1 mm. temperature M. Fair, Wd tedajr, Ugh S8 to M. To- night, fair, low in the npper Ma. 25,700 Tomorrow, partly cloudy, Ugh in Red Bank Area j the upper 50>. Wednesday lair, Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc., 1965. cool. See weather, page 2. DIAL 741-0010 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEARS

lMU#d <•*"*• «"">»/ tlirouiti Friary. Stcond Clan Ponr.n VOL. 88. NO. 84 Pill it »«1 Bank Mid u Additional MlUlni Otriiei. MONDAY, OCTOBER 25t 1965 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE 'Most Demanding' Space Flight Poised CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) to the moon a few years from spacecraft atop a giant Titan 2 what the technicians called "pow- "We're well rested and ready lots were pronounced ready to Agena, which will have a 1,205- —Last phase technical check-outs now. rocket. er up"—meaning its operating for the flight," commented/Navy go. mile head start. (or man'i most demanding space Instrument readings indicated The link-up of the speeding parts were energized. Capt. Schirra, America's'oldest The forecast for the Cape Ken- Given a perfect flight, Gemini flight yet got going right on everything was moving smoothly craft was timed some six hours The start of the terminal count astronaut at 42. He is a veteran nedy area was for partly cloudy 6 will pursue the Agena over a •chedule today with astronauts after the Gemini lift-off, over the on the Gemini spacecraft was of a nine-hour flight in the Mer- skies with an unlimited ceiling, 103,000-mile course, moving close toward the climax of a spectacu- f Walter Schlrra and Thomas Staf- lar doubleheader launching start- . Pacific near Hawaii. timed for 6:35 a.m., and for its cury program. light surface winds and seas and to it during the fourth orbit. ford reported ready and eager ing at 11 a.m. (EDT) with the The various count-downs on the Titan booster at 8:35. "We're looking forward to it temperature about 80. The joining and clamping to- tnd their equipment apparently blastoff of an Atlas booster. innumerable components for the In the early hours there was with great expectations," added The Atlas was to propel the gether of the two vehicles was fine-tuned. intricate operation were consoli- a broken high haze over Cape Stafford, 35-year-old Air Force 26-foot Agena Into a circular slated for about six hours after The assignment was to track The Atlas' task.was to shove dated at 1:15 a.m. EDT when Kennedy that hid some stars, but major making his first venture orbit 185 miles high. Schirra and the Gemini launching, high above down another satellite in a ce- the Agena target spacecraft the count clock was started and weathermen expressed full as- Into space. Stafford were to settle into an the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii.. lestial hare and hounds chase at toward an orbital path 185 miles the range stations were cut into surance conditions would be good The signal to begin the unique elliptical path ranging from 100 If successful, it will be the 17,500 miles an hour and up, up. the check. : lor the launching, not Only at. dual countdown was given last to 168 miles. Through a series of first time two objects have been lock onto it and demonstrate that The astronauts were to follow Then at 2:50 a.m. the terminal the cape but at all the potential night after weather, spacecraft, orbit-shifting maneuvers, they are brought together in space and- man can get back when he flies at 12:41 p.m. in their Gemini 6 count on the Agena began with landing spots around the earth. • rockets, tracking systems and pi- to gradually catch up with the (See GEMINI, Page 3) Pilots' Condition Gubernatorial Candidates Visit County To Be Watched By JOHN BARBOUR CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP)-When the Gemini 6 Hunter spacecraft chases down its target in the skies, flight sur- Democrats Roast Reef Dumont Roasts Hughes geons will closely watch the condition of the pilots. . But there will be little in the way of new medical OAKHURST - The Texas bar- By WILLIAM HENDERSON information coming from the one-to-two-day trip. becue was in his honor but Gov. EATONTOWN — In his most, Hughes was the only one among The next big medical look-see at the rigors of life in spirited speech of the campaign. the 1,400 guests who didn't taste the weightless state will come In December when Gemini 7 Republican gubernatorial candi- the hot, savory food. takes two men on a two-week stint in space. date Wayne Dumont, Jr., yester- . The governor, who'(surprise!) day predicted victory and also But the results of preceding Gemini flights have shown was late, arrived by helicopter aimed a steady stream of criti- a gradual increase in the effects of living in space. Doctors on the Hollywood Golf and Coun- cism at his rival, Gov. Hughes. will be curious about the longer term which will help pave try Club directly across Deal the way to orbiting stations, in which men might spend weeks Sen. Dumont got off his rough- Rd. from the estate of Mr. and in space. est, toughest words at a strategy Mrs. Walter Reade, Jr., where breakfast meeting of Monmouth Chief Flight Surgeon Charles Berry is convinced at this the feast, Texas style, was held County GOP mayors, parry lead- point that there will be no bad effects from two weeks of yesterday. ers and candidates held in the weightlessness that cannot be remedied, perhaps by exercise. Hughes immediately went to Old Orchard Inn.. , . : But there also are some indications that man will have the stand, greeted his wife and "The Democrats are making to build in some exercises if he wants to fly 1% space for , seven of his 10 children as well wild predictions of a 250,000 longer periods of time. as assorted politicians who had plurality. Well, that was in early The problem of "the lazy heart" that develops after been keeping the cold audience October. A Democrat, friend tells weightlessness seems to become progressively more severe warm with heated political us the figure then dropped tp with time. v speeches. 90,000.. I want to' say, It's. how a The condition Is called orthostatic hypotension, in which The sponsors, of the barbecue, neck and neck race we can very the heart has to pump faster to keep an adequate circula- expecting an overflow crowd' of easily; win. Get, the vote, out on tion, the blood pressure falls, and blood tends to pool in the more than 3,000 persons, at J15 a election -day . and get. out the lower extremities of an upright man. head, had arranged to use the absentee "ballots, and we have "tit Gimble estate, a mile away, as made," Dumont s^id, ' . . '.:'. a second cookout scene. But the Tossing caution to the winds, Reade grounds proved ample. the- Republican candidate then Expensive Lunch. took direct aim. at the governor. 1 County Aid Plan A local Democratic leader ex< ;' ' "Name Calttag , : plained the smaller-than-expected "In his campaign of name call- turnout: ing he,has. said I am a storm 'STEERING' COMMITTEE — A 1,200-pound Texas st«er "It's simple. At $30 a couple, troiper BJXJ a; iwiapire candi- presented to the Oakhurst barbeeua by President John- many a man and wife figured -Gubernatorial candidate ^»> «"* .#«•'«-been n»r» of they'd : stay home and watch "YOU'LL- son gati pats on tha head from teveral eslebrities on television, rake leaves, go for a left thakei- hands with County Chairman ?tS will be a estate of Mf. and.Mrs. Walter Reade, Jr., party hosts, ride or have their own cook- Russell -Wodltey « ^he GOP boss fells .him .he'll carry leader as long as he lives. He out Left to right- are Gov. Hughes; Mr. Reade;. U. S. Sen. - You can buy a Jot of chlck- ; Monmouth on election; day. Dumont tourneyed-, here i^t,takican'.t, takee a.deepa. deep,, hreathoreath;unles; unless u u ii in i JI i% ,i w/ ,t- r I, ens ""d °eef for $30. Besdes, ihe.confers wl(h Carey, Kenny Sewers Pushed Vance Hartke (D-lnd> and Gcv. John W. King of New the weather was raw and threat- yesterday from his Phillipsburg home for morning strategy ^d wilenU. He was picked four FREEHOLD — A plan for coun- "The state representatives pres- HampshireHhi . ening." session.in Old Orchard Country Club, Eatonfowh. ' '.' (See DUMOfTT, Page 3) ty loans to municipalities to en- ent endorsed the proposal and in- But the guests, all famished, large regional sewer facilities and dicated they would support the enjoyed 400 pounds of beefsteak, prepare for future needs was an-proposed legislation as an effec- 250 chickens, 750 pounds of spare- nounced today by Freeholder Di- tive measure to stimulate region- ribs, 740 ears of corn, beans, Bay Area Accidents Injure 13 rector Joseph C. Irwin. al sanitary sewer systems and Bayshore Erosion apple pies, coffee^-as well as Mr. Irwin said legislation to to prevent pollution. singing, music by a youth group, .A car-train accident that in- Police Lt. Harry Movell.and less driving,' In that she disre- permit counties to loan construc- "At the meeting, Peter Hom- a 1,200-pound prize steer pre- jured five and the injury of a Patrolman Robert Kerek, inves- garded an emergency vehicle, tion funds to local governments ack, president of Elson T, Killam sented by President Johnson and patrolman responding'to another tigating the . collision, said the and for failing to have a valid will be required. But, he added, Associates, the county sewer con- a speech by the governor. accident call climaxed a weekend train Was travelling at an. esti- registration in .her possession. Project Delay Hit "My opponent (Dumont) has the idea has the backing of the sultants, outlined the advantages of injuries and mangled metal mated 40 miles an hour. .No . In the first accident Mrs; Ann state Health Department and and substantial economies to be clouded the campagn with emo- In the Bayshore. summonses have been issued, Russell, 4 Seventh' St., was In- Monmouth County legislators. realized through the reduction o EAST KEANSBURG — James Mr: Comito, president of Bay- tionalism instead of discussing There were 13 injuries reported pending outcome of the probe. jured when her' car collided with "The legislation," he said, 100 small sanitary sewage treat- C. Rankin, chief engineer for the ihore Civic Association, rapped the real issues. He was be- by. police investigating nine acci- The train's engineer was iden- one being driven by Cornelius V. "will allow county assistance to ment plants to 12 regional plants, state Bureau of Navigation, was the governing bodies of Middle- smirching his own state by vot dents. . tified as Joseph Finnegan, 50, ofShea, Virginia Ave., Hazlet. She town, Raritan and Keansburg for ing against appropriations to help municipalities in implementing each, serving a major watershed. criticized here yesterday for al- ' In_ Mataw?n, five persons were Ji,oselle..•.. '"..'•. ..,..•'. .'..• • , (See ACCIDENTS* Page 3) failing to press Mr. Rankin for 1,337. little retarded children; hospitalized early Saturday after .'.-. '• Patrolman Hurt -,' ( the county regional sewer plan "Mr. Homack emphasized the legedly failing to call meetings which is nearing completion. critical problem of timing which such meetings as might be nec- against the commuters; against a southbound car ploughed under In' Matawan township,. Patrol- to resolve delays in completing the seashore (rehabilitation after "On Wednesday of last week, could impair the accomplishment essary to untangle the red tape a • railroad guard gate' and man Stanley E. Psrrish suffered the Bayshore erosion project. the .1962 hurricane) and. against the board met with Dr. Roscoe of the plan and which gives rise and financial difficulties that have slammed into the side of a mov- bruises of the chest' and wrist on Bike everything else." F. Kandle, state health commis- to the need for county assistance. An estimated 85 Bayshore area snarled plans for the storm and ing, northbound Jersey Central •Friday when a Strathmore wom- sioner; Robert S. Shaw, assistant "During the course of the coun- residents' turned out to hear Wil- hurricane defense project. No Apathy Lines freight train.; . an turned her ;car into Kis path Killed By "We must have no apathy.and First aid squad ambulances as he. was responding to'an acci- director of environmental health, ty study numerous meetings have liam J. Conery, 36. Carter Ave.. Henry Gelhaus, 21 The Trail, William G. Coward, assistant di- been held with the municipalities and Charles J. Comito, 25 Hudson complacency in this year's elec- from the borough, and from Mat: dent'call on- Church St. Middletown, urged those in at- awan Township took the injured Police Chief Ralph E. Wallace rector of local government. State of the county to build a founda- Ave., protest the delays. The tendance to display unity of in- tion. We don't want to repudiate Car in Deal Sen. Richard R. Stout, and As- all the things President John- to' Riverview' Hospital. for emer- released this 'accoilnt: tion of local support. meeting was held in Bachstadt's tent and to put. forth a strong DEAL-A Livingston boy who, semblyman Alfred N. Beadleston. son has done or. the greatest gency treatment and then on to An accident had been reported (See SEWERS, Page 3) Hall, Bray Ave. effort in seeking speedy solutions together with his' parents, had Congress in history by not getting Monmouth Medical Center for on Church St..a.t Line Rd. Pa been visiting his summer hoiqe to all problems. out and working these next few admission. All were reported jn trblman Parrish was responding, here,- died Saturday night after He offered to provide bus trans- days." fair condition yesterday. with flashing-lights and a sound- being sth'ck by a car wale rid- Jail Probe Report Due Today The governor then remarked: They . are Horace, Roach, 27, ing siren. All other cars had ing his bicycle on Parker,,'Rd. portation for all who wish to at- pulled to the side of the road, "My opponent is chipping of 251A Texas Rd., the driver; Craig Kirhmel, 14, son of Caesar tend tomorrow night's meeting of the patrolman related. FREEHOLD — The Monmouth the freeholders had assured that In a speech at a political meet- away at the constitutional rights Jesse Mae Powers, 21, of 23S and Nancy Kimmel, died in Mon- County Grand Jury is scheduled new jail facilities would be con- ing last week, Mr. Smith at- the Middletown Township Com- in this country. He would deprive Texas Rd.; Earl Cope,' 23, of Mrs. Jana E. Georges, 14 mouth Medical- .Center, , Long Texas Rd.; Miss Claudia Smith, Weston PI., Strathmpre,'who said to complete its probe of the coun- structed in the immediate fu- torney, former First Assistant mittee. He said he will have a a person of his freedom of Branch,' of extensive brain in- ty jail wd submit its report to ture. Since then, however, a re- speech rights." His obvious re- 15, of 236 Texas Rd., all Mor- she did not see the patrol car Prosecutor Charles Frankel, bus leaving for the session at juries shortly' after the - accident, Superior Court Judge Elvin R. habilitation center set up for min- ference was to Rutgers Prof. ganville, and Miss Barhara Ste- coming from her fear, turned in- hospital authorities reported. Slmmill. imum security prisoners and the urged defeat of Mr. Shafto in 8 p.m. from Ocean Ave. and Port Eugene Genovese. and his Viet vens; .16 ' of 252 Shrewsbury to, its path at Ayrmont La. She 1 County Prosecutor Vincent P. overflow of juveniles, and pur- his re-election bid Nov. 2. Monmouth Rd. (See HUGHES, Page 3) Ave ., Red^ Bank. was.Issued summonses for care- Police Chief John J.Rehm> Jr, Keuper completed presentation of chase of land and employment of said the car driver, George 5. evidence last Thursday in the an architect for a new jail'have Michals, 33, <4 .10 Greenbrier third day of hearings within a been the extent oi progress. Ave., Oakhurst, was released in his own recognizance after, being week. In all, four witnesses testi- On the eve of the start of the charged, with causing death by fied. Grand Jury probe, Sheriff Jos- Monmouth Hunt Meet Draws 5, auto and careless driving. , The probe centers on reports eph A. Shafto announced he had by Democratic Freeholder Eu- fired two guards with past police MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - prescribed, at the Rumson Coun- and officials at a dance in the as slightly under last year's rec- est may have influenced Satur- Chief Relim said.the Kimmel youth, together with 'a friend, gene J. Bedell of narcotics traf- records, and had suspended an- More than 5,000 people gathered try Club Saturday night. manse on the estate Friday ord 6,000-plus. Race officials day's attendance. fic among prisoners; on the Benjamin William, 14, of 1 Roseld other for laxity in the juveniles on the color-splashed hillsides of Not a Record night. thought the Princeton-Pennsyl- Participation in the races, on escape of two 17-year olds from escape. Ave, here, were riding their Amory L. Haskell's Woodland Mr. and Mrs, Haskell enter- With 5,200 general admissions vanla football game and other grid the other hand, cheered racing a temporary Juvenile detention bicycles in the westbound lane of Sharp differences between Farm here Saturday with the tained the race meet committees sold, the crowd was calculated attractions of major local inter- (See BAMPTON, Page 10) center -*t the jail annex; on pos- Parker Rd. when the car driven Sheriff Shafto and Warden Earl program of the 35th annual Mdn- sible lax security because of the A. Smith have been uncovered. by Mr. Mlchals, traveling east, mouth County Hunt Race Meet- employment of guards with past The warden has accused the crossed into the opposite lane ing as the main attraction. police records; and on jail ad- sheriff of failure to co-operate and struck the youth. The Wil- ministration. in administrative matters. In perfect, 70-degree weather man youth' was not hit. The probe was sharpened last The sheriff has charged the the crowd watched a program of The Kimmel family had coma week when It was learned the warden with failing to keep him five horse races — three steeple- to their summer home at 2 Roseld jury had taken notice of a 1958 informed of guards' personnel Chase and two on the flat — Ave. for the weekend, the chief .presentment which recommended records, of bad judgment in watched and listened to the Ham- said. The boys had left the home new jail facilities, higher salaries selection of prisoners for the ilton Township band, sported or * i on bicycles shortly before the and better training for guards, emergency juvenile detention cen- viewed the latest in fall fashions, ' •' ' "*t 7:45 p.m. accident, he added. and better classification of jail ter, and of being absent without renewed old acquaintances, put The boy was taken to the hos- prisoners. permission the night of the the kids on ponies for rides of- pital by the Deal First Aid Tha 19J8 presentment said that escape. fered In the infield and took ad- I Squad. :. vantage of the opportunity for Investigating officers Included such do-it-yourself activities as 5gt. Stuart Serine and Patrol- picnicking on the grass or from men Joseph O'Rourke and Joseph station wagon tailgates and, for Torchla.: • Today's Index the younger set, romping over The youth's body was taken'to ths park-like acreage. the Wooley Funeral Home, Lone Page Page Branch. It will be transferred Events of Years Ago t The'day's charity benefit pro- Allen-Scott I to a New York funeral home foe Herblock « gram began with the annual far- Amusements 11 services. ',". Letter! 7 mers' luncheon, served as al- births _ 2 Mr. Kimmel, the youth's fa- Movie Timetable v II ways in the big tent on the hill- Jim Blahop „ « Obituaries 2 top overlooking the race course. ther, Is owner of the Kinney Sys- tem of parking lots in Newark Bridge 211 Sylvia Porter ( Owners of lands over which the and Ne.v York City. - John Chamberlain 8 Sports M-17 Monmouth County Hunt rides to HUNT MEET SCENE — Wind-whipped flagi, flashing tilki of riders and bright fall, faihiom compete with the autumn Classified 18-20 Stock Market ...1 i. 4 the hounds are guests of the hunt colon of nature's backdrop In this typiosl icena from Saturday'* 35th annual Monmouth Hunt Race Meet at the Vote for R«th and Lawlor Comic* : - 2J Successful Investing 4 at the luncheon. > It ended with Amory L. Haskell estate, Middletown. Hare the field panel the jtidget' ttend at tha itart of the first raca of the Television ;.,.:. II the association's annual dinner See The Register this week. - Croiiirord Pulile . H dayi •.'•••-:••• :> • i .••;• ;i ...-., •••-'; Editorial! - -1 Wonwn'i Newi :. .M dance, with formal hunt attire AM* s • • * • • • % • fc—Monday, October !25, 1%3 THE DAILY REGISTER Capt. Beebe, 76, Dies Fair Haven NEW SHREWSBURY - apt. Henry Homer of Freemont, Ohio; Dlational, World John L. Beebe, 76, of 16 Meadow a brother, Robert Beebe of Phila- Car Crash OBITUARIES Dr., died Saturday in Bethesda delphia; a sister, Mrs. Anna Medical Center, Bethesda, Md. Davisun, Florida, and two grand- Injures Five Capt. Beebe spent 41 years sea- children. News in Brief MRS. GEORGE I. WALLING faring before his retirement in FAIR HAVEN - Five people The Schlemm Funeral Home, ' JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP)-jbetween the rebels and the mill- MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. Addie 1957. He was born in Staten Is- are hospitalized as the result of Atlantic Highlands Police Jersey City, is in charge of ar- President Johnson is circulating tary chiefs. B. Walling, 83, of 232 Church land, N.Y. and lived here for 10 a two-car collision at Ridge and rangements. The government radio announced St., Belford, died Friday, Oct. years until his illness. Hance Rds. at 9:30 p.m. Satur- in public once more and even doing some speedboating while the peace force patrols short- Chief Sweeney Dibs at 67 22, in her home afi r a long ill- He was lieutenant and navi- day. ness. Police Chief Carl J. Jakubecy settling down for an extended re- ly after unidentified gunmen as- gating officer of the U.S.S. sassinated Aquiles Leyva Mattos, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Af- Mrs. Walling was irn in Key- Weather said a car driven by Frank cuperation at his ranch home, Leviathan during World War I administrator of a sugar mill and ter J5 years as chief of police port, daughter of the\late Wil- New Jersey: Sunny and coo' Craig, Point Rd., Little Silver, Johnson, who flew to the ranch when the former German lux- a member of the Dominican rev- here. Sterling F, Sweeney is liam Byrne and Mrs. today, high 55-60. Fair tonight traveling south on Hance Rd., Saturday for a stay of several ury liner ferried troops from olutionary party. dead. Poling Byrne, and had ided New York to France. low in low 40s. Tuesday fair, collided with a car driven by weeks, made his first public ap- pearance yesterday since his Oct. A member of the armed forces, The 67-year-old native of this in Belford 54 years. Capt. Betbe was in the Navy high in 50s. Carmen Fabrazio, IS Edgewood 8 operation. Capt. Mario Dujarric, was shot borough died suddenly Saturday, She was a member of Belford from 1906 until 1922. He sailed Rd., Rumson, traveling west on Marine to death in Santiago, the coun- Oct. 23, in his home, 54 Central Methodist Church. luxury liners until 1940 when Ridge Rd. The chief said Mr. With Mrs. Johnson, he attend- Cape May to Block Island: try's second largest city 85 miles Ave. He joined the force in Surviving are her husband, he was recalled to the Navy. Craig will be charged with failing ed communion services at the Small craft warnings lowered a' northwest of the capital. Miguel May, 1929, and was named chief George I. Walling; two sons, Jo- During World War II he was to stop at a stop street, First Christian Church here and 6 a.m. Northwest winds 15-20 de Jesus Haddad, governor of in 1930. seph A, Smith of Highlands, and lieutenant commander assigned Mr. Craig and a passenger in heard pastor Ray Akin, a lay knots with higher gusts diminish Valverede Province and also a Rev. Harry Kraft, pastor of Alexander F. Walling South Am- to the Navy Department in his car, Kevin Bull, 59 Maida ing later this morning. South- minister, thank God "for our revolutionary party member, was Central Baptist Church, will of- boy; two daughters, Mrs. Wil- Washington, D.C. He was pro- Ter., Middletown, and Mrs. west winds up to 15 knots this leader's rapid recovery." slain in the town of Mao Satur- ficiate at services for the chief lemma Winters and Mrs. Ray A. moted, to captain in 1942 and Barbara Fabrazio, wife of Carm- afternoon, increasing to 20-25 Johnson, who freely concedes day. Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Pos- Wood, both of Belford; two later that year he was assigned en, were thrown from their cars knots with higher gusts tonight, it will be some time before he ten Funeral Home. Mr. Sweeney brothers, Edward Byrne of Key- to the Pacific as commander of by the impact. Chief Jakubecy and shifting to northwest 15-25 feels fully up to par, later dis- Twill be buried in Bay View Ceme- port and Telfair Bryne of Bel- the Catalina Island training said. THE RACIAL SCENE knots Tuesday. Visibility five play,ed some of his old zip as he tery, Leonardo. ford; 11 grandchildren and 10 station. Crosses blazed in southern miles or more with fair weather. Mrs. Fabrazio is reported In whipped his 18-foot speedboat Capt. James J. Egidio, the great-grandchildren. fairly good condition in River- states this weekend as Ku Klux Chief's ranking officer, has been Capt. Beebe retired from the through some tight circling ma- Services will be* held Tuesday High during the past 24 hours, view Hospital, Red Bank, where Klan members preached segre- named to head the department Navy in "1946 and joined the neuvers on Lake Lyndon B. at 9:30 a.m. in thevScott Funeral 58. Low, 38. Ocean temperature, she was admitted with a frac- gation and promised to continue temporarily. He is expected to staff of States Marine Steam Johnson, north of the ranch. Home, Belford, witftxRev. Rob- 50. tured pelvis. Also reported in the resurgence of the hooded or- be promoted to the post perman- ship Co., New York. He wa< ert Wright, Pastor of Belford fairly good condition in the same der. ently at a later date. vice president of the operating TIDES Methodist Church, officiating. department of the company Sandy Hook hospital is another passenger in CONGRESS In Madisonville, Tex., where The chief was the son of the the Fabrazio car, Mrs. Marie WASHINGTON - Carry-over about 1,300 persons—half of them late Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Interment will be in' Green when he retired in 1957. TODAY -High 9:14 a.m. and DeVito of the Edgewood Rd., legislation probably will touch in Klan robes—met in an open Sweeney and was the husband Sterling F. Sweeney Cemetery, Keyport. He was a past president of the low 3:22 p.m. Rumson, address, who was ad- some early political fireworks field Saturday night, a Klan lead- "of Mrs. Betty Swanson Sweeney. Leviathan Veterans Associa- . TOMORROW - High 9:39 a.m. mitted with a fractured pelvis when Congress returns to work er urged a demonstration in Aus- Also surviving are two married HAROLD FRANCIS tion member of the Retired Of- and 9:56 p.m. and low 3:33 a.m. and cerebral concussion. next January. tin next Saturday to counteract daughters, Mrs. George Cooper EATONTOWN - Harold Fran- ficer's Club, Fort Monmouth; and 4:07 p.m. Reported in good condition In anti-Viet Nam protests. of this place, and Mrs. Marcel Maxwell, 62, cis, 71, of 227 Wyckoff Rd., died Old Guard, Red Bank, and the For Red Bank and Rumson In the 10-month first session of Bayview Masonic Lodge, Jersey Riverview Hospital are Mr. Royce MdPhail of Crockett, Thonet of Philadelphia, and three in the Veteran's Administration bridge, add two hours; Sea the 89th Congress which shuffled City. Fabrazio, who was admitted with Tex., the principal speaker at the sisters, Mrs. Eva Garthwait of Hospital, East Orange, Saturday. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long to a weary end early Saturday, Dies During a concussion and Mr. Craig and rally, where a 25-foot cross was Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Alice Forson Formerly of East, Orange, Mr, Surviving are his wife Mrs. Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- the Senate and House rolled out Ethel Beebe; a daughter, Mrs. Mr. Bull, each admitted with burned, said the state's Klan and Mrs. Thelma Williams, both Francis had resided here nine lands bridge, add 40 minutes. a massive tide of major legisla- years. multiple cuts and bruises, members would stage the demon- of this place. Reception SATELLITES tion. But impressive as it was, He was a member of the Patrolman Robert O'Neill in- President Johnson made it clear stration in support of U. S. policy Chief Sweeney was a past ECHO I - At 6:44 p.m. today MIDDLETOWN - George Presbyterian Church here, e for- vestigated, assisted by the Lit- it left some things undone he in Viet Nam. president of Monmouth County E. F. Lawyer, south of New York City, 5 de- Police Chiefs Association. He Maxwell, 62, of II Shoreland Dr., mer treasurer and director on the tle Silver Police. Rumson and wants tended to in 1966. grees above horizon, moving SE. Little Silver First Aid Squads also was a member of the state East Keansburg, died Saturday board of the Triumph Federal White House press secretary UN-DISARMAMENT PEGASUS I — Tomorrow at assisted the local squad in trans- and International chiefs associa- in a restaurant in Jersey City, Savings and Loan Association City Chamber Bill D, Movers said in reporting UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - 5:41 a.m. 18.55 degrees above porting the injured to the hos- tions. He was a member of the while attending his son's wed- East Orange, and a member of Johnson was pleased at what had U. S. officials expect the top So- horizon, moving SW to SE. pital. Patrolmen's Benevolent Associa- ding reception. the Ophir Lodge of Masons in been accomplished "There are a viet and American disarmament tion, local 48, and a member of Mr. Maxwell was born in Pais- East Orange. Officer, Dies good many things on the agenda negotiators to open talks here Sandy Hook Bay Post 141, Ameri ley, Scotland, son of the late Surviving are his wife, Mrs. LONG BRANCH - Elmer we want to get at—23 in all." this week on a treaty to prevent can Legion. He was a veteran Robert Maxwell and Mrs. Mary Evelyn F. Francis, Eatontown, Frank Lawyer, Sr., 77, of 23 While Moyie-rs didn't go into de- the spread of nuclear weapons to of World War I. McPhee Baird Maxwell, and » daughter, Mrs. Eugene Buttle, Slocum PI., executive secretary On Campus tail, leaders guessed that the nations that don't have them. moved to this country in 1923. Summit; a sister, Mrs. Edwin M. of the Chamber of Commerce, President would be back knock- The U. S. sources anticipate Mlw Jane Nugent, daughter of IAVTNIA HAMPTON He resided in Kearny, N.J. be- Tate, Shark River Hills, and two died Friday in the chamber of- duct studies on inflammation as ing on the door for action next that Seymyon K. Tsarapkin of Mr. and Mrs. George Nugent, 18 FREEHOLD *- Mrs. LavMa fore moving here 19 years ago. grandchildren. fice of a Jieart attack. an associate of Dr. W. G. Spec- year on some of the programs the Soviet Union and William C. Hampton, 94, of 15 Hull Ave., Services will be held tonight Born in Etra, he was the son Cloverdale Cir., New Shrews- tor of the department of patholo- 1 Foster of the United States will He was a member of Bayshore bury, has returned from Lon- they tucked away in the closet died in her home yesterday after Community Church, East Keans- at 8 p.m. In the Oxley Funeral of the date Frank and Julia gy at St. Bartholomew's Hospi- before shutting up shop. begin meeting privately to dis- a long Illness. home, Newark. Burial will be in Lawyer. He had lived here 70 don, England, where she had a tal. Miss Nugent is a second cuss the rival draft treaties they burg. He was also a member summer research grant to coit- Bom in Freehold Township, of Copestone Lodge, No. 147, F New Concord Cemetery, N. Y, years, serving the Chamber of year student at the College of have submitted to the UN As- she was the daughter of the late and A.M. Kearney. Commerce since 1962. Physicians and Surgeons of DOMINICAN sembly's main political commit- John and Sarah Hampton. She MRS. JOHN N. WIKSTROM Mr. Lawyer was a veteran of Columbia Presbyterian Medical SANTO DOMINGO, Dominlclan tee. He was employed as a chemi- World War I and chief pho- Center. Her brother George Nu- Republic — The inter-American was a communicant of St. Pe- FREEHOLD — Mrs. Mabel Safe, Cash The two men are co-chairmen cal operator with National Lead tographer at Raritan Arsenal for gent has returned to Lehigh Uni- peace force is going to patrol iter's Episcopal Church, here. Co., Sayreville. Wikstrom, 67, of 16 Murray St. of the Geneva Disarmanent Com- :; 19 years. versity, Bethlehem, Pa., for his Santo Domingo in an effort to Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. died Saturday in Fitkin Hospi mittee. Mabel Schanek, with whom she Surviving are his wife, Flor- He was an elder and choir Said Stolen senior year in electrical engi- keep down violence stemming tal, Neptune, where she had "We want to discuss these lived; three grandchildren, and McCann Maxwell, three member at the First Presby- neering. From January through from the continuing bad relations been a patient nine days. MIDDUETOWN - Acting po- drafts and we're sure the Rus- six great-grandchildren. sons, George C. Maxwell of terian Church, a member of September George participated She was born in Flanders, lice Chief Raymond T. Walling sians do, too," said one U. S. in- ™ A Mass will be offered In St. Brooklyn, N.Y., Robert Maxwell, Abacus Lodge, F&AM, active in reported last night that a 500 in the cooperative program of at home, and Donald Maxwell of daughter of the late Rolance and formant. "We think they want to Peter's Church at 10 a.m. YMCA work and a 1908 graduate pound safe and an unknown IBM at its office In Endlcott, Long Branch; one brother, Ar- Susan Coe Steelman. She lived Nixon Backs keep a dialogue going." Wednesday, With Rev, Bernard of Chattls High School. amount of cash were taken from N.Y. thur B. Maxwell of Weehawken; here 25 years and was a mem- McK. GarUcfc officiating. Burial, ber of the First Methodist Surviving are his wife, Mrs. the Oasis Drive-in, Rt. 35, early under the direction of the Free- one sister, Mrs. Lester Dean of Louise F. Lawyer of Long Mist Joan Henry, daughter of Dumont On Kearny, and a granddaughter. Church, here. yesterday. man Funeral Home, here, will Surviving are her husband, Branch, a brother, Harold Law- Detectives Walter Monahan Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Henry, 11 Be in Maplewood Cemetery, Free Services will be held Wednes- John N. Wikstrom; a daughter, yer, Jr., of Long Branch and five and William Halliday are Inves- Reeds Rd., New Shrewsbury, has Genovese hold Township. day at 2 p.m. in Scott Funeral Mrs. George B. Brown, Jr., of sisters, Mrs. Delia Pinsky, Mrs. tigating the theft. enrolled for her first year at Home, Belford, with Rev. Rich- Oakhurst, and four grandchil- Marjorie S. Schanek and Mrs. Barnard College, New York City, MORRISTOWN (AP) - For- ard Schwartz, pastor ot Bay- Betty Mazza of Long Branch, Mrs. in the liberal arts program. : ELVIN F. MORRIS dren. mer Vice President Richard M. shore Community Church, offi- Mable Oberg of Wayne and Mrs. FARMINGDALE .— Elvin F. The funeraf will be tomorrow Nixon said last night Rutgers RIVERVIEW ciating. Interment will be in Virginia Johnson of Glendola. Sees Rhodesia After spending her junior year of Asbury Park Rd., Jor- at 11 a.m. in the Higgins Me- University should have fired Prof. Red Bank Shoreland Memorial Gardens, at .the American .University of iner president of the Howell morial Home with Rev. Kerry The funeral will be this after- Eugene Genovese who said he Hazlet. r Union the University" of Marseilles In Mr. and Mrs. William Stefanski township Board of Education, RobF-of the First Methodist noon at J o'clock in the Flock would welcome a Viet Cong vic- France, Miss Lynn MacKay, (nee Judith Parker), 43 Maple- "died Thursday in Ms home. Church officiating. Burial will be Funeral Home. Burial will be tory in Viet Nam. Of South Africa' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- wood Ave., Keansburg, ion £ Mr. Morris, born in the town- JOHN F, HYER in Succasunna Methodist Ceme- n Woodbine Cemetery, Ocean- Nixon predicted the Genovese RED BANK - Rhodesia will liam MacKay, 127 Cloverdale Wednesday. 5hip, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. tery, Succasunna. port. case would pave the way for a KEYPORT - John F. Hyer, become another Union of South Cir., New Shrewsbury, has re- Mr. and Mrs. Garry Tompkins John Henry Morris, was presi- victory for Republican guberna- 68, of 8 Perry St., died Friday, Africa if it declares political in- turned for her final year at Mt. (nee Linda Harrison), 531) Ocean dent of the school board 27 years. THOMAS MURRAY torial candidate Wayne Dumont in Monmouth Medical Center. FRANCIS H. WILLIAMSON dependence unilaterally, Albert Union College, Alliance, Ohio. Ave., Sea Bright, daughter. - He was a farmer and a mem- MIDDLETOWN - Thomas Jr. in the Nov. 2 election. Mr. Hyer was born in Jersey LANDISVILLE, Pa. — Francis G. Oliver, executive assistant Miss MacKay is a language ma- Wednesday. J>er of Farmingdale Methodist Murray, 70, of the Oak Glen He said the Genovese case boils City, and resided in Matawan H. Williamson, 75, of 426 Camp to Rev. James H. Robinson, di- jor. Mr. and Mrs. \ Edward Howe 3fchurch, the Grange, the Kiwanis Meeting Rd., formerly of Atlan- Breeding Farm, formerly of Long down to academic license as op- Township for 17 years before Branch, died Saturday at River- rector of Operation Crossroads (nee Josephine ' Caprloni), 54 "Club, Olive Branch Lodge, F&AM moving here three years ago. tic Highlands, N. J, died yester- Africa, told a meeting of the Red posed to academic freedom. Spring St., Red Bank son, 3>f Freehold, and the North Shore view Hospital, Red Bank. day at his home. Bank Area Branch, National As- "The question is very simple, Wednesday. Growers Association He was an oil refinery still- Arrangements are under the di- Mr. Williamson was bom In sociation for the Advancement of State Cancer whether the taxpayers should con- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seeley as secretary ian. rection of the Woolley Funeral he served Wilmington, Del., son of the late Colored People yesterday in the tinue to pay the salaries of one (nee Edna Marshall) 150 8th St, "and treasurer. Surviving are his wife, Edith Home, Long Branch. Lewis S. and Laura Holahan Wil- A.M.E. Zion Church, here. who has used his position for the Belford, son, Wednesday. - Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Hyer; two daughters, Mrs. Unit to Hold liamson. Mr. Oliver, who visited purpose of giving aid and com- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ast (nee louise Morris; two sons, Lt. Col. Henry E. Traphagen of Mata- He attended the Episcopal 500 Attend Rhodesia last summer, described fort to the enemy during war Kathleen Charles), 79 Hamilton 3ohn H. Morris with the Army wan' Township, and Mrs. Arthur Academy, Philadelphia, and was time," the former vice president Sprague of this place; two sis- the tensions existing there be- Conference Ave., Leonardo, son, Wednesday. "in Thailand and Elvin F. Morris, a farmer in Pennsylvania until tween white and Negroes. said. }Jr., here; two daughter, Miss ters, Miss Emma Hyer and Miss Park Ceremony ATLANTIC CITY - Six volun- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sohnoor his retirement In 1937, when he Mr. Oliver discussed the social, Make no mistake about it, he .'Audrey C. Morris, at home, and Mae Hyer, both of Jersey City; PORT MONMOUTH — More teer workers from the Monmouth (nee Barbara Bailey), 16 Willow moved to Atlantic Highlands, economic and political structure said, the United States is at war. •Mrs. Anne Thies of Hartsdale, one brother, Christopher Hyer, than 500 persons attended dedica- County Chapter, American Can- St., Port Monmouth, daughter, where he was associated with of Africa in his talk, illustrated "When it comes to a choice N.Y.: a sister, Mrs. Clarence Al- also of Jersey City, and four tion ceremonies at Harry "Rip- cer Society, headed by Robert Wednesday. the Phelps Dodge Co. for 15 with slides. He emphasized that between American boys defend- 3en of Brielle, and 11 grandchil- grandchildren. per" Collins Senior Citizens Park Patton of Middletown, chapter Mr. and Mrs. George Holton years. He moved here from At- Africa is far different from the ing freedom of speech and Prof. dren. here Saturday. president, will attend the Volun- (nee Betty. Arm Light), 15 Birch Services will be held Tuesday lantic Highlands two months ago. stereotype most Americans have Genovese's right to use that free- ~ The funeral was held this teer Workers Conference, spon- Ave., Hazlet, daughter, Thursday. at 1 p.m. in Bedle Funeral Mr. Williamson served as an Donald Merker, president of the of it. He pointed out that dom, I am for American boys jnoming In the C.H.T. Clayton sored by the New Jersey division Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Misson Home, with Rev. Sharon Sholpen elder and trustee of the First local taxpayers association, an- Africa's large urban centers every time," he said. •J»nd Son Funeral Home, Adelphla. of Dutch Reform Church, officia- Presbyterian Church, Atlantic of the society, at the Haddon (nee Joan Groot), 165 Church SL, nounced that the next project will not much different from urban Nixon is the first of the six ••Burial was In Evergreen Ceme- ting. Interment will be in Green- Highlands, was a church delegate Hall Hotel here, Nov. 6 and 7. Belford, twin sons, Thursday, be an outdoor ice-skating rink. centers in this country. out-of-state Republican leaders tery. grove Cemetery. to the Synod of New Jersey and Mr. Patton will be one of six Highlight of the ceremony was who have campaigned for Du- MONMOUTH MEDICAL vice president of the board of chapter presidents to describe the unveiling of the sign by Har- mont to comment on the Geno- Long Branch = LOUIS KASHEY trustees of the Monmouth Pres- ry Collins, HI. The Park is named promotional plans and organiza- CLARENCE ERKENBRACH County Firemen vese issue. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Friend ~ HOLMDEL - Louis Kashey, bytery, He was a founder of the for his father, a local man who tion procedures successful rn their MARLBORO - Clarence H. Former President Dwight D. (nee Lillian Briggs) 175 Long -52, of 15 Chestnut Ridge Rd., men's organization of the church. died in the Korean war. respective areas. His main topic JJazlet, died Saturday in Mon- Erkenbrach, 76, of Gordon's Cor- He was an honorary member Meeting Tonight will be "The Dinner Dance," the Eisenhower, Govs. George Rom- Branch Ave., Long Branch, ner Rd. died Friday at Allenwood Biouth Medical Center. of Monmouth Lodge, F&AM; past LONG BRANCH - The regu- proceeds from the one held by the ney of Michigan, William Scran- daughter, Friday. Hospital, Wall Township, after a I He was a resident of this place master of Concord Lodge Fined in Middletown lar meeting of the Monmouth local chapter at the Deal Golf ton of Pennsylvania and John Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chartier long illness. 4hree years, formerly ol Mata- F&AM, Concordville, Pa.; MIDDLETOWN-Found guilty County Fire Association will be Club being responsible, in part, Chafee o( Rhode Island and for- (nee Dolores Kinsey) 28 Forest He was born In Hoboken and member of the Royal Order of of disorderly conduct and fined held today at 8 p.m. at the Lib- for a new fund raising record mer U. S. Sen. Kenneth Keating St., West Long Branch, son, Fri- 5. He was born in Syria, son of lived here 10 years. Before his the Moose, Riverside, N. J., and $50 by Magistrate Irving Zeich- erty Fire House, Neptune Town- this year. had refused comment. day. the late Abraham and Emily retirement he was president and past master of the Concord ner in Municipal Court was ship, Edgar N. Dinkelspiel, pub- William O. Barnes, Jr., West Mr. and Mrs. Edward West- Kurdock Kashey. owner of the George A. Erken- Grange. James Whale, 174 Ocean Ave,, licity chairman, reported last Long Branch, president of the hoven (nee Gail Sitzman) 400 - He was a member of St. John's brach Manufacturing Chemists of Surviving are his wife, Mrs. East Keansburg. Patrolman night. New Jersey Division, will speak Westwood Ave., Long Branch, Howard Sets ton, Saturday. ^Methodist Church, Hazlet. He New York City. Mr. Erkenbrach Mabel Brinton Williamson; two Richard Richardson made the John Waddington, association on "Twenty Years of Progress" ^also was a member of Damas- was a member of St. Peter's step-daughters, Mrs. Conley C. charge on Oct. 14. president, said that the topic o! at the opening session Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. William Gertler cus Lodge of Masons, Brooklyn, Episcopal Church, Freehold. Bowers of Lancaster, Pa., and In other cases, Terence Kir- the annual Christmas party at the Nov. 6. Talk at Shore (nee Sandra Roberson) 199 West .N.Y., and the Westinghouse Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mrs, J. Norman Entriken of wan, 19, of 10 Monmouth Ave., Boonton Firemen's Home will be End Ave., Long Branch, daugh- Square Club In Meluchen. Helen Erkenbrach; a daughter, Kennett Square, Pa., six grand- East Xeansburg, was found discussed. ter Saturday. .:. Surviving are his wife, Louise Mrs. John P. Tergis of this children and eight great-grand- guilty on two counts, posseesion Math Address School Nov. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis •pusillo Kashey; two daughters, place, and two granddaughters. children. of alcoholic beverages and care- WEST LONG BRANCH - Rep. (nee Shirley Fenton) 100 Glen- James J. Howard, D-3d Dist., -Mrs. Grace Hydrusko of Spots- The funeral will be this after- The funeral will be Wednesday less driving. Patroman Howard State First Aid Set Wednesday dale Dr., Freehold, daughter, will be a guest at Shore Regional -jrood and Miss Nancy Kashey, at noon at 1 o'clock in the W. H. at 2 p.m. in the Harold A. Collins issued both summonses WEST LONG BRANCH — Ja- Saturday. High School's Veterans Day as- home; five sons, Louis Kashey of Freeman and Son Funeral Home, Famous Funeral Home, West Oct. 15, and the total fine was Council Elects cob Benson, Interlaken, lecturer Mr. and Mrs. John P. Arnone sembly Wednesday Nov. 10. Washington, D.C., Kenneth Kash- Freehold, with Rev. Bernard Chester, Pa, with Rev. Richard $45. ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - in mathematics at Monmouth Col- (nee Margaret Hoffman) 248 A student panel of the school's jey, at home, William Yuhasz McK. Garlick of St. Peter's Anderson, pastor of the First Emmett Harvey of Freehold Howard L. Banks of Pennsville lege, will be the guest speaker for Broad St., Red Bank, son, Sat- Political Discussion Group will -«f Carteret, Donald Yuhasz of Church officiating. Burial will Presbyterian Church, Atlantic who pleaded guilty to a disorder- was elected president of the New the Friends of Mathematics at urday. question Mr. Howard on U. S. llorth Bergen, and Robert Yu- be In Hazelwood Cemetery, Rah- Highlands, officiating. Burial ly persons charge made by Pa- Jersey State First Aid Council Monmouth College meeting, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Foggia involvement in Viet Nam, the liasz at home; four sisters, Mrs, way. will be in Bethlehem Methodist trolman Robert McNair Oct. 19 at its annual convention yester- Wednesday, at 8 p.m. in room 108 (nee Elizabeth Verdi) 559 2nd future of the North Atlantic Julia Attalla, Mrs. Georgette Cemetery, Thornton, Pa. There was fined $25. day. of the college's main building. Ave., West End, son, Saturday. 2)alrough, Mrs. Mary Karram, Treaty Organization and admis- will be a Masonic Lodge service Three vice presidents were His topic will be "Inequalities." Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor (nee •End Miss Josephine Kashey^ all MRS. GEORGE R. TELLER sion of Communist China into tomorrow at 8 p.m. CAR HITS TREE also chosen: Northern, Milton The lecture is open to the pub- Janice Fowler) 63J Westwood "of Brooklyn; two brothers, Jo- the United Nations. NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. HOWELL TOWNSHIP - John Zabriskie of Hillside; central, lic at no charge. Ave., Long Branch, daughter, seph and George Kashey, both Panelists will be Paul Hughett, Irma Elaine Teller, 41, of 50 MRS. VIOLET ROSE P. Clark of 17 West Virginia Richard McEvilly, 1322 Maple Mr. Benson is also a mathe- Saturday. . Rod Meaney, 'Robert Slocum, if Miami, Fla., and four grand- Stratford Rd. died Friday night CLIFFWOOD BEACH - Mrs. Ave., Jackson Township, was in- Ave., Wanamassa, and southern, matician in Division C of the In- Mr. and Mrs. James Marrucca David Kepley and Frank Char- children. in Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. Violet Rose, 57, of 1383 Cllffwood jured when his car failed to William Ainsworth, Hamilton stitute of Exploratory Research (nee Diane Leon) 87 Cottage PI., kowick. James Newman, chair- " Services will be held Tuesday Born in Boston, she was the Dr., died yesterday, Oct. 24, In negotiate a turn on Fort Plains Square, at Fort Monmouth. Long Branch, daughter, yester- man of the school's social stu- ,-jt 11 a.m. in St. John's Method- daughter o[ Mrs, Ada Soeborg the Perth Amboy General Hospi- Rd. at 6:30 this morning and day. : dies department, will be modera- {st Church, Hazlet, with Rev. Hanson1 and the late Frank W. tal. crashed Into a tree. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scarpino Music Workshop Held Dr. Ilaria Heads tor. JJorman Riley. pastor, officiat- Hanson. Mrs. Rose was born In Butler, Clark was taken to Paul Kim- (nee Marne Croft) 38 Belshaw Mr. Howard Is a former Wall ing. Interment will be In Fair N.J., and was a resident of this ball Hospital, Lakewood. State At Red Oak Nursery Neplnne MD Drive " Ave., Eatontown, son, yesterday. View Cemetery, Middletown. • Mrs. Teller was a registered Township elementary and high area most of her life. Trooper William Rowley of NEPTUNE — Dr. Thomas J. Mr. and Mrs. Alvlse Rakvin X The Bedle Funeral Home, Key- nurse, and served as administra- MIDDLETOWN — A workshop school teacher and a former ele- Sha is survived by one son, Howell Township barracks, who Illarla, 7 Ash Dr., has been ap- (nee Judith McCabe) 457 Palmer charge of arrange- tor of Emery Manor Nursing in music and rhythmics for chil- mentary school principal there. Jort, Is in Ronald G. Dangler of Cllffwood Investigated, issued him a sum dren highlighted a meeting of pointed chairman of the Neptune Ave., West Keansburg, son, yes- -ments. Home, Matawan. She graduated from the Orange Memorial Hos- Beach, one daughter, Mrs. mona for careless driving. The Red Oak Co-operative Nur- Township annual March for Mus- terday. T IN MKMOKIAM Thomas Hollls of Edison and K of C CEREMONY Mr. and Mrs. Octavian Barnes ttonfl but not forgotten. Jn loving mem. pital School of Nursing. sery School in the Old First cular Dystrophy, the Monmouth FREEHOLD - The Knights of Sry ot our hiwhwrl and brother, .B. J. four grandchildren. TRUCK FIRE Church. The program was con County chairman, Louis T. Wdg- (nee Marguerite Llndsey) 1034ft LVrttr who died on October 24, 1095. Surviving, besides her mother, Columbus will hold a first degree Wlte. tin. Jennie Curler. Slater, Mn. Services will be held Wednes- RED BANK - A dashboard ducted by Evelyn Bleber and deriz, announced. Sewell Ave., Asbury Park, daugh- Oracc Alexander. are her husband, George R. day at 1 p.m. in the Day Funeral fire in a Raritan Oil Co. truck ceremony for new members Oct. ter, yesterday. Mickey Pearl, specialists in chil- Dr. Ilaria will coordinate local 26 in honor of Pope Paul VI. 11KVTI1 NOTIt'K Teller; a son, David G. Teller, at Home, Keyport. Cremation Will was brought under control by dren's music education. efforts In the November drive for Grand Knight Edward M. Lew- [SON In Lancllnvlllr. 1'a. home, and a daughter, Miss Su- follow in Rosehill Crematory, Patrolman Vernon Patterson FITKIN K, 1003. Fmncla II. to- Both teachers emphasized the funds. is, Jr. appointed Jack McGackin ol Mftblft llrlnton Wllllflmflon In san K. Teller at homo. Linden, early this morning with carbon Neptune ,..J 76th year. Relative! anil friends arn Importance of freedom of ex- Dr, Ilaria practices dentistry In and David Blackburn chairmen Invited fo Miami ma runtral at tut The funeral was held this dioxide. The truck, driven by Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hen- pression. They urged parents to Neptune, He Is a graduate of of Christmas tree and wreath lUrolll A. Famoua Funeral Hnme, 101 morning in the William S. Anden Need Money? Sell those things David R. Davis, Sewaren, stopped drickson (neo Jennie Glfford), E Church Ml., Wtlt Cheatar, Pa. Wednea- encourage children's creativity. George Washington University, sales to be held on the council pur Oct. 37 3 v.m. Interment Beihle- son Funeral Home, Red Bank, you really don't need with a at Maple Ave. and Irving PI. Freehold, son, Saturday. bra Meltiortlat CemtUrjr, mormon After the program, the parents Washington, D. C, and earned grounds. Profits will go to the Burial wai in Christ Episcopal Daily Register Cluiifitd Ad. Mr. and Mrs, Tryaska Boru, M. rrlanM may call Tmidajr ivanlni. Sgt. JCIM Cook alto investiga- made musical instruments for his B. S. and D.DS. degrees St. Rose ot Lima school build- Bucelo awvlce «Tl p.m. Church Cemetery, Shrewsbury. Call now. ted. Ftrmingdale, daughter, yester- their youngsters' classroom use. there.' log fund. day. Dumont Historical Association THE DAILY HEGISTEB Monday, October. 23, 19*5-4 < : v.'• •'-'•{06iiSiiis)$i" v •.. years ago by a handful of Demo- Genovese Issue Harming ttmd Motor Cavalcade crats." . , Slates Lecture Series Dumont's reference was to Dumont Says Burkhardt Republicans staged their second Rt, 33, Raritan,'where it was Set Reunion Dennis Carey, Essex County ,FREEHOLD — The Monmouth president; Miss J. Mabel Brown, •botorcade In two weeks through joined by a fleet of Mlddletown MIDDLETOWN - The Middle- Democratic chairman; John Ken- County Historical Association yes- Xeyport, third vice president; TRENTON — Democratic state ate the Genovese issue has in- Bayshore area communities! Republicans' cars. Working south town High School class of 1960 ny, . Hudson County leader and terday announced a three-part and Edward C. Tllton, Colts' Neck chairman Robert J. Burkhardt deed caused some shifts of popu- Saturday. the vanguard made stops at has planned to have its fifth re- national Democratic Commitee- lecture series for the fall and xeasurer. claims that Republicans who say lar opinion but that the net change County candidates Include Fret- Sears, Roebuck and Co. and the union In the Willowbrook Inn, man David Wilentz, of Middle- winter. Each program be con- Miss Erica Wilson, New York Sen. Wayne Dumont's use of the as of this week has increased ducted in the Rumson Country holder Benjamin H. Danskin, As Middletown Shopping Center. Fair Haven, Saturday, Nov. 27, sex, all of whom summer in City, spoke on the art of Crewel so-called "Genovese issue" has Gov. Hughes'^lead over Sea. Du- Club, Rumson. bury Park City Attorney James Campaign literature and Re- This is the first time the class Monmouth County. embroidery, a subject on which ncreased his chances of being mont. ••* M. "Chippy" Coleman and Mid- publican balloons for the young- Is gathering since graduation. Continuing his tirade, the candi- Henry Flynt will speak on "The she has lectured and written. She elected governor are "whistling in "Our inquiries show that while dletown., municipal leader Joseph sters were distributed all along Miss Nancy Montgomery, 541 date remarked: Restoration of Old Deerfield," llustrated her talk with slides of the dark." many Jerseyans are concerned Nov. 4; Bill Robinson, on "Yacht- Azzolina, both seeking seats In the route. Garfieid Ave., Belford, Is ir. Promises embroidery displayed in various Burkhardt said that surveys and about the war in Viet Nam they Local candidates taking part in ing in the Bahamas," Dec. 9; and museums, Including some arti- the state General Assembly. charge of reservations. The dead- ""His (Hughes) promises have v contacts throughout the state, understand the governor's posi- The cavalcade began in Repub-' the procession were: line is Monday, Nov. 8. Frederick P. Todd, "The New cles available at the Monmouth ion in rejecting demands by Sea. no credibility behind them. It's l both formal and informal, indi- llcan Matawan and proceeded — From Raritan, council can- W y Windsor Cantonment," the last Historical Museum here. Dumont to put illegal pressures encampment of the Continental through the Democratic strong- didates Joseph A. Morales and fellow works. " H m the state university." holds of Matawan Township,' Rar- James J. McKay. Army, Jan. 18. About the senior citizens' Lectures will follow diniter at Fine Soldier Sees Hughes Victory ' Itan Township and Union Beach. — From Union Beach, may- Accidents Use Conscience "Based on information we have oralty candidate Charles A. Hart property tax exemption—he takes the club. Series tickets are avail- It then stopped at J. M. Fields, (Continued) gathered and asked on a projected and council candidates Henry T. credit for it. I did the legislation able for (25 and individual tick- lelli Asks Voters was released after treatment Ii In New York total vote of 2.3 million for gov- Dehler and Samuel R, Wilson. on that He talks about the 200,- ets, for $10. Checks should be LONG BRANCH — Council Riverview. r( 000 new jobs in the state. That's ernor, we anticipate that Gov. — From Middletown, commit- made payable, with reservations, jman Michael G. Celli, one of| NEW YORK — Ronald E. Mc- Patrolman Parrlsh requIreoVnc the kind of distortion he gives Hughes will defeat Sen. Dumont Long Branch tee candidates Edward P. Makely addressed to the Monmouth Coun- three candidates for the unex- Gee, 27, of 2 Texas Ave., Fort] hospitalization. He was treated you — phony facts and material, and Joseph M. Malavet, ty Historical Association, 70 Court pired Third Ward City Council Monmouth, N.J., has paid a $50 >y about 250,000 votes and that in the office of Dr. Michael Am- "HHH (Vice President Hubert fine in Criminal Court here after he Democratic candidates wijl Man is Held brosio. St. seat, has called upon voters to H. Humphreys) and RFK (Sen. At a meeting last week, the select men who use their con- he pleaded guilty to a charge win a majority in both the As- In Leonardo, Mrs. Kathleen Robert F. Kennedy) came in here association re-elected Mrs, Wil- science in representing them of driving while his ability was sembly and Senate. Barber, 33 Washington Ave., Leo- For Drug Sah\Hughes and talked about those 200,000 liam C. Riker, Rumson, presi- rather than those who deceive impaired. "It is unfortunate that the Re*- nardo, was examined in River- new Jobs In our state. Now that's dent; George Dittmar, Jr., Colts the voters. McGee was arrested last Oct. publican candidate for governor NEW YORK - A charge of (Continued) view for a possible skull frac- fantastic." Neck, first vice president; Mrs. "Here in Long Branch where 15 at Tenth Ave. and 50th St. has chosen to conduct his cam- selling marihuana to a policeman Cong victory statement. Hughes, ture after a two-car accident on Sen. Dumont, who spoke from a Bayard Stout, Locust, second vice many speak in different voices, here alter an officer ordered him paign in an appeal to emotion? against Men Robinson, 24, of 38 while deploring the professor's Rt. 38 at Appleton Ave. Saturday. small dais set up in the dining some out of deep-seated convic-j to stop bis northbound auto. aroused by the deaths of Ameri- Seaview Manor, Long Branch, remarks, has insisted ha had the She was released after treat- room also said: cans in a difficult and agonizing N.J., has been referred to the ment. Jons, others out of quick pas- After questioning, the officer. right to speak out. Inventory Tax action in Viet Nam." grand jury today after a hear- A car driven by her husband, Sewers iion, and still others out of I said he found that the defend- Goldwater ing. William R. Barber, 27, collided "We must rid ourselves of the (Continued) elfishness or plain cussedness, ant's breath smelled of alcohol "My opponent, who campaigned with one driven by Francis J, business Inventory tax if we want t falls on the shoulders of him and his eyes were bloodshot. Judge Evelyn Richman directed "The acceptance of this pro- for Goldwater, invited, after elec- Vlebroch, 20, of 64 Ave. D, At- to keep industry here. And I also who will truly lead to act as a Arraigned the following day,1 that the suspect be continued want to say something about gram by the municipalities has 1 tion, all those who didn't vote lantic Highlands, police said. iirm and impartial umpire who McGee entered the guilty plea held In $1,000 bail, pending fur- for the Republican presidential those disorders we are having. been most gratifying. However, it Patrolman Harold T. Reilly In- listens only to the voice of his and was given the choice of pay- ther action by the jury. A co-de- candidate to get out of the party. Some of those activities are on its apparent that construction of vestigated. There were no sum- conscience," Mr. Celli said. ing the fine or spending five fendant Morgan Benson, 24, of I think tens of thousands of them the fringe of communism. That Interceptor sewer lines must be New York City, was continued monses Issued pending furthei enlarged In many areas to ac- days in the workhouse. He paid did just that." investigation. statement by Oenovese gave aid free on parole. and comfort to the enemy. (Du commodate adjoining municipali- the fine. The governor stayed at the bar- Chain Collision ties, In the future, since they are Both were arrested last Sept. becue less than half an hour, mont meant Rutgers Prof. Eu- One person was Injured In a 1 largely tributary to municipal Gemini 8 for allegedly selling $10 worth forsaking his customery hand- gene Genovese and his Viet Cong four-car accident on Rt. 35 a systems which are needed now (Continued) of the- narcotic to the officer on shaking bit with the guests. He victory remarks). Harmony Rd., Middletown, Fri- and will be built in the immedi- will put the United States over a Tipsy Driver . Broadway near 52nd Street here. didn't even get to visit the "Hughes defends his right to day. Mrs, Julia M. Johnson, 34, ate future, significant hurdle on the path Police «aid that Benson volun- Reade's Mayfair House, a few ipeak. Genovese ought to be of 73 Walcott Ter., Newark, wa teered to sell the marihuana to feet away. fired!" At this point, Dumont re- "Mr. Homack stressed the dol- to the moon. Is Arrested the officer, who agreed to pur- released after she was treated Ii lar savings which could be real- Hughes, tired but smiling, ceived the loudest applause of Both the United States and MIDDLETOWN - Acting Po- chase it. Benson then allegedly Riverview for multiple contu- ized by providing sufficient ca- rode in a car across the street his address. Russia must perfect the docking lice Chief Raymond T. Walling referred the customer to Robin- sions. Ipacity for the future at the time where he boarded the same heli- "Genovese grossly abused his technique before committing men reported last night that Mack E. ion who waited nearby. Both de- Mrs, Johnson, William C. Ca- these Interceptors are Installed. to moon voyages. copter for a trip to Paramus and academic freedom of speech Daniel, 716 West Bergen PI., fendants left for a few minutes moosa, 17, of 1700 Webb St., As- "He indicated _£hat for a 100 several stop) in Essex and Hud- rights, Rutgers is a great univer- Gemini program director Red Bank, was arrested Friday1 and returned with a bag of the bury Park, and Miss Jill W, per cent Increase irfthe capacity son Counties. sity and I'll always support it, Charles Mathews said: for drunk driving. drug. When they offered the bag Sugarman, 20, of 14 Fox Hill Rd. and the majority of teacherslcJ an interceptor sewer the cost "The Gemini 6 mission Is three1 Before he arrived at the bar- to the officer, both wer« ar- this place, were ticketed for care- there and at Douglass are fin-• e 'Increase would be only approxi- times more complex than any- Chief Walling said Mr. Daniel becue there were speeches by rested, police said. less driving by Patrolman Harry mately 50 per cent. thing previously completed in the failed the Breathalyzer examina- Democratic Gov. John W. King people—except one. M. Sage. Alternatives Gemini program, Even with the tion. of New Hampshire and U. S. Asks Majority Dorothy Herrnecker, 20, of 660 confidence we have in the rockets He waa released on $205 bail Sen. Vance Hartke, (D-Ind). Both "We must see to it that the "If this capacity is not provided Branch Ave., Little Silver, toll and spacecraft, we consider it a pending a court hearing Thurs- Navesink Man officials praised Gov. Hughes. biggest majority of the 89 sena- now, the alternatives are addition- police She was about to turn left difficult mission." day, Nov. 4, the chief said. Walter Reade, Jr., theater owner, tors and assemblyman who are al small treatment plants or ex- Shares in Will when her car was struck from elected this year are Republicans. pensive parallel lines in the fu- read a telegram from recuperat- behind by the Camoosa vehicle. ing President' Johnson calling It means preservation of our two- ture. NEW YORK-Alfred L. Fergu- Mrs. Johnson's car then struck Hughes "an able and distin- party system. "The proposed legislation would •on, Cooper Rd., Navesink, N.J., the Camoosa car and Miss guished governor." "Municipal government is Im- authorize county loans for par- chares in the estimated $100,009- Sugarman's struck Mrs. John- C portant Get out a big majority PROGRAMMERS $290,000 estate of his father, the Mrs. Hughes drew laughs ticipation in the cost of enlarg- son's. All were southbound. for your candidates and it will late Alfred L. Ferguson of 417 when she said, Into th» mike: ing facilities for regional systems Men- Police reported that the chain help all of us. It's most important to meet future demands from ad- Park Ave. here. "I have one here, will my six crackups caused the first vehicli Women you help Sen. Stout and As- joining municipalities. This was disclosed here when other children please come to IBM IN DEMAND''" to be hit three separate times. me." She left her other three semblyman Hiering, of Ocean "Monmouth was the first coun Mr. Ferguson's will was filed for Vivian Colmorgen, 76 WalUX COMPUTER youngsters home In - Princeton County, go to the Senate. You ty in New Jersey to develop a probate in Surrogate's Court. Ave., Belford, suffered abrasions Pro^rnmmlnj with her mother, who is baby couldn't find more devoted public county-wide sewer plan and the CLASSES ARE NOW FORMING. There ore more lobs avollaWa Under provisions of the will, when a car in which she wai than there ore people to fill them. For higher Income, a more sitting these days. servants. And Hiering is no out- legislation we are seeking wil dated April 18, 1963, Mr. Fergu- riding collided with one drive; secure future ond greater lob prestige, enter Itils growing Held sider here." protect this plan and make i today. Courses also offered fn IBM Keypunch, Typing, Compto- son divides half the estate with GOP In Act by Fred A. Netlel, 57, of 4 meter, PBX-Receptloniit. You could have heard that feasible for the communities to another son and two daughters. The Republicans got Into the Washington Ave., Leonardo, on Day, Evening Classes. Poy-os-you-eo. Free placement Service proverbial pin drop while Du- Free Aptitude Test to tee If you qualify for a career In this field The remaining half goes to Mr. act when they stopped a car carryy,, it out with the assistance Rt. 36 at Church St., Belford. mont spoke. The GOP members Ferguson'* widow, Mrs. Ruth H. outside the barbecue and took of the county government." Miss Colmorgen was a passen- present, who have beard the Ferguson of, .the New York ad- pictures. One of their signs read: ger in * car driven by Joseph E. senator on numerous occasions dress. This Is how the .taxpayers' Steldle, 25, of Ml Lorillartl Ave. ta*tb*c*inty, said>h« was arhis Mr. Ferguson, who also had a money Is spent.".,.