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Rainy, Windy Bainy, windy and cool today. THEBMLY FINAL Cloudy and colder tonight. Cloudy, quite cool tomorrow. / Middletown-Bayshore f EDITION (See Details, Page 2), Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 99 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1969 28 PAGES 10 CENTS Apollo 12 Launch Is on Schedule CAPE KENNEDY, Fla, landing in the moon's Ocean parture of the mammoth Apollo 12's goal is to make (AP) — America's Apollo 12 of Storms to conduct the first rocket. a pinpoint landing in the astronauts climbed into the detailed exploration of the lu- President and Mrs. Nixon moon's Ocean of Storms and spaceship they call Yankee nar surface. and Vice President and Mrs. a start on a new age of ex- Clipper today, ready for The astronauts had slept Spiro T.' Agnew were sched- ploration. man's second moon landing eight hours. They underwent uled to fly here shortly be- Perfection of the pinpoint expedition, a boyage of scien- • a brief medical examination fore the launching. No Ameri- "landing is a major goal of tific discovery. and sat down to the tradi- can president had viewed a Apollo 12 — to demonstrate' Charles Conrad Jr.,- 39, tional launch day breakfast manned launching from Cape future crews can touch down Richard F. Gordon Jr., 40 and of steak, eggs, toast, coffee Kennedy. with confidence. and orange juice. Alan L. Bean, 37, secured The President phoned from' All three men are Navy themselves in their spaceship Throughout the night, the the White House last night and commanders and they select- cabin atop a mammoth Sat- launch crew was busy pump- in a six-minute conversation ed sea-faring names for their urn 5 rocket at 8:46 a.m. EST. ing more than half' a billion wished the astronauts, good two spaceships: Yankee Clip- The countdown was right on gallons of liquid hydrogen and luck and said he was praying per for the command ship and time, aiming for blast off at liquid oxygen into the fuel for their success. Intrepid for the lunar lander. 11:22 a.m. tanks of the Saturn 5. Although the weather was not expected to be perfect, '.'We think the names are Intermittent rain fell on the If delays develop because fitting as we sail this .new . launch area during the morn- of mechanical or other prob- the forecast was for satisfac- tory conditions, with partly ocean of; space," Gordon ex- ing, but weather experts said lems, the great 363-foot-tall plained. . . • . conditions were satisfactory rocket can be launched as late cloudy skies, winds up to 22 for launching. as 3:50 p.m. miles an hour and tempera- After "an 83-hour outward Hundreds of thousands of If the shot cannot get off ture about 60. trip, across trackless space, persons jammed vantage today, it will have to be post- Even though Apollo 11, the trio is to zip into orbit points in the Cape Kennedy poned one month, because the man's first moon landing in •' around the moon Monday area to view the fiery depar- planned landing site in the July, was successful,. space night. ture of the great rocket that Ocean of Storms does not agency officials emphasized Conrad and Bean are to sep- was to hurl Apollo 12 a quar- move into position as a tar- that flying to the moon is not arate Intrepid and ride it to a ter of a million miles across get again until Dec. 14. easy and that danger lies all touchdown on the eastern the vast, unyielding ocean of The moon's location and de- along the translunar trail.' "shore". of the Ocean of space. sired lighting conditions in the "This is still a risky busi- Storms at 1:53 a.m. Wednes- Apollo 12 is to fire into lu- landing site dictate the launch ness," said the Apollo pro- day. They plan to stay on the nar orbit Monday night. On period. gram manager, Rocco A. Pe- surface 31V4' hours, 10 hours Wednesday, Conrad and Bean Hundreds of. thousands had trone. "The simplest mistake longer than Apollo 11 astro- are to attempt a pinpoint come to watch the blazing de- • can mean disaster." (See Apollo 12, Pg. 2, Col. 3) Apollo 11 Was a Start By PAUL RECER Kocks were brought to earth by Apollo 11, but years, even if man never again goes back to the SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) — Apollo 11 this was a bonus to the prime objectives of landing moon. A small atomic generator will power trans- broke the ice. Apollo 12 tests the water. and returning. The samples were gathered at ran- mission of the data back to earth long after Conrad Apollo 11 In July proved that man can land dom because of the press of time. and Bean have left; on the moon and rgturn safely. Apollo 12 starts On Apollo .12; astronauts Charles Conrad Jr. Even the technique Apollo 12 will use to land systematic exploration and lays the foundation and Alan L. Bean will select rocks with the on the moon is vital to the future of lunar explora- for bolder exploration to follow. critical eyes of gourmets choosing steaks. Dozens tion. Nearly every waking minute of the Apollo 12 of rocks will be photographed from our sides be- The Apollo 11 landing was comparatively hap- cr.ew's time on and around the moon is devoted fore they are picked; up,-each to be carefully de- hazard. There was no need to land precisely—just to' enhancing the scientific exploration. The accu- scribed and packaged. to land was good enough. POISED AND READY TO GO — The Apollo 12 spacecraft sits atop the 'towering racy of the landing, the amount and quality of On Apollo 1^, the astronauts will try a pre- The spacemen also will do a more thorough Saturn V rocket on the pad at Cape Kennedy, Fla., early this morning after.the ser- work done on the' surface, and the scientific value cise, pinpoint landing. If they successfully prove' of the moon samples collected, all are vital to evaluation of man's ability to work on the noon. the techniques, future missions will be able to •viee gantry was rolled back in preparation.for today's launch. Although rain was future lunar exploration.. They'll walk farther, stay outside the landing craft land in scientifically important, but hazardous, falling, the schedule for the liftoff at 11:22 a.m. held. (AP Wirephoto) Apollo 12's major goals are: longer and do more tasks. Science considers this areas, such as inside a crater, beside a particular —Collecting more lunar rocks for study. evaluation second in importance only to the return . ridge or in a mountainous valley; —Study man's ability to work on the moon.. of the rocks. TO VISIT SPACECRAFT —Set up equipment for long-term testing. PRIORITY LISTED As a bonus, the pinpoint landing also will —Attempt a pinpoint landing. The third priority goal is deployment of an enable Conrad and Bean to walk to a robot space- —Photograph future landing sites. array of experiments designed to give data about craft which has been on the moon for more than Rail Station Relocation The prime objective is to gather carefully •the moon's surface, subsurface and atmosphere. two years. • chosen moon rocks and return them to earth for These experiments will provide months of constant This spacecraft, the Surveyor 3; will be the analysis. data that can keep scientists busy studying for (See Apollo 11 Pg. 2; Col. 5) Part of Future Plans • ' ' - By DORIS KULMAN Moray Epstein, administra- Township and Earle intersect TRENTON — When electri- tive coordinator with the —• right by the Central's fication comes to the New state Division' of Public freight trackage. York and Long Branch Rail- Transportation, said yester- A little more than one day he couldn't pinpoint the • Moratorium Is Underway road — by 1974 state Trans- year ago, Robert Day;•di- portation Department offi- exact site, but that it would rector of the Division of Pub- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Alaska, told the rally that included Pete Seeger, Tony( ing temperatures amid snow dp not want peace as slaves." cials insist - the Red Bank encompass' approximately ' lic Transportation, told rep- Church services, vigils and Nixon's Vietnam peace plans Randall, Mitch Miller, Shir- flurries. The Young Americans- for passenger station will be re- seven acres and provide resentatives of the nine rallies today marked the were "a blueprint to prolong ley MacLaine, Peter, Paul Across town, the Yourig Freedom at Ohio State Uni- located to the Central Rail- space for 204 freight cars. Monmouth County communi- course of the second Vietnam even to perpetuate" the war. Americans for Freedom versity circulated a "Tell It Moratorium as the nation- In New York City, 2,000 at- and Mary, and Leonard Bern- sponsored a march to St. to Hanoi" petition on cam- • road of Now Jersey freight Mr. Epstein said he didn't ties which comprise the Mu- 1 yards between Chestnut St. know whether the proposed nicipal Public Service Coor- wide Vietnam protest demon- tended a rally in Times stein. "Louis University that drew pus to counter calls by the > and W. Bergen Place in that site is railroad property or dinating Committee that Red strations headed toward a Square where pediatrician Widow Speaks 200 persons. At a subsequent University's Student Mobiliza- borough. will have to be acquired. Bank's passenger station weekend climax. and war critic, Dr. Benjamin At an outdoor rally in St. rally, Nguyen Ngoe Bich, tion Committee for a student Louis at the Gateway Arch, And where will the freight "Obviously, it would have would be moved to the freight Amid the protests, there Spock, criticized the Presi- first secretary of the South strike today. dent ' as "unable to end the Coretta King, widow of Dr. Vietnamese Embassy, said: yards go? to be near the tracks," he yards to keep the depot in were expressions of support During the day Sen. Strom for President Nixon's Viet- war." Martin Luther King Jr.,. told "The Vietnamese people , The freight yards will move said. that borough. But Mr. Day Thurmond, R-S.C, said in wouldn't even hint then nam policies. Again and again the crowd 3,500 persons that the conflict want peace to a degree that Washington that even sincere eight miles south, a Trans- The description would ap- in Vietnam was "not worth pear to point to a wooded where the freight yards Busloads of demonstrators, was urged to make the trip cannot be conjured by the demonstrators were "part of portation Department official many of them from colleges to Washington Saturday. En- one drop of American blood." people in the United States. said yesterday — to New area near Earle Naval Am- might go, explaining that the the international Communist state Transportation Depart- and universities in the North- tertainers who participated The rally was held in freez- But in spite of that desire, we movement." Shrewsbury and Wall Town- munition Depot. That's east, and Midwest, headed for ship. where New Shrewsbury, Wall ment wanted to purchase the necessary land. Washington to take part in the mass march scheduled Speaking to the Monmouth for tomorrow. A similar County group last Wednes- march will be held in San day, state Assistant Trans- Francisco. The Inside Story portation Commissioner Ron- Generally the level of local ald Berman said that the activity was down compared Recipes to please gourmets ..: : Page 10 plan to relocate the Red Bank with the first Moratorium present freight yards is defi- Day on Oct. 15 as or- Engagements ... Page 11 ganizers concentrated on get- Page 12 nite. Plans also call for a Clubwomen activities l,50O-car parking lot to'serve ting people to Washington Lions invade Indians' tepee :... Page 13 the Red Bank station. where march sponsors expect Koicks equal NBA victory mark . Page 13 a turnout of 250,000. 0. J. Simpson: Parl II Page 14 Come try a "Double Sizzler." There were exceptions. New luncheon special only Gallup, N. M., a city where Astro Guide 27 ENJOYMENT, YOUR $1.29 at Bonanza, Rt. 35, Mid- no major peace demonstra- Allen-Scott 6 WEEKEND MAGAZINE dletown. (Adv.) tion ever had been held be- Births 2 fore, 100 persons turned out Television Listing Uniform Sale for a peaceful candlelight Jim Bishop 6 Now in progress. Shirley Bridge 27 Movie Schedule vigil last night. Amusement Features Shop, Broad St., Red Bank. They were opposed by 50 Classified 19-26 (Adv.) Comics 27 DAILY REGISTER anti-Moratorium demonstra- Shampoo and Set $1.95 tors who kept up a stream of Editorials 6 PHONE NUMBERS Hcrblock : 6 Mon., Tues., Wed. 542-9667 shouted insults and then sang Home and Garden 7 Main Office .". 741-0010 Superama, New Shrewsbury. "God Bless America." The Stock Market 18 Classified Ads 741-6900 (Adv.) antiwar group was quiet Obituaries 2 & 4 Home Delivery 741-00IO Real Estate and Insurance through the insults but joined Sylvia Porter ,. 6 classes start Dec. 1, Monmouth in the singing. Middlctown Bureau 671-2250 Two rallies protesting U.S. Religions Services 8-9 Freehold Bureau ...462-2121 Educational Council, 299-9400. Sports 13-15 (Adv.) policy in Vietnam drew , Long Branch Bureau 222-0010 more than 5,000 persons out Successful Investing 18 See Simplicity's Snow-Away Women's News ....10-12 Sports Department 741-0017 into cold, windy weather in at Monmouth Mower, Hwy. 35, Chicago. The first at the Middletown. 671-1073. downtown Civic Center Plaza Sunday Smorgasbord Open House Nigbt Enjoy lunch at the Rum Run- was sponsored by the Busi- All you' can eat. Lobster, Tuesday, Nov. 18,7 to 9.10% ner. Our Sunday Brunch has ness. Executives Move for CAPITOL DEMONSTRATION — Participants in tha "March Against Death" place, the name cards of U. S. mill, Vietnam Peace. Prime Ribs, 50 different dishes, discount on all purchases. Free started again. All you can *at, tafy killed in Vietnam in the coffins, left, at the foot of the Capitol last night. The 40-hour procaiiion. from $5.95. Harry's Lobster House, coffee, cookies, door prizes: $2.05. Children ?2. Ocean Ave., Ernest. Gruenlng, former Sea Bright. (Adv.) Woolworth, Red Bank. (Adv.) Sea Bright. (Adv.) •Democratic senator from Arlington Cemetery it part of Vietnam Moratorium activity in Waihington. , (AP Wirephoto) THE DAILY REGISTER. RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.t FB1DAY, NOVEMBER 14, I960 Matawan Engineer's Air Apoll 11: A Start (Continued) ones. aimed to crash on the sur- will know the approximate first minmade object ever Even in the destruction of face of the moon, near the force of the impact, they will the Apollo 12 lunar module, Apollo 12 Ocean of Storms be able to establish a base Cleaner Works in Keyport rovjsited after long exposure there will be scientific gain. landing site. line for future readings on to the cosmic and medeo- By NANCY J. KUBIVSK! wrote, and were » "major After Conrad and Bean re- Scientists expect this im- the seismometer. The seis- KEVPORT — The House of concern to the restaurant in- ritic bombardments of space. join Gordon in the command pact will be detected by a mic reading will also tell Eng Chinese Restaurant, 34 dustry and the insurance in- Conrad and Bean will cut module, the ascent stage of seismometer left at the land- much about the subsurface E. i'rnnl St., has successfully dustry." off pieces which will be re- the lunar lander will be ing site. Since the scientists composition of the moon. completed a ninc-moiitli slint The pollution control unit turned for analysis. as guinea pis for a revolution- here has been received en- ary new air pollution control thusiastically by Mr. Eng and The effects of the lunar at- device, which may contribute by borough Fire Chief Robert mosphere on manmade ma- to the end of contamination of W. Redmond Jr. terials could have important TV Will Cover Apollo air. bearing on the possible con- According to Mr. Lin, the struction of a moon base. Technically called the "Wet fire chief has sanctioned the Fume Purifying System," the unit's use and will not de- "You want to see what device is the hrain t'hild of a mand that required sprinklers kind of erosion has taken Matawan engineer, Stanley C. be installed, since the fire place,' what kind of effects Spaceflight in Color Lin. The installation here Is hazard has so diminished. that kind of atmosphere has ihn first of its kind in Hie Others Planned had on the cold welding of CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. gramming, or funnies or any- lunar surface at 8:52 p.m. country. The House of Eng unit cost metal to metal and ... on (AP) — Live and in color thing." and 11:22 p.m. Mr. Lin, who lives at 106 about $1,500, but Mr. Lin electronic pieces," says the from the Ocean of Storms, as- The first Apollo 12 telecast The Tuesday program is Cmirtland Lane, is co-founder pointed out that more units flight operations director, tronauts Charles Conrad Jr. is set for 2:42 p.m. EST, short; 20 minutes at 11:12 with Joseph Ens (no relation are needed for larger opera- Christopher C. Kraft. "If and Alan L. Bean will star in about three hours after p.m. featuring the undocklng to the owner of the House of tions, His firm now is planning you're going to build a lu- two TV moon specials — an launch. At that time the lu- of the spacecraft and lunar Eng) of the KIcrtrosonix Pol- similar installations in North nar base there in the future early morning walk-on ana' nar module, having separat- module and formation flying . lution Control firm of New Jersey and another in a res- It's important to know the en- a late, late show lasting ed from the third stage of the prior to lunar descent. York City. taurant in the financial sec- vironmental effects of the nearly five hours. launch rocket, will dock with Together, the two engineers tion of Manhattan. moon." The two moon shows will the command craft nose to First of the moon specials devised a unit joining electro- Applying the basic theory of total 8 hours, 25 minutes and nose. Scheduled TV time for starts at 6:02 a.m. Wednes- Can Get Data day and lasts 3Va hours as static and ultra-sonic waves the kitchen unit, the two in- Even if Apollo 12 fails to 11 separate transmissions the maneuver, 65 minutes. to effectively remove dirt and ventors have devised scrub- during flight and on the lunar Conrad and Bean leave the land on the moon and Con- No further telecast is lander and begin setting up oil particles" from air, leaving bers for incinerators, cars and surface will cover 3 hours, 25 planned until 5:47 p.m. Sat- rad and Bean stay aboard the minutes. equipment for experiments only a clean, pure exhaust to diesel trucks. command module with Kich- urday when the world gets enter tho atmosphere. before collecting moon sam- "Tho Federal Housing Ad- ard F. Gordon Jr. In moon "We'll show you as much another look at the inside of ples. The process removes oil ministration is interested in orbit, the mission can gath- as we can of the things that the spacecraft in deep space. mists, agglomerated liquids testing one of our devices on er data Vital to future land- we're doing," Bean said in a Duration: 35 minutes. How much of the telecasts and entrained dust from the an apartment Incinerator in ings. recent Interview. is relayed to the public de- A CLEANER KEYPORT — Gene Eng, owner of tho The next show is early — exhaust gases generated by New York City," which could "Our idea on television Is 2:52 a.m. — on Monday, fea- pends, of course, on the vari- restaurant cooking. House of Eng, 34 E. Front St., Koyporr, shows ob- be the beginning of the end Apollo 12 is to stay in moon ous television networks, orbit for more than 24 hours one of showing the people on turing a view of earth from Simply put, the machine vious pleasure with air pollution control device in- for some of the air pollution earth what we're doing. We about 200,000 miles away. Al- The second moon show "scrubs" the air dean. in that city, Mr. Lin said. after the moon surface stay. stalled in his restaurant nino months ago. This round, During Ihis time' the astro- haven't got anything special so on Monday: spacecraft starts at 12:42 a.m. Thursday The device was installed Mr, Lin, 51, who came to thought out as far as pro- activities and views of the prototype version hai tince been replaced with a nauts will perform photo re- and lasts four hours and 55 nine months ago in a test run the StaraUhmore development minutes, With the astro- in the restaurant, owned by more compact unit. Both htve successfully "scrubbed" in Matawan six years ago connaissance for future moon assaults. naut off-camera during their Gene Eng, Since then, the pro- fumes of oil and grease from the Icitehen, leaving only after 17 years in Jersey City, more extensive explorations totype model has been clean air. is executive vice president of The command module's or- TV networks will hav« a vi- replaced by a more compact his New York-based firm. bit will be changed to permit sual problem. NBC- plans to unit. From the Chinese mainland, detailed photography ot 'he Obituaries use marionettes to simulate The machine iB hooked to "The withdrawal of oil and Powers, superintendent of, Mr. Lin was an attache with craters Fra Mauro, Des- the astronauts in ens-sixth exhaust hoods over the kitch- grease will diminish the the New York City Board of the Chinese Navy in Washing- cartes and Lalande, all candi- gravity environment. en stoves, ind through a fog chance of fires," Mr. Lin said, Underwriters to Mr. Lin, re- ton during World War II and dates for future landings. charged with the electrical explaining that the buildup of called that in 1968, 100 of the worked with several engineer- These photographs are con- Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder The remainder of the Apol-* and sonic waves, removes oil grease in the ducts leading 300 restaurant fires in the city ing firms before joining Jo- sidered^vital in training the lo 12 television schedule: and grease. from restaurant kitchens has were caused by grease build- seph Eng in 1965. crews who will one day fly KEANSBURG - Mrs. Eliz- iary of the New Point Fire Thursday —12:37 p.m., dock- The process lias another ad- been a major cause of fires ups in ducts. / He is presently a member to these .sites. abeth Snyder, 83, of 1 Church Company, and a member of ing of spacecraft and lunar and high Insurance premiums, of the Matawan Township In- St., died yesterday in River- the Daughter)] of America, module for the return trip to vantage besides control of air These fires caused $1.2 mil- This photography is called pollution. A letter from W. Robert lion in damage, Mr. Powers dustrial Commission. view Hospital, lied Bank, af- Bayshore Council. earth. Friday Nov. 21 — "Bootstrap," a term used, an ter a short illness. She is survived by a son, 4:17 p.m., lunar surface. Sun- official said, because "we're Mrs. Snyder was the widow Earl Snyder of Pt. Pleasant; day, Nov. 23 - 6:52 »,m., pulling up our capability by of William P. Snyder, former two sisters, Mrs. Margaret moon and earth views and spacecraft interior. our own bootstraps" by using Keansburg Fire Chief, who Haines, of Haslet, and Mrs. Hazlet Shop Center Studied died in 1968, She was born Annie Wilson of Toms River; one mission to help future. in Brooklyn, N. Y, and had five grandchildren, and eight Officers End Coune HAZLET - The Planning Circle store. The shopping eirtends 700 feet from the maining property of the Holi- lived here for the past 50 great-grandchildren. Board last night accepted for center, to be comprised of n highway, lies in n residential day Inn. The board ruled that years. She was a founding Services will be held .Mon- FREEHOLD - Red B«nk study and review an applica- major supermarket and 18 zone. the half acre lot would not Commission member of the Ladies Auxll- day at 1 p.m. in the John J. Police Cant Charles Jones tion from IJOU Manfra Enter- stores will be enclosed in a meet the five-acre minimum Ryan Home for Funerals, and Sgt. Vernon Patterson mull. The bourd rejected an ap- requirement of the smne. prises of Newark to combine plication from the tahigh Re- Mrs. Vineenzn Albano Keansburg, Burial will be in have completed * two-week properties on IU. 36 for a |1 1 An application from Pas- Fairvlew Cemetery, Middle- Chairman John I '. Ciilligan alty and Development Com- Bars Merger HAZLET - Mrs. Vincenza course in accident investiga- million shopping center. indicated however, that a quale Bomano ofN 809 Front town. pany of Brooklyn to subdivide St., Union Beaoh to subdivide . ASBURY PARK - W. D, Albano, 46, of 14 Virginia tion at thfe Monmouth County The firm wishes to join two variance will be needed from a half acre lot from a 7)4 a 32,000-square foot tract on Williams,' president of New Ave., died yesterday irt'Riv- Police Academy. The course lots to form a 12.6 acre-tract the Zoning Board because the acre tract on Rt. 35. Jersey Natural Gas Co. an- erview Hospital in Red Bank. Harold L. Harvey across from Bradleas Family rear portion of the land which Beers St. at Clark St. into was given undoy the supervi- four lots was classed as ma- nounced that the company She was born In New York WINTER HAVEN, Fla. - The firm wishes to separ- sion of Northwestern Univer- ate a lot on which a Gulf jor, A public hearing will be had been Informed yesterday City and lived here for ten Harold L. Harvey. 79, of 1945 Station is built from the re- held next month. that Ute New York Public years. Ave. E, South West, and 4 sity. . Service Commission had de- Mrs, Albano was a commu- Sheridan St., Farmingdale, IMMWWMMMWMM nied the application of Brook- nicant of St. Benedict's died yesterday in Winter Ha- County Births lyn Union Gas Co. to com- Church. She is survived by ven Hospital, JOHNS.MANVIUE bine with New Jersey Na- her husband, Charles Albano; Mr. Harvey was born in RIVERVIEW Mr. and Mrs. diaries Hel- Apollo 12 Launch tural. • a son, Charles S. Albano, at New Jersey and for the past Red Bank frigh (nee Barbara Huhn), 34 (Continued) scientific experiments — a .Mr. Williams said that New home; her parents, Mr. and nine years had lived In Win- ROOFING Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Mora Shore Haven Hoad, Hazlet, nauts Neil A. Armstrong and seismometer to record moon Jersey Natural would want to Mrs. Anthony Locascio of ter Haven during the winter. (nee Hilda Pagan), 73 Oak- daughter, Wednesday. Edwin E. Aldrln Jr. quakes and other disturbanc- study the decision before Merrick, Long Island; two He was a retired farmer. COMES IN land St., Red Bank, son, yes- Mr. and Mrs, Charles Conrad described the land- es, and devices to measure commenting. brothers, Joseph Locascio of terday, Bouton (nee Catherine Mc- ing sito as "gently rolling, tho solar wind, the moon's at- Merrick, and Salvatore Lo- Surviving are two., sisters, 18 COLORS Cann), 197 Otis Ave., Staten The approval of the New cascio of Lindenhurst, New Miss Rae E. Harvey of Farm- Mr. and Mrs. Richard But- pocked with small craters, but mosphere and its magnetic York commission was the last ler (nee Marine Hudson), 254 Island, sou, Wednesday. relatively smooth." field," Bean explained. "The York; five sisters, Mrs. Vir- ingdale, and Mrs. Iris Patter- Mr. and Mrs. Norman step needed to effect the ginia Vollrath of Bethpage, son of Ardena, Howell Town- w. Prospect Ave., Koyport, The target area is near a second EVA will be primarily merger. Previously it had RED BANK son, yesterday. Pfaller (nee Karen Warso), crater where an unmanned to gather carefully document- Mrs. Josephine Crochilla of ship. 1(124 Union Ave, Hazlet, son, been approved by the New Centereach, Mrs. Eva Scimo- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gal- Surveyor spacecraft soft-land- ed rock samples." Jersey Public Utilities Com- Services will be held at 2 derese (nee Joann Scotlo), 435 Wednesday. nelli of Mineola, Mrs. Chris- Est. 7925 ed in April 1957. The Instruments will re- mission and had received a tine Caminiti, Miss Margaret • p.m., Sunday, at the C.H.T. Prospect St., Long Branch, JERSEY SHORN MKDICAL They hope to be able to coive electrical power from a favorable ruling from the In- Clayton and Son Funeral son, yesterday. Locasio, Merrick, all of Long Neptune reach tho Surveyor to remove a nuclear generator fueled by ternal Revenue Service. Island, N. Y.: and Mrs. Hose Home, Adelphia. The Rev.9 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bat- Mr. and Mrs. Terrance parts for return to earth, in- the heat of a radioactive ele- Pizzolo of Brooklyn, N. Y. Horace Frantz, pastor of the tone (nee Jane Deahan), 62 Brown (nee Lorraine Balm), cluding a glass insulation pan- ment, plutonium 238. The ele- Farmingdale United Method- Hialeah Ave., Mlddletown, Millstone Road, Penineville,- el, aluminum tubing, a piece ment produces only minor Liquor Store Funeral arrangements are ist Church, will officiate. Bur- son, yesterday. daughter, yesterday. of cable and the television radiation dosage, and poses no under-the direction of the Day ial will be in Evergreen Cem- I room's Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mr. and Mrs. Gerald John- camera. threat to tho astronauts. Thefts Admitted Funeral Home in Keyport. etery, Farmingdale. Coneeny (nee Italia Morano), son (nee Susan Wolf), 20 But Surveyor is located The Ocean of Storms is be- FREEHOLD - John H. Call 741-7500 179 Her Drive, Mlddletown, Olive St., Neptune, son, yes- about 150 feet down from the lieved to be geologically older Foster 3d, Hagerstown, Md., son, Wednesday. terday. rim of a 650-foot diameter cra- than the Soa of TranquiUty yesterday pleaded guilty to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wost ter, on a 12-degree slope, and where Apollo 11 landed. two counts of armed robbery Slevenson (nee Patricia Melt- (nee Victoria Roas), 51 River it may IKS tricky to reach. Scientists still are conduct- and two counts of robbery of zer), 6 Heddin Place. Middle- Road, Bolmar, daughter, yes- $1,411.20 from two liquor town, daughter, Wednesday. Bean said the Surveyor was ing a detailed study of the 48 terday. a secondary objectivo to be pounds of rocks gathered by stores and a store patron. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cell Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Tnl- He admitted stealing $795 (nee Catherine Bount), 94 tried only after every major Armstrong and Aldrin, seek- arica (nee Pamela Ann Nel- assignment wns completed. ing clues to the origin of the from Bell Liquors, Broadway, Monmouth fload, Keansburg, Long Branch, Jan. 5, 1968, son), Apt. 2, Spring Lnkd He and Conrad plan two out- moon, which in turn could re- son, Wednesday. Gardens, Spring Lake, while armed with a revolver SATURDAY and SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Vincent side excursions, each lasting veal much about moon-earth daughter, yesterday. relationships. and returning to the same Kirchner (nee Maryann Ro- about S'/i hours, with a 13- store Jan. 20,1968, and again gan), CIS S. Laurel Ave., MONMOUTH MEDICAL hour rest between. They hope Scientists arc anxious for a while armed with a revolver, Nov. 15th and 16th Only Hazlet, daughter, Wednesday. Long Branch to roam up to about half a landing in the lunar highlands taking $428.20. He also ad- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cald- nillfi from the Intrepid, com- as soon as possible. They be- mitted taking $13 from a Over (nee Virginia Eagan), well (nee Adeline Lavnonno), pared to about 250 feet for lieve material there could store patron, Robert Ferry. 2M dhurch St., Belford, 100 Seventh Ave., Long the Apollo 11 astronauts, Much havo been thrust upward from of the activity will bebcamed within tho surface and contain Foster also admitted tak- Chiquita daughter, Wednesday. Branch, son, yesterday. ing $175 from Silver's Li- Jlr. and Mrs. John Doyle Mr, and Mrs, Robert to earth by color television. matter dating to the origin of the moon, perhaps as old as quor Store, New Shrewsbury, (nee Helen Murphy), 17 Fran- Davics, 311 Hrookside Drive, "The first IWA (extravehi- Jan. 10, 1068, ciscan Way, Hazlet, son, Howell Township, son, yester- cular activity) will be con- 4.5 billion years, cerned with setting up five Superior Court Judge Wednesday. day. The Apollo 13 mission, Clarkson S, Fisher accepted BANANAS scheduled next March, will be the pleas and set Dec. 19 for aimed for the highlands near sentencing. the crater Fra Maura if Apol- Assistant County Prose- lo 12 brings off a pinpoint cutor Thomas J. Smith Jr. Weather: Rainy, Windy, Coldlanding. presented the state's case. As an aid lo Apollo 13, the Assistant Deputy Public De- Cloudy and windy with rain In Long Branch, yesterday's miles late tonight nnd tomor- Apollo 12 astronauts will fender Harold Karasic repre- today, high around 40 north- high was S3 degrees and the row. Tides running one lo spend an extra day In lunar sented Foster. west lo around 50 coastal sec- low was 3li. it was 43 at 6 two feet above normal may orbit after completing the sur- tions. Cloudy, breezy and cold p.m. The overnight low was cause minor flooding at high face exploration to obtain de- tonight with ram ending, low 4li and the temperature at 7 tide today. tailed photographs of Fra Man Admits in 30s. this morning was 48. There Times Mauro and two other possible Tomorrow variable cloudi- was a .2-Inch rainfall early Check Counts Sundy Hook highland landing sites near ness and quite cool with this morning. tho craters Descartes and La- FREEHOLD - Lcroy Rich- chance of scattered snow flur- MAItlNK TODAY - High 11:36 p.m. lande,. ardson, 1318 Asbury Ave,, ries northwest hills, high in and low 5:31) p.m. Capo May to Block Island: When Conrad and Bean Asbury Park, yesterday upper 30s to mid 40s. Small craft warnings in ef- TOMORROW - High 11:59 pleaded guilty to two counts Tides running one to two feet have redocked with Yankee fect for cast to northeast a.m, and . . . p.m. and low Clipper after leaving the of attempting to cash forged above normal may cause mi- winds increasing lo -20 - 30 S::ifi u.m, and 6:3fi p.m, $25 checks In Ixing Branch. nor flooding at high tide to- knots with higher gliMs today. moon, they'll set up Intrepid's Sunday — High 12:42 a.m. .systems for an attempt to - Richardson was charged day. Sunday's outlook, fair West to southwest winds 15- with attempting to cash « $25 and quite cool. Precipitation 25 knots tonight and tomor- and 1:06 p.m. and low 6:48 crash-land it on tho moon. 362 Broad Sf.ft Maple Ave a.m. and 7:42 p.m. A ground signal will fire In- check Oct. 9 at tho Finast probability BO per cent tonight row. Cloudy with rain today Store, Third Avo., and on and 20 per cent Saturday. continuing into parts of to- trepid's engine to send it hurt- K«r Red Bank and Rumson ling down from in altitude of Oct. 20 at tho Monmouth Winds east to southeast 10-20 night, Variable cloudiness to- bridge add two hours; Sea County National Bank, Long m.p.h. with higher gusts to- morrow. Visibility one* to 65 miles. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; The goal is to crash it with- Branch. day and west to southwest'10- throe miles in rain and fog Long Hrancb, deduct 15 min- 20 m.p.h. tonight and tomor- today nnd part of tonight, im- utes; .Highlands bridge, add in a few miles of the landing Superior Court Judge row. proving to hotter than five 40 minutes. site so the impact will excite Clarkson S. Flshor accepted the selsmomotor Conrad and the ple»s and set Pec. 5 for i,;^^^^ Bean leavt behind. sentencing. -TOE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK- MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 19*59 bf the News Bog Dumping Ban ,SDES MOINES, Iowa - Vice President Spin) T. Agnew charged Thursday night that an unprecedented concentra- tion of power over American public opinion is held by a "small and unelected elite" within the television industry. Hearing Is Delayed "As with other American institutions," Agnew suggested, "perhaps it is time that FREEHOLD - A trial to prepared to defend his client fill operation and he was col- the networks were made more responsive determine if a temporary re- on it. lecting garbage from other to the views of the nation and more re- straint halting DominicK Judge Lane then continued municipalities and dumping sponsible to the people they serve." Manzo from dumping in the non-jury trial until Mon- it in the bog. With one major exception, the broad- Burnt Fly Bog in Marlboro day to give Mr. Givens an The township attorney also cast industry was quick to reject Agnew's opportunity to review the argued then that the town- remarks. Some characterized them as an should be made permanent or code. Mr. Minogue's motion ship had turned down a vari- attempt at intimidation of and interference dissolved got off to a late will be decided then. ance for Mr. Manzo but that with press freedom. start yesterday and was Mr. Minogue said a town- he had continued to dump In a speech before a Midwest regional quickly recessed until Mon- ship Board of Health ordi- there. Republican committee, the vice president day. nance dated April 27, 1944, Mr., Manzo, however, con- Agnew said newscasters, commentators and pro- Superior Court Judge Mer- was included in the town- tended that he was entitled ducers of network news programs give the American peo- ritt Lane Jr. delayed the ship's listing of evidence to to use the land as a dump ple a selective and often biased presentation of the news. start of the trial, Marlboro be presented in the case but as a valid nonconforming use I "The people' can register their complaints on bias v. Dominick Manzo of Mata- he had recently discovered and would continue to dump through mail to the networks and phone calls to local sta- wan, after Marlboro Town- the earlier code and wanted even without a variance be- tions," said Agnew, who was interrupted many times by ship attorney James R. Mi- it included. cause of this long standing applause from the audience. "This is one case where the nogue sought to have an Aug. Marlboro had gained; a .usage. people must defend themselves . . . where the citizen, not 12, 1943, nuisance ordinance temporary injunction against Township Council April 17 the government, must be the reformer . . . where the con- ORIGINAL PRESENTATION — Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, former U. S. ^ by the township Board of Mr. Manzo last May 29 which denied Mr. Manzo a variance sumer can be the most effective crusader." Health included as part of the stopped him from using his ' sador to Denmark and former Mayor of Rad Bank, chats with Dr. Robert L. Tice-' after the matter had been re- township's proofs. 133-acre tract in Burnt Fly manded to council Feb. 9 by Reds Stage Heavy Assault hurst, center, president of the Red Bank Rotary Club and Jack Levin, program chair- John C. Givens of Red Bog as a dump. Superior Court Judge Elvin SAIGON — Strong North Vietnamese forces attacked man, after her talk on her years of diplomatic service in Denmark. Meeting was Bank, representing Mr. At that May hearing, Mr. R. Simmill, who ordered Saigon government troops today near the Bu Prang and held at Molly Pitcher Motor Inn, Red Bank. Manzo, objected, stating that Monogue maintained Mr. another public hearing be- Due Lap Special Forces camps near the Cambodian border, he had not been informed of Manzo was carrying on a fore council to allow objec- triggering close-hand fighting during which South Vietnam- this ordinance and was not large scale commercial land- tors to speak on it. ese bombers hit their own troops. Associated Press photographer Rick Merron reported from Ban Me Thout that first casualty reports said at least 54 South Vietnamese infantrymen and two American advis- Fire Escape Plan OK'd ers were wounded, many of them from bombs that landed Bus Firm Apparently in the midst of the opposing forces. The number of dead was not immediately known. Offi- cers in the field said there "may be more casualties." By Colts Neck Board Wants Franchise Out Ex-Parking Official Seized COLTS NECK — "In the siderable discussion among . The board approved the LITTLE SILVER-The New The New York-Keansburg- ATLANTIC CITY — George Lewis Brady, 63, who had ten years I have served on the board members as to the proposal five to three. terested in getting rid of the been sought for six years in connection with the theft of York-Keansburg-Long Branch Long Branch Bus Co. was hit Newark franchise, has indi- this board there have been a real necessity for the fire es- Dr. Thomas. Ilaria, Colts $784,468 from the Massachusetts Parking Authority, was capes. The school has con- Bus Co., which won state by an eight-week-long strike cated it will continue that run scheduled for a hearing today in U.S. Dis- few occasions when I have Neck was appointed school Public Utilities Commission of drivers the day after the until the PUC decision on re- tinued to pass insurance car- 1 trict Court, Camden,' on a charge of flight had more trouble making up riers inspections; estimated Dental Hygienlst for theapproval to purchase the PUC rendered its decision. opening tihe hearings, Mr. to avoid prosecution. my mind as how to vote — I cost submitted by school ar- 1969-70 school year. Long Branch-to-Newark fran- approving the Newark fran- Mausner reported. chise from the Boro Busses chise transfer, Mr. Mausner Boro Busses Co. sold the Brady, wearing blue denim overalls, a shall vote "yes" to settle the chitect, Quentin Armstrong, Teachers added toth e Coun- Co., apparently wants out, pointed out. That strike ended Newark franchise to the New black plastic jacket and workmen's shoes, issue. We want no trouble, win be approximately $20,- ty Substitute list: Linda Qua- Milton A. Mausner, Red Wednesday. York-Keansburg-Long Branch was returning to his hotel room with a bag within the township." 000. beck and Teresa Blake, Colts of groceries when he was arrested by FBI Bank, attorney for the Mun- Boro Busses, which is in- line for $25,000. Board president Leslie Concerned parents have Neck; Lawrence Sporn, Free- icipal Public Services Coord- agents and investigators from the office Filepp voted his approval for been asking for fire protec- hold; Helene Hovanec, Mata- of the Massachusetts Attorney General. inating Committee, has told the construction of two fire es- tion for children having class- wan; Susan Azano, Eaton- that group. The FBI said he had $5,000 in his pos- capes for the Atlantic Town- es on the second floor of the town; Barbara Tomaino, session when he was taken into custody ship School at last night's school. The only > means of Shrewsbury, Pamela Sher- Mr. Mausner represented Avenue Widening Set about 5:15 p.m. yesterday in front of the Brady Board of Education meeting. egress is an inner stairway man, Oakhurst and Lynn the MPSCC at a Nov. 6 PUC Hotel Charleston. There had been con- leading to the main floor. Mackay, New Shrewsbury. hearing on the Boro Busses Last week, police traced him to an Asbury Park room- application to extend the For Neptune, Asbury ing house, but he was gone when police arrived at the effective date of the transfer TRENTON — Transporta- scene. beyond Oct. 31. The approval The reconstructed road will for the transfer was to expire tion Commissioner David J. be 46 feet between curbs with if it weren't completed by Goldberg today announced a three-inch thick bituminous Aid Sought for Integration Tinton Falls Board that bids will be received concrete surface laid down on that date, Mr. Mausner ex- HARTFORD, Conn. — It takes more than Supreme plained. De. 4 for the widening of Rail- a high quality road founda- Court orders to integrate the public schools of the United road Ave. in Neptune Town- tion, consisting of a four-inch States, says Robert H. Finch, secretary of health, educa- Mr. Mausner said that the ship and Asbury Park, Mon- bituminous base course on top 'tion and welfare. Names Wood to Seat New York-Keansburg-Long mouth County. . of eight-inch compacted grav- Finch told a Republican fund-raising Branch Bus Co. has asked el base. NEW SHREWSBURY — Both he and his wife, Bev- able classroom exercises on The project includes exca- gathering last night that he had been au- the PUC to reopen the hear- vating, grading, drainage, The improved four - lane thorized by President Nixon to ask for a Geoffrey R. Wood of 17 Wel- erly, were born in New Eng- the anniversary of his birth." ing on its decision okaying lington Dr, here, was appoint- land. The couple have five Superintendent George C. concrete curbing and bitumi- facility will have two 11-foot ?10 million supplemental appropriation to the transfer so that company nous concrete paving over a ed to the Tinton Falls children, Richard, 18 now Malone said that individual traffic lanes for each direc- help local school districts implement the officials can present addition- distance of J).6 miles from recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Schools Board of Education serving in the U.S. Army; teachers and students will ex- ' al testimony. tion of travel. Tuesday. John, 17, a senior at Mon- amine Dr. King's works, in in- Corlles Avenue, Neptune prompt desegregation. Township, to Monroe Avenue The upgraded facility is de- "We will seek in the next few days a Mr. Wood will fill the unex- mouth Regional High School; dividual classroom sessions. On Nov. 6, the New York- pired term of Lawrence Sing- Ruth-Ann, 15, a sophomore at Mr. Malone also presented Keansburg-Long Branch Jline in Asbury Park. It is part signed to relieve traffic con- S10 million supplemental appropriation un- of the federal aid secondary gestion on Main Street. The der Title 4 of tiie Civil Rights Act for aid er who resigned last August M.R.H.S.; Thomas, 13, a stu- to the Board a new Arts and presented additional informa- for business reasons. dent at Tinton Falls School; Music curriculum, which will tion which indicated falling system program. project is scheduled for com- to school districts which need added funds pletion 100 working days after to comply with the court's decision," A salesman with the Gene- and Elizabeth, 5, a kindergar- be reviewed before action is revenues on its New York Existing Railroad Avenue is va Textile Associates of New ten student at Swimming Riv- taken at the Board's Decem- run, Mr. Mausner said, "and generally 20 feet wide award of contract. Costs will • Finch Finch said, adding: "We will do more than be shared equally by Mon- \ enforce the law of the land. We want to build the capaci- York City, Mr. Wood holds a er School. ber session. it appears they're .not happy between curbs, with two 10- Bachelor of Science degree in At the same meeting, the The following appoint- about having to take over the foot travel lanes on an as- mouth County and the federal ' ty of state and local governments and of school districts government. . to comply. A week _• i 101.00" ton. town public utility watchdog cated on Shrewsbury Ave., $ 1.00 ii week — $ 50.50 group, has sliced a chunk off New College Idea The indictment listed Zicarelli and two had been victims of breaking we pay Interest on it. % .50 ii woek-_ % 25.25 others as defendants and said the intended its name. and entry sometime last HARTSVILLE, S.C. (AP) - victim of the alleged conspiracy was one The committee officially re- night. Trustees of Coker College THE CAM Jack Hoyt. It did not further identify christened itself the Municipal The incidents were report- have endorsed President Gus Hoyt. ^Coordinating Committee. ed this morning by employes Turbeville's plan for abolish- CENTRAL JERSEY BMK HELP YOU? The committee also adopted reporting to work and are un- ing grades and examinations. TRUST COMRflNV Col. David Kelly, superintendent of AlUnhunt * Alltntown • BradlayBaao)) • ••tontown Zicarelli Slate Police, said the arrest was an out- its first set of by-lays. der investigation, according They also . said Thursday F«mlnid.l. • ft. MonmouMl • FrMhokJ tt> • PrMhoU Twin £PB\/ICG /C fit It) growth of a six-month investigation conducted by the state Middletown Committeeman to police. No estimate of what,, they approve leaving the Long Branch (3) . Marlboro • Matawan • Niptuna Clty> **fcr% ' «*« »W Wl* police intelligence bureau and by a task force on organized Edwin Makely is MCC chair- if anything, was taken has schedule of class meetings up • SMftWrt • •Imwtbury • sprint LakaH«l(hM A/GG£ST ASSETI - from the attorney general's office. man. yet been made, they said. to students and teachers. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MfDDLETOWN, N. J.; FRIDAY, NOVEMBER H, 1969 Obituaries Chambers Brothers Little Silver Postpones Top Homecoming Public Hearing 2 Days WEST LONq BRANCH - able in the Student Union at made their 'debut in Lee Benjamin Mankoff, LITTLE SILVER - The Schools also will be dis- The annual holiday musi- The Chambers Brothers head- the college and at the door. County's Mount Calvary Bap- missed at 1:45 p.m. Dec. 10 cale will be held at 8 p.m. line the ninth annual Home- tist Church In Mississippi public hearing here on the The Chambers Brothers for- the second Professional Dec. 17 at ttie Markham Place coming Weekend Concert at singing spirituals. Brian proposed Regional High have been taking their ex- Day. ' SchooL Concert Violinist Monmouth College Saturday, plosive blend of gospel, rock Keenan met the brothers in School will be held Thursday Nov. 22, at 8:30 p.m., ac- and blues from nightclubs to New York and they later , Instead of Tuesday at origin- LONG BRANCH - Benja- member of Local 802, Associ- cording to Jay Calabresc, colleges and concert halls. hired him as their drummer. ated Musicians of Greater Avon, senior class president, ally planned. min Mankoff, 70, of 762 Besides their original num- In 1961, in Los Angeles, the New York. He also was asso- and Homecoming Weekend Announcement of the Greens Ave. died suddenly bers, the Chambers Brothers' brothers all quit their jobs yesterday In his home. ciated with Walters Inc., -^chairman. and became professional mu- change was made at last Right in the Nick of Time repertoire includes blues stan- here. sicians. Still gospel singers, Mr. Mankoff was born in The concert, which also dards and popular tunes. night's meeting of the Board He was a member of the the brothers played coffee- England, but lived in Mon- features folk-singer Jill Wil- The group has performed Of Education. The hearing mouth County 30 years. Jordan Masonic Lodge, Nep- houses and small clubs for tune, and of the Tall Cedars linger, Is slated to be held at most of the major night- about 2'/a years when, as will be held at 8:15 p.m. in His wife was the late Mrs. o[ Lebanon. in the Alumni Memorial Gym- clubs around the country. George puts it, "I turned in the Markham Place School. They appeared on "Showcase Betty Walters Mankoff. Surviving are a son, Allan nasium. Tickets are avail- my gut-bucket and got a Dates of other related pub- •68" on network television, Fender electric." A violinist, with sym- H. Mankoff of East Hampton, Mrs. Harriet Hamilton and were invited back for a lic hearings on the Regional phony orchestras, Mr. Man- N. V.; two brothers, Joseph WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. - chance to win the show's High School remain un- koff studied music in Finland. Mankoff of East Orange and Miss Willinger is a popular Mrs. Harriet Hamilton, 59, of award for the most exciting artist who records for Decca changed: Monday evening At one lime, he played with Hyman Mankoff of New- 325 Academy St., died professional performers of Records. She has appeared at Shrewsbury and Wednesday the Paul Whiteman orches- ark, and a sister, Mrs. Mart ttje year. Sanig of. Irvlngton. Wednesday in Williamsport the Bitter End in New York evening Red Bank. tra. He was a member of I/v Hospital after a short illness. City and performed on the cal 399, American Federation Services will be at noon to- The Chambers Brothers The board last night opened Born in Newark, N.J., she Monmouth campus last and accepted for considera- of Musicians, and an exempt day in the Richard C. Holdal month during the Vietnam member of Local 10, Associ- Funeral Home, Oakhurst. In- resided in Port Monmouth Mrs. Yetta Morgovsky tion the only bid submitted on and New Monmouth, N.J., Moratorium Day. ated Musieians of Greater terment will be in Temple RED BANK - Mrs. Yetta two bus routes from the Bor- Newark, and an honorary Beth KI Cemetery, Neptune, before moving here eight ough Bus Company, at {37.50 months ago. Morgovsky, 76, of 163 Shrews- bury Ave., died this morning Mrs. Ellen Rupell per day. The two routes are The widow of John Hamil- at Rlvervlew Hospital, Red KEYPORT - Mrs. Ellen M. numbers three and four — ton, she was a member of Bank. Rawls Rupell, 90, of 172 Main Holy Cross School, Rumson P^REGISTER Central Baptist Church, At- St., died Wednesday in the.t and Rumson County Day lantic Highlands, N.J. Mrs. Morgovsky had resid- School, Rumson. IN Ch.itr.ol Bt, lied Bank. M. I. WI01 ed in Bed Bank for 28 years, John L. Montgomery Medical Muln OMl»i Surviving are a daughter, prior to that she had been a Home, Freehold, where she Also in connection with Brunch OlrleMl Mrs. James E. Ryder of New had been a patient five years. transportation, the board in- m m. .15. MiMMwm. N. I, resident of Keyport. She 10 Kn.t Main St., Freehold, N. 1. Monmouth; a brother, Arthur was a member of the Sister- Born in Jersey. City, Mrs. creased the rate of reimburse- i 17t Br<»4t»r> I»»» Brunch, N. I. Cooper of Montclair, N.J.; hood of Congregation B'nai Rupell lived most of her life ment for use of private ve- three sisters, Mrs. A. Hocsly there, moving here five years hicles for school business "Marine View's 1969 In 1818 tiy John II. Oook tod Bmr dw Israel. of Summit, N.J., Mrs. James She is survived by her hus- before going to the medical from 10 cents a mile to 12 Christmas Club Cheek" B«mb«r™° tht Ai«ocl«.t«a Pre»« - Tin iUtooUUd Prty to w Bell of Newark and Mrs, Wil- band, Abraham Morgovsky; home. She was a member of cents a mile. K«luilv«5 to tM UH t" r.|.abllcaU.n of all th» tool Bam orintad Is liam Dozwell of Morristown, a son, Bert S. Morgovsky; a the Order of Eastern Star, Tabled for further consid- nlwapaptr u mil M all XF n»wa dlipttclm- N.J., and four grandchildren. Easton, Pa., and of Gethse- Itcond olui miUia I>al« at ned Bank. N. JjOJWl ud U Mllttml daughter, Mrs. Jack Cohen, eration, following lengthy dis- 1970 CLUB NOW OPEN! iui otftoH. Fuaiuiud daiir. Mondir ihrou.ii maar. Services will be Monday at all of Red Bank; a brother, mane Lutheran Church of cussion, was a request from 3 11 a.m. In the Scott Funeral Teva Gordetsky of Philadel- Keyport. residents of the Sllverside Choose Any One Home, Belford, N.J., with phia; four grandchildren, Mrs, Rupell was the widow area for the transporta- of These Clubs FREE! the Rev. Harry Kraft, pastor and a great-grandchild. of Edward Rupell. tion of .14 pupils to the St. WIIKLY AMOUNT AN ATTRACTIVE of Central Baptist Church, of- Funeral arrangements are A niece, Mrs. Emily War- James School, Red Bank, on PAYMINT OF CLUB GIFT WITH EVERY ficiating. Burial will be in under the direction of the nock, with whom she lived; exfsting bus routes. .50 25.25 CLUB OPENING Shoreland Memorial Gardens, Worden Funeral Home, Ked and a nephew, Raymond F. The board granted a leave John Van Kirk & Son Hazlet, N.J. ' $1 50.50 Bank. Rawls of Undon Bearih, sur- of absence to Mrs; Nancy $2 101.00 vive. Moore, school nurse, from ft/ DIVIDEND S. A. Dc Lorenzo $3 151.50 MONUMENTS Mrs. Jennie Mikulchik Private services were this March 9 to May 15, 1970, so /0 ON 85 COOPER RD., MIDDLETOWN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- morning in the John W. Mebl- that she may complete edu- $5 252.50 Salvatore A. DeLorenzo, 76, TOMS HIVER-Mrs. Jennie CompUted (off Rt. 35 »t Haadon'i Cornar) nebeck Funeral Home, Hazlet, cational requirements toward $10 505.00 of 43 Grand Ave., died yes- Rcmpo Mikulchik, 74, of 380 with the Rev. Henry W. a degree. CLUBS 74I-03W M7-HM terday in his home after a Suburban Drive, died yester- $20 1010.00 IARRE GUILD MONUMINTS Kireher, pastor of Gethse- Accepted with regret was short illness. day in Beachview Nursing mane Lutheran Church, offi- 1 Home, Atlantic City. tlie resignation of Mrs. Kath- Born in Monteverde, Italy, ciating. Burial was in Holm- leen T. Howard, effective Anchor Your Savings to . , , • he was a resident here 30 Born in Poland, she came del Cemetery. Jan. 31,1970. to the United States 60 years years. Mrs. Susan* Azano of Eaton- A retired boiler repairman ago. She resided most of her town was approved as a sub- MARINE VIEW FOR ANY OCCASION for Public Service Electric life in Middletown before mov- stitute teacher. and Gas Co., he was a U.S. ing here three years ago. Save on Fuel SAVINGS 'JSS&, Army veteran of World War Schools in Little Silver will HONEY BEE FLOWERS She was the widow of Sam with remain closed from 12:30 I and a member of St. Agnes Mikulchik. LINCROFT RUSSELL T. HODGKISS Catholic Church, here. p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 26, un- Surviving are two sons, til Monday, Dec. 1, for 471-2400 I 291-0100 842-4400 Surviving are his widow, ALUMINUM 44* BROAD ST. Adam Mikulchik of Middle- Thanksgiving recess. SHRIWSIURY, Fllomena Feifara DeLoren- town and Charles Rempo of SIDING zo; a son, Dr. Joseph DeLor- this place; a daughter, Mrs. 741-4020 enzo of Moorestown; four Virginia Scanlon of Holmdel; daughters, Mrs, Ann Ciam- lUllabl* Slue* 1*27 two sisters, Mrs. Lena Rera- brone and Mrs. Viola hut of Middletown and Mrs. RED BANK IY WIRI ANYWHERE Mlckens, both of Long Elsie Klemovich of Bronx, Branch, Mrs. Rose Carnrite and five grandchildren, of Massapequa, L.I., and Mrs. A Requiem High Mass will Irma Braun of this place, Est. 1925 be offered tomorrow at 10 and 13 grandchildren. a.m. in St. Mary's Catholic r'Ulisle FUNERAL A Requiem High Mass will Church. Burial, under direc- dnllUS HOME be offered Monday at 10 a.m. tion of John F. Pfleger Funer- in St. Agnes Church. Burial, al Home, Middletown, will be roum's under direction of the John John Allen Childs HI in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Mid- P. Condon Funeral Home, dletown. Owner and Operator here," will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Middletown. DEATH NOTICE 1970 Dignified • Inexpensive • Confidential WOLF — Henry Everett, of Branrron. Vermont, formerly of Irvinpton and THE WORLD OF ART Red Bank, Ago 60 yen™. Beloved hus- Day or Night-741-3505 band of Virginia (nee Bureoyne*. Exhibit of original wood cuts by Dear-father of .T. Lee Bnkor of Mntfl- ion, Henry K. Wolf, ol BayvillD, and 364 SHREWSBURY AVE. RED BANK Constance of Bayvilic; grandfather or PENELOPE BENNETT one grandchild and brother of Vincent or Manaaquan, Mrs. Luuradlne Wtu'ti* SUNDAY, NOV. 16th thru NOV. 30th Wrap up Next Year's 1«r Of .Morris Plalna, and Mrs. Fran- cei Llttlo of West on, Vermont. Rein- 1 P.M. lo 4 P.M. Sunday UVM, fritnds, N,J. Bell Tclcphono Planeari and employees or N.J. Boll Wtikdays and Saturday 9:30 A.M. to t P.M. Telepbont Company aro kindly lnvil- •d to attend the funeral from Lytwyn 2005 Bellmore Street Shopping Budget Now ft Lytwyn Horns for Funerals, SOI Springfield Ave., Irving-ton, on Sat,, In thi ytllow log cabin ad|acenl Nov. 15. 1OSS, at & a.m.; thence to to Town* Shopping Center St. Leo a Onurcli, irvington, for a John E. Day High Mam of Requiem at 10 a.m. Rt. 35 and W. Park Avt. START YOUR Violation 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Interment Paramus, N.J. FUNERAL HOME CHRISTMAS 85 Riverside Avenue R«d Bank C. SIDUN, Director 747 - 0332 CLUB

