25,600 Ugh today and tomorrow ta up- Red Bank Area / JPQpgf^f4 t t pe- Ms. Low tonight In mid Ik. - ' -y •'- '- ••• *• Copyright-The Re* Btafc Register, Inc.,'1966. Friday, fair and seasonably cold. DIAL 741-0010 - MONMOUTH COUNTTS HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEAJIS VOL. 88, NO.-149 sag WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1966 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Holmdel School Plan Defeated by 20 Votes HOLMDEL - Voters here yes- There were two absentee bal- dicated that double sessions now will not re-submit the defeated course of action to solve worsen- mately 19 acres owned by the Once again, more than 50 per voted on question 3, but who terday defeated the Board of Ed- lots, both favoring the plan. appear certain for the 1967-68 proposal to .the voters again. ing space problems. Slrge Corp., Jersey City. cent of the registered voters voted yesterday number 108. Of ucation's $2,883,000 intermediate By statute, the board cannot school year. They agreed that Board member Harry K. Lubkert Board members Alex Busse and Opinions expressed by the turned out, with 974 voting on these, 73 voted,for the school, school proposal by 20 votes. submit another school proposal summed up feelings when he said September, 1968, is the earliest a Albert E. Spencer, Jr., discussed members indicated that the site, machines, plus the two absen- 35 against. This marks the second time a for a public referendum for six it would be useless to re-submit school can be opened. They noted the possibility the board will pro- near Town Hall, is still the best school building issue has met de- months. the possibility of double sessions the proposal. tees. Board members noted, "We ceed with condemnation proceed- site in the township on which an feat at the polls, the first coining Board Attorney William L. Rus-being- instituted next year if the intermediate school should be lo- The members noted that the convinced enough people to vote last Dec. 1 when the original pro- "They have voted it down ings to acquire the bulk of the sell, Jr., has advised the board board is unable to rent five rooms twice, so it must be viewed they cated. board made gains, as compared for the school, but we didn't con- posal was defeated by 58 votes. 1 74.5-acre site on Crawford's Corn- that it can submit another pro- from St. John's Methodist Church, would do so a third time," he Members were noncommittal to the tally for the school portion vert enough of those who opposed The vote, by districts, was as er Rd. The largest portion of posal before the end of the six- HajJet.' The board is about to stated. when asked if they plan to have of the last vote, which included a it to pass it." follows: month period if it makes special begin: negotiations with the the, tract is owned by a relative School Superintendent H. Vic- present plans modified, or if they second question on a $330,000 The board trimmed the audi- — District one, 233 yes, 274 application to the state Depart- phurch, and has appropriated of Mr. Lubkert's, thus the ne- will have Epple and Seaman, ar- r,o. ment of Education. 110,000 to pay for the rental in tot.. Crespy explained the board cessity for the legal proceedings. chitects, draw a new set of plans auditorium. torium and some J97.00O from the — District two, 243, Ses 224 Board members, last night its proposed' budget. wjll have to take stock of the It is also passible the board fitting the superintendent's educa- Voters who either didn't vote at school and grounds figures be- no. * '. while discussing the defeat, in- They indicated last night they situation and decide on a new will seek to purchase- approxi- tional specifications. all in the first election, or only fore re-submitting the proposal. Hughes Launches 100-Day Drive Asks Tax Action by March TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Gov. months of legislative control the legislature held a session in The real work of the legisla the hospital where she was Richard J. Hughes started out after being out for the past 52 which a couple hundred bills ture starts at its next meeting treated for diabetes; their 10 today on the 100-day drive he years. were , introduced. The senate Monday, when the Democrats children; clergy of all major sa>s will settle the fate of his Hughes', second inauguration also found time to confirm the will give their newly installed faiths; and 800 invited well- ropes ' for greatness for New ay Tuesday was the usual mix- reappotntments of Atty. Gen. committee system Its first road wishers. Hughes is the first New J>rsey. ture of high ceremony, inspira- Arthur J. Sills and Secretary of test. Jersey governor of the Roman faith. It could be a short 100 days. tional talk and jubilant partying State Robert J. Burkhardt, the The day started with a Mass Catholic Hughes says the whole program iy the victors in a gubernatorial only cabinet members whose for Peace in St. Mary's Cathe- Procession depends on adoption of a broad- election. ' terms run simultaneous with dral attended by the governor A half-block procession featur- based tax by the end of March, In the midst of the festivities. Hughes'. and his wife Betty, just out of (See HUGHES. Page 3) which is only 72 days off. It will be a busy 100 days. The legislature Is under court order to reapportion congres slonal districts by April 11. A Age No Handicap; Nabs Escapee constitutional convention to re- apportion the legislature will By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON "I had no Information that he was wanted for more than open at Rutgers University,, FREEHOLD — Age may be a barrier for a permanent running away from-a policeman, and I wouldn't shoot at him March 21. The next budget, appointment for Freehold Township. Police Chief Alexander for that," the chief said. which will increase 40 percent Nazaruk. But is was no handicap yesterday as he chased and Thomas later told New Shrewsbury Police Sgt. Fred Garra- to near $900 million, is due from caught a 19-year-old former high school track star who had brant that he had fled because he feared he would be unable Hughes Feb. 14. escaped-from police at the Monmouth County Court House. to raise bail. REPUBLICANS AMONG DEMOCRATS—Monmouth County's GOP assemblymen train And Hughes assigned the leg- Chief Nazaruk, who is 47, picked up the trail of James W. . He was scheduled for trial for car theft and petty larceny their sights on photographer while they listen to the governor's speech. Left to right islature the task of passing a Thomas, 112 Springdale Ave., New Shrewsbury, in a field off before Judge Edward J. Ascher but appeared without an at- Dutch Lane Rd, pursued him on foot and by car, and forced are James M. Colernan, Joseph Azzolina and Alfred N. Beadleston. The squinting was big list of labor, civil rights, torney. Judge Ascher postponed the trial and assigned a education, and other measures his surrender singlehandedly. lawyer. caused by the sun, which shone at limes. Thomas had run away from New Shrewsbury police,and in the Democrats' first few Leaving the courtroom, Thomas .was confronted by Sgt. had remained at liberty, dodging a growing search party, for Garrabrant and Patrolman Charles O'Connor, who arrested him' more thdn'an hour, until he was pinned down in a large open on warrants for burglary and larceny. space beyond the .John L.-Montgomery Medical Home; ; Slipping out of a borrowed jacket he had used for his court though he. was armed with .his service revolver, Chief room appearance, Thomas shoved the police aside and darted Shore Republicans Show Style, Nazswk fired.'co shots, either in warning or to.brtng; down-the f)eet'etMonmputh. Regional Btigh School-ruritier. = l; (See CAPTURE, Page I) • Enjoy a Quiet Trenton Party See BigXounty By WILLIAM HENDESS6N platfor and then They agreed "he ts playing the -More than 200 bills were tiii TRENTON — It 5vasn't*tiie introdufy assemblymen role of the great white father into the record but the lawmakers Republicans' day—but they made on his rightg , trying to help everybody and were not;p*resent at the time. th» best of it. A s if thh e governor didn't knftw premising everything. It would i Sens. Stout- and Hiering then' The, score's GOP legislative who they were — especially the cost a few billion dollars ta d rode' to the Trenton Country CJitb delegation, nattily attired, put on Democratic lawmakers that." ' : • , for-a-luncheon' sponsored by (hi a show of their own yesterday be The governor's speech, a non- The shore legislators returned governor. Beadleston went home FREEHOLD—Monmouth Coun (100 assessed valuation on a tax fore and after Democratic Gov, partisan one, struck the Republi- to the State House after the in- and so did Cbleirian. ty's 1966 budget will soar to un- base of $?,279,M9,891, Richard J. Hughes went through cans as being "just anqther in- duction to make a couple of con- his inaugural ceremonies. After the luncheon, Hiering re- precedented heights, freeholders Freeholder Marcus Daly, direc- augural speech.." firmations in the Senate, warned yesterday in announcing Sens, Richard R. Stout,', and furned to Totns River,and Stout tor of welfare, said fixed costs that the spending schedule Mil Wpam 'T,.' HIerijig who repre- and Azzolina .attended a private of welfare wilt take 48 per cent tie presented at a .special meet- lent the. 5th district comprising dinner In the Cultural Center giv- of the county tax dollar in the Monmouth'and Ocean Counties, en by Hughes to. all legislators ing next Wednesday. new budget. These include items . were real fashion-plates and Mon- r Get$$twk and cabinet members. Whether an increase will be which for the most part are - required in the tax rate for coun- determined by state agencies ac- rrrotfh Assemblymen Alfred N. The Democratic legislator* may Beadleston, Joseph Azzolina and ty purposes to be added, to til cording to formulas shared by the outvote the Republicans this year federal, state and county govern- James M. ,Coleman were the liv- In^qUed Elevator but they certainly won't outdresg local tax bills won't be known ing images of what the well them. •••.'; until- the final day, the board ments. • . • -.-,',. dressed .man should, wear. The TRENTON- Everything happens to Gov. Hughes. added. , ; Medicare Costs . senators wore formal dress, high Late last year he was in a forced plane landing; was Despite the governor's plea that both parties work together for The rate • represents the rela- Mr. Daly said anticipation of hats and smiles. Involved in a car accident and a car door was slammed on tion of the total budget to the costs to be imposed as a result his finger in the midst of, his re-election campaign, - the betterment of the state, the Had Choice Seats Republicans will make attempts amount of real estate value, or of the new federal Medicare legis- That jinx followed him yesterday, on inaugural'day, of They mingled with their Demo- next week when the Legislature tax ratables, on which the bur- lation will, add to the budget. all times. • . . cratic colleagues and had choice convenes again; to block the gov- den may be spread. Increased' public costs will re- The,governor was stuck for 10 minutes yesterday after- seats; during the swearing-in cere- ernor's plans to steamroller his ,' Ratables Base : - ' sult in part,, he has said pre- mony. ' noon with a dozen-other persons in a stalled service elevator ncome tax. • ' It tax ratables increase the viously; from the fact that per- As protocol would have it, the in the Hotel Hildebrecht. • , . ... budget can also, go up''in the sons who will be introduced to governor, before making till He was forced to jump five feet to get out/ The Republicans'wiil push, for same proportion without altering hospital-and-nursing home care speech, was first introduced to i .'<• Got. Hughes had. just left a'party, sponsored- by the sales tax and hope, to get some the tax rate. This'ha* been the under Medicare will have to,be • the senators seated below the Monmouth County Democratic Committee on the third floor. . support .from a few disgruntled REPEATS OATH — N«w Jersey's Gov. Richfcrd J. 1 experience in Monmouth .for sev accepted for public-welfare stter '• V'" ' Sot, onlthe elevator," Hughes said, "and about id Democrats. ;, Hughes. repeats oath of office ai he is sworn in for eral years as ratables have risen their Medicare coverage «x|Kr«, seconds before it stalled I Was saying.'Wouldn't it-be terrible They face a tough struggle, second term in office. Administering oath1 is State substantially yeaf t>y year. Restore if this jammed'." • however, if remarks; made by top The 1965 budget totaled . The lift, overcrowded with persons who had got on with Democrats' yesterday, mean any- Supreme Court Chief Juitice Joseph Weintraub. . AT $11,614,883, reflecting a general Hughes to chat with him, became jammed between the first thing. center it Assistant Secretary of State Robert J. Fatcey. county rate of 45.5 cents per Tax LereJ; Budget floor and basement! i .Gov. Hughes jumped without help and was not hurt. LONG BRANCH - City Coun- Seen Held la cil will restore $2,000 to the city The governor, later relating his experience to his wife, clerk's budget at its Jan. 27 Betty, as they entered the Cultural Center, remarked: •. • . • meeting,' Mayor, Vincent J- Mw- "We had a little accident today," and revealed the Little Silvem^ilding Moratorium fatt Haven details. •; ' , , • - . ... za said last right - ; FAIR HAVEN - No incre»M And if. judicial action brought The delay was one of the reasons the governor canceled in iaxes for municipal purpose*, by the Better Government League en appearance at a reception of the Young Citizens for Hughes for the third year In s row, U is successful this Friday, anoth- in Princeton. Hughes never got the inscribed watch they the prediction of Mayor Edg«n« planned to give him.. j -••-,. • " Asked^md Action er 16,000 may find its way back M. Magee .following a final bud- Into the. clerk's coffers. : get-drawing meeting of council. Mr. Bragar said the planners LfTTLE" SILVER — The Plan- developers under , th« ' existing second,- and held informal dis- The budget/which Is expected The $2,000 represents opera- ning Board vmrits" a^moratorium zoning ordinance," Mr. Kirchhoff "are net trying to hurt anyone cussion on a third. tional fund! that were Bliced Welcome Pomp, Circumstance : ; to rise 10 per cent, will be in- oh- '-•>'•--"•"•--•--all ' building her- e -""--said.'.,pending , •'.'•• ' : or keep anyone from building." It. approved th« application of from the clerk's budget along troduced at Monday's Borough adoption of the master plan for He said that' because it was "We just want to do it in an David Schwartz and Israel Kar with $12,000 designated for two Council meeting borough development, hot -based on «\ master plan the orderly fashion, and in the way pel, Red Bank builders, far an elections, at last Thursday's City The planners last night passed present ordinaice "must' be that Is. best for' the borough," 11-Iot subdivision of the Anthony The increase, Mr. Magee ex- Council meeting. Area Democrats : resolution recommending that considered defective in some re- the board chairman said. plained, will be due to school L. MoKim property, Rumson Rd. The city will answer * show the mayor and Bbrough' Council gards, even though it has often Doubts Legality In recommending approval to the costs and a one-cent increase for county- purposes. cause order Friday morning ask- impose a moratorium 0,jU»U rna- worked effectively in regulating Mr. Bainton said he voted mayor and Borough Council, the ing why it should not restore the jor subdivisions and commercial past development." against the resolution because planners stipulated that a cul de "After our meeting with, school appropriations, about $6,000, for md industrial building for an Have Real Bali Mr. Kirchhoff said a number he doubts its' legality. sac at the end of Mitchell PI. board people, I came away with the Feb. 23 referendum on the eight-month .period, effective la.it of municipalities have used "the Affirmative votes were cast by be eliminated. the impression' they are offering change of government. night. TRENTON — Monmouth tural Center, many of the county devlcfof a development mora- Charles M. Sullivan, Thomas The planners delayed action on very tight budget," the mayor The remaining $6,000 was set County Democrats had a ball workers and officials stayed in Robert Bainton cast the lone torlum," either during prepara- Judge, Harold Hart, Robert Ed- the application of Norman Gold- said. ' for expenses for the March- i yesterday — and last night. the rooms. dissenting vote. tion of a master plan, as pro-munds, George Supples, Leonard stein, Clifton, for a 14-lot subdi- Reserves Increase election of constitutional conven- True; it was members of the Sandwiches and drinks were The board acted on the recom- posed here, or to halt rapid tie- Perry and Mr, Bragar. vision of the Dale B. Otto prop- He attributed council's ability tion delegates. county's GOP legislative deleg* plentiful and political talk flowed mendation of.Jjick Kirchhoff of velopm«nt, which, threatened to The board last night gave pre-lerty, Silverside Ave,, pending te- to hold the line, in spite of the In cutting City Clerk Sanita'J. tion, wearing their Sunday-go like rare wine. Alvin E. Gershen Associates, outstrip the capacity of essential liminary approval for one major ceipt of corrected maps, recently-approved police salary 1 Camassa's • appropriations, a meetin clothes and top hats, ! And how did they like the gov- renton, the borough's planning public services. subdivision, delayed action on a (See MORATORIUM, Page 2) increase, to increased reserve bare majority of the seven coun- who walked in the Inaugural pro- ernor's Speech? consultants :''•••'..,'.'•.• funds,. some of which may' be used in lieu of additional tax cil members "present at last cession and occupied front row "It was great for two reasons In a letter to Paul Bragar, i Hearing on Budget levy. ;..'•: . .•. • • Thursday's meeting agreed with scats when Gov. Richard J. — it was but 18 minutes long board chairman, Mr. Kirchhoff 9 City Attorney Louis R. Aiklns Hughea was sworn-ln to his sec- and he didn't; mention a >tate advised the legal moratorium for J| Postponed One . Another favorable aspect, he that the referendum would be Il- o|Kl term. tax outright, aithmigb.we know this year because so many new Today 8 Index said, was a 1965 tax collection legal.. LITTLE SILVER-At a special rate of 9J.78 per cent, t two point ' But it was the' Democrats who he'll need one to complete the subdivision proposals have been Adopt $1 million-plus Tlnton Falls school budget-pg. 1 I meeting last night of the Board or Mr. Aikini had ruled that the Increase over the previous year. did the celebrating, and had the service* we- need," one group ubmitted to the board during the County lo buy of/Ice building—pg. ] Education, it wai decided to post- required five-year waiting period "That's about as good *s you cm most fun. said. five months the firm has been Atlantic Highlands will Uke long look at sewer plan—pg, 2 pone the final public hearing on between the last change of gov- working here. He said the mora- expect," he said. The fact that the Democrats Topics of conversation ranged Page the 1966-67 school budget until ernment and any planned now, torium, should be In effect until were shifted, at ttys.iait minute, from praise about some fellow Allen-Scott Events of Years Ago . 6 Thursday, Jan. 27. Dine, Dance-Surf Louogs started on July 1, 1961, the date idoptlon-of the master plan and form from • seventh, ^floor suite In thewife recently got a good Job, to Hertlock .: : Marshall Thompson, secretary Long Branch. Sal Bertajo Baud. the councUfffiMiager evision of the zoning and sub- _..•« Hotel *Hik|tkt«cht to third floor panning an official for nflt doing Movie Timetable of the board, said the hearing — Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, took office. division ordinances. •' .....M Surtd r «M)*d to dampen their en. anything for the party. Obituaries . originally scheduled for tomorrow »J . Compete dinner IMS . iBfildW Decisions , : WUf 1 The , Better Government •i ''Sees D,«mocntlo Era P«jr(er .'. nighf - had to be postponed'be- "'•nightly . "S 't"o * p.m.-^dv» "-**'. League, whjgp, «*s~ to charge Before entering the suite,' the If- this is not done, many of; the cause of the Inability of board the goverp&ent to mjywiooun- stilt Wearing.his,cast planning 'decisions which must P ...M-ll StukUneb-Mc ell,, s*y« the flvt-f«ar period be made over the next U months Stock -Market members to attend, The meeting Staling broited steak, ssltd, started lit November of MM, tlte wirtd (fbceeisful investing a week from tomorrow will be _*lud potato. Tutu tout Boitiw In the' Msrkham Plsct School at r» 'lUMft'M, W, », Mlddl* date the. referendum passed. •ufur«i Ktat tutiwt u* cui- TsJMslou •.;....).'.. : W6men'» N«w» M-lt *-p,m. ' • '•"; ' -i NJAd A I 2~W*»iiift&d*y, ha. 39, 1*56 THE DAILY $10 Tax: Increase Seen for New Sfare Births