-,,,,]-,, : v v!;?ri u Union Belto. < ' - best. home on Fisher's Island, Long! Walter Jetton, of Fort Worth, There were no summonses County GOP Chairman J. Rus- Island Sound, died Oct. 7. Tex., the President's personal issued. sell Woolley introduced Dumont Actual value of the estate will caterer, prepared the barbecue Raritan Crash not be known until an inventory! but the foodstuffs came from as "our next governor." He also Clifford D. Shields, 17, of 5! Middletown Township Voters is completed. , New York. urged the party workers to get Navesink Ave., Keansburg, wa: out the absentee ballots and re- admitted to Riverview with minded those listening that today I concussion suffered in an acci- is the last day for such ballots, dent on Rt. 35, Raritan Town- except for the military. • SCHLOEDI'R • ship, Friday. Can Win Trooper George Kroll, of Key- ."With this final push wa can FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT I CONSTRUCTION CO. port State Police barracks, tei' win this election." the youth's vehicle traveled off When Dumont predicted he 250 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank tfas road after be swerved would carry Monmouth County avoid an oncoming car. Woolley said: "We'll do better 741-2139 • 291-9065 Sandra Tidwell, IS, of 136 than you think." Essex St., was treated in River- Then the chairman brought the ELECT view for contusions after a col- county candidates to the mike IF YOUR lision on Rt. 35 in Raritan Fri- and got a laugh when he warned: day. "No speeches, just your best She was a passenger tn a ca Sunday morning smile." HOME IS driven by William Weber, 18, of an Dumont and Woolley later went 10 Pacific Ave., East Keansburg. to the chairman's West Long OLDER... The Weber car collided with Branch office when some more one driven by Jerrey A. Jokel, serious bralntrusting was in- MODERNIZE 21, of Green Grove Ave, dulged In. HONEST Keyport. A few hours later, In nearby WITH Mr. Weber was ticketed for Oakhurst, Dumont's verbal tar- careless driving- by Patrolmar get, Gov. Hughes, got off a few Edward Schramm and Joseph quips in return about the sena- and SCHLOEDER! Bufano. tor at a fund raising barbecue. In Ksansburg, Mrs. Grao CUSTOM PLANNING Morley, 33 Morningside Ave., QUALITY MATERIALS passenger in a car, was injured SINCERE I Friday when the vehicle was i Middlesex collision at Crescent St. am Beacon Blvd. Complaining Liberal Terms la 7 Ytan pains In her left arm, she tolc GOP Ward TEAM police «he would see her own .FREE ESTIMATES, physician. For Hughes JOSEPH M. EDWARD "BOB" • Dormao • MoJ.rn Kltdwn Driver of the car was Iden- • Oarages • latfcroomt, tified as Mrs. Irene P. Kelly. 26, NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - • Pcreh Sflclowra to the MAKELY • Masonry of 31 'Morningside Ave. Her ca; More than 125 Middlesex County MALAVET • Room Addition • Hcatlig collided with one being driven Republican leaders, as well as by John R. Sullivnn, 18, of 177 the 3rd ward GOP committee, | Port Monmouth Rd. endorsed Democratic Richard J< Hughes for re-election today be- cause of his stand of the'Geno- vese Issue.' TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE In a special meeting, the 3rd SUPPORT GOV. HUGHES ward and invited party commit- teemen and workers endorsed Hughes and the county's six Dem- DEDICATED: To the well being of Middletown Citizens, THEY ELECT ocratic Legislature candidates: IELIEVE, "That government should be responsive to the wants David Mayerowitz, ward chair- and needt of the people," and the peopU of all the various man, said the move was made John J. because Hughes was "fighting for sections of the Township must ba' afforded equal consideration I the American causes of academic by their elected officials. SINCERE in that Towmhip problems freedom." , The committee attacked state can ba solved through Team Work. Sen. Wayne Dumont Jr., the GOP I aspirant, for his stand on Rut- gers Prof. Eugene Genovese, who said last April at a teach-in that he would welcome a Viet Cong I victory In Viet Nam. MALAVET and MAKELY are REILLY $2,000 Bail I SENATOR Posted by Youth DEDICATED to PROTECT your KEANSBURG- A local youth I Ma J. MONMOUTH md OCEAN COUNTIES was freed Friday, after posting $2,000 ball. He is charged by TAX DOLLARS police with robbery and assault VOTE DEMOCRATIC with Intent to commit robbery,' Police Chief Robert Kronen- FOR TOWNSHIP COMMITTEEMEN berger Identified him as Martin C. Weber, 19, of 9 Collins St. j! NOVEMBER 2nd The chief said he was arrested VOTE REPUBUCAN COLUMN 1 TUES., NOV. 2 by Sgt. George Preston, Juvenile officer, after a complaint, was hid forvby Mlddlitown Campaign Commit).!, J.iry Colby, Sicy., JM Wllion Avi,, N«w Monmouth, N. J. Pd. by Rallly Comm., R. J. Woollay, Sac. 110/ Darlana Ave., Wanamaiu, N. J. signed Thursday by Kevin Har- Irinftaty:? Linton PI. » I Chief Gives Rabbi. After Tour, Reports Unita Lauded An Old Tlm*r»' Night ;li LINCftOFT — Thre* y*a« of planned (or the February meet- On Soviet Union's Poverty Winter Tips ing. Successful teveloping and operating Glen WHO BRANCH-ftabU Rsfeal he bread basket of the world, City, a "senior Citizens" com' G. Grossman, on* of nine Amer- he added, To Motorists munity in Manchester Township, Ictii R»W)li to officially tour the Housing l! another ma)or MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Ocean County was explained at Rumson Man toviti Union, has told Rotarians problem, he continued. The tour- "We've 'got more car ownen last week'* meeting of the Cen hen about life behind the iron ists see only the facade that the Investing and cars in our town than ever tral Jersey Chapter of the Socl oirttln. government wants (hem to see, before, and it'a going to be an;ty of Real Estate Appraisers in To Participate Rab&l Grossman, pastor of the Rabbi said. By ROGER E. SPEAR Interesting winter." Jncrott Inn. Iirtel Synagogue at 85 Second But the Rabbi delegation ob- Q) "Not too long ago, So aatd Police Chief Ralph E. tained open visas which per American ommend the sale of Texas In Paul West, president of Even- Av«. told the group Friday that Hospital Supply was selling at Wallace, who has a few winter In Seminar mitted them to go where they struments, a very fine stocli lay Co. told the 36 members people everywhere must under- 26. It has now gone to an all- driving tips for motoriits. wanted to, he «aid, In one which has been a leader in thl •resent that the impact on the CHERRY HILL - Vincent A. itard eommunism and that they time high around 36. Do you still Among the chief's recommen- home in Moscow, eight -children year's advance. I believe that :ommunity of the 565 purchasers Milettl of 7 Ave. of Two Rlvefi, mult realite wftat it has consider it a good buy at this dations are: were living in one room ipd Ig still headed higher. In you las been most beneficial, They Rumson, will take part Nov. 4 done and what it hopes to do. price? Thank you for your cour- —Anti-f resie and winter there was no water facilities in circumstances, however, and With ire no burden on the township In a seminar in Cherry Hill Inn, tesy." E. W. weight oil. He described living conditions the house, he said. suah a large block of Texas In Ince they provide their own here, sponsored by the New Jer- there and mentioned how the struments, some change for high —Good battery and tuned-up iervices while paying their full sey Life Insurance Co. He sadly related the decline A) Please let met thank you once .beautiful buildings there engine. ;hara of taxes. of synagogues in Russia from for writing to me. I have men- er Income appears fully Justified, Mr. Miletti, a Red Bank insur- fhow the ruinous effect of the tioned American Hospital Supply, —Tight exhaust system. 1917 when there were 4,700 and If you sold 200 shares—yieldln| He laid that the new residents, ance agent, will participate in * communistic lyitem. frequently for a long time now, —Dependable, well • aimed today with only 96 remaining 0.7 per cent—you could acquiri have many talents and skills, panel discussion of "Changes In With their gygtem. Rabbi because of what I consider Its lights. with 10 Ilabbis to officiate in 415 Telephone, offering a three Harold I. Mayei md their willingness to share Tax Law Affecting Life Insur- Orostman said, tJie people have great growth potential. I am glad —Strong • armed windshield them. The average age of these per cent return. But more aim wipers with efficient rubber hem have enriched the commu- ance Marketing." no tense of personal pride, They Rabbis is 80, he said. to do so again, because I believe lity. Their purchasing power is tile Btock's potential has been in- ply, you , would be exchangin; blades. A lite member of the Million have little Incentive. They do "Religion," he said, "is some- powerful asset. They have al- creased strongly by the passage $200 a year income from you Hayes Given —Deep - tread regular tires, Dollar Round Table, Mr. Milettl what they are told to do anthind g you cannot extinguish to- most unlimited time to devote to uy what is expected of them of Medicare. 200 Texas Instruments for $83C snow tires or tire chains. is also vice president of the tally, The Russian people wanl from conservative, relatively very charitable and civic projects." Eitato Planning Council and a Economically, the Soviet Un- religious Identity." AHS Is the largest company In Promotion As secure and — I believe —cheaply In other business, Sterling member of the Yale Insurance ion Is more of a (allure than Its field. I expect earnings to rise The time is coming, Rabb priced American Telephone. Thompson, the president, an Group. , ____ matt of ut realized he asserted Grossman said, when the Rusabout 15 per cent this year to Area Leader Promoted : Qu«uei *re •vetywhere. People sian people1 will revolt but hearound fl.OS a share. When Medi- NEW YORK - Harold TACOMA, Wash. — Matthew waiting to buy food products stated that he did not believe care begins operations in 1006 Pratt of 867 River Rd., Fair Ha- which have been Imported Into that It would be a violent revolu- I believe hospitals In general wil Hayes of Holmdel has been ap- pointed regional manager of Pure ven, N.J., has been named south the country. No longer Is Russia tion. have to enlarge their equip- Carbonic Company's eastern re west region manager of Weyer- ment and that much of this busi- gion headquarters in Phllade haeuser Co., with office! at Bur- ness will go to American Hospi phia, It was announced today b; llngame, Calif. tal Supply. The shares are selling Donald C. Giles, president of thl Born In Seattle, he Is a Yale IS OUR N» «MScwork Iwr*. Only «t*rf; Want to Learn It 34 times current earnings es carbon dioxide division of AI University graduate. He is tttti paneniwl fcantfl* »•«/ fs*d tlmaie and are not cheap. I like Reduction Co,, Inc., a produce) former sports director for radio IUSINESS MM). We're at ymr s»rvlc»l them, however, for Investors who of carbon dioxide in liquid, gate stations WELI, New Haven, Conn, can afford the market risk in- oils and dry-ice forms. and WCLE, Clearwater, Fla. He 4% ANNUAL DIVIDEND about Investing— volved In a "high multiple" stock. formerly worked for G. Fuller Formerly eastern reglona and Son Lumber Co., Boston, COMPOUNDS* QUARTERLY without charge of any kind! Q) "My wife and I are dose sales manager, Mr. Hayes suc- to 70, receive Social Security and Mass., and Potlach Forests, Inc., ceeds Charles R. Hilton, Who Lewlston, Idaho. He Joined Wey- SAVINGS I, LOAN dividends of about $600 a year. died after 3D years with the Pure- erhaeuser Co. in 1952. ASSOCIATION We're holding & four-session courte that begins We own 500 shares of Texas In- co organization. MARINE VIEW struments, among others, and A former Pittsburgh, Pa. resi- Hlthway II, MIMIetowi Hwy. '*• AHmrii Hlfklm* WednM(Uy evening, October 27th, at 8:00 sharp wonder If we could safely In- Mr. Hayes graduated from Rut- dent, Mr. Pratt has been the 671 • 2400 2*1 • 0)00 crease our income by selling part gers University in 1062 with a of Texas Instruments and buying bachelor of science degree in Where: American Telephone." W. C. mechanical engineering and latei obtained a master of science de- At the Molly Pitcher Inn A) I would not normally rec- gree in induatrial engineering from Stevens Institute of Tech- 88 Rivmide Ave., Red Bank nology. M. D. Scholtland After a year with United Whtnt States Fteel Corp. Mr. Hayes joined Pureco in 1953 and ha Oct. 27—-Nov. 3, 10 & 17 Schottland held several key sales and mar Keting posts. He was manager- commercial development prio The course will coniist of revtallng dlicunloni on: In Chamlin to being named eastern reglona! aales manager a few month 1—Introduction to Investing. Law Firm ago, 2—Why stocki md bonds. WEST LONG BRANCH - Mi- Mr. Hayes, his wife and three chael D. Schottland of 52 Stone- children plan to move from Holmdel, N.J., to the Philadel- hurst Blvd., Freehold, is now ai 3—Objectives of your Investment program. phia area In the near future! sociated in the general practice SUPERMARKETS 4—Advanced Investing techniques. Of law with George M. Chamlin 5—Sound methods of Investing. at 150 Wall St. A 1959 graduate of Freehol GOVT GRAM A 6—Evaluating key Industries. Regional High School, Pa., Mr Schottland attended Moravia There's no charge for coming, of course. However, College, Bethlehem, Pa., an Monmouth College, here, for hi •dmUalon will be by reservation only. To enroll as undergraduate study. He gradual CORNISH ed with honors from Rutgers Law many as you like, simply call or write, School last June. While at' Rutgers fie receive! the Soney and Sage award foi MBRRILL LYNCH, his work in New Jeriey Practice, and also was awarded the Ban pianca, croft-Whitney-Lawyer's Co-opera PBIMNER a SMITH INC tlve Publishing Co. prire fo H FROM achievement in criminal law an •Him in nu inn IIOMIII HI OIIEI PIIISIFH tract HI osmium cicmiiu federal jurisdiction. He was oi SHOULDER STEAKS 570 IROAD STREET, NEWARK 07102 the dean's list for the last fou: MANPOWER semesters of his studies at Rut gens. Telephone: 624-8400 THE VERY II9T IN TEMPORARY HELP POLISH SAUSAGE He was admitted to the Bar ol Red Bank residents call 312 MAIN STREET New Jersey Oct. 19. WX-3040, no toll charge MMT i. ASBURY PARK Mr. Schottland is married t( SKINLESS FRANKS 776-5577 the former Elaine Nadler of Loni ThoniM J. Gannon Branch. LIVERWURST FINAST BOLOGNA «• "£55« Gets Diploma tm From Company -* * *»- - up Middletown — Thomas J. Gan- * non, 24 McClellan Dr., a repre- CORTLAND McMTOSH DELICIOUS sentative of the Lincoln National f A honey of an idea for smokers Life Insurance Company, has re- ceived his diploma from the com- Golden BlossomMonejrsoothes your throat. pany's management developmenl And ifs toadedwtth' BIflSSOM RID BAjfiK, 362 BROAD STRUT ifedined because of pudvc re- THE DAILHf REGISTER Monday, October- 26, ,1965-5 siiUmce and sabotage. To Speak At Church In Red Bank Says Home The. Viwnwwie officer, uf tant chief oil plans (or the South Monrovia, Liberia. He is one He has neld teaching ; and tor Richard W. Seuffert without ruled the contracts illegal, and Area Should Vietnamese Army before hit cur- of only two private citizens ever administrative positions at'Ben- authorization by the Township the governing body has decided rent assignment to Fort Mon- to receive that government's nett College, Greensboro, NX., Committee. to stick with low-band radio fre- moutfi's Signal School, said Viet highest decoration, The Vener- Gammon Seminary, and Clark The township attorney has quency. Be Bombed Nam Is a key block to Red China's able Knighthood of the Pioneers. College, Atlanta, Ga. NAD EARLE - Though his aim of dominating the entire Indo He was assigned to the New The final session of the lec- own family lives near Hanoi, China peninsula, which would Jersey area in June, 1964, and ture series will be Nov. 3 when Vietnamese Army Captain Dang open Burma and India to Com- in October of that year was Rev. William Genne, executive Van Sinh believes that Hanoi and munist control. awarded the St. George's Award director of the Department of Haiphong must be bombed to The Naval Reserve unit, com- Medal for distinguished service Family Life of the Nationa No More ill Sours hasten the defeat of the Viet manded by Cmdr. D. Robert Teet- in the Methodist Church by St. Council of Churches, speaks on Cong. ers, USNR, of New Shrewsbury, George's Methodist Church, "The Christian and the Family." Philadelphia, Methodism's oldest is composed of 15 area Naval ADVERTISEMENT Use Sears Capt. Sinh, who addressed Na Reserve officers. continuing.church in this country. val Reserve officers of Composite Company 3-9 here recently, also Bishop Taylor is president of WOMEN OFTEN said the Vietnamese people Mail Medicare the Council of Bishops. He serves Emergency strongly support U.S. troops, and on churci: commissions on HAVE BLADDER IRRITATION MIDDLETOWN structure of Methodism over- After 21, commoiv Klctne7 or Bladdtf lr- most of them recognize that South riUtions tffect twice u many wtKben ai Viet Nam could not stand against seas and ecumenical affairs and men and may mike you tense mod cervout Route 35 and Kits to Elderly from too frequent, burning or Itching Viet Cong troops, massively the general board of missions. He urination both day and night*. Secondar- Hot Water ASBURY PARK — Social Se- also is a member of the New ily, you mar lose sleep and auffer from New Monmouth Rd. armed by Red Ohina, without curity headquarters in Baltimore Headache!, Backaches and feel old, tired, U.S. military aid. Jersey Citizens Council for depreued. In luch irritation, CYSTEX has completed the mailing of usually brlnpi faat, relaxing comfort by Economic Opportunity and the curbing Irritating germs In atrong, acid New Shrewsbury Despite killing of hostages by medicare information kits to the urine and by anal&eiie nain relief. Oet Service state Youth Commission. CT8TEI at dnugfita. reel better tut. the Viet Cong, Capt. Sinh added, 1514 million persons 65 and over Bishop Prince Albert Taylor, Ji at Route 35 the populace is resisting in many on the social security and rail- Shrewsbury Ave. ways. In North Viet Nam, for road retirement benefit rolls. RED BANK - Bishop Princi instance, rice output has sharply By now, all elderly social sec Albert Taylor, Jr., bishop of tht rity or railroad beneficiaries Southern New Jersey Annua] in Monmouth and Ocean Conference of the Methodi Counties should have received Church, will address the thin their kits, Benjamin Sandberg, session in the lecture series social security district manager being conducted by the Firs 611 Heck St,, here, stated. Methodist Church, Broad St. About 500 other older persons Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock FREE those not. on the social secu- Bishop Taylor will speak 01 rity or railroad retirement bene- "The Christian and the Church.' fit rolls—have been in touch with A question and answer perioc the social security district office will follow his talk. The lecture Just ask one of J. Krielel's Hiclcey-Freeman INSTALLATION I in Asbury Park, he reported. But, will be in the church sanctuarj customers how it feels, many others still need to take and is open to the public. mmmnnmrjii OF action to protect their medicare Bishop Taylor was elected rights. bishop in 1956 and assigned ti About one-third of those who ALUMINUM will not be reached by the mail- ing are receiving old-age assis- Offer Voters tance payments and will hear NEW directly from their local welfare Special Aid agencies. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Re Another third are still working publicans here are offering free full time and will need to file transportation and baby-sitting ummimms social security applications. The services for all residents who re- enrollment period for those who quire such aid in order to get to PUT BACK WE TASTE will be 65 or over before the the polls, Tuesday, Nov. 2. ALUMINUM DOOR HOODS end of the year closes March OTHERS TAKE AWAY 31, 1966, Mr. Sandberg pointed Albert E. Allen, party cam Buy Today . . . out. paign manager, made the an ALUMINUM CAR PORTS nbuncement last night and addec Everyone who is 65 or Will be that special telephones will b< Installed Today! by January 1, 1966, must return installed in campaign headquar the medical insurance enrollment ALUMINUM CANOPIES ters for residents to call. He sail card by March 31 if he wants the numbers will be made knowi full protection when the program Phone Sears 671-3800 to the public as soon as th goes into effect July 1, 1966. DURING THE phones are installed. MONTH OF The GOP official stressed tha 15th Oak the services will be provided foi Gas Heaters OCTOBER all voters regardless of how thej are registered or how they In AS Leaf Cluster tend to vote. LOW For Coggins Natural Foods AS 44/ FREE ESTIMATES FORT MONMOUTH - Capt. Peter R. Coggins of 801 Pine Unit Meets • Same-Day Service Brook Rd.. Eatontown, has been awarded a 15th oak leaf cluster FARMINGDALE - A meetinj on Water Heaters to the Air Medal. of the Natural Foods Associate; • IUDWT TERMS • FKEI DELIVERY was held in the home of Ros; Doilf mi Srtwdoy I A.M.-6:30 F.M. Presentation of the award was Stauffer, state president of thi W*4 m* Friday "HI » ML t made by Lt. Col. Rufus Z. John- NOMOJNEYDOWN unit. iton, Department of Command on Sears Modernization Credit Plan i :ommunications, U.S. Army Representatives of severa D state chapters attended the ses Signal School. sidn. Certificates of appreciatioi Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Bade The award cites "meritorious 1 TRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE FILTERS TUWIlo nod wetymnf chievtnfSHU«rgpartJg were presented to members, fine guests taking part in the recenl 32 MOADST. 741-7500 RED BANK in aerial flight," Aerial support k7Jjru.lkJ Phone 471-S80* of combat ground troops in Viet organization convention at Mon- mouth College, West Long Nam brought the 16th aid cita- Branch. tion to Capt. Coggins. Donations to Monmouth Col' lege, the National Health Federa- tion and the Federation of Home- workers were approved. Radio Conferences Set HOME OWNERS For Area Physicians LONG BRANCH - The third in a series of weekly radio con- ferences for physicians will be I held in the Monmouth Medical Center auditorium at 2 p.m tomorrow. Dr. Rodman B. Finkbiner, as sociate physician to Pennsylvan- 1. No Salesman's commissions! 3. Volume business! ia Hospital, will present a lec- ture entitled "Gastrointestinal 2. No concessionaires' profit! 4. Easy financing! Hemorrhage." The lecture will be received in the auditorium by special radio Win with ADDA equipment. Direct communica tion with the lecturer In Philadel- phia will be by FM broadcast and direct telephone. ROOM The radio conference program Family getting bigger? is being co-ordinated by Dr. Har- old Rubin, through the medica the Dodge Boys Need more space? Let us education office at the Medica' add a handsome new room Center. addition at the lowest pos- Physicians attending the lec- sible price! Our crew of tures may receive credit for skilled craftsmen will do their personal educational pro- the entire job from start grams. to finish, using fine quality All physicians in the area are in a*66 Coronet! materials. Thousands of invited to attend both the lun- cheon and the lecture and to par- satisfied customers in the ticipate in the radio-discussion shore area. No obligation period to be conducted by the for free estimate. 24-hour Pensylvanla hospital from where phone service. the program originates. Thomas Lee Purvis In Flight Training IOWA CITY. Iowa — Thomas Lee Purvis, a business admin- istration senior at the University Convert Your of Iowa and an Air Force Re- serve Officer Training Corps ca- det, is among 13 students here ATTIC taking flight training leading to a private airplane pilot's license. Mr. Purvis is a son of Dr. and Mrs. Merton B. Purvis of 16 Lennox Dr., New Shrewsbury, N.J. Tile program consists of 32 hours of ground school and 36',4 Pon't put up with an old, There is lots of extra space You can have a modern, hours' flight time, of which 20 out-dated bathroom. Let work-saving kitchen' ai in your attic that can be hours are flown in dual instruc- easy ai picking up your ut remodel it or add a new easily and economically tion with a flight instructor from bathroom to your house. converted into extra phona. Let us show you Iowa City Flying Service. Either way, our pricei are rooms. Interested? Ask how lovely a kitchen can It's a gem for the young in heart—from its new split grille oE bright aluminum lowest. us for ideas. be and how little the cost. mesh to its sleek new Delta-shaped taillights. Look at the line-up of engines Reclaiming Radios —from a rugged 225-cu.-in. six to a walloping 383-cu.-in. V-8. LOOK at From Middletotvn NO DOWN the length—203 inches from bumper to bumper riding on a big 117-inch • DORMERS • MODERN KITCHEN MIDDLETOWN - Mayor Er- wheel base. What else is new? More trunk space. More standard equipment. • ROOM ADDITIONS • MODERN BATHROOM PAYMENT nest G. Kavaletc has reported See for yourself. Come in and join the Dodge Rebellion against dull driving • ROOFING - SIDING • PLUMBING-HIATING Monday that Motorola Electronics in a big, hot, beautiful new Coronet from The Dodge Boys. NRDAA • fORCH ENCLOSURES • MASONRY and Communications, Inc., Fair • GARAGI • RREEZEWAY Lawn, has agreed in writing to all thm *ee Dodges at your Dods* Dealers today! take back 13 high-band radios. The radios, subject of a flve- month-long hassle, have be«n LABRIOLA MOTORS. INC WERNER'S AUTOMOTIVE. INC MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. stored In the basement of town hall aince May. 120 E. Newman Springs Rd. Highway 36 HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN up to They were contracted for and Red Bank Belford 741 - 5060 — 776 • 6600 — 892 - 2603 20 Yrs. to Pay ordered by Builneit Adminlitra- Sell Fat! Ilia Duly RegUtor ClMifled. , The Register's Opinion I Jim Bishop: Reporter Men With Manners The Fight Against Juvenile Crime They arrived at the,.C.asa Santino in ones and twos, like urbane gangsters at a garden party. Fingernails sparkled Judge Leo Weinstein sounded a At the same time, Judge Weinstein in the noon sun, shoes glittered, mooolike faces squeezed out warning when he said the number of told of a plan the court has to estab- of expensive silk suits, and a faint aroma of manly cologne juvenile crimes in Monmouth County lish educational workshops for parents fought a losing battle with the odor of scotch. These were members of the Societe de "spells crisis." of children who have been in reform Maitre D' — the head-waiters of the big The county's first Juvenile and institutions. The county, on a local hotels and nightclubs. There were 40 of them domestic relations court judge called level, already has started psychiatric in the southern group and they greeted each other in Italian, French, Spanish and the figures during the last year "stag- workshops. At these meetings, local German. They had something that few of gering." He said that since September, juvenile officers will have the chance their clients ever achieved — good manners 1964, when he was appointed, he had to discuss problems of juvenile delin- and patience. tried 1,873 juvenile cases in which 218 quency with a practicing psychologist. They drank with delicacy and exchanged the inoffensive flippancies which are part of defendants were sent to reform in- The workshops will be held weekly at the craft. All come equipped with the stitutions. And he also heard 610 do- the Children's Psychiatric Center, smile automatic. This is turned on for cus- BISHOP tomers with a pleasant greeting; it disarms mestic cases during this period. Eatontown. The county Mental Health those who are insolent; it is also recompense for a crushed Of course, the county's population Association will assist. bill pressed into the palm of the headwaiter. At lunch, they continues to increase and with the Municipalities were urged by the turned it on each other. population shifts have come additional judge to establish recreational and cul- The Societe de Maitre D' was organized to "perpetuate the culinary arts" although none of them are chefs. They problems involving families and ju- tural programs — and, where neces- charge each other $45 for "initiation" and $20 a year dues. veniles. Still, the level of juvenile of- sary, he advocated "get-tough" poli- The average headwaiter earns about $600 a month in salary fenses cited by Judge Weinstein brings cies to deal with the youngsters. and gets $150 in tips. A hotel maitre d' gets a larger salary than a nightclub man, because good tables are more difficult alarm to all of us. Parents, too, must join this fight. to get in a club and the gratuities are heavier. The judge, in his talk before the No effort by court, local, and county At lunch, the headwalters' headwaiter was Benny Beninati, Monmouth Municipal Association, not authorities will succeed without par- a dark smiler who had ordered a special preparation of only spelled out the problem — but ents giving support within the family to noodles and cheese for all. President Jose Gomez, who is., assistant maitre d' at the Carillon Hotel, used to work for gave ways to help combat it. And here stress the values that bring about Longchamps in New York. He blinks pleasantly behind glasses, is where concerted effort must be responsible young citizens. even though he may not understand what is said, because forthcoming if we are to reduce this Judge Weinstein, in his frank dis- this is the badge of the headwaiter. crime rate. cussion, has pointed up a situation that He is the grandson of a Cuban president and his biggest tip for leading a guest to a table and holding a chair out was . He gave these methods for fighting is serious — one that can continue to from L. C. Cunningham, owner of race horses. It came to delinquency: grow. $100. The smallest tip is something Gomez shares with all Municipal juvenile conference com- We are encouraged that proper ac- headwalters: it is given by a sweet little old lady on her way out — a holy medal. mittees, a juvenile officer in each tion already is being taken at many The members sat and drank wine and ate their noodles police department, and the county pro- levels. But there is more to be done with detachment and coolness. Every time that Benny Beninati bation department which works with to eliminate the "crisis" label on coun- passed a table, the lunchers said: "Excellent, Benny", a word the court. ty juvenile crimes. which, depending upon the Inflection, can be a Medal of Honor or a Wound Stripe. Four waiters in red hunting jackets sped the food from kitchen to table, the plates and cutlery from table to kitchen. Curbing Maritime Strikes Herman Schenker of The Diplomat remembered that, when Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth he managed the College Inn at the Sherman Hotel in Chicago, The national interest can be deeply work stoppage situations affecting the memory was, most important. Ernest Hemingway liked to eat affected by the maritime strikes that national interest. The other advocated pompano pappilotte, while General Mark Clark.favored steak periodically, and sometime quite sense- a uniform procedure for adjusting Diane cooked at his table. Afctress Gertrude Lawrence drooled lessly, throttle the nation's ports. The grievances and disputes during con- Save Taxes by Planning Now over pressed duck while Arthur Goldberg, then a labor lawyer, tapped his fingernails on the table cloth waiting for sirloin You have only 67 days left in which to you expect to have $8,000 of Income in both public's stake in this particular labor- tract terms without strikes, lockouts, of beef. make the moves which will save, taxes on 1965 and 1966—and you get the order netting management warfare is made all the or work stoppages. A good maitre d' never looks at a tip. The Bureau of your 1965 income tax return. You will be too you $1,000 more. Although the tax on the Internal Revenue is trying to break this habit. He smiles, more direct since the taxpayers sub- A third recommendation is much late if you wait until next year, when you $1,000 would be 22 per cent whether you col- bows, and thrusts it in a pocket under his black tails. He ex- sidize ship construction and operation more controversial—to delegate to the actually fill out your return. Thus, in this lected it this December or next January, series of seven columns, you'd keep the personal use of $220 in tax changes greetings with the rich and the affluent, but never" and, in some instances, have provided President authority to require arbitra- I will submit a blueprint money for another year if you could defer enjoys their confidence, nor they his. They are at his mercy considerable local monies for port de- tion or "to take steps" where media- for adjustments you can the $1,000 of income into 1966. as long as he holds them behind a velvet rope. The moment they are at a table, he is at their mercy. velopment. tion efforts have failed. There certain- make between now and While the general rule calls for shifting Dec. 31 to cut your 1965 income and expenses to keep 1965 and 1966 Hans Reiss of the Carillon, like the others, has worked The American Association of Port ly are conditions under which maritime tax bill to a legal minimum. brackets equal, there are some situations the world. Once, at the Cathay Hotel in Shanghai, his boss Authorities (AAPA), whose retiring strikes should be banned. But any As a general rule, try which indicate a different strategy. was Sir Victor Sassoon, who married a younger person and, to control your income and overnight, began to use a cane. Reiss learned that, even president is Toledo's Louis C. Purdey, such imposed ban must be hedged with For instance, if you're now single and deductions for both 1965 plan to be married in 1966, you will pay though Sassoon owned the hotel, he carried his own brandy was on sound grounds in calling atten- safeguards against what might well and 1966 so that your ex- in a glass cylinder inside the walking stick. This knowledge lower rates next year than this, or if you're : tion to the inadequacy of existing laws prove to be political settlements—that pected top tax bracket is now married and are to be divorced in 1966, hurt. the same for both years— "to meet national labor emergencies in is uneconomic — and unjust — com- the reverse will be true. Where your tax Ernest Sloan of the Surf Club also worked in Japanese PORTER for this will give you the rates will be different in the two years be- occupied Shanghai during World War II before Pearl Harbor the maritime industry or to prevent... promises dictated to get peace at any lowest total tax for both years. This general cause' of personal and family changes, your and developed a hobby of smuggling arms to the Chinese. Irreparable and incalculable damage price. rule is based on the assumption that individ- shift of income should be directed to the He was arrested by the Japanese and slammed, into.Bridge , ual tax rates will be the same in 1966 as ... to the national economy." This is a situation .in. which new, lower* rate year, if possible. House prison for 110 days. Their manner of interrogation in 1985. reduced his weight from 145 pounds to 67. One morning they Two of its recommendations are more detached, and imaginative pro- If you head a corporation, there is no Your success in controlling your tax tax benefit from shifting income and ex- blindfolded Mr. Sloan and stood him against a wall. He re- completely in order. One called for a cedures seem required rather than the brackets depends on your being able to penses between 1965 and 1966 if your taxable mained erect before a firing squad for 45 minutes. Then the more effective cooling-off period in routine answer for every dilemma — switch your income or your expense deduc- income will be more than $25,000 in each of. Japanese burst into tinkling laughter and freed him. the two years or no more than $25,000 in Gene Suits, managing director of Doral, recalled that threatened as well as actual strike and expansion of presidential authority. tions between 1965 and 1966 to achieve the leveling off of income brackets (see table each of the two years. In these cases, though, Jackie Gleason was guest of honor at the roof garden, Which accompanying). For instance, say you're a it may be worthwhile to defer income to 1966, has several thousand small lights, simulating stars, In the married salesman who has had a good year if possible, to keep the use of the tax money ceiling. Mr. G. called the maitre A' over. "One of your bulbs Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington and expects to wind up with $12,000 of taxable for another year. But if your taxable in- just went out," he said. income in 1965. You normally would expect come for one of the years is expected to be The award for patience under fire went to Sebastian Calco no more than $8,000 of taxable income in over $25,000 while the other year's income of the Calcutta Room, who caters to hundreds of women's 1966. Say that late next month you get a won't' exceed $25,000, your corporation can groups at lunch. No matter how much time they require to special order that will net you $1,000 more. save taxes on every income dollar shifted make up their minds, or even if they change them, Calco Cuban Refugees-How Many? If it's possible for you to fulfill the order from the over-$25,000 year, up to $25,000 in masks the ulcerous pain under a smile and murmurs "Yea in early January or to arrange in advance the other year. ma'am." • , U.S. authorities are completely in the fare Administration, had no answer at all. not to be paid until 1966, you will save tax As an illustration, say your corporation At 3:30, the Societe de Maitre D' left the Casa Santlnl, dark on the number of Cubans likely to take "How about grandparents and cousins?" money, for, with $12,000 of 1965 income, your anticipates $28,000 of taxable income in 1965 full of noodles. Headwaiter Benny Beninati studied his work- advantage of Fidel Castro's offer to seek asked a committeeman. "Are they to be top bracket is 22 per cent ($8,000-$12,000). and $20,000 in 1966. If it can shift $3,000 of ing hand. It was empty ... > asylum here. let in?" But if you collect another $1,000 in 1965, this taxable income from 1965 into 1966, you'll The total could run Into hundreds of "We haven't made that decision yet," will be nxed in the next higher bracket save $780 by this single move. thousands. replied Crimmins. ($12,000-$16,000) at 25 per cent, If you hold Tax Brackets of Married Taxpayers off the $1,000 payment a few weeks and add Also, so far, no effec- "The details of who will come in Filing Joint Returns it to your anticipated $8,000 in 1966, your Events of Years Ago tive procedures and con- and when have yet to be negotiated Taxable Income Amt. of Tax Rate on Excess $1,000 will be taxed in the 22 per cent in- trols have been formulated between the two governments," said Jo- $ 14% of income stead of the 25 per cent bracket, and this to determine who is ad- seph Meyers, deputy commissioner of the 1,000 $ 140 15 alone will save you $30 in taxes. mitted. Very little stands in Welfare Administration. 2,000 290 IB the way of subversives and 3,000 450 17 50 Years Ago "Who can tell us how large this program Even if you're in the same tax bracket other undesirables gaining is going to be?" asked another committee- in both 1965 and 1966, it may pay you to 4,000 620 19 entry. switch income from this year to next—for 8,000 1,380 22 A sew Chandler Six convertible sedan was for sale for man. "Certainly someone must have an idea $1,769 from George Hance Patterson, Red Bank auto dealer. These and other start- on that; particularly such important details by so doing you postpone paying the tax on 12,000 2,260 25 ling facts were brought to as the number to be admitted and the time that amount for another year and thereby 16,000 3,260 28 A triple celebration occurred in Long Branch when Mr. and light at a series of unpub- limit." keep the use of that tax money for the year. 20,000 4,380 32 Mrs. Edward A. Neaves celebrated their 40th wedding an- ALLEN licized closed-door hearings Say you're the same salesman—except that Tomorrow: Timing your expenses. niversary, Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Neaves their 10 anniversary, by two major House committees—the Foreign "Those decisions are not being made by and Mrs. Fred E. Neaves her birthday. Affairs subcommittee headed by Rep. Arm- us," replied Meyers. "Who is making them? Where can we Istead Selden, D-Ala, and the Appropriations Willis Wood of Long Branch had an auto bus with more find out?" r subcommittee headed by Rep. Otto Passman, John Chamberlain: These Days than the usual number of conveniences. It was heated by hot DLa. "We don't know," replied Wynkoop. water in the winter, and a push button in the inside notified Other jarring disclosures Crimmins, representing the State Depart- the driver when to make stops. were: ment, said nothing. ' 9 —U.S. officials estimate PASSING THE BUCK - Roy Wynkoop, Works of 'Do Anything Congress some 45,000 Cubans will Welfare Administration executive officer, re- migrate here—if permitted It begins to look as though the American total more than $40 million, and, before the Years Ago vealed to the House Appropriations Subcom- to do so. But they admit people aren't going to be allowed to solve federal government threatened to stick Its this figure is conjectural. mittee that Castro has refused to accept lists their problems voluntarily. oar into the water, the prospect for a $40 An Imlaystown man was fined $210 in Trenton on two The number could go as of entrants prepared by the U.S. This observation is prompted by the pro- million annual rate was relatively firm. The charges of taking autos without consent of their owners. He high as 180,000 or more. "Then, so far, all we have been getting vision in the Congressional aid-to-education really promising thing about It all was the borrowed a car from a lifelong friend and sold it the next —The U.S. has "warm- are escapees," said Rep. Otto Passman, D- bill for a federal guarantee effect on savings and loan associations, which day to a junk dealer for $15, He took another car from a used ly invited" other members La., chairman, Wynkoop agreed. of loans to college students. had begun to move into the field. car lot in NewBrunswlck and abandoned it after seling one SCOTT of the Organization of "Is it possible that Castro, In making Since an educated public is When Senator Vance Hartke of Indiana of the wheels and a tire for $1 worth of gasoline. American States to open their doors to Cuban his grandiose offer," continued Passman, an "Investment" that stands proposed to substitute a federal guarantee Sgt. Clifford Poutre of Fort Monmouth spoke on "Pigeons refugees, but there has been no response. "might be trying to lead us into a trap?" to benefit all citizens, fed- program for the one pioneered by the USAF, and their Use for National Defense" at a meeting of the John Crimmins, State Department co-ordi- eral loan help to students Cornuelle testified that "such a substitution "I am sure the authorities working on this might seem one of the more junior group of Monmouth Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri- nator for Cuban affairs, told the Selden com- was unnecessary. If not unkind." But ap- l are being very cautious," replied WynKoop. can Revolution. mittee, "I am sorry to say, but there is justifiable actions of a Wel- parently Hartke is carrying the day. The "I hope so," declared Passman. "But nothing to report on our efforts in this re- fare State. But in this par- federal government, by charging a lower it Is very strange that all at once Castro gard as yet." ticular instance, the intru- rate of interest than the private bankers, can opens hii heart and announces he will let all sion of government, how- certainly put a voluntary guarantee program —Castro is demanding that he make up Cubans who want to leave do so. I can't ever well-intended it may out of business. But easy money, in this the lists of those allowed to leave. This has help but feel there Is some trickery involved." CHAMBERLAIN be, would strike hard at business of federally guaranteed student been flatly rejected by the U.S. The Com- the pioneering work done by a voluntary loans, will very likely result in high delin- munist dictator has been firmly notified the nonprofit organization called the United Stu- quency rates. People don't feel they have to U.S. will compile these lists, and only those dent Aid funds, Inc., started by Richard repay the government. This has been proved on them will be admitted. REGISTER already by a federal program that has been Cornuelle some four years ago. —Since 1061 Congress has voted $207 mil- MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1965 Dick Cornuelle, working with some in existence for some time. The government lion for the care of Cuban refugees. Another 404! Broad HI.. Itrd Hank. N. J. foundation money behind him, admits that has been advancing money to colleges on a H76 III. S3, Mlddlrtonn, N. 1. he stole his student aid plan from a banker small scale for re-lending to students at a $12.6 million for the new influx is in the 30 Kail Main HI., Freehold, N, 1. final (supplemental) appropriation bill await- 119 Broadway, Long Branch, N. J, group in Massachusetts that had formed a 3 per cent Interest rate, payable over a 10- ing President Johnson's signature. This sum Estab. 1878 by Jotm II. Cook and Henry clay nonprofit corporation to guarantee bank loans year period beginning a year after gradua- Is admittedly only a fraction of what will be Published by Tho Red Bank Register Incorporated to needy students. A turkey farmer had orig- tion. The delinquency rate In the repayment needed. But th« testifying officials could not 91. HAROLD HKLI.V, Publisher «nd"'oeneial Manager inally suggested the idea to the Massachusetts of such loans has been running at 16.6 per say how much that might be. Arthur Z. Kamln, Editor bankers. Cornuelle's contribution was to set cent, which is 20 times that of/ the delin- Thomas 1. Bly . WlMam F. Sandford up his own United Student Aid Funds on a quencies of USAF borrowers. "Seems to me," said one commkteman Executive Editor Associate Editor Frank W. Harbour Charles A. Johnston national scale. At first many banks were re- Richard Nixon has called the Eighty-ninth dryly, "you are jll prepared to cope with this Mlddletown Bureau Mgr. Freehold Bureau Mgr, luctant to sign up with the Cornuelle outfit, emergency. Apparently, you are very much Mpmner of thn Associated Press Congress a "do anything" Congress. Just The Associated Press In antltled exclusively to tha uia but, after the big Bank of America in Cali- why this Congress should rush in to do what up in the air on what to do." for republlcs.llan of all. ins local news printed In this fornia had decided that the project was both nmptnsr as well as all AP news dispatches. people are already doing for themselves \i Crimmins made no reply. safe and promising, the opposition began to Member of Amrrlcan Newspaper I'ubllahers Assoe. one of those mysteries of the time-spirit. If THE JOLTING DETAILS—Despite exten- Member Audit Bureau of Circulation melt away. The hardest part In selling the bankers have been charging too high a rate The Iletl Bank Register, Inc., assumes no financial idea to the bankers was to convince them that sive questioning, the House Foreign Affairs responsibilities for typographical errors In advertisements, for student loans, Congress eould have made •ubcommittee was unable to get any definite but will reprint wlftiout charge, Uist part of sn adver- government had not already grabbed the up the difference by giving tax credits to tisement In which the typographical error occurs., Advertisers field for Its own, which happened not to be Information on which refugees will be will nleuse notify the management Immediately of any families with boys and girls In college. There admitted. error which may occur. true at the time. was no need of creating costly federal ma- This newspaper assumes no responsibilities lof atati- After three years of operation on a na- chinery to do what organitatlons' like Dick Slate Department co-ordinator Crimmins ments of opinion In letters from Its readers. tional scale, Dick Cornuelle's USAF had Cornuelle'* USAF and Its allies among 5,600 talked vaguely about "children, parents and Subscription Prices In Advanca signed up 5,500 banks in 49 states. The cor- bankers have already proved can be dona Single copy at countir, t cents; by mall, 10 cents "Thought you should know thar* •poujeV' o* Cuban exiles now in the U.S. IJ months—gn.oo «months-».O0 poration has guaranteed some 70,000 Joani without saddling the taxpayer with Just one Roy Wyokqgp, executive officer of the Wei- femonths-f 13.90 I months-4i.M JLtig thin 1 monUig — par moDth II BO C to student* In 685, colleges. The lo more burden, A some of us around." J y «f tctffe nc «tf mom * *t 1:30 p.m. in the VUmn* Xt» titmni.Tfa*bindingw« be fin- v Youth Croup flonal Hiffa School **Btorluin. ISJMO' In Wllllamaburg Brick ve- f "* *' ffipni Oar Readers J His topic will be "A liberal leer wi* a simulated ilate root. View." Arranged For Sponsor of the project ia Har- Sets Election Mr. Bohmrich served six years /ey H. Bowtell, local real estate Tb» Register wakomes letters from Its readers, provided as first secretary of embassy Apartments and insurance agency operator. they contain signature, address and telephone number. Letters Of Officers posts in the Middle and Far East should be limited to 1W words. Endorsements of political can- and in Europe. He was also ad- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Con- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The IN NAVY BASIC didates or commercial products art not acceptable. ministrative chief of the U.S. (traction end permanent mort- GREAT LAKES, III - Seaman newly organized Youth Group of Mission to the United Nations gage financing of $105,000 has Lawrence D. Lucisano, son of Temple Shalom will meet tonight for 10 y.eari and a specialist on been arranged through Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lucisano One World Government at 8 o'clock in the home of group corporate reorganization for the Capital Corporation, Newark, for of 30 Bank St., Red Bank, N.J., advisors, Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Securities and Exchange Com- • proposed garden apartment Is undergoing a nine-week course 200 Park Ave. Jaffrey, 43 Beacon La. Officers mission, project at Ocean and Second of Navy basic training here. On Middletown, N. J. will be elected and plans for the Ave., here. completion of the training pefiod, To the Editor: coming year will be discussed. The 2^-story colonial structure he will be assigned to a school, A resolution ready to come to the floor of the Senate has The temple book discussiodlscussioin Women Collect Books, will contain 18 apartments, each shore station or a naval vessel, just come to my attention. Apparently, a short hearing was group will meet Wednesday at with three rooms. held with little or no publicity. This resolution is called "Plan- 8:30 p.m. in the home of Mr. Games for Viet Nam Each Apartment will have Sell Fast! Tht DaHy Register ning for Peace" and is Number S32. It requires the President and Mrs. Leonard Hart, 69 Avon OAKHURST — The Shore Area oceaniront view, air conditioning, Classified. of the United States to formulate policies for the establish- dale La. Members wil! review Women's Republican Club Is con- ment of an International Authority, expressly to develop in- "Zorba the Greek," by Nikos ducting a drive to collect books ternational machinery for the supervision of disarmament, Kazantzakis, and "The Thief's and adult games for U. S. serv- FURNITURE CO. to include: Journal," by Jean Genet. vicemen in Viet Nam. 1. An International Disarmament Organization, Louis Bohmrich, noted lecturer The purpose of the drive is to KEYPORT, N. J. 2. A Permanent World Peace Force WEST Dr. William P. Anjers MM. William P. Angers and consultant on international show American fighting men 264-0181 3. A World Tribunal trade, will be guest speaker at the "somebody cares," according to 4. Other international institutions necessary for the en- first in a series of lectures spon- Mrs. Milton Sweetwood, publicity forcement of peace under the rule of law. sored by the temple, Thursday chairman. Services Approved Such steps would establish a One World Government under the pretext of "Enforcing Peace." The United States would RED BANK — Career testing Dr. Angers, associated with lose control of its own government, be subject to taxation 2 LITTLE words that mean sc MUCH guidance and couseling service Newark College of Engineering by the supranational authority, be subject to decisions of the offered by Dr. and Mrs. Willian Counseling Center, Fordham Uni World Court, and the laws and decrees that the world body P. Angers, 59 Leroy PI., havi versity, and the Vocational Ser- would dictate. Administration representatives have spoken been approved by the America! vice Center of the New York in favor of it. I request that all who are in favor of continuing Open Mon. and Fri. evenings 'til 9 p.m. Board of Counseling Services. YMCA oefore offering his ser- the sovereignty of our Great Republic, immediately wire or vice here, is continuing as di write their senators to vote against S32. In New Post rector of counseling at Newark Very truly yours, State College and as psycholog- John Senkewicz, Jr. ical consultant to McGraw-Hill With NmMiry'i RtvttvM Chan* Book Co. and Christian Brothers Account, you saw HIM *ra «Hirt NEWBERRY'S ... II maku mtpplnf H MW' Academy, Lincroft. M fat and ytu hovt wtwl yw Christensen Answered DOWNTOWN RID IANK waul wMn yw nttd H. GOING TO Mrs. Angers, the former O»n Wed. end Fri, Ivt "HI • Marilynn Moehlenbrook, assists ' 60 Silverbrook Rd. THE CITY? her husband in the career ser- Shrewsbury, N. J. vice. She has a varied back- To the Editor: ground in publishing, public re- The following is my reply to Mr. Julius S. Christensen's lations, advertising and business letter to the editor. administration. On Tuesday evening (Oct. 5), the petition signed by 342 citizens was not cast aside. It was, instead, to be reviewed GO BY BUS! for determination of whether or not the signers represented at least 10 per cent of the taxpayers of the total borough as- Airport Plaza, Hwy. 36, Hazlet, N. J. 17 Drivers sessment. and Keansburg Terminal All of your questions were answered, and the answers RELIEVER R.T. For* $2.10 N.Y.C. Suspended reiterated. Borough counselor Keale stated that state, county COL. NATHANIEL MORSENTHAL of local government could utilize properties without rezoning (USMC, Rttired) R.T. Fort $1.59 Newark for business. You were assured no precedent was intended, UDCIoyeRlale Circle or was being set. 2M-9828 —787-0046— 787-9676 For Speeding N«w Sbrawibary You were answered quite fully regarding sites in the Post TRENTON - Seventeen more Free Parking Office area. You were given a complete rundown of many, rioM 747-2040 Monmouth County convicted many properties investigated, the cost of acquisition, and the srjeeders are without licenses as borough engineer's judgment regarding desirability. And also Miss June Strelecki, director of offered were the recent cost to other boroughs for their Leonardo Ttrminal motor vehicles, continues her Going to the similar projects. R.T. Fart campaign to rid New Jersey high Robert E. Fogg ways of traffic law violators. Mr. Genovese gave a very clear picture of the cost to 291-9623 World's Fair? the taxpayers. You were answered repeatedly, as you chose to 40 bum MATAWAN — Robert E. Fogg A 90-day suspension was given heckle, rather than object, regarding the cost of maintenance $2.30 N.Y.C. Crawford's Corner Rd., Holmde John B. Hanser, 19, of 2S2 Church to one building compared to the current expense of maintain- Became he's shewn people how they could have $2.00 Newark dally dlracf re has been appointed supervisor o St., Belford. ing several buildings. The patience of the council Tuesday an income, even if they're kept off work through sudden mechanical engineering for th< evening was commendable. Tln« Square Felibert Velez, 37, of 1215 Cor- sickness or accident... it's through health iniurance. 291-1300 Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Di lies Ave. Neptune and George I take exception to your labeling of this proposal as Free Parking vision of M&T Chemicals, Inc L. Kimball, 3d, 19, of 4 Mill Rd., "Messina's Mansion." We all have the right to disagree, and Perhaps he can thow you the same. Ask Col. Nathaniel here. Matawan, received 60-day sus- to voice our objections, but we do not have the license to Morgenthal about any aspect of life and health insurance. pensions Mr. Fogg was formerly em attach unkind labels to those sincere efforts of a duly elected He'll give you the best advice limply because he's a ployed with Interlake Steel Co. Fifteen drivers lost their li- body and their appointed committees, nor should we ever MONY man. A professional. And asking doesn't Riverdale, III., as a cold mill dl censes for 30 days: malign in writing or in word of mouth these same men and their labors. vision engineer. John R. Brown, 18, of 27 Ryers mean you'll be obligated. NEW YORK*KEANSBURG He holds a B. S, In mechanica PI., Eatontown; James W. Bry- I finally refer the public to the statements of Mr. Phillips engineering from the Universit; don, 20, of 24 Ocean Ave., High so eloquently voicing the opinion of pride in this proposal, LONG BRANCH BUS LINE of Illinois and is a member of th lands; Larry B. Henderson, 26, and its advantages and desirablity to our town, and alto to American Society for Metals an of 6 Locust Rd., Farmlngdale; the accurate report of Tuesday's meeting as given by the Red the Association of Iron and Stee Bank Register. M0NY Bob J. Layton, 18, of 32 Central MUTUAL OF NEW YORK Engineers. Ave., Atlantic Highlands; Steph- It is decidedly up to the people of Shrewsbury to deter- anie V. Stapp, 17, of 14 Spier: mine whether they shall or shall not accept this proposal. Ave.. Allehhurst; Vincent A Let the people ask their questions, and let toe proposers'fur- Lloyd 18 of 119 Pinckney Rd., nish their answers. FIRST MERCHANTS IS PtOPU Little Silver; Kathleen A. Lind Sincerely, mar, 23, of 317 East Rd., Bel- Bette M. Tiernan Th* Mutual ill* Intunm* CoiKpiny Of NtW York, N. Y. ... ONLY PEOPLE MAKE A GOOD BANK ford; Frank P. Handy, 21, of 61 Hance Rd., Fair Hav«nj Daniel M. Waldman, 20, of 106 Winding Way, Little Silver: Jane N. Stack- house, 27, of 335 Chelsea Ave., Long Branch; Peter Mauro, Jr., 21, of 3 Wesley St., Monmouth Beach; Bernard Wallach, 39, of PUTATIGER IN YOUR TANK! Box 92 Hailet; Richard J. Car- lesco, 25, of 4 Second St., West Keansburg; and Norman R. Cel- la, 25, of Shrewsbury. Expect 1,500 At Asbury Welfare Talk ASBURY PARK — Nearly 1,500 persons will attend the 94th an- nual three-day convention of the N.J. Welfare Conference In the Berkeley-Carteret Hotel starting Orlvt In whtrtwr you wf (HI* tomorrow. sign and gt» a TlQtr Trlck-or* 1 Treat" kg tor your chtletort. Anti-poverty studies will be Wil whllt thty laitl aired during the lecture sessions according to Dr. Robert B. Row- en, director of the state's School ..J of Social Work. A session on education, relating to the anti-poverty program, wil be conducted by Dr, Robert Kel- ly of the state Office of Economic HAUOVA/EEM COSTUME! Opportunity. Cyril Tyson, execu tive director of the United Com munlty Corp., Newark, will head a meeting on community action as it relates to the Economic A FIRST MERCHANTS Opportunity Act. The first progress report on the state's drug addiction treatment program will be aired at a sec BANK LOAN IS BEST... tlon meeting Thursday by Dr Granville Jones, chief of the pro- gram. The program [i an ex- perimental study. FOR HOME IMPROVEMENTS! The Geraldlne L. Thompson lecutre, initiated last year by •tlnflni • Niw Oirigi • AMMtiia e Niw KHokM • Stem Wlndiwi • Inulilltn, its, tb. Mrs. Thompson of Lincroft, wil be given by Fed Steininger, dl rector of the U.S. Bureau o) Your home is your biggest Investment! Keeping it in good repair Family Services. His topic enhances its value and adds greater convenience and comfort to Wednesday evening will be "The Implications of the Medicare Act daily living. It takes MONEY to finance needed home improve- for Needy Youth." ments. We know, because at First Merchants, we are PEOPLE There will be 250 speakers and with the same home-owners' financial problems. So, just get panelists taking part in the insti estimates of the work you want done and bring them in to any lutes tomorrow and In the 30 sec- one of our 9 Community Offices. We'll arrange a Home Improve- tion meetings Wednesday and ment Loan that permits you to borrow up to $5,500.00 and take Thursday. up to 5 year* to repay. WRIGHT PROMOTED KOTZEBUE. Alaska - Howard H. Wright, whose wife, Alice, is Now HUNnsmy ESSO Extra gasoline boosts power three ways l the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Got goblim In your angln^ Niw EIIO Extra cltan to maintain top paw«r end mlltag*. Q ?«HN«e •eweri New Euo Entrei hoi the Arthur B. Kirk of 178 Cooper a worki thrH ways to banlih thosf powtr high octane many can now need for Rd., Middletown, has been pro- robbing dtpoilti, plngt and knockn Firing Pewwl Ntw Euo Extra n*utraliiti . „ - .. . - ,,.,,, moted to airman first class. Air- 2 fu imooth man Wright li a radar repair, hormfuUvllnd.randipo-lcplugd.po.it. " Perfe«nonce without knocking. Charting Powtrl New Euo Extra gaiollnt ta help protect your tnglnt ogalmt mlifirlng If your car holdi out for "trlck.-or-tr.ati," man at Kotzebue Air Force Sta- VINI coNvinum COMMUNITY omen tion here. He is a member of 1 htlpi k««p th. vital parti of your (nglni -actually ratlorti lot! powar to many can. trial It ta a tanklul af Eua Extra. : ^^ » SUmtti • BrlilM • Ciu NMk a tnrlimn «9 the Alaskan Air Command which mad OlUct; tot Mallion Atenuc. Aibury Pork protects the Alaskan flank and Drive-In or Wolk-Up FacltttU* ami btenM Hun At All OHlMt Arctic approaches with combat- ready aerospace forces. The air- HUMBLEOK. 4 RtnNNO 0OMMHV...AMD«GA*UADI ..MAKSM oreMo mown* Ifembar rnttral lUwrw Byttm. riml D*puU Innrme* Corporstto* man ii a graduate of Glen Ridge High School, N.J., and th« RCA Institute, New York. (g) HUMIII OIL » MriNIHt COMPAHY, ISIS TAILGATE PICNIC at 35th annual Hunt Meet at Wood- INSIDE STORY is investigated land Farm, MIddletown, is enjoyed by, left to right, Mrs. by seven-year-old Marc Sior- Howard Wolfe of New York City (the former Deane dano, Cooper Rd., Middle- Blaisdell of Middletown), Miss Pamela White, Corn La., town, and Charlotte Van Shrewsbury; Alexis Obolenslcy, Palm Beach Fla., and Vechten, 9, Monmouth Hills, Miss Sarah Hoffman, Huntington, W. Va. Middletown. Tuba belongs to Hamilton Township High Start Your Child Welfare Directors School Band which enter- GRANDMOTHER'S STAND-INS are Cynthia Nathan, left, presenting award for winner To Elect Officers tained at Saturday's Hunt of The Navesink, second event in Saturday's Hunt Race Meet, in place of her grand- RENT A PIANO LONG BRANCH - Election officers of the Monmouth - Ocea: Race Meet at Mr. and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Allison.L. S. Stern of Festoon Farm, Scobeyville. Accepting the silver $10 per month County Welfare Directors wi Amory L. Haskell, Sr.'s plate is Katherine Harding of New York City, substituting for her grandmother, Mrs. Frit dtllvtry, FrM tuning take place Wednesday in the A Middletown estate. William C. Riker of Rumson. Full Allowona If You Buy dena Baptist Church. At the first meeting of the sec THE TUSTING son, Benjamin Sandberg of tf Social Security Office, Asbur PIANO COMPANY Park, spoke on the Medicare Bil longi 1 Bond, Aibury Pork explaining health insurance fo 775-0664 the aged which will go into e: feet in July of next year.