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The Bank That's Strong For You Tlie Adams Memorial Home WILLIAM J. CONNELLY. KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN Owner- Manager NATIONAL BANK 747-0226 KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN Church and Can An. 362 Broad St. 6 Maple Av«. Kings Highway FUNERAL DIRECTORS LINCROFT CHAPEL HILL Ktwman Springs Read Shopping Ctnrtr . ,x SINCE 1111 PHONE PORT MONMOUTH (All affteti) BELFORD 310 IROAD STRUT RID RANK tar* 3«, imr Mil* ftT**t 787.0100 LwHrardvllb Rood Member Federal Deposit Iniurance Corporation THE jDAILY BEGKTER, BED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N. J.s FRipAY,' NOVEJMBEB 14, 1969 Brauer Made Full Colonel FT. HANCOCK — Charles Dialogue Urged Here H. Brauer, '38 Evergreen RED BAI%— Councilman However, he expressed con- old into an angry crowd of out. Otherwise, our society Ave., Neptune City was pro- Theodore J. Labrecque Jr. fidence that any future dis- 200 youths. merely will become more moted to full colonel during has urged "more dia- orders would be unlikely to II talk instead of force is polarized." ceremonies at the headquar- logues, talking and just plain reach such a pitch as last used in these situations, he A white guest in the audi- ters of the First Brigade, harder work toward mutual summer's. "We know after said, there probably would be ence complained about "all 78th division, (training) here. understanding" if future ra- our experiences last summer no burnings, breaking and en- the phony whites who go cial disorders are to be pre- that talk and discussion will terings and boarding up of around saying they're so Col. Howard A. Louder- vented here. help solve a situation a lot windows,, open-minded and for all pos- back, with Mrs. Brauer, "We haven't really more effectively than He called a new program sible integration when in fact pinned on the eagles. scratched the surface In face- force." to send some 35 police offi- they would never allow a to-face dialoguing; in this com- Mr. Labrecque, who also is cers to annual human rela- black to be a neighbor or munity," he told the Greater borough police committee tions courses well worth the want their white children to Red Bank Revitalization chairman, recalled that the money. sit next to blacks in school." Corps, a social action group. Middletown riot squad Robert Parnell, New "Let's first bring it out in "For years we were very showed up with helmets and Shrewsbury, a Revitalization the open," he said, "that BOOK FAIR — William J. Morris, principal of Colts complacent around here and shotguns at the wrong time Corps board member, de- 99 per cent of,us are prej- thought nothing could ever Necks Atlantic Elementary School, scans samples of inadvertently one Friday clared that "the minority of udiced and then try to do Theodore J. Labrecque happen to disturb our sereni- night and that this type of extremists have been heard something about it. Instead large collection of children's books on sale Dec. I ty. But it did last summer demonstration of police force over and over on both sides. of a lot of pointless talk that so that they will have thi By through Dec. 4 during school's annual Book Fair, Mr. with a vengeance, and maybe suddently turned a handful of Now it's time for that apa- leads nowhere, let's move status and material ability to we're better able to cope with thetic large majority of mod- for economic integration and, compete equally in our sd- ROBBY Morris, a former English teacher and an avid reader, annoyed local youngsters the problems out in the open from perhaps 10 to 15 years erates on both sides to speak better education for blacks ciety." .' ROBINSON spent most of this fall selecting books to be offered, now." which include volumes ranging from Mother Goose He conceded that the dis- orders on the West Side last Many homsownen comment on tales through hobby and history-oriented stories to summer were "ostensibly an the poor appaarancs of wall children's classics. Students will have first chance at attack against what the peo- spaces above sink), rangei and ple there saw as a white rac- work counteri due to continued the books Dec. I. The public is invited on subsequent washing off splashed grease end ist establishment and the po CHRISTMAS at TURNER BROS. loapy wafer. There is a way days. lice who were the symbol of to protect these areas so they that establishment." But he can be washed repeatedly over added, "I don't think so many a Family Tradition. the years. Thro» common tile people really believed it." materials can be cemented to the wall. First, ceramic tile a Members, Guests Greeted Election results, Mr. La quarter-inch thick and about brecque suggested, were a four inches square comes in barometer that the "major pastel colors. Second, a metal By Hi-Music Sponsors tile, thin and about four inches ity of citizens here unfor- square is available. Third, RUMSON - Members and Sykes, an outstanding band tunately seem to feel the Bor- there is a plastic tile, thin and guests were welcomed at the member, who died this sum- ough Council was too soft in the same measurements that is mer. talking directly to black popular. A toothed trowel is Hi-Music Sponsors member- ship tea by Mrs. John Frank, youths and instead perhaps generally used and application Mrs. John Oyan, program should have run them out o of all kinds is the same! president. During a brief business chairman, announced that the town." Many homeowners also com- meeting the budget was ap- freshman chorus will enter- Asked by a person in the ment on the fantastic selection tain at next month's meeting. audience whether the whole of building materials carried proved and Feb. 5 was chosen as the date for the annual She presented the high school problem simply boiled down by LITTLE SILVER LUMBER & students who performed un- SUPPLY | CO., 15 Sycamore auction and luncheon. to a reaction against a "white Avenue (at Ft.lt. station), 741 - The new hospitality chair- der the direction of Ken Wal- racist society," Mr. La- 7800. WB stock lumber, mill- man, Mrs. Grover Culshaw, ters, instrumental instructor, brecque replied, "It's wrong work, Andersen products, paint, was introduced, as was Mrs. and Paul Grammer, vocal to think of it as a black prob- tools, hardware, paneling, cabi- J.L. Van Wagner, ways and music teacher. lem or a white problem. 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BAPTIST < ORACH BIU.11 Sunday Masses will be at 7, 8, 9, Sunday services will be at 8 and Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday worship service at 11:39 Atlutlo Highlands FIRST UNITED METHODIST 10 and 11 a. in., and 12 noon. 10:« a.m. the Rev. William A. Han- and tf:3o p.m. Francis i». Lemley am. Tbe Her. Henry L. Mori an ia Landings Sunday services are at 11 am. Encllsktown GOSPEL MAI.L sofl Is putor. 1B pastor. Evangellit J. Harold paaUr. The Rev. V. h. Peek Is pastor. Bervlcea are at 11 a.m. and 7 Highlands Thomas , wJH be guest speaker at p.m. The Rev. Thomas J. Fox Is Sunday services &t 11 a.m. and Long Branch NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST dedication of new church building. TRINITY EPISCOPAL KEYPORT - The First piator. 7:30 p.m. The Rev. G. W. Btars- Service* will b» held Sunday at EMMANUEL BAPTIST New Monmoutn Morning Sermon: "Renewal Is Red Bank meare Is pastor..' 0:30 a.m. Worship services will b« held at Realization." Evening Sermon: "Re- Bunday services will be ths Hnly Baptist Church, here, has Morning worship service will be FIKST PRESBYTERIAN fc>T. LUKK'S VMTK1) METHODIST 10:*5 a.m. and 7 p.m. R«/- Donald newal la Ke-Kvaluailon " Eucharist At 8 a.m. and Morning al 11 o'clock and the evening ier. Engilshtown Ol'R LADY OK PERPETUAL Lone Branch N ficofleld will speak at both ser- Trayer at 9:15 a.m, Holy Euchnrlit scheduled a special service to , vice at 7:30. The Rev. Richard Services at 8:30 and 11 a.ra. Tha HEI.1" CATHOLIC The Sunday service will be at 1] vices. and Sermon at It a.m. The Rev. thaw la pastor. Hev. Gordon Wllllimi Is pallor. ' Highlands BAINT CLEMENT'S EPIStOrAL Oakhurst Sunday Masses at g a.m. and 12 8 m. Th# Rev. E. O. Megllt Is pas- Canon Char lea H. Best, r*ct»r. commemorate the first and Ur. Be I ford FIRST UNITED METHODIST FIRST. OMTZD METHODIST ST. THOMAS LUTHERAN Noon. Children's Mass at 10 a.lm. scheduled second lunar land- Engllilitown The Rev. David O. DeUell Is FinST BAFXIST Sunday schedule: 8 a.m. Holy Eu- Oaktmrst R unison Atlantic Hlgnlanas Sunday worship at 10 a.m. Tha pastor, f (American Baptist Convention) charht and sermon; 9:30 a.m. S\iin Ths Sunday service will be at The lunday service will be held at Rev. Carl A. Voges Is pasUr. Long Branch BucLirlnt and sermon. THa Rev. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Dr. John D. Blair FIRST PBEHBYTEHIAN ings. 11 a.m. The Bev. Harvey Van SANFORD MEMORIAL Sunday services will be held at Myies J, GUI Is vicar. la pastor. Rumann Solver Is. pastor, UNITED METHODIST Howell Township 11 ft.m. Bvenlng Worship: 7:15 p.m. UNITED METHODIST Family worship services at 9;1S The service, to be held at Ths Rev. Homer Trlcules Is paitor. Oceanport and 11:15 a.m. The Rev. Harvey C. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Emjllmtown SQCANKCM UNITED METHODIST Middle UWD Doule, Jr., li pastor, He will speak 7 p.m. on Sunday, two days lunday morning worship Is at Howell Township FIHST BEFORMED The Bunday aervlca will b» at 10 CALVARY BAPTIST on: "Decltritlon Of Our Love." Atlantic Highlands II a.m. The Rev. Harlan M. Long Branch a.m. The Rev. William A. Abrams Oceanport after the scheduled liftoff of •Family worship services at 10:40 Sunday services are at 11 a.m. ST. GEORGE'S BY-TITE-RIVER Baxter is pastor. The Rev. R. Malilon Robln«on Is Bunday service at 11 a.m. Rev. la pastor. Sunday morning services at 11 the Apollo 12 Moon Shot, the &.m. In the sanctuary. Rev. JUcb- paator. John K. Grant la pastor. "Tho a.m. Evening service at 7:30 Rev, EPISCOPAL art B. Anderson officiating. Dangers Of Living." CHRIST CHURCH William K. Blsgrov* is Interim pas- Rumson MldAletown Sunday services are held at 8, 0:30 church will hold a "Service Fair Haven SOUTHARD UNITED METHODIST ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Sunday aervlces are Holy Com- tor. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Ilowell Township and 11 a.ra. Rev. Canon O. P. Mel- of Praise. '• Scriptures cited CHRIST CHURCH UNITED Long Branch munion at 8; Family Service it OCEANPORT UNITED lick Belshaw Is rector. Atlantic Highlands Sunday services at ll a.m. and Low Mm at * am. Family Mais 9:15, and morning prayer at 11:15 METHODIST by astronauts of the Apollo 8 Sunday services will t>« hell at METHODIST 7 p.m. The Rev. Harvey W. Mallck la pasta. •t 10 a.m. The Rev. Robert A. a.m. The Rsv. Robert X. Len|l«r Oceanport 11 a-m. Fair Haven Pearson la rector. la pastor. Morning worihlp at 9:30 a.m. Rtv. Sea Bright and Apollo 11 moon flights Sunday service will b» at 11:00 CALVARY BAPTIST W. Wlnfleld West U pastor. FIRST UNTTEn METHODIST will be used as will the prayer CENTRAL BAPTIST a.m. Tils' Rev. Charles G. Hanfclns sea Bright Atlantic Highlands Is pastor. Holmdel Manalapun Middle town The Sunday service will ^a at given by Astronaut Gordon Sunday iervlces at ll a.m. and T Old Bridge Sunday services will be at 11 HOLY COMMTXNIOJf EPISCOPAL HOLMDrX COMMUNTTT CHURCH OLD TENNENT FRESBYTEBIAN ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIO 9:36 a.m. with the Rev. a. W. Cooper as his space ship, a,m. and 7;30 p.m. Rev. Harry W. Fair Haven Manalapin Township p.m. at 1209 W. Front St., Lin- Old Bridge BUnmeare, pastor, officiating. Kraft ia pastor. Sunday services will be Holy Com- UNITED CRURCII OF CHRD1T Sunday service at 9:30 a.m. Tht croft. Sund&y Mass will be at 9:30, ST. LUKE'S A.M.E. Faith 7, orbited the earth. Sea Bright munion at 8 and Holy Communion Holmdel Rev. Donald F. Ball Is pastor. ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL T:30, 8:45, 10. 11:15 a.m. and 12:30 ST, ACNES CATHOLIC and sermon at 10 s,m. The Rev. p.m. Ths Rev. Bernard A. Coen is Tht Sunday servlcs will be at 11 Frederick B. Preuis, 2nd Is Rector. The Sunday sorvlce will be at 11 Naveilnk pastor. p.m. In addition, two new hymns . , Atlantic Highlands . a.m. with the pastor. The Rev. John Marlboro Sunday servlcei will be Holy concerning man's flight into Sunday Masses are at 6:30. 7:48, JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES W. Waldron officiating. BIBLK mOTESTANT Communion at 8 a.m. Family ser- LUTHERAN GOOD SHEPHERD Fair Haven Robertsville vice at 0:30 a.m. Holy Communion MM Bridge Shrewsbury I. 10:18 and 11:30 i.m. and 5:39 LUTHERAN CHCTiCH OF THE space and successful moon p.m. Rev, Michael J. Leise Is Service it 9:30 a.m. Marvin Hill Sundar service will be at 11 a.nx. And sermon on the first and third Family Bib.e hour will be Sunday CHRIST EPISCOPAL plater.' Is presiding minister. GOOD SHEPHERD Bundays at 11 a,m. Morning Prayer at 9:15 a.m. Worship eervlce will landing will be introduced at The Rev. Edwin P. Spencer U and sermon on second, fourth and be at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Hsrler Shrewsbury Holmdel Holy Eucharist at 8, and 11 a.m. the service. Pastor Eugene QTJINN OIIAPEL A.M.E. FISK CHAPEL A.M.E. Worship service at 10:43 a.m Ths putor. firth Sundays at 11 a.m. Rev. Har- E. Meyer will officiate. Fair Haven Rev, Oeorge J. Frank Jr. Is paitpr. M0R0ANVIL1.E UNITED ry R. So roast n Is rector. The Rev. Ronald O. Albury Rector, Gregory will present a chalk . Atlantic Highlands Sunday Services at 10:30 a.m. and will preach. Sermon: "The Holy Sunday services at 11 a.m. The 3:30 p.m. Rev. Hlrschel A. Moiley. HETIIOIUBT 3NAVKSINK UNITED ME1HODIST Red Bank ISucharlat." picture on the lunar landing Rsv. Forrest H. Worlen Is pastor. pastor. Keansburg Morganville Naves ink PRESBYTERIAN Sunday worship service at 9 a.m. ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC theme, accompanied by spe- FIRST DNITED METHODIST Sunday morning services are at Red Bank Shrewsbury Keansburg Ths Kav. Harlan Baxter it pastar. The morning service of worship cial lighting effects and sac- Farmingdale OLD BRICK REFOBHED 9:3D. The Rev. Gilbert 8. Fell is Sunday Masses are celebrated at will be at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sermon: Asbury Park Sunday services will be at 9:30 paitor. 7. 8, 0, 10, 11 a.m. and noon. a.m. and at ll a.m. The Rsv. Marlboro "LIvlnB A WeH^irdered Life." Rev. red music. BETHANY BAPTIST CHUtlCB Morning worship at 11 a.m. Tht Msgr. Salvatore Dl Lorenzo Is pas- Adult-teen eemlnnr. OHBIST CHURCH CNITV FarnUngdale Newton W. Qrelner Is pastor. lUv, John Hart ts pastor. CLINTON CHAPEL A.M.E,. ZION tor. Asbury Park , Bunday services at II a.ra. The Middle town FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC FIRST BAPTIST Shrewsbury Sunday service at ll e.m. The Rev. Caleb Oates Id pastor. Keansburg Regular Sunday services at 11 Jtev. diaries ES. KorCKige, pastor. FIRST UNITED METHODIST Matawan aum. Tha Rev. Robert Kegler Is pai- ^ Red Bank Sunday worship service at 11 a.m. Farmingdale Sunday liaises will be at T. I, 9, tor. The Sunday service will be at Evangelistic service at 7 p.m. Pat* pastor Speaks 10, 11 and noon. CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN 11 a-ta. Rev. David L«e Fish U rick O, McLean Is pastor. Sunday services are at 11 a.m. CHUBCH JIR8T SPIRITUAL CHURCH Cliff-wood Beach The Rev. Horace M. FranU Is ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL Matawan-M ar lb ore pastor. Sermon: "The Most Sensitive RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS pastor. Keanshurg Sunday services and Sacrament of OF DIVINE ROSE Nerve In Our Body." (Shrewsbury Meeting) Before WSCS BArVTErT PRESBYTERIAN Sunday services will be Holy Belford Sunday Warship Service will be at PIERCE MEMORIAL Holy Communion at 9 a.m. Rev. S1IILOH PRIMITIVE BAPTIST Shrewsbury Communion at 8 and Choral Arthur W. Bblachback Is pastor, Services are held Sunday at 8 Worship Sundays at 11 a.m. EATONTOWN - The Rev. 9:30 a.m. The Rev. Charles H. Mm- PRESBYTERIAN Eucharist at 8:30 a.m. The Rev, p.m. at 270 Main St. The Rev. Red Bank In temporary quarter! at the geld Is pastor. Farmlngdale Uarlon Gwynn Is vicar. FIRST UNTIED METHODIST Phoebe Bailey, pastor. Services are at 11:30 a.m. and 3:30 Presbyterian Church Parish House, James H. Harris, pastor of Sunday services at 10 a.ra. The Matawan and 7:30 p.m, The Rev. B. W. Wal- Shrewsbury A vs. euFrwnnn COMMUNITY Rev. Morrison Rider Is pastor. Sunday Morning Worship services OLD FIRST CHURCH lace Jr. li host pastor. the Red Bank United Method- METHODIST Keyport at 9:30 and 11. Loyalty Day Sunday. United Church of Christ The Rev. Donald T. Phillips Sr. is American Baptist Convention A.M.E, ZION Union Beach •)'• Cliftwood FIRST BAPTIST Middle town ist Church, was guest speak- Worship lervlcss will be held at Freehold paator. -- > Red...Bank GRACE UNITED METHODIST Keyport Bunday service at 10 a.m. Tha>. Morning Worship and Communion 9 a.m. with the pastor, The ROT. HOPE LUTHERAN Sunday services at 10:45 a.m. TRINITY EPISCOPAL Union Beich er at a recent meeting of he lldrtch C. Campbell. Jr.. oHtolailog. Bev. F. HOBS Blackmer 1B pastor. services at 11 a.m. Tha Rev. Alfred Worship services at 10 a-m. Tht Adelphla The Rev. Eugene F. Gregory Mata-wan 8. Parker ts pastor. Worship services will be at 9:39 pastor. Evening service, at 7.. Matins and Holy Communion at LINCROFT UNITED Rsv. franklin H. Bird Jr. la putor. Women's Society of Christian s-m The Rev. Albert W. Gibson Is 8 a.m. Morning Prayer and Family PRESBYTERIAN ST. NICHOLAS RUSSIAN ' CH.URCH OF OOD Colts Neck pastor. BT. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC Eudhartet at 8:30 a.m. Confirmation Service at the United Method- Keyport Service at 11:15 a.m. Re-v, Carol! B. lunday worship services at 10:30 EARTERN ORTHODOX Union Beach REFORMED Masses will be at «:30 and 7:30 a.m. Tht Bev. Harold Turner la Red Bank . Morning worship Sunday at 11 ist Church, here. FTBST PRESBYTERIAN Hall Is rector. Kt. Rev, Alfred L. pastor. The Divine Liturgy will be cele- am. and evangelistic service at Colts Neck a.m. and 12:15 pro. In the church; Banyard Bishop of New Jersey will 1 Freehold 8:30, t:48 and 11 a.m. In tha be celebrant at the 8 a.m. and 11:15 COMMUNITY brated at 9 a.m. Sunday and Holy 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Jack B. Reyn« Sunday eervlcss at 9:30 and 11 Morning worship will be at 9:30 school. Days or. Obligation. Evening iervlces olds la pastor. Rev. Mr. Harris spoke on am. The Rev. Samuel La Fenta a.m. In the Sanctuary. Pastor a.m. services. Port Monmouth prccadlnf Bunday and Holy Days of Is pastor. Sermon baaed on text James R. Uemrnott will deliver a FULL QOBPEI, TABERNACLE Worship service at 11 a.m. Vet* Obligation at t p.m. Father Leonid "Medicine and Rellgton." Af- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN psr service at 6:30 p.m. The Her. West Long Branch Jeremlali 31:23-40. Commitment Sun- sermon. Keyport Popow ll pastor. day. Celebration Sacrament «f ttie Matawsn A. D. Magaw Is pastor. LUTHERAN CRUBOB ter his address, members of Lord's Supper. GRACE LUTHERAN Services Sunday at 10:30 a.m. CHUBCH OF CHRIST and 7 p.m. Tha Rev. tJanlel Gen- Sunday services at 0:15 and 11 SISTER FRANCIS SPIRITUAL OF TIIE REFORMATION j Freehold Red Bank Worship services at 8:15 and It the group participated In a CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday services will be at B and tile Is pastor. a.m. The Rev. Cheiter A. Galloway Port Monmouth Simla? iervlces at 10:30 a.m. anl Colts Neck Is pastor. Sermon: "An Interpreta- Private messages given Monday a.m. Tha Rev. V. Robert Oswald U 10:45 am. Tho Rev. David C. VoU ST. HABIT'S EPISCOPAL 6:30 p.m. Evan gel Urt F. L. Lcmley pastor. Committment Sunday. question and answer period. Is pastor. tion of thft Lord's Prayer." to Saturday, 1 to 5 p.m. Spoken in !B pastor. Dedication services open- Morning worship service will be Keyport English and Italian. Call during at 11 a.m. Larry Calhoon Is minis- IMMANUBL BAPTIST Sunday services will he: 7:45 ST. CLEMENT'S CATHOLIC Ing new church. X Harold Thomas church hours. 263 Main St. Bishop Monday thru Thursday, nervlcea ot ter. Evening worship at 7. Freehold a.m. Morning Prayer; 8 a.m. Holy Matawan-Mtrlboro Ante la Solla. Morning worship will »}« at 11 Communion; 9 a.m. family services Bunday Masses and Holy Comma- in guest mfnlfiter at both services. Teen Outreach am. and evening service at 7 o.m.. and 11 a.m. Holy- Communion. The olon will be held at 7, 8:30, 0:30. OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY dedication at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Thorow Deal both In The Gable Building. 229 Rev. Henry A. Male Is rector. 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. In the Mata* Leonardo will speatc. - SchancK Road. The Rev. Frank Q» Morning worship services at 1:30 To Present Film wan Regional High School. Rev. Jo* and 11 a.m. The Rev. Kenneth N. PRESBYTERIAN Are You ST MARY'S CATHOLIO Uorse pastor, will preach. FIRST CHURCH OF CHBIST •eph Euclnakl Is pastor. Gambia will speak. Red Bank Seal FIRST BAPTIST SCIENTIST Sunday worship services at 0 KEYPORT - A fUm enti- FIRST UNITED METHODIST ' Sunday morning services at ), Freehold Keyport LEONARDO BAPTIST and 11 a.Til. Sermon: "A Plea For tled "Teen Revolt" will be 9:1J. 10:30 and 11:45. Saturday Sunday worship service at 10:il Services are at 10 a.m. lunday. M&tawan Leonardo Simpler Uvdng." The Hev. Dr. Receptive •vinlng Mass at 7 to fulfill obllia- a.m. The Rev. Richard R. King is Sunday servfcM wllj be at 0:30 Sunday morning services will be at Charles S. Webster Is pastor. presented Sunday, Nov. 21, at pastor. REFORMED and-, ll a.m. The Rev. Donald T. 11 a.m. Col. Daniel Wilson, Chaplain Uon •! Sunday llase. Ms jr. William UNITED METHODIST the Full Gospel Tabernacle, J. LAnury ii tutor. ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL Keyport Phillips Sr,, paator. U.3.A. Retired, Interim pastor. Freehold Sunday worship at 10:15 a.m. The Evening service a't 7:30 p.m. Red Bank here, under the auspices of to Change? Sunday services at 8 and 10 a.m. Rav. B. T. Scholten Is pastor. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m. Eatontown The Rev. Bernard McK. Garllclc Is Matawan WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN Worship services at 9:30 and 11 Teen Outreach, Long Branch. rector. OETHSEMANE LUTHERAN Middletown Rev. Edward B. Cheney Is pastor. Horning Worship at 8:30 and 11 Bunday services will be at 9:15 The Rev.' Nicholas Savoca, This is th9 subject flf • talk mSUS CHKIST OF ' FIRST UNITED METHODIST Keyport sum. The Rev. Paul L. Jackson Is and 10:45 a.m." Rev. Harlan C. ST. JAMES CATHOLIO LATTER DAY SATNTS Freehold Sunday services at 8:30, 9:45 and putor. Durfee la pastor. Sermon: "Ot Doves Red Bank director of Teen Outreach, to be given by Rofatrt H. (Monnon) Sunday service at 11 a.m. Tha 11 a.m. The Rev. Henry w. Kircher CALVARY BAPTIST And He-wkB." Sunday Maasei will be at 6, 7:30, Rev. Earl C Snyder Is pastor. la pastor. (Southern Baptlit Convention) 0, 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon In the will be the featured speaker •Mitchell, C.S.B. of Edin- . Xatontown REFORMED Matawan BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL Church; at 8, 9:30, 11 a.m. and at the program. Local young burgh, Scotland, in Free- Services will be the Prlesthcod Freehold Little Silver Morning Worship at 11 a.m. Sun- Middletown 12:15 In the Peters Place anrtlto- aleetlng at 9 a.m. and the Bacra- Sunday services at 10 sum. Tne day evening worship at 7:30. Tht Services Sunday will begin with rlum, and at 0:30 p.m. In the people who have received help hold Intermediate School ' nent meeting at 5:15 p.m. Bishop Rev Frederick Mold Jr. Is pastor. EMBUBT UNITED METHODIST Rev. John F. Meek Jr. Is p&itor. worship at 9:20 lum. Family E1M» Church. RtlpU M. Bradshaw will officiate, JJ FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST LUtle SIlTer hour at 11 a.m. Evening service through the program also will Auditorium, Sunday after- BOEENXIST Tb» Rcr. S&nford M. Hniey will MONBIOCTH ETHICAL CULTURE at 7. ST. PAUL BAPTIST Freehold prtach and conduct the mornlnj SOCIETY Red Bank speak. noon, November 16th at •' . UNITED METHODIST Matawan BELFORD UNITED METHODIST Sunday worship services will be ' ' • • - Eatontown ' , lunday services held at 11 am. worihlp lerrlet at 11 a.m. Anyone in the area desiring 3:15. BETHESDA UNITED METHODIST Platform meeting first three Sun- Belford at 11:15 a.m. The Rev. Mareus tariday * worship eervlces will be ST. JOHN'S KPISCOTAL days of each month at 10:43 a.m. Sunday Worship Service at 11 *.m. Pierce, pastor. it 10:45 a.m. with Faster WHUim Adelpbla The Rev. Howard Marshall Is to attend the program may Sunday services at 11 a.m. Rev. Little Silver In the Strathmor* Elementary FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST toel Wright ofllclatlnl. Bunday lervlcea will be Holy Com- School. Donald Jacoby la president pastor. obtain free transportation Ara you willing to let go of George Bewley Is paator. munion at 8 a.m. tn4 10 a.m. The EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY OF GOD SCIENTIST old ideas and.learn about ST. DOBbTHEA'S CATHOLIO JUv. Thom&s A. Kerr jr. is Rector, East Keansbiirg Red Bank through Pastor Daniel Gen- Satontown Hazlct Middletown Sunday 'worship services at ll Servicei at 11 a.m. Sunday. Sun* yourself as God's image? Sunday .Masses at 7:30, S and a.m. and 7 p.m. The Rev. Abel H. day service at 9:30 a.m. first Sun- tile of the Full Gospel Taber- 10:30 a.m. and noon. The Rev. FAITH REFABMED Long Branch THE FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH Hulzebos Is pastor. ^day ef the month. Reading Room nacle, 199 Harmony Road, In this lecture Mr. Mitchell /araes B. Coyle Is pastor. . Haclet FIRST TRESBYTERIAN OF MONMOUTH COUNTY UNION BAPTIST located at the Mall. shows how we can stay ST. JAMES MEMORIAL Sunday aervlces will be held at Lorig Branch Llncroft Middletown SALVATION /ARMY Middletown. 9:30 and 11 a.m. The Rev. Theodore Bundur iervlces tt ll i.m- Tht Minister's Class at 9:30 a.m, • EPISCOPAL c\ Muller 4s pastor. Bermon: Topic "An Overview of the Bible." Sunday Worship services at 1] Red Ba£k abreast of the times and Eatcitown Rav, Rtfoert A. BoDh&m It putor. am. and 3:30 p.m. Rev. William C. Holiness meeting at 11 a.m. Sun- "Man's Conquest of fir>ace Con- Adult service at 11 a.m. B«v. Victor Fuller Is paitor. day. Brigadier and Mrs. Walter Junior Fellowship so be ready for ths great lunday services at B. 9:30 and U tlnuea" - - SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Carpenter, guest epeaker. Hev. Murdoch are In charge. i.m. Rev. H. Holly Knight olflclat* Long Branch Harold R. Dean Is minister. New Shrewsbury Joins in Retreat good that is really avail- ST. JOHN'S UNITED METHODIST Sunday «ervlces at 11 a.m. and BAYSHORE COMMUNITY ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL able to all of us. HOKMOUTH BAPTIST Bazlet 7:30 p.m. Tho Rev. c.P. Williams - East Keanibnrg REFORMED CHURCH Red Bank Bunday services will be held at li putor. MATAWAN — The junior (Southern Baptist Convention) 9:30 and 11 a.m. The Rev. Norman Sunday services will be held at New Shrewsbury Sunday services will ba Low Man Batontown H. RJley Is puur. ASBURY UNITED METHODIST 11 a.m. Tha Rev. Richard SohwarU Sunday services -will be at 0:30 at 8 and Choral Eucharist and ser- high fellowship of the Presby- Everyone is welcome. Worship services will be at 9:45 ts putor. and 10:30 a.m. Rev. Neal S. Buiker mon at 0:30 a.rn Evening prayer at : 10 sum., 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. MARANATHt BAPTIST Lonr Branch Is pastor. Both services to be led 4:30 p.m. The very Rsv. Earl B. terian Church, here partici- with The Rev. U. R. Halre, pis- Sunday services at 10:90 a.m St. MARY'S CATHOLIC by Senior High Youth Fellowship, Scott li reotor. pated in a retreat last week- This lecture is given under tor, preaching. Hazlet The Rev. Harry Teat In paitor New Monmouth Dialogue Sermon: "The Newspaper Sunday worship serYlcei at U Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Masses are at 7, 8:15, 0:30. 10:45 and the Bible." CALVARY BAPTIST end at Camp Orymca, Still- the auspices of MT. ZION A.M.E. ZION a-m. and 7 p.m. The Rev. Law* a. m. and noon In the church; at LUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN Red Bank Satontown rence Reed Is pastor. TRINITY A.M.E. 8:15. B:30, 10:45 am. and noon In (Missouri Synod) Sunday worship service at 11 a.m. water.. Long Branch Memorial Hall. Megr. Robert T. New Shrewsbury The Rev. P.. P. Ball Is pastor. Sunday morning servlcs at 11. Bulman Is pastor. Eighteen boys and girts The Rev. K. J. Reevey Is pastor, i Sunday »evicts at 11 a.m. The Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. The HOLT TRXNTTs First Church of Highlands Rtv. Frank N. Williams Is putor. SEFORMED Rev. Donald L. Biggs la paitor. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN from the Matawan church ; 1TR8T PRESBYTERIAN SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIBTS ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL SIMPSON MEMORIAL aciddletown Red Bank participated along with jDatontown UNITED JIXTHODIST The Sunday lervlcs will ba held New Shrewsbury Church aervlces at 10 a.m. H«ly Christ, Scientist ' lundiy eervlces are held at 11 Long Branch at 11 a.m. The Rev. William W. Services will be held tomorrow, at Communion administered first Sun- members of Junior high fel- The Rev. Robert W. Reed la Sunday services are Eucharist at fundftf i»rvlcM at 11 a.m. Tba Conventry Is minister. Sermon: 11 am. Elder Robert K. Tome If day of «aoh month. The Rev. Harold FREEHOLD, N. J. 9 a.m. Choral Xucharlat at 10 a.m. R«v. William C. Howard Is putor. "The Contest To Win." minister. Hornbe rger Is pasta r. and Cranbury.

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Kingswood Estati Wagon r 10 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK. MIDIJLETOWN, fl. J.t FBJDAY, JWVQfBER 14,1969 Gourmet Cooks Have a Yield Day i/ cup of coffee (use instant if By MARGOT SMITH Impatient audience appeared that had been buttered, lined 4 WEST LONG BRANCH — to distract him at times. But with wax paper, buttered you're out of leftovers) were Michael Field's showman- the show went on, for Michael again and dusted with flour. cooled and combined with a ship proved equal to his cul- Field does not believe in dis- He spread the dough by tip- mixture of seven egg yolks Unary acumen at last night's asters. ping the pan. and a cup of sugar which had Gourmet Cooking School The Collapsibles After baking in a 325 de- been beaten "to an absolute class at Monmouth College, Roulades, Mr. Field ex- gree oven for half an hour and frazzle." Then the egg whites sponsored by the New Jer- plained, are souffles that col- cooling a bit, the souffle, now were folded in. sey Natural Gas Co. lapse, on purpose. They are flat, was turned onto a triple The mixture was poured in- Undaunted by a late start rolled, like a jelly roll, with layer of wax paper. Remov- to a 16-by 18-inch pan, but- (traffic tie-up in the Holland good things inside. Last ing the lining sheet, Mr. Field tered, lined with wax paper, Tunnel) and the absence of night's productions were a ca- spread on a mixture of four and buttered again, ("im- butter, flour, granulated viar-sour cream filled cock- ounces of softened cream perative!") sugar, potholders, and alum- tail or supper snack; and a cheese, four tablespoons of It baked at 350 for abu inum foil (poor communica- chocolate delicacy with mo- sour cream, "as much caviar 18 minutes, cooled, and was tions between cook and kitch- cha-flavored whipped cream (red) as you can afford" and dusted with unsweetened co- en), he rolled up a pair of in- Inside. chopped scallions, parsley coa and rolled, again with an tricate roulades, giving step- For the Caviar Roulade, and fresh dill to taste. A bit underpinning of three wax pa- by-step instructions for both, Mr. Field prepared a roux of lemon juice "to give a per sheets. simultaneously. with four tablespoons of melt- lift," and coarsely ground The filling for this one was THREE STEPS TO SUCCESS — Michael Field guaran- With a smile of confidence ed butter and an ample half- black pepper. No salt. V/2 cups of heavy cream verging on brashness, Mr. cup of flour, combined off Technique Eased whipped with two tablespoons fees success when everything is predetermined. The of confectioners' sugar, with world-renowned cook proved his point at Monmouth Field dispensed with the sal- heat. He added two cups of The rolling technique was ads and dressings that were cold milk and stirred furiously eased by the triple wax paper, a bit of powdered instant cof- College last night. (Register Staff Photo) on the agenda and promised over heat to make a Becha- snipped away with scissors, fee folded in. them for next week, in addi- mel sauce "that would sink a leaving only the underneath Both roulade mixtures tion to "Mousses and ship." part after the roll was should be over-, rather than Creams," we hope. He added the four formed. Sliced, the roulade is under-cooked, if there's any If Mr. Field has a weak- egg yolks, one at a time, and served with a sauce of squr doubt about timing. Before ness in the kitchen, it's his folded in stiffly beaten egg cream, caviar and herbs, to rolling, both should have their absolute absorption in his whites, first stirring a bit in- taste. edges neatly trimmed with a subject which leads him to to the yolk mixture, then fold- The sweet roulade followed sharp knife. . talkativeness and slows down ing that into the whites. much the same procedure. Mr. Field, not known for his the actual cooking activities. The batter was poured onto Eight ounces of semi-sweet modesty, correctly termed SATURDAY and SUNDAY The buzzing of a sometimes a 10-by-15-inch jelly roll pan chocolate (not bits) melted in them "ravishing." Nov. 15th and 16th Only

Finast Today's Gourmet Recipe Be Our Guest ,Tihii it th« first of • series Souffle Infante of daily gourmst recipes presented in a format easy BEEF PATTIES . . « thick-skinned oranges '/S cup sugar to clip and live. • 1 quart orange sherbert 3 egg yolks ,.,, 3 egg whites Vi teaspoon vanilla • Ib. Slice off tops of oranges; with grape- meringue, piling it high and making sura fruit knife loosen fruit completely from it touches orange shell all around to seal 89* skin. Remove fruit; use for another pur- in sherbet. Bake at 500 degrees for 2 to pose. Fill orange shells with orange sher- 3 minutes, until meringue is browned. bert. With electric mixer, beat egg whites Makes 6 servings. v until soft peaks begin to form; add sugar This recipe was presented in a dem- DON'T PAINT gradually and continue to beat until stiff onstration at the three-class Gourmet i Call U$ About peaks form. In separate bowl, beat egg Cooking School sponsored by The Molly ' yolks until light; mix in vanilla. Fold egg Pitcher Motor Inn, The Daily Register and ALUMINUM yolks into whites. Cover sherbet with Jersey Central Power & light Co. SIDING

RED BANK 362 Broad St. & Maple Ave. Glad Gourmets Oktoberf est in November RED BANK - Plans for an the Church.Dec. 4 hi Parish Est. 1925 "Oktoberfest in November" Hall, with Mrs. Hammond as Head for Class evening Friday, Nov..21 in the chairman. Bamm Hollow Country Club, The annual Christmas party Middletown, were sum- RED BANK — Seven more Ing classes at the Molly of the club will be held Sunday marized at a meeting of the Dec. 14 in the home of Mr. roum's ladies walked home with Pitcher Motor Inn Wednes- Triangle Club of Trinity Epis- yummy prizes after the sec- day night. \ and Mrs. Donald McCoid, 209 copal Church here in the Par- Geary Drive, Middletown. Call 741-7500 ond session of gourmet cook- The three-class series spon- ish Hall. The evening will fea- sored by the Molly, The ture a German hand for danc- Register, and Jersey Central ing, and a buffet of, German Power and Light Co., with fpod. John R. Hammond of READY FOR GIFT GIVING • lovely equipment set up by Red Bank, assisted by Wayne INTRODUCING A REST CENTER Red Bank Kitchens, also R. Von Allman, and Norman GENUINE STRATORESTER gladdened the cuisines of R. Sickels, gave details of the $ seven \yomen who won prizes event which will begin at 8 contributed by the Corning p.m. RECLINER 99°° WM A RESORT Glass people. ALSO OTHER MODELS OF BARCALOUNGER Marie Hoffman, home Vincent A. Iittlefield, Mid- & La-Z-Boy AVAILABLE COMPLETE FACILITIES FOR REST PATIENTS OR ELDERLY economist for the power com- dletown, president, announced pany, dished up European plans are under way for the GUESTS. SHORT TERM OR PERMANENT RESIDENCE IN sensations with technical per- dinner sponsored by the club, Huffman & Boyle fection and an engaging line at the. annual Christmas Ba- Rt. 33 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. • 542-1010 PRIVATE OR «™T.PRIVATE ROOMS. of patter. zaar of the Women's Guild of She sent the ballroom full of ladies home eager to try Souffle Infante, (a version of baked Alaska that fills hoi lowed oranges with sherbe1 and tops them with me- ... CHARGE PLANS ringue), Hasselnussetorte, (a Viennese kuchen typically frosted with whipped cream) Quiche Lorraine, (not un ... STAMP PLANS usual, but always a compli- ment-getter for- the cook) Poires des Vignerons (pears ...LAYAWAYS floating in apple bits 'and wine, flamed), Poulet Saute a la Bordelaise, (a chicken to crow about), Mushroom- stuffed Potatoes, and Endive: ... FREE ALTERATIONS Mornay (for which celery will SPECIAL OPENING RATES! do just as well). Winners of Corning and ... GIFT WRAPPINGS TO INTRODUCE OUR NEW FACILITIES, WE ARE OFFERING LOW SPECIAL Pyrex ware were: Mrs. L. E. RATES TO GUESTS WHO ARRANGE RESIDENCE BEFORE DEC. 31, 1969. Gartner, Middletown; Mrs. Mary Louise Coffenberg, Little Silver; Mrs. Robert Trudeau, New Shrewsbury; We are Proud of the fact Mrs. George Boyle, Bed Bank; Mrs. Alvan Witek, Oceanport; Mrs. Thomas Frink, Red Bank, and Mrs. that we have NONE of these! George Biehl, Atlantic High- lands. Shopping Is Easy and Relaxed Winners of tiie dishes Miss Hoffman cooked were Mrs. In An Elegant Atmosphere M. T. O'Donnell, Red Bank; Mrs. Ema Bausch, Red Bank; Mrs. Alda Simone, Al lenhurst; Mrs. Warren De- A Most Unusual Store •Bl ...... «^^^ Brown, River Plaza; Mrs. RECREATION ItOOM This Bpjclous room \t avallablg to pleats DINING BOOH Crest Minor dining fwl)ltln can accommodate lti diaries Moore, Point Pleas- guests In » resUHir»nt-llto atmosphere, vThe dining loom Is com- »nd t'.ielr visitors. Provided are card tables, checker!, Chess »nd pletely ttr-condlUoned and pleasantly light*) tor th« maximum In ant; Mre. Thomas Gorman, THE CLOTHES CLOSET color television. Individual hobbles >nd crafU are encouraged. comfort. Individual dietetic menus are wallabls from the staff 1 Lincroft, and Mrs. Marlene own dietician for those pertom who require special uttentlon. Only Hudson, Highlands. For Men, Women and Children A reading room Is available for thosa who deplr« romplete quiet the beet quality food Is prepared by Crest Manor'i aperfenced ch»f with no distractions for concentration. In a, completely modern sanitary kitchen. —Margot Smith 3 • ALL ROOMS ON ONE LEVEL • COURTESY TRANSPORTATIU TO LOCAL SHOPPING Table Setting • COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED • EFFICIENT STAFF ON DUTY 2< HOURS Stores \ t PLANNED RECREATIONAL FACILITIES • INDIVIDUALLY PREPARED MENUS BY STAFF DIETICIAN, Demonstration • THREE GREEN ACRES OF PARK-LIKE SURROUNDINGS • FULLY APPROVED AND ACCREDITED BY THE NEW JERSEY MIDDLETOWN - The to Serve STATE DEPT. OF INSTITUTIONS AND AGENCIES. Garden Club R.F.D. will meet You Tuesday at noon in the Little I""" —" ^UTTFOR" FREE "BROCHURE* "" ""| Red Schoolhouse, and the pro- ROCKY HILL CREST MANOR RIST HOME, Rl. 35, Sta Girt, N.J. 087S0 a gram will be a. critique, of RT. 34, MATAWAN Rt 206 CREST MANOR table settings supplied by - 4 Mi-No. of Princeton I NAME ' members in "Accent on Au- 2 Miles North of Matawan Light 609—924-7298 • ADDRESS .' I tumn" thenie. Open Sunday rest center Mrs. Horace Tbirilinson has 5834506 ROUTE 35, SEA GIRT, N.J. 08750 IciTT STATE ZIP completed her project points Open Mon., Tues., Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. FLEMINGTON I PHONE and service as a provisional Open Wed., Thurs., Fri. 10 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. 163 Main St. PHONE (201 449-4746 201—782-7028 member and will become an Closed Sunday OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY & SUNDAY COMPARE OUR FACILITIES RBR • active membeT of the dub at Open Sunday tiio meeting, -THE 9AILY REGISTER, RED. BANK-MJDDLETOWN, N. J.t FBIDAY, NOVEMBER U, 1969 11 ANN LANDERS TEEN FORUM hromiafion 1 Engagements St. Something Has Happened Dear Ann Landers: Our A Mother Who Misses Walt You decide. — Quo Vadis 19-year-old daughter is in her Disney Dear Quo: You didn't give By JEAN ADAMS happened, and you need to your questions? Write to sixth month of pregnancy; Dear Mother: Don't we all! me the most important fact PKETTY FAR: (Q.) My see your doctor at once. He Jean Adams, Box 2402, Hous- Her husband Ls in Vietnam. Walt Disney was a genius — your age. If you are un- ton, Texas 77001. Only let- boy friend and I plan to be can tell you whether it's He will be going to Hawaii in and the likes of him will not der 30 I suggest a cosmetic ters that include a stamped, seven pass our way soon again. cream to cover the veins, married after I graduate. pregnancy or something else. self-addressed envelope will weeks for The best way to register dark or opaque hose and Uie He's out of high school, but Going so far Isn't worth be answered. his R. and your feels about what is seen shorter skirts. If you are I flunked and am still in. the worry, is it? B. Vanes- PARTY LACE: (Q.) Would in the theater is to write to • over 30, the cosmetic and We have ONE-SIDED: (Q.) When I sa is very it be correct to wear a white the manager. I recommend opaque hose are still a good never gone was 7 I began helping eager t o dress to a party this month? it. idea, but please forget the all the way, around the house. I thought join him. It's cotton lace and has pink Dear Ann Landers: My micro-mini, dearie. No mat- but we I was smart until my sister Both her satin trim. It has a big pink legs are well shaped and ter how good your legs are, have gone got to be 7. She doesn't do father and Miss Seyforth Miss Chcrne Miss Vetter •satin bow in (he back. I was without question the best the rest of you will look ri- pretty far. a thing. It's not her fault. I think it thinking of wearing pink thing I have going for me. diculous. I'm fran- Mother just lets her do what would be heels. — Pink and White in The only problem is that I Do you feel ill at ease ... Oser-Seyforth tic, though, she wants. risky am developing varicose Dallas. LANDERS out of it? Is everybody hav- MIDDLETOWN — Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Seyfortli, 10 becaus e I am 13 and tired of doing since she veins. I kept hoping the hem- ing a good time but you? I've missed housework. Other boys my (A.) Lace is a year-round will be in her eighth month lines would drop, but it looks Gull Road, announce tiie engagement of their daughter, party fabric. White or pink Write for Ann Landers' book- Miss Pamela Seyforth, to Army Pfc. David A. Oser, son of my period age don't do it. How can I by them. My brother, who is as if they are going to re- ADAMS shoes in dull silk would be let, "The, Key to Popularity," Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Oser of Huntingburg, Ind. for two get out of it? — A Tired Boy an attorney, says most air- main sky high for a while, at enclosing with your request lovely with your dress. A graduate of Middletown Township High School, Miss straight in California. lines would refuse to fly he.r. least. The question is this: 35c in coin and a long, self- Seyfortii is attending Rider College, Lawrenceville. months. Do you think I (A.) Boys and girls both Want personal answers to Would I be better off to wear addressed, stamped enve- Vanessa is carrying very Her fiance is an alumnus of Huntingburg High School could be pregnant? — Wor- should help at home — espe- your questions? Write to small and she insists that if my skirts a little longer than lope. ried to Death in New York cially when their mother Jean Adams, Box 2402, Hous- is fashionable and feel out of and Spercerian College, Louisville, Ky. He is stationed she wears a loose coat the Ann Landers will be glad at Ft. Monmouth, City. works. However, the work ton, Texas, 77001. Only let- airline authorities won't even it? Or, should I forget about to help you with your prob- (A.) The difference be- should be evenly divided ters that include a stamped, know she 3s pregnant. She my ugly purple network of lems., Send them to her in Cash-Cherne tween pretty far and all liie among the children and some self-addressed, envelope will also says airline stewardess- broken blood vessels, wear care of this newspaper, en- reward should be given for be answered. NEW MONMOUTH - Mr. and Mrs. Emmett.G. Cherne way can be very small — es are trained to meet all the micromlnies and feel closing a self-addressed, and I have no way of know- bigger jobs. emergencies. younger than springtime? stamped envelope, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Joyce Frances Cherne, to John Louis Cash, son of Mr. and ing how far you mean by Maybe your mother just To avoid cracked shells We have received so much Mrs. Harold Cash, 2 Navesink Ave., East Keansburg. pretty far. hasn't realized what is going when you are hard - cooking If you went far enough, on. Talk to her about it — conflicting information we Miss Cherne is a senior at Middletown Township High eggs, cook the eggs in sim- don't know what to b.elieve. you could be pregnant. If calmly and reasonably, not School. angrily. mering rather than boiling Can you clarify this situation Her fiance attended the same high school, and is em- you didn't, you can't be. water. for us? — Akron Query IT'S A DATE ployed by Construction Local 325, Jersey City. Regardless, something has Want personal answers to Dear AQ: The best authori- SANTA EVENT OPENING MEETING ty is Vanessa's doctor. It is NAVESINK - The Nave- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- Meier-Vetter doubtful that he would give GLEN ROCK — Mr. and Mrs. Raymond O. Vetter of the go signal to a woman in sink Ladies Auxiliary will The first meeting of the hold a Christmas Bazaar in Glen Rock, announce toe engagement of their daughter, her eighth month. If Vanes- young married women's cir- Miss Elizabeth Anne Vetter, to Norman John Meier Jr., sa should go into labor 30,000 the firehouse, Monmouth Ave. tomorrow from 1 to 8 p.m. cle of the Atlantic Highlands son of Mr. and Mrs. Meier, 12 Canterbury Court, Middle- feet over the Pacific, the United Methodist Church will town. An April 18 wedding is planned. FOR FABULOUS FASHION FINOS I loose coat won't help her Santa will be there to have pictures taken. A spaghetti be held Monday at 8 p.m. in Miss Vetter, an alumna of St. Luke's High School and much. the College of St. Elizabeth, Convent Station, is employed It is true that airline stew- dinner will be served from 5 the home of Mrs. Stanley E. to 7 p.m. Tickets will be avail- as a technical editor at Bell Telephone Laboratories, Whip- ardesses. are .trained for Wiley, 100 Third Ave. Young pany. emergencies, but this is ex- able at the door. Mrs. George More of Those Black is chairman. married women, whether .Mr. Meier, a'systems analyst for Data Communications, pecting too much. members of the church or Inc., employed at Bell Telephone Laboratories, Whippany, Dear Ann Landers: Yester- FALL FESTIVAL is an alumnus of Middletown Township High School and day I took my children to see not, are welcome. RED BANK - The Fall Newark College of Engineering. He is president of the "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang." YULE BOUTQIUE Middletown Township Police Reserve, a member of the Sensational Savings! This is a wholesome movie Festival Bazaar of the United Presbyterian Women's Asso- SHREWSBURY - The, township's Special Police, and a member of the board of in color, full of good music, education of the New Monmouth Baptist Church. joy, fun and laughter. Ideal ciation of the First Presby- Shrewsbury Garden Club will hold its annual Fall and for children. When I saw it terian Church will be held Corder-Higgins is A Sale of Outetandingi advertised' I was so pleased tomorrow in the church, from Christmas Boutique Tuesday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Luncheon at 12:30 p.m. in Blair Hall ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The engagement of Miss -> at long last a movie that Carolyn Marie Higgins to Chester W. Corder, 73 Bow Ave., didn't deal with drugs, fag- will be served from 11:30 of the Presbyterian Church, a.m. to 1:30 p.m., and tea Sycamore Ave., featuring West Keansburg, has been announced by her parents, Mr. gots, lesbians, instanity, kill- and Mrs. Thomas C. Higgins, 118 E. Garfield Ave. ing and raw sex. from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Chil- items from the Pink Sleigh of New Winter Coats. dren's entertainment will be Northern New Jersey. A tea The bride-elect, a graduate of Henry Hudson Regional While waiting for the fea- provided. School, is a secretary at Electronic Associates, Inc., West ture, the previews for com- will follow a boutique lecture. a distinguished collection Mrs. Robert Luehman, Long Branch. ing attractions flashed, on the PLAY OPENS Her fiance, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Chester Corder screen — An axe murder!! Shrewsbury, president of the LITTLE SILVER — The club, is chairman. Proceeds of Batesburg, S.C., attended Monetta (S.C.) High School, It'irightened my youngest so drama department of the and served three years' in'the U.S. Army. He is employed Untrimmed Coats bad she literally screamed' will help defray expenses for ; Woman's Club of Little Sil- community planting projects. by American Bridge, a division of the United States Steel out loiid. This ii not the first ver will present a three-act Corporation. . . and tipie such a thing has oc- play "Waiting in the Wings" BENEFIT BAZAAR curred. A few weeks ago by Noel Coward. Dessert will wjien I took my brood to seej FREEHOLD - The 'Win- Fur-Ttimmeji Goats be served. TheplSy will be ter Wonderland' baiaar will a Revival of Peter Pan, I had' Me\A Monday and Tuesday tajhustle? them out fast. ...An*-' be held Tuesday from 10 a.m • regular up lo $139.95 at 1:30 p.m. in the clubhouse to 8 p.m.', and Wednesday otter-hid^pVB preview.' This, Rumson Road and Church St. tifiie-it was one*of those sex; from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Tickets will be available at Freehold Elks Lodge, spon- $ oijgy films. My child yelled, the door. "how ©01119 they go on dates sored by six of the Greater with no.clothes on!", Every- SCOUT BAZAAR Freehold Area Hospital Aux- 48 • '58 • 88 iliaries. body in the theater roared.- RIVER PLAZA — The Riv- rPlease, AJIH, tell us how we er Plaza Cadette Girl Scout DESSERT BRIDGE SAVE UP TO $51.95 c{m get the message across Troop will hold a holiday ba- t* the theater operators. — MIDDLETOWN — The zaar Monday in the River Middletown Auxiliary to Riv- All the great shapes of the season (including Mauls) p • - ; . ^« Plaza School auditorium from erview Hospital will hold its something for every one in our choice collection! 3:30 to 9:30 p.m. Proceeds annual dessert bridge Mon- Miss Remak Miss Aalbue Miss Kelly ^Ready-Made will help finance a planned day at noon in the Baptist • Camels, tweeds, diagonals • Mink, Beaver, Persian* three-day trip to the National Fellowship Hall, Kings Hwy. • Forstmann, Meltcns, Imports • Many aita-of-a-leind and Custom Girl Scout Program Center, Tickets will be sold at the Shuchter-Remak Rockwood, Md., and Wash- door. HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mrs. Michael J/ Remak, 168 • Black and newest' colors • Sizes 6 to 16 ington, D. C. Highland Aye., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Paula M. Remak, to Peter, Shuchter, son *FUR PRODUCTS LABELED TO SHOW COUNTRY OF ORIGIN >•—MM Art Contest of Jerome Shuchter, Los Angeles, and Mrs. Lillian Shuchter Improve your For Amateurs of Montclair. home with FREEHOLD - An amateur Rubin-Aalbue art show and contest is OAKHURST — Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. ALUMINUM scheduled for Dec. 7 from William W. Aalbue, 517 Elizabeth St., of the engagement of Y ery Specially Priced !i SPREADS 1 - 4 p.m. at Thompson Park, their daughter, Miss Nancy Ann Aalbue, to Michael B. Ru- N»ed a king siie ipread for a queen Newman Springs Road, Lin- bin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan I. Rubin, 387 Atlantic Ave.; liis .bod? We have if! ... or can SIDING croft. Long Branch. The wedding is planned for next fall. duck into our all-weather make it. Come in and see how you Sponsored by the Mon- Miss Aalbue, a graduate of Ocean Township High can'afd an extra touch to your mouth County Park System, baolrpom with a spread from our School and Wilfred's Academy of Hair and Beauty culture, tollstfion. the show will include paint- Asbury Park, is employed at the Beauty Haven Salon, RED BANK { ings in three categories: Bradley Beach. Rain - or - Shine Goats landscapes, seascapes, or his- Mr. Rubin, who is in business with his father in the torical buildings. The sub- Rubin Construction Corp., Long Branch, is a graduate of- Geared-for-any-weother turnouts that are dashing, Ell. 1925 jects must be located within Clover Park High School, Seattle, Wash., and served in the the county. U. S. Army with a tour of duty in Vietnam. marvelous to wear, come rain or come shine! The show will be for ama- teur artists only. Each artist Burden-Kelly may submit a maximum of BELFORD — The engagement of Miss Lauren Kelly, to SHREWSBURY roum's two paintings. All paintings William I. Burden is announced by her parents, Mr., and 46B BROAD ST. should be presented for hang- Mrs. James M. Kelly, 482 Roxbury Road. He is the son of • Call 747-4422 • Call 741-7500 ing Saturday, Dec. 6. How- Mr. and Mrs. Eljner Burden, 56 Woodside Drive, Middle- |»«Extraordinary Special Purchase!«»«s» ever, for the convenience of town. those who live distances from Miss Kelly and her fiance are Middletown Township Lincroft, entries will be ac- High School graduates. She also is a graduate of Mandl Famous Maker ( cepted until 10 a.m. on the School, New York, and is employed as an orthodontic as- Ifiive day of the show. . sistant in the office of Dr. Robert Isaacson., Matawan. At noon, the judges will Mr. Burden, who is a graduate of Bloomfield Techni- select first, second, and third cal School, is a carpet mechanic with Nordic Carpets, South Suits and Ensembles place winners in each of the River. three categories. The show is free to contestants and the McDonald-Hespe general public. RUMSON — Mrs. Charles F. Hespe, Wood Lane, has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Carol 58 • '88 Lynn Hespe, to Richard C. McDonald, son of Mrs. Lois McDonald, 20 Battin Road, Fair Haven. regular up to $199.95 with reupholstered furniture The bride-elect attended Star of the Sea Academy, Long Branch, and Toms River High School. SAVE UP TO $71.95 Mr. McDonald attended Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Call Collect... High School and the University of Arizona. LUXURY FASHIONS . . . Connoisseur's collection for town and travel, beautiful news in the long and short jackets and coat's, 566-4423 OPENING ISciv Year's Eve Party (including coat and dress nad jacket and dress ensembles) Slated by Temple OF THE COSTLY FABRICS . . . fine double-faced gabardines, handsome ENGLISHTOWN - The FREE! camel-hairs, luscious French and Italian imported tweeds, luxurious Shop-at-Home PICTURE gala New Year's Eve party meltons, unusual novelties. SERVICE of Temple, Shaari Emelh is & FRAME open to non-members as well 'CUSTOM-LOOK' TAILORING ... by master craftsmen. Open your 1970 as members of the Temple. SEASON'S NEWEST COLORS . . . including black. Sizes 6 to 18. ALSO ... Christmas Club The party will be held in the Expert Slip- GALLERY Get this *405Decca UP Holiday Swim Club, and will cover and SPECIALISTS IN feature live music by the Drapery Depts. Record Album for'F GUARANTEED .Velvetones, beverages, and a THE VALUES ... SO EXCEPTIONAL THAT FASHION-CONSCIOUS DELIVERY IN DepoiUi Insured Up to FINE CUSTOM THREE WEEKS IlliOOt b7 F.D.I.C. hot and cold buffet dinner FRAMING WOMEN WILL HAVE TO SEE THEM TO APPRECIATE THEM I 44 MONMOUTH ST. catered by N°rma and Al RED BANK Spector of Holiday Caterers. Charge Accounts Invited The reservations are limited tl FURNITURE CO. Phone 842-4938 to 100 couples, so early reser- ; Man., Tuts.. Wed. and Sat. 10-6 Thun. and Frl. 10-f :30 Mimtor lW*nl Iwm redml Rear Entrance from vations are requested. Mrs. SPRING LAKE, STORE ONLY HIGHWAY 34 MATAWAN Squill bnnui Cor*. Morton Straw,, 4- Knox Lane, Municipal Parking Lor I is in dharge of reservations. 1113 THIRD. AVENUE 12 fHE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MrDDLETOVN, N, J.f FRIDAY, NOVEMBER U, 19f» [The Clubwomen Weddings Dalfonzo' Meat Topic Set MIDDLETOWN — Home- oliuck and package it as they makers' questions on meat would in the store. An ex- Thomas preparation and terminology planation of various beef cuts EAST ORANGE - Miss will ho answered Monday. will be offered, and tips on Lorean Joy Thomas, daugh- #hcn the Village \Voman\s the best methods ot prepara- ter of Mrs. Mildred Thomas, Club will sponsor a moat- tion for eaoh. Meat used in 125 Prospect St., East Orange, dcmonstralion at 8 the demonstration will be and the late George W. Thom- p.m. in the Community ('ou- awarded to members of the as, became the bride of Thom- ter, Kings Highway. The pub- audience at the close of the as Anthony Dalfonzo son of lic is welcome. program. Tickets will be Mr. and Mrs, Anthony C. Dal- A team of exports from available at the door or from fonzo, Cliffwood Ave., Cliff- Shop-Bite will tut up an arm any club member. wood, Saturday at a Nuptial Mass here in St. John!s Cath- Craft Day Slated olic Church. TRENTON — Under the Satnoon Shrewtbury Ave., Rtd Bonk 37 I. FRONT ST., RED BANK M KIVMSIDH AVE. RED BANK LONG BRANCH - The presented a program. The hands. She suggested that Jack Feldon was best man. 747-9552 Woman's Olub of Long Branch men were Ted Clements, Gor- American citizens leave solu- Ushers were Michael Hall, 842-5213 celebrated Federation Night don Prout, Joseph Delia Badia Lawrence Filozof, brother of When you are stewing chick- at its Nov. 10 meeting. Pres- and Clifford Schumann. Musentn Director the bride; Milt Bloom, John en, add a small onion studded ent were state and district The club is selling fruit cake Felton, brother of the bride- with a few whole cloves. FURNITURE CO. Start Your officials, and representatives and notepaper as ways and Is Guild Speaker groom, and James Kur- from the district woman's means projects, and is RED BANK — Edward H. chinske. Keyport 264-0181 clubs. planning to provide Thanks- Cooked mashed dried apri- I WEST CHRISTMAS Feltus 3rd, museum director A reception was held in the cots are delicious added to a Members of the Town giving baskets for needy of Ae Monmouth County His- Feature*... families.' Knights of Columbus Hall, confectioners' sugar frosting. SHOPPING Criers, a barbershop quartet, torical Society, will present Spotswood. a program on the restoration Senator Is Speaker The bride, a graduate of complete line of "Thomasville" EARLY of the Allen House in Shrews- Freehold High School, is em- COLTS NECK — Guest building contract to the low- bury at Tuesday's meeting of ployed at Marlboro High CHILDREN'S SHOES by IUSTER BROWN EST. 1869 at the speaker at the Molly Pitcher est bidder on a single over- the Woman's Guild of Trinity School. Her husband, who is Woman's Club luncheon held all contract or to individual Episcopal Church. The meet- a mason, is attending eve- SID'S BOOTERY subcontractors, whichever is here in the Colts Neck Inn ing will be held at 2 p.m. in ning classes at Asbury Park AND CHILDREN'S WEAR Open Mon. and Fri. Evenings 'til 9 JK RED BANK lower. This legislation was the Parish Hall, White.St. High School. Little Silver Shopping Center was State Sen. Joseph J. subsequently extended to mu- BOOKSTORE M"Miti, It-Morris. nicipalities and state build- The senator discussed his ings as well. MEETING SLATED LINDEN PLACE single contract school con- Sen. Maraziti pointed out KEANSBURG — The Wom- struction bill which was en- that the single contract sys- en of the Moose. will meet Optn 9:30-5:30 Monday, Nov. 24, at 8 p.m. in Manday - Saturday iicted into law in 1968 after tem is in general use among 11 years of sponsorship. The federal awarding agencies Bayshore Lodge, Myrtle and 747-1412 Maraziti Bill requires boards and only a few states re- Maple Aves. Officers include of education to award a school quired multiple bidding and Mrs. Frederick Dassori, contracts. senior regent; Mrs. Ignatius Causa, junior regent and pub- Mr. Maraziti estimated that licity chairman; Mrs. Clyde construction costs are being Mahar, chaplain; Mrs. Mi- cut between 20 and 25 per chael Gannuccl, treasurer; SPECIAL SALE! cent resulting in millions of Mrs. Adolf Haupt, guide, and Boutique Shoppe dollars saved for New Jer- Mrs. Carl Foster, recorder. CARPET, sey taxpayers. Your Home or Apartment FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY! WALL-TO-WALL 100% NYLON CARPET BOOT SPECIAL! GRAND OPENING 00 A new, "Exclusively Feminine" INSTALLED Shop for the Discriminating Woman