RlVtRVlEW Red Bank Million-Plus Budget Adopted Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kwashnak (nee PatU Woodruff), 123 Wood- land Dr., Fair Haven, son, Fri- day. , • Mr. and Mrs. Mia Chester (nee Tinton Falls Schdol Board Ann Hanlon), 23 Ingram Cir., Matawan, daughter, Friday. the budget Tuesday, Feb. 8, fro NEW SHREWSBURY — The who explained the budget in < D. Robert Teeters of 86 Edge- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barbee 3 until 9 p.m. Tinton Falls School District bud- tail to about 30 citizens at th brook Ct., a former board mem- (nee Ellen Parker), 44 Hillside The bulk of the increase in tt get, which exceeds $1 million hearing, Anson W. Peckha Pi., Red Bank, daughter, spending plan is in debt servi ber, disagreed. for the first time, was unani- board president, described it Friday. mously adapted last night by the up $32,437, and in current e: "bare bones." "Cutting into the surplus only Board of Education.after a 2'/-j- pense, up $50,885. The debt si "Any major expenditure thi helps one year," he said. Mr. and Mrs. Kenney K. Chan hour public hearing in Sycamore vice item was fixed by voters could reasonably be dslayi "Then the tax rate will bounce (nee Irene Bahr), 8 Maple Ave., School. approving the referendum fi from this year's budget has bet back and your cushion is gone Red Bank, son, Friday. In final form, the budget to- the addition to Tinton Fal eliminated," tht board presidei ... Anyone who would sell their Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Dry- tals $1,004,033, up $85,220 from School and will not be voted u; stated. mess of pottage for one year's burgh (nee Patricia A, Osnato). the current figure. on, Most of the current expen; Pickering Protests benefit is very foolish," he add- 20 Crescent St., Keansburg, son, Board members stated they rise is in instructional items, Most active questioner amon ed. • Friday. AWARDS FOR THREt — Col. Edward E. Moran, director of the D.partment of are unable to estimate the ex- $40,875, of which $32,975 rep spectators was Benjamin Mr. Peckhim, once again env Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Clifford pected tax increase in Shrews- sents teachers' salary increase: Pickering of 93 Willow Rd. Stai phatizing that "we have made Specialist Training at Fort Monmouth's Army Sign*! School, ti ihown presenting qual- (nee Laura E. Sommer), 32 Idle- bury Township, but said the bud- To be rajsed in local taxes ing that he intends to "wor the barest possible budget from ity slap incraasat to Mitt Sandra E. Calabrieie, leff, of 28 Thorn* PI., Wait Kearti- wild La., Matawan, daughter, get will cost New Shrewsbury the two municipalities is $618,63! against" the budget, Mr. Picke the start," but that "the quality Saturday. taxpayers about $10 more per compared to $541,567 for the cui burg, and Mn, Ola L. Hennauey, of 161 Lincoln Ave., Elberon, and a suggestion ing accused the board of "n< of education is not suffering Mr. and Mrs. John G. Dixon $10,000 of assessed valuation. rent school year. doing enough in the line of fl from our economies," called for award to Elliot Stain of 27 Meadowbrook Av«., Eatontown, A quality step increase (nee Mildred L. Campbell), 15 Voter* will approve or reject Introducing board membei ca! responsibility In this cruel a motion. it the Civil Sarvie* equivalent of « pay ris* granted for long-continued superior per- Riverdale Ave., Monmouth Beach! year." y John Thomson, board vice formance of one's job. Mr. Stain's suggestion, whan adopted, resulted in eliminating a daughter, Saturday. He recommended that the president, moved a resolution Mr. and Mrs. James McDade board appropriate additions adopting th* budget unchanged. safety haiard in the handling of television controls. funds from surplus to minimi; (nee Jeanette Minardi), Box 10JC tax Impact, calling the proposed Roosevelt Ave., Monganville, son, County Buying Saturday. * retention of $44,000 in surpl "taxation in advance." Mr. and Mn. Brian McCaffrey Pointing out that the budge Atlantic Highlands Plans to Think (nee Mary D. Sullivan), 120 Wil- already appropriates more thtr son Ave., Port Monmouth, son, $84,000 in surplus and federal iturday. Office Building aid received, Louis A. Steinmul More Before Deciding on Sewers Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pizzl (nee ler, board secretary, said tha FREEHOLD — The tight belt the frame structure will hou Eugieni Whitmore), 9J7 Wood- retention of l«s§ than $44,001 MIDDLETOWN — Atlantic at the caucus cession was tenta about Monmouth County's crowi county offices. Later it will transmitted to all of the town would be needed in future years mere Dr., Cllffwood Beach, soil, would be "financial suicide. Highlands will do some more tlve policies developed by Mid- ed office space was opened ai razed and the entire parcel, wi and the entire matter will be re In a township system, such a Saturday. Mr. Pickering urged appropri thinking before making a fina dletown on which tobas e its ac- other notch yesterday, the Boa a 125-foot frontage on Court Si solved within the next month." line would have to run past the Mr. and Mrs. James E. Smith, atiort of an additional $59,000 a judgment on whether it will join ceptance of gallonage flow from of Freeholders moving to buy and 150 on Lafayette PI., wi Mr. Stryker said the Atlantic tip of Sandy Hook, a distance of Jr., (nee Muriel J. SUtvin), 135 iclpated In federal aid in 1966- the proposed Middletown region- the five municipalities involved building adjacent to the Hall be used for parking an estimati Highlands contingent "appreci- several miles — at an estimated Highland Ave., Highlands, 67, asserting that failure to make al sewer system. in the regional program, re- ates the time, work, and effort cost of $5 million to $7<4 million. Records. 67 cars. daughter, Saturday. ( , the appropriation Inflicts "forced At t Joint conference meeting ported Vincent. P. Lamb, sewer Mlddletown officials have taken "This will ease the immedia Mull Bayshore District Subject to final action after saving" on taxpayers. in Township Hall, Atlantic High- committee member of the Board to come up with thii approsc Mr. and Mrs. Helmo Ragg (nee pressure for office space som* Noting .that Highlands is closer public hearing Feb. 1, the boa: Mr. Pickering urged appropri lands officials assured members of Health. and we've agreed not to go Tuna M. Kftzberg), 66 Soutbview what," said Mr. Danskln, dire to the ocean, giving it an ad- win acquire the two-story Robei ation of an additional $59,000 an of the Township Committee and "And we believe we've come ahead with anything etoe until Ter., Middletown, son, Sunday;, tor of public property, "and vantage from the standpoint of son hardware store and an a ticlpated in federal aid in 196ft Board ot Health a final decision up with a fair and equitable ap- finalized policy Is received from Mr. and Mn. Robert Hahri (net timately will help meet our parl an ocean line, Atlantic High- Joining lot at the northeast coi 67, asserting that failure to mak< will be made within, the next proach to the regional concept,' them." Linda A. A(bretsen), 30 CWnga- ing need." lands and Highlands officials last ner of Court St. and Lafayet the appropriation inflicts 'forced two weeks. said Township Commltteeman Jo- He said representatives rora Aye., Keyport, son, Sunday. More Space week began mulling the -possi- PI. for $67,500. saving" on taxpayers. The joint session came on the seph M. Malavet, sewer chair- Highlands Borough plan to meel Mr. and Mrs. Gerald NicteH When a Court House additio bility of an east Bayahorc re- For at least five years, Fre 1 heels of an announcement last nan. with Atlantic Highlands oHicia (nee Kathy Ann Quigley), 1«3 is built, starting later this yeai gional aewer district, with these holder Benjamin H. Dansktn saic week by Atlantic Highland* that Atlantic Highlands representa- tomorrow prior to the Joint ten- Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, son, Sun- some space not needed immed three possibilities: It "is unhappy with regional tives said thlt their main con- sion with county engineers tc day. ately for courts will be devoted Capture -Atlantic Highlands and High- prices, the Sewer Authority pro- cerns are cost, policy, and time "clarify our thinking." to county offices. Also, when (Continued) lands. Mr. and Mn. William Golubin- posed by Middletown, and the Involved In regional participa- Highlands Councilman William -Atlantic Highlands, High- ski (nee Virginia Steap), 3 Venttf new jail is completed, perhaps i down three flights of stain inti run-around we've been getting tion, as compared to an individ- P. McGowan last week said lands, and Sea Bright. St, New Monmouth, daughter, 1967 or 1968, the present jail he open. from the state oil down." ual sewage system. no longer would be feasible for -Atlantic Highlands, High- Monday. the rear of the Hall of Record County radio operators situ Borough Council agreed to In- Because Atlantic Highlands his borough to enter a Middle- lands, Sea Bright, part of Mld- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth WHkMn- will be converted to records sto ted behind the Medical Hom form the county that Atlantic would contribute the most gal- town regional If Atlantic High- dletown, including Hillside, Mon- tki (nee Lorraine Bonnetl), 1M age. -roadcast a steady stream of re- Highlands has its own plan for lonage to the system and Its re- lands were to withdraw. mouth Hills, and part of Leo- Ocean Ave., East Keansburg, Meanwhile, the county is rent ports of Thomas' movements new lewage system and is cently announced reservations Under the township's plans, nardo, and Navesink, and the son, Monday. ing space in buildings on Soutf cross Freehold and were sur- eady to go ahead. about Joining, it was the first of Highlands would share a trunk Highlands Air Force Station. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Gid. St., Throcksnorton St. and Marcj rised to have him come Int Meet Tomorrow the five municipalities involved line, which would run through Since then, Rumson and Sea dio (nee Betty A. Daverio), 108 X full view as he passed the broad Atlantic Highlands Council- to discuss tentative operation Atlantic Highlands. Bright voted to enter a joint sew- Hillside Ave., Long Branch, At the Court House, space has st station. man Richard C. Stryker, water and maintenance policy with lo- The two boroughs are con- daughter, Monday. • been at such a premium that er study. Foot Chase and sewer chairman, said last cal officials, explained Mr. Mala- cerned mainly with the cost an And last night, Mayor Ernest District Court Judge George Chief Nazaruk drove to thi night a meeting with county en- vet. the possibility that in a Middle- FllKlN 'ray has been presiding fre- . Kavalek and Mr. Lamb in- ield, left his car and went aftei gineers already has been sched- Committeeman Malavet stated town system — which would also dicated that inclusion of any part Neptune quently in a 10-foot-square firsl Thomas on foot for more tha uled for tomorrow. that 'hopefully, within the next Include Colts Neck, Holmdel, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel WisHeli- aid room in the basement. ot Middletown In a regional sys- alf a mile. The main topic of discussion week, finalized policy will be darlboro — an ocean outfall line tem other than iki, (nee Marian Smith), 13 Dey Temporary relief came thi the proposed He was joined by Radio Opera township system it, Englishtown, son, yesterday. week, however, when Counts would not be or Michael Pease, in a car, and economical. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Ruland udge Alton V. Evans was as- the two picked up another 50C , No Vote Seen !nee Clara Almy), 367 Broadway, signed to Ocean County for feet on the fugitive before th Monmouth Regional Board Cuts 'reehold, daughter, yesterday. few weeks and Judge Gray was •In addition to the cost factor, hief went back on foot alon< moved into Judge Evans' court Atlantic Highlands and High- ind surprised his prey. oom. lands officials have expressed op- Frick Completes "I told him to halt and he did, % Tax Figure By $107,751 position to the fact that their Mr. Danskin'said arrangements eading with me not to shoot/ 1 communities would have no vote George V. Hansen for a district court room will be LY — The public hearing as the amount Budget coals should 'level off Course he chief recalled. ' on a township Sewer Authority. made in space now being Va- Monmouth Regional Board of Edu- to be raised by taxation. after this year, he aaid, "there- Arraigned later on a charge o "1 can see their point," said FORT GORDON, Ga. — Pvt. cated by the Monmouth County cation last night adopted a cur- Also to feeraised, ' but not fore, we feel that in the interests escape, he was committed to th Mr. Lamb after last night': lames G. Frick, 18, son of Mr; To Address Organization for Social Service rent operating budget of »#, voted upon in the Feb. 1 elec- of lessening the impact ot an; and Mrs. Earl P. Frick, 322 Syca- ounty jail by Magistral Alex- HO lor 1M847. tax increase in this year's bud- meeting. "But on the other hand, (MCOSS) in a county building on tion, is $273,992 (or debt service, the responsibility and liability for more Ave., Shrewsbury, NJ., has inder Levchuk in default of $5,- It represents a $190,705 In- get, we can defer certain im- Lafayette P3. a $107,751 increase over the 1965- a township regional would be completed eight weeks of milltaty Young GOP 00 bail. crease over the current year and 90 figure. portant capital improvements." Plan Delayed As be feared, his uncle, Leroy ours and therefore, we should Police training at the Army Train- $107,761' decrease from what Norman Field, president of He reaffirmed the board' ,, DEAL — Rep. George V. Ha* Though the new court house Thomas, 118 Peach St., New have the full say In runlng It." ing Center, here. is announced at last week's the Board, said chopping was intention to"provid e an excellent "sen, Idaho, will be the guest riginally was programmed fo Shrewsbury, who had posted $1, Mayor Kavalek reported that Frick's training included instruc- done by deleting $2,000 from school system meeting the needs speaker Friday night when (he 965, plans have not yet been 500 bail on the larceny charges Township Attorney Whitney Cro- on in civil and military law, operating expense and contracted ot all of the children of our dis- Monmouth County Young Repub- completed. Changes made from 'or which he was to have been well will begin work on prepar- raffle control, map reading, licans hold their annual meeting services that would have gone trict within the limits of sound he initial concept have already ried, withdrew the bond. Subdivision financial responsibility." ing an ordinance creating a Sew- )risoner-offa- ind recommended to the Town- 000 came off by putting off until ij 'Rep. Hansen served In the U.S. lounty Counsel John M. Pills- next year the installation ot fire and in mid 20s elsewhere. Fri- ;Air Force from 1951 to 1954, and ility will provide, iury and under a recent inter- >ip Committee.for fiction. The Roberson building is be- detection apparatus required by day, fair and seasonably cold. is an Army language school retatlon of court rules lawye: The revision, which is primarily the State. MARINE 'graduate. He Is now an officer ng purchased from Ross and his position cannot represent the work ot board attorney W. Another deduction came with a Cape May to Block Island in the U.S. Naval Reserve. hyllis Cameron, of Interlaken lefendants in criminal court Lawrence Kraten and Township inder a contract providing for decision not to purchase a few Small craft warnings are dis- atters. The reason Is a possl Engineer, Eugene Amron, has The YRC meeting will be held jeeupancy of the first floor by items under educational equip- played. Northwesterly winds IS- in conjunction with the Little e conflict in the public Interest. been in process for aeverat ment. They included black- 25 knots with higher gusts to- \pril 18 artd the full building by Charges for •which Thomas NOW! Silver, South Monmouth and Wes luly 18. months. boards, a ticket booth and an day, diminishing to 10 to 15 knots Long Branch Young GOP organ ds indicted are theft of li exhaust fan. tonight, continuing through to- Mr. Danskin said that renova cense plates in New Shrewsbury, Approval of major subdivisions Partake of the Pleasures of Izatons. Mr. Field said that tJie only morrow. Visibility better than lons will be clone by county rtll be a three step, rather than ind aiding and abetting a juve- way pressure on taxpayers could 5 miles through tomorrow. irews, avoiding the necessity of four step process, under the ile in the theft of a car, owned be minimized was to "decrease Variable cloudiness today and ontracting for work to put the new ordinance. y Thomas Hughes, New Shrews- the free appropriation balance fair tonight and tomorrow. ructure in use for offices. Bus Terminal mry, in Red Bank, May 21 Sketch plat approvai will be to practically zero." The board's Current plans, Mr. Danskin TIDES 965. , liminatcd and the three steps accountant has said it could be said, are to move the county en Sandy Hook The charges on which he was rill be classification, tentative done with some discomfort, but "Sounttfttl Soatr Wanted For neer*s- office and the, road and ( TODAY - High 6:36 p.m. and rested were larceny from ipprwal and final approval. no danger, he aaid. low 12:36 p.m. iridge departments out of the arked car at Airport Inn, New An English Hunt Buffet A public hearing will precede TOMORROW - High 6: $4 a.m all of Records, and the county hrewsbury, Jan. 13, and break- Gets More Data Shop Center tentative approval rather than and 7:12 p.m. and low 12:36 a.m lanning Board out,of the coun- R and. entering and larceny at Following adoption of the bud- \ FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - iketch plat approval, as in the and 1:18 p.m. Education building on Court nkel's Knitting Mill, Apple St., get, Mr. field issued a statement Township officials are negotiat- . Into the Roberson building. saying; that since Dec. 26, when For Red Bank and Rumson EVERY SUNDAY lew Shrewsbury, Aug. 25, 1965, ing with a bus company for a 1 Space in the Hall of Records Meanwhile, Chief Nazaruk re- The fee per lot will go up from the tentative budget was adopted, bridge, add two hours; Sea terminal to be located at the ill then be utilized by other rned home to continue his so- > to $7.50. All utilities will be the board obtained additional In- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long , South Freehold Shopping Center iunty offices, including or mak- ailed part-time police chores iquired to be underground in formation Indicating the impact Branch( deduct 15 minutes; High EVENING lands bridge, add 40 minutes. Frank Marzulll, chairman of g way for the new promotion d wait for final action on «for subdivisions. upon the tax structure of the SATELLITES As well as Wednesday Evening the Planning Board's new com- nd Information department and rmanent appointment. Specifications for driveways will regional district. Most of the included (or the first time, mercial and industrial develop- iie personnel department. Space "The Township Committee ap- Increase, he said, was due to PEGASUS II tomorrow at 9:28 and treet signs will be required be- ment committee reported on the ow used by the planning board •ointed me chief after creating "an extraordinary increase In a.m. 27.32 degrees above horizon, ire certificate! are granted. debt service." Every Noon Monday thru Friday ' negotiations at last night's board 11 be absorbed by the superln- e department," he said, "but moving SW toSE . meeting. indent of schools. til they get this problem about MVSICAL INTERLUDES by The proposed terminal would iy being too old straightened out »•••••••••••••••••••••••••••§ be off South St. and would be can't be on fuil-tlme duty. fenced off from the shopping "I wouldn't have wanted to "THE STROLLERS" center parking lot. Moratorium any older, today, but I guess Parking for commuters would (Continued) had enough push to catch that be provided In a special loca- The board met in informal dls- d." DANCING EVERY FRIDAY and tion in the parking lot. ussion with John Chlmento, who ants a major subdivision of an A Call Now To Prawn's SATURDAY NIGHT The committee also reported iproximately 29-acre tract he on the following commercial de- Changes Dates >wns at Seven Bridge Rd. and velopment now underway in the own Creek. Mr. Chlmento re- township: or Meetings WILL SOLVE YOUR WINTER PROB- »tly wag granted a minor sub- SHREWSBURY — Borough —McCrbry's Variety Store, a vlslon, which carved a 50,000- ouncil last night changed its 14,000 square foot building is juare-foot lot from the tract. leeting schedule from the first LEMS. LET US EXAMINE YOUR being constructed in the South The board approved a minor nd third Tuesdays of the month Freehold Center. ibdivlslon which will permit the second and fourth Tuts- ROOF, GUTTER AND SIDEWALLS. A KELLER FAMILY ENDEAVOR —Sears-Roebuck Is construct- ;ary Smith, Point Rd., to cede »ys. SHREWSBURY, N. j. ing a 2,000 square foot addition strip of land to William Wa- The next council meeting will FREE ESTIMATES. to their store which opened In irbury, owner of the adjacent Feb. 8, the second Tuesday in Parkunu Exit !0« •November, 1964. The Sears store it. 