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, 27,050 toflght Unrln mU to IBK | y, con- JferiBank Arid J mBd, ehaMt of showers. Jjufc Register, Inc., IMS, DIAL 741-0010 MONMOUTH NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS VOL. 89, na 117 9, 1966 7c PER COPY , PAGE ONE , ms $1 Million Salary Pact By FRANK WiHARBOUR Under the new law (S-24B). transportation and the like, to $9,879, and MA plus 30 points riod, from $3,100 to $5,400, with to break the agreements made All the pay raises for this year '' MIDDLETOWN — The Board passed earlier this year, voters would have to be cut, but not $6,600 to $10,400. in 12 steps. $200 Increments. last night. will come out of the new state Of Education, under provisions of will not be able to1 do anything salaries," Mid School Superin- Tha annual increment is $3W.- For maintenance men, the Sidney Sender, president of the sales tax aid, the board ex- «(new state tutute, last night about it tendent Paul F. Lefever. 'This' 50. ' guide ranges from $4,750 to $S,- Middletown Education Associa- plained. < Unproved a three-year salary The statute provides that, new law 'provides a great pro- For 1967-68, die BA degree 850, with $225 increments, and tion, said the pacts resulted from During the negotiations, teach- : p»et which will cost taxpayers where there Is a salary agree- tection, to' teachers and other range is $5,750 to $9,660, and cor- for custodians, $4,350 to $$,300, five mantis of negotiation be- ers were also represented by Wa|. . Marly .a! million dollars. ment, It cannot' be' abrogated employees." responding Increases for higher with $225 Increments. tween a teachers' committee and ter J. O'Brien, Trenton, field rep- . The lion'uhirJB of the money even It voter* defeat the school • At present, the (196647) teach- degrees, with increments of Unlike most school laws the the board. There were 17 meet- resentative for the New Jersey 1 will go to teachers, but school budget. • '. "I er salary guide calls for a BA .$325.80. board/under the new salary stat- ings. Education Association. . secretaries, custodians, malnte- Thus, if the budget here ft'de- degree range of $5,300 to $9,080; For 1968-69, the BA range is " ute, can bind future boards for a Prior to the board action last Unlike a number of other dis- . nance men.and bui drivers are tested next Febraury, as it' MA'degree, $5,8*1 to $9,610, and $6,000 to $10,080, and correspond- two-year period, in this case night teachers voted by secret tricts in the county, there were also included in,the agreement. .was this year, the law wmljd not • MA plus 30 points, $6,310.to,$10,- ' Ing Increases for, higher degrees, through 196S49. The salary pacts ballot, 499-12, to accept the pack- no threats hers—at least public- Although the new guides are permit any reduction in 'salary 090. ' • • with Increments .of $340. can be renegotiated upward, but age, .which includes major medl- . ly—-Of sanctions by teachers .white; not theJMghest in the county, the accounts.- • •' The new,guide,.for the current . Other Employees cannof' be reduced. , cal insurance benefits, and a $100 talks were being held—althougn total package, because of the "It would mean-Oat other ac- year, .provides; BA degree, For school secretaries, the Thus the boards next year and "bonus" this year for non-cer- association members reported number of employees, is. counts,' such as books, suppliei,, 4&S5Q to $8,324; MA degree, $8,105 guide ranges, fdr a two-year pe- the year after will not be able tified teachers. (See SALARY, Pg. 2, Col. 7) . >i ,!!• I = Mrs. Farber Diie to Testify Today Goppolino Jury Sworn By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON chief medical examln/r of Nevir York City, who Farber after the former Middletown man's body was , FREEHOLD — the hour of decision for Dr. performed a courfor'dered autopsy on Col. Farber's removed from his grave at Arlington, Va., National Carl A, Coppolino approaches this morning. A jury exhumed body last July, reportedly suffered a mild Cemetery. in his murder trial, finally selected yesterday heart attack at New York University Hospital. The state claims that Coppolino, who admittedly after four days of choosing, starts to hear testi- The hospital said that the attack had caused was then carrying on an extra-marital'love affair snony. no serious disruption in his recovery from a medical with Farber's widow, killed the colonel by pressing Mrs. Marjorie Farber, the 52-year old widow condition for which he had been admitted to the a pillow over his face.'Death is alleged tc< have of Army Col. William E. Farber, whom the 34-year institution a week ago, .and that he would be re- resulted from a broken neck cartilage. old anesthesiologistJiypnotiat-author is accused of leased tomorrow or Sunday. For several hours yesterday, however, the con- strangling, is expected to be the first state witness. Meanwhile, a scheduled meeting between Dr. tinuation of the trial appeared in doubt Superior. Court Judge Elvln R. Simmill will call Helpern and Dr. Richard Ford, of Boston, chief* on Prosecutor Vinoent P. Keuper and Defense At- Almost immediately after the' jury—now com* medical examiner of that city and an expert wit- torney F. Lee Bailey for opening statements at the posed of 10 men and "4 women, including two al- ness for the defense, to review evidence will be outset tut neither is expected to take much time. ternates—was empaneled at4 p.m., a report reached held ss planned tonight. Mr. Keuper, however, has an Important decision Prosecutor Keuper from'several of the more than 50 based on a late afternoon development yesterday. Dr. Fprd has permission of Judge Simmill to newsmen covering the trial that Dr. /Helpern was One ot his key witnessed Dr. Milton Helpern, look at throat tissues taken from the body ol Colonel (See COPPOLINO, Pg. 3, Col.', 4) '

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NEFTJ&flj TOWNSHIP — The of rh. nnrJ^MpWcir©f N.w Shr.w.Wy; Rl<. ^f.nl.y Mu,ri Page It from' the other side that they're a review of tire current'political tion urging the state to preserve will depend on the material be- Interested in moving this prob- his car as It rounded a bend the bog and agreed to sup- qualified testimony Is essential Enthusiastic rally continue* on stock market. . Page I situation in South Viet Nam.' near Cranbury Rd. ing disposed of in the fill. It la lem to 'the conference table." Rusk went to the Foreign Min- por•rtt the citizens committee In itsfor the new hearing. recognized that there Is no prac- Police said the right front fen- P Page Busk landed at Tan Son Nhut istry late in the day'to call on flghlt to prevent It from being Members ot the Watersheds der of the car hit a tree after tical way for the state or munin Allen-Scott Herblock .... Airport amid unusually stiff se- Foreign Minister Tran Van Do, used as a landfill dump. Association suggested that an at T the vehicle skidded off the road. Ipallty to supervise the landfill, Amusement) Home and Garden curity precautions alter a Viet who hid met him at the airport, Variance Remanded tempt be made to subpoena state ing operation so closely as to po£ Movie Timetable Publle Notice geologists or a request be made Birth* '- Cong stuck On Hie airport last Tomorrow he will pay protocol A variance granted to, Domi- (See BOO, Pg. 2, Col. 3) . v Obituaries . weekend. call* on Premier Nguyen Cao Ky Is hereby, given that the next nick Manzo, Matawan, to dump that staff members of Rutgers Chrlitmaa Trees " Jim Bishop Religion* Services He .then drove to the residence and Chief ot State Nguyen Van regular ,m»>llng of the Holmdel University survey the bog, In the t Brldfe ...... Sylvia Porter ot' Ambassador Henry Cabot Thleu. ., Township .Planning Board will be The Betsy ROM Interest of conservation. 15,000. Your choice, 11. Huhn'tj. : F Street, Belmar.—Adv. ' \ ' plunged Into a series The American spokesman Irt- held on Thursday, J»nu»ry 8,1967, 'The World's Best Hamburger' Utter To Howard Classified Stock Market . ot what a spokesman .called dlcated ha expected the protocol at Holmdel Township Hall at 8:30 broiled on real charcoal. Evening Nathaniel Tlschler, association Catering Private Parties CwsJcs Successful Investing "shirtsleeve •, .,. glve-and-ttke talks to branch out Into more p.m. dinners $1.75,600 Hwy. 38, Shrews- president, reported th»t in re- At home or at Th U Television i . tour-the-horltpn" briefings. substantial' areas bui did • not Winistn J. Duncan ,. bury. 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. dally. sponse to Ihe group's letter to Re«aurant, ri g Eflttoij*!* Wftmen's Nam Rkk will be here until Sun< hint what these mlgft be. 'Secretary "(Adv.) T < " (Adv.) the state. Department of Health ii (Adv.)' % THE DAILY REGISTER E fm-SZTX-,^ ,S^g«E.fT >k-tot W fety Unit Lauds Otum On Retiring LTONTOWN - The Mon- Capt Dunn, whose title comes mand the Morristown troop, re- St'atesUemocrdt^ County Traffic Safety from the State Police, was one of tiring in the rank of captain af- !ee* yesterday said an of•the initial class of troopers trained ter 32 years service. For the past farewell to Capt. Daniel J. j ,. MADISON TOWWSHIP -.Pine I in 1921, the year the State Ufa years lie feu acted *» sec- 1 Ounn, of Eiicabeth, its secretary Police force was organized. He retary for the 14 county safety Haven resjden|s turned, out jnOutspent GOP, 5War. round lice January, 1957, »t Old Or- committees in the state, op-ordin force last'night to protest loss 'public relations." The report did rose through the ranks to com- RepublicaTRENTONn organizatio. (AP) —n Thwae sstat oute -and .$11,450 for 1 ttftrd Country Club. ating and assisting their activi of a school mil transporting their spent by more than a 5 to 1 not break down the (spending llg- """*• Dunn, affiliated with the youngsters in' the high school. margin by its Democratic coun- ures into various''prohwlfonal 1 &*• '-I .. .•••, ': : Jersey State Safety Council Pair Fined, It was largely through his ef- The Board of Education, after terpart this year, financial state- areas. ' ' , ,' '•". ' the past 12% years, will re- forts in the state Safety Council barrage of demands from an ments of the two parties showed Case, who won a third term by jfce Jan. 1, having reached mam- that the Legislature finally passed estimated 65 parents, agreed to today. a plurality that unofficially ap- ' mum retirement «ge. Jail Woman the implied consent bill re- reinstate the transportation, at proached a half.'mJMpn votes, ...-Chairman Elmer Noll present- A report filed with the secre- cently, providing a fair method least until next month. tary of state disclosed that the conducted a kiw-key campaign jd an engraved plaque with the of testing suspected drunk driv- in comparison to Wilentz. thanks and best wishes of the On Charges The board explained that a re-Republican State Committee ers. He was also influential in up- check of the route between Pine spent $179,278 between Jan. 1 and The Committee (or' 4w jjornrolttee. MIDDLETOWN—John Oswald, ^ "Capt. Durni has-been a right ... - „,,..„., .. 1 grading the status of municipal Haven homes and the school the Nov. 8 Senate and Congres- Case, which administers the in- 161 East Rd., Beiford, was fined mn offi<.erSi „, effort gmed at showed it to be less than ^ sional elections. cumbent's personal Contributions, farm to me, personally, in con-JIM yesterday in Municipal Cour ducting the safety program," Mr. producing better enforcement at miles, the distance required for reported spending $67,443 of the for permitting effluent to spll local levels. These objectives, he reimbursement by the state of Democratic figures on file $91,350 Case rwelyed from vo- Jfoll said, "and he has been of from his septic tank truck. show I an expenditure over the Neatest assistance to police said, meet needs seen during Ms transportation costs, , . now. Wllent** campaign commit- Richard Struble, Metucben experience as a member of the past 12 months of $1,037,982. The tee said It spent all but about Parents argued that Rt. 518Democrati, c report said the party efs and other municipal offic- pleaded guilty to causing $1,000 State Police. which would provide the shortest $200 of the $31,365 the Democrat worth of damage to a house, he received $900,973, leaving a post- reported receiving..; ., ...... «'•" r : distance to the school, is hazard- campaign deficit of $137,000. ~-~A rising ovation''followed the occupied as a tenant at 230 Main ous. They said they cannot per- The personal contributions are ^presentation. St., Beiford. He was given a sus- mit their children to walk it and, The GOP, on the other hand, not included in the expenditures pended sentence of 60 days In ;~jCapt. Bunn called his service as a result, husbands must leave said it received $206,176 this year, of the party organizations, { to the group a "real pleasure and jail and a suspended fine of $500 (Continued) cars home to provide transporta- leaving it with a balance of $26,- a sincere privilege." and ordered to make restitution itively prevent the acceptance of tion for the children. BOO. . -, "This group has been outstand- to the homeowner, Mrs. Florence a liquid polluting substance for Anderson. disposal In the landfill. The board replied that it will, 4boiit half the Democratic ex- ing and dedicated in its efforts penditure was used to finance di- "It is possible, "the letter went consider classifying Rt. 516 ai a toward highway safety." he said. Magistrate Seymour Kleinberg hazardous route but explained rectly the campaign of defeated "The rewards for your efforts warned the man that if the wom- on," that the operator of the land- U.S. Senate candidate Warren W. fill will not accept such material. that Throckmorton Ave., a safer —may take a little time, but I'man is not paid within six months but longer route to the school, WllenU and his Congressional sure you can look forward to he will impose the fine and theHe has indicated, I understand, running mates, the Democratic RIVERVIEW that he will not accept liquid INTERVIEWED BOSTON ATTORNEY — Jack Silver- still provides a walking distance making a big dent in traffic cas jail term. Struble paid court of less than 2% miles. report indicated. Red Bank . .• ~ unities in this county." costs of 510, industrial wastes that might pol- man, 13-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Steven Foderaro lute • the underground water The board agreed to have Its Democratic campaign spend- (nee Nancy Spitalny). Park View Held in $2,500 bail for Mon-Strata. of 31 Hibernia Way, Freehold Townihip, jots down an- administrators reinstate the busing included $366,000 for televi- mouth County Grand Jury action sion advertisements and promo- at Madison, Laurence Harbor, Weather It is my understanding that swers F. Lte Bailey made to his questions. The youth, transportation until they have re- is Mrs. Jean Johnson, 612 West checked distances, evaluated Rt tion, nearly $50,000 for radio, daughter, yesterday. ' New Jersey: Partly cloudy and Park Ave., OakhursL She is the state Department of Conser- a former Register newsboy, has hopet of becoming an warm today after some morning 518 In terms of hazards and sub-$68,1)00 for billboard advertise- Mr. and MrsWillia, m Berth charged with issuing two stolen vation and Economic Develop- attorney, his father disclosed. (Register Staff Photo) ments and $28,000 for newspaper (nee Elizabeth Britamak), 67 fog. High in 60s north low 70s ment would consider buying the mit a report to the board Jin, and forged checks for $25 each 12. H the bus Is then to be dis- wlvertijeinents, the party's re- Elmwood Ave., Atlantic High- south. Partly cloudy unseason- to Foodtown, Rt 35, two years area in question with Green ably mild tonight with fog devel- continued, parents of the children port said. lands, daughter, yesterday. ago. Acres funds if and when such Mr. and Mrs. Jens Martlnten oping. Low in 50s. Tomorrow funds become available for this Aspiring Lawyer, 13,to be affected wi|l pe given two The Republican State Commit- ".mostly cloudy continued warm weeks notice by mail.- tee said it spent $16,968-on Sen. (nee Joyce' Casacza), 8 Beach- TO VISIT SCHOOLS acquisition. The state will con- wood Ter., Matawan, daughter, Chance of some showers; High in tinue to, maintain an interest and Clifford P. Case's campaign, 60s and low 70s. * NEW YORK — Miss Mary S. $13,845 on the congressional races yesterday. concern in this dispute until the Rev. and Mrs. Larry Calhoon TIDES Doyle, executive director of thepossibility.of underground pollu- Meets Fg Lee Bailey Sandy Hook Mandl School for Medical and 2 Hanukkah (nee Kathleen Fry), 48-A Lake- tion is removed," the letter con- FREEHOLD - A 13-year-old Silverman, 31 Hibernia Way, af- view Ter., Eatontown, son, yes- TODAY - High 5:35 p.m. andDental Assistants here, will visil cluded. Freehold Township boy whoter a talk with Mr. Bailey in a Monmouth Regional High School Salary; terday..' , - •'- low 11:42 p.m. i No Roe Reply thought meeting F. Lee Bailey sideroom of the prosecutor's of- Parties Set TOMORROW - High 6 a.m.New Shrewsbury, N.J., Monday ti •, Mr. and. Mrs. James Htckett Mr. Tischler told the associa- would be as thrilling as meeting fice at the courthouse. ENGUSHTOWN — ..The Con-' ' ti (hee Janet Wltiel), It Oak St., 'and 6:24 p.m. and 12:24 a.m. andat 12:30 p.m. to outline the the President of the United States that "at times the got very school's programs. She will re- tion that its letter to Robert A. The attorney is chief counsel to gregatlon, Sons of Israel will hold rough." - . i- '' ' Uncroft,' daughter, yesterday, ,. — p.m. • Roe, commissioner of the state met the famed 33-year-old law- Dr., Carl A. Coppolino, who is ontwo Hanukkah celebrations over '\Mr. bnd Mrs. Cornelius Mackln SUNDAY - High 6:54 a.m. andturn to Monmouth County on Dec. yer yesterday and said he Borough President Warren C 19 to visit Freehold Reglona Department of Conservation and trial here for the murder of Wil-the weekend,, one for adults and (nee Sally Clarice), 10 ftfcttn 7:12 p.m. and low 12:30 a.m. and Economic Development, has gone couldn't have been happier. liam E. Farter at Middletown onefoefor cchildren: ,-'• DeBrown list' night commended Blvd.. Atlantic ttgMandsV'ion, High School. both the - teachers' negotiating 12:18 p.m. unanswered. "He was great," reported Jack Township in 1963. At 8: SO yesterday. I For Red Bank and Rurnson p.mp. . tomorrowtoorrow, ^ere team and the. board a* a Whole PARTY SUNDAY Mr. Bauman noted that the The Silverman boy, younger ol wi|l be" a parrarry fofrr adults'featurdlt - Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Onornto bridge, add two hours; Sea state had advised the three for. the manner In which negjtia- MATAWAN - The Matawan two children of Mr. and Mrs. (ne«,Frances Stefanskt), J5 'Mel- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long counties to buy the bog and won't Grant Stanley Silverman ("Please men- Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- Mineralogical Society will hold rosevhf., .Middletown, daughter, say anything further. (Continued) tion my sister, Debra, who is 10,tion will benefit the building fund. yesfir&y. ^, lands bridge, add 40 minutes. its Christinas party in* Buck "We (the citizens committee) and who goes to the Burlington Xtm Students . In Monmouth Beach, yester- Smith's Restaurant, East Keans ministrators are studying the pos- Awards will lie given for'Oufe' don't know what else to do to sibility of starting some education- Road School," said Jack.) asked standing Hanukkah home decora- At present, there are 5S4 teach- MONMOUm MEDICAL day's high was 64 and the lowburg, , Sunday at 2 p.m. move the state," he remarked. for the interview as the subject er* in the «chool system', largest Long Brush ' 44. The overnight low was 46 and Reservations may be - made al television in the school system. tions. N Mr; Bauman—scoffed—at r DnThe studies are not yet como-f a term, paper in civics. He Is in Monmouth'County, with More Mr. and Mrt. Arthur Blike the 7 a.m. temperature to- ftrough George Wells, 347 ForHandle'- s statement that the "op- an eighth grader at the Clifton A donation to the building fund than 12,000 students. - (nee Nanny Bothea), 348 Texas pleted. will be made at the affair by the day was SO. rest Ave. erator" won't separate the gar- T. Barkalow School. The salary package is expected Rd., ' MorganvUle, daughter,, bage "and even I don't do it." The board awarded a $4,200 Freehold Area Jewish War Vet- Wednesday. •' They talked about the' hard erans. , school budget over the $8 million He claimed the average horns- contract, on low bid,to B&W mark. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coyle (nee Trucking Co., Long Branch, for facts of a lawyer's practice—like Hostesses at the buffet will be CHRISTMAS owner throws all types of refuse what to study in college andwhal The current budget, before Its Dorothea Clayton), 571 High St., site clearing at the New Mon- Mrs. Marcy Salu and Mrs. Joan long Branch, ion. Wednesday. into his trash can, including to ask witnesses who may later Glauberman. defeat last February, totaled 'chemicals and rat poisons." mouth Rd. property .where a new school will be constructed. become their bread and butter in The children's party will be (7,876,561. "Well, there's noydoubt in jny the legal profession. mind chemicals and poisons Sunday at 10:30 «.m. when'the It was cut $110,000 by the A $2,316 contract went to Free- "Learn --the King's English,' board, and another $120,000 by would pollute underground wa- hold Rambler, Freehold, for a children will present a pageant ters,""1 stated President Tischler. the always glib Bostonian told commemorating the triumph of the Township Committee, as a re- jeep to be used in the Sandy sult; of the defeat. I hope this is brought out at Hook the young interviewer who hopes Hie Maccabees over, the Syrians. We have the largest nature study program. The to sqmeday join the bar. "It wilt the hearing. And this association board, awarded a $3,780 contract The teacher salary account, for always be In your favctr." the curre,nt"year, totals fl,7l6,20tf.' should make garbage disposal to Shore Tractor Co., Freehold, 1 ^election of another of its studies to deter- for purchase of a tractor. The youngster wrote to MrNeptune. Ills expecied to top' the $5'mil- Bailey at the coiirf house afte 1 i lion mark next. year. ' • "'" mine how it applies to conser- Bids for grading work at the ' . ' (ContfnuedJ *' I Famous Brands vation." learning last week that fie wtiuU didn't know if the appeal, which Said Mr. be Brown of the new Ugh school site-were held for be making an appearance here. John Karanik, sanitary engi- further study. Low bid was $39,- must be filed within 45 day* pact: "This agreement was ham- Perfumes and Fragrances neer of the federal, Water Pol- 940, by Arnoldt Construction' Co. ."You probably'won't, be able to from Nov. 15 - the date Dr. mered out as each side worked lution Control Administration at see me," he wrote, "but Clayton issued the order *- would diligently in the best traditions For Men and Women Raritan Depot, a guest speaker (if you could) it would be like be filed by Dec. 15. of American professional negotia- last night, advised Mr. Bauman meeting the President of the He said it would be up to thetions, and we, feel In the best in- to get in touch with the NewAppeal United States." court to decide if the filing of terests of the faculty, taxpayers PARKE DRUGS York Public Health Service for (Continued) Mr. Bailey arranged the meet- the appeal stays the acting com- and students of our community." information on garbage disposal S1MOADST. 747-3784 RED BANK made optional we could still re- ing by having one of his staff missioner's order. •t" • —r—— ,' , and its relation to pollution. quire the parents to pay," Mrcal. l the Silverman home. And Queried by The Register last v DRIVER IS FINED Douglass said. that call, the boy says, arrived night, Dr. Clayton said that when LONG BRANCH - Magistrate as though it were from the White the state Board of Education up- IS WALLACE ST. "I think it was the intent of Stanley Cohen yesterday fined RED 1ANK—747.2273 House itself. held the Integration ruling on Carmen Addeo of 349 Exchange the acting commissioner that the Nov. 2 It was understood the Nep- board pay," Mr. Sating advised. PI.; $10 for careless driving. Sportsmen To Hold tune board would ask for a stay if "Your, obligation now is to en- it chose to appeal. act a* policy in fine with the' rul- Land-Use Symposium ing until it Is reversed. It will Mr. O'Hagan said he expects FURNITURE CO. do little good to defy it." TRENTON-David G. Bean ol the Superior Court to hear the Holling Rd;r Colts Neck, will rep- appeal "within the next several The commissioner's report resent the Central Region, N. J,months." WEST KEYPORT. N. J. draws a distinction between activ- State Federation of Sportsmen's The statement read by Mrs.' ities "as axe part of the regularClubs, at a land-use symposium Nicol last night said the board 264-0181 classroom program of instruction in the cultural center auditor- wanted "a full hearing on the or course of study," oh the oneium, here, Thursday. matter of its future plans in con- band, and "such other school af- Attending the session will b nection with the construction of fairs as dances, concerts, dramat- Gov. Richard J. Hughes, Con- an intermediary school, and ad- ic productions, athletic events and servation Commissioner Robert ditlonal elementary school, and the like, for which admission A. Roe, state Health Commis- such things as safety, cost, con- charges are ordinarily made. sioner Dr. Roscoe P. Kandle and venience, hazards to school chil- Such activities while certainly John Kervlck, state treasurer. dren, etc." "Open Every Evening 'til Chrutmat" part of the total school curriculum Mr. Bean-is also publicity d Uphold Principles are not part of the classroom rector for the Monmouth Coun- The statement said the board teaching program. They occur ty Federation of Sportsmen'* believes in the educational value after normal school hours and at- Clubs. of the neighborhood school (or tendance at them is voluntary." young children and is concerned The decision refers to a field To fill jobs fast, place "Help its "sound educational principles What better trip as 'a classroom made mo- Wanted" ads in The Daily Reg- and policies. . .will be damaged bile." ister Classified. or rendered void" by the state's integration order. use for The board Is concerned with the additional expenses, such as bops money transportation costs if young chil- dren are reqyired to attend GOING TO schools outside of their neighbor- or gift cash? hoods, crossing guards, and cafe- THE CITY? terias according to the prepared statement. Among other, difficulties' the state order would impose, the board cited that if a child Is attending a school other than the GO BY BUS! neighborhood school and becomes Airport Plaza, Hwy. 36, Hailet, H. J. ill "the parents must provide per- sonal transportation." A touch of the holiday sta- and Keansburg Terminal And, the statement concluded, ton It. intttprtttd In this holly 24 TRIPS DAILY TO N.Y.C. "This board, in its studies of this 13 TRIPS DAILY TO NEWARK problem, Is concerned with the leaf brtooeh. Extr«m*ly heavy effect on the community by cer- •nd ixquiiirtly dirailtd in 264-9828 — 787-0066 — 787-9676 tain pupils withdrawing from the Free Parking school system, in the event the I8K. gr«»n gold. state Board of Education direc- $»2 tive is adopted." Former Commissioner of Ed- PAY AHEAD ON YOUR LOAN- Leonardo TtrmlnaP CHARTER ucation Federick M. Raubinger 1AVE MONEY AND OWN SOdjhfl _. 291-9623 in a summary Judgment last There's a pre-payment privilege built into the honie May ordered the Neptune Town- 24 TRIPS SERVICE ship board to submit a plan for loan you have with us. You may pay ahead on your DAILY TO N.Y.C. AVAILABLE correcting racial imbalance. His home loan at any time... wfthoutpenalty..., save, 13 TRIPS DAILY action came after parents of Ne- nwMt on total interest costs, bring: the daiy closer when TO NEWARK gro children petitioned him, con- •1-1300 tending de facto segregation ex- you own free and clear. 291-1300 11.9623. ists in township schools. Free Parking. Five of the township's seven schools are racially Imbalanced, according to the state order. Red Bank EUSSILLES These are the WhltesvUle, Shark Monmouth's Leading l*mer$ River Hills, Ridge Avenue and Ocean Grove Schools, all housing Savings 36 Broad — at tht clock NiW YORK-KEANSBURG kindergarten through' sixth AND WAN ASSOCIATION grades, and the Summerfleld 10 BROAD ST. • REO BANK, N. J. School, which Is kindergarten LONG BRANCH BUS LINE through'fifth grade. About 4,000 741.37(10 7I740M • 7S ItKlnmr, KMMIMI f JV-it youngsters are Involved, accord- Safety of your Savingi Insured up'totlSfiOO ing to tlu board. < , 'V Coppolino

doctor would not b« testimony tte>Ute On Ca err aider asking for a mlsti WEST LONG BRANCH - The ting off the present trial, so that Monmouth College Alumni Asso- it might be'reopened'later. ciation will sponsor its fourth The effect would have been to annual career seminar for the force selection of a new jury, college's students and alumni oh which in this- case has already Thursday, Jan. 5, in Woodrow taken, four days, and to Have Wilson Hall. renew all other arguments. When he announced'plans for Bailey Would Object the seminar, Marc G Holmes, xMr. Bailpy mad» it clear .even' alumni coordinator said: "from 'the' beginning of doubts "The purpose is to atquaint about Dr. Helpern's availability. . Aye-, contended Monmouth College undergraduates that, Jiq wquld object to fc mis- tha, appointments l»y the :, . with the practical aspects of vari- trial "and would? Insist' that some «Wp Comifilttee in* ttipHj vote ous employment areas > in which of Helpern*! assistants be re« were Illegal,-. . k " , » they may have career interests." required to put In whatever proof ',faey charged that the three- Representatives of major cor- the medical examiner might mwnber majority; Mayor Albert porations and alumni wilt share have. W.-.Mfr-^ortrtek and. Committee- their knowledge and career ex- ipari Rt!ph~ fleck and? John M, MRS. MARJORIE FARBER Prosecutor Keuper said his con- periences with the students In a •Tender; were In" conflict Of/in cern was the risk of possible dou- round-table discussion involving terest when,, they named thern- ble jeopardy for Coppolino if he the undergraduates and alumni •elves u three at tfa« flv* utility ? started to put his case before the career counselors. roe Trier... -' 7, • jury and then could not go on. Mr. Holmes said that the sem- the other two appointees were According to thfe present sched- inar, to start at'3 p.m., has been Afoot V. VfliapfaiMV a former ule, Mrs. Farber will tell her aide scheduled for the afternoon in an Rules Relaxed attempt to generate greater stu- tpramltteeman' and- the- area of the alleged killing this morn- PLEDGE — Edwaed A. Kwik of Highlands, head of the state Veterans of Foreign or vehicle agent.-ahd Jerome FREEHOLD — So-called, ground' fules s4t by Judge ing and will be followed by sev- dent participation. Wan Multiple Sclerosis drive; center, loo ks on as Vincent L. Brinkerhoff, state VFtyf Jensen, »/JeMey Central Power Elvin R. Simmlll for Dr. Carl A. Coppoiino's murder trial eral other state witnesses. Each! First, at a general assembly, commander, left, pledges the organization's support to Joseph F. Hobbins of Rah way, UghV" Company cftetjuifVe, news'coverage tfere both relaxed and ignored yesterday after of course, will be subjected to there will be a panel dis- been named Authority < completion of the Jury selection. cross examination, from the Kwilc !is ». forme r kMonmouti lL h ri:Distric1 : i t VFcuW/ commander J . > cussion on career planning, job MS chapter president Mr.''""-"'- " " ' - - - " " " " First, the Judge okayed admission of newt photographers famed ' New England de- interviews, and resumes. . ;Tht Suit was the second since to the court house grounds so they could get closer pictures fense counsel, (fie-^loyember election involving . of whomever they wanted to picture going in and out of Dr. Helpern will appear some Then there will be an informal Youth Held Trade Talk MrBt;>vi?t*to filj.a vacancy, Jn * effecf. The order also applies to TV cameras and radio re- case to require more than three and corporation representatives On Suspicion By Cpnsidine cording devices, One'of the''court officers observed a man days for presentation but that the will attend a buffet in Joseph's OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Police Lto'ltife ifirtUactton,- Jib . ap- toting a transistor radio under his .arm in the court room length of time will be determined Restaurant, West Long Branch. Chief John Harvey said today ftointmeht w»ildi«JlMiged but during the trial yesterday'and removed it, by the extent of Mr. Bailey's Set Tuesday that police last night had ar- r;Cottrt Judge Andrew/ A.' - One of the chief tenets of the' code proclaimed by Judge questioning. rested Joseph Balina,17, of 605 NEWARK - Richard H. Con- ' ~ Mt v*e|i that the Simmill about-lawyer! talking'to newsmen about the trial was Whether Coppolino will take the Evarts Given Summerfield Ave., Asbury Park idine of Oceanport will be a . ed too tat*/*, and ' .left in limbo, Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper said he felt that stand or not still Is an unan- on suspicion of larceny of the I »M. be conddered. •' " » he'WM still bound by it but 'defense counsel' F. Lee Bailey uest speaker Tuesday at a sem- swered question, Oak Park Service Station, Mon- V«M-Verdstoff, NewjBruns- tald it was no longer controlling, College Post inar on international trade ex- During interrogation of the 104 mouth and Roosevelt Aves. 4. xeprcseotfl 'W| cunco ana *'',! In ijefther, event, whatever might be said was lost in the persons quitted for jury duty in pansion in the Robert Treat Ho- anticipation of iwbat, actually .would be said when testimony Accordjng i to Deputy Chief .. Bfnwsr In the, ,Uttst' at- selecting the panel, Mr. Bailey (1, here. John t)aw«, Freeflow, wal : starts to go Into tte record this morning. repeatedly inquired whether Harvey, police became suspicious The seminar is to be sponsored wy'.in the tult against Mr. there would be any prejudice if when they saw Balina's car by the Rutgers Graduate School B*c)t.'M»rvin Schafer, Ocean the defendant didn't take the wit- parked late last night on Sum- of Business Administration. Mr. ness chair. merfield Ave. After watching the Zoners Okay car for some time, he said, they Considine will be a panelist on tended the township In the Beck Mr. Bailey reminded the jurors saw Balina run across Roosevelt "Easing the Product Flow," and that New Jersey law requires tha Wit.. Avc, into the car, His right hand will discuss potential .trade areas, the state prove its case.beyond Proposal For was cut and a window of the product distribution and financial a reasonable doubt, regardless of Oak Park Service Station at ind business environments. whatever explanation the defen- Mattice Asks Monmouth and Roosevelt Aves. Greenhouse dant does or does not make. An insurance broker and con- Was broken and a tire jack lay Proof Required iultant with local and New York KEANSBURG — The Zoning nearby, Chief Harvey said. ,000 Fee Board of Adjustment last night "The Question here," he said, offices, Mr. ( Considine is also Chief Thomas Pesano of the president of the Oceanport Tax- •>REEHOLD-An application by granted a variance to Michael is not whether the defendant did Long Branch] police said Balina payers Association and a mem- attorney Joseph F. Mattice of the deed, but whether the state and Olga Rosco to place a pre- later confessed to larceny of sev- ber of that borough's Citizens Ad- Asbury Park for a fee of $5,000 can prove he did it" fabricated greenhouse on their eral other places of business in risory Committee. He is vice for defending a murder case de- m after- his New Jersey Long Branch including Forshay's iresident of the Plus XII Institute fendant Jajt. month it scheduled premises at 201 Shore Blvd. trial, Dr. Coppolino faces anoth- Pontiac, Finn Bulck. Johnny's ind regional vice president of the W be heard by Superior* Court Stipulations tot granting of the er In Florida, he Is accused there of injecting a lethal drug Into Es?o station, a Cities Service and Hllanova Alumni. Judgt Elyin R. $Immlll Dec. 22. variance are Out Mr. Rosco elim- a Mobil service station. The Rearing was postponed from inate three smaller existing green- the veins of his first wife, Dr. He is a graduate.of St, Peter's today. houses and consolidate into the Carmella Coppolino. College, and attended Villanova Mr. Mattice defended Edward proposed 27x48-foot building and While the' last four members Gets College Post University Law School and the also that no retail selling be done of the current jury-panel were Wharton School of the University A. Lynch in the killing of Mrs. WEST LONG BRANCH - Dr. Dorothy McKenzie of Toms Riv- from the property; being chosert—one woman and of Pennsylvania. three men—Mrs. Farber made a A. Monroe Moore of Bound Brook, er, whose body was found Aug. Frescott Evarts who received his doctorate at th< s Is in her own car,at the rear of Chairman Dr. Frank A. Mlele visit to the prosecutor's office and announced that he .Is going to University of North Carolina, has N6 Matter What You Are Look- a parking lot off Rt. 9, Howell talked wiuV Chief of County De- WEST LONG BRANCH—Pres- request that the newly-appointed Robert A. Lundy Joined the faculty in the Monmouth Ing For Find It fast in The Daily hi tectives John M, Gawler. cott Evarts of Long Branch be- (EMHflL JERSEY BANK building Inspector, Nicholas Jack- Coliega department of business Register Classilied section. The chief said their talk was came an assistant professor of administration this Semester as owltz, attend all future meetings, merely to go over evidence the Lundy Keeps English at Monmouth College this an associate professor of econom- {T buildinbg g ItapectqIptqr state state has prepared., She was' ob- semester. His appointment was ics. His-appointment has been ''prison by Ju«KJSimmill. tri addi- be here at alll times,ti"" he fisteited served vbyt photographers and announced by Everett W. Holt, announced by Everett W. Holt, tion to ttUwJInSl f«e, Mf. Mat emphatically. , FairAJH($ven newsmeij, hpwever, but decjlned dean of the faculty. , ttce has al|& Mked tor $845 foi The next meeting Is Jan. 12. to talk with,'them. She is repre- lean of the faculty. /its -investigator, Charles Proul sented .locally by George M. Mr. Evarts has a' bachelor ol From July, 1961, until he cam \3f. -of Aibury Park. Squad's Helm Chamlin, of West Long Branch, irts degree from Harvard College to Monmouth .College, Dr. Moore who has been a daily observer nd a master of arts degree from was an assistant professor of ec- FAIR HAVEN - Robert A. onomics in the department of ec- at the trial, lolumbia University. He received Lundy, 288 'Fair Haven Rd., has onomics at Rutgers University. seen re-elected president of the As the jury selection continued, ie Edward Chandler Cumming with the prosecutor still demand- Before that he was assistant pro- First Aid Squad,, ward at Harvard and the Van ing that all jurors agree to be fessor of statistics in the College The first man" ever to win' two lensselaer Prize,- honor scholar- willing to vote the death penalty of Business Administration at Our extensive onsecutive terms In the post, if he proves his charge of a pre- hip, at Columbia University, Louisiana State Universtiy. AT. Lundy also -was re-elected meditated killing, the rate of ex- vhere he now is seeking his doc- He held teaching fellowships vice president of the fire depart- cuses because of objection >rate< at the Alabama Polytechnic Insti ment recently. * capital punishment showed He was an instructor in En- tute, and the University of N[orth BULOVA He is a communications con- sharp rise. glish at Suffolk County Commun- Carolina, Dr. Moore also had a lultant for the New York Bell Whereas in the' first two days ity College, Selden, L.I., from 1963 Ford Foundation Doctoral Dis- Telephone Co and a former fire of inquiry only three prospects to 1966. sertation Fellowship. hief. were excused for conscientious COLLECTION Also elected by the First Aid 'or religious scruples against the iquad were Charles Meyer, vice electric chair, the final count president; Robert J. O'Neill, sec- showed that 31 of the total of 104 SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT! 2 Days Only! says^Merry Christmas" retary; James Acker< treasurer; questioned had objections. Wed. & Tliiirs., Dec. 14 & 15 Donald Frank, captain; Donald For the first time during the —SHOWS AT 7:15 and 9:35—- in a very special way! JOINS LAW HRM — Jweph lodgklss, first lieutenant; and jury choosing ordeal several pros- Robert D. Brown, second lieuten- pects reflected concern about be- Mohan of 5p2 Sixth Av».; ant. ing confined over the upcoming Beloiarj recently joined the Alfred Robblns was elected to Christmas holidays. law firm of Potter and Gag its third three-year term on the One woman made it very clear to Judge Simmill who tried to liano, Long Branch, as an as- oard of trustees. TM thty maka qulU a Mr. Brown, Mr. Lundy and Wil-assure her that the civic respon- tostivuttJw " iti .thay stand for sociate. Mr. Meehan gradu liam Lang were named delegates sibility was paramount. She Yai — Pay l»» ated from Middlebury Col- the state association with Jack said: -Ei 1 with lege and New York Univer- McQueen, Mr. Robbins and Luke The difference is that I will >rjnor to serve as alternates. be locked up and you won't." —.—;"AT'AJ.T.V sity Law School and taught She was later excused for oth- at St. Rose School, Belmar. er reasons but Judge Simmill NEPTUNE CITY said that, even if he has to call Mopping Cnht on Rt, 35—774-6271 Man Jailed night court sessions, the case will be concluded Before Christmas THE PLAZA4M-4434 On Counts Of Mr. Bailey estimated that It may Rr. 36 owl Mlddk Rd, and CUT take ten days, starting today, but Keuper said it shouldn't be that Theft, Entry long if the defense counsel does not carry on too extensive cross CHRISTMAS TREES! KEYPORT-Michael T. Fales, ACRES OF iE«mn« uoi "so" af euwtR "»e" 27, of 172 Sydney Ave., Union examination. Tht newest In deiltn. 21 The look of tomorrow. FREE PARKING! THEATRES jeweli. Shock-railstint. 17 ieweli. Self-wlndlni. elegance. 23 lewtls Beach, Is being held in Mon- VelloworwMte. Weterprool*. Luminous, 2 dltrrandi. Yellow Douglas Fir • Spruce AIT or white. ; mouth County Jail, Freehold, in White. lieu of $3,500 bail on two charges Newman Honor I I I I }W.OO it larceny and two charges of Last Times Saturday ireaking and entry, police said Slated by Elks When you give Bulova this Christmas - you give from ' Police said he was arrested RED BANK - Red Bank Elks "HOTEL PARADISO" will initiate a class of candidate — PLUS — pride. You will be proud ol the quality, depend- Saturday, Dec. 3 in connection, ability, styling and prestige In Bulova watchcralL .• 4" to 10" with larceny and breaking and .tot'membership in ceremonies THE Come In now - while our Bulova selection Is- entry of Sears and La Contl's honoring Dr. Fred Taylor New. "ONE SPY TOO MANY" ast complete. Let our Watch Experts show you the Shoe Store on West Front St. mail, honorary P exalted ruler, STARTS SUNDAY PLAZA excellence that makes Bulova so special at According to police, William P. Thursday ^night. DORIS DAY In Christmas. " -: Sauer, 23, of ,17 Atlantic St., ar- Dr. Newman has been a mem- "THE GLASS BOTTOM BOAT" tale 36 at prtctd according rested in connection with the ber of the Elks 55, years, '25 as Middle Hud breaking and entries, was fined chaplain of the lodge and 20 as plus PAUL FORD In For your own uVe, do as Bulovi doesi to fiie rely on in Aulharlied Sulovi Jeweler. (100 In Municipal Court Wednes- chairman of the Crippled Kiddies , In Hie Committee. day after pleading guilty to being Airport Plau When you know what makes a unable to give a good account o The doctor of dental surgery * WED. and THURS. ONLY! * HAZLET walch tick, you'll buy a Bulova. himself. also will be honored for his con- "THE GOSPEL MURIEL and ZM-4434 Another suspect, Joseph tributions to the cornmunity, an ACCORDING TO Divided Payment* PRINCESS ONI French, 21, of 19 Arlmar.Dr. his profession. , ; , Lay-away ; Middletown, Is in Riverview Hos- SAINT MATTHEW" pital Red Bank, as a result of be- To fllljobs fast, plac* "Help • -.. or a small deposit at our Regular Prices! will hold any Item 'til • ILUI sntud ng .shot in the leg at the scene Wanted" ads in The Dally Reg- police said. ister Classified. wanted, > WRIATHS * Last Times Saturday -k NEPTUNE "THE FORTUNE COOKIE" * whin ees«. crown mil .' CITY cryitil are Intact." PRE — Starrs SUNDAY — ' .SHOWING HOLLY ACRES NURSERY Inc. CHRISTMAS 'THE LIQUIDATOR" CENTER, ftwite 3S. NUT SWAMP RO, MIDDLETOWN HOURS "THE ALPHABET MURDERS" m-im MON. -FRI. 9:30 till 9 * LAST TIMIS SATURDAY! * Ninety at Hltswoup M e«e mil* w»«t "THE LIQUIDATOR" and , 72 BROAD ST. •f MytriPiesa FREEHOLD "THE GLASS BOTTOM BOAT" . Rwitt f to the RED BANK —STARTS; SUNDAY— PHONE: 741-2493 or 741-2694 "HOTEL PARADISO" ' BRQADWAY, LONG BRANCH , OPEN DAILY I A.M: TO S P.M, and "ONE SPY TOO MANY" -MOO . SUNDAY 9 A.M- TO 2:30 P.M. Jewelers (Corner id) F* TOE DAHY EIG«TERGallagher* % BivMA St, Boer la Riverview Bank. Vet, Dies he lived Here He, was the ton AWED J. HOLTZ JOSEPH M. CLAYTON KEANSBURG-Edward V. Gal-my Jr., «, of « Ped* ft; .a . lawyer and founder pf thetoWv- and moved LANTANA, Fla. - Alfred J. Kavalek, 48, DOVER TOWNSHIP - Joseph of the lata'Norman B. Locjwood Ugher, 82, of 19 Lancaster Ave., •hip's Mosquito CommUilon, died Be graduated-.from Foiaham Hoftz, 71, of 1242 Ridge Rd. died M. Clayton, 70, of U West B«y and Edith Stevenson Lockwood. here, died Thursday at River- Wednesday in Monmouth Medi- University ijb4 Columbia'law in Ms horn* Tuesday. Dr., Silver Bay, died yesterday view Hospital, Red Bank, fol- cal Center, Long Branch,'after School, and until tis late.illness Mr. Lwfcwood was a railroad He was the brother of Edward Was Brother at Jersey Shore Medical Center, long illness. w»a associated wl*of Key- Is survived by his wife, Mrs. RARITAN TOWNSHIP beth, JU. dren and two great grandchil- of $5,500. associations. port, and two grandchildren. Alice Kavalek; one son, John Services will be Sunday at dren. - Miss Virginia Kondakjian of Surviving are his wife, ;Mrs. SHREWS1URY Kavalek, at home, and two sis- .m. at the Freeman Funeral Funeral services will be Sat- Belmar will take over from Mrs. Grace. Gardner Murray; a son, tersi Mrs. George Johnson of Home, 47 East Main St., Free- Funeral services will be Mon- Christine Walsh who is going on John A. Murray, and two daugh- urday at 2 p.m. at the Bedle Germantown, Pa., end Mrs. J.J, day from the John J. Ryan Fu- hold, with the Rev. John Hart maternity leave, effective Jan. 3.ters, Patricia Ann and Pamela Funeral Home, here, with Rev. SUPER Spence of Pasadena, Calif. neral Home at 8 a.m. and a High Old Brick Reformed Church of- Superentendent Dr. Roy J. Un- Ann Murray, all at home. S. T. Scholten of-the Reformed Services will be conducted to- Mass of Requiem at 9 a.m. at A High Mass of Requiem will morrow, Dec. 10, in Wetzel Fu- ficiating. Burial will be In Maple- St. Ann's Catholic Church, here. ger noted that.the tchool choir Church officiating, Burial will be MARKETS will present* concert at Marlboro be offered at 10 a.m. Monday neral Home, here. Burial will be wood Cemetery, Freehold Town- Burial will be in Holy Name in Holmdel Cemetery; in St. Mary'i Church. Burial,,un- in Sunset Memorial Cemetery, ship. Cemetery, Jersey City. State Hospital on Dec. 21 under der the direction of the John F. Somerton, Pa. the direction of Richard Fxankle, Pfleger Funeral Home, will be MRS. LOUISE M. DEHM JAMES A. CASSELL vocal music instructor at .the- Ce- in Mt Olivet Cemetery. JAMES D. AITKEN HAZLET — Mrs. Louise HILLSIDE — James A Cassell, dar Drive School. MOUNTAINSIDE - James D. Dehm, 76, of -18 Old Manor Rd. 77, of 825 Winchester Ave., died Aitken, 70, of 324 Old Grove Rd. died yesterday in the Holmdel yesterday of a heart attack at died Tuesday in his home. He Nursing Home, Holmdel, after a his home. was the brother of Mrs. William long illness. She was the widow Adams ot Hazlet. Mr. Cassell was bora in Brook- of Henry F. Dehm. Also surviving are his wife, lyn and had lived in Hillside 37 Mrs. Elizabeth Wiebe Aitken; a Mrs. Dehm was born in Newar years. Prior to that, he had lived son, James Aitken of Whippany; and lived in Irvington 34 year in Red Bank. He had been in two daughters, Mrs. Robert •»'«»• m°vln8 her« nine yeai the construction business. ------go. |TM4 Stnrt awi OMW Ant Priw, Skmwfb.ryr-747.5SSS Branch of New Providence and Mr. Cassell was a member . Om S.I. IA.M.t.1 P.M.; W«l. «HI M. 'HI f P.M. Mrs. Robert Young of Belleville; Surviving are two sons, Henr St. Michael's Catholic Church a brother, Robert Aitken of Jer- C. Dehm of Salt Lake City, Utah Elizabeth. rr-t THI Dir-m-iNci THAT COUNTS. and William M. Dehm, with whom MNNITT • IMUNO FLnSCRlIN JOHN VAN KIRK & SON sey City; three other sisters, Mrs. He is survived by his wife, she made her home; two sisters, FIRIPLACE SCREEN IS O»p«r Rd* MUdMnm Bft Rt. 35 George Kutcher of White Plains, Mrs. {Catherine Cassell; a. daugh- Mrs. Josephine Kinsman of Lin- CUT TO YOU* *ra ON OUR ruiMiMS , «t N.Y., Mrs. Harry Apel of Lake- ter, Mrs. Frank Matsek of Ro- 1 den and Mrs. Gertrude Garabrar •riig MMMIMWMS • 41-Htm Dtlhtqr Heodwl * Comer JMOW wood and -Mrs. Preston' Bunting selle, two sisters, Mrs. Joseph of Atlantic Highlands; thn Gonvtnfnrt Terra 7O-3Sa of Greensboro, Md., Minton and Miss Marie Cassell, brothers, Fred Springle of Spring- grandchildren. both ot Elizabeth. A brother, field; Otto Springle of Toms Hi Services were this morning in Henry ' Cassell of Livermore, er and Paul Springle of Mapl the Community Presbyterian Calif., and two granddaughters. Church. wood, and eight grandchildren. '.', .-I-*- The funeral will be Monday ai Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. in the John W. Mehlen- at the James J. Higglrs and FOR ANY OCCASION beck Funeral Home, Hazlet, with Son Mortuary, Elizabeth, tomor- Rev. Theodore C. Muller, pastor row, followed by a High Re- of Faith Reformed Church, of quiem Mass at St. Michael's HONEY BEE FLOWERS ficiating. Burial will be in Holly, Church at 8 a.m. Burial will be This Christmas •*"; ••• RUSSELL T. HODGKISS wood Memorial Park, Union. at Mount OUvet Cemetery, Eliz- abeth. 464 BROAD ST. MRS. EDNA M. BEDFORD SHREWSBURY RUMSON - Mrs. Edna M. Bed- ACCEPTED AT UASSB0RO .think el ford, 65, of 16 Grant Ave. died KEYPORT - Holly Hsi-Chuan, '. 741-4020 Wednesday In Riverview Hospl 29 Atlantic St., has been accept- tal. Red Bank, where she ha< ed at Ghuuboro State College un- been a patient one week. She der the early decision plan. was the widow of Daniel A. Bed- she is. Holly will major in general ele- ford. mentary education. She is presi- 11 . i "- Mrs. Bedford was bom in Whi dent of the French Club, make- Plains, N.Y., daughter of .Uu up editor of Keyhole, a member late Fred and Viola Leeper, am of the art staff of yearbook, a had lived here 20 years. specialty twirler, Pep Club mem- Worden Funeral Home* She was a member of ber and homeroom representa- George's-by-the-River Episcopal tive. •;••-. f..'-' . • • •-,; ,.., Church, -here, and of St. Mary'i .0 jt FRONT ST. Guild of the church. . Surviving are four sons, Wil- liam A. Bedford of Middletown, Charles D. Bedford of Lonf Branch, Harry' C. Bedford WHY PAY Day and Night Phone Highlands and Warren S. Bed- ford, at home; a sister, Mn MORE? Viola Kempter of White Plains, 747-0557 N.Y.; 10 grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. The funeral toil! be tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in St. George's-by- the-River Church, with the rector Rev. G. P. Mellick Belshaw, of- ficiating. Burial wii lbe in Glen- wood Cemetery, West Long Branch, under direction of th( Worden Funeral Home, Ret John E. Day Bank, MIDDLETOWN HERRMANN SERVICES If. 31 nd MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Th« Ntw Mnuaerti M. FUNERAL HOME funeral for Col. Charles S. Herr- mann (U.S.A., ret.) of 20 Im- NEW SHREWSIURYJ brook La., who died Tuesday, wll! Skmnfcnv Aw.aMtr.lll 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank be tomorrow at 11 a.m. in th« UcMtila William S. Anderson Funeral Ariortie C. SIDUN.Mgr. 747-0332 Home, Red Bank. Burial, pre- SHREWSBURY viously scheduled to be in Valley ISO •nod'Si. Forge Memorial Cemetery, Pa. Oppailte Molly Pitchar Inn will be in th< First Presbyteriai Church Cemetery, Shrewsbury.

