgren and Oscar single touchdown tacked on to his 139-point total to surpass the against Red Bank Catholic on Thanksgiving Day should give the 140 mark, set by Peeler in 1958 when he led Matawan to its Central Jersey Group 2 championship to the Bulldogs, who have Moore. best fodtbail record ever, eight wins against a single loss to lost only to Garden State Conference champion Clifford Scott . • • * <> Neptune, which was led by Nate Ramsey, now a defensive of East Orange and Red Bank, a Shore Conferenece "A" Divi- MANY SOCCER COACHES are sion strongboy. • " » tone ,back with the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles. up in arms over the selection . Davis, who stands 5-10 and weighs In at 170, can become It looked to be a tossup between the Bulldogs of Joe Rosau, of the All-Shore and All-Shore the new scoring record-holder Thanksgiving Day when the who Is in his 21st season at the helm of the Bulldogs, and Conference divisional teams, an Huskies meet traditional rival Kcyport. He can also help Middlesex before the Bulldogs nipped Highland Park, 7-3, last jounced Tuesday night at the an-| Winter T Matawan to its best record ever. The Huskies will finish the Saturday, while Middlesex was losing its -first game of the. nual Shore Soeeer Officials As- campaign at M under veteran coach Barry Rlzzo If th«y topple season to Bernards, 13-6. sociation dinner. Even though the Keyport in the holiday tussle. IT MAY. NOT steal to many fans away from the television coaches picked the squads them- game matching Notre Dame and Michigan State, but the foot- selves, they felt the manner in Rigfit now, Davis stands fourth among the state's top ball game at Red Bank High- School's athletic field Saturday which the' teams were selected scorers, trailing leader Neil Hering of Pascack Valley by afternoon at 2 o'clock should prove interesting to say the least. was incorrect because the coach ~eeven-paints,-Rolling up his 23 touchdowns, Davis has been The game will pit the senior ~~~ ~—~~^; simply picked-the -best players nothing short of spectacular. Included in his touchdown totals girls against senior boys in flag n the lour eight-minute quarter his squad came up against and, are TD run of 79, 65, 64, 53, 50, 41, 33, 23, 21 and 18 yards. football and proceeds from the :ontest, the girls will be allowed of course, all squads don't play Another covering 85 yards Was called back because of a game are slated for the Student 1 players, while the boys can the same opponents. Football ..penalty. He's no slouch when it comes to pass'receiving, either Council treasury. Council presi- ay only nine lucky fellas. Girls coaches may be next to be irked combining with tailback "Chick" Geran on 66, 26 and 23-yard dent Richard Rodgers came up •ill be allowed to tackle, but when The Register announces its aerial scoring maneuvers, or ldckoff returning, showing 87 with the idea and Sally Porter le boys — Coach, may I please All-Monmouth County grid team. BUDGET PRICED AT ind 79-yard touchdown returns with kickoffs. and Carla Robinson organized. Jay defense — can only "tackle' • • • >y pulling out the handkerchief GRID NOTES: Adams State rom one of the girls' rear pock- College of Alamosa, Colo., which :ts. Scott Twigg, offense, and is quarterbacked by. 222-pounder iruce Cronrielly, defense, wilT 2 FOR Jim Attaway of Middletpwn, has oach the girls' team. been selected to meet Southwest While the seniors enjoy them- Missouri State in the Mineral lehres at that game, coach Tom Water Bowl game at Excelsior; Springs, Mo., Nov. 26. Big Jim {arlo and his varsity grlddcrs has piloted Adams, State to a 24 will be taking In the Colgate 7-^ 2 record". . . Glenn Meltzer, Princeton game. former Highland Park standout * * now an end at Wichita, currently GEORGE SHEEHAN of Rum- ranks second among major coi- on continues to shine for Man- lege pass receivers with 65 catch-! WHITEWALLS or BLACKWALLS attan College's cross country es for 772 yards and three touch- iam, tops in the New York area. downs. Throwing .to Meltzer is Other sins proportionately tow pricedf George, a senior who propped John Eckman. junior quarter- at CBA, was 13th individually in back who used to star for Wall eading Manhattan to fourth place Township High. NO MONEY DOWN Take Months to Pay/

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is the game of the season, of the The Cowboys have averaged SOUTH — Si-ncuit S3. «>•! Vlr(lnla Front End Alignment decade and perhaps of the post- better than 25 points a game in : I^iulilnna Blalft 14, Tulanr- 10: Ten- 30, Kentucky 7; Clrmion 23, Our expert mechanics war era. It's enough to sap the their last four games. North Carolina Klntr 13; MluMmlppI ID, Vandtrhllt 6: Florida State 19, »•!<» YOUR align front wheels to . ALL FOR ONLY prognosticator's adrenalin dry. Harvard 16, Yale 14: The Fornt 7: Mrmplil* Htiitr 18, Cincin- Crimson get a taste of the Ivy nati n; Soulhrrn Ml»l»alp|il 33, Kaat manufacturer's original | Notre Dame has the superior rnrollna 14; Furninn 14, Ttie Cltnd«l 1 League title. 13; millnm 1 Mnrv in, Rlchmgnd Oi specification?, ... passing threat In sophnmnres TUA ottlrT»l Maryland It, Virginia ft. Terry Hanratty and Jim Sey-. TOMOBBOW SOUTHWKST — mrp 1«. Ttul Miami. H«.. 51. lona 7. rhrl.lUin 14; North Trim Slate X), BEST i$ mour and the mare explosive EAST — Frnn Slain VI, ritUnurih ; frincrtnn I*. Cornrll Mi Dartmouth Chattanooga 14: Net* Mexlcn Btflte 3fl, runner In Nick Eddy, who has 8, FtnnnyRanU 14; Colgate 32. Rut> Trial Wmlrrn T: »>«t Trxai Slate 21, Front Wheels Balanced four runs this year of between [f-ri T: Columbia 13. Itronn 7; Rulfalo Mrilrm Michigan 14. 4, YouncHlouii 0; Holy Crnut If); FAR WKST — Hnfihlnglon 17. WHfth- CAR Our precision balancing 51 and 85 yards. ^onnrFllmt • : Bo»ton Callrci- 10. Ma*. Inglon Slate 14: Utah 31. Utah Male 13; nchutplU 0; Bon lint Green :t>, Temple Oregon Stale 23. Oregon 1; Rrlgham extends tire life by 95 • Both teams have big, beefy and Young 37, Wyoming 30; loua Stale 25. Most MlllWKST — Purdur ]/!, Indiana • Arizona 14; Arltona State 30. Xatr preventing uneven wear. J quick defensive units. Michigan kltnnr«ol». II. Wisconsin 0; Ohio State Mulco 8;' San' Jose Slate 14. Freino BUYS Weights included. American State's Bubba Smith, at 6-foot-7 !, Michigan IO< MUittnrt 1], Kipiu Slate 01 Idaho 30, neher State*. - ahb" 283 pounds, towers a little Cars over Notre Dame's Kevin Hardy, 6-5 and 270. but you get the idea. Brake Adjustment The Iriih have given up only WeadjustbrikM, One touchdown in the last six add fluid and dean Fast "Same Day" Service games while Michigan State Tlieres only and repadcfront • yielded IB points last week to ON THE GREAT NEW wheel bearings. Parts extra if need. J Indiana. State has a good but unsensational passer In Jimmy Raye, a dangerous ball-carrier in Clint Jones and an excellent 1967 CHEVROLET! pass-receiver In Gene Wash- one Print a shown al Flrwtonl llortu compilltivtlr prlcM m. Satewleat rd frfwfa Co* its* Ar Bvttm FaadJer, «kttoato flf Scott has iOA On Board of •Almost Prohibitive'. runs wt (A such, pteces." w Open* Today e Urge to Get to Water township now is making use of the liaison committee, announced Education that nexf year's The cost of portable class- MATAWAN - A "Winter Won- ruary to report in whatever projected increase of students three outside facilities, two in that the Feb. 14 election would Cameron Waterman. IUis a non- rooms, Mr. Scott said, was "al- include the names of three new derland" Christmas* baztr will progress the Aussies are making would be about 200, or about most prohibitive," since one of temples and one in a church in snob's guide to yachting since it Oakhurst. • candidates for members of the be held In the clubhouse of the leals with every form of sport- toward getting the America's Cup "the stable, annual growth rate" them would cost about $18,000 back, and then around the world here. ; board and the school budget. Woman's Club today .and!tomor- ng sea transport. If surfers ever per year. If- double sessions The board announced that it Board candidates m»st submit ;et sails _ or engines, Robinson by way of Greece. The high school, Mr. Scott were adopted, he said, they hoped to come to a decision row beginning at 10 a.m. within the next week on an archi petitions 40 days before the elec nay write about them too. A second Aegean cruise will said, would graduate 220 seniors would not be used- "below the tion, he said. The annual'sale of holiday gifts mark the Robinsons' 25th wed- this year and admit 360 fresh- fifth grade" and "for tone year tect for the proposed elementary and decorations will be sponsored Robinson's plans for the imme- school. Interviews have been liate future are writing—he is ding anniversary and perhaps a man next year. The board now for each student at the maxi- jointly by the Woman's Club, Ju- mum." * held with architects and school To fill Jobs fast, place "Help acecutive editor of Yachting longer anniversary of that "urge' is considering ways of absorbing Wanted" ads in The Daily Reg, nior Woman's

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- "—BjrEDWARD W. PELL " ' ' ' ' r ' S-. " tlfff •? « 1 " RUMSON — "The basic urfiB to get to the water" is what Bill Robinson says, in his seventh and •a \ latest book "The World of Yacht- ing^"1 has motivated every sport- ing gta-person from Cleopatra to Cofnelius Vanderbilt to the hard- The 230SL even quashes that ancient com- your passenger in normal tones. because it uses no nuts and bolts. After hand ie* who have kept the famous At $6185, the Mercedes-Benz 230SL plaint about sports car trunk space. A;!*^ AijaeHca's. Cup in American Themajor reason: a 6-cylinder, singleover- filing and.buffing, this body is submerged in a hinds since 1851. ranks among the world's great sports peted alcove behind the seats holds l«Tg> head camshaft engine, with fuel injection re- 52-ton primer vat where every crevice gets a Robinson has never been one cars. Motor magazine describes road- - protective coating. After the primer coat is parcels or small children.The trunk caniwll to resist the urge himself. A for- placing carburetors and hours of patient holding as "uncanny.'' Yet the 230SL cubic feet of luggage. mer yachting columnist for Gen- handwork to ensure running smoothness. baked on, 24 pounds of permanent under- eral Features Syndicate, he Has doesn't thunder, rattle, ride like an ox- coating seals the underside. Engine, drive Note: Power steering and a 4-speed, auto- participated in innumerable For example, pistons are niachined to tol- cart or look like a rocket ship. It's a civil- matic transmission are two of the few extra- oip&n races Including the Bef- erances of .019 of a millimeter. Every engine train arid suspension are rubber cushioned to mUda race and has sailed the ized two-seater built for normal adults, quell vibration. No wonder the car pounds cost options offered for the 230SL. Autocar cdistal waters of the United is bench-tested for over an hour. States, Bahamas, West Indies and not acrobats. Read how the 2305L de- over brutal surfaces without tremors, rattles sums them up succinctly: "We have never ( Hawaii in the 24-foot sloop, "Mar 1 tried a more successful power steering, and . Ctitro," which is docked outside livers all the pleasures of sports car Superb stopping power or jolts. of his home at Oyster Bay. Dr., driving—and none of the privations, In fact, the 230SL thrives on rough going. ' the automatic transmission is also among the. her*.' However vigorously you drive it, the 23OSL' Competition driver Eugen Boehringer under- best in our experience." . ;' ,. 'Ths ship's name is a Spanish cannot outrun its magnificent brakes. approximation of "Sea Bright." Tk M ANY driving enthusiasts feel the urge to Three cars in one . •In his latest book which will JVJ. own a sports ear-but don't like to suf- tie released Nov. 23 by Random You can choose from three 230SLinodels: Hquse, Robinson tells a story of fer their usual hardships and handicaps. A so- k the-sailor who, sick of the sea, Mercedes-Bern 230SL Roadster cockpit the soft-top Roadster, at $6185*; the lution"^ at hand: the Mercedes-Benz 230SL. teUsrhis shipmates how he is go- Is designed for normal adults;not hardtop Coupe, at $6343*; and.the—^ ing, to retire ashore. "In place of colossal maximum speed and acrobats. Comfort is so complete that Roadster/Coupe, which gives you both Carry an Oar : breathtaking acceleration, the magic of this driver and passenger have separate fVm going to sling an oar-Wer car lies instead in its refinement, comfort and heater and ventilation controls: tops, at $6587*. • •, my shoulder," the sailor says, "The detachable hardtop is so beautlf UIP 'and start walking, inland. When superb road behavior," reports Autocar. ly engineered that it doesn't look u I get to a place wher* someone You can have your cake andeat it; too.Th< asks me what that funny thing though it should come off at all," com- . JsTra carrying, that's where'I'm 23OSL is supremely livable. And it runs rings going to settle down." around much of its sports car competition. ments Motor. ,'Robinson has not yet arrived at that stage. He intends to "stay on .the -water" for some time to 'There must be a limit, but colile and not move farther in- on a dry road we never found it" Other Mcrccd««Benz motor cant land than his home in Rumson. from $28382 to $4,084* Robinson learned sailing as a —Motor road test geven-year-old in Nantucket. His V Grand Mercedes 600 $25,582 grandfather and two of his un- The 230SL vaults from zero to 60 mph in 300SE Coupe cles were sea captains on mer- 10 seconds. It reaches its peak only at 125 250SE Convertible chant ships and now his chil mph. But its most startling trait is its leech- •' ' 25QS Sedan dren, William W, "Robby" Robin- , son,' 22, Martha, 20, and Alice, like readability. , (" ''23te"sedan ' 17r carry on the family tradition. Even a quick inspection shows why. 230 Sedan .' Each of them was given a rac- , 200 Diesel Sedan ing'boat when nine years old af- The car stands a mere yard and a half • 200 Sedan ter having been taken sailing be- high. Yet it straddles the road with a fore reaching their first birth- •Eait tnd Gulf Coait parti el entry, udoiivt days. Robby has crewed in three track five feet wide. Tires seem to at option!, (Ute and local tax** if any. Bermuda races, two Transatlan- tic races and one America's Cup bulge out from the body "sides. Note; trial. Martha crewed in a Ber- These aren't ordinary tires, but radial- muda race and Alice's "Turn- about" was recently, given to the ply design, specifically tailored to the A safe sports car Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht car's speed, weight and handling traits. Club in Oceanport to be awarded The 23OSL's foremost safety feature.is its in*, each year to the child who does All four wheels are linked to a fully inde- credible maneuverability. You can drive away best'in the club's sailing pro- pendent suspension system, first proved on a gram. scored the point. He slammed his from danger. But if trouble should occur, you world-championship Mercedes-Benz racing Up front are 9.9-inch disc 230SL over some of Europe's worst back are also well protected. . '. - •„ Teaches Sailing machine.. This skillful engineering has climi brakes. Finned, 9.05-inch Sobby, a former end on - the : The car body itself is a patented safety fea- nated any trace of a harsh "sports car ride" turbo-cooled drums act on the roads in the Liege-Sofia-Li6ge Rally, and- he Princeton football team, not ture. On violent impact, front and rear .sec- '' giv<« sailing lessons at Blue Wa- -as Autocar discovered: "When being really rear wheels. A gentle power assist transmits won. • ter Marine in Monmouth Beach pedal-pressure to these brakes—softly enough tions are designed to collapse to absorb shock. Mrs'. Robinson who had nevei hurtled along, the 23.OSL sits down on the Bring your wife . . Inside, even the steering wheel hub is de«.'.,. sailed before she was married, road beautifully, sweeping over bumps and to avoid sudden lurching stops, strongly nowfcoes along with'her husbanc Take your wife on a test drive in the 230SL. signed for safety. It is padded, not pointed. on-; all his cruises. "She evei undulations with the minimum of vertical enough to deliver instant response., . likes raeing,~Mr,-Robinson-said, ifRdtTi -She'libehard put-to-find drawbacks:-^- -Lethal projections are absent. Door-handles^^, movement' and; no sensation at•' all~6f^wheels~ Almost every winter, the Robin- For example, your passenger enjoys more are recessed, control knobs are made of" pli- sons take a cruise with Mr. and patteringupanddown."Nobone-jarringjolts; has been testing all kinds of cars for almost 20 Mrs. Raymond Carey, also oi able materials, and the rearview minor is years. The 230SL( holds the record for fast forward legroom than in a Rolls-Royce. Seats Rumson.' this is a civilized sports car-and with a wheelr are firmly upholstered-, contoured chairs—not spring mounted to snap off if. struck. -. ,*' Last June, the Robinsons spen base of less than 8 feet, an agile one. The stopping times. . . ', two weeks cruising in the Aegeai skimpy "buckets." You are sealed against 230SL nips and darts through dense city traf- 1 from Piraeus to Ios and from Io! Strong arid silent type _ wind gusts and cold with,roll-up side windows The filial proof ;.•." /,-• • totRhodes. This summer, Robin fic like a whippet in a herd of buffalo. A small number of 230SL models are .now «ori said "we didn't _do much, Many sports cars are intended as playthings— ' and one of the tightest-fitting convertible tops Jus{ cruising from here to"Cape available for immediate delivery. Cod ^without using a trailer." No frazzled nerves. and built accordingly. The 230SL ismeant to ever devised. . r Come in soon and take a thor- Robinson's latest bonk is endure for years.without showing its age. ; • Dual healer arid ventilation controls let On' the open road, the 23OSL replaces the r complete account, amply illus you select whatever interior climate you want, ough test.drive in the 230SL-^the trated with photographs by him raucous bellow-of most spoils cars with a Heavy gauge steel body panels are welded sports car for grown-ups. •ellwand other well'known se: soothing hum. You can actually converse with into a single, solid structure that can't rattle while your passenger does the same. ' photographers, of the history yachting from dugout canoes with Indians holding cloth above their heads for propulsion, to thi "stink pots" of Ole Evinrude am Optional steel hardtop turns the 230SL • into a snus. closed car. • Cartoon Carnival Slated at Holradel HOLMDEL — A Cartoon Carni- val will' be sponsored by the lo- cal Recreation Commission Sat

urday at 10:30 a.m. in the Holm • •-'•%••' • del Village School. Jay Dema rest, recreation' director, has an nounced that the event is ope: to all -township children not ye attending school, and those in kindergarten ' " through ""'"third grades. - ThlJ is the second In a seri of movies.provided for youngei children by the. commission Plans are now being made bj the commission for its annua Santa .Claus Parade through the tqijViishlp, and the home decora p Copyright xm.KtzaiU'ttta el Wcttt Amwtea, lac, NM. . •'•" ' . «»' log' contest.

, CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS _ '.LEONARDO — The birthday ol 1 . Mrs., Charles Y'Hara and Mrs, MURPHY & DAVISON/INC, U.S. Hwy. 9 Grde, Freehold,NJ. 07728. Phone: (201M62-5300 - - :• Michael Smith were celebrated a a meeting of the Trade Winds C{Ub, in the home of Mrs. John Spangenberg, Center Ave. They received gifts from their secret pals. Mrs. Leslie Parlcman Sr.,

Compton St., Belford, will ehtar- • •.. . i: >' Uin In December at a Christmas parry. . Ttui*Jay, Nov. 17. 1966—33 UWTAHtf FOUWD (Man CUMUM A* THE DAILY REGISTEB JSSSL^WS^WVSSSgi tt*raanw was «*» <« w«rm» woww TO TUWWP* -

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741-4200 DRAWING SATURDAY, NAME ADDRESS ... th PHONE -..-.-.. * NOVEMBER 19 m HELP WAMTEO-MALE WANTED-MAI-- No*. 17. \t.T.y tut — roar •*•*) SEWING MACHINE wr tn, »«w Bhmwinl HID mtmftam iur n Km, vm Cost Accountant max* OP-RATORS IMVU. — TBANSTOSTATION s7 oumun hardtop. rak• e Bank. ' SHIFT WORKERS name '"Sweeney." White patch under WOMAM — Cleaning and Ironing tw Age 25-25. Sats. and Sum. One ex- her chin. Call 741-2S12. days a week. Must have own transpor- perienced driver, l working supervisor. STOCK CL-RK - For shlpPlM de- POODLE LOST — Female miniature. tation. 842-0680, after 5 p-m. Apply In person. Ben'a Car- Waih, partment. Company brr,ef Is. Full tlmj, Apricot. Answers to name of Gldget. Hwy. 35, MMdletowa Steady employment. Apply in £•"«">' VALUE Cherry Tree Lane, 'Middletown. Re- CHARGE NURSBS — L.P.N. 3 — 11::. Ralph Frledland & Bro«., Locuit Bt, ward. Call aiMlme 671-2335. 1966 BUICK CUSTOM LE SABRE — p.m. Good pay. Call Emery Manor, YOUNG MAN — Over IB, Mffn ichool KeyporU Convertible. White, black top. Full po' graduate, for full tlmt work In a da- 1961 CORVAIR MONZA — 48,000 miles. cr. Bucket seats. 6,000 miles. New ca luxe shore area theater. Starting RI White with green Interior. Bucket »eat«. warranty. Call Mr. Frank. 741-620C HOUBEK__P_R WANTED — For wid- usher and all-around man. JSicellent HELP WANTED-Male- Female Automatic transmission. Tinted wind- ower and family..Call after 6 p.m. 566 opportunity (or ambitious person to shield, radio and heater. Windshield 1964 PLYMOUTH — Sport Fury. Chesi 4454. learn theater management. Writ) wipers. Asking $550. 671-0838. nut metallic. Must be seen to be a COLLECTION CLERK — Part-time, "RH". Bo* 520, Red BMk. RATED predated. 9(6-4509. SHORT ORDER COOK — Experienced. SLIPCOVER Good typist. Prefer experienced tele- DESIRE INTERESTED PARTHCS—To 1962 RAMBLER American Delux phone and letters. Apply at once Mana- Apply Matawan Diner, Rt 34, Mata- take over payments of Foreign and wan. Domestic automobiles. Easy payments Bronze, two-noor, six cylinder. Just liai ger, Electrolux Corp., 508 Frospec CUTTER arranged, special deals for horns own- engine Job. cheap transportation. As Ave., Little Silver. AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS — Exper- •rs. Call Mr. Shelly. 542-2414. Mon- ing $475. Call 741-8391 after 5 p. ienced. Top salary. Benefits. Call or ap- MONTGOMERY WARD USED CARS LADIES ply In person, .62-5300, Murphy A Davl- mouth Motors. OLDdMOBIL— — DESIRE INTKRES Experienced. Own transportation. Worl ED PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY- Chrlfltmis 'and year-round easy part Bon, Mercedes-Benz Dealer, Kt 9 on set basis. Permanent, full Urnr •966 IMPALA SPORT DEMONSTRA- MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CAR time work. Bsra |2 to »3 per hour Ir Circle",- Freehold. position. Liberal company .benefits. Pf; TOR COUPE. — FANTASTIC SAV- your spare time. Call 583-1313, 566 lit sharing plan. An eo.ua! "PP0"""1 INGS — McCARthy Chevrolet. 1st Ave.,CALL MR. SHELLY. 542-2414, MO1 2019, 566-3257. 462-1074. __ PORTERS — Ferm&natrt, full-Urm. a Atlantic 1 MOUTH MOTORS, AUTHORIZE dayn. Pleasant working conditions, employer. ApplyApply . PersonnePerso l OfliOtllcc DEALER. --____L_I_L_ __iii__? f^!--^: v 1 fringe benefits. Call Rlvervlew Hospl- Monmouth shopping Center, laton 19*57 CAOTLLAC — ~_i ou'f-ft6Hr ' 'j-lPW . S|WJNS MACHINL talim^7OOCi22 to wood. Full -power. Asking 5250. Cal! 1963 ROADSTER CONVERTIBLE — 671-5495 Front -end drive. Flat, '200 series. Red. OPERATORS EXPERIENCED OIL. BURNER SER Stick shift. $1,000 or beat offer. 741-61 EXPERIENCED. UNION SHOP. VICE MAN — For steady employment REAI, ESTATE BALES PERSON - Convertible. Geld, matching FORDS — DESIRE INTERESTED before 5. "1 learned how to read TWO SENTENCES today. One it THREE WEEKS PAID VACATIONS. 1 with long e-tablt-hed firm. CaU 3M- PAKTim TO TAKE OVER PAY- 1963-ELYMOUTH-6--_— Automatize: •David.' The other is 'David, come" " FULL BENEFITS. BRIDGE SPORTS- 3000. Hirh Income potential. All repllel held interior, ~wHlle~ topT" USeF new MENTS ON REPOSSESSED—CARS. cellent condition. Weekends and evei WEAR. INC.. 247 BRIDOE AVE., RBI- CALL MR. SHELLY. 542-2414, MON- BANK, -747.1373 confidential. C»li lor appointment Mr. throughout MOUTH MOTORS, AUTHORIZED Ings. Call 741-3786, days 949-5732. MACHINIST CLERK WANTED — Apply In person. DEALER. 1966 MUSTANG — V-8 automatic, e Lathe work, milling: work and planing, Holden, Wsi-er k Walker Rekltorl. Ml- tras. Like new. Weekends and evening: AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE CBA Supermarket 36 Main 8t.r Keans- Must be able to read prints and gel 1966 VOLKSWAGEN BUS — Muut Bell, burg. under 4.000 mile». Like new. J2,200 call 741-3786. Days 949-5732. up own work. Top wages and fringe 3311. 1951 CHEVROLET — Clein. Body and 1964 ALFA ROMEO — 1600 Spider MATURE WOMAN — Cook, clean. benefits. BLAIR TOOL A MACHINE cash takes It. 842-1678. 1962 CHRYSLER — Kour-door. Autc engine In good shape. One owner. $1200. WORKS, 210 Maple PI., Key port. 2S*- matic, power steering and brakes. E 741-8868 229-1016. General housekeeping. Three children 1962 FORD I960 MONZA — Hydramallc. Radio, cellent condition. $950. 81 Church S References. Sleep in. 671-0072. 1M2. MBN AND WOMEN heater, bucket seals. Low mileage. Ex- 1956 CHEVROLET two-door. Excellent 1965 OLDSMOBILE 98 — Excellent con cellent in and out. $500. Call day 741-Keapstiurg. T87-0240. EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN — Fo: SURVEYOR'S HELPER WANTED — T-Urd—Sliver grey with black condition. Brand new motor and UreB. dltlon. Air conditioned. Four-door hard Experience not an absolute require- 1130 TO 1150 WEEK BALAltT 1730, nlBht 741-0372. 1960 THUNDERBIRD — Hard-to Will nacrlrice. 842-1680. top. plus many extras. S2265.. 2221294 Friday and Saturday. CaU Our firm needs. 36 to start lmra*4l*t«- Black. New tires. A-l. Mult sell, hav Z81-0T45. ment. 787-O3J8. ly. Full-time, cdula ui« aonn part- Interior. Loaded with eitroi in- 1962 MERCEDES BENZ 190 — Excel 1963 FORD GALAXIB 600 — White lent condition. Snow tires, heater. Cal: company car. $650 264-8BS6. 1965 BUICK WILDCAT COtWERTIBLl WAITRESS'- — Apply In person. N MAN WANTED — In flooring bual- time. No experience. Call lor appoint- eluding, power brakes, power with red interior. Radio,, heater. Very — 14.000 original miles. Immacuiat experience neces«ary. The Pub, Hwy.ness. Must have driver's license. Call ment. 7414014. days 741-0577. 1964 WHITE CADILLAC — 11,000 oril good. 566-2142. condition. Chrome plated wheels. Bran Inal miles. Has to be seen to al 35, Mlddletown. 291-3078. BOOKKEEPER - oeneral todnr.ruU- steering. Veiry clean throughout. 1963-98 OLHSMOB1LE — All power. 1962 OLDSMOBILE — White convert. new tires. Must sell, going la servlc Good condition, Dest otter. Call 291-0857, predate. Call 741-7032. 264-2868 anytime. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — Appl MECHANIC'S HELPER — Apply Ed tlme. Fringe benefits. Flna-eia] Insti- Iblc. Excellent condition. 38,000 miles. Auto Service, Hwy. 38 and Ave. D, tution Monmouth County. Submit rel- One owner. between S and 7 p.m. 1961 CHRYSLER — Two-door hardtoi Can finance. Call 842-3052. In person to Peterson's, 183 Birersid' Power steering and brakes. Needs aut Ave., Red Bank. Atlantic Highlands. 291-1756. ume* to P.O. Box 2, Station B., Loni CHEVROLETS — DESI-.E INTEREST. 1962 FLACON — Good condition. Auto- Branch. ED PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY- matlc transmission. Asking $550. Ca: TRUCKS FOR SALE DENTAL ASSISTANT-RECEPTION MAN — To manage small sandwich 787-3049. matic. Radio, heater. J450. Call 7ZT- shop. Experience helpTul. Will consider DI8H WASHER —. And maintenance MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS. 0947 after fi p.m. — 1ST — Experience preferred. Approx CALL MR. SHELLY. 642-2114. MON- CORVAIR 1963—Monza coupe 4-speed 1950 DODGE — Good condition 1125 raately 35 hours a week. Middletow training a good man. $150 pr>r week man. Waitress. Apply Bow Knot .re«- I9o» FIAT ~ Must sacrifice. Second area. Send resuftle to "B.E.," Box 520,plus 25 per cent of profits, plus option taurant, 69 Broad St., Red Bank. 1964 CADILLAC MOUTH MOTORS, AUTHORIZED fully equipped. No money down. Take Call to buy business. Call 757-6099 for DEALER. over payments of $7.03 a week. BEL- Kear needs repairs. *40. Call 741 872-0677 Red Bank. STUDENTS OR ANYONE — Barn MONT MOTORS, 363 Maple'Ave. (Rt 1415. appointment. J966 MONZA DEMONSTRATOR - FAN- 35), Red Bank. 741.67m 1956 CHEVROLET — Plck>up truck. WAITRESS — For Saturday!. Apply I: money taking Christmas wreath orders. Model 62. Four-window tedon. TASTIC SAVINGS. McCARthy Chevro- 1961 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON % ton. Hew Ures. Mechanically good, person. Burger Bowl, 15 White St. MEN M2-OT18. Bonuarzone Nursery. Hut inarching Inferior. Power let 1st Ave., 291-1101 Atlantic Hlgh- 1958 BLUE VOLKSWAGEN — Radi — Absolutely no cash needed down, $200. 872-1504. Red Bank. CHILD CARE WORKERS NEEDED - landi. gd condition. Call 222-1780. afte: bank will finance $495 at 56.80 weekly. Experience not necessary. Full an wlndowt and factory air ton- Call collect, OASIS MOTORS, 721-7100, 1965 FORD F350 — Rack body. V-l WAITRESSES — Three, also full or part-time security guard work. Holmrle We need mature men and women to RL 9, Sayreville. _____ engine, two-tone paint, custom. cab part-time. Apply In person only. Mer- area. Write "B.A." Box S20, Re work with group df boya or girls or diriosed. AUTOS FOR SALE 1959 CHEVROLET IMPALA — V-l 750-16-8 ply tires. Heaviest sprini maid Diner, Hwy. 38, Leona-fdo. Bank, N. J. ^___ various a«es. Piny or nursery school automatic, new tires, $200. Call 26- 1963 OLDSMOBILE HOLIDAY 88 — Chrome grill. 264-1824. PRACTICAL NURSE — Or nun experience helpful but not cutntlal. SPECIAL 2705 or 787-4322. Well equipped. One owner. Can be YOUNG MEN — Learn boat building We train you. Must live In while on Been at 12 Fisher PI., Red Bank after TWO 1960 • O.M.C. DUMP TRUCKS, aid. Information, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m trade. Apprentices needed with me- rtuty. Excellent starting salary and PONTIACS — DESIRE INTEREBTED 5 p.m. Call 741-5899. , No. 4000. Both In excellent condition. Rivercrest Nursing Home, 31. Chapl chanical aptitude. No experience neces- fringe benefits. Call Mrs. Hood, Mon- PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY- Call 229-1553. Ave., Red Bank. , sary. Year round work. Many benefits. day through Friday, » - 8. 838-H8U. NEXT MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS. 1964 MERCURY COLONIAL PARK six- 1054 CHEVROLET — Ton and on. BALES LADY — Experienced and also Experienced n\en needed also, Apply CALL MR. SHELLY. 5*2-2(14. MON- passenger station wagon. White, wood half utility body ladder truck. 29: ift wrappers. SURRAY LUG-AGE. Ulrlclisen Sea Skiffs, Boundary Rd., TEACHER - HEBREW SCHOOL- MOUTH MOTORS. AUTHORIZEE paneling. Red interior. Chrome perfect, 25 BROAD ST., RED BANK. Marlboro. Tuesdays and Tharsdayi 3:4* to »:45. DEALER. air conditioner. Automatic, power Bteer- 1713. Congregation B'Nal Sholom, Long TO Ing, power brakes, radio, roof rack, COOK — For family, evening meal. COUNTERMAN — For marine supply. Branch. Start T»c. 1. Call Rabbi Itaab. *2895 1 FORD 3962 — Country Sedan statlol electric seat and window. Almost new. Must have own transportation. Ca Will train right person. Write, stating 222-l«J7 or 229-2700. _^_ wagons Fully equipped. No mones Safety tires. 36,000 miles. HMO. Call 8424686 after 6 p.m. vital statistics and background, to down. Take over- payments of $7.95 MOTORCYCLES "A.Z.." Box 820, Red Bank. WHOLESALE 566-5911. HOMEMAKER WANTED — For fou per -week. BELMONT MOTORS, 3S3 B.S.A. 600 cc. Engine and electrical PAPERHANOEIt-PAINTER — Flrat- SITUATIONS WANTED - Female 1966 CADILLAC Maple Are. (Rt. 35), Red Bank. 741. GETTING MARRIED, MUST SELL — system all new or rebuilt Much in- boys aged 2, 17, IS, and 40. The l class. Must have too!-. Steady work, •65 CHEVROLET «~.$I395 6778. 1964 Tempest GTO convertible. Four vested, need quick cash. S350. Cal year old Is away at college. A woma good pay. Call after 6, 2D1-O850. speed 389 cubic lr. tak bedrooms, front kitchen. Furnished In- 12 to B a.m. 10% bonus) in the IOCB! '63 CHEVY II $ 99S BUICK — 1864 Riviera. Power steer- cluding washer. Excellent condition. office cleaning work In Mlddlitown dictaphone transcription work. Accura- over payments of $4.99 per week. B_L- Ing, wlrAiows and brakes. Tilt steer- Many extras. Reasonable. 938-2838. building. No experience necessary. For Keyport area. Good starting salary, cy, neatness, promptness aasured. 4-door Automatic MONT MOTORS, 363 Maple Ave. (R( ing wheel. Itatllo, heater, etc. 16,000 Interview apply Thurs.. Nov. 17, 6 p.m fringe hene[Its, paid vacation, hospital- Write "A.E.". Box 626, R«d Bank. '64 BEL AIR $1295 35), Rec! Bank. 741-6778. miles. $3,000. Evenings 747-5867. WINDSOR — 10x85 with 4' extensloi 7:30 p.m., Freehold Y.M.C.A., I Izatlon. Also liave positions open for $ living room, wall-to-wall carpeting, all Throckmorton-Bt., Freehold. floor maintenance man nights (12 to LEGAL SECRETARY — Efficient and 4-door Sedan 1959 JAGUAR — XK159 — Convertible, 1959 CADILLAC — Four-door hardtop. conditioning. Aluminum awning. Othei 8 a.m. 10% bonus). Also looking for an experienced. Please call light blue. $750. Call Asking 1630. Call extras. 