'ctoruary. 201 747-0200 Is next door to McCrory's. The planners recommended a The change wag made at the —Firestone Co. is building a rtlficate of occupancy be grant- equest of Mrs. Jean Fafery, bor- 7,500 square-foot automotive and d Melvln Zeisel and hi? firm, ugh clerk, who said the new 32 MOAD ST., MD IANK appliance center Jn the Freehold lew Jersey AUoys, for the Bitch schedule will allow a more Mall -Shopping Center, Rt. 8. warehouse formerly pecu- prompt payment of bills and Budget Terms • E-Z Charya TbU store It expected to open iled by the Noel R. Nilaon Co. avoid a conflict on Election Day. iiTitX weekj. Mr. Zeisel said he will move the The next meeting fall* on the Dally cmd Sat. 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. welding rods and supply firm barbenhop Ight of school elections, but Friday 'fII9 ».m. resell- warehouse here from Its present council will meet In tht school he**ju«t«rs On Patterson Ave,, ifeteria, and will not be «(• irewftmry. ' , :t«d, Mrs. Fabry Mid, Budget ia Adopted 1TO DAILY REGISTER See Split Semons ; ' Sim. 19, in Ocean Towmhip Union Beach Pay Jughandle OCEAN TOWNSHIP _ Split that overcrowding WHI become •chpol sessions in the township increasingly worse. Plan OK'd apparently are inevitable/a mem- The board has allotted monev Hit By Teachers ber or the Board of Education to rent church facilities in if «aid last night, but the board will proposed $2.98 million budget for UNION BEACH - The only Keyport — a charge of $735 per By County try to fend them off as long as 1966-67. serious objection raised against pupil. The board currently pays FREEHOLD — An okay was possible. the Board of Education's pro- $695 per student. Robert levy, a candidate In the given by the Monmouth County Dr. Earl G. Nicks said that with Feb. 8 board of education elec posed 1966-67 school budget at Other increases are in the fol- continually increasing enrollment, tlon, asked if the churches last night's public hearing was lowing accounts: Board pf Freeholders yesterday split sessions are bound to come. wouldn't be taxed for renting that teachers are not receiving — Board expenses, up $250. for a plan to ease traffic conges- "I feel that you should hold" off salaries conducive to keeping —Vice prinicipal's salary, up split facilities to a echool. He noted tion at the Garden State Park- sessions as long as you the Ranney School's rental of them in the system. (500. can, he added. way spur and Wyckoff Rd., Ea- facilities in Trinity. Church of5As- Board member Mrs. Ida Don- —Office clerk salaries, up $950. tontown. [ Enrollment in township schools bury ParK' caused the church' to nelly explained to the" 25 residents —Library books, up $1,000. Is expected to increase by 307 be taxed. n the audience that "teachers —Travel expense's, up $50. The freeholders agreed to share next fall, and this year rose by are not satisfied with the $250 —Office expenses, up $350. costs with the New Jersey High- 263 reaching 3,850. Tax Exemption way Authority for a reverse jug- increment (annual raise)." —School nurse's salary, up Edwin J. Fox, a member handle which will eliminate left Mrs. William Rizzi of 1305 Stew- Teachers salaries are up $3,800 $250. of the board, said Trinity Church turns from the parkway spur in- ard Ave. brought up the subject over current appropriations. Mrs. was taxed because it leased to a —Janitor salaries, up $3,000. to Wyckoff Rd. behind the Mon- at the board meeting, asking if Donnelly explained, however, that —Light and gas. up $250. split sessions were especially private firm operating for profit mouth Shopping Center. If churches lease to a non-profit the difference is more than that —Telephone, up $100. harmful to students. amount. As part of the plan, Wyckoff organization, such as the schoo —Pension contribution, up $400. Rd. will be widened from a "As superintendent, I feel very "The difference is actually $10, system, they are tax exempt, he —Insurance, up $400. paved surface of about 30 feet strongly about this. I 'am very 600. This is due to actual ex- —Tuition, up $24,100. much against it," Ed German said. to 45 feet between Rt. 35 and penses this year being lower —Student activity deficit, up the parkway spur. •aid. "When you cut a. full day The board reminded residents than the amount appropriated in $300. County Engineer H. Leroy Of school, yojj cut many oppor- of the public hearing on the INAUGURAL GUESTS — Mrs. Kathryn Freret, Fair Haven, Democratic member of ths the current budget ($273,800)." Cuts in four other account Martin said the authority will tunities for students — use of budget scheduled for S p.m she said. county Board of Elections, is pictured with Superior Court Judge ElWn R. Simmill, amount to $1,850. 24 accounts re- undertake the entire project in Classrooms, the library, — op- Thursday in the auditorium oi main unchanged. the Ocean Township School left, former GOP legislator, and Superior Court Judge Andrew A. Salvest, now sitting Actual expenses are $267,000, single contract and the county portunities that they deserve." Board Made Cuts Copies of the tentative budget she said, which reflects the loss will reimburse the authority for Dr. Nicks added that students in Freehold. Judges Simmill, of West Belmar, and Salvest, of Belmar, visited Mon- Board Secretary Donald Os- breakdown are available in the of a number of high salaried ngineering services and right of get no more than half an educa- mouth County inaugural headquarter! yesterday in Hotel Hildebrecht, Trenton. teachers this year. trander reported that the original tion in split sessions. board secretary's office. ay costs for the work on Wyck- 'Luxury' of Music budget was over $800,000, but iff Rd. Mrs. Rizzi also asked whether Dr. 'Nicks( presented William Aside from this objection, the added that the board cut more the superintendent's suggestion Van Middlesworth, board presi Weslbound traffic on the spur Democrats only other was that the music than $60,000 before tentative adop- IOW creates traffic jams and to the board that church facil- dent from 1063-64, a certificate of tion Dec. 14. (Continued) program is "a luxury." Mrs. azards making left turns into ities be used next fail for classes appreciation for "devoted and Ann Brennan's charges against The budget totals $798,338, in- was a permanent solution to faithful service to the community state government for at least a Wyckoff Rd. Under the plan a the music program were an- cluding current expenses, a Jughandle will open on the spur Overcrowding. and its school children"' as board half century if the Legislature swered by members of the audi- capital outlay of $10,745.50 (made west of Wyckoff Rd. and wind Mr. German said it was a president. enacts his program. ence. up of state aid), and debt ser backward into Laurel PI. and "The'business, ahead will be temporary plan and the township Mrs. Rita Bander reported the The board adopted its proposed vice amounting to $38,502.50 (27,- Wyckoff Rd. Traffic at the in- has used church facilities for cafeteria made a profit of $85.93 in the nature of an adventure. $7-47,900 current expense budget. 348.50 in state aid). tersection is controlled by stop classrooms before. He predicted in December. I wgnt this party to so imbed This represents an increase of Board President James Me and go lights. itself in the hearts and confi- $33,850 over the current budget Kittrick explained the rise in the As part of the job widening tax rate will be minimal. dence Ijf the people of New Jer- The bulk of the increase is in the Wyckoff Rd., a divider will be Shrewsbury Rules Arrange trition account. The budget now goes to the built in the road between the sey that it will be 50 years be- The board will pay $310,000 to voters for approval Feb. 8. spur and Laurel PI. An entrance fore they can throw us out." directly from the spur to Wyckoff Extension of White St. The Republicans controlled the Rd. also will be provided for SHREWSBURY - Borough Council approved membership state Senate for 52 years prior cars turning right, or east, into Council last night adopted the or- in Shrewsbury Hose Co. No. 1 to last November's election. Planners Tentatively Wyckoff Rd. dinance that will allow the bor- for William Gibson of Patterson Speculate on Howard The plan will make *" no ough to proceed with the con- Ct., and approved exemption for After Hughes left there changes in control o£ eastbound demnation of land for the White Dr. Ensley M. White of Broad St. speculation about Rep. James J. OK 192 Apartments raffic on the spur. St. extension. Howard, D-M Dist., N.J., run FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP, that apartments in the area be The measure appropriates $4,- ning for the U.S. Senate; dis- The Planning Board recom- held up pending master plan 200, which'i the amount offered Unemployment cussions about the Ocean County s modification. and refused for the 50 by 175-foot Democratic committee's endorse- mended conditional site plan ap- property of Mr. and Mrs. George Rises in State ment of Mrs. Jacqueline Ken proval last night for 192 garden J. D, Holding Corp.'s applica- Farrell on Obre PI. TRENTON — Unemployment nedy as a possible U.S. Senate apartments proposed by W i n n tion for 101 units on Stonehurst Realty, a subsidiary of U. S. Blvd. was referred to the at- White St. will cross Rt. 35 at went up in the state last month, candidate — which many thought as it usually does at year's end, was "in poor taste" — and talk iHomes and Development Corp. torney, W. Lawrence Krusen. fi traffic signal, follow the Shad- An aipplication from Briar Hill, J. D.'s attorney,, John C.- Gior- owbrook Restaurant driveway for but the increase was not as severe about state patronage. as in recent years. \ The rumor stage was reached Inc., for 212 units on Colts Neck- dano, Jr., claimed that the cor- a fshort distance, and turn left Freehold Rd. was rejected, on poration sought approval for only into Obr PI. > Edward J. Hall, director of the in the hallway. e At the Monmouth headquarters the recommendation of the staff 48 units since it had received ten- Order Title Search state Division of Employment were county chairman P.- Paul of the county Planning Board. tative approval for the other 53 borough Attorney John E. Security, listed 119,300 state resi- Campi and Mrs. Campi; Sheriff n May, 1963, when approval was Keale said he had ordered a title dents out of work at the end of Paul Kiernan and Mrs. Kieman; granted for the 101 units already •earch of the needed property, December. The figure was up THEY WENT IN STYLE — In full dreit attire at Gov. Rep. Howard and Mrs. Howard; built. -an'' estimated a condemnation 9,100 over the November figure, Not UFO, Sea Bright Coundlwoman Mrs. Hughes' inaugural in Trenton ara Sens. William J. Hier- J. D. seeks a total of 202 units ju'" ment might be made in two but 27,609 under the December, Cecile Norton; Mrs. Kathryn The Winn realty apartments to three months. 1955, count. ing, left, IR-Ocean, 5th) and Richard R. Stout, (R-Mon- Freret, Fair Haven, member of Just NASA are to be built on 'niree Brooks Last month's unemployment mouth, 5th.) The shore legislators marched in the pro- Council introduced an ordinance the county "Board of Elections, Rd., on land running parallel to count for the Long Branch area recommended by the.Division of and her husband; William Him- cession from the State House to the Cultural Center, Rt. 9. The board would require was 6,500 a 5.4 per cent rate. Test Qoutls Alcoholic Beverage Control. It elman, Lincroft, chairman of the scene of the ceremony. that an access road to the apart- restates that establishments, ex- The highest rate in the state Middletown Township Democrat- MI'DDLETOWN - Residents, ments from Rt. 9 be extended say cept hotels and restaurants, shall was registered in the Ocean City- ic commltee; Benjamin An- here and in other county com- to Three Brooks Rd. close when they stop selling al Wildwood-Cape May area, which dreach, Keansburg party leader; munities need not worry about Other board conditions require 1U37 coholic beverases. A ftublic"he« registered a 13.4 rate. The Phil- Monmouth County assistant pros- Inaugural Incidents being attacked by Martians. that water and sewer plans be ing will be held Tuesday, Fet.'S. lipsburg area had a low 3.3. ecutor, < AND THRbdfeHODf NiW JERSEY to so imbed itself in the heart* 1 29' and confidence of the people of New Jersey that it will bt SO doien FT'S ChOCOlateS ...a»fln«M you c«nOlv* yeari before they tbrowju out." 69' 29 39' •V wcmrn 8 S Pay paes David P. .wimrsteta;witta . UU Sou* Williun'jr, wMMfa fe Atlantic Ave., *tat*P*ft *lfe , fined eight apeedeti caught In • Walter Malefc, 124 Oceanport State Police radar trap. Ave., Oceanport, i was (iaed $13 A ninth speeder paid his fine for tpeeding and $15 for not JOHN M. LINZMAYER BENJAMIN F. WEIKEL for the second time. Warren Ros- having hit license, in possession. LITTLE SILVER — John M, Kathleen Norris, MIDDLETOWN — Benjami enthal of 1114 Burnt Tar Rd., Frank Carrino, Pine^rte.Trtil- Linmayer, 55. of « Salem l«. F. ;Weikel, 65, 1168 Union Ave Point Pleasant, had paid * *15 er Court, Eatontown, >m* fined died Monday afternoon in River- Novelist, Dies/ died yesterday in Riverview fine Dec. 13 with » check issued US for speeding ami fit for view Hospital. SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Kath- Hospital. by.Melvin Trester of the Carpet not having his registration in pos- Mr. Linzmayer was born leen Norris, one of America's Born in Indiana, he was the soi Installers of New Jersey, Ett»r- session. Atlantic Highlands, son of Jacor. most popular women writers, of Benjamin F. and Frances on. The check was no good. Robert M. Merrigan, 285 Spring L. and Julia McLaughlin Linz- has died at 85 after writing near- Weikel. He was a member of the Mr, Rosenthal paid cash this St., Red Bank, was fined 121 for mayer. He had been a resident ly 100 novels for "people with American Legion and the Caesa- time, and Magistrate Glading or- speeding, and wai found innocent here one year, formerly living in simple needs and motives." rea Lodge, F & AM. dered a complaint signed against of a delinquent inspection charge. South Amboy. "I have no knowledge of the Surviving are his wife, Mrs. the issuer of the bad check. Anthony Malle, trading as the Elizabeth Weikel; a son, John The magistrate fined tjie fol- D4M Oil Burner Service of Long A veteran of World War II, Mr. dark forces which fasoinate Goulding, of New York, a daugh- lowing for speeding: Branch, WM charged $10 in court Linzmayer was employed by th< modern writers," said Mrs. ter Mrs. Elizabeth Leonard of Mabel Keith, 219 Fifth Ave., costs after two worthless check Central Railroad of New Jersey Norris, reminiscing about her prolific writings recently. Georgia; a brother, Charles Avon,, $15; Daniel W. Dora, 33 charges against him were with- for 28 years. Meadow Dr., here, $15; Louis Tis- drawn. He had been charged with The novelist was suffering from Weikel of Indiana; four sisters, Surviving are his wife, Mrs, ciott, 916 Pine St., Union Beach, issuing two $100 checks to Twin a circulatory ailment and fell Mrs. La rue Laroudebush, Mrs Catherine Wilhelm Linzmayer $23; Charles G. Consovoy, IS Boro Rambler. East Newman to a cona a week ago. She Mary Yergens, Mrs. Sarah two sons, John K. and Roberl Daniel Dr., Little Silver, $27, and Springs Rd! . passed away yesterday at the Eailey, Mrs. George Springer, J. Linzmayer, and a daughter, JOINS BOARD — "Tunis S. Denise, recently retired Colts Neclc fruit grower, left, Pacific Heights home of her son, all of Indiana. Juliet M. Linzmayer, all at home, Dr. Frank Norris, with her The funeral will be Friday ai attended his final meeting of the board of managers of the Agricultural Experiment and two brothers, Kenneth L. family gathered around her. 10:30 a.m. in the Bedle Funeral Station in New Bruniwick yesterday. He stands betide Carroll W. Barclay, Jr., of Linanayer of Middletown and J. Home, Keyport. Cremation will Dalieious Orchards, Scobayville, who wai inducted at a board member. Next to Mr. G RAMAN'S Edmund Linzmayer of Florida, Her first novel, "Mother," was be in Rosehill Crematorium. published in 1911. Former Presi- VACUUM «M) APPLIANCE PARTS CO. Services will be at the Adams Barclay is Dr. Leland G. Merrill, Jr., dean of the Collage of Agriculture and Environ- dent Theodore Roosevelt was so 156 MONMOUTH ST. RID IANK. N. J. Memorial Home Friday at 8:30 MRS. ELLA VAN NOTE mental Science, Dr. Mason W. Grots of Rumson, right, president of Rutgers, was on moved by it that he climbed LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Ella PHONE 747-5623 a.m. followed at 9 a.m. by a three flights of hand to greet the new member. . . . Van Note, 87, f 523 Hampton High Requiem Mass in St. James Norris apartment just to shake o Ave. died Monday in Monmouth Catholic Church. Interment wil the author's hand. AUTHORIZED be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Medical Center. She was the From that year until her last widow of Morris Van Note. Barclay Succeeds Tunis Denise Eureka and Hoover Sates and Service 1 HENRY 0. GODDARD novel, "Through a Glass Darkly, Born in Holmdel, Mrs. Van NEW and REBUILT CLEANERS RUMSON-Henry 0. Goddard, she produced nearly two books a Note spent most of her life here. NEW BRUNSWICK - Carroll and peach Industries, New Jer- al last year), and a citation year, 58 magazine serials and • REPAIRS ON • to, of 117 East River Rd. died ihe was a member of the Dutch W. Barclay, Jr., Scpbeyville fruit sey agriculture, his state and from the state Board of Agricul- uncounted newspaper and maga Monday in Riverview Hospital. Reformed Church, here, and of grower, took the oath of office community. GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX. etc. zine articles. yesterday as a member of the ture in 198U Mr. Goddard was born in Ada Chapter, Order of Eastern The citation listed some of Mr. Board of Managers of the Agri- He also was a member of the IRONS—VACUUMS^-TOASTERS Barbados, B.W.I., son of the late A critic once wrote that he Star. Denise's honors and activities: cultural Experiment Station, Rut- executive committee of the New Alexander and Priscilla Edwards novels "poured from her type- Several nieces and nephews sur- president of the Experiment Sta- Jejrsey Farm Bureau o^id the PERCOLATORS—MIXERS, etc. writer as sawdust pours from a gers University. Goddard, and came, to this coun- •ive. tion Board of Managers In 1956- Monmouth County Board of Agri- sawmill." PARTS FOR try is a child. He had been a Services will be at 2 p.m. to- Tlie board advises the dean of 57, president of the New Jersey culture, and of th» Colts Neck Sunuon resident since 1957, and morrow in the Woolley Funeral the College of Agriculture and Horticultural Society and the Board of Education. VACUUMS, WASHERS, DRYERS, IRONS, previously lived in Lebanon. ALEXANDER PETRYK Home, 10 Morrell St., with Rev. Environmental Science its New Jersey Agricultural Society He is an alumnus of Rutgers, RANGES, TOASTERS, MIXERS, LAMPS, #te. He is survived by his wife, Mrs, BRIDGEWATER - Alexande Bertram Sathmary of the Dutch policies concerning the teaching, (which awarded him it? gold med- Mabel S. Goddard; two sons, Petryk (Petrykowski), 74, of 685 Reformed Church officiating, research and extension- Richard A. Goddard of this place K1»e p'- *ed. Saturday at Burial will be in Holmdel Ceme- vities, and William S. Goddard of Jut- after a long illness. He was the tery. Mr. Barclay succeeds Tunis G. land; a brother, W. W. Goddard father of Mrs. Gloria Bencivenga Denise, for many years owner of of Chatham; two-sisters, Miss of Red Bank. ROBERT i. JOHNSTON Colts Neck Orchards who re- AMERICA'S Fannie Goddard and Mrs Born in Poland, Mr. Petryk BROOKLYN-Robert J. John- signed from the board, because Charles Gilntore, both of Elis- came to the United States 53 ston, 56, of this place, died here of his retirement from farming. LIQUIDATORS Most Famous suddenly on Friday. He was a abeth, and {our grandchildren. years ago, settling in Brooklyn The new appointee will serve the ENTIRE STORE BUYERS The funeral will be tomorrow before moving here 36 years ago. former resident oi Keansburg, year and a half of Mr. Denise's BRANDS at at 11 a.m. in St. Peter's He retired seven years ago from N. J.