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Signorino may not agree on praise for the pursuit of the Kleva had high praise for In the long run, the game The Indians like to go for who will win tomorrow's Indian line while Signorino his assistant coaches. "They may boil down to the ability big yardage, while the Lions game of the year in New Jer- called Middletown, "The best have done wonders develop- of the Lions' secondary to are content to take it in sey, but they do agree on a defensive team in the area ing this team," he said, "and stop the passing of Rip Scher- small chunks and wait for lot of other things. and possibly in the state. . . their scouting reports all er, who has been hot since the breaks. Both believe the game will One thing that worries us," year have been excellent." Hermanni was hurt, and the Finally, both coaches agree go to the team which he added, "is that their de- Both coaches stress funda- running of Dave Bloom. on one other item: "We want executes better and capital- fense can score." mentals, and those fans lucky On the other side of the a good nail game that is izes on breaks; both think the Middletown has a "slight enough to get into the sta- fence, the Indians will have worth seeing," they echoed. home field gives Toms River South a psychological advan- tage. . ' The Lions go into the Shofe Conference "A" Division championship tilt in good phy- Final Gridiron Weekend sical shape. As a matter of fact, the only ailing member of the team is coach Kleva, who injured his leg playing soccer in gym class this Shows Upset Possibilities week. Hertnannl Won't Play Yes, fans, there are other Kcansburg has a good shot have to avoid a letdown after Neptune (2-4-1) at Raritan Coach Signorino told the good football games this at its first win of the year. its heart-breaking loss to (2-5): Neither team is as bad Register that Bob Hermanni, weekend. In case you have "A" Division Toms River South last week. as the record looks; and this already decided that you high-scoring halfback who The Green Dragon has been game could go either way. won't be able to get into Toms Middletown (7-0) at Toms The Rockets have good of- was injured against Ocean River South (7-0): This is the improving and could be Township, will not play. How- River's stadium for the Mid- fense while the Fliers depend dletown - Toms River South biggie and the winner could primed for an upset. on defense. ever, Kleva is preparing for wind up as the consensus the Indians as if the fleet showdown (see story above), Freehold (0-6) at Lakewood "B" Division " number one team in the (3-4): The Piners should cele- 69 back will be in the game. you can take in the likes of Red Bank - Ocean Township, state. brate an afternoon at home Jackson (0-7) at As- The excitement generated Brick - Long Branch, or Nep- Brick (5-2) at Long Branch by sending the Colonials to bury Park (1-6): The Jaguars by the game is expected to tune - Raritan. (5-2): The Green Wave will their seventh loss. have scored only one touch- pack standees 10 deep in the down all year, but the Blue 5,000-seat Toms River Actually, these are only u Bishops have been disappoint- stadium. few of a card full of good ing. Asbury should win this Tigers Back Home "We expect a big fol- games in what stacks up as battle of the also-rans. lowing," Kleva said, "I have the most upset • prone week- Shore Gets Split Matawan (4-1-2) at Howell never seen more excitement end of the season: (1-5-1): Rebel fans should in the school." While the Lion - Indian have a sad afternoon watch- Neither coach expects to game will settle matters in ing Matawan's Tony Russell the Shore Conference "A" In State Soccer For Final Ivy Push use anything fancy in the parade by in his effort to game. Division, Manasquan has al- Two area teams' dropped Middletown and Toms River catch the scoring leaders. By ASSOCIATED PRESS Blake. Blake scored two line-up when injuries side- ready clinched the "B" title, Signorino said, "We always South saw their title hopes Monmouth Regional (3-4) Princeton's fighting Tigers touchdowns against Harvard lined Al Fenstemacher and and Point Boro nailed out of the N.J. State Inter- put in one or two plays for dashed. at Manasquan (7-0): Surpris- have taken their bid for the and made an impression on Bob Stonebraker, remains a the "C" title going away. scholastic Athletic Associa- a game, but we'll stick to Middletown lost to Oak- ing Manasquan has the title Ivy League crown back to the coach. bright, spot for Rutgers. Rob- our basic stuff - off tackle." Among the independents, tion Soccer Tournament yes- Palmer Stadium, where The rest of the Princeton ertson notched another touch- crest, 2-1, at Toms River, in its pocket, but may have Kleva countered with, "We Red Bank Catholic and Rum- terday, while two others ad- while Toms River South a tougher battle than it ex- they'll play their two tough- mainliners, including team down in the Connecticut game son - Fair Haven Regional vanced to the second round. est opponents the next two won't use anything different bowed to Ewing of Trenton, pects with the Golden Fal- captain and fullback Ellis Saturday. or fancy, but there are a few face severe tests, while In Group IV play, both weekends. Moore, record-setting passer 3-1, at Moorestown. cons. Jake MeCandless' crew has Scott MacBean, kicker Arnie Shore Regional and Henry Red Bank (4-2-1) at Ocean an unblemished 5-0 mark Holtberg and end Rob Bord- Hudson kept local hopes alive Township (4-2-1): This is against opponents from the ley, are ready for Yale. by notching wins. another "pick 'em" game. eight-team Ivy League, but MeCandless, who picked Haying in Group III, Shore The Bucs have four straight ' Dartmouth also is unbeaten Harvard and Penn as the top Regional got a second period shutouts, and the Spartan of- Register Staff Forecast goal from Artie Cosentino to fense is due to explode again. i in five Ivy tries, and Yale — Ivies before the season nip North Plainfield, 1-0, at Second place in the Division - : this week's visitor — has opened, still says he's sur- Chuck , lost only to Dartmouth in its prised — but happy — at the South Brunswick. , is at stake so both teams will : Rich NleoUttl , five league games. way things turned out for his Trlblehorn Ed Walsh Jennl Folk Cosentino scored from five- be up: ; Princeton, winners of only club this season. MeCandless (89-17-5 .840) (86-20-5 .820) (83-23-5 .783) (82-24-5 .773) yards out at the seven min- "C" Division four games against five de- is now in his first year as TOMORROW ute mark of the second pe- Shore (0-7) at Central (3-4): feats last year, switched from riod on a second effort after The Golden Eagles, of Cen- coaclrs Brick Twp.—Long Branch Long Branch 21-14 Brick 22-16 Long Branch 28-12 Long Branch 27-16 ' its traditional single-wing a pass from Vic Maldonado. tral will fly high over the Things aren't so happy at Lakewood 20-6 Lakewood 26-12 game to a multiple offense Rutgers,, where the Scarlet is Freahold—-lakewood Lakewood 28-6 Lakewood 28-8 The Blue Devils will meet winless Blue Devils. ; this season.. The move has Middletown—Tomt River S. Toms River S. 22-14 Middletown 22-15 Toms River S. 28-14 Tomt River S. 30-15 Point Pleasant Boro at. 10 Southern (5-2) at Keyport ; blushing a bright red follow- apparently paid off. In their ing its second straight dis- Neptune—Raritan Neptune 12-6 Neptune 22-15 Raritan 14-8 Neptune" 15-12 a.m. tomorrow morning at (2-5): Looks like another long i last three games alone, the the Shore field. day for Tom Karlo's injury- appointing loss. Jackson Twp.—Asbury Park Asbury Park 20-0 Asbury Park 29-8 Asbury Park 32-0 Asbury Park 29-0 ! Tigers rolled up winning mar- Henry Hudson and James-' ridden Red Raiders. The Scarlet Knights, whose Howell—Ma+awan Reg. Matawan 40-0 Matawan 39-6 j gins of 42-0, * 33-6 and 51-20, offense was called the best\ Matawan 41-6 Matawan 42-12 burg fought two overtime Wall Township (5-2) at Pt. L*n average of 42 points per he'd seen in ten years by Monmouth Reg.—Manasquan Manatquan 26-12 Manatquan 29-B Manasquan 38-6 Manasquan 19-0 periods to a 1-1 tie at Prince- Pleasant Beach (3-3): This .game. veteran coach John Bateman, Red Bank—Ocean Twp. Ocean 20-14 Ocean 16-8 Ocean 8-7 Ocean 15-14 ton, but the Admirals, com- will probably be the best peting in Group I, were game in the "C" Division. ", But things may be different were" 5-1 before dropping Shora Reg.—Central Reg. Centra! 22-18 Cantrail 35-8 Central 20-12 Central 24-14 road games to Delaware and awarded the game, 4-3, on The Garnet Gulls won't roll in the Yale game, mainly be- Southern Reg.— That sent the fans home In the ABA, Indiana took cess stories and could insure Schoolboy that their fans have begun to Except for two hot spurts was reserved for the final the starters — pulled off a happy, a condition that is be- Miami 115-109, Kentucky their first winning season. look for horizons beyond — 18-3 in the second period moments. That's when the couple of steals to keep the coming normal for Knick fol-' whipped Denver 109-104 in Hamilton West (5-2) at Red Standings simply winning. Winning has lowers. overtime and the game be- Bank Catholic (4-2): Caseys In other N6A games, Phila- tween New York and Wash- will be out to avenge last *)!.'• TOMORROW become routine for the Football Knicks. Now the trick is to delphia defeated Phoenix 124- ington was postponed. year's lopsided loss to Hamil- Shore Conference "A" WVHSrON keep the opposition below 100 ton. ' Middletown Twp. at Toms River So. Brick Twp. at Long Branch points. That's what interests Highland Park (4-3) at . Neptune at Rarlten Rumson - Fair Haven (4-3): Freehold at Lakcwooil New York fans these days. "B" DIVISION These are two evenly- : ;; , Red Bank at Ocean Twp. The Knicks performed that Hawk Mermaids '; Monmoutti Reg. at Manasquan matched Garden State Con- * J&ckison Twp. at Asbury Park feat for the eighth time this ference teams, and Highland ,'r'Matawan Reg. at Howell • i "C" DIVISION season last night, whipping Park needs the win to stay , Southern R&R. at Koyport Chicago 114-99 and tying a Will Twp. at Pt, Beach. in the running after copping , Bhore Reg. at Central fiej. National Basketball Associa- Establish Marks Non-conforence the conference crown the past Toms River No. at Pt. Boro CUlcns" <»!» ' New York (114) WEST LONG BRANCH - breast stroke, 37.3; Miss three years. • Hamilton West at Red Bank OaUlolIc (1 IT G F T • WUilwwxl at Kcantfbwg Bcrwnli'l 3 3 0 Harriett 5 1 11 Four Monmouth College pool Brown, 50-yard 'backstroke, Sunday ' Allentown at Marlboro Haikens 5 t U Bowman 10 2 records were broken here last Garden Htate Conference Kaufnl'n 3 0 0 Bradley 3 2 8 31.7; Miss Tyler, 50-yard free- Mater Del (5-2) at Bayley- . t Highland Park at RumjuHi-Falr Love 5 U 24 D'Bachcre 3 17 night, as Coach Dick Stead- Ellard (2-5): The spunky Ser- '. Haven RcgLonal Petera'n 2 0 4 Prasler 8 8 20 style, 26.5; Miss Zotts, 50- Crosi^oiuilry Bloan 13 5. Ikakct 1 2 « man's Hawkettes defeated aphs probably will be watch- TOMORROW May .OOO yard butterfly, 30.7, and Ei- Stile Sectionals at New BrunJWlcJl Tucker 0 O 01 Marymount College, 18-59. ing the down markers very Walker 11 3 "5 Rued 12 3 27 SUNDAY Rlornan 5 3 13 leen Reilly, diving, 97.60 l-oolball WeLm 3 a si The victory for the host closely in this game and Wesley Riwuell 3 0 0 Mater Del at ~ StalwTUl 8 0 18 points. should take number six. Warren OOO mermaids was their second in as many outings. RENT A CAR 35 28 Ml ' «72I)1» Monmouth won eight of the DAY • WEEK • MOWTH Chicago — 30 18 10 32— 09 New York -.22 31 28 33-111 nine events and established Fouled out—Nono. Total touls— PANELING WALL Chicago, 18, Now York 20- A—18,837. three of the four records. LINCOLN.MERCURY Hawkettes Nanette Brown, Shrawibury Avt.. al Sycwnora Sue Hoffman, Patty Zotts and SPECIALS 747-5400 NBA Standings Mary Tyler took the 200-yard 200 SHEETS ONLY EASTERN DIVISION medley relay in 2:0G.5, bet- NNNNNNHI* W I. I'd. BRONZE PECAN New York 16 1 .Ml tering the old record of 2:15.9 Baltimore 8 fl .571 FOR Milwaukee 8 O .571 for the event. PHE-FINISHED PMlulolplila O 1 .<62 99 Cincinnati 0 8 .423 Teammate Debbie Killeen 4(7 SHEET Detroit 6 O .Ml Bonton 3 » -MO also shattered a pool mark. REG. 5.9? ALUMINUM WESTERN DIVISION Miss Killeen was clocked in 1 Atlanta - I' 3 ™ CASH 'N' CARRY Ban FrandBco « « -500 one minute flat in the 100- Chicago — -•-• 7 7 .500 yard freestyle, wiping out the SIDING bos Angclo 6 « • «•'> WE INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OUR STOCK Phoonix ...- ft 7 .417 best previous time (1:08.1), ScalllB -1 !> -M8 OF 45,000 PREFINISHED PANELS San DleB" ' ° .280 and she and Misses Hoffman, CALL Thumdiiy'B HesultH THE LARGEST ON THE COAST Now York 1H, Ohloago 03 Brown and Tyler registered PMladcll-hla 121. rimenlx 110 a 1:53.2 clocking in the 200- PRICED FROM 2.99 PER 4x8 SHEET Saaltle 117, Detroit 113 Todfty'R Gnmflft yard freestyle relay. The pre- RED BANK Baltimore at Boston ChlCRKO at Milwaukee vious best wag 2:03.8. Fhcionlx at Los Angclca Martha Randall, a 1064 Bcattls at Han Diego INE LUMBER Ed. 1925 • Atlanta at Ban Francisco Olympian and former world Tinnorrow'N (lnmrn Milwaukee at Baltimore record-holder, accounted for MAHOGANY, TEAK, OAK and MARINE PLYWOODS Detroit at Cincinnati Boaton at Now York Marymount's only first. Her Ban Francisco flt Chicago time of 1:07.5 in the 100-yard v11390ceanAve.8423355Sea Bright I/w. Aniolefl1 at PluiflMx Atlanta at Ban Dlcgo OWNERSHIP DISPUTE — New York Knicks' Willis Raed 119) and Chicago Bulls' individual medley also was a Philadelphia at Brattle new pool standard. Op«n dally 7 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Sal. 7 A.M. to S P.M. roum's Hundny'n (lnm«H Walt Wesley dispute the ownership of a loose ball during last night's NBA action Ban FranolBco at MUw&ukaa Other winning Hawkettes ATTENTION BOATMEN! OPEN SUNDAY » TO NOON Philadelphia at Li» Anicl" in New York. Ths Knicks won again, 114-99. (AP Wirophoto) Call 741-7500 Atlanta it Phoenix were Miss Hoffman, 50-yard /• 14- -1HE DAILY HEGISTEH, B£D BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. U FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1969 Simpson TwcPWay Performer—in By MIKE RATHET "But after you lose seven Rookie of the Year in the fake run while the pass is field maybe thinking about season's victory total added maybe we'll have built that rapport .for next year." (Second of a Series) games maybe you do some- business world while quite tried. signing a contract. up to one. thing else. I would like 4o possibly losing any chance he It all adds up to that frus- But that stopped when the "Nobody likes to lose," Meanwhile, however, NEW YORK (AP) - get the ball more when we're had at becoming Rookie of tration, and admitted dissat- season started. Simpson went on, "and for there's the rest of this sea- Distracted at first by his In- behind. I admit I haven't the Year in the pro football isfaction with the efforts of "But I was naive, too. I a while I think we had the son — both as 0, J. Simpson, terest in SeiiiR a millionaire, done anyUiing spectacular in world. his first year. walked into' camp — looked outlook that what difference entrepreneur, and 0. J. frustrated now by his lark of pro ball, but if Chicago gets Winning Woes at all the guys and said to did it make — we'll play as Simpson, football player. Be- Interest in being a decoy, 0. behind, you can bot Sayers In eight of Buffalo's nine individuals and do the best tween the two, there isn't J. Simpson admits that he games, the most publicized "It's been more a disap-> myself we're going to win a is going to get the ball." pointment as far as winning lot of games. I hadn't been we can as individuals. much time for his family, has gained more ground in rookie ever to come out of around long enough, so I "In other words, it was an wife Marguerite, and year. the business world than the And so, in those terms college has carried the ball goes than statistics," Simp- old daughter Arnelle. that could easily be con- son pointed out. "I thought didn't know enough. attitude where we may have pro football world — and it 112 times for 403 yards and been thinking, 'Let's see what "I'm always rushing," disturbs him. strued as criticism of the a 3.6 average, scoring only I would do better statisti- "I didn't realize that with cally, but winning that runs a new coach and new talent I can do by myself this year, Simpson said. "Life becomes Buffalo Bills' coaching staff one touchdown and failing to minutes — there's nothing "I'm frustrated two ways and if they weren't merely break a run longer than 28 together. That's why I have it'd be like it has been. I then we'll see what we can — because we've ix*n los- to laugh when people ask me thought new raw talent would do together next year.' We that can be put off until to- verbal representations of his yards. morrow, so it's 20 minutes to ing and because I'm not get- admitted frustration, Simp- how Cleveland and Dallas al- show that it would mix with didn't have the rapport you ting the ball," Simpson said And because the Bills keep ways draft the best backs. old talent and we'd win." need." get there, 30 to spend there. son talks about his lackluster So when I go home I try to quietly and calmly, trying to first season. falling behind and must go "In the beginning I'll have Not Tbe Case "The last two weeks I be dispassionate but ob- to the pass in an attempt to to admit I wasn't really think- That hasn't been the case. think our attitude's changed. forget business and football. viously distressed. "I feel Better In Business catch up, to Simpson has ing only about football. At The Bills have won twice as I know I'm feeling comfort- "There are times you just helpless. I don't mind being It has been a period of less fallen the role of being a de- camp, there was moving my many games as they did able for the first time and I want to be O.J. Simpson, a decoy it it helps. It's good than four months, during coy, hopefully carrying a de- wife and the business trans- last year, but that's hardly know by the end of the sea- father, and O.J. Simpson, if it works, which time he has become fender or two with him on a actions and I'd be out on the cause for. rejoicing as last son things will be good and husband. Hull Crawls Boilermakers of Purdue Back to Rink In Role of Spoilermakers CHICAGO (AP) - His fi- hockey season. Reportedly, By SHEILA MORAN The Buckeyes want to (win The Boilermakers have re- the country announce accep- nancial fringes apparently also, he had borrowed money AP Sports Writer It for prestige since they're vamped their defense be- tance of their invitations resolved, Bobby Hull wuTquit for business reasons from Boilermakers or Spoiler- ineligible for a return trip to cause, as Mollenkopf puts it, starting Monday. figure skating and return to makers? the Rose Bowl. They have a "our defense has to hold Ohio There has been some indi- hockey skating. Black Hawk owner Arthur 21-game winning streak going State within reason and no- Wirtz on an agreed repay- The Purdue football team cation Tennessee might pre- The Golden Jet, the Na- likes to refer to itself as the and a chance to become the body's held them yet this ment plan. " first team to win two succes- year. We tried the pro-type fer to go to the Orange Bowl, • tional Hockey League's rec- latter, and although they are and then there's a persistent ord scorer, announced at a The return of Bobby with a 17-point underdog in tomor- sive national championships front four but found it isn't mobbed news conference yes- hat in hand was forced main- row's game with Ohio State, since Oklahoma did it in effective against roll out quar- rumor Notre Dame might terday that he is rejoining ly because the Hawks sudden- they think they can knock off 1955-56. terbacks." change its policy against go- the Chicago Black Hawks. ly found themselves winning the nation's No. 1 team in the "With no Rose Bowl to go Kern is a roU'out specialist. ing to bowls. It was more of a capitula- without him. They have a college football game of the to, staying No. 1 is the only Light on Cotton Prime Prospects tion as this shiniest of stars four-game winning streak. year. incentive we have," said Ohio Tomorrow also could throw Penn State and Missouri ended his season-long sitout. The fans for the most part The game at Columbus, State Coach Woody Hayes. some light on the Cotton are prime prospects for the Management brought him Ohio, highlights a big Novem- Bowl Aspirations Cotton Bowl but the Sugar to his knees apologizing. were mollified, They weren't Bowl, screeching "We Want ber weekend in which many Purdue's incentive is to rep- Cotton Bowl officials plan Bowl and the Orange Bowl Bobby signed a four-year bowl bids likely will be de- Bobby!" In fact, many of resent the Big Ten Conference to fan out to five, possibly six want them, too. The Cotton contract calling for a re- cided. in the Rose Bowl. Purdue is games in their final counting Bowl's host team won't be de- ported $100,000 annually a them were getting tired of Master Passer tied with 14th ranked Michi- of prospective visiting teams. cided until Dec. 6 when Tex- year ago. He didn't report to hearing about his wampum Quarterback Mike Phipps, gan at 4-1 and will need to The games include Maryland as, No. 2, 7-0, and Arkan- the Hawks this season be- wrestling. Purdue's master passer, is win to stay in the running, —No. 5 Penn State, 7-0; Iowa sas, No. 4, 7-0, meet for the cause of personal and busi- one reason and their record especially since Michigan StatenMissouri, No. 8, 7-1; Ne- Southwest Conference cham- ness matters involving General Manager Tommy another. Purdue is 7-1 and plays Iowa, a less formid- braska, No. 17, 6-2—Kansas pionship. Texas plays Texas "fringe benefits." Ivan said Bobby will have to 10th ranked nationally but it able opponent than Ohio State. State; Mississippi State- Christian and Arkansas faces A battery of advisors, said skate himself back into the has beaten ranking teams Louisiana State, No. 12, 7-1; Southern Methodist tomor- lineup and probably won't The shoe was on the to number. as many as 17, such as Notre Dame and Stan- other foot last year, Purdue and possibly Auburn, No! 11, row. and lawyers tried to tie play this weekend against ford while not one of Ohio 6-~2-Georgia, No. 16, 5-2-1. things together mutually for Oakland or Montreal in Chi- was No, 1 and favored In other games involving State's seven victims has a to whip Ohio State but. it Mississippi, tied for 18th at the Top 20, Southern Califor- both sides. cago Stadium next Wednes- winning record. day against New York. didn't turn out that way. The 53 plays Tennessee, No. 3, nia, No, 6, 7-9-1, plays Wash- Problem Involved Phipps has written such score was Ohio' State 13, Pur- 7-0, but that game isn't on the ington; UCLA, No. 7, 7-0-1, Much of it boiled down to So humbled was Bobby, predecessors as Dale Sam- due 0. list. meets Oregon; Notre Dame, Hull-giving up his attention that he asked Ivan's permis- uels, Len Dawson and Bob "We could have been up "We could always have No. 9, 5-1-1, tangles with to, innumerable outside busi- sion to read a statement at Griese right out of Purdue's more mentally," Purdue somebody in Knoxville Mon- Georgia Tech in a nationally ness interests during the the news conference. record books. Lou Mc- Coach Jack Mollenkopf said day morning," a Cotton Bowl televised night game at At- Statement Head Cullough, defense coordinator referring to last year. "But official explained, "we're not lanta; Stanford, No. 13, 5-2-1, of Ohio State's coaching staff, plays Air Force, No. 20, 6-2; He said'all differences be- I'm sure we'll be up for this giving up on Tennessee." Moran's 71 thinks Phipps is so good, "if one." The various bowls across Florida, No. 15, 6-1-1, faces tween him and the club have he's not the No. 1 pick of the Kentucky; and Houston, tied been resolved; that the club pros those guys have a hole for 18th, 6-2, plays North Wins Winter has accepted him back; and in their head." Carolina State. that he has apologized to Helsman Hopefuls Giants Activate Ceppetelli President William W. Wirt?, Phipps and Rex Kern, the Golf Event Ivan and Cbach Billy Reay A BARGAIN FILLY Buckeyes' quarterback who For New Orleans Game WESTBURY, N. Y. (AP)- HOPEWELL - Paul for "having made certain has rewritten some records Horan' took first place among statements which were NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Giants activated Dancing Flower, a 2-year-qld himself, also are prime can- filly owned by Robert, Ej the pros yesterday In Shore printed out of context." didates for the Heisman Tro- Gene Ceppetelh', former Philadelphia and Canadian League Winter Golf League play at WILT IN A WALK — His right leg encased in a cast center, yesterday for Sunday's game with the New Orleans Palmer of Leslie, Mich., has. "My wish is that the whole phy which goes to the year's Saints. proved to be a bargain trot? Hopewell Valley Golf Club. episode will soon be forgotten from hip to anldo, basketball srar Wilt Chamberlain outstanding college perform- Moran's 71 was good Ceppetelli played in Canada for five years and was in ter. She cost $4,700 as a 1968; and I pledge my utmost ef- of the Los Angeles Lakers leaves Centinela Hospital er. Kern sat out last week's yearling. \ enough to edge Dick Smith of 62-7 rout against Wisconsin to all 14 games 'with the Eagles last year in the National Foot- forts to helping our club to in suburban Inglewood yesterday to recouperata 'from Barker's Hollow by one a playoff berth and winning rest his bruised passing arm ball Leape. After he was cut during the training season When she won the Proxim."]; stroke, Moran, just in off the the Stanley Cup for Chicago," surgery to re-pair a ruptured tendon below the knee for tomorrow's game which is he returned to the Hamilton club in Canada. ity Trot at Roosevelt Race, Ceppetelli, 6-foot-2, 247, former Villanova athlete, will be way this fall the daughter of. pro tour, was playing unat- Mull said. cap. Chamberlain, who was injured a week ago, being billed as college foot- 1 used as the center on punt situations. He will take the place Florican-First Dance won her tached. "I've learned that I tail's game of the year. Bamm Hollow's Tom Uloz'as vowed he would return to competition before the end of Chuck Hinton, who has been placed on the injured re- sixth race of the year, shouldn't open my mouth of the season. (AP Wirephotol It will be televised nation- serve list and is out for the rest of the season due. to a knee and ran her earnings to $34/" blistered a 38 on the back somteimes." ally at 1:25 p.m. EST by ABC.. nine to tie for fourth with a injury. 583.. ' "' > 75. Tony Gaeta of Tomahawk was eighth on the list with 77, tied with Chuck Layton of Hollywood. Rotz Guides Silent Screen Mike Burke of Deal was CHERRY HILL, N.J. (AP) little. That's High Echelon, Rotz believes that short of den State Trial last week, one stroke back at 78. — Jockey John L, Rotz says trained by Hirsch Jacobs and Injury or sickness Silent beating My Dad George by The"SvenskTestad" Andy Kunsaw of Forsgate it isn't so, but he could have winner of the Behnont Fu- Screen has an excellent half a length. Rotz was had low gross among the mixed emotions going to the turity. chance in next year's 3-year- aboard Silent Screen in the amateurs with 73 to notch his post tomorrow for the $125,- It seems Eotz had been old triple crown races, the trial and said he won handily used car. -second straight win. Four. 000 added Garden State looking ahead to the days Kentucky Derby, Preakness despite the narrow margin. men, including Bob Housen Stakes for 2-year-olds at Gar- when he won't be riding. Sev- and Belmont. He expects the Silent Screen has won 5 of and Richie Brooke of Lake- den State Park. eral years ago he entered the colt to win the Garden State 6 races, including the Arling- wood, were one stroke off the Held of breeding and bought against 12 probable rivals, in- Before you buy it, pace. Rotz will be aboard the cluding High Echelon. ton - Washington Futurity favored Silent Screen in the some shares in a few stal- and Champagne stakes, and Housen was low net winner lions. One of the stallions is earned $397,966 thus far in among the amateurs with 71, 1 1-16 mile race with an ex- In addition to Silent Screen we want you pected gross of ?331,S25 and Native Charger, the sire of and High Echelon, expected his first season. His only de- based on a Uiree stroke handi- a winner's share of $198,975. High Echelon. Rotz rode starters are Count Alibel, feat was in his first race cap. Both financial figures are High Echelon in the Belmont. Forum, Protanto, Lanyon, when he wound up second at Closest to the pin on the records for this 17-year-old Fry Eggs Over, Clove Hitch, Saratoga. High Echelon, who to kick the tires. 150-yard 13th hole was Wil- stakes. The race is at equal The jockey is supposed to Jaradara, Toasted, Brave will be ridden by Manny liam Zerchot of 'Homestead weight of, 122 pounds. have said after the Belmont Emperor, Prize Silver and Ycaza, has been out 18 times who used a five wood to come race that nobody would beat Hark The Lark. Silent Screen with 3 wins, 1 second and 2 And check within 16 inches of the pin. While Itotz, of course, will High Echelon at a distance. and Count Alibel are being thirds. He has earned $240,- Twenty-three pros and 110 bo busy trying to get Elberon He denies that, saying he supplemented at $10,000 each. amateurs, the most amateurs Farm's Silent Screen home was misquoted. "I said he The others are original nomi- 21 other places. ever to compete in the win- for the top money, there is would be a much better horse nees. ter league in its 12 years of another horse in the race he going ' a distance, and A RECORD HANDLE Like the shock absorbers. Or the valves. Or the cylinders. existence, played. has to think about just "S he will," Rotz explained. Silent Screen won the Gar- RUIDOSO DOWNS, N. M. (AP) — The pari-niutuel han- You see, "Svensk Testad" used cars have nothing to hide. dle for the 1969 Ruidoso What's "Svensk Testad"? It's a 22-point inspection and repair THE SNOW Downs horse race season procedure originally developed in S weden-the country with reached an all tune high of the world's toughest used car inspections. Wakely Turns St. Louis' $12,586,015. IS FLYING The previous high han- By examining the "Svensk Testad" inspection and repair form you'll find in every "Svensk Testad" used car, you'll be able to BUY YOURSELF SOME dle was in 1964 when there Blues Into Victory Chant were 62 racing dates com- see exactly what was wrong with the car when we took it in. And WINTER FUN pared to 52 in 1969. The 1964 exactly what we've done to make it right. (Take a look at the By ASSOCIATED PRESS their first-place lead over idle bevy of furious rushes in the season handle was $12,303,448. 100% warranty, too. Every "Svensk Testad" used car has one.) Put yoiirniiMI Goalie Ernie Wakely hnd Minnesota in the West Divi- closing period, but Wakely Track General Manager Richard Thompson said the In other words, the "Svensk Testad" system tells you what ' been kicking around hockey's sion. withstood each charge as the on a 19M& Boston stopped Detroit 3-1 1969 wagering was up 17 per used car dealers have always been notorious for not telling you. minor leagues for a decade Blues remained unbeaten in and had only two games of in the night's only other cent from 1968. He said there The truth about a used car. National Hockey League ex- league activity, six home games this season. was an increase in attend- Which now gives you a choice. You can come to us and kick perience when the St. Louis Phil Goyette kept his big Rookie Garnet Bailey and ance and on all segments of the tires on a "Svensk Testad" Blues acquired him from the scoring string going for the veteran Phil Esposito came wagering this season which Montreal organization during Blues with a marker midway up with power play goals 82 ended Labor Day. used car. VOLVO the off-season as a hopeful in the first period. He has seconds apart midway Or go to some other used car replacement for retired ve- scored at least one point in through the final session to HAUGHTON'S FOURTH. dealer and kick yourself. teran Glenn Hall. every game he's played this guide third-place Boston to DELAWARE, Ohio (AP)- season. within two points of East When Billy Haughton drove See them at... At first it appeared the Larry Kecncn and Ah Mc- Division leader Montreal Laverne Hanover to victory Blues may have made a Donald added insurance goals and ono point of runnerup in the Little Brown Jug pace mistake — in his first two ap- in the second period, then New York. here before 44,721 fans the pearances this season, the McDonald picked up his sec- The two scored after De- veteran became the first 29-year-old rookie watched a RED BANK ond marker of the night with troit produced a M tie at driver ever to win four Jugs. USED CARS total of JO goals zip by him. five minutes left in the pen- 6:20 of Uic final period, Billy Laverne Hanover, a 3-year- TESTED THE SWEDISH WAV litit last night Wakely was alty-plagued gaine. Day converting a passout old colt owned by Thomas W. superb, posting his first NHL A total of 44 minutes in from Garry Monahan. De- Murphy Jr. of New York ran Auto Imports .shutout in his first start on penalties was handed out in fenseman Rick Smith scored his earnings for two seasons RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS SHORE MOTOR S & S home ice us the Blues turned the second period, and the his first NHL goal for the to $413,786. The son -of Tar 1H I. Ntwrno* Sprlngt Road, Rtd fcwk 119 1. Ntwmon Springs Rd. back (lie Pittsburgh Penguins game total was 54 minutes. Bruins at 19:48 of the opening' Heel — Lavish Hanover cost Roar* 3S, Mcnuqua* Red Bank 4-0 to build to three points The Penguins launched a period. {20,000 as a 1967 yearling. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MtDDlETOWN, N. J.; TODAY, NOVEMBER H, 1369 iotial Setup Hurt Loop in '70

By RICH NICOLETTI Ths way the divisions ir# set up now, Next year, the "B" competition will be to present a race. At present glance, the when the Pirates limped to a 9-18 season.e No one can argue that Shore Conference there are at least three strong teams in hot and heavy. Long Branch, Ocean, Red "C" race will be a runaway. There's an air of optimism hovering football has been exciting and. suspenseful each, but next year the conference will Bank, Toms River South and Monmouth The Shore Conference choses which over Coach Richie Regan's camp. The this year. All Of the divisions are being hard- change Its structure and add a new division Regional will battle it out for the crown, teams wil play in what division by the num- Bucs' brightest spot, of course, is Mel "The fought, and good league-balance adds to the along with three new dubs to the Shore Con- Another new entry, Freehold, along with ber of male enrollees in each school. While Marvel" Knight, a junior who led the team furor. ference. Keansburg, Marlboro and Toms Riv- Asbury Park, may find the going a bit too jt may be argued that no school is a peren- in scoring with a 17.7 per game average a year ago. Middletown Township has moved in to er North will all be admitted to the loop in much. nial power, there is some indication that 1970, The Titans and Mustangs will join Uie some schools invariably turn out strong On the banks of the Raritan, Chris Hill challenge Toms River South in the "A" The "C" Division will suffer most by the is expected to play a major role in the cage Division after the Indians won a thriller newly formed "D" Division,' while Toms Riv- teams. er North, > spanking new school will be in change. Manasquan should find itself a big Why can't the Shore Conference con- fortunes of Rutgers this winter. Hill, former over Long Branch last week in the final Daily Register All-County performer from moments ol play, A •' struct the divisions by enrollment and the ability of the school? Christian Brothers Academy, is a strong Along with the new schools and divisions, The "B" Division has been decided, but The New Jersey A.A.U. Basketball Offi- backcourt candidate in Coach Bill Foster's not before Manasquan came up to surprise the present schools will be shuffled through- Nick's Notes plans after sparkling for the Scarlet Knights' out the divisions changing the setup drastic- cials Association is conducting its annual Ocean Township and wrap up the title. examination for men desiring to become freshman squad last season. Other teams, such as Matawan Regional ally. • George Buttle and Bill Kozusko, two of and Red Bank, have chimed in to make whistle-blowers. The clinic will be conducted fc If Toms River South wins the "A" Divi- fish alongside such' opponents as Jackson by Ed Czebrowski next Wednesday at 7:30 the biggest Rutgers basketball players prior t e loop more interesting. sion title this year, it will be the last time, Township, Howell, Shore Regional, Central p.m. The test and evaluation will be held at to the current period, and Steve Senko and Even Point Pleasant Boro, the gargan- at least for a while, because the Indians the loop along with Wall Township, and new- the Rahway Recreation Building, 1670 Irving Andy Sivess, the South River stars of the tuan ol "C", had its hands full. Wall Town- will represent the "B" circuit next fall. The The new "D" division will probably be St., Rahway. Applications may be obtained late 1940s, are among the first to accept in- ship and Southern Regional, both gave the league will pick up Matawan in place of a lot tighter. Point Boro has dropped into at the clinic. vitations to play in the first Rutgers alumni Panthers something to think about, and Long Branch, which moved to "B". the loop along with all Township, and new- Matawan's Bill McCrea again is chal- basketball game, Nov. 21. some say that it WHS a good thing the league comer Marlboro may be a team to watch. The contest will be played as the first leaders played tha two teams early in the The change in structure seems to lenging for a starting spot in the front court part, of a double-header, with a varsity- season. strengthen one division, while leaving an- For a division to have any interest at at Seton Hall University, McCrea, a 6-5 jun- other weak. all, it must have at least two strong teams ior, was hampered by injuries a year ago freshman game to follow. Bova Aids Devil Run Tiger Quarterback WEST LONG BRANCH - Shore Regional closed out its cross-country season here Rewriting the Books 1969 HOMEUTE* yesterday by blitzing Jackson DEMONSTRATORS Township, 17-43. The ' Blue Devils finished with a 14-2-1 By SAN SCHLOSSBERG gate — MacBean has com- McCullough's rushing have 1970 DEMONSTRATORS mark. PRINCETON (AP) - pleted 89, eclipsing the old been the key factors in the Princeton quarterback Scott Tiger record of 78 In one rise of the Princeton phoenix FROM 10.28 H.P. Larry Bova of Shore led MacPean isn't only major- year. from the ashes of its 4-5 sea- the parade across the finish Ing in history; he's rewriting MacBean's passing, Ellis son of 1968, McCullough, how- line in 12:52 while Jackson's it on the football field. Moore's scoring, and Brian ever, won't play anymore Steve Kapp, who beat Bova The 6-0, 175-pound signal- this year because of a shoul- last year, could manage only caller adds to his own one- der injury. a fifth. Bova made amends season pass completion mark Hall.Has Info for a poor showing in Tues- M-Squad Drives of 78 every time one of his The M-Squad has driven day's County Meet when he bombs is caught and he's On Coast Guard the Tigers into a first-place SWIMPOOL finished 11th although he had leading the eight-team Ivy SHREWSBURY - Charles been ill all day. Ivy tie with Dartmouth, with SERVICES League In passing yardage. H. Hall of 73 Garden Road, the two clubs slated to face 'Following Bova in were each other next week. Mean- SUPPLIES INC. Shore's Steve Jacobs, Steve With 57 completions in 90 here and a member of the tries, he ranks right behind U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, while, Princeton must get by 504 Shrtwibury Av>. Kronheim and Hich Kullback. Yale's Joe Massey in that Yale, whose only loss in five Tom Spaeth grabbed a sixth department. Massey has 61. has announced his avail- Ivy tries was at the hands NEW SHEWSBURY for Jackson and the Jaguars' The two'meet head-on when ability to provide information of Dartmouth, 741-3000 Dave Callahan was ninth. OFFICIALLY SPEAKING — The Shore Board of Football Officials held their an- Yale visits Princeton tomor- to area young men interested John Ahlen and Jon Wal- nual banquet last night ai The Rum Runner, Sea Bright, and four prominsnt whistle- row. in a career as an officer in drop were seventh and eighth blowers enjoyed a pro-dinner chat. Left to right are Ben Lowenberg, retired of- MacBean, a top-flight ball the U.S. Coast Guard, and in for Shore, arid Mart Hamp- handler, goes into the game ficer; Tom Phipps, chief interpreter of the Trenton District; Milton J. Applegate, becoming a cadet at the ton came in tenth for Shore. with something extra: last Coast Guard Academy in vice chairman of the Shora District, and Chet Kovaleski, dinner chairman. Gu»st of week's title as Ivy League The Shore 'Jayvees also 1 New London, Conn. won, 27-30. honor was Jimmy Egidio, retiring past president of the Trenton Group. Arnie Truex, "Back-of-the-week. ' He ran up 172 yards of total offense, To be eligible for the com- Casey Fran Sullivan won Middletown High School athletic director and long-time friend of Egidio in coach- Including 148 on nine of 12 his 15th straight race, this ing and officiating, mads the presentations. (Register Staff Photo) pass completions, to pace the petition, application must be one coming in 12:09 seconds. tiger's' 51-20 rout of Harvard. made to the director of ad- Sullivan was followed by four He also won the award missions of the Coast Guard Rockets. Bob Gordon took Nov. 1 after throwing three Academy before Dec. 15, and second, Kevin Banks was TO passes against Brown. the applicant must take the > third, Joe Deely placed fourth New Zealand's Atlee Coasts For the Princeton season— and Warren Gordon crossed required College Entrance which includes losses to non- Board Tests on or before the line fifth. Ivy rivals Rutgers and Col- Dec. 6. : To Freehold Pace Triumph • FREEHOLD - Atlee, a and paid $3, $2.60 and $2.40. Steven Byrd alternated on the ALUMINUM New Zealand-bred gelding re- March Senator paid |3.80, front end. Nearing the three- mained unbeaten in the sixth $3.20 and Scottish Laddie, |3. quarter mile point, Atlee race at Freehold Raceway The winning 2-3 exacta was moved up on the outside in SIDING yesterday. worth $15.20. quick fashion to gain the lead Atlee was restrained off the and opened a commanding comes In 14 colors The six-year-old son of Spring Jinks, owned by John early pace as Liberty Bay and lead in short order. Del Gatto, Ai Rothman and NEW YORK-KEANSBURG- Hal Diestad of Staten Island, (Results) made the track look fast as 1ST—Pace: 1-m.: (1,200: T-G:U-4 Atlje (Del Qtlto) SOD 2.60 2.40 I RED BANK nock Springs Sh*rp .._»,» 1.40 S-«O Much •miter :U.4 Put Omln (Holla) .. S.4O 2.20 2.20 Adlo Square (Lu'to) 8.80 6.00 4.00 reylho Dale (Qiurtler) 2.20 2.20 AIRPORT PLAZA NEW YORK CITY & NIWARK, N. J. tition for Atlee who was on Symphony Bella (Iiutroan) 42.80 13.80 Smooth ooln (Oray) 2.60 Globea Jewel (Bllo) S.20 Kiarta 4 1 (|S.!O) DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN the front end In two qualify- «TH—Trot; 1-m,: *3,80Or T-2:os.3 ( «H-PlM] 1-m.; P.4001 T-2:M.l I HIW YORK CITY (Perl Auth. Tlritl) • ATLANTIC HIOHLANDJ ing events at Freehold and KlirrJi'ySh'rple (W'b'tl 3.20 2.40 l.ttl Keen« Brandy (Bvaru) 13.00 5.00 2.60 TV>rrld Gem (Dlefenbach) ..4.JO 4.00 Putnam (Morrllll .3.40 2.(0 I NIWARK (Public Servlu Termlnol) • LIONAUDLIONARDO Brandywinc. Atlee was J M Oajililn (Limb) 3.80 Makt It RacH (Marks! 3.00 > UONO tRANCrl • EARLI NAVAL IASI KxecU 4-3 (I1S.M) 10TH—Puce: 1-m.i »l.«00: T.-2:O8.2 • MONMOUTH IIACH • IELPORD-PORT MONMOUTH backed down to 1-2 favoritism 5TH-.P»ce; 1-m.; W.600; T.^:00 Bsrry Prince (Inotal) 8.80 5.20 6.60 I HA IRIOHT • IAST KEANSBUR* J M Dlnamlo (Lamb) 4.69 3« 2.40 Mediator Mlkl (IngrauUi) 12.00 ».4O > CORT HANCOCK • KEAN1BURO Hobby Hnrae bell> ...4.20 S. 80 We O«tto Byrd (Webster) 8.90 I HI0HLANDI •AIRPORT PLAZA Oottei Hanover (Warlu) - .2.80 Emu 9-8 («50.m) rowvfs STH—P&cei 1-m.l J3.1O0: T.-3:M Attendance—3,388 Handle—(191,101 • AIRPORT PLAZA • LIONAKBO TIKMINAL FREE PARKINS TIRMINAL Call 741-7500 STAT« HWV. NO. M HWY. NO. 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Noe- Racy Pick (Hylan) clal (ruin eiillfih Hanover (Itolla) T-2 LEONARDO KEANSBURG AIRPORT PLAZA and SUPPLY CO. Italnlrre Adlos CMnrrlll) |.| »—J M Nltk, Mltla Hodge, Bay Star Mercury (Olln) Romb«r , 741-5800 Brx-tdy Chief (NDi ai •—He Muncy, Kenny Vic, just Tag C M Oourtrlcht (Gar>!ul» 10-1 10—llono l>orl«, Add Frisco, Kuck- Car. Pearl and Wall, led Bank Joe Btadt luansfleld) 15-1 vllle nil! Lehlgri Express (SersD Op« Dally 7:>0 A M.S:J0 P.M.: SAT. 7:30 A.M.-5 P.M. 20-1 Bril Bet — Miss Scarlet Mm <7lh) 16 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. hi FRIDAY, NOVEMBER U, W/i Fence Hassle Leads to Variety of Complakits Hudson Ave., East Jfeans- MTODLETOWN - Bad feel- Mrs. tola Perugiano of 17 assault and battery was dis- Monmouth Rd-, East Keans- over the telephone. Judge with a charge of loud and ?25. burg, was fined $10 for vio- ing and a hassle over a fence Lake Ave., Hazlet, a friend of A charge against Robert missed. Mrs. O'Reilly stated burg, was found guilty of Massell found Mrs. O'Reilly abusive language against lation of the township heaM led to the airing of charges Mrs. Bentley, charged Mrs. guilty of this charge also and Bentley, husband of Mrs./ Mr. Bentley jumped the fence parking vehicles too close to Ben Perugiano, Mrs. Peru- ordinance. and countercharges yesterday O'Reilly with using violent fined her an additional $10. giano's husband. Mr. Peru- Margaret Bentley, by Mrs. in a rage and kicked her in the traveled surface of that in Municipal Court by five lit- and offensive language to her Mrs. O'Reilly countered giano, found guilty, was fined O'Reilly accusing him of the thigh. Other witnesses thoroughfare and fined a total Al Bigano of 156 Main St.,. igants. testified he jumped the fence of $10. He was also penalized Belford, and William Miller and unintentionally caused a $5 for maintaining dangerous of 132 Port Monmouth Road, Mrs. Margaret Benlley of Port Monmouth, were fined 47 Ocean Avc., East Keans- door to strike her. combustibles on his prem- Mrs. O'Reilly was repre- ises. A charge of violating $5 each for possessing unreg- burg, was found innocent of istered vehicles. malicious mischief by Judge Report Lists Harmful Effects sented by John E. Holobinko, the nuisance ordinance with Jerry J. Massell, but she was local attorney. The Bentleys junk strewn on the premises Thomas Minson of 362 Main found guilty of loud and abu- and the Perugianos were was dismissed. St., Belford, was fined $5 for sive language and fined $25. represented by Kenneth E. The defendant, Sal Cafiero, having a junk car on his Joel of Keyport. was represented by Attorney premises. Mrs. Bentley was charged Of Off shore Sludge Dumping William C. Lloyd of Keans- by Mrs. Agnes O'Reilly of 4!) A bearded former Navy man who urged on war pro- burg. Ocean Ave., her neighbor, By SHERRY FIGDORE The samples contain cigar- Effects of all tfiesc con- dead commercial-grade lob- who alleged Mrs. Bentley tesors (luring the October war Mrs. Anna Darowski of 46 EATONTOWN - An interim ette filters, melon seeds, taminants — sludge, acid and ster were found. Sycamore Ave., East Keans- called her a colorful variety report outlining effects of moratorium clad in an Army band-aids, and all sorts of dredge spoils — are now be- Dr. Pearce theorized that field jacket and a beret with burg, was fined $5 a day for of dirty names in public and sewer sludge dumping on off- human refuse, but have prov- ing studied at the marine a mass of oxygen-impover- caused her fence to be ripped a single star above his fore- keeping her 13-year-old son shore marine life is about to en totally devoid of life, even labs. Parasol-shaped seabed ished water, resulting from Stephen out of school every up and thrown in her yard. be released to the Army head was fined $25 after nematodes, a pollution-toler- drifters released in the sludge Uie high oxygen demand of pleading guilty to impersonat- day since Oct. 1. The fines Mrs. Bentley, undaunted, Corps of Engineers, and ant species of sea worm, can- dumping area turned up bacteria released from the were suspended on condition Citizens Against Water Pol- ing a member of the U. S. charged Mrs. O'Reilly with not exist in the sludge area. within one to two weeks last Sewage, moved from the Army. A charge of making an the boy attends school regu- using loud and abusive lan- lution (CAWP) wants its con- A recent sample taken off fall on southern Long Island sludge beds to other areas, larly. tents made public. obscene gesture was dis- guage to her in turn. Judge the south shore of Long Is- beaches. Carried by spring possibly asphyxiating the missed, Massell agreed and fined Dr. Jack B. Pearcc, tnicro- and summer currents, they fish. Bennie Cathie Taylor of 51 land produced large numbers Drummond Ave., Red Bank, Mrs. O'Reilly $25. biologist at ,the Sandy Hook of baby surf clams. As adults, migrated to Sandy Hook. Questioned as to alterna- The defendant is David Pe- who pleaded guilty to tres- Marine Laboratories, out- the clarris will constitute GO Dropped in the dredge ^poils tives to the sludge dumping, ter Lauria, 22, of 100 Locust lined some of Uie preliminary per cent of all shellfish con- area, the drifters have been the microbiologist suggested Ave., Red Bank. He was ar- passing in a school building, findings for CAWP's research carried to Hook beaches in rested on Rt. 35 Oct. 15 and was fined $15. sumed in tile United States, drying treatment plant resi- 1 ALUMINUM group. The report, marking a commodity whose market less than a day. due and either burning ii as held in $500 bail—later re- Mrs. Maria L. Trumper of the midpoint of a two-year value is measured in millions fuel, as France is doing in a duced to $50 — on the two 84 Shrewsbury Ave., High- Samples of the sewage charges. SIDING study, will be released soon of dollars. Another sample, sludge, introduced into sterile power generating plant, or as lands, was fined $100 for shop- to the ACE, which is funding taken further east, contained aquaria stocked with healthy fertilizer. • Dallas Weatherhold and his lifting $11 in merchandise adds lifetime beauty the investigation into effects mostly sand dollars, a species animals, have produced fatal He also questioned the wis- wife, Mrs. Muriel \Veather- from .Two Guys, Rt. 35. not only of sewer sludge, but more tolerant of pollution, fungus and bacteria growth dom of ocean' outfall lines, holt, were fined $50 each for Ronald West of 40 Drum- Here Is what WARDS will to your home of industrial wastes and 1 and economically worthless. in the spines of horseshoe and suggested that the sludge fighting. They live on Burling- mond Ave., Red Bank, was do for YOUR CAR ... dredge spoils (refuse from Samples taken near the ob- crabs, and in the gill cham- will still wash back onto state ton Ave., Leonardo. fined $75 for shoplifting $8 harbor dredging) on marine • Preisurt test lyitem for legki. struction buoy that marks the bers and daws of edible beaches. But it will at least ' Kobert Weiler, who runs an worth of merchandise from R • Check -Cap, hotel, baits, wultr- RED BANK life in the New York Bight dredge spoils dumping site crabs. A lobster died after have undergone secondary auto repair service'on Port and S Auto Store, Rt. 35. pump eirti thermostat. area. • Drain Syilun. south of Ambrose Light five and one-half weeks in treatment. Monmouth Rd., East Keans- Nathan Chapman of GUls- • Add lulficitnt \amouni ol Asks Support proved not only devoid of the tainted water, showing burg, pleaded guilty to 17 ville Lane, who pleaded guil- ANTIFREEZE up to 2-Qal. x Continued ocean pollution, •• TMI syilem: \ Esl. 1025 Mrs. Thomas Blajsdell, act- animal life, but contained typical black growth on its whether by barged materials counts of violation of health, ty to driving while impaired Ing chairman of ttie'-clean wa- measurable quantities of gills. fire and nuisance ordinances by alcohol, was fined $50 and or outfall, will negate the Reg. 7.37 ter group, has asked all cit- heavy metals — chromium, Slides of the specimens will current movement to clean and one count of having lost his license for six izens to contact their Con- copper, and lead. be tested for both their patho- up estuarine areas, Dr. no name on a commercial ve- months. ' WITH THIS AD, gressmen to demand that re- These heavy metals are logical involvement and their Pearce said, as contaminants hicle. George Morrison, of Hol- MONMOUTH roum's sults of the first-year's study regularly dumped as a part heavy metal content. wash back on shore. Putting the defendant on land Road, found guilty of SHOPPING CENTER be made public. of both sewer sludge and The effects on sea life ex- CAWP has called for a pub- probation ior six months, possession of alcohol as a EATONTOWN CIRCLE — Station Call 741-7500 Judge Massell imposed fines ' ' PhOM 54MI51 •MM»»—•••>*—»»» The report contains details dredge spoils. tend nwicli further than the lic meeting to air the effects minor, was fined $15. Hluri I:M A.M. to 9:30 P.M. of the first thorough scientific- Toxic Industrial acid wastes recognized boundaries of the of the sludge-barging opera- of $15 for each of the 17 or- Mrs. Rose Sayles of 190 study of the effects of a 40- are barged to a dumping sludge beds. In August and tion, tentatively set for the dinance violations;'and $10! year accumulation of sewer ground 100 miles offshore. September, a tremendous kill- first week in January. for the charge of no name on and industrial wastes off the Slides shown by Dr. Pearce off of marine prganisms from The clean water group, or- a commercial vehicle. He Modern Apartments New Jersey shore. showed vividly an ugly fish down to barnacles oc- ganized last spring at Mon- ' suspended ?10 of each $15 fine New York once trucked splotch of yellow, spreading curred at offshore wrecks moutih College, has been in- on .condition no further vio- ATREHTALS away its sewer residues. But across the green ocean sur- from the Shrewsbury Rocks strumental in bringing pollu- lations are reported. face in the wake of one of the to the Manasquan Inlet, tion problems and possible Another service station and CANNEL even in the early 1930's, Dr. YOU CM AFFORD Pearce said, it was obvious acid-laden barges. Ait one spot, 145 pounds of solutions before the public. repair shop operator on Port that another solution had to be found, and ocean dumping was begun. Just how short- Nothing adds to the beauty of FRESH CIDER Pressed at our Mill MONMOUTH sighted was the then-pervad- CUSTOM your living room or family room COAL ing belief that the ocean was MM th» charm of a brick or Delicious Stayman, Wlnesap, Turley "too vast, and couldn't possi- •ton* fireplace. Wlnesap, Mclntosh and Red Rons VILLAGE BUILT APPLES,. ... with keeping Stayman bly be polluted" is now being CALL R. G. BOECKEL, discovered by marine biolog- Wlnesap and Red Rone packed FRED D. WIKOFF CO. APARTMENTS ists. BRICK 49 Sleepy Hollow Rd, Red Bank In boxes! The Sandy Hook Marine at 741-2382 236 MAPLE AVENUE Laboratory is now maintain- FIREPLACE afar S P.M. plcast, for a fie* Old Wagon Farm i ing a series of 57 bottom •ittmote and custom planning* ROUTE 33 sampling stations centered RT. 35 and LAUREL AVE., HOLMDEL I REP BANK 741-0554 FREEHOLD, N.J. around Ambrose Light, locat- The Finest Craftsmanship Available OPEN 7 DAY A WEEK »-5! I ed less than eight miles off- 1*2 BEDROOM shore. Seventy miles due APARTMENTS southeast Is the center of the MME0UTE OCCUPANCY sludge dumping,area, where day after day barges operat- • Large Rooms ed by the New York City • Science Kitchen Sewer Commission and pri- • Built-in Wall Oven vate owners dump hundreds • Ample Parking Facilities of thousands of tons of raw • Children's Equipped and primary treated sewage. 'Playground Accumulation Thick SUMMIT* RED BANK • Swim Pool Facilities Accumulations in some DIRECTIONS: Garden State places are two to three feet Parkway to Exit 123, con- thick, Dr. Pearce said. "ROOTS tinue on Route 9 to Circle, The Marine Laboratory's RED BANK proceed around Circle to annual report, issued earlier Route 33 East, continue this year, said preliminary on Route 33 East approx. studies had uncovered an 1 mile to Monmouth Gar- area of 10 to 20 square miles Double-BreastedCold Weather FasfdSii":;' \ den Apartments, almost completely devoid of bottom life, surrounded by RENTALAGENTON PREMISES another two-mile wide band 462-9346 where marine life is suffer- ing in varying degrees. Using a grab sampler (o DAVID (MM take one-foot-square bites out Mintgerrxnt Company of the mucky ocean floor, 900 Broad St., Newark, N. J. Sandy Hook biologists have MA 3-1349 retrieved tubfuls of black, tarry foul-smelling sludge from the dead area.