264-8988. SALESGIRLS WANTED — In retail experienced full time liquor clerk, how- 741-7592 "59 CHEVROLET... •-«,-$. 295 671-9373 clothing store. Full and parl-tlme. Ap- 4195 566-1153. ever will train If you want to fo with WILL CARE — For child M my hom«. Bel Air BUICK 1860—Convertible, full -power ply in person only. Surprise Store, 8 a winner In the supermarket field. Ap- immaculate. No money down. Take X959 RAMBLER STATION WAGON Broad St., Red Bank. plications are being accepted at th Ideal play area. In Htddlstown. Call '61 CHEVROLET \ 645 —»50. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE 842-124T. over payments of $4.29 per week. B_L- 583-1592 A SORTER ON DREBSES — HaVM SHOP RITE STORE Porkwwd Wagon MONT MOTORS. 363 Maple Ave. (Rt USED CARB — Station wagons, pick Dress * Sportswear, Inc., Ill Oakland EXPERIENCED WOMAN —Would 35), Red Bank. 741-6778. 1986 BUICK ELECTRA —225 custom ips. Crown (Opposite Two Guys), Mid- St., Red Bank. 741-0693. Rt. 38 Ktirport, N. J. like three days housework. '63 BEL AIR $1095 22I-2097. CHEVROLET 1962 — 4-door itatloi convertible. A beautiful car. Like new, lletown. 671-9844. Mr. Dwyer. .ADIES — Barn your own World Book GENERA- ASSISTANT FOR FUNER Wagon 9-Pauenger wagon. Fully equipped. No monej only 10,000 miles. All power accessories, .n0 CKILDCHAFT in time for Christ- AL HOME — Ms.n between ages 29 EXPERIENCED LPN desires position down, take over payments of S8.60- pe air condltlonir/g. Cream yellow, black mas: as well as plenty of extra cash ami 43. Reply B.Y. Box 520, Red Bank. In doctor's office, preferably surgeon •63 FORD $1395 week. BELMONT MOTORS, 363 Mapl top. Warranty Can arrange financing. AUTO PARTS — REPAIRS for Christmas shopping. Call 222-9007 N.J. or ons. 8T1W80. Call 9-2 p.m. RUSSELL Colony Park* 9-Passenger .Ve. IRt. 351, Red Bank. 741-6778. Call original owner. 842.4293. >r 560-0426. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC WANTED— .955 DESOTO station wagon. J50. Ex- 62 IMPALA $1095 1966 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER — Full OTOR — 8 cylinder automatic. 1961 JOB OPENING for woman to manage Permanent. Apply Burdge's Garage, OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC equipped. Low mileage. Still guaran- cellent running condition. Call 291-3350. Lincoln, runs good. Call luncheonette In variety »tore. Good 597 Branch Ave., Little Silver. FINANCIAL Convertible See anytime. 671-1814. teed. Call evenings 842-4586. salary and benefits. Apply any day KENNEL MAN — excellent working BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES COMPANY 1964 P0NT1AC LaMans — Black con- 1961 VOLKSWAGEN —In excellci/t between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., except conditions. Good salary. Must have vertible. Power Hteerlng, V-8. 4-speed. condition. Only S650. TIABSAS PONTI- Wednesday. NEISNER BROS. INC. driver's,license. Reply In writing Box McCARthy Excellent condition, $1500. Call 264- AC, 395 Broad St., Red Bank. "41-5180. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES 1151 Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. 93, Eatontown . HIGH VOLUME 009B alter 4 p.m. Evenings until 9. 100 NEWKAN SPRINGS RD. FAMILY AND FISHING SKIFF —196: WOMAN WANTED — To sew draperlei ESSO STATION FOR LEASE CHEVROLET CHEVROLET 1961 — station wagon, 963 F-85 OL.DSMOBILB STATION Belcraft. 24' flying bridge. Ship-to and cutalns. GROCERY CLERKS money down. Take over payments i WAGON" — Has ftverythlng you want. shore. Gray marine -engine. _ess thar 264-3600. IN BAVSHORB AREA. FIHAKCUL RED BANK AUTHORIZED Air conditioning optional. Immaculate. $4.81 per week. BELMONT MOTORI 400 hours. Head. Two bunks forward HOUSEKEEPER. — Monday and Frl Full-time ParMima CHEVROLET DEALER 363 Maple Ave. (Rt 35), Red Banl 747-2422. In water. Ready to go. *3,5O0. 842-211 ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE. TOR- IN- 741-6778. day, fa. Call DAY SHIFT - NIGHT SHIFT HWY. 36 and FIRST AVE. 1965 NOVA — Hardtop. Two-door. 2300 WHISTLER — 11' fiberglass.with sail B46-4O65. FORMATION. CALL MB. FATTY-Pr 741-0910 MERCEDES 1958 — 4-door like new miles. 1,1500. Excellent condition. $275. Full Union Benefits. Steady 566-3669. APPLY: Foodtown, 128 Main St.. Mat*, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 37,000 original miles. Must be 'seen to . MONMOUTH SAIMNO CENTER PART-TIME wan. N. J. . HUNTER «-7OO0. ;;",;. 291-1101 appreciate. BELMONT MOTORS, 363 1961 PLYMOUTH FURY — Convertible. MONMOUTH MARINA Wo need three attractive sail to worl Maple Ave. (Rt 35). Red Bank. 74: Body good, needs some mechanical 46 West 8L, Monmouth Beach, 222-349: as service representatives 9 a.m. ti BOOKKEEPER — For year-round priv WANTED TO BUY — General Imu 6778. work. Reasonable. 291-3164. BOSTON WHALER — 28 h.p. Johnsol 2 p.m. Must have their own car. Nc ate club restaurant and bar. Live out. ance Agency. Inquiries confident!! trailer. 3, years old. J85O Call 842-019: experience necessary. Available Mon. Write "A.W." Box 520, Red Bank. In- Write "B.O." Box 820. Red Bank. 1963 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE — Al 1960 CADILLAC —Convertible. Clean, through FrL $50 per week. 741-3811. clude references. power, $1695. call low mUeage. Blue -with, new white evenings. PARTAKE — For Information on Irar 264-4700 lop. Full power. <3ood tires. Complete- .- LAF8TRAKB with flberglas bottom PERMANANT POSITION — Care ol MACHINE OPERATORS NEEDED — chlae buslnesa opportunities. Box tYse- CADILLAC 1059—4-door, like new. N ly winterized. 671-2758. 75 h.p. 1963 Evlnrude. Perfect shape. two children and house, Pleasant con- For fast growing company. Al! shifts Qlrt, or call 449-M7«. • money do\vn, take over payments of Remotes plus Tee-Nee Trailer. All lot ditions. Live In or but. Call 747-B285, available. Liberal pay scale. Company $6.95 per weeH. BELMONT MOTOHS, PACKARD 1955 — With good motor. 9:30 through 5:30. . benefits Include profit sharing; unl> JMALL, CANDY STORE — wining to Fair body, needs minor work. Call (950. 542-3829. forms, hospltallzatlon. Apply to Thomp. irll nt nanrlflce. Near two schools. 363 Maple Ave. (Rt 35). Red Bank. 671-1814. 23' CHRIS CRAFT inboard cabin CTUIS- EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN wanted, son Industries, Mirt-Mnnmnuth Indus- 741-67X8. er. Head and bunks. Runs good. I full or part-time. Call for interview trial Park, New Shrewsbury. Contacl :all 787-9702. - CADILLAC 1961 — 4-door hardtop, fu! 1955 FONTIAC — Two-door hardtop. water. S1000. 787-8225. 787-213). Mr. Okuska or Mr. Jarsfen. BEAUTY SALON — New Bruturwlc* Power brakes and steering. Good tires. area. Well established, »oo_ following. AUTO power. No money down. Take ove WOMAN — To operate snaok bar fora payments of $8.23 per week. BKLMONT $75 firm. 787-3061. 17' INBOARD — 75 h.p. Gray, In TRUCK EQUIPMENT MECHANIC — Selllns because of transfer. 848-107$. MOTORS, 363 Maple Ave. (Rt, 36), water. $300. Call > 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Apply In person be- With some welding experience. Call C. Red Bank. 741-6778. 1960 VOLKSWAGEN — 681-6746. tween 2-5 p.m, Harbor Restaurant, Gray, Rogers Truck Equipment, 042- PACKAGE QOODS — TAV-RN — Mlcrobus, $725. Yacht Basin, Atlantic Highlands. 3220. RESTAURANT — Approximate grow, 1959 RENAULT DAUPHINE Good 747-9027. SEA KINO OUTBOARD — 25 h.p. $150 package and tavern, |90O,O0O. Real Es- Call PART—TIME CLERK — Evenings. Ap- running condition. $100. Call 954 MERCURY — Monterey. Good ply In person Professional Pharmacy, SALESMEN tate Included. Asking «2»0.00ft Fintnc- 671-9086 671-1963 Ing available. CASEY'S AOHNCY, running condition. Good body and good 134 Broad St., Red Bank. WE CAN PLACE SEVEIIA- MEN ATRealtor. Hwy. 35, Hailet. 2M-M43, Jtve- 1963 SUPER SPORT—Impaia convert! tires. Asking »100. 741-5673. 12' ALUMINUM ROW BOAT — With OUR LOCAL STORES IMMEDIATELY nlng-s 787.2WT. ble. Fully equipped. Excellent condi- oars, $85.. BABYSITTER — For working mother, SEST SELLING SEASON AHEAD. tion. N400. 222-0904. FORD — Falrlane 1M1. Low mileage. 747-9027. , one child. Will consider anyone con- MEN SELECTED WILL BE OWEN Reasonable. Call after 4:30 p.m. 222- venient to NY. — Long Branch bus SUPERVISED TRAININO AND AS- 1963 OLDSMOBILE ~- Dynamic 88 four 1370. 13' BOSTON WHALER — 20 h.p. Her line. Call 291-3674 or 872-1193. SISTANT SALARY PLUS GENEROUS INSTRUCTION door Holiday sedan, snow tires. Cal cury engine. First class condition. Al 1963 FORD OALAXIE —Four-door controls. Call 747-0638. . WOMAN — Mature. For concesslo COMMISSION AND CAR ALLOWANCE SELECTED CARS 671-1579, sedan. Snow tires, automatic transmis- stand In theater. Pleasant work.' Week- SEE MR. J. ULOH-RAIT. DISTRICT 1056 CHEVROLET — Two-door sedan. sion, power steering. Very good con- day evenings, Sat. and Sun. afteraoons MANAGER, BINGEK COMPANY, 19 Blx-cyllnder, standard ' transmission, dition. Call 741-8563. STORAGE AND SERVICES ahd evenings. Apply In person only, BROAD ST., RED BANK. good condition, $150. 741-T187. Town Theater, Rt. 35 at Palmer Ave MEDICAL NO MONEY DOWN! LOW BANK RATES GREAT STATION CAR —.Volkswagen Middletown. FLOOR WAXER WANTED — Will 1961 PONTIAC — Ventura two-dooi 1937. Dependable, no lip-keep. $295, Outboard Motors Winterized and Btond train. Must have driver's license. Call hardtop. Not one cent of your own Weekdays, call after 8 p.m. 741-0042. Insured In Our Fireproof Vaults CLERK—TYPIST — Age 18 to 25. 5M-M18. DENTAL 1st PAYMENT NEXT YEAR! NO ONE REFUSED money needed. Bank will finance $595 Expert —fetor Repairs Must be Interested in meeting 'people at $7.40 weekly. Call collect. OAS18 1964 CHEVROLET — Chevelle,' Mailbu and reside in the Atlantic Highlands MOTORS. 721-7100, Rt. 9, Sayrevllie, Super Sport convertible. Call after 7 THE BOATMAN'S SHOP ASSISTANTS , * Everyone's Credit Good Here ! * New Jersey's largest marine luppl! area. Good starting salary plus regu- MACHINE OPERATORS pm. 747.-2211. house. 24, Wharf Ave;, Red. Bank. 741 lar increases. Apply Mr. F. Emmet, Openings presently exist for mechanical- 1960 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON— 5780. Sell Finance Co., Hwy., 36, Atlantli ly inclined persona desiring steady em- 66PONTIAG •62 CADILLAC AUTOS FOR SALE 872-0888. $350 or Highlands, 291-2300. ployment. Opportunities to advance. Into Women of All AgM —BEST OFFERV——' BO*TOWMBRWp_L_JJjailJ_ije.E hlgh-lncentlve-rated Jobs aftar short oo- SdnDeVllleffiiTE 4-dr. Hdtp. CI7C large garage or space In a barn ti wou«_KDBPBn^irWitii_jsf«rtncM We^Job-training tierluit F'llyeq'pd. lT/d Flly, eq'pd. OI3 [964 PLYMOUTH — Barracuda. y8, store and work on 18' boat for thi Live in - and care for two school ag( - ENROLL-NOW-—— $2690 Standard transmission. $1400, or besl winter. Call 747-3649 after 8 p.m. children of working parents. Own roon APPLY: offer. 787-0444. and TV. Little silver. 741-0042 afte 1966 6 p.m, , - ' ATCO CERAMICS CORP. •65 CHEVY 1959 PLYMOUTH — Standard. Good ; HWY. 35 KBYPORT, N. J. • Day or Night Claim . ' •62 CHEVY •61 FALCON condition. Call BUSINESS NOTICES TYPIST — Light steno. Diversified J-dr. Sdn. Sla. Won. 4-door 747-0319. duties In buiy sales office. Alert, per LEFTOVER sonable. With telephone ability; Per- MAN OVER 21 — Clerk — delivery. • Low Tuition P l«Wt) Fllyeq'pd. F'llyeq'pd. ' after 5 p.m. 747-1653. CLEAN CELLARS. YARDS, GARAGES hours, one .day a week. Country Clul Apartmchtg, Eatontown. 542-9467. LEAD GUITARIST — Al» 14 to 1« 19«5 MERCEDES BENZ — 230 sedan, — Have truck. Light hauling. Call after with some experience. Phone- atter FREE BROCHURE TRUCKS! J3100. Call 3 p.m. 741-2149. SALESGIRLS WANTED — Full time, p.m. 787-0778. •64 CHEVY '62 CHEVY '60 DE SOTO 542-4315 year round only. Apply after 2 p.m. Sant Upon RequaiK WHY TAKE FIRE CHANCES — Viola F.W. WOOLWORTH CO.. 62 Broad St., DRIVER — Beverage home delivery. Bil Air Sdn. ff I9QC 4-door COQC 1S59 PLYMOUTH.— Convertible. V8, tlons corrected and removed. New 101 Red Bank. Salary plus commission, Benefits. Cal! Fllyeq'pd. #J A/0 Fllyeq'pd. automatic transmission, power steer- amp. services Installed. All electrl Fllyeq'pd. ..V&73 HUGE _ Ing. 871-H20. ' • ' I- • - ' . repairs. State license. 264-8066. PRACTICAL, NURSE — Companion. UNITED SCHOOL References. Write "B.J." Box 530; Red PRESSMAN iWANTED — Offset andVo BEAUTIFUL 1062 CHRYSLKR""=--Ne«,, NEVER WAX FLOORS Bank. letter-press. 22B-1898, Steady Job for OF MEDICAL (AND DErlTAL '64PONTIAC •62 FORD '60 BUICK port. Club coupe. Low mileage, All competent -man. SAVINGS power, Excellent condition. 7474055 af- AGAIN! SALESLADY -- For children* wear. ASSISTANTS Got. Conv. Convertible ter 4 p.m. Experienced preferred. Apply In person. Let Home Floor Specialists do thai Youth Center, Mlddletown Bhopping MEN WANTED F'llyeq'pd. Fllyeq'pd. $470 Job you really hate. Fast quality ser BRACO ESTATES CENTER. ^£$1670 $975 NICE J957 FORD CONVERTIBLE 500- vie.. CaU 7*1-8252 today for a. frei Center. Rt. 35, Mlddlelown. If you arn physically fit, neat, young McCARthy Exceltent mechanically; Good body and or old and are wilting to do you paint. -New white top. S225. Call after estimate. share; atop In at. -. . RT. IS, EAST BRUNSWICK, N. J.' FOR CHEVROLET H. 462-0828. ' OEOROE JUETTNER JR..- BUILDE HELP WANTED-MALE 1068 BUICK CUSTOM _E 8ABRB — New homeB, room additions, basement, McDONALD'S DRIVE-IN PHONE 249-9383 CALL attic rooms, kitchen, garage repairs fl2.-» Hwy. 35, Middletown INSTANT lit Ave. Atlantic Highl.ndi Convertible, White, black top. Full pow- and alterations. 264-8558. NOW er. Bucket seats. 6,000 miles. New car We need full or parMimo workcri CREDIT O.K. 291-1101 warranty. CaU Mr. Frank. 741-6200. EXCAVATINO Backhoe, bulldozer- for days or evenings. FOR THAT BETTER JOB — Unroll LateraFIs, puroplrfg. All kinds of aeptli YOUNG MAN BAKER . HELPERS AND GENERAL today at Northeast Buslnesa MacMnt 741-6778 (I block from Hwy. 341 tank vriwork. Ben Bryan, 671-0585. SchoolI. IBM keypur/Ot, computir prr To train for position In retail AUTOS FOR SALE FACTORY WORK — Startln* rate |2;19 grammlng, office automation. 