- unexpired term. Episcopal Church,. Washington, the American Cyanamid Co., He is survived by a sister, Mrs. 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. Margaret Terry of Keansburg. Mr. Barclay operates Delicious OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY GIVE-AWAY N.J., with Rev. Henry T. Folsom Bridgewater Township, where he Orchards, which includes a Mr. Johnston was born here, officiating. Burial will be in was employed as a mixer leader. unique retail market, and is a son of the late Robert and Mar- PRICES! Union Cemetery, Grandin, under Mr. Petryk was a member of member of a family well known At ttl. 3$, Skrtwibiiry—af tht Red Rank UM garet MoDermott Johnston. He THURS.. FRI. 10-9 • SATURDAY 1U r> direction o the Douglas D. the Holy Name Society of St. in Central Jersey horticulture. Mary's Church of Bound Brook was self-employed as a building Martin Funeral Home, Clinton He is a past president of the NEW OOOOJ ADDID and the Quarter Century Club of maintenance man. Thursday. New Jersey Horticultural Socie- American Cyanamid Co. He was A Requiem Mass was Offered Entire Stock or Parts Wanted - Call 747-9813 or 3J4-5350 FRIDAY and SATURDAY this morning In St. Ann's Catho- ty, a member of the Monmouth MM. JULIA BUTLER married to the former Teofila lic Church, Keansburg. Burial County Board of Agriculture ex- MIDD&ETOWN — Mrs. Julia Borkowska 50 years on Feb. 7 was in Holy Cross Cemetery, ecutive committee, the Colts Butler, 47, of 199 Kings Hwy. 1965. here, under direction of the John Neok Board of Education and the died Monday in Riverview Hospi- Besides his wife and daughter, 3, Ryan Home for Funerals, New-Jersey Apple Industry .Com- tal. he leaves four sons, Steve J. and Keansburg. mittee. He studied at Syracuse Born in Ketnsburg, she was the John Petryk of Finderne, George University. , Petryk of Pinellas Park, Fla., daughter of Delbert and Ella May The Monmouth County Board Lawrence Burlett. and Alexander Petryk, in Poland; CLEANS jf Agriculture nominated him Surviving/besides her parents, two other daughters, Mrs. Lor- 24-Mile raine Lento of Miami Beach, Fla., 'or his new position and the uni- •re her husband, James D. But- ersity board of managers ap- ler; two daughters, Mrs. Larry E, and Mrs. Leona Izzo of Finderne; 24' grandchilldren, and six great- Parachute pointed him at its December Crank of California and Miss Jean meeting. P;tUer, at home; one brother, grandchildlren. Raymond Burlett of Middletown, A Mass was offered this morn- Jump Set In retiring, Mr. Denise ends and one grandson. ing in St. Mary's Church. The service that began in 1952, The H O U S E NEW YORK (AP) - A dare- Findente Funeral Home, 797 East board presented him a framed The funeral will be Friday at devil parachute instructor plans citation commending him for his 8:45 am. from the Bedle Fu- Main St., was in charge of ar- to put on a show for Midwestern rangements. "vision, Initiative and leader- neral Home, Keyport, followed ers next month with a free fall ship" in his service to the apple by a High Requiem Mass at 9:30 jump from a balloon 24 miles 'a.m. in St. Mary's Catholic MRS. MARY MELESKI high over Iowa. Church, New Monmouth. Burial KEARNY—Mrs. Mary Wielicki The instructor, Nicholas J. will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Meleski, 87, of 158 Forest St. died Piantariida, 33, of Brick Town, Ocean Sdiool Saturday at home. She was the N.J., said Tuesday he intends to THURSDAY 10 A.M. JOHN F. O'BRIEN widow of Stanley Meleski and the open the chute only a short dis- Polling Data PORT MONMOUTH - John mother of Mrs. Lillian Quinn of tance from the earth. Keyport. Over 800 To Choose Francis O'Brien, 77, of 120 Wilson Piantanida tried a similar OVER 2.000 PAIRS OVER 2.S00 TO CHOOSE FROM Ave. died yesterday in the home Born in Poland, Mrs. Meleski feat last Oct. 22, but he had to Is Outlined LADIES' DRESS LADIES' of his daughter, Mrs.. Rosemary came to this country as a child. bail out at 22.700 '--• • '- ' OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Mar- LADIES' YOUR Patrouch, 23 Zerman Dr., New She moved here five years ago balloon burst over St. Paul hall D. Conklln, secretary of the Pullovers • Cardigans Monmouth. after living In Newark 21 years. Minn. Township Board of Education, SHOE RIOT CHOICE Born in Pottsville, Pa., Mr. She was a member of the The new attempt was sched- last night released polling infor- O'Brien was a retired steam- Rosary Society of St. Peter's uled for Feb. 1 over Estherville, mation for the Feb. 8 school elec- HI-HEELS SWEATERS fitter. He was a former Teaneck lhapel, Newark. Iowa, with a balloon containing tion "in an attempt to clarify resident am) had lived here three DRESS Also surviving are a son, Ed- 5 million cubic feet of helium. the confusion which exists at each years. He was a cammunioant of ward Meleski of Scranton, Pa.; The balloon will be sent aloft school election. . ." St. Mary's Catholic Church, New three other daughters, Mrs. Mae from Sioux Falls, S.D. AND Monmouth. Kleeman of San Gabriel, Calif., The first school election dis- Piantanida said he waits to trict consists of general election Also surviving are a son, James and Mrs. Eleanor Hotaling and prove that a trained chutist can O'Brien, and six grandchildren. Mis,? Julia Meleski, both here; Districts 1, 2, 9, and 11. Resi- 00 free fall from altitudes above dents there vote in the Oakhurst A Requiem Mass will be offered eight grandchildren, and nine OUR 100,000 feet without the use of School on Monmouth Rd. in St. Mary's Church at 9 a.m. great-grandchildren. stabilizing devices. SUIT REG. PRICE tomorrow. Burial, under the di- A Mass was offered this morn- He said the experiment would The second school election dis- None Higher WAS UP rection of the Pfleger Funeral Ing in St. Cecelia's Church, here. •rovide valuable Information of trict consists of general election TO 15.00 None Higher Districts 4, 5, 7, 8, 10 and the OUR REG. PRICE WAS Koine, New Monmouth, will be The John D. Crane and Sons :he effects on human body OUR REG. PRICE WAS in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Middle- Funeral Home, 241 Kearny Ave., high speeds in a free fall Village of Loch Arbour. Residents UP TO 4.00 PAIR UP TO 5.00 town. was in charge of arrangements. urap. here vote in the Wanamassa Nat. Adv. Up To NONE HIGHER School on Bendemere Ave. 19.95 Each NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO 49>5 EACH Nat. Adv. Up To 12.91" And the third school election district is made up of general election Districts 3, 6, 12, 13. The Over 1.000 To Choose Over 800 To Choose Over 1,000 To Choose Over 2,000 To Choose Going to New York?, polling place is the Ocean Town- From ship Elementary School on Dow LADIES' BRANDED BOYS- GIRLS' Ave., Oakhurst. MEN'S CARDIGAN Stretch and Cotton Seven candidates are running CARDIGAN for the three, three-year terms GIRDLES and PULLOVER WE TAKE on the board. Their position on and PULLOVER TOPS'PANTS the ballot is: Francis X. Coak- GIVE AWAY ley, Jr., Burton L. Fundler, Al- SWEATERS bert R. Mayer, Robert E. Levy, SWEATERS TIGHTS YOU OUT OF Joseph Pagano, Clarence B. Loewenstine, and Robert J, Har- ris. Mr. Loewenstine is the only THE DRIVERS incumbent. Dr. Earl G. Nicks and Edwin J. Fox are not run- ning for re-election.

SEAT! Names Firm Here OUR REG. PRICE WAS None Higher In Aiiti-triiRt Suit UP TO 4.00 None Higher None Higher OUR REG. PRICE WAS SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Oregon None Higher OUR REG. PRICE WAS OUR REG. PRICE Atty. Gen. Robert Thornton said UP TO 5.00 UP TO 3.50 UP TO 1.25 Monday he fas filed a $270,000 Nat. Adv. Up To 10.95 Nat. Adv. Up To 12.95 Nat. Adv. Up To 7.95 Nat.Adv. Up 4.95 Each Ut ui do your driv- antitrust damage suit against ing! You do the re- seven manufacturers of metal laxing. Rood o poper, library shelving. . Over 1.000 Over 1,200 To Choose Over 1,000 To Choose Over 800 To Choose or ink* a moose, before Thornton said the suit was filed in U.S. District Court in LADIES' BRANDED LADIES' BRANDED LADIES1 BLOUSE Ladies'and Girls' yop know if, you're de- Chicago on behalf of public barking at tht Port Au- agencies in Oregon that have thority Terminal in the heart bought metal library shelving RIOT!!! PAJAMA RIOT from the defendant companies. GLOVE BRA RIOT! of rWYork City. Thornton said the $270,000 25 Rtuftl Trips daily. figure is a minimum one. He said the final amount of dam- RIOT! ages to be sought wilj be deter- AVERAGE RUNNING TIME mined after a review of con- RID IANK — 75 MINUTES tracts, MIDDLETOWN — 65 MINUTES The defendants included Estey KIYPORT - SI MINUTES Corp., Red Bank, N.J. Thornton said the damage suit RED BANK 741'0281 was filed on the basil of n feder- None Higher None Higher MIDDLETOWN 471-2100 al grand jury Indictment In Chi- None Higher cago In 1963. The indictment KEYPORT 2*4.3232 •aid the companies carried out OUR REO. PRICI WAS OUR RIG. PRICI WAS OUR RIG. PRICI WAS UP TO 2.50 EACH agreement! between 1054 and Nont Higher UP TO 20.00 1060. to allocate bldi for metal UP TO 2.00 K-NEW YORK TRANSIT CO. library shelves. OUR REG. PRICt Me Net. Adv. Up To Nat. Adv. U» To Ht did Die defendants plead- Not. Adv. Up To 2.9« Nat.Adv. Up To t.95 7.95 loci, ed no contest to this indictment bad were fined. • M m KEEP A

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And but 300 years ago, New Amsterdam got the nod and J>*ului gan what he has called "an age of the result was a chaotic program of Hook was ignored, New-,Amsterdam became New York City greatness for New Jersey." financing and crash bond issues to and Paulas Hook became Jersey City. One Time will tell, of course, whether provide emergency funds. grew up to be the,biggest and the richest; the state will achieve the greatness The time has come for this to end the other became a vaudeville joke. I know. 1 was born in Jersey City. My affection for . that Governor Hughes wants. But — and for New Jersey to, get moving it hasn't changed, but my assessment hit. there is no doubt in. our mind that the again*-From what we have seen, Gov- . Time Magazine once said that Tanimany proposals he has advanced, with the ernor Hughes has started his second politicians should go to Jersey City to learn' politics. Will Durant, the renowned phjlotch fiscal program to back it up, can term with the positive thinking, de- pher, wrote in a book'called Transition; mean a magnificent new era for New termination, and courage to truly •"I "will never forgive it for being" Whsf it Jersey. bring about "an age of greatness" for Was when I knew it-dirty,' run-down . •. ." Of course, the governor will not . BISHOP They makea good juxtaposition, because'~ the state. too much politics Can degrade a city. Politics to the child in succeed by himself in bringing great- The obstacles In his path are many the street was what baseball was to a youngster in- Brooklyn. ness to New Jersey. He must have the — and, for the most part, they are I seldom met a boy in Jersey City who didn't know more about the inside-lowdown on the latest political maneuver than he support of the legislature and the purely political. But as formidable as did about his homework. people. And here Is where the old they are, they can be overcome. As Everybody was IO busy analyzing the most recent ap- ideas and the old cliches about taxes the governor said yesterday, "we ask pointment that the city fell apart. At the top of the trash pile : and the role of state government will sat the stern face and high collar of Frank Hague. The blu* not uniformity of opinion but unity eyes were icy, the long index finger of the right hand always have to be set aside and replaced with of purpose." pointed itfaight ahead and darted back and forth like the a new approach and new thinking. Others have had the chance — and hesd of a cobra. • . . Above all, we hope that the gov- Hague was the consummate politician in the most arrogant have failed'— at solving many of the •ense. He wa« more than that; he was the father of th* city. •• ernor will be given the opportunity to state's problems. He was everbody's old man. He could put yoiir mother in his1 ' put into action the program he has for Now the opportunity is with Gov- medical center free, or put your brother in jail. He could send ' the state. Already, the nit-pickers — a ton of coal to a poor family, and take the fillings otft of ernor Hughes — and we hope he gets the teeth of the well-to-do. some of them in his own party—are the support of the legislature In im- doing their best to kill his income tax plementing his program. •. * * .'":•• HE GAVE HIMSELF $8,000 a year as miyor and spent', plans. But the substitutes they offer If not, the governor has no choice that much on a private railway car to take Mm to his nHta«ian , are not the best to meet the state's but to take his case directly to the in Florida. Jn 30 years, he was the great and awful man of - critical financial problems. Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth New Jersey. My father, as a police lieutenant, paid 3 per etnt people. After all, they gave him the of his annual pay as a campaign contribution in a city where Under Democratic governors and mandate ^to get a job done for the Hague did not have to campaign. If a cop or fireman could ; Republican-controlled legislatures in state. not afford the 3 per cent, a private loan office was opened ' above the Majestic Theater, across the street from City Hall,. Start Thinking Trillions There politicians would lend the money at good interest , An Opportunity in Red Bank The sliding statistics now streaking out 29 million tons—the equivalent of 350 Queen rates. My grandma Bishop, who worked in Colgate's scrubbing of Washington herald the emergence of the Elizabeth steamships. common soap from big trays, paid as high as $60 a month in There has been much speculation given to construction of an ln-town U.S. as the first nation in the history of —If you set out to count Jl trillion at taxes for her house. And yet, she Voted for Hague. So did my . about what disposition would be made mankind economy i and where a rise of $1 billion Commute* 1» "mlMlrlg" *ome *7O0,«0O. • series of Jolting regional statistical studies. * * • • actually is becoming "modest." In this, sec- 50 Years Ago It's a curious affair. Chtlrman Ray Bliss Based on election returns over the past -IF YOU HAD n TRILLION in silver ond half of the soaring '60s, get set .'to "think trillions." . '. •- is undecided whettier the apparent discrep- decade, these reports make stark reading. dollars, your hoard would weigh more than i The state Board of Health planned a hearing to determine ancy is due to an accounting error, a mistake These unvarnished regional reports are action to be taken to stop pollution of Matawan Creek. Mata- in fund-raising projections, graphically illustrative of Bliss' realistic ap- or worse. proach and penchant for statistics. wan had no sewer system and the creek had been made t' Intense efforts ire be- Under him. the National Committee's're- John Chamberlain: These Days dumping ground for refuse. ing made to clear up the search staff, devotes most of Its time to Miss Lizzie Butcher retired as postmaster In Marlboro. mystery before the National scanning newspapers, reports and other pub- Committee meeU in the lications for assembling statistics, instead of The Oakhurst Lodge of American Mechanics celebrated capital Jan. 31 for a round writing position papers and similar docu- No Real Love for New York Its* 25th anniversary. • > of major decision-making. ments. Some (hat were prepared and drew Word of the reputed finan- '• warm praise never: got any further and are Mayor John Lindsay of New York may the1 Connecticut' town of Stamford <$. E. Elsworth Alexander was Initiated a member of thi Red cial boggle is circulating In gathering dust';in',the files. have succeeded' In building an Image of company publishes trade' magazines for |ne Bank Lodge, Royal Arcanum. v inner party quarters, and As- a consequence, some staffmen have dignified fortitude for himself by his conduct brewery industry, among others. The iCOtn- Bliss is extremely anxious quit and others are quietly looking for new during the long ordeal of the traffic strike, pany left New York's Lexington Avenue for ••; ALLEN to find the answer before JobsJ but the effect of the troubles on his political a Stamford address some 10 years ago wien the commlttes assembles. Bliss is aware of this undercurrent of future must' wait on th» it discovered that most of its employees' 25 Years Ago Particular reason for that Is that money dissent, and. that's why he proposes to ask recuperative ability of the lived outside th« city. Big Town itself. will figure prominently In the committee's for an'all-out endorsement from the National * * * ;. The Atlantic Highlands Presbyterian Church, organized deliberations, Committee. He wants no doubts as to who In this connection it THE SINGLE COMMUTER employee Dec. 19, 1B90, celebrated its 50th anniversary. It is Bliss' Intention to seek approval of Is boss. could be an important fact from New. Jersey could have been at a dis- plans to double the Na- • * * that few dwellers in the advantage for a while in traveling to Connec- Capt. Albert Runyon was re-elected chairman of the Mid- hinterlands reallly love tional Committee's ' fund- VIET,NAM FLASHES-Colonel Gagarin, ticut, but after the Tappan Zee Bridge across dletown Township Committee. Township officials dedicated Gotham, Many people will raising goal for this year's Soviet cosmonaut, has admitted Russians are the Hudson had been linked to new through- their new township hall in Middletown Village. ' continue to do business crucial congressional and fighting in Viet Nam. ways he discovered that it took him less state elections. with the city because of time to go to Stamford than it took to go. Samuel Rabito, proprietor of Samuel's Shoe Repairing and According to a U.S. radio monitoring- the advantages it has to He wants to set It at service, the cosmonaut, in a speech last by way of bridge or tunnel and crosstown Hat Cleaning: shop at 81 Monmouth St., Red Bank, installed'' $10 million Instead of the Offer. But, as a some-time streets to Lexington Avenue and Thirty- an ice skate sharpening machine. Mr. Rabito sharpened skates week, attacked young Russian pacifists who, CHAMBERLAIN commuter to Manhattan, I )S million proposed last fourth Street. As for the Westchester and "hollow ground to a mirror finish while you Wait." he said, believe there Is no need for an army have certainly had my ear bent recently year by General Lucius and there will not be war. Connecticut employees of the company, life Clay, the national treasurer. on the trains by people who were rather "These demagogues cannot grasp that for them is pure velvet. The company secre- Two main reasons are unctuous in their predictions that business fighting is not just a possibility," declared taries par,k their cars In free space right By Interlandi behind Bliss' aim; The retailers in Peoria and Ypsilanti and Hart- Cynic's Corner Gagarin. "It is going on now with weapons next to the car owned by the president, SCOTT blunt view that GOP elec- ford will henceforward be looking for more in hand. Viet Nam is an example. Viet ; And. if there is a news story about the tion prospects are not as rosy as some party certain sources of clothing, say, than Man- brewery business or diesel equipment to be Nam, where our people too, are fight- hattan's garment district. leaders are inclined to think; that a big ing heroically." gathered on Manhattan Island, the Big City campaign chest is essential to cope with The Germans have a word for this en- State Department authorities have sup- Is only an hour away. the huge politics-oriented spending' of the joyment of other people's misery: schaden- pressed the publication of this broadcast on Johnson administration's so-called Great So- freude. The out-of-town critical people have Once again, the tone of voice used in the ground It might hurt U.S.