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; MEADDlNS CORNER, MIDDLITOWN 747-3810 '''•"" - i r, 4""T Avalon Firm I** •.iXV C" tck «. t aemfcer m Opening W)NG BRANCH - To» Avtlon Drew Manufacturing /Co. has i opened et 338 flroinw»>. V'f-flWied, and :Bda, JT« fltfner of By Roger E. Spear .Ht ojarket - in Women * wear. In «btt- been disturbed «y tfw.stoi* jnar: iteaks of many yean,' you- still to the, laetory, a retail out- ket is the last fwr'fflortni and live 'ptofita in your stocks. I [Jet fa located, In the mala could (till sell at a profit. Would hope yV wan'tthjnk me tmper- trance to «he building. you advise ug to do »?'• < P.Nttaer. t if Task you a sertous..qUes- .The retiU outlet, is open from A) I think you are very fortu- Uon:'How much profit do you 3:30 to 5:30 pm,. Monday through ate people. Tte stocks you hold wv« on' your savings accounts? Friday and Icon 9 a.m. to I p.m.are three of the best stocks you I know your capital is safe there, Sd cobld possibly own. I wouldn't but this country is growing and I think you should own some stacks to grow with' it. Q) "Seven years ago, I bought some stocks for future security and incooie. I an) now worried about tny holdings, which have not been reviewed by anyone linpe they were purchased. I own lter]log Drug, FMd Corp., Geor- gia-Pacific and General.Develop- raerit, Have you any sugges- tions?" - M. M.' 196.8' with ^r _, A) My f|l;st suggestion 'is that NEW, YOKjC (AP) - Th» »to<* ails up J and utUit)c?up J.\ j/ouhave your holdings reviewed markearket "rtlO"rtlljt boBed along toto ' today's strong holding may lie profit taking; Norton Soere tomorrow's "dog." Volume was 8.36 million A sensation of the day,,was -I am gtad to report, however, shares" " orton Co. which xeefed'ahead thai'your list is for the most _... plow Jones Industrial ay; W points 4o42K'aVone of thepart satisfactory and t have but eraga advanced 4.79"to>'8}J.I». most active stocks.. Trading' inone suggestion to. make—switch The average was Bp 5.3S at .best. the stock was halted temporarily out of General Development. This In tenris of the Tpw, industrials; when It had rlsen,6Jjr Then when company is perhaps one of the the market was chugging along news was released that the com-better of the Florida real estate a recovery trail it lias traveled pany has developed an inexpen- at all A fcombwiw ChritlmM sive method (or putting sound firms, but by the very nature of beforel Hie average made a" re- it« business the shares must be Lamp will bt covery high of 820.87 on Nov. 16.racks on home movies, Norton Keonwhurc-Mlcldlerowti. loubled its early gain in subse- considered rather speculative— Once again President John- too much so for someone like you, , Watch for all who start luent trading. who is not close to the financial son's estimate of $9 Wilton to $16 as the com- billion for supplemental defense M-G-M was up scene. You would be better off aBnounewnent, a Christmas Club BOW. pany" girded ffor a proxy fight. holding Texaco, one of the top spending instead of something TWA was off % desipte No- like $15 billion was-credited with petroleum firmsi with a rising ember Records tor passenger dividend,pattern. brightening tile rturket atmo- nd cargo traffic. , sphere. •' ,' ' American Airlines lost 1% and Up From Start , Pan American %. The market advanced Eggg Market die start, paused for some profifromt j Prlceg were irregularly higher 1 NEEW YORORK (^C)(^ ^ taking — notably among airline's n the American Stock Ex- KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN Wholesale egg offerings of large and some other glainor stocks — hange. Volume was 2.95 mil Ion shares, The Exchange's in- ample; balance, adequate. De- 1 gathered a little strength in the ex rose $.04 to $13.54. mand fair to' good yesterday* NATIONAL BANK afternoon and held the lion's Corporate bonds were narrow- Wholesale selling.price* taped share of its gains despite more v mixed, U, S. Treasury bonds i exchange and- other, vQjiim.8 KEANSbURG MIDDLETOWN selling'in the final hour. leclmed. ' sales; i '.'*• Standard & Poor's Mfcstock New York spot quotations fol- Church and Carr Ave. " Kings Hwy. index rose .33 to 82.CR Of 1,455 Yesterday's closing stocks: low: , ; s, Issues traded, .708 rose and 485.OF tnd ITB Ckt Brk Standards 4243^; checks 37-3jB. felt. New highs.for the year to* dams Zx Johni Has r Prod ronu t lr 45 Whites- -.'•" UHCROFT MLTORD , taled 28 and new lows 11. r Keduo oy Mir Extra fancy heaw weight 47 Her cp Lalier AI r Newman 'Springs Rd. Leonardviltt? Rd. 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" The schools:wilt* be open paronU' lnspetUon from 7. to 7i '•a pjn,. -~i • .'•'-• "v yy l -.'it ' ft V, «Wefl,WheiiHe Jim Bishop; Reporter ~~~] Ute Register's Opinion wjgBJBtaj|ijjBsjajssssj|a«^B«ssafcBisj(«WWW A New Look at the Aldene Plan That great hope to aav« commuter under the present plan. He states com- railroading in North Jersey — the muters have been complaining to him biM»nas catt MenSd rlarisk a hello. It happened too . and ab» might have ignored it except that Jht aaa Aldene Kan—may not be everything that their service is being downgraded it was intended to be for Monmouth instead of improved. County. And Rumson Mayor Charles S. taught languages In « mull ** t Everton indeed. She risto* a •»«« «ty At least that's the feeling of;:MV« . Callman also wants a restudy of the Tbe nan, noonftoed and gitle^ plan. Many of its potential features cral state legislators, municipal offi- honorable-loosing gentleman with a cials, and many county commuters. "are causing grave concern to com- mustache' and a wing collar over nil < And they want a new look at the pro- muters in our area," he says. Re' paused vto exchange pleasantries. . posal. , ;.•••;•, scheduling of trains is but one prob- The young lady explained that the lem, according to the mayor. not Lady Everton. and the stranjtr ttetf State Sen. Richard R. Stout, the bade aghast Ha could not btliew it lot. ; In the Matawan area — the big Monmouth Republican, says the Al- •aid the girl, people mistake idestiUMlan '. complaint is that the Aldene Plan will *•* Ume- Sbe for«*v« Mm and tayittd him' , dene Plan at present is ahortcutting bring about an increase in fares and -to tea. There she found that the mta was*. proposal* which might make rail travel time. And the threat there by cousin of Lord Salisbury. She could Me that b» was Uttmty •'. transportation easier and faster for charmed with her, to charmed th*t be Invited Mix MtJuoanitr many commuters is to shift from rail thousands. of New Jerseyans. Sen. aboard hi* yacht for a trip to to* Mediterranean. . - .. ';• to bus transportation. William F. Kelly Jr., the Hudson it wasn't proper. But yachting is even rarer nan mistaken The Aldene Plan—when and if it Identity, so she said she'd go if she only had •dmttUni' to .. Democrat, agrees with him. goes into effect April 1—was designed wear. Tut tut, (aid His Lordship, and Insisted en writing out Both senators say that one method • check for £00 for new clothes. Gently, be pointed out that to Improve commuter railroading and her watches and rings wen cheap and would have to he r^-. of providing a closer link with New make traveling to arid from the cities placed. So ha took them with him, and bowed an adieu,' ' York would be through a transfer of easier for county residents. But now Of course,.ae disappeared. Tbe check bounced. Scotland railroad passengers at Exchange Place many points have come up that raise Yard assured Ottilie that she had been gulled by a sjwfndler. Julian Symons, in his book called "Crime," says that NM In Jersey City with trains of the serious questions about the plan. police knew the man as Lord Wilton or Lord WWoughby, but Port Authority "Trans-Ijtodson Corp. Monmouth,is fortunate to have In that is new to me. In any cue, Miss Messonnler was walkiaf (PATH.) The present Aldene Plan calls Sen. Stout a strong advocate of im- down Victoria Street one evening and taw him again.;, lor a transfer point for rail passen- proved conditions for the commuting • * • ' . '. ' gers from Jersey Central and Penn- public. As a member of the Senate's SHE DEMANDED her watches and rings. He called a , - policeman and said that the lady had accosted Mm. At tht • sylvania Railroad trains at Newark's Transportation Committee, he can be police station, he identified himself as Adolf Beck, and a*id - Pennsylvania Station. counted on to make certain that the that he had never wen Ottilie before. The police brought In a - Sen. Stout also says that he-is'con- county's commuters benefit—and not group of women who had been swindled with a promto* of • «erned with the schedules of trains lose—from the Aldene Plan. a yachting trip to the Mediterranean. They identified Beck as the culprit. Two off-duty cops who had arrested this man ' yean before as John Smith, came in and took a look. Tat Failure on Rhodesia eight man had been bagged. Hope that Britain and Rhodesia countries within and without the Brit- Unfortunately. Beck wu taken before the judge who. bad Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth sentenced John Smith years before, and be' too was, certain , bad compromised their crisis was ish Commonwealth, they will, have to that Adolf. Beck wu the same John Smith who purloiMd dashed by the Rhodesian cabinet's re- move against Rhodesia. ladies' jewelry. Beck wu sentenced to seven yean at.hud Jection of the agreements; reached by The move now is a request that labor. In prison, he was given John Smith's old number,,: ' Prison almost ruined Beck's health. He was finally gtyeb., British Prime Minister Wilson and the United Nations impose mandatory Reasons for a Tax Hike his freedom, and, one day, wu accused by another young: Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith. v an income tax increase In exchange for trade sanctions on, the rebels. The The' longer the President continues to woman of having fleeced her of her jewelry andiaanings. This ' easier money. This is a tremendous disappointment sanction? imposed thus far have not play his tantalizing version of "Does She or time Beck protested at the top of his lungs that be; was not • Another reason would be to glvs cor- for millions of people long weary of Doesn't She?" with an income tax rise deci- the man, but h« was tried and found guilty again.. "•: been effective and the Rhodesians sion, the sharper the following question porations some additional ammunition tonight Beck had to await sentence, /m * third ofleWef,Jb« eooM , war and threats of war. < have been able, to carry oh with the comes Into focus: fat wage demands in 1967, for the corpora- expect more than seven years. Toe more til prtteiM,jhat • assistance of sympathetic govern* "What compelling rea- tion negotiators could argue "our profits are tie had never seen tbe ladles in question; the more Aey laughed Some 1,800 Rhodesians are re- son could finally mak* him being hit by suspension of the investment ments—notably South Africa. Since at him. He had not only/been positively idenUfiWby-.ali'the ported to have cheered the decision say *ye». I do' in view of tax credit, higher costs of operating and an South .Africa has served notice that victims, but by two policemen and a judge who knejr "Smftu" when it was announced by Mr. Smith today's economic cross-cur- Income tax increase. We can't take your she will not be swayed from this wage demands, too." ' *• * * ..-,.,.-• with the vow that "The fight goes rents?" course, it may be that Rhodesia can* Our pic* of economic A third would be to give (he President DETECTIVE INSPECTOR Kane of Scotland Yard wai>tx-' on." There is in this action the same not be lirpught to heel through sanc- upturn is dearly slowing. "leeway" to act promptly should Viet Nam' •mining arrest reports and noticed that the. police hid collared reckless disregard for reality with spending level off and the economy falter. another man who used the "Smith"'approach on.wpmen.The tions. In any event, many of the Afri- The auto industry is soften- which cheering Carolinians greeted the ing and housing Is in • tail- A 5 per cent surtax on incomes could be inspector went to see the culprit, and wu surprised to find can republics will press for military; that William Thdmu looked exactly like Adolf Beck. firing on Fort Sumter. Sensible men spin. The rate of rise in quickly removed and the suspension of the action against Rhodesitu : business spending on plants investment tax (credit also could be ended They were both of the same size, Ixidi middta-aged, bath can see nothing but ultimate disaster and equipment la 1967 will in a hurry. ' " wore whig collars and cravats, both had fidL tnuttachee, feofh When and if it comes, the U.S. for a government based on suppression be substantially below the rate of rise in * • * had the same full faces and wore pince-nez spectacles', Kane should stay out of it This is Britain's of a black majority by a racist white 1956. An' income tax increase would directly A FOURTH SEASON would be to avert arranged to have sentence delayed oa Back, Tbt WtM INN minority. quarrel with a rebellious dependency. affect .demand for goods and services but it a dangerous slump In the bond markets which brought in to study William Thomas. Hla present* aeemed If she can't handle it, then let the wouldn't, directly affect the demand for wage have been recovering from near-panic on to confuse them. They wen aura that .that* wen AN "John hikes—«nd wage inflation is our gravest Smiths." ' We are sympathetic with the grave United Nations continue to try to expectations that income taxes would be threat now. An income tax boost in a slow- hiked to permit easing of credit. There weren't William Thomas wu a criminal. lie had situation in which this decision leaves work it out But this country should 1 ing 'economy could tip the scale to stall. Still a fifth reason would be to give, .used th* "Lady Everto*' approach for years. It wu his thini, Mr. Wilson and the British govern- hot be maneuvered into handling this his career. And it had worked out well for btrW'cxcept'lor the : l/nder the circumstances, bow could the President Johnson an escape from compari- ment They have been defied again by 1 few thnes.be had been nabbed ar'-Jonn Scflth?' one, either through or independently President justify "ye.11 .to inomnt tax in- son-with the •'Harding, 'deaf• money " era, a rebellious Rhodesia. If they are to of the UN. It already has more than a .comparison any President would under- Adolf Beck turned out to be the respectable citizen ha had creases in 1967£ • been telling everyone be was. Still, Ae Crown bad taken the . retain face with the other emergent enough war on its hands in Viet Nam. standably detest . But ever and beyond any of these rea- best years of his life from him, and hid ruined hto reputation. This, the British government found, amounted to about $8,000. HIS COMPELLING reason would be to sons would be the deep desire, if not urgent need, for some easing of tight money, for Beck took it, left jail, and treated himself to a wild blow- give the Federal Reserve System a firm basis A Persecution Protest this policy has caused serious' distortions in out He died broke. for immediately easing today'* brutal squeeze our economy. The plight of the 3,000,000 Jews mour Siegler, the synagogue's director on credit—to permit the release of more It has been behind the collapse In build- in the Soviet Union has brought great of youth activities, is the only one funds into the economy in general and the ' ing of new hones to a 21-year low and the channeling bt more funds into housing in concern to freedom-loving people that he knows of being organized by slowdown in a multitude of connected indus- From Our Readers particular. •-."•'' everywhere. ' •,'•••. a youth group. Significant is the fact tries. ' It is unmercifully squeezing small Other reasons night tie more widely pub- .-. Persecution of Jews continues that Catholic and Protestant youth businessmen. It is causing postponement of licized but they would not be the most desperately needed state and local projects. there, overt anti-Semitism is prevalent, groups in Monmouth County, syna- Charlie, Israel, Freedom compelling. It is adding billions to government spending and the move is strong to crush Jew- gogue youth groups in the Central For instance, a secondary reason would because it has prevented the Treasury from 44 Wyckoff M.< ish religion and culture. Jersey area and the adult community be to help pay for Viet Nam war costs and taking actions that would have reduced the Eatontown. N. J. To the Editor: With this in mind, a protest will have been invited to join in the hold down the 1967-58 budget deficits. This budget deficit and it has.heavily increased would demonstrate the Administration's "fis- the cost of financing the public debt It has Re: Censure of Israel be «taged Sunday at 2 p.m. in Con- protest cal responsibility" and could be much more been a force unbalancing oar one* magnifi- Your last paragraph proves one thing only. You me a gregation Bnai Israel, Rumson. Rep. The world must continue to know easily explained than the subtle bargain of cently balanced boom.- . • ' lot of words and aa'y ... of a lot of nothing. You claim lsrati James J. Howard will address the —and care about—what is happening will be. a iosrr If Hussein fell. Get lost Charlie! Israel'will never be a loser. Israel is one of the best organized countries rally sponsored by the congregation's to Jews in the Soviet Union. The in the world or can't you recall 19H? If President Elsenboim United Synagogue Youth. tragic story must be told in order John Chamberlain: These Days had' not intervened, today we wouldn't have * . . . Naiker By telephone hook-up, the audi- to bring new pressures on the Soviets threatening the peace in the Near East everyday. Restraint? What a joke! ' ence in the synagogue will hear Rev. to permit Jews to have at least the You state "Israel has bad a strong example' of how ill Martin Luther King speak from his same freedoms as other citizens there. Meaningful Black Pmjoer advised retaliation can be." Now you can't really be serious-- Atlanta, Ga., home to the rallies be- Sunday's protest rally will help if only > our country had retaliated when our planes went ing held simultaneously across the alert the county community to this Long before Stokely Cannlchael Started no encouragement about a voluntary non- being shot down, our citizens in Red jails, tha famous Berlin nation. situation. It deserves support from chanting about "black power," Dr. Thomas profit corporation to finance hospitals and wait not to mention the, cancer 90 miles off our shore. You W. Matthew, a Negro neurosurgeon, began rebuild slum property, asked his State Health go on about restraint over further warfare-Hlldn't wt tufa The rally in the county is a spon- everyone who treasures freedom of his own exercise of "black power" in the Department to assist Mayor John Lindsay restraint in Korea with a "no win" policy. All that accom- taneous one—arid, according to Sey- religion and the dignity of man. New York City Borough of Queens. Since the and New York City's Health Service Admin- plished was a Viet Nam war and if we listen to the appeuers Matthew version took the istrator; Howard Brown, in the transfer of of today, maybe another Viet Nam in Africa, South America form of an "Interfaith"- 100 chronically ill patients from overworked or even the Near East. Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington i.e., an integrated—hospital municipal hospitals to Dr. Matthew's estab- No Charlie boy, you're wrong again. Thank Cod •liriel which he almost literally lishment. .:• T •••". fights back and with will as strong u steel. Remember, when scratched together by en- Israel retaliates, Israel fights for all the Free World! listing borrowed money and * * *'.•-•, THIS COLUMNIST hu had several talks Yours truly, volunteer Negro labor, it talks with Dr. Matthew during the past couple Victor Gird AnA-Plus for the FBI wasn't quite what' Carml- of. years, and has been impressed with the chael hu been talking WASHINGTON-CrlUcs of the FBI's sur- munltts, were reported to Washington al- man's qualities as a political thinker. While about Unlike Stokely Car- veillance of the Dominican Republic embassy most as soon as they took place. Dr. Matthew doesn't oppose Medicare, he Cynic's Corner mlchael. Dr. Matthew By Interlan^I •re assailing one of the most successful DOING A JOB—Details of this dramatical- thinks that In many cases it has merely wants the help of white national security operations in years. ly effective intelligence operation must re- CHAMBERLAIN served as a government subsidy that allows people and white money, Intelligence developed by th« FBI dur- main secret for security seasons, but the young people to "put old people away.". They and he wants to serve white and black ing the 1965 Dominican crucial importance of the FBI role was re- are sometimes "put away" In hospitals that, patients alike, depending on their needs. crisis is authoritatively vealed by Director Hoover. however adequately, they may be funded, credited with undermining For months on end Dr. Matthew hardly Testifying behind closed doors before a lack the human resources to give patients the Communists' attempted knew whether his hospital would be alive at House Appropriations Subcommittee, Hoover any really Interested care. Dr. Matthew's seizure of control. sundown. The money for it came hard, and eaid: vision of his own race Is that It is peculiarly One high-placed official, at practically usurious rates. The state health suited to provide warm care. This Is what "The role played by the FBI during the who closely advised Presi- authorities insisted that he "staff up" for he hopes to "sell" at his own Interfaith Dominican crisis has been most significant. dent Johnson at the time, 200 beds, which he couldn't afford. Dr. Mat- Hospital. We developed and disseminated to top offi- thew didn't want federal or state grants, or termed the FBI's day-to- Completion of the transfer of 100 chronic cials of the government voluminous intelli- even donations from a foundation; he wanted day reports the "lifeblood cases to Dr. Matthew's unused beds will gence data of the highest quality, concerning the hospital to move ahead on private finance of U.S. negotiations and bring aome $700,000 a year Into the hospital's activities of key Dominican personalities who and earned fees, with the eventual profits ATI EN policy." Throughout the coffers. This will let It begin the long process had the potential to Influence the outcome-of going into a corporation that night branch tense Dominican crisis the of refunding a debt that never should have the crisis which began April 24, IKS. out and help rebuild Negro slums or estab- FBI kept the Whit* House fully Informed of been forced upon it.' There was never any lish hospitals in other cities. He tried to all the Communists' plans and movements. . reason for the state regulations that com- interest the politicians—Nelson Rockefeller, The agency's information was so accurate pelled Dr. Matthew to maintain more staff John Lindsay, Bobby Kennedy—in his volun- and detailed ^at at the peak of (he crisis, ?REGISTER than he needed at a time when i, he was tariitic version of black power, thinking they* the President ordered Director J. Edgar struggling to get a niche In the hospital Hoover to extend hii In- could prod private capital,, and occasionally «- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 106ft world. ' ' ••'•. .•'•.•>;<;•/ •• telligence operations to the he would get some:purely verbal encourage- <9-U Brtaa SLi B*t But, M, I, . Dr. Matthew's hospital' Is merely a drop Dominican Republic. ment. But then was never any money. vn M. is, muutm, ». t. In the bucket when the total needs.of urban * * . : * '' , , Twenty-one FBI agents. It Eul Mala St., rraakaM. N. i. sium dwellings are considered. BuMt Is sym- ITS BraaJmjr. Umt Bnaea, V. I. Including,, 11 espionage spe- ALL OF A SUDDEN, however, some of bolic of the newest movement in the drive cialists, were immediately Mat. 111J bx Ma H. CM* mat H«W CIMT those doors at. which Dr. Matthew was pound- to. get the Negro off and running on the FaMbhti hr Tka Baa Baafc »«r<«l«ri»«wp»r.l«< flown to Santo Domingo. ing have begun to open. Quite possibly th* self-help road to meaningful "black power." Other agents were, dis- M. HABOLP WHY. Pdblllhtf Aitkai %. Hurt*, EalUr failure of the U.S. Congress to appropriate Self-help workshops are being held In alums patched to Puerto Rico to the fits billion "freedom budget" for slum around the country, and Dr. Matthew hu keep a dose watch on TkMlM I. Bbr % flira.m r. Sanafora •ucuUr* Editor /Unelata JBdltor eradication which the Negro leader, A. Philip Interested several groups in Chicago, Los former , President Juan mi* w. BwtMw Ckariei A. Jakarta Randolph, has been asking for hat had some- Angeles, Cleveland, and Buffalo In the Idea SCOTT Bosch, and his lieutenants'. UMdltlmra Burtau. M«r. raahflM Bureau Vgr. thing to do with Dr. Matthew's own break- of starting non-profit private corporations to BubBorlptlim Prleii Ja Advanet "Why qualify Itf Bsstdes, thsre night Bosch's covert dealings and discussions at colour. I taaUl br mall, 15 «, ,• / '. ,, •...,'' , build hospital* and to revitalize slum bs one!" with rebel leaden, amooi them known Com- Governor Rockefelltr; tboqfin fat'itQlgavf property; ,,•„„... .-...... ,., ... Fri4ajjr; Peeember 9, 1966-7

. MfchaefJ; U&.VU- croft is president «f B* ?2?HWY fORT MONMOUTH ii< thp Itrategy to' prayer aodI devotion to the Holy Eocharlit'ifaiiorfcal- peace througfr |y establUbedi Adotattw Cent h Hector Sftlo ta Aid are at St J*4i»e« national-dlrecjof «{ ffiU Bank, for partthe* HAVEN - 3tw senior Wocturol.-Adoration PORT-MONMOITCH -A cake tontown and Id the wwtern aec- WKEAtHS from <3m*4«ettiodlit ty, irt« deliver,, tte ; GREEN MT. POTATOES Cferhtttesinnslc-program Sun- eiety is an interna tfon fpr «eo ,,who. meet on 10 lbs. 491 first Friday of etich month .„; "Hie spiritualp , exercises 50 Ibi. -1.50 keep an all-night -vigil before AcwfrHwfloawmbemadefo-elwei with Benediction of. the Saint-Stats. Mm. »dy Eucharist exposed on the' Mattf'.M .S&1M,& Bld S^lb14 b Frtsh Fniih and Vegetables Ycar-RoHid will Wsonrano so- attar New Hdnmouth.' A' tfqnttilnittonMigr. Emmett A. Mooahan,vnM- „..„-»«.., tatto'flsWr, notwitliiUndlnj}, J. Krldtff lbs mi tiio- made to th,eTPortMoo- tor of St Jamei CCbonl v Bed finest are'Aquaicutum and Alligator on third. OPEN SUNDAYS! binds spend oflo Kauri in prsysy mouth Elks'ChibqiriEtasJS'fund. , ^ m h an Open 9:30 to 9:30, Sat. to 6 p Missionary Unit in-Red Bank; Mm.I InstallFREEHOLsD —'EjectioOfficern ansd Installation' FHO, Do f .otfloe'Ejn wai s held by the Women's .Misslonny So- ciety of, the First'Baptist Church Special..ior one week only... the ;oh0lr at the Tuesday iaFeilowsnlp Hall. MM. Christian '• Schwsr*' presided. offering will be re- Mra. William Barrett, ppresident Great Wool Broadlooms installed of the Monmout&.A*eodaUon, in- stalled the foUowittf offlcers: . "Mr». Peter-Fornian, p«»ident^ Mrs.' 'Andrew ''Andenon, 'vTee president and cMe co-ordlna- tor, Mrs. T. Fftd Satth, prop - l p BRfDGE - John Jaegeg r g Mrs. Mildred Holmes, wai electetdd presidensi t of fteft con. hostessesvice presMer; Mrst in. Davichargd e Berdanof mis*, of the Eutheran Church pr g stpns; Mrs. WHUaWHU m Cullen, spe- of *e Good Shepherd at -fltfw ciaill iinterne t misaionaryii ; AMAM. Christian Schmrz, white cross. ^ jv..-.. , ' •'.M:-I ) . . w . M • t W ^ - * _ . M. L_^^*SS^SS^ .^'' , ,'^k' • -• i''i1.:/. Schcet w)i elected vice Also, Mm. Guy.Buscaglia, vic« pntjdBnt; -SkiS p Wuver; aecre- i L Walter Ulzbelmer, trustee; Mrs. Robert SiHaman, Christian f Dili, Edward Hauston il lti M Nfl and Writer- Teseh. councUmen- Perrtae, love gift; Miss. Helen Allen Westernack, Morris, tuasUne: Mrs. William Joseph Holer... , MountMout,, vice prpresident, , leadershidp - • . f . ... .' i; JtohiLDrager developineBtdelt ; MrsMs . JosepJsh TayT - Wdliyce Barnee, Board' of— Edu -lorlr, spirituapirituall growthgrowth;; MrsMrs. ElizEliz- abeth Henry, Utenttfre; Mrs. Olll' GLEN ROCK • •.• one of the finest pehhlfitwist hroadlooms made today, hy one of the conn- Robert Bennett, secretary; Mrs. Myron Vanderveer, treasurer. • try's foreinost mills. Extra-heavy pile loomed of fine all-wool yarns, woven-through-to-theiback. We have . Mrs. Taylor used a Christmas theme for the devotional period. The Rebecca Circle members sold thousands of yards at its regular price. Beautiful decorator colors. ._••*'• presented a skit on Christmas. Mrs. Harry Whitney conducted the love gift ceremony, Our ABILITY ... for casual or Early .American decor An extra-heavy all-wool pile tweed\ loomed Hostesses wars Mrs, Jack Qeyton, Mrs. Harry Whitney, Mrs, Walter Bdggs and Miss by famous Bigebw. Favorite for family rooms, cfens, living and bedroontfi. A big choice of attractive Helen Morris. Christinas carols Were sung. ••"colors;' • . . .". l!. :.' v1 '•••'•' •- '• •• . '. •-,•••'';

College Choir 1 a Concert Sunday Oyi BUCKINGHAM • • • tett^Vi*^!^ pile broadloom, designed for the; , HAZLET - The King's College Concert Choir will perform at the 7:30 p.m. service of the St ultimate in iuxury.rPerfect complement to all decorating schemes and M furniture styles. Magnifi-"^ John's Methodist Churoh Sunday. The 60-volce choir is composed cent colors. '••*..; " '„ ' ; of students of the King's College. h BrlarcUff Manor, ft, Y. Most of .-••., -• ••• -• " ".•*•! •.'•;'• .' ' ' '.<••'-. - >•;, •• .„«-",' • , the staged are music nt]0rs. " »• Dr.TJekn1 Ariton is Uitf'groinyii director.' The evening ConoBttfvpi oon- slst of Chrlitmu tnth'ems, hymn For oxtrvfast service arrangements and Negro spiri- )ea'll on our special tuals. Vocals and instrumental so- HolldaV Helpline. ' los will also be included. • * ' Y The college students and the adult directors and accompanists MANPOWER will be guests of the High School mvmr star w T&IMMRY HHJ> Youth Fellowship at a fellow- Completely installed, tackless method, over deluxe cushioning ; ship dinner preceding the ser- '. 4 W. FROWST, vice.' j UD UMK