For Brides Only HUFFMAN FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM She Makes Dreams Come True Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown — 542-1010 UP A TREE is Peter Veling, II, Tilton PL, Middletown, By MARGOT SMITH sometimes take away sleeves or to produce something that wil a sheath of ivory satin banded credit to myself," say. by wide rows of hand-crocheted who discovered early in the game that trees are top LINOROFT — Dream a wed- ding gown, and Mrs. Thelma Is there a great demand for Mrs. Creager. "I won't let them lace made by a neighbor. spots from which to watch the hunt races. Nine-year-old Creager can make that dream wear anything hideous." Mrs. Creager is "booked until Hank Kearney, Tilton Rd., Middletown, sticks to fence- come true. Creager, who has been May," taking no more orders sitting. Into Mrs. Creager's sewing sewing since she was nine, ha: for the time !»eing. She plans a short vacation from the tension WE EXHAUST room come the visions of starry In most cases, Mom's dress wedding gowns and excitement, but she wil] re- eyed brides-to-be, pictures they since the '30's, before she was turn to her sewing machine this have clipped from magazines, ad- spring. Set Dates for Bazar ice from their mothers, and bits of yellowed lace from their CLIFFWOOD BEACH - Th 5 from 7 to 10 p.m., preceded b; randmothers' veils. Women's Association of the Ba a Harvest Dinner which will b Mrs. Creager sews 'them all Outlines Role iew Presbyterian Church w served at 5:30 p.m., and Nov. up into unforgettable gowns, each lold its annual bazar Nov. the bazar will be open from H perfect for the wearer and her nd 6 in Fellowship Hall, Greei a.m. to 3 p.m. most memorable day. Of Auxiliary vood Ave. Chairmen of the various booth! This year, Mrs. Creager has NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. The bazar will take place No\ include Mrs. Thomas Buchan 'dressed" 14 brides and most Charles C. Schock, Jr., Sea Girt, Sweet Shoppe with home mad if the bridesmaids, mothers, auxiliary co-ordinator on the every single possibility . . . Mon., Tucs. cakes, pies, jellies and relishes mothers-in-law End flower girls board of tlie Family and Chil- Wed. Specials Mrs. .Gustave Gerdings, aprons who have accompanied them to dren's Service of Monmouth Coun- When you ask us for an inexpensive PERMANENT Mrs. Harold Hatfield, attic trea the altar. Their gowns have been ty, was guest speaker at Tues- WAVE sures; Mrs. Robert Hayes an :onceived, designed and created day's meeting of the Mid-Mon- mouth Auxiliary in the home of Mrs. Edward Kelly, crochet am n the delightful atmosphere of diamond ... we have so many on hand 5.95 complete Mrs. Halscy M. Hauber, 39 Wil- embroidery, and Mrs. Robert Col ire-wedding excitement that fills SHAMPOO lins, the "Book Nook." low Rd. Program chairman was her workshop. that many of our customers insist on and SET Mrs. Benjamin Pickering, New Also, Mr. and Mrs. Edwan "They come to me with wild Shrewsbury, REG. 1 QC Sohwahl will have a Christma; deas, sometimes," Mrs. Creager something with just a little more quali- bootih; Mrs. Peter Homyock, th Mrs. Schock explained that the With or Without Appointment says. "But we work with the role of an auxiliary is to serve doll and toy booth; Mrs. William deas and the girl's personality ty ... for distinction. FREE SNACK BAR its parent board in three ways: Bonnetto, gift book, and 'her hus- ind her stature, and we usually band Mr. Bonnetto, in charge ol public relations, fund raising and come up with just the right LEON'S IS the sporting booth. volunteer work. Family and Chil- thing." dren's Service is a non-profit or- PERMANENTS and HAIR There will be a fish pond foi To make sure that all goes 1 CUTTING SPECIALISTS janization serving the people of OPEN :he youngsters, with Miss Flor- well on the special day, Mrs Monmouth County through mar- MONDAY TO SATURDAY ;nce Packed and William Liege Creager has an overall pattern riage and family counseling, fos- ReussillesV THURS. end FRI. EVENINGS in charge. Santa Claus also wil for beautiful weddings. It includes ter home supervision, an adop- 105 Monmouth St. Red Bank tie on hand. Harry Kern is chair instructions for sitting, walking tion program, Homemaker Ser- Registered Jewelers — American Gem Society 741-6150 man of the harvest dinner. A and kneeling gracefully in pencil- vice, assistance for unmarried (Near Corlton Theatre) lim Empire gowns, the -care and Fr» Parking at Sinclair Station features of the bazar will be ope: mothers, and the co-operating 36 Bread — At the Clock at Comer h bli landling of cathedra! trains, and representative for Traveler's Aid. little advice on hair-ride when pictures are being 'eoples Luncheon, specifically ioned. We use the laces and trim married. She laughs at the say- aken, helps order the flowers, for the convenience of shoppers sometimes, but the dress is new ing that making one's own gown ind helps the bride dress for and working people in the area, A recent bride had the lace froi is bad luck. "I made mine, and This is the dictionary definition and number three aptly applies to he wedding. Each pleat and fold Thursday, Oct. 28. Servings will her mother's gown made into I've been very lucky." jets her attention. When the wed- be from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. . mantilla. Needs Diplomacy Mrs. Carl P. Forsman is Tom Dean's Florist ... the only florist owned and operated by a ling is over, she often makes a Engaged girls come from as ;ew planned changes to turn the Most of the girls want Ion hairman of the fund-raising member of the family that has been synonymous with the finest floral far as Boston and Ohio to have ;own into a gala formal. "Most dresses with trains. From the event. On the menu will be juice, Mrs. Creager create their wed- the girls don't want to put point they hare varied idea; :hlcken and noodle casserole, arrangements for 66 years. ding gowns. They bring their sis- iem away in moth balls, so we i Empire and Renaissanc tossed salad, hot rolls, apple stru- ters and their mothers and at- del. tea or coffee. lake the trains detachable and modes now very popular. "I tr tendants, and sometimes it takes a lot of diplomacy to keep every- Halloween Party To be sure you are getting an one happy. Mrs. Creager recalled some of Held in Shrewsbury Fresh.. the striking color combinations SHREWSBURY - The Shrews- ORIGINAL DEAN ARRANGEMENT of weddings she recently worked ury Community Club held a cos- on. One winter wedding was nil tume Halloween . card party re- see or call For Fall white, with fur hats and muffs cently in the Presbyterian Church for the bridesmaids who carried House. Mrs. Robert H. Disbrow You'll find the looks you white poinsettias. and Mrs. Maver J. Campbell Ilka at Love Lane with Delores Del Negro, who will were in charge of refreshments one of our exclusive become Mrs. Richard DeCarlo at and Mrs. Thomas McClintock, Cocktail Drenara or Holy Trinity Church, Long in charge of entertainment. Special Occasion Dresses In long or short lengths. Branch, on Oct. 30, will have five The club will hold its annual attendants dressed in American dinner Nov. 22 in the Lincroft Beauty and ice pink. The bride's Inn. Robert H. Disbrow is chair- gown, designed by herself, will be man of the event.

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Rd Unit May i-ti»r«« — Uur-wiur 134 Broad St. »£&» Red Bank *tm mo.., wed., Iri. 'Ill » .JOKN UVIGM, THE DAILY REGISTER Ujt, Uthe fomtr Pttrkia Ceremony Art Show Is Monday, Octakr 25, 1965—$ Ann Benner, dttughttr of Sell Fasti The Daily Register Mr, and Mrt. Jamei F. Btnner, Saturday In Nov. 12-14 Classified. ST., of Matawaa. She was MJDDLETOJVN-Silver bowl PV»HT18«mWT married Saturday in St. St. Joseph's awards are offtred to artiste la SrUTTlftlNd Joseph'} Catholic Church, KEYPORT - Miss Cheryl Pa- the Community Art Show Nov. SPEECECH CORRECTIOCORMCTH N Ktyporl, , tricia Patterson and Wayne Da 12-14 in Harmony School, Har- COURSES FOR vid Bowne were married Satur- mony-Murphy Rd., New Mon- CLUIS art* lUllNESM! day In St. Joseph's Catholic mouth, a program sponsored Churoh. by the Recreation Commission SPHCH wmriN» The bride Is the daughter of Of the Towmhlp of Mlddletown. UD BANK SKICH ClNTtR MRS. JAMES O'BRYON, Mr. and Mn. Charles F. Patter^ There will be • profenlonal FOR ruiue SHAKERS below, formerly Margaret A. son, 81 Monroe St., Keyport, and category (all mediums); amc- Mur category, watercolor and Bell, it the daughter of Mr. the bridegroom'* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Woodlyne W. Bowne, oil) and a photography cate- and Mrs. Frank Meredith reside at 50 Liberty PI., West gory, professional and ama- Bell of Atlantic Highlands. Keansburg, teur, Silver bowli will be pre- Her wedding, also on Rev. Edward Strano officiated sented for first place in all CIIMCI. . In addition, tr»j« will Saturday, was in the Central at the double ring ceremony. The bride was given Jti mar- be presented for second and Baptist Church, Atlantic riage by her father. Her floor- third place In certain other Highlands, length gown of bouquet taffeta categories, was designed with a scoop neck- The commission's definition the chairs you've beer) line, long sleeves and a chapel- of a professional artist Is: "one hearing so much about length train embroidered with who engages in any phase of rtuny conttnkUM motifs of Alencon lace, re-em- art such as commercial, car- broidered with seed pearls, crys- tooning, teaching, or as an art • tangint-ipolwd MiMls tals and wheat pearls. Her three- director whereby a major por- • bright attractive tiered French illusion veil was tion of hit/her income is de- partlmmon ind Whltt caught to a water lily crown of rived; or who hai sold mart crystals and pearls, She carried than three paintings, sketches, a cascade bouquet of white fuj drawings, photographs, etc., mums, green ivy and artifica within one year prior to the Miss Benner white grapes, date of this show." AX Mrs. Richard Veith, Parlifl Receiving of art work will Is Married was matron of honor. She wore be Nov. 11 from 10 a.m. to 3 an Empire gown styled with p.m. In the school. honey gold crepe floor-length The hours for the exhibition In Key port skirt with matching Watteau Mrs, Whitney L. Beebe 111 be 7 to 9 p.m. Nov. 12; 1 to KEYPORT - Miss Patricia train and a darker honey gold (The former Nancy L. Couch) p.m., Nov. 13 and 1 to 4 p.m. Ann Banner, daughter of Mr. fitted bodice of velveteen. A seal Nov. 14, There will be a recep- •nd Mrs, James F. Benner, Sr., loped circular veil was attached tion and tea for exhibitors at 253 Harding Blvd., Matawan, and to her open pillbox of matching he closing from 4 to 5 p.m. John Lynn LaVlgne were' mar- velveteen. She carried a fireside Whitney Beebe Marries Judging will take place prior I basket of pale yellow fuji mums • walkers, crutches and etna* ried Saturday, in St. Jos»ph's i and during the opening of the bronze pompons, ivy, acorns and « commodes Catholic Church. m xhlbltlon. artificial pale green grapes. • bathtub scats and rails The bridegroom li the ton of Miss Nancy L Couch Invitations to exhibit have been i trays and accessories' Mn. Robert Buckmaster 33OB The bridal attendants were at- mailed to many known artists Crois Rd., Matawan, and th tired in identical gowns and EAST BANGOR, Pa. - Mis Miss Chvenda Couch, at home, and are available to anyone at Hie Shrewsbury Shops Joseph Armand LaVlgne. headpieces and carried fireside Nancy Lynne Couch and Whltne> was maid of honor for her sister he Recreation Commission Of- Lockman Beebe, son of Mrs. Johr Also attending the bride were SHREWSBURY Rev. August Neumann offici- baskets of the same fall selec 'ice In Bodman Park, Any fur- 1 Howard Beebe, 230 Hance Rd, Miss Barbara Campions and ated at the double ring ceremony tionf Mrs. Ronald Dempsey, ther detail! may be obtained by Holmdel, and Mist Nancy Carrfe, Fair Haven, N. J. and the lati Mrs. Donald Hetzel, both of PHARMACY and celebrated the Nuptial Man. calling Jane B. Lockhart, senior Irvington, cousin of the bride Mr. Beebe, were married Satu Euton, and Mn. Eugene Beedle, clerk at that office, or by writ- •ROAD ST., SHMWSlUftV Tha bride was given In mar wore ginger ensembles; Miss day here In Grace Evangelical Perkasle, Pa. Ing, P. O. Box 307, Mlddletown ftr§» Mirny • 7*1-4174 rlage by her father. She wore Remay Wiley, Cheesequake, and Lutheran Church. They wore floor-length gowm The exhibition fee Is one dollar a pttu de tola gown designed Miss Patricia Hegerman, Lau- Rev. Leon Phillips officiated ai of satin with organta overdress- with appliques of Alencon lace for up to three exhibits per per- rence Harbor, cousin ot the bride, the double ring, ceremony, aftei es, In gold for the honor atten< and pearll around the scoop ton. Works may be aold at the wore sage green ensembles. which a reception was held in thi dant, and In green for the three neckline and walit. The bell skirt ihow. Hotel Bethlehem in Bethlehem. others. The maid of honor car- with a full back ended In a Six-year-old Jill Ann Carhart, ried a cascade of green pompon* chapel train. Her English illusion East Keansburg, niece of the The bride, daughter of Mr. am and tha other attendants carded veil was held by a coronet of bridegroom, wag flower girl. She Mrs. Jack Leslie Couch, of thle cascades of gold pompons. crystals and pearls and the car- wore a honey gold ensomble of place, was given in marriage by CARPET and FURNITURE ried a cascade bouquet of white gimilar design with a full skirt her father. She wore a Ion John Howard Beebe, Jr., New ahaitas, white pompons and Margaret Bell Is Bride Gifford Bowne, Port Monmouth sleeved gown of peau de sol York City, was best man for hit •tcphanotla. wat best man for his brother. fashlond with a ohapel-lengti brother, Usheri were Tod Hel- CLEANING Ushers were Ronald Dempsey train. Her fingertip veil wa he muth Beebe, Rumson, alto broth- Mrs. Edward Emch, Matawan, s Holmdei; Jamej Dempsey, Shark in place by a small floral hea er of the bridegroom; George M was matron of honor.' Her floor Of James F. O'Bryon hml River Hills, Neptune; Edwart piece and she carried a bouqui Vlaslts, Paramus, N.J., and Let- length gown of sapphire blue Crossley, Holmdel, and D»ni< of white roses centered with ar lie C, Couch, at home, brother catln peau had a fitted bodice and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - their circular veil heidpiecti al Casey, Old Bridge. Gilford of the bride, bsll skirt featuring ». mist blue Central Baptist Church was the so matched their gowns. orchid spray, We bring our Bowne, Jr., Port Monmouth The bride is a graduate of Watteau panel back. A circular ««'ng here Saturday for the Sherry Lynn Ungenfelter, At- newphaw of the bridegroom, was Pen Argyl High School and St veil was attached to her match marriage of Miss Margaret Adlna Watercolor Show lantic Highlands, niece Of the ring bearer, Luke's Hospital School of Nun services to Ing cabbage rose headpiece. She Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bride, was flower girl. She wore A reception followed in the BAY HEAD - A total Of « ing, Bethlehem. carried « fireside basket ot yel- Prank Meredith Bell, 93 Third a full-length frock of gold peau de Weit Keansburg Fire House. works by members of the Nev Mr. Beebe is an alumnus of you! Call now low shastas and yellow earn a Ave., to James Frederick sole and carried a miniature ball When they return from a motor Jersey Watercolor Society will the Hill School, Pottstown, and tlonl. O'Bryon, son of Mr and Mrs. bouquet of fall chrysanthemums. be Shown In the N. J. Cultural A freshly cleaned carpst adds charm to the home, Frederick O'Bryon, Scotia, N.Y. trip to Washington, D. C, Vir- Lehigh University, Bethlehem The bridesmaids, who were at- James Detweiler, Perkasle, ginia and Pennsylvania, they.will Center, 128 Osborne Ave., begin- where he received a commiiJion Rev. Kenneth N. Gamble, Jr., gives longer wear. Contact us, for expsrt cleaning tired like the honor attendant, Pa., was best man. Ushers were reside in West Keansburg. ning Sunday, and continuing as a second lieutenant in the Miss Christine UzarlwiCh, and Rev. Thomas J. Bell, uncle ; were Robert Brown, Ni The bride and bridegroom are through Nov. IB. The palntlngi U. S. Army at the tlma rafo'h)s service in your h»me; > ' M'nlo Park, and Miss Susan In of the bride, officiated at the N.Y.: David Brii graduate* of"foyp¥t High Irt among those entered In the graduation. At Lehigh he also foslno, Matawan, couain of the double ring ceremony. Church BEN ROSS' ria, Va.; Laird Ottman', Schenec- School. annual exhibition ot the society was a member of Sigma Nu bride. They carried fireside bas organist was Mrs. David tady, N.Y., and David Cillberto, Mrs. Bowne is employed by which Just closed in MontcUir. fraternity. keti of yellow pompons and MoKeohnle and soloists were CARPET and Hartsdale. N.Y. the Bell Telephone Laboratories, Among the local member! Mr. and Mrs. Beebe, after a whait, Miss Sally Beth Edwards and Holmdel. showing are Virginia Fluegel, wedding trip to Bermuda, will UPHOLSTERY Teresa Benner, it home, was Clark Barthlnger. Immediately The bride, an alumna of At- lantic Highlands High School, at- The bridegroom is employed by Normandy Beach; Luclle Geiser, be at home at 230 Hance Rd., fnwer girl for her sister. She after the ceremony a reception Manasquan and Helen and Ceil ACME CLEANING CO. his father in the B&W Auto Body Fair Haven, until Jan. 10, when wore a mist blue satin floor- tended Monmouth College, West was held In the church hall. Shop, Port Monmouth, and the Grayer, Belmar. he will be on active duty1 with length frock with scoop neckline, Long Branch, and was graduat- Mr. Bell escorted his daughter W. W. Bowne & Son Oil Com- There will be a reception Sun the Army, stationed at Fort Gor- full skirt and sapphire blue sash. ed from Kings College, Briar- PHONE 741-4255 who wore an Empire-styled gown cliff Manor, N.Y. Mr. O'Bryon Danv. West Kean&burji dav from 4 to 7 p.m. She wort a circlet of yellow of peau de sole fashioned with shaitas and yellow carnations on was graduated from Draper High a long-sleeved bodice of Alencon School, attended Rennselaer Poly- her hair and carried a miniature lace, A-llne skirt and detachable fireside basket of matching flow- technic Institute, Troy, N.Y., and train appliqued With matching was graduated from Emmaus A FRAME, is a frame, is a frame ers. lace. A peau de sole and pearl Bible School and the Kings Col- Peter Sakowskl Matawan, was bow headpiece secured her bouf- lege. best man. Ushers were James fant veil and she carried purse inlets lit been made by ... P. Benner, Jr., and George J. fashion, a ball bouquet of creamy Mr. and Mrs. O'Bryon Will re- USED MACHINE Banner, at home, brothers of the white chrysanthemums with long side at 281IB Bayorme Ave., Bal- bride. Thomas Benner at home, velvet ribbon, and matching hand timore, Md. SINGER also a brother of the bride, was bouquet. That little Old Frame Maker ling bearer, Mrs. Robert Ungenfelter, At- CBA Instructor The bride was graduated from lantic Highlands, was matron of Matawan Reglonaj High School To Address Parents honor for her sister. Also attend- and Is employed in the technical ing the bride were the Misses HIGHLANDS-Brother Colum- LOU COOPER Information library at Bell Tele- Susan Baker Piainffeld; Ann ban Patrick, FSC, (Mtructor at phone Laboratories Hoimdel. Christian Brothers Academy, 4ISSHRIWSIURYAVE. 7470975 SHREWSBURY Herrell, Springfield, Va.: Barba- After a reception in the Cardi- Lincroft, will be the speaker at ra BaHey, Newport News, Va., nal Room at Buck Smith's Res- a meeting of the Parent-Teach- SALE! and Mrs David Clliberto, Harts- S Serving the Shore for Over 42 Yeart taurant, East Keantburg, the er Association ot Our Lady of eoupla left by |et for a wedding dale, N.Y., sliter ot the bride- Perpetual Help School Tuesday trip In Bermuda. groom. They wore Empire-styled at 8 p.m. In the auditorium. sheath gowns, the honor attend- The bridegroom attended Mat- Brother Patrick, who Will ant's in gold crepe, and the oth- awan Regional High School and speak on "Parents and Educa- ers, in moss green and rust. served In the U. S. Army. He tion," was formerly an elemen- Matters Seven-Eleven They carried ball bouquets in ZIG-ZAGS la employed by tary school principal. Our Only Store Corporation. Mlddletown and Is fait color chrysanthemums to The meeting la open to the a special police officer in the complement their gowns and public. 179 BROADWAY Matawan Borough Polka Depart- LONO BRANCH ment. They will reside at 7 Prospect Point Gardens, Matawan. League Gives Shower What a HIGHLANDS - Miss Ann Al- Verson, Monmouth Ave., was guest of honor at a bridal show- er Tuesday1 given by the Women's \ Wonderful Other Models from Bowling League, Highlands, in Bahr't Landing Restaurant. HOLIDAY B06 our sensational selection of Miia Alverton will ba married used sewing machinesi We took In November in St. Agnes Cath- Idea . • . olic Church, Atlantic Highland*. PARTY SEASON them in trade - put them in top- Through our major order department notoh condition - now you take Celebrate$ Birthday Lew up to them away at low, low prices! ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS-The 15 pound* all width draperies In fiberglass, on- first birthday of Theresa A. 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Front St. Red Bonk I e Easy Charge' • Free Parking, rear ol store ~ KejNHHa? 10-Mooky, October 2S, 1965 Ten Scientists and Engineers THE DAILY, REGISTER Bampton Castle Captures In geophysical research, he has conceived and led Arctic and An- tarctic electromagnetic propaga- tion experiments which have Cited for Achievement, Leadership demonstrated new and promising Gold Cup for Mrs. Riker potentials in global communica- (Continued) FORT MONMOUTH - Ten noise, it Is highly effective for provement in national defense ber already have been built and tions. officials, with the major events scientists and engineers of the intercepting weak radio signals. as the study became the bis are proving highly successful. Dr. Winkler received his edu- attracting the largest fields in V. S. Army Electronics Com- The amplifier, cheap to produce for directed commonality of A Mr. Eyre also designed, in co- cation at the University of Graz, many years. It gave added evi- mand's research and develop- and described as basically sim- my and Marine Corps equiprnen' operation with the meteorology in his native Austria. dence, they said, of growing In- terest of owners in the turf ment activities will be cited for ple, is ready for widespread use. and provided technical data foi researchers, a simple meter that He belongs to the Institute ol their technical achievements and The device, which employs a future development of both U. accurately records the volume of course competition offered by Electrical and Electronics En hunt groups. leadership at the fifth annual hitherto unknown principle of sig- and NATO combat communica- gas as balloons are inflated. gineers, and is a member of th award ceremony and dinner nal amplification, was the result tions equipment. Mr. Eyre has a Bachelor of sci- . The Monmouth County Hunt Army Scientific Advisory Pane: Cup, a feature of the meeting dance in Gibbs Hall Thursday. of Mr. Brett's exploration into He is a native of Austria and ence degree from Newark Col- on Astronomy, and Astrophysics, Those to be cited for techni- ** potentials of the1 veractor, holds the equivalent of a mas- since it was initiated in 1926, lege of Engineering, and has en- the Office of Naval Research-Na drew what may have been a rec- cal achievements are: Dr. Israel which is itseM a recently de- ter's degree from the Vienna In- gaged in special studies in outer tional Science Foundation Panel veloped component that performs stitute of Technology. He belongs ord field of 11 starters. This was R. Senitzky,, 156 Queens Dr., Lit- space research at the University on Astronomy Support, the Inter- in sharp contract to experiences tle Silver; Herbert Brett, 600 as a voltage variable capacitor. to the Institute of Electrical and of Michigan and in stress an- national Radio Consultant Com- Mr. Brett attended Rutgers of recent years in which the tim- Hendriokson PI., Fair Haven; Jo- Electronics Engineers. alysis at Massachusetts Insti- mittee; the Lincoln Laboratory ber course contest drew only five tef H. Anderl, 51 Obre Rd., University. Mr. Eyre, a mechanical engi- tute of Technology. Space Communications Panel or six entries with scratches trim- Colts Neck; David G. Eyre, 364 Mr. Anderl, an electronic en- neer in the Engineering Support Mr. Reich, chief of the Sem the Madkan Mountain Study ming the field to three or four MacArthur Ave., Long Branch, gineer in the Communications Services Department of the Re- oonduotor Devices Branch of th Group of the Army Materiel starters. end Bernard Reich, 21 Ei- and Automatic Data Processing search and Development Direc Electronic Components Labor< Command; the American Geo- Laboratory, has had a major torate, is cited for helping to Timber Interest tele Ave., Wanamassa. tory, is cited for research in t physical Union, and the Ameri- Travelers of the hunt meet cir- Those to be cited for leader- part in carrying out a special simplify the inflation and launch mechanisms affecting the reli can Management Association. study of combat area tacticaj ing of meteorological balloon! cuit have reported this evidence ship are: Paul T. Wilson, 82-A ability of transistors and diode: of return of Interest in timber radios directed by the Defense under field conditions. Mr. Holzer, chief o! the Tech Eaton Crest Dr., Eatontown; Dr. and for helping to work out de nical Plans and Operations Of- racing, as opposed to the brush Gernot M. R. Winkler, 4«1 Nor- Department's Director of Re- Mr. Eyre, working with ECOM signs and techniques more n course competition which had at- search and Engineering. meteorologioal researchers, de- fice in the Communications and wood Ave., long Branch; Johann sistant to the stresses of strii Automatic Data Processing Lab- tracted bigger fields In recent Holzer, $78 Van Court Ave., El- His work, termed the most sig- signed an inflation and launchin gent operating conditions. atory, is cited for outstanding previous years, has been general nificant in tie over-all study, val- platform consisting of light met beron; Frank A. Brand, 17 Elm As one accomplishment, M leadership in the technical plan- this season. Ave., Shadow Lawn Manor, idated the Army's position re- al tubing, a nylon-net bed, anc Reich and a scientific team un Defection had no noticeable ef- ardin a windscreen. ning of the laboratory's pro- Ocean Township, and George g « continuing procurement der his leadership investigated ram. fect Saturday on the brush event, Hogelin, 22 Park Blvd., Wana- ef hundreds of millions of dol- The launchers are sturdy, light what came to be known as "the however, as a good field of nine massa. lars worth of such communica- in weight, efficient, easy to dis- solder ball mystery" and discov A native of Austria, he holds went to the post for the co-fea- Brig. Gen. William B. Latta, tions equipment. The result, the semble for transport, and eco- ered the reason for a number the equivalent of a master's de- tured Monmouth County Gold SOLO EFFORT — Vernon G. Cardy's O'Platter, having gree from Vienna Institute of ECOM commander will present citation states, has been an im- nomical to make. A small num- puzzling disruptions and failure: Cup. lost rider Neil Slade at the ninth fence of Saturday's Technology. Mrs. William C. Riker of Rum two of the group, whose names n the electronic circuitry of mis j] Monmouth County Hunt Cup race' at the Amory L. have not yet been disclosed, with siles, satellites, and other equi Mr. Brand, deputy director of son saw her colors in the win- "outstanding" awards in special ment. The team found that the the Solid State and Frequency ner's circle twice during the af- Haskell estate in Middletown Township, felt that no recognition of their respective tiny solder balls, which effected Control Division in the Electron- ternoon. Her eight-year-old cam- reason for dropping out of the contest and went th» re- technical and leadership contri- ic Components Laboratory, is paiener, Bampton Castle, won . . ., • • „ ,. ., ,. ,.,. . some types of transistors, were n inm mlle and a hilf on h own Th butions. formed by the heat generated commended for his "dyjiamic the Gold Cup in convincing fash- ' * ? " - » disqualified Since being Inaugurated in during abnormal transient surges and productive" direction of re- ion after MacNab, her four-year- horse finished third in a nine horse field. 1860, the awards have won wide of power. The balls would some- search and development pro- old gelded son of Nashua, had recognition in scientific and en- times break loose or roll under grams, and also is recognized copped the Navesink, a three- the first two horses, the rider- logical choice to taks the Gold gineering circles as an impor- the impetus of vibration or othei for his personal contributions in quarter-mile dash on the flat. less horse caused some Interfer- Cup. Running in the second slot tant barometer of electronic prog- mechanical movement, thereto) an advanced area of electronics. Tommy Walsh, a young "regu- ence to Boating Party and Lotso- and in hot contention through ths ress. causing short circuits that, while Mr. Brand's work has been lar" among riders of the eastern mo, one of the early front run- early going, Tuscalee was taken mainly in the field of semicon- circuit, also scored a double — ners. Slade was uninjured. up by rider Joe Aitcheson, Jr., This year's 10 citation winners nevertheless upset operation El Moro was a slight favoriti have contributed to a wide range bring about outright equipmen ductor and quantum electronic and a big one — taking both fea after the saddle slipped. devices which are employed in ture events. He rode Bampton in the field off an impressive per- Grandvlew's Becky's Ship, of military electronics advances breakdown. formance in defeating Leeds Don that represent significant prog- iuch equipment as microwave ra Castle to its score in the Gold which had scored a clean sweep The remedy; a change dn tlv dio; lasers, and for improved Cup after copping the Hunt Cup last month in the Bowman Bowl at Rolling Rock, was withdrawn ress in laser and maser research metallic content of the solder. as Reston, Va. Dunotter, how- end development, highly effec- parametric amplifiers. on Rokeby Stables' Dunotter for from the entry list after being Mr. Reich holds a bachelor i owner Paul Mellon of Uppervllle, ever, had also impressed in his sent out for the hurdle race at tive amplifiers, radioAvave prop- Mr. Brand holds bachelor's and last previous effort, winning the agation studies at both ends of science degree In physics from Va. Aqueduct the previous day. City CoHege of New York and master's degrees in physics from Early Lead A. M. Byers, 3d, Cup at the Roll- FUly Wins the globe, components, meteoro- the Polytechnic Institute of has done graduate work in elec- Dunotter was moved to the ing Rock Hunt Club meeting al Vigorous Wheys, a four-year- logical equipment, aircraft elec- Brooklyn, and is a part-time in- Llgonier, Pa., the previous Satur- tronics, technical planning, trical engineering with Rutgers xont after the second fence of old chestnut filly owned by Mrs. University. He is a senior mem- structor of electronic engineering the 21-obstacle, three mile tim- day. Fay Ingalls of Winston-Salem, equipment use studies and de- at Monmouth College, West Long sign evaluation. ber of the Institute of Electrica: ber course, moved out to a com The Gold Cup was a little more N.C., and ridden by Douglas and Electronics Engineers, anc Branch. He is a senior member manding lead in the first mile closely contested match in which Small, Jr., scored a driving, two- The selections, narrowed down the principal U. S. member or if the Institute of Electrical and and was never hard-pressed after Bampton Castle, In a smooth and length victory in the day's open* from a long list of candidates, the NATO Special Working Grou] Electronic Engineers, belongs to that. Thomas H: McKoy, Jr.'s even effort, bested Grandview er, the Holmdel, a 1'4-mile hur- are 'made by a committee com- on Semiconductor Devices. the Armed Forces Communica- El Moro, with Joe Altcheson, Jr., Stables' veteran racer, Kandy- dle test. Mrs. Ronald B. Hough- posed of the directors of the Mr. Wilson, an electronic en- tions and Electronics Association, in the Irons, was the only racer Sugar, with A. P. Smithwick up ton's Guelph, with James Ma- Electronics Command's six lab- and sits on a number of govern- within threatening distance by six lengths. Allison Stern o honey aboard, was second best, oratories, its advanced research REHEARSAL — Chester Hammann of Rumson, rehearses gineer on the technical staff of 1 the Equipment Analysis Division ment advisory panels concerned through the final mile and fin- Scobeyville, seeking to retire the three lengths In front of Alfred establishment, and the Research an emotional scene in the Monmouth Players' production with specialized areas of elec- ished second, 10 lengths back. cup with a third win, had to set- H. Smith Jr.'s Shoo Away, ridden and Development Directorate. of the Research and Develop of "The Chalk Garden," opening Friday in the Navesink ment Directorate, is cited foi tronics. Boating Party, owned and ridden tle for the show share of the by Joe Aitcheson, Jr. The two winners of the out- library. Actresses are Mrs. Wallace Underwood of Locust, providing "leadership and crea- Mr., Hogelin, electronic engi- by R. B. Jones, Jr., was another purse. His Suruga Bay, ridden The highly regarded winner, standing awards will have their tive initiative" in formulating ieer in the Avionics Laboratory, 16 lengths behind In the show by Kenneth Nesky, finished five names added to the eight others left, and Miss Susan- McAneny of Red Bank.. toting topweight of 146 and spot- ECOM's engineering design eval- as organized and led a team of spot. lengths back of Kandy-Sugar. ting the rest of the field from six that have been inscribed during uation format for electronic ma- .pproximately 40 ECOM person- O'Platter dumped rider Neil Alfred H. Smith, Sr.'s, Tusca- the past four years on a perma- to 16 pounds, toured the course 9 teriel. iel from several organizational Slade at the ninth fence while lee, the eastern timber racing in 3;12-3/5. nent plaque at the Hexagon Build- Jements in the application of running fourth. Continuing to champion of 1964, running over Ing, ECOM's headquarters. 'The Chalk Garden "By his direction of the evalu- MacNab, ridden by Pat Smith- ation team, complete, timely, am ivionics materiel for one of the run with the field, well behind brush for the first time, was the Following are the accomplish- wick, came from well off the ralid reporting of all pertinent highest priority Army aircraft pace In the closely contested ments of the 10 to be cited this factors has been achieved in developments. year: 9 Navesink, second race on the Will Open Friday highly professional document His efforts encompassed con- card, to score by a length over Dr. Senitzky, a team leader In tinuous co-ordination at Depart- Red Bank s Halloween NAVESINK — Monmouth Play Highlands, will play Friday and with a minimum of man-hour ef- Mrs. William Coxe Wright's Can- the Institute for Exploratory Re- fort," the citation states. ment of Army, Department of •earch, is commended for his ers' production of "The Chalk Saturday and on Nov. 5 and 6. nelton and give Mrs. Riker her Garden" win open Friday in the Five newcomers to the group Mr. Wilson retired from the Ar- Navy, and Department of Defense first winner of the day. Cannel- contributions to quantum elec- levels, and with the aircraft Proj Parade Draws 35 Units tronics, work that Includes the Navesink library. are members of the cast. They my as a' lieutenant colonel in ton, with Marvin Ferral up, was Players are completing re are Mrs. Charles B. Cady, Mrs. 1960. He has a bachelor of sci- ect Manager, in technical stud- RED BANK - Fred M. King Winning cash prizes for the three lengths In front of the third phenomena and processes of hearsals and adding finishin :nce degree in general engineer- ies; in the technical evaluation first five places in the fund rais horse, William A. Goff's Native masers and lasers, Wallace Underwood, Mrs. Sterett general chairman of the 18th an touches to stage scenery an Prevast, Miss Susan McAneny ng from Massachustts Institut jf Army applicability of related nual Halloween Parade, an- ing contest were Bruce Jette of Colony, James Mahoney up, in His achievements on the ad costumes, says Mrs. Ann Car- and 'Mrs. Connie Jones. " )f Technology, and graduat efforts in a U. S. Navy aircraft nounced more than 35 units wil 83 Monmouth St., Mary Ann the dash. vanced levels of such research delfe of 2 Blanche Ct., Middle- Other cast members are Rus- :redits in aeronautics and busi- development of the Integrated particpate Sunday. Connors of 27 Linden PI., Che Double for Small have been widely recognized by town. less administration. Helicopter Avionics System; in Swanson of 44 Garfield PI., other leading scientists in the sell Stevens, Mrs. John Hemleb, Music will be provided by the Small, one of the younger rid- The production, which is direct- Mrs. Samuel Smith and Chester Dr, Winkler is a division di- the establishing of technical cri- Red Bank High School Band Demeturis Everett of 261 South ers of the circuit, also made It a field, and Dr. Senitzky has, by ed by Robert Clarke of Atlanti Hammann, All cast members are ector In the Institute tor Ex- teria for extension of these de- the Point Legion Cadets, the St. Pearl St. and Rochelle Maml of double for the day when ha Invitation, presented papers on accomplished actors, Mrs, Car- toratory Research. velopments efforts for the Army Rose of Lima Drum and Bugle 39 Lelghton Ave. brought Miles Valentine's Rural his findings at national and in- delfe said. He is commended for organiz- Advanced Aerial Fire Support Corps, the Twin Light Lancers Riot home a length In front of ternational conferences. Third Infant Heading the stage crew and ing a balanced research program System; in the participation of and the Coppertones of Middle Mrs. Wright's Light of Dsvon In Dr. Senitzky obtained his bach- technical staff are Mr. and Mrs. in the division, and for leader- the U. S. Army technical require- town. the finale, the Middletown, elor's degree from City College Victor Dingle, Mrs. Richard Gal- ship that has induced his col- ments for industry solicitation of A feature this year will be the To Address Light of Devon, with Ed Deveau of New York, his master's de- Victim Of lagher, Mrs. Martin Cain, Mrs. eagues to contribute nurnerou the avionics portion for the Aer- East Brunswick Rifle-Ettes, an up, was four lengths to the good gree from New York University, John Hemleb, Mr. and Mrs. significant achievements in ial Fire Support System and in all-girl precision drill team with of the show horse, Edwin J. and his doctorate from Colum- NAACP Unit Pneumonia James Gwynn and Mrs. Carl La- clear physics, plasma physics :he evaluation of the resulting 30 first place marchjng trophies Gould's Greek Myth, ridden by bia University. He belongs to the Salle. and geophysics. iroposals at Fort Eustis, Va. to its credit. LONG BRANCH - Commis- Willie Moore, in the 1%-mile flat American Physical Society. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Bron- Through his leadership, criti- The Shrewsbury Girl's Drill sioner William W. Barnes, of the course test. Mr. Brett, an engineer in the chogenic pneumonia, k i 11 e cal schedules were met, the avi- team and the cheerleaders, ma New Jersey Civil Rights Com- Publicity Chairman G. Barker Electronic Warfare Laboratory, of two Long Branch Infants las onics system for Army aircraft jorettes and flag twirlers of Red mission, will address the Long Seeley reported the rain that fell discovered and developed a new ippropriately defined and indus- Bank High will also march. Friday had softened the course Wednesday, claimed the life of a May Switch Library Branch NAACP tomorrow night type of what is known as a phase xial participation solicited. The parade will form in Marine surface which had been hard- shift amplifier, Characterized by three-day-old baby here yester- He attended Pratt Insitute and Park at 2 p.m. and step off at at its monthly meeting at the Lib- packed after a dry spell. Clock- Its wide bandwidth, high gain, day. Site to School Land ias taken advanced technical 2:30. Judging, under the direc- erty Community Center, Putter ings reflected the slower but end extremely low self-generated Stephen Jaggard, son of Rev ind computer courses. He belongs tion of Louis Vaiti, will be done Ave. at 8 p.m. safer cushion. Time for the two- and Mrs. Kenneth Jaggard, 91 MATAWAN - The proposed much of the extra space included the Armed Forces Commut- by the Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis, The topic of Mr. parnes' pre- mile Gold Cup was 4:07, and for Raymere Ave., Wanamassa, wa joint library may be constructed in plans. ations and Electronics Associ- Jaycees, Elks, Bates and Knights sentation will be "Civil Rights— the Hunt Cup's three miles, dead on arrival at Monmouth at the Regional High School if She said that the 17,850-square- ition. of Columbus. Our Gains and Responsibilities." 5:24-4/5. Rural Riot was clocked Medical Center, Long Branch. the governing bodies of this muni- foot building approved by the Herbert A. Swanson, in charge After the talk there will be a it 2:05-3/5 for the 10 furlongs of cipality and Matawan Township board and referred for governing Sell Fast! ThB Daily Register of the tag day fund drive, an- question and answer period. the Middletown. Time for the Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman reject Terhune Park as a site. six-furlong Navesink was 1:34, WWEM COLD BEGINS county physician, disclosed th body approval consists primarily Classified. nounced receipts of over $570. The public is invited. cause of death. Mrs. Evelyn Carter, Joint Li- of service area. TO SHOW ITS FACE- brary Board of Trustees presi- Police here said Rev. Jaggard "One person can control all ©UR OIL WILL PUT dent, made the disclosure last sections and activities because of IT BACK IM PLACE was taking his child, who was night, but reiterated that the having breathing difficulties, the way the plans have been STftt TIME - COME IN NOW board feels Terhune Park is the drawn," she said, adding: the hospital yesterday morning best location for the facility. TO GET YOUR BEAUTIFUL GIFTS when he spotted first aid ambu- "It is a most functional build- lances at the Walter Reade es- Commenting on some protests ing." tate where a Democratic Party that the projected cost of the She stated that if all other EATONTOWN NATIONAL BANK'S barbecue was soon to begin. The structure is too high, the presi- points of the board's proposal dent declared that in evaluating are approved with the exception New Main Office Celebration first aid squadsmen transferred original thoughts that a 22,000- the unconscious bafjy4o the Oak- of the site, consideration will be EBEC f»IETC Whin you opt* « —* tovliqi account far S100 or square-foot building should be given to constructing the library FKEB Vlr I 9 man or a MW ducking account lor $10 or nsr*. hurst,_Sauajl/arnbulance and, constructed, the board eliminated at the high school. Wftn a police escort, took the child to the hospital. h|sy tilt winter with our Fiitl Surviving besides her parents, Oil. Cold btlongi outdoor! . . . are the maternal grandparents, iot In your home. For real Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nicolaus of .warmth, call today! Brick Township; the paternal grandmother, Mrs. Grace lag- gard of Bloomfield, two broth- ers, Peter and David Jaggard, and two sisters, Audrey and Su san Jaggard, all at home, (Private services will be con- ducted. Arrangements are under FOLDING TARTAN PLAID UMBRELLA TOTE-ALL 8 FIESTA GLASSES BEAUTIFUL BEACON the direction of the Farry Me- TRAVEL CASE AND PICNIC.COOLER BLANKET morial Home, Asbury Park. The child was the 27th infant whose death has been investi- LIMIT ONE GIFT PER CUSTOMER AVAILABLE gated by the county physician's ONLY AT OUR NEW MAIN OFFICE office this year. Last Friday, in a Register ar- ticle, Dr. Gilman explained that Infanta, who have not y«t de- veloped immunities, are highly TONTOWN susceptible to bronchogen- ic pneumonia, which can be car- TIONAL. HEAT ried and transmitted by adults CWPUHE INK CMMMT who have developed immunities. "One sneeze in tiie face of one ANCHOR HOCKING f" ANK of these .babies when he Is In- GUEST PLAYWRIGHT - Sidney Michaels, Naw York SKILLET "OVEN TO FREEZER FLUSH FRENCH POODLE "A MILESTONE IN BETTER BANKINO It" HIGH haling It enough to transmit the playwright, left, li shown with Kenneth Frieda of Rumton, CERAM SERVICES ... FOR YOU" || disease," Dr. Gilman said then, FlUHR president of Monmouth Players at • meeting of the actors' L QUARTERLY He urged persons wtio come ROUTE 35 and WYCKOFF ROAD, EATONTOWN FUEL OIL in contact with Infant* under a group. Mr. Michaels, author of Tchln Tehln, Ben Franklin p BANK INTEREST year old to wear a face mask. ON ALL SAVINGS ALSO SERVING YOU IN THE MONMOUTH MIMMR FIDIML in Paris and other plays, wai guest speaker at the session. DIPOIIT INIURANCI ' : . HIGHEST RATE IN SHOPPING CENTER opposite Bamberger's CORHttRATIOtt ,i\ i OIOO Sell Faitl The Dairy Regtttar, He Is working with Richard Rodger* on * musical play MONMOUTH COUNTY iMffled. for production next taaion. - L k Tonwiy rjttb- 11*, X mln. l-rmtr-CMf tM 7-Film-C(nd*relM tan*. TOE DAILY REGISTER TELEVISION • THEATER • MOVIES • MUSIC • DINING OUT M«Ay, o*t* •&, t-FUm-riM &ropes m Wratti, Him Laih-«t mm.- HMry rmda-2 hrs., j» ruin. f-Wkt psvglas-VarMy - MONDAV lt-*eSY Of GrouctK-Qull U>rAII About You-Physlol«ay - MOKNIIH r.a 4-Etfucatlon Exchongt U-eicplorlng Our Languagi Complete Program Listings <:20 '-News +-News-Bc* Wilson 10:10 .WCBS-TV Channels. WNEW-TV Channel » WOR-TV 2—Surprls* Semester 2-"l Love Lucy—Comedy . WNBC-TV Channel 7 . 4—Bwana Don In Jungle-La *—Fractured Phrases—Gomt . W ABC-TV Chanml 11 WPDC-1* " "rolecf Know—education 5-nim—Guilty Bystander. 7:00 Zactiory Scott—1 hr., 25 mln. MONDAY 1:0) KLIrfc Morrls-I hr., 20 mln. . 2—News—Hyoms. 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Brothers—Advice 2—News—Douglas Edwards 9—Sports—Mosher r—Little Rascals—Comedy 11:05 12:51 >:N 4—New—Frank McGee t-.a I—Pooeye—Cartoons U-Parlons Francals-lll 2—Edge Ot Night—Serial 11:15 1:M II—Weather—Vivian Forrar 0:45 4—You Don't Soyl—Game I-Kukla And Olllf—Puppets 11—Mack And Myer—Comedy I—News—Hyams, Murray 5—Chuck McCann—Children 2—News—Jim Jensen 4-PDQ-Gomt 1:50 11:20 7—Young Marrledi—Serial 9—Let's Go-Go—Varlely 9—Farm Report 1J—Wonder Of Wordi 7—Ben Casey—Drama «—World Adventures 11—Superman—Adventure 0:55 11:25 9— Divorce Court—Drama 11—Bato—Children 11—Portrait In TtloupM lew! And Weather 5— News 11—Scarlett Hill—Serial 13—Utah Symphony 13-Once Upon A Doy •:00 11:» 4:M 7—Weather-Ken Rabat 2—Dennis The Menace 2-Dlck Van Dyke-Comedy 1:25 x 2—Secret Storm—Serial MS 4-Blrthday House—Children 4—Paradise Boy S-Nevrt 4—Match Game 7—News—Peter Jennings 7—Girl Talk-Panel 5—Romper Room—Children in 7—Never Too Youno—Serial 9—Changing Earth—Sclenu 9—Memory Lane—Joe Franklin 2—As The World Turns •-Whlrlyblrds-Adventurt 2—Sports—Frank Gilford II—Jack Lo Lanne—Exercise II—Corel Corbett 4—Lel'i Make A Deal 11—Eighth Mart—Cot-toon CSS 11:40 5—Hlm-Wok« Up and Dream. 4:2] 2-Edltorlal-Mlchael Keating 13—Exploring Science June Haver—1 hr., 25 mln. 2—Leave If To Beaver 4—News—Nancy Dlckerson 1:00 11—Film—All (or Love. 4:M 2-News-Walter Cronklte Danielle Darrleux—40 mtn. S—Sea Hunt—Adventure 4—News—Huntlev, Brlnkley . . . AND THE NEW — New surface •^-Children 01 Oltur Land! 4—Film—The whittle ot Eaton Falls. S—Soupy Sales— Comedy 1 10 Lloyd Brldges-W mln. 7—Passport 7—Travel stretches smooth toward Tinton Ave. on 13—Hablo Espanol—Language S Astroboy—Cartoon 9—Marshal Dillon—western THE OLD . . . Eatontown residents have 7—Where The Action Is 11—Huckleberry Hound—Cartoons Maxwell Rd. after Stavola Contracting 4-Nevw—Floyd Ka'lber «—Mike Dougtas—Variety ~~ ~ >ngresslonal Report complained for years of potholes, ruts 11—Beachcomber BIN Co., Red Bank, lays six inches of bitu- 3:N 7:11 and dutt on Maxwell Rd., where heavy 2—Paiiword—Game I:M 13—Soviet Press This Week minous paving. Curbs and storm sewers 4—Womint 01 Truth—Serial 2—Film—Francis. 7:M vehicles pounded the surface into a rough have been installed. Borough Council 7—NurJH—Drama ••'* rvr^nnsr—ft m|n> 2—To Tell The Truth-Panel •—Rim—Cornered. 5—Paul Wlndiell—Children 4-Hullaboloe-Mustc corduroy mess. Borough Council spent awarded contract to Stavola in September Did: Powell-W mln. 7—Film—Conqueror ot Atlantis. 5—Ensign O'Toole—Comedy Walton Reade-Sterling 7-12 O'clock Hlati-Dromo four years' effort obtaining additional after residents donated three feet of 9— Film—The Entertainer. right of way to make state aid possible. Joan Plowrmlght—3 hrs. right of way to permit use of state aid to 11-Lloyd Thoxton-Varlety -T HE AT R ES-J help finance repairs. Shown is portion of Council President Leon B. Smock, Jr., 13—International Maaailna active in promoting the project, quipped: Television Mailbag 1:90 Maxwell Rd. as yet unpaved. J-I've Got A Secret-Panel "The next complaint we'll get will be master ol ceremonies on "Death 4—John Forsythe—comedy By STEVEN H. SCHEUER 5-77 Sunset Strip-Mystery • MATINEI 2 speeding on Maxwell Rd." Question — Will the motion pic- Valley Days?"—V. B. M., Jef- K EVENIN«7 A»:39 ferson, N. C. J—Lucille Ball-Comedy ture "Home from the Hill," star-] A— Dr. Kilaore—Drama ring Eleanor Parker and Robert Answer — The character of Gil 7—Jesse James—Western Mitchum, be shown on TV, andFavor was written out of "Raw- 11—Honeymooners—Comedy Christmas Play 1J—New Matt) For Parents "AN EVENT! FASCINATING! Atlantic Highlands Clmrcl when?— L. M., Columbus, Ohic hide." Eric Fleming, who por- 2—Andy onflltti Comedy Answer — "Home from thi trayed the role, rhould be seen in 4-Andy Wllllams-Varlety guest roles on some shows this 5—Film—Jump Into Hell. MASTERFUL!" Marking 113th Birthday Auditions Held Hill" will be shown on TV in the -TIME Jacques Sernas—2 hrs. HAZLET - Auditions for thi not too distant future. At this season. "Rawhide," incidentally, 7—Shenandoah—Western ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Also, cataloging and historiai 11—Dick Powtll—Drama Christmas play highlighted a re-moment, no definite date has been is joining the big cattle drive in Quinn Chapel AME Church, here Mrs. Lois Maloney, Mrs. Will the sky — it's been dropped by »:» cent meeting of the Pilgrim set. 3—Hazel—comedy began a month-long celebra Ruffin, Mrs. Alice Gross; Youth Fellowship of the Faith CBS. Stanley Andrews, the Old7—Farmer's Daughter tion of Its 113th anniversary nance and special gifts, Mrs 9—Twilight Zone—Droma Ranger of "Death Valley Days," 1 Reformed Church. Question — Could you please 10:00 Sunday. Rev. Dr. H. A. Rhodes Helen Smith, Ernest Jones an has retired after a long and ac-2—Stevt tjowrence Selected for feature roles were tell me if the Judy Garland mov- is pastor. Mrs. Sarah Hundley. tive career. 4—Run For your Lift—Drama Jackie Fash, Douglas Leinlnger, ie, "I Could Go On Singing," Is 7—Ben Casey—Oromo VIVIIN JOSE • The anniversary celebration Also, program, Rev. W. II—Profiles In Courage UE ELRUMTH Jan Myers, Andrew • Danville, scheduled to be shown on TV? FERRER ASHLU will continue through Nov. 28. Brittingham, John Maloney, Mrs Question — My favorite TV 13-World At Ten-McCaffery WSH MARVIN Janet Purdue, Jean Shappert and — S.T., Us Vegas, Nev. 1CN Josephine E. Schanck; patrons shows are "The Ministers" and Rev. H. B. Brightman, Atlan Vicki Grau. Answer — Although not avail 1J-Electlves—Education • STARTS WEDNESDAY • tic City, presiding elder of the Mrs. Margaret LaRue, Mrs. Ze! "The Addams Family," and I'm 11:00 The play will be presented ai able at the present time, It is one 2—News—Jim Jensen AME Church, preached at the la Davenport and Mrs. Helen Me intrigued by the similarities of 4—News—Frank McGia a Family Night in the education- of the multitude of new4o-TV fea- S-News 11 a.m. service Sunday. Mrs. Girt. the members of the casts. Can al wing of the church Dec. 12ture, s scheduled to be telecast 7—News—Seulel, Martin Bessie Brown was chairman ot Also, entertainment and n you set me, straight on the iden- 9—Film—Bhowanl junction. and at the Reformed Church soon. the anniversary tea. freshments, Mrs. Bessie Browr tities of "Lurch" and "Herman Ava Gardner—2 hrs. Home for the Aged in Irvington 11—AAerv Orlffln—Variety Services have been scheduled Mrs. Mary Cranshaw, Miss Loi Munster"?-nA. C. A., Upper 11:11 on Dec. 26. Question — I have quite a few Montclair, N. J. 4-Weather—Tex Antoln* for 8 p.m. each day this coming tie Sturges. S-FII-n-Dr. Efirllcn's Mogle Bullet. The fellowship welcomed questions to ask. First of ill week, Monday through Friday. Answer — On "The Addams Edward G. Robinson—1 hr., 25 mln. James Fee as an adviser. Mr. what ever happened to Leelii 11:11 The preachers will be: today. Insurance Women Family," Lurch is played by Fee is the new student minister Parrish who played Daisy Ma< 4-Local News Rev. W. C. Fuller, Union Bap- Ted Cassidy. On "The Mun- 11:21 To Meet Tuesday and started work at the church, in "Li'l Abner"? Secondly whai 1—Sports-Frank Gilford tist Church, Middletown; tomor sters," Herman Is played by ? ALLENHURST - The month Including the fellowship, until are Audrey Hepburn's future mov- 11:15 row, Rev. W. L. Cody, Fisk Fred Gwynne. Both big boys. 2-Fllm-Th. Golden Hawk. meeting of the Insurance Womei May. Mr. Fee is a junior stu- ie plans? Finally, Is there any Sterling Hoyden—1 hr., 35 m!n. Chapel AME Church, Fair Ha- IT DARES TO PROBE of Monmouth County, an affiliate dent at the New Brunswick Theo- way for me to contact the Acad- 11:11 ven; Wednesday, Rev. V. L. Question — Are Arlene Fran- 4—Johnny Carson—Variety TOWN of the National Association o logical Seminary. A fond fare- emy of Arts and Sciences?—M, 7—Film—Johnny Concho. A WOMAN'S INTIMATE DESIRE! I Peek, St. Paul Baptist Church, cis and Bennett Cent married, MIDDLETOWN Insurance Women, will be tomor well was extended to Albert Els- H., Lancaster, S. C. Frank Slnatra-1 hr., 40 mln. • Minmr Atlantic Highlands; Thursday, and, if not, to whom are they 1I:M •7i-icao , row at 1:30 p.m. at the Hofbrai wick, last year's student min- Rev. Earl Jordan, Trinity AME Answer — Leslie Parrish also married?-HMrs. M. E. P., Tam- 11—Campaign Issues House, Asbury Park traffic circli ister, leaving for another assign- MathM at 2.-00 Church, Long Branch; Friday, appeared in "The Manchuria: pa, Fla. 2—Newt William MoCauly of the Conment. Mr, Elswick, too, is 4—News^-Bob Teooue Imbtfi 7 aid 9:1 S Rev. H. L. Morgan, Pilgrim Bap- ! Candidate," the premiere pre- Answer — Arlene Francis is tinental Insurance Co;, •' gties student at thej seminary." ('• ' " "" An* Weather - - tist Church, Red Bank. sentation on DBS' TlHirsaay Night the wife of Martin Gabel, a Ing Porodf-NesblH speaker, will discuss the needs am The program topic was "CoMovie- . She will undoubtedly be quent panelist on "What's My 1:05 Rev. D. M. Owens, Newark, 2-Fllm-Moontldt. requirements for various types operation." Mrs. George Rich- seen In many future films. Aud- Line?" Bennett Cerf is married a presiding elder of the church, Jean Gabln—1 hr., 50 mln. bonds. ards, senior adviser, stressed the rey Hepburn is currently making to PhyHis Fraser. S-News will preach at the 11 a.m. ser- The affiliate will hold "rate an' great importance of working to- a comedy under the direction of 1:W vice Sunday, Oct. 31. Rev. 7—Film—Revenge of the Barbarhins. write" workshops from 7 until gether harmoniously. Said Mrs William Wyler in Europe. The Question — Could you tell me Danielle Rocca-2 hr*. MattnM at 2:00 Spurgeon Harmon, pastor of St. 1:13 p.m.-Oct. 29 and Nov. 4 at thi Richards, "Many things can beaddress of the Academy at Mo-die name of that beautiful music Mark's AME Church, East Civic Auditorium, MonmouS 4-FIIm-TtM Vicious Years. Ivenlngi 7 and 9:1 S accomplished through co-opera- tion Picture Arts and Sciences played at the end of the picture Orange, will preach at 3:30 p.m. Shopping Center. tion of many hands." is: 9633 Melrose Avenue, Holly- "Humoresque," with John Gar- STARTS WED. Miss Elsie G. Jones and Ern- wood 69, California. est Jones are co-chairmen of the CONTRACT AWARDED A final workshop was contin- field and Joan Crawford?^). 0., ATLANTIC Frank Sinatra ued on the handicraft project for THtATRE anniversary committee. William WEST LONG BRANCH - Pittsburgh, Pa. All'inllo lln.lilniii— 11 the youth booth at the fair to Question — My aunt told my "MARRIAGE Semby is chairman emeritus. Mrs. Margaret Hennessey i Answer — The music played NOW THRU TUESDAY TDUUE be held today and tomorrow at father and me that Ed Sullivan ON THI Committee chairmen include Long Branch was awarded a co: during the emotional climax of RtUUCDTHW the church. On* Complete Shew at 7:30 ROCKS" souvenir booklet, Nemlah Cole- tract to transport a student from and Humphrey Bogart are broth- "Humorescjue" was a transcrip- BI4VlSa*lWIEDARIBJS< man, Walter Davis, Herbert Ruf- Oceanport to Keansburg by the Rev. Theodore C. Muller, pa* ers. Is this tnie?-J. M., Pitts- tion of the love music from Wag- fin, Lewis Jones, Ernest Gross Shore Regional Board of Edu tor, was guest speaker. He con-burgh, Pa. ner's opera, "Tristan and Is- and Mrs. Norma Smith. cation. ducted a tour of the nave of Answer — Mr. Sullivan and olde," for violin and orchestra. tmmn the church. Rev. Mr. Muller ex- the late Mr. Bogart were defin- It was adapted by, Franz Wax- PDMlMUNlly PKIUBES plained the design of the church itely not related. man. « EATQMTOWN and the style of the architecture, (For an answer to your ques- which he said gives explanation Question - Why Isn't Gil Fa- bring the family tion about any TV program or ac- wmwmmimmuwt Matin* Al 2:00 to the theological belief of the vor appearing in "Rawhide" this tor, write to SteVen H. Scheuer, GUMNESS TO OUR Reformed Church. season? Is he appearing in anyTelevision Mailbag, in care of 3S a jolly Jaitef witti more bars than brainsl Two new committees other TV programs. And what this paper.) STARTS WED. formed: "Brighter Tomorrow," became of "Tha Old Ranger,' Frank missionary service, and "Sun- Sinatra S WEEK NIGHT SPECIALS ny Horizon," served by the "MARRIAGE youth to send cards and cheery ON THE 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. notes to those who are In the Reformed Church Home and DRIVEIN ROCKS" THEATRt members of the fellowship who «ATtl OWN MO FM-MOVIM AT7.15 PM * Monday Special * are 111. 1 lib* mm...andflue.didn't ft STARTS WEDNESDAY The youth group meets every aitmsiAhcnm 2 MUSICAL HITS! 39 other Sunday from 5:30 to 8:30 NATALIE WOOD FRIED CHICKEN p.m. The next meeting will fea- fill 1 FRENCH FRIES. TOSSED SALAD ture a Halloween party in full RED BANK 1 1 CARLTON- fiiflr costume, featuring judging, prizes f "GYPSY" iffllM NITELY FROM DUSK COMPLETE DINNER—1.99 and games. Ehlp ot Fools 2:0O: 7:00: »:S0. EATONTOWN STARTS WED. — ALSO — Miss Barbara Hipvell has "IUNNY LAKE • TUESDAY SPECIAL * joined the fellowship as a junior COMMUNiTY- ROBERT PRESTON Slluation Hopeless 2:30; 7:30; 9:SO. Sili IS MlSSIN»" adviser. Appreciation was ex- DRIVE-IN— II — also — 1 pressed to Mrs. George Marshal Sit. DMdheul 7:07; 10:27; SU Party "DR. THRORS" "MUSIC MAN' Spaghetti & Meat Balls floo for her assistance In the audi- 6:92. tions. FREEHOLD TOSSED SALAD ™ * FREEHOLD— Aens of frt* Parklngl Smoklit Steltess LAST 7 DAYS! Collector 7:13: CM. 24-Hrar Pkon. Sstvlesl No Ixfra Chora* COMPLETE DINNER—1.60 ASBURY PARK WINNER OF 8 Drivers Fined LYRIC- ACADEMY • WEDNESDAY SPECIAL * M* Flanders 8:»; Paris Secret 7:00 9E AWARDS 10 :M. In Red Bank MAYFAIR- NOW A Rlge to Live J:1S: T:2S: »:30. BEST PICTURE FISH FRY 00 RED BANK - Ronnie E. Merl PARAMOUNT- gold, 16 Leighton PI., Thursday Souna ot Music 3:30: «:». PLAZA NEPTUNE CITY ALL YOU CAN EAT 1 night was fined $205 for careless llhatMth 774-4272 driving. The ticket was issued af- NEPTUNE C1TY- CHOICE SEATS Vlllaie of the Gluts 7:01): I:SO' Taylor • THURSDAY SPECIAL ter his car hit two signs and a Having » wild Weekend 8:23. Richard AVAILABLE pole on Broad St. BRICKTOWN Imrton In AT PLUS SECOND HITI CHOICE SIRLOIN Also fined for careless driving BRICK PLAZA- •OX OFFICI 65 by Magistrate Francis X. Ken- A Rue to Live 7:20; »:». RICHARD CHAM1IRLAIH In nelly were Domenick A. Calazzo, North of Red Bank "JOY IN THE MORNING" STEAK 2 258 River Rd., {80 far turning at a high speed; Leland Mauer, 169 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 18th RECORD WEEK! FRENCH FRIES, SALAD River Rd., $55 for hitting a parked ATLANTIC— 3:30: Muilo Mm 7:30; Oyply 10:00. paraiMouiut & RODGERS-lIAMMERSTEfrs COMPLETE DINNER—3.25 car; Otha George, 108 Newman MIDDLETOWN NOW • ASBURY PARK Springs Rd., $105 for causing an TOWN— ROBERT WKE • FRIDAY SPECIAL • accident, and James F. Kearney, A Rise to Live 7:23; B:tO, NEPTUNE CITY 10 Parker PI., Shrewsbury, $55 HAZLET NOW AT 2.35 for passing a red light on the LOEWS DRIVE-IN- Starring 774-1824 LOBSTER NEWBURG outside lane. Ciutoon 7:15; Rife to Live 7:33; Sal Juliet 2:30 * «:30 2.95 10:15; mills »:1«. ' SALAD, COMPLETE DINNER The magistrate suspended $75 PLAZA- Mineo Prows* Stndplpcr J:«: Joy la Die Mornlns. Atiorttd Rolli and lurtor of George's fine and suspended 7:00: 10:40. • PLUS SICOND HITI his license for six months, and • CHOICE RISERVED Strtrad With Abev. Items EAST BRUNSWICK SHIRLEY EATON • KIN SCOTT - SEATS suspended Matter's license lor 90TURNPIKE- 'THE NAKED BRIGADE" NOW ON SALE days. INDOOR—A. Rite to Live T:3O: 11:00; AT IOX OFFICE Miguel S. Fisue-roa, 221 Union I'll Tike Sweden »;20. AT ANY WAITER HOWARD Ave., Long Branch, was fined OUTDOOR—A. run to t.lve . 7:00; 10:301 I'll Tik« Sweden 1:00. MADI THIATRI $55 for driving without a license. SAYRE WOODS- NOW DOUBLE AWARD WINNER Zorb* The Greek 1:00; ».S0. Jounsorty ABOARD CUTTER PERTH AMBOY FAIR HAVEM — Seaman Johr,j AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- FREEHOLD , Fclsmann, ion of Mr. andCarloon 7:01; Hirlow 7;M: 11:M: WILLIAM 2 HITS 2 ROUTE 35 Mrs. W. P. Felsmann, 66 Third! A New Kind of Love Ml. WHIR'S Kim Novak In MAJESTIC-