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Double-breasted again, 15 foot by 30 fcK't I'.uirinl r<>< >m \NH1I a Imy wiml The first raises the build- appointed to a vacancy on nated Ar/srican Legion Drive hasn't been able to blacktop ing zone ordinance and af- the Recreation Commission. He said the original Idea for m dedication ceremonies the roadway," the, mayor fects properties with frontage William Pesek was appointed the road stems from the bor- Sunday at 2 p.m. said. "But it should be com- on the river. It will make all special police officer. ough's master plan. Given Gold Citation "We are hoping that this is pleted soon and open to traf- such properties have a mini- David Van Iderstine Jr., 1 but the first of many good fic." "I have to say former RED BANK — A borough patrolman has a pistol and again for pursuing and cap- mum 20-foot frontage on the Wilson Circle, speaking for •councilman Fred (Frederick street and is designed pri- things to come," Mayor Rob- Taking part in the ceremo- been nationally honored for service to his turing a mugger. the student council of Rum- L.) Kruser was instrumental marily for new developments. ert J. Strang said last night. nies will be Borough Council; - community and his nation. Working on his own time, he tracked son-Fair Haven Regional High in getting the project off the It would eliminate pie-shaped School, asked that leaf-burn- "We certainly can't do every- members of Raritan Post, Frank C. Calandriello has, received the down a criminal convicted of a serieSi.of ground several years ago. He pieces of land. ing be banned. Mayor" John thing over night but it defi- American Legion, and its aux- Veterans of Foreign Wars J. Edgar Hoover thefts in Bed Bank after a local business-_ nitely is a step in the right iliary; Leroy States, Raritan initiated the Job as street man requested his services. The second creates a pub- 0. Teeter replied that the bor- conimittee chairman," Mayor Gold Medal Citation for hjs wide ranging ough is now picking up debris direction," he added. post commander; Joseph service in the field of law enforcement. A former student at Red Bank High lic street to be known as Club Ward, state Legion command- Strang said. Way. It is located south of and no burning is permitted. The ring road, which will The 37-year-old policeman commented School, he maintains close ties with Red run behind the downtown er; Edmund G. Lyons, nation- Bank's youth and spends many hours of his Rumson Road on the western The next meeting of ^the "All in all, though," he con- yesterday, "I'm just trying to serve the shopping area, is designed al executive committeeman of tinued, "Everybody worked own time working with youths who have edge of the Rumson Country council will be Nov. 28 at best way I know how to. I feel deeply hon- to alleviate traffic congestion the state American Legion; together on the project, I problems they won't bring to their parents or Club. About 30 lots have been 8:30 p.m. instead of Nov. 27 Freeholder Director Joseph ored." created and Buttonwood Lane because of the Thanksgiving in the business"- district dur- wouldn't want to single any- His name was submitted by the Red teachers. in peak hours. C. Irwin, and the Keyport tody out on the council and He now serves with the Air Force Re- at present is the only access holiday. High School band. Bank Police Department to VFW Post 438 To Open Waterfront sS£ they did more work than serve to which he was transferred from the to be sent to the state VFW. headquarters "It will also open up our Name Suggested the other guy. It was a team Air National Guard with which he served as which, in turn, submitted him as their waterfront," Mayor Strang The name of the roadway 'effort," he concluded. flight technician. Choice to the VFW of the United States. continued. "And we hope it was suggested by legion Fifteen other policemen from thoroughout He regularly flies cargo missions with Adjournment Seen Homer Matteson," dedication will also entice some of the members at a Borough Coun- the Air Korce and on two missions to chairman, said that in case the country were also honored. merchants to paint and repair cil meeting several months Vietnam that he volunteered for was fired TWICE HONORED the back of their stores that ago. of unfavorable weather cere- upon. Mr. Calandriello was twice honored as will now be visible to persons "We were all thinking of monies will be in the legion Patrolman Calandriello resides here at For PUC Hearing patrolman of the month, once for disarming passing by," he said. names," Mayor Strang said, home at 81 W. Front Street. a man who threatened him and others with . 34 Garfield Place. NEWARK - A motion is Ocean County is two years be- expected today requesting the hind schedule. The nuclear hearings to determine if Jer- generating equipment there sey Central Power & Light is currently undergoing tests. Co. will get a 13 per cent Escalating costs of the in- College Peace Program rate hike be adjourned to the stallation may be a factor in first week in December. the utility's need to increase John Hoffman of Perth Am- its rates according to the pub- boy, and John O'Mara of Lit- lic rate counsels. tle Silver, two of the state The Oyster Creek facility Widens Participation appointed attorneys rep- has cost more than $30 million resenting the public, have in- over the utility's estimates WEST LONG BRANCH - nity peace organizations will "those with bus tickets" dicated that their earlier mo- and JCP&L has had to pur- The Vietnam Moratorium be guests of the students for means persons who have tic- tion to postpone the hearings chase over $26 million in pow- rally in the Monmouth Col- tonight's rally. kets on the buses chartered to allow them to gather more er from other companies be- lege gym at 8 o'clock tonight The apparent change of by the three groups sponsor- information now will be ac- cause of the delays will be open to students, to heart by college officials was ing the rally for the trip to cepted. Washington tomorrow. Four The rate counsels filed a persons holding tickets for to- announced shortly after the \A power company witness written motion with the Pub- morrow's chartered buses to college's public information buses are scheduled to leave is expected to testify today from the campus at 6 a.m. lic Utilities Commission be- the anti-war mobilization in office gave newspapers a list as to why the Oyster Creek fore the current round of Washington, and to "guests" of the on-campus moratorium Identification at the gym nuclear generating plant in door also will be checked by hearings opened and were of the students, the student activities for today — includ- t"rned down. Wednesday, Moratorium Committee and ing a counter-rally — restat- the students, the college in- formation office said. they petitioned the hearing college officials announced ing the college's position that examiner for a postponement yesterday. they were for student par- In addition to tonight's ral- Pair Held to allow them more time to ticipation only. ly, the Student Moratorium r"" "• 'heir case, and Committee activities to- Members of the Student claimed the power company Reportedly, the new ruling da" include a rally at 11 a.m. "Moratorium Committee will For Blaze i 'oldinj: back information followed a series of meetings af*ihe Student Union, a 12:30 be at the door of the gym they need., between college officials and p.m. march on campus, and MIDDLETOWN — Two and will decide who is a According to Mr. Hoffman, "guest," the college informa- Student Moratorium Commit- a 2 p.m. march and rally in youths who allegedly set fire tee members. the Ft. Monmouth area. to the roadway at the inter- the PUC told him to proceed tion office said. with his case this week and COMMUNITY ART SHOW —- Paintings of more than 75 area artists line walls of The rally was planned section of Bray and Thomp- On Wednesday, college of- Three other campus orga- then request the adjournment Middletown Community Center in 12th annual Art Show sponsored by Recreation jointly by the student com- son Avenues Sunday night ficials had declared that the nizations sponsored a coun- apip. Commission. Show opened yesterday, will continue until prizes are awarded Sun- mittee, Education for Peace ter-demonstration, "Rally for have been arrested by police. moratorium activities would If the rate hike is granted, and another non-student or- Peace, Not Surrender" this According to Detective day afternoon. • (Register Staff Photo) be open to students only and 390,000 JCP&L customers will ganization, the Peace and morning on the steps of the Capt. Robert Letts, the pair, the general public wouldn't find their electric bills in- Equal Rights Committee. college's Great Hall, the pub- identified as August H. Maltz, be permitted to attend. creased by 13 per cent and, Their press releases had said lic information office said. 18, of 567 South Laurel Ave., an additional 145,000 custom- Mrs. Deborah Jacoby, El- the rally would be open" to Organizations sponsoring the Hazlet, and Richard G. Bel- ers served by New Jersey beron, coordinator of ac- the public. But in a statement rally are the Monmouth Col- latti, 18, of 19 Van Brunt Power and. Light Co., a 16 Art Show Is Opened tivities for Education for Wednesday, College of- lege chapters of Young Place, East Keansburg, alleg- per cent increase. Peace, one of the community ficials declared that in keep- Americans for' Freedom, edly poured gasoline on the The utilities, both subsidi- MIDDLETOWN — The Recreation Com- from 11 a.m. until 9 p.m. yesterday, today Young Democrats and Young road and ignited it. groups which had helped Uie ing with school policy, only aries of General Public Util- mission's 12th annual art show opened yester- and tomorrow. Sunday will see the close, ol Student Moratorium Commit- those with student identifica- Republicans, and the com- They are charged with ma- the exhibit with prizes awarded at a recep- ities Corp., are claiming the day in the Community Center on Kings Ilwy. tee plan the event, said it is tion cards would be admitted mittee Includes H. William liciously damaging property rate hike Is needed to cov- tion and tea from 4 until 5 p.m. ' her understanding all mem- to the gym. Mullaney, Michael R, Sidoric and are free on $50 bail each er construction programs they About 75 artists, professional and ama- The public is urged to attend and in ad- bers and friends of that The college information of- and C. William George, the pending a hearing in Munici- ' tr> -imply adequate ser- teur, are exhibiting work in oils, water vised that works marked with red stars, are information office said. group and of other commu- fice said the reference to pal Court Nov. 20. vice to their customers. color, fabrics, sculpture and other media for sale. : • ;•;'., ; li- -nanAa.yB£ctsTEH,RED BANK-MJDDLETOWN,». U FRIDAY, NOVEMBER H, vm

VOW (At)- Thurxkv'i utoe-stocM KMT spark an upward drive. Some AMtLab 1.10 IM UVi 7*14 TV/I —I'.'l Krone* 1.70 J 17 1144 11 13V4 - It crease yesterday helped The.New York Stock Ex- from advances. ACF ln< 240 27 »V» 49*4 49>4 + Vt Krtipt SS .40 2U it', U'/t M!i + i SlOCal 2.K» 421 54>1 37'^ SI buying and selling for tax Ad Mlllll » U ltvt H 14 - % Krajtr 1 JO JJ J41» 34 i4« + Vt SlOM'nd 1.W 111 SO'/4 5014 — u push the stock market to change index of 1,201) com- Monetary restraints — as .A-«>> V«l Ind 172 IVi I IV, + '. Si Packaging 7! 11*4 10'i '^ Declining issues outnum- off 0.30. per cent prime rate — are "The market is correcting 47 1H. 9144 11U + Vt SlouffCh l.li) 1.1 Jo 111 2ow 19*4 19H — v4 Lthmn 1.41a 41 3Sft 1514 iivl bered advances by better than its rapid advance, waiting for »AlcanAlu I* 111 M» »V4 X>Vt - H LloOFrd a.fc U 4iVi 4VA 4P*1 — 44 SttrlDrgg .75 lot 44 42>i 42'/i —- Vt The market's downward considered a major depres- tlC 59 IS>4 1SV4 15V, — tt LIOO MCN L 11 t IV I * Stavanu 1.40 a 45^4 45Vt 4SU 2 to 1, a ratio last recorded drift, prevalent over the last sant on the market. the next piece of significant >.« II <1>| 41'. 4154 + H Uga My ISO 4» 14V4 341. 14V, — 14 StudfWarIK 1 47 an 44V. 44V1 -2 I u av» J> n — i* LinTV 1.13 tt 34'Ji 34V, 3JV, — M Sun Oil 1b 17 52 SI 51* + '', Oct. 29. Of 1,624 issues traded two sessions, was fueled yes- Several analysts discounted news," commented one ana- :AIIIMCK l.M IM M 2914 2M4 — V4 Lilian Il't 41» Si>» 54H 55 —« SurvyFd J0g 55 7 7 — '.'• • AllltdSIr 1.40 aS 1414 »•* lift — V< LackhdA IS »» aavi JH» a -i swift ca IX 150 31 30 M -Vi on the New York Stock Ex- terday in midday trading by the rumor as a significant fac- lyst. >AIHs Oolm 4t 17V4 J7'.k J7V. — V4 LaewiTM .IJ »t 1M4 35U. 15« —IV4 Syllran Dann 15 30V. + 44 charge, S3S lost ground, 420 The Standard and Poors' •»ic«o l.n 70 7<>. 7)H 73'» — li Lanes Cam 1 nu a rumor that a major New tor, adding that the market - AMBAC .» 1» tin »Vi JM4 -1 LaneSGo 1.12 14 + "• Uckv Sir .*> 14 3011 30 30tt + tt TlMranlx 11 44 44 + Vi unchanged. This compared prime rate — the minimum for the last two sessions. .47. 'AmBrond> 2 IN 31'a ""II" U3I»4 —V4 Lukeni Sll 1 124 41 40V> - Vl \vith 936 declines and 449 ad- v [AmSdcit IM II SI 1714 57H — H LVO Caip •I 10 vi f'i — Am Con 129 Jl 41 41 + '.a LykYng .30g 117 1JU 1V.4 11U + V. T.«OCO l.to •7t KK4 30 10 — 44 vances Oct. 29. CACrySug 1,40 2 ^4 1^ credit customers for loans. Congress would pounce on million shares was 400,000 1>4 It.k A . u o TiaETrn 1.40 101 27 15'i WA + 1V. "AmCvon 1.21 1)1 »'. M HO 24 a/i 2314 The Dow Jones industrial Even though the rumor was any banks raising the prime shares less than on Wednes- lAmEIPw IM 421 31 - V, Mockt C» .30 M ltvt 1* It — U To.oilr.it .K> 44 12544 12414 12S44 ~ 7* (Am Enka I IIV: » average also registered its day. The number of new year- »A Homi 1.40 7 31V, II 31 Mocy RH 1 14 WU » 351', — Vl Tl.P Ld .45a 15 IIVi 11'/. — 44 later denied by several ma- rate at this time. ;Am Hom ,n 147 UVt —IV* Mod Fa 1.540 H 3aV< 2J% M - 'it Taatran .«0 154 30 ItVi -Vt worst point lost in two jor banks, the Dow Jones in- Still cited as a significant ly highs and lows was equal • AMF4V W 2U 41'.'! 41 /t TMskal .40 ti 1144 1144 13'/i .W 17 11H 2114 IIVi — 14 Moralhn l.» 105 40', 3W4 1«U — U Tlm.iMIr .50 11 4444 44 44 — Va weeks, closing at 849.85, off dustrial average skidded factor for the market's con- at 25 issues. ;A 140 54 13'.i 11 3H4 + Vi Marcar Inc 1 II SOVt 4»H 4W —%TlmkllB I.W 40 31 11V4 ll'/l + 44 JAm Moton 411 tf'/i IP.4 IIVi — Vi Mm Mid 1tO 101 A Smelt l.M 44t 14'.4 >3'/>3)'i — "i Maying I 10 »tt 2*44 2M Tromltran 44 I'.i + Vt Am at I in it 1544 3SH + Vi McOennD .40 114 a J7',i ITVi — Vi TrlConl l.lig 4) 34 IIVi 31V. - V. AmT*T J4» lift Sl!4 Si 53(4 + ?4 Miad Care I 27 2>H 2144 W/l — Vi TRW Inc 1 51 3» IIV, It _ Vt AMU Cp .30 Itl J0» »V4 3014 - Vi MelvSho I.M 115 71 71", 72V. +1V-1 TwtflCnt .50)> 313 tf/t J9^i 20V> + 30". —1U MaMOUt l.tt 1« XXk 1M4 »0H — H Unit Cp .Ttg 11% •11 11 - V4 angry stirring in the market lamity to the other. sponsive to consumers, more J Alii DO l.M 44 41 47V. 47Vi —W Mont Pw l.M 17 nvt ink im — vi un Fruit 1.40 |1 53'/, S3 SlVi turer who denounced those flood the country witt goods •All RIcMId I 7J» W'A »S"A MW —1« MefNar .10 17 It 35l'i IJVl-'i UnltMW I.N 45 11 XVt 11 place called consumerism has who complained about his if these goods are poorly The fight, as the chamber sensitive to their needs and .AlloiCftun 1 il »'/. «'* Jl — V. Motorola 1 lit 147 1<4'/, 144'/. —lit USCypsm 30 4S 4744 HVi 4644 — H E Allot Corp »4 I 4>/4 4!4 MISITT l.M 15 12% 2214 fitt — Vi US tndult .4] 111 21V', 27^4 It - Vi been recognized and analyzed product could, almost in the made and dangerous and un- report states, is everyone's to their changing values. SAVM C|> l.M II I«» U'4 MH-'i NatAlrlln .40 204 lilt 31 UV, — U USFIyCn .14 lit 1344 1144 in a Cham-ir The consequence of not do- SAvmlinc .40 lit 14 13ft lift —"« NalBUc l.» 4t 4t',l 4I>A 4»Vt — Vt US Smalt lb 11! 47Vi If/l AWt —t^lfc same breath, rail against the serviceable? battle, and so it recommends: Avon I'd ltd 74 IltIlt n 1UU IMU 4- "i Not Con -to 44 73 72li 7] + Vi US SlMl 1« 141 3744 37 - Vi ber of Com-, manufacturer who sold him The Recommendations ing so, the report suggests, is" ftobckW 134 110 IM »H Uf23(4t - H NNalCosC h l.lM» 14t um 144U 141 — u UnlvO Pd .W 115 M Wh 2iVi -44 It became obvious to Amer- toiict i.r« J1I M'.i 13 31 NolDltlll .90 54 30 ltlt 10 + It Uplohn I.M 74 55 54'/. merce study inferior goods. icans in the 1960s that some- —"Manufacturers, distribu- the threat of stiffer regula- Ini Fdi I 175 41 40 40Vt + *» Nat Full l.M 21 U'i 2414 I4H + V, vorlon Aua 111 12V4 3J44-1". as not only tion and the passing of ill- tKkmon .» 41 W'A » J»!A + •/< Nat Oenl .30 101 lltb 2m 2I« + V. Vanda Co .M 17(4 17V, in* - Vt Many Americans, that is, thing more could be said for tors and all businessmen con- loochAr .'» •» JO t» IJ, - » NolOypi l.M 151 2*H 3414 2»H V0lll>W 1.11 lot «44 2444 + 44 under- cerned with consumer goods advised legislation that every- •til How W 45 Jf>,'« Hi SIV4 — 'A Nollnd .«f 59 101* 10 10 - Vt v"°lr" *. a reacted solely as producers quality. Americans * a d (onllx IM 1:1 Jij'i 3>'» 31 Noll-tod Ma 177 3tV4 a". «'/• + *, < • X • Y-Z stand- and forgot that they were proved their ability to pro- and services should seek con- one might regret some day. itimtnn l.H 444 54 5JH 52H -IVi Nat Stall 2» 11 4CA 44 4«i + ',< v/grLom 1.10 107 72V. 71'/i 71',. .Hingutl im it uv,.... I4<4-'A Not Tao .10 4 11)4 13". UV, - V- Wo, Wai IH 21Va 21V, 11V4 'Z'yi able and consumers also. The response duce and own great quantities stantly to upgrade both prod- The question that perhaps JBttti Sll in M7 29»4 2114 JU4 — tt Nolomoi .25 315 «4Vi »2H 62'/i — Wt WnWr L .SOp 2444 24'A 2IVi legitimate uct quality and marketing jSoalng l.M 117 1414 31>/i 1)»-W NevPow l.M 2 4M4 43H 43M —UWnlonc 1.10 140 42'A - '/4 was almost habitual, for this of goods. Having satisfied the cannot be answered now is •BoliCoi .lib 13" 4 M',4 —IIVi' 7H4-1H Newberry I 4] 12% 31% 12V, VfnUTal 1.40 114 S44 %* 50V«-l but as like- is a nation that emphasizes appetite, tie looked for im- this: Has business responded • tordon l.» J» ISM I5'/42SV4 — % NEngEl 1.41 41 14* 23!4 Uft — 'A WtitgEI I.M 141 avt 4244 42% + Vt SloroWor 1.15 5J W, MVi »V> - (4 Ntwmnl 1.04 14 mt 37V. 17V. — V, Wayirhir M in 41'/, 41ft 41 ly to intensi- production and which knows provements and refinements. —•"&••> ufacturers should quickly enough? Or have con- EBrlslMv l.M 55 74H 74 74 NIoaMP 1.10 520 17?i 17H 17W + 'A Wh rl Cp I.W 4? 43 -"44 fy in years jlrumwk 10g 143 It'i It » NorlalkWit a 15 IPi It «'/• -lik Will. Mol 1 •a 34 33H 34 that its material wealth re- Often he did not find them. sitf?'. tnd modernize their sumers already put their 15 !IV, 11 II Norrlilnd .10 21 2H4 21V, im — ft whlllokir 135 53'/. 12'/. Jl V. Zvi to come. sults from pouring out a great faith in legislation rather than 54 m. u% 1414 — V4 NorAmPhll I 31 5» 51V, 5I« + Vt winnDIx 1.41 35'/, 34V, 14 V, -44 The chamber report Indi- wartiir w?. 1 J»v< JJi.i The recog- CUNNIFF 39V. — V. NaAmRack J It4 27'.i 27Vi 271t — V, Waalwtti l.H n 4m 4044 4044. — Vt volume of goods. cates that business fully un- —"Manufacturers should self-regulation by business? IM ISM 14tkIM NaNCai J.W 4> 4tu 41ft 4»'/i — 4k xaron Cp .to 501 IM'A 104V,10544 — Vt nltion comes in an acutely 47 3)Vi 3( 39V4 + V4 Nor Pae 2«O 11 w in 41 47V, 41 + Vt About 100 bills are before *™ fl. S ..- w»Ci'P •" JI'A Americans couldn't forget derstands now that the fight seek means by which war- 131 HIM 145Vt I5JJ4 +7V4 NaSlaPw l.M 4*1 aarA - Vt perceptive study of "Busi- _...... 1014 Nevtrirap I — .... „ for long that they were con- ranty fulfillment by dealers the present session of Con- 12 int JIM ness and the Consumer — A isn't so much consumer ver- » MVi 111* JIV4 + A NwitAIrl .45 141 II* 34 sumers also. Two-tiiirds of the and others involved in pro- gress. Is there as much activ- W 15 14V4 34>.« - V. Nwtasne l.» 40 17 34UV' . 14U + >A Program tor the Seventies" sus producer as it is a joint ,jCor«PLI 1.41 41 3M4 IM 3114 - M Nsrtan ISO 1- 3 41 4114 • ~ which is probably the most SCarttrW .400 14 _1114 30//4 30'/. - *i Occldnt Pol I lilt U'h iS/i HVi + ft consumers. Jivery man, wom- upgrading of the nation's per- ranties can be made more business? iC Jl 41 ISJ 1414 14't — W OMoEdlEli i .51.500 7t 54Vi 1354 14 — Vi American succinct summary of the an and child is a consumer attractive so as to improve 104 1144 Mi »'»44 - •.* okU OOff 1.0 1.011 1100 1M2 2142H4 21>2H4t movement ever compiled. formance. 44U-ViOkl0NOll.lUV t It M 1t44 It'i of goods and services — and Some observers feel the quality and speed of perfor- "J if* 4244 44 + 'Hi,1 nioXi'Sni c ".U11 »l 31% 11V, HU — '(, That the chamber should n nv, 41>4 4JH-V* omirklM If 11 2114 »« 11 — V, is < consuming more each situation is analagous to busi- mance of servicing." 11» 41V4,4V. . 434434> 4144-IV, otll Elav » 115 4144 4114 4tVt recognize consumer com- 111 »7«i 17 Exchange passing year. There are 12 recotnmenda- tt »'/< MVt M —14 ness-labor relations, noting ti 2SVI »Vt It 17 It'/, 17 + It plaints as something business NEED A 105 2444 24 NEW YORK (API- Trwriday't itlKtad 7 11 2!44 Amarlun Stack Endionga prlcn: must respond to is nothing S«l« .. _N«I 10 5144 5114 5115I',4 4 (Mi.) Hl|h Law ClaiaCrig. new. For several years it has I 37V, 3JV. ""•37"'. - Vt PacGEI l.M 52 1514 35'/, MVi . . , 1144 — 'A PacLt" :Ltgg l.to 17 24H 24 MV. + 44 *•'• •• ; I 1444 14Vi 1444 4 Vt 14 UVi - 1044 lOVt lOVi - Vi put consumerism at the top NEW ROOF? i .„ 3t*l _3«. _3t" , - v. Pe.ej f»«l .25g lit 1K4 MV4 At - W *' W«t A 4 2144 23'A BVi — 14 of its list of concerns. Per- 111 404i 3144 4014 - '* PocPwL 1.31 30 20 1»4» 19»/4 — '/t lp« Mr" & 103 47>/i 4»Vi W/t — ',, POCTI.T 1.10 71 Wt 20V, Kit *ff ,*L 32 1544 1414 35 — Vi 10 Ml* 31 34 —M PanASul .77j 71 1541 1S14 13H — » i™"' haps its attitude showed 10 35V4 35 35t4 — 14 Pan Am *>r> 101 1444 14V, 14V, — 'A Ark BMl CALL 15 31»i J1V, UVt - 44 through; consumerism seemed W UV. lilt (lit -m Panh EP 1.«S 111 3J"s . 3414 35 — V 4 A{rtltHm M 42 44'.t 45V4 4i44 + 44 PorkeDovIl 1 IM10 it',34 * 1S35HU JB4—JB4—1 *>.»mar" *™o *J1 -..154 -;,,-2314 21'/4 MV. - V. to be "tills problem we have 44 3Vt 1 1 141 5744 H 54V>—144 PmnCan 1.41 115SA4 H14 1114 MVi - V. All0lC«r» Wt 44 JVi to contend with." M 41V. 42lt + '. PinnDIl .40 7t it 17ft II 4-14 Borntt Ena I ItVItli 19V. 1944 4 Vi Ifl 5144 3O4t 5144 + 44 P«M«y JC 1 4»J 55V. H* sift ilW graicjnU ?o I1S5 1STlift . I4',i 1444 - Vi 2744 PoPwLt I.M 4t U'i Wk MVi - Vi Brit («t -470 «171• ""H"•i !4'/t 15V. + Vi However, in the present RED BANK! 42 274t 304 ll'/t I2V4. 12V, - 44 111 2J44 2344 25'4 4144 PanmUn M 11 3»v, 31 3tl4 +1VI CampW CMS 3 SI 14'/i 14 14'/14/. . — tt•' analysis, prepared by the 10S 41!% 40 4 41 — '4 PtpiICO I 141 S4!4 SH4 S3V< -1 "n; Javalln 5J44 + Vj Ptrfact Film nu am 121 1244 1H41R4 - Vt 55V> Ii 17 IM4 1«. — '/» 9 . lt '.^. 30 -IVi chamber's Council on Trends 27'4 27 27 — v. pimrc 1.40a 127 10414 10314 101'A — Vi £'«'•, P" 147 33=. 30 in &0 49H 4I'4 49ft 4- W DOIO COM 41 14'/i 14 14'A - Vi and Perspective, the consum- En. 1925 1* 4T.4 4414 44'i * "t ptulpi O 1.10 5*4 14 ll'i •+ Vt Phil!] El 1.44 151 15ft S 15 -14 Dlxllyn Carp S3 24 2544 41 2t\'4 41 1O'/4 944 er's fight for safeguards in 41 35 5442*4 111 34V4 3114 31H - % g^S'l*",,, UVt PMIl'paM.lO 111 544 S'/4 SVi 104 1444 Hvt 577 MVi BV4 M — U |o.ull Cp .05a 75 IV, 4 4 -V, the market place is viewed 17 75 74U 74% PllmyBw .41 117 40V. 39W 40 - Vi F«d R«r«J 171/4 4 Vi 35 41 454t 4544 - H Palarald .32 331 1411i IJtW 141 + Mi Jtlmont 0 1 10 1744 li'/t from the second paragraph 1044 - It PPO Ind 1.40 r r 11 144 144 144 - V, xll M'A 34V. 34'4 + ft E">"'S *' 1< 444 I". 4Vi — V« on as "everyman's cause." 554 M'i tr/t n'-i — 44 PractGa 1.M 141 lllft 110U 116>4 - ft Gin tl>S-ll«M4 SV. + 3-it 21'/. W/t 13". 4 4k PubSCol 1.04 3W lift lift lift O'lJ^J The distinction is impor- roum's 4 « S'/t SU mVl 114 117H 43 PSvcEG 1.44 127 »U MV4 3K4 + 14 Gfldlleid 111 t $>A 45 4't a» 14 Mi VA V +M PuWklnd .4!f Jl tv. tv. aw Gt Join P«t UVi 12*411 -1 "t tant. Ever since the early 2t »0Vi !tt M7»l -4V, Poih Sup .11 73 WA W/. ' 10ft + ft HUlky Oil .» IV. - V. 11 11U UVt 125* + V. PupSPL 1.71 IS 30V. 30 JO - 'A Hy»n Mlfl •44 IV, 1960s, when consumer grum- Call 741-7500 1144 11 11 -*4 4 53 5144 5144 -1 puHman 2.10 15 47ft 4714 4714 —14 "vdrametl IS'/. 4 Vi blings grew perceptibly loud* »4 34V4 1544 3M — « Qu.ilor .50 It Ml* 51V. MV. + H ImPtr OH •» i IIVi 14 is 7 «% 31 . ink MV, !J'4 — JJ RalilanP .40 17t 17ft 2414 17". + V. ITI Corp 10IS7 50 er than at any time in at least 11» 1SV4 32V4 3Ht - J* Ronea Inc .»1 13 MVi itVi 24V4 + ft Kolur In ,4M 9 10 174 ITVt 1744 17". — 44 Roylhoon .40 & MVi 37ft 37V.-?. MfCrory wt three decades, many busi- 114 Jtlt 3714 3R4 —IV* RCA 1 111 3! 40ft 40ft-VI Mlth SUB -If '7 ll" 1TO «»-,«. nessmen felt the movement 14 13'/4 IS". 13ik — J4 Riodlnp Co It UV4 l» 14 - VI MI*»Mnf, .M 71 77'.'4 7SV, 77 4 Vt 71 1OT4 »'A lOVt - '* R.lcnCH .50 14 14ft 1414 14Vi Mahwk polo X54 4044 3tV. 40 4 'A was antibusiness. They re- D . 1 . f RipubSH 2.50 «2 SlVi 31V. lift - Vi ffolybd I .Ml 1 14'/. 14V4 14V4 — Vi acted angrily. rl 7» 4 344 H4- V. SO UVi 1414 Mi*. 4 vt SJ!!nllMa't%) ltul iMJSUW iw34 * '»35V4 +» V' "••»'*'<•H!??J J}a" 310 4744 47 47. +4 ft44 NtwPorlc.MNtwPork n 54 lOti lCVi Wf~* 17 S4'A 53 5144 -IV4 RtynToB 1.40 ^You'll i v. Ormond Ind 35 344 5Vt 5V4 - V. DaycoCo 1.14 7 25 1444 24',4 »«!.»».i •<« 231 544 30 lit IV. IVi-Vt Stocks in the Spotlight It 27 -' 2444 2444 — *4 113 MVt ^ Mft + Vi ; oovmpt 1.40 .10 Induil 127 t7li n »»14 — 44 NEW YORK (API-SoliS, elating prlu .54 IM 15V, 15 124 234t 1241 M -•-. 1 O«n Ca 1 114 44V4 4314 1 Rain and net ehangi of tha Illtam majf oc- • Oil Mnlt 1 10 1 2» 41'/, 40V, 48V, —1 tlv* slocki tradad on Iht NY Slock E>- ltJ wt J<14 Ml*-' "--"• " 112 47Vt 4t4t find it ; DillaAIr .40 7 ll'.i ll'/l H'4 changa. • > >0enR6r 1.10 51 1344, UVi M4t- City invest .....3i!,l» 30 -tt DI1E4II 1.40 iwlngllna ..217,000 2» — V. 131 1414 13»* 14 -14 siujonF 2.40 Ocddtn P t7 lltU 114 IT'. - >4 snf.lncl 1.40 113 Wh »li J7«i — Vt Am Tal Tel 139,900 5344 + >i joiimv .lot N.Y. Stock Sales Btngual 119,100 ll'/i switch to turn on color television she won in luck/ barrel contest at Atlantic Su- 2 Dlvartlnd .34 1»7 2IH MV. 2044 - V, SanFalnl .30 15 3»'A 3IH 3144 — % Pann Cant 115.400 »Va V. » 4IV4 4544 44 Schenlay 1J0 2 15Vi 25Vt IJVi 4 ", .. 44 72 7144 71*4 schlrlng ,H II STIt 54ft 57H — It total 12X»0,000 mi Ml i parama, Shrewsbury. Murray Connors, president of Atlantic Superama, made pre- • DowChm l.M .. 97,900 30 • — tt 44 MI4 M14 »Vt 4 V. SCM cp* iMb your time .. 74,200 7444 1 13' 4 33". 33V. + Vi jco» Ind .» lillOW G.n JAator. - 14 sentation. (Register Staff Photo) 113 33 32>4 33 .72,1(0 156 4' 137 119-4 117* 11W4 - H ISII P™abv r J .. 71,«0 9844 1tt lUB AJ '• 4I*'V — - OU^I»IIIU 4* 14 3944 1114 3I4< iJ3K:?l! AtuSie™ 40 ItVi 37'/, 3141 ID 5771470 MtOermal .. 70,001 4444 —ltt DynaAm .40 41 Wt 11V. W>- Vt SJOVIGO I." ,. t».3M> 53'/, —Wt EoitAIr .37p 474 IIVi lOVi 2044 - V. 5t(lr(R |.)0o M.70O ISlVt to EailKadok 1 71 »?k ™.. •••-.•.• Shall Oil 2.40 III 53Vt 51 ST/i Egg Market FatonYa 1.40 151 45 404 SMIITrn .73g .Si: 1KH.144J04 EG*G .10 ^ 51 3I4t 31V. 115 27 MVt VAi-Vt Dow Jones Averages NEW YORK (AP) - 144 KM UVi JS c 9 Eltra'ca IK 4t 1K4 31 ~^l!SS!; c oi4o 113 17 14 15 —244 American Sales N,w yOrk(AP)Flnal DawJanei ovamgai Wholesale egg offerings bare- call on us. Fmireiac 1 34 5944 SIV. ,. 4,isa,ooe JTOCKS EniJaM .!2» 27 in} 2t« JTVt-S Apnra« lalol itaek lolat High Low Close Net ly adequate on large; short 130 34 33(4 JW4 +.44 Slack aalal yaor oaa Successful Eotilnl l.n z;»j:««lnd I5WMI.II.IW 144.64 149.15- 4.14 Eirtyl Cp .71 59 It V"< 111 II 17Vt 17Vt — It Apprax totol band sale* RR 197.14 IW.0J 196.01 197.07 — 1.19 on mediums, Demand fair CvemP .4Bb 51 4tft 45'i It a JtVt 4444 - H Bend iQlai yaar aa» 15 Utl 119.15 119.64 117.43 UI.29—0.73 145 14 1T.4 65 Stk 215.39 217.16 212.11 214.14— 1.90 yesterday. 1 FolrchC .50> us ti n'A tl 4l'4 Wholesale selling prices » rairdi Hlllir a 13ft ISV. MULLANEY REALTY istlll Inc 32 IM 15i.ii N.Y. Bond Sales Investing ba^ed on exchange and other 101 11V. IIVi Man .49 1 NEW YORK (AP) -N Y Band soles "volume sales. 8 Tlndall Rd., Mlddlatown JOeprStr 1 IM 40144 IIII .' Approx final total »!4,H0,000 Fllfral 1 ISV 31'3' i 14V. —IV Local (Roberts Building) 5jit — "i Prevleus day $14,605,000 Flraslna 1.10 Spear By ROGER E. SPEAR New Yonk spot quotations FitCkrt lit) «':J •'•• Representative inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3:00 p.m. j^"»^ ••:;;;;—;—r rJii^ooo follow: 671-5151 F'lnlkeH 1 F V Pew 1.51 '^Z\ yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail mark- v-r^.=....:....:•,••;•••••; ;:::J»w}J*g Q — My children have in- new issue which came out at Standards: 54-56. FloVowLt 1 JSS i'to'difa" ":::.~:::::::.rM7aSiiso« herited some money which 15 and is now 6Vi- The com- Whites: Fancy large 47 FMC CP « markdown or commission. IM ta dole » 3,251,551,000 1947 la data » 3,421,767,000 my husband would like to in- pany planned to go into com- lbs. min. 59-50. Fancy med- Fardmel 1.40 425 41 4) 44",-'• Bobby Banker says, ForMcK .'J 111 Wi 2I'4 2t'.t 4 It Div. Bid Asked vest in a Mexican telephone puter leasing but decided that ium 41 lbs. average 57-57^. FrataSul l.to ltt 13T4 11 "don't run all over Fru.hCp 1.70 170 4!>» 41»44344 T %t Belmar-Wall National 1.75 115 stock paying 10 per cent. I this was not a good time so is Fancy smalls 36 lbs. average • •H-l Central Jersey Bank 24 25 Win State would rather put it in a sav- going to buy ailing firms for 50-51. town paying bills ..," 6AC Cp 1.50 151 41",mt int-w Eatontown National Bank 17 19 ings account. Which would be development. I need a safe Browns: None. CAFCars .40 IIS 1774 a better investment?—A. L. Cant Ska I.W It 244| 2IV> "7 Farmers & Merchants (X) (XX) M «H Builders' investment and this stock is Gonntrl .41 A — Your husband is re- GanDvnaun I 4 l»4t »V.. « IOVJ-S First Merch. Nat'l Bank (X...) (XX.) .40 16 priced at its real value. What CanElK l.M ferring to Telefonos de Mexi- do you advise?—P.L. Opens Holmdel CcnFdi 1» in Silt Siu - v; First Nat'l Bank of Spring Lake (xx) IK 75 ! C1*1 3C"> 3D 30 ' quarterly payment was company are still selling in • GractCt 1.50 114 30H 30 - 4 11 | ed by the Shore Builders As- for you. Yale University Law School. NO MINIMUM BALANCE "GullSloUl tt 74 24'', 2344 sociation. Elmer J. Stikc- would be my choice. jGullWIn .40a 171 2I4t MVt nil - 5 Aerological Research A partner in the Newark REQUIRED J Holllburl 1.01 IM 5f4t J| leather, N.J., Natural Gas Q — Several months ago I Interest rates higher than > Harrli Int 1 41 7t'.i 77 5'"' -i Atlantic Appliance Co. Inc. Law firm of Sachs & Sachs, e HiclaMno .70 101 31", Wi Company's general sales sold my stock holdings in or- banks offer can be obtained 1 3}!' * 89 81 he is a member of the New t Herein 1 20o 101 35 /! 3<44 'manager, will accept the in Treasury bills. These are S HewPack .20 111 101'/, 101 104';. jf j Buck Engineering 20 21!4 der to start my own business. Jersey State Bar Association, t H»frnWal .11 3 27' 4 2714 award for the utility com- It was a most propitious time available in 13-week maturi- T11K < Holf Elactrn 44 13'i 12',nil - Electronic Associates 17 the Defense Research Insti- 7 MbnmoutliCounty ; Helldvlim .20 <7 434t 4!', m 9 /4 pany. just prior to the decline. The ties and can be rolled over — Trial Lawyers Association, i HollySua 1.20 21 22<,t 21% $; i $ Electronic Assistance ,?> 8K ^ Hemettlie .40 41 114k »4i 18 .18% Citations will be awarded start of my business has been repurchased — until you need A U.S. Navy Reserve lieu- National Bank t Heneywl l.» 12 14C. 147 147V: + Vj j capital. You may gross an •> HouiehF l.ll the two statewide winners at postponed six months to a tenant specializing in law, he Il4.it'] 441i 4« - 4i Intcrdala i HulILP 1.12 tO 4)'. the annual banquet at the year, leaving me with more additional $150 to $200 in 12 is director and former secre- J Htwmfl .70 129 ll'i J«!} gr'i Z vl International Computer Sciences . IdahoPw l.M It 33'• 3]'. 1014 Northeast Builders-Expo 70 than (10,000 in the bank at 5 months with virtually no fear tary of the Insurance of : Heal Bailc 1 17 n I?""1' , »;»-'» Laird per cent. I have been told of a of capital lass. There's an office near you! • III Cent 1.14 » U'i 14V. at Shelburne Hotel, Atlantic Sports Foundation. ? Imp Cp Am lit 15', U'-34J4-;. Metallurgical International City, Nov. 15. ; INA Cp 1.40 171 J7'4 31'.MU ~IH Monmouth Airlines • Inoerftond 2 15) 4)>i 4t'i 414: 10 Nominees were judged on • Inland Stl 2 141 N't 2l>t 2114 - ' Monmouth Capital • Int.rUSt 1.10 7 30 29T. 30 Monmouth Electric 1% local association activities The place to go — for the brand* you know! ; IBM 4 325 315'1 35?'.] 384V1 -2' ONLY NON-STOP SERVICE 4 Int Horv 1.10 I7J 27>i )7 yj i Monmouth Park 15'4 and work with the state as- : IntMlner .JJn 1101 1314 13 I] — • 23'/, sociation and with the Nation- • Inl Nick 1.70 2*5 4IVi 40 N.J. Natural Gas 23 4!)'.i —IV an BOTANY "500" ! Int Pap 1.50 144 ,J'i l\", R°w Controller i'A al Association of Home Build- • Inl T*T .« UT 54'. « . K^BOSTON ? laws ««ef 42 11>4 31M Servomation 32 ers. 10 71V| 71 clothes of distinction I llek Carp IM 77 7444 -2'i Spedcor ; 10 Nominees' community ac-; J-K-L Spiral Metal ! 14'/, tivities, and recognitions re- ; J.W.I Co I.M 14 51'4 51 U.S. Homes ceived in the past for out- *& Hanscom fid. Rt. 128, Bedford . JehnMan 1.10 124 114« 32*4 44 JOHN DANIELS ^JohrtJhn .Ida «7 157 |51Vi United Telecontrol Eluctronlcs standing accomplishment JanLaaan .» from other civic, trade and 50 BROAD ST. RED IANK DERARTS Jon.Uu 1.35 41 »Vi Jd'.i Reade-Sterling IIVi ll'/l J6.I4M M 7 3! 34!i service organizations were OPIN WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TILL f P.M. 7:10 am J i4!t _ >j u/inslow Tel. . -,. 384 Jar Ml 140 44 34 .i 31 4:45pm Kaliar Al 1 U 34'4 31'i wt 4'. Compiled by Fahnstock k Co., E«d Bank, and Charles »lso considered In the judg- CHARGE IT — JO-10-M DAYS ten at lit , 71 JJ!t 2l'/i ing. 681-3500 KenPwL I.II 40 nvi n #* Z J} Young, Astoury Park. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, \W) 19 AHNOUNCIMENTS LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND TEAVEL • TRANSPOETATION LOST AND FOUND (More CUMffiea A4» vast Am FOUND LOST — LailM white Kid « LOST MONDAT — BUKriln Huiky LiOST — •nun wUl* famWa poodl LOST Hwy to. Small Fox T'rrttr ;OMUUTEK TO YOKKEM — To watch. Vicinity of Fair Haven. tit* male, 4 momontlut . BlukB, brown :arry a amat] package every day On The Next Page) pup. Halt. Y«ar old. Oray, black no -with black mafkloia on.rlfht «al and whfte RRedd ClCollarl . AAnawsr a uu> ram Red Bask. 741-1123. GET THE BEST POTJND — OrMt D«M, fenrnle, fawn 281-OB7. wbttt. On* bhia aya, on* brown. Cflll* hfia and Ull. Vlclallj ol Nanalrj •VI" Wttm color, «n un-cropped, diote chain. LOST — M*la Chihuahua, FrMay £° •««• Clover Hill Rd., ColU Neck. morninx. N«w Shrewsbury aiea. An- dr»a pat. Raward 120. «I »1-J1J» River Rd. Aniwan t* "auMtte". Ri AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE FOR LESS at »4 6-9528. nvcn to "DuUe". Rwrerd. 8*2-5078. ward. M2-5TO. PUBLIC NOTICE SWEDISH MASSAGE — Your resi- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE dence. Appointment only. Mark Hoff- KITSON'S man. Professional Masseur. 747-0209. NOV. U, at the hour of 7:30, tliere will be i ceremony hers to ronstl- tute Ull SMloh p.B. Mleslon Into a 1968 OLDSMOBILE chinch. All are welcome to tome. The Rev. D.F. Palmer, the moderator Delta 86. Custom 2-dr. hardtop. Auto- of Southern Old School, Slon Ortho- matic tronsmisslon, power steering, dox P.B. A«aocl*tlon will be. presld- 1M Pa., N.J., N.Y., Inc., acting Pas-, power brakes, power windows, radio. tor B.W. Wallace. , GAR SALE Air conditioning/ vinyl roof. M WAS TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION $3195 NOW '2889 RIDER — Prom vicinity of Collins I Ave., Port Monmoulh to Jersey City. OF SALES Reliable. Man. through Frf. Leave 1967 FORD about 6, return about 4. Will share V-B. Custom 4-door sedan/ Automatic expenaea. 787-8231- transmission, power steering. RIDE WANTED — To Red Bank from Fair Haven and return. Leave Pair Haven 8:30, Red Bank 4:30 or WAS 5. Call between 9 and 4, 741-085,"). $1395 NOW Ml 39 HAPPY ANNIVERSARY AUTOS FOR SALE 1967 CHEVROLET VJ Impola. Two-door harntop, auto- marHc transmission, power steering. Fabulous

WAS C. Douglas Alan $1895 NOW -1669 GEORGE MERCEDES-BENZ Salts & Swviu PRICES 1967 CHEVELLE Foreign or Domtific SS 396, 2 door hardtop, automatic Dtllvtry transmission, radio, power steering. ON ALL NEW WAS $1AAQ Ona block from , LIHli Silvtr R.R. Station $1895 NOW 1017 We iwecmniriAw. LlltltiHnr 1969 VOLVO'S! Happy « this- y°UT HyiH V**- 842-5353 1966 CHEVROLET the automMe • 9 in Stock • Impala Six, i-door sedan, automatic transmission, radio, power steering. I our Pro ressive Thinking and personal Me ry, . WAS V S S 0JtfERS TWO-DOOR FOUR-DOOR $1395 NOWMl 59 1 MOST IMPORTANT ^e i. *• -« '"° *»e the MOS ^ ^ ,„ you. FOUR-SPEED and AUTOMATICS to 1966 OLDSMOBILE m sincere ^ ™* ^ ^ . CHEVROLET Custom Vbtti Cruiser. Automatic transmission' power steering, radio. WAS ANYONE? $1995 NOW SEE THE RED BANK '1779 . HARVEY EU&ENE,Sal«Mqr. ^ STAIR. P-r» ••* URRY LOW OVERHEAD 1966 CHEVROLET . PETE HUMMER. U««« Car Mqr. ^ ^ DEALER AUTO IMPORTS V-t Impola/ 4-door fwrdtop, automatic transmission, radio, power steering. . ART BRUNO, Office Mflf. IN AUTHORIZED DEALER WAS NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 RED BANK $1595 NOW SALES ATLANTIC «uft«a\Y .HAROLD ROMA HIGHLANDS 1966 FORD V-l Gotaxit 500, 4-door hardtop, auto- .THOMASFBID ' ^ . ftMIRMUT1 FOR YOUR matic transmission, power sieerlng, .RON JOHNSON radio. KIND OF DEAL WAS $1495 NOW '1289 AND YOUR ENTIRE STAFF! McCARthy SAVE THAT 1965 BUICK LaSobre, 2-door hardtop, automatic FCHEVBOLETJ transmission, power steering, radio. „ WAS 291 • 1101 $1295 NOWMl 29 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands GREEN STUFF 1965 CADILLAC Sedan DeVille. Full power, air condi- tioning. FOR THE BEST DEAL ON A WAS $ $2295 NOW 2089 1970 OLDSMOBILE 1965. CHEVELLE Wagon. Automatic transmission. , \ Radio. SEE A "RUSSELL MAN!' WAS $1095 NOW $919 1965 BUICK ElKtra 325. Four-door hardtop, auto- matic transmission, power steering, nower brakes, rodlo. WAS $1330 $J$95 NOW 133l 1964 CHRYSLER 300 K two

WAS $Q1O urious Ninety Eight, you'll find tha right pries at

$1095 NOW 717 Russell Oldsmobile. Come in and select your 1970 1964 PONTIAC Escape Machine todayi Grand Prix. Automatic transmission/ rodlo, power steering. AND YOU ARE INVITED! WAS Yes, November marks the first anniversary of WALL LINCOLN-MERCURY. We are $1195 NOW MO99 proud to have been able to serve you this past year. To show our appreciation we are '69 DEMO SALE 1964 PONTIAC offering a three-day sale starting Thursday. , Seniuvlllt. Two-door hardtop. Auto- During this sale we would like to show our appreciation for your patronage by giving PRICES SLASHED! matic transmission, power tteerlng, you the best deals possible on every new Mercury.and Quality Used Car in stock. radio. WAS Listed below are just a few typical WALL values. Please stop in today. Monmouth If you're looking for BIG ' County's most beautiful dealership. $1195 NOW *979 CASH SAYINGS, con- sider ona of these. We

have a 98 Luxury Se- TRUCKS CHECK THESE ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS dan, a Delta Custom and the exciting Toro-

1968 CHEVROLET nado. All are complete- V-», 14-Ton pickup. Rodlo. THURSDA Y- FRIDA Y-SAWRDA Y ONLY! $1879 ly equipped including factory air condition-

ing. They're ready for 1967 CHEVROLET MARQUIS MONTEGO Six, VS-Ton pickup. Radio. 1970 COLONY PARK WAGON 1970 TWO-DOOR HARDTOP immediate delivery and $1689 the prices will amaze 1964 CHEVROLET you I Six, ^-Ton pickup.