WANT TO KNOW SANTA'S SECRET? Santa sayi.'it't Marine View's Chrjst- mas Club pla,nl It's the practical way to pay for gifts and holiday expen- ses." You, too, can be « sucetisful Santa, with no money' worries. Look ahead to Chrittmat 1967 . . . r-r^-JOIN ANYONI OP THIS! CLUBS —i ;; Weekly Total You " Poymtnt ItopMlrtd Rtcttv* 1 ' .so 21.00 • 25.25 * i;oo 50.00 50.50 ' 2.00 ( 100.00 101.00 • too .15040 151.50 B.00 250.00 252.50 ; 10.00 WP.M. , , 805,00 ',< 20^00 1000,00 1010.00 DIVIDEND ON 1% COMPUTED CLUBS MARINE VIEW v; Savings and Loan Attociation HWY. 35 HWY. 3t UriCROFT Atlesris HI«Uesdt \ ^1.2400 291.0100 •42-4400 Other Staret Ini &pringikU?MpiwitontMwhm franklin Lakei, Ramsey &~Tnl*y, December 9, 19(6 tmisi&u* Elect Stout UKIUHtM — Th* wml hol- 9 Saies by Red Bank MLS ly Uztr f r*Mto Epl*»s«J RED BANK »- Merrijtrs rf «r» surf Co. of Red Bank listed ha* beta put&m/l *r«r.«nJ To State Church will be heW tomorrow SoicbeV, frograai «talrtwu>' Red Bask Are* Midtipit Utflng tbe property with both ML ser- Mrs. Xaymond CUat from Wood' from it a.m. to 7 p.m. Mr». Pa- the Aia^ary of p tricia Wilbur, chairman, an Service reported* completion ol vice*. James Stynes of the 111- ridge, Va.. Mr. ClanJ is wtth Wau- Board Aguda'tli Aefilm. .at wau Mutual Insurance Company. nounced thai focy will be served nine sales this week in the great- mensee Agency at Colts Neck, meeting V «*' J«wW» Ortnmi , »t the bmiar throughout the day. er Red Bank area. a member of Northern Monmouth Mr. and Mrs, Wikman. who have Ity. Center tatrtefwced Cantor end in Dr. and Mtw. Philip J. Torsney MLS, made the sale. moved to Monmouth Hills, listed Mrs, Yitvsi> Lefkovttz, who con- have moved from Garrett Park, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan M. Budi- the house with MLS through El- ducted th* candle tfghttng cere- Md, with their three children to ner Jr., who have been living in len S. Haxelton. It was sold by mony and sang) Israeli and Han* their home at 15 Holly Tree La., Red Bank Manor, Pi»d Bank, Edward A. Hanlon of J, Lester ukkah songs. ' , , Rite-way Humson, -which they purchased have purchased the former home RIgby Associates, New Shrews- CALL 74MiM froA m Mr«_ . and— Mrs_ ^ . Jesse E. Hick- of.__ Mr_ . and^ Mrs__ . Georgrib e ^F^ . ^GuldH • • - 1bury. Mrs. Geo'rge Handjer, ciwhair- man. Dr. Torsney, an allergist, ner at 56 Winding Way in Little Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Thomp- men of the" New, Year's Eye *o- CORRIGANS cial, announced that, plans In- is a lieutenant commander in the Silver. Mr. and Mrs. Guldner son have moved from Red Bank Navy. Negotiations for the have moved to Ocean Grove. Mr, to their home at 124 Lake Ave., clude a midnight supper, a I along, and dancing. Resery* PLUMBING sale were handled by Mrs. Ethel and Mrs. Buchner have an 18- Fair Haven. Mr, Thompson is corranlttee consists of.Mrs,'til . H. Lansdowne of the A. Fred month-old daughter. This prop- with Bell Telephone Laboratories ORDER NOW! MATING ler, Mrs. Bernard, Hodiberg,: Maffeo Agency In Fair Haven.,erty also was listed by Philip J. at Holmdel. The tale was reported i Mr. and Mrs. Hickman, who listed Bowers and Co., by L. C. Wad- by The Dowstra Agency, Red Mrs. Gary Welter and Mri. Jack 24-HR. SERVICE Cohen. ! , \ the property through Russell M lell, and sold by Mrs. Margaret Bank, for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boras of Fair Haven, have moved A. McVey of Ellen S. Hazleton'6 F. Pryor, who have moved to Mrs. Irving, ,• Kaplan, , to Fair Haven. iffice, Rumson. Texas. Ray Porter of the Dennis painted the miniature Trea Mr. and Mrs. William Linden- The former home of Mr. and K. Byrne Agency, Rumson, listed Life, displayed the painting. Mrs. berger from Glendale, L.I., have drs. Allan Wikman Jr. at 69 the property with members of Jerry Kurman, president, ex- purchased a home at 30 Sunrise Itratford Rd., New Shrewsbury, MLS. plained function of the tree and Blue' Coal PI., Middletown, formerly owned how the flowers and' leaves will by Mr. and Mrs. Emil Pfeffer, be credited. % • • : who moved to Pennsylvania. Mr, Volunteering to make Visits to Lindenberger is with Bell Tele- Gemini-Titan Success the John* L. Monlgomery Home phone Laboratories in Holmdel were Mrs* Ruth; Schaefery, Mrs, HIED IMF Mr. and Mrs. Lindenberger's two GtOUCESTJERvCnY - Mel- Sarah Steinberg and Mri. Sam- daughters are attending college, Is Hailed by Bendix uel Hochberg.': ' 234 MAPLE AVENUE Mrs. Madeleine Polston of Ster- vin P. Stout, civil defense di Mrs. Harvey Oreenberg an- ling Thompson and Associates, EATONTOWN - Flag-raising made critical parts for the Gem- rector of Fair Haven, was elect- FUEL-EATING nounced that a theater party toll 7414554 Middletown, negotiated the sale. ceremonies were held here today mi-Titan space rocket, ed a member of the executive RED BANK see "Don't Drink the Water" wiU|| The property was listed by Gar- and in 24 other cities across the The 90-foot Air Force rocket board of the New Jersey Civil FURNACE safely boosted 20 astronauts into Defense Association at a two-day be held in February. rett Roberts of the same office. ation as tributes to the care and Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Grimm orbit In less than 20 months—a conference here. Mrs. Bruce Sadow reported GOT YOU DOWN? have moved from Freehold to launch pace never before Mr. Stout will'.represent civil that the Couples Club of the syn- theirnew home on Riverside Dr. employees of 32 companies which equalled. defense directors of Monmouth agogus will hold a fowling par- RepUwrt witt i new In Rumson Shore Estate, Rumson At Bendix's electric -power County on the state Civil De- ty Dee. 17 at 8 p.m. in Howell built for them by Russo Builders Division here, which made a fense .Council.' The state associ- Lane's, Mrs. Steven Ravner is to Ibttfcin-Standardgaj boiler Mr. Grimm Is a marketer of [highly-reliable static Inverter (or ation is sponsored by the U.S. be contacted by those wishing to it ! Civil Defense Council. let us siv» you money, worry and chemical process equipment. Ne- the Gemini-Titan launch vehicle, attend. • gotiations for the sale were han- a simultaneous flag-raising was The conference held workshops Abe Steinberg, president of the spin. Our new boilers are efficient, dled by G, Truxtun Glazebrook conducted by E. F. Kolar, gen- covering various areas of civil congregation, attended the meet- dependable and compact. Fuekjvinj Associates, Rumson, eral manager, and his staff. Also defense and the members were ing and explained the proposed ALUMINUM COMBINATION economy, lifetime cast' Iron construc- Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Au- attending the ceremony were Oli- addressed by federal and region- construction and repairs to be al officers. George Vogel, civil tion. Smvtiy-styled steel jackets for brey have moved from Cranford ver Steeb, vice president of Lo- made in the near, future. to their new ranch home at 16 defense director of Long,Branch, STORM WINDOW finished (mements. Call us now! cal 417, 1OE, AFL-CIO, bargain Sleepy Hollow Rd., Middletown, ing agent for the firm's factory was appointed to the resolutions • Heavy duty throughout ' built by Raymond Boeckel, Mid- employees. and by-laws committee. Student Officers Mr. Stout has been Fair Haven dletown builder who had listed , In-ceremonies at the Baltimore civil defense director for six • Stabiliwr bar for extra, strength with members of MLS. Mr,- Au- plant of the Martin Company To Hear Lotzij brey is a contractor for long years. Mr. Stout and Mr, Voge where the rockets were assem- distance hauling, with mala of- helped organize the Morrmouth FORT MONMOUTH-MaJ. Gen. * Alodlied aluminum screen Wire bled and tested, Astronaut Frank fices in Newark. Mrs. PeggyHuls- Comity Civil Defense Directors Walter E. LoU Jr. is to ad- Eorman assisted Martin vice berg of Navesink Associates, Mid- Association in 1963, arid both are dress the officer'students of the * deans easily from Inside dletown, was the selling broker. president Vernon R. Bawling! active da that organization. Army Signal School on Thursday, and Gemini program, director Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Vexel- A former deputy. commanding Walter D. Smith in raising the FULL PRICE lat from Philadelphia have' pur- general of Fort Monmouth and Gemini launch vehicle "Team TO AH) NEEDY former communications-electron ! chased a home at 53 Partridge ics chief, U.S. Military Assis- La., New Shrewsbury, formerly Hag." LEONARDO — A Christmas The blue and white pennant party was held recently in the tance Command, Viet Nam, he owned by Mr. and Mrs. ^Albert is the Army's chief of communi- carries the Gemini symbol plus' Baptist Fellowship Hall by the C. Dade, who moved to Wilming- cations-electronics. ton, Del. MT, • Wexelblat is. with 10 gold stars, one for each of the Couples Club. Mr. and Mrs. Chris '89.00 Maute arid Mr. tand Mrs. Roy 6 Bell Telephone Laboratories, IWARD—Triomai S. Dudick 10 manned missions in the Gem- His talk will be classified. Holmdel. The property was listed ini program which ended Nov. Eia led the devotions. Food was if Middletown has bean 011 1 mee tor by Harold R. James of the Ray 15 with the safe recovery of As^ J* * **?Jj» "j« <«»- SURROGATE SPEAKS Van Horn Agency, Fair Haven, •warded the New York Chap- troanuts James Lovell and Ed- kets to be distributed to needy families. OCEANPORT -Miss Mary C. and sold by Mrs. Lillian Locklin •r, Budget Executive! Insti- win Akhin. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Kanane, surrogate of Union Installed! of Rolston Waterbury's office, uta's fallow award for out- Borman and Lovell, exactly County and national second vice Plus Installation Red Bank. • - Bernard Niflot,- Mr. and nrs. one -year ago, were orbiting in regent of Catholic Daughters of FIRST or SECOND FLOOR Mr.! and Mrs. William GiUigan a riding' membership. He ii Walter Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. space on their way to a 14-day Robert Search, Mr. and ' Mrs. America, spoke last night tiefore have, purchased a home on eight lanager for the Manage- • OFFICE • record mission in Gemini 6 and John HUbert, Mr, and Mrs the Court Fulgens Corona 1684 acres in Lincroft; formerly, owned ment Services; Division of the later historic first rendezvous of New Monmouth at a dinner • wa Manor by Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Hecht, James Rudd and Mr. .arid Mrs. ohm i OAKLAND ST. Ernsf- and Ernst, New York'. with Gemini 7. Henry Bloxom. held at Old Orchard Country Club who moved to Middlesex County. on the occasion of die group's •ti« TIU cwuimis Mr. Gilligan Is the,- aluminum 13th anniversary. RED BANK, N. J. production manager of Edgecomb Steel and Aluminum Co., Hillside. Dun and Bradstreet Other guests of honor at the 747-2706 They have two children, Alan, and Pupils Told affair were Rev. Robert T, Bui- Cindy, an equestrienne, who man, Rev. James J. Roche, Rev. 'your modtnfnrtiM serves as fashion counselor to James J. Kelly, State Treasurer Britfs Department Store as Well About Fxwrt News Service Helen Gannon, District Deputy Dorothy Brennan and, Past Dis- nvGwglfflfrefS as assisting the local 4H Club, IFORT MONMOUTH -.Speak' WEST ORANGE - A sew bui throughout the country; The In- trict Deputy Helen Lang. "The Equestrions.*' Philip. J. Bow- ers from the Army'Electronics' iness news service, opening Du formation they gather is fed daily Command and the Signal Center and Bradstreet'9 informatiot into our computers, resulting In a ind School went Into the elemen- unique bank of commercial data gathering facilities to newspa Thus, many ol the things the ary schools of the city of Long pers, magazines, radio and TV news media desire to know abou Branch this week to tell students has been announced by Richar business- trends, and outlooks,, or NEW MODEL HOAAES little about what Fort Man- F. Morgan, district manager. general commercial, Industrie or business news or feature ma- louth does. The occasion was the obsei terial, can be obtained quickly The schedule of Fort Mon- vance.of Dun and Bradstreet' and authoritatively. A call to our mouth speakers in the schools 125th anniversary—95th in th East Orange office is all Out is OPEN AT •••••;" •• continues through today as part Newark area—this r/ear. The at necessary to put the'system in of the Long Branch-sponsored nouttcement was made at a meel motion." "Fort Monmouth Appreciation ing at The Manor, As an example, Mr. Morgan Hnmblag and H*aria« Week" being observed through According to Mr. Morgan, th mentioned the current public in- Leonardo, N.J tomorrow. The program is a co- news media are invited to as operative venture of the city, the for business trend and putloo terest in the trend of the econ- Greater Long Branch Chamber data in the areas of economic: omy. D & B recently conducted national survey on businessmen's of Commerce, local residents and sales, credit, finaoci ATLANTIC AVE. Near Branchport A«. LONG IRANCH, NJ. expectations, which will be wide- businessmen. education and research obtaine ly quoted in the press/Questions through Dun and Bradstreet' SEAMLESS ALUMINUM GUTTERS Sending Fort Monmouth speak- can be directed to representative nation-wide computerized wii • HEAVY GAUGE .032 OR ers to the schools is one of the businessmen within only on network. (BI-LEVEL) 027 concomitant activities which this area, or only to retailers or man- • ONE-PIECE CONSTRUC ilitary installation is providing "Every day," said Mr. Morgan ufacturers, or wholesalers, or is its contribution to the week's "Dun and Bradstreet reporter perhapj those in a single indus- Central Air Conditioning by YORK ' , TION irogram. are talking to 29,000 businessme • BAKED ON WHITE try. The rsults can be rapidl collated so as to be timely. A contemporary two-level residence designed for comfortable family' ENAMEL Irving. Three bedrooms. Large L-shoped paneled recreation room. Fourth, • ALUMINUM SIDING Mr. Morgan explained that i bedroom easily; converted from, portion of recreation room. Two and .one-. • HOME IMPROVEMENTS TRADE-IN prime objective of the 125th an- half baths. Large living room,' Dining room. Modern, equipped kitchen. - • SIX YEARS EXPERIENCE IN HOME niversary ij to identify Dun and Laundry and work room. Large two-car attached garage. Attractive _ IMPROVEMENTS YOUR HOME Bradslrect with its local com- exterior of brick and masonry combined with wood and plastieryiic mineral^' • 1S-YEAR GUARANTEE • EASY TERMS TMi nay b* your telatioi munities. "We try to be good fiber shjnaies. , ;:.- • "«• / • LICENSED BY THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY to a larqti kaii» . , , citizens in the communities in which we operate," he said. "In CALL TODAY! looking for ways to be more ef- fective,, we wanted to do some- Red Bank Aluminum WALKER & WALKER thing beyond that which every- the tyluwix (RANCH) GENERAL CONTRACTORS MEMBER one else does and for which we Ml IROAD ST. FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL 741-393? 2048 RT.35 ' MULTIPLE LISTING SHREWSIURr MIDDLROWN are uniquely equipped. Our aim Central Air Conditioning by YORK YOUR NEIGHBOR IS OUR NEXT CUSTOMER SERVICE 741-5212 471-3311 is to serve the public through our business every day of the year. A spacious one-level residence designed for comfortable family living. The public is in continuing need Three bedrooms, two baths, large living room, Dining orea. Modem', of reliable and up-to-date infor- equipped kitchen. Laundry and work room. Large one-car garage. Exterior ARNOLD C. BULL Announces * mation, and tho news media are 'a tasteful combination of tedor shingles and plost>crv

Board reduction awarded Council President Georst Atoning tte state appeal was. C«evy and CouneHmen • voted agaJmt the •» the scene given no reaiaa vfeen it re'became- they believed that the county board was "welt «#V Wed,1' to handle appall. *& Creevy added that meat tojvh; in favor, was Councilman tbbja do not appeal county ml-

Arnold. He reasoned that **-'• .'• . Mrs, Kate Jpckaon, tte tax-as- one resident,' If might sessor, countered thtt her opert jftava dona so to othen. iru'Mt pMmlttod to taittty at ri Ditmond creation, Mr. Saathoff taid he hat Jweg/ttia county board hearing. She Mkgold, 12 diamonds cord band. $275.00 Sfd'Medil, tok > • Loral Securities gold Mled, bracelet lUpreaeotative Ur-, i j rye ,yj yesterday from NASD. Frlcei do not include, ntatt markup, mi* .Lady'a Innovstbm, 1 f down or oomnsifiion Mlccaaeand, ira presented: thfr Army deew« Bracelet. J275. , tre'ni awifdfd f*q tlteir ZO^flV-old ion, Pfe. Donald BANKS h WkiUd inViaViaff NaNam oohh ••"i«jnfla»t#fe Mmar-Wall Niflontl Central Jaw Bank* EatonhnriJ Nttlooal Bi V..., „.. Army Commendation MadalinrfiPorpI* tfrt |i*r».'AII*way *'•> special ee'ramony. Nc. Alf«\^y, ! a graduafa of Miiiawa'n Hi?K School^ ioiniedtlia Arrny fn September, IW4 -and arrived .'Ih Vfe* Nam Fait April Plrst State Ocean County- 16.. Present at the*ipw*mohy-,w*ra'.th« wldtfr'i VtWo, littar'h Nancy,,23,.and,Suian 18/and two brofheri, N* J. National Bank ( Jcean County National . , fU. Jack, 25, «nd;'.year-old Slinn. • "i : PwpleaNadBsnkof,Moamouth .40 PaepIaNatfcmaTBankclUIuinod M> Tlm»-honore SeaBright Ksttonal ' US « th* world over, distinguished by Trurt Co. of Ocean County (x) •mart styling. Modal* for man and worrlbn Surf!Chtfflge* SNbVSTKUL lnl4K«o1d.fllledai1dl4K«oJd, . aiwMeprlcai range. <••' .;' , , - ftsaearch- r _j" ' At Regnal Brockway* • ,Approved-..wa» the U

time, Mm, Root will be ilsed as IANH the advice of her doctor, and Rowan MM. Joyce Height, a kindergar- a "team teacher," Superinten- Opka tmi Nl jkt W ChttaMs KAVKVMCOWtTV dent of Schools Charles D. ten teacher, whose husband has Swalm explained. She also will been transferred from the area. serve as a substitute wherever seded. \ Th« bpsrd granted a request Piping Rock by .-the .Recreation Conunistlon fof'Mefof the auditorium'iat tte PPac tOk Okayedd Qordoos Corner School on, Satur- nAofCOtWlTV: ' !• The group cup* In Rumson only in ' ' Borough irizeda federal i " THURS. mi IRt '1*fi SAT. 104 J* ••*• • QWfAtl tt*TWtP*r OWY-10 AM. TO & P.M. to pioneer and formartyyew UvwhUaaothsrrnakars sure, whiclf mufiivnjhe OVB» 200 TO CHOOSE MOM OVER 200 TO CHOOS8 FROM OVER 200 TO CHOOSE PROM ,'«ilte«t Tototthpia yeara of wiparl»ii€» of membtra.ni the Zoning fo*rd the board' agreed to WK erwrite SPECIAL GROUP , SPECIAL GROUP of Adjustment from five to seven. the cost for the-remaining, two VSfECIAL GROUP weeks of the'current yes '• MIEN'S and BOYS' OJRLS' ROYS' and GlRU registration fees .to.13 from 12.90. It indicated that It would dhv cuss the question of payment ROBES George Rddy to John A. Cltford with the commission, i : PANTS was approved, pending receipt of The boara authorbwd (he uae a release from the state Bever- of theschooljfortheoperation'ftf OHWIO PAIRS a|« Tax Bureau. a Head Start program ntr auin- $|OO CHILDUN'S ' Council'also rejected a pair of mer. Hie' program would be bids to curb Waterman Ave, The.conducted in1 co-operation with ICE SKATES cost' would ,,have exceeded fteehoM Township, budgeted funds, council (tied; be the iponaonag A U0« bid from Pauel'a Boats Swslm said that he ••/• ••'(>•. .'• *! Wiuhlngton'St., for en unused air FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE compressor was received. Oners nalapan-Engllahtown will be- received at the pec. council session. Themeeting was -•1 t'.,. . ' changed from Dec. 22 due to the holiday season.

TONTOWN TIONAL LY WEGISTER SPECIAL SECTION

>' On1 Monday, Dec 19th, there will be only six shopping days left until Christmas. If ' you haven't completed your Christmas shopping by then, don't dispair. This special section will offer loads of gift CHRISTMAS '; ideas, both in its news columns and from -•'•>'• /'• " 1 i^vfrV**fl8 ty 'oca^ merchants. Let this ACCOUNTS t,,',i.i tj IGiftVuide"' help you with your last min- ute shopping.

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B Day of Recollection T*^*» *W |*SWS##lpaw>a ^vBVaHfajtBu WJowad.by • ten W - Tot Legion There will be tare conferences, a And Trinity Confirmands tjy ft* Women's question-and-answer period and of Mary Is tttettocess of Trenton ChriUiui Serv1ce> will sponsor, a Day of RtooBec- Benediction, Breakfast and lunch MATAWAN — The Rt. Rev. Al- It was announced She felkw- was won fyVtt. tio? on Saturday, Dec, 17, tt Cor- will be served on ih* premises. It hip will sponsor a winter f*»- fait «bdrs ud Moists,will bert W. VanDuzer, suftrsgan M in tbe fliuilcal p'rbr ps* Chrlstl R.C. Church, bete, to ival meeting for children Sun- Ths^twtalnawt be conducted by Rev. Aedtn Me- the Legion Curia (diocese coun- he confirmed last week at Trin- day, Dec 18, at the Rescue Squad Graft, *> Mary, Ai a .teiaH of this mile, The Legion was formed in Tren- minds honored were: Carolyn arty recently in Our Lad? of p the Communist prognun to create ton Diocese two years ago and is Jean Fry, Sberee Denise Kauf- Mrs. Robert Mey«rs, MMrs. J*ci an Independent church In China •atlma Hah*. presently established in parishes man, Gail &jsin Switzer, Patri- Shepherd, Mrs. t^trlck i matted la almost complete fail- and schools including Christian A cake sale will be held Sun- cia Ann Weber, Charles Steven day after Masies with Mrs. Nich- and Mrs. «obert Ifnapp. Avd«dts ure. Brothers Academy, Iincroft. Dudden, Scott Frederick Martin, las Gatlinaro serving as chalr- from the Joan Irene Studio, *Wr Father McGrath, who spent 25 Arthur Kirk Pedersen, Charles port, danced* ' in. An annual Christmas par- ^ w r-w^~ —9 —* -^» 1 AW Sj^ — *L —'*^ ' w ^ * J^ j months la solitary confinement Richard Pedersen Jr., Jeffrey will be held n«M Tuesday for in Communist Jails, was expelled The highlight was hy Christmas Scott Pfelffer, Stmuel Henry •tlents tt Marlboro. State HOJ- bom China. fashion show in which models avallabta to ui tecfay? For fr.iMntpira- Snyder Jr., Jenlth Marie Mar taL with Mrs. Lawrence Mur- Subsequently, at the request'of were Mrs. George Dent, Mrs, chest, Patricia Josephine 'Melt- ihy in charge of arrangements. Ronald Nuntiante, Mrs. Fred Ministers the Bishops of England, Father Activities Set veen, Marine >Mbrey, Leonard tion on -the m«aning of Christ in today's n. Harold ChmleteWsU will WaiU, Mrs. WiUlam-Wolsuomer REb BANK-RlchartPankin- • .1". McGratfa started a program of HIGHLANDS - Christmas ac- WiUlam Dudden and Bowman general chairman of the an- and Mrs. Thomas, Conrqy. ler ,J^ .Belford,'and; jMwt expansion of the Legion of Mary tivities at the First Methodist Otto Pratt world, listen Sunday, Dacemb.r II, to and other apostolic organizations nual card party Jan. 2f. Sykei,, this place, have becofnei Church will include a dinner new ministers Of the Red Bank Rev. Arthur J. St. Laurent was TO GIVE PROGRAM. in that country. He is now work- Tuesday at Bahr. Restaurant by Congregation ot Jehovah's 'Wit- tha first of a two-pirf rjtseuiffbri titlad ing with councils of the Legion of the Women's Society of Cbriitian BOX TO SPEAK moderator at the parry. Christ- EATONTOWN — The youth of mat presents, brought to the par- nesses. They were'bsptlred-at Mary throughout the States. Service. RED BANK - "Hie ttMt Re- SU Dorothea's Catholic Church the semj-annuat circuit assembly "CHRIST THE HEALER." The Legion of Mary is a dis- The theme of the program lor membered and Relived" will be r, were sent to St. Michael's will present a dramatic and mu- lone in Hopewall. Mrs. Murphy recently in Brick Township, ciplined organization of men andthe evening will be "Heaven's the topic of an address by How- sical program at t&e annual 'fam- wt in charge of refreshments. 'Raymond Bosworth, presiding women that tea lay substitute for Christmas Tree," with Mrs. Wil-ard Box Wore the regular meet- ily Christmas party to be spon- minister of Ae local, Witaeuw, a religion order. liam McCullough In charge. ing of the Ethical Culture Fellow- sored by the Women's Society skid' that the .minlstem' will en- M ATTEM) SUPPER The Say of Recollection Is Also planned Is community car- ship Of Monntouth County Sunday Sunday from 3 to 8 p.m. gage In public speaking and*-con- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RADIO SERIES time of spiritual exerciies dur- oiling for FMdsy, Dec. 23, at st 11 ia ia the YMCA here. MATAWAN - More than 200 , Rev. Leo A. Kelt/ will be mas- duct home Bible study sessions. Ing which the Legionaries will 7 p.m, when several groups trill Mr. Box Is leader ot the Brook- guests attended the buffet sup- ter ot ceremonies. Mre. Jajnes Mr. Bosworth said that Mr. meditate on devotion to the leave the church and sing at lyn, N. Y., Ethical Culture So- end Christmas party of the Herring is chairman of the party Pankenier has been associated Blessed Mother and on their apos- homes of shut-ins. Refreshments ciety and was formerly a Uni- War and Rotary Society of St with Mrs. Louis DiLello as- with the local group, which meets tolic duties as Legionaries. It will will be served at the church alter tarian minister in Ottawa, Can- Clement's Catholic Church in sisting. st Kingdom Hall in Fair Haven, open with Mast at 8:30 a.m. carolling. ada. • • . Magnolia Inn. tor eight yea(s. Mr. Pankenler " The • winners of the pack- CHRISTMAS PROGRAM is a graduate ot Middletown «« decorating contest were MATAWAN - The First Meth- Township. High Irs. J. A. Norbut, first priie; odist Church will hold Family employed' by try. thowas Vaught, second, Night on Sunday beginning with Corp. in Shrewsbury. ] Services in County Churches and Mrs. Daniel Meyers, third. a covered dish supper at f:jK> recently nioved to Red Bank and The Christmu floral decora- p.01. \ Chriitmu program transferred from another congre- Atlantic Highlands BT. nim xraoorju. Oakhurst ion, donated by Paul Zleglsr, be featured. gation. Low Braneh i waxes soonsn METHOItHI Atlaiitto Blsnlandi Sunday larvleaa- wUI be Lm» Hatt Oaknnrit Ida amlar lerviee will ba hiM ai at • a.m. ant law li*» ui a Mrmoa Dr. Joto Blair, saitu, wUI oCfleUM U am ina uaon-atrmon win ba "Ood. tht raetor. Rav. Jwu* VU at Sundar mrvleta to bo hald at »:» tha Ptaatrrar ot Man." tu. *t w a.m. and 11 «.m. when t» will tptak on CATHOUO Marlboro "Iba Uyint word." _.. achadulat *» Old Bridge fc 10, and, U'i,a. and noon. Th«.SiH(UT awrtea «m tt « II BAPTIST .m. with a atrmai bf Btr, Wwin '. Spanoar on "TUUi." SwAaT MTVtOM trillU aA. «FlJ Sunday Uaaa will be at S:W, 7:M. l:» rm. VlMtnt JBtnckm will M «:«, loud ll:lS a.m. and U:N p.m. (ptakar. Matawan Rtvl Barnard A. Oatg, wlU oUlelau. GOOD SBEPBZBD LtlSflDSAR nut Hatmi Old Bridie Sofi. Mr. 0udr, Mm. jCfattr, Ottoman Sunday atnnoti »a *t Tha Sunday terrtce win bt helld ai X. V«8eiv«r, Tutor, U i.m. HIT. ChtiUMI wmr X aitomflowe r wilwill 10:30 a.m. In. Barlty Majer will . the 11 a.n. aenrtee preach an "What To Ohm a Pirton vraaea. by famdna Selig... not 8545, but Jnkt on -W Wtotattt to Chrttt-febTHaa - "-- - Rarilan Townahip Colts Neck SAindurunin win bj mt I6:» SJ. JOHNW sotsiomsi un. with Rw. Rlebart_A..WoM«i_4»- Baaltt ' a atnaon. "What • ttue Vtr- Snndajr aerrleel will ba ai t:10 and onunAi 41eL" U a-m. and at T:» p.m. with Rev. Sunday atrrlceCoitn MMwill kba at 11 a.m. Konnaa IC lUlej. paetor, aytaklni an ua I p.m. -wlBi Larry 0. Cr" ST. 'Tear Not" at tha mormns tarvleai. mlnlitar officiating. cusionm oanouoatti a ~ia tnnlns aanica vlU tutara tht Hatawu-HarlDora We Ctlleia Choir. BBYOBMED am In the Matawan Oramnar Sehoi Coin Neck Towph RuctoiVl vtll olflcltta. BTBU 'BAmstt •rtit Sunday eervlee wOl b* at U (A B.t|ular Baptlrt Chunk) e_m, Rev Samuel La Penta will iW UTTHODIST a, Hrnum anUUtd "Waal loan Wa call IUT. Otoraw J. Dllott' will iraach Su»!ay ouTlcn u sonday aerrtoei at 11 m.m. and at Ua.m. whan Rav. . T *m. sr will pnacn on, Ealontown Oavd Ineamata." ? : • rum KBIHOIMU VK B !o a SAtontowrt Rer. WUllam Jon Wilskt, * &£SS " ' will deliver a Nrma t »t tit Sunday lervtcet wtu ba Matins u _ aerrlce at IMS a.m. Holy .Communion at T:4» a-m.; Pamlly ia: lucharlit at till a.n.; momlns MONKOOTlt MIDST iraytn and a aarmon by iha rielor, (StUkam Baptltt Geareattta) lev, CarroU B. Hall, at U ajn. Red Bank ZXaiUnm Tin tuodmr Mrvln wlU It Keld it ST. ASTHONT'S CATHOUO 11 u». V»r. V. B. Btln, pwtw, will Middletown JRad Bank; niteh on fOod Lortd-Ht OEVI." •unday llaaaaa wUI bt «t1etrata4 at: nit trantn(> itrvtct will He htld it WESTHIKSTS* nUS T, -I, *, 10, 11 a.m. and BOOS. T:JO when thk adult choir win ptti«11 t Middletown a Cantata, "lovt Tianicredtat. aiday aerrlcea will *• ai »S1S ani CBBSSTUrT SCIEKC1 _ m:t» aa.m. . whan liar. Haflaa c. Rod Bank tu X Fair Haven Durfit wtu Sunday atrrlot win be at U sfloio or mmaa unrouuf a.m. CBOUST HKTHODMT Middituwn EVANOEUCAVANOEUCAL UUrmERAr R d rt Suoday aanloot will bo held at Iha Sunday Venice will ba at a.m. and at 10:« a.m. with Rtr, C. Bed BanBk «.m. with a tvrnxn by Hit vaatar, Burkina pnachlis at both ter- Sunday aerrlcat will ba at »;15 and JUv cnarlta Hankina, The tennor U a.m. with Rar. Harold Hornbirger, ttpla will ba "Sl«n wm ol Cnrtatmaa.' paator, olllclauni. At I p.m. Ultra will ot a. Chrtitmu HETHODUT muilo pcosrun. - Kiddlatowtt BARIsT. • BOLT OOKMCnriOH SriSOOPAI. Tht Sunder aeniea wfli Nil 10 lUd Bank Fair. Havttk •° • - a,m, with a ainaon by tha aaatar, Holy Communion wUI ba Sunday at -Her . ~ Oonrad whlnh wlU ba dta- B a-m.: the »:M Family Service win r— plana. Tha lay raadu win 1>t Holy Communion and a•"*•* itrmon b;y art. * WeiUwaJ. tht notor, Her. Frederick K Preuii. The 11 a-m. lerviee will ba moinlni [ED praytr and a itrmon. Sunday aarrloea will bt! Holy JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES The Sunday itrvlca will bt at 11 •ueharltt at S t-m. and at >:U a.m. Yei, this magnificent 4-pc. suite, (Klnidom HaU> e.ra Rev. Karl D. Oompton will preach and Morning Praier with a itrmon Fair• HaHavei n tbe adult choir will pruent "The Mint U a.m. "Jehovah'i Lovlns Provliloni the Ansela Sans" A.M.I. IION magnificent value, can traniform YOUR living lirth-i InhabltanU" will bt tht Bed Baas . l«ct ol Sunday*! I p.m. Bible, talk to cmusar EPISCOPAL Tht Sunday aervlce will ba at It a.m. M dellverad by darenea Dtan. The Middletown whan Rtr. Thomat H. Couriey. paitor, Watchtowar atudy -will conclude dli- Sunday tttvieta 'wUl- bt: S L_ will preac'h on "Why Ia the BIMa S< room before Santa arrived What a bland, euHlona or 1 Cortnthtaiu J on "The Rolf Communion (naw church); »:1> Valuable!" Ketd of Non-lnnammabla Uaterlalt" a.m., lemur tenrlte. Holy Communion tt 6:10 p.m. Inn church): 11 a-ra., Itonins Frar- tJBUWJa OF OIBUST tr (old church). Bed Buk •f beauty, •legance, enduranc* <. .and ' The today eorview wtu ba held Freehold at u a.m. and al en p.m. Robert . CBAOK IVaaMKS lUgsi will aptaif at both Mntaai. brssthtsklng javingi too.. Hand-rubbsd mastiff Tta SoDdaj aamoojriU bo MM at METHOBIBT Sanaa* twvleaa will ba — 1 a-m. wttVBari W. Howard Karahall Had *"* '' - aa< 11 a.m. KIT. Daviavtd Oq.. Vott, ppaa i offltlauns. Sunday ainrtcti will ba Holy a framei, dseron bsek euvjiiorts, 6" toTi will anrnon, cm In munlon at 1:30 a.m,. la —uutr—t " w, ww mui gMKmiAL OF Drvm son and worihip ttrvletal antt:*. ) atrlu on Boltord am. Rev. Edward B. thick foam leati... PLUS Highlands Tha Sunday itrvlca win bo at 8:lS preach on "Tour J07 Will [ore. p.m. with Htv. Phooba Dafley, paitor, FKESBTTIRlAX CHCBCH • - METHODIST otflelatms. Bed Buk (tunning fabrics, protected Hlfnianda A Holy Communion itrvtct of dad Tht Sunday atmce win bt at 10:<9 cation will ba held Sunday at S and an. with Rer. WiUlam UeCulloliah Bellord 11 a-n. Bar. Dr. Ctiirlee s. Webiler •tdelatlni. Sunday tanrleaa will ba T:« a.m., wlU praint V Communion meditation. •gaintt ipott and stains with •AHT ANDttEITS EnSCOMI. Hatlni; S a.m., Holr XucbarUt and HKManda •erm6a; A:3o a.m.t Bunt Suoharlet and ST. NICHOLAS RCSSIAN Sunday larvlcet win ba Holy urmon by Rav. Ralph Idwirdi an- EASTERN ORTHODOX DuPont Z»pal». Sava $146 and anfoy •lieharlat at S a.m.; MaUna at »:30 tilled, "Then Ia a Time." Red Bum fy a.m. followod by a Oioral Xucharlet Tha Siturday irrvlee will ba held at 10 a.m. Bronoons wm be at I p.m. ALL SAMW EP at 1 p.m. and Sunday'! Divine Uturgy Navealnk will bt at 10 a.m. wltti Rev. Stephen it Christmas Eve ... by ordering NOW. LtUago oflldaUmr. ^i^my, Strvleti tor Sunday are aa foll< Holmdel I a.m. Holy CommunionCommuni ; •:•»» a.m. and 1111 a.m. . HornHHornini gg PPrayerayer, with .-<"*,V, •OUIOIX caCBCH eermon by tht rectorrector, - Ror. Harry it. Rumson , Holmdtl Bonuen. Tha Saadty aervlea will bt at 11 SX. 0E0BOE'S.BT.THBWKIt am. wlla tht putor. Rev. John W. GOOD SHEPHERD LTJTHE1AN Iplioopal Waldron, omciillnf. Rumton Holmdol-MUdMown Sunday aerrlcei will ba Holy Com- The Sunday •tnrlee wUI tt held - mnnlon at S a.m.; Morntna* Prayat at •s Keansburg 10:43 t.m. at tbe Thompson School, • :3O a.m., and at 11 a.m. with itr- Shop Day or Night - Pfcfc Your Colors > Pick Your Ultidletown, Rar. Oaorgt J. Frank Jr, mone by the reclor, Rer. O. P. IfalUek ST. AUN'A CATHOUO. will preach Btlthaw. Xeauburf Sunday Menel wlU It at T. S, t, TOTTED PRE8BYTEUAN FIBST FRE8BTTKBUN "US, U ant noon. Unorolt Rumton Sunday atrvloea will bt held tt 10:30 Sunday eervlcei will bo held al *!1 NO SANTA CLAUS? WALL-TO-WALL TABLES a.m. at tha new church. and U a.m. Kev. Harvey C. Doule Keyport Jr. will preach on "Wltneil to the Coming Xmg." < WHO SAYS? ST. MABYS EPISCOPAL BArruT LUXURY IY THE HUNDRED LOVIUIST UMI»S Now MoamoaOi Sunday aervleee will bbtt held - Shrewsbury This living room . . . complete Sunday tanlcei wlU bt: 7:41 a.m.,10:111 a.m. and at 7 p-m. Rer. DonalD d Come to Tha Mart or ihop at China, bran, afsbaiter, Horning' Praytr; | a.m.> Holr Com- N011. 1aeoflel d wild l t ipta7 k aRt both atr- BEXlaiODS SOCIETf OV FUBJIDS . i . can be YOUR living room munlon: S:1A a.m.. family eervlea; 11 Bhrtwtbury am., Holf Communion. Rev. Henri A. rloei. home! Chooif your broad- Ceelctail and ehair-iids, pottery . . . psrfactionllt. Snndar mettini li btld at 11 aun. come Chrittmail Four - piece Malt Jr. It rector. The Rt. Rer. Albert FIRST VN1TAIIAN OF Van Diner, auf'rann billion, will of- loom ... wool, nylon, acrilan ... lamp, commode, eo-ordinatsd shades *f; ficiate at tht Sacrament of Holr Con- MOWMOUTH COUNT! FIRST ASSEMBLY Or OOD Stlig suite, two tables, two Unoroft Bhrewtbury firmation at 4 ».ra. Sunder ilnrlcti will ba htld at U . . . right where you'll me it tilk, parchment, Rnart) Tht Sunday aerrlct will be at 10:30 am. and att 7 p.m. wllwith" ~Paito ' r ~Patric ' ' k lamps, avan broadloom will-to- drum • ttblsi! Contempo- ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC a.m. Rcr. Robert Cope will epti 0. McUne offfclaUni. and gst the exact ions you Lamps by tha thousands,, 'Death and Santa Claue." wall Sunder Vail a*«%, end 7:» a.m. PBKSBVTtRIAK want. Area rugi? Ssa on* rary, colonial, provincial, all ih delightful room «a|, and 11:15 p,m. In the Church; t:30, OLD FIRST CHURCH Bhrewebury S:ti and U a.m. In the aohooL American Rapttet Convention Bunder aervlBM will ba at. I LESS THAN of the widest selections in United nkareh .1 Cariel and 11 a.m. Rev. Junii R. St traditions); for living tingt; <*» how they'll light Uldtletowa OJETHSEMAND WTHBBAK will preach on! '-WlitT You, Jeney ... by tha country's your rooms with decorator Kenwrl The Sunday aervlee will be at ' Lordl" room, bedroom', deri. Hun- Sunlar itrvlcaa will ba ai i:30, l:ti a.m. with a etrmon by Rev, R. Webt moif famous makars'. . . at turn 11 am, Leonird entitled "Shall We Look to: CHRIST EPISCOPAL beauty. Print? Starting Another." Bhriwiburr Holr Eucharlil will ba celibrati low* low prlcts at The Mart. dradi at low at 29.95 at low at ... 17.95 ' •tfporl BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL Sunder at ui* I «.m. and I e.m. 0 Sunday atrvlcei will bt held (AlKmHr of OrliHaai) lervlcea The rector, Rev. Ronald O. COMFUtt 10M3 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Rev. Alburr, will preach on "Tht Blblt ant Bupna F. Oregory, paetor, ornclatlng. Hlddlttawn Sverrdar Llvlna" at Iha S and 11:11 Sunday atrvlcei will bt at S;W andam, lenrlcei. Al 4 p.m.. the choir Little Silver 11 e.m. The 7 p.m*. eervlea will leatur will prilent "Rejoice, Beloved Chrli. tlnalnf and prtaoblns of the Ooipel. tleni.'- a canUU by Dietrich Bmla- ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL hude. OPEN EVERY NITE TIL 9:30-SATURDAY TIL 4:00 Uttlt Sliver New Shrewsbury Sunder lirvletj will bt Hoi* Com- Union Beach ... munion it I tn, and Corporate Com- BEFOSJIED munion at 10 a.m. wlttt a lennon by the Naw Snrawiburr rtctor, Riv. Canon Stuart F. Out. OBACB HETHOniSt EMBURY METRODItr Sunday Mrvloea will bt at »;» and Union Beuh UM a.m. Jtar. laau a Rotttnbars Sunday itrvlcu win bt at »:*) • Ullla Sftrir . Frli^pieach on "Tin Book that Reaai 11 a,m. Ret. rrwklln H. Bird, Kir. Senrord M, Hanty will preith wUI officiate. aoMajr al tha 11 a-m. atrvlei, LITTBESI MEMORIAL LCTBEBAK 1 Long Branch West Long Branch SmrORMAITON LUTHERAN aoarBL SMU. Tha Sunday lerviee will bt at 10:10 nrtit Loni Branch - Loni Branch a-m. whan ftev. Louti C. Hover, Sunday eerWcei will be hell at Silt teutlva aacrttary or itiwirtiMji and It am. . HerRtv. . W. Robert 0S>il< 35, MMUnp, H. J. UhttS 'A: 'WW«l 7 p.rn.JTh*>«!!a nrvleLord'«e -1U_bSuppert vennlUm of Ihe AUantlo ck on "»• Kadlinet ba otuarvet^unday at tl» a.m. iptaE. ' jaw-* «*«§ nukkah