84 Broad LIOHT.HAULING to $2.44 in 00 days. Openings for ad- •64 FORD '62 FORD '59 CADILLAC ADVERTISING vancement to $2.61 baned on ability, St.. Red Bank. 747-4*47. CALL Shift bonuses. Excellent employee pro Slo. Wan, Clean Cut and Intelligent gram including paid vacation*, holi- Fllyeq'pd. Fllyeq'pd. F'lly eq'pd. SPECIAL DEAL FOR HOME OWNERS day B, hofipltalizatlon and major med MERCHANDISE PERMANENT POSITION leal ln_u ranee. Must have physics FOR SALE Would you believe you on have a fire- EXCELLENT COMPANY BENEFITS examination and be, available fnr ahlft place Installed In your home for as * Profit Sharing work. Apply in person Peraonnel Of- '63 OLDS '62 FORD 59 CHEVY HOME OWNERS ow as $995? 747-4479. CHARLES fice, 8 a.m. to A p.m. Sunshine Bin* HOWBR,. MABON CONTRACTOR. Fire- * Paid vacation BARSTOOLS AND CHAIRS Slo. WBn. 4-door t.Merit Raises cult Inc.. Jernee Mill Ilil., Sayrevllle. 4-door ' C107C IF you want a car PLUS CASH places a speciality, • • ' a UNFINISHED Fllyeq'pd. «P lif U F'llyeq'pd. Hnapltallzatlon An equni opportunity employer. 10" oak harstaola, I3.no sactt TV F'lly eq'pd. $475 THEBB'S CUT DOWN— And haule, IF you want to consolidate all your bills 1 * Group lnnuranee Mnchpj, J3.B0 each. Kitchen chair.. away. Free estimate, reasonable rates . * Employee Discounts MEN PART-TIME 3..--t3.0i each. Youth chain, iv '63 FORD -61 CADILLAC '59 CHEVY Into One Monthly Payment Call 872-0010. Apply Person?! Department Nights 6 -11 p.m. Permanent office each. Children's rockers. I2.SS eac BMALL JOB SPECIALIST — Masonry SEARS * ROEBUCK COMPANY, INO, cleaning work In Middlelown building 44" ileacon's benches, 124.80 esch. Man 4-door Sla. Wgn. t carpentry, roof and gutter repairs. Cal INK) Hwy. 3S Mldiiletnwn, N.J. In EARLY AMERICAN 8TYM0 on •"• IF you want to get cash back AND LOWER , Good flay. No experience neccesnary upper floor. Use our Lay-A-Way plan. F'lly eq"pd. F'llyeq'pd, 671-5408. Kor intervlpw apply Thum., Nov. 17, $890 MEN WANTED — For general labor 6 p.m.-7:30 p.m., Freehold Y.M.C.A., YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS CEUAMIC TJLE work. Apply Laird — Company, Lalrc 12 Th rock morion SI., Freehold. RED BANK LUMBER Would you like a mmlern. ceramic till Rd.. Bcoheyvllle. 6424312. Corner Tearl and Wall '63 FALCON '61 FORD '59 PLYM'TH bath or kitchen? All work guaranteed. niHHWASHI-RB — Apply In Person Red Bank Call Mr. Fields at 542-2414 Free estimate. Call 261-3363. ALCOHOL BLENDER — Apply Laird daily. No experience neceaaary. Tha TIRED OF WAXING FLOORS? N-Ver Convertible Sla. Won. CQC — Compsny, Laird Rd., Scobeyvllle, -cruh nr wax RRatn, when you Initail StaYWsn. C7QA Monmouth Motors Rt. 35 Earontown DECORATOR — Hand painted wall 542-0312. Pub, Hwy. 35, M.tlrtlelown. F'llyeq'pd. «J»# IV F'llyeq'pd. murals, tl-60 "1. ft. Portraits $60 up. -ur fleam lens U re thane floors in your F'llyeq'pd. 073 CAR WASHERS — Three openings for kitchen, bathroom, famljy room or (ten Authorixed Dealer Color consultation, Qenc P. Vlgnej, MEN Unlimited color comtiln&tloiu. -or cltir 264-2383. full time men. Excellent wages, on- Bloaa for hardwood beauty, auarinletd '62 OLDS '61 CHEVY •57 CADILLAC the-Joh training. Apply Country Sudser, product, expertly Installed. Join the Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. SECURITY POLICE wall-to-wall revolution.•>Call now. 2M. Hardtop Sla. Won. Club Cpe. EMPLOYMENT WE ARE LOOKING FOR a lubrication 2108 or 683-1111. MARD1 OPtAB 8EXM- F'llyeq'pd. F'lly ea'pd. F'llyeq'pd. miin, experienced preferred, salary FULL, OR. PART-TIME ,E8B BURFACEJa $45 HELP WANTED-FEMALE pen, ' • 'oiltlons available In this vicinity for -LBO OPENING AVAILABLE Tor ex- esponslble men with PINKERTON'B RENT A TV I THE THRIFTY MAN DEALS WITH | BEAUTICIAN terlenced mechanic. Will consider aal- :NC. Applicants must b« bondahle and Color or black and white. Day, week Full or part time. ,ry or fist rate. >ver 21. Car and phone necessary. or month. Low rates. BAYBHORB TV 812-0044 IB Church St., Keansburg. tS7-440O. OPERATOR—PBX experience required. Please see Mr. Wm. Grant, Service SI.50 PER HOUR Manager, in person, at McFaddln OVERTIME AVAILABLE • CHAIN LINK FENCING % PRICE! Part time Tlinsrlay and Thursday, 4:30 Motors, 251 Broadway, Long Branch. barge distributor has leftover from de- In 8:30 p.m., Friday i) to 1 p.m. nnn fl TIMR AMP A 1IA-F vnlopmpnt Ralvanlzed cll«ln link fene- to 10 p.m. Aitply Mnnmniilh Mpdlrnl ALKHMKN to lell hlll)dlr/g materials, MA, COMPANY nENEFlTS hu;. Muni sncrlflce! instnllatlon and 1966 CHEVELLE Csnlcr, Long Ilrannh, 222-52IM. Jlxt. 41)1, mt>'r nnrl mill work. Incentive bails, NO FEE CHAItOE ' fetms arranged. Call T4.1-47O0. to arrange for personal Interview. nply Mach Lumber Co., Klra Rd., Super Sport 39s Sport Coup* ightstown, N.J; 000-44^-1407. impany rpprcnpntallv* will Interview INdUIt HEW1NO UACHINE — Ussi, A masterpiece- In sports car engin- HALEHLAOIKH NBEDKIl— For the en- ipllcnnts on Thursflny, November 17, •le i ic. |20. Qood eonaition. c*u anr- tire Christmas selling sensnn In nntnh- i New Jerney Employment flcrvlre, :lme. HD9-3871. eering. Complete In every detail In- llnhed Red Hunk store. 40-hnur week. ROUTE MEN l» E, Front St., Red Bivnk, N. J., bf. cluding four speed class ratio trans- Apply nt oncft with referpnees. Expert* nil anrl parl-tlme. Bleatly, year round twepn 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Fnr adtll- 'on BALE — Maple couch, $10, Two MOTORS INC. Oldimobila • Cadillac rnce not necensary. "A.II.," I3ox 520, ,'nrk. No lay-offs. Earn *2.!W> to 13 per hairs, 13 each. Oood condition, Call mission and red stripe tlrM. Driven llntiAl Inrnrnintlon phone 642.3327 or [41-0394. 251 Broadway, Long Branch rtd Hank. nnr. Call 983-131.1, 560-2010, 589-3237, npply 570 Broad Bt, nnnm 1200. New- less Ihnn 9,000 miles by one meticu- MEDICAL S-CRETARV — In poclonM fl2-)O74. irk, N. J., dally t i'm. In 4 p.m. 365 MAPLE AVE. (Route 35) RED BANK lous owner. Priced to i«ll fallal %Wi 222-1234 office, Excellent typist and bookkeeper, FRAMBR8 (More Classing Adi 30 to 35.hours per week, Writ* Box " With tools and car. An fequal opportunity employer J 3M, Allenhurst. Ttr-Olia or TST-S13T after 6 p.m. On The Next Page) FOX SALE rot usx : wan V&M. AfVWIMENIS TKUL HOUSES FOR KENT 1, Nov. 17, 1966r-35 ITEMS YOU WO WHICH ARE BETTER? . tM tattj THE DAILY REGISTER TI«£D OF ROTTED fcut, pat all tnmytrwiot. HAMMOND , fra&T, v AMI it**, wUdom **v« tbeit merit* att «u f m HOUSES FOR SAJJS ,jrtaln «on«l(tlon», white wood art pre-|/lode* witfe tteMr eaeh. Ait Atuznl lerred under certain other conditto-na,] o more pilntlng, Easy cleaning. ELECTRIC. OI8UWASHBR«rWA*K'r$ r.OH >T. LIGHT manufaoturto o(u far lease. Cut be leased separate- BEACH EXCLUSJVES ORGAN We baadle a Mgn,,(mality In beta Tfood ' PROWN'S RED BANK — Pour-bedroom borne. SELL and alumlnuin storm, windows .and Oarage Good residential area. Con- ABB ALWAYS OUTiTAlSfDINO BUTS loors. Either Installed by us or by Broad' 8t Red Bank 7U-7500| snrusainv ruuu APIV rjuuuiiu.i venient to shopping and transportation *OF ASBURYPARK ' Fou. Come see our displays . . , lieaJT? DUNCAN PHTFB — Love seat Brown RENT INCLUDBB UTILrTIEl!. APPLY fWSSSS — •"•*"••- APT. M. 8UPIRINTENDENT. ' RED BANK — Downtown. Csntral lo- THE McGOWAN AGENCY 747-3000. SO STOP DREAMING ' Corner of Main fit. * Uattlion Are. overlng, (100. Iterkel, 81 Lafayette catloo. around floor office space. Being FAST RED BANK LUMBER Rumsoa. KXAN8BURQ — 3 rooms unfurnished, KBANBBURO — Four rooms unfur THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO completely remodeled. Large parking nlshed. One family house. Pay own Corner Pearl and Walt Red Bank MIJBKRAT COAT — Full length, let- Heat, hot water, alr-cottlltionad, com- lot Sarly occupancy. Reasonable rent. DISPLAY IN THE SHORE ABBA plete kitchen Included. 1 months secur' utilities. Available Dec. 1. 787-1S28. AND START HURRYING OARAQS BAUD — Couch, chain, eof. lUt. Xicellent condition. »85. Call attar Air conditioned. CBAS H. T1NDALL. WITH A QUICK ACTION 741-2184. •„ • ' lly. »105 per mpnlh. Call 787-1050. Realtor, 741-9030. MIDDLETOWN — Three bedrooms, Open dally til B p.m. Sat til S p.m. >e table. Cheit of drawer! (Tferee), newly decorated, (US plus utilities. 568- 'o see this lovely three-bed room home LOW-COST ;lotliei hampers. Odd dishes. TV, re-ELECTRIC ORGAN -"^Walnut con- LOVXLY two-bedroora garden Apart- HIGHWAY 35 — Near Sunset Ave., 257. i town. City sewers, etc. Modern USED ORGAN SPECIALS :rlKerator. 74H8O9. lette. Like new, |40. Call after 6, ment on attraotlve grounds. JExcellent Ocean Township (Asbury Park). 3200 rItchen and tile bath. Coiy. Ou heat, Conn Spinet Organ ...- ...«...... § 475 14192 laundryx facilities. Off-street parking sq. ft. sales or office!, ample off itreet U.D BANK — 53 Oakland at. Three asher, dryer and air./-conditioner ln- DAILY REGISTER Hammond 8 6 Chord Organ t <95WASHING MACHINE J20 — Bunbeam and itorage areas. Call 741-4850. parking. Simon, 775-2842. ledrooms. Gaj heat $90 plus utilities. luded at Baldwin Spinet Organ i 595 toaster deluxe, 97. 3 speed 26" girls fINDOWS, storms, screens-M-»10 each, fll-7835 or 671-0277. Hammond Spinet H 100 ~ ..,.41,150 bicycle, gin. 4 mattress, tlO. 671-0144. las oven, (W, Range, (15. Typewriter, RUMSON — Three-room apartment- OFFICE SPACE — Executive or pro- $11,500 10. 294-8405, nl*hts. Near trans portauon, anopplng, scoools fessional space available on June 1. iTLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three bed- nly $200 cash and $87 per month. Vets Janaien Piano - ».«—^ I 'ti&"| BABY CARRIAGE — EngllJiEnelUhb Marmet and chureta. Free ear shelters avail- Excellent for legal firm, medical of- oom sptlt-leyel. 1% baths, $160 month nly $3S needed. FAMILY AD with all aoceuorlei. Original coat SISO. POOL TABLE — 7', Like new. Asking able- Reasonable. Call 23S-240! after fices or regional Insurance offices. 2,000 ?la» utilities, 291-0097. All ltemt sold with & gutrantee —IFlnt B5 takea It. 281-8f«3. IB. Call air-conditioned square feet. Built In budget- terms j.valltble. : 787-1779. TWO—STORY— Three bedrooms. (125. "hree-bedroom ranch, excellent reii- 3 LINES - 5 DAYS ELECTRIC GUITAR — «26. Ampll- MEW I.UXURT !H—ROOM APART- 1995 with liberal work area and allRanch. Three bedrooms, three baths. ential area. AU large rooms. Base- tler, 25-watt. piggy*ba.ck, dual channel, 1UQS, CARPETS U8ED — 11x17, 9x14,MENT — Fully air conditioned. Near modern facilities Including . fully ada- (250. SCHANCK AGENCY, Realtor. ment. Gas heat. Storms and screens. 775-9300 rev., trem. Excellent condltloni ITS. JX12. 60 aoattera. Rockers, washstands; all, transportation. 31 Leroy PI., Redauate parking area. One mile from " Linden PI.. Red Bank. 747-0397. FOR nail alter t, 7il-3O26. merbletop dressers, tables, pine chest, Bank. Call 741-1083 or 842-2110. heart of Red Bank. Write to Box ISO, $16,900 antloues. SHORE FURNITURE, Hwy. Mlddletown. JOTTAGE FOR TWO — Three-room nly $400 down and $129 monthly. Vtti JUST 15, Laurence Harbor. KBANSBURO — MODERN, TWO BED- cottage located In Belford. Furnished o money down. '2.00 Whits Csdar ShingUt l&" ROOMS, : AIR CONDITldNED. IN- OFFICE IN LAWYER'S SUITS! —With or unfurnished. (75 per month. Electric KEYS MADE VISIT ST. JOHNS XpUcopal Church QUIRE 11 HANCOCK ST. full use of all facilities. Call 747 and -water Included. Call 229-2280. ' W« specialize In Naw England whIU WHAT WOULD you do It you lost your Holiday Baxaar tomorrow at the Par- 2401. light-year old brick front, four- bed- AvolleW* for Mtrdnndlu For Soli only. cedar •hln«le», where they don't paint keys? Be safe, get extra keya. ih House, Point Rd.. LiUle Silver, FIVK ROOMS — Hot water supplied. /OUR—ROOM HOUSE — One bedoom home. All over-sized roomi. Bel- < Arffcli mult original* from a nouiihold •tilssifli. Wbiu ced&rg turn t beautiful lift Items, holiday decorations, aprons, Year round living. Available now 787-I.NEW STORE—Suitable for o»|ce. Mid. room, living room, den, kitchen and ince kitchen and Ula bathi. Wood gnd may not excnd a uli pries of•liver gray shade. Beoond Clears, 91S.8S: PROWN'S rail placques, Jewelery, toys, dipped 6910. Call between 1 and 6:30. dletown Twp.. Rt. 36. 1700 sq. ft'ul. l bath. All newly decorated. Wood d family room. Basement. Game- tso.00 par article. per four-bundle »Quare; Clean, $17.05 33 Broad St Bed Bank 741-7500 lower arrangements, Children's clothes, Lease available. 787-2042^ paneled. Immediate occupancy. (90 per oom. Oarage snd lovely grounds in per (our*bundl« •guare. Butldan wel- lome-cooked goodies. Visit the Flea HIGHLANDS — Three-room furnished DOING BUSINEBS — Luncheonette" Tionltl, BMOLKO AGENCY, Real E»- L select residential area. Only $21,000. Prlcf MUST bt odvertlttd. Each addi- come. Fine- cover-up tor peeling palnU REFRIaKRATOR —Two door RCA apartment with all utilities. (90 per laic. 285 Main St., KeanaburK. 787-0123. $00 cash needed. $160 monthly pays Whirlpool, (8S. 3D" OU electric range, Tarket. Xtunoheon served etarttng ex month. Call 872-1100 or 872-1770. Fully equipped. For Information tional lino tl.OO. No copy channel may $76. Both In excellent condition. Fool 1:30 a.m. Houri ttO a.m. to 4 p.m. 747-2711 BELFORD AREA — House, cellar, ga- be mod* and no discounts or rttundi BANK LUMBER rllter, ladder, skimmer and vacumn. RED BANK — Branch Ave. Three- 1AIUQE 8AUK — \ stlverwhlte Ave DESIRABLE RXVXR FRONT sulte- 'rage. Fene*d«ln yard. Close to schools BEACH AGENCY btfors Corner Pearl and Wall Rod Bulk All for *55 or will sell separately. 201- bedroom apartment. Wall-to-wall car- anjUfihttDEfflg^Unturnlshed-AiS?*. »,no.' 2mr-..-^-....— . ,.,.._.,. ,,™,...^_, oa- flrst- fleet. In -the Tullec.Building. ....,,,.,. .-..BBQKSB „„-., f«Mfw JJttlBav*r^lfl»inln peting.—Garage:--AH-utilities--included.' rumlshefl, J150, wfthout utilities. Cal r Call MS-7665 after t or 36(8381 dally. Call 747-2440. _^ 400 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown TYPEWRITERS. ADpiNO maohlnea. MOVINO — O.E. refrigerator,eicel- before 6 p.m. 787-72&S. •pen 7 days * 471-2T27 To.Plic* Your Daily All maiei sew or uied.. auaranteed. EAT SLICBR - RESTAURANT TYPE INOW RENTING — Brand new furEATONTOW- N —. Modern office for lent condition. Mahogany bedroom fur- rent. 500 sq. ft. All equipped it deMARLBOR- O —Three-bedroom country Eves: Mrs. Adeline Slegel 264-42H, Low aa 113. Serploo'i. 101 Monmoutk niture. Coffee table, other articles. 