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SECTION TWO MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1965 7c PER COPY Relief Force Nears Viet Camp By EDWIN Q. WHITE Advance elements of Vietnamese rangers were lands with three other U.S. legislators. In Viet SAIGON, Viet Nam (AP) — A South Vietnamese airlifted Saturday to take up a position flanking an Nam to tour refugee camps, their C47 was diverted relief force drew near the besieged Plei Me estimated 600 guerrillas believed massing for an away from the area for safety reasons but Kennedy, camp today after beating off a Viet Cong ambush. ambush. from 10 miles away, noticed white puffs of smoke About 250 guerrillas were killed in the abor- The flanking maneuver, plus heavy firepower over Plei Me. tive ambush at Plei Ya Dran, a U.S. military ad- and bombing and strafing by U.S. jet planes, com- "Can we circle around and get closer?" he asked viser said. Government casualties were reported bined to throw back the guerrillas. But the Viet the pilot. light. Cong overran a Ranger unit guarding the rear of the He peered intently out the window as the plane The Viet Cong kept up sporadic mortar fire colunm, destroyed five trucks and damaged two slowed and turned toward the action. against the special forces camp at Piei Me, 210 miles howitzer cannons. " In other action, a guerrilla force of undetermined northeast of Saigon and about 17 miles from the size inflicted heavy casualties on a Vietnamese army U.S. planes also hammered at guerrilla positions Cambodian border. The camp's 300 Montagnard unit based at a camp about 65 miles southwest of around the Plei Me camp. A U.S. military spokes- tribesmen and 10 to 12 U.S. advisers have been under Saigon, in the Mekong Delta. man said American and Vietnamese pilots had attack since last Tuesday. Troops of the U.S. 1st Air Cavalry Division said flown 489 missions against the attackers since Tues- The relief column, spearheaded by armor, was they killed or wounded 21 Viet Cong in the central day. apparently well prepared for the ambush before the .highlands. No U.S. casualties were reported during government force left Pleiku, 25 miles north of the Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., observed the search and clear operation 1$ miles northeast camp. the Plei Me battle in a flight over the central high- of An Khe. Borough Hall Dedicated OPEN HOUSE — Republican candidates for state and local posts attended a SOP open hous» session in Rumson's Bingham Hall yesterday. Left to right are John Carton, OCEANPORT — Hundreds oi ing ceremony conducted by local Mayor Wilson also noted that Jr., Rumson tax assessor; Assemblyman Alfred N. Beadleston; James M. Coleman, borough residents turned out yes- Boy Scouts. the building site, a six-acre tract, terday for the dedication cere- Mayor Wilson told the audience was donated for the purpose by former Asbury Park councilman seeking an Assembly post; Rumson Mayor Charles S. mony at the new borough hall. that the new structures repltesent the Monmouth Park Jockey Club. Callman, and Rumson Councilman Harry Sundermeyer. The crowd filled banks of seats the results of labors by the> gov- The mayor paid special trib- placed before the main entrance erning body during a period of ute to the building and dedica- and overflow spectators stood at great growth in the borough. tion committee. His plaudits went the rear and sides of the seating Growth Cited to Mrs. Edward H. Urion, Coun- area to view the proceedings, The growth of the community, cilman Clement V. Sommers, Freeholders Are Blamed despite a chill breeze. he said, brought about the need Warren Mewes, Mrs. Raymond Mayor Edward C. Wilson, Sr.; for increased borough services. Sculthorpe and Miss Marjorie S. Thomas Gagliano, local at- That need, he added, brought Dreisbach. For Situation at Jail torney and master of ceremonies, about the need for modern quar- Mr. Pike compared the growth and Charles M, Pike, planning ters. He cited the centralization of the borough to the county's. RED BANK — Democratic jail facilities that another Grand Monmouth County Grand Jury, director of the Monmouth Coun- of offices for police, brough clerk, Both, he said, have doubled in Planning Board, took to the dais freeholder candidates P, Paul Jury probe asked the Republi- it is reasonable to ask the board, tax officials, official meetings and the past 20 years. He said the to address the audience, after a Campl and Hugh B. Meehan say can Board of Freeholders to pro- particularly its director, Joseph the public library. A nearby struc county is "expected to more than ~i musical program by the Fort they are wondering what the vide immediately, seven years C. Irwin, why they have been ture houses borough vehicles and double in the next 20 years and Monmouth Band and a flag rais- Board of Freeholders did about ago?" Mr. Campi arid Mr. dragging their feet on this equipment. said it is expected that $2 billion needed improvement for seven : • request made by a 19s5 Grand Meehan asked yesterday. will be spent n the county by "In view of the investigation long years," the candidates said, Jury. private enterprise during that adding: "Where are the new county just completed by the present t period. Say Nothing Done Highway Safety Plan Metropolitan "The Grand Jury probe In 1958 found jail conditions that He noted that Monmouth Coun- Hughes' fyrugs Plans needed correction immediately Outlined by Howard ty is a facet of a 23-county, but nothing was done about it. tri-state area making up the New And now the Republican Board BOSTON — Rep. James J. toward advances in safety for York metropolitan area. The area DEDICATION—Oceanport attorney S. Thomas Gagliano, Promoted by Nicosia of Freeholders has another jail Howard, D-3d Dist., N.J., says passenger motor vehicles. It au- and this community, he said, mess on their hands. the rising number of deaths on thorizes the general services ad- are headed for ^development and left,. and Mayor Edward C, Wilson, Sr. observe flag- RED BANK — Mayor Benedict Republicans preaching about help- 'Habitual Neglect' the nation's highways could be ministration to develop prototype expansion. raising ceremony during yesterday's dedication of the curbed by several means. vehicles which both would avoid R. Nicosia, a Democratic candi- ing our handicapped children. "The board's failure to act in Mr. Pike praised the governing new borough hall at Myrtle Ave. and Monmouth Blvd., The congressman outlined his and minimize the risk of acci- date for the State Assembly, said "The need for legislation as this case is only one example of body for centralizing borough of- plans in a talk to members of dents." ' Oceanport. Mr, Gagliano was master of ceremonial. yesterday that Gov. Hughes proposed by the Hughes' adminis- its habitual neglect, delay and fices by construction of the new tTie Auto Body Association of «hould im J«ided by every decent tration was ^established after the procrastination in the execution colonial type facility. He said the Mayor Wilson addressed hundreds at the offtdoor event. America, Saturday, in the Stat- Americajr-ttt Wonmbuth County governor worked with leaders of of the public!*! business,"-., move creates borough identity, Charles M. Pike, Monmouth County Planning Board for his stand on a stricter nar- the Legislature to create a Nar- ler Hilton hotel here. '•''• pride and economy.' Secrecy has surrounded much ReillyUrges director, was guest speaker. cotics law. cotic Drug Control Commission. 'It is clear that the drive for Rev. Paul Smith, pastor of Cal- af the present board's activi- automobile safety must proceed "The governor's repeated state- Its studies resulted in broadening ties—if you can call it that—in vary Baptist Church, here, of- the definition of narcotic drugs along many fronts — by con- Shore Trains fered the invocation. Rev. George ments favoring stronger penalties the light of their known record struction of better and safer against narcotics pushers who to incude new synthetic products of inaction. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Mon- W. Starsmeare, pastor of the and tightening of regulations on roads; by more driver education; Oceanport Methodist Church, of- Rev. Valentino Urges use children in their operations "They were stalled at dead by stricter, patrolling of roads; mouth and Ocean County resi- have brought into clear focus the the use, possession and trans- center, unwilling or unable to dents deserve the comforts of fered the dedication prayer and portation of tranquilizers and by more rigid driver tests, and benediction. Rev. James B. Coyle incredible altitude of the Republi- move until they were shaken oul by better equipment on the high- high speed, electrically operated 'goof balls.' I of St. Dorothea's Catholic Church. can legislative caucus in ignor- of their slumber by the crush- ways," Howard stated. one car trains, Mayor John J. Gifts for Projects ing Democratic demands for pas- "As an elected assemblyman, ing election defeat of lost year Reilly stated yesterday. Eatontown, was unable to at- "Better equipment is most im- KEANSBURG - The memori- sage of such legislation," the passage of more stringent nar- "On Nov. 2 the aroused voters The Democratic candidate for tend. chairman.. He is also aiding the portant. And I want to focus al stage of the Trenton Diocese mayor stated, adding: cotics laws will be one of my of Monmouth County will de- the Senate also said that branch drive in St. Catherine's Catholic my attention on it," he said, ad- drive to raise $16.5 million for first orders of business In Tren- mand a change. And they will lines in Monmouth and Ocean Church parish, East Keansburg. "Only the other day, here in ding: "The responsibility rests seminary and high school con- ton." get it." Monmouth County, Gov. Hughes on many fronts but, above all, Counties could be utilized for pas- Keith Assails struction now is under way, Rev, made a strong statement on the on the^attromobile manufactur- senger service. Frederick Valentino, St. Ann's narcotics issue. He said he wants ers.^on you as the automobile Dinkelspiel Fight Movie Ticket Buyer He said the one car trains would Hughes' Slap Catholic Church assistant pastor, a law giving a life sentence to body repairmen and on state and serve the two-fold purpose of announced Friday night. anyone pushing dope among mi- national government. bolstering the faltering economy In giving final instructions to nors. But the Republicans are "None of us can rest easy as of the railroads and "putting the Hits County At Beadleston committtee. chairmen and work- against it because they think its Gets His $10 Back long as every year more than trains where the people are." too tough a measure, 21.5 million drivers are involved BRADLEY BEACH — Assem- ers who will seek: to raise an- ASBURY PARK (AP)-A man letter from attorneys for the The candidate said the provision blyman Irving E. Keith, R-Mon- other $136,000 for the project in Site 'Amazing Reason' in accidents; when fatal acci- of speedy, efficient rail service who paid (10 for a closed circuit theater Friday, enclosing a check dents are rising faster than the mouth, says "I am shocked at this parish, the priest urged: LONG BRANCH — Councilman "This is an amazing reason for would alleviate highway traffic television viewing of last May's for $10 rather than continuing number oi registered vehicles Gov. Hughes' unfair statement "Aim high. Think positively." Edgar N. Dinkelspiel criticized, opposing a law to protect our jams. The trains could use such Clay-Li3ton fight and then the case in court. and the increases in mileage that Assemblyman Beadleston $30,000 Raised yesterday the decision to build • children from this grave menace. central points as Matavvan, as a was not a friend of the shore." charged the fight was "the great- traveled." The memorial stage insvolves county library on Rt. 35 in I have heard no Republican run- est farce ever perpetrated on the terminus for a change to regular Mr. Keith, who is not a can- Shrewsbury. : ning for office who has had the Mr. Howard discussed three trains into the metropolitan areas. pledges of contributions from American public," got his money City Firemen bills he has introduced In the didate for re-election this fall_ is parishioners. Priests here have The councilman said the spot wisdom to support Gov. Hughes back. Mayor Reilly said he believes campaign director for Beadleston, on this issue — including some House this year. already raised $30,000 of the is not very accessible and traffic Ronald, Lewis, a New York Feted by Elks "1. Minimum safety perform- that many of the newer residents R.-Monmouth, and his two run- $166,000 goal set for St. Ann's. A conditions there are unsuitable stockbroker who lives In Elberon, in western Monmouth and west- ning mates for the Assembly> Jo- LONG BRANCH - The nine ance standards would be required third phase is scheduled to raise for library use. bought a ticket from the Mayfair ern and northern Ocean Counties seph Azzolina. Middletbwn, city fire companies and the fire where the auto touches the whatever amount is needed to Theater m Asbury Park to see 1 commute to their metropolitan and James M. Coleman, Asbury He repeated his suggestions of EAI Man police were honored guests Sat- road. Standards must be met reach the goal. the May 25 fight, which lasted area jobs directly by automobile Park. some weeks ago that the library urday night at the fourth an- that are much higher than those This will involve seeking con- about a minute. Cassius Clay or drive long distance to rail- be built near the Elberon Rail- nual Firemen's Night Buffet now accepted concerning auto "I don't feel it befitting a gov- tributions from industry, com- Is Praised knocked out Sonny Llston to re- road stations. Both these methods road Station in Long Branch. Dance given by the Long Branch tires so that accidents caused by ernor to shoot from the hip with merce and charitable organiza- tain the world heavyweight title. strain the capacities of the high- Mr. Dinkelspiel claimed this Elks Lodge, tire failure can be kept to loose and unfounded political tions. By Hughes Lewis filed a suit to collect minimum. ways, he said. statements in an attempt to gain Parishioners will be given the area is served by a multitude the price of his ticket, charging Each company, captain re- '2. The bill requires the es- "A start could be made in the self-serving votes, the assembly- opportunity to pledge amounts of of feeder roads and is accessible COLTS NECK - Pete,r Blake, that the match - was "not a ceived a plaque from the lodge tablishment of federal standards not-too-distant future to expand man declared. $360 or higher, dependent upon to students from both the Long in recognition of their civic ser- Branch school system and Mon- of Shadow Isle Farm, manager genuine prize fight." for safety devices, consistent passenger service over freight Praises Record their means. Memorial pledges of the export-import department vice, mouth College. Lewis' attorney, David Fried- with the standards which are now lines, with other lines extended Defending Beadleston's record, may be paid over a 30-month of Electronics Associates, Inc., land, said, he had received a Chairman of the affair was required of vehicles purchased as the need becomes known. We Keith said: period. West Lonfj Branch, has won Anthony MeJina and Edgar N. for government use. need action on railroad passenger "He has done more for the peo- Plans call for the workers to praise from Gov. Richard J. Dinkelspiel was. co-chairman. "3. This Wasure Is directed service now," the mayor stated. ple of our county In each of his operate in teams of two. They Hughes for his work in the New Library Still Street Damage 14 years in the Legislature than will make appointments with" pa- Jersey Trade Mission program. Reports Asked the gbvernor had done in his com- rishioners so that husbands and Under Mr, Blake's direction, a bined four years in office. Let wives will be together when Held Closed multi-language brochure was LONG BRANCH --Councilman me list his laws to aid in the pledges are • discussed and made. MATAWAN. - The main 11- prepared by Klectronics As- Edgar N. Dinkelspiel has called education and training of the Parish priests and, if neces- brary here will remain closed in- sociates for use by ths mission upon city residents to tell him mentally retarded and emo- sary, diocese officials, will make definitely, Mrs. Evelyn Carter, in five countries where it has or another City Council member tionally disturbed; his years of themselves available to discuss board of trustees president, re- exhibited. The governor and about any city streets which may service on the beach erosion large, complicated contributions ported last night. Conservation Commissioner Rob- have been damaged by the con- commission; his fighting for bet that might involve securities and The building was ordered bert A. Roe said the publication tractor of the Sewerage Authority ter highways and aid to com- property donations. closed early last week because was a valuable asset to success when new sewer lines were in- muters. Need Is Streesed of fumes, later found to be ot the nlssion. stalled about two y,ears ago. "I would like to ask the gover- Father Valentino stressed the caused by monoxide seeping "The trade mission," Mr. Roe Councilman Dinkelspiel at the nor to name any singular thing need for realization of Bishop from a bricked-over fireplace added, "is a splendid example of Oct. 14 meeting of the City Coun- he has personally done to show George W. Ahr's plans. He said chimney. ' ' stats and private business enter- cil successfully Introduced a res- that he Is a true friend of the the diocese is sorely in need of MisS Jeannette ' Herrman, li- prise .vorking together for olution setting up a meeting 9hore area, other than signing additional priests and that con brary director,- and Mrs. Jennie common goal." among the Sewerage Authority, bills sponsored or co-sponsored structlon of a seminary within Shafto, a clerk, were both felled the diocese will be a major fac- Mr. Bla!:e comes well prepared city attorney, city engineer and by shore legislators. by the fumes. Dr. Michael' Ahv. tor in promoting vocations for International trade activities. the City Council "for the purpose "I say to thp rwvernor, let's brosio, Miss Herman's physi- of bringing to a head once and nlay the game fair and square. mons young men. cian, said the director has been He was graduated from Dulte He said that rising construction for all the necessary repairs to Lets not attempt to disparage suffering symptoms of monoxide Universary and later studied costs, increasing teachers' sala- the many damaged streets." one of the most outstanding leg- poisoning for some time. Spanish and International trade ries and the tremendous growth at the Universidad de Chile In He said he asks the co-opera- islators our state has ever know. Mrs, Carter, Investigating the within the diocese have presented cause of the fumes Wednesday Santiago. tion of the residents to insure "The governor might not al- problem: Additional high night was taken 111 while speak- that no street damaged Is omit- ways agree with, nor see eye- He worked for two years for schools are urgently needed but ing on a telephone. Her hus- ted from the list of those to be to-eye with assemblyman Bea- the State Department at the U.S. cannot be constructed on a par- band, who had accompanied her Embassy In Santiago and sub- repaired. \ dleston but upon reflection I ish level. would hope that he would pub- to the building, continued the sequently served In both the At- John J. Ryan, one of two gen- phone conversation. lantic and Pacific regions as a BURNED BOY 'FAIR' licly apoligize for his Ill-chosen remark." eral chairmen of the local cam- Because of his height he wai U.S. Navy officer. RUMSON - Mark Germain, 6, paign, a local undertaker and able to notice traces of soot Mr. Blake, who in Democratic of 5 Healthcllff Rd., who was Rattan member of the Keansburg Board behind books on the wall. He In- candidate for township committee burned seriously in his yard We must be doing something of Elucatlon, told Father Valen formed Donald Berry, board r this year, in married to the form- Thursday evening, Is listed as wron?,! Wo sto?! .e1 five floors tlno thtt Blttwuph he has the fl- member. The mantelpiece wa» er Tereslta Jordan, Of Los Andes, in fair condition In Monmouth full Of RATTAN and CASUAL nancl?' ability to pay for the pulled out and the defective Chile. The Blakes have lived Medical Center, Long Branch, Hems so beautiful we just can't firJncation of his children in chimney discovered. litre seven years. today. bear to part with them, so don't "ithollc hiRh schools, siace Mrs. Carter said that Frank The boy was burned while RED CROSS AWARD — Red Cross volunteer Mrs. Richard Doolger of Shrewsbury, come In cause we just ain't gonna shortages prevented them from Triscari, borough building Inspec- Automobile playing near a leaf fire at the left, receives a IO-y»er motor service award from Mr». A. C. Norwine of Holmdel, sell anything. Monmouth Awning be, Mlltoi (run) two passes, Rlley Applegate to RB 15, and five plays later and blocked Carlone's punt, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1965 Official! — Landakroaner, WaUaek. Bob Breitenback which con- lugged It over for the score picked up the loose ball on the downs. Big tackle Steve Wil- Egldto, Zdrodowikl, Pazlcky. Freehold Falls, 14-Q Raritan Township Keeps Pace Alive 9 Indians Win Sets Up Beating Shore Regional H.S., 26-6 Key Tilt vs. Neptune RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The rushing to outgain the wholi touchdown runs of 50 and 47 sion. A pass interception paved TOMS RIVER - Toms Rive loss to Neptune and were icored Rockets of Raritan Township Shore team. He broke loose fo yards and plowed over from the the way for the TD, an eight High''prated in fourth straight on a 95-yard kickoff return by two. Bob Seidel, who also starred yard run by Tommy DiNapoll. victory after an opening day de- John Acker. High School kept pace with Mana- SHORK REGIONAL (0) squan High School on top of Bnda—Franks, Bltse, Heltzer, Bpit: in the Rxkets' backfield, had the The extra point attempt failed. feat when it blanked Freeholi Toms River did all of its scor- Thomas. Demaree. Regional, 140, Saturday. Now the Shore Conference Northern Tackles — Travtos. Riley, Anfusi other six points. He went over The Rockets didn't waste any ing in the first half with one B Division Saturday, but have Ouarda — Smith, fi. Dunn, Walke from 16 yards away in the last time getting on the Scoreboard comes the hard part. touchdown in each of the first Kelly, Swoops. a tough tussle coming up this Centers — ollvadotti, Bin, Dllloi period. in the second half. On the third The Indians, who hold second quarters. The Indians' inital Ully Lane. play, Swanger, on his patenteed place in the A Division of the came the first time they gained Saturday. Backs — Devreotes, Knlerlem, Kiel Raritan scored the first time It Raritan disposed of Shore Re DeMarco, Chambers, Brady, Rose. W: got the ball, going 70 yards. end sweep, zipped 50 yards. Rari Shore Conference on a 3-1 rec- possession of the ball in the open- gional, 25-6, but faces Rumson- llami. DINapoll, Wlleon. Cralf. Seidel's 22-yard run and a 15- tan upped its margin on Seidel's ord, meets the unbeaten leagui ing stanza. Bruce Hanley capped KARITAN TOWNSHIP ««) fourth period jaunt. eader, Neptune (4-0), Loni Fair Haven Regional in its strug- Ends — Barth, Kltion, Llmbacl yard burst by Swanger were the a 49-yard drive that covered five gle to keep pace with the Big Danlela, Mason. Cltro, Hyman. big plays in the drive. It was Shore threatened in the final Branch (1-1-1) and Brick Town- plays by slamming 13 yards ov- Tackles — Kozakewlcz. Bejgrowlc; Blue. The latter hosts Matawan Roberts. Frye, Davis. ended when Swanger bulled over frame. It reached the eight-yard ship, (2-1-1) in its next thre er right guard for the six-pointer. Guards—McDousall. Symons, Kell; from the two and end Joe Barth line after driving '$0 yards, but games. Neptune visits Toms Riv- Al Van Nortwick picked up the which is also in the running for Henderson, Barber, Berkowlcz. the crown. Centers — Malaiawsky, KUey. kicked tho extra point. was repulsed. er next Saturday. second Toms River TD by buck- Baoks — Howard. Swaneer. Rossi ing over from the four yard Loften Swanger again proved to Tucker, Webb. Seldel, Baker. Piorkoi Swanger hit paydirt again on While Raritan Township will be Freehold, on the other hand, be the s.iarkler for Raritan Town- ikl, Gaynor, Sachs, Zabawa Lewis Ke the first play of the second pe- entertaining the Bulldogs Satur- has lost all four of its starts stripe in the second quarter. Hart- ny. ship. He scored three times. He Shore Reft. . 0 6 0 0— riod when he took off around end day, Shore will have to face and is in the A Division cella ley coverted both extri points also was instrumental in stopping Raritan Twp. T 6 7 6—21and outraced the Shore secon- Southern Freehold Regional on on its 0-4 record. The Colonial on placements. Touchdowns—Swanger 3, Beldel, Dl dary for a 47-yard score. he West Long Branch gridiron. main problem has been their fail- Shore's 17-game win streak last Napoll. Freehold's deepest penetration PAT — Barth 1 (kicks). The Blue Devils are now 2-3 on ure to score. Their only six points season. Coach Jake Jeffrey's Blue De of the day came in the final Officials—Williams, Murphy, Wiahari he year and 1-2 in the oonfer- of the season came in a 31-6 Swanger rolled up 193 yards Lonsky, Denkert. vils came battling back and paret' stanza when it drove 50 yards In -nce. the margin to 13-6 at intermis- nine plays to the winners' 14-yard line where Be* Pedone of Toms River thwarted the drive by re- Rebels End Lakewood covering a Freehold fumble.

FREEHOLD REGIONAL (0) Enda1 — Hkhantson. Gunther, Htnt- String for 3d Win in, Maples. Kelly, Bassnkt). Tackles - Kuschlck, Hall, Lsiewikl, FREEHOLD — Southern Free The Piners 'had posted foui Ilust. Guards—Jones. Davis, Klnf, Conovsr, hold Regional proved to be straight victories this year befort Ambrowltz. spoiler again by edging Lake- meeting the Rebels. The victor) Centers — Zackowltr. Karlan. GOT IT OFF — Bobby Carlone, 14, Red Bank quarter- Back!—Enderly. Witt. Koslbar. Ack- wood, 7-6, Saturday afternoon i over Lakewood gave the Rebe" -, Davis. Nichols, Thomas, Roblnion, back, gets off a pass despite Central's fullback Alton a non-Shore Conference footba their third straight victory afte Crupup, Defailo, Cowdrick, 27, who is ready to strike. Carlone turned in a tussle. losses in their first two game; TOMS niVKR (II) Ends — Brown, Dougherty, Heals?. The loss snapped Lakewood': of the season. pplPKate. Pedone. fine passing performance Saturday as the Buccos had Tackles — Wltaon. Baverlano, Autan- 15-game winning streak that ha Lakewood took a 6-0 lead In rleth. Lockett, Werklnf. their best scoring day, winning 41-25. extended over three campaigns, Guards—llatto, Drake, Hlldlck, We- the second quarter on a.13-yard len, Hedrlck. TD gallop by fullback Pete De- Centers — Averr. Delnero. Backs—Clsxton. W. Spencer, Cradlt, Causey vith 3:09 left before tht Hahn, Carroll, R Spencer, Thaxton, intermission. The PAT placemen' LlRuorl, Martinez. Hanley, Maurto, Ha- ber, Oesser, Smith, Van Nortwick. was blocked. Carlson Brothers in Last Freeholi Reg .0 0 0 O— 0 The Piners held this margii Toms River ...T T 0 0— It until the early minutes of th( Touchdowne—Hartley. Van Nortwick. PAT-Hanley * (kicks). fourth quarter when the Rebels Officials— Nlmon, Itetls, Dirbe, Van Harrier Season for Lions Jack Hill raced six yards intc Lenten. the end zone to tie the score. For Mike Seiser, it's enjoy 'em year reign as A Division kingpin champions in this year's meet On the ensuing PAT placement while you can. In the other race, by a slim one-point margin, 31-32. Artie Smith, who set a cours attempt, the snap from centei it's anbody's guess. record of 11:52.4 in capturing th Soccer Along with their top trio, thi was high and Ora Fontane: B Division run for Henry Hud- That's how the annual Shor Lions have Bill Such, the fifth grabbed it and passed to end FRIDAY'S RESULT son Regional, has graduated as Mmmoath 3, Henry llnaaon ft Conference cross country cham scorer last year by placing 11th Jim Perry who outwrestled Lake- did Brick's Bill Larkln, the A Lout Branch 3. Mlddletomi S pionships over the 21^-mile trail Larry Murray, who beat Such wood's Jeff Zweben for posses- Shore I, Red Bank 0 iijtomorrow at scenic Ocean County twice last week, Larry Fuller and Division champion in 12:20. PI. noro S, Ho. Freehold • sion of the ball and stepped intc foptune 0, Lakewood 0 Park, Lakewood, have shaped up. Frank Ciser (pronounced Caesa Individual Favorites the end zone for the winnin, Tome Klver 3, Freehold 1 so he doesn't get mixed up with Brick I, JvksoB I In the-A Division, Middletown ooint. Aahnry Park J, St. Itose 1 the coach). And there's also Middletown's Jorgensen, wh Township is expected to win it Lakewood had a 35-yard scor- HIDDEN PASSER AND RECEIVER — Shore Regional'. Don Klein, hidden past thrower, TOMOnROW'S MATCHES Bernie Terhune, who won the clocked 12:24 in taking seconi Ited Rank at l.ont Branch second straight cliampVnchip fo ing pass play late in the flrsl Monmouth at Orean layvee race at the Shore Con- last year; Bill Carlson, third al tsndt ball off, top of photo, to hidden quarterback P«t»r Devrotet for a pats comple- MMdlelown at Shore coach Mike Seiser. Two of thi period called back by an Mega ference meet last year, but still 12:27 in that race, and sopho- Henry llndnon al Wan runners who should lead a Lio procedure penalty. tion Saturday in the Shoca-Raritan game. The pan made it despite the block attempt Irlrk al Nrptune hasn't broken into the seven-man more Taintor ,who set a Brick Jackson al rt. noro victory are the Carlson brothers, Tome River al Ho. ric record of 12 minutes flat for thi I.AKEWO0I> (HI by Raritan player at the right. Raritan won, 26-6. Bill and John, who are running varsity lineup. Ends — Townsend, Levlne, Zwe-ben, -refhoia at iMktitooi course this season, are, of course, K. Brown 'reehold at Ukewood rrlncelon al Asbnrr Park their final season for Middle- Third place is predicted to be the A Division individual fa- Tackles — Monneison, Reevej, But town. a three-way battle among Free- vorites. Jorgensen and Bill Carl- ton, Fitzgerald. Bradenbera; rniDAV'H MATCHES Guarda — Morton, Lampkln, Rupp, ihora at Monmonlh It wouldn't be hard for Seiser hold Regional, Long Branch and son, the victor, haven't run the CJrasso, Gertner Volvo Victory oil Branch at Asbnrr P«rk Center* — Walker. Qeathsrs, Pohl X-Country Standings Ited Bank al nenry Hudson If the Carlson boys were seniors, Monmouth Regional. course this season, but both de- Backa — HeCausey, Zaska, J. Brown, Wall al Mlddletom feated Taintor in Middletown's Milton, Goldman, Adklnson, Love, 'I. Hor» al Brirk which they aren't. Bill is a junior Raritan Tops 'B' Field Meyer, Llndsey TODAY'S MEETS PI. Boro (110) _.j Toms River at Neptona To Lichardus R. B. Catholic at Henry Hudson Ijtkevvood (1-1) 20-38 dual meet triumph over l Frtekoll at JsrJcai and hasn't been beaten by any Among the B Division entries, SOUTHERN FREKUOIJ) REO. (1) DBA. Shore, al Karllaa ™ Shore (OB) Brick at Bodman Park, Middle- Ends — Perry, Walling. Boldyrew '.'.'!o likewood at So. Freehold one in the area this season and there Isn't an overly strong WEST ORANGE (AP) -' / Ho. freehold ai Rtamaon.rH «ni Branch JV at Ocean town. Tackles — Evans, Nolan tang Branch al Mlddletomi Illlhtstown at St. Itose John is a sparkling sophomore team, but Raritan Township looked Gunrda — Reaiinionl. Tegader flubbed seven-foot putt cost Pat Nepiuae al Monsmmth H. Ft. Calholle Central Regional last Tuesday Regional, fifth in 12:27 in last vitational golf tournament at the SI. ItoiK (!f ¥|| -i•Mm miimiH MI j • 10 finishers in the B Division me, Nichols, WaUon rat place — and a $4,400 (portsBrick (10-3) • Ileinry Hudson (4-f.l) ., j tons at the end of the school pulled and will be returning to :. ': <«•!-•> „...« Hlddletown (M.J) , .1... .J action after a couple of days event. Page was tho winner and coupe — with V. strokes, right loo* Branch («»> 8 STRAT1IMORE WEDNESDAY NITB SODTIIKRft DIVISION year wlien tliclr father, n Bell IjAIMKft I.KAGUR LI layoff. Oellarmino was a distant ninth in on par. Schwab, of M 111 b u r n, Monmonlh (7-1-1) 4 Hlrtthmore tao.es rt Boro (10-0) _ _.lo Labs employee, is Iransfcrred to Pro Hockey Malawan (t-» I W L Rarilans 15-49 dual meet victory ^restmont's professional, had a Keyport (I.J) 1 Appliance Itepalr levi 7(4 Ohio in the complete transfer of Off its dual meet performances, Xrolune (Ml ...... 1 Freehold (s,.4-l> "Z..Z"Z~Z~.Z'. B 3. He won a $2,8G0 sedan. Team ft 16 XJarkson 1 Dmtatell! Maacrni Co. lnc 14 10Brick (4-4-1} 4 2 (I I) day, but iJellarmlno was coining Tonu Jllvar (Ml 0 Ye Collage Inn 13 |iToms River (311) ,....„.. 3 With John, Bill and Jorgensen In Central Regionnl with Point letrolt I 1 I) Tho matcli yesterday was a B D1VMION Honnler Furs 13 \\l.ahewoixl (I-,,-., Vrw York 0 1 I) Mcflregnr Ilrwd. Flooring 12 -12 . I « the lineup tomorrow, Middletown Peasant Beach expected to nail back to the lineup after being « Ho. Freehold <0-»-I) . • I [loslun ...... - 1 >layoff of the- leading contenders llarllaa (»•!> Oarhtr Supply Inc. Vi 12 OTHF thould have enough to hold off down ihird—just tho way they sick. Now the shoe w on the Toronto (I 1 t 'rntrat (|-1| I Bisters _ 12 15Hainan (ID Yesterday's Heaulls from a field of about 70 top pro-I'l. Beach (H) Team II .....101. nv, Brick Township again. Last year, itand in tho dual meet standings. other foot with Page returning to Montreal 4, New York I >«»lonals from all over New Jer-Henry Hnaaiaa (II) Vlo ithMei t u eraa (Ml Middletown ended Brick'i four- action n.'ter sitting out « meet. Chlraau a, Boston I a». - ItraUiimnt Lanes . • u 1 tl:i[er, Gray, Do DIFrancIs, Blair out to pass. lifying illegal block, to come Ye Cottage Inn .. Conway, Qabl» awarded the crown via a Shore remained on the clock when Atlantic Moving Co. back wiHi his game-winning Pt. Pl«uant Boro -.: 7 14 14 0—31 Conference ruling that gives the Neptune had it first and 10 from The second time Brick had Rruce Associates BouUiern R«g. 0 7 0 0—1 touchdown catch. strathmora Lanes Touchdowns — Monahan <3). Houll title to the squad that won the the 11. Hoffman faded and threw the ball in the third" quarter, oabrltl Tire .. bin, Burd, Smltti game between the two teams. NEPTUNE O) Bemta Paulson PAT — Monaiitn 3 Ulckl): Wood a pass deep Into the right corner Hess took a handoff on a re- Endl — Sllva, Haller, Don Irvin, Find' Kd Zlto .- ^ • -*»-~. - - * *" ohorly Douglas holding, Kim Coleman Guard s — Bauer, Bcanlon, defense, rather than the Fred ig, Kim Coleman fell incomplete, Centers — Wood, Reeves Warren-led rushing attack, that perfectly through Neptune punted four plays Backs — Sendzlk, Morris, SlmmondS! JACK ROBINSON Led by Williams his hick Hess, Luklewlcz, Allen, Farmer, Dono- POINT PLEASANT BEACH - let coach John Bednarik's char- uprights ar.d it was 7-0. later and Brick took over on its frlo, Rabbltt, B, Pugllji. White, J. Fug- Mimncn th* mn» locaHoa •! Ken Williams scored three touch- ges to victory over Brick Satur- There were just 18 seconds left own 45. A jump pass to Dave Neptune 0 7 0 0-T day. Sparked by the play of a pair until intermission when Findler Irwin gained 14 yards and soon Brick Township .... 0 0 0 0-0 downs to lead Jackson Township Touchdown — Findler JACK'S to a 32-6 Shore Conference B of big tackles, William "Sonny" made his TO grab. after Brick reached Neptune's PAT — Coleman — kick Revels and Doug Irvin, 200, and Clark Carries 31 on a twisting nine-}»rd dash Officials — Kooney, Glambeltuca, AUTO BODY WORKS Southern Division football victory Margolin, Welsi over Point Pleasant Beach Satur- end Bill Findler, 195, the Fliers Larry Clark, Neptune's 180- by Hess. Two plays later, Mor- at day afternoon. COR. WEST KRSEN PL «Bt) It was Jackson's second grid Matawan's IRIDftl AVINUI iron victory in the school's two- year history and first in the con- RID BANK ference. The Jaguars are 1-2 in Warner 11 Phone 741-2325 the circuit and 2-3 over-all while Point Beach is 2-2 in the loop Nipped, 6-0 for and 0-1 outside. Williams tallied the winner's Laurence Harbor, Matawan "ovmship and Marlboro all were HIT FROM TWO SIDES — Howie Logan, Middlotown QUALITY first two TDs of the game on COLLISION WORK right end sweeps in the opening ill defeated in Middlesex Coun- High School halfback, Isn't going far in this picturs, Tha Pop Warner Football Confer- AUTO PAINTING , quarter. His scoring jaunts cov- Lion halfback is hit from starboard and port by Mon- ered 58 and 27 yards. Williams' mce contests yesterday. Metuchen, the league leader mouth Regional gridders Saturday. Monmouth handed 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE final six-pointer came on an eight- Courtesy Can Available yard run, also around right end, it 6-1, blanked Laurence Har- Middletown a 19-7 lacing. in the early stages of the third bor, 21-0; Sayre Woods South period. (5-2) shut out Matawan Town- ship, 6-0, and Old Bridge (3-4) The other Jackson tallies came fhitewasiied Marltoro, 40-0, on a 43-yard jaunt early in the Miami Loses On a money merry«go»ittiinai I-aiirence Harbor and Mata- second period by Ken Werner, wan Township are now 2-5 on and a 20-yard gallop by Scott he season while Marlboro is in To Pitt, 28-14 Morrow in the final quarter. PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) - last place among the 10 loop HFC can help Bob Groover and Morrow ac- Pitt, blending the passing of teams with seven losses in as counted for the two successful Kenny Lucas with a powerful yon get tff many games. Jackson PATs on runs. COLLISION ON LANDING — Brick's John O'Neill (80) moves In before making running attack, scored two touch If money problem* h*va Bob Pearce scored the lone tackle on ball carrier Fred Warren (471 of Neptune, who had just leaped over another In other results, Isolin s h u t downs within four minutes of the got you going around in Point Beach touchdown when he Brick defender. At left is Brick's Bill Hess, (301 while No. 72 is tackle "Sonny" Revels >ut Madlsoji Park, 19-0, and first quarter, then held off a cap- hauled in a pass from Mike Dl< Vailsburg of Newark edged italizing Miami team to defeat circlet, get undcrtfanding Corcia In the third period and of Neptune, which won the game, 7-0, Hlghtstown,' 7-6, the Hurricanes 28-14 yesterday It help from the oldest,, larg- YESTERDAY'S BESULTS went 40 yards to paydirt. Mtluchpn H, Laareac« Harbor O an intorsectional football game, est company of it* load. PT. PLEASANT BKACH (a) Sayr« Wood. 8. I, Matawan Twp. 0 Lucas, Panther quarterback Ends — Nolle, Lfnton, Bergen Old Bridge 40, Marlboro O With cash from HFC, you Tackles — Jones, Qenovese, Sher- Iselln 10, Madlaoa Park 0 ranked sixth nationally in pass wood, Dubols Valliburg 7, Hlahlslowa a can «hop for the holiday*, Guards — McLean, Kiely, Drlber, El- STANDINQ8 ing, guided Pitt to a touchdown person Caseys Swamped, 19-0 the first time the Panthers go buy a better car, fix up tb* Centers — Bcardaville, Leard Mrlurhea home, pay off Will—any- Backs — DICorcIn, Wutka, Pearce, MMIion Park the ball and fired two touchdowi Harris, McLean, Pennypacker, Dunne ayre Woods South passes to help Pitt to its secom C*ih MONTiar PAYMENT PIANI thing. Then repay UPC JACKSON TOWNSHIP (3!). RIVERSIDE - Holy Cross of the 11. Maurer picked up three on the play. A pass from Catan hello Ends — Qrenne, Dutyn, Beauchernln, victory against three defeats. H 1* u « conveniently. If you need {Riverside exploded for three sec- more yards as the first quarter zttriti to end Jim Burtcell for ptrmlt Pnmh Ptrmlt

Pop Warner Football GAIN OR LOSS? — Rumson-Fair Haven Regional'* Dick Poole is dropped by Wall de- fender Dan Savage as Wall's Rich Cramer views action in Saturday's encounter. Middletown Is Champ in North Rumson-FH rolled to a 33-7 victory. Middletown, only unbeaten, un- wlnts in the third stanza and 19 was against West Long Branch, fourth quarter. Jeff Severs had the only extra tied team in the league, owns in the final quarter, sparked by M. | Fair Haven has now won all point- Glenn Covin registered six iti second straight Northern Di- play of Mike Hart and Bill Young. Mitchell Snyder raised his five games in its rivalry with touchdowns, four on runs of 38, vision championship, Ocean Town- Hart opened the scoring with a touchdown total to 19 for seven Rumson. Rumson's peewees have ship is a step away from the one-yard run and Scott Spratford triumphed once since the series 79, 42 and 45 yards and two on games by scoring four in lead- pass-run plays from Bob Mac- Central Division crown and Brick ran over the extra point. Young ing Fair Haven's rout of Rum-; opened in 1961. Township is assured of at least then hauled in an 11-yard scoring Billy Hanlon opened Ocean's Donald that covered 49 and 90 ft rt$foftt son In their annual rivalry. Snyd- yards, to lead Long Branch to its tying for the Southern Division pass from Hart and Spratford er ran for a total of 196 yards on scoring in its win over Raritan title after yesterday's games In crushing of West Long Branch again ran for the point after, touohdown dashes alone, scoring (2-5-0) when he returned a punt the Jersey Shore Pop Warner (1-6). Alfred Puryear tallied th ack Kauffman went over from on jaunts of 51, 76, 64 and five 30 yards to paydirt in the open- Football League. i yard away for the third touch- only two TDs, also on long runs, yards, He also added one extra ing quarter. Billy Fink chalked down, Doug Bloxom kicked the racing 51 and 52 yards. Mac Middletown, which rolled over point. Other TDs tor Fair Haven, up the PAT on a run. Fink tallied PAT and it was 21-0. Young added Donald ran over three ex- SAFETY SERVICE River Plaza, 33-0, for Its seventh which led, 27-7, at halftime, were a TD in the second quarter from tra points, passed to Tony Migli straight triumph was given an the final 12 points, first taking a scored by Mark Laio, who tallied two yards away and Hanlon added accio and Ron Cofer for two assist by Fair Haven, a 45-13 20-yard TD pass from Hart and twice on runs of 10 and 27 yards, the point after. Greg Brooks raced more and Puryear accounted for victory over Rumson. The loss then blocking a punt and racing 17 yards with an intercepted 20 yards to paydirt. and Jim Lewis, who ran six the other on a run. was the second for Rumson, a yards hi the second quarter. The pass, Fink went over from nine five-time winner, and gave the West Long Branch (5-2) took a The peewee game was a thriller winner's other extra points were yards away and Bill Ryder went crown to Middletown a week be- 16-0 decision in the peewee game, with Middletown (6-1) handing tallied by Randy Carter on a run into the end zone on a two-yard fore the season closes, opening the scoring in the first River Plaza (5-1-1) its inital de- and Bobby Vetterl on a pass from run for Ocean's final three TDs Unbeaten Ocean Township quarter when Keenan Knieriem feat when it took advantage of a Carter. Phil Magulre, combining Hanlon had the other extra point. boosted its record to 6-0-1 with a raced 40 yards on a reverse and key fumble by the losers. Steve as the receiver on a 54-yard pass Ocean's peewees clinched the 33-0 rout of Raritan Township Jim Baptist added the extra point, with Preston Hansen. and Pete divisional championship by post and Long Branch (6-1) held sec- Walter recovered the bobble late A 30-yard dash around end by Reardon on an eight-yard run ac- ing a 13-0 decision for an un ond by running over West Long in the third quarter, giving Mid- Baptist in the second stanza Branch, 54-0. Ocean plays at dletown the ball on River Plaza's counted for Rurrtson's scores. blemished 7-0 record. Jerry Mc- added the winner's final TD. Bap- Southern (0-7) and Long Branch 12. Bobby Foxworth took it to the Reardon tallied the lone extra Auliffe blocked a Wok and re- tist also ran over the PAT. The it at St. Joseph's (2-5) in next Five before Mike McCauley ran point. The preliminary game was covered in the end rone for one scoring was completed in the Sunday's closing day regular sea- it over in two tries, the second won by Fair Haven, 6-0, on a touchdown and Anthony Puzino third quarter when Frank Sickler son action. coming from the two-yard line. 48-yard aerial maneuver from Tim raced 11 yards around end in the blocked a Long Branch punt back final stanza for the second TD. Brick Township (60-1) clinched Middletown's only peewee setbackCostello to Harry Riley in the into the end zone for a safety at least a tie for the Southern and two more points. Division crown by whipping Its Randy Jackson and Jerome nearest challenger. Lakewood, Stevens took the starring roles which dropped to 5-2 with the Pop Warner Results, Standings in leading New Shrewsbury (5-2) Our Expert Mechanics 28-0 setback. Now Manasquan over Belmar's first year team, holds the runner-up spot on a which is winless in seven outings; MWIetown 0 O 1< 1»—33 LB Covln, 45-yd, run (MacDonald Brick at Neptum 5-1-1 record. Should Brick lose River Plaxa .0 0 0 0—0 run). Manaiqaan at ralr Haven Jackson circled left end and raced do all this: M—Hart, 1-yd. run (Spratiordi run). LB—Covlo. 9O-yd. pan from Mae- River Plaaa at New Shrewaborr to Neptune next Sunday and Man- M—Young, 11-yd. paai from Hart Donald (MacDonald run). Raimoa at Red Bank 20 yards for a first quarter touch- asquan win the same day, the (Bpratford run). LOOK Branch at St. Joiepa'l down. A kick for the PAT was M—Kauifman. 1-yd. run (Bloiom Raritan .0 0 0 0— 0 tUrllaa at Pt. Pleaaant # Adjust brakes for full teams would tie for the regular kick). Ocean Twp, T 13 7 8-33 Tomi River at Belmar - blocked. In the second stanza, season crown. The league ruling M— Yoimr 20-yd. paaa from Hart OT — Hanlon, 30-yd. punt return .Matamu Bore at VT.L.B. Jackson gained 50 yards to the (kick failed). (Pink run). STANDINGS contact to drums giving the title to the team which M—Young, 20-yd. run with blocked OT—Fink, 2-yd. run (Hanlon run). NORTHERN DIVISION Belmar 10 and then passed to won their regular season game punt (run failed). OT—Brooka, 17-yd. run with Inter- L T Any cepted paaa (run tailed). Middletown _. A 0 John Hammond for a TD. The wouldn't apply since Brick and Rumnon 7 0 S 0—13 OT—Fink, 9-yd. run (Hanlon run). Kalr Haven _ _.. extra point kick was again Fair Haven ._ 13 1* B 12—45 OT—Ryder, 2-yd. run (run tailed), Kumilon „, & Add necessary brake fluid Manasquan played to a 6-6 tie. FH—flnyder, M-yd. run (Snyder run). River Plaza ,_i..t blocked: Jackson passed for an American Manasquan's closing opponent FH—Snyder, TS-yd. run (run failed). Belmar .0 0 0 0—0 Matnwan Boro ..._ other 10-yard score in the fourth It—Magulre, M-yd. pus rrom Hamen New shrewtbury _...« 6 0 13—25 Rarltaa next Sunday Is Fair Haven, [Reardon run). NS—Jackaon, 20-yd. run (kick tailed). •rilffHood VFW quarter, this time connecting with ^r Repack front wheel bearings FH-Lewln, B-yd. run (Carter run). NS—Hammond, 10-yd. pail from *Dr»pped from leazne. Car In otfter results yesterday. New FH—Snyder, M-yd,, run (Vetterl, paai Jackaon (kick railed). CENTRAL DIVISION Ron Miller. Stevens and Jerry Shrewsbury blasted Belmar, 25-0; 'torn Carter!. NS-Mlilir, 10-yd. pan from Jack L T Perrji were the top ball carriers FH-Snyder, 5-yd. run (paaa failed), •on (kick failed). Ocean , O Neptune walked over Red Bank, R—Reardon, 8-yd. run (pais failed), N8—Stevena. 2yd. run (Doran run). Lonr Branch in New Shrewsbury's march to FH—Lato, 10-yd. run (run failed), New Sbrewebury ... Belmar's 10 from its, own 43. 45-0; Manasquan blanked defend- FH—Laio, 27-yd. run (run failed). YKSTKIUMY'S RESULTS Neptune • ing league champion Point MlddlHowa at. River Plaza 0 Red Baali The PAT kick again failed. The West Long Branch ~..O OOO—O Fair H«ven 45, Raimoo 13 Went LOOK Branch Pleasant, 21-0; Toms River w Long Branch 20 It » 14—54 Oceaa 31, Rarllu o Belmu scoring was completed when Ste- LB—Furyear, M-jrd. run (run failed). New SHrainbnry !5, Itlmii • SOUTHERN DIVISION vens tallied from two yards away loped Southern, 44-12, and St. Jo- LB—Covin, 58-yd. run (Puryear run). Nvptuno 4B, Bed Bask 0 seph's of Toms River edged Wall LB—Covin, 79-yd. run (Mlflltcclo, Lour Branch J4. H.LB, 0 Brick ! and Tom Doran ran over the ex- Tinstone ~/£m<((fru#fty paaa from MacDonald). Brick 58, Lakewood 0 Mananqnas . „ —_... tra point. Stevens set up his Township, 12-6. : LB—Co\rli>, 45-yd. run (MacDonald Mauaquaa Jl, Pt. rira.amt • Lakewood run). Tomi River 44, RouUn-rn 11 own TD when he intercepted Middletown and River Plaza SI. Jowph'a It, Will e PI. Pleananl _._Z~ 3 hB—Furyear, 52-yd. run (coter, pus Tomi River „ - 3 pass on the loser's 30. Belmar (2-4-1) battled to a scoreless first rom Macbonali). NEXT WKEK'8 flAMES Wall S 0 WINTER TREADS half before Middletown tallied 14 LB—Covln, 49-yd. pail from Mac- Mlddletowa at Lakewood St. Joieph'n " 5 won the peewee game, 14-7. Donlid (kick blocked). Ocran at Southern Southern 7 RETREADS APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES 2 * 2424 Plus tax and 2 trade-in tires of same size off your car

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where your dollar buy. MILES more STORES Maple Ave. at Whit* St. Red Bank—747-5700 1000 Atbury Av». Atbury Pwk 775-8700 WATCH DAY— LOC«I 48, Patrolmen's B»n»volent As«oci«t!on, y»tt«rrj»y awarded watches to outstanding players In the Rumion-Fair Haven Pop Warner ttami when th« clubi met at Rumion. Patrolman John K«any of Rumion, left, chairman of the awardi corrimiHee, and Patrolman Robert O'N«lll of Fair Haven, right, vlet president of tht PBA, presented th* watch*!. Rocipitnts, Uft to right, art P«t« Rsardon, Rumson, bait defensive ALSO AVAILABLE AT YOUR TEXACO, playar In tht vanity 1 COUPS D» VILXS CADILLAC ita WawrwooD GOLD WAL—IOXU, UOVINO YOUR BO«TI Four speed. Palomar Rad. Call weak- TrsnsporUlion ear. Mate offer Call two badrooms. excsllant corMIUon. «ao- Crosbli Boa* iraBStortatlon. Hall One with two whlta ptwi. Anawar lm CHIVT n NOVA ITATION WAO- dsys I to 5. 741J76O. rlflce at HMO. O»J1 MJ-M28. moved tnrwMrl In ths stele OPERATOR Bunny snd PFC. Botli femilai. 1 ON — Six-cylinder, itaodard transmli- TlT-lIM WWI.!i• n«dle s.wlni nualot »eratori ANNOUNCEMENTS 1M3 CHEVROLET — Super Sport. A-l UOBIUE HOMI FOR SAlLI — 1958 787-217S Keansburi w>rd *S. Ca.ll Tll-tlH. ilon. Rsdlo. white-wills. Iictllint con- 1991 RAMBLIR COWVSRTIBLK - BOAT IN8IDB STOnAOIl-»3.«0 ll to work on ladlai' coaU and ear coats, itlllon. SI.449. 291-3189. Automatic, power steering good tlree. condition, or/I ownttf, call Zlmra«r. 42x8'. Or* bedroom. Fur- SRORI! COAT CO., INC., S3 BrldfS IJOST AND POUND 80.000 mllea. 1375 takes It. 711-5510. 7I7-9383 nished, wall-to-wall carpeting. Excel- Fireproof bulldlnl, Accessible lor re- Ave.. Red Bank (Eisner Bulldlnj). ISM RUICK KLECTRA-V!2». wo-uoor lent condition. Must sell. j;2»B. Call work. Crown Marine,, Little ppllver. Nlrhta M2-38O8 WA1TREB8 - OVER 21 — Bvsnln|l FOUND — Fimtla Siimen Mt. Call lardtop. Power steering, power brskci, 1864 COMET — Wnlte. EncellerA condi- 1862 CORVBTTB — Red convertible. 642-2S77. Days 741-M07M011 anted wlndihleld. wlndow-waihtri, tion. S200 and take over payments. Four speed, 340 h.p.. 456 resjr. Clean. only. Full or part-time. Apply In per- TI7-76O2, s.rlir TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATIO! OUTBOARD MOTORS WINTERIZED. son only. After 12 noon. Colony Restau- :hree new tires, 45 rpm record purer. Must sell. Being' transferred. 7H-SM0S. I25O0. Call r>n-2J92 55 X 10 AMBASSADOR — Front Utch. INSURED ANP STORED IN OUR rant. Rldie Rd. and Ave. of Two Blv- S P.m. Immaculate condition. Only $2,850. Call Two bedrooma. Furnished. Extras. LOCKED VAULTS. VERY LOW Humson. I3M31I. alter 5 p.m. 1856 PLYMOUTH STATION WAOON - 1660 OLDSMOBILE WAOON — Dynam TST-GM4 RATES INCLUDE: LOR — Blue OpUlrle puikatt. Pit R1DK WANTED — MoiusouU UMlCI Automatic, power steering, push-button ic (S. 1650. Coll Tank Telling — Check Water Pump i.«,UidI«lHED NUR5B —' full time, renter arts. To E.A.I, mornlnjs. Wl RENAULT PEUGEOT MO. windows, good tir«s. Rusted but srood 842-tWl TRAVEL . TRAJILER - 1»66 Bhasts. of nn 11] perion. Kunc Jo-Jo. If AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE transportation. 1225. 741-5610. 13^'. Excsllent condition. Reasonable. Flush Motor — Check clutch srood salary, may live In. Ocean Grove found pleass call 747-4735. Rewerc. hayi W8-3089. Mr. Hoffmann. illeage, like new, 14.800. 1964 Cadillac avertible, J-iftM). Excellent condition. MOTORCYCLES sacrifice. Mike offer. Call 222-1719. KPISCOPO 4 SONS. OBNBRAt, CON- M5 MERCEDES BENZ — No. ISO one owner. 531-0O90. CARRY CRAFT SAVAGE TRACTINO — Alterations, additions, deluxe. Fully automatic. Call after 7 1961 TEMPEST — Two-door sports 1964 HONDA — 50 cc, low mileage. Boat Trat.ers wood, block and stone. Plastlrlng, i.m. 3M-5JW. Excellent condition. $220 or best offer. IM W Front St., 264-0430 Keyport. patching, sheet rock, taplnc. Wood coupe. Absolutely no casli needed paneling, acoustic celllug. Call alter i»5» CHEVROLET WAGON — V-8 down. Bank win finance (595 at IS.70 T41-03S2 before 12 noon. FOR SALE — 38' Elco cabin orulser. i:30. Irookwood, Nine pasienjer. Riaio. weekly. Call collect PA 1-7100, OASIS Oood hull. Motor in excellent condition. i»tter, mhltamllf. Power steering, MOTORS, Rt. », Sayrtville. 196! BULTACO METRELLA 291J11H 'tick; ihltt, OrM owner. Low mileage, 200 c.c. A steal at (500. Call after 6 p.m. rxcalltnt condition. 741-452S. 1953 CHEVROLET — Standard shift. Call 741-2211. 291-9429. ODD JOBS CLEAN ATOCS CELLARS Iti very good condition. Call alter fl, SAIL BOAT BALES AND RENTALS M4 CORVAIR — Automatic Alklni 671-2877...... J HONDA — 90 cc. black, 3 months Call 8:30-7 p.m. 2844U1 old. 1309. Call after • p.m. MONMOUTH MARINA 1963 PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY — 642-1685. Ifonmoutri Beach, K. J. 322-3492 ATTICS, CELLARS CLBANJtD - Light S71-1M8. Golden Commando. "353." four on tb» hauling. Free •stlmatii. Call titnrjl 1961 TURQUOISE RENAULT floor. M. SCHWARTZ * SONS. 141 1965 HONDA — 150 CC. Colt KM. Ask- IM4 CHRIS CRAFT - 27', 185 h.p. p.m., all day Saturday. Sunday, 747-3MB. W. Trent St.. Red Bank. 747-O7H7. Ing $415 Four months old. Perfect con. Sleeps 4, dinette, standun head, bilge Very clein. H50 dltlon. Call 74T-4312 aftw:l pump, rsfrlgerator, depth finder, full COUTURWRB—HBLBNB OU1 291-OM3, after 5. 1961 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Two- casvaj, winter cover, author, pilot and Dress Deslptners — Specialists, la (It- HOUSE OP YAMAHA co-pilot seats, radio ground piites, cra- Ungl. T47-MS7. 1M3 V0LKSWAOBN-MICR0BU8 dOOr hardtop, V-8. 385 standard shift. Excellent condition 291-2934. ARer 6. N.J.'s Largest Cycde Showroom. dle, 4 life Jackets. Only used 12 hours. THE WHAT—NOT ANTIQUE SHOP 201-1390. 91,000 or best offer. Yamaha—BMW-aalet and 8«rvlca Cost over (9000, will sacrifice. 774-2365. Will do antiquing; reflnlshlng ar« re. 28' FISHING SKIFF — Fast, reliable, pairing furniture by experts. » Centtr and seaworthy. Encloses shelter cabin Avs., Atlantic Hlghlandi. AUTOS FOH SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE forward 363 cu. In. Orey. two-to-one Call 2M-34M for free «atlmal» •ear, fresh water cooled. New cabin, decks, ribs, and sawn frames. Profes- sional overhaul on engine. Not a EMPLOYMENT chrome or varnish flowerpot. J3.8W. 681-2499 after 6 p.m. or all day Bat., HELP WANTED FEMALE ind Bun WE GIVE THE OORSJURE 8U)OP — 18'. Trader, PART-TIME MANICURIST BIG DEAL in '66 notor. Refinlshlng completed. Well equipped for crulslnr and raclnff. Good If You Are About to raolni record. (2,300. Call 842-1909. 741-5600 IB' CATAMARAN — Flbertlai over YOUNO WORKING OIRL — To live plywood^ aluminum rudder and center- irj snd can (or two-year-old baby eve- boaird. Daoron sails. Liarie cockpit, Ask- nings for working mothor. Own room Invest In A Mercedes-Benz BIG SELECTION! Ini «J7B. Call 774-4078. and bath. Call M2-04H. WE'RE STILL AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE CALL 462-5300 BIG SERVICE! TALKING OUR BEST (FRIENDLY) CENTRAL JERSEY'S LARGEST BIG TRADE-INS! TURKEY MERCEDES - BENZ DEALER NOW ON DISPLAY! ECONOMY BUYS • VALIANTS IMPORTS MENTION THIS AD PLYMOUTHS "45 TOYOTA Station Waaon $2195 WHEN YOU • CHRYSLERS '44 VOLVO 544, Red $1495 ORDER ANY ® IMPERIALS • BARRACUDA '44 SPITFIRE Conv.rtibl« $1595 & •44 MG-II00 S.dsn $1195 NEW or USED •44 RENAULT Dauphin $1095 '43 MS-1100 Ssdan $ 950 CAR and RECEIVE 462-5300 •43 RENAULT R-8 Stdan ?. $1050 •43 SAAB Station Wagon $1095 •52 TRIUMPH TR-4, Gratn $1495 HWY. 9 FREEHOLD '51 VOLKSWASEN S.d.n _ $ 895 A CY BARRON '41 FIAT 1200 ConvtitibU $ 595 (JUST, NORTH OF FREEHOLD CIRCLE) 71 SOUTH BROADWAY 222-1700 LONG BRANCH "41 PEUSEOT 404 „ $ 795 FREE '40 VOLVO 122-S, Four-Door $ 895 •40 DAUPHINE $ 295 '59 VOLVO 544 $ 595 FRIENDLY '5« VOLVO 544 $ 395 TURKEY DOMESTIC '42 CORVAIR, Automatic, Radio, H«at.r ; $ 995 '42 FORD Falcon, Automstic, Radio, Hsatar $ 895 '40 FORD Convertible, Automatic, Radio, Hester $ 495 LEFTOVERS MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER '65 PLYMOUTHS ID BANK AUTO IMPORTS AND 119 E. Nawman Springs Rd. 741-5886 R.d Bank VALIANTS M788 SHOP RIGHT...* THEY'RE ALL AND READY TOP QUALITY SHOP RUSSELL!! TOGO!!! USED CARS 1964 CHRYSLER for 1964 FORD 1963 FORD Four-door isdan. • 4-door sedan. Auto- » • i«r Coloxll 500 2-door maNc trammlsslon, ro- T I £LVh Hardtop. Aufomollc $ I AQC dlo, heater. Sptclol. • ' '** tranimlitlon, radio. T | *f/O $2199 power itierlna. Speclol. ACTION PACK DEALS ON 1964 FORD 1963 CHEVROLET 500 XI, 2-dr. Hardtop. Super Sport Coupe, Au- » • f\f\r 1963 CHEVROLET tomotlc tranimlnlon, f I VVf3 tmpala V4 2-door radio, power steering. • » »«* hardtop. Automatic % I LQC $1999 transmlulon. Radio, T | Q y y 66 OLDSMOBILES 1963 FALCON heattr. 1964 CADILLAC Station WOQon, auto* Sedsn D.Villo. ma He trafiMnlislon, 1962 CORVAIR FEATURING THE ALL NEW htattr. *I295 Moms Coupi. 4-tpesd tftftt? $3999 tronimliilon, radio, •*# T3 1964 CHEVELLE 1963 CADILLAC 1963 CORVAIR Sadsn DaVllla. Mallbu gconvirllbli p. V- t I rtOr Grunbrlar Spor ti tranimlulon. Radio. Wagon. 9-patsingir. $ I COC T $2799 htotertranimlulo. n Radio. ' • *«* automotlc trammlulen | O/Q "TORONADO" radio. 1963 RAMBLER 1963 CHEVROLET 1961 FALCON Convartiblt. l«t Air ilx. 4-door 1965 LEFTOVER OLDSMOBILES wfart. Standard troni Ranchero. Pick-up. $1199 mlMlon, radio, htot~«I29* 5 Standard tratiimlulon. H 1962 CHRYSLER AT PRICES 1961 T'BIRD "T960 PONTIAC $1499 Convertible. Automatic * I mi" Catatlna. «Woor Hord- I960 DODGE trammlulen, power * I J>*f ft too, automatic tram- SOOC •twrlno, radio, hMtar. '*»•*' mlulon, powir itttr- TOTO Two-door Hardtop. LOWER THAN EVER Ing, radio, hntir. $499 ALSO ... "65 DEMONSTRATORS 1961 OLDSMOBILE Sueer II Moor Sedan, 1960 CORVAIR 700 rowfr st99rinp ono % door Moan automatic tTrtr I960 DODGE AND EXECUTIVE CARS . . . b r a k • i. Automatic animlulon, radio and */*f*i Station Wagon. tranimttilcn. radio. »Ml*r. f / W $599 SEE THE '59 CHEVROLET $695 '60 CHEVROLET $695 I960 LARK V-l convsrtlSle Moor Wagon. Station Weoon. '61 CHEVROLET .$696 '60 METRO $595 $299 SHORES LARGEST OLDSMOBILE 2-4oor Stdan. Step Van '59 MERCURY $495 1959 PLYMOUTH '63 CHEVROLET $1395 Four-doer Sadan. • CADILLAC DEALER Cmvartlblt Pick-up wltn lido boxes '59 PEUGEOT $295 '51 CHEVROLET $195 $199 tdsar Man. Vi Ton Pick-up 1959 PLYMOUTH '58 FORD $295 '60 FALCON $795 Station Wagon. moor Man. Konctiiro $199 NEW JERSEY'S RUSSELL FRIENDLIEST DEALER OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC COMPANY

NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK 1 USED CAR LOT NEW CAR SHOWROOM 1 1 Xt. It at Monmauth R«J. Routa It 1 1 WIST L0N6 IMNCH BATONTOWN 1 Ml W. Front St. 741-0910 1 141-1 lit M2-IC0J 1 747>O7I7 | O«M DAILY \1 A.M.to i P.M. | THE pAJUf. BECISTER tOOKWO »6» V (WlMAtHaturs rlonday, October 25,1965-19 £NROLL NOW FOR mm of wwaen who care aHmt chU- Manpower, Inc. dm lor "Ilvtaf-ta" cWM »« ptafnm KEYS MADE FALL CLASSES IN In chUdren s Institution. Tour positions HAMMOND WHAT WOULD you do If 7OU loit APARTMENT* TEMPORARY AUTO no* open. Orientation training, arM your keyi? Bt ante, get extra, keys. BTENOS supemslon while working. Telephone CLWRK-TYPIBTS Mrs. Hood, 201-938-ajlI, lion, tferoufb PROWN'S ED BANK OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST PBX MECHANIC IBM COMPUTER Tor modKU nurslnl hom<, Fulltime Fr., 9 s,m. to 6 p.m. ORGAN 31 Broad St. Red Bank 7(1-7500 ' C*ll » am. • ( p.m. KEYPUNCH Enter a World of BOOKKEEPERS 6. M. EXPERIENCE gUPERlNTBNDENT — Couple only. WE BUY AND SELL Eiperlenctd. Local areas. No IM PROGRAMMING Fully experienced to maintain and is- OF ASBURY PARK COMPLETE CONTENTS OT HOME8 ELECTRIC LUXURY charged. Please come In mnd register. Up to $125 per week slat irj reruals. New Garden Apa>rt- CLEAN USED FUNITURE. 364-2552 312 Main Bt,, Asbury Pirk menta In Malawan area. Writs P. O. THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO AUTOS FOR SALE 313 Bills Rt., Penh Amboy - Box 664 Union, N. J-, statins experi- DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA MOVING, MUST SELL — Maple bed- CANNON POINT Top working condition! IBM KEYPUNCH ence, references, etc. All correspon- room set client-oii-cnest, tf]fhl table, GIRL FRIDAY — Excellent typlM. dence confidential. Use our ttnta.l-purchB.se plan doubl* bed, J50. 787-9225. VILLAGE •Irond niw )NS Lattovim Credit badssrouml desirable. Start at Five-day week for pianos and organs ••Crwnn puff* traded on 1946s but not *338 a month. ACE EMPLOYMENT AUTOMATION SITUATIONS WANTED-Female a» UPRINO 8T- AGENCY, 23 While St., Shrewsbury From $12 per Month MERCHANDISE WANTED yet ajellvsreii. 747.3494. 291-1101 Open daily til 9 p.m. Sat. til 9 p.m. STUDIO KMKV< yews now! TYPING EXPERIENCED INSURANCE OFFICE Corner of Main St. A Mattisou Ave. ACT NOW! T»p dollar paid for electric SECRETARY — Good typist, shorthand Mr. Fairbanks — Tired of commuting to New York? and alt pie-lfiiu trains and toy catalogs. ONE S TWO BEDROOM turn AND UP required. Diversified duties. Must be Calt 5W-S643 liter T p.m. TJ8ED ORGAN SPECIALS able to assume responsibilities. High 774-3710. APARTMENTS »U Cadillac DeVllle Hdlp. Sdn. COMPTOMETER 1EFINBD Mature house mother Sllverlon Chord Organ » 119 DeVllle Hdlg. Sdn, school graduate. Prefer Red Bank real- CASH for ola toy trains, trolley can from •4J Goallac dent. Write "A.Y." Box 520, Red Bulk EXPERIENCED — Apartment •up»r Day A evenlnc classes. Co-ed. Weekend sittings. References exchanged. Thomas 8plnet Organ 295 and cast fron i oyg madt bafort 1940 •U Cadillac DeVllle Hdlo, Sdn. ntendent needed. Good position (or Call 7*1-7849. Hammond Chord Organ S-4 - 3*5 Hdlp. Sdn. KUCB PLACEMENT SERVICE T4M990 after 5 p,m. Cadillac DeVllle APPLICATIONS BEINO TAKEN to rtiponsible man and wlff, Mutt fur* MATURE WOMAN — Would like lull Baldwin Spinet Organ - 4B5 Cadillac DeVllle Hdip. Cpe. counter and assembly work. Full anti ih refenncM. Call 643-37T4 after Call 747-4646 iammond Spinet Organ M-3 -.., 745 WILL PAY-550 up tor trutted or nora! W S Hdlp. Cpe. e positiioon .aass telephontelp e opantot. Hammond Spinet Organ L102 —... 745leaded hanging domes. Leaded table ts Cadillac DeVllle pall-time. Apply In person, MOREY 10 p.m. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MACHINES K.'f Box JJ»», ReRdd BankBk. lamelesa elejetric beating and cooking, "UU CadWoCdWoc DeVllle Hdtp. cpe. LA RUB. Rl. 35, Eatontowo. Hammond Spinet Organ 1133 - 650 lampj, TIHanr and art tlass. 671-2708. letity ol off street parking. Conv. 54 Broad It. Red Bank ••U Codllloc Da Vine '.V. REPAIRMAN - Full or p*rt Hammond Console Organ- Hdtp. Sdn. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS lme. Vacation! and holidiyi with Leslie speaker 995 STEEL CONSTRUCTION BEAMS - To MODEL PHONE 741-3953 "U coOllloc Caloli Uatontown ]>reM Mfi. IEWIN4 ROOM BUPE.RVI8OR — We SITUATIONS WANTED • Male be used In S0x80 bulldlnf. Call 767- Cololl Hdtp. Sdn. 'ay, Apply In person, Eatontown Tell lead a working supervisor in a tmall Hammond Spinet Organ MIDI —. 1125 ••U CeeHlloc 4-dr. Sdn. Phone 64Z-35M. 1«ton, 50 Hwy, 35, SatoriLown. Hammond Spinet Organ Mill —. 1150 TATEWIDE MANAGEMENT ••64 Cadillac Fuel wood idustrlsj sewing department of a tare- ODD J0B8 - Wtll do anything for 4-dr. Sdn. LEGAL SECRETARY — ElpSrlenced PURCHASING AOENT — Young man ; firm. 11 you are an experienced Baldwin Console Organ 1195 687-2700 M CoHtaHUtac Fleetwooit Hdlp. Sdn. Beautiful new oftlce. Salary food, com- operator and ready to tackle a wo-rk* anyone. Eaally adapted. In exchange !onn Theatre Organ (Console) 1695 UMSON — Waterlront (usrilihed eta- •'64 codilloc De Vllle jxperlerfced In purchasing small parta for room and/or board. Write B.A. SWAP OR EXCHANGE Hdlp. Sdn. inennunte wltli experience. ACE EM-electronic compontnta. Soma engineer, ing aupervUwr's job, we want you. icslle 55C speaker - 145 lo apartment for slogla. $» monthly, "WCoollloc De Vllle Hdlp. Cpe. PLOYMENT AGENCY, S3 White St. Tills is a wonderful opportunity for Box 520. Red Bank. eille 314 speaker „ J95 "ear lease. Call 842-1785. ••44 Cadlltoc De Vllle in* background. Salairy to 19,000 ACE the right man. CharJce for advance- WANTED — Someone to move load Conv. Shrewsbury. 747-3tC4, EMPLOYMENT AOENCY, 2J While St., Leslie 122H speaker ™- 365 'LUSH APARTMENT UVINO-WM* 64 Cadillac DeVllle Conv. Shrewsbury. 747-34J4. ment In both pay and position. Salary or used lumber In return for gift of DeVllle open, phone 222-ww, between * arid 6. FINANCIAL same, Call (71-0443. ou buy or build. Reduced until June, "64 Cadillac Hdlp. Cpt. EXPERIENCED FORELADY All llema sold with a guarantee — lonth or week. Riverside and ocearJ ••64 Cadillac Colon Hdlp. cpe. On single needle sewlne menhir*. "'"' TV TECHNICIAN — Black and white budget terras available. CdlHoc Colon and color TV. Steady work. Call BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES lew. Complete family living. T.V., Hdtp. Cpe. have thorough knowledge of garment 8T1-2O90 OTOMOTIVE PETS AND LIVESTOCK eat, all utilities. 842-0505. • *'e4 Cadillac _DeVlll - e- Hdt . %d construction and production tcciiiiciues. EMPLOYMENT AO2NCY - Well a»- PR 5-9300 (S oidsmoblle » Hdtp. Sdn. Salary commensurate with ability. Ap- MAN WANTED FOR GENERAL taWlshed Need personnel background OURROOM APARTMENT — Off- ply in person, Morris Manufacturers, WORK — In Red Bank Hardware treet parlilng, $132 per month. Avall- 1300013500 to obtain Btate License. m4W DOUBLE MAPLE DRESSER — Maple GOING ATOAYt ble Nov. IS. Call 741-38M. »5 oldimoMIe Villa Cruller Sra.Wgn. Johnson Ave., Mfltawan. etore. Write P.O. Box 206, R«4 Bank. bed, box-spring, mattress. Innersprlr/g, Boarding, battling, grooming. SERVICE GOING BJEPTIC TANK CLBANINO BRIOOSON KENNELS, 741-3310. 65 oidsmoMIe Dynamic M Conv. CLEANING WOMAN — Eiperlenctd, 'OUNO MAN WANTED — Eifertenc BUSINESS — AND EQUIPMENT FOR mirror. Danish living room tables, CEANSBURQ — Park Ave. Modern, •AS OloimoOlle Dynamic tl Conv. wining worker, Call In factory work. Apply In person, five-piece kitchen set. May be bought OOLLIB PUP — Gentle, ctiild'a pet tt-room apartment. Large bedroom, SALE. hing, J178 IR.WIN, Ued bath, air conditioning. UnfiintMied •eJOIcltnwblle Delta W Hdtp. Sdn. 566-7213 Ralph rnedland * Bros., Locust It. MANAGER Write P.O. Box 667. Lon{ Branch. laparately. Everythin Haa papers, and ahots *eS oldsmoolie Dynomlc M Hdtp. Sdn. Keyport :7 Monraoulli St RRed Bank. 747-0011 TU-3500 (30 per month. Call Mr, Cfcesney L.P.N. AMD NURSES AIDES BEAUTY SALON — Owner leavlm 787-2330. •el OltnimoWle Dynamic U Hdlp. Sdn. Full and part-timerttim . For modern nurs- MAN — To canvaas, build dry clew- We can offer you eecurlty ani OAMEBA — 16 mm Mayfalr M GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS - AKC. •MOI4»moWH Dynamic»« Hdtp.Cpe. H some. -— - -- -n -- excellent promotional opportunl* •tate. Good location, good business, BELTORD — .tlree rooms and bathi Call 9 a.m. D p.m Inr route. Call rood price. Write "A.R." Bon 520mad, e by Keystone wltb :aie. Call Reasonable. Call moraines. •eSOIdtmoWls Dynamic W Hdtp. Cpe. PA 14200 741-W77 ties as an Automobile Insurance 'ewly redecorated. Utilities Included, Adjuster, Consider these advan- Red Bank. 147-67J3 284-0231 85 per month, 787-W52. • Hdtp. Sdn. HOUSEKEEPER - Five days, hom PART-TIME TELEVISION TECHNI- tages of reirular hours, com- BAR - Illness forces sale. *50,00p SMASH SAVINGS ON THREE ^HANDSOMHANDSOME KITTENS 1:30-0:M and all day Friday. Reliable. CIAN — Call 542-0403. after plete benefits, regular salary volume. Bent J125. Priced at M5.000. DISCONTINUED LINE Looking for homes. Housebroken. Call RED BANK'S FINEST «2M Call 2B1-M2J. 6 p.m, evaluation, management oppor- BEACH AGENCY, Broker. 1400 RUB-tunnWj. t Uuree room ouUlt to be sold 671-0HJ. r Hdto. Sdn. ell-kept garden apartment, two tel* •UOMwnobttsj JetlrorM tunity and many othtrs. 35 Mlddletown. 671-2727, daily to I P.m at fraction of original cost. Nine-piece GERMAN BHEPHERD PUPPIES - •M nKUmoWIe Jet»!or Hdtp. Cpe. HAIR STYLISTS AUTOMOBILE UECHANIC — Eiperi- living room with sleep two sofa eight- ooma; ample free parking; complete enca in Cttryslcr products preferred. Sat. Bun. to 8 p.m. ^^^ week! old. AKC registered. Call •eJOIdimoWIt MS Hdtp. Cpe. Part-or full time. Experience necessary, It you ars a high school gradu- piece modern double dresser bedroom: itchen with dinette* or dining room; Hdtp, Cpe, Call Freehold Vatf. 4674234. seven-plece dinette with chrome or 4204 til* bath; spacious rooms and oloitts; •tSOIdJmooila M5 HHSI), 717-5(76. - ate and have estimating expe- ceptlcnal value; Immediate or future •MOUttmoblls F-15 Hdtp. Cp>. CLERK-TYPIST - Experienced. Vo rience you may qualify. For COSMETIC BUSINESS bronzetone finish extension table, six POODLE PUP — Male. White. Seven Sto. Wgn. FULL-TIME WAITRESS WANTE, matching chairs. Only $2.50 weekly oc weeks old. Call cuptuicy. 385 Spring St. TU-WT3. •65 Oldtffloolla F45 Apply Paul's Coffee Shop, sales department of rnanufacturlnf further Information call Mr. Spoilt Cp«. company. «5 a week. ACE EMPLOY Ryan, PR 6-8200 any weekday, 1248, HIGHLANDS - Two-bedroom •art- •65 OldimoWie F4S Sports Cpe. Prospect Plaza, Little Sliver. OF YOUR OWN FIELD FURNITURE ts oidimoWla F-FU MENT AGENCY 23 Whlta 8t., Shrew » a.m, to i p.m. PUPPIES—PART AIRDALE ne.it. JW, ell utilities. 13 iddy GTO Conv. LEGAL SECItETAHY TRAINEE—PI' bury. 747-34B4. 7-11 E. FRONT ST. KEVPORT FREB TO OOOD HOME rVve, 64P64Ponlloo c Tampail Conv. Opportunity to add J3.000 to $10,000 or Bonnevllla tftphoiie, IBM electric typewriter. Pomi 284-3020. Open late Men. and Frl. lill 747-452' 64 ponllopllocc Hdtp. Sdn. shorthand. Wottlwful boss. Excellen ASSISTANT MANAGER [ACH1NIST-TOOLMAKER — We have more to family Income in first year. B. -Tues., Weds., Thurs.. till «. Sat., IGHLAND8 — Furnished, newly dec- »M guide Electro, as Hdtp. Sdn. opportunity. ACE EMPLOYMENT an opening for a first class machlMst No door-to-door. Nationally advcrtlset till fc 8PEAOL* PUPPIES - orated. First floor, private entrance. ••64 Pontlec BMinevllle Hdtp. Sdn. AGENCY. 23 White Bt.. Shrewsbury, Som« txperlenc* helpful In Unen Bepl and toolmaker, wide variety of Inter- product. Write for free "Opportunity" healthy pups. Call $50 plus utilities, call 671-2923. ••it Cadillac Da Villa 747-3494, Good ojiportunity for advancement esting work with full benefits Including booklet. Vivian* Woodard Corp,, 821 291-9043 larfff diacmint department atorc chali overtime Also opening for apprentice WOW! TWO-ROOM FURNISHED APART- Fifth Ave-, New York or call collect MINIATURE FRENCH POODLES — MBNT - Private entrance. All utili- J-dr. Sdn. PART-TIME WORK - Wllh lull tlm€ Apply to Linen Cept. M or machinist short on experience. Call 212-MU 2-4632. That Big M storm and acreen window •15 oidimotJIe F-as pay. Three evenlnga a week. No de- 291-0600 for appointment. really selling like mad. Unbellivable, AiKC registered.- Call 741-5877 from 10-5. ties Included. Two t>loclci from ibop- •Soidimoblle FJ5 2-dr. Sdn. livery or collecting. Call 7474319. call 741-3383 from 8-6:30. ilng and trannportatloc. Call 222-6341*. 4-dr. Sdn. TWO GUYS MEN-PULL TIME — PART TIME window of tills quality only 111.95. U codlllac Fleetwood Rt. 35 at Twlnt-rook Rd. Mlddletown WIN OABLBS — M Riverside Ave.. u Cadillac DeVlile p SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS — Tul! Our ftrm needs 15 men to work days PROWN'S or part-time. Call for Interview. and evenlngi, Muit be neat and over MORTGAGES Red Bank on river. 814 and txa Mlulck La Satire Hdtp, Sdn. /1M700 1. Stead/ work. ExcellerA pay* Call 32 Broad Et. Red Hank 741-7900 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT rooms untarnished, fln-nom offJca. Soldsroobtle W Hdtp. Sdn. MEN 741-239* BOOKKEEPER — In charge of say-Pull ana pirt-tlme. Work S3 wee MATTRESSES — Values to 179. All APARTMENTS •>UCodllloc DeVllle Hdtp. Sdn, •lzes, factory rejects. Some extra long. FURNISHED — Four rooms; private 4-dr. Sdn. roll. Experience preferred. Inqul year, no layofti, «arn |3 pe DISH WASHER - WEEKENDS ONLY. ••A3 Lincoln Continental hr. Car antl phon* ntcsnary, C*l 115. IRWIN, 27 Monmoutb. Bt., Red eiJtrance, » Thirl Are.. AUantlo HUU- ~ SoSimoblli Dynamic M Hdtpdtp . Cpep , mornings. Call 747-1373. Apply tn person only. After 12 noon. lands. Hdlp. Sdn. 4K-1O7*. ' Colony ReaUurant RJdge Rd. and Avi, Bank. 7474011. MOWtmotxIe Dynamic M RELIABLE — Efficient mall wanted of Two Riven, Runuon. iTLANTIC HIGHLANDS — JH-room Joidsmobile MJ Cutlass HdtpHdt.C Cpe. Twice a week. Call AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION MAN INSTRUCTION MAPLE BEDROOM SET - Eljtlt GREEN GROVE 1 oidsmoblle Super si Hdto. Cpe. IRebullder flrst>clasfl Bxperl*nc« I leces, solid maple. Walnut desk book- ,partment Fine section, Quiet bousa. H71-KS3 case. Call 741-8313. : Third Ave. 291-9137. •150M20OO ttfl ol tutomatto tran*mii8lon, T( EXPERIENCED WAITRESdES WANT wages, excellent opportunity for a PRIVATE FRENCH LESSONS - TOP SOIL GARDENS LONG BRANCH — Thies-room lur- tl Cadillac DeVllle p EO — Also dlshwasliera. Rex's Dinar, vincetnwvt. Apply Aimco TtajMitil CLERK-TYPIST DeVllle Hdtp. Cn. Rt. 39. Kerport. $4,1-9821. Grammar and or conversation. Call TEMPLE LUMBER CO., RUM8ON nlshed - apartments. All utHIUts. by 41 Cadillac lioni. 809 Railroad Ava, Aibury Part NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED 671-1159 Call 842-1500 EOLMDEL-KErPORT AREA month or for winter. A8T0R GAR- ••63 cnavre-ie! ImpoloV-l Hdtp. Sdn. RECEPTIONIST — MMure woman fi DENS, 31 Morris Ave, or ea!) 222-1347 Bonnevllls C QARPENTJJTt - B p»r hour, BEGINNER PIANO gTUDENTS-K.50 o»6JP«nMac plush office. Knowledce of lypln Good opportunity for recent high ichool DUNCAN PHYFE — Dlnlnj room taSe. or 222-B507, ajrontloc Bonnevllle Above, average Intelligence. ACE I/M Call grad with lome knowledge of mechani- a lesson. Red Bank area. Calt with leaf, six chairs, china and side- $95 UP UOIdsmobl«IOI4*mo H Dynamic M PM)YMENT AOENCY, 53 White SI 741-5060 cal draftlnf helpful. Varied and interest- 931-8822 board. U00. Call 741-7068. NEW LUXURY 2H ROOM APART- 3 Chevrolet Impola V-tt Hdb. Sdn. BhrewiDury. 74!-3(94. WHOLESALE CLERK ~ Qoo4 htT ing duties tn amsU oflica of Ifc 8W1M CLUB FOR TENANTS MD.NT — Fully air conditioned, near Hdtp. Sdn. xpAdl corp. KENMORE KER0SEN8 SPACE all transportation. 21 Leroy Plus, Red «Chevrolet ImpoloV-l REGISTERED NURSE — 3 p.m wrltlnr. Operate aimpl* calculato HEATER — For four or live rooms Bank. Call 741-1063 or 747-6361. —a OMsnwMIe . Oyiwmic U Hdtp. Cpe, Btart at £«. ACS fcMPbOYME^ MERCHANDISE house. Excellent condition. (25. CeJI FREE HEAT, COOKINQ OAS, HO: U p.m. Five days. Paid holiday! A0BNC7, 23 White St., WATER AND AIR CONDITIONINO S100041SOO Write "B.J." Box 620, Red Bank. TO $70 PLUS BENEFITS 747-1332 alter 8 p.m. ; HIGHLANDS -- Three rooms furnished, 4-dr. Sdn. 74T-34M " FOR SALE all utilities, Call 872-0982. 3» Haveslnk UOIdimoblls M WOMAN — Desires Ironing, babyll T.V, and pbont outlsta, 12 eu. tt ri- Ave., Rt. 31. MCtiryiler 300 Hdtp. Sdn. Call Mr. Armstrong for appointment SALE frlgerator, parking and watlc-ln atoran Hdtp. Sdn. ting or cleaning on Saturdays. Cal ROUTE MEN THREE MODERN ROOMS — Fur- 1«.S233 741-5588 9-12 A.M. BROKEN GLASS IN CLOTH WINDOW SHADE tacilltiei. Spacloui roomi. larfe oloaeta. WTriunKiti TM Conv, PULL AND PART-TIME STEADY Walk to ihopplng plasa, btuea, ichoola. nished. All utilities. Rent $123. Call 3-dr. Sdn. PART-TIME OR FULL TIME CAS: YEAR-ROUND WORK NO LAYOFF'S, An Equal Opportunity Employer NOT plastic • NOT fiber - NOT paper. 291-0778. entry Squirt Mo. Won IER — Apply In person, Ye Cottai EARN 5102. CAR AND PHONE RE- STORM WINDOWS? Genuine CLOTH. Genuine K shade DIRECTIONS: Garden State Exit IV, 41 Cord Inn. 149 W. Front St.. Keyport. QUIRED. CALL 4(2-1074. NORTH LONG BRANCH— Four rooms. tl cnavralat Impola, 6 Hdtp. Cpe. DMVBR—WAREHOUSE MAN — Ex- (white only) 11.73 ea. on your roller. to 36, east on 39 to Airport Bhopprni Near schools, stores and ocean. Hest »2 with new rollers. Plaza, turn lelt, then two Clocks to WO-tltM SALESMAN — Experienced lor (In perienced. Monmoutti and Ocean Coun- LET US REPLACE HURRY, HURRY, HURRY, while We and water supplied. Freshly painted Sra. Wgn. HELP WANTED-MALE furrAture store. Knowledge or iirterlc ty delivery. Over 25 Established ware, model apartment. From 35, (J. M. $95. 741-0748. , MOkHmabllt Super u decorating helpful. Excellent lalar house. For appointment, call Mr. Wil- PROWN'S have them In slock. Fields) to Hazlet Ave., turn lert < tl WorwrWorwry Colon——y Por° k Stn.Won. plus commission. VI 6-M4B. son. «;i-5000. Ulddle Rd., atral|ht ahead. 261-1813. LARGE 1 ANDltt ROOM APART- M luIclIcK LO Sabre Hdtpp. Sdn. BAKER WANTED — IKnchman lam 32 Broad Et Red Bank 741-7800 PROWN'S MENTS — With btathL . Newl_ .y. ._..rurrtsbef. _ t lar with rolls, breads, etc. Day Job EXPERIENCED MAN — For servlci WASHING MACHINE REPAIRMAN or Includes all utilities. Call 222-0726. aMj|Marcuy Manlersy Hdtp. Sdn. THE OOLDEN DOOR 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Utl aftfOrtavyll 10W 4-dr. Sdn. good pay. Call 294-9712. center. Must be familiar with al! younc man mecnanlcally lrxlined. Ap- Itlea lurnllhta. Call 747-2529 or 14: lilt and air tun, (or tire, mulfler, gen -'y In psraon. Eatontown Television, Outgrown clothing,' elegant Junk, «ll imnoiusi ADUINO machines RED BANK — Thrw-room fornlshed 41 Camel Deluxe 3-dr. TRANSIT MAN Items. 771 River Rd., Fair Haven, 10 Ul makes new or used. Guaranteed. 4072. apartment. All uttllMes. OonTemeot lo- impala V-t erator, and all types of Installation. I Hwy 35, Eatontown. jicMlU Conv, Experience required Apply In person only, Pep Boys, to 4 Tuesday through Friday. Saturday Low u |2o. Serplco's. 101 Monmoutn MODERN THREE AND FOUR ROOM; cation. AdulU only. 747-0332. M Rambler AmtMiiotlor 4-dr. Sdn. JSOt-9109 ~r 01 Front St., Red Bank. 11 to 3. St. Next to theater 747-0485. - Furnished or unfurnished. Newl; KEANSBURG—DOLL HOUSE APART- fectievrolet Impala w 4-dr. Sdn. PULL TIME — 1 [ALB HELF BENCH HAND OLD FURNITURE — Antnjues, china, lecorated. Good location. Heat Include' MENTS FOR ,RPNT. Newlyweds or 51 Cadillac . Sixty-Two Conv, PART-TIME — Butcher or count* FIREMAN'S MARRIAGE GOES UP IN tent starts at *55- 787-1M2. ' couple with one child. Large rooms* WANTED. Laird a c£ man. For Saturdays, eab&tos, 806 Slasswaro, art objects and brlc-a-bric, SMOKE UNDER tSN 54.2-0311 Bt. Belford. Call 787-9119. In Modern Bakeshop immediate caah tor anything and avery- Lovely three room outflt returned to THREE ROOMS—Upstairs, remodeled, rAce quiet neighborhood.' Convenient to ••to De Sots Adventurer Hdpt. Sdn. thing. Ruscil's. 25 East Front SL. 741-be sold for unpaid balance of $168 orcompletely redecorated, 19 Navealnfc everything. Reasonable. Call 787-0834. 4-dr. Sdn. ELECTmCIANS HELPER — Apply TRY CLEANING MANAOER-SPO' Full job security guaranteed, ' MOiryslir Imperial p irson EATONTOWAOTWN TELEVISION, 1693 W.75 weekly. Includes 10-plece sec- Ave., Fair Havejl, 741-M81. SEA BRIGHT — Winter rental. Bach- .'• HOltvroUt Impala V-l Hdtp. Sdn. TER — To take full charge of leadlm tional living- room with accessories: elor apartment. Two rooms and bath. Hdtp. Sdn. Rt. 35. Eatontown. aKKresslve plant. Paid vacation, BU Send personal resume to THE ATTIC — Buys and sells an; eight-piece double dresser bedroom; THREE-BEDROOM CO-OP APART H Cadillac DeVllle Cross and Blue Shield. Reply "A.L. mini of value. Entire household con MENT — Oil heat. Large fenced yard Utilities, $70. 842-0S49. American 2-dr. BOTTLINO LINE MECHANIC WANT. tents purchased. 33 Third Ave.. Long flve-pltce dinette Vlth chrome or entry Squlra Sta. Won. ED—Experienced. Preferably labU Box &20, Kea Bank, giving fuu partly "C.J.," Box 520, Red Bank. bronzetone extension table and match- S74.7S per month pays all except beat COLONY HOUSE - 3% rooms and MFord machines. Laird k Co. 6124313. l&rs axAl past employment. 9alary opei Branch. Cal 229 41(6 mornings only. First $600 takes K. 542-4719. jSPootloc Star Chlel Hdtp. Cpa. Ing chairs, trade-in, pltu guaranteed bath. Unfurnished. Brijtit and sonny, M Cadillac Sixty-Two Hdlp, Cpe. YOUNG MAN TO OPERATE DRV DESKS 113 up. FILES), table!, cnalrB. range. / AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 1 — Un good ttecd rooms, $150. 7416818. 4-dr. Sdn. CLEANING WHEEL. No experience addlns machines, typewriters, office FIELD FURNITURE furnished large three-room apartment PORT MONMOUTH — Unfurnished ••It OtdsmeOII* M AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE neceeaary. AppApplly Donald's Laundry, 44 equipment, etc., at bargain pricee. Hew 4-dr. Sdn. L 7-11 E. FRONT ST KBYPORT First floor. Adulta preferred. 6 X. High- three rooms. Completely private. All Ss-JWdecoWr President Marion St.. Red Bank. w used. AAC DESK OUILIT, Rte- land Ave., Atlantic Highlands. 35. Oakhurst. 531-3990. 284-3020. Open late Mon. arM Frl. till utiUUt*. except electricity. $80. Call 9. Tuts., Weds., Thorn., HU 8, Sat, RUMSON — Tana rooms, batu O: 7W-TSM. i I Experienced. Full timl, days. Prefera- ONE COAT DID IT till S. bus line; near ichool, shop;' NEW 4M-K0OU APARTMENT - Tw« FACTORY FRESH Down Paymenr PAY PER MONTH bly married. TrnM/UfO p»J churches. 05 E, River ltd.. Sir. Juli bedroom*, nurage, CentraUy located. arsonr , LLll Cook & Dunn'i one-coat, no-drip Latei DONT 229-2403 ' Iprlncs Rd. Call S»O46f. wall paint will do It. Only S6.79 gal. knock youraell out. Try Prown'i one THREE-ROOM furnished apartment : VALIANTS - * f S41.9I 700 colors. Cook* Dunn Rainbow latex RSD BANK — Three rooms, furnished SHEET METAL WORKERS stop ahopplng. Always tree delivery. Utilities supplied. Business couple pre- or unfurnished. Adulta. Private entrance (3M ill. Hundreds ol colors. Low ferred. Located ocean Blvd., Atlantic call 7414421 or 042-2277. PLYMOUTHS klAldr S44.24 price for quality paint. PROWN'S Highlands, 2H-0596. 1 AND HELPERS 32 Broad St. Red lint 741-I50O TSRRApB APARTMENTS-Four-TOom • ROADWAY Ot 4lh AVENUE PROWN'S RED BANK — Brancn ana Madlsoe studio apartment. Immediate occupan- CHRYSLERS fill I* * S60.54I ALSO STOCKMAN 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7503 NATIONAL OASH REGISTER - $39. Ave., spacious one and two-bedxoom :y. $110 par month. Call 74M1M. UNO IRANCH 233-1234 NatLonni Cash Register, originally |l,&0O garden apartment, starting at SUO. Ap- worlt Ca KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVBRliD - now $300.' 747-3350. ply apt 24, Molly FItcbir Village Coun UNFURNISHED — Five rooms, bath. WAGONS - " Dinette, seta sud bar stools. Monmouth or call Mr. Sam Lomaao, 741-8115. Second. floor. Furnish own heat. CaQ Dinette, lie Monmouth Bt, Red Bank. HANDSOME COMBINATION breaWront after 5 p.m. 741-4149. • SHOE SALESMAN — Part-time. Ex- secretary. 74x50x12. Cherry wood. Bar- FOUR ROOMS perience preferred. Call In person, T41-C833. ' rain, $50. Call 74.1-2415. ReasonablB TWO APARTMENTS — S rooms an* 1965 SID a BOOTERY, Little Silver Shop- BUNS — New and "eeii, Boy, sell, or (Rl-Mll 4 rooms, unfurnished. Oeovmlrat locai oltuj Center. or trade. Shotguns, rtDes, etc. ManO0L0- R TV — Remote control, RCA. — tlon. Call 87MBSS. ny'a Sport Shop, RL 36, E. Keansburf. Walnut console, cabinet arjd chassis. HIGHLANDS — 3W room apartmer/ SUB-CONTRACTORS WANTBD Call 787-0508. Perfect. Dual speakers, 21" non-glare. with bath. Heat and electiio lurnishK FOUR LARG-E, BRIGHT — Modern For re>rooflna;. Cost $765. sacrifice at $463- One year No children. $80 a month. 86 Wortj rdoms, and bath. In tno4ainllr bouse. IMPERIALS Call 787-1528 ANTIQUE MART old. Vcd very little. A marvelous St. B68-53M. Heat supplied, no chBdren or pets. Moved to Brookalde and MonmoutB Rd. Christmas present during the color Betemnce required. 747-3633- WANTED — Santa Claua. Part-time, OakhursL iricrta.se. Call 291-1208, alter t p.m RIVEkFRONT — Fumlshed two-bad apply in person 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. room ground floor apartment Adul APARTMENT FOR RENT - llSuS FULLY EQUIPPED J.M. riilas, Hwjr 35, Hazlet. • OOINO VICTORIAN7 All utilities Included, $125. Tear round nlihed. 1W abrewtbury Are.. Red Bank. Visit the What-Not Antique Shop RENT A TV 842-0276. If no answer call after S. Suitable for a couple. Ootnd he seen TRUCK DRIVERS 4 Hwy. 36, Leonardo. 281-3403. from S p.m, every day, Sal. and Bun. . Portable day. week. BAISHORB TV. FURNISHED — Two rooms, utllltli all day. INCLUDING AIR CONDITIONING Over-the-road truck drivers wltn BUILDING MATERIALS 38 Chureb St., Keaniburg. 787-4400, Unenj, parking. Reliable adulta. no pi minimum or five yean dleiel e. 141-2638 alter 6 all day weekends. peilence. Apply AAA Trucking Corp., Roll rootlni $i.S0 per roll Asbestos sid- 43 ASSORTED ilze storm windows, (Mon Cludfied Adi 551 New York Ave., Trenton, N.J. ing $1.50 per bundle. Rool ahlngles screens and doori, $20 entire lot. 747-RED BANK—Button Park Apartnaen $1.50 per bundle. 4377 before 10:30 or after 5. 747-3630 Branch Avenue. 3 A 3H room apa H250 LIQUOR STORE SALESMAN — Local during day. ment Rent Includes all utilities except On The Next Pace) area. Matura man, married, good char- 747-3023 electricity. Call superlntennect. T47-86H acter, send resume to "A.H." Box 520,1J OATJOE BREDA AUTOMATIC SHOT MATTRESSES — INNERSPRINO SAM- —GUN $125. Ventilated rH> anaPLES, AS IB. ETC. ALL SIZES. VAL-I choke tube3. Five-shot. 642-0458 12 p.m.UES TO $79 WHILE THEY LAST. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE I'M LOOKING CASH AND CARRY. $15. IRWIN'S, 27 65 PLYMOUTH FURY GARAGE BALE — ONE WEEK —Oct. MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK. 747-OOU. , 23-30, 38 Silver«ld« Ave., Little Silver. OPEN UNTIL 9. STATION WAGON FOR A PARTICULAR Mid-Victorian what-not shelf; arAlque, Tha National Association of Real Eitsts BosrcJi itudfsjj build- $40. Mahogany. 21" console T.V.. $100. BARGAIN BASEMENT SPEEDY SAYS; • • SPECIAL • * TYPE MAN One white table model 21" T.V., $50. ing ordine.net! lor citiei, ths impact of tha sutomoblle on This man will have neat appearance, 741-2495. mornings. Rave you visited our "Bargain Beie-I city structur* and planning - ability to (resent a product for sale, FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING ment" for your imall lumber and I) and propheiitd tha stam- $2,350 able to devota thrie houra an evening, building material need!? If you haven't, MORE LISTINGS SHOWN GOWN—Bridesmaid dresses and all ac-atop In today &nd you'll probably find pede to the luburbi. In five days a week. This man will take cessories with Individual personal .ser- a peraonal Interest In his position. lust what you need In tfili remnant 1913 It adopted • Cods of vice. Call Dorothy Keith, Freehold. department MORE LISTINGS SOLD This man will be able to add 430 a Ethic! for its msmbari, on* week and more to hl« preaent Income. 462-7773. FULL NO MONEY DOWN — UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY National company products, ui« house- RED BANK LUMBER of the early groupt In the LEAKY hold nama for 00 years. country to Jo so. This Code gutters are damaging. Call tor !«• Corner Pearl and Wall fits., Red Bank. Call 2M.I6S7. The low overhead lumber yard sttsmptsd to bring the estimate and low, low prices on white, Q.E. DISHWABHER FURNITURE SALESMAN - Ext...:p»rl-- high Quality aluminum gutters. Golden Ruts into reel el- enced man wanted for full time posi- Good condition. $60. tion in larte store. Apply The Mart PROWN'S Call 671-3992 tats tranioxtiom; to keep 100% FurrJlture Or"—'-allerles-, Hw" y 35—, Middle 3J Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 OIL HEATER WITH TANK - (40. out the ignorant, incompe- BAYSHORE town. Frlfldalre, WS. Feddera air conditioner. tent and unscrupulous oper- MUST SELL — Almost new automatic 140. Mrs. William Tansey, 61 Second Thru Ths Red Bank Area CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH CARPENTERS — Two. Must be ex- waahinej mactilnt, refrigerator, fire- ator, (fid to achieve con- ltntBTN1 K OONBTBUOTION place set, two matching living room St. Fair Haven. 1st Ave. 291-9200 Atlantic Highlands ° chairs. Many other Items. 741-8189. PIANOS — Save 1100 or more on brand trol over real eitat* prac- Multiple Listing Service MECHANICAL new console pianos. Come see and tical. In 1916 the Associa- Sit Pag* Jl* In tnt ELECTRICIAN DRYER — FrlBidaire 220, live cycle, save. Lifetime warranty. Tenzer'a Mu- tion adopted the tarn) J- two speedepeed.. ExcellerA condition. $100. slo Etore, 306 Main St., Lakewood. Experienced. Full time. Charles Call 741-761183. ''Realtor" for iti membari, Yellow Pages. Parker. Call 78T-OBM. GUARANTEE RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - Tables, YOUR LUMBER NUMBER in responie to the nssd to MANAGER —. For atilpplng depart- chair- and booths. Very good to ex- identify membsri pledged to abide by a national cod* of •thici. ment ol line retail furniture store. cellent condition. Personal Interview! AT EVERYBODY IS COMING TO Must be capable and aasume other only, no phone calls. HOWARD JOHN. DIAL 741^5500 clerical dutlel. Good salary lor rlfht BON RESTAURANT, Rt, 35, Middle- man. VI W449. town, MAN TO RUN LINEN SUPPLY Bill ROUTE — Union scaled aalaiy paid. SALE Must be high school rraduate. Must Cook & Dunn Paint. White, flat, In- have experience In route work. Apply terior finish base, S2.C9 gal. Oirden State Towel Supply Co., 24 Lanzaro's JJaitvlaw Ave,, little Silver. Call 747- PROWN'S CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 5778. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7600 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES JO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! MAHOGANY BEDROOM BET — Ma. Auto Sales hoKany dining room set. Excellent con- HELP WANTED-Male • Female dition. Both tm Firm price. Call 7^1-4476 or 747-M7O. '63 RAMBLER HOUSEWORKBR. EXPERIENCED - Man or woman. Part-time. Good wagei REMODELING — Best offer, Hotpolnt Adding Machines — Typewriter! General Contractor* Painting and Decorating 4M Station Wogoit. Six cylinder. dishwasher. RCA 40" double-oven gas Automatic TrontmlMlon. tor right party. Call 741-6707, Sat. range, sink Mnorted kitctitm cabinet!. L. SMITH BUILDERS — Patios, si- Brown and While. BARB EMPLOYMENT AUBNCX Alao two Schlck electric aliavera and ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters CAUL, a JUNKS — Painting sad Qualified Pertounel For quality Orders lawu mower. Curved gla»s china oloiet. sold, rented, repaired. Serplco'a, 101 teratrons, additions, (arates. Call in- wallpanerlni. Fully Insured. Vot free Monmouth at, Red Bank. 747-0U3 i785 or 741-7330, itlmata. call 747^3041. !>, Hazlet archaic TINTON AVE. Red Bank. nior porch light march sponsor 12. Speak flare 28. Herd Swimming In your own prival* swim |,\Ki;E LlfJHT HOUSEKEEPING LOTS AND ACREAGE ed by the business staff of Rum 13. Warbles 7. Volatile of club right on the site . . . or,]y minute KOOM - Mot and cold water in \hiy at 21 Pete-rs Place, Keii MII>I>LKTOWN - Onk Hill Rpc'.fon. 8. Indians 31. Tines beaches, boating, fishing bid Monmouth lot 32K' on Oak Hill School yearbook, will take place pillar Shopping Center . . . oie block Irons R.I. Half wof»'U-d. Possibility of two 15. Torrid 9. Vend 33. Earth luiu the West Gate of Fort Wonir.cutli . . . KE1» BANK -- Furnished room. Near lots. OH]] 244-D71S Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 pm. within walklrg distance or express hy; as.M > t,i 11 on. Separate I'lilnnu'e. 16. Skimpy: 10. Three-spot as a buses to Newark and New York C.ty Knlh sliit\\?r lfivatory. Refrigerator. TINTON FALIJ5 - - Woodrri building Greg Brown, business manager colloq. goddess 38. Less: • ALL—Electric kitchens w;:ti GE I/i-p- i|n-'l- Meal for relireil . Two acrp- Price rrducPd. 16. Golf club range. GE refrigerator. GE AIR CON of the 1966 Tower, said the 17. Less 18. Public 35. Caravan music KT10NING. Amrle oH-street lljii'e march will be conducted to so difficult stops W. Otherwise pixkinj areas. notice ngle REAL ESTATE WANTED licit parents of senior student;. 20. Disem- 19. Stitch 36. Game 41. Desserts Vl 3H-R00M APARTMENTS as yearbook patrons, thus help- • barked 20. Support fish 43. Grampus (ONE-BEDROOM) vl Full Rl'SlNESSMAN — RP HELP - ACTION: 22. Crust on 37. Give forth 44. By way of J122 MONTH ;,!i,r JO Wavcrly ri,, Ked Bank HELP us; o'.ir 12 salespeople reed a ing to defray many of the ex- 21. Axilla TU-M77. riB on your home. a wound 4U-KO0M APARTMENT ACTION' is our iiioito-profrssional Ber- penses inherent in the production 1 V 4 !> b (TWO BEDROOMS) ilKH HANK - Front ronin, Krouni Ices are jusl a. phonp call away. 26. Old times J150 MONTH floor with Itili-lieti prlvlleKes, privat Trade-ins— Exchanges of the publication. 27. Falsa hair •Hnr,'. Ini|U;rr 4:( Polfrs IM. Cnmmprcial and Investment properties Greg Brown will direct the II FREE HEAT & HOT WATER Uember Two Multiple Listine Services 29. Exist A. TXI^ITKTI ]!OO.M — With kilctlel WALKER & WALKER March. 30. Pant VA Renttnj Office on Prtmlaes. ilccr? suiuhle for single or couple Realtors Other participating seniors in- 32. Kind of IS 14 Shrewsbury illddle'.own-HDlmdrl TEL: B42-96M clude William Beatty. Frank Ditt- sleeve VA CR1 Broad St. 206 Hwy. 35 34. Lodged IS DIRECTIONS: From Red Bank, Routi HOUSES FOR SALE 5213 67M1311 LODGE PRESENTS WATCH — John F. Kennedy Cen- mar, Fred Keyes, David Sauvage, 36. Lament % VA J5 to Ttnton Ave., turn right on Tin WE NEtiU — Five or «lx, r-3 bedroom John Rowan, John Hoi ton, Da- ton Ave., approximately 1,000 ft, t< YOUR LAST CHANCE homes, furnfahed or unfurnished, from tennial Lodge 100, Knights of Pythias, Matawan, and its 30. Ribbed 17 It Country Club Apartments and Swli $85 to 5175 per month for Incoming vid Braun, Jerry Critton, Wil- % Club. Tliis lovely four-bedrnnm home mus Botiriel. THE BERQ AGENCY, Rt. auxiliary, the JFK Benevolent Association, recently pre- fabric \<> V/tVA V/* lip solri this werkon'l, Nino rooms ••" r liam McComb, Gary Evans, Pe- BE A BIUfiHT -- Tlircp room furnislin hasemrnt. One of thp best lawns J.> Miiidletnwn. 671-1000 42. Prayer i\ ii. apartmentF, Reasonable yearly rental most liomit.fully l.'indscarrd proprrtlf sented a Braille wrist watch to Diana La Forge, daughter ter Johnson. Tom Vetterl, Tom endings YA Call' S4'.M>012 lirforr 10 a.m. in MliMlctown. Throe large wl!lo\ 1 Manley, William Golden, Clayton 43. Convex ia n FOUR LARGE. BRIGHT — Moder trp.es for ^haii' . T'IIIM apple and pear of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur La Forge, 37 Coral Dr., Hazlet. (reps, many bi-autiful shntlis. Mov!n moldings rooms and hath in two-family b Walton, Malcolm Ware, Roger 52 heat supplied, no rlilHren or pets awtiy make's tliis lovely Inline availabl- KNOW YOUR Miss La Forge is a freshman at Raritan Township High 45. Scorch. W i\ Ke/erence required. 747-3633. for only Jlli.WKi. Worth much more. Lyman, Harry Rubley and School. Making presentation are Maurice Murray, left, Charles Heermans. 46. Cleanse % STERLING THOMPSON GOVERNMENT of soap l/ 54 COMMERCIAL RENTALS AND ASSOCIATES, REALTORS Prepared by N. J. Taxpayers association president, and Allan G. Grubow, lodge chan- Also Curt Delano, Tom White 47. Facing a V/< MHdlctown 747-5WH1 glacier h 4 10 v< PRESTIGE OFFICE SPACE — A Association, 143 E. State St., cellor. Jeffrey Scott, Tim Ryan, Phi. A iervlces. HOLIDAY OFFICE BUILD LAKEWOOD -FREEHOLD AREA — 48. Packing VAVA Three-bedroom ranch on excellent cor- Trenton 8, N. J. Watsoni Dale Rodenburg, 'Karen *o cloi ed veterans and senior citizens, Republicans Criticize 7A IF YOU ARE INTKRESTED—ln •iK custs. ' Full price, $15,100, don, Elizabeth Crowhurst, Joanne 2. Exchange- 47 4ik brand new modern office space, we 1 premium located lr- t^e center of Red Rank, eon- Weisgold & Krupnick, Inc. respectively, in New Jersey add- Brennan, Sigrid Jackson Claire YA Uct us for further inrormation. THE 3. Vies DOWBTtU AGENCY. 741-8700. Brokers ed approximately two and one- Woods, Claudia Giacobbi, Lvnn Magistrate's Selection Jacob, Jean Rich, Nancy Gra- UrJtJlRABLt; RIVER FRONT iuite- half percent to the total tax levy ham, Martha Macdonald, and On first floor In the Tuller Building. TRANSFERRED-SACRIFICE RED BANK — This borough's issues a summons or makes an Call 747-*J440. imposed this year upon all prop- Tiristine Nielsen. Contemporary three-hedroom rnnrh. E system Oi' conducting Municipal arrest must attend the hearing. 25.000 SQ. FT. UQHT manutactunn cellent condition, full Viast'incnt. Hail erty owners—inc'.uding veterans loTta toe lease Can be leased lepaiate- fence. Gas lamp. L.irt;e lot and beanti Court has come under fire by This can result in a police of- Also, Sue Harrison, LuLu Win- Jy. containing about 3500 J«a. ft fully landscaped, Near schools, shop and those 65 years of age or over. For Action in Viet floor. 747-1100. . ping ami transportation. Asking $16,KK) Republican Borough Council can- ficer who has put in a full day's ters, Mary DiFazio, Nancy Horr, BEAUTIFUL BROAD ST. — Air «on The levy to offset the tax de-didates Joseph J. Falvo and Wil-work from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. h Elizabeth Steiner, Barbara Sisk, dltloned office. 1,000 sq. ft. to youi STERLING THOMPSON ductions this ysar totals $32,688,- order Red Bank. 747-5305. liam S. Anderson. ing to remain there until perhaps Ronnie Gorland, Larry Bopp, AND ASSOCIATES, REALTOHS 649. This represents 2.6 per cent Capt. Poulin Honored DIGNIFIED professional offlc«a, ap Mlddletown 717-SKH The GOP candidates have midnight before the case in which John Babocck, James Kavan- of aggregate 1955 general proper- proxlm&tely 650 sq. ft. 25 Reckless Pi. promised to try to return court he is involved is heard. augh, Neil Elliot, Greg Galba- next to First Merchants Bank. 747-373( ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ty tax levies totaling $1,233,814,- FORT MONMOUTH - Capt. suffered at Pleiku; and just two sessions back to a daily, daytime by, Larry Waters, Ernest Hallam, OFFICE AND STORAGE SPACE Yachtsmen, artists, writer's haven 955 for municipalities, schools, "Worse yet, as far as the police Robert H. Poulin of 66 Country weeks before that he received AVAILABLE — Excellent business lo Charming olil Victorian five bedroom basis if elected. Court is now held Larry Hallman, Jerry Bartlett all at once his seventh, eighth, cation. Call 741-3500, year round home. One hour NYC. JIaK- counties and deductions. officer is concerned, if he is Club Rd., Ealontown, has been York skyline and Verazzano Bridge, evenings twice a week. Fred Sandborn, Bruce Martin decorated at the Army Signal ninth, and tenth oak leaf clusters STORE FOR RENT — 37 Monmoulh Under referenda approved by working on the midnight to 8 St. Red Bank. Inquire OAM Sale Uindscapert. terraced gardens. New cu] David Brandt, Brian Narrell, Pe School for heroic action in flying to the Air Medal, 25 MoiAnoulh SL. Red Bank. per plumbing, electricity, gas. Basi the voters of New Jersey in 1963 In a joint statement issued from board heat. Excellent commuting. FH a.m. shift, this means he must ter Brinckerhoff, Michael Delan- an aircraft to safety after he had The son of Mr. and Mrs. Her- 30 year mortgage. $28,000. $3,000 cash individual deductions from their Republican headquarters, the appear in court at 7:30 p.m. andey. Theresa Blair, Sharon Acker, been wounded in the Viet Cong man Poulin of Waterville, Me., HOUSES FOR RENT Owner 201-291-3473 evenings and eeh tax bills were granted veterans candidates said: ends. 1 perhaps sit there until it is almost Janet Marloff, Mary Lou Carl- attack on the American airporl Capt. Poulin attended Waterville ($50) and senior citizens ($B0) in "For 'iO years, the Magistrate' ; *95 to 9175 Per Month bon, Sherry Clifton, Ginger Cart at Pleiku, Viet Nam, last Febru- High School and in 1960 took his THR BERQ AGENCY A HEAP OF LIVIN' order that each person in the Court in Red Bank has been held time for him to start work, which p* 35 Middle town Two story home planned for fa mil mell, Ellen Davison, Mary Day ary. degree at the University of C7MQ0D State qualifying would receive in the mornings so the litigants means he is working a 13-hour fun. Five bedrooms, tlen, living rooi Diane Howland, Francine Brody Seven U. S. aircraft, caught Maine, where he was a mem- WIDE SELECTION "F RENTALS - with fireplace, formal dining ronn similar tax treatment within his would have prompt arraignment day while being paid for only Donna Ruggiano, Joan Ellis, Peg Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- eat-In kitchen, lVj bntiis, hot wate on the ground, were destroyed ber of Delta Tau Delta. baseboard heat, attractive yard wlt category. Previously there was a or, in the even of a matter that ate occupancy. SAMUEL TE1CHEP eight hours. gy Young and Bonnie Tumelty in that attack. Eight Americans He now resides in Eatontown AGENCY. Oceanport Ave., Oceanport trees! Short walk to school and shop $500 and $800 deduction from the could be disposed of in that court, 512-3500, ping. Asking $31,000. "In addition, it is more than were killed, and 70 others with his wife, the former Miss WALKER & WALKER, Realtors assessed value of the property would have an equally prompt FOUR-BEDROOM, 3^-bath furnishet likely that having to sit in court wounded. Sylvia Reed of Waterville, and homo ii Red BarJk. Living room, kltch Hwy. 35, Shrewsbury 741-3212 owned by the veteran or senior trial. 21 Hr. Service for several hours before going on their two sons, Jeffrey, 5, and en and dun. Garage. Large lot. $200 citizen which meant that the tax As the attack began, Capt. Pou- month. ROLBTON WATERBURY. Itea "When the Democratic party duty at midnight, his efficiency Taxpayers lin was seen racing under fire a Gcrgory, 4. tor 16 W. Front St., Hed Bank. 74 SECLUDED AND value varied widely due to vary- 35O0. gained control of Borough Coun- is impaired, which has a de- considerable distance across the The award of his eleventh oak CONVENIENT ing local assessment ratios. cil as the result of last year's THREE-ROOM — Winterized cottage, Newer home. Four bedrooms, den, fu moralizing affect on the officers To Hear Tall airfield to where his helicopter leaf cluster signifies that Capt. ten a. month plus gas and electrt basement, science kitchen, two fu The law requires that a senior election, for the first time in the as well as a detrimental affect was one of five parked side by Poulin, by a succession of meri- JM-3827. baths. Don't wait. Going at $l!l.!)00. recallable history of Red Bank MODERNIZED COLONIAL A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY. 361 citizen apply intially for the tax as far is the citizens they are side, and close together, in a torious acts, has won the Air $200 per month. Hlver ltd., Fair Haven. 741-9333. credit with the local assessor by a night court was created." protecting are concerned." Bv McGann row . As he arrived, the air- Medal 12 times. Matthew J. Gill, Realtor. 671-3200. Mr. Falvo and Mr. Anderson OAK HILL November 1 of the pre-tax year OCEANPORT - Assem craft on both sides of his own The Citation RUMSON RENTAL — Unfurnished, oru said the present magistrate, a block (rom grada school. Three-bed, Very attractive three-bed room, two-batr Dn a State-prescribed form. Qual- blyman Patrick J. McGann, a were in flames, and he suffered The citation for the eleventh room bouse, (150. ranch. Paneled den, lull basement, two ifiers then must file an annual Democratic appointee, practices car garage which backs up to a run Gets Patent Democrat, will address the shrapnel wounds in one arm andcluster declares: "For heroism statement of income with the lo-law in Jersey City despite the FOR RENT, FURNISHED — Llkt nlng brook with large trees. Wall-to- FORT MONMOUTH—Seymour Oceanport Taxpayers' Associa- one foot. while participating in aerial thoroughbreds? Deluxe two-bedroom wall carpeting throughout. This house cal collector by February' 1 of fact that Red Bank has more two-bath cottage. Basement, enclosec must be sold. $32,500. Call 264-7620. L. Hersh, 9 Terrance Ter., Fr Flew It Out flight: Captain Poulin distin- than 50 practicing attorneys from tion in the Community Center a porch. In the "riding country." Ai: RED BANK.-HUM50N ana miles the year following that in which hold, a photographic scientist in Then, dodging the flames and guished himself by heroic action Conditioned. J3OO per month. Kererencei whom 'he selection could have 8 p.m. Thursay. around. Complete listings, homes, credit for the deduction was given. the Photo-Optics Technical Area risking the twin dangers of ex- on February 7, 1965, during an farma, businesses. Member multiple been made. Francis X. Kennelly, Mr. McGann will discuss lh> FURNISHED FOUR. • BEDROOM listing eervlce. Largo prlvata parWni Veterans file ini'ally with the tax of the U S. Army Electronics ploding ammunition and gasoline, attack by hostile forces on a HOUSE — Walk to railroad station, lot appointed by Democratic Mayor Faulkner Act, which provides Waterfront. Available Immediately. $200. assessor by Dec. 31 of the pre- Command, has been awarded his Capt. Poulin got aboard his heli- United States Compound in the Benedict R. Nicosia, is the rnagis- flexibility in organization of lo- RAY STILLMAN. Realtor tax year or during the tax year sixth patent and an accompany- copter and flew it out of the Republic of Viet Nam. Although Joseph G. McCue, Realtor strate. cal government. US Hwy. 35 Anrewabury T41*8G0< with the tax collector. ing incentive award of $150. danger zone. wounded by enemy rounds ex- 80 Ridga Rd. Rumso: EXECUTIVE HOME The OOP candidates said the Richard H. Considine, taxpay- 812-0144 All deductions are totaled and The patent is for new photo- Capt. Poulin, for the past sev- ploding nearby, Capt. Poulin, in Four-bedroom raised ranch. Forma previous magistrate, William I. ers' unit president, said the unil APPLEBROOK RANCH — Newly dec dining room, large game room. '. added as a separate section of graphic processing equipment eral months a student in the Sig-disregard of his own safety, saw Orated. Three bedrooms, two baths, Klatsky, sat every weekday morn- is seeking answers by asking fo 1 baths. Two-car garage. Fully insulat the general property tax levy in Hersh, with the EC0M laborator- an opportunity to save a helicop- family room. Large lot with trees. 192' property frontage. Only S22.WK1 intelligence. He said that asking nal School's advanced course for Available Nov. 15. $240 per month, 787-5600. THE KIRWAN CO. Realtora each municipality to be shared ing for the speedy arraignment ies since 1951, is a nationally- ter from destruction. Notwith- Mr. McGann for facts surround- career officers, received an Unfurnished. One or two year lease, by all property owners. or trial of persons arrested the known authority in the field of eleventh oak leaf cluster to the standing the danger of explo- BROWN ASSOCIATES, INC. 9 WhltE $15,700 ing the act indicates that pas St.. Red Bank. 741-2525. night before. rapid photographic processing. Air Medal for heroism while in sions from nearby burning air- In Monmouth County the levies speakers and advisors have NO CLOSING COST They said, "Not everyone who flight. The decorating officer craft, he managed to fly the air- RENTALS Beautiful three-bed room ranch. Alum to offset tax deductions for senior caused serious concern that num storms ami screens. Wall-to-va citizens' and veterans' exemptions is arrested is guilty or there was Colonel William J. Mclntrye, craft to safety. V. A, QEHLHAUS. REAL ESTATE carpeting. Desirable area. Convenient 2 Tons of Aluminum new imaginative spirit is ' re- 291-0483 this year aggregate $2,146,410. would be no reason to have a Jr., Director of the school's De- "Captain Poulin's heroic ac- location. Call 7S7-CGOO. THB KIKWA quired." SEA BRiGHT — Five room unfur- CO., Reallora. This is 3.1 per cent of the $1 court to determine the innocence Scrap Metal Stolen partment of Command Communi- tion was" in keeping with the nished. Available Immediately. JW) pei or guilt of a party. Therefore, He said this borough's prog- month. Call 741-1144. 266,958 total general property cations. highest traditions of the United $14,990 someone who is innocent and can- MARLBORO - The loot in ress and tax structure are al MIDDLETOWN TWF. — Bix-room oldei Four-bedroom two-story Colonial. Fo taxes levied against property Friday night's scrap metal the! At special ceremonies here last States Army and reflecti great Colonial home. Two-car garage. Im mal dining room, full base merit. I)' not raise bail can remain in the a crossroad. Progress, he added, mediate occupancy, |125 per ma. Reftached garage. Nicely landscaped. TS owners in 1965 for county, mu- was estimated yesterday at two June, Capt. Poulin received the credit upon himself and the mili- •rencea required. ThB McGOWA 5500. THE KIFtWAN CO. Realtors. nicipal and school costs, and de-county jail at Freehold for as costs money. Purple Heart for the wounds he tary service." AGENCY. 747-3000. tons, state police at Colts Neck DO YOU HAVE A YEN for tall tree ductions. The totals are among long as a week before they have "We are making proeress," h FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW AND GAand a large lot? Tliert this Is the houst a hearing before the local magis- reported, The value of the meta said, "listing a new $1 million . RAGE — Newly decorated. Tile bath for you. Three bedrooms, fourth tin data included in the 19G5 edition was not disclosed. Police said Adulta. X125 plus utilities, Rumson, 84" finished. l',i baths. Largo kitchen wit! trate. school, a $300,000 municipal 1116. dining area. 13x22 gameroom. 15x1! of "Financial Statistics of New thieves broke into the Engineered screened porch. Quiet street. Ashini Jersey Local Government" pub- "The night court sessions start building and a $6 million sewe RENTALS — SEASONAL — YEARL" J19.500. Call for appointment. R0LST0_ Precision Casting Co. on Rt. 79,system. "He added that none o ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtors WATERBURY, Realtor, 16 W. Fron lished by the New Jersey Tax- at 7:30 p.m. and run up until Bridge Column and removed the scrap aluminum 1480 Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright. 842-0004, it., Red Bank, 747-3500. payers Association. midnight and, in some instance, these projects have been re- THREE BEDROOMS — 1H batha They also took a typewriter, the Looking for the. setting trick Jflce home with river rights. For rent STRATHMORE AT MATAWAN beyond. This puts a burden on flected in local tax bills yet and or sale. Call 747-3225. Lovely four-bedroom, 2Va hath Colonia the parties involved, the witness- troopers said. the local tax rate "increased 18 sometimes takes a sharp eye, Two zone hot water heating. Centra The Hand HOUSE FOR RENT — Bix rooms ar* air conditioning. Also includes washer, To Teach at Ohio es and the police department. per cent last year." and some of the sharpest eyes on bith Red Bank. Call dryer, refrigerator and other extras. the American continent are owned 747-1100 City sewers, FHA approved. Aaklm FREEHOLD — Dr. Armando, "The police officer who either In Operation Ragweed He said Mr. McGann's invita- South dealer FOUR-BEDROOM HOME IN BRIELLE $2.1,500. Call 7S7-C5O0. THE KIRWA> J. Merola, son of Mr. and Mrs. USS RENVILLE — Electron, tion to soeak was prompted % by Bruce Elliott, Percy Shear- Both sides vulnerable — On large lot. Furnished, $300 CO. Realtors. down, Eric Murray, and Sammy month. Unfurnished, $225. 223-3875. James Merola, 15 Phyllis Drive, ics Technician Charles M. Juli- a desire to learn of preogative* NORTH KEANSBURG — Beautirully landscape Kehelea, the Toronto foursome • J62 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Hill nee Immaculate four-room, two-story horn has been appointed to the facul- Cancer Unit an, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.available to citizens in govern- 5 Dining room has open staircase t who have won the American na V QJ8643 Uon. Co"'* ' Iltl6 two-bedroom, two 1 ty of the school of medicine at Charles M. Julian of 9 Winfield ment organization. bath cottage. With fireplace and ocear leccnd floor. I '- baths, gas heat O J5 View. Nicely Tarnished. Immediate 0( rage, sewers. 1W frontage, only $16, Ohio State University, Colum- Dr., Little Silver, N.J., is taking tional team championship for two cupancy until June 30. $125. V. A 400. $600 down FHA to qualified buyer, years in a row. • J8 GEHLHAUB, Real Estate. 