pe presented by and Sunday'scbool day at 10 a.m.. In Beth Shalom here. At 8 p.m. Sun- day, an adult education meeting will take place in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Benedick. Rabbi Fred Cohen, spiritual lead- JSxcrcisc, jSood Betting er of the congregation, will speak by tbe 4iant'4a9«iim«nt bl on Hanukkah, the festival of re- Wtf^lut In:'fee dud dedication. The congregation's Sisterhood The Challenge of Hung3fian gave a Hanukkah party for Jew- ish patients at Marlboro State ; Hospital yesterday, and a Hanuk- naVplay % Lk books' on her siielf, ferred) , ..'.. ,:;,,, Appea: Members who attended the con- •more than enough to canvinc* - Uiteuispoon-^iit .:.,. :,";; *». ,. ., vention of the Women's Branch us that. »h«.is tor. past the Ifi cup wira water - ' .; nss Prlnetsi,; of Union of Orthodox Jewish Con- stage where she needs any at t egg slightly beaten. rin as gregations of America in Wash- alL; , ... '••/•-••':... ' Apple Filling tobert, . . . ington, D.C., recently were Mrs. Mrs. Pustrom says she didn't I quarts sour apples (cut fine) :rett GnBrn*. Mrs. Wllliari Benedick, Mrs. Martin Graham, realiit oooldng was her hobby 1 cup seeded WISIM i|nd Mrs.; JOMph By»a Mrs. Herman Cohen, Mrs. Finme .until she was asked to demon- 1 cif sugar «y the f dancing Nueman and Mrs. Louis Green- strate the. making ot her stru- 1 teaspoon cinnamon .dTOM^.;:,;,^^ berg. del at a hobby show, years J4 «up currants i Others Jh the cast are: sgoi She has since conducted Vt cup dry bread crumbs ' I.K. O'BWn, Mrs.#b»ftl :ps«purmet--cooku|g; cfsss for « cup butter, melted m. C {t FrledrllCB, and: ^MWfe^Wflcisrs'^ wives':and % cup almonds, blanched aid gained an enviabl« wputotfoa •• ftmftrifiil ' -; *' ' '"' : '* - "'*"' • !PJta* th? salt, floucand egg )Mi> a popular attraction at lh« fspeciatties.^' ''Mf^i^'&y- Into a large mbdng bowl. Add ihore are* and We* York City CHWTMAS DOWN ON •Rie'apple strudel persists ss the warm water, mix the dough vith herguilv,»n«,Frtinc|t if Ik h«r ^,ice de jeslstance. It is :qi#U3r-S:*itJi:-••;: knife, then oontiniously jeguested by; her emead on beard," stretching' it longs anfl her Ant recording it «uests;awl never served too of- up ftnd down to niade it elastic ioon to be released.' : 1 ten for her famUy. especially and until it leaves the board Also in.'the cait are Mr*. J.G. ribbon , winner,- tiie •qrry of tr|l||||ife|B|^|l|:#f^the ; ••jj|«n*>am::.HaUtj;;|*e'/';'i»yict clean. Hold dough high above ;ostigsn, Jll^t. George C. Noonan, Otanaes in '•^•'"•'^mioS^ar^iKW^^?w. ^Ks; imy-r^ryVvjavjlri^.;.*!*** board and hit it hard against REGISTER NOW ^s^|J.vi|ha|lfii»«n4.U|i»ppM«|: sertl" In'a household where the board about: 100 to 125 dseoretions of farm 'animali and fi^ur.as of flildad fancy desserts and complicated. times, or until dough is satin- Child ttrfDimeri are Ratty smooth . and small blister-bub- ^cCart>iy; Maty B«th.Hvghu, ^erti^fnywon the approval of |h|j'f||i»r'«^^|Mi9f|| bles appear on the -surface. : S-T-R-E-T-C-H — Strudel dough goes to amazing lengths ttsy and Ellen Gwyan.-'Chore* / ^.Mnj^Wl^roBj^Trtw^aj. be$ Toss it on a well-floured board, paphy V by Mr*. Shirley Haas. cooking since she was nine, cover with a hot bowl and keep under -the careful guidance of Mrs. Einar Pustrom, Rum- {«ys:i,'lt;iafei»i»vii»#«ir:"ol in warm place half an hour or son. When ready for rolling, the paper-thin dough covers The set fWj' Cfaalleiiges - and Tewards. • 'she until it wll| stretch easily. ! c art entire table-top. A fancy dessert ,for holiday guests. Robert NM and e$«futed by ".''•'<••'.' •••.*?;•••!••.:'••':-Itf-., V- -.IJIJV-:' '^i^':;"']iF^''0ir0ct< '^- : lay the dough in. the center ; ; : Mrs. Hits; Mrs.re , FredenckiorFredeftcKsori fs^er^ :^to !PrMde att .«f' a, w^Mloured cloth (the (Register Staff Photo I ol the a«t. Ticket ind mi elegant dessert but, for letting «l6W^[de;;;of 'oil:doth does : Younggters Love to* hilrmsi\ .cjistijiui; W'^&^^lM'-WeM welt); on an'ampIe'Wtchen ta-' Brush top and sides of st'ru- the grated walnuts with' 1 cup. off steam. ; Shrewsbury. RUMSON - More than 50 0Club, Garden Club of Princeton "It takes a good, 15 to 20 min- ble. Brush well with some of del with egg, slightly beaten. coarsely chopped walnuts, 1 Take Dance Lessons The ' ^i*«cttdibyMra,|wmen .attended the. JRumsonland Little Silver Garden Club, utes to knead and punch the the melted butter. With but- Bake at 3S0 degrees for 35 to clup raisins, V£ cup sugar, 3 jt opens up a; whole; new tablespoons lemon juice, 2 .„ holiday,... .«hw,'y« ....r |Fifteen dubs participated in the dough," she says. "You c/ui tered, hands under' the dough', 45 minutes or, until strudel is world to therii G»ve%th|l ; golden brown; Remove to cool- teaspoons grated lemon peel. ion manager is Mri, Hui. terday in'the Kuinsbn Country competition. Judges were Mrs. Bang it and throw It at the palms down, pull and stretch pleasure to your child. See us. Club, which club nemben had Nicholas Novak, AHeohurit; Mrs. table and work out-all your the dough gently, and then ing rack. Sjft two tablespoons Set nut mixture aside. , transformed into • decorative John Coggeshill, Mllrbrook, NX. hostilities. It's tun to do." gradually stretch on the table- confectioner's sugar over top. After strudel dough Is ifAHMWliS DRAPER scene deigned to spark a. holiday and MH.'frank McKown, Bed- It's fun to watch, too, if top, from center outward, unv stretched and slightly dried, sprinkle evenly over it % tup SCHOOL OF DANCE spirit ford. N.Y. \ w" "• you're lookingfor a way to en- ttt 4t I» ,of a very large sfe Cottage Cheese Filling r butter, melted and cooled. The' Edith' CUflls Award for the Proceeds from the' sale of the' .tertaln I the family. Not only and thin as paper. Pinch oft Place in bowl,- beat until mom iv0at:rk Spoon the nut.mixture'over the bert trimmed Christmas tree with 'decorative holiday greens which does the pounding and beating thick edges of doup.v thick and lemon-colored, 2 egg butter. Proceed with the roll- ' . 17 lm» rnrnt itm* unrisual decorations went to the the Rumson Garden Club mem- belle the delicacy of the re. 'Sprinkle filling - over the; yolks, y cup sugar, Vt tea- K Ing and bake. Garden Club'of the Oranges. As bers assembled during » two- suit, but the stretching process, dough, leaving about three spoon salt. Add gradually 1 Its theme the club used gilded month workshop period, will go which makes the dough look Inches all around free from lb. dry cottage cheese (which firm animals. and figures cut- like a parchment tablecloth, filling. Drip a few tablespoons toward Its Community Fund, ; has been forced through ricer). out of ordinary screening to trim gives no hint of tiie; neat fruit- of; raeltedt butter> «ver. all.\ : Mix in Vt cup raisins, 1 tea- the tree. Slted^'Jogs'' ^o come. Fold ' «yer < the'; dough, three spoon vanilla extract, VS tea- MONMOUTH MEATS Second place went to the Flaln- Strudel, Its origin often at- inches on three sides leaving spoon grated lemon peel. Set fieli' Garden Club for its pine tributed tofany of the central one kmg-sW«'imfoIded. Begin- aside. 110 MOB. $t. •raKk Aw. Engaged European opuntries, is really' ning on opposite side of the trte* trimmed with bows and Sprinkle over dough 14. cup RtdBoiik Uttk Silver Hungtrian, Mrs. Pustrom says, table, grasp th'e cloth with both flowers, i butter, melted and. cooled,, y 741-5292 741-5350 "Hey 4o *e inisst with it, a hands. Slowly lift cloth- and K $ p Third placp e went to the Shrews. cup dry breadcrumbs. Spoon good' sign toat m's where it fold over a strip of the dough many. 'Bairn*w •"'special bufyGardeGdbb CluClb andd honorablhble the filling -in^mall' mounds csme:..lroni;^.fhe'lurs',,- ; . about.three inohes wide, Pull " ' *" „". ai_..,.%eo>atlrr * mentions went to the Baybeny evenly over the"dough, "Spread/ •n^.varlefy of ji^sjble adap- cloth toward you. lifting It and LEAN. FRESH Garden Club, Short Hills Garden : mounds carefully with spatula. •lemenn t? match' tie tons tatioM Js one.of ttemost en- causing bough to roll, slowly >f yourj room*. DINNER-DANCE ... espects ol.;strudel. It •Bd?sTtopeiefy/,>• i-.Cnfc.-.! roll | |nto RUMSON,—Tb« Woman's Club! ^kalves;,: «jia-r^:';q*..th!rd»viin4 Nut Filling * will hold a A Christmas dinner- ^aoe>i\ well-b'attered pin. 1 cup "walnuts. dance tomorrow at t p.m. in the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. The group meets next on Jan,. 9 in Bingham, Hall, [or a | band's night program. ' «,T.. Is liiSsJytsejyea, cohiempo f The annual, Christmas buffet After'trying many, methodsand 1 meeting took,place Monday, with recipes, Mrs. Pustrom'has con- Mrs. Theodore' Ctark and :Mr& ceived this one. Altogether! it Living,room, dining room, den; family iBdfo'rd. Wood ,a* WKhairmAn: Will serve about 30 people. Mrs*' John WMfe assisted. : The rolled dough, may be cut Into two, three of four pieces {room, bedroom or complete interiors. before baking; and,you can re- eerve some in the freezer for Interior Designs, ' later,. If you plan to do some Counseling & Pfenning gala holiday;, . eqtertalning, make;. strudel' ahead of time, Servlc. to^be^ baked .the,,, day of'Uie party and served; warm, • Fro- zen dough need not be defrost-; COII774T740©, ,...,.. Pa —Mr. and Mrs. ed, but baking time should be James Hilgert Williams of this extended under a watchful eye. FlbSl'erVVay'^tfa^f'fWiJ^'.?''''' place ..have' announced the en- 320) Jsiwliti. (oH ^ 15), JUwrfltrk gagement of theft daughter, Miss ' Serve fruit or nut strudel ry C|ir!sjtrn«, H*$$F7H ? with a dab of . ice cream,, Cor|'p'l!frisrit' V*ffe)jip*j!»J4« ;\ Lynn Nelson Williams, to W.whipped cream or a sprinkling . . . dseoratei your,.nttrr(s:i ,• Bourne Ruthrauff, son ot Mr. and of confectioner's sugar and try Mrs. F, Bourne Ruthrauff, Point not to blush at the applause. . ."?s"giva flowers-.,:-; ,-So;,.,j4 <: Rd., tittle Silver,.NJ.; us far all your floral nesdi. .& A July wedding Is planned. Miss Williams. IS "a senior at Dinner-Dance VISIT OUR the University of !pennsylvuila CHRISTMAS «tPhllwl}lphia, where she Is aTomorrow member of Kappa Kappa Gam- MIDDLETOWN - The annual IDEA ROOM rna. She la'the) granddaughter ot llnner-dahce ot the Middletown hew • tanfleM alec- 'Mrs. WlUara 'Anderson Nelson Roman's Club will take place HM •! occ*tteri*s far mek< and the late Mr. Nelson, for- amarrow in Bamm Hollow Coun- l*« n«r •«« Cferbtstas ar< merly of Wayne (Pi.), and thetry Club. The event is a charity late Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bamdt Knefit. OF RED BANK Williams of Eiston. A short play, "Woman's Cos- 24 BROAD STREET Mr. Ruthrauff, a senior at thetumes," was presented at a re- University of Pennsylvania Law sent meeting by Mrs. Theodore School, is » gradual* of the MU1- V. Tollman of the Toms River MISTLETOE BALL of the Lincroft Newcomers Club be- PAona 747-1832 brook School and University of Woman's Club, The Christmas Pennsylvania, where h« w»s: * »rty program, which took place gins with a cocktail hour at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Colts mernter ot St. Anthony Hall and In.the River Plaza fire house, In-; Neck Inn followed by dinner at 9. Mrs. John Shea, .iditQr ofvthe DallyiPeilnsylva' Eluded carols sung by the music left, it chairman, and Mrs. William Corbln, assistant UTTU SILVER nian. He is the grsJidsoK of Mrs. lepartment and an exchange of C/B . Wilbur Barlow Ruthmuff of Red gifts with Mrs. John Wlndss as chairman. ; Santa Claus. '^O0ot,'-ep^ru " '• Bank, N.J.r 'and the late Mr. Rirthrautf, end of (he late Mr. New members accepted are CORSETS and Mrs. J.G. Blalne Ewing of Mrs. Robert Rickner, Mrs. Coney iNswVork. Powell, Mrs. David Klllner, Mrs. WINTER CRUISE? Thomas L. Smith and Mrs. Wil- Enjoy tht sunny 'climes In luxury! Accommodations liam Wallls, all of Middletown. The art department will meet to fir your budget. Call today for complete Infor- Thursday in the home of Mrs. mation, You'll , Walter Swarteel and the music IBUUKiilUK fiUjKlU) department will meet the follow- ilortktf Jrautl^/tftnti «/fiiociaiiom love ing day in the home of the chair- lM\wr Tram) PlMunt Trawl Unrtc* man, Mrs. Ralph B. Peterson. 142-2227, S99-5300 : ArMrlan Tranl Ajtnty this : Sorority to Hold 741 .BOM 775-8100 1 ; Cerell TravM Atbury Part Tram Chtittnuu Program 741-iSOB 775-0050 adjustable j.! T :• NEW SHREWSBURY - Alpha | Chi sorority will hold a Christ- f wheHiw it be ... mas program Monday in the I control! home of Mrs. John Schoenlng' HARRIS CATERERS • FURNITURE ! here. Mrs. Schoening, organist Back lac» C/B eorbat to • DRAPERIES ^ for the Monmouth Reform Tem- ! ple, Shrewsbury, will present a givs you the mott in com- • SUPCOVERS recital of Christmas preludes and CATERING fort, and tfi* bast in figur* • INTERIOR DESIGNS her i husband, soloist for the control. Wall boned and Atonement Lutheran Church, As. FOR EVERY OCCASION bury Park,, will sing several se-j beautifully mads. Look for iCntotn WoHppishtp lections. , j • Office Parrlii . • «"m.i|«(|ii|' rnhrlr ' •»ll»«l«i~' Another member, Mrs, Da-' ,•' Hsust Pantos ^^"vffSSlNMnVMj nUHIC:MdWKYI*JII ,- • Wtddlno Rwtpllons 00 vld N. Canon, choir director for • Church Funsfloss II and ConwlraHon S«fv!ce, Tool . the Middletown Methodist Church, will lead the group in; traditional TWO DINING ROOMS ( Starhg 250 ad 100 or »h» carols, • . -. ... Mn. Eliiibtth Wllllimi, formerly certeHer* far Str«gi Co., The sorority held Its third an- HARBOR RESTAURANT INC nual candle tea* recently in the Atl. Hlqblon* Yachr lulu K«d Bank, hai fslned our Mn. Luilla' FoUy In »ur eurut | ttorte bf Mn, J«;raes {Raymond, dtp«rtm»nt. She would be pUmd ts help her .!<>» A Division tor their earning! this ywr -JM» Farrell-Babe Lichardus (Holly- The Jack Nickla|us-Arnold Pal- McCallister and Dick Crawford hole. BesseUnk cupped birdie putts 1 Brick at Neptune far they have won less than SJ.WQ wood Golf Club, Deal) and Doug mer combination, which led theand Jack McGowan. The Harney Besselink carded lix birdies in Of 30,18 tod 10 feet and Sandefi iocs Branch at Freehold between them. Farrell, son ofa Sanders-Al Besselink fired iden- first rourfd with 63, dropped in .a and Wall teams fired 66-65 each today's round, which tied the hit three in a row between the Toms River at Red Bank former U.S. Open champion, uletf tical rounds of 62 yesterday and second place tie with the team of and Crawford-McGowan 6741 course record, and he's strokedsixth and eighth holes from 10, ; to shine clubs for Llchardw* fa- B Division grabbed a two-stroke lead with Howie Johnson and Chris Block- The cutoff will leave the low13 of them in their first 36 holes. 12 and two feet. ther, who'is himself a pro. * RarUan at Ocean 127 midway through the $275,000 er at 129, two strokes off,. 60 scorers and ties in the con- "We don't play safe," «ald Bes- Sanders had to .yank Besselink LMden arttr »eeoM mat eli.tt*' Masasquan at Wall PGA best-ball championship. Brothers Jay and Lionel He- cluding two rounds from a field selink. "But we played together out of a water hazard at one hole Lakewpod at Central The pace was 17 under par. bert, who finished second in theof 120 teams which started for years as amateurs and weafter Besselink waded in to take Wednesday. ' . C Division After 36 holes, it took a score tournament inaugural last year, know how to help each other by nlg ghot out and began sinking. of at least 133 to qualify for thewere both behind in third spot Sanders and Besselink made the advising on which club to Ft. Son at Henry Hudson Babe Uchardua "You better, hit .and get out of final two rounds of the 72-hole with 64-66—130. most of best-ball team play. Five choose." there," Sander* told him. "I can't Hetart-Hrkert Keyport at Southern rnmlMt Shore at Pt Beach go the Jtst 38 holes alone." Huiw-Jufurj Non-Conference . - Farrell and Llchirdus burned Monmouth at Asbury Park the back- nine ot the course ffiKSK-T Hawk Cagers Face In 30 to come home with 62. They Wctvrr-lllli Rumson-FH at Highland Park (UKortHIFIMOIM-WIIMU X collected ID birdie* and; mlised (UKort-HIroU . - Matawan at Mlddletown FtwI-MFtwI-Muwru U Notre Dame at Mater Dei an eagle by two inches at theCphelCmphellC.rnlltli.fl i So. Freehold at Jackson An Unbeaten Adelphi seventh hole, when Lichardus hit Our Lady of the Valley at SI oat "of I bunker. . WEST LONG BRANCH — Mon- averaging 15 points a game. Mark Farrell contributed six of the Rose (Convention Hall) mouth College's basketball team Schissler trails them with' a 13 Holy Cross at R. B. Catholic travels to Garden City, Long Is-average. Hoffman at Croydon Hall land, tomorrow to meet Adelph On the home front, Monmouth WRESTLING University. College's wrestlers will host the Snrf, Field tod Stream ; A Division The Hawks, after losing thei New York Maritime Academy Red Bank at Lakewood opener, have racked up threi Mlddletown at Raritan wins in a row. Sophomores Ron matmen. Neptune at Brick Kornegay and Jim Mclntyre con- Led by Dan Dever, who is un- B Division tinue to pace the Hawks in scor- Deer Hunter defeated, the Maritime wrestlers ing. Kornegay has a 19.5 average, Central at Manasquan have won over LIU and Seton while Mclntyre shows a 15. Ocean at Southern . Hall. Bob Gaunt, In the 160-pound 1 noem. Wall at Shore class, also is a spark for the New Non-Conference Undefeated Adelphi (3-0) is ledYorkers. Monmouth was nipped Get Last Qiancfe Rumsoo-FH at CBA , by its co-qaptains, Steve Sher- by Delaware, 18-15, in its open- By DICK RUffiK ' Pt> Boro at Asbury Park man and Don Morales, who areer Wednesday. WITH ONLY ONE MORE DAY TO GO, deer hunters WU Monmouth College's aquatic fill the woods tomorrow for one last chance st a buck., With-' ZSA ZSA GABOR says- team will, travel to Stoneybrook Burlington County reporting scads of bucks this year plus very good herds in Hunterdon, Warren and Sussex Counties, the Wa|. College for a 2 p.m. meet. count of trophies may be above 5,500 for the six day season. Bow SAVEMONEYatAAMCO season was even more successful than last .year and event aur- passed the record of 1,299 deer set in I960: A totalo* J,B»cSeef > TRANSMISSION Maris Traded were taken by archers this year during the five.week season,thai' SPECIALISTS! NEW YORK - The New York ended Nov. 3. The largest increases were in the souther* counties Yankees traded outfielder Roger of Burlington, Atlantic and Cumberland which follows the reports' COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE Maris, the former home run king of a good increase in the southern deer herd rec«ived;-«arl|er Nons $QO ALL MAKES and two-time American League in the fall. The number of deer to be taken on bee. 17,,by special! Wider AW OF CARS Most Valuable Player, to the St. permit can only be guessed at and should exceed 2,500 and could"1 Louis Cardinals for infielder be a great deal larger than that. More than 11,000 hunters hold IncluAti DenKnlnr, Dlimantlbii Charlie Smith. Inspection and ReaiMmmi.. permits for the special one day deer season. : , FREE! ncunin mm MMCD •Towlni • Readiest . LIFETIME 8UWANTEE QUAIL HUNTERS WAITING FOR THEIR SEASON lDSl 193 & Newman Spriigs Rd. Champ Wins open can look forward to some excellent shooting during tl •MT TUMI RED BANK COPENHAGEN, Denmark 1 842-2500 malnder of year. The cold winds of late November have strlpps* (AP)—Berge Krogh of Denmark the leaves from the trees.and underbrush aad Bret Bobwhlte Jsn 109 Railroad Ave. the European light heavyweight always at his sporting best after deer season ends.'Fair birds jlAAMCOi ASBURY PARK champion, stopped Ray Atte of have been stocked this year due to an unexplained problem at the' 774-4800 Nigeria in the eighth round of a state Quail Farm that caused a number of qvail to die. Wltk tar scheduled 10-round nontitle bout problem solved, yet still unexplained, a small-stocking mi mat* ast night. just before Thanksgiving Day. The stocking ol quail on the ftdrity Shooting Grounds of southern Jersey win awlaf Into high'gear this weekend. The grounds at Turkey Swamp win be getting a< fair share of the birds as will Colliers Mills. Since Ukekurati Naval Air Station has an area open to public hunting by ret> FOR NEXT SEASON — Mater Dei High School, New Monmouth. ii ready Himewlie) tratlon, some birds, will be released^ there, as w«ll. Those sports- for the 1967 -football season. The Keansburg-Middlstown National Bank yeiterdey men hanging up their scatterguns on New Year's Eva are missing: some of the best gunning of the year. Last year, quail hurting presented an electric football Scoreboard to the school. Participating in the ceremo- was excellent right up to the last day of the season en Feb. t. nies, left to right, are Al Murphy, manager of the Belford branch; Rev. Charfes Kelly,; This year the season ends one day earlier, but barring heajy athletic director; Rev, Robert Bulman, pastor of St. Mary's Church and William C. snows, the hunting should be every bit as good. Johnson Jr., executive vice president of the bank. (Register Staff Photo) RINGNECK ROOSTER MAY BE GETTING SCARCER/iss the state ceases its stocking program for the yetr, but the ttfifiy Volleyball Loop upland gunner with a taste for fat pheasants can^ still find plenty WEATHERMASTER SNO-TRAC of action. The road to success can be, as simple as following a Rangers iii 1st map. In this instance, the road is Rt. 537 and our deWnatidn is Opens Monday the northwestern comer of Ocean County. Hen pheasants are.legal GIVE A LONG-LASTING GIFT game in Ocean and the land around New Egypt supports just as Associated Press goal by Harry Howell in the first Recreation Department's Adult good a pheasant population as does southwestern' Morimouttt 12th period,- then followed Marshall's Volleyball League opens Monday WE GIFT WRAP AND DELIVER! Don Marshall'scored his County in the Cream Ridge area where hen birds are not legal. goal of the season and Rod Gil-goal with his own in the second evening at 7 p.m. at the River period. Street School gymnasium. Last year we found plenty of quail around .New Egypt to add to bert came through with his 11th the fun and even: bagged-a rabbit or two. The heavier, denser Gordie Howe tied the game in last night as the New York Rang- Monday and pec. 1? will be undergrowth of Colliers Mills also maintains a good population' WHITEWALLS FIRST LINE BLACKWALLS the firstperiod with his'fifth goal ers whipped the Detroit Red practice nights with league play but you must have a good retriever to find your birds when they of the season. • ]•[ Wing;, 4-2, and climbed into a starting Jan. 9. All games will be drop into the thickets. . first-place tie in the National Ted Hampson put a bit of life played on Monday evenings. 6.50x13 6.50x13 Hockey League with Chicago. into the Wings in the third period There will be six teams in the " •• * ,.. •:,*- * Veteran Doug Mohns scored with a goal that made it 3-2 Newleague, with the winner going to FROM TWO TO SK BLACK BEAR are taken by honors' three goals and Stan Mikita add- York, but Gilbert scored the Livingston to compete in the New la New Jersey each year. With bear territory reduced to'tte clincher slightly more than one northwerteri1 corner of Itote ed five points to his league scor- JerseJ y SState Volleyball Tourna-| "•* ' '««»'« »'l «•»• hattTa'are ing lead Thursday night in power- minute later. merit Som8 t« Pennsylvania and New York for bear. Just a few mOes ing the Chicago Black Hawks to W L T PI.. CF GA The league is open to all area beyond the Jersey border lie the foothills of the Catskills. Forest- a 10-2 rout of the Boston Bruins Chicago .. 1J • : M 11 st burg, N. Y., Is a familiar, name to Monmouth County Scouters who Neiv Vork „ In 1 < :« n n men over 18 years of age. In- 1 in the only other match.' Toronto t. 5 7 M S3 dividuals wishing to participate have camped there for many years. William C. Yodlce, 78 Kings Earl Ingarfield's goal in the Montreal . 8 1 II 4« Rd., Little Silver, hunts the property adjoining the Scout campjasi Bodton . U v4_ IS M are requested to report to the 1 second period was the winner. Detroit 14 /Tr u. H River Street School gymnasium a member of the Red Ridge Hunting Club. This yetr BUI nailed a j (tamM 2M pound black bear dose to the Scout camp,1 . • Ingarfield assisted on the first No QamM Scheduled Monday, or Dec. 19 at 7 p.m. .:*.•-, • * .' '•:•• . •'• •:'.. :• .• : HERE'S WHERE THE ACTION IS DEER HUNTERS'wind, up the regular season tomorrow. Try, the- Pool Wizard'Mosconi smaller woodlots left.atone by the upland gunners thls,pa«t week. WILDFOWLERS having a tremendous season with plenty of duels' and the right kind of weather for a change. Thl river* of south- Jersey with their salt creeks" are: hot spats.-LOcsl gunning good To Appear at Sears Store with plenty of broadbllls In the bay. < . , , . .-.•:• SURF ANGLERS and PIER FISHERMEN doing veil on whiting: MIDDLETOWN - Brunswick he took several meals off theet Billiards Champion 15 times along the beach early In the week u the spikes chase the- billiard champion Willie Mosconi, mantle thereafter.' .. - 1941 to 1948 and 1950 to 1958spearlng. . •• • •••••• .-, .-,.<.f. ' who "will give an exhibition of cue He is the co-holder of world's "wizardry" in Sears-Roebuck, Rt. Willie will, demonstrate that bil- record high run of 127 (with Jim- 35, here, Monday at 6 p.m. dndliards is an easy game to learn my Caras) during tournament at 8 p.m.,-first learned the game and to play well if strict attention play in 1945. He is the holder of by shooting potatoes on his fa'is paid to fundamentals. He also best game record in world's ther's pool table. will exhibit an amazing repertoire championship, one inning, against of trick shots, many of which are Willie recalls the occasion on Jimmy Moore of Kingston, S.C., PANELING SALE! diagramed in his newly-published which his father hid the billiard in 1956. He also holds the high HARDWOOD book, "Winning Pocket Billiards." grand average of 18.3-4 in tourna- balls so that his son would not He will entertain his audience ment play. • , practice so often. But Willie with the type of shooting that ALL 6-COAT FINISH secured several round-shaped po- enabled him to establish the all- Mfisconl was born June 27,1913, in ' Philadelphia, Pa.,. and now tatoes and was diligently shooting time world's record high run of CONCORD CHERRY HONpYMAPLE lives in Haddon Heights, He start- FINISH—4x1 SHIIT them about when his parents re-526 balls and win 15 world cham- PINISH—4«l SHUT pionships. ed to play pocket billiards at the turned unexpectedly. What follows age of six in 1919 and retired In he leaves unsaid, but admits that Mosconi was the World's Pock- 1958.

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JA&SON CUNNINGHAM glottal, all three should win their a season ago, isn't the only bright ($-8), Mike Monahan (S-8), Bob FUttlAN "LEFTY" KELLER, share of games, another'reason note at Keyport, where an enthu- Williams (M) and Charley Cor- third year' coach at Jack- a close team race is shaping up. siastic Crews has two othet start- danl (5-8) and a sophomore twin ion Township High, can Just about Four Shore Veto ers back In Charley Kenned}, 5-9 sum up the Shore Conference "C" Besides Ransom, who averaged senior who averaged about ID, combination, Tom (5-5) and John Division basketball outlook when 18.1 points per game to lead the and Mario LaSapio, 5-8 senior. THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL. FOUNPATION — he says, "The class shouldn't be team and also topped the club Others battling for the two re- that'»tronj! dill season andf our In" reboundsbd, , secons d yeayear'Shorr e maining starting spots are Jim 'Football receives a great «Ju>t'irrttie «*m about tali 'JaclBon Township, which has Da-G* hld b hta h Clk Rb li oM Kelly, «•» junior: 6-3 Tom O'Don- should be the,tat coach Clark Roberts lias itsjirst squad containing boys vtime of "the year'when thef-taatfbftal Fa Jay Franks, 6-J Ju- and Larry Phillips, a 5-7 senior. pMk SjJ fames to prove Green* jjjlor, Junior Pa zartf * toug Rognding out the squad are se- has'over 700 points in his career and followers honored present and past gfrdders at'the is the league's best, which'he rebounder at 8-3, and backcourt niors John Olson (6-1). gill Kelly and is a talented rebounder as ,.ninth awards dinner jn the Grand Ball Room, the Wai- may very well be Henry Hud- ace Wayne Reisner, a 5-10 junior. (6-2, Glen Smith (6-4) and Ron well. Coach Keller also has Fred son's 6-7 Harry Motley,' Shore Three other letterraen are seniors Panzera (5-10), ^dorf-Astoria. Greene, Dave's brother, on hand Regional'! Curt Ransom (6-4), Charles Wood (5-11), tony Rattl Experience Factor and he's a 5-9 junior who lettered Southern RegloUal't Paul King, (5-10) and Vern "Bo?' Woriw While Pied Adams' Point Pleas- ";!. ., ' Nearby'ipno of iheguestf stated, "This foot- last year.' Two other Iettermen biggest win in the league at M, t ant Beach team lacks height, It y :, fall is great, especially for those young Idds up and Pete' Burke («) of Key- aas experience in four returning are seniors George Gory (5-7) nfudMii Wfcs and John Hogan (£8). Moving I,; there on dais.",. jHls statement was s» trite! port, all seniors, art Just four of Joining Motley, who averaged starters, senior Rich Saunders, up are Junior Mike Hendrickjson the *e individual standouts return- about 10 a 'game' In "floor ge* biggest' of the starters at frl, "• , Football ceitainly contributes greatly \to (6-1), leadin~ g scorer on last ing for another season tq .con- eraling" Dick Fosko'a Henry Hud- and juniors Mike Dunn (5-7) and ^youngsters compe«Jag and it starts or* the level^of Pop year's jayvees, and Alan Cat- t tradlct Keller's iut«ment. son squad to a 2W record and Dick Harris and senior Ray Beri< tonar (6-1). ' J! Warner and advances along the way to the college grid- Looking at the teajn raea, there the Central Jersey Group 1 title, pe, both 5-11. Other top prospects '[Iron. From th& college the top gridders gotbthe pro 8eima.to>be a hectic one brewing are Let Hendrlcks, 54 senior who are juniors Rich Woolley and Revolves Around King 1EDEVILED — Shore Regional coach Clark Roberts it with Shore Regional, Point Pleas- also started, and two tqp re- Bernie Vellnskl, both 6-1, and 5-11 Besides enjoying a new 1,400- all smiles as he prepares his Blue Devils for the season ".teams where some of them really make it big. ant Beach' and Henry Hudson seat gym, Southern Reglonal's serves in 5-10, 180-pound senior senior Steve Brandon. opener tonight with two of his standouts, Wayne i'i College footbaU players are honored in their Regional mentioned as the lead* strongboy Mark Boyd and an- Not a Xetterman Art Criss has been pleased with senior yew when .named for the Scholar-Athlete in' g challengers*•*" . '' • other 180-pounder, 5-9 senior Rich Dave Dean, who guided Point his squad, one that will revolve Reijner, left, and big (6-41 Curt Ransom. ' Keyport May Surprise Bozza. The fifth starter Is' Al Pleasant Boro to a 16-9 season around the 64 King, who already awards presented, by the ItoupaMon. Always an 1 [Register Staff Photo) But don't count out Keyport. Jastrajn, 6-foot senior. Scott Ril- last year in his second year, .has has the college scouts calling. Interesting point are trie Earl H. Blalk Fellowships. John Crewj, who coached Mt ey, a 5-7 sophomore, is the top no letterraen on hand. He's count- With him are two other starters These fellowships of tfOOjeac h are contributed by DDell lesl t feasof n whilhil e KKeyport reserve. Other~" s• are" E-d- ~Canty- • " ing on three senlorenlora with limiteliited in 6-1 senior Rickie Hall and CoL Blalk/fljrj^treawardea as to the scholar-ath- Wt'Oirough a campaign which M senior; Harris Crocket, 5-9 vanity experience: They are Ed Ml John ZazensH, second lead- Injury Benches Thurston produced o% tare* vfctorlei, hat sophomore; Rich - Mahler,, 5-U Poihemus (5-8), Kevin Butler (W> ing scorer with a 10-point aver- GAITHERSBURG, Md. (AP)- Thurston re-Injured his ankle letes going on td,graduate study. ' put together what could be a title junior, and 6-foot senior Bob El- 0) and Charlie Mould (5-9). Oth- age, Other possible starters are ffensive guard Fuzzy Thurston Sunday in a 20-7 victory over tha Then there are the Medical Economics Fellowships contender. zln. ers figuring in Dean's plans are seniors Lou Reider (6-3), and ill not play tomorrow against San FranciscIsco 49ers,. As for Jackson Township, Point Three Keyport Starters juniors Craig Sulaitis (6-1), Char- Gene Frantz (5-10) and junior jjfojthe scholar athletes pursuing medical education. Six Baltimore Colts because of He will be replaced by Gale ' Pleasant Boro and Southern Re- Burke, who averaged 18 ppg ley Swingon (6-0), Les Schrlber Bill Erbe ($-11). n ankle injury, Coach Vince jK.the 'National Scholar-Athletes of 1964 were pre-med ombardi of the Green Bay G'lhngnam,i, a rookie bonus play- students. Here'is where opportunity knocks for most ackers said yesterday. er from Minnesota. of these gridders and thaHs; why ,the guest stated, Basketball "This football is great, especially for those, kids up :#iere orithe dais." Selections If was a football night and along with the top BUBBLER By JACKSON CUNNINGHAM senior stars of the year, the oldsters of years back With the completion o{ The were Inserted into the Hall of Fame. Maybe tome kejUter'a high acbool basketball DE-ICING SYSTEMS pf the youngsters attending wouldn't remember preview today, here Is the ei- petted order of finish In the var< tome of the gridders being honored or some Just loos divisions and top 10 teams. FOR BOATS and DOCKS! there, but veteran footballers would and did. A DIVISION Here's a few of the names familiar to football fans 1. Neptune - 2. Red Bank Protects bears, piling and. decks Dick Kazmaier, Jay Berwanger, Duffy Daugherty, 3. Long Branch Ara Parseghian, Pappy Waldorf, Jim Crowley, Capt 4. Mlddletown from lee damage with air btJbbtes. Bill Carpenter, Red Blaik, Lt. Col. Doc Blanchard, Glen 5. Brick S. Freehold 7. Monmouth Electees to the National FootbaU Foundation 8. Toms River Thermostat switch automatically turns '[ "and Hall of Fame for 1966 were famous names of B DIVISION 1. Lakevood compressor on and off as required. ] the gridiron. The list: Albert (Alble) Booth, Yale; 2. Ocean j Charles R. Carney, University of Illinois; Charles 3. Matawan KEYPORT ACES — Coach John Craws .of Keyport offers dsfensive instructions to «' A. Conerly, U. of Mississippi; i James (Sleepy) 4. Manmpian three of the aces. From tha left are Mario LoSapio, iCharlie Kennedy and Pete 5. Raritan *' Crowley, U. of Notre Dame; Richard W. Kazmaier, Burke. (Register Staff Photo) Fast and easy to install. ' 1 S. So. Freehold s,Wnceton University; Edgar E. "Rip ,' Miller, U. of 7. WaU >•< Notre Dame; Peter, Louis Mhos, U. of Indiana; 8. Central s C DIVISION Cheerleading Clinic at Freehold * 'Aaron D. Rosenberg, U. of Southern California; 1. Shore FREEHOLD — More than 00 stations of three cheers by each eral discussion of cheerleading Saves costly repairs to piling. ,„';,', lyorpi Van Brpcklln, U. of Oregon and Lynn (Pap- 2. Point Beach problems, < 3. Henry Hudson girls will compete in Freehold squad attending, and exhibitors' hApy) Waldorf, college coach, Mrs. Iola Kollar, of .the Free- and docks after winter frene.. 4. Keyport Regional High School's'gymna- displays of uniforms and acces- hold Regional gW physical Ed- <''•''' Scholar-athletes were Thomas Allen, Bowdoin5.; Southern sium at 9 a.m- tomorrow for the sories modeled by cheerleaders 1 ucation department, is In charge Bob Etter, Uror Georgia;' Sfeve Juk, U. of South I Jackson Central Jersey Section of the-Nev from Freehold Regional and Jersey Athletic Association loi of the day*» activities and > the 7. PL Boro Southern Freehold Regional. > Una; Jim Lynch, «Notre Dame;' Charlie Peters, Prince- Girls' annual cheerteading clinic women physical education In- the Boatman's Shop INDEPENDENTS In the afternoon, the girls will (ton; Bill Powell, tfc of Missouri; John Richards, Texas The program will include key- form groups for discussion on itructors from Freehold 1. CBA 741 - 57M REDIANK note addresses by cheerleader: developing good cheering squads, al and Southern 1 24 WHARF AVE. [Christian;' and Mike Rya, U. of Washington;. «»> - • 2-St.Boae *-,,! .*'. frpm Rutgers University," demon- oti: chool spirit and a gen. al High Schools' P\ , Col,, Earl Blalk was the honored guest and 3. R.B. CataoUe pro: the recipient of the group's Gold Medal Award for 4. Asbury Ihrk ^••-lengthy and meritorious lervice to the game. Blaik I. Croydon Hall N. B. A. 1 certainly deserved the honor. He joined a distin- 7. Rumson-FH Euleni DIVIIIM guished group. On the Gold Medal list are great 8. Mater Del v • W L Pel, 0 TOP 10 men Dwight D. Eisenhower, Douglas A. MacAr- 1. CBA — $1 IS .409 13 "^thuri^Herbert C. Hoover, Amos Alonzo Stagg, John 2. Neptune s n .US 19H ». Lakewood Wntfln Dlvlaha •*F. Kennedy, Byron R. White, etc , . W t TcU 0 4. Oceaa •' Sai r 18 • .«i7 Capt; Bill Carpenter, Army's famed Lonely End of St. Rose „ 13 15 ,4S| the late '50s and now a'Viet Nam hero, received the 8. R. B. ,CathoUc 11 13 .4S8 7. Shore 10 II .385 distinguished American Award, and received a tre- YMtuday's Rmulta 8. Asbury Park "t, ItallUnore ISO ninendoua hand. Capt. Carpenter not, only accepted for 5. PL Beach "" 8t LMb 1M BMWill 'himself, 'but also for his "buddies" in Viet Nam. Capt. 10. Red Bank New Teife at FhlltMphlt ^arpenter made a great speech mentioning the men Sea nmn at LM Axtlu ,8{ighting the wa.r.and this resulted in a standing ova "tion. • • • ..'•,"• • ' ' ' .-• 'i Sea Bright I! PRO BASKETBALL "'"" Football does make all this possible.' Parents who shy away from the game and refuse to-let Takes Lead L LADIES' NITE SEA BRIGHT — With defend- Junior play because, of the fear of Injuries, ing champion Montclalr drawing "" should have the opportunity to witness an "honor- the Weekly bye, Sea B r i g h t •;.* Ing" banquet of this type. It would change their Squash Racquets Club moved into the lead of the North Jersey Di- tw mlndsT Studying young and old alike, it was easy vision of the Class C League of "» to detect what football did for them. the Metropolitan Squash Racquets ; BOARDWALKERS Association by defeating Raritan DECEMBER 25Ut DECEMBER 26th Red Bank area was well represented at the dinner. Valley Country Club, 54, last !;]FrebHk _, , I Ladle* AdmlHed Free Uritaa .- Fred Giench's hospitality room, before and af- Short Hllli - (You can bring your ftetvdw'i Matchti ter, Appeared to be a meeting of th» National Bbnrt RUli %t 8» BrliM I wife FREE) Rulbu mX EUulwlh Football League, , Coaxes, players, and owners MorteWr at iMqwi dob were visiting, from ths Giants' AlUe Sherman to' Norm Van Brocklln of the Minnesota Vikings. Yep,^venSam Huff wai there. Sam stared, Allle looked straight ahead. SHORT SNOOTS DEPARTMENT — Wrestling for It. Vincent College,' Latrobe, Pa,, are freshman Tony teLaiiro, West |ong Branch at 123, Fred Seitz, sopho- n'ore from Lincfoft, at 1^5, and Tom Dinen.'a fresb pan of West Long Brancn, at 167. Lance P. Lizee, son 'of Maurice E. Lizee, 70 Hudson Ave., Red Bank, was awarded a soccer j varsity letter at Wehrter Academy, Webster, Mass*.;., v.i1 •'',-". '.• ; • •'•>' •

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The The MIGs fired heat-seeking air- of oranges from the Heraklkm's struck before dawn in Viet Cong- Pentagon disclosed last week that and capturing 19 since the sweep to-air missiles but failed to score cargo. infested Tay Ninh province, hit- 20 more of the big bombers have began Nov. 25. hits, a U.S. spokesman said. ting enemy trenches, bunkers, been added to the 30 Stratoforts Units of the U.S. 11th Armored Officials directing the search Cavalry Regiment called a halt from Piraeus, the port of Athens, to Operation Atlanta 50 miles •aid many persons may have HOWARD JOINS THE PARTY — Congressman James J. Howard, a member of the east-northeast of Saigon. Since boarded the ferry at the last board of Monmouth County Chapter, National Multiple Sclerosii Society, attended the operation started Oct. 20, the iqlnute and paid their (fare after a parry far multiple sclerosis patients'and their'families Wednesday night at the Neptune Township to Get cavalrymen reported killing 131 the ship got under way from the Communists and capturing 51. Little Silver Woman's Club. The party was spomored by the club's evening depart- Island of Crete. They said naval U.S. casualties in both opera- students from Canea, on Crete, ment. With th* congressman, from left,'«re Mrs. Herbert Bennett of West Deal, a tions were light, a spokesman often ride without being recorded gutst; Mrs. CurtisCallan of Little Silver, chairmen'df event, and Mrs: Ernest'Heath said. on passenger lists and some other 6th County Trade School of Middletown, a guest. ' "' . U.S. pilots flew 75 bombing mis- unlisted persons travel' on the FREEHOLD—Monmouth Coun- site from Neptune Tbwnship ferry'free. Vocational schools are now op- sions against North Viet Nam ty's sixth vocational school build- for •». erating as integral parts of Long yesterday and hit at radar sites, A second Greek ship sank; to- ing will be constructed in Nep- For »0 Students Branch,' Middletown and Wall roads, storage areas and mili- day in another Aegean storm far tune Township. Mr. Hoagland said the school Township high schools. A fourth' tary barracks around. Hanoi, Hai- south ot the scene of the Herak- Efforts Pushed Privately The county Vocational Board of will serve approximately 200 stu- building, in Raritan Townshjp, is phong; and Dien Bien Phu and in llon disaster. The .small freighter Education, meeting, in tegular dents in the 11th and 12th grades. scheduled for completion hi May the southern part of the country. Aghia Barbara went down be- session yesterday, designated an The courses to be offered haven't and Mr. Hoagland reported yes- ': The clash with the MIG Inter- tween Rhodes and Cyprus, but all approximately three-acre tract yet been determined, he said. terday that preliminary drawings ceptors developed while' a flight 1* crewmen were picked up by For Rehabilitation Center adjacent to the Neptune Town- The Neptune Township voca- for. the fifth* building, to be con- of four AJr Force FJ05 Thunder- passing ships. MONMOUTH HILLS - Edmund mouth County Jail will continue— groups, Alcoholics Anonymous, ship high school as the site tional school is part of a county structed adjacent to Asbury Park chiefs were attacking an antiair- The 8,900-ton Herakllon sank Goerke Jr., this place, former but not under the aegis of the the Monmouth County Citizens for the county's newest vocation- plan to make specialized occu- High Sohool, are awaiting state craft radar site close to the North pational training available to stu- Department of Education approv- Vietnamese capital. A U.S. swifly In a boiling storm at 2 president, of the Morrow As- Morrow Association. Committee on Narcotics—Vare a] school. ; a.m.- yesterday, halfway, on an sociation on Correction, said yes- , He said citizens' groups {inter- dents while they are attending al. spokesman said 10 MIG21s and still plugging away, working witt Donald P. Hoagland, superin- 1 overnight crossing from Crete to terday that grass roots efforts to ested in the jail—the women's one heart and one mind." tendent, said target; date for a regular high school. The plan Mr. Hoagland also reported MIG17s swept down on the Thun- Piraeus with 206 passengers list- establish a rehabilitation center and men's auxiliaries, die chap- And, he predicted, they "will opening of the approxlmate- calls for-establishment of voca- that the state Department of Ed- derchiefs and fired air-to-air mis- ed aboard and 75 in the crew. for released Inmates of the Mon- lains committee, various church come out stronger" for having lry $560,000, live-room'building is tional buildings on a total of 10 ucation has formally approved siles without causing damage to endured the controversy which, September, 1969. The, county local high school campuses In the electricity course in the Mid- the American planes. He said the he said, forced him to resign vocational board will acquire the the county. dletown Township school. Thunderchiefs did not fire back. from the Morrow Association's Deer Hunter Found Dead special project 'committee and charged it with receiving federal funds under false pretenses. Seek Tougher Rhodesia Terms Federal Grant Qf Gunshot at NAD Earle The special project Is the .UNITED NATIONS, N. Y source of oil and one of Britain's the mandatory ^sanctions." ish House of Commons endorsed (AP)—African.members of the HOWEIX TOWNSHIP — State discovered in his chest and side, hold, John Globis of Jamesburg $170,285 Office of. Economic Op- major economic partners. Brown quickly made dear; the call for mandatory sanctions •-- • --- -- ". portunity grant the Morrow Ass> UN worked foday on amend- The British resolution which however, that any oil embargo by a majority ot 10} votes. But and federal authorities today are detectives *aId,Jwt the cause of and Charles Globij of English- ments to toughen a British reso- Brown introduced in the '15-na- death •%&'>)ol immediately de- town; nine sisters, Mrs. ferine elation received last March to acceptable to Britain would have for the first time since Smith Investigating^* tiMhttttant-' lution calling on the Security tion Security Council last nlghf termined. State.police said the Lewis, pf Freehold, Mrs. Victoria flnaaee a-ow-yea/, pilot-project to be id at Rhodesia alone declared Rhodesia independent er whoajt body'was found yester- to ^tabllshijpuabilitatioj^iCenters Council to Invoke mandatory called for an arms .embargo Sabth Africa or anyof Britain 13 months ago, the death had not yet MojUttft ' • station at the corner of Rt. 34quested to be resubmltted at the embargo if pushed hard enough yesterday, just as Henry Ney, also, establish accident clinics to The state should reject requests Matter of fact, he thinks and Newman Springs Rd. next meeting. The applicant has by African members of die Com- He said that what had been de- it Is "one of the better news- The new station, replacing an county traffic engineer, discussed analyze and correct causes of ac- for such lights and allow the or-signed as a unique program "to requested to build houses of less monwealth group, But Brown the difficulty of getting accident cidents in their communities. ganizations to go on as they are papers in the East." existing one on the property, will than 1,600 square feet each on pointed out to the Commonwealth open new doors and new windows be styled in a colonial facade. reports from the director of mo- The second one started to come going," he added. In this very difficult: correction- A Middletown, N. J. woman, six lots In Harmony Woods, Or- nations earlier this week that a tor vehicles. • '.•<-'•'., Capt. Dunn- recommended ad- Mrs., Robert E. McGee, 44 The* variance, a continuation ol chard Ave. West, each lot having ban on oil shipped overland from in as Capt. Daniel J. Dunn of the al situation" was turning out to a non-conforming use in the R- •She was a shapely blonde with State Safety Council, committee ditions to vehicle and driver re- be "just another welfare pro- Walnut Dr., appeared as a less than 43,000 square feet. South' Africa to neighboring Rho- quirements'recently issued by the contestant on the quiz pro- 40A zone, carried these restric- A setback variance is also re- desia could be enforced only by a bouffant hairdo, wearing a long secretary, moved for support of gram." •;•'"' tions: string of pearls and a yellow and Mr. Ney's request for a county newly-formed National Highway Quits Committee gram recently and mentioned quired, but was not stated in thebombing the road and rail link) browrt slack suit that sells, she traffic analyst. Safety Agency. her Red Bank, area connec- — The area on the north side original application. . . between the two countries. Mr. Goerke resigned-from the tion. said, at $17.95. Vehicles; he said, should be re-special project committee in a of the station is to be Increased She appeared briefly, in, the "That's « lovely town," Mr. 'Mr. Ney had just finished tell' doorway,' a tall, well-formed quired to have some sort of de-letfer to Robert'Davis, chairman by 50 feet and screened with fogger or demister for rear win- of the Association's executive Fleming.said. He went on to white picket fence. ""' the Monmouth County Traf- blonde with brown eyes In a blue praise The Register. fic Safety Committee at Old Or- slinky something that shone. dows. Vision to the rear is often Committee Wednesday. — The rear of the property is Teacher Pay Talk dangerously obscured, he said, Ignored by the committee, Mr. Mrs. McGee had a success- to be paved, extending 25 feet chard Country Club, Monmouth "Only a minute, lady," Capt. ful day on the program.'She Rd,, that county traffic fatalities Dunn called.' ; : ; especially during winter. The dan- Goerke said, were requirements from the building. ger, is Increased if cars are notfor the hiring of non-professional won money and a set of ency- —The west end of the property, total 83 to date — seven fewer, A soft "Aw-w-w-w" arose from clopedias, i than last year at this time. The the 37 men at the meeting. The equipped with, ouslde rear view case aides from, the poverty com- about 200 feet, is not to be de-Is Unproductive county Is fourth on the state roll two women guests said nothing. mirrors. • •-'' munity, the establishment of an veloped in any other manner in' highway deaths, surpassed on- vThe committee voted' linam In the federal program to Im-advisory committee, and the in- than described in plans for the MADISON TOWNSHIP — addition to salaries, working con.' ly by Bergen, Essex and Mid'irnously to direct a. letter tq At-prove: drivers, he said, federal volvement of groups .long work- 3 at College zone. Teachers here are seeking pay ditions, grievance procedure, dlesex Counties, - torney General Arthur J. .Sills funds shpuld be filtered down to Ing with county jail'inmates in — Permanent curbing Is to beraises ranging between $1,200 and leaves of absence, benefits and But fatality totals "are over- requesting a speedup In state ac- counties and municipalities to en- policy making. installed on'the remaining perim- $4,100, apparently without much extracurrlcula activity pay. ' luck. One instructor said the emphasized, Mr. Ney declared, cident reports, It also voted to able better policing of the stipu- He said he is hopeful church; Elected Tq eter except for driveways. An estimated 35 instructors out that, fatal ac- back Mr. Ney's request for a lated rules and regulations. community and social welfare — A colonial white picket fence Board of Educatiot&as refused to were at last night's meeting of He pointed offer a counter proposal. cldents are less then one; per cent county. traffic analyst. The brown-eyed blonde came agencies in the county will join is to be placed on the east side the board, apparently as a show of the property. Actually, the local Federation of all highway mishaps, He scored The third and fourth ones fol- back In a black wool number, to establish a rehabilitation pro- Appeals Unit of strength. They made few com- snug and Curvy. The bouffant gram without federal money. Ho — No more than eight cars are of Teachers, AFL-CIO, which re- ments during the Jour-hour sesj the office of the motor vehicle lowed on each other's heels, the presents most of the facul- .director for .issuing accident totals third was the bouffant blonde blonde followed in a flowered said that the county board WEST LONG BRANCH — Theto be parked on the northerly sion and none concerning salaries. slack suit from Paris — $65 forof freeholders. Warden Earl_ A, Monmouth College general facul- side of the station and can notty members here, has lowered Other Demands later and later each year. again, this time In a black shift its demands by $500. It originally i'w «•*<• •>'h»-iald,'.<1it.ie«m»*pa0»»ao UM Where the "Action" is, New ^ould^«6nt«gtjoctl,police,by telephoning 7«7^eOO. ..,,,, LaJt8He.lgh.ta, tion for a possible concussion. package ol proposals covering, in winter menu. (Adv.) ^ ''•*•• *• ' , ": • -:% XOSZ4MD FOUND PUBLIC NOTICE AUTOMOT7VI jtUIDf FOKMtE AUTOS FOR Ml* THE DA&V REGBTEH -OM Stan* fcwHet,*«ert m DOLL UP YOUR HOME AmtVRIM MeCARTHf CHEWQlfT •u, poUas ud IMK /our »«« «r q •ul floor.. Ctll' toa»7 lor- » Jree M VOTED MONEY'!AVER I/OBT — ftCT tTOWll looM Iuf DOle- mate 741-em ' y sown, fa n. OF THE YEAR book, esatemta nuUlInc Un, mlnutee at FOUNDW& — OoT UAN bnoeMD FOUN. HurDt be isle BROKEN SASH CORDS Oil CHUM* &JSV**of I7J0 pit nit, BBLVONT pii* to ducrtbe. Call 74MM10 H p.m. ornueUnca. Cu't be replaced. Pleue —Call ft ipeelallit at leuorAble ratei. cm. WL »mix.r, SSS.lUpIe Art. (RU M), KetUBaak. Ba sure to cheek our prteei on - While w H p.m- ' - ;! mil tn-lW aJto 6 p.m. Free etUnnlaa. HI P.m. WHIM. Hl-*m lltroon interlpf. MOUTH KOTOM. any mod.I 1967 CHEVROLET 1414300. No AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE' AUTOS FOR SALE CADILLAC — -7- . ct AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE ear or truck. money now". «•» . JR«, 114.40 per wetk.BU.--j- BSHk. lit Ave. Atltntlc Minimal ilM Maple Ave. (BL 38), 291-1101 7II-6TO This car has passed COME IN AND SEE our 16-point THE GIANT CARS Plymouth is out to^ safety and performance Captured by the MEANTIME: V.W. PEOPLE WE STILL HAVE SOME NEW 1966's THAT WE WILL SELL BELOW OUR COSTI COME IN, SEE HOW MUCH YOU CAN SAVEI The/v* pasted 4he 16-poinr Safety and Per- formance Inipection and been completely .ever- Own Terms on these • 1965 VALIANT $1545 • 1965 PLYMOUTH $1545 • 1964 MSB.. . $1450 hauled and reconditioned. V-IOO, Two Door Sedan. Four Door Sedan. Radio And Haater. Four Speed. We're so ture of them we guarantee 100% DOUBLE CHECKED Wira Wheels. the repair or replacement of all major mechanical • 1965 OLDS ...... SPECIAL PRICE • 1965 PLYMOUTH SAVE parts* for 30 days or 1,000 miles. • 1963 TR3 „ „...... _.$ 1100 Jetitar I. Two < Door Hardtop. Power Fury III. Two Door Herdtop, Automatic If it'i hard to find uied domeitie uied cart in Steering, Power Brakes. Automatic Trans- Transmission. Power Steering. 383 Engine. Four-speed, wira wheeli. better shape than ours, it's because it's hard to find mission. Hue. Completely •quipped. a used VW guarantee better than ours. 'angina - transmiision - rear axle • front axle assemblies 264-0198 brat* system - electrlcel system. EST. 1*925 DAILY 9 TO 9; SAT.'"TIL 5 89 BROAD ST. Buhler & Bitter Inc. KEYPORT, N. J. 1961 CHEVROLET 1963, CHEVY Corvette) 4-dr. ladan. $ OCA convertible. . '1450 Black. O9U