291- nished apartments. In quiet wooded "iome. Interior renovated, ' Paneled ! payments approximate for quail* Bl. Next to theater. 747-O4a5. Call 787-4353 area. Two blocks from American Can sired. Plenty of parking area. Located FAMILY AD, CALL 0280. on Rt. 35. A. KOZICKY HEAL ES •ooms. Spacious grounds. Security. Af led buyers. 2ONSOUD RCA 21" T.V. — (20. Hear- Co., Vt block from all buses and ehop- ;er 5, 462-3782. All day weekends. SEVEN—i-i*uUH.-f u*.,*,»». ig-ald,—behind- the-earfiloths pinp renter ArrnM from Carvel. HwV TATE, Rt 38 Batontown. 542-2223. tlon. (50. «,500 BTU. Air conditioner, hogany dining room set. Gas range HO. O.B. clock radio J5. 741-2175. Id. (125. Call &42-32S3. 35. Ctiffwood. Call 588-3735. EAST KEANSBURO —Four-room bun 1800 needed. Take over monthly pay- Moving to New York,' must sell. 264- galow, one block from Hwy. 36, Invlenta of 594, plus short term nota on 741-6900 6145 evenings after 8 and all day Sun-SILVmtTONH AMPLIFIER — PrsxU; KEAN8BURO — Three large rooms. HOUSES FOR RENT mediate occupancy. S9O per month plus ANTIQUE BOOKCASE — Solid oak, Tile bath and shower. Heat and hot ila beautirul tree-shaded home t?ur- _Eva»!ngi and Wooltondi 741-1110 glass doors, four ihelves, engraved top day. cully new. Tremolo 15 . dining room; gaa for heat and cooking WANTED TO RENT ioard heat. Convenient to transportat- Turnr Lattr Vinyl Acrylic Epoiy. paid for by landlord: second floor] ion. Call now. No high closing coits, ' ''HUMS Paint lor concreto. Dries In 30 WOODEN WINDOW PORTABLO TYPBWRITIIiR — (28(104. . Call 642-2S0B. ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor NEED 4 BEDROOM HOME — Red ' minutes. A mlraole palatl VERY SIMPLE Mfore S. 1480 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-0004 Bank-Rumson for 1st Dec. occupancy, SHADES 264-9794 SMOLKO AGENCY Bring your window shade rollers In tol Our itock prices are about H the cost RED BANK'S FINEST HOLMDEL — Two-bedroora bungalow. Include area, rent, description to P.O. Real Estate . . PROWN'S our ifore (you can leave old cloth on) 3OUPLE SACRIFICE — Equity on Eath, living room, kitchen. Call after Box 711, Carlisle, Fa., 17013. M BroaJ BU Bea^Bank 741-7M0 New Bnadei put on while you wait of custom made. Beauty Wood Window Spacious 4H room apartments. All two 163 Main St. Keaniburr '•bade* are a aenaible buy. •hree rooms of furniture. Heturned to bedrooms, large closets. - Free parking. 4 p.m. 741-0530. WE HAVX an overflow at bona fids ifOVED CANNOT USD — Pola ltm Dingy, dirty shades look awful -espe-i sold for balance due of $188 or $2 787-0123 r dally after you have Just painted. DO PROWN'S A week. £jlke-«ew eight-piece living Exceptional value (135-(145. Immediate WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - prospects looking for two or tour bed- IS! Step tabla 120. Mirror 115. stool IT TODAY] or future occupancy. Spring View Oar Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- rooms. Call va for-faat action to have $8. White chintz floral drapei tlfl. Three 32 Broad Bt Red Bank 741-7500 room with cocktail taiile, end tables jdena, 283 Spring Bt. ^ . ate oeoupancy. SAICUEL. TEICHER your bom* rented. THS BERQ EXCELLENT FINANCING -window* 15 aaeh. 5 piece kitchen let and lamps, l&pleca double dresser AOENCT. Oeeanport Ave., OeeanporL AQKNOr. Rt U. Mlddlstown. 671-1000 Four bedrooms, two bathi, full dining plus, leaf Hi. 87J-0OT. PROWN'S BALSAM WREATHS • 'ledroom wttb pillows, lamps, etc. Five- HIGHLANDS — Efficiency apartment 1 Wholesale. Top quality. 642-0718. Bongar 641-3500. FUKNIBHED — Two or three-bed roomf beautiful kitchen, ajaraeroom, 33 Broad SL Red Bank 741-7500; cone Nursery. ileoe chrome dinette. Hurry tor this 2V4 rooms, furnished. All utilities jrick patio, full basement A world . S'llS* OVERHEAD DOOR with 8' jutstandlng value. FIELD FURNI- Adults. «72-1510. (B5 to t™ Per Month room house. By single men. Call after of living In this lovely compact Fair. piss do«. Excellent condlllon. $85, DINETTE BET — Solid hard rod TURE, 7J1 B. Front St, Keyport. 264- •Red Bank Auto Import!. Stt Mr. Mat-maple. Round table with pads and CALL US FIRST— Or call us last HOLMDEL, — Three rooms and bath. THE BERO AGENCY " p.m. 842-3063. Haven house. Close to schools and four captain's chairs. Loolu new. 741-We pay the highest prices for used 3020. Open Mon., Frl. 'til S. Tuts., Heat and hot water supplied. Adults Rt, gg Mlddletov YOUNQ COUPLE — Adults, need 3V4 "ranHportatlon. Call us to Inspect this U 7012. Turnlture, antiques, and turn of century Wed., Thurs. «U '6. Sat. -til 8. 8711000 wonderful buy at $23,500. Items. 220-4147. only. Call 284-0364 or 284-4965. T four room furnished apartment. On THAN UNFINISHED MORE MODEL HOME FURNITURE — ELECTRIC STOVE — SHREWSBURY — Unusually attractive ..ny bus line to Red Bank. Dec. 1 DRDSimS — CHESTS, UAKPR007 THREE ROOMS FURNISHED — Near occupancy. Rental 5754100. Call 741 THE LOW AGENCY TOPS. BEDS, WALNUT AND LIMED Finest Colonial. Cain and carry, come LAWSON STYXE CASTRO COHVBRT- Asking $125. railroad station, private entrance, call cottage on estate. Unfurnished five Realtora and choose. Call 402-9397. ' IBLS — New allpcovera and mattress. 741;7092 rooms, pine-paneled Interior. Garage, B73S between 64 p.m. OAK. MAN* OTHBR STTliS, S3>. Red and gray kitchen set. Set of blue 136 River Rd. Fair Haven jRWIir*. >T MONMOUTH IT., lUtD KAKASTAN RUO — Kermlt design, ANTIQUE Victorian sofa; green tufted. large lawn, trees. Phone 7il-157S, 741- 741-447T lamps. Twin Hollywood bed, clean. 787- Duo oil burner, like new. Large ward- THREE ROOMS AND BATH — Second 122S. ' Excellent condition. 13x33. Some amal- 7712. floor. Reference and security required. FURNISHED ROOMS LINCROFT — Enjoy the comfortable » ler sizes. Call 872-0728. rone trunk. 7414696. __ (90 Includes heat, hot water; Keyport. (85 to S310 Per Month ^oominess of this flve-.bedroom, %%• CUT LUMBER? .BROWSERS WELCOME 1 RuscU's syc- 484-1789. F.A. aeblhaua Real Estate ath home on dead-end street Family ' Ait* wo) do It and at modeit prlcei. TURKEYS FRESH KIL1ED keyboard." Must sell tmmediaely, |525, amore Greens. Antiques; Qlfts, auallty Rt. 36 Leonardo ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN :ltch£n with everything built In. For- Call C71-3388. I THREE—ROOM: bright, heated, fur- 291-0488 Bring )n written list of ibwi-we will Corn ted. Also Swift's Butterball. Cap- fine furniture. Oriental rugs. Paint- nished apartment. Private entranoe. 747-3185 mal dining room, spacious living room. -, liav* order ready In 3l houri. No ons, ducks, etc. Order nowl Lane's Mar- ings, aiarble pedestals and buata. As- Game room play center. Partial base- Conveniently located. Reasonable. 842- •URNISHEO ROOM — In Mlddletown ment with laundry. No complication* • 1 - nav» order ready la 24 taoura. Wo cutnet. 10 White St.. Red Bank. 741-0475. ACCORDION sortment marble top dreesers, and [0071. . HAZLET lleep or light housekeeping. Near ai; -, .ttrelea, wediu, bracket!, stalrstrtnii, Looking lor a real line accordion In other Victorian furniture. Grandfather Hazlet area. Two-bedroom ranch. Liv- .us lines. Ladles only. 74T-S4S2. In buying this one. Asking $28,700.. etc No Miont orders. KrrCHBN CHAIRS M0COVU_.. excellent condition? 120 bass. 4 baii ilocks. fiilver and other art objects. RUMSON — Anyone wishing a, brand ing room, kitchen and bath. Near Mnetu ieu and bar stools. Mm changes, 10 treble switches. With caai lycamora Ave.. IJttle Silver. 741-S506. new two-bedroom Apartment, please transportation and shopping. Immediate LARGE COMFORTABLE ROOM STERLING THOMPSON , RED BANK LUMBER Dlnatu. u« Monmonth St. Red Near bus lino to New York and Hew- . . only (Ml. JT87-3733. llNDIAN COSTUME — Northern Plains lall Mr. Bullwlnkel, 381-2529. • occupancy. (85 per month. THE BERO 141-Saa., AGENCY, REALTORS, 3206 Rt. 35,rk, . ,872-0360. AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS .Comer Pearl and Wall Red Bam CANDLECTRO — Guitar and case, tribes eagle war sonnet coup Mick, ONE-BBDROOM GARDEN APART. - Hwy. 35 Middletown . 747-8600 DESK* txt up nUES, tables, chain, KENMORK AUTOMATIC WASHER (35. Must aeil by Friday. leggings, vest etc. tllO. 787^3891. MENT—Near shopping and church. Hot Hallet7~2«4;B200 ' FURNISHED ROOM — Kitchen prlv. Oood working order. $50. Call 842. SAVE fruitless Hours o( searching by ..adding machinal, typewriter!. otRca 747-3314. water and heat Included. No pets. TWO AND THRU-BEDROOM HOMES lieges, garage, business gentleman only, attainment, etc. at bartata prleea. Now 0994. OOL TABLE —7x4. (30. Call after 27 Wayerly PI. After 6, 747-1208. •ending for our free compnheanr* O.K. REFRIGERATOR — 10 cu. It, p.m. AdulU only. See Supt, Apt 10, SO Lo-- For rent or sale. (US to (150 a catalog; modest homes; palatial Rum- . « mead. AAC DISK OUTLET. Rtt. DOTJBLB BB7D -^ Mattreas and spring, (25. Four-burner apartment atze atove, cust Ave., Red Bank. mown. THE PORWAN CO.. R3AL- RED BANK -' Centrally located. Room not. estates, waterfront*, fimi. Multiple ,.-«. Oakhuret, sn-MMi $30. 264-9043 TORS. Belford, 787-5000. W. Keansburg, JIB. Rollaway bed, 15. Metal porch ONE MODERN — Hideaway couch. HIGHLANDS — Three and four-room In private residence. ... FOR THE PBRIXOT WBDDINO 74I-T2M rockinng chair,, 16. Sandbox"* " ~ ~, $2"*. Bir**d ' apartments, furnished. All utilities. 872- 7874*00. Haalet. 284-7100. 74IJ578. Oood condltlohj(8q._.CaU 9893. 25 Navesink Ave., Hwy. 36. ""RAY STILLMAN, Realtor •OOWN-Brlileiniald dreuai and all ao-BmTET AND CHINA CLOBBT — US. cage, »1. Bleu, tl. Call 741-8966. 9-3585. CARRIAGE HOUSE — On farm in COMPLETELY REMODELED —! rta* with IndlTldual peraonal eer- |Two wringer washers $16 ea., needs Navesink. Immediate occupancy. Four "Our lam Tear" ACCORDIONS — |15, (35. Women's UNFURNISHED — Four rooms, sec- elp-an. comfortable. reasonable. $12 S48 H*y. 3S Bhtc«»btiry 1U-MH Call Virginia Klmball. Fraehold. slight repair. Sofa-bed $10. lft Brevent roller skates, site 0, S3, 7, 19. Man':TWO COT—SIZE BOX spring aitt mat. ond floor, beautiful view. (110. BS Port- bedrooms. Unfurnished, (200 a month, per week up. Gentleman preferred. ",ve.. Leonardo. _^ ress. With lege. (10 each. Also small 591-0084. Dining room. Pier Hotel. Call 291-006S. FIRST TIME OFFERED — Fair Ha- roller skates, 914. S3. 201-3819. ilectrlo* organ. (30. 747-4021. ' land Rd., Highlands. 872-0396. •» 4PIANO — Rent a new Baldwin piano. WE FREQUENTLY HAVE APART- ven. Big sprawling rancher. Three •Only |3 weekly. M2-J131 or KITCHEN SETS UNUSUAL* GIFTS "— HOME ACCES FURNI8HKD ROOMS — Hot watei large bedrooms plus recreation room. SORIEB. "Uugs galore." Earthernware THE RARE BIRD -r- ANTIQUES BAYHAVEN APARTMENTS SCENTS AND HOUSES—Furnished and each room. Linen supplied. Centrally ?•: V* . , Ttt-4040. Able 33"x40" dropleaf. Hardwood, and For unique and charming gifts. All electrlo 3H-room units. Air condi- unfurnlahed for rent. Come In and talk located In Red Bank. • Hudson House, Hot water heat. Tree-shaded lot low four chairs. All for $42.11). Unpalnted. House, 795C River Rd., Fair Haven. From trifles to treasures. tioned. Overlooks harbor. (125 monthly. It over with us. THE DOWBTKA. L31 Hudson Ave., Red Bank. 741-0862. taxes. No $ down vets. Low down i'OE TWO—WAT RADIO — 100 . watt TTJJRIver Rd., Parl Haven 842-9870 Ideal retirement. No pets. Adulta only, non vets. Approximately $105 per month "•*. i rh baae. 100-watt TPI* mobile. Anten- Many other atyles and types In stock. ANTIQUE PINK DESK — Chaira. AGENCY, 91 B. Front St., Red Bat*. pays all. (13.000. Subject to FHA or Ma, baa* and mobile Included. M3-2982. Uio our Lay-A-Way plan. Belli. Btone bench. Two suitcases. Two HARVEY H. BOWTBLL, owner. 181- 141-8700. rlihlrft polel. Christmas Nativity set BTAMP COLLSCTION — Used and 2100. T VA approval. BRITE REALTY, Inc., RED BANK LUMBER Mantel clock. Boy'a clothing. 15 Bunused. For Inspection. Call 22S-5341 WE HAVE SEVERAL RENTALS from REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Broker, 3270 Hwy. 35, Hazlet H1-M38, .THANKSGIVING River St.. Red Bank. 747-0776. Liter 5 p.m. LOVELY THRSE ROOMS — Holmdel. (85 to (175 per month. BEACH AGEN- 264^*60. ,-*wa will be hers. When you think oi Corner Pearl and Wall RedJBank' Call CY. 1400 Hwwy. 35, Mlddletown. 671- HOUSES FOR SALE SHREWSBURY — Cape Cod. Four lied- things you need Just call FROWN'S, V 'TWO SNOW TIRES — And wheels «0: VISIT 264-4609 27S7. rooms, living room, kitchen, bath 0iid .will savt. you tots of time and work. Do 13, tubelens. Excellent- condition, $25. MACHINERY FOR SALE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two bed HIGHLANDS — laundry. J15.000. 228-3540. fit often. Remember, there la free de- Call 671-2310. THE rooms. Near transportation. Business livery and eharte accounts. ONE H.D.5 LOADER Four-room bungalow, furnished. EASY ASSUMPTION COLTS NECK AREA IN MARLBORO COMPONENT HI FI SYSTEMS COLONIAL DRESS SHOP couple preferred. Call 291-1184 or 281 872-1159. — Four-year-old spacious bl-level;' on' Hwy. 38 ONE H.D.5 BULLDOZER 06M. • _ corner wooded acre. 2260 aq. ft Urine PROWN'S FACTORY SEALED CARTONS Highland: Call 229-1553 HAZLET — New brick lront*house. Family comfort la yours In this at- ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. 671-3517 VERY ATTRACTIVE — Newly reno- space. AH electric, less than |<00 a ..« Broad St. "Red Bank 7«.760Q Junior petltes. Misses and half-alzes. Five rooms with bath, full cellar, ga- year. Oarage. Three full baths, O.E. CRAFTSMAN JIG-SAW — With motor, vated three-room apartment. Ground rage attached. Option to sell. Call 284- tractive home, In tall trea setting. kitchen, four bedrooms, living room, GATELEO TABLE — Matnlflcen Sportswear, slacks, blouses and suits. floor. Quiet residential street In Red3036. »25. 21" TV. «50. «'8" x. ll'«" beige Viola Horan, Frop. MERCHANDISE WANTED dining room, recreation room, utility (Rarity) round three-tier table. Beautl rug. »10. 