$1069 Automatic, power steering, power bralcai. AM BUY NOW and SAVE radio, air-conditioned, tinted, glait, whitewall fires. Remote control outside left hand mirror. 1968 CHEVROLET Automatic transmit.ion, powir iteerina, AM Front and rear floor mats, dual rear speakers. WE HAVE A NICE SELECTION OF ivi-Ton, ladder truck. Carpeted load floor and luggage rack. Full radio, whittwall tires. Deluxe whsbl covtri, $1629 undercooting. Wall value price for full undsixoating. Wall value pries for 3 DAYS ONLY 3 DAYS ONLY 1961 CHEVROLET 1970 CADILLACS to-Ton pickup, utility boxes, ladder rack. mmmmmmmsmmmm INCLUDING THESE FEATURES: Duol concealed IN STOCK AND READY FOR headlamps . . . Sequential rear tun signals . . . $679 ventless side windows . . . color-keyed nylon corpot- Ina • . • Hl-bock bjckst teals . . . All-vinyl Interior . . . locking steering column ... 351 cu. In, 2V 1953 WILLYS V-8 . . . fully syncnrouJxed floor-mounted' 3-speod IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Gearbox . . . Rosewood vinyl oppllqui on instrument Jeep pickup, Four-wheel drlva :up, Four-wh ponel . , . Flow-Thru ventilation . . . Plus Whitehall and plow. tires . . . Deluxe whetl covsn . , . Full under- $889 1970 COUGAR cooling and ilmonlie. Regularly 13298. WI8 MANY MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM RUSSELL KITSON OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC [Dealer Leasing ( WALL Association 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank SHREWSBURY HIGHWAY 36 741-0910 EATONTOWN Shrewsbury Ave. at Sycamore 747-5400 542-1126 Advertise in The Register -THE DAILY REGLSTEB, RED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, N, J.i FRJDAY, NOVEMBER U,W/) AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB BALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 1M> CHIVROLBT — Impale, two- IMS MBRCCRr HARQUIB - Power KtTSON caiVKOUBT CO. I I UN VOLXSWAOBN - lerUn. Rutlo, mi - COUNTRY MCTRI BTATIOI* bnkes, power »tMrtnt. tm/lm stereo Hwy. 3« UttpBfcnra heater, new mow tine. Excellent WAOON — Owl looting, excellent door hardtop, Vt stick. Black wllli 1469 JAVBLIN T mechanical condition. 1300. Call U1- red Interior. Wlnterlxed lacludlni rwotfoor hardtop, red with whiU top. radio factory aUr condluoned, 'wUte. M21000 1W3 PLYMOUTH STATION WAOON running condition. IMS. 22S4038. snow-Ures Excellent mechanical COQ' wills." Two-4oor hildlop, vinyl root. WANT TO — |4M. BAILLr BROS, Newman 4OS? after 3 p.m. Low mileage. Shup! I35S5. Call 531-8631. 1863 JBBP — UMversal, wltfc snow Bprlnf ltd., Rt< Bin*. N IMS CAUAItO — V*, 3-ipeed illck. dltlon. »695. Phone 2S4-&967. plow. Plowing lights, (-wheel drive. Cmn be aeen at 24 Franklin Ave., THE KINES1 SELECTION — Of new •RASSAS PONTIAC TWIN BOKO RAMBLER Locking hub* Call 7S7-47S7 Uter 5 "AUSTIN AMERICA" — Two-floor, four- and mod cars In Monmouth Counly. 395 Broad Bt. 711-5181) Red Bark Jeep Salea and Service Leonardo, or call 872-1368. Over 100 itr-condltioned new cars In SCENIC CAR SALES p.m. iw«d, 11.87!. P.O.E. llljhUy lilFlier Hwy. 38 Hlghlandi EVM. until S Prices start at J2B3O plus Irelgtit BAG A with «utom»tlc. Also Sprllo. Mliisctn, Kroll Motors Inc. Hock. BOB WHITE BUICK - OPEL, CADILLAC 186! — Four-door hardtop 747-0040 1068 PONTIAC FIREBIRD - VI MOB roadslera — QT. A&O MOTOH8, 379 BroadwBy l^ng Branch, N. J. Bhrewabury Ava., New Shrewsbury, 1M2 FORD — Convertible. Good coll de Vine Full power, sir, AM-FM .utdBiatlc. Excellent condition. Will S22-36OO 741-6200. dltlon, All new tire*. *350. Call 787- I9«S PONTIAC TEMPB8T — B cyl- Bell for J22OO. Call 493-8167 after 5 Anljurv JUrk. 7J5-34S3. Btereo, door locks. Beautiful condi- inder automatic, two-door, 2,700 rallea. 1881 CAMAKO — SS with rally uport 4182. tion Will except trade, I39T5, Call 223- p.m. ' T»?7 FORD QALAXIE an - Two 2211. (2300. Warranty. 291-3771. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE package, front nnrt rear air aplrlcr, REAL 375 h.p. 3!a£9/9 1966 FORD cellent ' 1967 BUICK Skylark FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS DODGE Galaxle, "S00," 4-door sedan, V-8, condition. - Opm Even 'Til 9 P.M. ~ W«d. "Til 6 — Spt. 'Til 5 P.M. automoilc transmission, J door hardtop, air conditioning, vinyl power stterlno. Blue,. top, power steering, power brakes, 291-9200 229-4790 1967 DODGE custom trim. Newman Springs Road Red Bank Monaco, 4-door hardtop, automatic 1966 DODGE 1962 FORD 1967PONTIAC GTO transmission, power steering, power Coronet "500", two-door hordlop, Falcon Ranchero, pick-up truck, »- brakes and factory olr conditioning. V'O engine, * spued V-8, automatic transmission, power cyllnderr standard , C floor thIW, bixktt Mots, rodls end Yellow with black £430 steering. transmission. Red. • dtluxi •qulpmwt. vinyl root, Black. $1525 1W CHEVY Corvette 2 door Sport Coupe. Daily Rentals — Long Term Leasing 19&7 BUICK Riviere Sport Coup*, air conditioned, vinyl top, power windows, power seat, and othtr extras, 1967 BUICK Electra "225" Limited 4 door hardlop, olr conditioned, vinyl top, power win- dowi, and othtr extras, Buhler & Bitter 1966 BUICK Electro "M5" Custom 4 door hordlop, olr conditioned, vinyl top, powtr win- CHRYSLER ft PLYMOUTH dowi, powtr itot and other extras. SALES: 264-0198 Established 1925 SERVICE: 264-9090 1966 FORD Galaxle "500" 4 door riordtoo, automatic NEW LOCATION: 3290 HWY. 35, HAZLET Iransmlulon, powir steering., pr-wer brokei, vinyl top, cultom trim, 1966 CADILLAC J dr. hardtop, olr conditioned, power '^rVlndows, power teal, and many other ; extras. 1966 BUICK Special .Deluxe 4 dr.'stdan, V-l engine, outo- SORRY •mafic transmission, power iteerlng, deluxe trim. 1 1966 BUICK Riviera *5wrt Coupe, GS model, air condi- LTD's ]{Mustangs if Wagons) I Torinos Galaxies W T-BIrds USED CARS tioned, power windows, power seals. land many other extras, NO TURKEYS 1966 MG Sport conv., 4 speed floor iMlt. radio, 1966 BUICK Electro J "225" Custom conv coupe, power HERE! windows, power seat, and mony other iKtrai. [ 1966 BUICK Special JUST GOOD CLEAN OK USED CARS _ 2 door hardtop. V-fl engine, automoilc '.tronsmliilM, power ileerlng, radio, • 1966 BUICK Special LAST OF THE 1969's Dtltixe 4 door sedan, V-fl engine, 1968 CORVETTE STING RAY CONVERTIBLE ^automatic transmission, power stccr- 1 CHECK US f FANTASTIC SAVINGS ,tng, deluxe trim. 1966 CHEVROLET Impala LTD Country Squire LTD Four Door FIXED 427 engine, posHraction, 4-speod, cStatlon Wagon, nine pasienger, aulo- Fully equipped. Factory olr con- Hardtop. Loaded, stock 3 271. two tops, vinyl roof, deck raclti .matit trammltslon, power ifeorlno, dlllonlng. Stock #543. power brakes, WAS S3793NOW $3050 LOW DAILY | WAS $4707 NOW $3757 DOWN AM/FM radio, new car warranty. 3995 ! 1965 VW Deluxe LTD County Squire Bui Slot ion Wagon. : LTD Four Door Loaded. Air conditioning. . 196S BUICK Electra RENTALS I Boss's demo, PAYMENT : ""225" Custom 2 door hordfop, olr Hardtop. Loaded. cond I Honed, power windows, power WAS M»2oNOW $3800 seat and othtr evitos, WAS J3985NOW $3150 ********************* 1968 CHEVROLET Wagon 1967 CHEVROLET Wagon 196S BUICK Special Impala six-passenger, full Belair nine-passenger, full -Deluxe 4-door. Automatic, power power, automatic transmis- power, automatic, tinted $' sion, radio, hedtar, etc. glass, radio, heater, etc. "steering. GT 2-dr. hordtop. V-!, 2395 1895 196S BUICK LeSabre automatic, power. :Four door ledan, automatic transmis- sion, power steering, power brakes! 1967 CAMARO Coupe 1966 CHEVY Super Sport deluxe equipment. 62 CHEVY tm Big "six" - cylinder stick Impala V-8, full power, C 66 PONTIAC Imoalo, 4-dr. hardlop, ^Mf •( $ ; 1965 PONTIAC Tempest LeMans, rod, V-8, shift, radio, hearer, white- bucket teat! radio, white- Convertible coupe, floor shllt, bucket outo.i power steer- walls, new car warranty. walls, etc. Ino. 1695 1595 -leoli, rodlo. v-l engine, deluxe trim. 1965 CHEVY Bel Air 65 FORD GalOKle. 500 XL. J dr 66 CHEVY 1967 CAPRICE Coupe 1966 CHEVROLET Sedan n Four door sedan, olr conditioned, aulomotlc. V-t, lull 66 TEMPEST ioutomottc transmission, power steer- Chevclle, 4-dr. sedan power. Vinyl roof, automatic, pow* Impala V-8t auiomafic, ing, radio. 4-door hardtop. standard shlll, 6-cvl- radio and heater. or stasring, radio, while- $• power steering, radio, heat- 1965 BUICK Electra wall*,, etc. er, whitowalU, «tc. 65 FORD .1<|Ar 1995 • "325" custom sport coupe. 1495 LTD 4-dooro, , Vss.. aulo- ?! 1111% 66 FORD 1964 BUICK Special malic, lull power, | | /aj XL Convertible, V-8, Deluxe tour door sedan, v-l engine. loctory air. automatic, full power. 1967 PLYMOUTH Spt. Fury 1966 CHEVROLET 4-door 'automatic transmission, power tteer- Vinyl roof, full power, ^ Corvair 500, tix-cyltnder, (IIA pi ing, i- 66 FORD sterao tipe, iharp - car, automatic, radio Galaxie, ?-door, hard heater S^g 1964 CADILLAC DeVille 2-door tiardtop, V-8, top, ft cylinder, auto whif.walli, etc. clean. Sport coupe, ok conditioned, power aulomallc. matic, power steering windows, power seat and oihep exlros. ; 1964 BUICK Wildcat 65 CHEVY 1967 CHEVROLET 2-door 1965 CHEVROLET 4-door Custom sport coupe, air conditioned, Del Air Wagon, Belair, V.8. automatic, Biscayne, six-cylinder, auto- vinyl top, power windows, power seat Corvolr Spider Conv,, 2-door hordlop, V-8, f fully equipped, radio, h new car matic, power iteoring, ra- and other extras. Kick, radio & heater. automatic, air cond. 65 CHEVY cir conditioned. Chevalle, 2-door hord- warranty. 1495 dio, heater, whifswalli, etc. 1964 PONTIAC LeMans lop, V-fi, automatic, 895 Sport coupe, floor shift, bucket scats. factory alr-cond., full 64 BUICK 68 T-BIRD power. 1964 BUICK Special LeSabre, Moor hard Londau 2-dr. hardtop 1967 CHEVROLET Conv. 1965 PONTIAC Coupe :Deluxe station wagon, automatic lop, V-8, automatic air. Impala, V-8, automatic, ra- full power. Gran Prix, factory air, full (Pi transmission, power Itecrlno, power dio, heater, power steering, brakes, delujct trim. •> powor, iharp cur, white- ¥ 65 CHRYSLER $ 66 CHEVY II 64 FORD whitewalll, etc. 1995 walls, etc. 1595 Falcon convertible. 6 Convcrllble. Automotlc. Station woqon. Cylinder, automatic, Power ileerlrtg. V-8. power steering. 1967 FORD 9-pass. Wagon 1965 CHEVY Sport Sedan 68 FORD 65 MUSTANG Air-conditioned "Squire," d*^ AtfVf* V-S, air-condition, full pow- t<| CMS 2M2P0 SHIWCC2»3imi "WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE" • 264-4000 -THE. DAILY REGISTER, RED^NK-MIDDLETOWN, N. I: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 19*59 21 AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR iSALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE .', r*. ; I,- * ' t OLKBWAOBN IBM — Blut. Extrti. IMS VOUfoWAOEN - ged»n. Hailo 1965 COBVA.IR — six cyUmKr auto, TRANSPORTATION OLDBMOBILE CONVERTIBLE —1964 CIRCLE CHEVROLET 1988 BMW 1600 — Red wltll black >ne owner. $450. PERFORMANCE SPECIALS matlc. Radio, heittr.'R«»ioliab]« el- Dynamic SS. Low mlleaie. call 717- 323 Maple Ave. Bed Bank Interior, am/fm radio. Radial-ply 291-9452 fer. Call 261-431S tires. Best oiler, 261-3226. 1887 OTO — Hardtop, four-ipeed, !&< SPECIAL U63 after 6 p.m. „ • 711-3130 989 LTD FORD — Four-door hard- tnry sir On* owner. 1963 Moma convertible, automatic lUt gtTNEEAN CONVERTIBLE — 1991 FALCON — Itainaculate. Lo' 11)67 CADILLAC — Sedan DeVlllf, 1961 VOLKSWAGEN — with 1967 en- op, 52,500. fill 196fl GTO — Hardlon, hyrlramaU* Four-speed transmission. Very clean. milMje 18,600. Must ll. A«kln| 1295. Our low price only $375- Pat Keelan's Auto Sales' fully equipped. Excellent condition. gine $300. Call . . factory air. One nwner. • M S4.M0 rolle«. One owner. 671*194. •mu-tras Ifllifj MUSTANG Convertible, \% RASSAS PONTIAC Hwy 3< 787-1113 ifcaniburg 962 PLYMOUTH VALIANT — Newautomatic an<1 pnwrr. J 395 Broad St. T4I-5150 Bed Bant 1969 FORD VAN — 12 PRSSenKcr. 1968 VOLK8WAGEN SQUAREBACK— rakcu. J225. Call alltr 1:30, Eves, until 9 1966 CADILLAC — Pull power, (nc- Excellent condition. Cull 78T-DM3 186.1 MUSTANG — Hardtop, (choice at AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE radio. Like new. Call 26(3168 after triry air cruise rontnil. Four-door Re- 717-4388 tWfil V8 Stick- . m i SPRITE — Mechanically exce dan Exceptionally clean. JMTO. Call >f!7 TIinNltEUBIRn — Alt extras. [ml Heeds v.lve ioli. $M. 7+1 1s»r~hUiuK LE~SABRE™—"CoTiieTl" E;i827 TRANSPORTATION We need room. $ave nowlj Ible. Excellent condition. Call alter lDfiS VOLKSWAGEN — New tires, RASSAS PONTIAC • 1963 THUNDERB1KD — Conveui}le 6 p.m., 78T-0773. 5110(1. Call SPECIAL iSr~fioArr~!ll'isMER - ~Exr?rIIInt .1!).'> Broarl SI 7.1-:.mo Red Bank For $1899 POE, you get the complete Austin Take over payments, balance $S50 1965 FORD GALAXIE — Four-door 842-21O1 1061 Mercury, two-donr.' NTPIR body iiKlltlcm, ••flSOO. Call ifter 6 p.m. Eves, until 9 % Amenc. With fullyautomatic, 4-sp«a transmit ' Phont 671-0297. hardtop. Power steering. Radio heat- work. Our special prlc.p only S^75. ll-:«fi. _ _ er, air. SlOOfl. 542-Mlfi. 10611 VOLKSWAGEN — Good trans- MUST SP.IJI,, DnAKTBD" - • ISftt •ion. Plus extras that don't cost extra. F & H Motors Inc. portation J2fm. Call RASSAS PONTIAC »>n THUNnKRHinri Landau. MidRpt M'i. (Tail hPtwei>n *-7 p nr Hwy. 35 • Eatontown, N. J, 196t BUICK — Skylark. Convertible. 74I-93R2 335 Broad SI. 741-&1SO tieri Bank Inyl ifnif. Full pnwrr.. Mu;j BIJIOK SPECIAL DELUXE — r |ir,t PLYMOUTH RTATION WAGoif ter vents and rear windows. ' ter 6 p.m. 671-1850 Excellent Rtmpe. New tire*. Twrwioor. Ufi.j (TTUNTRY SQUIRE STATION V8 running coiifiilinn. Gnnd tlref AUTOS FOR SALE CKJN - - 2»n V8 pnKin<- rnwpr •,|r.d. L>r,i fis;v.!. * Plus front-wheel drive. Hydrolastic suspension. SATSIIN 1!16!) CHRYSLER NKWPDRT — IVo-$:>(M). Call S66-5fi!W. •rlMK. Kxcrilrat cnntlitlon. 111 no. Disc brakes. WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE door, vinyl hardtop. Full power, ra- ~ifwT~BmCK~^- SperlsWHRmi. Air i-nn- 41-2TJ!. T<16fi" RKICK V-S^RPKClAir""-~Vm* 3TO Broad 81 264-1323 Keyport dio, whitewnlls, snows, fircrn. Low rlltlnncfi. Power hrakrs and strrrinR. finnr, full power, firilo, h<*at»r, np* You get them all in the Austin America, for just 1062 FOnn 8 mileage. Must sell to settle estate. fl-pusBcnRer. Oootl cotitittLoi. One own- !>f!l FOI'R~iinOR^ PhYMOTJTH RE- LI Tpx tx\fi\ii] t *? rj xnowA. WhU? ^'IMI Four-door Redan. Nrw tires, new bat- S;itO:>. Call 4tV2-4O!)!>. er. First offer over $1000. 842-3193- A.V - • TPflrhcr'R an. Lnw mllPRKP, htark vinyl nphntHlPry. W') Hrni one price: $ 1899 POE. tery, two extra wheels, snow tires. p.^t orfr\r. Call r>r.MiR:i. Kfifti's QaraRP Itt. rifi anrl Le^nariJ* Excellent condition s,17!>. 87^-0051 miiiT'FIAr SPIDEll - Frlvale owner villP Rr|., AlUntic HljthJanrt-i. ^_ And the place to get it is right here. BOB WHITE 1968 NEWPbrVTCUSfOM moving, MUST SELL! Omtilnatinn fifil VOLKSWAGEN ~- Sunroof. Ra IMS FORD LTD — Four-door hard- Twn-dtxir hardtop, factory air. Omhardtop-convertible» , only IL',000 milrs. , hi-ntpr WhllnwallH, Oand conrtl- 1968 BUICK "SKYLARK' ; top. Air. Automatic*. Power steering. owner, 12,000 miles. In brand new Luchnmetrr. radio. Anking Sl«M. Call m. r>12-2r,!)4 aftpr 5:3(1 p.m. Call Fine and comfortahlf', 7U-5362. 'iclwcen 5 and 0 p.m., 842-4740. 6TI-I13T The extras don't cost extra BUICK C0I TRANSPORTATION TlADILLAC — lliST Coupe de~~Vliir7 """RASSAS PONTIAC H)7O NOVA." - Black, twn-dnnr $700 TsTfiF^HEVR^ET^Ttatl^n w^gon -^ Low mileage, like new, many extras, 395 Broad SI. 741-M8O Red Bank Mown, Uke over paymenls. Call 671- SPECIAL good condition. Ji7f> Call • on the Austin America. 688 SHREWSBURY AVE. $5200. Original owner. 531-OSO.^ Eves, until 9 2WD. 9B2 Oldsmotallfi [nur-donr hirrltnp, su- 264-4660 J .omatir. anfl pnwrr. Jave now. Our1969 DOnOBDXRTSliy4 ow price only $.'i!)fi. autnmHtlr. two-rioor. snows. WarraJ- NEW SHREWSBURY AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOE SALE RASSAS PONTIAC ty. Low mllej. S2100. 21)1-1741. • 395 Broid St. 741-5180 Red Bank Kvcn, until f) CLEAN POWERFUL H15AUTY I lHfi7 KORI) r.ALAXIE 5IK) — Onl 741-6200 nwner. Low mileage. White fnur-d' ^Ike new. Cull ha,rritop, power brakefl. power nteeri Radio, rear upeaker. Automatic trani I960 FALCON — Four-door. Automat- miHiilon, air conditioned, tinted glai Now tlru. Good condition. 7»7,11850. 7(1-9394. Austin America M03 after a p.m. '67 BUICK SPECIAL MURPHY ft DAVISON — MereedeT The lowe*>priced car with iully-automatic, 4-speed transmission. GEM OLDSMOBILE Four door, air conditioning. 110 M«ln St. Matawsn Bens Salei And Service, Hwy. B. Free- IMMEDIATE hold. 462-5300 ; Power steering. M63m : 1967 CHKVROLKT — BlKnynt. White "twTTinFrHARDTOP - Whitfi.^plife DELIVERY 'our-door. Stick. 30,000 miles. A-l eon- convertl'jls top. wire whppln..new toft- $1745 iltlon. 787-MM. nenu cover. PPrfprt condition. J120|. ADRIAN PYLE TRADING AS Call after 6 p.m. 2fi<-5030. IM7~ MUSTANQ~—" K-l. (1 OvcK 40 Call (More Classified Ads i, '67 BUICK LeSABRE IM6 CADILLAC — Convertlhlp. Air IN STOCK! HlonlnK, atereo, leather Interior. On The Next Page) I A & G MOTORS Four door. Vinyl top. ::all 284-3S85. ' $1895 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE I 82 S. MAIN ST. ASBURY PARK 775-3483 '68 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Custom. Air conditioning. $2495

'67 BUICK RIVIERA Air condltlonlno. power. $2645

'68 BUICK ELECTRA Limited. Loaded. $3295 I This car I has pamsmci TO SUIT I our 16-point '67 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE YOUR BUDGET! ' Air conditioning. Six passenger. Choose from Monmouth County's performance! $2045 Largest Selection of tost. '67 DODGE POLARA Two door. Vinyl top. USED CARS $1695 TO THE PUBLIC! DOZEN DEALS" OF THE WEEK! '66 KARMANN GHIA Red. Very clean.

$1495 "426" Heml engine, auto- Newport 4-door, olr con- 4-door setion. Low mile- matic on console, radio ditioned, automatic, P.S., age. Hurryl This one MOTORS and heater. Performance P.B., vlnyt trim, etc. won't last. INC. '68 DODGE POLARA Station wagon. Air conditioning. BUICK-OPEL $2195 Th» dultnliip whir* th* cuiiomar ii important.

"300" 4-door hardtop, Sport Fury i-door hard- Highway 35 al Inttructlon Highway 36 top, radio and heater, radio and heater, outo- and ftardtn Slate Parkway Interchanq* 117. VOLKSWAGENS matlc, power steering, automatic on console, '64 BUICK RIVIERA power brakes. power steering, bucket I960 KARMAN GHIA $ 6*5 While. Sharp cor. KEYPORT 264-4000 Coupe. $1395 1962 VOLKSWAGEN $ 795 Sedan. Black. '63 VOLKSWAGEN '66 MUSTANG 1963 KARMAN GHIA ..$1095 Convertible. V-». Automatic Coups. Turquoise. ' transmission, OUR $1395 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $ 950 USED CAR DEPARTMENT ' . Sedan. Blut. •, 7 1965 VOLKSWAGEN ..$1095 OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9:30 IS Sedan. Gretn. DOUBLE