NEW JERSEY'S 1963 CHEW 1963 FORD "SPECIAL OF THE WEEK" Impala conv. S19CA Ranch wagon. $1AQC Green. I09U White. IU79 •65 BUICK RIVIERA Air conditioned. LARGEST FIAT DEALER! $4995 1964 FORD 1964 CHEVROLET // 65 FALCON $1395 "JERRY LEVINi'S" Custom 2-dr. $4 4 PA Corvair Monia Station wagon. sedan, geld. I |3|J convartlbla* White. M095 Automatic. • •¥»» H 65 PONTIAC $2195 ' Catallna convertible. FORD H 64 PONTIAC $1*95 1964 0LDSM06ILE BonnovllU wafon. air conditlonaJ. Falcon 4-dr.: C II, four-door. YEAR-END ledan. // 64 BUICK $2195 Sedan, black. White, stick. 995 ' Riviera. • //64 OPEL $795 1965 FORD 1965 CHEVROLET Two-door sedan. Muitang Corvair 2-dr. $1CAA H 63 OLDS 88 $1295 convertible. '1695 laden, white. itjUU Convertible. Sold. 63 BUICK $1145 Spacial deluxe four-door. 1915 PONTIAC 1966 FORD 63 PONTIAC $1395 Tempest 4-dr, $ Mustang I-dr. tonneville sport coupe. sedan., RiH. hardtop, red. Automatic. 1795 rY 61 CHEVROLET $595 Biicayne lourJoor.- MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER FIAT 1500 SPIDER BOB WHITE Tremendous sales on 1967 FIATS hay* mad* our used car lot overloaded. Therefor* we SHREWSBURY MOTORS INC. SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-8500 BUICK-OPEL MUST MOVE ALL OUR USED CARS NOW SHREWSBURY AVE. 7414200 SHREWSIURt TO MAKE ROOM. » NEW SHREWSBURY FIAT 124 SEDAN

IMPORTS. AMIRICAN 1WJ AUSTIN HEALY 3000 Overdrive, 1964 JAGUAR KK 120., Roadster, 19M CHEVROLET IMPALA.. Super 1965 FORD STATION WAGON. Four- door, .; six-passenger. Six cylinder,. wlrevfteelt,bucKet ieati, (IMC r-our-epeed. fCOC Sport hardtop. V->, automotlc, ,'radls A-reor-etnulc- }373 ,,„_ jtanda'nd-transmlaslon, -ohd—heoter: Tnradlo and heater, 1964 TRIUMPH TR 4. Four eoeed, Power steering. 1 1965 ' FIAT MOD. Two-door. Heater, NADE list S17U radio; haoltf. win wheels. ' bucket leoti, (our-sp«d. frnr Lilt NADE 11670 $2395 1964 FORD COUNTRY SEDANS149. FourS- bucket >nl>. MCOC (2 to choou from.), J373 door wagon. Six cylinder, standard two tops. »IWD 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA. Hardtop, 1963 FIAT 600 D. Tvro-door. Rodlo V-S, automatic, power steering, radio trans., power steering. M iMir 1964 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE and heater, four-speed, NADE list $1340 iU73 NADE prlca rrjQt 40, m.p.g. and heated, white walli." S395 Factory warranty. 1963 T-BIRD. Full power, oulomollc, 1M] VOLVO 544 SEDAN. Four-spaed, 1961 RENAULT DAUPHINE. Four- Lilt NADE S2S40 white walli. Like new. M40C bucket seoti, rodlo ond MMIE dr. Radio, heater, bucket C1OC Radio and heater. «I173 heoler. NAQE price 1910 J07D isali, air cnaled. 4,079 19S6 PONTIAC TEMPEST LE MANS. 196) TRIUMPH SPITFIRE. Roaditer. 1961 FIAT BIANCHINA. Sport coupe. Hardtoo, four-speed, sprint pkoe.. 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR, Tw> Four-jpMd, bucket • *0Or radio and heater. - CHOC doar, six cylinder, automatic, power 3rdANHUAL Buckal teoh, MQC teati, air cooled. )d73 steering, jiawer brakes, four-soeed. JOI3 NADE Hit S34S0 JZI73 radio and heoter, til DC 1963 FIAT. 1100 D SEDAN. Four-door, 1M! FIAT 1200. Roadster. bucket ieotl, (4BC 1945 BUICK SPECIAL. Deluxe con- NADE list $12*3 3117a Four-weed, f>rgp lour-ipeetl. MV3 vertible. V* automatic, power stetr- 1963 BUICK SPECIAL Deluxe con- MOTORS, Inc. bucket xoti. ' 1073 1M2 N.S.U. PRINZ Ina. Factory warranty, vertible. V* automatic, power steer- 1959 TRIUMPH TR 1 Ducket teatt, tenter, tiQO radio and heater. ing, radio, heater, wtilte Ml DC NADE lilt I1KS walls. NADE lilt «13» Rodlo and heater, tl6Z lour-ipeed. )|77 wlre>wheelt. WlS WINTER //USED CAR//SPECIAL 1st PLUS ALL THIS EASY ^ FIAT '67 FREE EQUIPMENT I. New Town & Country or plus cooling system IMMEDIATE y p P DELIVERY • Whllmll Tin; C Suburbanite Winter Tires check • Ualherefte Upholtttrr 2. New Delco Battery 5. New Oil, Filter, & Chas- A • Heiler & Detroitir 3. New Plugs, Points, and • Undncoaling R sis lubrication Y • Adjuttabl* Bucket Sells Condensor — Electronic 6. All items will be included • Windshield Waihon E Tune-up on every car listed at M • 4 Speed Forward Inns. 4. New Permanent Anti- these advertised sale D freeze & Rust Inhibitor prices. E $ N 38 I $38 A MONTH '65 BUICK $2595 '64 BUICK $1095 '64 BUICK $2395 '63 FORD $1195 T T Wildcat~ ciTiioni sport coupe. . Special, thin pillar'coupe. Riviera sport coupe. Gala«ie "500" iport coup*. 36 Months to Pay ,•' y Bucket laati. '65 BUICK $2595 Fully equipped. '63 PONTIAC $1695 ,'65 BUICK . $1795 Wildcat 4-dr. hardtop. •64 OLDSMOBILE $1795 Grand Prix, bucket seats. OVER 40 MILES PER GAL-12 M0. or 12,000 Ml. GUARANTEE Special deluxe V-8. .Power steering and brakes. Dynamic "88. Automatic. 1967 TERMS Two-door,sport coupe. 4-dr. sedin, auto., power. •65 BUICK $2795 '63 FORD $1195 Elactra convertible. '65 BUICK $2795 •64 BUICK ' $1795 Gala«ie 4-dr. sedan. : 196) CHEVROLET IMPALA. Con- 1»62 BUICK LE SABRE. Two-door 1962 PLYMOUTH. TwoJoor. • Six 1959 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON.' Elactra 4-dr, HT, power Full power. LaSabre four-door hardtop. sedan. V-t, automatic, radio and cyl., stand, trans., radio Six cylinder, standard* Power s'eerinj and brakes. vertible. V-l, automatic, power steer- and heater, wtilte walls. radio and neater. . windows, ppwer seat plus '65 PONTIAC $2595 With "air." Ing, while walls, heater, while walls. SS95 $249 NADE list $1010 vinyl top, tilt steering wheel. Bbnneville iport coupe, '64 BUICK $1395 '63 LINCOLN $2295 radio and heater. C1A0C S69S I960 VALIANT, Four-door ledan. hill powar. Continental. NADE lilt 11345 JIU7D NO MONEY DOWN six cylinder, Special deluxe 4>dr. sedan. 1M2 MERCURY COMET 5-22. Bucket standard. ,. $179 •63 CORVAIR $795 V-8, automatic. Four-door convertible, • seats, radio and healer, , eVrtr 1961 RAMBLER CLASSIC Station Monia coupe. '65 BUICK $2495 1963 POMTIAC TEMPEST LE MANS. automatic, white walli, 3073 Wagon. Six cylinder, automotlc. 1960 FALCON LtS«br« four-door hardtop. '64 BUICK $1395 •63 CHEVROLET $1395 Coupe. Automatic, radio ait heater, Radio and heoter, CiflE Pour-door. Radio and '64 BUICK $1595 Fully equipped, "air," Skylark convertible coupe. Impala convertible. while walls. eiME 1961 RAMSLER AMERICAN. Con-root rack. M73 heater, standard. 5158 V-9, automatic, Like new. S1UYD vertible. Automatic, power steering, Special station wagon, V-8, '65 CHEVROLET $2195 radio and healer, f tOC 196J FALCON " 19J6 CADILLAC Power deluxe modal. '64 BUICK $1975 bucket seats. J073 Radio and heater, Coupe Impala tupar sport. Wildcat conv,, "4 on floor," '63 FORD $1195 1943 FORD GALAXIE SEDAN. VI, standard transmission. deVllle, Gataxie 4-door hardtop. automatic, radio and r S495 $99 '65 BUICK $2293 '65 BUICK $2595 Powar steering and brakes. toa 196J RAMBLER CLASSIC Four-door Fully powered. heater, wtilte walli, 4779 1961 RAMBLER CLASSIC. Station 195? CHEVROLET Electra 225, two-dr. hardtop. Wildcat 4-dr. hardtop. 2x4 Carter A.F.B., plus extras. sedan. Radio and heater n, six cyl., auto,, IMOC Two-door white walls, vinyl seats. Full powar, custom Interior. • I960 FORD T-BIRD. VI, outamallc, , healer, roof rack, Jrl73 •edon. S99 •62 BUICK $1095 '64 BUICK $2595 '63 BUICK $1795 Skylark sport coupe. R]vUra cuitom iport coupe. Electra 4-dr, hardtop, cuitom power steering, bucket seats, radio 1961 MERCURY MONTEREY, Four- 1162 FALCON 1959 FORD "65 PONTIAC $2795 P.St., buckets, plus. Bonavllle 4-dr. hardtop. I Air conditioned, vinyl top, power windows, and healer, COAX door. V-S, auto., power DEOC. Radio ond heaterr V-Jt, wlille walls. M73 Iteerlng. NADE list t°35 J3/3 ttandard Iranimlulon. $495 $69 '65 BUICK $2795 Fully equipped, "air. •63 BUICK $1395 '62 BUICK $1295 Electre 225 cui'tom sport '65 BUICK $2695 LaSabre 4-dr. sadait Invlcta station wagon* coupe, fully equipped. Elactra four-door hardtop. • Powar iteerlng and brakes. Pewtr iteerlng and brakes. HIGHWAY 35 MOTORS EVINE'S EATONTOWN AUTHORIZED INC. FIAT DEALER 542-1020 ROUTE 35 264-4000 KEYPORT V/t Mil* South of Ptrkway Exit 117) AUTW FOR SALE AUTOS F01 «ALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALS Fridiv. Dfcembtr 9. 1966-17 UJWTDUJWTDtWTDt KUU» - 30W,, Utt.. MMl THE DAJLV REC1STC8 ' lopl , wUwU%U whecii ui orerdrtrordrtre Call COSVKTE uuerr.uerr AIM) nll«. MM. POW7UC —•"•»* CMtf". Fat*- AUTOS FOR man d mm ^jt^^um^,^. I wwtmiMiz Hr/pm, Me a. J«.Jia a/Ur t » B. fM fAOt. UP K<3 - 1400 awium*. Kit >o«r*y 4 BedndowB. Take over paneenu of K *taltlc savlms. McCAKUi; Chtrro- ISM CHRYSLER N»W YOBJOtR —I d««rt orooM. blick UlWnor, all tsH- . lit Ave., Atomic Hiihl»nd«. ai- Power iteerljif, brakei. *|TD. ' ' ty eqUpment Best ofl«r takes It 6«J. not ; - • «713J8« down. Take, over tient 13.80 per BUICK IMS - Riviera hardtop, lull lt«3 C0RVA1R BPYDER CONVIHT- week. BBtMoNT } —S, 385 Maple power. No money down. TAKS OVER IBLE — Four «peed tranemlefllon. (More ClMtifled Adi Kv». (Rt. 30), Red Bank. TU4TI8, PAYHINTS S14.M per week. BONDEU Radio, heater. Tonneiu cover. Eitraa. On The Next Pag*) CHEVROLET — U6S two-door sedan. AUTO IALM, Bt 39, NeptUBS 7T<«tOO. Oood condition; W85. Call W-mz. YOU CAN No sooner down.' Take' over payment W.SO per week SELMONT MOTORS. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE SAVE 3(8 Ueple Ave,. (Rt 15), Bed Bank. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE A .BUSHEL YEAR END AVOID WINTER WOES WHEN YOU BUY CLEARANCE GET A BETTER GAR AT A • USED CAR SALE MOUNT ENGLISH '65OHEVELLE- $1145 FROM US! Four-door Sqdan WHERE VOLUME SAVINGS ARE PASSED '65 MONZA $1145 ALONG TO YOU If you want to know, Kbw • Sport Coupe 1966 TR-4A, blaeic/ m«g whs»li „. $2695 •64 BEL AIR $1145 %Z FORD $795 •64 FORD $1295 '64 T-BIRD $2095 1965 TR-4,- blue, wir» wheels „„.::$) 695 wagon. 9 wnwtaetv * 'DOMESTIC . . •56T-BIRD $995 Cutom "500V, iix-cyl. McCARthy GiUxi* twa-door tn& four*dr tinantil twntrt—Ab «ry waek.' a Two tppi, full power. Two-door, euto., P.St. 1964 PONTIAC TEMPEST LeMans Convertible $1495 CHEVROLET HT's., iuto., P.St., «ir cond/ '63 FORD $1050 • • t * * i ENGUSH MOTORS .MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER AUTHORIZED '63 T-BIRD $1595 ' CHEVROLET DEALER. Solaxie "SO0", four-door. "64 CONTIN'TAL $2795 Landau, full power. • MAKE AYE. 747-4S4S RED IANK RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS HWY. 34 and FIRST AVE. Autometic, powtr steering. Four-door, air conditioned. AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS '65 FORD $1750 •63 FORD $1250 VOLVO—RENAULT—TRIUMPH—TOYOTA—BMW Gelui* "800" two-dr. HT. •65 CONTIN'TAL $3995 29MI0I Gilaxit "500". 2-dr. HT. lit E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 RED BANK .Automatic, powtr stewing. Convertible, air' coMjitipniid. Auto., P.St., IS.000 mils.. '65 CHEVROLET $1950 •46 CADILLAC S4595 "44 COMET $1295 , Impala two-door hardtop. TED CONWAY SAYS "404" itetion wijttn, auto. Auto., P.St., air cond., clean. Coupe deVille, air cond. 1966 FORD, MERCURY AND THE "I FINANCE MY OWN CARS -" LINCOLN-CONTINENTAL^EXECUTIVE GARS ' PERFECT Father and Son Doing Business 70 NEW 1967 FORDS IN,STOCK GIFT In Red Bonk Over 40 Years LET'S TALK BUSINESS MONMOPTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER CALL-NOW Yoar Car 1234 '67-6W5-6U3-O2-61 ,1235 iTiunderbird, " Herdtopt, sedftna, oonrertleles, Au- 1236 tometle, full power, RAH, Xleetrle 741- Windows and Beate, With or With- M0UNT-EIIGL1SH AND-FOR-INSTANT out factory Air, NOW AS SINCE 1904 MONMOUTH & MAPLE AVE., RED BANK—741 -6000 ' CREDIT APPWVALJ LOW AS Credit Manager On Pramiies From 9 a.m. till 10 p.m. '67-66-65-64-63 Chevrolet '676665-64-63 Fords Impela Hardtope fledans, conrertl' Htrdtops, Sedans, CortTerUblas, 6ta^ blw. ViI-« and « Ojllndere, Aoto- Ted Conways' tlon WaKOns. Automatlo. fun Pov- m»tle«, PnU Power, R*H, WWW er. RAH. With or without raotory Walt fires. SOONER OR NOW AS SPECIAL NOW AS LOW AS $1095 LOW AS CONSOLIDATION-PLAN YOU'VE GOTTA TRADE 1 Wher. W« Will Arrang*1 To HOT* All Your Monthly Pay- NEW or mente Ceniolldatad Into Om '67-66-65-64 63 Pontiacs Low Monthly Papnoht * You Hudtopt: Sedam. ConTertlbla, eiaSoiyiihirrPy Station wasrons, arand Prls, Aa^ USED CAR tanitlb Ptul Power, BSH, Witt BE SMART—COME FIRST TO or without Fiotorr Air. IF YOU NEED UP TO NOW AS ff| I $1,000.00 FOR XMAS FROM ;>• row AS SHOPPING, WE ' CAN ALSO ARRANGE THATi SO CALL NOW!, ALL PRICES LISTED ARE THE '67-66-65-64-63 Falcons TWIN - BORO RAMBLER '67-66-65-64-62 Buicfcs Sedans, ConTertlbles, Btatton Wa|- • HerdtorJ. Bedaniu CobVerUbles. ons. Automatlo ft Standard Trans, Station WeBons, Blvleras,. Auto- FULL-PRICES RiH. matlc. Pull Power, B&H. With or No Upt and No Extras. Over NOW AS Without raetorr Air. 100 Other Thoroughly Recon- FOR A FABULOUS DEAL ON NOW AS - LOW AS • LOW AS ditioned and GwrantMd Usoo" Can To Choose From. RAM&LER 30-DAY-FREE AMERICAN • REBEL •AMBASSADOR EXCHANGE-GUAR. '67-66-65-64^63 Chryslers •67-66-65-64-63 Oldi Eardtops, Sedans, Convertibles, 1967 ON ANY CAR WE SELL station Wagons Automatic, Pull Berdtoci,. 8e d a n e. Connrtlblti, Power. RAH. With or Without Fac- Station wegone, Automatle, Pull tory Air. ' : ••"••,•• RAMBLER SELECT USED CARS pSwer, K&0. With or Without Becauea I finance My Own NOW AS >aet? 2-door. coup*, lunroofe I.QW AS It Checked Out, It It Puhrfly Radic, htattr. $1350 Radio, hcatt-. IT FORGET i ' THIS WHK'5 SPECIAL All Right Wlrii Ui! THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL $950 %0'^ '66 Ponliac wpl $17.90 '65 Buick p^ $16.90 1964 CHEVROLET Top-Dollar Given w CUv«IU 2-dr. wagon. 1963 RAMBLER • " ....( Grand Prix Hardtop, full Power. ' Eleclto 225, X-Dr. Hdtp. Full Power. Automatic, radio, riBittr. $1250 2-dr. hardtop, bucket THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL For Clean Trades THIS WEEKS SPECIAL itati, radio, fifater. Auto. $895 '66Buick Z> $16.90 '65 Pontiac Z, $16.10 1964 VOLVO Two-door, 122-S. 1963 RAMBLER Skylark Converllble. Pull Power. Catoltrw ConvertlblB. Full Power. { ^MINIATURE CORVETTr Rirlio, httttr, bucket stats. $1295 Four-door sadan. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL THIS WEEKS SPECIAL Automatic, radio, h«at*r. $895 p Given On All Cars YOUR SONK , '66 Ford w .'.; $14.80 '.5 Chevrolet CV $15.90 1964 VOLKSW'N 1963 RAMBLER • Galoxle 500 Com. Full Powtr. impale ConvertlMe: Full .Power. Stdan, radio and htattr. $1150 Servicemen Financed Claislc Irur-door J THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL itation wtqon. $1095 E-4s and Up p r ''•'/'..•••'/SEE IT TODAY! p 1964 RAMBLER Automatic, R&H. '66 Mustana « .Vk $11.70 '63 Cadillac w :> 514J0 Wagon, automatic. W4Hdl Fuljy Equipped. We Will Trade You U» or Coupe DeVllla. Full Power, R&H, whitewelli: $1295 1963 RAMBLER THIS WHK'I SflCIAl Down, Or If You Owe Money THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL h p r On Your Proten! Car We Will 1964 RAMBLER Afnvriitan TWO-QOO lBoane Automatic, radio, haaiar. '65 Bukk w : . $14.90 Pay It Off And Glvo You Thi '63 Ford w'eY, $ 7.90 Claiilc 4-dr. ledan. $ 850 FOLLOW YOUR FRjEISlDS TO ' Riviera Hordttp. Full Power. Cosh DIlferiiKi. Folton Futura Conv. Fully Equipped, Automatic, R&H. $1250 Low mlltaqi. 1964 CORVAIR 1962 FORD Monie 2-dr. hardtop. Convertible, Buekel Seati, Agtomatlc, ridlo, heeler. $1050 | Floor ihlft, auto., 500 XL. $895 IRGLE EACOAST SPECIAL—This Week Only—1961 RAMBLER—$495 AUTO SALES of RED BANK Ambasiador four-door automatic, radio and htattr, full powtr, - 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD • RED BANK JEEP SALES & SERVICE NEWMAN WRINGS RD. 747-0040 I 325 jvUPLE AVE.' : 741-3130 ; , RED BANK Exit 109 GardtnSraU Parkway • T.I. 741-1234 • 774-3103 RID IANK HELP WANTED-TEMALE (MM CMM Ut Ot Tta M* *m1 9, l«6j BALE AUTOS Ft* SALE AUTOS FOE SALE THE DAILY SEGISIEB ut, nut t^mwuz uet jrojfci) niXJJcm «* — aa « uea mum'- joa-tom «<"*. — RlucH, a rotter at., Wrtr Flats ITIAC IWfi-rCetelJUl* WUeHHt nuning cottdltkm Wynt [•MU7. FORD OB—Ftlcw Putin converUtili __oUht Mu. exterior with matcMnr lMt CADILLAC Coupe Be Vlllt, II Yrttti a Interior. Fully equipped. No mopcy 250 miles. Owner moving away. Out t FASTBACK — 1M7 OldsmobUe. « cyf U < cylinder. Automatic.* Folly egutppei down. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS OP teen after t p.m. or ftU dear fiaturdai ' Id, "Neptune. White with red Interior. Ko name HIM per week. BONDEU AUTO Eobert Thaler, 94 fiumaon Rd., Rum.fader. Radio, heat. Inapectlon Mptejffl. LONO BRANCH UANU/ACTURDIO CO. down. TAKE OVER FATJITOITS Oi AU), Rt 35, Neptune. TO-Olou. Her, ifiTftiinj gr»at MO. 7if-at«- CMMntfl-Cuts BUICK uw-nryiark eonvartlblt. Id- I7.S0 per week. BONDIU AUTl S42-07K. .,- MM VOLKSWAQllN -• O SALES, KL 35. Neptune. 774-1700. L905 THUNDERBIRD CONVKBTTBLB— 1M3 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE WA Long Branch •..-•• ,...»• t»*M5 nan. Wee* Interior, ^hlte tag. Full Fully equipped. Almost new. Mileage (erred. New motor. Fmxr mod Urf. power. No money dam. TAKE OVXR 1854 OLDBMOBILS ON — All power. One owner. Excel plna two anows. Dependaole trampor (BCRBTARY WANTID — central'In- PAYMENTS OF IH.90 per mk. BON- guarantee mil la effect Anting |2,S00 lent condition. Can S«4-»797. UUon. IliO. Call (T1-H41. DBU AUTO BALES, BL 35, Meptune Dependable null 671-3898. surance ajency, mahoM. liperlenn 774-e7fJu. , *7J M2-43! IMS MU8TANO - Four-speed. Exe 1MI COMIT — Station wuon. Four helpful, ateno and accurate typlni ea> MUSTANG 1M5 _ Fully equipped, 1997 BUICK SPECIAL — Good condi- lent condition. Beat offer, Call Z door, aUndtrd shut. New brakes, oat ientlal. If oualltled, excellent opportu* BUICK I»J5--iraectraI»J5iaectra.. J25. 4 door hardhard- tion. (200. Call 1321 lolnla, water pump, multier. tm. n? nlty. Write "A.B.," Boa 520, Red Bank; THE MAN'S CAR door hardtop. Midnight olue cxterlo 2C4-7t91. topt . FulFll power.powerFactor. Factoryy airair . BlacBlak and matching Interior .No money dowr 1934 CHEVROLET — "Aa la." Oood f( SW7 atur 6 p.m. ' •ALESQIRL-Iteady. Fart time or full exterior wife matching Interior. No TAKE OVER PAYMENTS OF 111:7 1MO OLDSMOBILE — Super 88. All parti. Call (Tl-SOOS alter time, Including two tvenlnis. Experi- money down. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS per week. BONDEU AUTO SALES, R power. Excellent rubber, winterised. ; 6 p.m. _ ^ ence in better dreaaea preferred, come UP HIM per weeweekk . BONDEU AUTO 35, Neptune. 7744700. • 9mrwtlres. One owner. Top condition. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE In for Interview, 10 to noon. No phoiw •ALES, Rt IS, Neptune. 7T4-aTt)0 . Bargain. 542-2325 after (, all day Bitur- 1SS5 DESOTO — Good Hsml-head na CHITVKOLllT — Bel Air. Qi— calls please. Love Lane Bridal Shop; MUSTANG 19M-3 door hardtop. Mis- lay and Bunday, condltlon. wtnterlxet). Passed Inspec- OBTCASH m TOOK FORBION 23 W, Front «., R»c Bank. ty blue exterior and matching. Interior. motor, tn. mmi FORD GALAXIB 1M3 — Four-door tion. SUM or beat offer. 787-8074. UIStUCAN — ANP IMintV; CARS Fully equipped. No money down. TAKE sedan. Automatic tratumlaalon, power AT MOHMOBTH MOTOM. IHO, Hwr.LININO UAKKR — To work at home, OVER PAYMENTS OF 113.70 per IMS FALCON — Station Wagon. El iteerir«. A-l. gnow urea. T<1-85«1 195S THUNDERBIRD — «5D0. Wbtl H. Batanlaem. WMIM. Qood waiea, Must be experienced ant 1967 MERCURY week. BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt. cellent condition. Only 11385, at BO] Qood buy. Call have factory sewlnc macMne. Write 15, Neptune. 774-tTDO. WHITE BUICK. T414200. .151 CADILLAC — Two-door. Ooodj 671*317 "AM". Box ISO, Rad Bajk. lies, (ood condition. Bell to hlgheit 1M4 BUICK SPXCIAI. — Power ateei TRUCKS COR SALE DENTAL AMIBTANT — Cltalr side, let ildder. Call attei 8, 747-6212 or 741- Inc. One owner. fflSO. Call before ' SSo-glrr olSc«. Experience preferred AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 2(4-0843. fNTERNAITONAL UW •BMUt KK, but not essential. Muat he personable. Wt BUICK ELECTRA 25S-Cu.lom con- 1M3 CADILLAC — Coupe DeVille. Ba Solo, full, top, 5,000 mllevCall Write "A.J.", Box S20, Red Bank with rerttble. All power, dceeasorlei. Air wm fIrSe W«8 atln.80 a we. Q049 between « and 7. lull detalla. :ondlt!oned. Cream 7fllow, black top We ccaan finance total amount. Cw USi CHBVBOUIT — Half.um Clck-Ul WOMAN —To care for children and SPECIAL DEAL FOR ind lnteilor. Only 12,000 miles, lluit colleclltt nwminw OASIS MOTORS. R tn good mechanical' condlUon. |H5. Call do light hounwort rive days. Must jell now. Special low price $3250. can 9, Sayrevllle. JtMBW. . irrange 'financing up to $2900. Call hava referenera. Call alter ° p.m. 747- iwner now. 842-4293. 1557 DODQE — Inapectlon good unl UK) DODOE PANEL TRUCK — N HOME OWNERS March. Beat offer. Call paini Job, new brakn. Entine ne ANGLIA 1990 — JI8. Good runnlni 254-4613 work. Best olfer. Call M2-0120. HAND PRESSER COUGAR-R-R IF you want a ear PLUS CASH order. Good saa and oil mileage. 542- Unlon-heneflta, three weeks paid vaca- 3J2I. CADILLACS - (2) U» p^SS U62 CHEVROLET SIX-CYLINDER IF you wanf to coiwolldat* all your bills lfi^»3750 1K84 convertible. *27 Balf-ton panel. Very clean. Over-sl: tion. Bride. Bportawear, 24T Brian 1957 RENAULT - Good condition. Best ^ 631^090. J whltewall tires. Radio and heate: Ave., Rd BkMWm RIGHT PRICE — RIGHT LOCATION — liter. '"** extraa. (660. 787-O80. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - roll Into One Monthly Payment 741-5871 VOLKSWAGEN 1M6 ~JVff "'«! RI©HT SERVICE Excellent condition. AM*", II41' or part time. Opportunity for long IF you want to get cash back AND LOWER MERCEDES BENZ 1882 — Excellent "lest otter. Must sell. 747-HU. term. «-4 or.S-U ahltt. Telephone An- condition. Bellini below Hit price. 7a. MOBILE HOMES awerlnt Service. 711-4700. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY — LOCAL BANK D577. TRIUMPH SPITFIRH — 18M. Re< YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS Radio, beater, whUewalla. Tonneau ^M COMPANION to elderly lady. Room inn MERCURY — Station wagon, nine FONTIAC CHIEF — IMS. lDxU. T» ini board, salary *125 a mon&. rhon. FINANCING •r. niM. 201-MM695. bedrooms. »3,7MI. Collettn'i Tralle. 22S-1S21. : Call Mr. Fields at 542-2414 passenger. Automatic transmission, Court, Bdlion, Trailer No. 37, 7. Long, power steering, radio, heater. New 1M0 COMET — Two-door sedan. 0 COUNTER oTRL^nitx'iIaya iw Monmouth Meters Rt. 35 Eatentown rubber. Excellent condition. One owner owner. Automatic, lieater, radio. X27 134-3737. . - 12 noon until • pirn. Apply in person, 7474280. "*ll B72-IB88 ' HOLLY HILL Frl or st afternooa Dunkm* Donuta, MOBILE HOME SALES MS Hwy. 3B, Mlddletown. Authorfxed Dealer New and Used AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE "Complete line of 12'swides. Featurli DECORATOR -SALES Holiday Cottars and Holiday Man with exclusive baaeboard hot watei Xxperltnced. Pleasant 'working < con. heat. Other models on display. Opel; dltlons. Salary and commission. CaU • a.m. —| p.m. dally, Sat. to « p.m. Rt. for appointment 7474428. D IANK ». South Amboy. 72X4888. YOUNQ WOMEN — To train u ahlrt MAPLE AVE 74WM5 M [operators. Free hosnitaiisauon, paid va. MOBILE HOME — 10XM Oreat Lai cation, highest wage acate In eounty. Opt. foil.*. - te-pt WWHktoT «d Srf.nl.,. AS-IS SPECIALS ,Two bedrooma, front kitchen. Call 84 Apply Star cleaneri. A Launderers,.. FRIENDLY U87 ' alter < p.m. \VO MyrUe Ave., Long Branch. I! FIRST COME — AUTO PARTS - REPAIRS 1SH5 PONTIAO RADIATOR — Battery: Two anow tires mounted on wheelr Malta ofler. T. Zlngale M2407S. Turn ' MONEY SAVING FIRST SERVED Brook Ave. at Broad fit A.^..™.™^.- PARTS FOR CHRYSLER Corporation engines. In- 1954 CHEVROLET $39.50 quirt at 711-8888. ' ' BOATS AND ACCESSORIES DEALS CHRISTMAS SPECIALS !958 CHEVROLET $ 69.50 Many new auid used boaU ud motor Boiton WBaler Doml Grumman Glaatron LOADS OF TIMELY TIPS FOR SMART SHOPPERS '66 LEFTOVERS Alcort Laraoh Mercury outboarJs 1963 FORD Fairlane $459.00 Bott, Bit i Scooter Center PLYMQUTHS — VALIANTS 75 White St. Red Bank 7il-U: 20' CHRIS CRAFT EXPRESS — 1962- to h.p. Inboard. Head, autoraaUc mig. CHRYSLERS 1960 FORD Four-Door $ 39.50 pump, anchor, Ufa jacketa, $(00. Cm 2224278. WANT TO BUY-A Beamy motor 1965 CHRYSLER New Yorker 4-dr. hardtop -..$2399 1962 BUICK Hardtop $289.50 er, 38*. daaa. Anywher* on Halt Coai> Contact J. F. McHurfi Jr., 163 Frank TEFLON BRVNSW1CK POOL, TABLES - IN ' HOUSE OF ART lln Ave., Apt. 6, Loin Branch, N. j. STOCK STAKTINa AT »250. FERRY'S lUte Hwy. 39. Mlddletown 1965 CHEVROLET Impala 2-dr. hardtop „.._.$ 1999 1« \t\* moit wanted bouiewtn Item BOWLING SUPPLY,' 11 NORTH f>th Call 741-OS77 I963CORVAIR Van $389.50 LIOHTNINO — Qood i condition. M7i toll year. W« curry €v«rjUilnt • Irom AVX., LONO BRANCH. . UNUSUAL GIFTS — HOME ACCES- Three seta of sails (one set new] a 9V fry nan at ll.M to cookie sheaU, SORIES. "Mugs galore." Earthernwtrr 1965 VOLKSWAGEN Convertible ....-.._...„..$ 1499 Plus spinnaker. ,mu[fln puu, cauce pini, cake ptuu, SUBURBAN PHARMACY MONMOUTH BAILING CENTER Complete new gift department House, TWO River Rd., Fair Haven. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN $659.50 MONMOUTH MARINA PROWN'S I Hwy. 3} Mlddletown 741-3030 49 West St, Monmouth Beach 222-3432. 1964 CHEVROLET Impala 4-dr. hardtop ..._..$ 1699 B B 32 Broad BL Red Bank 741-7MM: An excellent Christmas Gilt. ^w ^.fll"T%^S ^"•^B^'H^" ^ ^rW T^^^ gAHJISK SAILBOAT - Olve her an Electrolux ror Chrlatmaa. A membership certificate 1963 CHEVROLET Impala Convertible ,_.$I399 Call From H per month. For full Informa- . TRADE WINDS WINTER CLUB 747-3084, after I p.m. tion with no obligation call 741-2070. ftu "Stay-flllm and trim, enjoy our heat- j 1959 RENAULT $ 79.50 50 H.P. MERCURY on a if flberglaai All repairs and part, attended tc ed pool, aun room, ateam roonis, and 1963 CHRYSLER 300 . $1399 Mat. Must sell. CaU 747-1005 after ' promptly on your Electroluz-by the our new:gyirinaslum. .Fun, health aild i.m. weekdays. only outlet in Monmouth o:r Ocean exercise for the whole family; County. , :, Ocean Ave. • Sea Bright HI-3292 BUBUXBAN PHARMACY ' 1961 FORD Station Wagon $ 699 1963 MERCURY $669.50 JCEBOATH — New and used, I3O0 to Featuring Russell Btover candles, ' Hardtop. *B0O. BOAT AND SKI CENTER, V — Hwy. 35 JlldtUelown 74l-30Mi White St., Red Bank. 741-1124. ELECTROLUX CORP, A PUPPT. FOR CHRISTMAS MakeW 1959 PLYMOUTH . Little Bllver Shopping Center the whole family happy. BI-JE Gifts for Horsemen • 1%'^',' ....$ 99 POODLES, Rt. 571, LakebursU 697-7818. HORSE AND PET SUPPLIES . . :' 1961 DODGE Lancer $189.50 BUSINESS NOTICES . FRED D. WlKOrr COMPANY :A.fj THE PBRFKCT CHRISTMAS OITT C4 Maple Ave, .__ Red Btnle ;- 1959 PLYMOUTH Wagon $ 49 Wagon. FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY I CHRISTMAS BOOK AND CARDS SNOW PLOWING Gifts for Dad RED BANK BOOK STORE teeldentlal and commercial. Why t A YEAR'S'SUBSCRIPTION « Linden PL 741-141] rour health shoveling snow? Call no HOLMDEL VILLAGE PHARMACY 1957 OLDSMOBILE $69.50 tore that first atorm. Main St. * Holmdel-Keyport Rd. II INvW! CALL 747-1681 THE DAILY REGISTER .,..•• CallMMTM We never know what to get DAP u Local, National, International News, CLllAN CELLARS. TARE*. OARAd CHRISTMAS. Bee the cordless electn Sports, Comics, Syndicated Columnist. 4J4 Brosd, Shrewsbury, 741-402D 1963 CHEVROLIT $749.50 - Bm track. U(B't hanltaf. CaU attar SHOE SHINE KITS or some of the and Special Features •• WE HAVE 1967 P.m. Tii-ntt. .' latest Bar Supplies. How about one i MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Greens that are Merrier — «,< W«jon. i WHT TAKE FIRE CHANCES _ Viola, those Hamilton Beach Electric Knlvi One Year 118.M, 8lx Months WP0 HOlly Ihafa Jollier - and - ••* tlons corrected and removed. New 100with the holt In the handle. Sale prlci Three Months J5.15, One Month ILI0 . Flowers Just for Christmas. "i amp. eervlces Installed. All .lectrf- ott all .Lctrtcal appliances. • HOME DELIVERY 40e PER WEEK LOVVaE 1LANE-TDXEDOi ISHOP BARRACUDA 1960 VOLKSWAGEN $349.50 repalrs. SUt. llcenie. 2M-MM. . • 8auk * r.itals . ,. . . Bui. Tuxedoe—Full dress Suits—Cutaways— TILES — Bath and kltcheni Carpentry, 52 Broad St. Bank 741.7500 CALL 741 -0010 Strellera-Dlnner Jaok.ts. 23 Front It., Cement block work. CaU • Red B^nk, 74iiii». • 1961 DODGE Lancer $189.50 3M-8225 OIPT BOXED CIGARS — All smoklat . RALPH A. COLE, BUILDER accessories, Including pipes. Tlmexl 1 CIRCUUTION NEW JERSEY'S FRIENDLY DEALER Four-door. . • Addition!, alterations, garages, roofing, Watches. Uppers, Monmouth * Broai new homes. Call .741-3305. atl., Red Bink. 741.t73t. FIREPLACES A SPECIALTY — All GUNS, TACKLE, binoculars, sporting' . FAMILY DREAM - I960 CHEVROLET $375.50 types maaonry. No Job too small, goods, sports and work clothing. Arlay CHARLES HOWER, Mason Contracto: Sport SHOP. Atlantic Hlthlanda. m-161«. "Twos the night before Chriilmai I47-4479. And oil throvgh the houM 80HETHTNG FOR THB BOAT It wos peoceful and qulel ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS Largest stock of Marine supplies Not a light lift to douiel 1962 TEMPEST Conv. $489.50 KITCHEN CABDII1TS, ALTERATIONL N«w Jersey. Solve your gift problem- MSIODELINO. TAKINO ORDERS FO1 here with a uaeful gift for the .kipper, But father wot dreaming JANUARY AND FEBRUARY. ITVB THE BOATMAN'S SHOP "How nln It would be • THIS CHRISTMAS WEEK DELIVERY. 24 Wharl Ave. ^ Red Bank To have a HOME of our own MAURICE SCHWARTZ 1963 RAMBLER $439.50 SAVE ,20% For Next Christmas Bve." * SONS. INC. v CALL NOW 7U-1144! ED T)AY CON DRIVE SAFE i Fout.door. BTRUCTION, SERVING RED SAN" GIFT BOXXD CIGARS, pipes, tobacc Our service Is yours. AREA SINCE 1015. liihters. Tomalno Bros., lit Monmouth Lei ui help YOU n lee SINCE 1919 St., Red Bink. 741-17117, aeioss Rom ^Thal dreams can corns Irvt WITH A NEW _.NEVER_WA)L FLOORS ll.R. Station. For YOUR FAMILY. AGAIN! ~ "MERCEDES-BENZ""" Let--Home Floor Specialist, do thai lob you really hate. Fait quality aer FROM vice. CaU 7IU252 today (or a Ire Gifts for Her TGAAYFORD estimate. 950 HWY. JS MIDDIETOWN EXCAVATINQ — Baekhoe, build,...,. CENTRAL JERSEY'S 141 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK Laterals, pumping. All kinds or aeptli 471-2300 tank work. Ben Bryan, 671*0589. , FLORA 200 HWY. 35 KEYPORT ElttlncUve knltweaj, sportswear, cos-! . LARGEST | LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE o turn. Jewelry and acceasorle.. Casu 747-0787 INa — Tree work. Fireplace wooc and cocktail dresses (or holiday Il'tlnx GIVE A TRIUMPH ', 264-1600 Odd Jobs. Rettonable. 741-064B, Ttl-7931 141 Broad 8t. Red Bank. 747-335- MERCEDES-BENZ DEALER OSOROE JUETTNER JR., BUILDS! Sports car Immediate delivery New homea, room additions, baaemenl Red Bank Auto Imports attic rooms, kitchen, laraie repair VANITY TABLE & BENCH Authorised Dealer land alterations. 2M-8558. Clear white ptne, complete $12.85, Newman Springs Rd. 741-5SM Red Bank MURPHY DAVISON i^AXNTBR — Reflldentl&l, Commercial RED BANK LUMBER Hours to suit Staining and Flnlahln* Specialist. R. McConnell, 741-38M. Pearl and Wall Red Bank 741-550 RT.9 FREEHOLD GIFT CERTIFICATES — Good tor Eai SHALL JOB SPECIALIST — Uasonry. Piercing and 14 K Gold Earrlnu fron carpentry, roof and gutter repsira. CaV *7 up. BELDIN'S JEWELERS, 43 Broai Holiday Dining 462-5306 SU, Red Bank. . ELECTRIC TRA1NB — Repaired, boucht, aold. "Gary's Bleetrlc Tralr THB SINGER COMPANY' nrvlce." Free pickup, delivery. 131 FOR HER PERFECT GIFT SUPERB DININO — chrlsluas din- Rlrerbrook Ave., Llncroft. 747-H5H. New Portables Irom WB.l nera from noon 'til 8 p.m. MakS'ressr* BSvBroad'i New Vacuum Cleanera .from I49.L vatlons ton New Year's Eve oala. Mol- —> • ' Ked Bank DRESSMAKINO AND ALTERATION TYPEWRITERS _TBRMS ly Pitcher Inn. Rt 35, Red Bank. 747- Pat Coakley BINDER COMPANY HEIRLOOMS 1500. S Wharl Avs. Rid Bank THE •424O70. 69 Broad St. Red Bank 747-3KJ "Call 741-151S ORIGINAL DESIGNS—Hats and dm .'OR DISTINCTIVE DINING PLEA- RUM80N PHARMACY EMPLOYMENT es. Top dsslgnsrs. spectallats In* fuiSURE. The Admiral's Table, Hwy. 39,Nice gifts /for nice people. 10M Ocean, Sea Bright, 842-2930. W. Deal. 531-4112. We also try harder. 22 YV. River XrL HELP WANTEIV-FEMALE IENJOY HOLIDAY DININO AT ITS BEST. The Colony, Ridge Rd. ft Ave, BUILT BY SINGER 1966 ZIG-ZAG ODr or one In the truly Sarly Ameri- end 300 horses BELIEVES IN YOU ca Style. Low, low prices, Thol convinced him to retire, nil well-worn «unir». PROWN'S Ht twujM a 'S7 Oldi, SS& 741-1234 STUDENT'!. DESK — 4-drawer, clear, 32 Broad St. Red Bunk 741-7500; Per Wk. white pine, 2O"x3O"x30" - 114,85, And Ihli Chrlitmoi Eve IHOP IN TUB COUNTRY — At prices •44 FORD .i J4.40 RAIN TABLE KIT — Compute 48": •ou can afford. Antiques, furniture, 8ci trade In your relndMr , J"x30" - I10.P irlc-a-brac, Jewelry, etc, Bcuiht and Falrlnni sewn. Full powir. before Us to, |ate. < ild. Lay-away plan. Open sevtn days, Moke a slop at Runell Olds '44 PONTIAC $4.90 f. IASKIQTBALIJ — Backboard, rim anL . a-m. to 7 p.m. Calallna hartop. Full power. • ,„ uvour rmt dotel y at complele - I13.SC IRANDMA'S TREASURES-ANTIQUES 100 Niwman ipringi Rd. Red sunk •43 CHEVROLET ...$4.40 A Itata Hwy TS.^yillate of M.rlborol /41-Oylo Impala hardtop. Full power. , 'A RED BANK LUMBER '43 PONTIAC $5.30 Si 'earl * Wsll Red Bank 741-t800| MIKK'8 - Llttla Sliver, 7U-3KI r untuus ana (JH Colollno v pott. Station Wagon. Tovi, baby furniture. From TRIFLES lo TRBA NOW AT Full power, lactcry air. Discount prices. H River Rd, Fair Haven •43 FORD $3.90 JOLDBN CAPRICORN - Antiques, Ooloxlt cenvirtlblt. Full power. •* lurlosltles. Dscorator Itemi. U ml. enat, f Hwy. 35 on Laurel Ave, and Middle '42 CADILLAC $4.90 5 Id., Holmrlel, 671-1M7. S3M Coups DeVllli, full powir, Gifts for the, Family »yh«n You Entertain During . factory olr, WHY NOT 5>« ChrUtmas Season - office '41 CHEVROLET $3,40 ""'fi " »l Home,consldef: ... the folks something lhat they neea ,l™' «"LLAR CATERERS BOB WHITE Impala hardtop. Full power. *A .™"1 |o»d — Finest Servlcs ind really want for Christmas, Order •41 PONTIAC $2.90 j TONIGHT 'TILL 9:30 'H aluminum combination atorm and » River lid,, Fair Haven. 7414U5. Catallna hardtop. Full power, i rou can park easily and enjoy It Lotii :reen door. It will make a swell gift CHRISTMAS SPECIALS . ' Bargains and allts, Rival Can Open- "r aluminum doors start at 118.81 ea, See the Largest Christmas . , '68 FORD .....$1.90 i i. Mixers, Toastera. Hair Dryara, Display on Uia Jtrsey Coast Sidan. Full power. A • K. Irons. Percolators. Corning ware. PROWN'S I Artificial treis from tl.U up. All type' BUICK-OPEL i% off on a.m. filectrlo Clocks. Revere Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 of Christmas ornamarits and decora-'-; >re st luit 20* or more. Shop tlona at our low discount prices, Balsam' MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST SEACOAST j Isursly at THE ANTIQUE CENTER and Scotch pine trees. Wr.aths, potted, , plants, eemitery blankets. Open liu>' ' BUICK — DEALER PROWN'S lit W. Front St., Red Bank HNANCE CO. \ UNIQUE CHRISTMAS dUTI 'MUSCLEB'S WATERMELON BAR Broad SI Rsd Bant TM-7»0C| IB TREASURE CHH8T - Antiques, •VaARDBN. CENTER AVE. 741-4200 SHREWSBURY I.DR. SEDAN $1695 DLX. STATION WAGON $1980 210 NEWMAN.'SPRINGS RD, | id furniture, cut gliia, chins, olocks. Hwy, 31, Allanllo HUhlands, 2»HW» RED IANK, N. J. luy ud sell, u Monmeuth IL, Meal link. 741-30W. BUvenlrlt Av«,, LltUII UOHT"-"Ftow'ir"V Uvsr. 7«4}4o. . IllUvir ltd, WtttUS rae ntm masm