-Soviet rela- ciety programs and projects. had an edge In their conversational tone talk about New York seemed significant tions during this critical period. Close aides o( Bliss say he is prepared that Mike Quill's men should think about when I asked the controller of this particu- to tell the National Committee, and state before they strike again. Out-of-towners aren't lar refugee-from-Manhattan company about chairmen who will also be present, "If the going to relinquish anything gained by New his business. Trying to be scrupulously ob- party is to score significantly in this year's York's distress if they can keep It. jective, he said that the big labor pool elections, you have got to give me the neces- * * * available In New York might enable a busi- ness to find a qualified man quickly. Bu£ sary tooll. The first of these is ample cam- WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1966 THE OMENS OF UNCONSCIOUS outslde- paign funds, because we will be up against then he mentioned the difficulty of checking 40-43 Bro»d St., ft«d Bant, N. J. of-New-York heartlessness could be read in on people in a big city and went on to tell the immense Great Society spending, of H7fl 1U. 35, Mlddlcttwn, N. J. the advertisements appearing in the which a, large part is primarily political." 30 Knit Mftln 8t.. XTrrJ.oi.1, N. J. about the bank that had hired a con man.' £79 Broad »»>, f-oa/f Branch, ft. J, city's own newspapers. Upstate communities • * * "Here," he said about his own smaller com- Eltab. IH7B liy Jttfaq II. Cook »nfl~ Henry Clfty boasted In print about their freedom from munity, "you get people who stick together, ' OTHER DEMANDS-Bliss also will ask FaMJthed by Ttig llV.ni ^ traffic problems and their simultaneous like the employees of 30 years ago." In New tor what, in effect, will amount to a full and M. lUHOI.U KKI.I.V. f«l)IUber and (irnrrnl Mum err proximity to busy airports. "Ahh, to be in York, so the controller went on, any busi- unequivocal endorsement of his policies and Arthur t. hmmln, Kdll» Massachusetts," said one full-page (Id which ness can be hampered any day by some kind methods In running the National Committee. fhomm J, Bly • • WIIMim V. Budford began by talking about a big electrical manu- of strike. "It could be a strike of the elec- This will include the hiring and firing of Kxecutlve Kilitor Associate EUHor Frank IV. lUrliuur €faarlri A. Johmton facturer's $31-plus million modernization pro- trical elevator operators, or a truckers' staff members, the operations of the public Mlddletown Bureau Mer, Freehold Bureau M«r. gram in three Massachusetts towns and ended strike, or an engravers' dispute, or a strike relations and research units, and Bliss' prac- Hemlter ot (be Antoclafrd ¥re»» with a rather smug bit about a state record on the subways, or a newspaper strike," he tice ot concentrating on • administrative de- TJj« AMOdttad Press In tntitlnd exclusively to tlit ui« for republicttIon ot ill Ui* local nowi printed In thli of fewest "days last" through worker-man- • laid, rolling them all into one bail of wax. tails fiuf leaving, speech-making to others. a» idver- The Ohioan ln(endj to press for a show-. ilumcnt In vhioli U» typographical error occur*. Ailv«rtU«n atioilt the. advantages of his city's recehtfy th'at man-made catastrophe strikes In .Gotham. will (Heine notify tb« management imratUUttly of any deepened, harbor as an Importing lure. New. dotfn which may determine his future as mnor which may oceut. • * If something Isn't done permanently to curb national chairman'. He will make it clear Haven's wide and relatively uncluttered port its Mike Quills. New York Is in for a longer, Tnli niwiiutper iisumti no ropnnxibliuttl lot iui»- Is only 70 miles up Long Island Sound from that If he itays it will be entirely on his wtniB of opinion tn lutttri from lla raaricri. faster slide than any It haa yet experienced. awn terms. New York. And John Lindsay, caught in the middle, "Which movie do you wont'f-'t'hJbrtf 'frith Subicrlplion Prtcfcf In Advance ! .; • * • * JNnrla COVY •> cwinw, I etnlii; fry hull. 10 c«nts Theie were the sounds of ravens, not won't be able to build the reputation, that th« junior, senator from Col Jfornla'pr th might possibly mak« him a presidential 1 It) TO*C£FULLY underline his blunt the cooing of dovoi. Tha loflg-tejrm trend Is one with th« condtdoUtop^qovfrnort* Out ttm Republican party faces tu* tfeu I uuaHis — s*t nmui Jl.KJ •nti-New York, anyway, 1 know »n editor ltf candidate. " . " ^ • DAILY BWISm, 19, Pond, m Porky Brook or Shadow Lake, a situation *tich u" the itctu oat couM pntjbly tupf*n tgjin. One hopes not, Ah, Squads Need Boats but we who Have children bwwUi»ftJ*re i» that ctruia «.&• M tttatmtt Dr. traction between wtter or ice tui yatutf viaxA daiiittn. From Oar Readers „& Middletown, H, J. Since residents of the township support their local first tit squads, I feel that precautionary measures can be anticipated Th« Segbter wetamm Mten boot to nadm, p H, y^ «bwt AUartic Hljfetands head- First of all, nay I say that the residents of Middletown, by parents and homeowners, especially looking to the local of- tktf centals ilgnatae, addreu and ttfaphftw water. Uttm lined "Dwetaptneat, ^Destruction',' that appeared in to- and more especially in the Fairview area, are deeply indebted ficials to be aware of hazards in a certain area. •hould be limited to JM word*. Tfcey «hwU b* typwrrlttw. day's (Jan. T) edition of the Register had been prepared prior to the volunteers of the First Aid Squads who responded and May I also suggest that if equipment for special circum- AU letten are subject to eaadtautfaM ud •ditinr Eodom- aided In the recent tradegy on Sleepy Hollow Pond. stances be necessary, let us as the supporters of the volunteer mtnti of political candidates or commercial product! art act to your front page news story about the stormy public meet- squads be aware of the need. ing of this borw&t't Planning Board. ' However, after observing the rescue efforts it is apparent acceptable. that the rescue of the two Rose brothers might have been In this particular circumstance, it was obvious that boats I believe that all of the cleaMbinking residents of Atlantic lengthened, had not a boat been available for use by the were necessary for the rescue operation. I am sure, noting Highlands wish our new mayor, Jay M. Kellers, success dur- rescuers. the generosity of my neighbors whea help is needed, that they Says We Must Care ing his term of office. * ., Would not rubber, inflatable boats be an asset to the would respond if oar local squad affirmed that additional 89 Conover Pi. Unfortunately, many residents, of this borough—myself In- volunteers, as part of their rescue equipment? equipment could be added to their supplies. Middl«twn, N. J. Sincerely yours, To the Editor: cluded—have ' been lax in their attentlvenest to the public In an area such "as ours, with housing developments being affairs of Atlantic Highlands. Rightly or wrongly, many have built with such close proximity to ponds such as Sleepy Hollow LaVera I. Cook la 1963, John F. Kennedy endorsed an organization called been aroused from their lethargy by the sudden cumulation of "W« Must Care, Inc." — an organization that has been given past decisions instituted by the elected and appointed officials the highest recognition from J. Edgar Hoover and the New of previous administration. Jeney Patrolmen's. Benevolent Association. The organlration's 'Old Story' ultimate aim is to convince and urge New Jersey's state legisla- The lead-in to your story on today's front page is a case in tors of the desperate and dire need for adequate laws agaisst point of public lethargy permitting recommendations, that I and degenerate offenders of sex crimes and for the establishment' many of my fellow residents consider ill-advised, to lie burjed Is Given of proper medical facilities throughout our state to treat and and unpublicized for so long. This was in the form of a contro- . to cure these thousand) of potential killer* of children . . . versial letter drafted by this town's Citizens Advisory Commit- New Twist . Marlboro State Hospital just simply does not have the facilities. tee to tha Planning Board, This was the letter that after its f reading left the "standing room only crowd," as The Register FREEHOLD — Here's a new Those hospitals that do are too overcrowded. This Is the di- twist on the old story about the lemma our judges are confronted with. nut it, to react "with stunned silence." After the reading of this letter, a member of the Planning Board at this public pot calling the kettle black. Friday COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747.W4 Statistics prove that the offender, the degenerate—who Is ' meeting moved that it would serve "no useful purpose" to have Five months ago the Office of actually a very, very sick man—will again transgress our this'controversial letter distributed to the public. Economic Development in Wash- 1ft t , 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY moral laws of decency. Only God knows how many little help- ington mentioned to Rep. James AT THE A&P SHOPPING CENTER less children have been victims of this pitiful and heart- This is a classic case of an elected or appointive member J. Howard that Monmouth County breaking crime, for only one out of every 500 such cases are Of the governing establishment being in a position to possibly had never adopted an over-al >at- to 6 Complete New Parking Facilities reported. Why? Parents become embarrassed; they are hor- dictate what should or should not be divulged. economic development plan. rified at the prospect of gossip; they feel guilty for not warn- As a long-time journalist and former newspaper reporter In, what probably was the most ing Suzy or Johnny of such people. Yet, theie same parents who has covered all levels of government, it was apparent to controversial letter of 1965, Mr. are. "allowing" the pervert his freedom to do whatever he me that the amendment motion made by this member of the Howard forwarded a recommen- SELLING OUT: ...THE ENTIRE STOCK OP pleases again and again and again, until finally the sick man Planning Board is unlawful. Not to make this letter public, and must be electrocuted—but only at the expense of mentally ill dation to Freeholder Director Jo- also qualify and explain that its recommendations were turned seph C. Irwin that a plan be adop- ONE OF PHILADELPHIA'S FINEST SHOE SALONS. EVERY SHOE children or mutilated bodies. down in whole or in part, would only add fuel to an already ted so that the county and its If J. Edgar Itoover had the authority, he would remedy roaring fire. (If you check a book entitled The Sights and municipalities could qualify for A WINTER STYLE BY AMERICA'S POPULAR SHOE DESIGNERS. this dangerous situation tomorrow; but we must realize that Privileges of the Press by Frederick S. Siebert, you will note aid under the 1965 Economic De- the f.B.d. is only an investigating branch, not a legislative one. that among the records open to the public and the press are velopment and Public Works Act. He has helped tremendously, though, by inspiring the,founder those of all public committees, commissioners, commissions It is no longer Important that • Choose From Tlie&e Famous Brands • of "We Must Care, Inc.," Milton H. Halvorsen of Ridgefield, and, to quota Siebert, "records of municipal boards.") Mr. Irwin at first said he hadn't N. J., to ardently continue this worthwhile struggle against Again, unfortunately, because of public apathy here In At- gotten the letter and then an- crime of the most vicious sort. And Mr. Halvorsen will—he nounced the county had delib- • QUEEN QUALITY • BAREFOOT ORIGINALS • ZANELI surely will ... lantic Highlands communications between residents and tax- payers and their borough government had long ago broken erately avoided such a plan in • PARADISE KITTENS • ADORES • AIRSTEP • PROTEGE • "; We Must Care" has a membership of around 600 people the past. from all walks of life. The sooner the organization reaches an down. Naturally, It followed that certain vested-interest groups within the local government establishment, or close to it, The Board of Freeholders did • FLORSHEIM • VITALITY • LIFESTRIDE • HILL'n DALE Impressive figure of about 1,500, the sooner our legislators however, appoint a committee will'sit up and take notice ... could set into motion little publicized plans and projects that only now have aroused an apathetic citizenry. and it, with equal dispatch • BRITISH CLASSICS • MADEMOISELLE • CITATIONS What a wonderfully'humane example we New Jerseyans adopted a plan and sent it of could set for the entire country by supporting the ultimate aims I would hope that Mayor Kellers will take every opportuni- to Washington. • ROBERT MARVINI of this organization and by supporting the organization itself. ty to publicly urge and request that the citizens of Atlantic Yesterday, the Monmouth Coun Membership dues of $1.00 help provide schools (free of rental Highlands attend municipal meetings dealing with the future of ty Planning Board said the plan Charge) throughout New Jersey with "Say No to Stranger" Otis borough. still hasn't been approved and films, help erect billboards on our highways, help print much A town of this size can be only as good as an informed that the delay Is holding up re needed literature on this subjeot, help promote school poster public wills it. ' quests for federal grants for 1 contests, and help publicize through all media the need for planning programs for the coun- , legislative action. Sincerely, LADIES FASHION HEELS Edward Hymoff ty and several towns. I joined We Must Care, Inc., a few weeks ago. You might Why the delay in the Washing say that an opportunity to help my country knocked gently on (Editor's Note—Hie Planning Board meeting was taken ton office where the first prod HIGH AND HID-HIGH my door, and I gladly welcomed It. into consideration in the editorial.) came from anyway? Constance J. Falvo The planners intend to find out. HEEL STYLE . . . WALKERS Director Charles Pike was asked Liked Articles to inquire. Opposes School Addition "In view of certain develop- 30 Westwood Rd. 20 Hill Rd., ments that are about to unfold,' Littls Sliver, N. J. • Atlantic Highlands, N. J. said chairman E. Donald Sterner LADIES'FLATS To the Editor: To be Editor: "I think you should write to Senator (Clifford P.) Case Con- The Register has recently published an analysis of The Just a short note to thank you for the space devoted to the By Patino Little Silver School Budget public hearing on Jan. 20th, very informative articles, that your reporter Jacqueline Alban gressman Howard." $/l.00 When the Point school was first proposed, the cost of some wrote regarding Urban Renewal In Atlantic Highlands. If more Terms of both the Republican Sandier of Boston $650,000 included a combination gymnasium, assembly hall and senator and Democratic repre people would take the time to dig out such information there Moxees Not all Vol. to . cafeteria. This was subsequently defeated by the electorate by would be less grounds for rumors to be spread and take hold sentative expire this year.) 4 shts. a 24 majority. The school was finally built; for about $325,000, as they have in the past. Cobblers Vol. to 12.95 eliminating the combination room, and has served our added Need Money? Sell those tilings 28.95 school needs very adequately. Once again, thank you. you really don't need with a Now, however, an extremely small minority of 59-100 people Richard Stryker Daily Register Classified Ad. have succeeded again in having the school committee reopen this expenditure, and provide funds for this $325,000 addition. This successful minority, action is similar to What we have just witnessed in New yoijfc when a 38,000 minority prevailed over an 8 million majority. ,'" We still have to pay for a large part of the present school bonds, plus a $280,000 boro hall. Too, we have to pay a still undetermined amount for sewers and the annual costs of op- ONTGOMERY eration. Then we may soon have a state income tax, and a raise in federal'excise taxes of $6% billion, and the sharp Increase in social' security taxes to finance Medicare has WARD FLOOR COVERING already been passed, and could possible be increased many fold in the next few years. The present plans on this have only Just started. ' This Is a very inopportune time to plan for further large school expenditures. The prospect is that tittle Silver may have to triple its real estate taxes in. the next five years. The recent revaluation of property here has beenDossibjy been done with steep tax increases In the ofting. ^f \ [ Taxpayers should attend thisT public hearink on the 20th overwhelming in numbers, and nip this proposed $335,000 school • addition in the bud. %, Yours truly ' F. 'B. Sampson, DuPont 501 Try Lottery First SALE LOCATED IN OUR .... 