1965 VOLKSWAGEN ...$1250 CHECKED Brand New SELL-O-BRATING TOO! Nine passenger bus. Green. TOYOTA 1966 VOLKSWAGEN .1. $1195 USED CARS Sedan. Whltt. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN $1395 1686 Sedan. Blue. ' ' . 1968 VOLKSWAGEN. $1950 Fastbock. While. STOP IN 1968 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 THURS. — FRI. — SAT. Sedan. Green.. ' SAVE UKE NEVER BEFORE DOMESTICS FORD GIVE YOU BETTER IDEAS' 1962 FORD :.$• 695 Just a Partial Listing Gnloxle "500". Two-door, rodlo, heater, oulomotlc, power jtejrlro, V-l. * MOUNT ENGLISH GIVES YOU of Our Anniversary Specials 1964 PLYMOUTH ... $ 595 Valiant. Two-door, radio, tinier, automatic, six cylinder, 1969 MERCURY COUGAR BETTER DEALS— Air conditioned, axacutiva car. 1965 OLDSMOBILE.! $1095 • F-85 'Cutlass convertible. Rodlo, heater, automatic, V-8. 1967 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN Six pustngsr wagon, V-8, automatic, power steering. 1965 FORD : $1095 . Falcon Deluxe. Wagon, radio, heater, automatic, six cylinder. 1968 CHEVROLET IMPALA Two-door hardtop, vinyl top, air-condition—/ery sharp. 1965 PLYMOUTH $ 895 Valiant, Two-door/ radio, heater, automatic, six cylinder. 1965 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL Four-door tedan, air conditioned, vtry cloan. 1966 CHEVROLET : $1395 1970 l Impola. Two-door hardtop, radio, healer, automatic, V-8, power steering. 1967 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 1966 DODGE : $1650 LTD Btjigo, black vinyl top, air-condition. Monaco. Deluxe wagon, radio, heater, automatic, V*e, power steering, power brakes. FOUR-DOOR HARDTOP 1969 CONTINENTAL MARK III Low milaaga, loaded—save plenty. 1967 MERCURY '. $1895 Couaor. Two-door hardtop, radio, heater, automatic, V-8, 1966 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE power steering, power brakes. USEFUL CARS - GUARANTEED 3-WAYS Charcoal, red leather interior, air-condition 1968 CHEVROLET ... $2195 —excellent condition. 1969 KARMANN GHIA $1995 Matibu convertible. Radio, heater, automatic, V-8, 1965 GALAXIE Two-Door Hardtop $1050 19&9 THUNDERBIRD Four-Door $3795 Sport Coupe. Like new. Automatic, power Steering. power steering, power brakes. Landau. Full power, air conditioned. 1967 MERCURY X-R7 COUGAR 5-50 factory worrcnly. . 1968 TORINO Two-Door $1995 1965 FAIRLANE 500 Hardtop $ 995 Vinyl top, air-condition, ehromo wheel*—very .mart. Hardtop, automatic, power steering. 1968 CHEVROLET $2695 194? COUNTRY SQUIRE Wagon 53695 Two-door, B cyl., automatic, power steering. Mallbu\vagdn. Radio, heater, automatic, V-8, power brakes,, Demonstrator. Air cond. S-50 foclBry warranty. 1967 LTD $1695 1966 MERCURY COLONY PARK air conditioning. 1965 FALCON Futura Wagon i 895 Two-door hardtop, automatic, power steortna. Automotlc. Wagon, nine-passengor, white with 19&9 GALAXIE "500" Four-Door ....$2595 5-50 factory -warranty. Demonstrator. 5-S0 factory warranty. wood grain panels—cloan, - SPECIAL OF THE WEEK ! v 1964 GALAXIE Two-Door Hardrop $ 795 1966 COUNTRY SQUIRE Wagon ...$1650 Automatic, power steerlnfl. t 1969 TORINO Two-Door Hardtop ....$2595 Automatic, power steering. 1967 PLYMOUTH FURY III 1967 FORD MUSTANG GT Automatic, rtower steerlnp,. 19&4 CORVAIR Four-Door $495 1947 CUSTOM 500 \ $1295 Four-door hardtop, V-8, automatic fransmiiiinn, "390", four-spesd, mag wheels, post 1968 GALAXIE "500" ....$2195 Automollc, very clean. Four-door sedon, rodlo, aulomallc power steering—immaculate. track rssr, radio, heataV, power brakes. Two-door hardtop, automatic, power steering- power steering. 5-50 factory worranl/. #NI050 BB FULL PRICE olr conditioned. 1963 GALAXIE $ 495 1673 1964 MUSTANG Hardtop S1095 Four-rioor. Automatic, power steerina. 1968 GALAXIE 500 4-Dr. H.T $1995 1968 CADILLAC ELDORADO Elghl-cyllndor, automatic, power ttwrlna. 1965 GALAXIE Convertiblo XL $1095 1963 COUNTRY SQUIRE Wagon ....$ 695 Yellow, black padded, Air-condition—raal dais. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST & LARGEST 5-50 factory warranty. ,. " Automatic, power iteerlno. Buckets. Automatic, power1 steering, AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER * X SHREWSBURY MOUNT ENGLISH FORD * MOTORS, Inc. Monmouth and Mapls Ave. Since 1904 Red Bank 741-6000 SHREWSBURY AVE..& SYCAMORE AVE. 747-5400 SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY ll x -THE DAILY HEGISTCR, TIED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, W. hi FfflDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1969 UtUP WANBED-HALE HELP WANTED-MALE AUTOS rt>R SALE AUTOKBNTAU BUSINESS NOTICES BELT WANTED-VAUE DM VW.VO Oooa condlUoa. DAILY t PAnmm AND DBCOXATZHO —m- EXECUTIVE SALESMAN - •net MM. Will aecegt an Prices tttrl MIT terler a>4 elMrler. Hoofing! and rut- Nailosa) firm tffere oarraaamt eaner iUt tfltr. tU-WM afar » ».m. Car of IU( v tertaj. KteTiruk and reaeenable epBortuMtr to paraon qaaUflM to eajl airings IM. •rice. Free eaUmatta. TI7-U7T. on top uudneu eiscutiree. totaajilil.. IMl PONTTAC «eiarl nlnnmastntM Msa;' — bow winter ratei. SUPERMARKET •am etperlenee preftrnd. H. S. t»m. station warm. New tires. Low milt- TOM'S FORD tory now avauatle wim establlihed Additions, garages, remodeling, new account!. Commission plua bonva wUb ft. Moving tttttlt SMI. 711-WM. RENT A CAR homes. Bob Martin. »l-323t. croup Insurance and profit aharlBs lite FORD — Wagon. aturt a«ll. Xa- 80) Hwy. 3» mi«00 Karpttt DRAPERIBl AND CURTAIN! — Cus- benefits. Call Mr. Olun for confidential ee-llent • condition. UMC. OJS-tftll or tom made, lined or unllned, to your OPPORTUNITIES Interview, ttl-4300. JM 0109. -_ specifications. 542-7037 iM) iiirnn sr-ortT NOVA JM> IOATS AND ACCISSORIIS INTERIOR AMD EXTER1OH PAINT- Four-speed, tunerlor mags. Kxcjl INO — Experienced. Free eitEmitei. aood'psy/App'ly"j.M. JTIBIX«'Aim> lent condition, HMO. After », T»7-M»» IMl !»'» BAIUTAR CORINTHIAN— AIM ligtn Hauling. 7!? son j CENTER, Rt. 35, Hirltt. _.' ribirrlu weekender keel aloop En- DEPARTMENT MANAGERS lfSl R»MBLiS~TTAT10N WAQ0N rioiea cabin, two tunki, head, com' TV ANTENNA WORK — Done by AUTO MECHANIC and New car Sit eix cylinder automatic, good trsns. pui, UsjhU, main ana Jib, rolltr r»ef- qualified specialist, free eiUni«.t»s. Ready Man. All benefits, hoscltallza- BorUJIon. JMjt. MJ-014S after 6:M ln» A hp. Johnson outboard, llrgt Call tlon. ptnslon, life Insurance, etc. Ap- cockpit, t»k >n< mihojiny (rim, MANAGER TRAINEES ply in person. See lervlce Manager, Poiltlve rioatBtlon, boom tent. Beau- Klek Trocchia, circle Chevrolet Co., ' 1968 BONNEVILLE tltul condition. Excliltnt lift rtrall) EMPLOYMENT 329 Maple Ave.. Red Baxk. boat. A.«klnc WtOO. »l2 32«t CLERKS CONVERTIBLE HELP WANTED-FEMALE DRIVER — To operate aeptle tank jTaclory 'dlr. One owner, 17,000 orl|- INBOARD 81OFF —14' with Interns- cleaning truck. Part-time morning* inal mile*. L*ikt new. tor inbdatd, many «>ttu. call MJ preferred. 747-S33!. RASSAS. PONTIAC t6T< utter • p.m. wetkdayi. OPERATORS Hstr. ii • great opportunity to forg» ah«»d in th»»up»r- lection work on ladlea' coau and PIZZA PUS MAM — Over 31, lor- IK Broad St 741-MO Red Bank PREVIEW car coate. Openlnge In varleua MC- market field with fhis dynamic, expanding organiiatien Italian restaurant. Call Eves, until 9 _ Uona. Union Ilhop. 7 houre per day. 87S-1322 8HOHE COAT OO. INC. 22 Bridge that off.ri limitless potential to the right individuals. IMH METRO — Good condlllon. E> THE 1970 ODM Ave., Red Bank. COLLECTION — part-time or full. rrllrnt Incsl transportation. J1O0. 741- Established agency offering opportu-." lisa after 5 p.m. ^ BLUEJAY ALTERATION SEAMSTRESS — Ex- nlty. Also sales. If interested. Call for perlenced better dreaaen, comta, aulta. We seek full time help, experienced, or we will train, appointment, MCA, 7tl-2US. *1B«I roRI) XL - Convertltil*. New THIS WEEKEND Frederlck'a Gowns, 1113 Third Ave., condition. M.000 rnllei. Warranty. (print Lie. Phone 4(9-4«d. Burkel 85 Orchard fit. 741-9707 Rid IUnlf town Shopping Center, Rt. 3\ Middle- pable of handling 13 speed Road •earn. All wes-tntr radl«l tlre». Ne* BOSTON WHALER-IS', 40 Dp. man- town. battery. A tU l WSS 2»4«» «/ • GROCERY • MEAT Ranger. Aptly BKROER INDUS- ual atart Evlnrudt. Boat, motor and "RN'» — 3 p.m. to 11:30 pm., and TRIES INC., Edison Industrial Cen- itrb p.m. trailer IMS outfit. Call ailer «. T41- ter, U.S. Ilwy 1, Metuchen, N.J. 519- 5(4 lt:SO p.n). to 7:30 a.m., full and part- • PRODUCE • APPETIZING IMl VOI.KBVVAORN' CAMPER -- time. Apply 219 Bath • dlngty. 16 000 mllfl with T Mtytri plow an children. For detain, call evenlnge, rant, «8 Broad »t, Red Bank. NEW FACTORY Call xetpl radio. Tip top ahape. »U9! Perth Ambov, N. J. tualomtra, Call 741-432). il-7601 R. I. ROWS S2B-M81 0US339, TV BENCH MAN WANTED — _ M2-1345 - "iwl FOKR - C600," tilt oati and An equal opportunity employer nerlenced only. HAROLD'S KADI TAXICAB DRIVER FULL TIME — !> N«w motor, llrsi, >>r»kM, O'DAY SAILBOATS WOMEN AND GIRLS it ELECTRIC SHOP. 19 BtOad II '* Grouncf floor opportunity ' " Must have excellent driving record. t«o-«perd rear. 747-01 sn. The Yacht Shop, Dealers NURSES' A1DK8 — 7 to 3 ahlft and Stveral women and girls needed to T41-8U1, Apply at While Star Taxi Service. 11 to 7 ahllt. King Jamea Nunlng work in local office handling tele- • Excellent advancement Railroad Station, Monmouth St., Red ll»0 <3AL. "OIL TRllifK TANK - 111 Ocean Ave., Bea Bright. B12-191S Home, 241-3100. phones for large Newark firm. Morn- FOREMAN — Bxperlenced In chll IM7 OWBNa W' cabin cniUer. Bleep dren'a or ladles' coate. Thla Is an 41 Bank. PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY ing and evening houra available. Col- celle&t opportunity with a progressive • Growth company ilx. Equipped with depttl finder, com AOE EMPLOYMENT AOENCY lege etudenU accepted. Excellent sal- firm. Shore area. Call 228-U41 before SHORT ORDER COOK — 5 p.m, to CHEVROLET 1M4 - Truck, On» ton pass flnh pole holders, apare fuel 30 Thomaa Ave. 747-3494 Shrewabury ary U> stari. All, personi Interested S p.m.. After1 «, 74M»76. • Leading; supplier of modular classrooms. 1 a.m. HARMONY COFFEE SHOP. Modal 30. »' ataka body. 41" rack, ank, ftah well, fixed hardtop, elec must be Interviewed. Contact Mr. Rt. }5, Mlddletown. "ual wta«l>. (Mod Ur«. New bit-trie range, ottier extras, aacrlnca al ATTBNTIt)>I•YOU^7O LADIES Douglus, 229-4787 / DEPENDABLE MAN -To drive" an II"Y. Booat«r brakal. 11300, 78T-81M. 11.100 Cal! (201) 61M2J3, Five neat-appearlnl, aggrenlve cock. Small family. Write lo Box n • Steady work DRIVER - Light delivery, t a.m. young Itdlei ror circulation Building DENTAL. ABSrSTANT-aWCBFTION- 147, Tne Dally Register, Red Baal 10 5 p.m., Mon. through Frl. Call lDm CHEVROLET II. Camlno. Uult BLUB JAY AND TRAILJ1R Tour for leading feahlon edltora. No I8T — Matawan. T»ree day week, Needti eome work. occasionally lour or five day week. TRUCK MECHANICS — Experience/ • Overtime , «4i»4 experience neceeeary, on-Job training. Sxccllent Ralary. Uuet be able to be- No evenings, Experience and/or train- Top wagea and beneflta. Apply > • Paid vacation > •ERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — gin Immediately. See Mrs. Crawford. ing preferred or will train applicant person, RARITAN OARAQE, S. Ma Full time. Mechanically Indium. Thuriday only, 11 a.m. lo 5 p.m., having only business training. Write St., Keyport. 2«*4». O«4I belwean B-1, T47-5QM. DeNomnndle Ave., Fair Haven Call JI2-3330 before 11 a.m. of carpet Installation, Steady posi- MEN WANTED • Fork-lift operators i tion. Salary 110 a day. Call CEN- , FORA — ",s t«n pick-up, aooi _ New — U»ed 0AB1BoataN —anUHBR. 7*7-3010 — CASHIER AND CANDY ATTENDANT. With t«.ndem trsllor 120 h.p. stern Evenlnga and weekend!. Muat he over HAIR McDONALD'S DRIVE-IN • Material handlers TRAL JERSEY CARPET SERVICE, drive. I-c»« ll>sn 100 hours. Tresti IS yeara of age. Apply in person, 825 Hwy 33 MlddletOW) TS7-1JM. water link, head, sleeps two, power Carlton Theater, Red Bank. Full or part-time workera lor" ev "iboUT — 1*«J — FouMrtiMl drtvi tilt, Call after «. HTl-flttB. • Mill operators •TBNOORAPHER - At least twe STYLIST nlngt. Must be at least U yean ol. •PRESSMAN, WHY Jtu§ legal experience, for Red Bank EXPERIENCED SERVICEMAN Apply in Person COMMUTE? STORAGE AND SERVICE aw office. Excellent aalarr. Call for WANTED — For front and alignment Quality aheeUed offset ippolntment, 747-3730. and Make work. Call before. g:3l Brewing ahoie firm has permanent MOTORCYCLES WHY HAUL YOUR BOAT! — Many FITTER — Experienced fitting and • W« nesd an alert, imagi- 741-3500. . poatuon for a reiponalble craftsman, tmall rtsalr. can tt made, bottoms altering better drenaee, coaLa, aulte. DRIVER — Full time. Blue Cross EDUCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL thoroughly experienced en large single IM B«A-«plUlra Mark II. Flat tract •crated In the watt;. Try our Dlvlni Top aalary. Frederlok'a Oowna, 1113 native, young woman to Blue Shield. Apply In person. Ah color prts.es. (Preferably Harris.) nclnl can, Amal concentric oarbur Service- Reasonable rales. Call Boe- Third Ave., Spring Lake. Phono 449- DBRSON'B, 30 Broad St., Red Bant Bxoellent future. Write, Mating ex- alori llMtnUr rebuilt. 1700 or but of 4411. create wig hair styles. FACILITIES, INC. perience and salary requirement, te Kr. MHU4. NEW AND UBED CAR CLBAND1 Box K-1M, The Daily AegUttr, Rid DINO-DOING! MAN — Experienced only. TO] Marlboro Industrial Park, Marlboro, N. J. Bank. T B»A - „, ir 600 co. »m IUSINESS MOTICIS Chri/itmaR selling BtarU early trlth wages flood hours, benefits. Appl: OU „ or TH7-MM. AVON...earn $1} for your Chrlet- • Excellent salary and work- In person, LABRIOLA MOTORS, . 1! (Vanderberg Rd. off Rt. 79) AUTO BODY, MEN with at leaat two eak for Dave. mas in apare time near your Bast Newman Bprlnga Rd., Red Banl home. Start now. Call 1. Blrchell ing conditions. yeara experience. Top wafts, Alt QUICK tUllE — HONDA 741-4.34S or 4B2-3JI7, 774-1220. TANK TRUCK DttlVERS — Matlac An Equal Opportunity Emptoyar benefits,. 922-3M1. ' ' IBM. S09 Scrambler. TV SPECIAL $2.50 Inc. needs experienced drivers for K TU-tW2 or M7-0U3 WOMEN — (3) Qrtddle and land- cal and over-the road work. Mtwmurr ASSISTANT MANAGER — QoM OP- HOUSE CALLS ONLY wlch, Induetrial cafoterla, Holmde] • You'll like it herel age 23 with good safety record. Cal rtlt AlyMJfflLD.^UTO Color ellihtly hither. area. Mon. thru Frl., S a.m. to 2:30 3&-480O. MOBILE HOMES p.m. and 2:30 p.nv to 11 p.m. Call PERMAFIX TV at once, <71-934i. MACHINE OPERATORS CHEMICAL OPERATORS PIPE LAYERS AND LABORERS — wHvt DECORATED, palnlsd, • Call 741-6044. Ask Miss Some experience rewired, for sewer 671-5583 COUNTER GIRLS AND CKBCKBKS Good reliable men needed to work o and water contractor. M6-4MS. •apts. run. . Calcml 7IT-M31w . Ill Hir —For dry cleaner etore. Sxperlence Maxine for appointment. paper-making machine. Experience de No experience necessary; work rotating shifts, 40 Kearnburt. 111 Hwy. » Mldlletow not necemry. Full time and part- slrable but not necea>ary. Three re FULL TIME MECHANIC (AIM Part- "HOUSE TRAILER — I'xJJ', U..~ t a.m. to » p.m. time for mornlnge. Anpllcante munt tatlng shifts, Steady work, overUm hours per week to cover 7-day operation of a haavy - time) — Good pay Apply In oeraon at reoena, full bath. HUM. Will trade on be neat and pereonablo. Apply Little HAIR WE ARE available. All beneflta. Oood opp*rtunl chemical plant. Start at $3.17 per hour PLUS shift X M. FIELDS AUTO OBNTBR, Rt ear or houat. 7IT-2I05. •IQHT HAULINO-CLBAN CELLARS •liver Cleanera, Ml Branch Ave., WIGS AND FULLS ty. TAJIDB OARAOEB - Free eatlmatea, ilttle Silver. differential; full benefits.. "iiUBT SELL. — Unturrjined house Jail after 3 p.m. 741-J119. THE MALL, RED BANK FUEL OIL TRUCE DRtVOft — Par- trailer. «»'««'- Two bedrooms, spa- WOMAN — Fart-time (or counter and PHILIP CAREY CORP. manent position. Call , cious living room, dining area. Well nmnrruitB MOVINO — Atucs and kitchen work. Wed., Thure., Frl., 8:30 Smith St. and Victory Bridge «ltuat*d In ettaoitllied Trailer park. otllara cltined. Tret estimates. Call to g:30 p.m. and Sun., 12:30 to 5 p.m. FILE CLBRK — Hlgk school gradu- Perth Amboy, N. J. APPLY 9 A.M. TO 3 P.M. 7U-OS1S Outside «bed for storage. Call MB- T17-3001. Call niVKRVIEW COFFEB SHOP. ate. 5-day week. Many company Dene- flU. Call 64J-4090. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 5M» or 187-8811 for appolntrrnnt; T41-270O, Ext. 292. i R E. ROWS I28-6M1 AUTO MECHANICS MMROD 1>TO Camping Trailer Bno' HAVING A PARTY? EXPERIENCED COCKTAIL, WAIT- ' An equal opportunity employer OR EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT FOR CU8T0IB CATKRINO EXECUTIVE SECRETARY RESS — 21 or over. Apply at TONY'S TO WORK IN HAJIDWARE 6T0RE- TELEPHONE 486-1500 , FULL & PARI-TIME Una. All Modcli on CAXL MBRRI-MAKIKOB With bookketpliuc and administrative RESTAURANT, Hwy 35, Hailet, 2J4- jBxptrtenctd or vocational .cftool train- 1777. Part4lme. Beml reUred man pre- T41S933 axperience. Excellent talary and work- ferred. Call 747-9500. Ing. Salary plua Incentive. Ubtral &.iicH^i.?0RT A* [JOHT HAUUNO — Clean-up around ing conditions. Bend resume, Box 232, BALES HDLP - Full time, part- Located off of South Wood Ave. across Turnpike Bridgt) eomnany paid benefits Including Blue HOJ Ajbuiy Ava., Aabury rkrk Shrewsbury, N. J. tltnt. nxperltncfl belpful, but will as- DRAFTSMAN -^ Experience on tlet Cross Blue Shield. raotory, attic, basement and garage. tro-mechanlcal assemblies. Appl Apply unperson flM. small buildings torn dtwn and haultd DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full time. •lit 1C iiiterssted ana wining. Apply ELECTRO-IMPULSE, 118 Chestni way. Call 4M-2393. In person, Plx Shoes, Hwy 35, fild- R ft I HOME * AUTO STORES Will train. If neceasary. Bayinore dlttown. No phona calls. Bt., Red BtnK. 741-WH. - DuPONTCO., INC. Rt- » Mlddletown WANTED AUTOMOTIVE area. Send reeume to Box F-135, The SHORT ORDER MAN AND C00K- An tautl opportunity employer TREES REMOVED. Dally Register, Red Bank. WOMAN - HOUSEWORK Bxperlenoed only. Apply In person CUT Oil BPLCT UP FOR FIREWOOD •ALHBWOMEN—Full and part-time, MarUnl's Diner, Rt. 36. KeaMbur JUNK CARS Call 5I1-3J12 er JJ202D7 Salary $90 per week, six days, houra LINDEN, NEW JERSEY year round. Apply FREBDMAN'S & to 6:30. Transportation necessary. YOUNO MAN -.- Mechanically In . . An Equal Opportunity Employer MESSENGERS PICKED UP 'A1NT1NO AND DECORATINQ — IAKBRY, Newman Spring! lid., Un-Call 483-4323 after o:31) p.m. troft. cllned. Carburetton, Ignition expert Twinbrook Auto Wrecking Iteeldentlal and commercial starting ence beneficial, to work on propani Immediate •pemngt for ' ' atea: oni-lamlly, jus, lwo-(emlly. WAITRESSES WANTED — Six. full COUNTER OIRL WANTED'— Ex- carburetlon. Mostly ahop work. Ba persons with driver's 221, ali-famlly,' i>79. Itoomt, doore, perienced preferred but not neoea- EitontowSJB^ v aar • i • ^ * * •n • S42-2235 or part-time. Apply In peraon only. ary contingent on ability. Apply PRO . llctue and good rtconl < ' office, hallwaye $30 and up. Free ea. MERMAID ntrtrt, Hwy 39, Leonar- aary Part-or full time. Paid holidays, PANE EQUIPMENT CORP., 11 Appl (X driving safely irjfer CABH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - vacation with .pay. Blue Crois panic- '- QUANTITY TAKEOFF ' ; tlmatel. 2M-MM. on. Apply Top Hat Cleaners, Rt St., N. Bbiew.bury. AND SPORTS CAM AT liONMOUTH LIGHT HAUUNO — Clean yard., OOOD BALARY . i MOTORS, INC, Hwy. 36. Eatontown, Mlddletown. OFFSET PRBBSMAN - Excelle garages, move furniture and tree BOOKKEEPING MACHINE r nay Blue Crass/Blue Shield and be . OENEROUI BENEFIT* , . • 113-3114. irantbes. Pree estimates. 7!l-e7s2. HOUBBKBBPER — Five daya a WE DON'T BELL JUNK - OPERATOR week. With refenncei.. Own traw- nua" arrangement. Overtime If ' Call OS-3000 - " ,- '' . portatton. Hatlet area. 2fl4-6i84. sired. Call 747-M90. and ESTIMATING " r do we buy tt, but — OURNEYMAN CARPENTER Experienced or will train.. Or apply to Mr; Sejler do buy clean. Ian mg condlUoils. Write to Box R-1W, 542-5000 to I* and more on MF lales, AH BECOME A SKILLED WORKER IN The Dally Rag-later. Red Bank. PRINTERS funds, high commission, plus l«id», tCHIMMANI TREE WORK THE COMPUTER INDUSTRY. If you BARMAID - Nights. Wed. Q«>Ugh un aew. atrlng beada and like deli- Compositor. Bteady year round em CAMPUS * TRAILIU REASONABLE BATES. Sun. < p.m. to 2 a.m. Call 7B7-W27. OALL 7414420. cate work • we can train you to be a alter 12 noon. , HELP WANTE&-MALE MAN FOR RENTAL COMPAJJX — THAILEHS - CAMPER* akllled worker In the computer In- ployment en night ahtft ol dally newi HELP WANTED-MALE BUBPXNDSD OIILINaS — Paneling. duitry. You will earn while you leam LFN'i - I B 11. 11 lo 1. King iJamea Oood driving record. Steady, position. • MOTOR HOMES Flntah. recreation rooma and attlca. In a pleaiant, clean, air conditioned Nursing Home. paper. Excellent fringe benefita, goo N. J.'i lorjeat darter, avtr l» uMti Bheet-woklng. Upm. M2-BM. atmosphere. You may Quality for a 291-3100 , . . LUBRICATION MAN an dldlafflnl - permanent position with full company WAITRESS — Apply In parson be- •alary. For furtmr details, write. ACCOUNTANTS Raasaa Pontlac of Red Bank has an Morrla G«M Jaol. MtftHor. Avian. SLIPCOVERS -^enefiui. Apply in peraon or call Mra. opentnc ia ltj lubrication departmaal MASONS AND MASONS' HELPERS'' fMI/Rty. Volunteer, Swlntw. tween 7^0 • 10:30 a.m. *e Burger -Call between « ani 7 p.m. 2»- Sofa S3S. chair JKl. aectlonal or love MacKenile Bowl, >3 White St., Red Bank, Box R-152, The Bally Register, Re for a steady man. Top salary. Contact 09*5. i . r . . Wlrrakogo. Gllaa. Arlitacrot. Smrtey. eeat |2S each. Welting and xlpperi UNITED TELECONTROL WITH EXPERIENCE Aaron Aassas, at Ralsas Ponliac, M5 You con we them mi at Included. With your own fabric. Fab* 350O Bunut Ave. (West) Aabury Park RN — For staff position In public Bank, N. J. 07701. Broad St., Bed Bank. 7U-518O. MAINTENANCB AND HANOVMAN' rice available, call anytime 071-338I. C8S-0IOO health agency, Long Branch: 229-0818 Mfddleiex County CPA firm of- JCHIHMAN between 8:30 and 4:30. fers poaltlona to qualified per- . Call IOUBB PAINTINO — Iiperleneed An Equal Opportunity- Employer TOUNO MEN _^_ i 291-1578 •I the CoHlntrwood Circle, Rt. a » M CLBANlNa WOMAN - Fridays, 11 to INSTRUMENT MAN - Steady woi sona seeking unlimited oppor- To ba trained In aalei and- aervlca. nrmlnmlole. N. J. tlt-HSe. [ntdlor-Iiterlor. Beaeonable. Phone NURSES' AIDE8 — All ehlfU, Full Experienced. Balary according to e tunities in public And intinlclpa.1 Salary and commlSstan. Company, car 42-OS89. or part-time, Good working condi- 6 p.m., *14. Mua* be honeet, rellaNe. ierienca. Cell between » and 9, Mi Kccountinx. References. Call 611-25)9. furnished. All company benefits. Only PURCHASING AGljNT v tions. Experience necessary. Call 222- those Interested In steady position Experienced purchasing agent tor: &2T7 between & and 4 p.(n. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE CLBANlNa WOMAN — Own trans. LUBE MAN — Excellent opporturJ Advancement"and compensation need apply. Apply In person. no company engaged In manfacturlng of AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS PART-TIME CASHIERS — BOOdtown. porlaUon $2 an hour. Mlddletown for dependable, hardworking Indlvldu are baaed on your ability and phone. THE SINGER COMPANY, 19 electro mechanical assemblies both Sea Bright. Apply In penon, 1150 area. Call 671-9367. al All company hanotlta Inoludlni perfornunce on Uie Job. Broad St., Red BanK. commercial »nd government. Apply ocean Ave, Sea Bright. LEOAL — If your typing and short- paid vacaUon and pension plan. At PORTHRft-Two for xeneral clMnlni lit Chestnut St., Red Bank 741««M hand are good, and you have eome Sly In person at Russell Od. mobile We seek individuals with ont and full eare of floors. .Neat and Winter It Jmt ofrlce experience, we may have the Cadillac, 100 Newman Srplngs M to ilx yean of experience. sp>«r. Top salary and frlnie benefits. AUTO RENTALS position for yon. Legal experience Is Red BiKk. Art lor Bill Orleg. DO NO PHONE. Apply In person, (More Classified Adi Around tkt Corntt... P!eana fliibmlt full deUils r>f better yet and pays more, phone 7*1- OFFICE CLERK—Male. Full or pal weekday, only, 10 to 2, Atlantic High, 3(00. •xperlence and salary expecta- lands Nurslnt Home, S UlddleUnvn 0B Hie Next Page) and »•? need 100 Uitd Cars time. Automotive experience pri tions to Box K-130, The Daily ferred but not neciaiary. Apply Ave., Atlantic Hlihlands. Wt will trtdt or buy out WOMAN — Mature, for light a.sem- Register, Red Bank. CUARANTEK HONORED AT ANY RENT A CAR bly work la display advertising nrm. person, M. Bchwarta A Sons, 141 W, right — Call or Comt in AAMC0 SHOP NATION WIDE Pleasant working conditions, abl-1900. Front St.. Red Bant. HELP WANTED-MALE DAY • WEEK • MONTH WOMAN — Temporary. For cleaning. HELP WANTED-MALE RID IANK — I42-J500 For J or 3 diy«. Own transportation. HANDYMAN SCHOOL CUSTODIAN — Colti Naek TOM'S FORD If] Newman Spring! Road WALL Call 8424987. RUIU Pontlao of Red Bank has Township Schools. 40 hour week, Immediate opening for a man o1n II Hours 3-11 p.m. Free hospIUIIeatlan. ASK FOR ID SlttLH LINCOLN-MERCURY ADMITTING CLERK — --.---...- used car let. Muit have driver ! 1 medlcal-SurglcM and major medical PRODUCTION EMPLOYEES ASIURT PAUK — r74-M00 Shrewsbury Ave., si Sycamore Interesting and diversified poilUon cense and be looking for a steady jot cove rate. 10 days annual accumula- Hwy.35 J44-HM Karport t09 Railroad Avenue) available In modern hospital admit; Contact Aaron Rassaj at Rassas Pontl ted sick leave, annual paid vacation. We need people to work rotating shifts. 747-5400 ling office. 4 p.m. to 12 midnight ac, 3» Broad 8t. Red Bank, 741-8180 Experience not required but will be shift. WeoUenOa and holiday., acjd recognised In contract. Pay ranjte We are willing to supply the following: salary «nd pleasant working condi- J4M0 to MOM. Write Board of Edu- tions. Contact Personnel Office, Rlv- FIREMAN ation. Cedir Drive School, or call • Sttody tmploymtni dote to home ervlcw Hospital. 741-3700, Exl. 223,N. J. Blut Seal llceruna fireman nee for application. t Excellent wooej Including thlfl. differential payments An equal opportunity emtployer. ed for manufacturing plant In Pert e Hoipllolliollon WOMAN TO CLJDAN AMD IRON — Amboy. overtime paid for Sat.., Sun YOUNQ MAN — For orflce furniture t Lift Insurance Tues. and Frl. oood pay. Steady em- and holidays. All beneflta. oood o firm, some clerical and receiving to t Dlioolllly and tick btnMiti portunlty for man willing to wor learn business. Call for an appoint- t Rtllrwntnt plan ployment. References, oau efWMt ment. 7I7-3U4. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY before 10 a.m. or after S p.m. Muat rotating shut.. . Apply at have own transportation to Mlddla- ENdlNBKR — Structural dealgn. Col- A HANDY GUIDE OF IUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI town area. PHILIP CAREY CORP. legt graduate. Experience desired but CLKRKI9TENO - J2.2S hourly. Af- Smith Bt and Vlctary Bridge not neceasary. Salary commensurate ter Civil Service Test, J1.373. to J5.633 Perth Amboy, N. J. with experience. Excellent benellts. KERR Mlddletown residence only. Excellent An equal opportunity employer. Write t» att BMUMHI wtMiitai typing skills • a "must". RECRE- R. E. ROWE 826-688: Box K-131, Toe Dally Register, Red ATION OOMMlaaON, 7J1-O8I4. Bank. MCatAOIHTJ[niOOUCIB MVIMON Accounting Contractors PalntlBg and Decorating An eiual opportunity employer EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — CAPABLE YOUNO MAN-lnlereite« PART-TIMS — Night, and week- Bears and Fronds Sis. Ktyrwrt Pull or part-time nlghta, II to B in. In color and graphic art. for selllni ends.' Must be 21 or over. No ex- An aquas opportunity tmpltytr RECORD KEEPING, tax aervlce. ACME CONSTRUCTION CARL B. JOKES - PainUog autd Apply In person, reteraon'e, 183 Rlv-atock. maintenance and delivery. perience necessary. Apply in person, General accounting* ¥>ar round. waUp*p*rla«. Fully laeured. Foe tre* eralde Ave., Red Uan« 6% days. Must ba clean and accurate, KRAUBZER'S DAIRY HTOMKB, SO Whltehlll ayatems, Inc. 741-47<3. ertraaieVTan «iaJem : COMPANY DENTAL ASSISTANT — Experienced have good driver's record and be per- Flrtt Ave., Atlantic Highland!. ItOBBBT i. FAXWaU. only Must he nnmbln of responsible manent. We will train you In paint, PalaUM * Deooratlai duties. Apply wltll. complete resume wallpaper, and artlat materials. IV PANTRY MAN - Experience neces- MUTUAL FUND SALESMEN Adding Mschines Typewrlttra Additions — Alterations — r Free IMnatM Call Ml-tlM 'per week to start. Apply mornings al sary. Top wages. Apply in person, only lo Box 0-157, The Dslly Regis- COLOH.KBT CO., 13 Broad St, Rod CLARE A COBY'S INN. Junction Rt. New Homes ttr, Red Hank. > and 3), Madison TownsMp, N.J. INSURANCE AGENTS ADDOIO UAOHTKM - TyrewTttera Pearl and Bead Restrtogtng COUNTEB OIIU* WAITRESS - Full An Equal Opportunity Employer eald. rested. renlmL tonleo'a in We Do The Whole Job! time, sk days. Apply In peraon, MEN — With cars wanted to deliver WHY NOT SELL THE PRINCETON PLAN? BxperUy ea braided nyloav *tM a HANDYMAN — HEAD PORTER - morning and/or Bun. papers In Red IfeeneufJi It. Red Bank. WOtm, atraod. Sterling olantf Irem TU. MORT"8 CORNER, 7 E. Front St., Substantially Higher Commissions! 2641099 222-9259 lied Bank, Routine housekeeping and malnta* Bank area. No collecting. Call 7«T- RIUMaXEV. M Iroaa It. Rec nance. Berne carpentry, upholetery, 2113. Compart with what you rtc.ivt on a (100 t month con- Bank. COUNTER OIRIJ — Full or p«rt-tlm«. painting, general repairs. DO NO? Diamonds Bought or Restyled Moving and Storage Apply In peraon, LUDWIQ'S DEUOA- PHONE. Apply In person weekdays, tractual plan. Tht i.lt of tht Princtlon Plan pavi you Plnmbliig and Heating TBaSEN, 10 Wallace 8t. Red Bank. 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. ATLANTIC HELP WANTED-FEMALE $454.70 In fhaj (Int y.tr and J785.I5 for 9-yaar rtn.wtli; HIGHLANDS NURBIHO HOME, ttn yttt total $1,239.10. Let w buj the dlamoada fou doe'I rLUUDlNa Heaunr ana tajtmn WOMEN — Earn *50 for nine houra Mlddlotown Are., Atlantic Highland wear er let ua mtyle Iheai far yo« remodtUag, wort, H00 tsr 18 houra work. No In- INSURANCE COMMISSIONS: 45% fint ytar — 10% ttcond elf tUtuefUea1. M Braevd (t ANDERSON BROS. vestment, no experience necessary. INC. CORRIGAN'S Interviewing 11 a.m. ID 5 p.m., Sal. SWITCHBOARD/ and third ytati — 5% nixt 7 ytan — 1% Ihtraafttr — Nov. 13, at HOWARD JOHNSOrffl, HELP WANTED-FEMALE vtittd contract. Fully paid vacation for 2 ttch ytar lor PACKIN* — MOVIN* l*7_ Oakland It. Rea_Baiik 74I-I7M Room 1, Asbury Park Circle, ask for General Contncter. RECEPTIONIST qualified producer. STOIIAM ANbERSON'PLUMBING Co. | Mrs. Nancy fllllesple. No phone call!. Pirtonoblt, ncot appearonct with STOCK OPTIONS AND INCENTIVE PLANS. Stlld luppert good typing ability. Plwicnl working from one of tha ftittat growing financial planning firms. Talk CAJirmnr r Adimoe* mmtHm. BUSINESS NOTICES NURSING Repairs - New Work — condltlom wllFi no stepe. eUewalsa. pattea, *aai i JeJeww , PSYCHIATRY wild ui and find out about tde many benefits available to Remodeling mol frlngt binoflti. you. Openinoi (or managtri and tvptrviitn. For Home or Industry Monmoutft Modica! C«ni*r Houn 7:30 a,m. to scorro AHP IONI ATTENTION pm Apptyi Call ,, ALL TtfH» or lloall RIPAlRi •ram /MAM wm • mn Second Psychlotrtc Unit opening. Posi- Howard Kaplan SMALL BUSINESS Alteratloaa, renodellng. and palnUng. MesMstK t*. 74I4MI Mel I 264-10&9 222-9259 1 tions ovolloble. All three thins for ^Htfl * ' (Or larger office overflow) RN'a end LPN'i. Alio epenlngi In I Inh PRINCETON PLANNIN* CORP. RMMDaMr prload. rree MUtaatM. I Wi con niitt you In offic* prpblemv Preo-.pt aervlM. Can 74I-IM1 ether deportmenti. Generous shlfHII- Odd Mm BtttlMg, SUln * twksMPlnp, typing, molllno lists, etc. ferentlol ond Mntfltl. Sutiiidlary - Addlllmi. AtteraUma, lnt*rfmi«Jlng Plans, Inc. LmO-^OIUra, garacea ta CO. WO. Reeflag, etdaag » C«ll 222-5200 ATCO CERAMICS CORP. Oiragea. Jloofi and Hew Heeoee, uat Have trueei Fra« eatt- taaulatliiei laatallei and guaraateed ' HAY OFFICE SERVICES 747-S552 NI-ISOS. Ralph k. Cole. naus. I4I-1I4* afler • am (ar H yean. TTt^TM. m\4m. •72-1710 Ext. m or 4>1 HWY. JJ MMOW KEYPORT -TOE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.s FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, L9OT , 23 fELP WANTED-MALE WANTED-4IALE FOB SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE APARTMENTS BOUSES FOR SAL£ HOUSES FOE SALE ITEMS YOU NO LONGER MINI BIKE _ Oil month Old. NMd; WINTER — 4tt roonu furnUhed RUMSON SINGER dutch. »120. Oil (two bedrooms), tafact, TV. MAUT- 1M> ZlfZig NEED OR USE WILL.., • 7I7-7119 1LUS APARTMENTS, 842-080S. Slightly tued. In Btrfect eonaltloi • Four-bedroom Dutch Colonial. • SERVICEMEN Ooai «verylMnj. no ituchjntnti ntt MOVING TO FLORIDA — 23" Ad TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT — In t •d.' 161.20 cun or 16 M iadntbly. Fn mlral TV. Mahogany, two years old two-family houBO In Leonardo. Avail- Walking distance to schools. delivery. SELL Uke new. 5100. 291-1103. able Dec. IB. Call between 7 and 1 Center hall. Large, gracious Mini ftlvi wptritnc. .in c.rp.ntry, painting .nd shattroet. Must p.m. weekdays only. 432-09B9. 842-1250 ROSE DAMASK SOFA — Exccllen hiv* «wn trsmportition ind hand tooli. condition, 575. Call APARTMENT FOR KENT — Unrur- dining room and living room TWO MAPLE DOUBLE BEDS 671-1131 nlshril Apply 105 LOCUKI AVG., Apt. with fireplace. Basement. Se-, FAST 1., Red Bank. Three-piece living, room set. Can BABY LAYETTE — Complete. Als Timt and ont-fulf (or ovartimt. ( seen before 5 p.m., ufcRLIONl 12 AND 3-BKDROOM APARTMENTS eluded grounds. Oversized ga- QKEENH0U8E, Hwy 35. Holmdel. WITH A QUICK ACTION bathinctto In very good c^ndlft" Paid vacation PhonB 741-5278. —Furnished. Winter rental. Call Vi- rage. SAVINGS TO 1t>% OFF—New » LOW-COST 4958. AUcr 5, 77<-4856. PHILIP RADIATORS — Four 12 sections, ho GLASSMAN & Aa»oe.. Brokgr. '' Holiday! used rugi. Over 1,000 rugs a»d rti DAILY REGISTER water, narrow type, 512 ea. ijargi $53,500 ->. . Hoipitalization Binti In stock. wrought Iron gate, $60. 747-39«4. BKA BRIGHT— Boautllul three-room \ HAMRAH-EMERSON apartment, furnished, re&cVy tor oc- 1AR0B DRESSER and night table, THREE BEDROOMS ,i Ptmion Plan • (THE REMNANT KINO) cupancy. 8<2-l73t. 1113 RL 35. Miaaielown. «Jl-58« FAMILY AD secretory china cabinet, Hoonr di- Three baths. Ranch on beauti- . {',, > Study work vider shelves, 2 rugs-Oxl2 and 12il5 To V ELY NEW GARDEN APART- POOL TABLES — H»tur»l lUte. 7 3 LINES . 5 DAYS Call 747-3548. MENT— One -bedroom. Adults only. ful property. Large heated v , Advancamanf 1320; I'. 4*20 Dellwy and uulilli Total electric. Rt. 36. ^ block be- Uo», 135. Any time, JM-7US. F0R QUICK SALS — Round mahogany fore Highlands Bridge, on» bloc . ' porch opens to a patio. Com- table. Orlb and dresser. Lamps, ma. from ocean. Local and N. Y. bus a Cir illowanct hogany Alngle ^ied. Coffee table. CALIFORNIA JUST Green upholstered chair. Rcfrlgera- floor. 671-B252. pletely air conditioned. Huge Available for Meroband.se For Slli tor. 741-4632. ATLANTIC HinilLANDS — Fur basement. Paneled den. Many WINE GRAPES only. Article murt originate from i ntBhed atudlo apartment. $S0 , LEVITT * SONS INC. 787-9065 household anil may not exceed a- uli OAlRAOiB SAUE~^~8mall soia~ 530 month, all utilities Include*!. 291-0769 extras, price of $50.00 per article. 20" bike 510, furniture, two apoec Engliihfewn, N. J. POT BELLIED STOVB — Tint boats, bric-a-orac 51 to 550. 1 Fair LEONARDO —• Private beach. 3'; $75,000 ra. been electrified aa floor lamp Price MUST be advertUed. Each id- view Dr., Mlddletown. Saturday, ' room apartment. All utilities. N< (201) 4*2-8810 red burlap itis.de. S10O. Call 717-IW2 dlUosal lino $1.00. No copy chaniei a.m. to 6. pets. One person. 291-1777. ELLEN S. mey be made and no discounts oi HAI ron SALE returns will be made if ad (a can- VOX CONTINENTAL ORGAN — SIi KEANSBURG . bale and up. Alao straw. g;le, manual. Leather cover. Condi- celed before expiration. tion like new. 5550. HAG8TR0M — BEACHVIEW GARDENS- 462-0273 To Placs Your Daily Rtgiitar HAZELTON 3 Perfect condition. 5200. 671-0036 eve- ORAPTSMAN LAWNMOWER, Part FAMILY AD, CALL .. . One" 1-hedroom $125. One 2-bedroon way Wet Suit, cheap. Also, 10M Stud nings and weekends. SH5 One eriicioncy J90. Overlookln 842-3200 CHEMICAL OPERATORS baker, 5». Call 8<2-188(, alter 6 p.m DIO YOUR OWN TREES — Pine, Bay. CooKlnK jriLfl, heat, hot water, spruce, sugar maple, dogwood. $1 pel parhlnK supplied. Available Dec. 1. Realtor FENCING — Surplus — Chain Unit — 741-6900 Call 787-3467 wood fencing;. Erected on your prop- ft. Firewood, 340 per cord, delivers .West River Road Rumson AND HELPERS erty. Discount prices to ths hom 24-Hour Sarvic* Call 291-U27 after 0 p.m. FOR BALK — Two-bedroom co-op, owner and builder. Phone 747-54B8. KENMORH sewing machine wl TOYS (U8KD). — Brlc-»-brac. Hind- itowly renovatpil. $87 pays all utlll MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE hour service. desk an4 matching chair. 24" self Crafts, paintings, rood. Methodist Ba' ties except heal. Call 542-5933. Full HIM employment. Day shift. No experience necesi propelled reel lawn mower. Sunbeam zaaur, AtUntlo Hlghalnds, Sat., Nov. UAHLBOHO '-- Al"l utilities supplied iiry. Opportunities for advancement. Good earning po- PIANOS AND OROANS — Orsn aleotr.10 lawn mower. 30" Scott lawn IS, 10 - (. Unfurnished. FivFive rooms. Call B« WANTED TO RENT HOUSES FOR SALE Opening Bale - New pianos and Oi •pre&der. I^ove seat, youth bad wit S934 alter 3 p.m. gans Iron) J<95. Used Grands, Pie; OARAOB SALE — Plui furnishing tential. Excellent paid benefits. mattress, .twin bed with headbow TWO-BEDROOM HOME! — Viclnlt; em. Spinets, Student Pianos, Orgen: anil mattress. M2-0318. valuable antiques, collectors' Item; LONC, BRANCH — Modern Unlimited Rentals from .87c per weel from around U10 worad, starting Mon rooms and batli. Furnished. Heat Keansburg or East Ke&nsburg. C&l RUMSON - Choice residential See Mr. March: Lay-a-way now for Christmas dclii OARAOB SALE — Houietacld llama. day. 872-0&20. water ftupplied. Until June 1. N- pets 787-8118 before 2 p.m, ery. FREEHOLD KIMBALL- PIANi TV. single bed. bicycle, ate. 30 229-1553. area. Large ranch. Raised AND ORGAN WAREHOUSE. IS 8at.. Nov. 15. 29 B. Honsevelt circle, DUNCAN PHYPB SOFA - Bicellen Klver,; Plaza- seotlon «f Mlddletovn condition, call THREE ItOOMS — Nl'-ely furnlfihe' FURNISHED ROOMS hearth fireplace in living room, , Throckmorton St, Freehold. 462-4730 747-8409 Bcautltul view. All utilities mpplM, BIRMA PRODUCTS CORP. Open 8:009m ^^ EARLY 1700 CANNON BALL BRASS S13S month. KesponHtnle adults only, formal dining room, electric ANDIRONS — Warming pan, en- GAS STOVE — Kenmore Prograi 201-1742, FURNISHED ROOM— For refine PORTABLE BROILER — J5 Ha iraved lid. 747-2858. oven, excellent condition. $65, 87 gentleman. One block off Hwy 35, kitchen, winterized breezeway, meat sllcer, S10. Indoor roller skal ATTRACTIVE Nicely furnished Iw Jernee Mill Rd. Sayreville, N. J. nenr Mill House Rcatturant, Middle- three bedrooms, 2y2 baths, Hot sl» 6, 14. Three lone gowns, size REYNOLDS WALKER — Never used, rooms, ncil/llvlng room, kltcllcn. Con town. 741 -r,4r>2. 257-6674 » each. Call78T-6«r S7S. Call ANTIQUE FMBNCH INLAID TABU venlent location. 741-83S14. water oil heat. Attached two- M2-9122 and desk. Caned French chair, mil GUNS cellaneoua items, 046-8567. TOO-BEDRO0M~ArAIlTMIINt —1st ALPINE MANOR HOTEL car garage. Formal two-acre K TON OARMKR AIR CONDITION lloor. AdulU only. $135 month. One Browning, Winchester, Remington, HOTEL AND MOTEL UOOMS — sp« HELP WANTED-MALE FINANCIAL ER — 530 amps., $20. Two 7.6OxH HOLIDAY BAZAAR — Sit., Nov. 15, month's security. 767-7928. plot. $60,600. tfranchl, etc. Will buy. sell or trad«, wtieol (s. 10" Craftsman table saw Reformed Church. 62 Hance Ave., clal off season rattn, Hotel room MANNY'S SPORT SHOP, RL 30, Easl complate. Odl burner Uiermostat ana New Shrewsbury. 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. MIDDLETOWN — Three rooms, conr witfi maid service, >20 per week. "TRUCK DRIVER WANTED — Ovi BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Motel rooms, $35 per week and up. RUMSON — Interesting water- SI. Apply between 9 and 6 i Keaiutmrg. T9I-0SOB. stack control, tl5. IS quart pressuri DINING SET — Drexel. Dirk gra; Pletely furnished. Near schools and cooKer, ?8.M. 8C-03M. buses. Onll 787-9535. Special rale if paid by month. 1 front. Cape Cod. Living room CRATE'S BEVERAGES, 14 Norl AMATEUR RADIO — Transceivei walnut. 9 pieces. Buffet, china closet Portland Rd., Highlands. 872-1173, Bridge Ave., Red Bank. LIQUOR STORE PLUS: Swan HM with a.c. and mobile po Excellent condition. 842-2940. "SEA I3R1OHT — Furnished two-roo has a Heatilator fireplace, din- er supply. Also Mosley mobile an BIG apartment. Private entrsnee, TV. . LARGE ROOM — Wltli fihower. Firs1, SALESMAN WANTED — For Men RENTAL TWIN BEDS — White headboard tenna system. 10-80 meter. S5M. 542 elceJlflnt condition, wJUi spreads, $3' minutes to Fort. All utilities. W5. Call floor. Private entrance. Call 747-10U, ing room, electric kitchen Shop, Ooldln's Men's Shop, 25 Broi Excellent Income property. Includes 1213. Neighborhood Garage Sale 842-UOO. 64 p.m., 4-8 p.m. 946-8441. at, Red Bank. separate house with large apartment. ea. Call Sun. 741-595D. large screened porch facing In excellent condition. Plus liquor store ATLANTIC TRADING POST — 1' TOYS-CLOTHING. TOOL! RED BANK — Furnished two room Grand Av»., Long Branch. Antique anil bath. All utilities Included. Adult LAUC.K FUIINI8HED ItOOM — Next river, three bedrooms, two EXPERIENCED MEAT CUTTEtJTTE R with $50,000 annual income. Two rent- Furniture and Garden Tools to hath, Full house prlvtlPKes. Con- Union, all benefits. Apply FOOD CI als will pay mortgage. $45,000. Me- china glass and used furniture. We MACHINERY FOR SALE only. 741-8881 baths, full deep basement. Hot and Frl. 6-10 p.m., and Sat. and Su TONS OP STUFF venient location In renldentla.1 sec- CUS, Rt. 35, Mlddlelown. 671-2221 ALISTBR AGENCY, Realtor, 100 B. NEAR 1IIDDLETOWM VILLAOB THREE ROOMS AND BATH - Ooo tion. 741-8586. River R<1., Rumson. 842189( 10-6 p.m. Buy and sell 229-3838. CONTRACTOR'S EQUIPMENT location, Utilities Included. Oall 787 air oil heat. Attached one-car DISHWASHER — Apply at TONY1 13 MARLPIT PL., MUHM/ETOWN Allls Chalmers bulldozer for sale, In SAT. AND 8UN. 8:30 TO 8. 6892^ FURNISHED ROOM — In prlvati garage, Bulkheaded with ma- RESTAURANT, Hwy 35, Hazlet. 26) BEAUTY SALON TOR SALE - Mld- "OUR THINGS" •xcellent condition, HD11E, HD6E, home for woman alone. Convenient 3TT7. dletown area. Absentee owner. 566- K0 KODAK CHEVRON — WJUl Syn HD5. One Itehberger tilt-top 15-ton FIVE ROOMS - All year round Xic.il Bank location. Call 747*5397 foi rine railway. $45,000. 8231 after 6. THIS WEEK: chro rapid 600 shutter, XHctar lens It trailer. 229-1553, Best location. Keansburg. 787-193 appointment. after 6 p.m. SERVICE BTATION AVAILABLE — Autumn Haze mink stole. Men's suits mm F3.5., $70. AMPRO 16 mm soun RUMSON - Centrally located. (All excellent condition.) New Iris projectnr wlUi speaker, ?125. Kcxli BELSAW — Saw sharpening machln liOOM Driveway purkinp. Shower, HELP WANTED-Male-Femali January 1st. RL 9 and Taylor's Mill All attachments and wheels. Fnle: Colonial. Living room, studio, Rd,, Manalapan, N.J. 322-5TO0. Imports. See them at "THINGS sound 8 mm projector. S240. Call a/- heat. Business man. Near 35 and 3 Wed., thru Sat, 10-4 p.m. 389 Hn ter 6 p.m. W-Z118. automatlo filer and Jointer. Call 29] COMMERCIAL RENTALS liwys. Clean, reasonable. 737-5840. game room, kitchen, four bed- PIZZA KITCHEN FOR RENT—Fully 35, Mlddletown. (Block North of Pin 2223. equipped. May be seen at any time, St). 747-0998. THE GREATEST GRANT BENCH MILLER - Wltl OFFICE SUITE-nED BANK—751 si. BINGLH ROOMS — Clean, comfort- rooms, ' V/2 baths, basement. NATELSONS J. KRIDEL Ask for Mr. or Mrs. Peter MUetto, ft In excellent location. Deilrable for able. Reasonable. Gentleman prt- FIREPLACE WOOD (OAK) Selection of window shadei la tin new table, collets and vise. «20O. Cal Hot water oil heat. Large porch 741-9700. area. We atock shades up to IT 291-2223. any profession. Call 747-3730 belwsen fered. 92 Wallace St., 741-&392. LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTE1 t and i. Now hiring for Christmas TAVERN BUSINESS — And property 747-0573, 741-3888 wide. Bring: your rollers for greater "LARGE, ATTRACTIVE—LEONARDO Oversized plot. Zoned for busi- for sale. With two apartments, and MvlngB. Prices u lows aj $U9 on BUSINESS OFFICE — Store or shop —BuHlneas peraon. Clean, froshly ness. $36,500. one store. Asking SM.WM- 117,000 USED OKAVELY — With 36" rotar: your nroltera. MERCHANDISE WANTED on ^uay E. Newman Springs Rd., painted. Year round. Reasonable. 872- . SALESMEN AND gang mowers, Snowtnrower, Sulky down. Wnl take mortgage. 721-0170. PROWN'S Shrewsbury. Pnone 741-5886 for, detail 1117. SALESWOMEN $350 Toro professional 76", SMC COLLECTOR — Wants old toy tralni 1 LAUNDROMAT EQUIPMENT — Other u«ed mowers. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 7U-7SOC mny condition. Fay cash or will trade. STORE — 20 x40'. Also three large llED BANK — TWo (urnlrtied ro DENNIS K. BYRNE Ready for business in another loca- LITTLE SILVER RBPAIR CENTE. H.O., 027, 0, standard gauge. 774-3710, offices. Reasonable rent. Availably Near buses, trains. Private home. tion. Call 2W-9518, 7-2 p.m. 741-2896, T47-0573, 741-3888 TWO MICROPHONE STANDS — An July 1st. Apply Serpico'K, 101 Mon- 741-0406 anytime, 747-0613 aUcr ft. REALTOR-INSUROR Permanent, full tim», part 4-7 p.m. one Bhure microphone, Best price, WANTED moulh St.,. Red Bank, next to Csrllon BOUFFANT PBAU DE BOIE -We Call 7tl-6t30. Used Oriental Rugi GENTLEMAN ONLY- -- Rtd Dan] 8 West River Road Rumson time and, seasonal openings BARBER SHOP — Mlddletown. AH Th»atre. excellent location for transportation ding gown,-Size-9-10. cut crystal an BABLY AMERICAN — Two end ta- Chinese and Persian equipment. Call 671-9781. Alter 6, 7«- pearl crown, brasellette. Wornonce Also Wall Tapeitries OFFICES — (Prlvale) In large suite and nhopplnf. Private entrance, park- Phone 842-1150 9255 ble.i, coffea table, two .chalrx, lamp WRAPPERS hi. Also CRIB WITH MATTREB! ana table. Kitchen let. Bmerson TV- FRIEDMAN GALLERIE3 774-3141 A. small as 70 so, fl. All services Inc. Very nice, quiet home. Oall 747- MEMBER MULTIPLE and spring, batlilnrtte, car-bed, ?1 Record Player. Re/rlgerator-lreeeer as desired. Executive Center, 1 Main 2000. WANTED—Silver coins, gold coin: St.. Eatontown. 542-3261. LISTING MONEY TO LOAN Call 542-3572. la excellent condition. 542-3205 morn' proof sets, key coins, accumulations, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Jail Ings. Afternoons until 8, 333-8681. Two T.000 Sq. Ft. floori, on» 35M DESKS $15 up FILES, tables, chairs, complete collections and/or estates. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OLDER STORY AND HALF FINANCIAL PROBLEMS? adding machines, typewriters, •nice FOR THANKSGIVING OR (JUristm^ Contact us, why sell foi less, S4-lour sq. It. floor suitable for light manu- equipment, etc., at Bargain prices. iing. Cake stand*, compotes, cruets, •trvlce. :64-1003. i facturing, for lease, call 747-1100. HOUSES FOR SALE or 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. daily Real estate owner, avail yourself of New or used AAC DB3K OUTLET, COTTAGE danters, tumblera, punch cups, old ANTIQUE JEWELRY — Top eash RED BANK - 000 to 1200 sq. ft Firtplacs. five bedrooms. Near river. cash equity tn your home. Aa a re- RL 35, Oakhurst 631-39W* white dtnnerware. Tureens, pltchera, available in high rise iulldlng. Ex, sult of present day Increase In real assorted serving pieces. 293 Norwood paid. LES DEUX, 799 River Rd., Fall Lot 150x200, Including extra building and all day Saturday. Talk eit&te values, we will free this cash THREE-PIECE SECTIONAL SOFA — Haven, East Tucs. • Sat. 11-5. 741-4337. collent location for doctors, dentists, tat Oood schools. *3O,00O. End tables attached, part pulls out Ave., Long Branch. and other professionals. Will alter f equity by recasting your present mart- ANTIQUES — Tiffany lttms. toys, fu e. KIRWAN 00., Realtor*. Belford, for bed. Originally «7O0, now S1O0 CEDAR CHB3T — Natural finis!., (18. sult. 28 Riverside Ave. 741-1732. REDDEN AGENCY It over with Harry Eastwick, Call 291-H93. nlture, china, paintings, statuary, coins, RED BANK Lounge chair, $12. Poker table. 6 lighting fixtures. Carved oak dining DENTAL OFFICE FOR RENT - EK SNOWMOBILE- - Ski-Doo for 1971 chairs, $20. Mabostny coffee table. ctllent location, 1517 Main St., Eaton Wallacft Street oldster needing som« V. 87i-iaai. room pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques, town. Call eves. 8 or after, 741-5241 attention. Basically solid. Seven bed- Manager, 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 world's finest. Prices from S«95. No. Oakhurst 531-1699 or 229-0892. 741-9100 rooms, two baths. $21,100. INSTRUCTION available at Red Bank Auto Import OLD PARLOR ORGAN — Electrified, Available Dec. 1. 119 E. Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886. 185 Can be seen at Antique Center, BUY AND SELL SWAP SHOP — BUILDINO FOK LEASE — 70' I 100' a.m. daily. Stoves, power mowers, tractors, util- Large parking area. Two large over, Realtort-lnsurors CARRIA&E HOUSE CHRISTMAS TREES 217 Weat Front St., Hed Bank. ity trailers, bicycles, etc. 787-6180. Scotch. Pine (wholesale) head floors. Zoned tor any buslnos. 8pactous remodeled home dn excellent JOBS WAITING!! THINGAMAJIG SALE — Frl. eve Heat. Price, 5350 per month. CaL condition. Compact lot, 12x2V living LJTTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER nlng, ell day Sit. and Sun. lAoa* WANTED — Two1 matching overhead Mtmber of MultlpU NATELSONS J. KRIDEL Trained Operators 747-0573, 7*1-3388 train set, hair dryer, skalei. Eloor garage doors, 7'xS . Call alter 5 p.m. dally after 10 a.m. 872-1173. LlitinK Service room with stone fireplace. Full dining fcroad * Front Stt. TIC rubber, infrared light, etc. 21 2M-8354. OCEANPORT OFFICE PLUS OEN room, beatned ceilings, new kitchen, Or phoni7U:6WJ lor appointment. Needed Now! ANTIQUE FLAX SPINNING WHEEL terrace and screened poroh. Tall trees, $150 Michigan Ave., Hatlet. ANTIQUES — Paintings, N. J. Atlas, ERAL PURPOSE BOOM — APproil SUMPTUOUS COUNTRY LIV- Well lindjclnei. S37.500. Learn IBM Call 747-(062 SKAIia 8' POOL TABLE — Plu Estates purchased and appraised 747- mately 750 sq. ft. Ideal for servlci BXPJUUjJKCBD TELEPHONE •KEYPUNCH, balls. $100. Excellent condition. Call 2003. The Hudson Shop, Inc., 51] business. Call 747-2183. ING — Immaculate four-bed- MUSKRAT FUR COAT - Good con Broad 81., Shrewsbury. •ALES —'.For annual Jaycee Christ- •OFFICE AUTOMATION dltlon. Hip lenglh. Size 14. $35. Cal after 3 p.m. 741-7352. RED BANK— Office suite, appro* room Colonial in one of Colts 747-3500 mas show.. Also one person wltl light • COMPUTER PROGRAMMING 741-7154. . CROWN DRUM SET — Five pieces, OLD FURNITUIIE — Antiques, chlni lmately 300 »q. ft. River view. Cal car for delivery erf tickets. Fay daily. IBM 360 Computer $50. Call glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac, 741-6699. Neck's nicest areas. Cheerful Call H2-2S8O, 9 to 4 p.m. ALLSEW SHOPPES 741-8127 Immediate cash for anything and ev, WATERBURY Any make vacuum repaired orytnlng. RuscH's 25 East Front Bt SMALL OFFICE OR STORE- I living room, kitchen with every COOK — Full , tlme^ lArge nursing on Premises 495-0177 POLAROID COLOR PACK CAMERA desirable Fair Haven Professions home. Modern kitchen, good working FREE PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE 7(1-1893. Building, Paneled decor. Excellent convenience including dining conditions. H6-S400, Matawan. —Model 210. flash and one color-puck AGENCY DAY OR EVENING CLASSES UNPAINTED FURNITURE film, $40. Perfect condition. 264-6832. •arklng. Rent 575 per month Include BEALTOR-INBUKOR APPROVED FOR VETERANS ,eat and electricity. Call 741-7654. area, den with fireplace, REAL ESTATE SALES Alto stools, chairs, desks, cheats, al TWO TWIN BEDS — Maple spool PETS AND LIVESTOCK Eel ESTABLISHED 1325 NORTHEAST discount prlccn. Cash and carry. baths, porch. Many extras. Kxeellent cpportunlly with "Llvi type. Good condition. Springs and DISTINGUISHED - - 62 Maple Avenue wlra" agency. Proven training pro, COMPUTER INSTITUTE RED BANK LUMBER mattresses. ?25 each. 222-fl995. 295 DOG GROOMING — Small 58, Me- Transferred owner has realis- [gram. Call for appointment. 747-0158. Norwood Ave., Long Branch. dium $9, Large S10. Bath aod nails R»d Bank 07701 (0 English Plaza Red Bank Pearl and Wall, RM Bank 741-5500 53 - 55. call 741-0464. 1C1 Shrews- OFFICE tically priced this lovely home SALARY W,50 PER HOUR KINGSIZE BLANKET »3-26" blcyc! BEST TOP SOIL bury Ave,, Red Bank. Uust be available Immediately. No CALL 747-1M7 . at $52,900. $10 chord organ $20, outboard motor, Good fill dirt, blua stoce, road gravel •xperlenca necessary. Good advance- sup. |50 A.C. generator, 300 W, FRED KITTENS — 10 weeks oil SPACE RUMSON., sand, etc. Bulldozing/, and backhos ssr- Call afler 4 p.m. Mov« in before the holidays. Three ment Ouaranteed Increasment within $50, sas lantern S5, ham radio geai vice. Eckel's Trucking, Morganville, Located In center of Red Bank tint month.. Call 7414015. READING INSTRUCTION — In your $5, 747-1090. , 7<7-4016. CUSTOM-BUILT - Two-story bedrooms, two batfu. Living room, home or mine, by a reading special- S91-I7OT. businasa district. with fireplace.' Jakmsled porch. Fully J>ART-TIHB WORK — For men or ist 787-3722 after 3 p.m. WOODEN STORM WINDOWS "alAMESE~KITTEN¥ — «U.' 71vi Colonial only 3 months old. air conditioned. Situated on an acre ANTIQUE FRANKLIN STOVE — chooae from. All thesa features provided: women at Mlddletown's BURGER 51 EACH Dome top with double lids, front and 011 roun< CHEF, Hwy 35. 11 to 6:30 p.m. COMPUTER CAREERS Call 671-2589 Call 281-2355 Wall-to-wall carpeting in all side opening!, foot bar, (ISO. 7874180. • Central Air 'Conditioning weekdays, and H'-to 7 p.m. weekends. tn business. Industry and government ALASKAN MALAMUTE PUPPIBS— rooms except kitchen and baths ^'SV^ ^ ' "' Please apply In person or call S71- »il2 BEIOE WOOL RUG- — Excel BOPABKD — Oood condition. Re*. • Self Service-E'.evM.r •tart with ECPI training. Day and lent condition. Redecorating- AKC registered. Call 747-5975 or 842- 8774. evenings. Call ECPI at 542-2800 or sonable. Baked enamel kitchen table 2803. • Private Parkins Spaca Well insulated plus combination LITTLE SILVER 566-6581 with extension leaves. Five sborm • Complete Janitorial Service River rights are Included with Oils kVURSES' AIDES AND ORDERLIE visit EOPI, 29S Monmoutli Park Hwy., KITTY KATS! — Not name brands, West Long Branch. windows with screens 39"x33". 747 • Individual ThermostaUoally windows and doors. $35,000. three-bedroom, two-bath ranch home. —All shifts Attractive starting wages, STATIONERY RETAILERS 9322 after 5:30. but Kute, Kuddly and free. S weeks, controlled heat Many extra features such as: all • rull fringe benefits. DO NOT PHONE. MATH TUTORING — 7 years teach- Entire aupply of greeting cards foi 4 colors. Call 671-2300, Mrs. Pointer. Piaster walls, large living room with Apply In person weekdays 10 a.m. to BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN HAZE MINK ing experience, All grade levels. Call sale 59% off wholesale, No partial YOUNO TOY POX TERRIER DOGS • Wall-to-wall Carpeting TRULY DELIGHTFUL - Mid- tleldstone fireplace, screened porch 1:30 p.m. Atlantic Highlands Nursini sales. Call 842-0552 between 9 an<3 STOLE — worn twice. Cost WOO. W11T Located on a quiet street Close to Home, 8 Mlddletown Ave., Atlanti 747-9102. sell lor WOO. Ideal ChrHtmaj gift. —All shots and worming. To good 6 p.m. homes for 525. 7(7-2878. Call tor appointment to Imped dletown Rancher. Large living Uie railroad station, shopping areas Highlands. 741-6520. and schools Priced at (39,500. CEKAMIC TILE — Buy direct fro. room, dining room, kitohen, PART OR FULL TTMB — Apply I CONN TROMBONE — One-year-old. LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS — 747-1100 MERCHANDISE ATCO factory and Install-It yourself Fat and Healthy. AKC. Shots. person, JOYCE'S SUB 8HOP, Lin- with mastic on Any surface. Full lino Excellent condition. JS5. Call three bedrooms, two baths. croft. (Next to Post Office). 871-2556. Whelped Oct. 14. 5125. 045-4285. 54 Broad Street Red Bank CAMASSA AGENCY FOR SALE ot brilliant colon, trim shapea, tools, New swimming pool. Exterior STUDENTS — HOUSEWIVES etc. Factory atore open Mon. - Frl. GARAGE SALE — Rain or shine. SIAMESE KITTENS — Stud service. OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE —Will 741-6336 Sam extra Christmas money, selling 8-4:30 E-Z Charge. ATCO Ceramlci Sat. Nov. 15, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 17 POODLES, standard, white, apricot, just painted. Walking distance chocolate. 842-2854. build lo »ult. Hwy 36, West Kcans- REALTOR MLS CBrlstnuu wreaths. 691-6573. Corp.i Hwy 35 at Parkway Exit, Key South Rd., MonmouUi Beach. Sewing lnu-8. 787-8620 or 787-0633. i Parker Aye. Eves, k Sun. machine, drafting table, baby crib, PUPPIES FREE TO GOOD HOMES to schools. $30,000. Little Silver : 229-0603 HAMMOND outdoor Christmas display, kitchen OFFICE SPACE — Any size now Call {ITUATIONS WANTED-Female CHRISTMAS SPECIAL set. Everything from trash to trea- 591-1750 available. 30 Linden PI., Red Bank. 1 sure Phone 747-3620 or 741-0321 eves. MIDDLETOWN SURFBOARDS — Sport fllte. D'2 301 Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen RANCH — Near high school. Plot WOMAN AVAILABLE FOR IRONING Weber Performer, B'G", removable FEMALE — Irish letter. 3 months, ORGAN WBDDINQ DRESS — Size 16-18. per- AKC registered. STORK — Middle Kd. and Laurel - RED/BANK- 60x100. Full cellar. Four largo rooms. Write Box F-137, .The Daily Register, skeg. Woman's -wet suit, size 8, All fect Other. cloUaes, 14-16, men's and Call 204-2579. Ave. shopping center. Barter-shop, Enclosed aun porch, large screeiu\l Red Bank. in excellent condition. AU lor 1100. women's. Some antiques. 741-7378. florist, professional. 264-1577. Eves, and Sun. 741-9204. Datlo, largo attic. Hot water heit Gas ' Call 842-2712. MINIATURE SCHNAUZBR PUPPIES OENBRAL INSURANCE — Expert APARTMENT SIZE GAS HANOE — QIJONSET BU1LDINQ - 2200 sq. ft., range and refrigerator. Attached two- •nee all phases, seeking good posi- AKC. D weeks old. Private breeder. car garage, Asking 523,500' to settle STUDIO THREE-PIECE LIVING BOOM SET Assorted size Venetian blinds. Call Female and male. 741-8744. 18' high. For garago or storage. Rea- tion In congenial office. Write Box —Flye-plece dlnttte set, Naugnhyde 671-5052. sonable. 946-4733^ estate. K-132, The Dally Register, Red Bank. reclining chair, etc. 787-1395. OOL/LIEB AKC — Will bs six weeki OF ASBURY PARK MAHOGANY DINING SET — Drop- RED BANK COMPANION HOUSEKEEPER — old at Christmas! Talcing orders now SHELTER COVE — "The Boatman'. NEW HAMMOND ELECTIUC BELT MAS3AOER —Two loaf table, china closet, 7 chairs Reasonable. Call 741-5281. HOUSES FOB RENT Paradise", four miles N.K. of Toms BUNOALOW. 80x180 plot. F)ve rooms One adult. Will live.In. Have driver's men's car coats, site 42. Two sport Beat offer. 747-9859. Klver, settled 43 years ago'; a penin- wit* expansion attic. Hot water heit. llcenst. Write to Box R-15S, The Dally CADETTE ORGANS Jackets. One London Fog raincoat, AKC REOISTERED PUPPIES sula jutting far out Into Barneeat Aluminum combination screens, [ire- Register, Red .-Bank. size 36 812-2341 or 741-5454. TANDEM — Like new. Kelly green RED BANK — Downtown. Three bed- rooms, living roDm, dining room, Bay, occupied by 160 .boat-loving Place, aluminum awnings. One car Asking 595. Call after 0 p.m.. PUPPY VILLA families. attached girage. Asking $19,000 to CHU.D OARE — My home, for work- $555 TWO SNOW TIRES — On wheels, 229-1055 . kitchen, garage. Walk to stores, includes bench, delivery, Instant-play Hwy, 35 Mlddlotown settle estate. Ing' moUier. Hazlet near Llly-Tullp. size 650x13. $20. Call alter 6 p.m. ALL BREEDS AVAILABLE churches, achoola. $225 per monUl. Call 7ST-14S3. book (lets you play songs on your own 7*1-5833. CENTRAL FLOOR HOT AIR HEAT- Security, references. 741-1123. AVAILABLE: A cottlee with great from the start) and 6 weeks of lessons ER with thermostat. Heats 4-5 rooms. PROFESSIONAL GROOMING charm and atmosphere, situated 'n OAPABLB WOMAN desires day's at no charge. COME IN FOR A FREE A BUY — On cut crystal, china, 75. Call 671-3424. WE BUY LITTERS RED BBANK—Three-bedrooThree-bedroom house,. few feet From the bay »tmt com- CHAS. H. TINDALL work. Call . DEMONSTRATION. Jewelry, and furniture for Christmas Look for the bright purple building Living rroomroom , dining roomroom , kitchekitchenn. manding miles oC bay view. In (he ' Realtor 741-36M giving. Antique Mart, Brookslde and IIOVINQ — MUST SELL — Frlgi .crosi from the Cobblestones. 5200 per month. SecuritySit , referencefcs back' yard Is a sheltered deep water dalro $25, tape recorder S75. HI Fl rniN IN YOUR HOME PR 5-9300 Monmouth Rd., Oakhurat. ' . 747-3634 [Ulrcd. Call after 8 p.m. a<21773. dock providing sate harbor (or your 741-9030 300 Main St. Asbury Park J25, all Westlnghouse, good condition. toil In any weather* two large trce« By mature woman 1968 APACHE TRAILER — Mesa II Also antique marblctop table and PROFESSIONAL DOG GROOMING — WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — provide shade for redwood dock oil COMMUTER'S ATTENTION Call 291065? Open daily Mil 9; Sat. 'til 5:30 Bought new, In use 7 weeks. Sleeps china closet. Miscellaneous Items. See By appointment only. AKC poodle Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- family room overlooking water: fire- •Ix. SHOO. 222-2763. Sat. and Bun. 34 Miller St., High- inn schnauzer puppies. 671-0621. ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHEFt place with heatllator; modern kitchen Prestige area for those with dis- with new dishwasher and built-in cerning tsste. Custom quality new SINGER PORTABLE CHROME DINETTE AND £0UR lands. OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOGS — AGENCY. Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. homes with ctmrrn and conve- HELP WANTED-MALE 542-3500. washer and dryer; new baseboard hot- Perfect machlnt for banner. Used, CHAIRS — S<0. White hutch, S35. 36" OARAGE BALE — Rider lawn mow- Four months old, AKC registered, water oil heat, three bedrooms, tiled nience. An ideal place for your but In perfect icwlng order. Quar&n- las range, 535. Two majple living er butcher electric meat sllcer, tools, Shots, paper trained. Call S3S-5845. GUEST COTTAGE — Two bedroom, hilth, Thennopane windows, pegged family to live, to play and to teed. Only 120.95. 1« W. Front St., room chairs. $40. Wringer type wash lots of other things. 44 Falrtlelrl paneled. Landscaped, privacy, »20O doors; many attractive built-in fea- grow. Fine schools, train and bua er, $35. All In good condition. 495-0467 PROFESSIONAL POODLE GROOM transportation, slropplnc centers, Red Bank. Drive, New Shrewsbury. Sat. Nov. 15, XNG — We groom to please. Call monthly. Near ocean and Monmouth tures. A really worthwhile liome for HANDY MAN 9 to 4 p.m. rotlrcu couple or Just a summer recreation faculties, beaches and TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. MOVING — 8t>!a $50, matching chair 542-5550. College. References required. After X more are all wlltiln minutes. 776-4057. Before. 222-2020. home. Real value at $23,500. Choose your plans to best accom- iVoturt, experienced on power sow All makes new or used. Guaranteed. $30. Size 10 bright pink winter coa ORTABLE T.V. SETS — Used for BEAGLE — Hale, six weeks, AKC, and othtr equipment far light fabrl- how aa $25. Serplco's 101 Honmouth $25 Working refrigerator $20. Cal rental service. Some remote control. modate your family. Pricing nuiB- 5«. Call after 6 p.m. S85 to W50 Per Month es from $37,900. Visit these excel- ' cation of plastics, etc. in young BL Next to theater, 747-0485. 741-8973. 30 and up. Replacing with new mod- 776-7263 THE BEP.Q AGENCY els. BAYSHORE T.V., 36 Ctlurch St. RAY H. STILLMAN lent homes with us u>day. Ample ' growing display advertising firm. HOLIDAY BALE. Public address am- Rt. 35 Mtddlet«wn mortgage money available. Mr. Lantf THE BEST plifiers; background music FM re- Kcansburg. 787-4400. OOOD HOMES FOUND tor older dogs. 671-1000 Realtor Engineered rain gutter ayatems In N.J. ceivers. Call OEItEL 671-3600. Cash paid for pedigreed litters. Stan TWO PRECISION TUBE TESTERS— Lerner, Dog Trainer, 223-7781. SKI CHALET — 214 bedrooms, two Shelter Cove owner and founder HOWARD DEXTER 291-1900 SEAMLESS, concealed hangers. Stain- FIVE END TABLES — Mahogany 535 each. National Cash Register, $25. batlis, Lake Placid, N.Y.. area. Ski (1 Wllklns nd. off Bay A.vc. (Rt. 571) lean iteel icrewa. Only .032 heavy Excellent condition. $10 each. Call BAYSHORB T.V.. 36 Church St. MOUILB DOG GROOMING Whlteface, Paleface and aorc. Avail- Jicltor Cove Toms River, N. J. ASSOCS. o white used. Free estimates, Keansburg. 767-4400. WE COME TO YOU able by week or month. 741-8930. Nlffhls and week-ends, 2f4-1169 Realtor 747-4634. Daya, 7+1-8600 OARAGE SALE — Moving to apart- EDEN ACRE 8(2-4039 Member Multiple Listing PROWN'S POOL FILTER — For biilll-ln pool LINCR0FT — Furnished three-beJ- j!l_E^Front St. __J47-2701 Red Bank :2 Broad St. Red Bank 7(1-7300 or can handle 24' pool. Excellent con- ment Goodies galore. Frl. and Sat. I AM A HANDSOME room homo with recreation room and FIVE-BEDROOM dition. Originally J600, asking $200 or Household and garden supplies. 26 14 x 24 enclosed porch. Large land- LITTLE SILVER CUSTOM RANCH~ 1969 S II. P. JAOOBSEN — Lawn and TUton Rd., Middletown. scaped lot. Immediate occupancy. SPLIT LEVEL Three bedrooms, two baths, living Harden trsctor with* 36" rotary and best offer. 284-1887. . TOY FOX TERRIER .. room with fireplace, dining room, KROEHLER — Sota. Chair, coffee Looking for a girl friend. I am two 5275 year round, or will negotiate NEW SHREWSBURY — Three acres, BUXTONS 38" snow-blower. New. $300 oil list, FOUR TO FIVE-YEAR-OLD AMERI short lorm lease. WEART-NEMETH screened iwrch, full basement, game- LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER CAN HOLLY TRF.ER — Sal., Nov. IB table, end table, knick-knack shelf. years old, from a champion line, with wooded, privacy. Good condition. Two room, two-car garage. Finest con- .-1 condition.. 747-1358. papers. Won't you please contact my & NICOLETTI AOEMCY, Realtor, 102 tmtha find powder room. Family room GOUTvlTFlY- SHOPS 717-0573, 711-3188 at 648 Morford Ave., Long Branch. W. Front St., Rod Bank. 741-2240. struction. Tti'cr rlglits. Seeing 13 be- From ft to 1 p.m. PINING ROOM SET — 550, two owner In Neptuno Township at with fireplace, cellar, two-car garage. lieving, $36,500. j dressers, $5 each, two end tables, 53. O666T Fee, choice of litter. MONMOUTH BEACH — Furnished The must for the money today. Look WE ARE FLORIDA BOUND — The and be astonished. Asking 545,000. BUSBOYS 11ELP WANTED-MALE following Items must be sold by Dec Call 787-8614. JOLL1E8 AKC — Reducing kennel, or unfurnished. Throe bedrooms, Hy- R— Four bedrooms. Liv- ing roam, largo kitchen, Vh baths, ing room ivltn fireplace. Bajcment. 1. 16 on. ft. rofrlgcrator-freczor, $250 OARAGE SALE — Frl. and flat., Excellent opportunity for breeder*). Norse gas dryer, $125, clothes ward All ages ajitl uolurs. Proven brood and garage on almost "^ acre lot. NEW LISTING Hiriwc. 1501100 plot. Additional build-' GRILLMEN Nov. 14 and 15. Children'* clotlies, bltoheB and gomp pupitlci. Sensibly 252-5613. ing lot of ltiOHlOO included. Exclusive rftbo $15. Self propelled mower, $25, toyn, baby equipment, furniture and LITTLE SILVER — Troc covered lot area. Excellont Invcatment at »30,000. Nlgkt aid Day Shift OLDER Holt extension ladder, $25. Also man) many new Items. 10 to 4. 18 Blue priced. MI8TJBANK COLLIE8. 542- FOUR-ROOM ifoTlRK — :72 Sca- 111x180, three-tied room Colonial, I Mas small ltoms. Call 2M-3767 evenlngi '111 Dr., Holmdel. 048-4504. 3563. lirpi'ze Avi?., KjiKt KcannlulrK. All Ini ter bedroom i:ix^2i batli nnd powder OR RETIRED MEN after 7 p.m. or all day Sat, and Sun TOY POODLE — Silver male, AKC provements. Pay own utilities. Avail- room. Brick fireplace In living room, SCHANCK AGENCY Al>PLY IN PERSON USED OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS registered. Excellent health. Love; able riec. 1. oni! monlh'R security. ftpparntfl dining . room, large modern OARAGE SALE — Antlrjue ilrosjlng 8'x8', IK" thick. Reasonable. Also, 1 To rcke leaves In Fair View. Ctme- table, youth bed, spool bed, rocker. grown-up. ! nnd children. 2(14-5828. Rent $85. 787-3242, after 0:30: 787-8638 kitchen, pnnnled den, paneled Ramc- 11 A.M. — t r.M. used KIM suspended heater. 671-1675 room 20x12 In cftllar, two-car garage. R Linden PI. REALTOR Red Bank tery, i^pply of office. ^ Interesting 1rldg« scl, mini Wko, after 5 p.m. ALABlfAN~MALAMliTEB ~ Cham ToUR-BEDROOM HTHffi — Prlmn '•I7-0S97. Eves. Sundays, 717-IOSS movie camera, toys, papornacKs, Tlio unusual In a to|i locution. Trans- 431 (read StrMt lioitsoHoun Funmrunu — Black plonshlp lines. AKC. Two yrn,r old rwlrlentl.il area. S275 plus utilities. ferred owner asking $«,00(). dirties, tamps, clothing. Many others. female, 11 month old male. 016-8962 Call 741-3399. INCOME PROPERTY 45* Hwy. 35. Mlddl.rown Fri Nov. 14, 0 lo 4. sat., Nov. 15, wrought iron dinctto, black ensy clmir after 8 p.m. thnwibury. New Jersey n tn I H7 Like Ave Fair Haven. and otloman, wool rug, SX10, earner 'HHiIIIiANDS — Three large rooms. ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY Lftt the otlifr fellow help you nay for lahogany ile.ik. 512-2666. Year round. Ideal location. AvalUblc your homo by renting either the sec- DARN SALE — Antlmios, • furniture, Dec. 1. 435-0582. Realtors ond floor with two bedrooms, living ffiS glassware, Nov. 14 and 15, 20 Car- SURFBOARD — 6'4", Ding Foil. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Corncrn, Mlddletown 671-2500 room, eat-In liltchcn and one hatlt; riage Hill Dr.. oK ot Monlrose Rd. Four months old. $187 new, sale for )3 nroad St.. ltcd Bank 741-3160 or the first floor with one-bed room. Colls Neck^ $150, 842.1193 after 3 p.m. APARTMENTS WAXTED TO UENT dining room, living room, with fire* RIVERFRONT! [ilnte and heated porch. Walk to 'ORTABLE 8EWINO MACHINE — chools, flliopnlng and transportation. Never used, zlg Z&K. Cost over (300. UNFURNISHED — Tlireo rooms and THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE WANT. HELP WANTED-Male-Female bath. AduLta only. No pets. Three Asking only 5*-M,5OO. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Will sell tor 1200. M2-C005. ED — Small family. References. Call Humaon ranch, W mourn, two bullifi. block* from Brood St. 74T-4fi<13. 741-7813. IInlk.h«aded lagoon. Marino Rallwny. STERLING THOMPSON TWO BNOW TIKES — OOOll.l. Four- Full dry basement. A steal at $15,000. ply. 515. O.E. Rollawjiy vacuum wLUi FREEHOLD — Furnished apartment, WB NEED BRNTALS — From MOO And Aasoc, Realtor FACTORY JOBS attachments, $10. 787-5186. ixocllont location. Furninlictl ettl- lo $250. THE CUHTIN AOKNCY, Real- 15 w. nivor ltd. numson hr E3K — *», All in one neat package $52,500. lift MEDlTfcJIUtANKAN I'UiAVOR of Old factory Im't Ion. imall Jiving room tables, ?5 to |20. MONMOTJTH BHACIl - Hirer & Burl FAMILY OF .'I ADULTS prcfcri Fair- his wntpr(ri>iit homo, All tho latr.it Apply in panon to Stora Managar cy, but you'll Ilka Jail 741-9200. Club Apartments. One and two bed* view flection op Hcil imnl[. KlUier a conveniences will let you on Joy llv- Atco's friendly pio- room apartment! In modern build- sepnrttto home or a flrjit floor un- RIVERFRONT! Inti In thin four-lied room, tliren bath, ORAFLEX XI. — BO. 100, 161) mm ngi. Air-conditioned, science kite liens lmost new ranch wllh a niincliMt ple. Paid holiday!, lonses. Roll nlm, film backs, filters, fui-niahnd apartment with 2 bedr(Hnnn. 155 « month up. Call Kcatdent Man- Wrlto Box K-133, Tho Dally llCElstor, MI and many, many extras. *t!6.r vacation. Insurance un shade, fluoh gun and case, nx- ig«r 222-8300. ieautlful cottage on ttio rlvor with 01). oil*" btnellls. Wo :Gllcnt condition. Reasonable. 046-4429 Hed Bnnll. lew. Deop water. Tliln you ihould wan on tquol op- iuy for locond hom«. $22,600. tOYAL KLEC11I1IO TYFHWniTEll— XKD DANK — Luxury hlgli rl«o rillBH-HEDItOOM JIOUOK — Avail- RAY STILLMAN, Roalror STOP and SHOP portunity amployer 1004 model, 5125. IBM Executive, ipurtments. Immediate* one! future oo Ho Jan. 1st. Atlantic Highlands vl- "Our M»t Year" yton belora II ba- jlectrlcaa proportional spacing, $12f>. mpitncy, Monmoutti County's Uncut Inlly 21I1-124R. JOSEPH S. McCUE INC. MUw/35 Shrewfthury T4t*M0O cams fashlonablt. itntmUy air conditioned building. "OFF BTRBBT PAUK.INU" Both oxcollont. 787-4650. 5nt, two, >nd tlireo bedrooms. Swim- WB NEKD — Five or Blx, 2-3 bed- Realtor RT. 36 and POOLE AVE. HAZLET ATCO CERAMICS CORP. nlnj pool, iiuna rooms, boat ma- room Ilental Homes, furnhlied or un- "SOLID MArS~TWiN~fmr>8 — F4 acres. Aaklng 0411 RUSSELL M. BORUS ' "not so silent majority", this 1110,000. Call for appointment. 13 STERLIN& THOMPSON REALTORS home offers 3-V, acres of space $17,100 RUSSELL' M. BORUS And Asaoe, Realtor REALTORS W RJver Rd. Runwon em niver Ed. Fair Haven and five bedrooms, 1V2 baths, F.H.A. Approved SAFE AND SECURE 20' living roimi, formal dining 800 River Rd, . Falr.Haven 747-0900 No Closing Fees 71T-4KB RUMSON $47,500 room, large kitthen, 22' game- A SPACIOUS HOME — Wllb briQk ESCAPE . ... TOUT bedrooim, livinK room with fire- front for fesy maintenance, lime- 'ht hmtle and bustle of everyday Mv- place, formal dining room, kitchen, room with woodlmrning fire- Buy today and celebrate Christmas in your new home. Very roftm with fireplace, [our bedrooms, ng. See thin four-bedroom, 2It-bath two bath*. Full baeement with family Real to: place, full basement. 16' jalou- 2'.i hatlm. on an acre of plwh sreen colonial, Btluated higli, wide and hand- room garage. Low taxes. Dead end 5 Corf-era, Midrtlelown 671-2590 little cash needed. Three (win size bedrooms, tiled bath, spa- Iwi. Newly lixted at J47.000. I ome on an ovprlooktng lot In Holm- Btreet Call 291-1800 for appointment 199 Broad SI- Red Bank 741-3450 sied porch. Excellent mnrlgage iel IFnderprlced in the mid 50'«. to »ee. THE CURTIN AGENCY. Real- cious living room and kitchen, all city utilities, storage attic. STERLING THOMPSON tor, Hwy. M. Leonardo^ NEW SHREWSBURY - Beautlfu assumption. Call now — $45,000. ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY ranch home on «i acre. Consist, or Perfect condition throughout. And AHSOC. Realtor Realtors CRANBURY LAKE — N.J. Enjoy living room, dining room, three bed- 45 w. Elver Brt. Rum»on Cornem, MIdrtlelown 671-2590 that vacation horn* you've always rooms, jalnusled porch, lli baths, VETS NO DOWN NON VETS LITTLE DOWN 747-0900 99 Broad Bt, Ked Bank 741-3450 wanted. Four-room completely fur- kltrhen breeMway and two-car at- VOCAL MINORITY nished cottage with screened pon-h. tached garage. Huge 50' recreation i^ANSFERRED, OR JUST OUT- For additional Information call 74T- S.I*".-, .l»te roof, awnng,. Before you leave for the demon- RUMSON $22,500 iROWJNG YOUR HOME? — Call or 1681. aluminum storms and «"«"»• $27,500 Immaculate Cape Cod with two bed- rite for AppleBrook'g monthly Homei wall-to-wall carpeting. ^"""'ffi stration inspect this rambling rooms and hath inrt expansion atttc or Living magazine, Offers pictures, COLTS NECK — Brick, three-bed shrubbed and landscape^Automatic Sprawling Rancher fnr two more hedrooma H-nd bath- >rlces, descriptions. Absolutely no room ranch located on completely en. «prlnkler». 548,500. Call 542-1073. Rumson estate. Three bed- iriK room, ceramic tile hath, lively lout, no obligation. APPLEBROOK closed landiciped acre lot. Two lire- rooms, two baths, living room 5'/2% Mortgage breeze way and garage. Lnvcly tall .GENCY, Realtors, 950 Hwy. 35, Mld- placet, finished basement. Hot water LEONARDO - Two houses. Immedi- shArte tree* a* well an entabllJihed letowD. S71-230O. heat. Paneled family room. S5'i30' ate occupancy of five-bedroom home. with large stone fireplace, huge nhrubhflry. call McALiaTER AOENCV, building nn property. Asking I45.UO0. TAIIt HAVEN — Custom home Just Call 162-7631. Seven rooms total. Yes, urge kllchen_ 20x18 kitchen, formal dining Yes, you can assume this low interest mortgage. Save thousands Realtor, 109 E. River Rd., Rumson. Mmpleted. Four bedrooms, 2% bathe, Oa« hot water heat. Income from 8 l«n with fireplace, large foyer. Air DEAL PARK — Tosh four-bedroom five-room house on same propertj. room, Florida room, full base- over the remaining term. Quick occupancy and low closing lonrtttlontng. |17,000 down. Mortjage •prawllng ranch. Heated pool, fire- Asking SM.OOO, 291-1389. costs. Three bedrooms, large living room and kitchen, formal HORSE COUNTRY- tvallnhit. Call 741-OD16. place Over 200' frontage. . Corner ment, attached two-car garage. property. J7R,45O. 531-4522. dining room, ceramic tiled bath. Dead end street. Many extras. COLTS NECK UVBR PLAZA — Half-acre of natural (More Classified Ads Call now — we have key — Kive Keren, fenced In, 20xS0 brick icauty. Two or three-bedroom ranch ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Five-bed- ALL BUYERS ?12,000 DOWN barn, five-year old Ihree-betiroom twn- with fireplace, carpeting, detached room home. Formal dining room, On The Next Page) 153,500. baiii Holld brick ranch. Magnificent wo-car garage. Many exirw. 132,900. Hot water heat;'City water and sew- conrllUop. Anhing $70,000. OARL F. 842 *B1S. ers. *24,000. Call 201-3434 or 291-1696. Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 ZELMCFIS. Realtor, Main St., Holm- •• MAKE ONE THINS Middletown 671-1000 del. 846-4443. BOUSES FOR HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOK SALE PERFECTLY CLEAR" FLORIDA CALLING Now Is the time to buy Ui&t Florida We feel this home is one of the HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE homs or duplex. W« will rent ft out best buys on the market to- for you when you *re not litre. In- come will mor» than curry expense. day. Brick front ranch, large RETIRED OR NEWLYWEDS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Act now. Ed, Con way, SUNRISE Two-bedroom ranch-type house. Large Thifl young, center bail Colonial ha« REALTY, 028 N. K. Utti Ava., Ft. entry, living room with fire- living room and kitchen. CHH hi'fit. a. wnnried local ion in the heart of Lauderdale, place, formal dining room, l*Ot IM'xllO'. Nice resirlenLial neiRh- dpfllrable Oak Hill. It Is In "mint" bortiood. City lewers and water. Jifi.- condition. Fmir large hPilronmx, living stepsaving kitchen, three bed- aold three-bed room WTNOW - MOVE LATER" and schools. Asking. $38,800. IT IS A CENTRAL MARKET PLACE , ; the Dowstra Agency KKAN1BURC1 nANCII - Thrtt bed. and garage. Marr.h or April occupancy. rnomn, on« bath, MS.W). Middletown. Centrally air con. IMMACULATE LRONARDO RANCH — Thr«« bid- dUlnnfld three-bed room bl-levol. TO FACILITATE THE MARKETING C&F REAL ESTATE REALTOR roornn, ona bath, 516,.VX). SIX MONTHS OLD Family room and don or 4th COLONIAL ATliANTIG HIQHI.ANDS — Twnntory, bed room. Fira and burglar Call now to inspect this charming 91 East Front St., R.d Bank four bedrooms, W, hath*. Klfl.IlM). Builder aolln hln own custom built •larm nystcm. Exterior com- three-bedroom home. Wood-burning IN A COOPERATIVE, NON-PROFl/ORGANIZATION, two-otory Oilnnlal. Four bedroomf. rletcly painted 4 monihs ago. TORT MONMOUTH OAPK — Two bed- Oarage, Many nxtran. fireplace In living room, cozy paneled rrmmit, one batli, $1B.MH). Cjone to nchools and Chapel den, formol dining room, well planned 741-8700 KBANSBima OAPK Four bed- Hill Shopping Aroa. Bxccllcnt cnruiltion, A terrific buy at kitchen, screened porch. Paneled FINANCED IN WHOLE BY ITS MEMBERS. roomn. one balti, P!],500. ONLY $35,000 game room In basement wltfi bar, riUMX Lim* SILVER LOCATION MinDLtTOWN HAM;.. - Threa bed- $34,400 Call evenings 812081ft. 1 BEACH AGENCY, Realtor two-car garage. Transferred owner 1 roomn, l ^ nalliB, $2«.fM)0, asking $43,000. - — •Huural Intd itrett n»r ihop - MinDLKT-OWN SPLIT - Thrte bed- 101 Rt. 3S Mlrlillclnwn, N. J. YOUNG COUPLES rooinn, two ball\K, $26,(H)O. 91226M Eves; (31-4T68 Open 7 daya This three-bed room home, in one or BRICK FRONT HOME THERE IS NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE HOME OWNER. pine, Khooli and transportation. Thli ATLANTIC HlaHl.ANDS CU.TPIM — the fIncut ncctlon'n of RarlUn Town- This homi features tour lorat bed- IPmir henrodmn, 1 % batba. (26,000. ship, |« what you've been looking for. rooms, 2Vi baths, large living room, tovaljr tt)r««-bidroom, W-bith Colo- HOLHDKL — Two bwlromR, ona bath, MODEL HOME Inside WPII kept and very clean. Leta elegant dining room, tat-In kitchen, »2».I»O, New (oiir-hfidrwm contemporary. you move In without any work re- fireplace In den and brick paNo. Base- nial It In •«c«U*nt ooniiltlon offer- M!IH>LKTOWN BI-LKVKL — Kollr Open for Inspection. niitrpit. Nice sized lot at nice price of ment, two-car caroat. Priced at bedroomn, l'/j bnUi. s:!.\fW0. i Bat. and Sun. $16,!KM). FHA only J7(HI down, approxl- MARKET YOUR HOME PROFESSIONALLY U| th* t>uy«r a Ur|t. llvlm room, MinnLBTOWN SI'LIT — Thrca bed- 12 In 3:;tO inately 516.') per month. VA, no down, (47,000. rm>m», Iwo balh«. s:i«,l»0 (Corner River Rd, A Tyaon Lane, approximately $160 p*r mnnth. KIR- A PERFECT GEM tflnlni room, kltehin and d«n m th» APPLBBROOK RANCH — Threa bed- Fair Haven. WAN CO,, RealtnrB. Belford, 787-6600. THROUGH A REALTOR roomi, two hnthB, 339,600. Immaculott SBven-room ranch- with •niln floor. BatuUlul paneled «>m« STERLING THOMPSON LINCROKT $47,000 twin-size bedrooms, two tile boihs, EDWIN S. STARK And AHUOC, Realtor spacious modern deluxe kitchen with pxm with bar on lower 1ml with Re<or-lnsuror i W. River 11(1. Humeon Spacious fmir-bedrrnm home In «x- fauilt-lns, separate dining room, larae 1MIS Hwy. 3« Hazlcl crllpnt conditiftn. Centrally air-condi- family room with red brick wood- burning fireplace. Baseminl and spa- WHO BELONGS TO much ilarut (met. Thert HI many 381-0333 K»enln»« 6'1-wm 747-0900 tioned, 2V: bathn. Two-car garage. Call 842-0110 TODAY lor an appoint- cious grounds. Many other wonderful •itru and you i«t Uiim all lor ment. features left for your surprlst. Priced THOUSAND MILE VIEW at 531,900. AUTHENTIC COLONIAL Jve like an «ag1e. Look down at shlpn snlr 143,000. FAIR HAVEN it lea. Brick ranch hullt on cliff. EDWARD A. HANLON E. A. ARMSTRONG Heel slrtier construction. Huge deck 11TTU6 SILVER - Rlvtr rights, Immediate occupancy. Three hedroomn, Realtor two htitha, largo L i tin pert livlng-dln- vlth fantastic view. Tliree bedroom*, 604 Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury AGENCY ing rr*»m. I a kind. $52,500 TURKEYS CAN RUN ... tour king ilM bedrooma and four mtnl. NPW two r.hr detached Rurnn**. Here on almost an acre o[ ground. 5U Prospect Avi. Lilllt Silver SERVICE UirgR trcei. 100x100 plot In quiet RUSSELL M. BORUS Tlirre bedrooms, I',i hnllin, kitchen, fHtahltffhM tiptghborliood. Walk to dining room, two-car rielached garage. 741-4500 baUu, two fireplaces, marnifietnt achnolH &rtd Phopit, F HA. mortgagt REALTORS *vallnble in qualified buyer. Just re- Ideal for grpen thumb with la.rgs formal dlnlns room, hailed doutila duced to J23.IW0. KM River Rd, Fair Haven family. Mid 2O'«. T4MIM2 ' ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY firal* and btaemant. Wooded \ ol Realtors HALL BROS., Realtors 5 Corners, Mlddielown 671-2W0 an ae». Von couldn't bailn to rtupll- 813 Rlvpr Krt. T41.7M6 Ffltr Haven FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL lflf> Broad St,, Red Rank 7*1-3450 Member MUIUPIA Listing Service • leiutlful private garden with charm- Mta till mtinlllcant horn* lor *10, • Open 7 Pay* ng patln. Quiet alrppt. Three b«*d- TITTLE SILVER — custiom bufit •f>om«, paneled den, dining room, llv- ranch on large treed property: three MONMOUTH COUNTY ng room with fireplace, full basement, bedrooms, living room, formal dining no. COLTS NEC!K IlAMBLTNa HA.NOH :&rpetlnff. Excellent schools, Rumson room Hnri modern kitchen.. Finished Three comfortable, bedroomn with tx- Ugh ichool. $32,500. basement with gameroom. Two-car celltnt clrmet Bpac.p, two big hathn. gRrage. River rights. A.11 for 1^9,500 The Dowstra Agency Knclosfrt lipnte<1 nun room. Inrg* liv- John F. Anderson Agency ing rftom And dining room wllji cuzy (Formerly lh« Low Agency) RAY STILLMAN, Realtor flrfptacp, and centrally iJr conditioned. 136 River Rd. Fair Haven "Our Mat Year" REALTOR Thin cheorhil homt ha» n. two-car at- «W Hwy 35 Shrewsbury 74t-8«00 tachM guragi end a dry hn(u>rnfmt. 741-4477 •WF STREET PAKKING" 91 Eitt Front St., R.d Bank lAoatftd in a beautiful reildenttnl area. HOUSES FOR SALE 741-8700 HOUSES FOR SALE VLn LISTING IK ASH, PATERSON S DENISE Inftiirance-Raal BRtale Hwr. »* Weal Main si, FreehoM, N.J. 4I3OU0 DO YOU KNOW A QUIET PLACE RUMSON EXECUTIVE where wa pan get a.way from the HOME mon. baby? No. but Iry H A n. Thfy ranch on a lake, a hit of Bavaria, Ttire*>b»drmm Colonial. Pro* aMrina* SM.400. ATid believe me, baby, fcailoiully iuid*c*p*d. Sunk- fn and Inspect II. It wnn't ennt any- en llvln| roam, lornul din- thlnr but lime and ynti'va K«t plenty Ini room, family room, built- or thai.. Call them, they're «aay to in bur, 30x40 pool, cib*n», lalK to, ' paUo. Huiy «xp*nilve exir**. Private but eonvcnlcnt loca- HASSINGER & tion. |.&,«». OPEN HOUSE GLAZEBROOK is pleased to announce REALTORS A, FRED MAFFEO 10S E. River Rd. Rumiotl THE GLEN AT OAK HILL REALTOR _____ 842-5880 S69 Rivtr Rd. Fair Haven SCHOOLS IMPORfANT? Last weekend's open house In the new Thfn'dftn't mlim lliii new llstlnj. Walk tsction of Oak Hill was, thanks to you, 741-9333 to Christian Brothers Academy and nrnokdale fVillpjc. St. LPO'II rturlnh. a great success. Thorafore, we thought Four bedroomn, 2'i butlin. Ft replace The Low Agency In family room. Central sir cnnditlnn- you might lilts to come visit us this lnp. RanemPnt. Kormftl ac« and qualified buyer. SUvinteri on A lovely charm- Dutch Colonial dealm with nnr-aerc lot In Mncrnft. Asking $*7,- ing at $46,500 in a location that is twu large tncloaed porchm, a nemerl 000. Tall im tnrtay. •unrooov Huge living room with hre* "plain and simple" (he best in Middle- fcc*. rVMkc*J«fit and .lmnipti celling, HALL BROS., Realtors BU|t dining room wllli branml (riling. 813 River lid. 74L-J68R Kalr Haven town. And (or you there it nothing more is now ththe JJew eat-in kitchen, with libhwuRhcr. Mftnhpr Mullliitc Listing Scrvlct important. Four bedroom*, bmement, larg» well Open 7 Hfiya laVBd»c*pfd yard fnr ttie children. Just nARIN0AimiAnEH0lSE two blockP to nclion.*, ntnrpv And bna Rccontly remodr-lr 1 kllclien with ad- line. Call today. Anking S-UNK). Joining family room, npuciniin HvlnR ami dining rnomn, three Urne bed* HALL BROS., Realtors rrxtmi with expansion nrpa, two till I 113 Tllver TM. 741-7644 FAIT Haven tintli*. two pow-ilfr n>orm; »crreiiP'l> Member Multiple I.intinK Bervlc« In pornh; two-cnr jrarage and more! Open 7 Day" On A <]Ulet tree llnrtl .itrert nnri Call 671-2300 LT8NE only 2 blocks to river. Middle th.r- AIX BRICK TflRKKKOROnM RANCH — Flnmhoi! base men), I wo flrvplaCM. Ai1r.lt ional 25i3O buiMlng "RAY STILLMAN, Realtor en properly 115,000. "Our MM Year" SMllwyM Shrrwuhiiry 7I1-B6M KOt'lt-BBHROOM COLONIAL. -- 'JU "f)KF STREET PAIUCINn" bathi. 2MtO iq. ft. on a erf plun Int on cul-de-HC. In bent ipctlon. $65,- "ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS" rim nr*»n anrch. fEAlrTIFPL TWO-mCl>KOOM lUNf'H I.ivtni r'w.m with Tireplacp, dlrlnj; •— On two-tier* land stayer, rnlllnjj room. *t-*ins ro»m. d*1". pln« flninlinl loL with brook and i>uw1. M!».HOf». h-Kfin'tit w/ri tec real inn -room unrt hsr \.\rt' mitir wild rirtrmer window COLTS NECK REALTY fur rjp*n*.<-in or nt'irane. Excellent pplebrook Agency Hi. 837 Realtors __ 916-WAO rendition. A*kir;« 129.000. PERFECTION BAHRS REAL ESTATE MIDDLETOWN, N. J. MATAWAN, N. J. RUMSON, N. J. Compact, urn, >ei r»crihi»« HklHI.AN'nS 950 Routt 35 23A Rout. 34 112 Avt. otTwo Rivtn Ihl* fnur-yprfr-old mt'ticuluu* horn* in 671-2300 566-7600 842-2900 Ullll Silver *»n (inlet Mrrd. 'Hire? 872-1600 Anytime Tile* lized bfflronnu, I <3 bntlm, living Open 7 i1*y« room anil tirn, miHtern oal-in kilrhiri finished hufrmptil frlvsl* hurk yard HOUSES FOR SALE REALTORS by nn* S Vrl it Ji In 1U Iransirlam il FAMILY NEEDED Jnfi, wcl IjJir mi.I IJIIMI HIHIIKIIIIJ' > inn Aff I "it « lew 0/ t'lf r xtraa To fill t v/icant lioma. Ownar tramfarrad. Four badrooms, living room, dining room, kitchan in thin rniiii)lr-ii.IU Irvrl ]n tninl "nnlltion l-'oicfl-ln \mvh 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. 'HTfl ' KJtcrllrnl rifluhti'TlKififl, 1,'JW, 741-5212 Trad»-im f fw ijxr-, \;M V J .;'Ai:i, V 'IVA.- Open 7 Days LKf'.f J.ralirtr, Main 8!., Holmdel. -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.; FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1%9 25 HOUSES FOR HOUSES FOR SALE HOU8ES FOR SAtE HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES rOK SALE LOTS AND ACREAGE WGkh NOTICK RID BANE - RUMSON AND MILEI HOLM DEL $59,500 COI/m NECK — WILL BUILD TO HOLMDEL $46,900 ABOUND — Multiple Uatlnga. Send lo; PJIT — Two or the toTellejt lota lo NOTICH ia hereby given that at a tr«e catalog of modest homes, farms Five-bedroom CotonisJ. Dlnlnt room, he Clover Hill a.re>. Beautiful big regular meeting of Uie Planning Board -Fourbellroora Colonial.. DlnJng room, palatial Rumson estates, waterfronts kitchen with dinette, den with rtre- treei and brook! on both, Start your of the Borough of Shrewsbury, liclri kitchen with dloelU, «n with (Ire acreage, lots, business opportuoltlss. ptece, 2% b&ths, and twa>Ui Colonial ROCHE AOENCT, Realtor, Hwy 2*. ough of Shrewsbury. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Family room with fireplace, ea.t-ln Coin NecK. 462-2741. Rpsnltitlon denying said subdlvlnion kitchen, two-car Karaite. Trees. Please application'in nn rile at [tie Office of call evenings, 741-0656. D — 107'xl&5' wooded lot. REALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISERS AiSltlng (3800. Call 787-7&0O. BTE- me Borough Clerk, 777 Broad Btree:, OAK HILL — Gracloua living In & PHKNH AOKNCY. Rt.36 Bellord. Shrewsbury, New Jfr*ey. MIDW.ETOWN OFFICE Colonial style. Family kite lien with v. a. uuitits, brick fireplace. WtvlMo-wall cfU|iet LINCROFT — One icre lot. Heavily fMannlng Board Clerk throughout, Three bedrooms, two •ooded. Near shopping snd achools. ['. O. Box 2KJ EXECUTIVE HOMES baths. Attached garage. Ranch house No broken. 229-5759. SlirewHbury, New ]cr.«ry GRACIOUS OLDER COLONIAL on nearly one acre of woodland. Ask- Nov. li st 1t> ing $38,200. Favorable mortgage. C.J. Stt on «n scr. of tr... and shrubs. A 18x25 foot living room wild fir«pl«et, form«l dining HEATH REAL ESTATE, 741-T331. REAL ESTATE WANTED loom and thra. badroomi. Wida board {loon. Cannot ba matehad at $42,500. Call ui now, . . . in a prestige community. Ideal location MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE — Immac- An ordinance pntltled "AN ORDI- ulate three-bedroom ranch. Desirable COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL NANCB AMENDING AN OHDWANf'E area. Convenient to train station, Wfl h&ve ready qualified buyers, BO KEOULATINfl AND PROHIBITINfJ — walk to train, bus, schools and shopping. shopping, school. Sound construct Jon. for faot efficient service, call J. D. HE PARKING OF MOTOR VEIIE- IMMACULATE Fireplace In living room. Treed lot ROCHE, Realtor, Rt 34. Coll* 'Neck- LES WITHIN CERTAIN AREAS (tF Three-bedroom Cape on large lot. City sawan, room for completing * fourth bxlroom. Wall- with back yard privacy. FHA, VA 462-2741. Member MultipH Lilting Ser- •HE nOHOTlGH OF SKRF.WftRITRY, Individualized homes on wooded lots — mort- tlnunctng available. $28,000, Call 671- vice. IOUNTY OF MONMOUTH, STATE to-wall carpating. A gem at $24,000. Call bafora It'i toe latall 671-3311. 9482. »F NEW JERSEY" waa prcscntcl CONTEMPORARY RANCH - With WE CAN MULTIPLK LIST ir Introduction and first reading on gages available. lew of New York. Three bedrooms, mtohtr 14, I&69 by the Mayor and LOOK NO FURTHER!! dining room, paneled family room, YOUR HOME inuncll of the norougti nf Bhrews- This ii tha spacious four-bedroom Colonial you have been .looking for. Two and half bafhs. large sunken living room, 2',i baths. Call today and give delalls and cash n NnvcmbBr 3, 1969 was Landscaped. Principals only._ 2&M021. price. STERLING THOMPSON & AS- nally adopted and approved. Largo family room with fireplace. Full besemant. Two-car garage. City lawars. Large land- "COLTB~NBCK — ZlmmcT~buUt~ex^ SOC. 747-5600. _____ ROBERT G. LAWRENCE III icapad lot for THAT young family. Do not hesitate to call (71-3311. Only $48,600. pansion ranch in beautiful Clover Hill. Three bedrooms, two baths, with LIST WITH CONFIDENCE Mayor •MI '37,900 additional apace for two more bed- can W, Fabry rooms All large rooms Including 14x Our 14 profesalonal aalespeople are Mcrk 2068 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. 20 family room with fireplace. Wall- ready and able to market your prop- rov. 14 »(.5O to-wall carpet In living room, dining erty Buccessfuliy. Open 7 Days 671-3311 Tradejni room and hall. Enclosed porch, elec- Trade-lna — Exchange! tric garage opener. Inter-com Member Multiple Listings Service! NOTICE mzmmmmmm&s throughout and a Full finished b WALKER A WALKER, Realtors Take notice that/ application had ment opening onto back yard. J.D. Shrewsbury Holmael icon mado to the Mayor and Coun* 741-5212 671-33U :ll or the Iitiroilrli of San Bright to ROCHE AGENCY, Realtor, Hwy. 3i, :an»fcr to Ramlac CorjKjratlon, t/a Colta Neck. 462-2741. 'oodtown of Sea Bright, for prtmlaes WE BUY HOUSES located a-t 1148-11 GO Ocean Avenue, CHARMING REMODEL/ED century For cash. In any oondltlon! Dlatrlbullon License No. 3 heretofore old Colonial on tree-shaded acre In Call 291-0496 lesued to Fox Footltown, Inc., \/_ Fox AT LITTLE SILVER Middletown. Three bedrooms, bath, WE BUY HOMES - For cash. Re- Foodiowii, ftjr jtremlnes located at 1118-1160 Ocean Avenue, Bca Bright. 1comfortable living room wKh flre- gardless o( location or condlllon. Call place, den, dining room, modernized Frsncles Associates. 889-7479^ Martin V. Bell, I're.sldcnt BRANCH AVENUE CALL 741-1200 kitchen, Large rooma, original wide Antoinette V Bell, Vice Prealdent floor boards, high cplllngs Low taxes LUTINGS OF BETTHiR HOMES — Pearl K. Rcli. Vlro President Asking $42,500, JOHN L. MINUGH In Keansburg • Mllddletown • Hazlet - Calvin II. Bell, Becretary-Trcasurer AGENCY, Realtor 35 Kumson Rd., Holmdel. The Smolko Agency. 187-0123. Objections, If any, should be made Rum a on. Dial 842-3500. .mmedlaXely, In writing, to Mary Lsr- IN A HURRY TO SELL? on, Municipal Clerk of the Borough COLTS NECK — Well *ullt three-bed- We buy liomea lmm«dlately for cash. >f Sea Briglit. room ranch home with many grand No rea tipe. Call BILL KINNBAn KAMLAC CORPORATION, Applicant features. Five fertile acres, two atall Broker, 611-1000. 126 Main Btrect, horae barn, Call for appointment to Matawan, New Jersey 07747 see this beauty. HAROLD L1NDE. Nov. 7, 14 $11.0(1 INCOME $16,900 MANN, Broker^ Eatonlown. M2-11O3, BUYERS WAITING THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS! For homes, estatei, firms, water- Two apartminti, •ach living room, dining room, NEW SHREWSBURY l — Beautiful fronts, business and Industrial proper- ADVERTIHEMENT FOR BIDS spacious split level. Four fcedrooms. ties. Ott-itreet parking »t the otllcs of Project No. and Location HILLSIDE RANCH ON THE WATER two btdrooms, bath and sundcck, uparate utilities. paneled den with bar, Uirce batns. 7387 Bcreenetl porch, banemGnt. Prime lo RAY H. STILLMAN Ropalr leaking toilets, Slate Colony, in Little Silver, ideal location for cation. $37,000. ffiDWIN H. MARTIN New Lisbon, N. J. brand new Dutch Colonial, four Both compUtaly ramodtUd with 15x36' pool. City Broker. M2-5900. REALTOR your family. Three bedrooms, im- wrtpr: fliatc of Now Jersey "Our 51st Year" Separate scaled bida (») for each bedrooms, 2'/i bathi, moor your svwtri. OLDER TWO-STORY HOME — Three Member Multiple Listing- . bedrooms, Forma) dl»lng room, den (Ui Hwy 35 Bhrewabury 711-8600 of liattxl l>ranchoa of work and « sep- Hot water heat. Two-car garage. Con arate over-all single contract bid (h) boat in your own yard. venlent to trains and bunes, $26,900 covering all the branches of work and CROWELL AGENCY, 74M030. material required to complete the FOUR BEDROOMS : ! $14,900 LEGAL NOTICE project wll 1 be received In the RP- $47,900 LINCROFT — Spilt level. Four bed ceptlon Room of the "Office of the Two-story house with two living rooms, two rooms, family room, l'« baths. Air Director, Division of Purchase and' conditioned. Acre lot. Patio, prime NOTICE Property, 2nd floor, Room 232-2, State kitchens and dining room. Two-car garage, cyclone location. $39,000. EDWIN H, MAJITIW MONMOUTH COCNTV House, Trenton, New Jersey 08625. Broker. 542-6000. SUBROOATK'S COURT until 2:00: o'clock p.m. fl-T. on No- EXECUTIVE RANCH fence, gas grill and 15x36 pool. City sewers. SHREWSBURY — Custom ranch on Notion to CieHllora to rment vember 20, 1939 and then publicly one acre. Three bedrooms, two baths Claims Against Estate opened and read aloud. No bid will haavily wooded tqt, spacious living room with Paneled den with fireplace. Many ex TS8TATE OP ELEANOR PBBN be accepted after the hour specified. VA ae down, FHA little down. Sub|tcr to VA & FHA approval. tras. $46,900. CROWELL AGENCY, TICK HOAQLAND. DECEASED. Elds will "Da received on the follow- brick fireplace, formal dining room, thr«t bad- 7U-4030. Puwiuant to the order of DONALD ing branches of work: roomi, central air-conditioning, aiiumabU J. CUNNINGHAM, Surpoffite of th( PLUMBING RUMSON — Beautiful area, 8 ana- County of Monmouth, this day made mortgagt. Now open 9 to 5, seven days a week. cloua rooms. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, on Uie application of Oie undersigned The Information for Bidders, Form screened porch, family room, dry Joseph C, Hoagland, Jr., and Stu of Bid, Form o( Contract, Plans, $39,900 basement, attic, Near schools. 842- art A. Young, Jr., Executors of u» Specifications and Form.i of Bid 3589. estitfl of the said Sloanor Prentlc( Bond, Performance-Payment Bond, Hoagland deceased, notice Is hcrob^ and other contract documents may MIDDLETOWN — Pour bedrooms, Klven lo Uie creditors of said de be examined at the fallowing: two baths, firepkee. Excellent area, ceased to preaent to the said Exccu Office of Architecture, TOWNHOUSE 4-BEDROOM RANCH 124,900. 747-3681 evenings. tors thctr claims under oaUi wllhln Engineering & Construction, dlDDkETOWN (Village) — Okie six months from IMs date. State HOUSR high en the hillside en Harding 2'/> baths, 20x16 den overlooking Guincv lome, 8 rooms, m baths, 14 acre Dated: October 2Dth, 1D69 Trenton, New Jersey 0862.1 tsiume FHA b c the school district located, along the Three bedroomi, T bathi, dan wit+i bar, *k| •3111 Diractiens — Follow Dear Path from aitSar Lin* westerly aide of the U.S. Navy Rail- »**U ? FRONT breeze way, patio, garage and basement. VlffW Read or Rout* 34, in north Holmdel. road right of way Jn the Nut Swamp section of the Township being known Attractive home in attractive salting. an