711-3608. Bank. Walking distance to stores aiid Features 20* living room, cozy lire-] room. $29,500. Owner, 462-4362. ful marble-top coffee table. Credenza. B7J-1751 COLLECTOR — Wants old toy trains, downtown. Rent (IIS per month, plus OCEANPORT — Three-bedroom, two- - Beautiful lamps and chandelier. Beau, DUNCAN PHYFE — Style couch (33 utilities. Call 741-4487. bath ranch. (200 a .month. Call 469- RUM&ON — Older home In good eon-' tlful French Inlsy commode, (Rarity), Boy's 26" bike IB: boy's 24" bike M0, AMAKA UFRIQHT FREEZER — 117.1. any condition. Pay cash or will trade: 5175.. place, country kitchen, pantry, threi cu. ft. Excellent condition, (76. 671K.O.' . 027, O, standard gauge. 774-3710. APARTMENT FOR RENT—MS Shrews- dltlon. For a large family. Within walk- . Two bedroom sets. Call for an appoint- power lawn mower SIS: Lionel 027 train 3731 after 11:30 p.m. RUMSON — Rent or oqtlon to buy. Twc ing distance to schools, stores and bus ment 531-23M. i set 120; model car set $20. After S, 741' COLLECTOR — Cash for Tiffany bury Ave., Red Bank. Suitable for ,win-Blzed bedrooms. Extras. Asklm line. Asking price t27.500. Call 842-U8T. 10895. FRIOIDAIRE DRYER — Excellent L.C.T. Tiffany Studio. Signed glass, couple. Can be seen 4 p.m. dally, Sat. bedrooms. Oarage. Bceezeway. Ni COLDSPOT FRBBZBR — RKFRIQER- and Sun. all day. grounds and location. 642-3615. $22,B00. " ' HOMES — FARMS — ACRBAOE ' ATOR — Large O.E. dryer. Both excel- condition, (10. Padded front bar and lamps, shades, bronzes,, etc. 531-2020. BURGLAR ALARM three stools, &' long, perfect condition, LONGBRANCHOOBANFRONT— 8-ROOM RANCH — Close to Rt 39, .New list many good bur* - Call LAM- 'lent condition. Two aeta Lionel trains HO. 671-3731 after 6:30 p.m. WANTED — Copper, brass, lead, «m- Mlddletown Village School. Redecorai WON, INC., REALTORS, FREEHOLD wl*h accessories. Stonemartlns and WINDOWS minum, batteries, cast Iron and steel Furnished four rooms and bath. Heat ed. (105. Grosse, 243 Tremont Ave, ' Mink" furi, four Bklna each 229^OSs. A MODERN ao-PIECE dining room scrap, old heaters and radiators, used and'water supplied. June 1. 229-1SG3 A, FRED MAFFEO AGENCY Ask Van to show you the combination machinery. L. Abrama ft Son 774-5900. — • Maaa. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Nine-year- : rORTABLB TEUBVISlpN SET — IS"window mat Is lun.that. set. Must be aald. Bxcelient condition, 'TWO-ROOM FURNISHED APART- A'^lral In good playing condition S35J wneat finish mahogany for only R50. USSD aims WANTED —AM kinds.MENT —Good location. AH' utilities, MIDDUCTOWN — Three-bedroom Capt REALTOR old ranch. Three bedrooms, garage, full Includes: six chairs, table, buffet, ser- (75 month. 74,1-5529. Cod. Hot water heat Recreation roam. cellar. S'i FHA mortgage assumable. on - rar-soto PROWN'S . ver, and china closet. Also a royal Manny's Sport Shop, Rt. 36. Keansburg, H5O pluj utmtlea. MATTHEW J, GILL. 569 River Rd. Fair Havei J16.900. 291-1301^ P-IOL TABLE —Everything Included 32 Broad 8L. Red, Back 741-75O0 blue 13'xl5*wool pile rug with pad fo-787-0608. THREE-ROOM furnished apartment, Realtor. 671-3200. only $100. Just like new. Phone 74* All utilities Included. Year-round. Bust' 741-9333 TWO—STORY NEAR RED BANK — Eriellent condition. 155. 39 Wall St., WE BUY. AND SELL ANYTHINO - CASH FOR OLD top trains. Cast Iron Three bedrooms, living room. Dining B-tl Bank. Contents of homes, atores, estates, 1399. toya and Blot machines. ness couple only. 787-7080. HOLMDEL — Rent or sale, five roonn 741-1999. bath, oil heat. Lot 34x90'. Near B ~ THANKSGIVING SPECIAL room. Paneled den. Basement. Excel- cellars, attics. China, glaisware, an- MINK JACKET — Beautifully stylei KEANSBURO—Point Comfort Gardens. Labs. 946-42*8. Four hedrooms, two baths, large 11\ lent condlllon. $18,600. HCHANCK KITCHEN CABINETS tiques, art objects and all brlc-a-brac. Excellent' condition. 9300. [WANTED — Oood used upright planol One-and two-bedroom apartments. Heat, Ing; room, dining room, delightful hitch' AGENCY, Realtor 8 Linden PL, Red Wood or Formica link topa. vanltfai Ruscll'a. 25 East Front SL 741-1633. 741-1717. in good condition, reasonable, for local hot water and alr-condltloning. Inquire en, den, basement, garage. Close t Bank. 747-0397. 247 Creek Rd. or call 787-4887. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP t and appliances. Bulldera prlcei. 78T- AFGHANS CROTCHET. 62x69 and 48: fire company. Call 741-2315, 'Two-bedroom ranch. Llvinj room, kltch school, shopping and all transportation ' ITTO-or MMM». • - 66. Nice presents. Price reasonable. 41 COLONIAL SOFA AND CHAIR — Ex AU for $19,500. Vacant. Don't worr: COLTS NECK — Three bedroom, cus- posed frame. Excellent condition. S75. PIANO WANTED — Steuway or good KEANSBURG — Four-room apartment en and bath. Beautiful condition. Acrosi about points. tom built ranch. Excellent condition. FUR COAT —Beautiful let-out North-! Lewis St., Eatgnlown, 648-2327. 8424010. make preferred. Others considered. — Wltn heat and hot water. (05. 787-the street from the achool. Immediate Many extra features. Three baths, two ^ ern Muakrat, else If. Like new. Aik USED PIANOS — From »2S. Pli Cash Immediate. 3224025. 3976. occupancy. J95- per month. THE BERG Lawrence J. fireplaces. Family room, finished rec- ln« |30O. 254-1512. PIANO — 8ohmer Baby Grand. Ex, AGENCY REALTORS, Rt. 35, Middle-1 bought and sold. Freehold Music cellent condition. Priced for quick sale, JNTHRESTED IN PLAYER PIANO in RED BANK —Bedroom, kitchen and,.town. 671-1000. SHILLING reation room. Central alr-condltlonlng. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT — Rea.ter. 462-4730. . M15O. Call alter 5 p.,m. 660-7097. first ctase condition. Blectrlo mecha- bath. Vt block from bus stop. Call 741- Call owner 946-4954. soluble Call M2-1BO5. Aik for Mn nism. Write Box 173, Bea Bright. 8881. Two—STORY HOUSE — Four bed- Realtor KEANSBURO — six rooms and porch. Bofferman. ANNIVERSARY SALE GOLD ANTIQUE — Velvet aora. oooo RUMSON— Four-room apartment. Bui rooms, VA baths, two kitchens, con- Willow Dr. and Parser. Ave. Paneled dining room, kitchen and two GOLDEN CAPRICORN condition, best of/er. Upright piano, transportation. School and church. Free veniently located. Call 671-5617. Jttle Silver ' ' - , : , 747-41! of the bedrooms. Colored tiled bath- 1966SINGER ZIGZAG Antiques Curlosltle: best offer. Cherry lowboy server and PETS AND LIVESTOCK parking. Reasonable. 842.20S6. HUMSON —- Contemporary. Two acres. room.' Three built-in room length clos- Decorator Items shelf, Early American style. Excellent River view. Three bedrooms, one bath. LOOK NO FURTHER ets and kitchen cabinets. Washing ma- - Sewing Machine Halt mile east of Hwy. 35 on Laure: condition.' Call after 6 p.m. 747-2548, DOO OBEDIENCE TRAINING — TheKEANSBURQ — Four-room furnished chine ant) dryer. Immediate occupancy. apartment. Gas heat. 11 Main St., Completely furnished. Available Im- Until you have seen this Attractive, $42.70 Ave. and Middle Rd., Holmdel. 071-1937, SOLID OAK — 10 — piece dining room Bayshore Companion Dog club will mediately until July. $220 month. 201- three-bedroom split. 21' family room Reasonable. Must sell fast. 787-2397: suite, $85. Victorian corner whatnot start obedience training classes for be-Keansburg. 539-0947. OK tLM PER WEEK Four-drawer chest, pine. Bonnet box, ginners on November 16. For lnforma- Near Parkway at Uncrolt Patios. Nice- UNION BEACH — Must sell flve-room. $29,90. Legal single drawer files, (2.75, RED BANK— Three rooms unfur- HOUSE FOR RENT — Red Bank, St. ly landscaped, trees, Howe ring shrubi yeair round house. 100x150' lot 10000. hutchback dry link, blanket cnests. Bane cabinet, $6.50. Bookshelves, :lon phone 747-4178 or 747-0268. nished, tile bath. Newly decorated. 119,500. 741-7533. Terms. 787-0841. CALL 846-6100 Chaira - 4'i, \ tt's and singles, Arrow- (6.50. Fair walnut twin beds, S22.50 Heat and hot water supplied. Near James Parish. Four-bedroom house. backs, Hitchcock, Chippendale; Glass- AKC REGISTERED GERMAN SHEP- Near schools, church, shopping. On bunTHREE—BEDROOM RANCH — OL 1966 WHITE ZIGZAG Refrigerator (29.50. Five-piece kltchei HERD PUPPIES — Whelped Oct. 12transportation, . First floor apartmeht. line. References. Call 741-8976 after fi ATTRACTIVE RANCH — Modest price. old and new. oodays, Currier and Ives, act, $19.50. China closet, 515. Od11963e . Stud service. 787-1662 or 566-6173. Inquire 62 Harding Kd., Red Bank. beautiful one-acre wooded lot. Fire- Three bedrooms, tiled bath, lovely Swing Machine Wallace Nutting prints. Paintings. Prim- upholstered chairs, (9.50, (12.50 etc. •'41-1607. place in paneled recreation room, large kitchen with dining area, game itive and many other ltemi too numer- RUSCIL'S 25 B. Front St., 741-1693. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — JEANSBURO — Kour rooms and.bath. large eat-tn kitchen with appliance* room, basement, garage. Convenient lo- $34.80 mention. AKC registered. Silver and black. Call PORT MONMOUTH — Three rooms Newly decorated. Adults preferred. Cal Including dishwasher. Living room, din* cation. Near everything. Asking $18,900. MODEL HOME FURNITURE — Ri. and bath. (65. Couple only. Call 787- Ing room, two baths, two-car garage, Oil 11.35 PBR WBCK NIMROD TENT TRAILER — W6t 591-9043. ' 787-6046. RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS, 800 ' model. Like new, used once. After 6, turned by builder. ORIGINAL COS1 1803. _ Centrally located to Red Bank am' River road, Pair Haven. 747-U32. (S9S. Sacrifice for only W12.,All decor AFGHANS ANSBURO — Furnished flve-ri ihore area. Call builder. 542-2717. Member Multiple Listing Service. ' CALL 846-6100 ator accessories plus ten-piece sectional Trained LOVELY— 354 room furnished, with house for rent. $100 per month. One living room, tcn-plece Danish walnul 201 828-9339 all utilities. Available immediately. month security. Pay own utilities. Call ASSUME OCBANPORT — 3 bedrooms, hot water 1966 NEW HOME LINING OUT EVERGREENS bedroom, beautirul five-piece bronze- Business couple only. Call 291-1656. 787-1703 after 7. this spotless two-bedroom ranch with heat, garage. Mid teens. 2224971 or Small tlm. Norway Spruce, Coiorad MYNAH BIRD — Greater Indian Hill, 'ull dining room, family-sized kitchen Box 157, Oceanport • Sewing Machine tone dinette. All now! Never used with cage. Very healthy. Can be taught KEANSBURG — Two-room furnlBhed MINIATURE ESTATE — Overlookm* Blue Spruce. Upright Yews, Others, Will re-flnance for only S2 a week to talk. 2S4-3119. .__ apartment. All utilities Included. 25 Jaloualed porch, in nice location, foi $38.40 T. J. UcMAHON. 142 Lexington Ave., FIELD FURNITURE, 7-11 E. Front St., Johnson Lane. 787-4705, river. Three bedrooms, lVt baths, fire- tmly $1,500 down and approximate!; Fair Haven, Evening!, after 5 p.m. Keyport. 264-3020. Open Mon. & FrlHORSE, S — Morgan gelding and pinto place in living room, dining room, eat- "»100 per month. Full price $11,990. (More Classified Ads OR 11.39 PUR WEEK RED BANK — Five rooms completely] in kitchen, recreation room, den. $2M BRITE REALTY, INC., Broker iSat. and Sun.. 12 to 6 p.m. 'til 9. Tuen., Wet!., Thurs. 'til 6. Saltare. Call evenings. per month, CROWELL AOENCY, 741- 'til 5. 462-1232. furnished, housekeeping apartment. 3370 Hwy, 35, Hazlet On The Next Page) .. CALL 846-6100 DEARBORN room htat«r, 30.000 BTU Modernized, no children-pets. 747*9631 4030. 41-3636 or 204-0661 Vary good condition, $20. Call anytime ROTISSERIE, A.K.C. LABRADOR RBTREIVER PUP- HELP WANTED-MALE WEHTTOnriniTSITi FROST free refrig- PIES ~ Champion Lockerbie breed, TCHEESEQUAKB PARK APARTMENTS erator. 12 years old. Waring blender. weeks, males and fenmlca.- 543-2420, — (Mutawan). Now garden apart, HOUSES FOR SALE FOR BALK — TWO 650*13 mow tire; ments. Four rooms, (114. Also two- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSESJOR^SALE with wheels. 910 each. Call Kneehole desk, seven drawers. RC^ __ AUTO mmmmmm TV 21". All in excellent condition. 747. NINE YEAR OLD Chestnut Mare. Good bedroom apartments, (149. Free air T47-2787. 1145. will! children. Call conditioning and fre« swimming pool. MECHANIC 787-7351 New air conditioned non-stop bus to IT'S MAGNIFICENT FENDER JAZZ BASS — Excellent con TOY FOX TERRIERS — (35 upPort. Authority, 50 minutes to N.Y. Hart's *s wMmaiM |ob for trie That Colonial scallop, crois buck, dltlon. Must sell. With case, (185, Building Just 300 yards from Exit 120. rtfjht ptnsn. Net wily do we poy 741-5785. Chihuahuas (25 or (40. Fox terriers (15 Garden State Pwky. (201) 566-0283. white aluminum door li really beautllul. up. (6091 799-H148. lap «w|ei) but we *Her the following, 169.05 instilled. See tho Carriage andBAHKMENT BALE — Brlc-a-brac plrk RUMSON — Near river. Three-room Basle white Colonial doori at POODLES — AKC. ONLY TWO FE- 1. UK inwrance , pieces. Miscellaneous. 10 Brighton Ave., MALES LEFT. One adorable brlndle garage apartment furnished. Prefer i. Pamlen Mlddletown, back of Falrvlew Fire Co. bachelor. (85. Lease. McAUSTER PROWN'S Hwy. 35. Saturdayand Sunday. toy arJd one beautiful black miniature. AGENCY, Realtor. 842-1894. I. HMpltalrnflon 32 Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-7600 Eight weeks. (75. 448-7603 or 591-9166. 4. >eM mlrormi. c DAVTNCI ACCORDION with calo - RED BANK — Branch and Madison BOOKCASE! — 6x5-6, JIB, RCA LouFull slxe. Excellent condition. 120 basi REGISTERED German shepherd pup-, Ave., spacious one-and two-bedroom end many ether fringe benefin. llaller, (20. Large walnut desk 176 three stops, red and Ivory. (ISO. Calpy, 3 month female. Rare opportunity. unfurnlahed garden apartment, starting II yaej weuld Ilka to move forward RCA HI-FI record player HO. 8' wnlnir 671-2333. Leash, car and house trained. Per- at (110. Apply Apt. .-?. Molly Pitcher wHh Maamurh C«mty'a Import library table 179. Love seat 125. Wai manent ehots. Vanessa, 671-2679. THERE IS BEDROOM SUITE! — Fine quality, (89. Village Court, or call Mr. Sam Lomazzo, . , . Apply in panon to nut round coffee table $25. 