851 Ocean Ave. Long Branch, N. J. SALE OF To the Editor: broadloom GARDEN From every Indication, Gov. Hughes has made up his SALES mind unequivocally to push for a state income tax. He is so determined in this matter that he no longer is open to reason SHOP or to the tremendous damage that such a tax will do to the economy of our state. , In the' first place, he is putting the tax burden squarely and directly upon the shoulders of the residents of our state, bargain! a state which is a corridor one, a state that is a resort one, and a state that boasts of many lucrative corporations and Industries. He has no regard for the~readlly tapped resources of the many millions who each year pass through our state and the others who come to enjoy their vacations. The gov- ernor uses the very lame excuse that some infinitesimal amount SAVE $3.00 ; of commuters are taxed in other states incomewise, and for OFF! SQ.YD. t CLEARANCE this reason they should not have to pay a sales tax in New Jersey. Why the good governor should worry about a mere handful of people who in my opinion are unfairly taxed since ON ALL REMNANTS they do not reside in the state in which the work, is beyond comprehension. Unquestionably the governor has no regard for CARPET SEVERAL ROOMS NOW WHILE WARDS PRICES REDUCED the economic problems of the vast majority of people of our state who live and earn their livings within its borders, or for PRICE IS SO LOW • • . SAVINGS SO GREAT! that matter the many corporations who will no doubt leave if this ridiculous tax is enacted. Don't miss Wards fantastic low price on For many years I have been a strong advocate of a state lottery which if properly and economically run would be DuPont 501® nylon carpet. Hi-lo pattern — M a source of tremendous revenue to our state. If this does not in 10 colors, including tweeds. Continuous provide sufficient funds, then and only then a selective sales tax should be enacted. If the governor continues along the lines filament nylon pile gives long wear with c of a state Income tax he is going to serverely reduce/the standard of living of many of our marginal income families easy care—spills wipe up! ^J SQ.YD. and put them through tremendous hardships. In addition to w this, he may force many of the wealthier people who are now ALL CARPETS ON SALE REG. 9.99 paying tremendous federal income taxes to convert (heir Include Spongt Pad and Installation J!! holdings to non-taxable securities, therefore depriving the HO MONEY DOWN federal government of revenue as well. ROOM SIZE A selective sales tax which Is used in such states as New OUR UTTER 5OI» EXTRA-THICK 501* PHONE WARDS York puts the burden upon those people who are most able 542-2150 RUGS to pay, since the necessities of life are tax free. As has been - Q49 stated so many times, once a tax is enacted it is almost Im- Tn O" Ask for carpet consult- Sizes 12"xlS' Thru possible to repeal it. - ant to bring swatches 12'xl8' in 100% Wool or Edgar Dinkelspiel Nylon pile in 3 smart *r SQ. TP. to your home, give es- Continuous Filament Nylon patterns, 25 colors, in- Nyfon pile in 3 pat- timates, take measure- "•'•jding rich tweeds. terns, 16 wonderful ments. No charge I FURNITURE CO. colors—tweeds, tool WEST KEYPORT. N. J. 264-0181 EST. 1869

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GOV'T GRADED CHOICE BEEF BONELESS TOP or BOTTOM Frank Defino MIDDLETOWN — Board of Education candidate Frank De- fino, 145 Townsend Dr., ha,s keyed his candidacy on making the lo- SUPERMARKETS cal school system "second to none." ROUND DELICATESSEN SPECIALS* Mr. Defino, currently an ad- ministrator In the Newark school AIL WHITE MEAT system, has 20 years of expe- rience as a teacher and adminis- trator, CHICKEN ROLL He is a graduate of Newark ALL WHITE MEAT •• State College and holds a BS in ROAST education. He also attended NeV York University, and received CHICKEN ROLL *» 75* an MA in education there. Mr. Defino holds credits equiva- GROUND BEEP•.— *49« SLICED BOLOGNA ."i,29. TASTY FLAVOR mS* lent to a PhD earned at Newark State and Rutgers University. GROUND CHUCK —.65= SLICED SALAMI •*- £3?« Muenster CHEESE *59« His experience includes mili- tary teaching time as a junioi LARGE #%#% high school teacher In Kawanana koa School, Hawaii, and service GROUND ROUND •• 89= SLICED BACON - >89< hi adult education of slow learn' WHITE FISH "99* ers at Annandale Reformatory. FRESH A World War 2 veteran, he was RUMP ROAST «— 85= SIRLOIN TIP ROAST attached to the Strategic Air Command for nearly three years, FANCY FILLET OF COD »4* POTATO SALAD Mr. Defino Is ft former direc- •AVAIUUE AT STORES WITH "OEU" DIPT. tor of Brookside Swim Camp Da; Club, Union, and is a-former Boj Scout troop chairman in the Rob- ert Treat Council, Newark. Double Your Save Cash'» Stamps He is married, and has two children attending local schools. GRAPES He is a member of St. Leo the Great Catholic Church. Mr. Defino Is a captain In the BARTUTT WARS LUSCIOUS police reserve and has served BROADCAST the township as * special police EMPERORS lbs. officer. CHOICE 85 CORNED BEEF «i CLOVIROWi 1! 7 Motorists HASH »"»39< Lose Licenses MAXWELL HOUSE AN JOU PEARS SO TRULY LIGHT For Speeding A REAL TASTE TREAT TRENTON — Miss June Stre- COFFEE MAZOLAOIl leckl, director of motor vehicles, has suspended the licenses of 2*35' •even Monmouth County driven under the state's 60-70 excessive FRESH MUSHROOMS 49c speed program. Donald L. Bennett, 19, of 198 FANG SWEET POTATOES » 25<= Railroad Ave., Belford, lost his license for 60 days. Suspended tor 30 days were JUICY FLORIDA ORANGES £ 49c KD ELICI0US ib. the licenses of' Patricia A. ADD! EC P Shields, 26, of 400 Brldlomcre CREAM COR80Z N Ave., Interlaken; Francis L. Clay- ArrLEd u.s. NO. I—2'/V & UP PRUNE JUICE ton, 32, of 137 Washington St., Long Brandt; Teresa A. Halt, IS, 25 of Davis Station Rd., Imlaystown; LIBBY'S - FRESH SOUP GREENS 2 cans Kenneth D. Coraettl, 33, of 4704 Broad St., Neptune; Russell R. FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS Olivadotti, 43, of IS Slocum St. REGULAR or CRINKLI CUT fl 4fc West Long Branch; and Joseph HEIHZ TOMATO FINAST F. lyons. 19, of 161 Fay St., Long Branch. FRENCH FRIES S 10 BHF, CHICKEN, TURKIY . School Offers KETCHUP FINAST POT PIES GRAPEJELLY New Course "YOR" OARDEN MIDBLETOWN - A new MELON BALLS course on business and financial MINUTE MAID affairs will be offered at the spring session of the local Com- 89 munity Evening School, accord- ORANGE JUICE ing to Joseph Yatsko, director. The lecture series wall begin Mon- MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE day, Feb. 14. GIANT FAB IM1TAT|OM 312 89« SWEET PEAS Scheduled topics and speakers BIRDS EYE AWAKE «*«<« Include, banking, William John- •«* 1.45 son, Jr.; mortgages, John Kay; 10c Off LABIl FANCY LOBSTER TAILS RICHMOND 8 1.00 Investments, David H. Banta; in- C '-^ 49< surance (personal lines cover- BUWW- CHERRY, Uo'-pka- 45 SARA LEE CROISSANT ROLLS 1 VANILLA, BANANA KEEBLER GRAHAMS "'SSSi?" »-P>,4 age), Albert R. Quaokenbush; SCOOTER PIK 59<= life insurance, John Kitson; au- lVilb.iar^S* SARA LEE BRIOCHE ROLLS NYLONGE SPONGES ^MS.« ,^1 tomobile Insurance, James Sny- FINAST PEAHUT BUTTER ltopintbot. 59* FINAST BAKED GOODS der; real estate, Calvin Ohlsen; CAROLINA LONG GRAIN RICE n* £ wills, James R. Minoguc; social 10G CABIN SYRUP TWO CRUST security, a representative from 3^1.00 SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS .^fi the Perth Amboy Social Security HEINZ CHIU SAUCE C Office, and school finance, James 20lt.pV«- 37 <« AJAX ALL PURPOSE CLEANER »^5 Davidheiser. LION SNAP-OFF BAGS f LEMON PIE 39 All COLORS 2b?™ 33* HE DIAL SOAP AJAX *W oarr UUNDBY LOERCINT ln>4 «« BROOKSIDE AMERICAN lloz.pkg. f FINAST ANGEL CAKE »»•"•.* n»rm i w8 49« Monmouth Workshop SLICED CHEESE PA5TEURIKD PROCESS SUGAR CHOCOLATE DONUTS AJAX CLEANSER '^5 Entered, Looted RED. BANK - Frank Roland, EXTRA LONG WHITE BREAD production manager of Monmouth Workshop, 195 West Front St., 12 01. size l !nt6oz.,l«>fl2C WISK LIQUID on.quart7jc reported to police here that some- DOVE LOTION P FREE •9 time between 2:30 p.m. Satur- IOO day and 9:05 a.m. Monday, the Workshop was entered and looted *-39c' 0RUH STAMPS 1 of $146.45. ACTIVE ALL «**- Detective Lt. George Clayton, CDEE W1TH THIS I WITH A PURCHASE OF $7.50 «j;E Ij . Jr. and Detective Sgt. Robert TREE COUPON !^ UMIT I fER AOUlADUlT — CiQARETTESCIOAMniS., TOIACtTOBACCOO , IIQUORlionni , '-i =1 Scott, investigating officers, said ALPO CHICKEN DOG FOOD 2" htA M» fcesie rewtod THE DAILY REGISTER Wednesday, Jan. 19, $75 in Fines for 80 6*yt, Rice, Munch Sfa*|et Name l^mmm, aim* AY*;,, Bureau, aaft 1, Roger Deae, ftti lii the Wto oxaeeffittve -jtit 'Aalrnno of tim Greeawk*, in which such swards were mule. ^-,41 /'JU, w*** fined w on two charges «# Are Oted Conn., Center DevetopSKsBt Com- driving without a license in his mittee. Mr. Deas was guest NO MEETING HELD possession. * speaker. RUMSON — Due to the lack Asked by Planriin Frank McClister, 808 Summer- By Board Carroll W. Barclay, Jr., pre-of business, the Planning Board field Ave., Laurence Harbor, was RARIXAN TOWNSHIP-Magls- FREEHOLD — Certificates sented the citations, noting that did notmeet here last night. fined $36. for speeding. i COLTS NECK -Th» Plaining patching fin apparatus. Hie re- frate Harold Stern, during Mon- and citatiorts for; service to the Charles Carlisle, 80 Franklin Board decided Monday night that quest to be. Woman's Club, fol- widths of certain lota in the trad" day's Municipal Court session, Monmouth County agriculture Ave., West Keansburg, was as- both it and township developers lowed a discussion. A proposal for a 10-Iot major fined a Shrewsbury Township and rural community have been A sketch plat for a 42*M* phh< SMly alt niitol parit chroma Made. Men's fixes 5-13, ladies' 97 MON. tkn kurw 111>24 hsvn M aw SLED PAD I SAT.» t» * •MM, Ml kt uut for 4-11. FRESH CIDER SUNDAY 6 IHi Reg. 19.99 48" Sled Pad_2.49 MEN'S HOCKEY JON-E WARMER FLUID REG 97 60" Sled Pad_2.99 88 Box toe water resiitant soles. 8.88 20" Sled - Black with brown trim. 7 Guard Pad K 15 0 Limit Quontillei Not Reiponiibl» Tor Typogrophicoi Errori. DELICIOUS ORCHARDS SCOIEYVILLE, N. J. .' Oil* Nick »Tiitm Mb CMMy RM4 II? 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Single and double breasted coats Cahn, the local's president. in flare and sitm-fine styles. Trimmed and un- "We will emphasize the fact that ourj.is an independent union trimmed collars. Sizes 7 to 15,8 to 18,14J$ to —not affiliated with the AFVCIO Board Acts 2$i in the group. Extraordinary savings! ^-working solely In behalf of fed- eral employees in seeking high' To Give Lab -3 / BOYS' & GIRLS' 7.99 TO 11.9 WE LIKE TO SAY YESI Animals Heat SEA BRIGHT—Laboratory ani malj will get a new lease on life Snow Suits & In the Sea Bright public school. Thomas W. Garland, Jr., sec- Jackets retary of the Board of Education, Girls' nylon ski parkas, Oflon acrylic hooded jackets and more in Monday asked board members to do something about tt)e "high sizes 4 to fiX and 7to 14. Girls' 2-pc. snowsuits in nylon, Orion/ fatality of animals In the science acrylic pile and cotton poplin...slzes 4 to 6X. Boys' lugged 2-pc. room owing to low tempera cotton poplin snowsuits with warn pile llnings.Plaids and solids. tures." Sizes 4 to 7. He explained that some of the Car Coats & animals have been dying for lack of heat, at night and over weekends when the heat is s S Q Bench turned down in the school build- ing. The board authorized Installa- Outerwear Warmers A FIRST MWCHANTS tion of insulation around the walls and ceiling of the science ORIGINALLY 9.99 TO 11.99 BANK LOAN IS BEST room to retain the heat. When you need mnn»y (or Elect Konschak any food rtuon . . . Just come In to our nearest of- To Lead Zoners fice. Our PEOPLE, «xperi- m«d Hi nlvlnf flritncUI SEA BRIGHT-Earl Koschak problem!, will ur*nge I was elected chairman of the lov-cott BANK LOAN »t Board of Adjustment at its reor- convenient monthly p»y- ganization meeting here Monday ment tam». night. Cotton corduroys, reprocessed wool/nylons, L. Robert Osgoodby, a new Boys' pile lined ski parkas, 3/4 lenglh wool/ vinyl suedes! Quilt and pile linings! Cran- board member, was named vice berry,, navy, antelope, brown, blue, green. chalrmnn and Joseph Rone, also nylons and cotton corduroys...seme with hoods! newcomer to the board, was Quilted or pile- linings. Assorted colors. Sizes' Sizes.7 to 15,8 to 15. Not every style in elected board secretary. Mr. 6 to 16. Girls' coats ant coat sets in solids, every size and color. Terrific value;. Rone replaces Ml« Loretta Han- plaids, tweeds. Sizes 4 to 6X, and 7 to 14. Mury fwk • lud link • Mini- ley, who recently resigned the |un • north Aibtur rut t ttti post. aim • Hotmail • Onlta K«* Mrs. Uilde Stout was named re- • »rl»B» • Ama-NqriuM City cording secretary. Thomas J. Mtnlwf Mtnl tmm/rtmf McDarby, the third new board tU OH*. member, attended Ms first board KBYPORT • LAURELTON • EATONTOWN • MADISON TOWNSHIP •TOPXHOP session Monday night. ' MiGMNAYtt fffiHUtr T HICHWAt W Assigned Martin As*igned We*!M«l*y, Jag. 19, 1966-13 Will Teach O'Neal Ends AFB, T«us, far 4uty Strategic Air Command. Hi« par- To Da Nang Base j ents tn Mr. and Mrs, Arthur J. Martin, son of Mr. and* Mrs. John pg , w»t»r, mail service and supplies'to the Psychology Air Force O'Neal of RWgefield Park. DA NANG, Viet Nam—Equip- I. Martin of 144 Sprue* Drive, ment Operator First Class John Shrewsbury, N. J., is in the South other .hips of the Seventh Fleet For Parents Medical Study The officer was commissioned A. Sears, ion of Mr. and Mrs- off the coast nf Viet Nam. in 1965 upon completion of the John A. Sears, Sr. of 101 Jack- Ashtabula has also been pro- activity. LONG BRANOH-Or. Arthur J MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Second Air Force Reserve Officer Train- son St., Fair Haven, N. J., has viding these . ships with pack- Their tasks will include unload- Rudy will teach psychology for ,t. Thomas P. O'Neal, husband ing Corps program at Rutgers reported for duty at the Naval ages of homemade cookies and ing ships and handling supplies parents Monday, Jan. 31, at the Mrs. St-san La Frace O'Neal University where he earned his support activity here. candies during the holidays. community adult school. 2 Schiverea Ave., Freehold, B.A. degree in business adminis- from razor blades to road grad- The "Christmas Star" pack- J., has completed the Air tration. He is a member of Alpha The activity was established to ers, aircraft fuel and lubricants, ages were made and collected in Only It paieriu with children r under 10 can enrol). The course orce orientation course for CWRho. meet increased requirements for and provisions of all kinds, the U. S. by civic groups, stu- Medical Service Corp* officers ai combat logistic support of oper- through the port of Da Nang and dent organizations and individ- Is a review of the major theories His wife's parents, Mr. and nf child development and their jtmter Air Force Base here, ations in Viet Nam. Approximate- over beaches from the demtli ual citizens, then shipped Mrs. Edmund La Frace reside application today. Lt. O'Neal, a 1961 graduate of in ly 3,800 Navy officers and tarized zone in the north to Chu to American servicemen in Viet the Lai in the south. Dr. Rudy is chief of the Psy- the Ridgefield Park, N. - J., high Freehold. men are being assigned to Nam and the South China Sea. chology Section, Mental Hygiene Consultation Service, Fort Mon- mouth, and a part-time consul- tant at the Children's Psychiatric JANUARY Center, Eatonicmn. Or, Rudy has OPEN EVERY EVENING a B.A., M.A. and Ph. D. from Columbia University and was a MONDAY thru SATURDAY member of ihe> staff of the Guid- ance . Laboratory at Columbia Luke Pryor University Teachers College. He J. Meyer, Jr. Interned at Walter Reed Hospital, Washington. Pryor Named Candidate (Registration will be at the high school Jan. 20, 24 and 27 from Life Member T to 9 or by mall to the Director, Calls School Community Adult School, Long Branch High School. Of Company SEE HOW MUCH MORE Budget OK FAIR HAVBN - Luke Pryoi of 67 Willow St. has been named YOU GET AT BRADLEES OCE/WORT - George Courses Set life member of the Fair Ha- Meyer, Jr., a candidate for the ven Fire Company. . Board of Education, hu an The honor makes Mr1. Pryoi nounced he endorses the school For Tennis only the »ixth person to be budget, proposed by the present LONG BRANCH — Wayne named to life membership in ttv board". Stevenson and' R. Shayne Wash- company. Mr. Meytr, 30, a former presl ington will teach four levels of EVERYTHING FIRST QUALITY dint ol the Oceanpbrt Jaycees, tennis in the next Community He hat been a member of the said his endorsement 'of the pro- Adult School session. unit since 1931. He is an ex- MONEY-BACK GUARANTEED posed budget and his seeking Beginners' tennis will be limit- chief, having served In that ca- a'seat on the board are consis- ed to six students an hour, on pacity in 1944. He wag elected a tent. Tuesday and Thursday. Inter company vice president • in 1959 "I believe that those who have mediate tennis and advanced ten- and served as tucfo until he, wat OUR OWN the time and are* interested' fa nis will be taught Thursday by elected president rn 1962. H the operation of our school sys- Mr. Stevenson. served in that post two years. tem, should step forward and of- Mr. Stevenson is tennis coach Mr. Pryor is a former assistant 180 THREAD COUNT fer their services," he said. "The at. the high school and tennis secretary and assistant financial voters should always have suf- pro at the Colony Surf Club. Mr secretary. He wag a trustee nine ficient candidates to express their Washington is a graduate of years and has served 17 years PERCALE choice,"; he added. Winston-Salem Teachers College on the fire company's executive The candidate is a lifelong res- and local schools. board. He is a member of thi ident of MonmoutJi County. He Registration will be at the high local Exempt Firemen's Assoc is a graduate of_ the local school school on Jan. 20, 24 and 27 from aticn and is a life member ol SHEETS system and of' North Carolina 7 to 6 or by mall to the Di the N. J. State Firemen'* Asso- State CoUege, He is a senior en- rector, Community Adult School, ciation. gineer for Electronics Associates, Long Branch High School. He presently serves as vice 81x1.08"FULL-FITTED Inc., West Long Branch. H« has president of the local Firemen's lived her«i 11 years. CARS COLLIDE Relief Association and is co 0NLY..,.....2.19 He resides st 55 Comanche Dr. RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Ches- chairman of the company's atti with hia wife, Mrs. Ann Caro: ter Wendolowski, 42, of 21 West letic committee. Meyer. iT1iey are parents of a Richard St., Hazlet, wal charged Regular 2.39 to 2.69. Lustrous, ( Also a member of the Fair daughter, Miss Georgina Meyer. with careless driving and leav- smooth, and snowy white! All ing the scene of an accident af- Haven First Aid Squad, Mr. Pry or is a former squad presiden fitted sheets featuring stretch Britain's Princess Margare ter his car was in collision at corners that slip on in a jiffy. 7:30 p.m. Monday with a vehicl captain, secretary and trustee. v receives $42,900 annually froth Wonderful savings opportunity Parliament. , driven by Frank Simile, 9 West Richards St., Hazlet, at Carriage Need Money? 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SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1966 7c PER COP? pong Slashes Viet Village