yLEGjit NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE HimOE ly line of Lot* 9, 10. 11, 12, 13, AUTHCmt&mo THE RK- 14 and 1ft, Btorfc If, «* aftown on r Hard I mr Road; (hencf (8i til the Republicans gained nmMi '2% ii'gri'fs 2^ mimjtrx 10 Unless a recount vole Tues- «! New Jersey: pcmnrtH vfM a!nng wld Cfintprty control of the governing body senior Democrat. on the fcecUon 1 line i»! Harding Itoad, a distance day changes the picture, the in 1965. From then until last Township Committee, said of l(i77.fW fret to fi inmiuiiK-iil at That iwrHtant to Urn ppUcn dm an Kir jKtfnl; thpnve iO) tiortli township probably will have the township has had a ten- Xitel Of Uie State of N Jer? y the week's election, the Republi- 1B hereby aiUhnrlxert a Democratic mayor next cans held a majority on the dency to split its vote in local tion «td paving «f w cpl pllll nl'irig the caftrrJy llnp known »*-. of H a rd I ng Iloiid, aril stance of year for the first time since five-member Township Com- elections. Sunset AvMiii* 114f» fi icrw: and PUBLIC NOTICE was elected lone Democrat on to Bmchway) To i>urr1iH*c thr furniture, equip. An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI- Guadagnini, who has been in WIlllR ViBCt mrnt and .iimmpatun iirrscntly owned NANCE TO CHANCE THE NAME an all-Republican committee. the township five years, rep- Church Street (Sny,]nr Avrnut? to by llir llr.i Hank Uouivi f>T KdUCft. OF UYCAMOP.E AVEN1IK TO SYCA- A second Democrat, Robert Willis PlRCf* Him rtrvfitcd to til(th *rhon| use lind MORE LANE" waj presented for in- resents the newer, commuting Creek R(»a<1 iLaurel A\cmie \n W Iniittcd In the hlRli (tcliool buildtnK troduction nnd firm reading on Oc- II. Smith, joined him in 1068. *R«t of Bc*lpy Avpnnp) MI liraiwb Avcmir and llardlnR Iload tober 27, 1909, by Uie Mayor and resident. M*ln filrcPl nnd n\ Vie iiUilrtlc flolii lorfltpri on Council o[ the Borough of Fair Haven, 3-2 Democratic all U-fteihrr with nUicr j>ur|>o! hf 1P- Tno |K)I1IHK [MUCH for waid election Purjiuant la Uie order of DONALD Republican Mayor Frank lem, said Mr, Harper. •ued t>1y the IWrouRh for tlif aforesaid phall be the BchoolhoiiHe on Broad J. CUNNINGHAM, Surro«-at« of the the Englishtown Sporting Goods Co., 24 "Water St., Englis'htown, demonstrates a tmrpo** * described Iri Bootlon 1 horo- Rtrrct whli:1i 1« fisUbllflhcd and ha« County of Monmoulh, this day made, Marzulli and Committeeman He would try to alleviate it, trf IK $103,500 00. 'jppn dcBlgnated and no person slinll on the application of the undcriilgneii, cartridge loading machine at his store. Situated in a former town hall building (b) That UIP c*< Minuted maximum vote itt said election tHewhere than The Monmouth County National Hank, Arthur Kondrup declined to he said, by adhering to one- amount to r>e rained from alt fiourcta nt thr polling place no dpsignalcd. Red Bankifiole Executor of the os- run for reelection, so all the by Uie Borough for the purjwwR By order of tlio Boaird of Educntlon. tato of thp mttl Helen K. Barnard acre zoning, pressing for in- which dates to 1891, the store will cater to sportsmen, with guns and their ac- itULted In Seclloir l hereof la }io:i,(HK).O(>. IX>MlNiC J. ACKRIIA dc<:oa«cd, notice la hereby given tfl candidates were new to the dustrial development, and cessories its-main line. Mr. Amulevicz, 24, is an experienced sporting goods sales* Section 4, Becretalry the crcdllorfl of »ald deceased Ui committee. trying to push through an or- That ttiere ifl hereby nuthorlzrd ttio OaHed: November II, 1»69 present to the Mid Sole Executor man. This is his first venture as store owner. He purchased the business from Ray JMUBJICB of negotiable Bond* *>f the Nov. 14 IH.00 Uielr claims under milh within six Borough of Kearmburg in an ngureKHlft months fnwn tHls date. However, the latest change dinance allowing adult com- principal amount ot not rx<:ocdin(t Dated: NovemJb&r 6th, 1969 may yet be unchanged. Re- munities. He said he would al- Drost, who has retired and is moving to Florida. [Register Staff Photo) 1103,600.00, for tli« purpose of financ- NOTICE THE MONMOUTH COUNTY ing Ui« cost of the Improvement de- NATIONAL BANK. Rfid Bank, publican candidate Edward so give priority to plans for •crlbad In Section 1 hereof, NOTICE OP fiPHSCIAL BOHOOL HlB- f Uie School District Attorney management is what the' For Diabetes That rend ing UIB Inauanco of the <>r the Borough of Hied Bank, in the Nov. 14, 21 F15.B0 Tuesday morning.,If Mr. De- township needs." •trJal YK»nd« aulhoriiPd in Section 4 County of Monmoutli, Wew Oerfley, On Shoplifting Charges fctreof Uier* I* hereby authorized Uio tbat & epoclal election of Uie legal vine wins, the balance of pow- votrrn ol wild Ufestrlct will he held NOTICE O!" BPECIAL BCHOOb DIS- He said he would try to Uduanct of bond anticipation notei or TRICT ELECTION OP TUB er will revert back to what it Set in City taking a blouse worth $12," a the Boroujh of KeanRburg In nn ng- on November %*t 196!) at 4:00 p.m. iioAun OK unuovnoN OF Tirai keep expenses to a minimum EATONTOWN - Louis Co- Croats principal Amount of not ex- Hie polls will Temaln open until was before the election, skirt worth $28 and earrings Medlnl V108.KO0.00, pursuant to the D :00 p.m. and «* much longer as BOAOUCM OP L1TTM1 WLVffin, while providing good ser- LONG • BRANCH —, Mon- logna, 11-B Azalea Court, may oe ncciw*»a.ry to permit nJl the Si nil COUNTY or MON- OOP 2 to 1 Local Bond Law, constituting Chapter MOUTH, NEW jmHOTY ON NO- vices. He emphasized the mouth Medical Center will of- here, was fined $260 for shop- worth $2.50 and concealing 3 of Title 4OA of the Ilevltieri statutes lpga.1 votora then present «o vote and With 78,6 per cent of the sf New Jtrsey. Tiie form, maturities to taut Uifilr ballots. Thp election need for better road mainte- fer free diabetes testing for lifting at Bradlee's, Rt. 35, them in her purse. - and other detaJlit ot said notea nliall will be hold, nnd all Ahe legal voter* of ttic Selioul OlnttrJct will vote at «i» ogal votots of lh« School Dis- registered voters in the town- on Nov. 8. He was found guil- be determined by imtisoqiienl re«olu- l U Borough ot Idtlle Bllvor nance. Monmouth County resi- Three Ft. Monmouth lima adopted purautim to law. rospcollve potllng placet ntat«d bo- trlct ol Uie Borough ot little Bllvor, ship (3,744 out of 4,702) com- l In tho County or Monmoulh, New dents as a part of the county's ty of taking a sport shirt soldiers were assessed $35 BecUon «. Jorney, Uiat a special elodlon of thB ing out to vote, the Bepubli- Assuming that the vote re- valued at $8.99 and wearing It li hereby determined and do- M the Raid election, tho following leiail vateri of wild District will he week-long program during Di each for shoplifting at Brad- «lar»d by ihii Co and 1 aa follows: propolis will tio flubmittcd: held on November 25, 1009 at 4:00 can gubernatorial candidate count upholds Mr. Gua- it out of the store under his abetes Detection Week, which lee's Nov. 7. :| (i) That the bondd or notes issued received more than twice as dagnini's victory, who will jacket. winuant to Hill Ordinance flmll bear Tlio l^oard of KducR-tlon at tlia Tlie poll* wlN remain open until the next mayor be? begins Monday. bittreit at the rate or rjitra not ex- porougii of Red Hank, Is authorise 0:00 p.m. and w much longer »» many votes as his Demo- Judge William Throckmor- Carlton R. Hart Jr. w& Mfldini current intcrCBt rates. to inilLo with the Bi-iiool Hiatrlcti of may be necessary to permit all the "I haven't the- slightest The tests are said to be par- (b) Thai the period of usefulness the iJonnigh of Little BIIVCT and UIB Icwtl voter* then present Io vote nnd cratic opponent, ton, who continues to crack found guilty of taking a shoit •f Uia Improvement* described In Sec- Horougli of fihrewwbury, «ll alluMcd to curt Uiotr ballot*. We election • Yet on a local level, the vot- idea," said Mr. Guadagnini. ticularly important for per- outercoat valued at $6.99 anjd lion 1 hereof for which Ilio obligations In the county or MttnmouUi, to crc«ite will be hold «ml all the legal voter; down on shoplifters, fined authorised In thiti Oriltnanco nro to n limited PUPPOHQ Heglona.1 School ot tho School Dlntrlct will vote at ers chose one from each ma- "Indications are it will sons in the so-called "high Martha.R. Nichols, 5 Seaview wearing it out under his rain- be Hiued !• IK ycarj, Vint net Ullgh arfioal grades 0 through. tn« rcjpcctlvt polling pl«ce« itatcd probably be a Democratic (D) Th*t tho Stwrilemental Dibt VI) (MimUAiU to Uio provlaLoiui of Boc- jor party, even though the risk" group — those aged Manor, Long Branch, $210 on coat. Rick Morin was charged ttattmtnt thowa tlut tttc gnus debt tlon 1»A.M31 to 1BA:13-M> of W.J.8.A. At the iwld election, the following two pairs of candidates for mayor," said Mr. McGovern. over 40, overweight, or re- with taking an overcoat wortti of •«Jd fioroush tks defined In Bert km and txt crenlc nnd maintain a region proposal* will be auomllted: charges of taking from Brad- 44A:3-43 of the Rpvlncd Blntiitoa In al liortrd of «duc«vtion lot the esta rnoroHALs two Township Committee "You've got me," said Mr. lated to a diabetic. Applicants lee's a dress worth $12.99 and $26.99 and attempting to wear increuM by thin Ordinance In tho llHhnipnt and development of high 1t\6 Board of EWucatlon of U16 seats campaigned as teams Harper. "I don't think it will are advised to eat a hearty •urn of 1103,600.00, and the Issuanru Achools in the tenrltory oomprlncd Borough of Little Silver, l« autho- a pair of shoes valued at it out of the store. Patrick S. of the obllgaUonn euUiorlzcd by this within tho School Districts of Wie rteod to unite with the School Dis- instead of as individuals. be me." meal from one and half to Gilkey was found guilty of OMlnanee !• i>erm1tlc Hornufrli of Shrewsbury, Uie Borough tricts of the- Borough of Red Bank ?7.94. She allegedly concealed eeptkm contained in pflragrnpiia (a»Hpd etui (tin IMIRO M< tlU'iK-c (3) Buuili fll de- Hanco Road, a distance of 693.BO Red Bank mended that Borough Coun- twenty day period of llmiUtion within grees 07 minutes 20 seconds wwt feet to a monument; Uicncc 12> Sept. 11 meeting as a group. ple Ave. Judge Simmill's de- improperly pulling a motor whteh a suit, action or proceeding along the northerly lino of liuula ntlll along the wostwly line of cil grant a special use vari- cision was upheld in the vehicle, and Harold R. Ironfe, questioning the validity of pvich onll- previously conveyed by 1*>VOU'J Hancc Iload south 29 degrees 10 RED BANK — Harvey W. Two weeks later, a ?2,500 »anc« may be commpncod on provided minutes 60 seconds cast, a dlj. ance which would permit 291 Broad £t.,_Eai)ontowi, Nurnory, Inc., ntid rocorxlwi In tnnco of 4f)0.ofl feet to a monu- Erving of 309 Willow" Drive, offer for 5.6 acres on Parker Appellate Division of Superi- In Ut« Local Bond Law, lian brpun to llio Monmouth County Clerk'« Of- ment at (he' northeasterly corner Humble Oil and Refining Co. or Court., was assessed $20 for care- run from Vie south 61 de- years and paid a $205 fine for other offer. IVOTIOK existing mmmimorvl nnd 0,47 feet grees 07 minutes M seconds west northwest corner of Maple ent variance request. Chester W. Heed, Mon- KOTIOI! OF BPECIAL SCHOOL 1>IS- \v«st of said momiment; thcnt^o along thn northerly lino of land* driving under the influence And last night council vot- Humble was represented by /TRUCr BSLBCTJON OF T»H (4) pouth ^9 rtegrcci 0 minutes 10 previously conveyed by Lovou/« ed to hold a public sale at Ave. and White St. mouth Ave., Navesink, w^ls BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE Mt'oniln on»t ainnK the westerly Nurswy, Inc., and recorded In tho of alcohol. Benedict E. Nicosia, Red assessed $20 for following tdo BOROUGH OF H1IUEWBBURY. IN line of ei\l(i Innds conveyed liy MonmouUi County Clerk's oriice the next meeting Dec. 10 to THB COUNTY OP MONMOUTII, l/i veil'« Nursery, Inc. nnd ro- In need Boon 1137, page 0». Deed The mean average depth of Bank. closely. Martin J. Weltr155 WWW JJCilfiEY ON NOVKMBKK '.'5, corded In Deed Hook 2821. pn«e Book 2811. P»BO 325, and TJeed Acting Judge Arthur P. consider the Elks' offer for 4M, In Iho Monmouth County the property is 111 feet, B Wyckoff Road, here, paid 1 Bouk aul. PSRC 4M, 3*5 feet ; Siegfried also levied a $105 two acres on Parker Road. NOTICE IS HEREBY O1VKN U> ('lerk'i * Off It" R. a dtfltanea of 1W) n point which Is norm 0.44 $15 for failure to signal when " fee legal voters of tho School Pin. feel to ft point nl Iho northeast- feet north from an existing monu- fine in Municipal Court in a zone where the borough trtel of Uie Borough «f Khrowjomy, orly vornor of Lot R, Hlock 10: ment nnd 0.17 feel weit of Bald On the recommendation of code sets a minimum 125-foot turning, and James Pulling, In tin County of Monmouth, New Uionoe (r>> smiUi 01 degrees T monument, thmec (41 south 2o tho northerly line of, wild Unl along Uio wealcrly I'M »' »ald of 14 A Juniper Lane, Eaton- Herbert E. Werner promoted b«W cm tNovwnber 25, 1D6!> at *:00 B and !>, Block 19, ft dlsUinco of lands conveyed by Ifvetl'a Nur- the borough's total square , bury, was fined $15 for hay- 374 Rl foot to a point; Ihcime (fit town, for leaving the scene of Sgt. Lawrence DeVito to lieu- sery, Inc. and recorded ln M<)lleed footage requirement. In Keyport ing no driver's license in his uie poll» will remain open until south 23 degrees B7 minutes SO Book SOM. page 453. In Ujf "- an accident. tenant and Patrolman James • :00 p.m. ind «B much longer as seconds eu«t along the westerly rnouUi County Clcrk'« Office, a KEYPORT - Municipal possession. • ' may be nec«>*a.ry to permit nil Uv lino of Lots fl, 10, II, 12. 13, distance of 150 feet to. a point Jaime R. Rios of Perth Sargent to the rank of ser- The plans now go to the legal voters then present to votr an< H nn, niooit in, us sho\vn at the northeasterly corner nf Lot Court Judge Seymour R. to cast their ballots. The Hrrtlon will on tho current Little Silver Tax B Block 10: thence U) »outh el Amboy paid ?4 for an all- geant, both effective Dec. 1. Planning Board for site plan Adelaide Binaco, Bucks Mill be hell arid all tfc* legal voters of the Man, n distance ot 1097.M ted dwroes 1 mlnutos 20 seromls approval and then to the Bor- Kleinberg has fined - John Road, Colts Neck, was fined School District will vote at tho rc- to n monument In the northerly «nt along the northerly lino of night parking summons and The council adopted ordi- Jansen, 700 Cambridge Ave., «pBctlv« polling plnces atatM htMnw. Hup of lUinuon Itoitrt; Iheiu'e (11 •aid Lot 8 and 9, Block 1!>. a $25 contempt of court. An- nances setting the dog license ough Council for final action. $15 for speeding 36 milei 'an At the Mid election, the following pouth 6.1 degreen 43 mlnutea 40 distance of 374.91 feet to a point: Union Beach, and Barbara hour in a 25-mile zone.^and proposal" wHI l>e mibm tiled: seconds went ftionR the northerly Ui«i» («> « worth W degrees 1007 50 loot Io a monument ln Council approved a vari- turned by Superior Court ©ugh or R*& Bank. «ll situated In the n m 0I> time, Assessed for speeding were in his possession. Benjamp County Ot Nonnmuth, to cri'alc n llnv 33 minutes 10 1 neronrls west the northerly lino of ". " Judge Elvin R. Simmill two tied purpose Regional School IHstrli'l HlotiK said rnstcrlj line oi llnrd* noad; thenco (71 south 65 de- ance for the Getty Oil Co. Sylvia Deangelow, hillside, E. Cherry, Patterson Army (high echool grades 0 ihrouRh 121 Ing Ron«l, a distance of 1677.00 irecs 43 minutes <0 seconds wc»t Mabel Cox of 87 Clinton to build an addition to its years ago, as a result of a suit punuint 4o Uie pravlniot» tit Bcutlon (ci>t tn ii monument at An antrle 5fon" Ihe northerly line ot Rum- $25; John Sheftz, 310 Cam- Hospital, Ffc. MonmouUi, was ISA. 13-1 to 1&A:13-M> or N..1.S.A. and polnl: Iheiice (Ol north 27 rto- eon Bond, a distance, of T«.» Road, New Shrewsbury, paid building on Rt. 71 and Rose bridge Ave., Union Beach, to create and maintain * regional Krros W> minutes 10 seconds west feet to a monument at the Inter- fined $10 for not having a board of education for UIP rstnlillwv ntlll along tlie efintorly line of section of said northerly tine of a total of $29 for an all-night Court. $21, -and Robert Himmel- driver's license. . f ,; UnrdhiR Iloiirt. a distance of Rnmsnn Ho«d with Ihe easterlv jnent and development of high schools ln llie parking ticket and contempt Additional lighting in the Plot Auctioned In the territory comprised wllhiii the 114!) r>l leel fci fi P"lnt line of Harding Road: thencm e (81 wright, Overhill Road, Mata- School Dlatriota ol the HormiKh n( southerly line «f lUdsr Iload: north 28 degrees 22 K "'Si'.r,v; of court. Anne D. Campbell Woodmere section was ap- wan, $15. Miss Deangelow . • i ghrwibury. Uie Borough o[ UUIn Sll- tliencr (lfl> norlh 78 decrees Id seconds west along said easterly In Union Beach v*r, »nd the Borough of Rcii Batm minute 40 sei-onds cast alonu line of Ha>rdlng Road, a distance, of 123 Woodland Drive, Fair proved at an annual cost of had her driver license re- and for which Uie amounts to ->e the easterly llnfl of-Ridge Road, of 1677.00 feet to a monument UNION BEACH - In spirit- 14 Penalized nlied tor intiuftl or Bjiciin! (ipproprl- n dlfttancc nf tttMlsn fept to Uie . an »nnle point: Ihencf . (9> Haven paid $27 in fines for $400. voked for 30 days. atlonB, purpuar.l to Section ISA: 13-34 monument at the point »nd place north 27 degrees » minute. 10 failing to have her car in- ed bidding Borough Council of tilt) Slitutei, are to be npnortioned oi lleglnnlng. seconds west Mill along the east- Joanne Holmes, 161 Ravine In Union Beach "upon the bapls or the number or j-u- erly line 1>I Harding Ro«d, a dis- spected and for contempt of last night sold a three-lot Drive, Matawan, was fined nil* enrolled In tlir high nclioo! on Ihr CnntalnlnR 7H.166 nrres; and tance of II49.«4 leet to a point parcel on Clark Ave. for UNION BEACH - A local test Mc.hool day of Hpjitenr.w of tlir Tit purchase the furniture, equip- In Iho southerly line of ™«» court. Road Land $20 for throwing eggs from a current ichool year in Ihr proposed ment mid apparatus presently owned Bond; thence (101 north Is do- $2,000. An offer of $300 had man lost his driving privilege limited purptwe region* 1 htfcli school »hi» lied Bunk Hoard of Educn* urccs 16 mlnules 40 soconds east Three persons each paid car. for 30 days after he was found district: &nd lion devoted to htpli Pi-hool use «nd rtlnnir the ensterly llnp of Bldgo Award Given been made to the borough Assessed $15 each were T*> purctunr as « site for i new i atrd in the high school bulldlnd S, a distance of 1890.M feet $15: Sharon G. Levy of 20 B, guilty of careless driving by i Hrnnch Avenue ami Harding Road to the niomimfnl «t Uio point ana FREEHOLD - A jury be- clerk prior to the auction. ffchoolhouse a.11 thnt plot of Innrt lo- plac« or Beginning. Stony Hill, Eatontown, for Angel Ortiz, 27 Briscoe Ter., acting Municipal Court Judge cated in the whrnil illntrk-t of Little id .il Hip athletic. (leM locuted on Containing 73.106 acresyand fore Superior Court Judge El- Other lots auctioned over Hazlet; Conrad Rice, 726 illver described aa follow*: CM niTiirn Place, Imth In the Hor^ To purct>«»e Ihe turnllure. miuln- failure to obtain a New Jer- Lloyd D. Elgart. All that certain Irnct ur par.rl iKh .if llrd Hank: nn«l vin R. Simmill yesterday the block brought a total price Sixth St., Union Beach, and Of Und and tireinlsps, hrrelnifler 'I\> Issue bonds of tho proposed sey automobile registration; John L. Gidosh Jr. of .3,2 II ml led imrinwp rrRlonul high school awarded a Little Silver fami- of $650. Francis Knox, 224 Deerfield particularly dem-rlhrr], BltujUr lv- John L. Smallwood, 134 Craw- Scholer Drive was also fined ing and tielng in the ]V»n»ugh of district for tioth of said purposen In ly $15,000 for a 0.241 of an Council transferred $3,415 Lane, Matawan Township, all Little Silver, iViunty '>f M cated on We.t Bencen Place, both In pired driver's license; and in Middletown that the state insurance accounts. Florence Taggart, Pacific line of Ridge Heart with Iho west- nf educnll'in of proposed limited the Borough or lied Bank: and wants for highway improve- Blvd., Cliff wood Beach, for of the borough dog ordinance trty line of Hani'n Iload. Ihnire purpose ri'Klmuil 1I1K'> «fl">»>l district To Issue bonds or the P™!""51) Frank J. Dittmer of 92 For- Mayor Alfred T. Hennessy <1i south 2 nilmitr.t io tmrmw sin.onnon (or the current limited puppos« regional high school ment. disregarding a traffic signal. were Schuyler Cable of 342 1 man St., Fair Haven, for Jr. said after the meeting east Rlon« Ui* westerly Mni* of rxpninp.i of said Tt-gloiifil lilRh FChool dl.lrl.-t for hoth of «sld P "^"!?" Park Ave., Mrs. Joanne Bris- Hance Road, » «itntnnrp o' (MIW the diitp nf tlie rirst anmial election, In the principal amount or 81,160.- careless driving. The award was in favor of than an advance in premiums Richard Dray, Bayside feef t to « monument: thrnce <- nf nalrl reRlonnl high nchonl district. 0 (1: the Monmouth County Na- cese of 902 Fifth St., Herbert *tll ajc lin left the account underap- Ave., Atlantic Highlands, was *tll1 The poUtnR pliit'efl for ssiltl e4«H'- °To emp'Uer the appointed board Barnes of 507 Union Ave., An- Hance Ron1 noilth 2!* drgrr in flftn nivl their reBpecllve polling din- of education or Ihe proposed llm»«i tional Bank'of Red Bank as propriatcd. fined $10 for failing to yield rtllnutm Ml wondu riri, n rtii" t rlct i dcni'ritied l»y n-ferom-c io the nurpoar rrtlonal high school district thony Pettinato of 49 Scholer Unqe of 4M1.0S feet to H moniimrnt elect Inn dlntrlet.i iiwoil nt last Gen- o borW JlO.oon.dd for the currcn Bond Continued trustee for Carmelo Maimono Raymond Menges Jr. was the right of way. a* the nnrthpflslerlv corner «f eral Kleclimi In snlii municipality t ejpensrs/or said regloiMl high school Drive and John llynes of 418 lands previously ronvoyrd hy Lov- are r^Lilillfhcd imtl Itavr been des-lR- district (mill June 30 subsequent Io for the benefit of Domenica appointed a member of Union «tt'« Nursery, Inc., mid rcrnrdrd nalpit fia ("Mows nnd nn person shall the itatJ of Ul. flraj annual .If c- Prospect Ave. Jn th« Monrnmith Cnunty ClrrU's vole, nt pnld election rlnewhere than tlon of said regional high schonl *Ui- In Perry Case Manmone, John C. Maimone Beach Fire Co., No. 1. Stolen Cadillac OPflce in Deed Ifcwk "J437. p-idc nt the polling place ilcinnnteil for nnd Coneetta Maimone, all of Also Michael Vavourakls of Pi. then(;e (3) FOUtll 01 degn-rs Die voters y reference to UIP elf< • Downing of 5 Anderson St., viously (•(invcyod hV 1/ivctfc Nur- tlon districts used "< la;t apn""' dered James R. Perry of The jury award trimmed Forged Check LONG BRANCH - Hie »ery, 'jm'., Rnd rrffd OentM-ai Rlfntlon Hlstrlct No. 1, 2, 3, main held in $1,000 prop- man condemnation commis- homo of Mrs. Larry Hcrzen- *. 12. »t mid election elsewhere than at 105 Henry St., and Dennis . Book 2821, j»go 4M, nt.1 fret t/i the polling place deMgnated for ho erty bond pending review of sion had awarded for the FREEHOLD-Launcy Earl berg of 39S Wells Ave., Oak- Szabo of 613 Morningside Ave. a point whlrh I* north 0.44 feet I'OLMNn 1HST1UCT NO. 2 voters of Iho polling district tn which land, They awarded $29,600 north from an existing mnnumiMit PnlllnR viarp nt llio Oakland Buhool he in NI'P ronlnefl: his case by the Monmoulh Rivers of 13 Brook Drive, hurst, last Monday was found Donald P. Lindsay of»101 • Tid 0.47 fi-et WPM of fiild nuinil. at Ofihtnnri Ftieet In (he Ri:!iool Dis- prtMJNtl niSTRtCT NO. 1 County Grand Jury. but the defendants appealed. inent; tlience Hi SOIIOI 2fl dp- trict for li'Riil voters residing wllhln Polling rl«ce at llio Marktiam Neptune, pleaded guilty to yesterday in tlie Family Club Church St., Keyport, paid $jo •red fl mlnuten 10 B<*[«TIUOT NO: 3 trict Nos. l. I, 4. Wilson Ave., in Middletown. BOOk 2021, P««fl luc«tlon. 3. J. 803 Cambridge Ave., was as- •long the nor'Vrly line nf nniil Patrtl Ndvemher 14, IWJ By order of the Board ot Education. with Perry six hours earlier. Bonello of Asbury Park rep- July 8, 1968. and mink coat, was turned fX)t.» and 0. Ulock 19, • d!nLfinrn OatMl: October «. IOC!) sessed $10 for failing to have ef 374.Si feet to a point; Ihrrur RALVATOKB f. O10VENC0, MARSIfAU, t. THOMPSON The fight followed a minor resented the state Commis- Judge Evans set Dec. 19 for over to Ocean Township po- a driver's license in h(s pos- cl> mith 2S degrees 67 mlmiln Becrotary Secretary » Moond« eavt «long the west«r- Nov. 11 . W8.76 Nov. U |47.T« traffic accident. sioner of Transportation. sentencing. lice. session. V THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK'JODDLETOWN, N. It FfUOAY, NOVEMBER 14 W» 6 Diocesan tfaOBg center 35 Cbatieau Puzzle 7 Adherent to receptacle 1 36 Arched parts THAT By H. H. 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THOSE time CATS THAT / 21 Pull along motto) name CATS ABB • BOTHER V 29 Legal excuse FOLLOWINS Children's Letters to God after by rope 49 Pace name YOU? ME, MRS. \i 31 Three-card BUMSTBAD MAKES ME i.; 22 Chapeau 50 Church dig- game 54 Japanese SARDINE 23. Decisive nataries SANDWICHES 34 Narrow coin moments 53 On land 25 Verb suffix 55 Sexless Answer to Yesterday'! Puzzle 26 Performs 56 Mariner between ,.. 57 Palestinian 28 Mrs. ascetics Isle n SBO H f 1/ U H Eisenhower 58 Celestial L k tic A E IM| A L DIA beings T AHE * R 1 h 30 Central state • T A TEEIR p Ml Al L 1 f) 31 Bother DOWN HHQH DDH 32 Objective 1 Flower suffix extract 33 Cloak and 2 For a day nun umuas dagger J Yachting Mary Worth initials event I-CAKTSAYTHriMAKKME I I'M GMNG BACK. 34 Reflects 4 Medical \ VOUR RING! HAPPY, JEAN!-A MAN'S PRIDE-HE photo WHAT* THE HATE5 10 HAVE IT SRUrSED!- BUT I'M light 5 Time zone: nnrara nnnjn nnnran MATTER, DEAR? iTANO OVER THERE GLAD ONE. 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Andy Capp 1'LLSAVTHISF VER, (IT'S THIS WEATHER -IF) FLO-VER NEVER > I BEN& I CAN'T •< SCWETHIN — IS IT ) (STRAIGHTEN UP AGAIN.' "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean A LOVE LETTER?./ STOOP TO OPENIN' WHAT DOESN.T Saturday, Novembir 15 BELONG TWER Pnient-For You and Your*... Don't be hasty In speaking your mind or overanxious to start anything new at this time. A slow pace Is the best course under today's so-so rays. Try not to be too hard on yourself-or on others. Give the benefit of the doubt to someone who seems to waver in his think- ing and can't make up his mind, The Day Under Your Sign Aritf.lomMir.2l 542 weU as business matters. Control tendency tr> find mouthwash. In spite of this I C7K87S43 0 96 Let facts speak for them- fault with the opposite «ex O 10 0 AKJ51 selves. and you can have an enjoy- have a terrible time getting • J1O83 +KQS Vir90.Au9.22toSapt.72 able day. a good partner at the local Virgo Intuition is it rant Piicu.fab. 20 to March 20 SOUTH now. Give It a chance to Be on the up and up even bridge club. What can the a> QM09S work.Instead of rushing Into though frankness can em- natter be?" , anything. barrass you and others. \AQ10 CField EnltrprUci, Inc., 1969 We sent an operative out to investigate, and he came • 9 back with the hand shown to- Eat* South WMt Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace day. The defenders started 10 lt> Put 4a> *V GLORY BE !• THAT'S M6 AM'VORE UNK SNUFF/ IT SHORE off with two top diamonds AHPM 1 WILLBeGOOO >=T [ 7H'FUST TIME IN A ARE gflCK ON SPEflKIN and a diamond ruff. Opening bad-010 TERMS r HONEVPOT— TO HfiUE SOME West then led a club, and i V WEEK I HEERED WE HOTV/ITTLES 1 WE KISSED flN'MADE dummy's ace won. fc V SINGIN , AUNT 1 •IN though he knows that two L0WEEZV UP/THIS MORNIN Declarer, the man who had trumps are still out. DM TV v written for help, drew three South then leads the nine rounds of trumps ending jn of diamonds. If West has a dummy, and led the jack of trump, he will ruff. Dummy hearts for a finesse. West will overruff, and declarer won with the king of hearts, will eventually need the heart and South was down one. finesse. "South claimed that he had finessed through the bidder As the cards lie, West can- and that the odds favored not . ruff the nine of dia- finding the king of hearts in monds. South discards a the East hand," our operative heart from dummy, cashes reported. He added that North the ace of hearts and can ruff The Phantom made a comment about fumi- both of his hearts'with dum- HE BOt/HC£S OFF AS 7HOVGHHEV HIT A gating the club after a play my's ace and king of trumps. YOU ARE STONE? like that. No heart finesse is necessary. HOW CAN THAT Serious Disease Someday the govern- . BE? It's a clear case of over- ment will set up a fund to YOU WILL pay for Bridgicare. NOT LIVE L0N6 drawitis. In the region of the ENOUGH TO bank it can be ruinous; at DAILY QUESTION HEAR THE the bridge table it leads to ANSWER. ostracism and an occasional As dealer, you hold: S — A punch in the nose. Fumiga- K7H-J2D-QJ4C- tion doesn't help; the patient A 7 5 4 2. What do you say? needs professional help. Answer: Bid one club. The The patient must resist the hand is not quite strong temptation to draw trumps at enough for an opening bid his first opportunity. In to- of 1-NT, and the weakness in * I'LL 5£ BACK VWENg day's hand he must Jead a hearts is a further flaw for THROUGH K1SSIM' HE£. " low trump from dummy that opening bid. Open with to his own queen and should one in your best suit then abandon trumps even and await developments. Beetle Bailey FRIENDSHIP NOT AT ALL. IZEALLV? I WAS "\ HE CONTUARl & \ \ youN