201.0458. 2< Subject to FHA approval, CHATEA" bus, Ohio. Meeting Set part in the Navy's First Fleet WEST EAST hour telephone service. REALTY, HEAL ESTATE, 215 Car: training operation "Ragweed." Photographic Evidence that the unprecedent- Ave., KearSburg. 7S7-5SS4. Dr. Merola, a graduate of SEA GIRT — The executive 4Q10 4 984 MIDDLETOWN — Three bedrooms. ed double victory was no accidenl V 105 ^ 972 Full basement. Garage. Near schoo UVRGE HOME Freehold High School, received board of Ivy Cancer League 117, The exercise, conducted off the 1125 per month. Four bedrooms, recre.it bn room. ._ his Bachelors degree from the meeting at the home of Mr. andcoast of southern California, in- Experts to Meet comes from this hand, played in OAKQ10 0 8764 ulllities in and paid for. Including cit: volves 34 naval vessels and s the 1964 championship. This time • A7652 +Q43 FAIR HAVEN — Two bedrooms. IV era. garage. 5'i per cei.'t mortKa University of Texas, his doctor- Mrs. H. Albert Swensson, Phila- FORT MONMOUTH - The So- SOUTH Bath. $125. may be taken over (or 52.200. Fa ate from Rutgers University. He eral air and amphibious units. ciety of Photographic Scientists the sharp eye was displayed by occupnncy. Listed for $18,(KX). WALKER delphia Blvd., scheduled a general 4i AK753 BEACH AGENCY. BrnKer. 1(00 Hwy& WALKER, Realtors, Mlddlet spent two years at the Univer meeting at the home of Mr. andIt is designed to increase com- and Engineers will meet at 8 Bruce Elliott, who held the Wes . $145 per month pays al search Institute, Rensse- Ave. and Allen, Washington and Corp., will be guest speaker. He 4 « All Pass EL.WOOI> A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY ND cloali.-R costa. Call 244-9718. Mrs. Swensson of Mrs. Gerhardt hoping for an enthusiastic signa Opening lead —OK REALTOR, 555 Prospect Ave., Llttli laer, N. Y. Platau, Delaware Ave., West hurch Sts. were vandalized will speak on two and three-di- ,n that suit. Silver. 74M5O0. LITTLE SILVER — l)c,ilralik> area Excellent condition. On bus lines. Full He, his wife and children, Long Branch, or Mrs. Philip Saturday night or early yester- m e n s 1 o n a 1 holographic pro- Since East didn't have the king FOUR ROOMS AND BATH — Fi landscaped. Walk to sellouts, shopping, nlshed or unfurnished. Call after 4:3C 'ain. Concrete swimming pool. Thret David, Matthew and Leslie Ann Bowers, Grange Ave., Fair day. Police said their gas caps cesses. of clubs he couldn't show any SIRS p.m.. 671-2717. K bedroom,1!. Large closels. Two tile itl]3. Lnrce ral-m kitchen. Forum reside at 4597 Olentangy River Haven. were stolen and soap was ap- Laser equipment also will be mtihusiasm. East's three of clubs Answer: Bid two no trump. This BEAUTIFUL TWO BEDROOM~llbME i,*in(t room. Fireplace. Full base-mcnt, Rd., Columbus, 0. Mrs. Bowers announced that plied to the bodies. on display. warned his partner to look else —Convenient to all transportation an kins S21 JHK> 747-L':i2B. shows a 5-card major suit with •hopping. Very reasonable rent for thl the leajtie was soliciting funds where for the setting trick. area. Call 341-0330. NEPl'lTNE — KHA $750 down, nclte about 16 or 17 points in high >ays closing conts. Thrfp-bedroom ap) Sell Fast! The Daily Register to help Dr. Ivy continue his Strong Bidding cards. With 18 points or more RUMSON — Modern ranth on PIT] wltli fourth hrdroom or den. Play aores. TawerlnR oaks. Unusual privacy room with bar, built-in TV, alorec Classified. research work with Krebiozen. Since South had bid very strong- you would jump to three no- Three bedroomn, two balhs, den. Tw -ln-wali cari-rt. Alunilnuin stnrm fireplaces. Large panfltvl faintly mom Uriel scrrens. (JiiraRC. Fenced yard, ly it was a cinch that he held trump. With a four-card major Two-car garage. Unfurnlnhed, J275 i 517,900. 1'ln.me Itir fijijiolDtnirnl. 773-011-J, month. Immediate occupancy. WIL- the ace-king of spades, the ace suit and 16 or 17 points you would LIAM HALL, 7ll-7fifiO, COLONPAL HOME of hearts and the king of clubs open with one notrump. With less FAIR HAVEN - L;irgr living ronra "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean LOVELY COTPAOE — I.arRe spnc with worltins firpiiiare. Formal illntiu Even if East had the king of than 16 points you would pass one rooms. Businesfl couple or two lo share, room, ftpp.-trate television room. Lars Imniaculnte condition, pnll 201-15!>i. it-in kitchen with hreakfn:,t i.'.mk hearts, it would be In finessable notrump. PAIR HAVEN — Oiler home. Con- Three large hedriKima. Screened.in sum Tuesday, October 26 position. venient River nd. location. Living niftr porch. 1'wo-rnr RiiriiRe with To order a Pocket Guide to room, rtirAnj room, kitchen. Three hfnrl fltorafie. Practlcnlly new wall Since there vas no way to get Bridge send 50 cents to (Red gle bedrooms, garage nnd tools o-\val[ car pet ins, alr-coinllllonpf hull rresonr—For You and Yours • • • Don't let the setting trick In a side suit, Immediate occupancy. Unfurnished $11C nio wall. VPiiotmn Idimln. Comblm ppr month. HALL BROS.. Rcilt loll windows ami awnings. Phis extras, yourself be "used" by others. People arc not too Elliott had to develop a trump Bank Register) Box 3318, Grand 813 River Rd,, Fair Haven. 741-7686 Must lie uneii tii be npprcdnterl. Ask HK $M.ft00. Call 741-K3H3 (or appoli.'i dependable under current rays and self-centeredness rick. For this purpose he led theCentral Station, N. Y. N. Y. 10917. ce of diamonds. 1 is general. Placate one who becomes upset due to It covers bidding conventions, WANTED TO RENT •OAK HILL CyLONIA~~ L Lovel~~~ * brdnifun lifiiiip. One year youiiR fear, tension or worry. Don't be critical of a friend Declarer had to ruff In dum-point count, etc. IVIDK room with dreiihicp. l/ii'ir ny. Now South had to lead out g room. Piiiielcd tier,'. Country who is thoughtless because of unhappy circumstances. kltrlipn. 21. luiths. Two-car KM the ace and king j>f spades to Full ti.isi'mpiit. lint walflr he:tt Class Gift Made WANTED HfcrrcMl dwiicr Wiiiu.< olfcr.s. I'rirt' drop the queen, whereupon East's WS,5(H). KIODDKN AUKNl'V, Henllnr, The Day Under Your Sign nine of spades became high and nor Mnjili' Ave, r.onirr Ilp-racn V\. At Runmm School Furnished three-bedroom Flcil Hank. 741-ttUH). took the setting trick. t.nQi. Born Mar. 21 to Apr. 19 Libra. Soph 23 *o OcK 22 RUMSON - The Rumson-Fair homo or apartment' •'HKEHOIili — Custom liiltlt fmir-liCil Let fomeonc else piclc tip the Vitality ia at low ebb now, sf If West led n henrt Instead of Haven Regional High School •ouin Cnlnnliil on IHIP-HCIP lot. KlRht lat) for i rliniRf. Von tcntl don't make plans for phyiical ho third diamond, South would Recently relocated executive 'Mum, I'-;, hnih*, mil hiMmient, aiu to* be too generous, activities. Student Loan Fund Is the re- mc-car ([iiragc. Asking $2!i,6WJ. Ownsr Taurui. April 20 to May 20 win with the ltinc of hearts and cipient of a gift presented by needs furnished accomodations If you ran afford a aliojipinfr Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 f within commuting distance of i r : ; ])istant matters are empkisiied, draw two rounds o trumps wllii die Class oi 1935. ^NT:iio1^'~n^Kh^rmTMi"^iir.™ r iTi pf " M'rrc, now in the time to find with a •trontf possibility of a Holmdel area. Must be lully fur- imom, l'/j-lmth. IAVHC rrcrcntloi bargains. the ace and king. The queen of •ooi n. Two-car fiiiriiRp NMir »clHi'.»lt journey. Dr. John F. Klnney, Jr., school nished and in good condition, nnd ind "tori's, hi Rt, Leo1 a Pariah. Ill« Gamin;. May 21 to June 21 Saglttartui.Nov.22 to D«c.2l pades would drop, and South superintendent, said the class Immediately available. Please call :onipr Int. f!I mrtrlyiiKc ('nil 717-MIWJ Some letdown ia ftitffgrMtrf. Don't arouse enmity ty a would got the nee of hearts out donation >4 $500 to tho fund which 264-8700 and ask for Peter Hal a n) i titkro WN — NMiV-7ii(i7iMil»m7"fmr Don't f?d Mile and cause oth- thoiifthtlena act People tend to of the way and lead a trump to lock; f)f>m«, l'i liath.H ntliiclird Kitnicp ers to be ilownheirteri. I* resentful now. Is used primarily to finance Cancor. June 22 to July 21 Capricorn. D«c. 22 to Jan. 20 dummy's jack. This would draw futhcr education for regional mlfntiy (Ipcointrd. I2\,mt. Ownnr. Even though dreamt' and me- If you keep jour wit* uboul lubs. SKW mijThVCvsiti:i;Y ' - 'Hf-vp^-riHin where™ perhaps somewhere you you. this cm be • very pro- STRATHMORE SCHOOL donation of $1,000 worth of College, recently made the "A.Z." Box 520, IM Hank. -(inch. Two batlM, two cc||;im, A-l tlon't want t<» l>e, ductive day, books' was ma do recently by tho Strathmore Parent DAILY QUESTION formal presentation lo Dr. Kln- FURNISHED ROOMS Virgo. Aug. 22 to S*p». 22 Plicai. Fab. 20 fo March 20 You have bid ono spade, and ney and Mrs, Je«»le L.'Muegfce, MlllH>LEr"(jWN" *"liuiMo/ (oiir"rw"imi Out Inn In all *reaa mcctnttil, Thin In a friendly day and ind tllrd batu. Urge lot. Many lArji Teacher Organization! Hero, left to right, looking over lattncr has responded one no- ilooM FOR HUNT - 113 per week. ]le efpedalljr alett to tbe din- you'll enjoy mlngllnjr with tbe secretary to (ho «uperlntend«nt Muld Service, AUAnllo Hotel, Fftlr lla- fer of fire. crowd. ^ some of the volume* are -third. grade itudenh Marc rump. It Ii now up to you again, and fund custodian. ven. T«-tn« 5oEfSNKCi< ijiv^r7«ltfrtrMm lomi. Beit buy In am. Owner wanti holding: Spades—A K 7 S 3, FURNISHED BOOH — BUNBMI j»mw- Bli ItnmvrlUtfly. offered «t |2fl,lM«. Tellier, Dav^d, Patterson and Laura Sobel, with Mr». mm: Kltchiit prl»II»«M, TV- " wivtr- HearU—A K. Dlamondt-4 3 2. Sell Fasti The Dally i» n, n* folk. - P- HOCHE; nEALTon. hbm Robert Waiter,' past president of the PTO. 10 8. What do you ay? RIDOE RD., COLT0 NECK. 9*0 4 9W- Cltwified. 4 'K ' ' > AKL -JJEGAL NOtiCE- LEGAL NOTICE- ••Mon^y, ^Q —-UMAX N(mCE- -LECAL NOTICE- "~" THE DAILY IUECISTER the fourMenth point «nd place of TMM»i (l« ttorjg thi esatir IIM ol UMMttM Iht cmur lUM atl"f «!»..' lint btt»H» »wlm • «Be of Mat. tmt Hivir aid Navealnvesl** RiverRllt!. be Hrmon; tfc ttoUtif place Miriamb Stntt In a touthuir dfina. BJItttoii DtofiffwiU laic* of Beginning. .LEGAL NOfnCE • ln to »> poinpunt whtre fttt .•ami in- along tni center llni of Thance l») along thi scorl Inl of Thi polling place for the twenty-first IWI Oreelc In a southerly thlftct Swinunlnl Hlvar In a gentfalfy louth- ., Uuiphy Roacl, Port election district will be Fort Moomouth sscu the center llu . wisterly direction to a point wHtrl the Description at treat i of lsneou luthwesterly direction to a point iletwn. School, Main St., Port Monmouth. same intenectf Mi« Bouth#rlf attoz* i ol ThaoUim ui Rtglatry TTbincb i (ID dong the center line of hers tht samt Intcritots tht centef Sinn loteriecu the easterly property DHCtipUeni ot the tMttnterlu er El«tlon Dlitrlcl No, 1 . - the Township of UlddJe- Inooln street In an eaattrly dlrecUon na of thl Niw Jersey gtatt Highway line of Ihe Qlrdeir glati Parkway; ol EiecUon Dlatrlut No. 1ft in Mlddletown Towa»t.lp Oncripllm of tho bonndatles . , county of Honmoum, »taie of a point in tht cintir line ol Four- auto 34; Thenre (7> along the eaiterly prop, • HI Mlddlelown T«nn»hlp BEGINNING at a. point formed by of ElertliHi Diitrlct >o, 21 the Interaectlon of the center line of In Middletottn 'JVWBihlp lineT 1Jo Sandy Hoo* Bay In t ««« Iftw Jirair, will meet at the riapec- tenth street | Thence (I) along the csnter lint of arty line of Garden Blate Parkway In BUUJNNINO at a point formed by IE1JC * Utlld'Meny/ m—-r—directio " — - *n ^ tTvt polling places as publiinsd hare- Thence (12) continuing along thl can. ' Highwa'"" y rRoute at In a loulh- a northerly thence northwesterly direc- the Intersection of the center line ot New Jersey State Highway Route 33 BEGINNING at a point formed by th aliir un tion to a point where tha taint Inter- and ttie center line of Cooper Road tlie inierseeUyn oi the cer.ltr »n» *>northwentert' y direction r line of Lincoln street as extended it*rtly directionn to a point where the CMtry Tre Farm Road (County Route and running: •TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 199S an luterly direction lo a point me Intirllcta Ihl csnter lint of sects tht cenlar Una of West Front Ma SlOr and tha center tine ot l^tw Kings Highway fltid the center line ol loini where the aame it "1**1—"~r httwetn thl hours of 1:00 a.m. and lere Ihe same IntCBeote the bound- imtitons Oraak, tht point and pleae Struct, thl point and place of Begin- Street and running; Thence (l) along tii« center line of ttie Earle Naval Aiiitiiunltiun Depot 1:00 p.ra, for thi purpose of conduct- I Btglrinlngttlg . Thence <1( along the center line of Cooper Road In an easterly direction Rajuoad right-of-way and running; y line separating Block 1043 and , i •___ tl _.. * _ IfrklnatrwinSB ing tht Otnerat Election. lock 3091 pr the taa map ot Middle- Tbe polling pllaoe for the BExth EleO The polling place far the tenth elec- New Btreet In a southerly direction to point where the tame Inter) — Then , tJto renter line Ol is ssissr. «•". twfijssr* Said General Election will be held mn Townahlpi! n District WWill M till Fort M«n- tion district will be River Plaza Fire & point tn the center line ct Clazliea center line of the Jersey Central the Earl Naval Ammunition Depot In said municipality ror the purpose Thance (13) alona.g. the boundary line outli FFir s HHouse, Utln at,, rHoustl . Foetar St., River Plaaa. Drive; Power A Light Company right-of-way: Halimad rtehl-of southerly of SIlctlltK a Governor tor the atata iparatlng Blocck 1083 and Bloc_ _k .3001 omroutrj, Thenct <2> along the cenver line ot Thence (2> along the center line DI thenc* southwesterly direction to a r.ue. Leonardo. tjf New Jeresy, two Uembers of ths diti t Description of the boundaries lirlBsp. Drive In a wenterly direction Ihe Jersey Central Power A Light frafnt where the lami (ntenectl th* State finale. Fifth Senate District! Toreiaid In a northerly dlrectlvn to a Vewcrlptloo of us boandartei of Election Ulalrlrt Mo, 11 i Ha end; Company right-of-way adjacent to thcentee r line of the New York ft Long ncrlpUim ol We lwana»rie» three afembers of the General Assem- olr.t In the center Una ot Niw Jeriay of ElertIM lllitrtil fo. 1 la Mldlletown Townakip Tiience (3) In a itralght lln© from boundary of Hodman Park In a eouth- Branch KnMrwui right-of-wayi <•- >f EllHtlun Olttrlrt Nc. t& bly; a Sherlrl fur Uie County of Hon*tati> Highway Route 36: la Mlddlewwn Hotmshlp the end ot Clarlna Orlve to a poin eriy direction to a point, salt! point Thence (2) along the center line ol ID Mlddletown Kmnanlp Thence (10 along tha center llm &.' Bia'NNWO at a potni formed by BEQlNNINQ at a point forme! by where the same Intersects the center being adjacent to the iouthwest cor- mouth; two Members of the Board ol Intersection of the center lint of the Inltnectlon of the center line of .ie N«w York A Long Branch Rail at a point m the ^csnter *v Jersey State Highway Route 31 New MoJimouth Hold (County Route Ine ot Roberta Drive at ttt intercec- ner of Bodman Park; road rlfht-of-way In a northweBterly dl ,,nrof"Newrr,»r.B?rfn». noad (Count/ tolen Freeholders for ths County ol a loutheaattriy dirtotlon to a point CentraJ Railroad ot Mew Jersey ion ivith the center line ol Walker • t In the center line of lioule No. 620) where the aame la In- SDnmouth: three Coroners for theherl Uie sstnt Intersects the center :«ht-OI-way and the center lint of No. 00) and the canter line ol Park Terrace; : Thence (3J continuing along Uie Jer- reutlun ly a point In the center County of Monmouth and the following Avenue and running: sey Central Power le Light Company the soulrierly branch of Twin Brooks; tersected by the easterly bounaery of the Bane Naval Ammunition iiompi.on Avenue and running: Thence (4) along the center line OI linn at the h.tita StMe Parkway and municipal offices, vis: iepot Railroad rlfht-of-way; Thence (1> along tht center line of Thence (1) along the center line ot Walker Terrace la. a. goutherly direc- right-of-way aroresald in a generally Thence . «nt.r line of w avcaiiftarleD 4^a ? IKI navantiiMiMiijhil bAmmunition Depot Thence (5) along tlie center line of the center lino of Spruce Drive; Newman Sprints Hoad aloreaald In a each. to a point where the same In line 01 East Road.; W&.ker Terrace as eft I ended In & south- in-'Tietj (4> along lhe emit" Sine ol lUrottd tlgijl-of-w&v in a northeMtsrnoi - Thenca. (2) along tbe center line of Bdid pond In a generally no rtli west eriy Tnence M» along the center line of Eentraliy weaterly direction to a point The following Is a description of the direction to a point where ithe same resects the center lint of Pswt erly direction to a point where the direction tu a point where the same Spruce Drive In a northerly direc- Said point btlns distant two hundred Election Districts In Uie TownShp ol iterseutt the northerly property llns Kast Koad In a generally southerly same intersects a stream Known twelve feet more or leaa <2« P us ml; dlrecUon to a point In ths, center line MiM Brook: Intersects trie center line or Front Avtv tion lo a point In the center line ol Ulddletown, to wit: the Central Railroad ot New Jer- Thence (2) along the center lint of of Kings Highway: nue as extended in a northeasterly di' Ktnx» Highway; ur mlnusl nortlieMt of tie Intersection ews Creek In a nurUuasterly dfrec Thenct (3) continuing along the cen-rection; or Uu tenter line o[ Sprlna Oamea Description of the boundarlei _ point where the lame ^ence (3) along Uie center lint of ter )jne of the stream known as Mill Thence (5) along tha center line oi Rnad with the cinter line ol ntwrnan of EU-cllon Dlalrh-t No. 1, Tnence (16) along the northerly prop- ' " ' I Rings Htstwray in a generally weater- fhence (5) along the center Hue oKlni( a Highway Inn an eaaterleaerly thence rty ltn« at toe Central Railroad ot raccta the southerly shore lint |y direction to a point in the center Brook in a generally southerly direc- Froat Avenue aforesaid In a southwest- fhuTll y thencthe e easterly ttience SjirlnRs Roa4 aforesaid; Mlddietowa Towmhlp Jersey In in easterly direction ndy Hook Bay; tion to a point where the flame irierl-y direction to a point In the center uhe terly direction to a point where Tln-nne 12) alonK a llnl parallil 10 BHO1NN1NO at a point formed by .. point, said point being In thsThsnce (3) alonalng the southerly shore line of Statt Highway Route 39; tefsects the center line of New Jeney n<>rthp Thenct (I) along the centtr llm atState Highway Knute 35; line of Linden Avenue; lhe same intersects the center and dlntant one hundred eighty four the Intersection of the center fine of iv.arlr boundsry of till Earls Naval ne of Sandy Hook Bay In a norlh- Thence (6> continuing alonx the cen- Earle Naval Ammunition feet (lSf) measured at right aflflenjj ' New York and Long Branch Railroad mmunltlon Depot Reservation; isterly direction to a point wli»rs Stale Highway Route 35; In a generally Tlience (7j along the center line of oat- Thenci (17) along tha easterly bound. ie same Is Intersected by Ihe center northwesterleaterly direction lo a point said ter line of Frost Avenue in % aouth. Ka It road " right-of-way"" the point andd rora the easterlyy llns of Bprinp]g oat rignt-nf.way and the center line of __•_. ». _ 1^. m- « t~.B . — _..*.-._a_.» 11.^.. Ne'v Jersey State Highway Route 35 in point bielBf lolocated upproximatety three westerly direction to a point, in thplace e of Beginning. :\en nnd m a southeasterly (Urtctlo Uie Eerie Naval Ammunition Depot :ry of the Sarle Naval Ammunition tie of Ocean Avenue aa protongaltc a geneta-tty northwesterly direction to center line of State Highway FLoute 35; point where tho same Intersect! Rillruad right-of-way and running: »pot Reservation In a generally t a northeasterly dlrecllon; hundred twenty flvtf feet (325') wi_ a point whera the name Intersects the The jpfHllng place for trie Twenty-sec- lortherly direction to a poinc when Thence (<) along tne cinter line of bf Ui* center Una of Rosewood Ter- center line ol Cherry Tree Farm Koad Thence (?) along the center line of ond Election District will be Middle- northerly boundary ilnt of a pro- Tnence (1) along tha center line of lit tame Intersects Utt southirly shore cean Avenue and Its prolongation race; New Jerney Btate Highway Route 35 tuwn Villags School, Kings Highway, ie fiarll NavaJ Ammunition Depot aforesaid; In a northwesterly direction to a point ne of Sandy Hook Bay: 'oresald In a southwesterly direction Thencn '5> along a itralght Una In Thence (8) continuing along the cen- Middle lawn. -i'lience <3> along the northerly bound- Sallroad right-of-way in a eouthweiter. Thenca (Is) along tht southtrly i a point In the center Una of Fort generally northerly direction to a where the eame Interaecia Ihe center ary Una of laid proposed pa-rla In a iy direction to a point where tbe samt ter line of State JIlRhway nonoutu e 355 I Inline of Cooper Road, the point and Upicrlpflon of the fionndarles southwesterly direction to thl norm- lore line of Sandy Hook Bay In bnmc-uth Roed: olnt whef* the iame Inte meets the 4. northwesterlthtl y ditdirectioi n tto pson Avinui In a southwesterly Thence (9) along th* boundary Une ol Election lUnUUt No, 1» 510> and running: lirectlon to a point where the samt 01 raction \o a point Bald point being separating Holmdel Township and Wd- Thence (6) along tht Short Uni of Thenoe (3) along thi Mnler line ol lenter line of Port Monmoutli Road; a common point In th« boundary lines In Mlddlriunu Totvaxhlp Tnence (1) along the center line of Bwlmmlrcg Klver In a generally east- •amm Hollow Road In a northwester- Thenci (30) continuing along the cen- ntenectt Iht center Mm of uit Cen- diet own Township along tha center line BEGINNING at a point formed by Leonardville BoaS aforesaid In erlay dlrecllon to a point whtrt the ly direction u uu cintir line of Red cr lint of Church Street In a south- Iral Railroad of Ntw Jersey rlght-ot- leparatlnj Bloch 60, Block M and Palmer Avenue In a northerly di- Block 16i| ction to a point where the aatm In* the intenecilon of the center line of westerly direction to a point where the same Intersect! the easterly property Bill Road: ruterly dlreotlon to a point where the >ay. Ihl point and place of Beginning. •lout tne lewman Springs Koad (County Route same Intersects the center line of Caid- line of uie Garden Btate Parkway; Thence (4) along the cantir line ot m Intersects tht center line of Tr.» polling Plact for tha teventb Thanes oundart y Ilnt laparatlng BIoclInch. le-t an_.d >20J and the center line of the Everett Thenc« (ISj along Ihe easterly prop- Bed Hill Road In a louthwistiriy di- Block M ot it.* afofes&ld ta* tnap in Aond, aald point being In lhe boundary Thence (2) along the center line ot erty line of tha Ouden Btatt Parkway rection to the center line ot Van eansburg Fire Kouae, Tnompaon Ave Thence (10) along Uie center line of line separating Ilolmdel Township and Caldwetl Avenue In a northerly direc- In a northerly direction to tnt point ioholcJt Road, Hid point, also being Thencs (Zl) ai'ong Uit center lint o last Keaniburg, '' a northerly direction to n point In the fahoras Avenue In i south eaaterly dl- canter lit.* of Daniel Drive; sclfon to Its end; Mlddletown Township and running: tion to a paint where the lams Inter*where tne asme Interaacte the center In ihi boundary lint Between Middle. k>mptons creek In a generally louth- Description ol Ibe nomioarlei Thervca (%) along the boundary Une Thence (1) along the boundary line lects the center line of Clalrmant Ave line o! Newman Spring! Boad atore- town Township anl Ilolmdel Town- resterly direction to a point where Th«nc8 (11) continuing from the end ating Holmdel Townshi lue: aM, the point and place of Beginning. two: ie same Intersect! me csnter lint of M Election District No. a leparatlnff Block &7 and Block 181 of f ilahoraa Avenue along a straight la Mlddietowa Township the aforesaid tax mnp in a generally In a southeasterly direction to adleiown Township along the nter line Thence (3) along ths center line of The polling Place [or lhe tvrlrlty- Tfianci (8) along tha boundary line v Jersey suite Highway Routs 34 northeasterly direction to a point where ot tue Everett Roa4 In a northweBUrly Clalrmnnt Avenue In a northwesterly Illlh election district will be Uncroit • fjelween ulddletown Township and hence (22) continuing along the cen. BB01NN1NQ at a point lormH bv .t where the fame meets the mOBt direction to a point, said, point being Intersection of the center Una oflh* satna Intersects the boundary lln* -esterly end ot the center line of Bar-direction to a paint In the center line Firs House, Newman Springe Hd., Mn- Holmdsl Township along Ihe center line line of Complons Creek Tn a gen aeparatln* Block ftT and BIDCH 157 of of Everett Koad where the i&m» hai at ths moat northwesterly end of Clalr- eroft. of Van Bcholck Road In a northerly lly southwesterly direction to a point ooper Road and the center line of ara Terrace; been realigned; monl Avenue also being In the bound- direction lo a point In tha canter Una *here the same Interdicts the center leepy Hollow Road and running: the tax map of Mlddletown Township: Thence (12) along the center line of Description of the MundarlMJ Thence (1) along Uie center lint of Thence (&>' along the boundary line Thence (Z) continuing along the ary line separating Block 971 and Block Ol Holland Road; ine of Park Avenue: iarbara Terrace In an easterly direc- boundary separating Ilolmdel 975 of the tax map of Middletown of Election District Mo. M Thence (B) continuing along the Thence (23) along the center line o leepy Hollow Road In a generally separating Block 87 and Block 157 oton to tilt centir line of Stephanie line Township; In HMdletowD Township ortherly direction to a point wheii th* aforeiald tax map In a northwest- oad; Township and MMdLetown Township boundary llnl between Mlddletown rk Avenue In a southeasterly dlree ie aami Intersects tht eenler line at erly direction to a point where the along the cmtDr line of the Everetl Thence (<> along the boundarndarjyr line BEGINNING at a point forma! by Township and Holmdel Township aloni Inn to a point In tha csnter line e Thencs (13) along the center line of Block liurch Btreel; Dlapet Hill Road: iame interiecii the center lln* of New ephanle Koad in a north east eriy dl- HoaRd d BM it fformerll; eilEltIstedd: to a poinitt separating Block 871' and ... the Intersection ol tho center line of the tenter line ol Holland Rond In tfonmoiith Road aforesaid; Lersilected tht foraforesaid- . In a northerly direction to aMain Btreet and thl center Una Of northeasterly dlreotlon to a point li Iriencs (24) along tht center llm Thence (2) along the center line at •ction to the center line ot Harmony where the aa/me 1. point; Church Street tn a louthwttterij Dispel Hill Road In a northeasterly Thence (10) along the center line of oid; e cer li d; Murphy Road and running: the ctntir llni of Laurel Avinue; New Motunouth Road aforesaid In ~ meThencr oenlee r <3lin>e continuinof ited gHI Ualon Hoadg th; e Thence (5) continuing alonl the Thenct (1) along tht center llm of Thence (T) continuing along ths traction to a point where tilt same hence norlhwly direction to a point Thencs (14) aJong the center line of boundary line separating Block 071 andMain Btreet In a noitheatterlf direc- fepundary Una between MlddTetown itersecta thl centtr llm of Union the centir llm or King! —^ - generally northeasterly direction to larmonv Road In, a eoulheaaterly di- boundary llns separating Holmdel .venue, Iht point and plact point where the aun* Intersect* the Towmhlp and Mlddletown Township Block STB alortaald In a southeasterly tion to a point, laid point being In the ' Township and Holmdel Townalilp along Thenc* <9> fclf>n| th* center line oi 'ectlon to B. point where th,e eame In- alonng thhe foformer r center line erf Reddlrsctlon to a point where the same boundary tine separalmg Blot* 771.and Iht canitr llni of Laurtl Avenue In Inning, !hM>tl Hill Road u attended In acanter llnl of Park A.enu* tb* point ersecta with tha center line ot Mur- Intersects tie centit line ot Holly Drive The polling place for tht Third JDleo* oruiprly dlrtctlon to A paint wtiire and pUce of Beginning, iy Road; Hill RoaRd to a poinit In tthhe existiniei g Block 783 of Uit tai map of Middle- • northeasterly direction lo a point 1 Tbe polling pfac* for the Bleventb center Hut of Kedd HIU RoaRoadd : West, town Township; , ., formed by the Intersection ol thi can- Ion District will be Belford Indepen- li* *&m* lntirncti the souther] Thence (15) continuing along the cen- Thflnee (4) continuing along Thence (6) along the boundary line Thence (2) along tht boundary line, ter Hue of Laurel Avanue and lhalent Fire House, State Highway No, •oundtrr of tin Karl* N*v« Aramun] Election District will be Uldlletowo er line ot Harmony Road' in a ioutti- the 9, Blltord. Township Hlgb School, Tlndall Road, boundary UnJt separating Holmdel separating Block Inl and Block 978 ofwanting. W m u>4 Hoc*. ]M (enter line ot tht Niw York * Long Ion Pepot Kwrvktion; ivesterly direction to a point whete the Township and Mlddletown Townahlp the aforesaid tax tn&p in a southeast- aforesaid In aloutherly direction for Branch Railroad, nght-olwayi Tbenc« (I) Hon« lh« iouuicrlr bound' lame Intersect! Uie center line of Cher- along tht center line of Red Hill trlj direction to a point where tht a distance of iiim'atily, fife nun- Thenci (S) along thi center lint ol Description of lha bonniiailei ry of ttwSirl * Naval Ammunition •f Tree Farm Road aforesaid; same Intersects the center Une ot Hol< to a point: tha New York A Long Branch Rail- t< Election DlBtrlct No, < Depot tmervatlon IR an eaiteriy HI, Thenoe (16; alonf the center lino of Road to a point In the westerly I ly Drive East; dred fifty feet In Mlddtfltown Itnrasfalp of Ciiwtloo DUtrlct N&. II erty line of the Garden Butt I Thence (3i along a strslgbt lln« from road right-of-way in a soulhiaateriy : let Ion to ft point; In Mlddleiowa Tovmihip toeiry Tree Tarm Road aforesaid In Wajfi Thence (J) along the boundary line «ld point In a southwesterly dlftjtlon ilrteutn to a point whert the tarni BEaiKNINO at a point formed . Tfienr* (6) continuing along ,,,e BKOINN1NG at a point formed . easterly direction lo a point where Thenca (5) along tht weaterly prop- separating Block BJO anl Block ml ofto a point In tie center lint of Tnorn interject! tht center line of Redit Intersection of tht southerly shore lUUierly boundsry of the Karl* N*vm th* Interatctton ot the center Una of iame Intersects the center line of erty line ol the Oarden Btate Park- the aforesaid tax map In a southeast- Bill Rwd; T» o! aindy Hook Buy and thi ten- mmiinlUon Depot Hei«rvatlon u *x- ew Btreet the point and place ol erly direction to a point In the oenter -.ate Hlgtiway Route 35 and the cen- leelnnlnfl. way in a southeasterly direction lo a Thenct. (4 ) along the ctnter ln» o! _ Tnenci (B) along thl center lint ol tt line of Wagners Creek said point ended In an Miterlr dlrocllon to ater lln* of tha Earl* Naval Ammuni- point where tile same lnlenecte the of the Jersey Central Power Thorn Plact In a weeterly direction to Bid Hill Road In a northeasterly di- lelng In tht boundary line separauni wlnt wh»r» the iam* Intersects th« tion Depot Kallroad right-of-way and The polling placa for the Fifteenth Light Company right-of-way; a, point In the center line of Bdielly rection lo a point In Uii center llm he Roro of Atlsntfo Highlands ano mitt tins ot.Btfllweil ItoRd; QlectlDn District will be Harmony center line ot Newman Bprlngs Road Thenc* <6) Hong th* center line of running: Ichool, Harmony It Murphy Roads, ~ ioresald ] Thence (8) along a straight line In •t Kings Highway: Irldietown Township and running: Thence (1) along the center lln* ol Thence (6) along Iht cinter line of an easterly direction to a point la the Thenct (5) alonf tht center line of ThMcs U0> along the center line ot Thencs (1) along thi center llns of tlHwall Road In a southerly direction the K&rle Naval Ammunition Depot illddletown. center line ol East Road, jald polnl Xlrtfl Highway in an latterly direc- ""agners. creek, tht bouMary lln o* Point In th* center ,,n» ol Kinn Newman Springs Boad aloresald in a Schelly Drlvt m a southtrly dlrecllon iparatlng the Boro of Atlantic High Hall road right-of-way In a Bouthweiter- Description of (be boundarlce generally wetterly direction to a point also being the Intersection of the cento- a point whers Uie same Intersects tion to tat center Hat ol Spruce ly direction to a point where the aame o< ElPfliun Dlntrict No. le where the same lntersecta tht canter ter Une of £ast Road and tbe center tin center line of Locust Terrace! Brlvi: ndl and Mlddletown Township In I Thency (7) aloni th* center lln* ol Intersects the center line of tha New line of Ocean View Avenue; Thence (6) along the ointer llni of Thencs (11) along the center line of enerally southwesterly direction to i In its Highway In a generally oouUi In Mlddlfloivn Totvnahlp line of the Evirett Iload, tha point oinl In the southerly rlght-or-way lln York & U>ng Branch H&llroad right- BEGINNING at a point formed by and place of Beginning. Thence (Eh along the center tine of Locust Trracs In « touUieutlrittn—y di•"- •pruct Drive In a southerly dlrecllon sasterly direction to a point where the' of- /•ay; Ocean View Avenue In an easterly rection to a paint where tht sasamt t In- to Uil center llns of a stream, tali ' the Central Railroad of Hew Jer.earn* jiUriecu Ui* center IIDB of Fort- ie Intersection of Uie center line of The polling place for the Nineteenth land Road; Thenc* (2) along the center line of Alison Avenue with ihe center ltnft o! election District will ts Llncrdt School, direction to a point In th« center uae tereots tht tenter ltat oi Mapliwooa •ireara balng tht louthirly branch [he N«w York A txing Branch Rail- berdeen Terrace and running: Newman Springs Hjod, Lincrott. of Eleventh Street: Twin Brooks: Tlience (2) continuing along thi Thenc« (I, along tha center lln* of road right-of-way In a southeasterly di- Thence ilO) along' the oenter line loundary line separating tha Boro Q 'orilind Roitd tn a aouthweiUrly di- Thence 41) along the oenter line or Thence (7) along the centej IIM of Thence (13) along thl center line cl rection to the northerly ahbre. lln* o Vllson Aveous In a aouthwceterly dl- Description of* Inn boundarlca of Eleventh Street In a touthefly diMnplewoo- d Drive m a generally louth- I southerly branch of Twin Brooks ulnntlc Highlands ami Mlddletow rection to a point In th* center lln* ol he Navffulnk River; of Election District No. !0 rection to a point whera the same in- 'ownshlp along tha southtrly rlght-of- 1 'eellon to a point, flald point belnf In eriy thenct eaaterly thlnce northerly 8 Uit polnl where tht same intersects owne Roan, said point alao belna Thence (3> along the northerly shore he boundary line separating Block 771 111 MMdlehmn Town.tilri teneoti the center lint of Lincoln direction to a point where tht lame In- tat center llnl ct Ihi New York * ray line ot tht Central Railroad c he Intti-necllou of th* center lln* of Une of the Naves Ink River In a north- lew Jersav In a generally eaaterl. lowne Road and ths «nt«e Una o( ind Block . 790 or the tax marj oC BE0INN1NQ it t. point formed by .reet; ternets the ttnttr line ol Walo Place; Long Branch Railroad right-of-way: easterly direction to the point In theUddletown Township; he intersection of the centor line of Thenci (tl) along We center line ol Thence (8) along the center liflt bt Thence 113) along the center line a ilrection to a point In tht cintir tlm Whlpporwupui i Valley Road; enltr llns ot Slate Hlrfmay Route ' Many Mined Creek: Thffnenc«e {9){f •alon- g the center line of Thence (2) along the boundary line ths New York £ Long Branch Hall- Lincoln Wreet in an easterly direction Ward Place III an easterly direction to tht Hew York tV Long Branch Rail leparatlng Block 771 and Block 7&t road right-of-way and the center 1 to a point Jn thi cinter line ol Four- a point where the same Intersects the jotd right-of-way In a southeaster! Thence (3) continuing along tin 8owns Road In K generallally iwuUieut* Thence (4) along the center line .. teenth street; . oundary line separating tha Bora . iforesald in a northwesterly dlrectlor of tha Earle Naval Ammunition De;ipot center line ot Wllioi Avenui; direction to a point whin the lam Rtfile Hlcliway ItDute 95 in a north- 3 a point tald point being a comKallroa. d right-of-way and running: Thence (13) continuing along the cen Thenc.- e 19) along J center lint «t Intersect! the canter line ol Iht Darn iltlntio Highlands and Mlddletown Hold; vesterlr dlrecllon to a point wlters the ter line ol Lincoln Street as extended 'Ik.' Township along the center line Tlienct (10) sums; the center tine o( ion point of Blocks 771, 783 and. 7B( TiiencThence UUl) along the center Une ot Wilson Avenue In a touthwtitarly di- Naval Ammunition Depot Railroad MIAB Intersects the center line of the : 'he aforesaid tax map; e New Yt In an easterly dlrecllon to * point rection to a point In the center line right-of-way, the point and place Many Mined Creek In a generall; rowns Dock Road in a southeaateilj Earl! Naval Ammunition Depot Rait ~ "ork ft Long Branch Rall-where tht same Intersect* the- bound, Beginning. soutliesstsrly direction to a point wheri llrectton to a noint In ths ctnter line Thence (3^ along the boundary line road riBht-of-way In a south easier!* dl of onerry TfeB Van* Road (County roaroardt rltfit-or-wayrlBhtor , the point and place iparatlng Block 771 and Bind 783 rectfon to s. nolnt where the sajne In- ary me separating Block lora and Route No. 516): Tht polling place for the First Elec- he same Intersects' thl cinter llni ol if Navealnk River Road; of Beginning. Block 3901 ol the lax map ol Middle- svenlh Avenue; Thence (11)'continuing along the cm- [oresald In a northwesterly direction eripcta the northerly short line of the Ttience (10) alont Iht cinter lint of tion District will be Mlddletown Vil- The polling place tor Ihe twelfth o a point, said point being located Naveslnk River; town Township! Cherry Tret Farm Road aforesaid In lage School. King! Highway, Mddl Thenci (4) along the center line i ler line ol Browns Dock Hoal In tElection„ district will b_e_ Mlfldlllown ipproxlmately five hundred fifty feet Thence (131 alonaog tthhee boundarbounday ttins a. generally westerly direction, tq a ftventh Avenue In a southenvesterl r«nerally soulhtaaterijr dlrtctton to Uie 1 Thence (2) along the northerly shore town, y soulht j dlrtct TTownshih p FFltle CCo. NNo. 1, 1Btatt Kith. 56O ) loutii of the center Ice of Main line of the Navealnk River Jn a gener- separatintigg BlBlocBlockk 10833 andd Blotk 3001 point when the name Interseota the llrcctlos to a point In the center lln mll No.AA" 39Mt,f 4*i*-ai_Mlddlttmrnl . . . l dll l Description of Mm boundaries if Hillside Avenue; toer Street; ally southwesterly direction to a point aforesaiafresaid In a northerlno y dlrecllon lo acentw line of Harmonjr Hoadi ol Election District No. I DrsrrlptlMi of Uie honndarIM Thence (4) along a straight line from In the center line of Hubbard Avenue; point In tht center line ot Niw Jit' Tnence (11) alonf tht center lint ol Thenca (5) "long the cinter line c rnence (IS) alonf tile northerly aBore If' HM-ilM "bistrlct" 1t«or 13 In Mlddletown Tmrnahtp inside Avenue in a northwesterly n ne or the Kareslhk RJvfr In a uti- laid rwlnInt In a southerly direction to Thence (3) continuing In a south-ley Blata Highway Routi 36: Harmony Bold ,in a. northeasterly di- BEaiNfUNQ at a polni formed b! In Mldllrttrni Temuhlp i point liIn the center line of Thorn westerly direction to the shore lino of Thence (14) along the center lint o rection to a point in tut centir lint of the Inlarieollon of the center line o -ectlon to a point where the same In •rally southwesterly direction to a point BLQINNIKO at a point formed W New Jersey State Highway Route 3 Murph? Roaji rsects tht canter llnl of Rerpentlm whore the >ame Intersects the cenlsr lhe IntefMCtlon at Park Avenue and Shadow LaJte; (Mvinth Avenui and Uie cinter line rlvc; Theice (») along the center lino ot Thence i4> along the northerly ahore In a soutnaaiterly direction to > point . Thenct (13) along the centir llni ot el Many Mined Creak said polnl be HlrhK Uonardrllle Rota (County noute Na Thorn Place In a westerly direction line of Shadow Lake In a generally tvh< <• lhe tame Intersects the center Murphy Road In a northeasterly dl- Ing in Ihi boundary line separating Tlience (I) along the center line ISSi»"" """' " Dldi and running* line of the Earls N»val Ammunition erpenlme 1'rvn In a generally south nlfr to a point In the center llns ot Schelly Douthwesterly direction to a point in reotloitlon to a point lit the centet line of the Koto of Atlantic Highlands an< '""If " Thence (1) alonf the center lint o >rlve; Uie center lltie of Jumping Brookt^ Depot lUllroad rlght-ot-way l Main street, tha point anl plact of Vtddlelown Township and running! eslerly dlrecllon to a point when \sw Jersey Mate Highway HoutHt l 3S InUonardvllls Road aforestld In a north- Thence (61 tlong the center llnl ot Thence (16> along the center lint ol Beginning, the same Intersects the center line i nortliwesterlli direction C i point easterly dlrectlm to a point where the Thence (5) along the center line of • Thence ill along the center line oi South Side Avenue; , rhere Uie sane Intersects the center Schelly Drive In a southerly direction Jumping Brook In a southerly direc- the_ iUrlei Naval Ammunition Dlpot Tht polling place for thi twenty flevtnth Avtnut 1n a southwesterly di j>mt intersects till ctnter line of to a point where the satne Intersects tion to a point Where tftfl'sarne inter- RaiWdai zlght-bl.-nay In a sefterollj »Ulh election dlitrlcl will be Thome Rctt-n to a point m ths center lln Thenca (7i along therxtnler line Ins ot rrott ».< southwesterly direction to a point where jutli side Avenus in:» tmrtillr st Thenci in)- MM|-u» writer llrit of the center line of Locust Terrace; sects the center line of West Front School, Murpny Road, Port Monmouth. of Him;.le Avenue: we Thence 12) aloni the center lint of Tlience (7) along the center Una ofStreet! the stunt Intersects till center lint of i' .• ice i2» along the center Una rly dlreellop lo a point In tilt centei Frost Avenue In a northeasterly 41. Church Slreet In a norlhdasterlr di- LeonartlvUle noad aforesaid! Description of las boundaries Ine of Portlaml Road; reaion to a point In Iht cinter lint of rection to a point where tho samB In- -•ocust Terrace In a southeasterly dl- Thence (6) sJong the center line of of ElFftlJO DUIrlct No. it 'le Avenue in a northwesterly Thence i«i along lha center line ol Llnrien Avenue: • 'ectlon to a point where ths safne In- West Front Btreet In a generally west- Tlience 116) along the center lint ol . to s point where the sams .. tersects Us center line ot Union Ave- T«ects tht centei line of Maplewood eri....y. directio... n .t o a.. po|npointt .wher. e the Uonaruvllln noad aforesaid In a west' Ig Mlddlewwn Town»Iiip il. lhs cinter llni oi SerpinUm Portland Rnad In a generally south- Thence (10 continulnt; aloni the on- rlvc; eriy direction to «. point wh«ie tht BBQINN1NQ at a point lorraed by westerly direction to a point itald polnl er line o! Front Av«nu« as ealeniKa Thlnce (3) along ttis center lint ot Sim* intersMts Ihe easterly property Uie lntiraectlon of the center line of i a northeasttrly direction to a point Thence (8) alontf tho center line Of line of the Garden Btate Parkway; sams Interests ttie wertMly bound- ~iio.es til along iht center lln being tn tbe boundary line senaratlni Union Avenue In a southeasterly dl- Maplewood Drive in a generally south, ary line ot tht Earn Naval Ammuni- Palmer Avenue and the center line ol HlocTt 1309 and Block 408 of the Ui here the larnl Intersects tilt crater nctlon to a point In tht center line ol Thence id pond In a generally aouthiastir- Street aid tht cinter lrl ot ElmPlace: northerly boundary Iim ot BIOCK 32 otReservation ftt a generally southwest- and funning: Tjea« (I) along tht tenter line o Bloclck 4M aforesaiRtor d In a generally we! y ilirMtion to a point whire H» tame Avenue; . , erly dlrecllon to a point In tne cen-Tnence (I) alone ml boundary line •'rl"y ttirectla" n 't a point; Intir.ecu the center line o[ th« Jsr. Thenct (8) along thl center line ofthe tax map of Ml:! diet own Township; louth 8ld! Avenut In t westerly dl Thence M) raong the center lint M Ward Place 1 an easterly direction to Thence (8) aiong the northerly bound- tsr line of the Earls Naval Ammuni- separating Harltan»TowMhlp ana Mid- ree-iot, in I point in ihi canter lln Thence (10...). continuing along the 1 P IJ|tlt Elm Avtnut In a southeasterly dlreo- tion Depot Kallroad right-of-way; dlntowo Township and along UM ctn- boundary line lepajatlng Stock ISO "{iS" ?,', ""' * ^ a point where the same Intersects the ary of Block 32 aforesaid In a general- al Portland Rood: tlon to a point; ienter line of Wilson Avenue; ly northeasterly direction to a point Thence (It) along the center Una ofler line of Palmer Avenue In a norther- . Thinn it) along Ihe centir line „ ami mock «M aforesaid In a generally lenci (IT) along th* Jeney C»n- menu (t) continuing along the een the Etrie Naval Ammunition Depot ly direction to a point In till center lortherly dlrecllon to a point when Thence (10) along the center line of in the center Una of Dwlght Road, said - Portland Road In a generally souther: t Power A Light Company rWof- ter Una of Elm Avenue as extended Ir Wilson Avenut In a southwesterly di- point being dlatant one hundred sev- Railroad right-of-way In a southwest- llns ol New Jersey Cute Highway r-oilon to a point In the cinlir lln lhe asms intersects the boundary Urn ln a generally north«rty direction a Bany rl a generally loutheaatVrly direction tb Thence (9) slang the center line of center line of Park Avenue; Thence (7) along the centir lint . th «M-of-way ad]a«(« direction to a point where th« sami a point where the same Intersects the Thence (20) along; the center lint of Mladlttown Township along Ih* (In- Thence continuing- along thi Intersects the canter line ot Caldwel Dwlght Road In a southeasterly thence Para Avenuo In a northwesterly ,dinc- ter lint ol State Highway Rout* M to Bowne Road In a generally southeast oundary line separating Block 48!) am Pl n DOrth center line of Leonardvllle Road (CDun- easterly direction to a polnl In the Irly dlrecUon lo a polnl In tht cante: rt ! ?u «iJ "Section"lo"! Avenue; ty Route No. 5161; . center line of the Mlddletcrwn-Uncroft lion to a point In tht cinter lint of a point; Block 1291 aforesaid In a northerl] Clnter lini Co Thence 17) along the center line o Thence (3) continuing aion* the line ol BrownsDock Road; dlrecllon to a point In tne center llni fioid* * °P*' Thince (12) along tht center lint of Road, on&rdvllie Road aforesaid In a north- section of Nut Swamp Road with the Thence (31) along the csnter lint ol boundary lin....t - between th—i Boro of- BrownsDock Road In a southerner: of Leonardville Road aforesaid; ~ i oftlon to a point In lhe center lint ol astetly direction lo a point where the Harvln Road In a northeasterly direc- Keansburg and HidaiMown Townihlp, Thence 113) along ths center Una Leonardvllle Hoad aforMatd; MIddlelown-Llncroft Road! Iht various course-- s- thereofliwieof,. In fta ft fin- direction to a point In tht cintir iim Leonardvllle Road aforesaid In a gn earns intemcti tha'"i- center lin—e o f' ThencB (10) along the center line of tion to a point In tht center line Of «jltvillnk Kivtr Road; * i" ar—I.P. niiftre the same inter* Thence t8) along Ihe center line ol Church Street; Hopping Koad: eraily northerly ttience latterly metnci TSMet m continuing along tht ct eraily easterly dlrecllon to a poln '«»- «w «•«" lint oj Slelw Ho""i Leonardvllli Road sioreiald In an tast. the Middle town Lincroft Road In aThcntt (23) along Ihe center llni of northerly direction 16 a point I_ nti It when the samt intersect! 1st csntei \md me point and place of Setlnnlne. Thence (13) along the center lina of northeasterly direction to a point where •ir llni of BrownsDock Road to line of chamone Avenue: erlv direction to a point where thi Church Btreet In & generally nortn- :he ssrae Intersects thfl center line of Hopping Road In an easterly thlnce southerly iHorVTlni* ol Bandy Book )lni In thl northerly thort lint of thi or B !h 1 unit mttfiecti Uit eantir lint of Hop- easttriy direction to a point where the 3amm Hollow ROM and Oak Hill northerly direction to a point In the aviMink Hirer; Tlienct (14) along tne cinter llni v aSSorT v'tT&"'J- •"" * " " pins Road: sams Intersects tha center line) of center line of Leonardvllle Road afore- \h'enct (4) along tht loutherly mare » Chamont Avmut in a generally nort fWiocI, Cooptf fioad. Road: Una ot Sandy Hook B»y, In a state, Thlnci (10) along tht northerly shori eriy dlrecllon to a point in the rente Thenci (0) along tht center line o! Park Avenue; Thence (li) along the center line Of ' ~ point and plact ot Beginning, lint ot the Mavtilnk River In a r.ort Ion of Ihr tntndarlFI Hopilnr Boad In a southerly thenci Thence (14? along Uie center line of fling place for tht Twenty easterly dlruotlon to 1 point whtri the easterly thence northerly direction Ine of NIW Jtraey Stall High* westerly direction to a point when Oak HIU Road in an easterly direc- ctlon District will be Basamy e ft Intersected by tut prolongation Routt 34} •to. Dlastrlct Wo. * 'ark Avenue In a northwesterly dl- tion to a point where the same Inter- ot the center line of Ocean Avtfltll In i petal In UII touinirly then Hot ldletom Totratlilp he same Intersects tht tenter line recllon to a point In the center linesects the center line of the Barla Na- Description of We boundaries (Hay Pit Creak; Thlnce Hot llong the center line llarvln Road I if Comptons Creek; of Election Dlslrlct No. M northeasterly direction I lew Jersey 8tate Highway Routi M _al a polnl alonf Uii val Ammunition Depot Railroad right Thence (S> along Iht cinter lint ot rt.nji til) along lhe loulhirly shor In a northwesterly direction lo a point Thence (10) along thl center lint o Thence (15) along the center Ira of of-wayi In Mlddletoinl Towmhlp lint ol Clay Pit Creek In a noun- 'here the aami Inlentcti the until Marvin noad In a southwesterly dl Complona Creek in a northeasterly di- Thence (12) along Uie center line of BEOINNINO Bl a point In the BOUtll-Ocean Avenui and ltt prolonga'.loo weallrtr direction to a point where th« HsJ > «* ,lht same inltinltrr- recllon to a point In tht center lln rection to a point, said point being eny shore line ol Bandy Hook Bay afo.esaia in • aotitnwtstlrly dlreotlon lint of Rrevpnt Avenue as extended toe centsr unlol the Bane of Park Avenua; ihe Earle Naval Ammunition Depot where the iame Is Intersected by thtoe the center llnl of Fort Moarnouth •ami intarsacti Ihi cantir line of Loa- southwesterly direction; l thl northeast corner of Chancevllle Railroad right-of-way in a generally Wlt Avinui; i.al Ammunlllon Depot Rii* Thenct (11) along the center line Park; center line of Concord Avenue at II- Thence (12) along the center line < Thence (181 along the Center line %<• "?t;y'-»ay and n.rinfns: Park Avenue In a generally northwci northeasterlly directiodim n to a point when tended In a northtrly direction and Thence (t) continuing along tht ctn- Srevent Avinui iforesild In a norm Tl ence ((ll ) along thii cmlscmlsrr lint ot Thence (IS) along the northeast the same lnterseeta with the center locust Avinue In a northerly dire vi1 An int ot eriy direction to a point where lh' boundary line of Chancevllle Park be- running! . ler llnl of Ocean Aventil In a louth.- lion to a point where thi sami I easterly direction to a point In " * "nunltlot n DDepot iinii Intersects with the center llni line oi the New Vork A* Long Branch •rty dltectlon to 1 point In Utt centei :enter line of Vanderbllt Avenue; ln i , la ing thn center lino of a branch ot Railroad tlght-of-way, iht point and Thenct 11) alorig the centet Mil til Union Uii ctntir lint ol doom "f » nortwMtttMttt- of Leonardvllle Road ^aforesaid, Ihi Comptons Creek in r. northwesterly di- lti» of Thpnipion Avenue; Thence Jl7l continuing along the cei to a point whsr« tths s lame lotnl and place of Beglnrtlnjginning,. place of Beginning, Concord Avenue aforesaid In a South- Thenct (7) along tht center llnl ot tetf llm of Brevenl Avenue In a nortr IMttttoU Ihi i northerly propertpropety InI t rection lo a point where the same In- The polling place for tht Twentieth erly direction to a point In the center TMncI (13) along Uli center line .T*S.P°»l»«.l'llns pla1»« 'P.r r th' i .hlrtelnUThj i teriecta tht northwesterly boundary line • " southweatifly eaiterly dlreetloreetloin t'o a point- - wher- e GleCtiOH «*aa»»n#District» T< •*ll• fcr«b B.*'"'/ Election district will be Nutswsnip Oiborm Avinui in a norihwullrly d laiht InUriecliteli ....the southirl. y ihDrl l ?»tol-w'."i" **""""' «««"'"»' will be Bayvitw >1 Chancevlllt Park, said point being School, Illddletown-Llncroft Road, Lln- otlm to a point In the earner llm ot dandy Hook Bay; school, Leonardvllldl e ltd., Belford. the northerly corner of Chanceville aroft. onmouth Avi. | Description «f Iht botmaariei Park: B Thence (18) along tht louthirly ino Description of thit bocmdariee . Thence (14) along tha center line line ot Bandy HOOK Bay In a genlral tl liWtlon DKtrlct Nd. II Thence (17) along the northwesterly Monmouth Avenue In a westerly dlrei boutulary line of Chancevllle Park In of Election Dlatrlcl Na, II tlon lo t point where lhs eame Inte loulheisliny dlrecllon to a point whe tn Itladleiwwa Townihlp In MlddlDlcm-ii Tonnahln ha same intenecli lha cintir iini BEUINNIKO at a point formed b: a southwesterly direction to a point Thenci (») continuing along the cen-Keantburg School, •lets thi denier llnl of Sears Avi viler! the same Interiecti thi center BBdlNNINO at a point formed bj Keuitburg. Warners Creek, thl point and pled Iht Intersection of Iht) enter line o tha intersection of the center line of ter line ol Concord AVenue In a south- Beginning. c 8) thl NIK Monmouth Road (Count: tine of Aberdeen Terrace; westerly direction to a point In the Dpscrlptloo tf the touaaarlM Thence (15) along thl center Una o ",j "i.i •?''"'• •*« "ittrly bound- Routi No. 501 and the center line o Thence (IS) along tht center line* ofMain Street ind tho center lint of center line of LeonardvlUe Road (Coun- ol EMIoit Dlitrkl N», », Btari Avenut In a northerly thenc The polling place for thl Four ii.i«o.! BV" ""•> Ammunition Murphy Road and running: Election DUItlct will Be the Breven 1 1 Cherry Tree Farm floao. (County Roul warn Terrace In a wmeriy direc- ty RoutRe t NoN . 518)5)8); ; In Mlddielo»-a icJwoibjp orthntteriy direction to a point Park ft Leonardo Firs House, cenle m« .ffifi?"'. " '" * *•»"•»")' north- Ho. 618) and runnli... tion to a point In the center line of Thenct (1) along the center line of Thence (4) along a ttrtlihtrtliht lnlint tI nU BSOINmNO at a point lormet ly SIt centlr 11!:: - Valley Orlvl: Are,, Leonardo, 11 Thence (1) ilong the eenler line Wilson Avenue, the point and place of M«ln Street In a northeasterly direc- » southerly direction ttoo ftft poinpointt wherwherethe Interjection of Ihe.center line ot .Tlience (it) llong Ihe cinter llnl 'uTof 'ffiy^oo'iVp "" *"* Oherry Trie Farm Road alorestld Beglnnlnu. tion to a point, said point being In tht same Intersects lha boundarbndaryy liline Kale Highway Routs 31 and tht cln- ValleV, Drive •.. . _- -northwesterl •-'• •-y -_ Description of tat bannoatiei a gmerally weitiriy direction to Tho riolllni place for the Sixteenth the boundary line separating Block 771 separating Block 1203 and Bloclt 1206 tor Unl ot Ills Earle Naval AmOnim. Thtahl4& i Jk «.1MUH aa.. .* aonuierir shore fictiorictfotni t._o „a rpoin—.t In tha boundar: of Elrrllon District Nn. > ^ •l«n». «i» aonuierir shor point whut tht same Interaects th< Election Dlstrlot will Bl Port Won and Block m ot the lax map of Mid-ol tht tu map of Mlddlelown Town- tlon Depot Railroad tlght-of-way and lint iiptrallng the Boro of AtlantI la MMdletowa Townihlp . —""*•4y# Hoosawkn Bautaawyy iuni atj^ fsnarafsnaal centir Unn ol Hew Stteeti mouth Frit Mil Bulldlnj, Wilson An., dtetowft Townthlp; running! Highlands and MldalHown Towmhlp a V. imiliijiasterisUn y dlrecllon lIo* a poini t Port Monmoulh, rhenct (2) along the bounnary line Thenoe (1) along tht clntlf llni ol SEdlNNINa at a point formed fhlre the sarna Interaects the cintir Thtnct {%) along tht oenter Una asperating Block 771 and Block 7SJ ' Tli'cnCB (6) In a tiraishl line along ' being In thl cintir llni ot Men he Intersection of the center llns ftw Btreat lit a southerly direction the boundary line leparatlng Block 1303 State Highway Ilouti 35 In a south- lineInerdt Ore «: C C l M nflM to a point la tht eentttr line of Claris- Description ol We boundaries. aforesaid In a southerly direction for and 12M aforesaid and at eatended to easterly direction ttoo a point whert thi E Newman Sprints Itoad (County nou • !o?th. rl? dlr,D'tlor " " '" ol Election District No, 11 a dliMnct of approximately fivt him- Thin .