t Moat we* KUUB)| akllta, FA«t N.J.'s onL^^,-. , j. iiartlai aalarr Jl.OSH per taosr. plu abltt' oWareoBal. Omu ot Mala »t * Hatttoon Are.- '-- • Amiiy.ia »«raon ' • , PRIVATE MARINA " between 1:10 and 11 a,m. A|jpl» •naaaA OtHes, Monday 'through Open dauy to t p.m. mat 111« p.m- CABANA CLUB AMERICAN CAN COMPANY USED OROAM IFBCUL •«II«Moa load ChordOrgarT INDIVIDUAL TERRACES I • ' . aiftirood. N. f. Baldwin Spinet orgaa - nond mo organ . Air «qnal Omorhmlty mnploier Theater Kodll «O , PRIVATE OCEAN CLUB - airington Console piano (used) -» COMMiNY urlllser eoasol* piano (used) „.» «0 L» r»ekauer Console piano (used) -j tM - HELP anasen Coaaols Piano (new) 3 at* . , Hii bolhDelh.i :. . . jnoslemasterr TV iwdnod., FM snternantennaa svstesvstemm ., . ke» WUlfcrbnok R4. ' /r rraeh oat rtcrtotfwi robin1 * phH o$n\i ponyraont. eeuil oppoftatilt»y'«mwoMr PRESSERS _ turns sold wltb a.. guarantee — idMfiv loaiMd -SSimT*StSSS!T'« "-— "W «nd rh. Atlonftc Ocm. M« LOAN DEPARTMENT CLERK budget terms available. unvote inQrtfw and swim pool en tVmpertV. A tew Hundred feat «SJV B, «• ply In person CARAMEL S] tinlan pniilit(*itMi& 775.9300 ocna end your rown pnvatTbMdi. JutTll mlnura Iran downlowi m »•* T, » Broad St. Bad Bsu_ fil or tons Brandt. Kama POSITION with «aw- L0»Q BRANCH MANUFACTURING 00, IOBPITAL CHAIR.FOR. SALB —John FOUR and FIVE ROOMS FROM Jal for woman with bookltirp. Children's Coats ...peon, 1TT MMB Ft, Bsttoro. rlence. FuH or fan-time, CaU advahcementfconsumer Credit De- 30 Third Ave., 7W-7U1/ Branch i — Pick «r — COOK—QBNBRAL asd firs. Cot $135 * sinabeta Indudlng heal, hoi water, air cgndiHMlita and oftefraei porkha. children,, have Ave. • SR-ROO SEWING MACHINE OPUUTOK — tleady HSchHHAMILTONIAN AT MONMOUTH OFF OCEAN AYE., MONMOUTH BEACH OPERATORS .. addieHaa'coTwaekaay eve. OUITAR — Bxceltaht condition. ... and «at«rda7a.-Apj>lleanU .nniel 125 iv» the uae of a ear and, be available S4WBJB • DIRECTIONS: Edit on Rumor) Hood (county Route 90) to Ocean Aver** lesJ evenlnie per «reek + aU d»y latarday, Irtgrrt; right (south) to Park Rood. MotunouNi Beach; right ID HorMHtw «f STATIONARY ENGINEER « »lperteno» neceiaary, Ko ••Ulnj. "Mommyl Can you com* hero quick and Tie my ihoa?" a — Pot belhr «U>»e, WO. Over- Aonmoum aportmtnrs. pportunlty tot experienced Blue teal lire per hour + mlleafe. For (urtrier garu» door, Ml, all hardware, bmin to work rotating ahltlaj lsblla writ* to "A.I.."* Box ISM, Red Call 643-»«! ' PHONE: 222-8120 Bank, MATURE WOMAN - Cook, itlaaa. Bioellent wojXIng conditions and conv „ canuo-s PONT WJUITID - Must *e General housekeislag. Three) children. PART-*TI1QI PHABMAdflT ~- For FOR SALE FOR SALE References. Bwt In. SJTHWTI, rehenelva bonetti pUn Including cash P; »nUe. Reasonable. Oall efterl. «42- and prolU nutaiaji name. Keypon area. Write FOR SAI£ APAKIMENTS Call Mr. iiyitSIM-tlM Hit. 17« ITEMS YOU NO LONGER VENEERS POKGEUUN SIMK - REAL ntrAT 'ei. we hive Item. African mahogany, raucet. Oas whlu porcelain. INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS perlenced, for _. each. CaU TIME.ALL TIMERS >«IM. Many leade. NEED OR USE WILL . . . Iron, maple, We M. ft Walnut, cherry, Shota off electric lights and appliances BEAUTICIAN — Mint lie experienced. & FRAGRANCES INC. iV, toe n. It. BABY EqUIPMXNT automaUcally. M.95. A gift that will be JUST sola LAHB UNION BEACH RED BANK LUMBER OddaandBala appreciated. Park In rear, itjsj BOY/ r- Weekends Experienced OHM jjjSUT-B«- For.telg •ollclUcg. irner Pearl and WaU Red Bank mow PROWN'S and eom- SELL «B CHOPPING BLOCK — One car- AT YOUR SERVICE , Steps from Jin, nlaaloa CaplKl I>an>iiei Co. Broad Bt Red Bank 741-7800 uretor Imvrusor.' MUcellansoua Can Prawn's for the lowest price*. 13" ADMIRAL TV 8BT CONSOLE - Oead INSURANCE ADJUSTER — Bxperl- tem>. 117 Hwy. M, pprt Monmoutn, Free delivery. Fast telephone mercban- •aOaJeiices d In radepenJent adjusting, all HAQtDRCMBR — Bipelanced pre- lew pictur• ' e .' ' , «3C carriage, like everything . . . — (end resume - ** -* — ferred. Call se Information, Save aggravation, (ww. 115. S42-i; alter 6 p.m. FAST DINDJO ROOM TABLE — Four Up- ive steps CaU "" "!, MJV' »• ELECTRIC RANQE — Oood work- • Shopping to and next to property. holatend chairs low crsdenxa, leaf, condition. (30. Sparkes, Evenings, IAS WASHERS — PART-TIMC, WITH A QUICK ACTION - SUo. Call 7U-UU / PROWN'S • Bui and Trite, to Newark nt rt.T.C. _ and Insure WEIKBNW. Must be 16 or over. Bxr SITUATIONS WANTED . Female [ Broad St Red Bank 741-75O0 Si]1009. • Fine schoolsT . your ftmilr. perlenea preferred, but not neeaaeary. LOW-COST iVPly Country Sudsor Car Wash, Mid- WAITRESSES AVAILABLE , holiday parties? Forr the beat In itflt must |.Bedroom Apit. etevrn. srlnge Road, Unctott _ just (249 For catering. Thoroughly experienced DAILY REGISTER ormals or everyday wearer . AlAlsso ala_l.- sold SALESMEN (TWO) For leading Bulck tor ell occasions. Bin, nlgtus. week- COFFEE HILLS — Scales, toSuSU.--BiccU.nt- a-mstrer.. sold at sacrifice aale. Agency. Attractive compensation plan ends. Oil 5IM1M. Copper ware. Fireplace aocesscrtes, FOREMAN'S ASSISTANT ami fringe benefits. Call Mr. Fruit, Ships lsnterns. Ink stands. Candle* $114 mo. WII/L 0ARI FOR CWUMUHf - to FAMILY AD ess. China and cut class. Plenti- .jmplete. Seven-piece deluxe dinette To handle button aewers (machine) 741-4200. my hotae, day*. Keanebnrf area. TB7- and examining lor children'! coat fac- fully etocked for Christmas giving. Cop- 1; let Kith guaranteed relrlgefator. FIELD tory. This la a. year-round position with roUNO MAN — For park department r Kettle Antiques. 251 Honmoutb nd. Blue mirrored bar with FURNITURE, 7-11 B. Front St., KeyIncluding- : radlvMuany-cantrollea heal a reliable firm. t looal automobile agency. No expert- 3 LINES • 5 DAYS ikhurst cabinet. Mi-BM or »M-00M. port 284-3020. Open Mon k FrL 'til t. and air conditioning, hot water. nee necessarysMuVnnftatuuna. Oooir'startliiTg safcraaleryV . WILL CARE for your Infant In m» HJOLJD Kea., Wed. Thurs. 'Ul «. Bat '111 H. LONG BRANCH MFO. CO. >ll Bob KelWly'-aUMopSSTAa^rSl t MCth ChlEt £&?•*» »*, *» nta- °* FINDER — Baaunan. like new, two LADY'S OLD FASHIONED SO Thfrd Ave, Long Branch, B8H4J. •MOM. FOR months old, plus cases, Best c old Waltham watch, JHQ., Call 873- 7U-4376 1206. HAMILTONIAN AT RN-U p.m. to L7 Two nights JA W0IUN-«la>e« toi take JUST MACHINERY FOR SALE ..lent pay. Ai car* of In her homjjWUl alM '2.00 •»" SURFBOARD — Oood OODdltloo. Home, Rt SI ROUTE MEN CaU HT^etHi Must sell. fN. SHREWSBURY Full and parWlme. Steady, year roans soaM tt SAVE MONEY HUBER 4 TO 5 TON HOLLER and AmllAmlloblo l* fofoorrr MerchandlMerchadlM FForr SalSltt onlyony. Brln^ your window .shade rollers to. tandem trailer. Both In A-l condition. work. No layolfs. Earn M.5O la — laBTmrnNO - -Bj matur* woman, Artil mutt llt fom « homeholhomeholi OFF SHREWSBURY AVE. WAITRESS WANTBD — mi or part- your homeCaJl Articlcee tt orlglnatt from « m iVs charge lor shade only. Put en your BOY'S alia 13 double-fttade shoe Cll 741-7288. time. Domow Kestsoraat, Hwy. "" snd may Mf exceed a salle prici e rollers while you wait Clean, crisp skatw. ExetUest condition, ft. Call Shrewsbury Twp,, N. J. UOAO per crtlds. Mtddlatown. Opposite Flrehouie. shades help beautify a room. 741-7628. • CAB WASHERS -Three openings for RNANCIAL Pries MUST be odveftiMd. Eacn addi- MERCHANDISE WANTED mECnONS: loath on ROOM » to To tun time men. Excellent wages. On- tional Urn 11.00. No copy dionges may PROWN'S ROBERTS Shrewsbury A.v>.; ton right on Shrews. -• tte-lob training. Aptfy Country Sadser, be made end no dlicovnts or refunds COLLECTOR — Wants old toy trains, twy, ao, Mlddletown. * BUSINESS OPPORTUNmES Broad St Red BtnV T4MM Hri. Robert* trill be pletied to dlieuu burr Ave, to Barker Ave.: left to will be made If od Is candied bet the window ibtde requirement! for any condition. Pay cash or wUl trade: Hamlttenlan ... OR ... Wast on New- UTOMATIO PBISS OPB1UT0M — expiration.. . MCOBSON SHOW- BLOWER - Al your home, In Uw lateit woods, and H.O.. 087. 0, standard gauge. nWTW man Iprings Kd. to Shrawatnqr Avs.: BDOKRUBPBR — Vtut have mlat- RUMSON tachments. For Jaeooeon garden tra< left to Barker Ave.: right to Hamll- 1 Opattan (or mechanically Inclined per- To Place Your Daily Regltt.r tor. In good omulltlon. Asking half fabrlci available. Anything you ocnifjid* CASH FOR OLD '-toj trains. Cut Iron mura one year experlfiiee. Buir otllce, •rai tooklng fofrr ew»dy nnsploiinent, Executive office apace. Arrania to original coat M9-S231. imtfine in a decorator thade with thit..e tore and slot machines. tonlan. Ftn 4411. Call liter 6. MWHJ3. lleilllltt betlbenetltit . ApplAlrr AAtAtcca CCerainn - •ult tenant New .nroiaielanai bulldlni. FAMILY AD, CALL .., lateit trim. You will b« pleuad wit" h 741-iaaa? Phone: H34HW. Corp., Hwy. 36, Keyport All utilities included. Alan air condl- SAFE — Small floor eamblnatlon, 125. our Uutallatton. loned. Ueellent location. Call OLAJB- Two whltewall SOOxU BnowUres, SI ia SNOW PLOW WANTED — Com- «v>r aaiimbly8!! llfM eleetroalo. and •ROOK AI80C, INC., RUM80N. SQ. islr, or trade tor «MxU whltewall plete. Call ' TWO-BEDROOH-Urteg mom, kitchen, ASSISTANT FOREMAN 741-6900 PROWN'S 717-1436 btlh Beat supplied. *& tTCOi • ' sows: Volkswagen boat trailer hltc To work In large cutting room al a* S10. Two twln-alle bedsprlnga and hair Broad It Red Bank 741-7500 auunt to foreman. Mint nave ax- SHALL DINIR — Owner wllhel to Eveninqi and Wealcendi 741-1110 WANTBD — A ladles' racoon coat retire. Will s»orlftce.-Wrltt "A.O.", raattrese, tj a set 6" band saw, «10.1VST CLBAR OUT EASEMENT - Oood condition. perleaee al an ualetantor aa a cutter. S434B2S. > joveiy old furniture Including' hutch mouth, tod1 Ull Is a'permanent, year round toil- Bo- x MO, Red Bank. tops, cherry server, drum table, waah- _..„—- sffcsa p.m. y tlon — not Maaonil — excellent yearly „«,,,« CHOP LBA8B — At- "TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT" LNTIQUB BOUD CHERRY TABLE stand, desk, reclining chair, small WANTED • Hano. SmaD. SeeanaaMe. wlWrtt m AAp- trtctlye. Fully em i, sir. condition- Coma down to Prown'am's.. Open nntll s:30 '• leaf. Excellent condition. SIN) dropleaf tahfe. » plena Carnival glase, Call S"SP35W** * - » '•*»", ihor•e area, »ar round builnea). everynlghl {exceptSunday" " ) uuntii l CtirUt etc. 842*4169. * Mg-4B41 COUNTER OI1U8 AHD CHBCKE LONO BRANCH MFO. CO. Bnabllsried elientelt. Write Box US, Shop In comfort. Plenty of park- Fersonabla and neat Bxperience pre- Third Ave, Long Branch 2B-WU lOT'S BIKB *- Never used. 20" wheel. HAMMOND,SPINET ORGAN — Xx-OA8 BPACE HEATER ferred, but,not necessary. Steady em. «ea Brltht, N.J. lei spi.ee In the rear. nas mud guards, coaster brake, oellent condition. Aaklng gTSO. Oall I ilormeht Apply Little Bfiyer Cleaners, TAXIOAB DRIVBR Full time Musi HIGH VOLUME SBRVICB STATION PROWN'S , Call T41-U3L weekdays alter 5 p.m., anytime Satur- (01 Branch Ave,, Little Silver. a excellent driver., over 25" . call WU roR LEASI - Perfect opportunity da;e or Sandaya. 747-4200. 2rTgUJ?'POOL TABLE *- Thick' alal*. Standard 8Ur Taxi. 7(7-0747. for man Interested In having ms.own 33 Broad St. Red Bank T41-7H0 SNOW PLOW - Complete. 10 ft Hy rtse. R-s^^Can, . - ANINQ LADY WANTBD — 'Mian* , builness. Income potential is excellent. OLD FURNITURE - LARGE OPRlaUT FREEZER — Xx- 5un& taftrand olllcej. Mwt oa HAN FOR FOLlBHINa AND GENER- glassware, an bbjaets oellent eondiuon. (79. oir. tXU hour to elitL BUM. AL ueed car lot duUea. Ifuat know Financial aaftatanse available If you 381-a38fl IOW to uia butler.. Tit-em Ask "Mr qualify. . Call Brian Pattyson at tit- PORTABUD OROAN — DorlC-Fartlssl- Hummer. - 000 lor further details. BUY THEM ONCE H-O ROAD RACE BET — Aurora. 33 Vox-Fend., oaj^ ., , WHITE Aluminum Butters with• ,,'y straight track, 12 curved, three ears RraT^ HELP WANnD-MAXE Bar Hanger and facia aaierar a*™1 and acoeeeorles. tM. 147-tHT evenings. APT. 84, JACK OF ALL,TRADES; INSTRUCTION TRINER 1HPBIUAL PARCEL "the free movement" When ._ WANTED - TRAMPOLINE 40 years' and older. Full or part-tlmi POST SCALB MODEL 600 snow till your gutters there will _ DORIC PORTABLE! ORGAN —And FORtOHRIBTMAS office raacbtne painting and custom WXIOHB TO 70 POUNDS problem. Buy the right thing and yoiWutUuer electrlo piano..Both for «M0. 'Pleaee call 29M328 PRODUCTION Ightlnff fixture manufacturing. Mult 15 CALL 7J1-5W8, 1-4 P. M. will only have to buy them once. Fri OaU B42-22U alter « p.m. A COLLECTOR — Cash tor TiDany be nanny with hud add power tools IIARBLETOP manegany waihstand. estimate!. Call BIWB - Oood L.C.T. and Tlltany atudlo algned, glass, ATTENDANT and all lypei ot materlaT aulck to TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERSVictorian toveteaV Two Uwe — •15. Call lamps, bronses, etc. Oall 631-30M. Tkr** Shift* Op>r«tiort learn and a tell starter, (teady, rear NEEDED - " ill. 231-SN1. PROWN'S M2-M15. OLD ROUND OAK TABLES — Picture Bank, round.' In .email anop. m-tuC BIX — ISOxM truck ,tlres and tubes. "41 Tears At Tour Service" frames. Olassware, chins, oil lamps, rt T a.m_. . to91p.m 1 p.m.. J. r-m- W u.V-1 light FOR LOCAL JOBS AND 92 Broad BL Red Bank 7n-7IfJ ii p.m. to.* ».ra. nxs new. Real bai ' ' ., PAINT QUESTION etc. U7 Main St Port Monmouth. 717- RED SANE — Branca and Madlaoa Sit* plus eWJt dim OVER THE ROAD g a.m. and t p.m. MAawAVox araitxo CONSOLE fcjJ'Mr. Hebeler for advice on your n»dm» one-annd d two-be4n>ora I-Inge benellta, A»ply tour-apeed timtaDle, AHFM rad patttt Bnblema. Be wlU mix a color FIREPLACE .WOOD — Hay. straw, larly; American solid . wood cablni mm a bock or 1.000 colors. - WANTED — r pool table wltt elate at Ilia flee, > s-nvto 1 IAN — To help In Uteaen' asd lean NO EXPERIENCE and nmWh-fcsy. Call > s> Ixcellenl eondiuon. Call alter « j>.i top. Oood to excellent condition. Call vrrugel .ipt!r3S now to make plica plea.' Bbt^ay week, 3M-O9U. money — get ths "right product"*" nights. Apply In person, except TUes- EARN UP TO $250 A.WEEK en-ues. 54&K37 741-OX6. orean Mr. Sam Lily-Tulip day. 138 Bast River Rd.. Bttmson. UNPAINTED FURNITURE JUTSIDE CHRISTMAS LIGHTS PROWN'S WANTED — Air compmier. larte RUMSON - OUR PROriUIONAL TRACTOR LAKOE STAR, TWO LARQB CAS M-Broad.m. Red Bank Mi.ra» 2 b.p. Also cement mixer. Utility trail- Near Uansportatton, eHopptnt scBOds ' Cup Corp. MAN WANTBD — To train as eheml- ITIA1LBR TRAININO WILL QTJALirY What can w* sayr We hart two noon DLB8. SANTA OLAUSi BINQINO CA er, garden tractor;' etc. 787<418a. and church. Free oar shelters avail- Rt. 35 'Holmdel csl operator. Xlastromera Ltd., Line fOU FOR EMPLOYMENT FOR MA- tol™l ' o<«l ffine untainted furniture IIXRS 8 91 BROAD STREr WOODEN BTORAOB HOUSB able. Reasonable. ,Can - An equal opportunity employer Rd., MaUwan. chairs la contemporary and ] ANTIQUES — Painting* N. J Atlas. JOR CARRIERS OPERATINO IN NEW ">alrs la BHREWSBURY. Estates purchued and appraised. TIT- ELDERLY MAN — To do odd Jobe. BRUNSWICK, 80MMBRVO.LB AND American!an.. 13% off manufacturer's Hi 2003. The Hudson Shop, In, tu Broad MACHINE PRESSER TRENTON^ ABBAS. QUARANTBED Price. «Us—e our Lay-A-Way Plan. To: RDTLS — m-Remlngton, scope an CHRISTMAS OPPORTUNITir - Jl,000 KKYPORT ' ' RSSrT and board, if wanted. Call 7ST- : case. Very good condition, fn. 747 St Shrewsbury. M73 mornlnta. Unlon-bentflU, three weeks paid vaca- OB OPENINGS. WB MAINTAIN ANreall—y should come Inl BBTST ROBS APARTMENTS tion. Bridge Sportswear, 2«7 Bridge DMPIX5YMKNT «BRVTCI FOR OUR STAMPS-ENVELOPES STUWO APARTMENT. AND TWO* MAN!—Ideal part-time Income, Sa.ro, GRADUATES WHO MAY EXPECT RED BANK LUMBER United StatM-ForeUn-Unltcd Nations BEDROOM AIR-CONDITIONED 5 7:30 a.m. ErtaWUhed home delivery Ave., Bed Berik. 7(3-1973. • 0000 CHRISTMAS TREES — » APARTMENTS. SUPKBINTBN* SALARIES TO AV. W.10O TO I15.W0 Comer pearl and Wall. Bed Bank IndoorHiutdoor decorations. LIVE Pff a. , - €734085. ' • • rnotorT route In MonmmUi County. Call QUAUTY CONTROL WORKKR-Pro-L YR. TRAIN WEEK-ENDS OR TOLL TED TREKa Free candy for the Oil DENT ON 747-38BV ' cesi control and Inipection work. BxBx- :iME. STATE LICENSED MEMBER USED FIANOB — From IS. Planoi M2.M73; perlence not necessary. Must be .de- :._ght and acid. Vreehold Music Cecv dren. Santa daus In person. Charlie's »IMI». MAN - O»er ttblP> ashool perlence not necessary Must be de )F N.J. TRUOMNO ASSa AND APter- , 4S2-4TS0. Farm. Market, Hwy. 36, corner . Sum- QUITAR — PETS AND LIVESTOCK THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — COM- (ult Uma wort la a da- endable and high achool grtduate. Ap-PROVED "BT A N.J. BANK TO FIN. mit Ave., Beltord. •remler amplifier, ly ATCO dRAMIO, Hwy. 35, Key-rUITION. OVER A38-MONTH PERIOD. WOULD YOU UKE TO BUY A PIANO tioo. CaU 2U-O097. ADORABLE — German shepherd pups. Be iSktTn*ihHtw. « ort PLETELY PmVATB, IN IDOJ RESI- ujhur and aU-awund man. Ilcell NTBRSTATB : TRACTOR TRAILBR that la «o trouble free It Is warrantn KITCHEN CABINETS Six weeks old. AKO registered. Reason- opportoiilty tof amblttoui Mnonl ORT1R — Over 3L Work eiealngi. •RAIN1NO, V1NCINTOWN,. N.J. AT torlifer Your grandchlldreri will still able. 787-1882. DENTIAL ARIA. FURNMBID OR UN- 1 Call ' THE RED UON AIRPORT. be, playing It' Price* are so low we .Factors learn Iheeter muiajmeni. Write an ashamed to print them, Come, ee DEAR 8ANTA "B.R". Bmi Wl nadBanH. u Christmas time is drawing near. FURNISHtD. njMJBDIA» OCCUPAN- , and eJave. Teneer'a Muslo Btcre, •' BICYCLES. AND DE8K ORDER CLBRR — Experlince. Maln-St-takewooaVir—1 •„ Here I alt with dirty fur. : nly. Flvejdw week. Call for apjwlnl lard makes repaired. Trade-ins. . Have mommy call Margie, make an £*'. •TWO BLOCKS FROM MONMOUTH .ELECTRICIAN r ment 7gT. ^__ ONI NORTHFIELD 13" heavy^uu partsC~Shop-open-all-year, -gnencor appointment—for—me — - - - - lolnter. Best oiler, call alter 6 p.m. 787' ,uti. 121 Foofe Ave,, Union Beach, so I may be pretty beneath the tree. COLLEGE. ADULTS ONLY. NO PETS. TOUNO MSN — Interested In beoonv fOR THAT BETTER JOB — Enroll 284-895J. . Professional, Grooming, appolntmenl Require at leut 1 raare rntln- ng skilled wood'workers, mechanics, UEATHKFF MODEL AD - 22 - at Northeast Business Machine CHEAPER THAN__ IINmrlSBBl KIDNEY VANITY AND CHAIR — only, Margie Schmidt, 7J7-MS8. Large B2-1M7. Dinette.set, *5, Ironer, J8,. boye breeds, bathed and groorned also, (elect fspkusss »:tkllfs, Rt 3J, Morgan, N.J. T21-108J UARPROO skates, sin 10, 13. 741-2711. grooming aids and collars. t. Red WAMTOf ANDLWBD ^ xatANSBUIto-Pomt Comfort Gardens. P«r»onn»l ?S DIAMOND RING — Priva STAINLESS STEEL GERMAN 8BIPHERD PUPPIES — One-and two-bedram " - - Super Fast AKC Qoaranleed. Breeder's code jot water , SEE OUJV AD UTJDBR MALB BI-LINOUAL. MOTHER — wm give IRWIIRWirrai . MONMOUTH BT.. BSD {ffi. Oall steel automatic iter and i •' • r ;• Fartnrwari signed and adhered to. 1125. 201-208. 147 Creek AMERICAN CAN COMPANY NBTRUCTIONS It Tractor' drivers French lessons, pretarababll y children. BANK «7l-14M *"™«»ar« rercoutora. The gift k E IZM an hour. Call Mrsi. ftatanagara, n,en, will he appreciated, ,4-cup ti5.j5 i CIlMwood An.•:A: ' dUfffooddUffd , NN, SEEDED. - '. ' I424IW. IIL PAINTINOB — lBlh and : TWO AND THREE-ROOM . DISCOUNT - APPLIANCES canvi JIMS. 12-cup I20.M. cin't beat ims CHRISTMAS PUPPIES CIENCT APARTMENTS - With all BXPIIRIBNCED OIL BURNER B . Bunbeun. - Oenere\l. Blutrlo •nd all thtcentury. 8niall and large S" "«»-,The hottest Ihtog on Se AKO Beagles, Basaeta, Cockers, Collies. rtCE MAN — For steady emplonnem HAVE HAPPY HOLIDAYS for sale: CaHMM2>4. 11 Ten Eyck Fl market other percolators. bnpronments, « Main St. Ksanaburg. TOUNO MAN - A» ttaher In J Ltarn To Danes latest models. Electric lrona. skillets, Edlion. Chihuahuas, Dalmatlona, Dschshunds, Hurt'be seat and reUable. OrerJJ rith long established firm. CaU 384 7«tt» hair dryers, can opener*, blenden, Shepherds, Great Danes, Poodles, Pe- yeari J of are. Apply evenlnja. Town percolaton. electric knives. B CHRISTMAS BPECIALS-Snare drum, PROWN'S: kinese, Fox'Terriers, Schnauzers, Sia- DUPLEX and two-bedroora garden Theatre, Rt 38, Palmer An., Middle- SCHOOL CUSTODIAN WANTBD — Chrlitmai sifts. Largest seleoUcmi otlcks, brushes, Itand, complete, JI7.60. Broad st Red Bank 741-7500 mese Kittens and very-large selection apartment- . s Immediate and future oc- town.. ' Superintendent of tctuols. lowest prices. - Electric sjultar, t2S.es. Tenter's Muslo of adorable'cross breed puppies (all ™l*ncljs. see Manager at -Terrace MERCHANDISE Store,'301 Main at, Lakewood. IV™ .HVERLASTING -. Antique St., Sad Bank or call FOR SALE! PROWN'S SJ"'- •'Mgware, brlc*lirac. staf" l">">' CANIME CHATEAU TRACTOR TRAILER PORTBR. *- Full time.: iFort Mon- HAMMOND ORQAN — MS Spinet Ej- 3J Broad St Red BUx 711.7S ceUont condlUon. CaU 323-4H& after 5 Oriental rugn, br Rt 39 Eatontown H2-88S9 TWO—ROOM FURNISHED APART- mouth OIHcera' Open Men, CaU 533- Cwdle»tlcl«7 it Open daily to 5. Thurs. * FrL to . „„ CRCHRISTMAS S NEEDS CHAW LDOt FBNOINO « PRICB P-m.; gat and Sun. to 5. Starting Dec 13 m DRIVER 3SO- ' ' • • • Large distributor has ltttovsr from de- MAN -For steady ana full time em- Llbby cocktaii l l cordialsdil , tum- ipen til » p.m. liperlence preferred velopment galvanised chain link iono. CHRISTMAS SALE KEANSBURO — Furnished apartraerlt, Apply In Fenon ployment, with benefits, for porter and y • rlflcet InsUllatloD TOY POODLES — Male and females. two rooms. 2f Johnioa Lane. Call 717- NAPPI TRBCKINO maintenance work. Call tor appoint- : MORE MODEL HOME FURNITURE — CaU MtUwan, H. ters. Oven thsmometers. Bkewirs. terms arranged. Call 7il-iTQ0.. Finest Colonial. Ouhjtnd carry. Come •705. Route M mtnt. 2JS-HH, until » p.p. ,• , •• fWoodssa well and trie carving * boards, CRAFTSMAN RADIAL ARM SAW - 787-3615. FURrnTURB-rUvlng, dining, bedroom. and .choose,'CsU" EICKP&" ~Y7 HILL 4«J- RED BANK — Cnfumlahed four rooms. MADJTBNANCB HAN AND JANITO CarvlnK ittilvSa. Bxpresso coffee pots. Apartment-alse stove, refrigerator. Pool 397.' . , V- .••.'' •racuoally new, »ia. see to appreciate AKO DACHSHUND PUPPIES — MonmouUi County Chemex Coffee makers..Nut crackers, tsSle, English bike. 741-23&. 740 Newman Sprlnsa Rd,. LinSoft Whelped Oct. 31. Deposit will bold for Two bednome. living room, kitchen, : Vocation 8cho01 HELP WANTED-Male-Female Jello moldi. Pie platei. Cookie sheets. TWO BMI BTUDIO MONITOR SPEAK- bath, Frcstless refrigerator, beautiful Houn, 2 p.m. to W:3 Muftln Una. Pyrex ware REVERE FOR THE PERFECT WEDDINO BRS; — With buut-ln amplUlers. 4' °fpTOA^raSroM7spRFBOAHD~r: Christmas. 671-2B35. gas range. Free heat and hot water. VACATION, BBALTII an* PI^HON AY TBOHWCIAN -r Experienced. WARE, FARBIRWARB at'lestl 3D« tlOWN-Bridesmald dresses and all ao-high x 14" wide on casters. Brown TOY FRENCH POODLES — AKCRen. t 1110 monthly plue one nunth Benellta iuJPUme, » hour week.- Excellent off. Call (or free, delivery. cessorlss with Individual personal set- mahogany. Asking 1200. M2-O151 black, male and female. Choice ol lit-security. » West Front St Call 741- benefit program. Apply Perspnnel_O vice, Oall Virginia arobail, Fneada, akeg. Like ter, SU. WIU hold lor ChrUtmas. en- N5I. , call «2-IMO, Bit..Ml [ice, PERTH AMBO? Q1NERAL Wi |R SALE — Venetian blinds. Nluft Call -2tl-23 PROWN'S ' wide. Two 23" wide. One 60" wide. J4S4, REAL, ISIATEi SALEBMBN — Won.PITAL, Perth Arnboy. N.J. •tU-TOIO. 32 Broad at Red Bank 741-7900 RED BANK - Unlfurnlshed four-room ?«r(ul opportunlly to loin one ol the attachments Included. 463-7017. BOYS' BIKE IS. Two pair Ice alcalesT PUOS — AKC males, female. Fawn, JMTtawnJ ell utiaues. CaU M2-43U BALKS RBPRBSBNTATWl — Lope TYPEWRITERS. ADDINO machines, mUcellaneoua toys. Cheap, "*»'«•• whelped on -Nov. Bui, ready on Dec. tarieit real eifiife Ilnne in Moimoutn Dnnoh of nationwide diaper service GRAY RUO — 8lll, pa Child's OoinS. .Thre..^ll«i..atpe;encore; RENT A TY 7I7-O77». 24th. . Excellent Christmas presents. (erred, needs rtpreientulve tor Monmout as US. Color or black end white. D»y, week Bulger sewing machine, $5. work bench- Call 038-2838. RUMSON — Waterfront atudlo apart- am. Work by appointment only, A St Next to theiter, T«T-Ot|llin. or month. Low rates, BAYSHORB TV vise. W 741-7404 alter «. ELECTRIC TOASTER ment For single. Furnished and otlU- ld furnished, salary plus commU. 39 Churcn BL, Keansburg. 7»7-l«OO. n b AKC LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUP- Ue«. J95 monlhly. Year lease. 842.17U. plua c«r ellowanoe. PL «m« YEH — Never uaed. 1M7 Nona FULLY AUTOMATIC O.B. electric S™.« '' ,?»' t*!' rtirome.and white PIES — Males anq females. Champion i. 8U1I In aarton. Have one.already, "•US' OVERHEAD DOOR with clothes dryer, KO. O.E. MobUe Maid bloodline*. Deposit will hold for Christ- FOUR—ROOM APARTMENT — U»- per cent below dlicount price, 1130, pus door. Excellent condition. $1 Dishwasher 125. 74144S7. mas. M2-2429. furnlahed. Nice view. Private house. Red Bant Auto import!. Sis Mr. Mat- J8 Portland Rd., Highlands. tn-03M. MAN 25-35 y«ar« old . ll' 071-9530. = ' ••-.' '. . thews. , • ORQAN — ThomsLS transistor, two man- PROWN'S GREAT DANS PUPPIES — Black. work. Steady poiltlon, Ira ual. Built-in Leslla speaker. 1399. 4«2- MATAWAN—Lovely two-room furnUhed No strlkM or toofls. No. MINK AND ERMINH COATS — Mink OALL UUSS FIRSI orr call us llasa t 33 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7BOO AKC, six weeks. Ready to go; also apartment. Refrigerator, gas stove. All tlon, pald-vaoatton. Apily Seceisary" w. »ln you' W*fi Illi stoTe and martenthSe ikin aiart. Rea: three-year-old female black era * UunderinLaunderen,, 133 MyrtlI e sonabte. 201-KB3 alter » p.m. W a pay tthe highest < pricei s forf; uied 1" WEBTINOHOUSB TV — »30. ReKBNMOR- B electric range, JM; Black Dane. Gentle, good breeder. utilities. Prlvite oath, private entrance. Lent Branch, "r week to start Call 7IM0H. »- •"-«"• ••»•• * "«"• urnlfure, antiques, and turn ol centur: Angus roUssorle, »2O. CaU TV if desired. Refined lady or gentle- ilinlng chair, 120. Fireplace, till. Couch, 231-M03 CHRISTMAS PRESKNT8 - French man. Reasonable. UeVMM. 10. Boy's bike, ,W. 741-7UKI. poodle puppies. AKC, Six weeks old. DESKS gll «p FILES, ublss, analn, ANTIQUE COVERLET — Blue LOVELY m rooms — Furnished. Utll. adding machlnsB, typewriters, onto NEW TABLE PADS White floral, 66"xM" dated 1841 ~M.Jet blick. Call 291-7053. lues. Busuieu couple, onlj. T sixth equipment, ate.; at Uargalnprlees. Net 8 lr T ol MYNHA BIRD — Young. Ready, to Av... AUaaUo HUhltndi" i»14eM or used. AAO DESK OUTLET. Rt! Fras Mtaturing Service 5!2ti 5"j2Sl '. » f' "ahogany oval talk. Goes by name of "Willie". Make CUSSIflED BUSINESS DIRECTORY B, Osahurat Btl^WO. nice Christmas gift. Cage and Willie, APARTMBtak FOR RENT — • Tsjree J weeks delivery on custom-built Hiat Call H5. Oall aM-1019. rooms unfurnished. Inquire at S Man- teslatant table pads. mouth St., Rid Bank; N. 1. SALVAGE FROM MANSION (200 ROLLEI MAGIC QAMERA - New MINIATURE FRENCH POODLES — i A HANDY ©UIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Used radiators. Bathroom' acts, od PROWN'S •wdttton, 1100. Phone Bat. or BunAK. C registered. Black or allver. From SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT - sinks and toilet bowls. Anderson >v! 10 to S. 741-5877. Evenings 741-3388. t dowa, sliding type and crank type. As. 32 Broad 8L Red Bank 741-7S0O sortment wood cabinets, excellent con TWO W-70 WHARFEDALB SPEAKERS 3ARAOB SALE - Sat. and Sun.. UCHRISTMAS - AKC Australian ter gag &^gg •*•*• *" dltlon, Aluminum storms, screens and — Walnut cabinets. Call 0 4. Baby Grand, club chilrs, dog. rlers. Darling, small, sturdy. Three RED BANK AREA — Few rooms. 741-CS31. house. Pictures, small Items. MovlnJ, pupa. Oall 2(1-0653. H«at. hot wattr Included. »l» a month General Contractors Painting and DecoraUng shutters. Various sues. Fireplace mai Call mtm between « and 8 p-n\. AtUlng MaehliiM -Typewriter! tils. Hand hewn beams. Colonial i BICYCLE — Old's 26". Good condi- must eell M Wavealnk Ave.. Rumaon. QOLDBN OOLUB AND RED DACKS- . . THOMAS SLATE dowa, complete with storms and acrei tion,' 115. Call after 6 p.m. 3OMPON11NT HI FI BY8TEMB BUND — Puppies. AKC Reglatered. THREE ROOMS — ADDINO MAOfflNES -^Typewriters WORKINO MAK^S CONTRACTOR •<- and .shutters, Antlaue wrought lrol 842*35vl . FACTORY , SEALED CARTONS Two-year-old female Dachshund*. 671. 'C\i, rented, repaired. SerpicOfclOI Alterations. Repiln. Masonry, small Free JSitlmatee • ' handrail. Beautiful liand-wroug'id-wrought' Iroi ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. e71JM7. Moiimoum.Bt, Red Bank. W7-0W. lobs, too. Ml-STM. : Painting sad Secoiatlng • „ radiator covers.' Many ether GRANDFATHER CLOCK — 7', WOO. usa. Fully Insured H2-ai68 HI-48M T47-3O21 ?ortable eleotrlo generator, 1400 watts, BEAUTIFUL OBRMAM POINTER — UNFURNISHED three room, and bath. 17J. Call 747-0240. . . "PERK" COFFEE Shortnatrvd. Male pup. six months old. Garage Included. In (hopping area. UKB NBW —! Professional electrlo A light Inside-See It work I An auto. Sired by champion. F1«ld and Show near tatrVaa, Available 'Dec. 17. 170. Air & Set Trtvvel Retervitloiii illar and amplifier. Baorlllce. .Call FOR SALB — «' one-arm couch, with patio' glass percolator. Proctor Clta- prospect. 846-8808. Inquire 118 I. Newman Springs Re., InjuUUon & Siding Pearl and B«ad Ruttliglng l-2<03 after 1 p.m. slipcover, 136. Oall t314M8 alter • Ion 917T98. A real luxury holiday gift. Red Bank, after 1 p.m. BE'IT A WBBKHND - Al OTOHlng- p.m. IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS — Long- INSULATION * SIDINO CORP. — Expertly on braided nylon. H.BO a M60 BCHWINN BIKES — Qlrl's Hi PROWN'S hair chihuahua pupa; deposit will hold. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Modem er'a or around the world In 80 dan, •trend, Sterling clasps from 75o. silih rscer. Beat offer. 711-3249 bi HOSPITAL BED and mitlreaj, ITJ. 872-1068, 5 p,m, three-room furnished apartment. Tiled «e can service ell; your vacation Also windows, roola, gutters, etc, 33 Bread St. Red Bank 7(1-7800 10-30 guarantees. Day »' ,iJ'a;ht RBUSSILLXS,- 3S Broad St, Red Tween 0 and 0,Evenings and feel bath. Air conditioned. »U0 per mqnlh needs. Petersen Travel. T4WS50. jL Bank. ends. I4M57I. •EN SINGER MOTORS - Two Hoff- BEAOIiE PUPPIES — Ready Immedl Includes sll utilities. Call before I a.m, 77J-WO77 Adam Unsmayer »l-mt man presses. Reasonable, High pres- ately or ChrlsUnas, Kvasonable. 560- COMPLETE BETS-O< Lionel tralm LIONEL TRAINS — »30, Many extras, or atter 6 p.m. M2-S5U. > co Complote with village, elation, bridge, sure boiler. Call (1H-L0.1-13K. 2809' Over 400' ot super "O" gauge traoKs. OENBRAIiTsPHALT PAVINO ma Plumbing (V Heating Plentr ot accessories. Will tell part etc, *I8 value, 741-2H>. ' soMBBooya LOBS, YOUR OAIN - POODLES — A.K.I.C. . regletered, black Nursing Home all, AMMO. Complete three-room household with miniatures, 11 weeett> Broad St i Red Bank TU-THO ) — i watt. Uiree-way poww su living room suite, (W, Hlde-a-bsl, Located In center el Reel Bank Free MUmi ; Boat, car, or home. |A. w-~ O.B. WASHER AND DRYER - In , Maple bed, oomplete, !».». business dlitrlcU and DewriUng very ggood condition, Cell between I lie bed, complete, lfc.10. Walnut 1 8«wer Cleaning alldT Pm M447M isar, I1B.B0. Oak eliesl, 81180. Ito. RED BANK All Iheie futures snvMadi Dlamondi bou'gtt or Rettyled ACCORDION alldT Bank. • Central air conditioning OARL B. JONES - Painting and lAOK'S BBWln OUDANINO - With Looking for a rear line aoeordlcn h VIOLINS FOR BALE1 — Two excellent- • Ml sarVIca elevator you don't willpaperlr* Jolly Insured. For free ooslle't oondltlont IN bass. 4 bus lone violins, }13S each' . Complete wlttt CANNON POINT • Private parking apace Let ui buy the S Eltctroo sewsr Router, cleaag all T.V, Beady lor car. (138. Ceil wear or let ui riit; eiUmal«l,',.call 7)7-30*1 housaaold drains, plpa* ant sewer ohanisa. 10 tnbla gjrileina, With, case oases, 74l.oTBi, .•Complete Janitorial sarvlc* ' . peraiuislly. nenaalllr lines. •T140M. . ;r, only >HH. 7t7-m». ' HODDV HORSE (M • Individual thermostatically Ma> INTERIOR'AND BXT*RIOR paini- HOBBY HORSE (Wonder) VILLAGE trollaci heal. ng. Alin itsonrallng. Ourprlpii are •rant-new oordtn OMrtmwti. trudle chesper thirithelri. Calf Mkok Paint- HO TRAINS —• Ccmplete set In good ond one-bedroom. Wrjm mi, Iteolly • Wall'to-wall carpetini Errt.Hdnrhwt, ing do. lor Iroe aetlmaie. 7I1-4BO, Mwtltlon. Call alter i p.m. &ABV FUnXITUnfl - In good condl, zOl-SOtt Call lor BPnolnlmeiil to TTTi MILL'— Painter Interior "and tlon. One Stnrkllna crib. III. One Child. Jauj* cralt crib,,» One "Sorjen eMb, » • Bf tpnni II. 747-1100 OM alter-1 p.m, kH Broas «. , ; THE DAILY