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SHOP ittlnWeVi » ni banl • ttbury park 10 to 5:30, wi. imHrl. till « p.m. e brick town plaia 10 ts f p.m., lit. fill 5i3O pmt., SUN. NOON TILL 5:30 p.m. 167 12? 87 Ceiualt from th» Corner look good en you THEBMLY t i FRIDAY, NOV. 14, 1969 Television • Books ENJOYMENT Movies • Theater Your Weekend Magazine Dining Out • Music Hobbies • Comment Young Man Makes Big Move By IONIA EFTHYVOULOU NEPTUNE — A young area resident who is fast making a name for himself as an actor, designer and artist is closely associated with a film to be shown this weekend in five Walter Reade theaters. Michael Thomas, 20, of 18 Roberts Drive, not only acts in the role of the Scarecrow, but is also responsible for de- signing, constructing and ap- plying special makeup for the Barry Mahon Production of "The Wonderful Land of Oz." Mr. Thomas, who prefers to be called Mike, attended Raritan High School, where he was introduced .to the world of the stage by "the three most wonderful people I have ever met," he says. . The three, George Del Monte, Peter Runfolo and Theodore "Ted" Kurdyla, founded Horizon Players in 19C5-66, with which group Mike worked in stage design, makeup and in all the fields which go to make up ama- teur theatrics, v Mike is the son of Mrs. Tera Thomas and the late George William Thomas, both of whom encouraged his "ar- tistic bents" so that he might "work hard at what he want- DESIGNER — Michael "Mike" Thomas, designed, MAKEUP ARTIST — Michael "Mike" Thomas was re- ed." constructed and applied special makeup In the Bar- sponsible for designing, constructing and applying "Everything Mike has done," Mrs. Thomas said, "he ry Mahon production of "The Wonderful Land of Oz." special makeup for "The Wonderful Land of Ox," has done on his own, by Mike, a graduate of the Raritan Township High which will be shown tn .area Walter Reade Theaters sheer determination and hard School, started in amateur dramatics then graduated this weekend. He is applying makeup to actress/in work." movie. He also had the role of the Scarecrow, one of Before moving to Neptune, fo television and films. "Oz" is his second movie. He the family lived in Locust, was also involved in acting and makeup in another main characters in the film. where, besides artistic work, movie filmed in New York, Mike also painted houses. His' chance at film makeup Mahon was also a student at Mike has exhibited paint- In the last couple of years, Mary's High School in South came after a~ school Hallow- the Raritan High School, and ings and sculpture in area Mike has been involved with Amtfoy. een dance, which he attended she. mentioned Mike's ability art shows. He says "the hap- theatrical productions, radio "The Wonderful Land dressed as Frankenstein's to her father. piest times I have had have and television. He became a of Oz" will be shown in 2 p.m. Monster, a costume of his Mike was invited to help been connected with the member of the National Asso- matinee performances Satur- own design and construction. "do" the makeup for a visual arts. Among the ciation of Broadcasting Em- day and Sunday at the Com- At the dance, he impressed Mahon monster movie filmed things which have kept me go- ployes and Technicians, and munity Theater, Eatontown;1 Miss Sharon Mahon, the film in upstate New York. His ing are the people who said I soon hopes to join an actors' Neptune City Theater, Nep- producer's daughter. At that work impressed the producer, would fall flat on my face and union. tune; Town Theater, Middle- time, the Mahons lived in who. last February invited gave me nothing but dis- He now is working on sets town; Dover Theater, Toms Hazlet. They^ have moved Mike to Florida for his latest couragement, instead of guid- and makeup for the produc- River, and Algonquin The- to North Miami, Fla. Miss film. ance." tion of "Camelot" by St. ater, Manasquan. 'Camino Real' to Open Tonight By NANCY HUTCHINS the now popular stage tech- TAG has been fortunate to For those interested in the pinski of Shrewsbury. Mr. "Camino Real" is the sea- nique of symbolism. have the use of the Old Mill. arts, attending a TAG pro- Efthyvoulou and Mr. Lupin- The stage is limited in size, duction is a double pleasure, ski were responsible for the son opener for the Theater In the cast of the TAG pro- duction, directed by Joseph but its small dimensions can because the Old Mill houses sets of the Monmouth Civic Arts Guild of Freehold. Reilly, are Fred Ornstein, be an asset when it draws an art gallery open to the Chorus production of "Most The play, by Tennessee Ruth DiMuzio, Charles Yai- the audience into a closer in- theater audience before the Happy Fella." Williams, will be performed ser, Lillian Decker, Claudia volvement with the play. It 'play and between acts. in the Old Decker, Ken Greenlow, Bar- was especially effective in WORDS AND MUSIC - Mill, Tinton bara Systak, Joe Systak, Joe last year's production^ of "Naomi Court," a play in Locally, music will be in the Falls, to- Pesciotta, Erma Roscoe, "The Hostage." four episodes by Mike Saw- limelight this month. Sunday night, t o- Doris Licht, Jules Licht, Ter- This year TAG will produce yer of New York, co-author is the final presentation of morrow and ry Fullam, Richard Caldwell, three plays. The second will of the musical "Cindy," Verdi's "Requiem" by the next Friday Bob Hoagland, Marlene Ell- be held*in March, title unan- which ran off-Broadway for Shrewsbury Chorale. It will and Satur- man and Elinore Collins. nounced at this time, and in two years, will open Dec. 5 be performed at 4 p.m. in the July the group will do a rock First United Methodist day at 8:30 TAG is an interesting group and 6 in the Mobile Theater, p.m. musical adaption of Chau- Ansonia Hotel, Broadway and Church, Red Bank. Tickets of actors, all active for years cer's "Canterbury Tales." 73rd St., and will run for are still available for the The Wil- in the theatrical life of the liams work, Besides the three stage three weekends. Metro Lyric Opera's presen- produced in county. Housing for the group works, a full program of Sets for the play were de- tation of "Carmen" to to HUTCHINS 1953, was is a problem, as it is with workshops in theater arts was signed by L'onia Efthyvoulou, held next Friday at t|,e carl- one of the first plays to utilize most of the local players, but offered this fall. and constructed by Joe Lu- (See Camjito, pg. 7f coL 3) |rv?5 TFpefa niton started NEW YORK (AP) - mittee named by AFL-CIO call a lockout. Another effort to save the President George Meany Eudolf Bing, general man- Metropolitan Opera season, To College's Show would pull out if an agree- ager of the Met, refused to described by union officials ment were not reached. WEST LONG BRANCH Lauren K. Woods, assis- as a final effort, got under- 2 Monttis Lost hold rehearsals or open the Drama club members from tant professor of speech and way here under guid- The pay dispute between season without signed con- six shore area high schools dramatics, directed the pro- ance of a mediator named tracts with the unions, re- & the opera company and were invited to attend the duction. by Mayor John Lindsay. unions representing musicians, portedly because he did not production of William Saro- The production features a The mediator, David L. ballet dancers, chorus mem- want a repetition of a situa- •8 yan's comedy, "The Time of tion of 1^66, when the Met •n cast of 26 Monmouth Cole, described the situation bers, some solo singers and Your Life," performed by the as "very serious" and said backstage" employes already had to meet the terms of the Monmouth College Players students, It is being pre- sented under the auspices of he would spend the time has cost the Met nearly two musicians' union at the last in the college's Fine Arts shuttling between the parties months of its scheduled sea- minute or shut down after Theater. the Speech and Dramatics area of the college's Fine to see if any solution was son. costly preparations. Aits Department. possible. A major stumbling block is LOBSTER LOVERS The high school preview Cole went into the meeting the union'members' demand with a warning from Harry i "Come and Wednesday, Thursday and for back pay for the eight Van Arsdale, president of the weeks of performances and get 'em Friday included an orienta- CLUBBENE' alivel" city Central Labor Council, five weeks of rehearsals lost tion session which covered that a special labor com- because of Avhat the unions DINNER THEATER the theater programs offered at Monmouth and a tour of Route 35 Morgan, NJ. the new theater building, as well as a performance of the presents production. Players Presenting PKk Y««r Own Lthstar

S Anrii .n,,| } nOt DOQS 12 in the basement of Bor- ough Hall. • OPEN GRILL ) Try Our Big "V" Burner Marvin (Frankie the Clown) Francke, club presi- B Fresh Dough Made on Premises dent, announces club mem- Johnny Johnstone BRING THIS AD AND GET bers will discuss costumes 25c DISCOUNT on PIES and makeup and plan a clown show scheduled Dec. at the 88s • WE DELIVER — 787-9761 13 for children of employes of Monmouth Medical Cen- ter, Long Branch. Also on tap is a show for children in ! VEGAS VIC'S Englishtown Dec. 28. Closed Practice sessions for the • 266 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG shows have been scheduled Monday I STORE Week Days 11:30 to 11:30 P.M. the fourth Wednesday of each • K3URS: Week Ends 11:30 to 1:00 A.M. month in Borough Hall at 7 iiiiiiiiiiBi£:«|iRiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii p.m. :•••> Monmouth Symphony Mozart, Beethoven Classics I 9 To Feature Lettvin a ASBURY PARK - Theo- perform the St. Saens Piano Aid Orchestras' Pension Fund •-< dore Lettvin, internationally Concerto No, 2 and Richard known piano virtuoso, will be By MARY CAMPBELL Mozart piano concerto, Serkin ed Szell, by clapping hands JP Strauss' "Burleske." declined to say. One supposi- instead of merely tapping in- featured soloist in the open- NEW YORK (AP) - Dan- a ing concert of the Monmouth Mr. Collier has chosen the ny Kaye conducts and Jack tion was that he wrote them struments; Szell applauded himself. Serkin. Symphony Orchestra. The Bach "Concerto for Orches- Benny plays the violin some Benefit tickets were $15 and -Afterward, walking among a concert starts toe 21st Year tra" and the "Eight Russian years at orchestras'* pension fund benefit concerts. But this $20. double-parked traffic jam of of the Monmouth Symphony Songs" by Liadov as the and will be given Tuesday, season, the New York Phil- The audience erupted into limousines after the concert, Nov. 18 at 8:30 p.im. in As- orchestral portion of the pro- harmonic relied on a couple warm applause after each the audience still talked about bury Park High School Audi- gram. of other fellows — Mozart and work; the orchestra applaud- the music. torium. Subscriptions to the entire Beethoven. Harold Schonberg, of the series of concerts by the Monday's was an evening of New York Times, recently Monmouth Symphony may, be masterpieces — Mozart's 40th said of Lettvin that, "he holds obtained by calling M.H. Gold- Enjoy Yourself a a superior place among Amer- wasser of Wayside or by Symphony, one of the three ican pianists." Mr. Lettvin writing to P.O. Box 30, As- considered his greatest; his The wonderful "SPECIALS" are here at Jack made his orchestral debut bury Park. "Concerto for Piano and Or- Baker's Lobster Shanty and Shanty Pub now when be' was 12 playing with chestra, in C Major," with for every member of your family to enjoy! the Chicago Symphony Or- one of the loveliest themes in chestra. When he reached his 15th birthday, he won a scho- Allan Jones music in its second move- Visit Us Soon! larship to the Curtis Institute ment, and Beethoven's rav- -of Music where he studied ishing "Concerto for Piano RRIIMfH A Wlf w°y t0 sl>end Suretoy — with your At Raceway DflUnUl choices of steak and eggs and your favorite >$ta two world-renowned art- and Orchestras, No. 4, in G dishes. Served from 1) a.m. fo 3 p.m. Eat all you want. Only $2.50 (or FREEHOLD - Allan Jones iste, Rudolf Serkin and Mie- Major." adult;, ti.75 children. czylow Horozowski. After a will appear at Freehold brief interruption during Popular spaetoll Two complete lobster dfnwn Raceway today. Joining the New York Phil- MONDAY NIGHT for $7.»5, World War II, when he served harmonic were two present in the Navy, Mr. Lettvin em- Now appearing in "The day master musicians, MirilT BUCKET Eot h*art>r from a luper-deilclous se- barked on a concert career Fantasticks" at Meadow- George Szell, 72, musical di- brook Theatre Restaurant in muni Durrci lec)lon M ,Nfoodon d glarlou, roasls, that has taken him to many rector of the Cleveland Or- and (ola those who moke Tuesday their finest night out. Served from 4:30 parts of the world and has Cedar Grove, Mr. Jones chestra, and concert pia- to 9 p.m. Only U per person. won.him national and inter- starred in Hollywood musicals. nist Rudolf Serkin, 66. Utr.UJ national recognition. In addi- He is best remembered for NIW11 tobsters for only »5.«. First Appearance tion to his recital tours, Mr. his rendition of "The Donkey UirUT Flsh-loveri can eat all they want, broiled or Lettvin appears regulary with Serenade," with which his Szell was making his first NIOHl fried fish for J2.9S. name hag become synony- appearance in an additional the major orchestras of the Lunch world. mous. job he has taken on for this ftAIIV CFAFAAn RIIFFFT I*""** ° specM «w>i a* this season and next, music ad- PAILi jcArUUU DUrrtl i *m <*««» * choices » Mr. Lettvin, accompanied From the coal mines of dally repai t r viser and senior pest con- you to make from the lavish board. Served from noon to 3 p.m. Onty %2.tS by the orchestra under Gil- Scranton, to operatic study for odults, SI.75 children. roan OoHier's 'direction, will ductor of the New York Phil- in Paris to the Broadway harmonic. This Philharmonic stage and, finally, to stardom appointment comes between JACK BAKER'S in Hollywood, Jones has met the retirement of Leonard Bernstein last spring and the Peterson's with sucess at every turn. arrival of his successor, Pi- LOBSTER SH4NTV RESTAURANT His ability to adapt a erre Boulez to take over. NOW TAKING classically trained voice, rug- Szell made his debut with HOLIDAY ORDF7S ged good looks and natural the New York Philharmonic acting talent to the demands in 1M4 and Serkin made his * mm PUB FOR OUR of musical comedies and op- in 1936. FAMOUS erettas established him as a on scenic Channel Drive over* prime favorite with playgoers Delicate Job looking the Manasquan River* HOME MADE PIES and moMg fans of the For- Serkin played with unfail- ties. • ingly beautiful delicacy. POINT PLEASANT BEACH, H.J. 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BANQUET and PHONE FOR YOUR HOST WEDDING FACILITIES RESERVATIONS MIKE BODNAR FO« 25 TO 500 PEOPLE 291-3511 of "THE PUB" IB HE SAID; SHE SAID 0 '"',•/',, SATURDAY Guests; Kaye Ballard, Carl Reiner, Peter Lawford. Panelists: Bill Cullen and his wife Ann; Patrick I O'Neal and his wife Cynthia; Pat Carroll and her g TELEVISION husband Lee Karsian; Orson Bean and Ws wife MORNING © BOOK BEAT Thete program listing! are the moit Accurate of any Host Robert Cromle interviews David Douglas 5:30 O MODERN FARMER weekly television guide. AD lutings ar« supplied by Duncan on his book "Self Portrait," 6:25 0GIVE US THIS DAY. 8:30 O HOGAN'S HEROES 0 6:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 0 the televiiion stations and program changes received A Gestapo officer blackmails Colonel Kllnk with an are made up to the time The Daily Register goes to incriminating photograph, and Hogan and his band O ACROSS THE FENCE o must find a way to quash the scheme and save 7:00 O BLACK LETTRES 0 press. Kltnk for their own purposes. O COLONEL BLEEP 0 At an added service to television viewers, a listing 0 THE NAME OF THE GAME 0 0 FAITH TO FAITH 0 13 "The Prisoner Within." Unaware that Col. Walter 0 PROJECT KNOW 0 ts carried throughout rh« week in The Daily Register Royce Is hiding a dangerous secret about his past, 7:30 0 HAVING A BALL 0 supplying viewers with the most up-to-the-minute Jeff Dillon accepts the officer's challenge to under- go the army's "anti-brainwashing" course. .<- 0 DODO 0 program information available. 0 DAVID FROST SHOW 0 PRINCE PLANET 0 MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN 0 0 DAVEY AND GOLIATH 0 , "Wedding Bells For 3Vfr. Deeds." Deeds is backed 0 WOR-TV CD THE CHRISTOPHERS 0 © WCBS-TV into a marriage when he agrees to look after a girl 7:45 CD DAVEY AND GOLIATH 0 © WNBCTV 0 WPIX-TV from back home. 8:00 ©THE JETSONS 0 0 THE JOE NAMATH SHOW 0 0 WNEW-TV CO WNDT-TV m THE FELONY SQUAD 0 O THE HECKLE AND JECKLE SHOW 0 "Who'll Take Care of Joey?" That's the question ©MARINE BOY 0 WABC-TV 0 lndJc«t«> Color posed to Sam when he leads the chase for a murder 0 CASPER THE FRIENDLY GHOST O suspect—whose sister is Sam's friend. ID THE EVANGEL HOUR ID N.E.T. PLAYHOUSE 8:30 © THF. BUGS BUNNY-ROAD '"Theatre American: New Theatre for Now." A bill RUNNER HOUR 0 of four dramatic vignettes and a two character, 0 EASTS1DE COMEDY one-act play, all by new American playwrights. 9:00 0 CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE "Blonde Dynamite" starring The Bowery Boys, Lee "Penelope" starring Natalie Wood, Jonathan Win- Gorcy. The Boys organize an escort bureau but th< ters. The neurotic wife of a banker robs her hus- clients keep them busy so gang of bank bandlti band's bank to get attention. ,(1966) can tunnel into a vault. (1^50) 0 HERE COMES THE BRIDES 0 0 THE SMOKEY BEAR SHOW 0 •'The Legend of Big Foot," A legendary creature, ID THIS IS THE LIFE FRIDAY half animal and half man, haunts the Seattle towns- ^8:56 O NEWS AND WEATHER people. 9:00 0 HERE COMES THE GRUMP 0 O BASKETBALL 0 0 THE CATTANOOGA CATS 0 Baltimore Bullets vs Boston Celtics DAYTIME SPECIALS 0 INSIGHT ID BEN CASEY CD APPRENDA INGLES 0 7:00 O TODAY© Leslie Nlelson as a psychiatrist whose intense de- ,9:30 0 DASTARDLY AND MUTTLEY IN THEIR Special expanded edition heavily devoted to pre> sire to return 'a patient to reality becomes an ob- FLYING MACHINE 0 . launch activity. session. 0 THE PINK PANTHER 0 10:00 O LAUNCH COVERAGE 8 10:00 0 BRACKEN'S WORLD 0 0 SHIRLEY TEMPLE THEATRE "AH the Beautiful Young Girls." Laura Deane suf- 10:30 APOLLO LUNAR LANDING MISSION 0 "Stowaway" starring Shirley Temple, Robert 11:00 © RETURN TO THE M fers heartache when her old love re-enters her life RU ^f& and still displays a weakness for young girls. Toung. Daughter of slain Chinese missionary stows ^ THE FLIGHT OF APOLL6^2 « 0 ID TEN O'CLOCK NEWS away on playboy's "yacht. (1936) 2:30 0 0 APOLLO 12 0 0 JIMMY DURANTE PRESENTS THE O GOVERNMENT STORY 0 Coverage of space maneuvers. LENNON SISTERS HOUR 0 CD EN FRANCE DAYTIME MOVIES Guests: George Bums, John Gary and Sonny James 10:00 O THE PERILS OF PENELOPE PITSTOP & and his Southern Gentlemen. The "city segment" © H. R. PUFNSTUF 0 9:00 O "The View From Pompey'i Ht«d" salutes New York City. O HOT WHEELS 0 10:00 - 0 "Welcome Stranger" O WHAT'S MY LINE 0 O TWIN CIRCLE HEADLINE 0 11:30 © "Love From A Stranger" Guests: Gall Sheldon, Gene Ray burn, Arlene Fran- ' CD EQUAL TIME 0 da Soupy Sales. 12:00 G "The Virginian" 10:30 0 SCOOBY-DOO, WHERE ARE YOU! 0 4:30 © "Stringer on The Run" (BNEWSFRONT O WONDERFUL WORLD OF SPORT 0 0 THE BANANA SPLITS ADVENTURE O "The Bedford. Incident" HOUR 0 <* m "Vengeance Valley" BOO NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS 0 0 PEYTON PLACE 0 THE HARDY BOYS 0 EVENING O DIVORCE COURT 0 0 RIGHT NOW 0 Q INSIGHT 0 6:00 ©© NEWS 0 "Allison vs Allison." A wife's deep love for her hus- band backfires, causing him to sue for divorce, .11:00 0 THE ARCHIE COMEDY HOUR 0 © LOST IN SPACE 0 ID HERE'S BARBARA 0 0 INSIDE BEDFORD STUYVESANT O EYEWITNESS NEW$-©:00 REPORT 0 11:30 0 THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 0 0 SKY HAWKS 0 © GILUGAN'S ISLAND 0 ©MAD MAD MOVIE Mr, Howell revises his will, leaving Impressive lega- 0- TONIGHT SHOW 0 Guests: Lynn Kellogg, George Lindsay "Invasion of the Neptune^ Men". A space ship from cies to the ether castaways. 0 11:30 MOVIE Neptune attempts the invasion of earth. (1963) ID BATMAN 0 "Paths of Glory" starring Kirk Douglas, Ralph CD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ID WHAT'S NEW? Meeker. 1916: General orders 701st Infantry. Regi- Monroe vs Evander Childs High. ''Behind the scenes". Hollywood star Jimmy Stew- ment to take impregnable defense position held by i 1:30 O JAMBO 0 art makes ft cameo appearance on this program Germans. Failing, as it was doomed to fail, General, which documents a young boy's visit to a Hollywood attempting to cover misjudgment, orders execution 0 THE ADVENTURES OF GULLIVER 0 film set. fl" of three soldiers. (1957 6:30 O FLIPPER 0 0 JOEY BISHOP SHOW 0 AFTERNOON Flipper and Sandy are duped into helping a spy Guest: George Burns 12:00 0 THE MONKEES 0 when "a secret instrument package from a rocket !• 0 THE LATE MOVIE loet in Coral Key Park. •The Phoenix City Story" starring Richard Klley, © THE FLINTSTONES 0 John Mclntire. A young lawyer returning from the 0 EVANS-NOKAK REPORT 0 STAR TREK 0 u 4 • . - Army discovers his town has become "Sin City 0 FANTASTIC VOYAGE 0 The Enterprise gets a rescue order that hwi top pri- USA"—and vows to clean it up! (1055) , 12:30 © WACKY RACES 0 . orities but there seems to be nothing to rescue. ID PERRY MASON ©APOLLO 12 SPECIAL v ffl UNIVERSITY/OF THE AIR •The Case of the Fickle Fortune" A youth-oriented program and discussion on Apollo 7:00 © CBS EVENING NEWS 0 12:30 CD THE PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 0 12 mission. with Walter CfonWte , Dr. John E. Eichenlaub of Minneapolis discusses ©MEN IN CRISIS 0 HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY REPORT 0 the true fulfillment in marriage. O AMERICAN BANDSTAND '69 0 0 I LOVE LUCY 1:00 O THE ONE A.M. REPORT 0 O CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL 0 ABC EVENING NEWS WITH 0 LATE NEWS 0 * "The Puller Brush Man" starring Red Skelton, Janet FRANK REYNOLDS 0 O THE BEST OF BROADWAY /, Blair. Red Jones is a failure as a street cleaner and O DICK VAN DYKE SHOW "Klndar the Invulnerable" starring Mark Forest, can win his girl only by proving himself a success IB EN FRANCAIS, SU VOUS PLAIT Mimmo Palmara. An adventure drama about a In his new career. (19«) 7:30 © GET SMART 0 courageous youth who was destined from birth to 1:00 © SUPERMAN 0 The Smarts become the parents of twins but only fight for the rights of his countrymen. (1065) Q AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 0 ' after unraveling a mix-up in hospitals that first has Q THE HONEYMOONERS © THE WORLD OF LOWELL THOMAS 0 them visiting a sanitarium which turns out to be 1:10 ©THE LATE SHOW CD UPBEAT 0 KAOS headquarters. (Part II) 'The Key" starring William Holden, Sophia Loren. Commander of unarmed seagoing tug, assigned to 1:30 © JONNY QUEST 0 © TONY LAWRENCE.LOVE FESTIVAL 0 tow to safety allied ships disabled by enemy action ©INTERNATIONAL ZONE 0 Starring The Chambers Brothers with guests: during World War II, is given the key which he "Singapore, My Singapore" Bobby "Blues" ROBIN HOOD 0 "Morgan the Pirate" starring Steve Reeves, Valerie family face no problems when they set out to ftd* 10:00 0 LAMP UNTO MY FEET La Grange. The fabulous adventures of the Robin minister flu shots to everyone Jn the entire Hppter- O OPEN CIRCUIT 0 Hood of the Seven Seas ... the boldest swashbuck- vllle Valley, until Janet runs into the Tweedy fam- ler of them all. (1961) ily in the hill country. O GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE 0 © THE ADDAMS FAMILY O MOTHER'S-IN-LAW © © BATMAN Q I 4:30 0 THE EARLY SHOW O NCAA FOOTBALL © 10:30 0 LOOK'UP AND LIVE "Operation Petticoat" starring Cary Grant, Tony Notre Dame at Georgia Tech O MAN IN OFFICE 9 . Curtis. Determined to get sub back in action, com- 10:00. O MISS TEENAGE AMERICA PAGEANT 9 O FANTASTIC FOUR 0 , I mander bypasses regulations and uses "enterpris- Forty-five girls, winners in local preliminary O COUSIN BRUC1E 0 ; ing.'' thievery methods of new supply officer to pageants across 'the nation, compete for the title © SPEED RACER © ' ; procure necessary parts. (1&59) of MtsB Teenage America. O MOVIE 4 O THE 10 O'CLOCK WEEKEND NEWS © 11:00 O CAMERA THREE © "The Loves of Edgar Allen Poe". starring Linda © THE NEWS AT TEN © ©SEARCHLIGHT 0 A. Darnell, John Sheppard. Based on the life of Edgar © CATCH 13 © O BULLWINKLE & Allen Poe. (1942) This program features The Clancy Brothers; Elaine © SUPERMAN© 0 SECRET AGENT Stritch; 'comic Robert King; singer Andy Thomas; 11:30 O PUBLIC HEARING 0 "Sting in the Tail" Kukla, Fran and OUie (taped); singer Maxlne O DIRECT LINE 0 ABC'S WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 0 Brown; and Peter Duchin and his orchestra. G THE FLINTSTONES 0 Phoenix "200" Indianapolis Car Raw. 10:30 G HELLUVA TOWN O DISCOVERY '69 © RACE OF THE WEEK 9 0 EQUAL TIME "Lights, Camera and Underwater Adventure" ©SESAME STREET 3 11:00 O NEWS © O CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL A series designed to stimulate the intellectual G THE SAINT 0 "The Bandit of Sherwood Forest" starring Cornel growth of pre-school children, ages three to five. © NFL GAME OF THE WEEK © Wilde. Fleeing the cruel Regent, who has imprisoned 5:00 © THE INVADERS & 11:25 O WONDERFUL WORLD OF SPORT © the King, the son of Robin Hood attempts to sneak "The Life Seekers" 11:30 0 THE ELEVEN O'CLOCK-REPORT © Into the castle and daringly free his Monarch. 5:30 O G-E COLLEGE BOWL 0 Q THE SATURDAY NIGHT TONIGHT SHOW G © NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL 9 0 MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. © 0 PLAYBOY AFTER DARK 0 Notre Dame vs Georgia Tech. "Matterhorn Affair" Guests: Don Adams, David Hemmings, Gayle Hun- CD BOOK BEAT 0 nlcutt, Deep Purple, Brenton Wood, Lyrai Kellogg, AFTERNOON Host Robert Cromle interviews David Douglas Dun- Jackie Gayle. Hosted by Hugh Hefner. can on his book "Self Portrait." 12:00 © NEWSMAKERS © > © PERRY MASON Q DOROTHY GORDON'S YOUTH FORUM 9 EVENING '2:00 & THE LATE SHOW O EASTSIDE COMEDY "Escape From Zahraln" starring Sal Mineo, Yul "Bowery Battalion" starring The Bowery Boys, Leo 6:00 O APOLLO 12 COVERAGE 0 Brynner. Fanatical followers of Nationalist leader, Gorcey. The Bowery Boys form a unit of their own Color transmission from inside the spacecraft. In an Arab oil state controlled by a corrupt mon- to go to war. (1951) O IT'S ACADEMIC 0 arch, rescue him as he is being taken to be executed. G OUTER LIMITS O COLLEGE FOOTBALL '69 9 Only shown If Apollo" 12 is cancelled. 12:25 0 THE MID-DAY REPORT 9 O GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 0 12:30 0 ABC WEEKEND NEWS 0 O PHILBIN'S PEOPLE 12:30 0 FACE THE NATION 9 © JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE 0 - © IT IS WRITTEN'© Q THE ETERNAL LIGHT 0. A story of a court trial generated by the explosion 1:00 0 PICTURE FOR A SUNDAY AFTERNOON 9 . 12:45 0 EYEWITNESS NEWS © / 1 in a District Attorney's car. 1:00 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW "Mr. Magoo" starring The Three Musketeers, © N.EJ. FESTIVAL 0 Cyrano., King Arthur( Gunga Din, Jim_Backu»-i»— "Why Save Florence." A documentary study of "The Easy Lifo" starring Vlttorio Classman, Cath* the voice of Mr. Magoo. (1964) ' Florence since the worst flood in its history (Nov. erine Spaak, A shy sensitive young man falls under O MEET THE PRESS 3 1966) and how bureaucracy, traffic and commerical- the spell of an aggressive playboy. (1864) G FIVE STAR MOVIE ism have impeded its recovery. •* G THE WORLD OF LOWELL THOMAS © "3 Sailors and a Girl" starring Jane Powell, Gor- 6:30 O THE SIX THIRTY REPORT 0 0 THE BEST OF BROADWAY don MacRae. Three sailors in N.Y. with 8 'months "Major Dundee" starring Charlton Heston, Richard back pay, are delgated by the crew to invest their Q THE HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY REPORT 9 Harris. An adventure drama about a Union Army G MY FAVORITE MARTIAN . . • . money. They decided to "angel" a show. (1953) Officer who volunteers to lead a band of prisoners O DIRECTIONS © O EYEWITNESS NEWS against a savage Indian leader. (1965) O MOVIE 9 O FLIPPER © © THE BIG PICTURE Q "Triumph of the Son of Hercules" starring Dan A school of killer sharks keep Sandy and Bud 1:30 G MEN IN CRISIS Vadfs, Marilu Tolo. The people of Micene rise in trapped In a sunken wreck while Flipper tries to 1:55 0 THE LATE SHOW 11 revolt against its evil prince and the leader of the arouse Porter Ricks. "Only the Best" starring Susan Hayward, Dan revolt sends his brother to beseech Hercules to aid 7:00 8 CBS EVENING NEWS & Dalley. Ambitious woman in New York's garment In restoring justice. (1964) O CONNECTICUT ILLUSTRATED 0 center schemes her way into a partnership which © OUTDOORS WITH JGi FOSS 9 "A Place Among Us." This program explores Con- ~ she almost throws over for a love-nest arrangement 1:30 O MOVIE FOUR necticut's solution to the care and housing of retard- with merchant prince who can make her a world- "Object Burma" starring Erro] Plynn, William. ed patients.. renowned designer. (1951) Prince. Para-troopers fight Japanese in Burma. O I LOVE LUCY 2:00 O THE LATE NIGHT NEWS 0 (1945) O THE ANNIVERSARY GAME 0 O NEWS HEADLINES © O ISSUES AND ANSWERS O DICK VAN DYKE SHOW O NEWS AND WEATHER © SCENE SEVENTY 0 © HE SAID SHE SAID 0 3:30 O THE BEST OF BROADWAY II 2:00 0 EYEWITNESS NEWS CONFERENCE G • Guests: Phyllis DiHer and her husband Warde Dono- "Dark Intruder" starring Leslie Nielsen, Mark 2:30 O CONVERSATION 0 van; Alejandro Rey and his wife Joyce; Jack Klug- Richman. A drama about a phantom figure whlclt A new half-hour Interview series featuring interest* man and his wife Brett and Shirley Jones and Jack strikes at the people of San Francisco during the ing and informative guests from a variety of fields. Cassldy, turn of the century. (1965) • ' < O MOVIE 9 3:45 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW I "The Outlaws Son" starring Dane Clark, Lori Nel- fB CATCH 13 0 "Mutiny on the Bounty" starring Clark Gable, son. The grown son of a renegade becomes an out- The first of three special programa featuring enter- Charles Laughton. Goaded beyond endurance by th« law In order, he thinks, to avenge his father. (1957) tainment and talk by leading performers of stage, Inhuman treatment of their brutal captain the men screen and television. Guests: Rodney Dangerfield; of HMS Bounty mutiny and set him adrift. (1935) © SUNDAY AFTERNOON MOVIE "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" starring Rex Harrison, Richie Havens; Gerry Mulligan and Peter Duchln 4:25 © GIVE US THIS DAY and his orchestra. •-Gene Tierney. Lonely widow falls in love with the 7:30 O THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW 0 ghost of an old sea captain. (1947) Guest: Donald O'Connor 3:00 0 THE FRANK GIFFORD SHOW 0 O THE ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW 0 G METROMEDIA MOVIE Andy's guesta are Jimmy Durante, Jackie De Shan- SUNDAY "Houae of Strangers" starring Edward G. Robinson, non, the Grassroots and Rolf Harris. Richard Conte. Banker sets his four sons against G THE CHAMPIONS © each other and lets his youngest go-to jail for him. ©"LIKE IT IS© O THE DATING GAME © 3:30 0 THE NFL TODAY 9 O THE AVENGERS 0 MORNING "The Positive-Negative Man" 4:00 0 NFL FOOTBALL GAME 0 © THIS WEEK IN PRO FOOTBALL 0 6:55 O GIVE US THIS DAY Baltimore Colts vs San Francisco 4Bers. O AFL FOOTBALL GAME 0 11:00 O THE NEWLYWED GAME © 7:00 B TOM AND JERRY 8 San Diego Chargers at Oakland Raiders. »:30 O MY THREE SONS © . the. G MORMON CONFERENCE O ISLANDS IN THE SUN © "Steve and Barbara, their nerves strained to^ the © CATHEDRAL OF TOMORROW O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE breaklnz nolnt call it all off one week before their 7:15 O MODERN FARMER "State Secret" starring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. SaTeddhTg, but they both have..«econd thoughts after a few hours. \#iEc 7:30 0 THE BATMAN SHOW © Glynls Johns. An American Doctor f ej$M tirtreat O NBC SATURDAY NIGH T AT THE irtMOVIES G BISHOP SHEEN G the ruthless Dictator of a European country, finds "The Fortune Cookie" starring Jack Lraimo O PROJECT KNOW 0 himself in possession of a deadly secret—and his life to a in grave danger. (1951) Walter Matthau. When a ^ «f ambulance 7:45 O COMMUNITYAT LARGE 0 eraman is slightly roughed up while , football gam*, his brother-in-law, an 7-JSI; o NEWS AND LEATHER . ,,- i (Continued on ,Ne» f*gt\ • , ., chasing fawyjr concocta an elaborate scheme t© SALARY INCREASES FRANKFORT Ky. 47> B'nai Brith to Meet Not yoii. pot after you've tried 9:00 © THE LESLIE UGGAMS SHOW 0 „ RUMSON — The regular your first Bonanza steak dinner. Quest stars: Dick Van Dyke, Ken Berry and David Fry©. general membership meeting Try a little tenderness tonight O BONANZA 0 of Monmouth 'Lodge B'nai "Meena," Escaping from three outlaws who seek Brith will be held Monday at "World's Biggest Steak Buf* to kidnap him, Little Joe is befriended by a pretty 8:30 at Congregation B'nai glrt~who mistakes his expressions of gratitude for Israel, Hance Road. a marriage proposal. Program for the evening 0 THE SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE 0 •The Flight of the Phoenix" starring James Stew- will consist of a talk by art Richard Attenborough. Drama of the battle for former Ambassaasor Kath- •urvival of 10 men who crash land in tho pitiless arine E. White of Red Bank. H^wAY J wastes of the Sahara Desert. (1066) Refreshments will be served HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLE TOWN O FIRING LINE WITH WILLIAM and the.meeting is open to 747-0065 • 11:30 A.M. to 8 P.M. BUCKLEY© the public. ABC Show to Feature Modern Jazz Quartet "Like It Is" dedicates an and at the Scarsdale borne of hour-long show to the work the fourth member of the of the Modern Jazz Quartet group, vibraharpist, Milt on WABC-TV Channel 7 on Jackson. Sunday at 3 p.m. The distinguished group is one of the longest established in the jazz field and is inter- Puppeteers nationally recognized as the musical group responsible for To Perform taking jazz out of the cellar and into the concert hall. FREEHOLD - "Little Red a The program will show the Riding Hood," "Hansel and Modern Jazz Quartet in ac- Gretel" and "Cinderella" will I tion. Host Gil Noble will also be presented by The Vil- '-talk to the members of the lagers, an amateur puppe- group, who have been togeth- teer group from Allentown at er 14 years. The conversations the Elks lodge at 7 p.m. next with John Lewis, pianist and Tuesday. musical director; Percy The group will perform at Heath, bassist and Connie the fifth annual holiday ba- Kay, drummer will take place zaar for the benefit of the both in the WABC-TV studios Freehold Area Hospital, p 2 PRESENTING: TAO IN PRODUCTION — Jowph Reilly, director of Hie Theater Arts Guild produc- tion of "Camino Real," goes over script with Doris Licht, left, Marlene Ellman, THE SENSATIONAL seated, and Erma Roscoe. "PETE MILANO'S" TRIO 'Camino Real' Opening COME EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY AT THE (Continued) ON CAMBRIDGE INN ton Theater, starring Metro- and Theater Six in Metuchen DOWN! politan Opera singers Mignon opens tonight with a month's 910 UNION AVENUE. UNION IEACH FOR MUSIC Dunn and Frank Guarrera. run of "You Know I Can't 2t4-feS7-LOUNGE RESTAU1ANT-2H-218* DANCING and Hear You When the Water's PIZZA — OUR SPECIALTY PROGRAM NOTES: Mon- ENTERTAINMENT mouth Players "Ten Little In- Running." dians" continues this week- The Drama Department of Now Playing! j end and next; Seaview closes the Woman's Club of Little "On a Clear Day You Can Silver will present an adapta- JOEY J. See Forever" tomorrow night, tion of "Waiting in the QUARTET Wings," by Noel Coward, PARTY LINE RENTALS Jack Bofctr't Monday and Wednesday at ANNIVERSARY SALE Set Program 1:30 p.m, in the clubhouse, Rumson Road and Church St. On Pop Music Mrs, Robert Frederickson is OLD BRIDGE - Vic director of the play, Which ENTERTAINMENT ««•CHRISTMAS "Sketch" Erickson will pre- has been rewritten to accom- NIGHTLY ON ALL odate the all-female cast. The sent a series of programs in- group has won a number of fonest toiwiMkt BOXED CARDS! corporating cartoon sketches awards for its work in POlNTPlEASAHtBCAOi and pop music on Nov. 12,13, drama. COME TO OUR NEW ENLARGED STORE and pop music on today and THANKSGIVING PARTY SUPPLIES tomorrow, at The Grace Gos- pel Church, here. ENTERTAINMENT . . . DECORATIONS NOW ON SALE The program "Pop Goes America," has been designed SATURDAY — The "Trio francoise" K|NT ALL YOUR PARTY NEEDS to help bridge the gap be-' Featuring Francoise PLAZA 35 HWY. 3$ EATONTOWN 542-4430 tween generations. Mr. Erlck- son presented programs SUNDAY — SING-A-LONG specifically geared to adult audiences on Nov. 12 and 13 with EDDIE B. at the PIANO at 8 p.m. Tonight and tomor- row teens will have a chance O'BRIEN'S DUBLIN HOUSE to see a program geared to 69 Carr Ave. 787-9881 Keansburcj their generation's interests. Mr, Erlekson Is a commercial artist and authority on pop mu- sic. The public is invited and "The Best in FOOD and MUSIC" there will be no admission charge. Class to Present ALPINE MANOR Allen Comedy HWY. 36. HAZLET — The senior HIGHLAND! class at Raritan High School will present Woody Allen's two-act comedy, "Don't 8720773 Drink the Water," Friday and Saturday, Nov. 21 and 22, at 8 p.m. In the school. MUSIC NITELY! The cast includes George Pagano as Walter Hallander, the "MAGNIFICENT Debbie Thompson as Marion Hallander, Denise Lafrano as THEATRE ORGAN" Susan Hallander, Daniel NEW Baldwin as Axel Magee, Leo now at the ALPINE Waivers as Father Drobney, Jeffrey Meyers as Kilroy, "ART SERVILLA" Jim Seidel as Krojcck., and the CHAIRMAN of the KEYS William Stat, Bernice Dar- nell, Paula Rachlin, Richard 5UN.-MON.-WED.-THURS. Van Ditto, Susan OIup, Rich- ard Powers and Chris Carl, "ALICE'S RESTAURANTS ARLO GUTHRI E COLOR by DeLuxe MKWU MOTOR ncium tcow wi)«mwril Mioii »uo»« DANCING Saigon is situated on a loop Umted Artists of the Song Sal Gon, the Sai- FRIDAY and SATURDAY gon River. In the 18th cen- . NOW PLAYING tury it was a walled bastion Featuring BATONtOm HA2LET MIDDLETOWN built by Vietnamese over- and the "MERRIMEN" with CARLA lords from the north. It be- also ED FIOYNTON ot th»:> PIANO EATONTOWN DR. IN RT. 35 DR. IN TOWN came a tree-shaded, spacious Serving 'til 1:00 A.M. — C'osod Tuesday colonial capital under France's 19th-century empire. At The Movies ALTER EADE I HEATRES • Death Rldea ft Horse 7:30; Quna RED BANK MANASQUAN of the Magnificent Seven 9:i». CARLTON- ALGONQUIN- Wc»t Side Btory 7:10; 0:*5. Sweet Charity 2:00; 6:D0; 9:15, EAST BRUNSWICK BAT. * BUM. — 1'lie ClirLntmfts SAT. — Kiddle Show: The Won- TURNPIKE- Tree 2:00; 4:00; 0:00: 8:00; 10:00. derful Land of Oz 2:00; Sweet OUTDOOR: FRI., SAT. & SUM. — Charity 6:50; 9:16. De Bade 7:00; 10:36; Three In the LAST TIMES TODAY EATONTOWN BUN. -- Klddlo Bhow: Tlie Won- Mtlc 0:00. RED BANK COMMUNITY- derful Land of Oz 2:00; Sweet INDOOR — De Bade T:30; U:flO; Ohatrlty 1:30; 6:00; 0:20. Hi re e in the Attic 0:30. "WEST SIDE Medlum CJOI 2:00; 7:00; 0:10. BAT. & SUN. — Last Planet 2:00; ARLTON 8AT. * BUN. — Kiddie filiow: BRICK TOWN 3:50; Wonderful Land of Oz 2:35; Wonderful UnU at Or. 2:00; Medi- 4:30; Three in the Atlc 5:50; 9:30; 741-9600 STORY" um Oool 0:00; 8:00; 10:00. BRICK PLAZA— Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell 7:30; De Bade 7:30; 11:05. DRIVEIN*- The Night They Raided Mlnskys PERTH AMBOY FW. * SAT. — Alice's Restau- 9:30. STARTS TOMORROW rant 7;00; 11:00; Tliomug Crown SAT. — The Wonderful Land of AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— Affair 0:20. Oz 2:00; Buona sera Mr«. Camp- PRI., SAT. A BUN. — Oftrtocm SUN. — Alice's Remiturunt G:00: bell 8:00; DMO; The Night Thoy 7:00; De Bade 7:06; 11:'1O; Mission 10:00; "Wwmw Crown Affair 8:-0. Raided Mirwlty. 8:00. 9:266. BUiN. — The Wonderful Land or ["PICTURE OF THE MONTH!" FREEHOLD Oz 2:00; The Night They Raided MENLO PARK Mlnakys 4:15; 8:00; Buona Sen CINEMA- MALL- Mrs. Oampbel! 0:00; 9:45. Allce'a Restaurant 2:00; 4:00;6:00; pqi>l 7:^0; ir It'« Tuesday This 8-00; 10:00. Must Hi- Belgium 9:35, MALL CINEMA— SAT. — THe White Warrior 1:00; m IMMI HUM tmmium m Lu Fun Cmu mvm SAT. * BUN. — Kiddle 8liow: Popl 7:20; If Ifa Tuesday, This Alice's Restaurant 4:00; 6:00; 2:00; 1'iH'l 4:19; 8:20; K It's Tues- Must Be Belgium 9:15. 8:00; 10:00. day THto Must Me Belgium 0:10; BAT. & SUN. — Popl 3:08: 6:3(5; SUN. — Alice's Restaurant 3:00; V/ILLI/1H HOLDEN 10:15; If It's Tuesday Ttilt Must 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00. 10:30. lie Belgium 9:10. ASBURY PARK VIRNflLISI LAURELTON PAINTED HIGHWAYS LYRIC- DRIVE-IN™ De Saile 7:15: 9:35. \ FRI., SAT. & SUN. — Naked ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - BOUKYIL BAT. * BUN. — Do Bade 2;00; . Angela 7:00: Pit stop 8:10; Hell's More than a half million gal- >.".'. TERENCE VOUNG 5:00: Ti30; 10:00. Angela on Wheels 10:25, lons of paint will be spread MAYFAIR- TOMS RIVER on New York State highways "THECHRISTMfflS Allce'H RiruUurant 2:00; 7:20; 9:30. COMMUNITY- »AT. ft SUN. - AHCO'B Restau- this summer and fall to rant 2iOO; 1:00; 0:00; 9:00; 10:00. Alice's Restaurant 2:03; 7:10; 9:10. SAT. — Alice's Restaurant 2:06; brighten traffic markings, the cTREEu m waul • nm" tmtmmt.' PARAMOUNTBAT. & SUN, —— Fanny Hill 2:00; 4:05; 6:00: 8:10; 10:10. 4:00: C:00; 8:00; 10:00. SUN. — Alice's Restnurivnt 2:00; State Transportation Depart- STFann. JAMESy Hill 1-/M;- 0:10. 4:00; 5:50; - 7:50; &:«. ment reports. Kunny Olrt- 8::». D0VER- SAT. A SUN. — Funny Girl 2:30; Fanny Hill 7:25; 8:36. Before the painting season 8:30. SAT. '— 'Kiddle Show: Wonderful ends, the agency says, main- CITY Land of Os 2:00; Fanny Hill 1:30; MIDDLETOWN • 6:18; 8;M; 10:10, \i • tenance crews' will;: apply ATONTOWN SUN. — Kiddle Showi-'WibnaettuI THo Fimt Time ?:»; La»l Sum- tsiMi of Oz 2:00; Pajiny'HlHr5:10; white or yellow paint tb 18,- mer 0:20. 7:15; 0:20. OWN DRIVE-IN BAT. — KkUllo Show: Wonderful 300 miles of centerline mark- 671-1020 L«ntl of OJ! 2:00; Tlie Flr»l Time North of Red Bank ings and 15,000 miles of edge- 542-4200 4:10; 8:30; Last Summer 6:23; ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS lining. BUN. — Kkklle aivow: Wandecful ATLANTIC- ASBURY PARK Land of Oz 2:00: Last Bummer PRI. A BAT. — Impossible Year* The gallonage is enough to FOR »:M; The Ptrst Time 1:40; 7:00; Dr. Zhlvago 8:30. SUN.,— Impossible YiMirs 2:00; paint a six-inch-wide stripe AYFAIR ADULTS 7J00; ftr. Zhlvaso 3:0S; 8:30, around the earth's equator or 775-BB81 MIDDLETOWN to cover 110,000 average-sized ONLY TOWN- Alice's Restaurant 7:10: 9:10. homes, the department said. .SAT. A SUN. — Kiddle Show: ICASlNOj Wonderful Land of Oz 2:00: Alice's whefe the hcadf of all nations meet » Buochway 787-0300 Keonsburg 4 Restaurant 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00. METRO LYRIC OPERA * * IIAZLET PLAZA- Live—On Stage NOW Hm SUNDAY If It's TucBdty Thin Must Be Bel- glum 7:30; Popl 0:lS. GUNS OF THE EAT. — Kiddle Show: Wonderful and of OK 2:00; Pop) 6:00; 9:45; CARMEN MAGNIFICENT "7" If U's Tupsilay TViia Must Be Belgium 8:09. with "MET" Stars _ and BUN. — Kiddle Show: Wonderful "DEATH RIDES A HORSE" Land of Oz 2:00; Pop! 5:36; 9:15; If ll'a Tuesday This Hunt Be Friday, Nov. 21st Belgium 7:40. SAT. 1 SUN. MATINEE at 2 8:15 P.M. RT. 35 DRIVE-IN- "CHALLENGE OP FRI., 3AT, & SUN. — Alice's ROBIN HOOD" RosUuirant 7:00; 10:30; After the CARLTON THEATER pirn CARTOON SHOW F\>x »:00. KEYPORT RED BANK • 741-9600 STARTS NEXT FRIDAY STRAND ART— BOX OFFICE OPEN PW., SAT. A BUN. — The Best Two Walt Disney Hits Ilouao in London 7:15; 10:29; Ghosts, Italian Slylc 8:50. DARBY O'GILL and the KEANSBURG .MUSK: LITTLE PEOPLE CASINO- _ and DemUi RliJea a Horse T:30;.Quns MAKtRS of Uio Magniflcant Savon 9:25, "RASCAL" SAT. 4 SUN, — Challenge of Robin Hood A Oartoon Snow 2:00; TVOIAZA TE3S ITCN ATMIDILE IMUlfT!M-44M DRIVE-IN SOUTH JCT. RTE. 35136 starrini ARLO GUTHRIE PATQUINN -JAMES BRODERICK HAZIET 264-2200 IRBERCXD W4A. tOLORbyDeUota DmtiJ Artists. _ now you can SEE SHOWN CtWTlMOiTI f WMftt anything you want

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