--. -„-th_i boundary tin) 5201 and the fiverelt Road, tald poln •a Drlvei 1 a polnl wlrre the lame lnterieeti lhe same Inteneots tin oenfir Hot ol Coop- •eparttlhg Ihe Bora ol AUantlo High In Mldalrtotro Township dren fifty feet (650 ) to a point; er noad: being Jn tht boundary lint atparatlni Thenct (I) along the ctnler line SE0INN1NO at a point lormel by Thlnce (3) continuing along, thl easterly boundary line of the Ettle land! inl Hlddltlown TowmhlTownship alon lollrtdll TowMhlp. a»4 UWdlllow: Cla-rlsii Orlvl in a wMttrly dlnctloi Naval Ammunition Depol Reservation: Ttience ISi along Iht centtf lirll ol tht ciritir Unl ot Many limed Cm .hB intersection uf the centsr lint ot boundary line separating Block 771 and Township and running: to Itt end I Thompson nvohue and the center line Block 783 aforesaid In a smithiaaterly Thence <«) along Uie e<erly bound- Cooper Road in an eaileiiy direction In a louinwiitlrly thinoi norUtwtiltrl) Thlnel (0 along tin cintef llnl Thence ll> In a slralkht lint from ary ol the Earle Naval Ammunition lo a point Whirt thi lamt Inter- function to 4 point where Ihl san ot Palmer Wenue a point In the bound' direction to a point, aald point being R Newman springs Road aforesaid In thl end M Olarllla Drive to a point .ry line separating lUrllan Township commit', point of Blocks 771, 783 andDlpot Reservation In a generally south- sects Ut centir llni of Ulilpy Hollow fntertlotl Iht cintir line of Ravin Ttmraliy intiirly direcllon to a coin whtrt Iht aamt Intersects thi cenlei eri'y til'sdirection lo a point! Avenue, Die point and place of B .nd Mlddletown Townahlp and running: 700 of the aforesaid tut map] W continuing along tha east- Hid mint bllng dliUat two tlundi lint of Roberta bnve at us mtertecs Thence (I) along the Boundary Ine Tlience . . The'nct (31 along Iht ctnttr 11OI of girmljg. IWelvf feet raori or jell (812' plus lion -.vim tnt sinter Una of Walki Thence (411 along the boundary Unlln** eriy boundary ol' tht Enrie Naval Am' Bliipy Hollow Road' la 1 northtrly di- hi polling place for thi secon separating Rnrltan Township and Mid- aepa.nlnf - — * —munlllon Depot Reservation In a gen-rection to ' "•- '- "•- --—'"- mnui) notlhesit of thl InUriiatlon Terracai dletown Township being the oenler Unl g Blook 771 and Block 790 rtat In Uli Ctnltf Una UlctltMm. (iilfrlef will bl Navealn Ihe center ilnn of f4pr>n< onrden Itoa Thenot (B> along Ihl centir line aforesaid'Iaforeaald n a southeasterly direction erally southerly dlreollon lo » pomof Chapel . fl Road: Schoo,ooll. Monmouih Ave., Naveeink, of Palmer Avenue In a southerly dl In the center lina of Sllllwell noad! with tin cinter llm M Newman spring Walker Tirrace In a louthirly dire rection to a point whlre the same in- lo a point In tht center line of Wil- Tlience 14 along Uit center line ol DMcrtdllo* ol tie bmndarlea Road aforisald: tlon to Its end) son Avenue: Thence Is) along the center line of Chaptl HIM Road In a norihiaaiawiy tersects Ills center Una of Mahoraa Thence (0) along the center line of Sllllwell.Boad In a southwesterltirly ththtnci t ol Itlfctlnn Ulllrlri No, % Thtntt t2) tlong a llnl barallil Thenci It) along tht center Una Avenue; then northlrly dlrscllon to a _pout In Is Mldolttswa Toirn.hlp Rttd distant ona hundred slghly fot Walker Terrace II ettemled In « lout Wilson Avenue lit a northeasterly dl- sou herly direction to a iolnV—t In thi the center 'mo bt Kings HlghIghwayi ; eriy dlreollon to • point where the Thence (2) along Uie center - rtjctlnr to a point whert the same In- centei line ol Klngl lllghwfly: Tlience 15) continuing lionn,g thi cm- BECtlNNlHO at a point formed test tisi') nieaiured at right angli MshoraJ Avenue In 6. loutheaeterly di-lerticil His cinter lint of Aberdeen the Intersection of the oenter line from the easterly line of Spring aa iRma interaacta a stream known as rection to Ui end; Terrace; Thence (») along thl center lint of ,jr une ol Chajei Mill R6aR *l , _aa ,Brc- Church gtrtel and tht center llni den Road In a soiilheu'.srlp direct! HIU Brook; Terrace; Kings Highway In > generally imith- lected In a northerly direction to Thence (3) continuing from the end Thenfle (0(811 allonl g the center line of . ...1 1. li _ ^_>..AL.^h1^« k- ^it-m A ~ - -- t Union Avenut and running: o a pnint where thl same Interseuu Thence (t) continuing llong the c;i easterly dltectlon to a point whirl the point In Ihe southerly boundary, Una ot Mahoraa Avenus nlotig a stralgllt Aberdeen Terraiice In a southeasterly Tlttnce II) along the cenur llni the norUtiriy boundary Una of a pro- ter line ol Uii etresin known us Ml llm In a southeasterly dlreotlon to adirection to lit and, btlng the nort.. aame interaacli thi center llm of Port- if tht Earls Naval Ammunition Dlpot Union Avinue In a southeasterly d, posed park; BrOok In a generally southerly dlfei land Road; Reservation; tlon to a point Whirl Iht simi Into PDlnl where the aamt meets the moswslerly property line of Ctiancevllla Mellon to » point in the centtf Init ( Tlnnce 0) along iht northerly boutu ._ „..„ >>fl extended ih wesisrly end ofIhi olhler llni at Park, Thinoe 110) along Ilia canter lint ot Thence (6) along thi boundary llni Msm Street, said point also being Ui ary line of said proposed park in _ southwesterly dlreetloi t™- "" •'' leeti the center line of New 3trt- Barbara ITrract! Thenci (7) along the northwesterly Portland noad m a generally north- ot the Barle Naval Ammunition Dlpot Intersection of tht centir int ot Bit .louthwaitsrly dlreotlon to tht notl where Uie same Inltrsects thl auinnv tlatl Highway Bout! ,39; , 1 Reservation in a westerly thlnct north- Thlncu S) irong the oenler line Thehctji) alonlong ththtt oantsr llni of properly Ilnt at Chancevllle Park in ierly direction to a point said pom Avenui and thi cinter llm of Ma: wenltrly corner of laid patki bounjiary llns of Iht »»rll Wu Am' Barbara Terracie in aneasterly illrlc northeasterly direction lo Ihe norther- ' - in tht boundary lint ciparatlm westerly direction to a point In .the Thenci (4) along the westerly bout munition Defiot Resirvatlon! New Itrtlf Btlti Hlihwajr Route 3D Ion to the ctnter line of STephanle ly corner of ctiancevllis park, said MOd and Blork 488 of Ihl tacintei r line oi trti Earll Nival Am- Theiire 13) aloni thi csntef llni ary llm of Old park In t. rtnera Thence (wi alnn* tha easterly a lotitneulerly direction tu a r» Roid: point l>eln« In the center tine of amap oi Mtadletown fownahlp; munition x)6pfli Railroad right-of-way: Elm Avinue in a loutheutttty oltic southerly nlrittlon to a polnl whi n.ry hne oi iht K^rle Naval X isld point )>>ln| locMKl approilmatel: Thence (5) along the Center llni O branch of Comptona Cnekl Thence (11) along tht boundary llm Thence (71 along .the eenler lull of tlon to a point; tite same Intersects tht northerly shoi tlon Depot litiirvatlon In a three hunitrsd twenly five feet 1329' Blephanlt Road in n northeiatirly iil- Tltente (I) along the norlheatterly uparallng Block 13M and Block 4J8 the Earle Naval Ammunition < lepot Thenci (3) continuing llong Ilia ci lln* of Swimming River! norUiweMeriy clirsptinn to « will oi iiii cinter line of ROSIWOOI cscllon to tht dtntlr lint of Harmony property line of Cliancevllle Park be- iforesald In a generally weaterly di- Railroad rlght-oj-wa* In a iotrthwtit< t*r line nf .Sim Avinui ai txtend Thence (») along the norths rly shoi the eenler line rf itonlrdvll Roid; mi His center line ot a branch of rection to a point; eriy thenca soullierly thenci southwest- Ine M Swimming Itlvtr In a genlral iforesitld; Whence (»i alont a etraljlit line Srierly directiodlractlnn tn a point whirl lha in a souihamttriy direction lo a pnl1 : Thence (6) alorig Iht center lint of Comptons Orsck In a southeaaterly dl- Thence I12i continuing along the whirwhins me sang mielmeel s tithne centecnr I Westerly direction to % point when tl Tlience ill) along Uii cinttr lint , a gtnifaliy nor the fly direction to Harmony Ruad la a southeasterly di- rectlo!* to e, ptjlnt where the same In- line separatin-"—g BBloc* 1308 mine Interest• • ••-••s til• Mntir lta» at Stale ol CUtnhont Avsnus at tie most no sartu Intlrsects the boundary Unl so] fwianlvUlt ttoraaald In a wllterlv ilnt when tbt alme lntttsecH th rection to a point where, tho same In- tersecrseciis tht csnter line of Comptons and Blo'cR 4M aforeaald In a ..„-.... lghwny Routt 3 tht point and place ftr«lt!» llolmiiPl ToWnsitlp utiil Mlddl I rection to a point whan tht aami -jundarv lln* sepiratlng Block 94 am Beginning. westerly e'ld, (aid point ntio b«Ji>l mock M of Ilia ta« fflip of Middle teneois with the center lint ot MurCreek- reek;; northerly direction lo a polnl where a the liounilary »ep«,ratlng Blook 071 a town Township. Irtterssola the osnlsr line .1 "hi S™ the sanie Inlersecla the boundary line Th ' polling placa fof the twenty- a town Tinrtilhlp; phy Road! Tlienc (i» along tbe center line of BlooK I'7'7O0 of tha tat map of Mlddl Tlience (0) along ihl nolindary II If' # -*>»mui>lt!on Depot FtallroU T:ieiico 171 In a northerly illrectloh Comptont s Creecrkk iIn a generalllly northt - aepnratlng Block 1291 and Block 41B election dlltrlct will Ot Falrvllw fit-ol-w«y, the point airi »lact ol Be- Thenct (10) continuing Uonf th Icliool, Cooper Road. town Town«,hlr»; separating HoimderTowillhlp ami .1 poundaty lepirillnlngg Block 61 a~ In a straight line ID a point where the easterly direction to a point when the O! the aforesaid tai map; niendl w along the boundary Mr dleiown Tovvnihii) In a norlharly samelnlerseoll till center llhe ol Laka- snme Intersrulct the center line of Bute Tnenci (13> alonf thl nCMiulaty line ,-!)*,polling place- lor ilia ninth, elan. ST*iS(tk uN it« aa jlne--gltisftiiy- —nottheasterl' : Dficrlpll.ni of Iht boundaries leoarallng Block Oil and mock 8 rfO'lon to a point In Uit ctnltr Una alrtnttoH 10 a point aalJ point I fifin ilde Flaoa; Hltlnvftlvfyy Itoutt 3d;: tforeiaid In a northerly direction Newman flprnltl Road aforesaid, 11 (On district will be Community TM alrtnttoH 10 a Tlience (9) along the canter line ol Thenco aforesaid In a westerly direction to a or Elei'llen Dlalrlcl No. 1* Wast, A»pl«ton Avt,, Uonardo. a commommon {pini t In tht jiou»darjiu»d r» lilinne ainng ths center line of la Mlddletown Townaflla) point and plaol of Beginning. Mi BlBlock k M, BlcBlockk tti. ia na Lakealde Place In > northeasterly ill Htatt oH 'Highwai y RoutRt e 3«1 in a northth, point; Thenae (ii continuing along th The rolling place for tho Fifth fillet .DMCrllHlM ol Itt boUUMMM Mp-aratihf reotlon to a point whert the same In- westerly dlrautlon tn a point whnre ThenCe 114) ) continuincontinung alon tin BBOINNINO at a pom I In tht tin- boundary Km ilparailng Block im an Ion District will be thl LlnMoi ternets the center llm of Main street; hi salni intiraecli thl canter llnl of boundard y lll m separatinseparatiggg BlocBlkk 4 4818481 ania l ttr line fit Ltwiut Avenue whtre Ihl M tlcnUPS Dlalilol Nt, 10 'Thine* 'ill) contlnuinit tlofljt I" aamu II Interatetad by the norUieaat- Blcoli M5 Hforsiaia in a southeaster!; Jcnool. Newman Sprngs Rftad, tlr In MIMIttotra Xenratlllp boundary line separating Block i« al Thince (0) along thl center line of Pews Orslk; BlBlockk lfol atoreialrtoreialrt In a norlhsrinorlhs y dldl; dlreotlon to a tolnt, whltt the iimeroft. BfeolKHlMO It a mini formM ly Block M ol tha sloressJI t» MaMapp liMain Btreel In an easterly direction _Then» (11) along the centir lint of rection to a point in Ihhe centictirr line of eriy enore llnl ol Clay Pit Orel! and rnteriects thi renter llm ol Holly Drlv lhs interjection ot thi eintet lint a a nortlterlnortltlyy directiodiecti n U) a poinpintt InIn thto a point laid point bllhl oppoalla Pawi OreaU In k generally iciuthweal- Leonardvlllt Road afcreaaldi running: West; . Wait Front Mnet and tht taitarll cinter line ot Daniel Drlvt; thl cenlei llnl ol Pews Creek at >e»rl- y direction lo a point whirl ihi Thence (16) llong me center line ol Thtnce (1) along tht cinter Uot of Thenci (I) aloni Ihl boundary Ilii lit MlMrtews Townhlp property llnl of tht Garden Biata park' Thenonol ((II)) aloni lilltt boundary 1111 allfnitl! samt tntereiula Iht canter Una ol Pews Ltonardvltli Road aforasalil in a gen-Locust Avinue In A northerly dtreitlln itlng fllook fll and Blook Ml i BBO1NNIDNNINN Q at, a „point formmid way and running: . ltpa.ra.tlntpartlgg 31ook Vl and Block 101 Thar,ce (10) tlong Ihl cintir line ol Creek as riillgnedi •rally easterly dlreotlon to a point to a point whirl thl laml IntlsHIntlrllatsi Jl) along th whole the aamt Intersects thi oenter ,priialr..Jtl(il tal»g« maap im, Ma aotilhil a tl Inlersiotioii of the . lint Ihl ctntir lint of Ihi afottMUd Usi map In a genegenerar l Pitl Creak aa rsallgnad fit a northerly Thence 113) continuing along thl cen- tbbe ontacsnter lWtt ot OauoriiOaurtt Avtrivu; h Jompiojiit Oreik and thi .. r lint WeW Front BIIMBt<««I fIn aan **t\niy thinii tttlllly dlrecllon to aa point whiwhr direullon lo a point whirl lhe tame ter line oi Piwt Greek as realigned In Ine of Chimone Avenue; Thenot (3) along Ihl canter llnl ot 111* dltlttlim tn 1 t»lnt «l>«fl J itate ifllrhwsy Routi 39 a l i ft generally southwesterly direction lo Thenct (16) along the center lint of Mini Inlirjeelt tni omtir llm of Ho runnlni touthttsltrly tlilnoi aaaterly illrtclion Ihl tamt Jnttntoti thtt bounboundarod y lln ihteraects the Misting an a formev r Cl gener y southesterly direction lo oaborm Avenut In a northwesttriy dl-, Thstios ([) alilijg"thrcer,fir"Tl'ii'l to a polni whtri tht aams Intiiiteu tepiratlnf Block J7 and BlocB k 1ST ter llni of rewi Cre'ki point In tht oenler llni ot lialn Chamont Avenui tn a generally north- rictior 16 thi omttr urn oi Monmoulh Wilficl (1) 'alorli im bouniiarv Jin Oomptoni creek . (literally nor tihnt centecenttr lint ot Jumping tlrookbrook; the taa rasprasp o oP PMlddlilow Townih Theitct (11) continuing along the ct Blntl; erly direction to a point In tne oenAvanua- : piriting rllook (70 and BIOcM WT i whe THfnCi (!) alon| till cepler lint ol said point beinbeing & eomeommom n corner tar llm of Fiwt Creek In u nor... TThencl e (13) along Ihl cenllr lint of IT line of New Jersey Btatt Highway Tlitncs (3) along Ihl emur llns "of St tMrMaM l«« m«P,h " " me aami Inttrsictl thl oentlr line umblni Brook In a notmstly dlrid- Ilkljoki i St, IS? and l»tl»tl»llt taiterlyy dlreollon to a point white tin Main fltreet In a westerly direction to Rouie 31; Mtmnvulh Avenut In » northwlltltlj Jfly nlrsflUort lo a P°'nt -„-- Church Slrceli tloii' lo ths soutlitily aki Une ot Tlnnto 111) ) aloitaloita Intt bouniiary 111 sum*I IrIntmiqiqtii thi center line "oift Uua point whert the aami Inleratcta Ihi Tlitnce lit) along Ilia ctntir lint of dlrsctlon to a polnl whiin tbthi tutu uW Ijtkil Crnlrlrul Ilailroailrad o!! NNew JeneJney center line of Ejtkiilile Placei Ntw Jersey flute Highway Routt 3D if line of tin Will, Cimrai Wwi Thinoe Ol ilong Ills center llnl leparallm Block 97 and HlwK ft! right- Intersect* thi einlw llnl o<' le~i * JJitht Oompafiy nilil-of-wnyi Church Strut In a northaaitariy Thtm (3) n.loniloni(l thli lotithtrlsoutherly shori thath;hais aforosald tax map I..n. a._ norl of«ay: Thanes (14) along tha center Una ofIn a northwesterly direction lr> a point Thiiifi III alii"! » slHI«M I fi» ! rnctlon In a point In tin ctnltr lint Ukt in a norlheatttr y wsiierlr dlrsctlon lo a point whirl I Tliejct (11) it>n| g thi conler Iliu of UakeslitI e 1'lncn In a louthefly dlrto* when tht same Inllraaots Iht canter Thence (I) along Hit carter line of Port Monmmith Road: dlrectlciii in "i |»[m in flil'cantif'Ifili iairit'inttrJietMht'eei . the central RaUrtiad of Nsw Jersey tlon to Us end; lint »f Hrtvent Avinue al minded Bears Avinui In a itorlhlrty dliaolinn an e«l eriy dlriiltioi) t«t a poln init In a aouihwiitirly dlrictlon: (amir lln* c< Bail >?•''• J'.'ll. ft Tnirioi |3) continuing along Iht an oMluliliaM[AvonUH konraoiilh Bold alortsald; rla/u-nt-way III a horthwlstirly dlrsc- Thsncl 115) In a straight lint from thlncl ttorthititirty milttMn M % ton lll ler lilt* of church Street la »UMI Thtnui (|) continuing In a, iwrtlllai Thenos (II) tlon to a point where in* lame Inter- thi «nimilj ol Laksitat piles In a soiitn- Therms (III alone; Ihl, olnlsr Una ol ilnt In Uli isbtar lint oi VaUay •lio being thl l«""»« ."ll ',« In a nf-rlheaiterly dlracllon lo a noil trly direction to a point In Ihl will Niv Mfflfnou •eels tht clntlf tint c4 Tntrnctal) Avi- •riy til'Iftottoil t lo t, point, said point Brtvtni Avenut tIMiiild In 4 north ive; lar Una of ICait Iload and llli ts«nti Whirl lhaiaroa Ijitiriec!* the emiUiti irltrly ttiorhort linli t ofl thIhil KavtlnKavlalnkk RlRlvsri l UnsraJly no. lull *bein Blhg| .mMi i Inlerieollolillerieollon ool Uu ainisa laslerly dl o a Mint In tni B tUt N Ocean View Avinue; Bsy Thtici (o) »IM| Ihl wlltttl; shori point wklil ThlMt (11) Hong tilt cinter line of UnInl nb' Harmony Itoad add mi olrv- otnur llm ...irbMt Avinuii ^tMllMI (») .along II" »•>>'"•'"• <_ fta..^ J.SI aid .. :LL>^ h>« _ ^ A _ - pne- ^>^ A mt li lint ot mt.HavMllll Klv lihttr ins.ol Thompion Avenue In a southwesterly terjlnt Murphy rtoadi , Thintt .nVIna/alortl till OIB- l«Url> dlraotlon to I aforslak tht thine* wiitsrly direction to a point IIn Thenci .. U...r ll....m. « ...... Avanui la a iwnii- cantlc Uot (X Welt fro U» crater llm ot Falmlr Avenue th i() aloni tht ctnlif llfti tj tuttrly d^tcUon to a point wnara tht Miaall wltttrty dlrtotlon to I U» crater llm ot Falmlr Avenue, thi Murphy l\oai In a generally norttsast- THE DAILY REGISTER •IJFJGAL -UH5AJC NO71CE- -UBGAt NOTICE- 1JPMAL ~LE

-Monday, Octobei " 1965 easterly 610 feet more or leu to a feet more or leu to ft point corner to tlon District if Relief Englnt House. AEUIKXKY ASD ELStttlOM of B«er* Street to the point ot iatt»»e- Fair Haven bourrf*6 " follows; u tfomnouib. two Members of tbt JHuC point In the isjne; thence by the «ame the lame and In the centerllne of Drummond Place. NOT1CK tlon with tha Boutherly Township line; rf Chosen Freeholder! *w the County (24) Southerly — 930 feet more or leu wlt; ot Monmouth; three CMOM» to *• Texas Eoad, thencB by the latter (35) Seventh Election District TOWNSHIP OF BARtXAN thenct <8) Southwesterly alone the BJCOINNLNQ at the point lit wblcfl county of Monmoutli, and for the |o|p LEGAL NOTICE to a point fa the itme; thence ttlit Southweilerly 4,950 feet more or leas Ben Inning at a point where the center ier«0r givenj that tne Pis Southerly Towoahlp Hn» to ttoe polni or tne center line ot Poplar Avenue and by the same (25) Southeasterly — to the point and place ot Beginning. place of beginning. tha center line of Poplar Avenue ex- lowing municipal office*, viz: 3,310 feet more or lest to the point and line of Broad Street If Intersected with trlct Board* rt fileictlon and Registry one Townnhip CommitUeman for till The polling place for the Fourth the center line ot Reckless Place, in a.id for 'ne Townintp of Rarltui, Polling Place: Hazlet Firehauae, tended intersects the center line ot eecu the boundary line between the place of Beginning. Elect/on District fs tha Morganvute Holmdel Road Hazlet. Hance Road; thence (1) in a westerly full terra of three yeari. , Boro of Atlantic Highlands and Mid' thence Southwardly along the center Count/ of Monmouth, SUte of New A Tax Collator for thi lull term oc The polling place for the First Elec- Volunteer Fl rehouse, Morgan vine-Ten- line of Broad Street to the Southerly Jersey, will meet at toe placet Here- District Nuntbv tot direction along the center line of Poplar dlelowr. Township; tion District Is the Marlboro Town- net Road. inafter designated on Avenue and the center line of Poplar f0 y Thence <6j along the boundary sep- shJp Hall, Main Street. boundary of the Borouch of Red Bank. BEGINNING at the potm ol inter- The (Ju5win'i U a description ot tti arating the Boro of Atlantic Highlands FLOYD WYCKOFF, thence Northwestwardly along the cen- TUESDAY, KOVEAIBEH. 2, 1D65 section of the Northerly Township line Avenue' extended to its Intersection Election District* In the Townihlp « and Middletown Township the various ELECTION DISTRICT #2 Township Clerk ter line of ihe tracks or road bed of lirtwefn the hours o( 7:00 a.m, and and th» center line of Aumack'i Lane; with the center tine of Beekman Colts Neck anrl the polling places is oomses thereof io a point where the lUibertkvlllB Firehouse, Route 630 Oct. 18, 25 J20-~ the New York snd Long Branch rail- X) ffo r ththe purpose of conduct- ihMce (li Easterly along the center Place extended; uience i2J still in a ihd same, to wit: Same Intersects the boundary tiot\ ALL that certain tract or parcel of road company to its Intersection wllii General Election. line of New Jersey State Highway westerly direction along the-, center the Boro ol Highlands and Mldcuetown land situate in the Township of Marl- the center line of Chestnut Street, General Klectlon will be held Route No. 38, which saw center line Una of BeeKraan Place and the center FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT • ToB-nshfp, said j'Oirrt being a common boro. County of Mon mouth and State BEG1STRV AND ELECTION thence Eastwardly along the center line!1" is the Northerly Townahlp line, to Una ot Baekman place extended to ot rvew Jersey, and is more particular- the point of intenection with the cm- lti intersection with tha easterly boun- Suction District No. 1 is bereft* de- coiner of the houndarv line separating NOTICE of Chestnuthstnut StStreet t lo HHa intersection of ruling tho Boro of Atlantic Highlands, " ly described as follows: with the center line of Maple Avenue, rsey, two .Members of the ter line ot Union Avenue; thence (3) dary line of lha Borougii of Red Bank; fined and dcscrlOed a* follow*: BOROUGH OF BED BANK, N. J. Slat© Senatet , Fifth "Senat"St e DistrictDitit ; Southerly along the center line of Un- thence (3) in a general northerly direc- All voters residing In homes on tbt Boro of Highlands and Middle BEGINNING at a point at tlie In- thence Southwardly along the center Township; Notice Is hereby given that the Dis- line of ifaple Avenue to the Intersection three Members of the General Assem- ion Avenue where the same lnteriecti tion along the easterly boundary line West side of State Highway No. 34- . tersection of the corporate line be- trict Boards of Election and Replttry bly ; a Sheriff for the County of Mon- with the rear line RB extended of the of the Borough of Red Bank to lt« In- Thence (". along tlie boundary line tween Middlesex and Mon mouth Coun* with the center line ot Reckless Place, lot at th« Intersection of Union Ave- The polling place for the Writ Bj*0- in and lor the Borough of Red Bank, thence Eastwardly along the center line mouth; two MemberB of the Board of tersection with the southerly shore ,ion DlBtrlcf Is the Colts Neck Jin separating the Boro of Highlands ai ' tics with the irporate lina between County of MonmouUi, State of New Chosen Freeholders for the County of nue and Appteton Drive, which itlo Una of the Navesink (North Shrews- Middletown Township the vario Mana.Ja.pan and Marlboro townships and Jersey, will meet at the places here- of fleckless Place to the center line of lot Is at the Southwest corner of said Houie. county Highway No. til. Colts Courses thereof to a point where tl Broad Street, the point or place ot Be- Man mouth; three Coroners for the intersection; thencs (3) Westerly along bury) River: thence (0 in • general Neck. runs from siiid beginning point along after designated on 4 Count jr ut Monmoutli, and tor the northeasterly direction along the sou- eame Intersects the westerly chore line the latter (It In a southeasterly direc- ginning. the aforeiald line, which laid line Is SECOND ELECTION DIBTRICT ef the Shrewsbury River; tion 15,550 feet more or less to a TUESDAY, .NOVEMBER 2, 1965 The polling place lor ths Seventh foiiowiiiK municipal ofiices, viz.: tho rear Jlne of all loti fronting or therly shore line ot the Navesink between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and Two Township committeemen for tae (North Shrewsbury) River to it* Inter- Election District No, t Is hereby de- Thence (Sj along the westerly B point in the line of the same and in Election District 1.1 Relief Engine abutting Appleton Drive, to th« point section with the center line of Hance line of the Shrewsbury River i the cento rline o£ Roberstvllle Hoad; 8:0000 pmp.m.. fforr the purposprp e ol conducting Home, Drummond Place.* full term ot three years. of intersection where the aforesaid rear fined and deicribed aa follows: southerly di reel ion to the northerly l t lt (2} Nth ; Township Assessor for the unexpired lot line aa extended interjects with the Road extended; thence (S) In a sou- All voters residing in homes on the thence along ttie latter (2} Northerly the General Election. Election District term of one year. therly direction along th« center line •hoifi line of the Navesink River; 4270 ft o ill be held Beginning in th« center line ot Lo- center line of Lynn Boulevard; thence £a»t aide of Slate Highway No. JH. Thence t&> along tlie northerly shore 0 less TO a poinp t t In Saisaidd Generamunicipalitl Electioy forn the purpose of The sessions or tne registry board (4) Northerly along the center line of of Hance Road and th« center tine of The polling place for the Second Bite* th ith cust Avenue at high water line of the will be held at the following polling Lynn Boulevaro to the polni ot inter- Hance Road extended to the point or tion District Is tho Colts Nock Townihlp • line of the Navesink River in. a. west- the intersectioof nGordot of the samComee rwit Roadh the; eieciing u. Governor for Ihe State North Shrewsbury river, thence East- place*; section with the center line of Au- place of BEGINNING. erly thenrc northwesterly thence west thence a'.onp the latter (3) Northeast- of New Jersey; two Members or tlie erly along center line of Loctmt Ave- School, County Highway No. 83T. Com erly direction to tho northeasterly shore erly 6,950 (ect more or less to a poln State Senate, Filth Senate District; District Number it mack • Lane; thence (5) Northerly The polling place for tha Fourth Neck. Iinr- of Clay Pit Creek; nue to the center line of Shrewsbury BEGINNING a.t the point ol Inter along ma center line of Aumack'i at (he intersection of the same with the threa Members ol the General Assem- Avenue; thence, Southerly along the section o! the NortherJy Township line, Lane to the point or place of beginning, Election District Is the Knollwood HARRY CR1NI1, Thence (10) along the northeasterly centerllne of Houie 520; thence along bly; a Eherifl for the County of Mon- center line of Shrewsbury Avenue to School, Hancs Road. Township Clerk. Ihore lint! of Clay Pit Creek In , the latter (4j Northerly 1,560 feet more being a!no the boundary line between It being intended to laclude In thli mouth; Two Mem hers of the Board the center line of Chestnut Street; the Township ot Rarltan and lbs Bor- district all lots fronting or abutting the Oct. 18, 25 C8.44 tiorthweetarly direction to a point ); or lets to a point at (lie Intersection ot ut Chosen Freeholders for the Coun- southerly sideline of Appleton Drive. ELECTION DISTRICT 5 • the center line ot Locust Avenue, the tlie tame with tlie centerllne of Crlne hence Easterly along the center line ouffh of Keansburg, nnd tlie center ty ot Monmouth; three Coroners for of Chestnut Street to the center line line of Thorne'a Creek anil fxom thence AU that part of the Borough of fiir point and place of Beginning. Road;; thenc alongg thhe latter (5()) the County or Monmouth, and for the Haven bounded as follows; to wit; The polling place tor the twenty- •f the C.R.R. CO'B, right or way; thence running U) Easterly along the North- Polling Place: Union Avenue School, KBGLBTRY AND ELECTION NhNortherll y 7,5075 0 //ee l more or lesl s tto following municipal offices, viz.: Northerly along cenler line of C, R, erly Township lino to the center line Union Avenue Harlet. BEGINNING at the point whare thf Blnlh election district will be Nave- a point at the intersection of the same R. Co.'a right of way to high water NOTICE ; sink .Fire House, Monmouth Ave., Na- Two Counciimen for thB full term of of Lauri'i Avenue; thence (2) Souther- center line of Kemp Avenue inter- TOWNSHIP OF HOLM!)EL, N. #. : resixik. with the centfrllne of Tcnnent Road: three yeurs each. line ot the North Shrewsbury River, ly along the center line ot Laurel Ave- District Number 111 sects the center line ot Ridge Ro&d, thence a!on£ the latter iB> Southwest- thence Southwesterly along high water nue ID tne point of Intersection wltn BEGINNING at a point In the cen- being the northerly boundary line ol erly 50 feet more or leas to a point The following is a complete descrip- lire of North Shrewsbury river to the ter line of Union Avenue where the Notice It hereby given tn»i Ui* X>t*- Description of the boundaries tion of the Election Districts In the tha center line of New Jersey State name intersects with the rear lino as the Borough of Rumson; thence (l) tn trlct Hoards of Elecrlcin and Regltl'J ol Elertlon District No. 30 In the same ami corner to Lot 5 of Borough ol Red Bank and the location center line of Locust Avenue the point Hlphwny RoutB #36; thence (.3) West- a westerly direction along said nor' In and for th* Township or Holmdel, tn Middletown Township Block 52 as designated on the of- or jiiace of Beginning. erly along the center line of said extended of ths lot at the Intersection therly boundary lln» of the Borough ot ficial Tax Assessment Map ol Marlboro of polling places toe each of the aaid of Union Avenue and Appleton Drive, County of Monmouth, State of New districts, to wit: The polling place for tha Eighth. Klec. Route ^38 to the point ot Interaec which said lot is iltuate at the South- ftumson to its iritersectfon wlth_ ths Jersey, will meet at th» places herein- BEGINNING at a point formod by Township; thence along the latter the on District Is Union Fire House, lion wllh Uie center line of Thome's west corner of aald Intersection; thence center ilne of Fair Haven Roa> after designated on the intersection i>r Ibr center lines ul following: nine (9* courses and distances First Election District Shrewsbury Avenue- Creek; thenco (i) Northerly along tho thence (2) In _ northerly direct_.. s Jliddletown-Llncrott Road, Oak Mil (7t Northwesterly — 160 leet more or Mnlh Election District (1) Westerly along the aforesaid line TUKSIJAY, NOVKMBKR 2, 1965 poin; Beginning at a point on'the chore of center line of Thome's Creek to the which said line la the '^rear line oi along the center line of Fair H&ve • Hoad and Bamm Hollow Road and lesa to a point; thence (8) Northeast- Beginning in the center line ot Lo- point or placa of beginning. all loti fronting or abutting Appleton Road and the center line ot Fal between the noura ol 7;00 m. m. us running: • erlly 1766 feef t more orr Ie8I 8 9 to a pointpnit, the Navesink River directly between cust Avrnue nt high water line of the 8-00 pm tor the purpose of conduct- thench e (fi(fi) NorthwesterlNh y 57 foeft more tha properties owned by the Monmouth Polling Place: West Keansburg Fire Drive to the point of intersection where Haven Road extended to the soutnerl Thence (I) along the center line ol Boat Club and the property of thf North Shrewsbury River, thence East- House, Eighth St., West Keansburg. the aforesaid rear lot line as extended shore of the Navesink; olnt one hun- - ._ - ot Rarltan and from thence running Middle Road to the point of Interne- nue extended; thence (0 in a sot three Members of th* General Assem- line ot the Garden State Parkway; thence (14) Northeasterly — 232 feet dred feet from ita intersection with the Street to the center line of right of (1) Northwesterly along the center line tlon with the center line of Union therly direction along the center llr bly; a Sheriff for the County ol Mon- moro or less to a point; thence (15} Westerly Jlne of Harrison Avenue, then way of the New York and Long Branch r*of "Beer s Stree"' t t-o- th"• e poin•-•---t of • Inter- —- ot GiUesple Avsnue and the center Hi mouth; two Members ot the Board of Thence (3) along the easterly proper- Northwesterly — 322 feet more or less Avenue: thencs (4) Northerly along the ty line or the Garden State Parkway southeasterly along and parallel there- railroadaod; ; thentliencc e Southeasterly along section with the extended center line center line ot Union Avenue to the of Giltespie Avenue extended to Chosen Freeholder! for the County ot to a point corner to the same and In to, a line one hundred feet back from center line of right ol way ol New of Bedle Road; thence (2) In & gen- point or place of beginning It being Intersection with the center line Monmouth; three Coroners for in* •Jn a southeasterly direction to a point. line of Lot 30, Block 62 oi said map; eral Northerly direction along th» cen- Ri R h ( County of Monmouih, find tot In* fol- Bald point heing in the northerly bound- the Westerly lino of Harrison Arenas York and Long Branch railroad to the Intende—.» „d. t,,«»„o exclud„ ul ei/crjuiiiinii from tbl, t Hdistric wing t River Roads thence (6) In an caster) thence by the latter the following four- to the new boundary line of the Bor- center line ot River Street (produced); ter Ifne of Beetle Road to the point Intendeall of thd e tolot excludB frontine frog mor abuttintblt districg thet direction along the center lln* lowing municipal offices, viz: cry ot Block 32 Df the tax map o{ Mid- ttnc e (14y t d ditnces (16) ii , .•.- ,_.. .__-. .. , interaction wll dletown Township; teen (14| courses «id disdistant c (16) ough of Bed Bank, thence Easterly thence Westerly along the center line of Intersection with the center line of Southerln n y side-line of Appleton Drive (, R ver R(>ad to lt| Two Township Commltttemen tot along the s;iid boundary line One Hun- New Jersay State Highway Route No. herly Thence (4) along tlie northerJy bound- Southwesterly — 5iiO /eel more or IPSB of North Shrewsbury River; thence 35; thence (3) Easterly alons the cen- e f Appleton Drive, the center lino of Elm Place cxtendtc the full term of three years. ary of Block 32 aforesaid lrt a gener- to a pointit ; thencth e (17i SouthvSthwsterl. :aterly dred feet distant to the center line Northerly along the high water line of Polling Placft; Union Avenua School, ihence (6) Jn a soulhErly direct] of Harrison Avenue, thence Northerly North Shrewsbury river to the center ter line ot Bald Route No. 35 lo the Unionion AAvenue, Hazletlt . The following It » description ot tt* ally northeasterly direction to a point — 528 feet more o__r les. ._s t._o _ point: Klnt of Intersection with the center along the center HnB of dm Place en Election Districts in the Townihlp ot in tan center line of Dwlght Road, (18) Southwesterly — 554 f?et along the center line of Harrison Ave- line of Locust Avenue, the point or e of Bethany Road; thence (4) HMrk't Number 1 the center lire of Elm Place extende moro or less to a point• •; ihence (19) nue to the center line ot Beekman place of Beginning. to ths center line of Willow Streel Holmdel ind th* polling pltcet la •aid point being distant one hundred Pl t t Southerly along th» center line ol Beth- BEGINNING at the point of Inter- same, to wit: •evenly live feet more or less (ITS' Northwesterly — 1,231 feet or li . the:nce Easterly along the center The polling place of the Ninth Elec- any Road to the point of Intersec- sectioion ot tthhe center line6 of Laurel thence (7) in a westerly plus or minus) north ot the Interact- to a point; thence (20) Southwesterly line of B. kman. Place,. to. it..s. Inter- tion District if Union Firs House, tion with the Southerly Township line; AvenuAvenu a andd tytya center line ofo[. New along the center line ot Willow Btrei Flnt Election UUtrlci lion ot tlie center line of Balianttne ~- 708 feet more or less to a point; section with tha new EEasterll y bbound' Shrewsbury Avenue. thence (5) Southwesterly along tne JerseJ y State Highway Route #36; to its intersection with the center 1! BEGINNING at a point Wher* th* • Eoad with the Intersection of the cen- thence (21) Northwesterly — 1,056 feet ary oi the Borough of Red Bank; Southerly Township lint to the point or thence (It Easterly along the center ot Kemp Avenue extended; thence i center line of Line Road Intersect* the » ter line of Dwlght Road; more or less to a point; thence (22) thence Northerly along gald Easterly Tenth Election District place of beginning. Mne of aald Route #36 to the point of In a southerly direction along the c< center line ol Bethany Road, tald Thence (5) along the center line of Northeasterly — 918 feet more or less boundary of tha Borough of Red Bank Beginning in the center Una ot Riv*r Intersection with the center jlne o! ter line of Kemp Avenue and cent ilnt alio being In the dividing line • Dwlght Road In a southeasterly thence to a point thence (23) Northwesterly to ths Southwesterly corner of lot 0, Street at high water line of North Polling Place: Hftdet FJra Waackaack Creek; thence (2) in a line ol Kemp Avenue extended to _-,twsen Maiawan Town«h!p, Haritao Shrewsbury River, thence Easterly Holmdel Road, Hazlet. point or placs of BEOINNINQ. " Township and Holmdel Township; ; #asteriy direction to a point In the — 29i feet more or lesg to a point; block 14, ol the official tax map of along center line ot River Street (pro- general Northerly direction along the • center line of the Mlddletown-Ltncroft thence (24) Southwesterly — 99 feel the Borough of. Red Bank, thence East- duced) to the center line ol rlRht of Dlilrict Numner 3: center line of waacHaaclc Creek, the Tne polling place for tho Fifth E _ Thence (l) Jn an eaiterly direction Road, said point also being the Inter- more or less to a point; thence (25) erly along the new Southerly boundary way of. the New York and Long Branch BEGINNING at the point of Inter- various courses thereof, to a point in tlon District U the Willow Street Schoc along (he center line ol Bethany Road ' Bpcton of Nut Swamp Rood wltn Uie Northwesterly — 413 feet more or less line ot the Borough ot Red Bank to section of the Southerly Towniblp lino the Easterly line of Laurel Avenue; Willow Street. railroad; thence Southeasterly along the and the center Jlns of South Laurel to lti intersection with the cinter line ^ Hid die town-Llneroft Road; to a point; thence (26) Northeasterly the center line of Lake Avenue, thenca center line ol right ot way ot New thence (3) Southerly along lh» Easter- of Old Manor Road; ^•"VThence (6) along Uie center lln* ol — 101 feet more or less to a point; Northerly along the center Una ot LaKe Avenue and from thence running (1> In ly line or Laurel Avenue to a point, ELECTION DISTRICT B • theVMIddletoivn-IJncroft Road Jn a thence (27) Northwesterly — 45 leet Avenue to the cenler line ot East York and Long Branch railroad to a a general Northerly direction along the aald point being the point of inter- Theneo (2) In a southerly direction I northeasterly direction to & point where more or less to a point; thence (26) Front Street (also Known as River point distant Seven Hundred and Nine- center Una ot Laurel Avenue to tho section of the Northerly Townihlp line All that part of the Borough of Fa! -long the center line of Old Manor - the «arJia Intersects the center line ol Northeasterly — 330 feet more or Road) thence Eabterly along the cen- ty Four feet from the Southerly side ot point of Intersection with the center running from Thome's Creek to the Haven bounded at follows; to wit: Road to Jti Intersection with th* C*n< Oak Hill- Hoad and Bamm Hollow less to a point; thence (29) Northeast- ter line ot East Front Street (also Bergen Place, measured at right an- ine of New Jersey State Highway Easterly side of Laurel Avenue; thence BEQINNING at the point wher* thi t«r line of Brentwood Road: Boad, the point and place of Begin- erly — 235 feet mare or Jess to a known as River Road) to its intersec- Bles thereto; thence Westerly and par- Route No. 36; thence (2) Easterly (i) Westerly along the Northerly Town- center line ot Fair Haven Road Inter Thence (3> In a westerly direction ning. point corner to the same and In the tion with tho center line of Haddon allel with West Berjen Place to the along the center Una of said Route ship line to the center ot Laurel Ave- sects the center ilne of Rld;« Rom alone (lie center Jlne of Brentwood ceriterllne of Texas Road; thence along Park, extended Southerly, thence North- center line or right ot way of C. R, II. No. 36 to the point of Intersection with being the northerly boundary line Road to Its Intersection with the cen- The poll Ing place for tha Thirtieth of N. J.; Uience Northerly along the the center line ot palmer Avenue; nue; thence <5t Southerly along the the Borough of Rumson; thence (1) the latter (30) Southwesterly — 4,950 erly along the center line ol Haddon . - . i? center line ot Laurel Avenua to the ter Una of Chestnut Ridge Road; r«-.EIection district will be Thompson feet more or less to a point In the Park to the shore ot the Navesink thence (3) Southerly along tho' center a westerly direction along >ald nortl: !', School, Llncroft-Mlddletown Road, Mid- center line of right ot way of the point or place of beginning. erly boundary Ilne ot the Borough Thence (t) In a toutheuterlr direc- same and in the corporate line between River, then Southwestwardly and West- C. It. B. of N. J. to a point distant line of Palmer Avenue to the point Polling Place: West Keansburg Fire tion along the center line of chestnut Middlesex and Monmouth Count! eu; wardly along Uie shore of the Nave- of intersection with the Southerly Town- Rumson to Ha- Intersection with t One Hundied and Fifty feel Southerly House, Eighth St., Wfst Keanabur*. center Una ot Hance Road; thenct (1 Rldg* Road to Its Intenection with thi PesRrlptlon of Ihe boundarlf-i ihence along the latter (31) Southwest- sink River to the point above men- from the South aide ot West Bergen ship line; thence (4) Southwesterly DONJliD J. MALLOY. center line of Mayfalr Road; erly — 10,330 feet more or less to tioned at the shore line of the said along tho Southerly Township line to In a northerly direction along the cet : :' of Election District No. 31 Placa measured at right angles therf- Township Clerk. ter line of Haqce Road to lta Intel Thence (S) In an taiterly direction > - In Middletown Tonmblp ina ppoin t and pplace of Beginningginning,. river directly between the properties to; thence Westerly and parallel with the point or place of beginning. J1B5.3C the Second owned by the Monmouth Boat Club Polling Place: Rarltan Township section w)ta the center line of Rive along the center line or Miylalr Road '• BEGINNING at a point formed by The polling place for West Bergen Place to high water line Road; thence (3) In en easterly d! to lti Intenection with the center lift* Election DistricDrictt is KobertavUle and the property of the Borough of of the North Shrewsbury river; thence First Aid A Rescua Squad Building, • >the Intersection ol the center line ol the Red Bank, at the point or place of Eighth St., West Keansburg. REQ1STR1 AND ELECTION rectlon along the center line ot Rite of Telegraph Hill Road; ; - ths Ntw York A Long Branch Ball- Flrehouse, RoutR e 620620, Northwesterly along nigh water line of Road to Its Intersection wltb the cei Beginning. the North Shrewsbury river to tha niRtrict Number 4: NOTICE Thence (0) aloni; the center Una el - -road right-of-way ana the center line of ELECTIOX DISTRICT #3 BEGINNING at the point of inter- ter line ot Cedar Avenue extended Telegraph Hill Road and Hang th* i ' Laurel Avenue, said point being In the Morsaavllle Independent Flrebonse Tho polling place for the First Elec- center line of River Street, the point BORO u an or FAIR HAVEN, N. t. thence (4) In a loutherly direct) ; on District Is Navesink Hook & Lad- or place of Beginning. section of the center line of New Jer- various courses thereof and In a south- boundary line between Holmdel Town- Located JfignwAy #7S •ey State Highway Route No. 35 and Notice li bereoy given that the Dis- along ttft center line of Cedar Aven erly direction to the centtr lint ol ' *hip and. Middletown Township and ALL that certain tract or parcel ot der Fire House.. Mechanic Street. The polling place for the Tenth Elec- and the center line of Cedar Aveni 1 tion District Is the River Street school. tha Northerly Township line, being also trict Boards of Election and Registry 1 Holland Road; running: land situate In the Township of Marl- Second Election District the center line of Clark Street and In and for the Borough of Fair Haven, extended to lta Intersection with th *• Thence (1) along the boundary line Eleventh Election District center Jlne of Third Btreot; then Thence (7) In a weiterly and tfltn boro, County oE Monmouth and state Beginning at a point where the cen> Beginning In the center line of New- from thence running (1) Easterly along County of Man mouth, State ol New southwesterly direction along th* cen- J ^between Holmdel Township and. Mid- and Is more parties ter lino of Mechanic Street is Inter- thB Northerly Township line to the Jersey, will meet at the places herein- (5) In an easterly direction along thi I r-dletown Township in a northeasterly of New Je man Springs road at high water line center line of Third Street and thi ter lln* of Holland Road croaslng th* lary described as fllfollows,: : sected with the center line of Kroiid of the North Shrewsbury river, thence >olnt of intersection with the center after designated on Garden Btate Parkway to tht cen- Indirect Ion Co a point In the center " Street, thence Southwardly along the ina of ChJnearora Creek; thence (2) TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1965 center line cf Third Street extend*! -"Of State Highway Route 35: BEGINNING at a point in Willow Easterly along the center line of New- lo ua Intersection wltb the* center lln ter lln* of the Cr&wfordi Corner Rotdi Brook at the corner formed by the center line of Broad Street to its in- man Springs road to the center ot Northerly alone the center line of Deiween the tours of 7:00 a, m. and Thence (8) along the center llfl* of ... ..' Thence (2) along Uie center line of tersection with the center line of Wai- Chfngarora Creek, the various courses 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- of Fair Haven Road; thence (6) In .*-• Btaio Highway Route 35 Jn &n easier- corporate Una of Matawan Township Broad Slrept; thence Northerly along southerly direction along ths cent the Crawford) Corner Road and In * and the corporate line of Hoimdei laco Slrt'et, thence Eastwardly along center of Broad Street to the center thereof, to the point of Intersection Ing the Genera,! Election. northwesterly direction to th* eint*i - • ly thence southeasterly direction to & the center line of Wallace Street to with the center Una of New Jersey Said General Election will be held line of Fair Haven Road to the poi ' point where the samo Intersects the Township; thence (1) In a southerly lino ol right of way ot New York and or place of BEGINNING. lln* ol the Holmdel Road; ' ' • -center line of Kings Highway; direction the various courses and dis- the rear of the property at the South- Long Branch railroad; thence North- State Highway Routs No. 36; thenee in aaid municipality for the purpose Thence (3> along the center line of tances about 14,620 feet to a point at east corner of Broad and Wallace westerly along center line of tha right (3) Northeasterly along the center lire of electing a Governor, for the State Thence (9> In a wtiterlr 41r*atloo : Kings Highway In a westerly dlrec- the Intersection or Willow Brook anl the Streets (approx. one hundred feet East of way Df the New York and Long of said Route No. 3Q to the point of of New Jersey, two Members of trie The rolling place for the Sixth Elec along tht center Hoe of tha Holmd*! -tlon to a point where the same In* centerllne of County Routa 520 aaid ot the East line of Broad Street) Branch railroad to a point distant Sev- Intersection with tho center line of State' Senate, Fifth Senate District; tlon DUtrlct It the Fire House, Rive: Road to the center line of VanBraclU* terse Dl the center line of Red Hill point being: also corner to Atlantic thence Southwardly along the rear ol en Hundred and Ninety Four feet from Middle Road; thence f4> Easterly three Members ot the General Assenv and Battln Roads. Road; Road; (Colts Neck) Township; thence along aald properly one hundred feet from the Southerly side of West Bergen ilong thB center Una of Middle Roafl bfy; a Sheriff for the County of Mon- HOT W. NELSON. Thenc* (10) fn a naithwetterij cud Thence (4) along ths center line of Bald Route 520 and Atlantic (Colts the center line of Wallace Street, Place, measured at right angles there- to the point of intersection with the mouth; two Members of the Board of Borough Ctei then westerly direction along tn* can- Red Hill Road in a soutaweste-rly dl- Neck) Township <2> Westerly 8,165 thence Eastwardly by a straight line to; Ihence Westerly and parallel to center line of Poole Avenue; thence (51 Chosen Freeholders for the County ot »U9, ter Ilne of VnnBrackle Road ttii various —-lection to a point In the center line more or less to a point at and parallel to Wallace Street to its West Bergen Place to the center line Southeasterly along tha center line of Monmouth; three Coroners for the courses thereof to tfi« centtr lint of. Intersection of the centerllne Intersection with the center lino of Mc- POOIB Avenue to the point of Inter- County of Monmouth. and for the fol- " ine Road; ; ot the New York h. Long Branch Rail- of right of way of C. R. R- ol N. J.: REGISTRY ANI> ELECTION ; road rlght-ot-way; of County Route 520 and tho centerjine Laren Street, thence Northeostwardly thence NortHerJy along centtr line of section with the center line of Mon- lowing municipal offices, viz: Thence (11) In a northerly direction * Thence (5> along the center line o[ of Conover Road; thence by the latter along the center line of McLaren Street tlie rlRht of way of C. R. R. ot N. J., ascunk Creek: thence (6) Southerly Two Counciimen for the full tetm ROTIOB along the center Mne of Line Road cud ;, of "He New York & Long Branch Rail- (3) Northwesterly 3,310 feet more or less to Its intersection with the center line to a point distant One Hundred and along the center line of Monascunk of three yeari each. BOKOUGH OP M:\V NHHEWSBUIIY Creek, the various courses thereof, to NEW JEBSEf along the boundary line between Mata< (. road rlRht-of-way fn a northwesterly io a point Jn the same; thence by of Prospect Ave, thence Southeast- Fifty feet Southerly trom tho Soutf) There will be a Municipal Public wan Townahlp and Holmdel Townihlp r direction to a point In the center line the same (4) Northerly 830 feet more or erly along the center line of Prospect alda of West Bergen Place; thence tha point of Intersection with the cen- Question on tiie ballots at the General Notice It oerebr liven that tne Die- to the center line cf Bethany Road • ot Laurel Avenue, the point and place less to a point In the same; thence Avenuo to the Intersection with the Westerly and parallel with West Ber- tei line of New Jersey State Highway Election on November 2, 1965, entitled; trlct Boards of Election and Registry and to the point of Beginning. <,- of Beginning. still by the same (5) Northwesterly Southerly line of the new boundary line gen Placo to high water line ot the Route No. 35; thenca (7) Westerly '•Shall the salaries of all members of In and for the Borougn of New (Shrews- The polling place lor the First Cite- |: The polling plaCB for the thirty-first 510 feet more or less to a point In the of, the Borough of Bed Bank (being North Shrewsbury river; thenco South- along the center line of said Route (ho Police Department bs increased, bury, County of Monmouth. Stats tlon District in tha Township of Holm- •('•Election District wlU be Middletown same and corner to Lot 4 ol Block houfie Ho. 191) thence Easterly, South- erly along the high water line of the No. 33 te the point or place of be- effective on and alter January l, 19S6, Hew Jeriey.' will meet at the plat del is it tho Elementary School, Holm- r continuing in a southwest- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1965 the same and corner to Lot 13 of Westerly alons tho center line of Hard- center line of Middle Road to the point of Rumson; thence (1) In a westerly erly direction and along the boundary Block 44; thence by the latter (12) Third Election District ing Road to the boundary lino be- ot Intersection with the center line of direction along said northerly bound- Two Counciimen for the full term < between the hour* of T.QO a.m. and Union Avenue; thence (4) Southerly line between Mlddlftown Township and 8:00 p.m. for the purpose ot conduct- Southwesterly 330 /eet more or less to a Beginning at a point where tne cen- tween the Boroughs of Red Bank and ary line of thft Borough of Rumson to three years each. Holmdel Township to the center lln* point corner to the same and corner ter line of Wallace Street Is Intersected Little Silver, thence Southwesterly along the center line ot Union Ave- its intersection with the center lino of A Tai Assessor for the full term of South Laurel Avenue where th* . Ing the General Election. to Lot 7 of Block 44; thence (13i wim the center line of Broad Street, along the boundary Ilne between Ihe nua to the point of Intersection with four years. S Said General Election will bfl held the Southerly Township line: thence Kemp Avenue; thence (2) in & north- center line of South Launl Avenue „ In Bali municipality for Urn purpose of Northerly alone the line of JloutB 79 thenca Southerly along the center line Boroughs of Red Bank and Little Sil- erly direction along the center line of Tha followlnx !• • description of the Interjects the center line ot the right- 18,300 feet more or less to the Intersec- of Brood Street to Us intersection with ver to a point one hundred feet South (5i Southwesterly along the southerly £emp Avenue to its intersection wltb Election Districts In the Borough ot of-way of the New York A Long - electing a. Governor for tha Stale the cenler line of Harding Road, thence Township line to the point or place of ;, of New Jersey; two Members of tion of the same with the corporate of the center line of Harding Road, beginning. the center line of Willow Street, New Shrewsbury and the polling placet Branch Railroad Company; the State £enate. Fifth Senate District; line ot Maiawan Township; thence (14) Eastwardly along the center line of thence In a general Westerly direction Ihence (3) in an eatterly direction io tame, to wit: : Easterly along the corporate line of Harding Road to Its Intersection with parallel to Harding Road end One Hun- Polling Place: Middle RoaiT School, along the center line ot Willow Street Thence (3) continuing in a touth- -ihroa Members ot the General As- Matawan Township 1,900 feet to a point tlie center line of Branch Avenue, dred feet therefrom to the intersection Room In Rear of Building, 305 Middle rini Election District westerly direction along the centtr line T. tembly; & Sheriff tor the County of to its Intersection with the Center lint of South Laurel Avenue to th* etnt*r ;• Monmouth, two Members of Uio Board where the same la intersected by thence Southeastwardly along the cen- with ----- Road. Hazlet. of Elm Placa and Elm Place ex- All that portion of the Borough of Gravelly Brook; thence (15) Along the ter line of Branch Avenue to the bound- _ line One Hundred feet Boulh nintrfct Number f: tended; thenca U) in a northerly di- line of Holland Road; .- of Chosen Freeholders for the County Ot the Southerly line of Tower Hill New Shrewsbury, bounded on the east ;; of Monmouth; three Coroners for the corporate line of Matawan Township ary line between the Boroughs ot Red BEGINNING at the point of Intel- rection along the center line of Etro by the Borough line; on the north b; Thence (t) in a westerly dlrtctlon 9,200 feot more or lesa to tho point Bank and Little Silver, thence North- Avenue, thence Southwesterly parallel lection of the center line of New Jer- Place and Elm Place extended to lti along the center line of Holland Hold • •County of Monmouth, and for the fol- to Tower Hill Avenue io the Intersection L&fetraa Brook projected to the sout ! Mowing municipal offices, viz: formed by Willow Brook corner being eastwardly along the boundary Una be- sey Stata HlghiVfiy Route No. 35 with Intersection with the center line ol era -boundary of Shrewsbury Park £ to its intersection with the ccntar Una the point and place of Beginning. tween the Boroughs of Red Batik and with thft center line of Spring Street, the Southerly Township line and from River Road; thence (6) in a westerly of VanSchoIck Road; J,.., Three Counciimen SOT the lull term thence Northerly along the center line and Fairfleld, thence along the dlvi —"Of four years each. The polling place for the Third Elec- Little Silver to a point Ona Hundred tlience running (1) Southwesterly along direction along the center line ol 1cmal line between Shrewsbury Par! Thence (6) In a southerly direction tion District la the Morganvllle In- feeett bacack from Harding KoadRoad, thence of Spring Slreet to an Intersection with the Southerly Townahlp line to the River Road to its Intersection with the ' The following Is a description of the a line parallel to Wallace Street and point of intersection with the center ±3 and Fairfleld development! pro long the center Una ol VanScholcli • •lection districts In the Township o dependent Flrehouse, Highway 79. Westerly and Northwesterly to the In- center Una or Giliespie Avenue ex- jected to Sycamore Avenue, thend Road to its interjection with the cen- ELECTION DISTRICT #4 tersection with a line One Hundred feet One Hundred feet South there©!, thence line of Bethany Road; thence (2) tended; thence (6) In & northerly \- r Marlboro, and the polling places In the East along the same line parallel tn Northerly along the center line of Beth- a along Sycamore Avenue to the Oartjei ter line of Red Hill Road: ' fame, to wit: Srmth of the Southerly [fne of Tower rectlon along the center line of OH- State Parkway, thence along th* Oai Morganvllle Volunteer Flrrhonsa Hill Avenue, thence Westerly parallel Wallace Street, to the intersection ot ar.y Road to the point of intersection lesple Avenue and the center line ol dan State Parkway to Pine Brook; am Thence (6> In a flomnweiierly dlreo- Morgonvllle-Tennent Rd. to Tower Hill Avenue and On© Hundred Wallace Street and McLaren Street. with the center line of New Jersey Giliespie Avenue extended to the south- tlon along th* center line ot Red Hill ELECTION DISTRICT #1 the place or point of Beginning. State Highway Route No. 35; thence on the west by Pine Brook and thi Road to the center line ot Garden ; Marlboro Township Hall, Main St. ALL that certain tract or parcel of feet therefrom to the Intersection with erly shore line of the Navesink (North Borough boundary to Aibury Avenue State Parkway; f ALL* that certain tract or parcel „ land situate In the Township of Marl- the center line of Spring Street, thence The polling place for the Twelfth (33) WesterWesterlly along tht e center line off Shrewsbury) River; thence (7) hi a and on ths south by the loutherr ; land situate In the Township of Marl- boro, County of Monmouth and State Northerly along the center line of Election District is the new First Aid aaiaid RoutRut e NoN . 