45 rpmAmerican Oriental klrman type rug, TWO CUTE PUPPIES — Two months 7419115. record player attachment $10. Sale Sat. 0x12, (95. Flvc-plece modern heavy- old. Call 201-9043 after T p.m. or all RED BANK at 207 Park Ave., Bellord or call 671 day Saturday and Sunday. . KATONTOWN — Modern garden apart- 1M3. duty kitchen set, (49. Modern, like new ment to sub-let. One bedroom, large AUTO IMPORTS bedroom eulte with box spring and InWIRED FOX TERRIBR — A.K.C. 254 living room, separate dining room, 11» I. HewmsM Springs Rd. CRIB ar.ti mattress, excellent condi. riersprlng mattress, (149, Combination months Female. Call 747-3057 after hath. Unfurnished 1*105) Furnished tlon. English stroller. Wicker changing freezer refrigerator. Like new, (129. p.m. *115). M2-2908. , . RID IANK table. Other nursery Items. Call Ma-883; More and more. RUSCIL'S 25 E. Fronf after mid day. St. 741-U93. AKO BBAnl.Ha, Cockers, Black Great RED BANK — Unfurnished four rooms. NO Danes, Labrador Retrievers, Poodles, Two bedrooms, living room, kitchen, Wires, Welsh, Persian, and Slameie bath. Frostless refrigerator, beautiful Kittens and Cute CrossBreeCross-Breed PuppiesPupp. K&9 range. Free heat and hot waler. AU InoculateIltd d andd wormedd. OrdeOdr yyour Rent 51.10 monthly plus one month Christmas pup now. Open dally 10 tosecurity. 26 West Front St. Call 741- . Evenings, 7-9. sat. and Sun., 10 to 5.0853. ANINE CHATEAU Rt 36 Etonto APARTMENT — 4il Broad St., Key- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY port. Heat furnished. $85 per month. EXTRA DACHSHUND PUPPIES —' AKC. Black Four rooms and bath. Ezra Karkua, A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! and tan; red. Six weeks old. tu264-1215- . LONG BRANCH — Furnished apart FJDMALE BHAGLE — AKC registered. ment. Three large rooms, laundry Had serlea of first ehots. Best offer, room. Convenient. 631-0776. 322-5608. Painting and Decorating lall 711-6874 between 3 and 4 p.m. KHANBBUItO — Four-room furnlahed Adding Machine* — Typewriters General Contractor* ONE MAX-E CFA REGISTERED PER- apartment. Centrally located. Call 7B7- THOMAS SLATE SIAN KnTBN •— Shaded silver. Call 3618. _ CHARGE ADDING MAOHINKS - Typewriters WORKING MAN'S CONTRACTOR — Free Estimate 943-4447. TWO AND THRKE—ROOM EFFI nold. rented, repaired. Berplco's, 101 Alterations. Repairs Masonry, small jobs, too, 891-9714. Palming and Decorating GERMAN SHEPHERDS — AKC, four CIBNCY APARTMENTS — With nil MonmouUi It, Red Bank. 747-O48S. Fully Insured M2-M89 741-1336 months. Sturday, friendly pups. Fully Improvements. 66 Main Bt., Keansburg guaranteed. 946-4392. 8*2,1703. FOUR—ROOM and bath roar apart- FOR OUR Insulation & Siding Pearl and Bead Reitrlnglng ment In Keamburg. Ideal Tor elderly Air fc Sea Travel Reservations REAL ESTATE FOR RENT or young couple. Pay own utilities. Expertly on braided nylon. (1.50 a 787*820. rJ«J IT A WEEKEND — At Orosslng- INSULATION « SIDING CORP. — strand. Sterling clalpi from 75c. APARTMENTS er • or around the world In 80 days, A'K windows, roofs, gutters, etc. REUSSILLB'8, 36 Broad St., Red we can service all your vscatfon 10-30 guarantees. Day or night Bank, COMMERCIAL RENTALS n«eda. Fetersen Travel, 741-5550, 770.8(01. Adam Llnzmayer 291-0302. [BELMAR Plumbing & Heating INLET TERRACE EXECUTIVE OFFICE BPACE-Al » Becklesa PI., Red Bark. 650 1<1. ft. In GENIE! dignified modern office bulldlni wuli Nursing Home PLUMBINO — Heating and bathroom APARTMENTS oomplete sarvloti, Qarpetsd through- Aiphalt Paving remodeling. IO1-2O5 SECOND AVE. CORNER "A" IT. out, wltii most attracttvs wall treat- HOLMDEL NURSING HOME — Ac- Belmar'l Newest—Near Avon ment and electrical fixtures. Call 747. aalNERAL ASPHALT PAV1NO INC. credited for skilled nursing home CORRISAN'S X730 bstwssn t and 6:30. . Btixktop drlvsways and parking lots. care. Hwy. 34, Holmdel. DIM200. 127 Oakland St., Red Hank 747-2704 STUDIO, 3H and i% ROOMS Call for frei estimate. 322-8208. FROM (83 TO (155 MODEL APARTMENT OPEN DAILY Roofing, Siding & Insulation See Supt., Apt. 4A. Phone 681-6658 COMMERCIAL RENTALS Odd Jobs 01.OA KAPLAN HERE TO SERVE OLBKN CO,, INC. Roofing, siding * EXCLUSIVE RENTING AGENT Building Contractor lmulftllon Installed and guaranteed 7U Tonlh Avo,, Belmar YARDS, CELLARS, garage, store* for 10 yelrs. 775-0705. 001-OB40. PHONE 6B1-OS03 BtnLDllTl — New homes, room ad- cleaned up. Have truck. Free eitl- THE BOYLE1 CO. - Managing Agents DISTINGUISHED dlQoni, bajamant and attlo rooms, mated, 741-2149 after 3 p.m. BIDIMC — Alioo, Dupont Tedlar and 315 Jersey AVe., Elizabeth 353-4200 AT YOUR COMMAND kltobsns, garage^ repairs and altera- MASONRY — Patios, •topi, Vlde- Alcoa. Work guaranteed. OFFICE tion!. Herbert JDIgrarauch. 7H-5JO1. walki, painting, carpentry. Reason* PROWN'S able rates. lh-438o or 747-2338. APARTMENTS SPACE ARE THE 42 MEMBERS OF THE 33 Flroad at, Red Dank 141-7500 Located In center t>[ Xlfld Bank Diamond! Bought or Reityled bunlnais district. Painting and Decorating Sewer Cleaning RED BANK AU these features providedt • Central air condlttnnlnf Let us buy the dUmonds you don't CARL B. JONES — Painting and JAOK'H BDWBR CLEANING — With • Self service elevator >, RED BANK AREA wear or 1st ui retlyls them for you wallpapering, fully Insured, For free Eleotrlo Sewer Itooter, cleans all CANNON POINT • Private parkins ips.ee psrapnally, Rauistlls's, 3a Broad at. eitlhutea, o»ll J[4T-SO41, houtehold drains, plpei and sewer • Complete Janitorial service line,. «71to«o. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR paint- VILLAGE • individual thermDiUtlcilly con- Ing Alin decorating.. Our prices are Brand-new garden apartments. trolled heat, Entertainment cheaper than theirs, Call Stack Paint- Tel. Answering Service One-br>s of looto mil Us. 21 houf answering ON PREMISES LISTED ON PAGE 235 OF THE YELLOW PASES ' way Shows ind M«)or Snorts invents. 239 Spring SI. 747-1100 IK Monmoulh St., Red Dank. small Very retionable. Oafl 220-5H7. service. Red Baalc By CHARLES M. ^f Nm. 17, BOUSES 70B SALE TOE DAILY BEOSTER. HURRYI HURRYI mmn mitt Probe Fire bedroom Colonial with center hall- room, kitchen, three bedrooms, game- Mrs. Marllu Kaufmann is the way, two bathi, powder room, flre- New Colonial ranch. Spacious three room, 214 baths, basement Centra! all plics, basement, breeuway, two-car bedrooms, IVJ b&ths, center hall. Large conditioning. Double garage. Top Iocs- owner, police said. rarajre, besides brick veneer frost. living room, formal dining room, sci- Hon. $36,900. "Carpetlnr" Priced to >ell at 137.500, ence kitchen. Two-car garage. Full Trooper Gregory Wallack, in basement. Mortgage commitment ap- JOSEPH S. LANS proved for qualified buyer. No points. charge of the investigation, said Excellent buy at $21,490. Immediate oc- SCHANCK AGENCY TSTWaf- I'VE NEVER "The Villag* Realtor" cupancy. Call builder, 542-4949. Also REALTOR the fire apparently started in VJORKEL>,AN* I'VE Main St. Holmdel 8(6-4237 ranch home under construction on acre 8 Unden PL Red Bank the laundry room in some old VIDDLETOWN VILLAQB,— Complete lot 74T-O3B7 T ]y redecorated three-bedroom ranch, on THREE-ROOM year round cottage. LAKEWOOD ABBA — Brand new ten-clothes piled in a corner. A deadend street Jual blocks from school Aluminum storm and screens, Retrlger. room custom Colonial bl-level on ovei •hopplna;, bus or train station. Itmsgt Htor. Gas heat Nicely shrubbed. Ex. three acres. Excellent location. Three washer and dryer in (he room eat-In kitchen, formal dining room and cellent location (or senior citizen. Ask- to five bedrooms, two baths, attached Inviting living room with fireplace. Eot ing (6,900. were not working end no com- wftta* baseboard heaters, clean and BaraKe, paneled recreation room. Only dry tiled basement for children's play SMOLKO AGENCY 521,900. bustibles were stored near the en bid weather days. Asking *21,St>0. Real Eitate 269 Main Bt Keansburg Weisgold & Krupniclc, Inc. fire. In addition, he said, the STERLING THOMPSON 787-0123 Brokers AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS I,akewood . 363-3080 house has new wiring. Hwy. 35 Mlddletown 747-560C KEYPORT The clothes were sent to the ihrK-htdroom rinrti, ittsctin! gi- . COLTS JNECK_ rsjr*. fis.SOO. Mortgiga available. 'THRBE-BEPRO6'M"KANC- H on" b'eauti state~Bw«au,of.JdentificatinnJ'ox N«w Colonial ranch. Spacious thv ful wooded lot. iMt baths, screens analysis to detect traces of bedroom*. 1% baths, center hall. X*arge UNION BEACH porch. Must be sold. Price S33.50O. ' living room, formal dining room, id- New two-bedroom house. Corner lot. J. D. ROCHE, Realtor. Colts Neck. chemicals or other combustible Uortgage available. 112,500. Phono 264- •nc* kUcfeen. Two-car garage. Full UI7. Ever, 261-823S or 2S4-8389. 946-4933. materials, Trooper Wallack said. btuemenU Mortgage commitment ap TOP VALUE! % acre landscaped p»VBd-Jor_JiuyillM_buyei\No point*. grounds. Modern ranch home. Four A report is expected within the Bxctuent buy at $31,490. Immediate oe- PAUL Farnu twin- bedrooms,- two--bathfc—26'— living nextJew_days. cupaacy. Can builder, M24M9. Alslso room. Spacious screened porch. De- ranch, bom* under construction oa acr and farm «statea- State Highway 34, luxe kitchen. 22* pine paneled family While on patrol, Trooper room. Basement. Hot water heat NOW James Harper discovered the By WALT DISNEY KAAT KKAN8B.13R.O- — Five-room HolmdeL Phons MS4144. ASKING 523,300. Existing mortgage.or MICKEY MOUSE Attached garage. Newly dec- 118,300 may bo assumed. CALL NOW ire and sounded an alarm at _. Immediate occupancy. *80( HAZLKT — Attractive, three-bedroom, STANLEY K. DOWNS, REALTOR about ,1:46 p.m. Old Village, . no closing eoit Full pries split-level, 1% baths, garage, paneled Shrewsbury. 74 per cent mort- gage can be assumed for $2,300 and ported. $138 monthly payments, Immediate oc- cupancy. 787-8797. LDJCROFT BEAUTY NO BUSINESS Three bedrooms, 2% baths, den 20x14, SHREWSBURY — The Plan- . . . USE THE DAILY REGISTER'S porch that faces concrete swimming pool 20x40', basement Many trees and ling Board, lacking a quorum, nicely landscaped. Attached oversized NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSVAW garage. Asking $30,500. Offers Invited. conducted no business last night- NEW CLASSIFIED WALKER A WALKER, Realtors, Hwy. 36, Shrewsbury. 741-8212. 24-Hour Ser- •TOW vie'RB eoNNWote oa ...AU.Trt06g.IN vice. OR NOT TO ACCBPT THAM. H6RB, LARGE FAMILY? MOVE RIGHT IN! HELP — ACTION! AS A, MeM96ReM96R// Jf'S GOTTAGOTTA. »B BBV Sparkling new five-bedroom expanded HELP us: our 12 salespeople need ft OR *HQPB" UKE WB ranch on large plot Center hall. Pleas- listing on your home. SECRBT ant living room, dining room. Sunny, ACTION Is our motto—professional ser- modern kitchen. Gameroom with fire- vices are just a phone call away. place. 3% baths. Two-car garage. 3V» baths. Two-car garage. Full base- Trade-ins—Exchanges ment. Approved 30-year financing. J36, Commercial and Investment properties 990. Other models available. RRDDEN Member Two Multiple Listing Service i AGENCY, Realtors, 301 Maple Ave., WALKER & WALKER F A Ml L Y corner Bergen PL, Red Bank. 741-8100 Realtor* Shrewsbury lilddletown-Rolmde KEANSBURG — Lovely six-room olde 661 Broad St 306 Hwy. 35 homeJ Two-car garage. Good location. 741-5212 671-3311 $16,500. Also compact two-bedroom OPEN LISTINGS home, das heat, low taxes. $7;6OO. Independent broker desires open list- CHATEAU REALTY. REAL E8TATE, ings on residential properties. 215 Carr Ave., Keansburg. 787-5884. LINCROFT ASSOCIATES, WC. CUSTOM BUILT — Four-bedroom '65 Hwy. 39 Mlddletown ranch. A-l. Large eatta kitchen, tiled (Opposite Howard Johnson) bath, garage. Walking distance to 671-6333 . 'schools and buses.' Beautifully land- Evenings 741-0182 scaped. Many extras. 317,500. 264-2356. MORE J-OR TOUR MONEY! HELP This home Is lovely, spacious, and )ur expert and conscientious sales stall appealing throughout. It features liv- ias cleaned out our moderate price By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST ing room, dining room, charming kitch- lutings, ir your home Is for sale . . . MARY WORTH en with built-in oven, range, dishwash- call Ss now for action! BRITB REAL- TY, Inc., Broker. 3270 Hwy. 35, Haxlet YOU CAN NOW GET A SPECIAL er, and blender. FXVfi] bedrooms, pan. YOUR. BROTHER PHONEVlTHrD S I5»-MWW-LVNH 5OCiAUy.A5 eled family room, 2Vt batha, 2-zone ho 741-3635 or 264-0666. V U ffcfclON/ 'water baseboard heat, wall-to-wall car- -SlElP^^ nK i'rai rIt jAV MARKER******.. CAROLCAROL!!— URQENTUY NEHSDED — Two and OAV1N6 IHt IN6ENUE n m REDUCED RATE IN OUR peting, garage and lovely lot Priced three-bedroom homes Mlddletown, Has- ^«JS^«B Tn w3aK * BREW5TER any/ realistically at <29,90O. WALKER * let -vicinity. We have buyers waiting. IN ANOTHER. ONE OF WALKER, Realtors, Mlddletown-Holm- THE KIRWAN CO. 787-6000. del. Multiple Listings and Trade-ins. YOUR CRUMMV TABS! "MERCHANDISE FOR SALE" COLUMN Send for Catalog. 671-3311. NEED VACANT LAND WHWEL5E? FOUR-BEDROOM BILEVBL RANCH Small lot or large tracts. Call IIUL- — Near parochial and public school LANKY REALTY, 671-5151^ Large living room and dining room eat-in kitchen. 2V4 baths, large recrea- tion room. Beautifully landscaped % acre. Washer, dryer. $23,600. 671-9065. LEGAL NOTICE HERB'S YOUR KEY TO HAPPINESS — Immaculate slx-room ranch with NOTICE OF SALE lake view. Assume present mortgage. Please take notice that on November Three bedrooms. Modern, deluxe kitch- 21, 1B66, sealed bids will be accepted 3 LINES en. Family living room. 30' party room for the sale of one pumper truck, In full basement. Attached garage. New iresently located at Liberty Fire listing. Priced at *.«,9O0, call today. House, White Street, Red Bank, New Or come as you are. ELWOOD A. Jersey. Preference will be given to ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 555 neighboring Fire Departments. The Prospect Ave,,-Little Silver. 741-45O0. Borough retains the right to reject any WANTED rJOHK-UWTAN, Buyer for cozy, three-bedroom Cape Borough Clerk Cod In Borough' of Shrewsbury. Lo- $14.99 cated on lovely landscaped lot, wlt« Nov. 11, 14, IB, IB, 17 just enough, y/ardi .• "W»l k to school-•• s and PUBLIC NOTICE 5 shopping. PrlIcec d to sell fast. Call now NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK . tor more Information. AYERS—TRU- the Stale Highway Department will FOLO AGENCY, Little Silver. 741-2838. hold a. public hearing on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1966, on the proposed THESE RARE PEARLS ARE Improvement for Route 35 between the YOUR, TRIBE'S LOTS AND ACREAGE Eatontown Circle In Eatontown Bor- WEALTH.' YOU FOR$ ough and the Route 66 Circle In Ocean 00 450x100 build- MlDDLHiTOWN TWP. Township, MonmouUi County, as re- ing lot. Close to Murphy Rd. School, quired by the Federal Highway Act ol Sewers. J3.85O. SMOLKO AGENCY, 1956 Public Law 627, 84th Congress JUST Rest Estate. 265 Main St., Keansburg, • The hearing will be held In the 2 781-0123. Ocean Township Municipal Building, FROM ONB LOT TO 100 ACRES - Monmoiith and Deal Roads, Oakhurst, Either commercial or residential. Call New Jersey, at 10:30 A.M. Eastern Btciui* FAMILY ADS art efftrwl