. , • .'M/t.'i-X-'it : BORUS 00 RIVER ROAD 747-4532 ^ Bed Buk. tfUr S p.m. F ^ toURR^MS.$ll5 MBHT — MIC* and new with tiled bath. BIG FAMILY ? Member Multiple Lilting Servkt tMO ur month plue uUlltlee. BUOU butei ta the center See this five-bedroom Rumaen * Rva Rooms I Two ledroomil $140 ko Jwawcr. Ms Mala at. K iratt, -w for rtrthir DOWSTJU houae. Convenient to achOols, ATCH THE TROTTERS CO BY - • Efficiency \Vh Roomi I % 95 ibB SILVER — 8 olce roomi, « fumlaited. Utilltlee. Private entrtnees. RID BANK — Btora for rMt wl» churchM aad Uiopptog. Good SSt ExSttt Colbj Neck country location. C«Jl 741-dWO rear vuklnf. US W«K Front at. Can 7U-1O63 or id-aiO. • coudltloij. «Hu tutd hugt fwnily room wim nrepuce. BUT. rarnoinwa RID BANK — Fumlepa* three roomi $24,500 m ud bath. All utUttltl. Call 7,000 FT. LIOHT WlMflnMTfc T.V. _ta utuitlu. A FOREST OF HOLLY TREES, all with red, red berriea, fat ttt ^ad a cainpiiw arta for &«;j_«<>£_ »> __«™£ "*" HirjHLANM — Three-room forolahed TWO BEDROOM" — LIvUX room, front yard of this.four-bedroom, older home in Rumaoa. Needs iinliiE room, a tarairy room with »_«»_»«_• JW"*-,^,..-• apartment, AU UUIIUM. can saSm kitchen, • bath. FurnUhed. fK plae irep&ce. and an exquislteW planned inodern Bteheh wiHt i REAL ESTATE or S7M10O. utlllUea. decorating. Two baths. "Saatt-aiztd" fireplace.- Dry baMnteat. corTAQK — tAvlnt Toom, bedroom, breaU»»t nook. Asking Wffo. RirMJSON — Attractive three-room tod klUhen, bath, nirnlahed. 110 phu Oil heat. Stonft open porch Two-ear garage. Aiking $18,900 to 30 Years in the, Biyihor* bath furatltied apartment. J10O settle estate. month. utIHUti Included. PACKD _ ""FINLAY A&ENCY -'•. nUTATX EXCHANGE, MJ-OM3. GRANDMOTHER CUTS HER ASKING PRICE on this twottory OLPE SHREWSBURY 291-2100 ..Hi/-u«r — Two-bedroom apartment. ItMHOO 1 1 FTNESt RESIDENTIAL AREA- Good neighborhood. On bui 11M. nwrRXD BANK — AvaUtble Ttb. IB. older home with river view. Big kitchen. 30 living room. ala eornere. Private entrance, heat AdulU. KltBhM, dlaetta, thr«e bed- Fireplace. Large dittos; room. Four bedrooms. Two tatru. Sun Charming custom built three- and hot water euppUed. Adults we- roome, 1U bathj. »1M> Plul utilities. porch. Just too much for Grandmother now. Offer* PLEASE. bedroom home offering 31 liv- farred. Call MMS»r On moDth aaourlty. Owner. 3aa4M0. ing room, formal dinlnj room, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three-bedroom ranch, best Now $20,000. r LONO BRANCH — Unfu—.Ithed tnrw OCIAHPORT THRSI-BSDROOIf — I3 science kitchen, family room residential. 11 years old. Stone front, forced air gas heat romnj. Ouptb nuitttM, «u*ort; own Two-luth ranch home lor rent «00. Call «M175. . (04 River Rd. 747-4100 Fair Havtt plus jaloulsed aun room. De- His cbam, low upkeep. Estate want* $18,000. Make offer. ATLANTIC Hwra-ANDB — Prtl uehed two-car garage. Over ball warm, cltui, thne-roain (urqlsl ._ TBRBI—ROOM HOUSI — Ideal fo tpirtmmt. Adulti. aw-Wt* or 3M-0M0. oua or ooitple. All paneled inaMe. |7B •ere of well landscaped inuadi.. per month lacludee clactrlc Available WANTED TO RENT HOUSES FOR SALE Transferred owrjer asadng »M,w0. BNO biw. U. OaU 7I7-787*. GI ASSUMPTION — MMdletown three-bedroom, mature lull TEACHER-Wlth wife, one Ohlld, de- Tw rnltu (ran" B4adr HooS at»t» •AST KEANSBURO - Four-room alrea live-room apartnett, preferably development split level. Many extra*. Dead-end street, Puk. Ou-uvv)) trdootirs-b*dtoomm unlu. bouie. Two bedrooms. All Improve- Irit floor, Hid Beak or Illdolttown REDDEN AGENCY The McGOWAN AGENC/ ideal for children. Near Tfad«il School. Air conditioning, rumlihrt ot onwmlpn«l BvtmmbBvtmbu ment!. Call after 6, 7I74HB*, or write area. Call 741-S4SL pool ud neraMlon •»«. P*uo or t>»f 1» MoimuuUi Ave. WANTTD—aaraie or othlr Indoor ttor- carpeting. Immediate possession. $16,800. coor wch unit Kent from tut B- ago «MM In Bad Bank vloloit;. for M- bttt u>4 hot watir. awma aiA ERJOHT—On beach. Unfumlihsd 741-9100 REALTORS new three-room house, year-round. tailtoat from now thmifh and of wis- aSA BRIOBT — thm room, uj bath. Builnua or retired couple. »90 — EK Himd.HoUndeli . M*KUitxns,, » to a. rii ImnucltU ooeupuer. Ttar round. 8O- utilities. NO pels 747-3434. 222-1555. Realtors • Inturort 2S8 Newman Springs Rd. CALIFORNIA RANCH — Overlooking harbor, Atlantic OSTT. FUJVNfflHED APARTMINT — R«al KIANflBURO"— Foiir roomi and bath. W» BAV> U •"««•, •J.'g"} Jg Highlands. Modern studio living room, large bedrooms, d«otlal area. Four roomi and bath. Nawly decorated. AdulU pnlerred. Cau nil MUM t» hjyr Members of Red Bank. Red Bank 747-3000 •m*M ultra-modern kitchen, recreation room, two fireplaces, two- AdulU. Clll 922-2847. Multiple Listing Service 214 ROOM HJGAT1SD APARTUBNT — RED BANK —• llirea-rooni, imfur- 24 Hours 7 Days car built-in gange. Woodsy setting. Balconies. Extras in- Top rMldenUal ana ot Kal ~ ' niehed. bunsalow. oall Tti-aotJ or M2- SPARKLWG RANCH - Con- rlvertront |S5 monthlr. Oil 2U0. clude stereo throughout, remote lighting. Must we. $35,000. w«kenm 8i3jeoe. FURNISHED ROOMS venient to everything. Good atze liberal mortgage available. NINE ROOMS — Five bedrooau, llvlni living room, dining room and FOUR — BBDROOX nnuoaazD room fireplace, m batti. tot waur KID BAlfK — On* room turnjenea. kitchen. Three bedrooms, dry APAHTMENT - «U monthly until heat, treee, landacaped srounda on prl.lull Ilk* babanen , «"<*to arivllestaarivst. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES Vn« SALf JUM. Call 8C-U25. vate eitate. Oonipletely repainted. No •lac•l e lol r earear. Ladr oorr senUemensenUemen. basement. Nicely priced at $21,500. APARTMENT for MnL — 1M Aram. •uh-l«tlnr. X2K a month. One real i oueuiut at RUMSON — Very convenient bury Av«., Rtd luL amtihla for leaM. KmW-UM during day. 741- ______cHRiyrM^ . LINCROFT . • Open Sundays 1p.m. State Hwy. 36 - Leonardo coopli. Cin be wan 4 p.n. anry day. 9M0 attar « r.m. RBD BANK — L«rs» H0ME FQR Fouf choice tattle. Spacious dwelling. NEW LISTING - Nothing to d> Saturday and Sunday au day. Centrally located. Can bedroom split level ready for oc-Fireplace in living room, formal UNION BBACII — T)irea4!«om houee SU-MU. cupancypy . Living roomrom, , ddinii n but move right in. to this three- SM per month, heat luppllcd. One LARO1 rURMTOBD ROOM - Busi- dining room, gameroom, study, bedroom, 1^ bath borne on wadd- HOUSES FOR SALE month aMurlty. «U Pine St., VUVOt ness gentleman, call after S ».m. aad room, fifamill y kitkitchenh , dden, 2( Four bedrooms, 2ft baths. Full tu day Sunday. "••— baths. Basement Two-car jartge. ed lot overlooking the Swimming UNION BEACH — Two-room furnlihad basement, steam oil, screened River, Large gameroom'for fami- bungalow. All utlUUee. n» par week. UAEOI, HIM nauatkeepina; room, not Excellent location. Liberal financ- aod* "S THi'111 "KBn ApMf * *"« arranged. $32,500. b attached two-car gange ly fun. Many.extraa such at car- RBNTALB - SEASONAL — TBAX1.T Petere PI., red plot .49,990. peting, drapes, wisher and dryer. NXAR MIDDLETOWN HtOH SCHOOL Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. RUMSON — Inviting residential Offered at $24,500. ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor — Attractive room. Hath end kitchen- Corner Bergen PI area. Spacious ranch. Living WO Ocean Ave., Bea Bright MM0B4 room baa fireplace. Dining room. FOUR-BEDROOM - ,2ft bath REP BANK. Paneled den. Three bedrooms, home on sweeping corner site. L icaaii sMterred. "-"I V^ u* Moaaajaey. aAMtniL micuni " oann. two baths. Full basement Hot air Family kitchen, 12x19'. Formal AOKJOT. Oeaanfort ATS.. Onaoert Evenings and Sundays oil. Two-car garage. Large plot dining room. Spacious living room CURRT-a - ATWOTIC HIOHLAm»- designed to show your hirnuhlngs g» to nso per Moath Oo. etrielincr. One aleavloi room. Reduced to S34.5M. TBB BBRO AOENOT RaaaomDIa rat**. II Xejt BlfhltniJ 741-9204 RUMSON — Desirably situated to best advantage. Family room Bt SS Hldtlttewa 29t-08M. to Beach and Bus. Interesting 14'x22,' separate utility room. 171-1001 iJoVEW FURmWtED ROOM' AVAn, Colonial. Large living room has Fully air-conditioned. Two-car ga- TWO AND THRBS-BIDROOM HOMBI ASUS — Close to town. 17 X. Bergen - For rant or Ml*. US l» iff m PI.. JUd Bank. M2-1TM. LARGE FAMILY r- Will ap- fireplace. Formal dining room. rage. Just blocks from shoppint, metta. TH» KTRWAN OO, f&tir FOR BUttMtaB MAN^- Be- Three bedroonu, lft baths. Base- schools and transportation. Asi- roxsroxs . BUBaUordd, T«7J«T«7-J«o.o w , KMnekirgKk . ingintor. M Waverlj PI., Red Bank, preciatr the value in this aUord, T (lit houtt Imm Bret- at) 7U-a«7. ment. Hot water oil. Detached ing$26,J0O. , rw-ssk HnHan.t.t aatnot IrJer ell year rnodarnizeil h garage. $23,900. CARRIAOI BOUSB — On farm In STERLING THOMPSON Havailnk. Immedlet* occupancy. Four REAL ESTATE FOtSAU ipaelout home in fine resi- AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS bedroonu. UnfumUhad, POO a month. dential lection. DENNIS K. BYRNE Hwy. 35 Mlddletown . 747-MM HOUSES FOR SALE Y EXCLUSIVE AGENTS HX FyuBQUlnrTLT HAVZ APART- REALTOR-1NSUROR MINTS AMD HOUSBS-FurnlHied aad $31,504 Including, furnlahioga! ASSUMPTIOT N for on* *f Rumion'i finait le- nntanuhed tor rent. Come in tad, tin 8 West River Rd. Rumson Only M.000 down with par- M ever with *• us. TEDS -POWBTILA FH\ HOMES FOR SALE Phone Ml-UW meaett of S1«LL Nlci euu e living mom HIGH ON A HILL eatlon* of cuitom built hohai. AOEMCT. M ». From St. flee aaVfe ENNIS-VOSEL, REALTORS end dininining roamroam . MModern kitchen, fin. 292 Norwood Avenue MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING "•' funer«an, lHjbtnu ud Medal ihown by tppolntmint inane. fourth. bedroomi Caeloied Pinarimlc vltw of III* eountry- Look For FHA Sale Sign Deal.N. J. •> * All oi a nicely only. $15,000. Raal Batata iSdY Ttmuo floor in foyor WM0J4 . • •' rot tbe Ian—r eiecuilva. Toree-bed- Leonardo -oom rtnehTTwo bathi betldea H'll* «nJ dnn. Floor to calling mar- 301-OiU ~ wneled din. Baiement Two-ear g»- ac Low taut and extra, tbte lot. UWLEYASEIS fclo ffrapUeo. Hugo ultra moo*- RED BANK — Four-bedroom bom*. aaraita Good rtildentltl area, con- Following Homes ara Re- BEACH EXCLUSIVE ••- Realtors • Insilrora •rn country.styls Iciichan. Urgo IDEAL FOR A vetilmt to ih( " THB UCQOWJ paired and bear 6 month YES, IT IS TRUE MATAWAN -Established 1932 perch, full batomint, thru mil. LARGE FAMILY: la HMdletown renir-na»ML' tm MORTOAOB AfUUJIPTION — SUO0 Structural Warranty. room ranch and ail for eat SM.M0. Cnjmlng older home In ;lmm»euUte ? 741-6262 for ilia bodresmi and «tra aaiumee mortiare on. four-bedroom At little as IMO caah and IM per month. esadlUoB ovtrlooklu Itkt w Ui dock. Rumion'i moil convtnlant loci* nome, on Koward Ave., New Ihrewa- Tore* bedroorat. Tlreplaca. ramllj THE POUSO CO. INC. fourth badroom tiituUitd but bury or will conalder renting with LONG AS 30 YEARS TO PAY BEACH AGENCY room. Oariara. Netr .ehoppltl tad tion. Clot* to r*er*it!on, trani- option to buy. 842-1162 after 6 p.m. traniportauon. Atkins «e,»*. « ALLEN STREET unfiniihtd. Thrto b«thi, cuttom Broker portatieri and achooli. Fir* RUMSON — Yearly rental*, three FHA Will Pay Reasonable MOO Hwy. U llladleto-n RUMSON, N. J. . . r' 747-1399 built Natural throughout. Muit roomi Slot mo; elitn roomi (16D ma Opes r dart tn-j7i7 RAISED RANCH badroomi, thru bithi, bat*- Furnlahed elx roonu, 1U5 mo. WIN-and Customary Financing WB OFFER THIS FINE UBW HOVE bo loan by appointment. TER RENTAL —' Furoiihed aeven •ret: llr. HtU Romano M-esn Can you Imagine four bedroomi, two — la Rumion comutlng of: Four targe mtnt, four-ear gtraga, panaltd and Closing Costs. All pannenla art approxlmau for bitbe, gameroom and two-ear garate bedrooms, a U'xU* living room, with room* H7S tno. All no p«u, leases. on !4 acrea for l»,»O0. Iicelllnt andl- Irepiice, 15'xlS1 dining roeim, Ul-els«- $62,500 dinette, dining room ind ipi- DENNIS K. BYRNE, Realtor, S W. '. qualined buiert River Rd., Rumaon. 642-1JM. JMOTSJl a/S Oik H1U Kd., Mid lion. Near everything. trlo kitchen with dtnlnf area, tvo clout living room . . , Aiking tovra MOO Dovm-fU,700 Charming, Cheerful, Oozy Wtht, (uu buemint, gara»e, ollflrtd MIODLETOWN- — Uitee-eedrOMn J5-19JM1 • Oreenwiy Bt, Ballet Btimrr. T*OBIDROOM RANCW „..JOSEP. H S. LANG, Realtor hot water heat, cembuutloa itorm win- $24,500, ranch, m bathi. Fireplace, recreation MOO D0«m—sn,f00 Poselbllltr o( tour Dadrooma. Spaeloui "«'•' St. Bolndel ' SU-4H1 dowa and icreeu. Located wllhln wett- room. Washer, dryer. BulK-ln pool. 152-0271(0 10 Weit Diehard St, rUrlUi living room wltti iirepUe*. Love ing dlitanea of lohoola, buaaa aad Hi acre plot Occupancy. Jan. 1. TowniMp WOO Down-SlS,70 irounda. Rural area, vet buietooe •71-9033. UB-OOmi SI Buttonwood PI., door. 117,100. HOLLY TREE FARM mtt FAIR HAVEN j^- Four-Mflm bungalow. SM0 Dovm—115,100 j&tLasrdsr " Oei heat. "Hear ebopplrg center. Rent 9 Nevidi Ave.. Bait Kein* ... Hamei that reflect the elesuoe -~. 17 Locust Ave. burr tm Dovm-*iq,«5q THE BROOK AGENCY of yeitariuyi couatry mauloaa. EDNA M. NETTER 10 nasrklni Dr., Mlddleto-i Itealtor AVAILABLE FOR RUNT — Two S490 Down-Slt.700 Bank Building AtluUo BlgManda ... Bieepuoaally Urge a-l lumrloni • ant homce. Keanibure;. xioo and »IJ6 I5J-O1JM7 lll» Harru Ave.,_ Union 281'171? - , CokmUU la tna eitate ant «f Uttlt pplebrook Agency monlhly. EDWIN «. BTARK. REAL- Beich WHI Down—tl 4.150 UKBWOOD — Lovely Cape Cod . 3 Stephen at., Rarltan Twp. three acrei. Bueraent acreened pore tttver...... , •. %SU> t5own-»ll.7!IO MIDDLETOWN — Small modern houac. Bzeellent area. On* «U,K)0. ... Built by euitom tpttlalKtt eat) alnp Convenient location. BMntm or 44 Miller St., BlKhlandi prltad front 111,000. 112 Ave. of Two Rivers RUMSON ,. tired couple, tig. Phone 14S-7SO3. StOO Down-112.950 Weiigeld t Krupnick, Inc. KMIMM K Jlomlngilde PL. P;i 442.41 SI SEVEN-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE— Uonmeuth $350 Dowp-J10.4( Brokers LOCATED AT 842-2900 12* per month. Pay own utlllttel. KB-OUMS HO Monraouth Ave., Po aerea Bridie ltd.. Uttlt SHrej RAE1TAN TOWNSHIP - «5,0O» Monmtuti S400 Down-S13.H0 5!* Hwy. * Lakawood S8S30M No down panaant, full morKtte avail- •/* OR CALL 741 • 1200 able. Large lot Three or four DMreorM, Complete listings mi) be obtalnedfroin RED BANK TOP LOCATION — Mo plir.tr of roem for iijimlon. Amroil- HOUSES FOR SALE PBDBRAL H0USIN8 ADMDJI8TBA. ernized two-etory, TDree Bedrooma. Dl mately Ills monthly Ui qualified VM T10N, 10 Commerce Court, Newark, ing room. Buement playroom, tile bet EXCLUSIVE New Jeney. Telephone: Si>»4«t 0 I t u ' MUDLITOWN - pVS!,ifu7VSi,.AVS!if7V S Arr ™ ' Three-bedroom ranch, loonw conir MQRE LISTINGS SHOWN IN BID BANK - Bnglleh Tudor WITH VAN'S lot. New eoaitnictlon. J15.M0. Chirmlnc 33-ytir-old borne, t-rge SCHANCK AGENC cuitom built homes, on wooded altee, to MORE LISTINGS SOLD roonu. Living room with fireplace, sei be erected In tlie I!dsemere Drive EDWIN S. STARK, REALTOR arete dining room. Modem ccram REALTOR aectlon of Mtiawin Borougti. Five .: JMOKU tile kitchen. Pen, Hire* bodroomi, V S Linden PI. Bed Bank building sltea left Prlcei itart at HvenlniiSTHSW, bathe. Easement with playroom. At 74t,IM. read/ now, $37,500. medietely and we'll be proud to show this bteement. Powder room off .ipaclaut Choice of aert Iota. See rnodili. Im. truly charming home priced at $39,900. two-car ettached garage, laundry In baiemant. Complete and entry foyer. Double door rneieed en- jnedlate occupancy. Kill ItUe on Hol- try. Two-ear aUached strata. Hi: land ltd. Bart Homea off crtwfordi excellent. pecan ptnelid ten, limited o» 1 Oo;n»T Ud, WmOit. Your own plim. TUDOR RANCH RANCHER acre high lot with twenty mile view. lUtlfully Undiciped, Truly an ell- COLTB NECK — Non-davelopment, In good area of Country Club Eitetes. Thre* Three bedrooms, 20-ff. peneled recreation country arta. Three-bedroom ranch. tent hone. Owner being traoiMrred. Walk-In clOMI, two ceramic tile bithi, bedroomi end bath, leiement, two-car ga- room, full basement, I Vj bafhs. Modern Aaiumtbie mortMsa. »<«oe. call. HI Iwo-iorji oil fired bmeboard luat, lira- MOl t a.m. to » p.m. Prlaelpala only. rage. Cheerful dining room and kitchen. Con- kitchen with wall ovan, counter range and $39,900 piece, eneloaed breaieway, full beie- dlihwaiher. Wall to wall carpeting. All utili- ntnt two-. Call IU-1H7, w RUITRONO••, •Raeltor, ew Proepcot Are, , Lflfit ailver. 741-WOO. SHREWSBURY MIDDLETOWN $22,000 nopuTu OCCUPANCY - Will kipt OoknleJ . iwibury. New three-bedroom, two i tn eieellent eotidlllon. rivt bed- EXCELLENT financing and reedy for occupancy. Thr**-bedroom, iath ranch on one acre wooded lo i, (arta btlht, two-«ar araiaga OPEN SEVEN DAYS-24 HOURS—SEND FOR CATALOG •aneUd ramllv room with flreplac U4 bam. Looited on IJ eorai of Mon- _^^et^BeassgiMg^w^ w, m m—• eia ~> we —~f~' one-belh ranch en lov*ly half acre. Fireplace, patle, two-ear roouUi County'i (Inatt MIL Mutt bt Hen to ba anreelatad. PhMa for n 'TUrl'i mar* whir* that eimt, (trig*. Owner has bi(llt new home'.' K1TP0IIT - Threa-bedmom older toWlntmtjt, X KBUC"^- " frt'm If you ft) whti I think y»u're :,;, TRADE-INS EXCHANGES ion* In good condition, within walk' ng dlettusl to eohoolt, ' I boiidaji cell tjelna to ft( In Tht> Dally ftealittr Hu lJna, Aiblng IWnyj,', wtnt tit <«r my OrJitir|Mlr' ',. vice president olitojpiww' hattan Ban^'laW Tfork, **» guest ipeaktr «t;tl?u quarterly mMta*;;^ the. Mon- mouth County Banters Associa- tion in tte Awrican Hotel.

i BEOOSf Mr. Deaver. who to al«»,assoct. ate director of the. New Y«* Vttan. CmrtD * CroweU, bank's eeopomk.research.dlvl- 14 aftehalilt Stfltet,

$14,500 HOT. U, a%*Dta, », a ' and lof« term eooootalc out- ,400x100 Lot RUMSON - J/A ACRES look. . ••, . . on beautiful Shentlon ltn«, Cut* Ranch Ugh, dry, wooded.' Most Unbeatable value. ThrM^edroooi home in unusual sloping lot Near jpropwty with b% shad* tree*. Many schools. Principals o&ly. WWRT Purniant to Iht order of DONALD NON-VETS HN No agents., 117,600. Call J. CUNNmaHAH, Surrogate of tht UiU day made, Saturday 10-7 842-2070 or 842-1178. tha nndenlgntd. ggje Xxceutor tf . en-lOQD tie "tatal* oT'thVtald Blcbard Htnry a" public meeting at • Moyl», dtetaatd, notice la hereby giv- Ball, JUddlttown. N.I., at, • en to titheee ccreditorr ! of laid «eceaie point approximately 6* feet westerly lu: AisiKSi, in;: san.~uaitM ihertor and from Mornlngelde Plate to Linky told the court he did not trate Throckmorton suspended and ttatod W the Clerk of the Court a point approximately It feet westerly appear .because he was out of the fine, but Mr. Palazzo paid and reported lor aeulement to the Bu-thereof, Klnkadt Drlr» from Oeary • Si»rt,-Chaneery WrtHon at the Drive to Harmony Road, McClellan work. He was also fined S10 for 10 court costs. Houie, Frethold.NtFreehold. New ItrttyJeay,, on Drive from Klnkade Drive to a pott' an illegal left turn at Throck- 000T BONDNDS OF THE BOR- MUi day of December, approximately 30 feet aoutherly or Ktai Eight defendants' were fined Zoners Deny or iw.ooo BOH .... A.M., or aa loon tharf ney Drive. Clark Place. Harmony'Road „„„.. >OOR FlNANOJHOFlNANOJHO-TPHal.BAM*T . Drive to a point ap- morton Ave. and $20 for driving for speeding: Miriam J. Wright, OUOH FOR FIN. M 1 after aa thi matter may be heard; froaa utaim. a a, a aaaatnu w ^,^v •*« •— ^ •—- —ar BS IT ORDA1NBD W «• »W'..»» Tha account will bbaa on Ille in the proxlmately SOU feet northerly of Kear- an unregistered car. 22, ot 443 Atlantic St., Kejport; CouncU of the Boron** of LIHH Sliver o»flfl « !f tthh i CltrlCltrltt . oott Court' a-t In Ibe County ot Monmouth and Stale my Drive. Heather Court Kearney Apartments • i^rt twuty «aya StoS fie tlm«Tmid Drlvn from McClellan Drive to Har- Leroy Johnson, 19, a Fort $10; William Koch.Jr.. 48, of 28 AD PLAN of Ne approximately S50 feet weaterly ot Mur- for driving without a license and $10; Adilph J. Latacz, 26. Ol In Section I of thla Qrdtoanoe It hire- hW New J phy Road and-from Kenneth Terrace Variance by authorlied aa a jeneral taprove- tt HO for careless driving leading 12 Westwood Ave., Long Branch, TBN»DI erly thereof, right-of-way from Oeary OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Tfce ment to be made or acquired by, tht ¥ to an accident. His New Jersey $15 and 30 days license suspen- Borouth ot Little Illver. N»w Jeriay* RECBIVBK Drlvt at a point approximately 100 feet Zoning Board last, night denitd . For the laid lrnpraveraenr or purpue WOT. !«. ft Deo, t. » weiterly of Heather Court generally driving 'privilege «ms suspended ion; Thomas J. Patock, 21, of YOU CAN NOW SET A SPECIAL •Uted In laid Section > there h hereby aoutherly to Cntrry Tret Farm Road, variance to the Marathon Land Barbara Terrace, rightot-way Irom end 30 days. He was found innocent 1 Belshaw Ave., Shrewsbury appropriated the aum of SS,00O. Mid nones or Developers to construct 264 gar- aura bains lncluilva of all appropria- of Barbara Terrace to a point approxi- of leaving the scene of the i ownship, R0 and 30 days sus- REDUCED RATE IN OUR tion harilofora made thfrafor and In- mately ISO feet weaterly thereof, Sit- den apartments on Roller Rd., be- cluding tea turn of t&OM ai tht ptianle Ko»d from Barbara Terrace to dent , : •:• pension; James H. Landau, 19, of ..v-^. ti hereby alven-lhat the ut a point approximately vu-ltntMuUitily cause tha development's internal— mint ol nld Improvement rn. ootmU of the wbicriberi, Biecutpri ol thereof, KenneUi Terrace Baat and 19 Falrfleld Ave., Oceanport, $15 """MERCHANDISE FOR SALE" COLUMN aw'and now.a/allawa tyretor by UuTcaUU ot laid Deceaitd wUl .be streets were not in compliance Weit. Karyn Terrace Baat, Karyn•Te^ and 30 days suspension; John B. i%!lW*and,.tat.d.by_th. surrjiat. race Wtit from Hi eaiterly end to a Barry Bersek, 18, ot 555 West- with the. zoning ordinance, of the ot i Monmouth and re- poUit approximatel- .ately 2fMfO teet eaaterly of wood- Ave., Long Branch, was Cross, 30, a Fort Monmouth sol- °i«tKn J, For tha Ilnanclni of aald ported fot aettiement to The Monmouth Herb Road, rlght4f-w-' "-wai y along Cherry The board gave as further rea- Cty Court probate nvlalon, on Frt- Tret Farm Roa,d. fro' m a point. ap- fined $10 tor an illegal left turn dier, suspended fine and costs ot IniprVvtmtnt or purpoae and to :meet' USd of December leet weaterly of Suf. sons (or denying the variance that part ol laid appropriation not proxlmatelit) y 330M0 1 fee< t weaterly of auf at Throckmorton Ave. He told «; Adpjph E. Dunay, 30, Ver- provided for by appllcaUo; fclk Lane to a-point approximately 12J that the front-yard set-backa -were down payment negotiable bo feet weiterly of Stephanie: Road. Herb Uie magistrate he made the turn non, $10; and Lonnle L. Wil- Road Irom Kenneth Terrace lo .Cherry not adequate and that the width rh each to bi known „. at which Jlma JWpH« Tree Farm Roa*. JJUnola Avenue from because he had a dying dog in liams, 29, Perth Amboy, $10. ItlonBona" art hereby tuttnrlnd ot CoSuuialont and a point apnroxlmatenr IN feat weaterly ot the internal streets would "ad- to tit laautd In tha principal amount of MarcerT Avenue to Hudion Avenue, his can. of B0,)ace iatrate Throckmorton •', com- temporarily finance aald Improvement, New York, K. ?. to a point approximately 385 net. louth- The board granted variances *o negotiable notaa of Uit Borough Ira LBONARD LIPMAN, erly thereof and to* point approximate- mented, "but I don't see what rel- PUC Hears nlnelpal amount not, txctadlng SM,; ly 100 ttet northerly thereof, rlght-ot- Grand Developers, Inc., to con- . IS Oerald Avenue,: wayfrom tht' northerly end of Wood- evance it has to ths case,." S» ara hereby autnorlled to be'laauad Had Bank, N. J. . ' struct a nursing home at 937 purtuanl to tnd within iht ItmllaUou Iiocutori. •.•, ' lawnivenutU>.a point;approximately Fined $25 for careless driving Sttierlbtd br Uld Law. Trie maximum Plea to Hike West Park Ave. and to Middle- '. rate at Intontt which aa of aald AbramoK, Apy ' lhtrof,, MMercer' Ave> leading to an accident was El- obligation! ahall btar la ilx par centum "SfStes; ,T brook at Monmouth Corp. to con- Counaallora at Law, eWriheny !Si dridge H'Garrett Jr., 33, of 1947 { Svenut, "oifaceAvenue "from'Illlnoli Av- struct a sign on Rt. 35 at Deal , 5 DAYS "£etion%"a>'The Improvtmenl here- IM Broad Street, enue to a point' approximately 175 teet Sprltigwood Ave., Neptune. Rob- Bus Fares by authoilied and the purpoie tor tha Red Bank, N KIM norttierly therevf and from Main Btreet ert L. Jones, 20, of W Shrews- Rd. The proposed sign will an- llnanolng of which aald ohllgatlopt are Nor. li, » c«c to a point approximately 325 teet north- NEWARK (AP) - The request nounce a shopping center that the , lo "t Ittuto M Iht acouliltlon by pur- erly of Orchard Place, Orchard Place bury Ave., Red Bank, was fined cheat or eondtmnallon for tht purpoie of the New York, Keansburg, corporation intends to build. of future'Improvementi In Iht vicinity M0NM01TH COUNTY from Mercer Avenue to Mini Avenue, $15 oh a charge of careless driv- of tht .Little SUvir ruurcad Stallon ; . StRKOOATK'S COURT ' MlUa Avenue from Orchard Place lo Long Branch Bus Line, Inc. to Variances were also granted to , ot oerltln parcel! of land! aa dealanak MtUet to Oradltort to Preual a point approxtmately 330 feet norththerlo 'y ing. Clabm Agalnat Eilatt thereof and from Main Street to a poin" t increase its fares In New Jer- John W. Bisbee Jr. of Ul Dele- upon a map entitled "Property Paro ESTATE OK: CILESTINO ALLOO approximately 320 ftet northerly there- Paya Turn Fine "lap for Propotad . Improvement., of, Hudaon Avenue from nilnola Ave- sey came before a State Public ware Ave. to construct a two- • Viciclnll! y ol Lima Sllvtr Railroad "ta- Ann Vonella, 32, of 128 Vander- "xlurauMTw"*t ordar ot DONALD nue to Michigan Avenue and trom Utility Commission hearing yes- story residence with inadequate lion»., iltlla ,SUvar, Monmnuth Q^ntj, J. OUNN1NQHAM, surrogate of Iht Main Street to a point approximately bilt Ave., Long Branch, was " llhi 385 feet northerly thereof.' right-of-way terday".! ., • . square footage to meet looing fined $5; for ah.'Illegal turn al Soneyor and Borough Unglneer for along Main Street from Mercer Avenue , . • Hearing examiner Vaughn M requirements and to Leonard B. FAMILY ADS in »«*ni a* a iM«lil rtdutW Mt», the Borough ot Little lllvtr, da!«d DaBe".. Tereaa Allocco, Solsa fExecutrix of the to a point approxlmattiy so Iietwett. ThrOCkmOrtOn Ave. -- otatt oIfK the* aald Celettlno Allocco erly thereof and from Hudaon Avenue Donovan said that most of thi Shuesuage of 462 West Park Ave. .camber J«, l«M, and revlaed_ July 1* to a point approximately 100 feet weat- Dominlck Palazio, 22, of West It, IMS and deceaaed, notice la hereby given to to build a car garage adjoining 'till *illtwlli| NaulitloM tnuri bo Aun»i. the creijltora of tald deceaiid to prt- erly of Oraot AvenAvenue,, IncludinIding the HempstearJ, N. Y., was found new rates requested are 10 per >' - (b) Thi eitlmated maximum of tmnji lent to'tht aaid Sole Bxecutrlx their acgulaltlon ot neceaaary rlghta-ot-way, cent Increases between point! his house which would allow a or notei to bi liauto for, laid Im- clalmt under oatn within alx montha all aa ahowo on and In accordance guilty of a charge of trespass- provement la 130,040. from thla data.' with the pli and ipeolllcaUcna there north of the Raritan River and ^-foot sideyard, ., . ' t. Ft-mlly Arfi «ta «o «dvwHii "M«reliandli» (c) The eitlmatid maximum amcuDl TERESA ALLOCtiO for entitled "Wlllett Aorei BlUmlun up to the New York-New Jer- Telegraph Hill (load, Route No. 1 Area, fSanitar ' y sewerage Syitem Con- -LEGAL NOTICE A variance was denied by the ot toonty to be railed from all aouicja ttract t 1t 1861" of Charlei J. Kupper, or . f*r Salt" »nl/. tor aald ImprcvtmenImprovement li IU.00IU.O0OD Uil Holmdef, New Jtreey sey border. Similar increases board to Sam's Auto Body Shop exeaaa thareot over the aald aatlmatid Sole BxecutrlIxect x lilt tn Iht otflca of the Township Clerk NOTICE Xeaan. Reuiallle, <3orawell, THOMAS T. CONRAD An ordinance entllled "AN ORDI- from those points into New York of Neptune to operate a shop at mailmum of bonda or notaa lo bi NANCK ACCBPTTNa A CURTAIN 1. Only 4« or and Council of tl)t Borough ot Lit- >rleo may Metad $10.00. mint whloh the Borough may law- State of' New Jeraey: tle Stiver and on December Oth. 1966complained about the line's ser- fully make ai * general Improvement T5p To! JOSEPH FURSTENZBLBR and ANNA FURSTBMZELSR, nil wife; vice, rather than rat« increases, • •= •' * A«l«»»«l UMI '•• Family Adi will bi and n* part ot tht coat Thereof hai Mayor Report Due been or wall be agtclally atiemd' on to tht order «! DONALD ARPORD rURSTXNZBLBR, hi! Mr. Donovan added. property ipedally hanallted llnrjby, OHAM BurrogalBgl t ot IhIht haln, davlaeea and peraonal repre- Atteal: (I 00 par lint. (b) Tha pirlod ot uiatulnaaa of nil thi tali day made, ttnlatlvet .and till, their or any ot Fred U Anna, The fare request now goes be- purpoae wlihln tht limitation! of Sto- tion ot tht undertime!, their tuoceaton In right, title and Borough Clerk , I. hrtlly Adi «to Burehtitd for fl»a ID d»yl lon «A:J2J of Mid Local Bond Laaww WhIUon, one of the Bxeeu- Interests MAtllA CLBROVA. her Dec t fore the Board ot i>ublic Utility On Schools nd according to thi reaionablt lite helra, davlieei. ptrional repreient* and according to ,thi reaionablt ..._/a of me eitale ot the aald Irma • NOHCB Commissioners for decision. LtTTLE SILVER — Tin sec- ,,",-^ and rtty m«y ba ctnullad at any »lmt. Ns thereof, li forty («) nan. - Jordan deceaiid..notice la htrahy glvtn atlvea, an) her, their or any ol (o) tht luppiamettal debt atatti to the crtdltori- ot laid deceated to their luoceiaora, In right, title and AN ORD1NANCK TO AMEND AND ond half of a Rutgers University required by laid Law hat been lied prtatnt to the aald EieouUlx their Inleraal; JOHN DOI, huaband of " nfund or diieeun* con kt mid* If tho id li a the Olflce of the Director ot thl MARIA CLBROVA. uld game. field study on local school build* claim! under oath wlihln ilx mcnUu JOHN DOB, btlng llctltloua, . nivlalnn of Local Oorefnmint In the from thla ilate.' ORDAINED, by the Mayor tags needs. Is due no later 4han atnttlltd. Departmint ol the Treasurer of • the Datidi Kovemhtr itih, i»M You are. lltjartai/herebyv tiuttaiiiuiJtjiaummonedt «t.aaiandt re*t«-" "" "™ T » ^T •* ' *T • a trail Heads 'March' Itatt of New Jerity and auoh alala< NANOV M. irflllTSON j itrvt upon Rtuaillle, Corn- «nd Counoll ol the Bnrouih ot Uitlt next Wednesday, and will b* I. N» thingn »l io»y «« b« .mada In Family Adi. mint ahowi that tht. mat. dtbt nl Iht ill Clinton Avenue uinar, Carottnulo * McQtnn, atlyar that; . - HIGHLANDS - Mrs. L. Alice ^ dellntd In laid Law.la.Jn; Tome River, New Jtner alnlltf'a attorneya• , whot• e addreaa l•a i;. Btotlon 3 of Title II Chanter 11 made public soon alter that, the $ " "thi'.""o"rtiina"nc; VfttO.m M Broad Street, Red Bank,- Now Jer- Webb, owner o( the Cedar Inn Bxtoutrlx sey an aniwer lo tha complaint filed ot the "Revlaad Ordinances of IMt" Board ot Education announced ,na-:ihal.t«..ialn..cbljgatlonia»|l1orli..d Altton Beakman, Jr.. ta end Iha lame la hereby amended has been named chairman of th f , Vut- In a civil aotlon, In which Malnatay WM filiaiSflt i»rt.TrtiiiiS«r*!!'.> SVKROOATB'8 OOVItT ment by ^ default may be rendered Utaeetlont with Unplncolt Rond and probably will weigh heav- KetlM to Ortaiton to Prtttnt agatnit you for tha relief demanded In and Seven Bridge. Road between progress in birth detects, but w - ^ •Teital «ilate Iht complaint. You thai) file your an- the hourt'Ot 6 a.m. and 4 p.m. on need increased public support t ily in Little Silver's commitment bum T, roamr, awer ana proof ol tervloe In duplicate tohool dayi, as a sending district to Red Bank with Iha Clark of tha Superior Court, ^'(r> Pioapeet Avrane There ahall continue and expand these pn TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL a ord« of DONALD Blale Houat Annan, Trenton, Naw Jer- ba no. parking on the weat aide ot grams." High School. •y, m accordance with tha rulea of r-rotptot Avenue between the ln- Kym it of .Si obllaiuoni and Mw- " lurngatt ot tna Tht first phase of the report, ait thtraon without limitation of rate ot ,_.. „ Hi, thla day mitt, IvU practice and procedure, jariey, You are> made deWndanlt «a •tr Atlrild on Vondayonday, fitcember 9 ! hllrt ot Roaa M. akolnlk, who dlad and will ooma up .for final con. will conduct the. annual Christ- Mr. O'Malley wu tut fcnwnt FRBEHOtDf BAYSHORE AREA CALL Bit.7500 Inleitile Dicemtir U, IMS a rtiliknt •atilABfekm, ^IAand^ auaaags A ^^* ^e^ a* at' a^ T4BTItl«% f mas tree llf.ht.lng ceremony at of Monmouth County anil the owner I of talil iovtmirtg ibody to last,night, Th«.nwnbtn nl record ol tht preperly mhjict ta [ on Monday, December ddoo, ININ* 4:30 p.m, tomorrow at horouih aittfldanowairwd pH AREA CALL 2»* 0010 Iht ibovt dtiarnea rawlllla. lace all p« DATBDI Dtotmber i, ml* dHliing to bt niam ihitton w(STB hall. report ahou IN»S «n4 WEEKENDS CALL 741 • II10 lit MOnTIMSR.a, tilWHAN, JR. given full o{i Chrlatmii carols will b« a ret' soon after < tura o£*Ki avwt ' poutbla. Program 7HJ5 0A M»ii CWl •J P .Friendly CloM-CWtaVea MQWTHM _ _ VNEV-Tf l:N WABC-TV J-Uxrt News-Bill B«tel, Murphy »-pro Footooil-Pockers v». Colts- . Jack! Martlft-HCefar . uanuuii wuivi'» e:W Color 7—Donna Rt»-CenMdv 11:8 •-Cartoms-CNiaren U-Champlonshlp Bowling 'THE FORTUNE COOKW f-Nnn-JoMi Wlngole, Mory I-News-JIm Jensen-Color <-Spc 11-11 Is Wrfltsn-Celor *-ftlm-A Klu In the Oork— -Color H-Studk> Redral-Music McPtillllps-Celor Dovtt Nlwm-S tin, 30 mln. *-News—Jim Hortz—Color 11 :M 7-Fllm-Tne Bandit of Zlrabe— 2-Mlghty Heron-Color 11-Cartova-ailMrwt-Calor J—be* Casey—Drama *-Johnny Canon—Color 4-Resmrd) Pro|«ct-Color •In . SMpkM fclNl U-Crecttve Person It-Continental Miniatures Victor Mature-W mln.—Color 7—FUm-Mweefi Heaven ana Hill— - 4-Buper o-Cotlooni-Color 9-Laurd And Hardy S-Flim—High Society- Elkt Somwr • M* Mm U-PockemU Of Fun Robert Wogner-1 hr., 90 rnln.-Color o—Film— Kino, Dinosaur— Leo Gorcey-eO mln. 11—Hews-Mortln O'Horo Bill Bryonl-00 m n 31-Portiollc—Discussion To.y le-r-tt. JH*C«»« 13-Wvali New-Children 11-Forelgn Ltotannalre J-As The World Turns 2—Film—The Second Greatest Sex— ITOB em* • *••••• •••p- I—Scorch For Tomorrow 31-lnvestor* Roundtoble Jeanne Craln—1 hr., 45 mln. 4-tets Make A Beat-Color . 2-Underdoa-Carl»n-Color 4-Proflie On Thi Arts-Color t-Swinoin- Country—Musle-Color It—Fllm-Wamoh and the Hunter— 47—Helen Meyner—Interview 4-Alom Ant-«artoon«—Color 11—Llovcl Thoxton-Varlety-Color h 'THE escu" e»iw Ann SherMan-n mtn. 47—News-Jose Lanza 31-Fllm Feature 13 People And Their world ll-Locol News-John Tlllmon 11:11 S-Flreball XL*-Chllilren il-Proflli-lnterview • - 11-Conttnental Mlnloturei 11-Leorn To Draw KID SHOW SAT. ft StlM. 11-Weolher—VMon Farror lv:M 7-American Bandstand U:«l 4:25 MATINEE ONLY AT 2 U-Mogic Of Warev-eduaarlm J—Film—Nobody Lives ForeVer— 2-FnnkensKln Jr.—Color ~^~" las ,- • 5—Fllnhtones—Cartoon—Color John Garfleld—2 hrs. 4-Secrel Squirrel—Color 4-Sports-Mel Allen-Color "JACK FROST" - Fins 4-News-Okkerson—Color o-FlIm—The Son of Hercules In the 5—Astroboy—Cartoon Land of Fire-Part 3—Color (-News-Bob Teogiie 7-Klna Kono-CoUr 4-Vlernom Review' "Hey Tfcere. Vf% Yo«l Itar" 1 rMuworo—Gome—color 11—Superman—Adventure—Color 9-Mews And Weather 11-Loral Issue—Report 5-«orse Race—Anuedurt 4—Don Of Our Lives-Color 1}-Mew Jersey Speaks i:is »-Fllm-Sharad of Atlantis- J-Nwrlywrt Game 31-Fllm Short t—Film—The Postman Always Rings 2-Spoce Ghost—Color William Fomum-2 hrs. •—Divorce Court-Drama 47—Olscfl-Teen—Zocherley Twice—Una Turner—1 hrs., 10 mln. Jlsboce Kidetles-Color 31—It's Fun TD Read 31-emrat Psydioioqy <:45 -Color ••-.•• S-Scitnc« Fiction Theater-Color 1:10 31-News And Weather 7—Beatles—Cartoons—Color 4-Gadobout Goddls-Flstilng-Color O-MIRIC: U.S.A.-Educollon 7:M 9-Fllm-Moby Olck- 5-Colt ^S-Weslem 7-WI«e World Of Sports l:JJ I-Mews Reasoner—color l:» Gregory Peck-3 hrs. tJ-Offlce Automation 4-News-Chet Hunlley, David 7-FIIm-f light Nurse- 11-Word 01 Ute-ReHglon (Continued Next Page) Brinklsy—Color Joan Leslie—1 hr.. 45 mln. • 2—House Party—Color 5-McHole's Navy—Comedy !:» 2—Superman—Color 4-Doctors-Senal-Cclor e-SUIH*orlner-Cobr 1-News 4-Cool McCool-Color r-Ttnje For U»-5erlol 11—Zorro-Advenlure 1:15 5—Up Bml-Muslc Luncheon • Dinner 13—Master Class—Segovia I—Film-On the Waterfront- 7-Colper-Cartooii—Color 15-Moglc Of Wortt-Chlldren 31-Fllm Feature Marlon Brando—? hrs., 5 mln. u-HIgh School Boikelball T.a 31-Amerlcwis At Work «:»»• -. Parties * Cocktails 1:55 47—News—Jo» Lanza 2-Lone Ronoer—Coior 7-News-Mariene Sanders 7:M 4-Jelsom-Cortoon-Color J-Oirlstmoj Ballet—Color 7—Film—Two In a Crowo— 7-Maglim Gorllla-Cortoons-Celor Business Meetings *-To Tell The Truth 4—Tarun—Adventure—Color Joan Bennett—1 hr., 35 mln. AFTERNOON 4-Another World-Color 5—Truth Or Conseouences—Ouh—Color 1:41 i!:« /-General Hospltol 7—Green Home!—Adventure—Color I-Fllm-AngelFllm el - 2—Road Runner—Color Wedding Receptions a-Fllm-AI«ander Homllfon- e-Fllm-The Gallant Hours- MarlMrlene e Dietietrich—r I hr, 45 mln. 4—Too Cat—Cnrtoon-Color Georoe Arllss-90 mln. James Cogney—2 hrs. SATURDAY 5-Lawman-Westem II—Romar-nAdvenhirt 11—Honeymooners—Comedy MORNING 7-Bujs Bunny-Color Banquets W-Sloiu Of The Times lJ-Arl Of Fllm-Olscusslon <:M 31-College Humanllles 31-Orooklyn Colleoe 4—Modren Farmer 2-eeaales-Cnrfoons-Color : 1:8 47—Soantsh Drama—Serial <:2I 4-Smirhsonlon-ailldre(i-Color i-HNews—Edwards-Color . . l:0O 7—News S-TWrd Wan-*iyitery S-Fllm-MIM Tollock's Millions- 1:30 7—Milton The Monster—Cortoons— I-Edgt Of Nlghl-Serlol John Lund—? hrs. 2—Sunrise Semester Color BOTHINCOVOR — •-You Don't Sayl-Gome-Color 7—Time Tunnel—Adventure—Color 7-f>ra|ect Know-EdiHjJtion.,, 9—wrestling—Wastilnafon S-Chu* McConn-Color 11—fatty Duke—Comedy 7lM ' 1:00 THE NAKED PREY 7—Nurses-Serial 1V-M.E.T. Playhouse-Drama I—Have You Read . .. 2—Tom And Jerry—Color 11—Boio—Cartoons—Color 31-Survey Of The Arts 4-Agrtailrure U.S.A.—Color 4-An!mal Secrets-Children—Color 31—Teacher Training 47-Rlyerboat-Advenlwt 7-CartMns-Chlldren-Color S-Mldwejlern Hoyrlde-Color . . '. 4:M 7:M 7-Llberty Bowl—Miami vs. Virginia t—Secret Storm—Serial I-«ogan's Heroes-color {-Shape Up—Exerdst Tech—Color "AMONG THE GREAT 4—Motcn Game—Color 4-ManFrom U.N.C.L.E.—Color 4-Cnisader Rabblf-Cartoon 11—Allle Sherman-Sports 5-Sandr Becker-Color 11—Dr. Klldare—Drama S-Eashtlde Kids—Serial 2-My Lltlle Margie-Comedy MOVIES OF ALL TIME, Banquet facilities r—Oork Shadows-Serial 31-€ye On The Universe ~ 7:45 11-ElghHi Mon-Cortoon »:0C II—Davey And Goliath—Color 4-Cti Idren Explore Books 542-0800 I3-Arnerlcoii Civilization I-Fllm-Genghli Khan- 11—Davey And Goliath—Color REGARDLESS 31—Around The Clock ' Omar Snorlf-2 hrs.. 15 rnln.-Color 2—Captain Kangaroo HWY. 35 EATONTOWN 4:11 7-Mllton Berle-Varlety-Color 4—Col. Bleep—Cartoon—Color J-HFL Countdowns-Color 31-Slght And Sound-Interview OF SUBJECT!" 4-News—Floyd Kolber-Color 47—Pumarelo—Vorlety 4:M •:M ?—Film—Th» Treasure of Poncho 4-T.H.E. Cot-Adventure—Color A.I.T. Theatres—CHILDREN'S SHOWS THI WALTER IttUDI Villa—Rory Colhoun-W mln. 9-Mlke Douglas-Variety 4—Film—Tom Brown's Schooldays— 1—Perry Mason-Mystery SATURDAY at 2:00 P.M. 4»OANO>T16N PKSCMTS .. . John Howard-75 mln. 3-Book Beat-ciscusslon 7-Wtierc The Action Is I-Anwrlcans At Work 9-Mlke Douglas-Variety DANNY KAYES an better than 1! 11—Surprise Show-Color l-Hewj-rierbert Bolonu Dr-Understandlng Science 1»:00 When He's St-Proflle-lnrervlew 4-Laredo—Wesfern-^Color PLAZA 5-Allred Hitchcock-Drama S-Morlne Boy-Cortoon-Color 7-12 O'clock High-color "ON THE DOUBLE' 7-Loml News-Color _ Newsfront-Mltchell Krauss Irejatr Thai Lfc—li Cotorl II—Glgantor—Cartoon 1—Design: Dimensions M-aurltv Balley-MuXe 7-EI Ablsmo-Serlal 31-4=Iln Feature 1:11 7-SporU-Fouito Miranda T-WeoUier—Antolne-Color The Year's • • 5:1» , tost. 1—Atlle Sherman—Sports HORROR SPECTACLE! 7-Lonl News-color 1-Your Right To Soy It NEPTUNE CITY >:3t 7_Fllm—Vendras a Media Noche— 5-Poul Wlnditll—Color Eniiqvs Slerrono—90 mln. tl—Three stooges—Comedy 'THE SKULL" 13-CortoonH-aiikiren 11:00 Color 31—Book Tolk—Olscusslon «-News-McGee-Color 5:41 5—News , (—TretLloJitlno Ceremony—Color 7-News-8lll Beulel, Murphy near* KM 7 '"NCwS IVTfef" J€FUIlflQS • Martin-Color - . p-FIIm-The Long ond Ihe Short and ITS A LAUGH RIOT!!< .THIS.a WID.D the Tall—Laurence Harvey—2 hrs. JIJIO MD 1—Weather—Gloria Okon FREEHOLD tab Hop. end Ucllto toll 3-Sport Of The Week JpT ' IN THE FREEHOLD MALL 11:05 1—Film—I Met a Murderer— I 462-0600 "FANCY PANTS" 5TRAN Color! rot sraHtir t SKOW urn I MMIMM10N CONTACT MC*. 74MI00 I New Ploying PIHS! CARTOON CARNIVAL at all Theatres! »Mrr!mentltarnnstyte* Dean Open at 1:30 — Aamitdoa for Children — 50c