35 t th t li general easterly direction along the boundary of N.A.D. Earle and Shafti Thence (7) along the center line ot and Rescue Squad Building, on the o the center line the Garden State Parkway and In a « boro, County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey, and la more particular- Spring Street to the Intersection with or MMonascunkk CreekCk: thence (4) North- southerly shore line of the Navesink load. northwesterly direction to lu Intersec- ,'ot New Jersey, and is mora partlcular- ly described as follows: tlie lino One Hundred feet from the east Mdee ot Spring Street near Hard- erly alone the center line ot Mon- (North Shrewsbury) River to its inter- tion with tht center lln* of Holland -' ly described as follows] BEGINNING at a point at the In- Center of Wallace Street, thence di- ini g RoadRd. ascunk Creek, the various courses section wllh the center line of Buena The polling place for the First Elec- thereof, to the point or intersection tion District In the Borough of New Road; *." BEGINNING at a point at the In tersection 0/ the center line of Texas rectly Westivardly and parallel to W/il- JOHN BRYAN, Vista Avenue extended: thence (8) In Shrewsbury, is the Tlnton Falls School, Thence (8) In a nonneaiierly and intersection of the centerllne of Coun Road and tho corporate line between lace Street by a straight line to the Borough Clerk. with the center lino of Poole Avenue: a southerly direction along the center Middlesex and Monmouth Counties and rear of the property on the southeast, thence (3) Northwesterly along the line of Buena Vista Avenue and the 674 Tlnton Ave. :hen easterly direction along the cen- ty Route 520 with the centerlinea ot Oct. 18, 25 S2231C center line of Poole Avenue to the ler line of Holland Road to Ut Inter- Conover Road and Boundary Road, from said be;Tlnnlne ,point along ihe corner of Broad Street {approximately center line ot Buena Vista Avenue ex. Second Election Dlitrlcl icctlon with the center line of T*l> laid point beinIng thie most northwest- lasterly direction One Hundred teet from Broad Street), lofnt of Intersection with the center tended to the point or place of BEGIN- graph Hilt Koad; erly corner of AtlanAtlantit c Township, (ColL lattel5,ilr0 fee(1)t Imorn eL Nortneor less; to a point in the tlience Northwardly to the center line REG1STBV AND ELECTION line of Middle Road: thence (6) East- NING AH that portion of the Borough _ NOTICE erly along the center line of Middle New Shrewsbury iltuate south of Sht! Thence in a northerly direction Neck Township), thenco along the said line of the same and corner to Mat- nt Wallace Street, thence Westerly to to Road and the southern boundar along the center line o( Telegraph Hill centerlina of said Boundary Road and awan Township; thence along the lat- the center Una ot Broad Street, the BOROUGH OP SEA BRIGHT. N. J. Road to the point of Intersection with load the various course* thereof to ter In part and part by Matawan Bor- place or point of Beginning. the extended center line of Fleetwood The polling place for the First Elec- of N.A.D. Earle. - the corporate line between Atlantic Notice is hereby given mat the Dis- Drive: thence (7) Southerly along the tion District Is the Willow Street School, The polling Its Intersection with th* center line .' * Road and Its projection, to rti Inter- • -corporate line between Freehold ami leas to a point in the centerlino ol Ronthwest and Went along the botind(iara y Ine of Union Avenue to the Northerly loutheriy *hora line of the Naveelnk section with the boundary line between Wyncrcst Itoarl; thence along tho same sembly; a Sheriff for the County of Township line and the center line of Fourth Election District Rarltan and Holmdel Township*; ^'Jlarlboro Township (5) Northwesterly line between the Boroughs ot Red BanBa k Monmouth, two Members of the Board New Jersey State Highway Route No, (North Shrewsbury) River to its inter- All tbat portion ot the Borough ot •' •— 10,330 feet more or less to a (7) Northerly 700 feet moro or less to a and Little Silver to the centei lire of Chosen Freeholders for the County section with the center line of Fair Thence (II) In an easterly direction ': point In the centerllno of New Jei l>olnt nt the intersection of tho same of Broad Street, thenco northwardly 38; thence (2) Easterly along the cen- New Shrewsbury, bounded on tthe north long the boundary line between Rar- with the centerllne of Gordon's Corner 'of Monmouth; three Coroners for the ter line of New Jersey Btate Highway Haven Road extended; thenct (3) in a by Apple Street: 00 the eassaat by thi ^'»ey State Highway Route 79 wher along the center line of Broad Street lo County of Monmouth, and for the fol- Route No. 36 to the point of inter- touuierly direction along the center line Borough line; on the south by Lafetrai itan and Holmdet Townships to lti - the name Is Intersected by tha south Road; thence along the latter (8) West- lta Intersection with the center line lowing municipal offices, vir: section with the center line of Laurel ot Fair Haven Road and the center ntersectlon with th* center lln* of „' branch of Topanemus Brook; thence erly 3,400 feet mora or less to a point of Ha riling Road, the point or place of Brooo k projectepojected to the southers ern boundbound' •aimer Avenue and to the point ol at tho Intersection of the same wltlr A Mayor for the full (erm of two Avenue; thence <3) Southerly along the line of Fair Haven Road extended to ary of ShewbuShrewaburyy PParkk #1 and FairFi - • along the said brook (6) Westerly the BrRinntng. years. center Mne of Laurel Avenue to the Us intersection with the center line cl leld dlt d Be ginning, . -various courses and distances 9,800 leet the ccnlerilne of Route 530; thence The polling place for the Fourth JSIec- Southerly Township line where the Third Street extended; thence (4) In a Held developments; and on the west The polling place tor the Second h t (9) Nthl 1560 lt Two Councilman for the full term by tho divisional line of Shrewsbury Election DliPrlct In th. TwrniMpTl more or lesa to a point corner to alonl g the latter (9) Northerly 1,560 leet tlon District Is at tho Junior high of three years each. fame Intersects with the aforeiafa Lftu- westerly direction along the center Park it2 and Fair field development Freehold Township and Manalapan more or lesa to a point at tho inter- School, Branch Avenue. Thflrf- will be a Municipal Public rel Avenue; thence (4) Westerly alone Ilne ol Third Street and the center olmdej is at the Elementary SCHOOL Township; tlienco alons the corporate tctlon of the name with the center- the Southerly Township Una to the Ilna of Third Street extended to its projected to Sycamore Avenue. Syca- Holmdel Road. HazIeL New Jeriey. Firth Election District Question on the ballots at the Gen- more Avenue and Hance Avenue. line between Manatapan anil ifarlbo i<> of Crirrn Haul; thence along tho eral Election on November 2, 1JX>5, point or place of beginning. Intersection with the center line ot Third Election District Townships (7) Northeasterly — 7,1._ latter (10) Northerly 7,000 feel more or Beginning at a point on the shore Cedar Avenue extended: thence (5) In The polling place for tho Fourth Elec- BEGINNING at a point *nire the entitled: Shall an ordinance of the (Polling Place: North Centervllle B*lr» tion District In the Borough of Mew feet more or less to a point In the Iras to a point at tho intersection of line of the North Shrewsbury river di- Borough Council of the Borough of & northerly direction along the center «Jlj9r Ilne of the Crawford! Corper *ame: thence by tha same (8) North- the anme wllh tlto ceiUerllne of Ten- rectly between tho properties owned House, 372 Middle Road. Haslet Una of Cedar Avenue and the center Shrewsbury Is the Monmouth Regional l>y the Monmouth Boat Club and the Sea Bright |n the County of Mon- Dfitrfcl Numoer 8i High School. New Shrewsbury. westerly — 1,550 feet more or leas neut Road; thence alonfi the latter (11) lnoutli entitled; "Hornl Ordinance Una ot Cedar Avenue extended to ltd Fifth Election District to a. point nt the Intertiectlon of tlie Southwesterly 50 feet more or less to a property l^nown as the Red Bank Ly- BEGINNING at the point of Inter- Intersection with the center line of Thence (1) in a northeasterly direc- and corner to Lot ceum thenc ft Southwardly to the cen- providlnc for the acqulnllon of a new All that portion ot tha Borough ol ion along the center line ot Holland •ame with the centerllne ot Robert* point In ti: firs engine In and by the Boroiig-li of section of the center line of New River Road ;thenc» (fl) jn a westerly ew Shrewsbury bounded on the east .vlllft Road; thence by thB latter IOJ 8 of Illock 52; thence by the latter ter lino of Broad Street, thence South- Sea Bright In tha County of Monmouth, Jersey State Highway Route No. 36 direction along the center line of River load to its Intersection with the cen- Northerly — 4,270 feet more or leas tho following tmir (4i courses and dlfl- wardly along the center line or Broad and the center line of Chlngarora Creek Road to the point or place of BEGIN- by Garden State Parkway; on the :er line of the Garden State Parkway; ' to a point nt ths Intersect Jon ot the lancea (12) Northwesterly 100 feet more Street to the Intersection with the cen- Nftw Jersey, appropriating Fifty thou- and from thence running (1) Norther- north by Swimming River; on the weit Thence (2) in a louthtaiUrly dlrec" .lame with the centerllne of Gordon's or leas to a point; tlienco (13) North- ter line of Monmouth Street thence sand (550,000.) dollars therefore and ly along the center line of Chingarori by the Borough line; on the south by on along the center Una of the Gar- asterly 176 fort more or less to a point; Westwardly along the center line of authorizing tho Issuance of Porty-flvp Creek, the various courses thereof, to Pine Brook. len State Parkway to Its Intertectlon Corner Road; thence by the latter (10) thousand (145,000.) dollars bonds and The polling place for the Second The palling place for the Fifth Elec- I^urtheasterJy — 30,350 fepl more or ljenco Oil Northwesterly 67 feet more or Monmouth Street to Its In torn cell oh notes of Uie Borough for financing such the point of Intersection wltn the cert* Election District la the Fire Home, Riv- elth tne center Ilne of Red Hill Road- lesi to a point Rt the intersection ol mi to a point; thenco (15) Southwest- wllh the center line ef tha tracks or ter fine ot Stone Jtoad, the *am« be- e•r tocod Baton Ito&at.ftoadt tlon District fn th.*. Boroug_h o. f N_e Thence (3) in a touthweiterly diree' the same with the cenlcrllno of Wyn- erly 121 feet more or lcaa to a point cor- ronil bed of the New Jersey Southern appropriation," passed and adopted on ing the Northerly Township line; thence flhrewsbury f§ tthh e TlntTlnton FlFalll s FFiri e an along the center ilne of fled Hill July 12, 10ffi>, bft ratified? (2) Easterly along the Northerly Tow* House, corner ot Fir* House Road and jcrest Road; Ihence by the latter (li) ner to tlio lame and comer to Lot railroad thence Northwardly along the ELECTION DISTRICT 8 Load to Its Intenection with the center Southerly — 700 feet more or leas (1 of Hiock 52; thence l>y the latter center of th* tracks of tho N«w Jer- The polling place lor the Borough nt sfijp Una to tho point of Intersection Old Mill Road. ne of the Holmdei-Everett ftoadi -to a point In the same corner to Lot tho following B\X (6) courses and dis- aoy Southern railroad, to the shore of Sea Bright li located at the Borough with the extended center line ot Au- All that cart of the Borough ot Sixth Election Dlitrtcl Thence it) aiong tht center ilne of Ihe North fihrewabury river, (Nave- HBII, 1099 Kait Ocean Avenue, Sea mack's Lane; thence (3) Boutherly Fair Haven bounded ai follows; to All that portion of the Borough ol :he Holmdel-Everett Road and along ; 7 or Block 43 an designated on the tances (16) Northwesterly 208 feet more along1 tha center Una of " wit: ..official Tax Assessment Map of Marl- or less tt> a point; thence (IT) North- sfnk), thence Bout ft eastwardly and Bright, N«W Jersey. center Una of Aumack'i flow Shrewtbuiy bounded on the north 1 [ btlwttn Nortiienntwtinliy along the nhoro of ihe Lane to thi " ' '- — by Newman Sprlngf Jtoad and Swim- 'itaSSoSn yo\r Holmdel an* iboro Township; thence along the lat- westerly 196 feet moro or less ta a point; MAIlY LARSON, _ ._ _ ie point of intersection with HEOINNINO at the point where the 1 ter (12) Easlerly -~ 1,509 feet more thence (18) Northerly 234 feet more or North Shrewsbury river to tho center Borough Clerk the Westerly line of Lynn Boulevard; center line df Hance Road Intersects ming River; on tho went by the Oar- '""u thereof, to a point wharVthe ,or less to a point corner to the fiainc leflfl to a point; tlience (19) Northeast- ilna lietwcetw n the pptproperty y tonRtn^ ttoo Oct. IS, 25 JW.76 therce (4) Boutherly Along the West- the center line of Ridge Road, being den State Parkway: on the south by yld rig line botween Heimde) 1 and thence by the same (13i Northwester- firly 232 feet mors or leas to a point: Sycamore Aveflut; and on tnt »ut by ^Iddlelown Townships lnte»«ct* \ the thth e MonmoutMth h BoaBt t CluClbb and property KEUIHTKV AND KLKDT10N erly line of Lynn Boulevard, and the the northerly boundary line of the Hance Avenue. lenter line of Willow Brook aald *w>lnt ly,— "'7 feet more or I?BS to a point thence 120) Northwesterly 322 leet more Known as liin Red UntiK Lyceum, the NOTlOft southerlsrJy extensioextei n tnareofj td the Borougn of Little silver; thince (1) In corner to the same; thenco itil] by the or lesa" to a*point; tlienco (21) South- point or place of Beginning. poi " of Interntection with the oenter a westerly direction along Bald nor- The polling place for the Blith Eler so being the Intersection polni ot the TOWNHI1IP OF HtlKKWBIWR\, S. J. unt tlon District In the Borough ot New 11 1 belWeen •ame in part and part by Lot 17 of westerly 510 feet more or lena to a point The rolling plncn tor the Finn Klec Notice is hereby given that the Dis- therly boundary line of the Borough T* Ai i ! ?* Hotinriel Tows* Block 43 and Lot 5 of Block 44 corner to the sarno nnd corner to Lot tlon Dintrlct Is Liberty Engine Hou» ie of Middle Road; thence <6) West- of Little Silver to Ita Interaction with Shrewsbury It the Swimming River IP, Middletown Township and Coltt trict Board cl Elflctloa and Iteglitrj erly "along'The "*cVn~ter""Mne"o'f'Mid"dTe Ichool, 220 Hance Ave. ok Township: Northeasterly 2,050 feet more or 13 of BiocK 52; tftpnee hy t)ie latter "Vlilte Street, m and for the IVnvninfo of Shrewsbury, Road to the point pf intersection with tbt center Jlno of Prospect Avenue, leas to a point corner to the latter; thB following four (A) courses and dis- Sixth Election Dlstncr the cenler line of New Jersey State being th« easterly boundary line ol Pfiencfl (Si along the center lint ot County of Monmouth, fitate of New J8R0M1D B. REED, now uroolf ths virlouj oounol thcrt* thence by the same in part and par tances (22) HouUiweiicrlY 528 feet more Beelnnlnu at a point where the cen- Jersey, will mwt at the place herein- Highway Route No, 36; thence (0) tha Borough of Red Bank; thence (2: by Lot 3 of Block: U (IJi Southeast- or lean to R point; thence (23) South- ter line of Monmouth Street li Inter- Southwesterly alone the center line of in a general northeasterly direction to lh« center Una ol Llni Road >nH after decfgnstal on Oct. It. 29 163.10 -nnr«oHl« Roail, aalii biooU helm tha erly '— WO feet more or less to a westerly 551 feet more or 1MB to a fleeted with the center lino of Broad TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1W0 •aid Route No, 30 to the point or along the easterly boundary line o! point corner lo tlie same; thence iolnt; Ihence (21) Northwesterly 1,231 Street, thenca Southwardly along the plficn of beginningwing,. tha Borough of tied Bank to the point Qundary Ina batwttn tht Towcililpi .'ert more or leas to a point; ihence thea outhrdly alo g the !wtwa«n the hours ot 7:00 a. m. and Co the same (16) North easterly — ; reter Jlne of Broad StreeStett tt o ItIts in- 0:00 p.m. for ths purpose ot conduct Polling Placee: Ccovt e ftoad School, | at which tt Intersects with th* center AND BMEOTIOIf tti# •*' '" ""*• "«!&» *»» .feet more or leas to a point corner to (25) Bouthwenterly 708 feet mote or •Bc.tlon witith ttli * centet r llin e of RRecklsii Cove Road, Hazlei line of Beekman Place extended! NOTICE 1 the same; thence by the samq (17) less to a point corner lo the sama kl Ing Ui« General Election. thence (3) In a easterly direction aloni Thenca (8) m an easterly direction d t Lot 27 Block 62: PlHCfl, thenco Westwardly along the Bald Oener&l Election will be held In District Number ti TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK, N. J. Northwester!)' — <78 feet more or leas *nd corner to Lot 27 of Block 62, center Jlne ol Reckless PJace to Tta In- MB.14 municipality for the purpose of the center. JJno of Beekman Place *nc '-, to a point comer to the same; (hencethenca „by. th..._e latter In part and tersection wllh the cenler line of Ma- BffiaiNNINO &t the point ot inter- the center line ot Bflekmsn Place Notice u tierebj given u»i th» Dl» ie ciMiler Una o( VnnBrtckl. itoad to , HtlHtllll byy thee smsamBB in ppart and part by part by Lot 28 ot Block 62 <2<3) Mfctini a Governoa r for the mate of section ot the Boutherly Township line extended io the point at which U In- triot Botnl of Blectlon and Reitttry ple Avenue, Uience Northwardly along 5•rsey; two Members of the with the Westerly Township line and Thence (I) In an eaeterlv direction • Vet 22 OtOt BlocBlock 442 OS)OS) riorlhoasteDorl Northwesterly 1.D3B feet more or ls» ha center line of Maple Avenue to SlatMewe Btn<t, Fifth Senate District; tersectt the center Jlne of*Poplar lit and for tha Township of Colts Neck, 1300 feet more or leai to y to a point corner to tha same its Intersection with the center line from thence tanning (1) NortHnrJy Avenue extended: thence (4) at 111 In County ot Monmoutb* BUis of New lona the center lm, ol the Holrndil , corner to tthh e same and iI n thhe linpoine oft ami corner to Lot 20 of Block 02; three Member* oi the General A«- along the Westerly Towruthlp lino to an easterly direction along the center Jeriey, will meet it the placet here- m i f of Chestnut Street, thence WeniWAnlly iiembly; a 8h«rlff for the County of tht e ppoint ot Intersection with the North- n? olVh." 'S""i«l, }«>'^'«^« > Lot t ot Block 42; thencs by Uie Jailer thence by 'he inttpr the following eight the center Jlne of Chestnut Moiimouth, two Members of thi Hoard ih the North along inafter designated on Thence (J) in a eoutheaiterly ditto- , (Uh Southeasterly — 100 feet more or fl) courses and distances (27) North- to ltn intcrnectlon with tht erlly ThJ ilneil ; thenoth o (2)2) EasterE - Ine of Popltr Avemit and the cenler , to U tertion wllh the rrf wChOKo „.n. .Irretholder ,v a for the Count«„„,„y, l l Northerl Tohip li TUBSDAY, NOVEMIJEH 2, 1005 on and alonj tht center lini of tha ' leu to a point corner to the same; easterly !>18 (eel more or less to a point: track« of the N«w Jersey Southern rail- of Monmouth; three Coroners Jnr the ly along the Northerly Township line line of Poplar Avenue extended to the Irawlord. Corner Road I* III taiUr- '.thence JLJU by tits nam* ('JO) North- thence (28) Northwesterly 204 feet more ron/i, Uience Northwardly nloriK tho County of Monmoulh, nnii for the fol- to tlie point of Intersection wltn the cenler Ilne of Hance lload: thtmco (8) notion with tho center lln. oJVolffljl L«MJtBrlr — l.»T3 feet more or teat to or less to a point; thence (29) South- center line of New Je«ey Blflirt High- Jn A southerly direction along the between the hour* Of 7:00 a. m. and MJ' »"<",'• »>• mint of B».n«lnt; "t> point corner to tha same; \henct by westerly 90 feet more or leas tn a point; truck* or rond b«!tt ol the New Jersey lowing municipal offlcr*. viz: way Route No, 3D; thence (3) Easter- nteer linlne 01 Hance ftoad to 0M 8:00 p.m. for the purpose of conduct- SnuihRrn railroad to Its Interseotlon A Tmvnalllp Commlteeman for tht ing tht Goncra) Blectlon. rue poillni piaco In tha Third Alas. • «ft# uina (21) Northwesterly — 330 feet Clflj Northwesterly 413 feet more willi the center line of Monmouth full term nf three years- ly along the canter Ilne of said Route poini t or placl e off BEOINtttNQBNttN . MI Uletrlct in the Townihlp ol Holm- • - Or less to a point to line ol the or ISM lo « point; UwncU* * (31(1 North- , ,| , No. 3D to Uie point ot Intersection with Bald General Blectlon will lta held In Blr("'"•r*t " ienc "*"'- alon—g th"•"* ' The* pollinolli g pltoil * llo t tm* Townifilp the renter tine ot Borlle Road; thence Tha polling place tor th* ThJrd •aid municipality for the purpose or •I la at Ihe Holmita) Vlllui tin- and corner to Lot 8 of Block •uttrljr lOt.larlOtlart morn or lua to a pointpoint ] , ll Uee. Ualn glren. Holmdel $1* }*£ • r the Utter (22) North- ?£*•'&• LS«JS? ! .JK? \J? 'i? SL"M*"* '« «•• Button mil, ii) Southerly along the center lino o| Election District la the Knollwood electing a Governor tor th* State ttano.,(M> Northw.,t.rlr « fiat«W Intersection with tna center lint of Crawford Mnti. Fled is Road and the southerly extension School, Hance Road. of Niw J*nity, two Memb*ri of the . thenet (33) >osd ftuett. th* mt or place of I fan, BWiTJEK, thereof, to the point of intenection with (Hut Smut, riftti Senate Din riot; more or leu th* center lint of Bisri Street; th* . • BUB0T1OM DIBTRJCT 4 jrttifj MUM «W muoldpillly (or the purpoi Sltotlon Dlatrlct to the eatterly lln< along tha center Una of Hope Road to In Asbury oJ aloctlnf e Governor [or t ot Branch Avtnut; thence (11) In 1 ta Interaction with the center line « State of New Jireay; two Mimberi northerly direction along the eaeterl Vyckoff Road, and the dividing Ua ASBURY PARK - Nine motor {he »;ato iuU) Ffttli Senate Dlatrli line ol Brandt Avenue to ltt lnterie® between Dlatrict • No. 4 and No. • three Membara o[ the General i tlon with trie aoutherly line ot Rum< thence (4) In a Northeaaterly, Norther- ists were fined for speeding •embly; a Bherllf tor toe County 100 Road and tht point or plact ly and Eaaterly direction along tht d Thursday night by Magistral Easterly dire along Monmouth, two Membere of the Boar Beginning. Iflilhy aH ||_. - W._fc Wl ^.».I_. __ > ot Choaen Freeholder! (or the Coun ldlng line between Dlatrlctl No 2. •Eugene Capibianco. Polling place for thia district ll th, o. 4, be the dtatance what It may ot Monmouth; three Coronera ror U Fire Houte, Proapect Avenue. and No. 4, be the dtatance what It may County ol Monmouth, end for the ti th* poinpoint oor placplace of BeginningBii . Charles R. Curran of 450 Broad- Fifth Election Dlatricl Thhet place ot meeting oft Board 0c1 lowing municipal offlcei, vlx: BEGINNING at the lntertectlon Election and polling place for the way, in the rear, Long Branch, A Mayor [or the full term or two the aoutherly line ol Ridge Road wit! Fourth Election Dlatrlct li at the Me ysin. tha eaaterly line ot Harding Road mortal School, Orant avenue. was fined $30. Leonard Stuter pi Two Councilman (or the full t«: thenci (1) In an eaaterly dlrectloi 78 Deal Lake Point Rd., Wana- ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE along tbe aoutherly line of Ridge Roa< MAIUOniB BECKER « three yon each, gc tb 1ouey massa, was fined $15. A Tax Collector (or the lull ten t'o- th*he e westerlstel- y lilinnt o l Hance RoRoaad Borough Clerk 1 •r four yeara. thence (2) In aa aoutherly dlrectti Oct. JJ, 26 »io7.i8 The rest, each fined $10, were: AIL W6HT SO I FDR-^rAN'WHAT VEB LOOKN' IM ERE FOE? The following li a deerrlptlon ol th alonlg g thh e weaterlearlyy line ol HancHenc e RRoai •lection dletrlru In th« Borough ol Ui to tthh e northerlrthlyy lline of Rumeon Gerald Gladstone of Newark; (3OTTD,P0STYER . '>-WH0DOWEKNOWWH0S thftnee (3) In a weiterly direction alon atCUUTBt AM) ELECTION / II I ^BWP4*> 14.1 ^B^B^^^^^^^B^B^pH^B^^^B^BeeJ th. ™m" "ill?" ""'"" *""" the northerly Une ol Ruroaon Road NOTICE Thomas J. Cassidy, Jr. of II POOLS/-IS 7MATA __„. »lril Election DUlrlcl a point marked by an extenalon In BOROUGH or BUMSON. H. J, Wanamassa Point, Wanamassa; BEaiNNINO at a point In the ton northerly direction cl the etlterly lint Notlct ll hereof given mat the Die. CRIME T •ajterly rtght-ol-way line ol th« Ne of Oakea Road; thtnee (4) acrota Run* trlot Board, ot Electlpn and Reglatr Mary E. Burdgy of 1502 Chest York * Long Branch Railroad, whe aon Road and In a aoutherly direction n and for the Borough ol Rumaan the eime u Intenected by tin norther! along the eatterly line ol Oakea Roat County ot Monmouth, Btate ot New Jar-nut Ave., Wanamassa; Daniel L line ot White Eoadi thence (l) north *> the, northerly ahare of Little Bllve Bey, will meet at the placea herein Strain of 518 Eighth Ave., Belmar; westerly alonr the northeaaterly rlghl Jreek: thence (B) In a generally north after deaignated on ot-vty line ol the New Ifork & Lon weaterly and northerly direction alon, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 11)65 Dalvin E. Boardman of 205 Wes Branch Rallroarl to the aoulhweal co: the ahore of Little Silver Creek to thi >etwe.n the -bourt ot 7:00 a, m. and End Ave., Long Branch; NatalU ntr ot Lot 40, Block 28, ol the olUcli eatterly line of Seven BrldgM Road 8:00 p.m. for the purpoae ot conduct- Tai Map ot the Borough ot uttle B! thence (8) in a loutherly direction alonl ing tht Qeneral Election. G. Gerbig of 114 Elm Dr., Nep- ver, hereinafter referred to u t he euterly line ot Beven Brldr Bald General Election will be held Tai M»p; thence, (2) northerly alo taad to the loutherly ihore of U1 In a&ld municipality Tor the purpoae tune, and Robert S. Sorensen ol tne weeterly line ot laid Lot to th] Silver Creek; thence (7) In a general! of tleotlng a Governor for the State 515 Monmouth Ave., Bradlej •outhweitsrly corner of Lot 5, Bloc] eatterly direction along the aouliier! of New Jeraey, iwo Member! of the » on Tax Map: (hence (3) eaiterl ahore of Uttls Silver Creek and coi State Senate, Fifth Senate District: Beach. alone- the rear ot lota 6, «, 7, «, 9, 11 tlnulni In a generally weaterly dire three Members of the (frntral At- 11, U 13, It, 15. anil 18. all In Bloc tu>n along the northerly ahore 1 aembly; a Bherllf for the County of Alex Ciccone of 15 Grinker PI. *> on uu maito me weatorly line Town Heck Creek to th. northnl] Uonrnoulh; two Merabtri of the Boan of Chcein Frteholderi lor Ihe County Long Branch, was fined $5 foi Lot I3ff, IBlock 38 On atld mu: then lln. of Seven Bridge. Road: thtnea <«) J2 VW V" " «l U 8) In a northerly direction along try of Monmouth; three Coronera for th' failing to have his vehicle in easterly lint of Seven Bridget Road to Jounty of Monmouth, and tor the fol spected. of laid Lot to the northwteterly comei a point marked by an eztenaion in ai lowing municipal offices, viz.- thereof! thence (j) euterly Jong ihi eaeterly direction ol the northerly lln A Mayor for the lull term of two northerly line ol eald lot to the north ot Little Silver Point Road; thence (9 yeara. MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY •rly coiner thereof l thence (6) aoutker acroet Seven Brldgea Road and in Two Councllmen tor the full term ol ly along trie wetterly line ol Lota ! weeterly direction along the norther three yeara each. and 37A, Block 38 on laid map; then) lln. ot Uttle Silver Point Road to 111 A Tax Aeaeiaor for the full term of MCAP Eyes (7) eultrly along I'm toulhirly Una Inleraectlon with tha easterly line ol four yean. M* 3TA eroreeald to the aouthwcater Proapect Avenue; thence (10) In Boundarlea ot the Election Dlitrlcu corner ol Lot 33, Block 28 on aald ma northerly direction along the eaater In the- Borough of Rumson and the thence I!) loutlierly along the waiter line ot ProtpKt Avenue to tht tout Honing placea in each dlttrlct art Applications Une or Lota 34. 36 an! 3J, Block 23 o erly line of King! Road; thence (11) foliowa, to wit * •aid map to the louthweiterly come in eaiterly direction alDng the tout Flrat Election Dlttrlct of Lot 33 aforeaaJd; thence W eaete; rly line ol Klngt Road and acrot Election JDiatrlct No, 1 la hereby de- ly along the eoutharly line ol Lot 9 Seven Bridget Road to the eaaterly lln fined and deacrlhed at followt: aforeaald, acroaa Balem Lane and alon, ot Beven Brldgea Road; thence (12) li All that part of tht Borougn „ For Director the eoutherly Una ot Lota 116 an! 9f a northerly direction along the eaaterl] Rumaon bounded on lha weat by tht Block 91 on aald map, acroaa Btandla! line of Snven Bridget Road to thl center line ot Buena Villa Avmue en, ASBURY PARK - The execu- Road, along tha aoutherly Una ot Lot aouthirly Une ot Rumaon Road; thenci Buena Vlata Avenue extended; on the tive committee of Monmouth Mi ana u, Block 38 on and mar (it) In an eaaterly direction along f- touth by tha center line of Ridge Itoarl tit* eoutheait.rly comtr ol Lot 84 a ml on tht taM by the center line ot Community Action Program Inc. •aid: thence (10) lovitherly aloni th •outa*rly lln. of Rumtoo Road to point marked by an txtenalcm In Blngham Avenue. the county's official anti-povert; wetterlr ur.e of Lot VI, Block M o: aouthariy direction ol th. eaiterly Uni The polling place lor the Flrat •aid mas lo the northeatterly come: of Harding Road; thtnet (U) In a •lection District la Oceanic Fir. Com-agency, met Thursday night tc o! Lot 53, Block 37 on uld map northerly direction along tht eaater pany's Fir. Home, corner River Road thence (ii) eailerlv along tht rear o Una ol Harding Road to tht toutlierl Ud Allen Street, Rumaon. discuss pereonnel matters and tc Lot* 13. 81. 69. M. $7. 68. M. to and « Una ol Rldg. Road and th. point and nook 37 en tall nap; thance (13 Ratoad Election Dialricl review more than a dozen ap- •oulherlv and aoulHaaawrlr along La place ot Beginning. plications for the vacant post ol •U Block 27 aloreaald and along th Polling place tor thli dlttrlct U thi Election District No. 3 la hereby 4. wetttrir line o! Lot 70. Block J» oi Uttle Sllvtr Point Road BchooL Lfttli fined and ducribed aa follower executive director. •aid map to the aoulhwetttrly cor Silver Point Road. AD that part ot the Borough ot Run atr thereon thm«e (III latterly alon D L. ATERS. •on bounded on the wett by the centei The application of the greatei In. eoutherly line ot Lot To aloreaald Borough Clark. tni of Blngham Avenue; on the touth Red Bank Area Council ol ill. aonhwuurly comer ot Lot « Oct. II, 3« •1T9.10 by th. centtr lute ol Ridge Road ant STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD Block M on laid map; tbance (1 on th. eaat by th. centar Una of tht Churches for $75,000 in federal Avenue of Two Rivtn, anti-poverty funds to operate mforteald; unce (II) eaaterf) AND ELECTION The polling plica for the Second THEN t WAS RISHT VERY WELL' - FIRST WE PRAG f NOW OUR TROUBLESOME tne north aide of Lot Sf Hietlon Dlltrlct it Rumaon Fire Com neighborhood multi-service centei 21 aloreaald to the wetlerly eld onos any. Fir. Houae, Rlv.r Road aa0 HIS MOTORCVCLE ( FRIEKDISGOINGOWA 2S& BOROUGH Of EATONTOW2I, M. J Black Point Road. Rumaon. in Red Bank was not on the com- THE BUSHES/ ^f SHORT TRIP/ ol Branca Avenue; thence (loi In None. 11 Iiirib ' v given that the Dl"'f CAMERA THAT TAKES I IS OBVTOUaY A SPV, •etjUurlr direction abm the weeterl llectlon and Raglatry Talrd Election Dltlrlel mittee's agenda. That proposal PICTURES SILEMUV MME.BARMAH/-FROM llu et Branch Avenue, acxou Whit tflct Doardu o_f. El — —-_— •lection Dlatrlct No. 3 la hereby le- 11 and for tht Borough ot Eatonlown, aned and deicrlbed aa foliowa: ••IN COMPLETE THE POLICE, NO POJBT/ Ksod and continuing along the weiterl County ol atonmouth, Btate ot New thus remains in MCAP's office luw at Branch Annue to Ihe northerl Itraey. trill mtot at ut rlactt hirein- All that part ol the Borough ol Rum here. DARKNES*/ llae ot Lot », In Block 34 on aald map after dtalgnattd on •on «aat of tht center line of the • thence (IT) on I eoutheaeterly dlreclloi Avenue ot Two Rivera south and the Joseph E. Taylor, MCAP's ac euraw Branch Avenue continuing In •: TUESDAY, NOVEUBER 2, IMS oenter Una of tha Av.nua ot Two •fatally dlr»«kw and parallel wit: wtwetn the houra of 7:00 a. m. am Rrr.ra, ting executive director, had tok Hajahem Pl«e to the louthweit cor ;0O p. m. for tha purpoat of conduct _The polling plact for tht Third •ar ot Lot 1. In Slock M on uld map Ing tht Otnera! Election. Blaetlon Dlatrlct la Ralph Hall, a The Register that the Council ol thatiea 111) eaaterlr along the aouthar Ineoln Avenue and Packer Avenue, Churches application would Bald Oantral Election will he hel< Rumeon. bat oi Lot i. Block M aloriMld to th In laid municipality for the purpoii forwarded by his office to Wash •ontheeiterlitrlrr earneea r thereofthf ; tthenh c of electing, a Governor for tht Btati ((JWO la a aoulharlherly directioditi n alonl , th Fourth llectlon MiMcl ington before Oct. 15. The church war ot Lou ». «: «T. •«, «0. a,, «.. _ of New Jerjiy, two Membera ot th Election Dlilrlct Ho. 4 la hereby dl- BUta Senate, Fifth Senate Dltirlcl fluid and deicribid ai followa: m. K and K. In Block st tai along the three Vembera of the aenerml A** group has been critical of what I AMD AS DOC SmWSCES rear of Lou u, 15, n. u, u, aj 31, aemhly; a Bherltl lor the County 0 Au mat part ol uu Borough ol Rum says are MCAP delays in actin, S3 and 13 HI In Block M on aald map Monmouth; two Member! of the Board aon bounded on tha weit by the eemer la a eoutharly and aoutheteterly dire of Choarn Freeholder! for the County lln. ol Oakei Road ant Oake. Roi< on its application. •ion to Uu weaterly line ot wuioi of Honmouiv, three Coroner, for tht extandtd and tht center lint of Hance Drive; thenc. (30) k an latterly dl County ol ,'ilionrnouth. end for thl to) Road; on the north by thi center lint rectum acrot* Willow Drive n> 1 Mini lowing municipal office*, viz.' of Rldg. Road and on th. .ait by tbt In tne eaattrly Une ot Willow Drive 1 center lln. el thi Avenue of Two Riv. IhKct (Jl> In a northerly and north- Two Councllmtn lor tne full term of trianJth* center line of thi Avenue •atterly direction along the eaaterlj three yeera each. of Two Rivera South. 2 Candidates NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW Una ot Willow Drive to III IntenecUo: Th. following it a deicrlptloa of Uu Th» ooUIng plact tar th* Fourth EUs- with till Kuthwtttiriy lint ot Protpac Election DlatrTeu in tht Borough 01 Uon nittrlct It rorrtttdal* Schmi, ror- Avenue; thence (5J) In a acutbtattert: •atontown and the polling plaea. Is ran Arenue. Blackpolnl Head. Rumaon. dlrecuon along Uia touthwatterly lln ima. vli: Assail Roth THE WTES PEOPLE of Protaoel Avintie te tht Inuntctlo aTtrat EIMUoa Dlttrlct ALBBRT A. KSRR. JR. ef tht nortlrwtiterly line 01 Lltlle 611 Election untrlct On. u nererjy de- .. .. Borough Clerk MIDDLETOWN - Republicar »er Font Road; thence IJ3) In a wtat nned and deaerined at that aactlon PROFBS6I0NAL •rly direction along the northweiter and territory of tha Borough d.ar Township Committee candidate! US. Ot Littl. Bllvtr Point Road to oatea aa foliowa: Edward Makely and Joseph Mai *olnt natktd by an extension In BIOINNIKQ at the lnttitecuon AND ELECTIOI. •ortharly direction of Uie wetteilr llr HOT1UB avet >iavfr criticized Town- et Oarslya Road; thine. (2(: UnnoVOB OP SHREvTSJKJUT. ft. I. u • twtherly dlrtcuon along thi Hotlet la here! liven that tht Oil- ship Committeeman Edward J waturly Una ot Carolyn Road rlcet Board! ooff Election and Reglnn Roth for sponsoring ordinances ud aoioei Parker Avenue, along tha and running thence (I) Bouthtrly, along and for th* Borough of Bhnwebury, werterlj Hue of Carolyn Road am Id ctnttr lln. of Bute Hlghwa unty of Monmouth. Btata of New Jer-for a criminal registration law •onUnulag tn a loutherly dlrectlor c 39 or Neptuno Highway aa It 1 ley, will meet at the place! hereinafter and a law to police all publi •Jong tha rear of Lou XL 2), 33 and 21alao known, to tht brook which crouei iealfrnated on tn Block M en aald map and acrota Btate Highway No. 9> or Neptune Hlgn- TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1»5» gatherings in the township. Baatvlaw Avenue and continuing along ray Immediately aouth of Kremer Ave- Wwem the houri ol 7:00 t.m. and 1:00 th. rear ol Lota 3. i, 4, ». « and ut; thenct (3) Northeasterly along aald m. [or the purpose ol conducting The GOP hopefuls said tn Stoek ft on tald nap. and continu- irook aad alw along boundary Una oj le Oeneral Election. is time Mr. Roth quit thinkinj ing acrcal Illverilda Avenue and alonl ntetlon Dlilrlcti Ho. 1 and 1 to another Said General Election will bl held the teatirlj lint ol Lot 3 and tht rear brook which runt in an Euteriy di- In laid municipality tor thi purpoii of that "police action can solv *••••* .*&».. «*"•»& >»• "• .»»• rection South of Brook Avenue and •llctlni a Clover nor for the State It U tod 10 all la Block 90 to Parkei ltzabeth Parkway; thence (3) runnln < Niw Jtnty, two .Membiri of the ivery problem" and said h Craeks ttaanea (J9) in a ginaraJlT wear Baaterly, elong the latt named broo! Itate Senate, Fifth Senete District; should "get out and work with •tiy 4frectioa along tie hltuwatar Una and eontiflulng on la a ttraigfat Use hne Memtxrt of th* General Aaaem- <4 Farker Creitk to the wealtrly bound' th. middle of WyckoK Road sp- l>; a Sheriff for the County ol Men- and for the young people of our eur «4 the Borough ol Little Silver ilt. InterMCtlon ot attadowbrook Ave^ mouth; two Members of the Board town. , ." as they (Mr. Makely uaVutterly boundary ol tha Borough t: thine. (4) NortheaJterly. along of ctioien Fretholdert for thi County •C Shrewetjurr; mince (36) In a north- enter line of Wyckolf Road, to the t Monmouth; three Corosera for the and Mr. Malavet) do. MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST erly direction along tha boundary ol eentar lint ol Broad Btrert: th.net 'Ounty ot Monmouth. and lor the fol- the Boroogh of Little fllnr and Uu 5) latterly, along thi centty lln. 0 lowing municipal offices, vli: Bettugh ol «tirewaburr to the cente Broad atrtert to Main atrett, tht dl- A Tax Acieeior for the full term of WTERIHADBOOfiHTfllOEM *-x Una of Syotmora Avenue; thenc* (17) ding line between tht Borough ol In » weeteny dlncUoa along the can- atontown and Borough ot Oceanport; Two Council members for the full FOR THEM WITH OT FATHERS MONEY V THEY HAD THE SAME OOOTEMTT ter lln* of •yeunora Avenue to the lh.net («) Northerly along the bora- term of three yean tach. Pupils Make BLUNT -ANb m~m BEEN NICE KN0WIU5 fORMETHAXIHAVEFOR boundary of be Borough ot Bhrewe- -ry un. between th. Borougn of Eat- Following la a deicriptlon ooff the REQUEST THW YOU" MOMENT CAME-Af IT AlVYAW btur; thence (38) In a northerly dlreo- itown and Borough of Oeeanpoct to tctioti n didistrictt ! In thth e Borougugh ca Uen klonf Ih* boundary of the Boroui t aouthariy lln. of Fort Honmouth ihrewcbury md tht polling plaeelaeeii lo SHE. LEAVE CAME-1 THINK THEY ENJOYED of Ihrewaburr wd the Boroukb of lit traett thence (7) vVeetarly and North- Lab Table DIET HIM HEARtrtt MrBEGl tie Sliver lo tha »orth*aa!erly righto erly along the boundary lint of thi Flnl Elecllea Dlatricl way «f the New Tork * Long Branch DTtmment Rattrvatlon known at MONMOUTH BEACH-,*, lab- (SET ON WITH Bounded on the north and northeast H15W0RKHA5 Railroad; thence (3»> lo a northweater- brt Uonroouth. bt th. dlatance what y the right-of-way of the New Vork oratory table has been built as IT dlrtotlwi along th* northeuttrly may to the point or place * Long Branch Railroad Co.; on the BROKEN VKKl rlgnnif-war of the New Tork and Lon legtanlng. wm By the center line of Broad science project by six members DOWN IN Branch Railroad. Da th* dletance wha Pile, ot meeting ol Board ot Ilto- t»et; on the couth by the center line K Bay to the point or plioe af Begin- m and polling plact for the Flrat f Sycamore Avenue; and on the east of Mrs. Evelyn Yarosh's 8th TEAM.... lection Dlatrlct ll tht Fire Houae, iy a line which rune In a general grade class in Monmouth Beach -MinPolli g Plan tor thla dialrict it Uu road .treat lorthitly direction from the center BorougBo h Hall. Prwptct Avenue. awaaii Electloa DUDUt ini of Sycamore Avenue ISO feet School. __ Bteeaul Bectlo. Dltmcl Election otftrlct Two la neraby da- rut of the weaterly curb line ol KOINNINO at a point m the north, lned and deacrlbid aa that lection vett End Avenue and continuing In The table, of plywood, is eighl •utterly right-of-way line ol tha New ind territory of the Borough dealg- ctralght line to the right-of-way of feet long, three feet high, an Tork anl Long Stanch Railroad when lated u lollowt: i New rork * Long Branch Rallroia the eamt It Interacted t>y tbe bounda- BIOINN1HO at ta. tnnraecuon ol . Tha polling place for thli dlt- two feet wide, and has thre ry « the Borough of Little Sllvsr am it center line ot Stat. Highway No. rlct lc the llrehouae on Broad Street. shelves. thl BoroaiU ol Rid Bank: thence (1) I at tin dividing lln. between tha Sfcoad Electloi Dlitrlct naming In a generally eaaterly and Sorough of EatonTown and the Bor- Sounded on. the north by Newman Students participating were Al- northeaiteriy dlrecllon along; tht bound. tugh ot New Bhrawibunr and running Iprlngi Road; on the weat by Shrews- ary of the Borouih ot Red Bank and henc. (l) Weaterly along Lafatra'a bury Avenu* to a point 3400 feet aouth fred Aschettino and Mark Shep- tht Borough ol UHle Mlvtr the varloua Jrook along- tht dividing lint between n Newman Bprlngt Road where the row, foremen, and Carl Slnke- eourtei a_»d dlttancet to tha toutherly Borough 01 Eatontown and tht •enter lint ol Ehtewibury Avenue Inter- THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK lln. ot Ridge Road; thence (2) In an lorough of New Bhrewabury. be the acts with a line drawn to the center wich, John Mason, Kevin Dough' taattrly direction aJong the .outnirij atance what It may to tha eentw ol ne of Obre Place; on the aouth by a line of Ridge Road to tht- weeterly ?a road; thance (2) Smitherly along ne running In an eaaterly and weaterly •rty and Robert Viscount. ARAOi068AMFROn -IS RECEIVEDANOflUD MESSAGE SENT. SIRfiA 6OOD. lint of Proapect AvenueAvenue: thenc*t (3) lle center lint of Hop. road, b. the HAWS PAlACe— IH SENSALl., IT'LL BE A WEEK J/KORETIME anco what It may to Ita tnurtectlon Urtctlon. beginning at a point 31uu a IOUitbautarlI iy direction alone th lilt HUU"I of Neiwmaw n Spring" ' s Roa" d WALKER?*, BEFORE IT REACHES J FOR US «outhwetterly lint of Protocol Avenui with th. center lln. of Wyekott road, and running In a straight line to the HOUSE FIRE to the loteraecUon with th* northwest and U» dlvliilng tint between Dlttrlct HIM. rr^ TO SET No. 3 ud Diitnct No. 4; thenc. (9) center Hn* o.t Obr* Plac* and pnlaoted CUFFWOOD — A frame house ACQUAIN1EO- •rly line ot Rumion Road; thence (4) rortherly. along the oenter line ol the center line of Broad street: and In * touthwatlarly direction along: thi nTyokotf road and th. dividing line >n the eaat hy the center line ot it Bay View Ave. was damaged northerly Una of Rumeon Road to thi sttween Dllttlctt No. 1 and No. I to road Street. Thi polling place for thlc lntaraectlon ot the eaaterly line of tha lnlereectlon ot th. center lint ol latrlct la tha Broad Street Auditorium >y fire Thursday. Bnuich Avenue; thence (5) acroai )ranl Annnei thtnee <<> fortherly tha aohool Oak Shade Eire Co. answered Branch Avenue In a generally eoutherly long tht center lint of Oratit A»e- direction to thl northeaiterly corner of ue and along th. dividing line 01 Third Election Dlitrlct the alarm at 3:30 p.m. and Lot W, In Block IS on Ih* Tax Map;Dlatrlctl No. 3 and No. 4. be tha die- All that portion ot the Borough oi thence (6) In a generally weeterly dl- :anea what II may to th* oanter Una of irswebury couto ot the center lint quelled the flames at 5:30 p.m raolion along th* tminaary ot the Flril Ulehwdaon Avenue; thenc. (I) Satter- if aycamori Avenue and eaat cf a Fire Chief Joseph Vena said Blectlon Dtetrlct the varloua coureee ' along Rlchardtos Avenue to th. can- lna running In a. northerly direction and dlitueai to tst nortAaaatarly rtght- er Une of South Street at an angle In rom. the center line of Sycamore that fireman Fred Wehrle re- of-way lint ot thl Niw York ud Long outh Street when the brook crotaat ymui to the right-of-waght-of-w ay ot the New Branch Railroad line where the eame He tama; thince (6) Northeaaterly. Torork &tc LoLomng BBranch h RilRailroadd CoC . ceived burns on the leg, and <• Interacted by the northerly line ot long the taM Drook to Ita tnteraectioo which atralghit lln* la 1180 feet wen ol was treated at the scene by the Whit* Road; thence (7) in a north- with th. canter lln. ol Ntptunt HI ' i. weaterly curb llini t ofl WeaW t EnE d •reeterly direction alone th* northeatt- way, alee known at Slate Highway 1— ivtnue. Alao that portion 0! the Bor- Matawan Township First Aid erly rlght-»f-viy lint el tha New Vork 6, being along the boundary lint of >ugh of Shrewabury aouth of a line and Long Braaeh Railroad, be the die-Dltuicti Noa, 1 3. 3 and 4 convtrg. Tinning along the center lint of Obr. Squad. tanoe whit it may to the point o Ihenc. (7) Northerly, along the center lace which it bounded on the west HWa8f*Sft 'THE plaoe of Beginning. line of Neptune Highway, and dividing iy Borewabury Avenue and on the 6H0ST WHO WALK9* line between Dletrfcta 1 and 3 to tht Wet by the eentir Una ol Broad Street, Need Money? Sell those things Polling place tor thla dittrlet It th •lact of Beginning. le polling place for thla dlatrlct la Itr* Home on Protpeot Avenue. Hair Hall ol the Pretbyterian Church n really don't need with a Third Election Dlatrlct Place ot meeting ot Board of Elec- etirtwabury, on gycamors Avenue. RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA 'i, 1EOINN1NO at a point In the aouth- on and polling place ot tha Becond MRS. PAOL S. FASRI. >aily Register Classified Ad arly line M Uttle Silver Point Road notion Dlatrlct li lot Ifargarat Vet- BorougOnr* h• Cler— k where th* aama It Interceded by the r School, aranl Avenue. lot. II. 53 ;all now. UTTUE westerly line of Parker Avinut South; J13.7O THERE'RESTRAINED H6Y/ ITS GOOD? thence (1) In an ealteily direction Thlrc ElecUes Ulatncl RICKEY IS_ BEEF, STRAINED / V alone the aoutnarly line of Llltle Sliver meotloa Dlil.-lc: Tire* 11 o«r»by de- OFF THIS DIET LET TH6M WORBY ABOUT Point Road to lta Intartectlon with the oed and deicrlbed at that lection and CARBOT5, APPL£ JTHANKS IT IF MY TEETH GOTO weaterly line ot Seven Brldgea Road; rrltory ot the Borough aa followt: NOW. MAYSS SAUCE...JTHST'S A Ihince (3) In t aouUietly direction BlalNNINO at the common corner V POT FROM NOT GtSTTlNS I DlatrlcU No. I. 3. B and 4 In the alonig the weeterlv y line of Seven Brldgea imter lint of Neptunt Highway and you couu? ENOUGH *OV£IV/WS*/ RoaiI to a point marked by an exten- running tbenc* (1) Southerly, along the 6IVS THESE tlon In 1 wiattrly direction of the lenter line ol Neptuae Highway croai- loutherly abort ot Town Meek Creek; ig th. elrelt and continuing In the 7O VOUR theno. (I) In an euterly direction along enter line ol Neptune Highway be the the aoutherly ahore ol Town Hack Creek urtatic. what It may to Whale Pond and continuing In a generally toutherly Irook and dividing lln. between the and, touUiiveittrly direction followlni urough ol Saioniown and Townahlp the Ihore line of Town Neck Oe»*k am Ocean; thence (3) Eaeterly, along Parker Cieek to a point ivher* the > dividing lino between the Borougn Flrat Blectlou Dlitrlct Interaacti thi Eatontovra and th* Townahlp of northtrDr ihon lint ot Parker Crtek; uean, be tha dlttance what It may to thtnet <4] in a northerly direction t. dividing lln. between the Borough elong the eaetarly Una of the Writ Elec- Weal Long Branch and thi Borough of T.V. tion Dlatrlct to Itw •oulhtrly line ol Batontown; thence (3) Northerly, r, Little Silver Point Road and the point ong tht dividing lln. between the orough 01 Weat Long Branch and the or place ol Beginning. orough 01 Batomown to Monroouth OLAMOKOUI M»C. LIV- Polling plac1i lor Wit dlttrlct Ii Bt. oad; thmot (4) Northerly, along Uon- IHO RQOM. natk Mlo or John't chapel Parlatt Houte on Little IOUUI Road and th. dividing lln. tu- "...': _ .'. Ho ec- Illvtr Point Road. reen t|i. Borough of mat Long colonel chair, cockrall fourth Election Dlilrtel irenoh and the Borough el Eatontown MOINNINO at tli. InterttcUon ol nd aiao being tht dividing lln* be- h*lt wie) j-irtp. toblM In tht ettteily lint ol Branch Avenui reen Uu Borough ol Eatontown and walnri nnlah. 3 tiectnttr MARK TRAIL By ED DODD and thi toutherly line ot flumeon Road; 1. Borough of oceanport. b. tha dle- lornot IncluOtli' thtnee running (1) In an tattirly direc- ince what It may to Broad Strait; HANDJ0MB 4-PC. BID- tion along the loutherly Itna Rumaon itnce (») IVwterly. along the nater ROOM SET. Lcttll rntd- fe//3 r T-THATS A...A...BEAUTIPUL Road ana aoroat Frotpeet Avtnut to at of Broad strett 10 Wyckoll Koal em odwKII 'V/' ft I COUe W/TH ME TO THE WIP tht euterly line of Proapett Avenue; tralnitf weWoMtfn t WtMrt. ,.I NEVER thtnee (9) In a northerly dlrecuon Vw aet'the aoroti Ruraton Road and along thi moh le the dlvldlnc Una between Dlf eatterly lln* ol rroipeot Avenue lo tht Icta Ho, 1 end Ko. a thenoe (?) rmrrer, cjml. loutherly lint of nidge Road, thine* uthweiuny dons Wyckoll Boel «BJ ptntl aad gttua lomoa, (J) In ao •ailarly direction along trie Ivldlng line between Dletrlctt Mo. 1 ron, plllowa. toutherly line of Ridge Road to the id No 3 to a mint oppotli. Meadow- O-PIECB DINBTTB SET Interitotlon with Harding Road I thenci rook Avenue: Ihene* (T) oontlnulng IN CHROME. Bright ond orthtrly, and Northwttttrlr. along the diMrkil blauom allver la- (II In a aoutlnrly direction along the Ivldlng lln. between Dletrlcta No. 3 wetterly line of Harding Road to the ' No. 1. bt til. dlttanca whal II loy pintle ten with wide northerly line of Huraton Roadl tninct to ih., Beginning, Other M ond 4 Urn Ontnh tfirerm till, ml double iff) aerofi itumton Road and In a, i pleo* oi meeting ol Board ol tlfO t. STfl bran list. 4 cholrt M vl- wtlttrlv direction along thi loutherly nr'. Compltrt »llti illwr- llnt-of Rumton Jload to lie Intiriectton Jon and polling plane tor thf Ml nnm my j« iiWvMKei mwrdrely with the nttirly lint of Savin Brljtgii mrd liactioti DUtriet It at ut war* and sloMware. "" .1; Uitnoe (t) In a aoutherlf dlrec- •tdawbrook school, Wyckofl Road,, 17.11 L PraM It., CO41DM along the utterly Hat1 of liven ii rfpad loTjvlnt mtrtwd hi an rearlk EleeMjai Otltrl« - I Oftn Mm. » t>rl. 'til », T»*t., We*., TneVt. IELD •Mlfcirt. 'hi I IIHI (nan laeterty dinotlon of the nod and ditorlbtd'ai that notion and 1 toutharly lint ol 1 thinct territory ol Ih. Borough diilgntted at omir lion. Rl. II. t. iruniwlcK (!) aoro*! " ant in follown ' •op, 1 Ouvi 24-Mond«y, October 25,1965 THE DAILY REGISTER petition is- ifterked by recent! idet cotinty-wide and uki cup- designed to combat "the iemoral-l The old-fashionM stone j» youth dttnoflsthitionj : against port of civic groups, -organiza- izlng factor (among U.S. troops with a cover is a good $*».*» Anti-Demonstration the government's Viet Nam tions and sympathetic individuals in Viet Nair) of being ready to store soft cooldeS. To keep mois- "from all over Monmouto Coun- policy. give your life ... and knowing ture In the cookies, old-time cooks DAILY CROSSWORD The petition, he said, will soon ty." that a minority back home is DOWN used to add a slice of bread to ACROSS Youths Draft Petition be circulated among local resi- The young man, 17 and a displeased with what you're 1. Soviet 1. Coronet doing." She jar. , news NEW SHREWSBURY - Miss Nam, .vhich do not express the dents by doorbell-ringing volun- senior it Monmouth Regional 2. Foreign ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISE agency 3. Yellow Donna Palumbo, 103 Glenwood view of the majority of the teers. He hopes to spread the High School, said the petition is S. Scrutinize pigment Dr., and Peter Morgenthal, 150 citizens of this country. 9. The 4. Samarium: Cloverdale Cir., co-chairmen of "c. We proudly accept the Science Shrinks Piles eyelashes sym. 10. Wheeler of a group of youthful supporters responsibilities placed upon us 5. German of U.S. Viet Nam policy, will 12.Grwt byw our government, and are admiral circulate the following petition, STOCK and SALES GIRLS New Way Without Surgery 13. Tenant 6. Central ready to do our duty if called. addressed to Gen. William West- 14. Anger American "d. We wholeheartedly sup- moreland, commander of U.S. WANTED 15. Legist republic port the American servicemen in Stops Itch-Relieves Pain ture 7.Than:Ger. forces in Viet Nam: 16.3.937 Inches Viet Nam and elsewhere. Mao York, N. Y. (Speci.l) -For the BO thorough that Bufferers mad« 8. Heckled "We the undersigned hereby first time science has found a new astonishing statements like 'Tiles abbr. 9. Smart "e. We believe that aggressive have ceased to be a problem!" 17. Howl tier, state that: communism must be met by healing substance with the aiton- 11. Cure ithing ability to shrink hemor- The secret is a new healing sub- for one firmness and resolution to secure 19. Competent 13. Measuring "a. We are in support of rhoids, stop itching, and relieve stance (Bio-Dyne®)-discovery of cord 33, Examina- U.S. policies in Viet Nam as freedom for ourselves and other pain — without surgery. B world-famous research institute. 21. Frost 15. Wharf tion Thi» substance Is now available 22. Regretted determined by the President in nations of the world." In ca»e after case, while gently accordance with the Constitution. relieving pain, actual reduction In tuppoitory or ointmint /om 23. Earthen- I 2 5 4 s t / B Young Morgenthal, son of re- under the name Prtparatio* H*. ware "b. We deplore demonstrations tired U.S. Marine Corps Col. N (shrinkage) took place. % Most imaiinj of all-results were At all drug counters. 26. Gusty II against the U.S. action in Viet Morgentha!, told The Register the 27. Moon 4 to 28. Fabulous bird i4" 29. River: % Czech. ft w % 30. Historical 17 18 2U mountain n 34. Author's % Vast assortments, full selections, amazing values! work: abbr. ll % % % 35. Dismounted M Va 37. Metal- bearing- rock n as % % % 38. Province 2» 11 » S5 THE BIG Di in India , so is Quality! % and 51 if, V 17 Fakistan % 40.Insects 58 40A 41. Tankard u STOP & SHOP OUR HOUSEWARES & DOMESTICS DEPARTMENT! YOU'LL SEE! SAVE! 42. Stupefy 4l 4i with drink % 43. Railroad 11 stops: abbr. 44. Vegetable %

Btillmari Says State EVERYTHING FIRST QUALITY USE EASV MONEY-BACK GUARANTEED OUR :iCHARGE ISow Needs Sales Tax BURLAP / PINCH :; NEWARK— A longtime foe Of become so heavy that it actually '« sales or income tax now wants defeats one of the important pur- WEAVE /PLEATED [the state to enact one because, poses for which it is often being jwithout tax reform, he says, New spent — the rebuilding of the •Jersey's cities may never stop de- city." DRAPERIES vteriorating. . . The cities need a steady flow i W. Paul Stillman of Fair Ha- of invsstment capital, Stillman iven, board chairman of the Mu- writes, but private capital will tual Benefit Life Insurance Co., not come into the cities in any Jbelieves "The state has come to volume so long as the tax rate She point where property taxes as does not permit a reasonable re- •Jiigh as those levied in many turn under competitive condi- sparts of New Jersey can no long- tions. ''High property taxes are er be tolerated." not only a burden on the home- ? As a member of the N. J. Com* owner,", he writes. "They also 'mission on State Tax Policy for stifle investment which provides J5 years, Stillman opposed en- jobs and tax ratables." j actment of a broad based tax. Stillman thinks a sales tax 'Sat, in the current issue of the has "decisive" advantages over •JJJEA Review, the monthly an income tax. Travelers and va- Sjnagazine of the New Jersey Edu- cationers would "contribute to 72-INCH LENGTHS 3.00 •cation.Association, be writes: the facilities they enjoy and the EST RON-FILLED * "We can no longer rely on the benefits they receive," and "for Luxurious semi-sheer, translucent weave with :real estate tax alone to support 92 per cent of the taxpayers, COMFORTER the look of chromspun! Fiberglas glass needs •the large costs essential to good family spending patterns are such no ironing, won't shrink, mildew, fade, that they would attract sales tax -government. Perhaps we have Quilt combed cotton percale stretch or burn! lieven waited too long." roughly in proportion to their in cover with Estron acetate come." \ New Jersey's big cities, he I fill. Floral print in pink, rwarns, are at a "financial cross- The property tax has changed ;roadJ." The property tax "has from the 19th century concept I1 blue or gold combinations. of taxing all property — real and personal, tangible and in- "State Boatmen tangible — to the current prac- tice of taxing little besides real Map Program estate, Stillman says. And, even TOMS RIVER - Leaders of for real estate, the tax base has the Federated Boatmen of New been narrowed by exemptions or Jersey held the first of a series reductions for veterans, oldsters SMART CONTEMPORARY of meetings here last week to and farmers. outline a six-month program. Concludes Mr. Stillman: "We Desk Lamps William F. Zimmermann, of have come to the end of a pe- 9-CUP ELECTRIC Union, elected president of FBNJ riod in the state's tax history." "BY A LEADING AMERICAN MAKER last month, presided at the con- COFFEE pp.*: •_. ference of'members of the ex- CARS COLLIDE ecutive, committee and division MIDDLETOWN — An automo- MAKER chairmen. The meeting was held bile driven by Miss Arlene Huys, at Cedar-Mar Club, with Eric W. 19, of 14 Walada Ave., Port ADJUSTABLE Luster, president of Cedar-Mar Moivmouth, was in collision -Boat Yard and Marinas, as host. Thursday night at 11:08'with a GOOSENECK Mr. Zimmermann appointed a car driven by Gerald Pflug, 58 four-man committee to work with Bayview Ave., Keansburg, at Rt. boat dealers, marine brokerage 36 and Church St. • (inns, and marina operators Miss Huys received slight in- WALL-TO-WALL throughout the state. They are juries and said she would see Mr. Luster; William R. Parsons, her own doctor. Patrolman Rob- Brews 5 to 9 cups, auto- Handsome two-tone coffee and Dredge Harbor Yacht Sales, ert McNair investigated. matically to suit your sand. 12-inch gooseneck. BATHROOM CARPET Riverside, chairman; Grant taste. Easy-pour spout. Bauer, New Jersey Yacht Sales, House Hunting! It's open sea- WITH MATCHING LID COVER Point Pleasant, and Ken Mease, son in the Daily Register Classi- Ocean Gate Yacht Basin. fied now. Plush tufted pile...with sure- grip urethane foam back. Pre- shrunk. Easy to install. MONEY FOR COLLEGE Washable BARKCLOTH Start SLIPCOVERS HARDWOOD I Your FOR MAPLE ARMCHAIR DIVANOLAS & STUDIO COUCHES FOLDING Savings Washable cotton barkcloth! Ter- DRYER rific selection of florals, mo- Account derns, provincial prints and Today! woven solid colors! APLE ARM DIVANOLAS 2 & 3 CUSHION STUDIO COVERS....6.00 Plan now Snag-less. Strong, durable con- struction! Easy to set up. I for the future you want BEDROOM 22-GALLON tomorrow. 0* PLASTIC KITCHEN fTRASH CAN AUTOMAT^ Clocks WITH COVER

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