1 schools and churches. ZONED for two-able at this Hearing, such Information • ,,.'. • . . . - families. Close to transportation. Rr can be secured from the Highway De- duced. Call Mr. Slsto, SO-3-3977, partment when final designs -are 1. Family Adi ara io aetvtrth* "MarehtncJIi* ., RED BANK—Building lot, zoned foi known. wo-famlly. Excellent residential area, for 5ala" only.1 , • • ,KENNETH D. RICE, Call before 8:30 or alter 6, 542-9130, Secretary lttJMSON — Five lots, 50x135. J500I Oct. 20, Nov. 3, 17 (20.71 2. Only artlelai originating Irani a houtthold el each. Call 291-3115. privata Itmllias or IndWidmlf .may b» TAX SALE NOTICE CHOICE LOT — Deepdale section, Mid- Of Real Estate In the Borough ol dletown. Save S1O00. Call Little Silver for Non-Payment or Taxei 747-13IS. and Assessments. Public Notice Is hereby given thai By WALT KELLY 3. Each irtleU mint hav* a prle» and. do ena I, Calvin A. Rowe, Collector ol Taxes POGO of the Borough of Little BUver, Man- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY mouth County, New Jersey, will sell prtea may axeatd (B0.O0. at Public Auction on the 6th day' o HIDDLXTOWN TWP. — Oommsrclsl December, 1866. at 10 A.M. In thi APTHZ 4. AddlHenal 'linn to Family Adi will ba property alone Hwy. 35 or 36. Prone Borough Hall, Prospect Avenue, LUtl 176" to 40 acres. MITLLANEY REAL) Silver, New Jersey, the herelnafte: A Mosguno $1.00 par Unas TV J71-5X51. • ' described Real Estate. Said lands will be mold to make thi E. Family Adt ar* purchaitd for'flva (S) days amount of Municipal Liens chargeablf REAL ESTATE WANTED against the same on the 31st day o December 1965, as computed In thi and thay may ba caneallad at any .tlma, Ne WE NEED A THREE OR FOUI tax list, together with Interest on snli BEDROOM HOME. — Fireplace, fam- amount from the first day or July 1961 rafund or dlieount e«n ba'mada If tho ad l» ,,Ily room essential. Fair Haver/, Rum to tlie date of sale, and the casts o J son. Little Silver, New 8hrewabur> sale nt public venduo to such perflon; ' canealUd. II area. »30'a. Principals only. 747-2392. as will purchase the same subject tc redemption at tho lowest rate of lrv ..JJ NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom tcrest, but In no cuao In excess of elgh o. No ehingit ol copy can ba mad* In Family Adi. I! homes, lurnlihed or unfurnished, from percent per nnnum. II185 to J175 per month lor Incoming This sale Is made under the provl- personnel. THE BERO AGENCY, nt. jlona or Artlclo 4, Chapter B, Title M, Mlddletown. 871-11)00. of Um Revised Statutes of New Jcrse' 1947, entitled "Bale of Real Propert GET EXTRA CASH FAST WITH A to Enforce Liens" and nets aupplc< rnenlary thereto and amendatory there' of. DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED AD! The said lands to be sold and th .axes have been lain on account o each parcel for unpaid taxes are a MARK TRAIL By ED DODD followa: John M. Lackncr, Falrvlcw Ave- nue, Block 17 (78); Lot D <30), $360:48 i TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL John M, Lficknot1, Sllvemldn Ave- nue, Block 24 (70), Lot 180A (6), 91D.48 THE CABIN, A FIGURE Philip Nndler, Rumson Road, INSIPE MOVES Block 31 (37), Lot 14 (32), $24.34 TO THE WINPOVV... Velklto Yrjannlnen, Rumson Road, Block -42 (29), Lot 60A (38), |170.05 When tho anle taken placo, paymen1 )T a|l taxes or assessments, costs and Interests must bo paid by the purchaser before tlie conclusion of the sale, other- 741-6900 vise the property will be Immediately csold. At any tlmo before tho sale, tha FREEHOLD- BAYSHORE AREA CALL 566-7500 illectnr will receive payment of tho mount dup, together wltli Interest and BCY, THAT'S A Bur THE UTTLE PLANE , OBtit Incurred to tho riato of payment, tONELV LITTLE CABIN TRAPPER LONG BRANCH AREA CALL 222 - 0010 "Ons> thing you've gotta admit WHnosii my hnnd nnd seal this 10th WE JUST PASSEtt.. ISUESS/ IS ALREACV CHSAPPEAR^S J about me uiing Tha Dally Regllter iy of November, llWfl. INTHfiSWlRLlNfflSNOW CALVIN A. ItOWBJ WHO LIVES THEREf EVENINGS ai\d WEEKENDS CALL 741-1110 I Want Adi —.^they've mad* me aj Collector llgood provider)" ' Nov. 10, 17, 23, Dec. 1 109,80 { THE DAILY REGISTER Thursday, Nov. 17, 1966—37 Complete Program Listings DAILY JCJUDSSWORD 9SM-TV filtr-.A* •'-.'.•'CUf-'A At The thum i; _.» wtEw-rv WtMUt into. i; Mi /J 11 'r.'Xii * l>'—— WABC-TV vnx-Tt 41 Hint J-Ouler Umll« Movies 7—That Girl—Comedy—Color l-tovt 01 UH-Swlnl »—NFL Game 01 Th. WMk-FootMl— IX MM* Grant 4—Jtopardy——Ntws—Jtnstn. Murray 11-Frlendly Olont-Oilldren Ana Maria campoy-90 mln. !» • T~ 3T 4—PDO—Gam«-Color ' S:tt rock. NEPTUNE CITY : 9—Film—Nlahtmar« Alley— 47—New Jtrwy Today 11:04 Mdontalnar NEPTUNE CITY— j Tyrone Power—1 hn., 30 mln. •VCNINS 2—News—Tom Dunn—Color 1 '„ 7—Ben Cosey—Dromo «:M 4—News-McSee—Color S6. Kind ot AlvareE Kelly 7 30; Harpur 9 30 • 11—Mllllonai™—Drama 1—New*—Jim Jtnitn-coior 5—News bed , 13—Roundabout-Children 4-New»-^im Hotti-Coler 7—News-Beutel, Martin ST. Gossip n North of Red Bank 7-Fllm—DHHnatlon Gobi— 9—Film—Poy or Oil- 1:1J Ernest Borgnlne—2 hrs., 10 mln. SaOti 13—Sing, Chlklren, Slnq Richard wtmorK-n mln.-c»lor — 'MIDDLETOWN •-Laurel And Hardy . 11—Film—Destination Moon- — — •.!:»" John Archer—«0 mln...... --- TOWN— '• 111—Newi-Martl J -NBitr«ilMr«n,,—n O'Haro , —,— 2—A« The World Turn* ST—Focu2SBE«NBit«ilMs On Bookt—Dltcuislon n Pti«i V ---^^MrrN»lt--ATJS6PrrN»lteATJS6P3563 r 17 The Fortune Cookie 7 05; 9:20. ,. 11-Fllm—M A Nldit in New 0rlwn>- 47-r+lew Jtr»y Forum 11:10 4—WeoHier—Field—Color f HAZLET \ Preiton Foster—w mln, perhaps f 7 5-M«rv Grltlln—Variety u'ftfir it IJ-Explorlnp Molh 11—Local Newt-John Tinman sr LOEW'S DRIVE-IN— U 31—Prolllt—Interview < 7—Weatner—Tex Antalnt »B. wit earth The Fortune Cookie 7.10; 11 40; Ttae 1:M Jl=Weothtr=vivtan>orr«r— Oscar 9:40. —-- 14—Parloni-Praneair II J:W 4^News—Pressman—Cofor SS. Marine 1:55 7—Local Nevn-Mortln, Btuttl fa S-Fllntitonw—Cartoon—Color flsh Is Harpur 9:30: Alvarez Kelly 7 30. «—Ntvrt—Dlclctnon—Color •—Film-Btast of Boo/km Agalntt tht 11:11 XT, Dip out, 2:M Son of Htreule*—Pert J—Color 4—Soorts—Teaout—Color as liquid KEYPORT J—Pouword—Gorr*-Color 11—Supermen—Adventure—Color 7—Editorial—Beeiemyer » Si , • 4—Day> Of Our Llvn—Color 11 :M M. More recent STRAND- 11-unlverslty Forum UP To His Ears 7:00: 10:35; He Who ! 7—Newlywtd Gamt 31—Film Feature . 2—Fllm-The Mlsslulppl Gambltr— »». One of the- % % 3? Must Die 8:40. •—Olvoret Court—Oramo 47-DI*e-O-Teen-Z» Cartoon 7:00; Not With My Wife, You NOW AT- '";• 7—News—Marleffe Senders 1—Jericho—Adventure—Color till Don't 7:06; 11:19; Strange Bedfellows 4—Donlel Boone—Adventure—Color 4—Film—Gajllgtlt- 9:35. ... »—To Tell Tnt Truth 5—Truth Or ConuqumcM—Game—Color Charles Boyer-^t hrl., 10 mln. , *-^no«wr World-Color 7—Batman—Advfntu re—Color rIAJESTIC— .™lM» 7—General Hospital •—Film—Th« Unforglvtn— The Gospel According To St. Mathew : s i : »—Film—Keep 'Em Flying— Ben Zachary-1 hr*.—Color 1:M 2:30; 7:00; 9:15. Waltep . Bud AMott-90 mln. I-Fllm-World for Moraom— TV Highlights 11—Honeymooner*—Comedy MENLO PARK ll-Abbott And Coitello Dan Duryeo—1 hr., J5 mln. 13-Frtn* Chef-Cooking CINEMA- W—Negro People—History 31-On The Job—Fir* Dtp). 7-Newe ; 7:JM:J0 (2) — Jericho. Part II of the'trio's. Italian cam- 11—Latin America—Education 47—Maxlmlllano Y Carlsfa " •••'..- '1.-JJ Not With My Wife, You Don't 3:1T; >:M S*N - ' 7—Film—Canyon Crossroads— paign combines suspense and action quite nicely. A movie- 4:47; 7:17; 9:30. THEAT RES t—Nevn—Edvrards—color 5—Alfred Hlteticock^-Orama Rlenard Basehort—1 hr., 40 mln. like production, plus supporting performances by Mark Rich- 1—Edoe Of Night—serial 11—Ministers—Comtoy Z-Fllnv-Murdir Cots to Colltoe- nu and Eduardo Clannelli add considerable interest to the «-Vou Don't Joyi—csorn»-Calor ll-Food Buyer-i Quit Raieet Korns-M mln. tale. (Color). HURRY - STILL A FEW CHOICE SEATS LEFT. 0 S—Chuck. McCann—Color JJ-Lotln America-Education - , • • • •:.:.' •.' 4:W " 7—Nurttt-serwi 47-Rtvlita Del Hsgar , »-fllrtH-Sht' Done Him Wronn— Santa Claus MONMOUTH ARTS FOUNDATION 'll—^ozo—Cartoon—Color Cary Grant—1 hr., li mln. ' M:J0 (7) — F Troop. "Miss Parmenter." Fun all the way W-Engllsh: Fact Or Fancy J-My Three Sont^CsW •"• fHIDAY as Capt. Parmenter's (Ken Berry) sister arrives at Fort 1966-67 THEATRE SERIES— 31—Teacher Trolnlno 4-Sfar TreK-Adwnhirt-Color MORNINA Matinees Set S-Branded—Western—Color <;M Courage and promptly falls in love with bugler Dobbs. Patti TICKET HEADQUARTERS — MOLLY PITCHER INN j I—Secret Storm-Serial 7—Dating Gamt—Color • 7-Newi • Regan as Daphne and Berry display perfect timing in their NEPTUNE CITY — "Santa J 4-Wtatch Oame—Color 11-Honty Wttt—Myittry . 4:jt PHONES: 842-2924 and 842-2918-10 to 4:30 DAILY ! S—Sandy Becker—Color ll-Clty Cleie-Up-lnttrvl«w I—Sunrlw Semester comically clumsy brother and sister act. (Color) Claus," full-length feature in i'f 7—Dark Shadows—Serial 47—To Be Announced •—Education Exchange—Color ,11—Eighth Man-Cartoon 7—Proltct Know—Education. 8-1 (It) — The National Food Buyers Quiz. Test-oriented color, has been scheduled for CALL NOW — DRIVE ENDS NOV. 20 -1J-U.S.A.-Poetry »-Fllm—ThTh»» Country Clrl— Saturday and Sunday matinee *)1—Around Tht Clock •Inai Crotby—Crotbyii hrhrii. viewers get a chance to check their knowledge of food market «:J5 J-Well* Forgo-rWttttrn 4-Today—Color prices against the know-how of a celebrity panel, and learn only showings at the Neptune j *-Newi—Floyd Kalber—Color 7—Bewitched— Comedy—c< 7—Gale Storm—Comedy some facts about packaging, seasonal buys, quality, etc., in City Theatre, Rt. 35. 11-Hawallan Eyt-Myitery 7:11 r *—Film—All Thot Heaven Allows— lJ-New* 1 S— News the process. ••••'• The K. Gordon Murray produc- V Jan* Wyinan-00 mlr^-CelOf 11-Trlbuna Del 1 tion, which won the "Best Fami- H •.• 4—FHfn—spare flit Rod—' 47-Mytra Sllvo—Variety *-Nevn—Joseph Bentl-Color 8:JM:» (4) — Star Trek. "The Menagerie." Part I. A bit ,;, Max Bygravts—90 mln, •• • ' • • . »:lt S-Sandy Becker—Children ly Films Award" at the San ttlctt her lint ..' (-v_7-Wiers> The Action l« 4—Htro—Comedy—Color 7—Cartoons-children—Color offbeat even for this series, but imaginative enough to hold Francisco Film Festival, will be tUpasaiomum. 7:35 the attention of fans. Captain Kirk's trusted aide, Mr. Spock, *—News—Harry Arouh shown three times Saturday, and mtnmtvwr I rauKtm »MI shocks the captain and everyone concerned with the space re- twice Sunday. tiw dally housa SPECIAL! i-Coptaln Kangaroo <*" " search program, by rerouting the path of the Enterprise to 11—Fun House—Color Santa Claus Jives in a castle HAYLEY MILLS I:J5 the forbidden planet Talos IV. (Color). LOBSTER 5—Ntws far out in space where, with 1:10 Ml (2) — Thursday Night Movie. "Country Girl" (1954). all the conveniences of science- 5-Yo jacK lemmon t—Beverly Hillbillies • MIDDLETOWN 4—Concentration—Color . frug, and reciting their version of early American history. WAGON WHEEL PLAYHOUSE 5—Bold Joumey—Trayet (Color). i "THeFOfnune 7—Girl Talk-Panel, POrVUMUIMlty Chtxfaif St. • t. O. Bo. •« 11—Mack And Myer—Comedy 10-11 (7) — Hawk. "Ulysses and the Republic." More cooKie" *• EATpjlTOWW MIDDLETOWN. N. J. II—Cartoons—Children—Color •uspenseful than usual as Hawk becomes personally embroiled U-Allve And About—Nature in the murder of a childhood friend, and finds himself thrown Jack lammon PRESENTS THE OSCAR' 2-Andy Grllflth-Comedv ' off the case by his superior officer. (Color). ct.iiaiiies 4—Pat Baone—Variety—Color " ASBURYPARK aLTeRma "CINDERELLA" 5—Cartoonj-Oilldren 10:30-11 (9) — "The University and the City.". This provoca- FREE! IA May for Children A«« « - ») 7—SuBermarket Sweep tive half hour documentary on New York University, usually .BlUYWUBWS 11—8111 Blery-Color r HUM referred to as NYU, centers its interest of the university's FRIDAY EVE., NOV. 18 — 8:30 P.M. 13—Magic Of Words-^FTducatlon challenging commitment to revitalizing and rehabilitating the meromunecooKie • * 11:J» Kcmm- 13—working with sconce deteriorating aspects of urban life, even as it uses the city AIT lummu SATURDAY MAT.. NOV. 19 and 26 —2 P.M. of New York at its doorstep as the "greater campus" beyond T J—Dick Van Dvke-iomedy CHILDREN 75e ADULTS $1.50 *-Hoiiywood Squares-G«m«—colar the university care. XXJIIIIII S—Chuck McConn—Children NOW PHONE 741 - 4073 7—Dating Game KWARMAUt UicM ALLIES... •—World Adventures—Color 11—Carol Corbett—Color AUniEHMUClND! 11*41 19-Undtrstondlng Science) • Driver Injured I't! 2(4-4434 FREE IN-CAR HEATERS —SECOND RIG HIT- In Auto Crash HENRY FONDA . JOANNE WOODWARD Reserve a Date New . HOLMDEL — A Belmar wonian "BIG HAND FOR A LITTLE LADY" For Your Chrlitmoi Forty? remained In good condition in Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, to- day after suffering severe facial HELD SMALL or and knea cuts in an accident here OVER EXCLUSIVE—ENGLISH! VERSION URGE Tuesday. NEPTUNE CROUPS: MARCELLO M ASTRO IAN NI She is Mrs. Gloria M. Bucka> CITY 3 to 300 lew, 30, of 2001 Coral Way, Bel. iDlilK lyriASBURc Y PARK ANITA EKBERG mar. wmK 77MMS) "LA DOLCE VITA" Police said her car was in a 7744272 PHONE NOW ... collision at Crawfords Corner and Middletown Rds. when Carmili cauHBt»cotcw 229-9000 na Malinconico, 48, of 135 Rt. 35, <& Red Bank, Ignored a police of- PAUL NEWMAN Is ficer's hand signal to stop and -HARPER" JT, HOLIDAY INN crashed into the woman's car. OF WEST LONG BRANCH Mr. Mallnconico was ticketed for NOW •"•{fl|'-. Sun. 7:30 »•••••» •«>«>«>«>•«>•«><»>•• careless driving. :»Twff«v HSHOLD • T»" • 'SVL'1! • OUTttMIH paraMOUNt * ASBURYPARK mm us sen lili 4(2-0(00 HELD ! 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