SAIGON (AP)—The Viet Cong As the Viet Cong descended on room school that had been built the attack before sunrise. Three captured, compared with 4J paid a bloody visit to a refugee the refugee settlement at Tam only three months ago was guerrillas were known dead, a killed, 202 wounded and two miss- camp for 2,000 Vietnamese early Ky from surrounding ricefields, blown to bits. spokesman said. ing or captured the previous today in the final hours before they simultaneously launched a Many of the refugees had The two-pronged Communist week. their four-day truce for Tet, the mortar and recoilless rifle at- crowded into the camp from the attack came in the 62-mile The South Vietnamese reported lunar new year. tack on the Quang Tin province village of Hiep Due, 20 miles to coastal strip separating the big 198 killed and 78 missing com- Thirty-three persons were headquarters, 300 yards north of the west, after it was overrun by U.S. Marine encampments at Da pared withJ18 dead and 73 miss- killed and 54 wounded, many of the refugee camp. Parts of the the Communists last November. Nang and Chu Lai, where 3,000 ing the previous seven days. them women and children, as the camp may have been caught in In Tin Buildings Leatherneck reinforcements ar- Vielnamese wounded are not an- guerrillas swept down on the the crossfire, but a government The Viet Cong did most of rived from Okinawa yesterday. nounced. sleeping settlement on the out- spokesman denied any fire was their killing in three tin-roofed VS. military observers saw it The Allies listed 714 Commu- skirts of the provincial capital directed at the camp. buildings, constructed for these as both a challenge to the. Ma- nists killed and 221 captured of Tam Ky, 350 miles northeast . A mortar fell through the roof new arrivals. Among the rines and a lesson to any Viet- compared with a total 714 Viet of Saigon. of a billet housing men of the wounded was the camp leader. namese sympathetic to the Cong captured or killed the pre- They set fire to thatched huts, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, The family next door to him Americans. vious week. executed whole families on the but none of the Americans was was killed. / Although Saigon masked itself Despite a recent letup in ma- spot, mangled the bodies of vic- injured and there was only negli- in a festive mood even before At the same hour, two com- jor ground action, U.S. and South tims, kidnaped nine men and left gible damage to the rest of the the dawn of the Year of (he panies of Viet Cong moved onto Vietnamese casualties roseslight- behind leafletsdenouncing Amer- complex. Two Vietnamese guards Horse, the Viet Cong continued the Thang Binh district head- ly last week to 250 killed and ica's "dirty war of aggression were wounded. harassments elsewhere. quarters about a mile to the 81 missing or captured. Viet against the people of Viet Nam," Th«y exploded a bomb at- U.S. advisers who entered the northwest after hammering the Cong casualties also went up. U.S. advisers reported. Tu Hiep refugee camp alter the post with recoilless rifle and tached to a bicycle near a U.S. THe savage attack came 22 40-minute siege said it had been mortar fire. They were reported A U.S. spokesman said Ameri- billet at Can Tho, 90 miles south- MRS. GANDHI AND OPPONENT — Mrs. Indira Gandhi and Morarji Desai meet in hours before the cease-fire prom- turned into a chamber of hor- to have inflicted moderate cas can casualties for the week end- west of Saigon, injuring two the Central Hall of India's Parliament in New Delhi yesterday before her election as ised by the Viet Cong was to rors. Women wept over the ualties on the defenders, a civic ing Jan. 15 were 52 killed, 237 U.S. servicemen and two Viet- go into effect at 11 p.m. (10 bodies of their children. A three action team, before breaking off wounded and three missing or India's next prime minister. Mrs. Gandhi, a 48-year-old widow and daughter of the a.m. EST). A 3'/4-day Allied late Jawaharlal Nehru, polled 355 votes to 169 for Desai, her only challenger. truce begins at noon tomorrow (11 p.m. EST tonight). Adopt $3.3 Million Budget at Raritan The U.S. 1st Infantry Division, Bedell Votes Against Appointments meanwhile, tangled for more than an hour with a battalion of Viet Cong, about 500 guerril- las, in the afternoon in jungles 22 miles northwest of Saigon. Board Adamant on Pay FreeholdersHireRepublican The Communists broke off the action after American air sup- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The explained, accounts for the ma- The budget calls for a tax levy also approved an across-the- port, was called in. Board of Education last night re- or portion of the $470,321 in- jump of $611,640 over the pres- board raise of $100. 'Operation Buckskin' fused to budge on teacher de- crease in the budget. ent schedule with a tax rate im- Consider Sanctions Publicist, Personnel Man By midafternoon, the U.S. mands for a 14th step on the Somewhat less than 400 of pact of an estimated 40 cents Teachers are expected to meet salary guide that would have per $100 assessed valuation. FREEHOLD — Over the dis- Mr. Bedell said he agreed that planes had flown 49 sorties these are expected to come 'from by Friday to determine if they hiring him to promote the county cost taxpayers an additional $7,- The township's 1965 rate of $4.- senting votes of Democrat Eu- both departments are.needed in against the Communists. The in- homes now starting to be occu- will accept the board's offer and the various departments, and 100. 12 placed it fifth highest in the gene J. Bedell, the Monmouth the conduct of county business to tell the people what Is being fantrymen were engaged during pied in Raritan Valley USA. The without invoking sanctions, the The board then adopted its county behind Englishtown, Roos- County Board of Freeholders yes- but held that, the appointments done. a sweep dubbed Operation Buck- board' estimates that 1.2 school withholding of extra services. budget, paving the way for a evelt, Allentown and Loch Ar- terday named the county Repub- smacked of politics .in 'that nei- Of Commissioner Kirms, who skin. Their casualties were children will be the average from The total allocation for instruc- described as light. Communist Feb. 8 referendum that asks our. lican publicist to a new $10,1)00 ther was discussed with him be- is 59 and a member of the gov- each of 350 homes to be occupied tion, including teacher salaries, losses were not immediately es- voter approval of $2,992,499 of a a year job and a .Republican fore a Monday night caucus. erning body in Bradley Beach by June, 1967. The rise in the school portion is $2,280,848, up $292,080 and ac- timated. $3,359,922 total spending sched- comhiissioner from Bradley The Democrat said he did not more' than 20 years, including This was disputed by Township of the rate, linked with expected counting for 67.9 per cent of the ule. Beafh !o a new $7,500 a year dispute the-qualifications of Mr. four years as mayor, Mr. Bedel Building Inspector James G. Mc- increases due to county and mu- budget. Board President Theodore nicipal spending, figures to Place post. - : •• ' '"•••• Bellasj 52, for the position j>iven said: Adam who claimed that aver- 1 Stieve, who must also- be ap- Other items include adminis- Ralph C. Bellas, of New Shrews- to him, though his only prior "I don't doubt his business and ages established from recent con- the township higher in county proved at the polls for another tration total, $97,404, up $14,532; bury, the publicist, was appointed knowledge was of reports re- political qualifications but the} struction of Strathmore, Mata- standings. term in office, conducted the attendance and, health, $94,419, director of promotion and infor- lated to county Republican public- don't seem to fit the requirement; wan Township, and Marc Woods, Voters here have rejected six public hearing before more than up $9,938; transportation, $60,971 mation and Albert H. Kirms, a ity. of a personnel director as I im- _ Matawan, produce a figure of consecutive school spending pro- 200 residents and teachers. up $21,106; operations, $210,330, retired printer and newspaper That Mr. Bellas will be free to agine them and I have to view his! * only .8 children per home in the posals but, as one of the rela- Jack J. Bertolino, field repre- up $13,565; maintenance,,$48,810, publisher, director of personnel. continue in that job was made appointment as political," Mr i' first year of occupancy. ively few supporters of the bud- sentative for New Jersey Educa up $10,873; fixed charges, $105,- The departments which the two clear by Freeholder Director Jo- Bedell said. j get contended last night: tion Association, appealed to the The inspector declared that his 401, up $63,505;, student body ac- will head were created by the seph C. Irwin. Freeholder Benjamin H. Dan-! board for the 14th step but was figures were obtained from Lu- "Defeating the budget can only tivities, $35,043, up $9,968; capi- freeholders, in unanimous votes, "What he does on his own is up ther A. Foster, Matawan Region- result in a slash similar to last skin, one of Mr. Kirms' sponsors interrupted constantly by a few tal outlay $59,273, up $43,856. two weeks ago. to him," Mr. Irwin said. "We are al superintendent of schools, year's $100,000. This will reduce predicted the latter will be an ex- residents who protested that sal The transportation allocation he tax rate, at most, by only cellent personnel director. ary negotiations should not be An unidentified resident coun- provides for a return to previous seven cents'." Worked for Assembly discussed at the hearing. tered this contention, however, board policy of transporting all Matawan Zoners OkayMr. Bellas was chief committee Pleads In Vain saying that Matawan Regional Teacher salaries t're proposed elementary..school children who High School's principal, John V. at $1,863,205, an increase of $237, live farther than l&jmiles from clerk of the General Assembly Mr. Stieve defended the negoti- Caracciolo, told him students 479. The figure; projjjljes; for an school; all high school, students 1963 through 1965 when he was ator's right to speak but there came into the high school at a additional 27' teachers".'needed who live 2'/j miles or more from a resident of Scotch Plains in was no indication that Mr. B«r- Varianm fe Chiiick Union County. rate of more than 17 each week next year. In addition to normal school and all students who must tolino's plea,; moved board mem- during the first year of occupan increment of $250 for each teach- walk more than a half-mile over MATAWAN — The Zoning that proposals to.,buy or sell Commissioned a Navy Ensign bers. cy. er now in the system, the board hazardous roads. Board of Adjustment approved have, been made to owners of in 1935, he also is a licensed The vote was 6-2 against in- application for a special use var- both adjoining properties, to no marine engineer. Prior to World creasing the guide's maximums iance for St. Clement's Catholic avail. War II, he served as a civilian but apparently William M. Phil Church, which is to begin con John Hedjlin, Washington Ave. engineer in the Bureau of Ships lips, also up for re-election, and struction in the spring of 1967. objected to the application on at the Philadelphia Navy Yard Paul Bragar George P. Reseter, board vice County to Open 3d Park, The site of the proposed the grounds that Washington and at Miami, Fla., where he president, who favored the In church is the block bordered on Ave. is supplied with water by also taught refrigeration engi crease, were so inclined before the south by Ryers La. and on a l'/j-inch, majn and that the neering at the University of Elect Bragtfr the hearing. the east by Rt. 79. construction of any new homes Miami. Voting on addition of Rider J Robert E. LaMura, a partner would bring water pressure be- In the war, he was in Navy on teacher health insurance was Turkey Swamp, in Spring in the law firm of Applegate, La- low desirability. Plan Chairman service in the South Pacific, also split with Vincent J. Brady Mura and Horan, said that the The lot is approximately 100 Mediterranean and North Atlantic LITTLE SILVER - Paul Bra- By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI only prerequisites for granting feet from Grant Ave. dissenting. Theaters, transferring to inactive gar has been elected chairman Mr. Brady then voted no on FREEHOLD — Those who of the permit for the complex, Decision on a variance applica- status in 1946 and retiring with of the Planning Board. yearn for the qujet of woodlands which is in art R-100 rone, were tion for construction on a Wash- the budget because Rider J was rank of captain in the reserve Mr. Bragar has been board away from bustling streets filled that the' organization be proved ington Ave. lot owned by Robert included. He said he favored all in 1961. chairman since the' resignation of with noisy traffic will soon have a charitable one; that the site- and Norma Thelman, Holmdel, other items in the schedule. Mrs. Arthur Huson last August. another county park to ease the have sufficient light and air; and was also reserved. He has been an associate ed- Also dissenting on the budget Robert Bainton was elected tensions of the day. that it is neither a traffic rior The application is for construc- itor for McGraw-Hill Publishing was John L. Ritchie, Jr., who secretary- With two parks open and a fire hazard. tion on a lot with a 50-foot front- Company's Power magazine, au- protested that inclusion of $38,- thor and editor for technical pub- Mr, Bragar appointed Robert third to be ready this spring, the Options have been obtained on age within an R-75 zone. 000 'for portable classrooms could lications, and, as president of Edmunds vice chairman and sub Monmouth County Park Depart-

Pile Lined, Mellon Bench Warmer ___. 9.75 COMPETING BAKERS — Field Adviser for Freehold District I, Mrs. W. M. Moyle, Eatontown, presents award in the district one bake-off held in Roberson Appliance Zip-Out, Pile Lined Melton Bench Wanner 10.75 store in Freehold, to winners, left to right, Junior Scout Elizabeth Walsh, Roberti- ville, first, for her cherry nut cake, Cadet Scout Kathy Tabacsko, Freehold, firtt for Melton Toggle Coats i __ 10.75 her one-bowl chocolate cake and Brownie Scout Cathy Van Mater, Marlboro, sec- ond award, for her cookies. Tina Weigand, Brownie Troop 398 of Englishtown, who Stretch Slax 4" won first in the latter classification was not on hand for the picture taking. 75 Ski Pants...... 6 [ Once-A-Year

All Skirts 25% OFF SWEET AROMA — The first prize winners in the District CLEARANCE SALE II Bake-Off held in Sears, Roebuck & Company, Keyport, 2-pc. Ski Suits 13" show off their sweet-tooth wares, left to right, Brownie Scout Carroll Noone, Holmdel, cookies; Cadette Scout of floor samples of furniture, lamps, pictures and Elaine Etzhorn, Holmdel, lemon cake, and Junior Scout Ski Jackets. , . . 25%OFF Colleen Stuhl, Raritan Township, fudge cake, MANY OTHER UNADVERHSED SPECIALS waste baskets, tissue boxes, flower arrangements, ash trays, perfume atomizers, footstools and other odds and ends. "IVANHOE" FACTORY Would Have Ordered Hit Picture Coma and sea these good buys'for yourself. LUCY'S OUTLET FfdRivs rfOffl • • « That Little Old Frame Maker Bridge Ave. and Front St. 747-0108 Red Bank gifts 244 Norwood Ave. furniture daily 9 to 5:30 OMEN: Thursday and Saturday 10 to 6; Friday 10 to 8 LOU COOPER Interior designers DEAL wed. «nd frl. evei. 7 to 9 483 SHMWaiMY AW. 747-1*71 SHMWSMIRY THE DAILY REGISTER WefetwUy, Jw. 19,

'-i :-'• ...,? ;, 4/*. , " Miss Berckman Weds T. J. Keelan At Mass KEANSBURG — Miss Kathleen fan brocade sheath with a floor- Frances Berckman, daughtef of ength cape. White fur bordered Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Berckman, the hemline of the floor-length 13 Beachwood Ave., Keansburg, gown and the cuffs of the long jecame the bride of Thomas sleeves. Her French illusion veil ohn Keelen, Jan. 8 in St. Ann's was attached to a headband of latfiolic Church, Keansburg. chiffon brocade embroidered with The bridegroom is the son of pearls and crystals and she car- At. and Mrs. Patrick Keelen, ried a prayerbook adorned with 0 Wood St., Keansburg. white roses and a few talisman Rev, Edward Corrigan, pastor, •oses. officiated at the double ring cere- Miss Arlene Kollar, Jersey mony and celebrated the Nuptial ;ity, was maid of honor. Her ilass. floor-length oriental gown of dark The bride was given in marrage brown Swedish silk linen had a >y her father. She wore a chif- mandarin collar and lonn sleeves, he wore a matching pillbox and carried a cascade bouquet of yel- low Fuji chrysanthemums. Charity Ball The bridal attendants, who MUi Claire L. Herold Misi Daws M. Earley Miss Linda L. PeUetier Miss Ginger M. Platz wore identical gowns and head- pieces, were Mrs. Leonard Laabs, RAWN-HEROLD ROSE-EARLEY CEIGER-PELLETIER NEILSON-PLATZ Elizabeth, and Mrs. John Waugh, LEONARDO — Announcement SEA BRIGHT — Mr. and, Mrs. HAZLET—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. Har- Slated Jersey City, sisters of the bride; Is made by Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Ronald Earley, 11 Beach St., an- R. Pelletler, 55 Stanford Dr., an- old Platz, 4 Hazlet Ave., announce Mrs. Fred Archer, Matawan; , F. Herold, 55 Appleton Ave., of nounce the engagement of their. nounce the engagement of their the engagement of their daugh- Miss Patricia Norton, Kearny, the engagement of their daugh daughter, Miss Dawn Marie daughter, Miss Linda Lucille Pel- ror Feb. 5 cousin of the bride, and Miss Ei- ter, Miss Claire Louise Herold, to Earley, to Matthew B. Rose, son letler, to Wayne Edward Geiger, ter, Miss Ginger M."Platz, to een Hackett, Keansburg. They Kenneth H. Rawn, Jr., son of Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ronald J. Neilson, son of Mr. and MATAWAN — Plans for th< carried cascade bouquets of and Mrs. Kenneth H. Rawn, New 71 Barker Ave., Shrewsbury Geiger, 511 Florence Ave., Union Mrs. Lyman Harry Neilsoh ol charity ball to be held Saturday, orange Fuji chrysathemums. Mrs, Thomas J. Keelen Canaan, Conn. Township. Beach. (The former Kath leen F. Berckman) Matawan. Feb. 5, in Molly Pitcher Inn, Fred Archer, Matawan, was. An Aug. 20 wedding is planned. A March 5 wedding is planned. The bride-elect, a graduate of Red Bank, were outlined at a best man. Ushering were Patrick Miss Platz i,s a senior at Rari The bride-elect, a graduate of Miss Earley attended Shore Re- Raritan Township High School, is meeting of the Matawan Junior Keelen, Jr., John Keelen and Middletown Township High gional High School, West Long employed at Bell Finance Com- tan Township High School. Woman's Club in the clubhouse Robert Keelen of Keansburg and School, class of 1963, attended Branch. pany, Red Bank. Mr. Neilson, who attended Eas on Jackson St. Bernard Keelen, East Keans- "Beauty of Africa" Seen Central Connecticut State College. Mr. Rose, who attended Red Mr. Geiger, who attended Key- Orange High School, is employed burg, all brothers of the bride- Mrs. Frank Panek conducted LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. Theo- watching tour of the Shark River She k employed by the U. S. Bank High School, is employed as port High School, is employed at by McGregor Hardwood Floor- groom; Michael Kelly and Arthur the business session. Mrs. Rob- dore D. Parsons presented Army Electronics Command at a chef at Club Ernie, Eatontown. Mattel Toys, Inc., Holmdel. ing in Keyport. Marquet, Keansburg, and James rea Feb. 12. ert Brown and Mrs. Marts Gult- "Beauty of Africa" before 35 Coles Area, Fort Monmouth. nieks, chairmen of the ball, an Colletta, Jersey City. The club voted to send a do- Little Silver Garden Club mem- nounced that the deadline for nation to the Garden Club of Mr. Rawn, an alumnus of After a reception in Buck bers at a recent club meeting tickets is Jan. 31. Tickets may Darien (Conn.) High School, is Smith's Restaurant, East Keans- featuring beautiful wild animal Sew Jersey for the purchase of be purchased at Ryan's and at attending Southern Connecticut burg, the couple left for the slides of the National Parks of >eeds for Egypt. State College, where he is a mem- the Friendly Shoppe, Matawan Pocono Mountains, Pa. When they or from any member, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, The next meeting will be held ber of Sigma Zeta CM fraternity. return, they will reside in Keans- East Africa. in the home of Mrs. Dielman Mrs. Ralph Babrisky, chair- burg. , Among the animals shown Feb. 3 at 10 a.m. Mrs. Borgeson man of the braille department A graduate of St. Anthony's were hippopotamus, elephants, will give an Illustrated lecture Republican Women reported that her department is HigH School, Jersey City, the crocodiles, rhinoceros, zebras, on birds. Named Chairmen still collecting old jewelry, eye- bride is employed by Robert Hall, buffalo, antelopes and native glasses and cases to further her Keansburg. birds. The pictures were taken FREEHOLD — Committee work for the blind. Anyone hav- The bridegroom was graduated when Mr. and Mrs. Parsons were chairmen were appointed at the ing any to donate may contact from Middletown Township High members of a photographic sa- executive board meeting of the her at her home in Morganville. LOSE Freehold Women's Republican School and is a member of the fari to East Africa in January Club, in the home of Mrs. Wil- The club will co-sponsor a girl Army Reserves. He is employed and February last year. UP TO liam D. Jones, president, 37 for Citizenship Institute with thi by American Can Co., Gliffwood. The meeting was held in the Broadway. , senior club. home of Mrs. Albert A. Dielman 15 POUNDS Mrs. John Hughes, chairman Appointed were Mrs. Frank reported that YES, sponsored by with Mrs. Robert A. Nordt pre- of the international relations de- CanUllce, membership; Mrs. the local club, will hold a skating siding. IN JUST partment, had each girl write a John Mjraglia, ways and means; party in the near future. She short autobiography which she Mrs. Joseph B. Mount, service Mrs. Zanie Benning, publicity; asked for volunteers. 