WALTER READE HELD OVER FOR THEATRES FOR GRACIOUS DINING . . . ANOTHER "BLOODY, MAKE AO BONES GOOD" WEEK! h Momnonth County it's the Cobblestones DEAL CHRISTMAS ©IFT SEE VIE GIFT BOOKS ... nOUTE33-KXDDI,ETOWM Oa Sol* at AH JHI. MOUTH of SSS BANK DRACULA WAITER READE THEATRES ONSTAGE HIGH CAMP HORROR SHOW B |t "W • 3nl WEEK-HOWtimiSUN. YOU'LL DIE Jeon Sebtrq ENJOY THE Jeaa Pail Belmondo LAUGHING! "BREATHLESS" (KING THE YOUNGSTERS)! ^AT and SUN. 77-tlOll KIDDIE SHOW 2 P.M. Toes., • Sat. 8:30—Sun. 7:30 "THE DAYDREAMER" S4.00. 3.S0, 3.00. 2.50, 2.00 THUKSDAY NIGHT Lot* Skew Every Fri. and Sat. 6? SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEES SAT. * SUN DECEMBER 15th MOLLY PITCHER'S SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT! 2 Days Only! |Wed.&Thure.. Dec. 14 & 15 Prime Roast Beef Feast —SHOWS AT 7:15 and 9:35— "JWOMSTHE GREAT MOVIES earved to your choice OFALLTIIKIir -UbMiaanM $Q95 Served from 6-9 p.m. O ONLY $4.00 ORCHESTRA SEATS REMAINING I BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY SO HURRY — GET YOUR TICKETS NOW I

1 Make Reservations Now! AT A.I.T. * NEPTUNE CITY UST DAY AT TOWN & COMMUNITY if OUR TRADITIONAL Stopping Center oa Rl. 35—774-4272 A GIFT SUGGESTION! "The Liquidators" & "Alphabet Murders" CHRISTMAS DINNER THE PLAZA , MONMOUTH ARTS FOUNDATION Ri. 36 owl MlddW U, Hat«tw2M-4434 1966-67 THEATRE SERIES * OUR GALA WERE NOT SOLD OUT NEW YEAR'S EVE STILL CHOICE SEATS REMAINING PARTY ACRES OF 1st Ploy — Monday, December 12th the film that shocked the critics... FREE PARKING! uncut, uncensored for all to see! mjma: EVENING FASHION SHOW mni Thursday, December 15th Last Times Saturday LA DOLCE VITA Informally Modeled "HOTEL PARADISO" 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. — PLUS— - in our dining rooms "ONE SPY TOO MANr THE * STARTS SUNDAY DANCING... DORIS DAY In PLAZA "THE GLASS BOTTOM BOAT" RwittlU SATURDAY NIGHT FREE mCAt HEATERS ,f^JOU}Si^ plus PAUL FORD In TO THE MUSIC OF... totte THAT GREAT MUSICAL... "BOB McKEVTTT" TRIO "NEVER TOO LATE" A/ Also - Jerry Lewis "3 ON A COUCH" FROM 7:00 P.M. * WED. and THURS. ONLY!* mm PORGPORGY AND Bf$Bf$$$ " Plus Sat. 3rd Hit - Frank Sinatra ID the "Jersey Blues" Dining Room "THE GOSPEL "ALL THE WAY" 1MUU WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST INCLUDING and until 1:00 A.M. ACCORDING TO In the "Horn 'a Musket" Room JOYCE MYANT • AVON LONG SMB. Early Bird Show Open S:30-Start 6 SAINT MATTHEW" AND A 30-FIECE ORCHESTRA Dinner Served 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at our Regular Price*! * Last Time* Saturday Thin,. April «.«:3» | • American Express NEPTUNE TOM'W GIN A LOLLOBRIGIDA "THE FORTUNE COOKIE" LYIei — Starts SUNDAY — cm TALBOT "H0TEL "THE LIQUIDATOR" SIWrTNfi mm twit a IASI* DAY — THE— MOWSI6HAUIHCOIOI — - "THE ALPHABET MURDERS" man • LAST TIMES JATURDAYI • "THE LIQUIDATOR" and FREEHOLD '7HE GLASS BOTTOM BOAT" L 3 Top Nays For 1 Low Price Inn —STARTS SUNDAY— rrNMdMtl f "HOTEL PARADISO" raiLtOM Seats $12.50 • $13.50 > $15.50 A8BURYPARK .<«•(*» r flED BANK and "ONE SPY TOO MANY" BF" CALL NOW! 74T-9400 • ixausive llllilll Programs ,THE DAILY REGISTER TMMJ, Dengber % 1966-23

- MM (4) — awWHM' Tr** IMfl«f.lti.v« from Rock*- feller Center. tb« traditional OiisMfa tm tfibtiag ceremony U Wecast; (Crior)/ f" ..--•- T:tMttt (2) - "The Nuteracte." (Repeat). A holiday 7:*' .Rt*»rt»in-C«l«- treat (or the whole family, decidedly, worth a repeat. Meliaw s-Alon Burte-OlKimlon-Calor 7-N«w» And Sporti Hayden, Edward Vlllella and Patricia MsBride, three briUiant f-McHoM J-Fllm—SrMktol In Btd- •tars of the New York City Ballet, Join a east of top notch 4a Lllo Piihnr—1 hr., 50 mln. dancers from ballet companies ia Stuttgart, Munich and JlSook TotMMKMtslon 11:11 , 47-Dlse-Wve»lllii», Don 47-Conodlan Football-Color - 11:8 7:31 4-WMltw-FMd-Color M (7)-Tlme Tonael, "ThjB Alamo.".An action-packed., J-Jocklt Gtomm-cmor entry for the kids, as our' time-travelers turn up in the *-Pllm—The CowWy ond tht Lady* 1 " Gary Cooper—1 fir, S) mln. Alamo. just as the big battle is about to begin. Doug and SPECIAL! ,&&33 4-4-oeol Nftrt-Pood-Cetor Tony, veterans of the battle of the Little Big Horn in .'a 11-On flit Je*-flre Dipt. *-fllm-M FMI Down- LLt, LOISTER Brandon M Wliae-J hn., 10 mln.- previous adventure, are prepared for the raging fight-to, come. 11-Roller Derby This aeries continues to make good use of stock footage S53KL5S 11:« . DINNER •—Adoams Fomlly-Comedy 4-Sperfc-Mel Allen ' interlaced with the action of the plot. (Color). lj-PI(m_Tho Hidden Hona- 11:41 • M;H (IS) - NET Playhouse. "A £Ieep of Prisoners.'; CnUB Steyens-M mln. 4-fHm-!Hie Reluctant Spy— 1 (Repeat). NET deserves an A for-effort for this challenging, $2" M-Jopon Today-Report J«m Moralt-1 hr., M mln. 1!:N production of Christopher Fry's highly, ambitious, uneven, (-.News And Weather but sonl-searchlng drama of man's nightmarish existence as 7-Lowrencr Wtlk-Muslc—Color ,-N.w, *" • • prisoners of life. , SANTA »-Pn» Boskeltcril-Knlcks—Color 1:25 BJ 31—Casper Citron—Interview l-ni(n-AMHwr Port of Ihi Forasf- fcSM (2) — Hogan's Heroes. The POWs have a fine Frederic Morcn-2 Hn., 5 mln. , time putting Col. Klink through exhaustive tests, hoping Doris 'n "- 2-Mlsston: Impossible-Color 4-The Jolnt-Myitery "4—Film—Robinson Crusoe on Mars- 1:41 he'll flunk a physical exam that would get him into combat Opm 111 MMilfht Raul Mantee-2 hrs., IS mln/~Color duty and remain' their camp commander. (Color). 5-Fllm-The Charoe ol Feather River- 1:41 3t «m,Mn HiaMsadi Guy Modlson-2 hrs.-Color 7-Fllm-TtionK You, Mr. Moto— «:3M:M (4) - The Man From UJN.CX.E. "The Abomi- il—Continental comment - Ptttr Lonv-1 hr., 25 mln. nable Snowman Affair." Good episode. Off to the Himalayas to- 1:1» J—Film—Tht SnvciiMn— " iilght for an adventure in one of those ever-present mythical WAGON WHEEL PLAYHOUSE Vlnctnt EdworoV-Thr.,» mln. Tibetan kingdoms. UNCLE must see to it that the new High J-nim-Practlcolly Your«- Lama of Ghupat is the legitimate reincarnation of the last ruler, Cttsttit St., MMdlttows,N. J. aoudtttt Colbert—1 dr., 4S milt. (Color). ' v , announces t-Fllm-Ebb Tlde-^ ( Ml: IS (2) - Friday Night Movie. "Genghis Khan." (1965). Oscar Honwlto-1 hr., 41 mln. Fans of adventure and spectacle shows, who regard sub- OPEN AUDITIONS tUND«V' tleties of plot and performance as secondary, may be en- MORNINQ V tertained by'this lavish production. Essentially, it's a simple cuus matter of good guy (Omar "Genghis Khan" Sharif) versus 7:M 7—Christopher Program-Color bad guy (Stephen Boyd), with action and scope dominating the narrative. Eli Wallach, James Mason, Telly Savaias and "DESERT SONG" 5-Oirtstopher Program Robert Morley are also on hand in various modes of heavy Smday, Dec. 11, 1966 at 2:00 P.M. 4-Modullwlnkle-Color_ 4:4$ , 4-A conversation wilts... —Color TO EAT I1-Ntws . , ' l-New»mokenv-lntervlew 3—Film—Distant Drums- 4-Dlnet Llns-tWor fonorama- Nwnreet' < Gory Cooptr-1 dr., SS mln. 7-Olscsvtry •W-Chlldren-Celor 1-CharlK Bmm Christmas—Cnrteeri— MONDAY 11:15 Color MORNINQ 2-Hr«i-Mort Deon 7—Voyage—Dromo—Oolor 4:M AFTERNOON •-Film—The Silent Enemy— 12:0* Harvtv-4 hrs. 4:M *-Foce The Notion—Color 2—Sunrise Semester i-Mnk CondU Ct Advent-Color 4—Education Exchange—Color 7—You* Wonts To Know 7-Pre|ed Know-Education 11-Unclt Wolds-Colori? 7:M i::>e " S—Ifi AboWTtm*—Color 2-News—RaWi Ptnia (-Honukkoh Special-Color 4-Wolt Dltnty's World-Color 4—Today—Color 5-Fllntshmes—Cortoon-Color II—Defenders—Drama 7-Ann Sathtrn^omedy 7—NewiYork, New York ' 31—Focus On Books—Discussion 7:15 , A FAMILY TRADITION •—BoWlIno Champions 47—Commercial PWoo S—Ntws A 11—Rocket Sqwd-Police 7:>e 1;W 2-Cd Sulllvan-Var'letv-Color 2—Ntws—Joseoh Bentl—Color I-Fllm-The Golden Horde- —Adventvre-Trovet-Color 5—Sandy Becker-Children . Ann Blylh-1 hr., M mln^-Color 7—FBI—DronW-Color 7-Cartoons-Chlldren-Color 4—Meet The Preft—Intervitwu-color 31—Studio R.eltal-Muilc » 7:J5 JFllWlrt Sith 47—Rlvtitoat-Advenlurt 2—News—Harry Arouh Complete Christmas Dinners , Alan Ladd—2 hrs.-Colu •:M . 1:00 7—Directions— Rellolon 4-4lty Landlordl—Comedy-Color 2—Contain Kangaroo , from $3.50 ll-Code Three-Folio / —Opinion: Washington—Color 1J—Fun House-Color Il-Freedom's Finest Hour-Coler 4-6ternol Light—Rellglon-Coter ' II—Survey Of The Arts 5-Ntws 7—Issues Ana Amvrers Celebrate NEW YEAR'S EVE •—Film—Seven Dave to Noon— S—Yoga For Health' • Barry Jones—I hrs. 2-Garry Moore—Variety-Color 4—Danny Thomas—Variety—Color 7—LIHIe Roscalt-Comtdy With Us II—Lloyd Thaiton-yarlery-Calor 5—David Suisktnd—OJjcuHlon—Color 7—Film—Period of Ajlustment- a—Farm Report SHRIMP COCKTAIL SAUD-^MNCH DMSSINB 4_Wlld Klngdwn-Color —Tony Franeloso--2-hrSi> 13-min."— —:: 1:5] . —- 1—Heart To Heart-ssivallon Army 9—Film—Brlet Encounter— o—News And Weather Choice of: 2:2S ' »:00 J—News-*Hrt Dem C mln. Prime Slrfoln StMk Prime Rout Rib of leef I—World 01 The Arts i 2—Dennis The Menace 4—Birthday Houit—Color Twl* Ubtttr Talk-Drawa taller 2—Film—Tarzan's New York Adven- 17—Ruth Ftrnandei—Varltly 5—Thin Man—Mystery ture—Johnny Wtiumuiler-40 mln. ,. . •:» 7—Film—Lost Honeyrnoon— Ukti Perot* Hrlio. Itoai Almmdls* 4^-To Bt Announced Jarlha KHt-Songs t-Mental Heoim Franchot Tent-M mln. IIKJM Tntnl Coffee 11—Mlk. Hommert-Mystery o—Our World—Education (or take your Hint) 47-A. A. Allen-Revival 10:80 11—Jack La Lanns—Color I—Candid Comera—Color- 13-Roundakout-Chlldrtn $8.50 4— Frank Mcpee Report—Color -Andy Wllllomj—Vorlety-Color *—Film—The Crowd Roars- —Rawhli.....hUt-Wtsf Westeri n Robert Taylor—2 hrs. -Rol f reienls 13—Exploring Our Languagt 7—Laromle-Weittm-Colnr 7—FHm—Prlsloneras de la Tlerra— 1l- boys—Color Robertson-Color 4—Eye Gvnt-Gpmt—Color FAST, EFFICIENT SERVICE! 4—Locol Ntwi-Pond-Color 5—Ptter Gunn—Mystery 7—Ealtortol-BeMernyer ' 7-News Arid sports »—Him—Ruby Gentry- , Monmouth Rd. West Long Branch . 4:00,. • ,. ... • • n:l»- 7—Porky Plo—Cartoon—Color 4-Sports-Mel Allen—Color Jennifer Jones—W mln, 11—Checkmate—Mystery 11:10 11—Racket Squad-Pollc* 11-Clty ci»e-uo-lntervlew J-Fllm-Undircover Olrl— . 10:11 • . • . 4:M , „ Alexis Smith-1 hr., 40 mln. 13-Parlens Francois I t-Pn, Football-Jets-Color 4—Johnny Canon—Variety—Colar K:U Limited Reservations—542-5050 7—TennesiH Tuxedo—Color 7—Local Newt-Color 4-Wtws—Vonocur—Color ' 3l-Yeur Wont Te Say It »-4qim—The Gallant Hours- U-Selencelond-EducaHon James Cagney—7 hrs. 10:3B Italian Cuisine from our famous 1—Encounter—Rellolon 2-Btverly Hillbillies 7-Hlgh Road-John Gunther 4—Conainlratlon—Color ll:4J 5—fiold Journey—Travel 7—nim-Tln Olrl Con'l Help It— (Continued on Next Page) kitchen, open from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. daily, will suggest that

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(Otello Seitili) is shown planting kiss on /cheek of '/A t about it < ' case. . ' V* w i*Si 19**, WhSskn K**tM>t Siratol* Sander Kenya, with long ex- Christ (Enrique IrazoquiI. . ;' ; • % Interesting >erience in the title role, per- 42. Overhead s* is' M formed well, but Ingrid Bjoner 43. Eobbem: al ^'/A dl ' was less distinguished in the role «.«Jublea SI; % 40 of Elsa. Walter Berry and Chris- ' DOWN School Trips But Diktant ; % ta Ludwig as Telramund and At Ihe Movies 41 42 By WILLIAM GLOVER 2. Byoneself Ortrud were excellent. RED BANK s.Bkin], Alvarez Kelly 7:40; 11:00 i false beard in your pocket. -Af- be seen. has •>**" stirrring dramatic ex- 11:45; TOirea On a Couch 6:55 NORTH flAT.-Three On a Couch 7:30; Al- • HAZLET / • ter you have made the perfect citement recently in Canada a Superintendent C. David Van- varez Kelly 8:40; All the Way 11:48LOEWSDRIVE-IN- . play you can Whip out the beard Winnipeg and Stratford. 'Careers In' SUN.-Alvarez Kelly 6:10: 10:15: FKI. '4 ' SAT.-ThU Property. H Con- derhoof told the Board of Educa- Three on a. Conch 6:25- demned 7:10; 00:«; KaK«d Prey 9:15 and'look innocent. : O K105 . tion last night that certain field The performing group shows FREEHOLD SUN.-Cartoon 6:00; This. Property is • 94 3 Condernned 6:07; J0:00; Naked Prey West opened a trump but didn't WEST EAST trips would become the financial signs of more cohesive and uni-Radio Show FREEHOLD- . •8:15. : • > .: fied effort under his command. Glass Bottom Boat 8:45; Liquidators know anything about beards. A 85 * 96 responsibility of the -board,: but 7:0O; 10:35. PLAZA- . ; South looked at West, saw that V A«73 he wasn't sure .about the annual Particularly in late scenes does SAT.-Klddle Show: Fancy Pants 2:00: Hotel FaradUo 7:00:. 10:25: On» Spy O 872 Glass Bottom Boat 9:10: 8:49; Liqui- Too Many 8:45. he was still the same person who Q Vj J j»4- rip to Washington, iwhich' costs the stage spring alive with the On Monday dators 7:00; 10:35 8AT.-Klddle Show:• Fancy PanU?:00 dark vibrancy of tragedy. SUN.-One.Spy Too Many 3:30; 4:55: 'Hotel Paradlio 7:05: 10:30; One had led the trump and realized iround $3,000. , ", .". NEW YORK - "Careers in 8:2(1: Hotel Faradlso 3:10; 6:35Sp; y Too Many 5:20; 6:50 • What was going on. '..'..•- No official' interpretations '-pt Gloria/Poster, in.her first ap- the Small Business- Administra- 10:00 6UN.-Glass Bottom Boat a:qo: 5:40 0:29; NaverToo Late 3:50; 7530 Ihe ruling have been received by pearance with the troupe, brings ASBURY PARK Any opening lead but trump tion" will be broadcast over Rad- KEYPORT A~63 school, superintendents, he said. an earnest sense of suppressed io Station WNYC-AM, the. Mu-LYRIC- would have given South his con- Khamtlej! Old Lady 2:20: 725; 9:30STRAM>— tract If West led a low heart > .. torment to Federico Garcia Lor nicipal Broadcasting Company, SAT. aV • BUN.-Kiddie Show: Day- FRI.-Mandrajola 7:15; lO.-JOr Breath- Soolh W«t NottkvEatt ca's lament about a young wife dreamer 2:00; Shameless Old Lady less 8:00 declarer would play low from Monday at 9 p.m. 4:30; 6U0: 7:55; io:oo SAT-Kiddle Bnow: The Daydreamer •lit Pats 2 4,:"• Piss who fruitlessly yearns for chil- Moderated and. produced by Syl- flAYFAIR- 2:00: Mandrajola 7:15; 10:»; Breath- dummy and would eventually de- 4 4 All Pass . Student dren. fia Taylor of Rumson, the "Ca- Hotel . Paradlso 2:00; 7:00: 10:35; Jess fl:00 . ' velop a trick with dummy's'' Opening lead — A 5 One Spy Too Many 3:45; 8:45 SUN.-Klddie Show: The. Daydretme: reers In" explores in depth the 2:00: Breathless 1:20: S:50: Mir.ara- queen. If West opened' the queen xchange Urged Feminine frustration was an SAT. ft SUN.-One Spy Too Many sola 6:50: 10:00 abiding concern of the Spanish possibilities for a career in a 2:rm; 5:25; 8:65; Hotel ParadlBO of diamonds, South would take RED BANK - The Rotary Club 8:45; 7:15: 10:45 EAST BRUNSWICK the ac« and later win a finesse playwright, but even Miss'Foster given field of business, industry, NEPTUNE CITY TURNPIKE— again, holding: %des-A Q J 'esterday. was urged to sponsor with dummy's ten. And if West i stu/lert foreign .exchange prc^ is unable to vitalize his lyric vocations and the professions NEPTUNE CITY- OUTDOOR-FRI. 4 SAT.- rtotelfari 7. 4. Hearts—10 5. Diamonds—A ! i dlso 1:00; 10:40; One Spy Too Many opened a club. South would get HOFBRAUHAUS conoWft » ;«»V a, specKtor'ls through'-panel'" discussion. Each The Fortune Cookie 7:15; f.Uk- •: e:So 6 3. Clubs-A K J. What do yousfam'to further "fhe"goals'bf more ban momentarily involved. panelist is a. qualified authority SAT.-Klddle' Show: The Skull 2:00: RUN.-Hotel Paradlso 8:30: 10:00: One free finesse. «'.'''•' say?. peace and world understanding. The Fortune Oookte 5:08; 7:30; 9:55 Spy Too Many 8:20 Featuring The play'••teems an Interesting in one phase of the career sub- SUN.-The Alphabet Murders 2:C0; INDOOR-Hotel Paradlso " 7:30 The trump lead gave South a Answer: Bid 3 NT- You have Speaking to the club in the Mol- |ect under discussion. 5:15: »:35; The Liquidator 3:30; 6:80; 11:10; One Spy Too Many &:20. but distant museum piece. 10:00 SAT. A SUN.-The Aventurei chance to go down, and South 19 points in high cards, and part' • Pitcher Inn was District Gov- • Gwmon-American Panelists who will discuss "Ca- ALGONQUIN- • SUibad 3:50; Journey to the Lost would do just that if he tried ner'should have at least 6 for his irnor Charles Myers of Hillside, Texas Across the River 2:30; 7:15: Universe 1:30: 4:20; One Spy Too Cutiliw reers in the Small Business Ad- Many 5:40; 9:20; Hotel Paradlso to make the contract by his ownresponse. Even if-the combined yho presides over an area of 7:30; 11:00 • Bavarian Muile . ministration" include Charles H SAT.-Klddlf Show: Daydreamer 2:30; efforts. Instead, south worked ibout 50 clubs in Monmouth and Texas Across Uie River T.&S; 9:20 PERTH AMBOY total is only 25 points (one short Nigkriy and Sunday UANvE sot.-, wtd. Kriger, area administrator, Smal BUN.-Klddle Show: Daydreamer 2:30: out the reason for West's opening of the amount usually, needed for ;urrounding counties. Texas Across the River 8:05; 7:10AMBOY; S DRWE-1N- Hightstewit Country Club Business Administration; Louis 9:15 FIU ft- BAT.-Cartoqos 7:00; Texas lead and proceeded on the as-game) the strength of your long Mr. Myers. suggested the club . An«riiwon . Tonltt, Mark Hilburn band, I.SO R. Taxin, president of Royal Busi- LAURELTON Across the River 7:18: 11:18; The Art iumptlon that West held strength suit should be ample compensa- establish a two-way exchange that • Dancing Friday and DRIVE-IN- or 1/Jve 9:28 . . .Andy Wild • Sat. nlt» • ness Funds Corporation; William SUN.-Cartoons 6:15; Texas Acrosi in each side suit. tion for the missing point. could send area students overseas Saturday* ' JM Mocha. Every Wed. for FRI. * BAT.-Any Wednesday 7:05; the River 6:33; 10:28: The Art R. Hudgins, president of the Free- 30-55; Return or the Seven 9:15 Love 8:44 Forces Lead and bring foreign students to the • Lunchton 12-2 , fal|ks 25 and enr. $1.00. dom National Bank; Marvin Lef SUN.-Any Wednesday 6:05; 9:55- 1 MAJESTIC- Declarer won the trump in his H • Dinner* '. ••• -,:' '-'" Retum of the Seven 8:15 «*•"••:"'."•.•'•• '"f•"•,'";"" fieri executive- vice president ol Born Free 4:00: 7JW; 10:30; Troufcli hand and led a heart, losing NiW YEAR'S EVE (ALL BRICKTOWN With Angels 2:00; 8:35. Military Heads • lanqutt FadHrtM .' Continuous Sales Corporation, SAT * BUN.-Kiddie Show: Day. dummy's' irueeri'to the/ate. Back f Two bo»d» eontinaoiif. BRICK PLAZA- dreamer 2:00; Born Free 6:45; 10 and Wilfred Kerr, attorney and Any Wednesday 7:05; ia:00; Never came a club, and South stepped ; TO AtTEND RALLY OPEM YEAR ROUND Mart Hllbum aid Jsa Mueta T Trouble With Angejl 4:50: 8.-20 To'JBe-i'Gifests president of Federal Credit Union. Too Lite 8:55. " MEMO jPARK up with the ace. South gave up SHREWSBURY - The Youth SAT.-Kidille Show: McHale's Navy RED BANK — The Community $QfN from Locust St. into Grove St. Stanley Cohen, Long Branch W. and Sot.-''Nights- * Miss karniewski suffered bodi- represents the Karniewskis. "Always Gracious Dining" FRIDAY DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 44. Facial 19. Chinese "THE RISING SUNS" 1. Genuine •features secret 5. Demon- society We at CEDAR INN invite you to strative 1. Famous 20. Classify pronoun rider 22. Cooling, participate with us in renewing an 9. Swiss 2. Epochs devices SATURDAY capital: var. 3. Worker of 23. City in 10. Put through a sort Nevada Old Fashioned Custom 8CeJ10 "THF f HI AN" a certain . 4. To the shel- 25. Win- kitchen tered side dow- "SUNDAY DANCE CLUB FOR TEENAGERS utensil 5. Forest way top 12. Elliptical S. Handle ot drapery T« Answer CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH" 13. Place or a sword 26. Fish net 35. Mexican at the OAKS worship 7. Behave 2T. Notify dollar An elegant leisurely brunch 14. Man's 8. Dome 29. Masters 36. 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Flrst-rato food, jumbo cocktails and STOWAWAY HOTEL 37. Famed M tb 39. Entitled excellent service. Now, let 4« "The Shore's Finest Steak House" 41. Appearing n ti go of my^finger. . a* If eaten tit COMPLETELY PRIVATE BANQUET FACILITIES RT. 36 (at the bridge) HIGHLANDS 42.Weep» 41 iZJU\ MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER 542-2744 AVAILABLE. MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW1 872-1174 invader ii 44 nfKDtin ^< YA •>i4*y. Deegater <>, 1966-g By CHARLES M. SCHVLZ Clayton Gets Endorsement In Marlboro mtewoL tux MARLBOBHABLEOaOo —- HAIke TOWMMTwwWoD flcttiowflctiJOMi* W iwrmreaw w totttettc. wwMerad wefaw*t »a resolution i« HltlSIDE-WHUtm Cudeman, Edupatiw to* votol Us neettaf Mwl*y, tut <*ec*t«( on «( Mr, ««( Mr*> " to take 09 «ctioa.' eodorse Or. 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MIDDLETOWN -The Clinton ?« Chapel AME Zipn'Church buiW- ' |ng committee his com- Is For pleted plans for • fund drive. . The committee U seeking funds to help tebuHd the AME Zion Church on Red Hilt Rd."> Pampering; 'A- J •,V>» which was totally destroyed by ' r- f -<*»-ir,)- ••(,>'- "j fire in Ottober. Rev. Thomas Coursey, co-chair- Your Man \4Mi man with Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek, announced that' the committee- will seek to, raise $30,000 to rebuild the church. The :^\ church will also receive insurance money. - "The dimensions of the old building," said Rev. Coursey, i "were 29x49 feet and we hope to * % * raise enough to erect a similar itructure." '•*%•?" i He indicated that letters are being sent to churches, individ- 'V ' uals, and business establishments --.;>• u "!l asking for financial aid. —tyffliam -Johnsonr^Sr.rtreas er of the building committee, re- ported that a' local contractor has agreed to clean up and re- move the debris left by the fire. Mr. Johnson reported that one exhilarating^elegance! contribution of $10 came from a r- --: ii school girl who had collected JADE EAST nickels and pennies from her Classmates to help the fund. eologns, 4.50 Another contribution from the Lincroft Liquor Store was the re- after-shave, 3.50. lult of a container placed in the Store by the proprietor. Worlds apart from the ordinary, the subtle fragrance of Jade IDA Visits East marks a man with distinc- tion. Handsomely gift' pack- .,'> Patients At aged in oriental graan and gold. Montgomery FREEHOLD — Mrs. Victor Giglio. chairman of the Aposto- late for the Aged for Court St. ' Spectator or "Pro" Rose of Lima, Catholic Daugh- ters of America, and members he'll flip over authentic of her committee visited the John L. Montgomery Home, taking with Arnold Palmer Cardigan them the two sick call sets that had been donated to the home by Designed and worn by the champion, this 50% the court. alpaca, 50% wool links stitch it a stu,dy in They also served refreshments. luxury and comfort. -Barn Red, Pewter, Honey, Acting as hostesses were Mrs. Marine Blue, Black, Marigold. Bernard Guinter, Mrs. Bernard Pfeiffer, Mrs. Walter Crisanto, 92.00 Mrs. Emanuel Samanich, Mrs. Leonard Stein and Mrs. Robert Beck. , The court will hold a New Year's Eve party in the school audito- rium. The court's annual Christ- mas party Will be held in the American Hotel Tuesday. A buffet He can always use extra supper and revealing ot secret lack Nlcklaus pals will be held. Mrs. Ernest 8 Potter Jr. is in charge of tickets. ^./-"•Interwoven Socks.- Golf Jacket We have leisure socks, athletic Gen. Rienzi socks', Over • the - Calf dress Designed for style and action socks . . . featuring all the by the. Mjsiers champion, it's a Is Speaker newest patterns, colors and lightweight blend of cotton-ace- LONG BRANCH - Brig. Gen. tate that sheds wind, rain and Thomas M. Rienzi, commandant yarns. Sized and stretch, ma- of the Army Signal School at chine washable and dryable. stain! Adjustable tide tabs, Fort Monmouth, will be the main speaker at the first annual Com- 1.00 and up roomy pockets. Sizes 36-46.' munion breakfast for deceased members of the Long Branch 15.00 Fire Department Sunday at West End Manor. Mass will be celebrated at St. Michael's Catholic Church at. 8 - -" v-S i ! a.m. by Rev. Joseph A. Doino, "f- :.'::. iewly~ installed diaplainr~After the Mass, the breakfast will be served with Sheriff Paul Kiernan as toastmaster. Members of the breakfast com- mittee are Fire Chief Walter Richter, Raymond Russomano S • *°. I .'la1 by Zero King and Robert Hesslein. )\ '• ,'..i,c,'r,..:5J»t • Christmas Cantata | Here's' the coat that'll keep him To Be Performed -warm in freezing weather. KEANSBURG —. The choir of Rugged cotton suede Is lined Keansburg Methodist Church will perform the Christmas Give him the , •.,•. with thick Sherpa pile — even cantata "King Forever" Sunday the collar is Sherpa pilel Knit at 8 p.m. in the church. The comfort of .,' .. wristlets' Jteep out the wind. program will be conducted by ; n' Chester W. Hendricks Jr., choir Siies 38-46. director and organist. Eyans Slippers - . The church youth choir will present a play entitled "Long- ;45.00, ing for Christmas" Wednesda; He'll reach for these slip- < Dec. 21, at 8 p.m. in fellowship pers (very time he re-*.. < hall. laxesl Both pair, tizes iVx to 13.

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