30 DAYS! plans to include in her scrapbook chairman, announced that Mrs. Mrs. Fred Gibson, cheer; Miss A report . was given on the for the Peace Corps. Nordt, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Carl Betty Beach, budget and fi- Christmas caroling tour of the A. Borgeson, Mrs. Robert G. You can be ilim with firmly nance; Mrs. Mildred" Foley, by- A trip to Clinton State Farm club members in the local Nurs Hamlin, Mrs. George W. Browne toned muscles, if you call Check laws; Mrs. Sally Jilton, hospi- for Women is planned for ing Homes by Mrs. John Ko and'Mrs. Raymond F. Beckwith Back. February, according to Mrs. Ed- vacs, music department chair- tality; Mrs. Foley and Mrs. Ben- Miss Elizabeth Shea Miss Elna A. Stronghilos Miss Margaret M. Smith had assisted her in delivering rcing, auditors; Mrs. Margaret ward Potts, public welfare chair- man. Christmas gifts to the patients ol We guarantee, in writing, a «p«- Narazuniak, legislation; Miss ABBES-SHEA MARTIN-STRONGHILOS BINN-SMITH man. The next meeting will be held John L. Montgomery Medica cific inch and weight Ion. Call Beach, parliamentarian, and RUMSON — The engagement of NEPTUNE — Announcement is RED BANK — Announcemenl Mrs. Robert Gray, com Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the club- Home and Mrs. Oliver G. Bil- today. Mrs. Anthony B. Smith, cam- Miss Elizabeth Shea to Christian made by Mrs. Helen E. Strong- is made by Mr. and Mrs. James munity improvement chairman house. lings, Jr., Mrs. Dielman, Mrs paign. R. Abbes was announced Satur- hilos, Gables Club Apartments, S, Smith, 36 Riverside Ave., ol Browne and Mrs. William Installation of new officers was day at a family dinner at Reidy's, Walnut St., of the engagement of the engagement of their daughter Fischer, a, Christmas tree and last night' in the Ameri in Ho- Rumson. Miss Shea is the daugh- her daughter, Miss Elna Ann Miss Margaret .Mary Smith, to wreaths to the Monmouth Work- tel. Mrs. Harry Clayton,. presi ter of Mrs. James K. Shea, Sr., Stronghilos, to Robert J. Martin, Robert James Binn, son of Mr, shop. dent of the Monmouth County 40 First St., and the late Mr. son of Mrs. Agnes C. Martin, and Mrs. Fred J, Binn, 26 Gul! The club will'place a. Conser- Swimming River Rd., Lincroft. Federation of Republican Worn Shea. Mr. Abbes is the son of Rd., Middletown. vation and bird .display in the (Fret PorUflj) en, was installing officer. New Mr. and Mrs. Christian N. Abbes, The bride-elect, daughter also A July wedding Is planned. Little Silver library for th< ill Ent Ntwma officers are Mrs.'.iWilliam D 43 North. Lake Dr., Mon- of Lt. Col. George A. Stronghilos, Miss Smith is a graduate month of March. Mrs. Borgeson Springs Rood Jcnes, president; Mrs. George mouth; U. S. Army, Taiwan, Formosa, is (Next to AWJ- Red Bank High School and is in charge of.the project. 7«-MM Malone, first vice president; An August wedding is planned. an alumna of Red Bank High employed by Dr. Harry J. Cop Mr. and Mrs. Gerardus W. Mrs. Margaret Dryer, second The bride-elect is an alumna of School, class of 1961. She Is perthwaite, Red Bank denta Wynkoop will conduct a bird- Vice president; Mrs. Jean De- employed as a secretary at the Red Bank Catholic High School surgeon. Schane, corresponding secre- U. S. Army Electronics Com- and Caldwell College for Women. Mr. Binn, an alumnus of Ret tary; Mrs. Michael D. Sherman mand, Fort Monmouth. She is employed as a teacher In Bank Catholic High School, a treasurer, and Mrs. Zanie Ben- the West Long Branch school sys- Mr. Martin, a 195S graduate of tended Monmouth College, West ning, recording secretary. Red Bank Catholic High School, A PENNY SAVED tem. Long Branch, and served three is a iineman for Jersey Central years In the U. S. Army. He is Mr. Abbes, also a graduate of IS NOT NEARLY ENOUGH Power and Light Company, Red employed by Western Electrii Celebrate 52d Red Bank Catholic High School, Bank. Company, Newark. THESE DAYS! Anniversary served four years in the U. S. Air Force. He attended Syracuse you really have to save a considerable amount today HAZLET —Mr. and Mrs. Al- (N. Y.) University, the Univer- fonso Iaderosa, South Beers St., sity of Maryland and Monmouth to impress anyone with your good buy . . . for cus- celebrated their 52d wedding an Miss Fidone is Bride s. tom slipcovers or draperies to impress your friends College, West Long Branch, and luVeraary Jan. 8 with a party. is employed by the Chase Man- phone our Shop-at-Home Service, 747-4422 or visit They were presented a number hattan Bank in New York. of gifts for the occasion. Of John Strumolo / Shrewsbury Decorators. 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury. Those attending were Mr. and UNION BEACH — Miss Luc. Mrs. Albert Cresci and son Al- Miss Kessler lyn. She attended Brooklyn Hos- Fidone, daughter of Mr. and :t*i bert; Mr. and Mrs. Carmen pital School of Nursing and was Is Honored Mrs. Antonio Fidone, 219 Broad- Iaderosa and children Dor- graduated from Lefferts General I way, and John Strumolo, son ol othy, Carmen, AJfonso, William FREEHOLD — Miss Catherine Hospital School of Technology, ] Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Strumolo and Robert; Mr; and Mrs. An- Kessler, daughter of Mr. and Brooklyn. She has been em- Rumson Reading Institute 16 Winthrop PI., Hazlet, wer drew Iaderosa and daughter Mrs. John Kessler, Belmar ployed at Lefferts General Hos- married Jan. 8 in the Holy Fam Kathleen; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blvd., Farmingdale, who will be- pital, as a technician. come the bride of Robert Sur- lly Catholic Church. (Associated With The Ranney School) Pescitelli and children Marie The bridegroom was gradu- gent, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rev. Joseph G. Fox, pastor tnd Dorothy Pescitelli, all' of ated from Central High School, Surgent, 334 West Main St., Fr e- officiated at the double rin Hazlet, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newark, arid is a custodian for hold, Saturday in St. Rose of ceremony. Sellech, Newburgh, N. Y., Mrs. the Raritan Township Board of •Rocco Infanfi and children Roc- Lima Catholic Church, was hon- The bride was escorted by hei SPRING SESSION Education. He served two years I co, Jr., and Joseph, Cream ored at a surprise bridal shower brother Benjamin Fidone, Port- in the U. S. Army, and is a 43rd TERM Ridge. here in the home of Miss Jean age, Ind. She wore a floor- Ellen Croddick, Broadway. member of the Raritan Town- Mrs. John Strumolo Mr. and Mrs. Iaderosa ware length gown of bridal satin ter- ship First Aid Squad. (The former Lucy Fidone) married in Boston, Mass., Jan Attending were Mrs. Surgent, minating in a chapel train. The FEBRUARY 7 - JUNE 2 t, 1914. Mrs. Wallace McCue, Mrs. John long-sleeved fitted bodice and Kessler, Mrs. Emma Ossenforte, hemline were embroidered wit Mrs. Gary Corliss, Mrs. Frank pearls and crystals. Her six READING, ENGLISH, STUDY SKILLS Kidney Diseases Accisano, Mrs. Charles Accisano, fingertip tiered French illusion Saturday morning or weekday evenings. This course To be Discussed Mrs. Edward Henderson, Jr., 1 was attached to a pearl HERE'S A and Mrs. T. F. Mendini. and crystal headpiece and sh is offered «t all levels from 7th grade through col. HOLMDEL — The Ramona carried a cascade bouquet o: lego, with students grouped according to ability. It Chapter For Kidney Diseases is Also, Misses Irene Castleman, Diane Kessler, Kathy Osborne, white orchids. , helps students to read with speed and comprehension, planning a program of special to write grammatically and logically, to spell ac- Interest to the public and to Arlene Mendini, Karen Collins, All the gowns and headpieces Barbara Scheldt, Miss Charleen those with kidney problems, to are originals by Marie Colavito. curately, and to increase vocabulary. This course is Accisano, Miss Patricia Kessler, Mrs. Thomas Strumolo, East Or- be held next Wednesday at 8 BEAUTIFUL popular with serious students who want to improve Miss Margaret Croddick, Miss ange, sister-in-law of the bride- p.m. in the fire house of Shrews- school grades and to prepare for college boards or Mary Croddick. groom! wore a floor-length peat bury Hose Company, Broad St., ' other exams. We have classes to mest the needs of de sole gown styled with a lighl Shrewsbury. blue long-sleeved bodice an BUY! the fastest students. ROUND TOWNERS MEET ' Dr. M. Maxim Asa, director of electric blue skirt with a Wat- physiology and clinical research FREEHOLD — The Round Towners Club at its meeting teau panel. Four circular veils READING for children in grades 1*6 at Monmouth Medical Center, or topped her two-toned flowei U.S.D.1 PRIME SIDE 0' BEEF Dr. George Whittle, urologist at Wednesday in the Elks Lodge set the date of March 29 for its an- headpiece and she carried Two I '/i -hour meetings a week after school. This Monmouth Medical Center, will cascade bouquet of blue carna- nual spring fashion show. The course emphasizes phonics and sight vocabulary, show a film and discuss "Chronic tions centered with a blue or- affair will be held In the Ameri- Kidney Diseases" and the type chid. paragraph comprehension, phrase reading. The chil- of treatment that is available for can Hotel with fashions by Stein- dren meet in small groups according tor reading such chronic cases, bach Company. Mrs. Philip Thomaj Strumolo, East Or- 1 ability. The program has been ar- Buonocore and Mrs. Edwin Ve ")- ange, was best man for his 49! ranged in conjunction' with the Hs will serve as chairmen. brother. Monmouth Medical Center. The program at the Jan. 26 Aft«r a reception In Buck U-SDi. PRIME HINDQUARTER 0' BEEF MATHEMATICS Mrs. Kurt Hofsess, Box 118 B meeting will be by the N. J. Bell Smith's Restaurant, East Keans- Hillcrest Rd., Holmdel, is presi- Telephone Co. "Fashions, Fads burg, the couple flew to Florida. Courses at all levels from basic arithmetic through dent'of the chapter. and Phones." Hostesses were They will reside at 16 Winthrop advanced algebra and analytics. All courses are Mrs. Curtis Clayton, Mrs. James PI., Hazlet. planned to develop a logical approach to problem- ST. PATRICK'S DAY DANCE Coakley and Mrs. Bernard Con- The bride was graduated from solving and to develop facility in applying math- MANALAPAN - Harold De Ion. Bay Ridge High School, Brook- ematical processes accurately. Camp, chairman of the St. Pit- rick's dance to be held Match CUT TO YOUR ORDER—FREEZER WRAPPED All courses under the direction of at 8:30 p.m. In the Steves' Nwin Brook Inn, Engllshtown, was ho\t PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY BLAST FRQZEN—AND DELIVERED FREE! RUSSELL G. RANNEY, to the committee 'to complete plans for the event. Entertain- For Prompt FREE DELIVERY and formerly Associate Director, NYU Reading Institute ment will include Jules Barone, magician from Palisades Park, SEND FOR BULLETIN and dancing will be to John snd 24-Hour Prescription Service His Urbanitej. The event is be- NEWMAN SPRINGS MARKET ing sponsored by the Manalapan DIAL: 741-5288 Democratic Club. Others on the 54 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK — 747-9310 committee are Theodore Shalack, ,::, Across from Monmonth County National Bank Rumson Reading Institute George Mattle, James Flanagan, Pater Llndttrom, Santo Mtcca- \l\ Broad St.sJ&* Red Bank OPEN 7 DAYS — FRIDAY 'TIL 8 P.M. AVENUE OF TWO RIVERS, RUMSON 642 > 1 450 hwo and Charlei Matlhewi. \Red Bank Rallies o 59-56 Victory Over Freehold Regional By JACKSON CUNNINGHAM at the end of the third stanza rebounds and Milt Moore nearly 'Nowell, a sophomore, topped minutes because of a bcdJy RED BANK — Someone must as Freehold's 16-point intermis- jumping out of the gym to sweep the Bucs with 17 points, but it sprained ankle. Kelly took up the have lit a fire under Rick Glas- sion lead had been cut only one- the defensive backboards clean, was Glassey who paced the Buc (coring slack with 17, but scored sey at halftima. ^ point. Entering the final eight Red BarA ripped off eight surge. He scored 10 points, eight only three in the second half. The big boy, practically worth- minutes of action, the county straight points to barge into a in the last quarter' on four bas- Bob Hugus dumped In 15 and less in the first half when he seaters were up by a 51-36 count. 55-54 lead. Tom Matthews. Free- kets. Goodman tallied five of his Matthews finished with 11. picked off only a few stray re- But the final minute of the hold's classiest ball handler, put seven points in the last stanza The win put Red Bank at 4-6 bounds, came to life in the sec- third period gave a slight indi- the Colonials right back into the and Steel, who sat out most of over-all, 4-3 in the A Division. ond half with the rest of his Red cation of what was to come. Red lead with a juniper from behind the second and third quarters, Freehold is a notch below. Red Bank High team and the result Bank tallied the last six points the foul line with 1:18, but that put In four of his eight paints Bank in the A Division on a 3-4 was a 59-55 victory over Free- of the quarter and that was the basket ended Freehold's offen- In the most important quarter. record for fourth plaice. The Co- hold Regional, start of something big. sive output, • The game was nearly all lonials are 3-5 over-all. It wasn't the win that was so Before it was over, Red Bank Both teams missed shots before streaks. Red Bank started off John Babrisky and Bob Davis important, but the way the Buc- ran off the opening eight points Red Bank's Don Steel, fouled by like a ball of fire, scoring the combined for 25 points to spark cana'ers of Ray Lynch manu- of the final stanza, making it a Kelly, converted two free throws first six point|. Freehold. then Freehold's jayvees to a 42-30 pre- factured it, The Bucs looked to 14-point streak and only, a seven- with 42 seconds left. Freehold ran off IS straight. In the second liminary, game victory. Babrisky be "out of it" at halftime when point deficit, 51-44, with ,5 min- missed again and Gerry Good- quarter. Freehold ran off 10 and 6 led the way with 15 markers. Freehold, after scoring the final utes, 48 seconds left to play. man, one of the hustlers in the points in two bursts. The third Mike Connolly's 10 points topped five points of the second quar- Sixty-one seconds later. Free- Buc rally, was fouled. The No. quarter, in order, produced Red Bank. ter, took, to the locker room with hold finally snapped the streak 13 (Seconds) sitting on the score- streaks of eight for Freehold, Freehold (59) I Bed Bank (»») d F Pi G F P a I6-point lead, 36-20. when Ed Kelly dropped in a free toard clock didn't bother the di- seven for i$ed Bank, three for Kelly 8 5 17 I GlaMey s 0 10 If that margin wasn't enough throw. Three more Bucco points minutive backcourt sparkplug, Freehold, three for Red Bank, Leon 1 2 4 I Steel 2 4 8 Husm 7 1 15 | Hlttley 0 0 0 in convince Red Bank fans the followed, but Freehold tallied who dropped in both tosses to four fo rFreehold and six for Red Matthew* 6 1 111 Moore * 2 10 iBucs were in for another loss, Noone 0 0 01 Oiylord 10 2 its first basket of the stanza with complete the scoring. iBank. Rlchirdlon 4 0 81 Nowell T 3 17 FREEHOLD GRAB — Freehold's Al Richardson goes then Freehold's eight-point burst 3:45 left and it was. still a seven- Freehold had one more chance. The margin was the same, 18- Love 0 1 11 Gray O0O at the outset of the third quar- point deficit, 54-47. This time Matthews missed and 16, in both the first and second Driver 0 ,0 01 covington 1 1 3 high to take a rebound from a trio of Red Bank players ' Qooriman 2, 3 7 mads up of, left to right, Art Covington, Gordon Gray ter must have done the trick. Then Red Bank really went to Rich Nowell of the Bucs was stanzas as Freehold moved to its 0 2 2 It gave the Colonials a 24-point work. With the 6-5 Glassey mus- fouled in the ensuing, scramble 36-20 halftime advantage. 23 10 SSI 22 IS «9 and Milt Moore. Red Bank, trailing 44-20 in the third advantage, 44-20. Freehold 1! 18 15 cling his way under the offensive for the loose ball. He missed the John Driver Freehold's 6 5 R«d Bank 10 10 1! 2 —5» quarter, rallied to a 59-56 win. The outlook still looked bleak boards for two baskets following charity flip, but time ran out. see sat out all but the final Officials—Van Lenten, Gallnkl 3d Straight Win ForRumson-F.H. Lions Roll 'Squan 5 : RUMSON - Rumson-Fair Ha- ley clinched the verdict for th |ven Regional High won its third Bulldogs. •straight Shore Conference B Rumson-FH1,? Greg Galbav .Northern' Division . basketball led all scorers with 21 point; In 2d Half ••game yesterday by turning registering 10 in the first quar tack Ran"tan Township, 70-65. ler and 11 in the third. Delane; MIDD^ETOWN — Middletowr In the .second quarter, Middle- Township High School putscored town crept to within four points The Bulldogs are 5-2 in the1 added 11, while Greg Brown am Toms River, 18-4, in the third of the visitors five times — 21-17, league and 6-3 over-all. Rumson' Manley each had 10. Falls To period last night in' rallying ti 23-19, 27-23 and 29-25 - before FH was last1 defeated Jan. 4 by Jack Strang paced Raritai with 19. Wally Bejgowicz had a 67-55 Shore Conference A Di Toms River outscored the hosts, Henry Hudson Regional, 75-58. vision basketball victory. 6-2, in the final one minute, 54 Raritan is 2-5 in the loop and and Joe Page 13. Trailing 35-27 at halftime, the seconds of the half to go off the 2-10 over-all. Rumson-FH's reserves won th preliminary . game, 48-41. Ra Lions stormed back after the court with its 35-27 lead. 'Rumson-FH took the lead, 5-3, tan's John Koller topped all scoi break to score the first eight Middletown Coach Roger Allgor on a drive by Mike Delaney and ers with 16 points. Rumson-FH' points of the third stanza am used only five players, and three was never headed again. The tie the score at 35-all. The.scor- hit for 18 points apeice—Kalkhof, Matawan Butch Dicker had 15. Bulldogs gradually widened their KumsonUI Middletown (87) ner's advantage to four points, Raritan 14 12 17 22—« a F p G F P MIKE DOLAN'S two free throws with 30 seconds showing on Rum»on-FH ._..._ 23 15 21 11—1 45-39 at Buzzer Gallun die clock will go into the record book as the deciding points in 68-84, but a bucket by Tom Man- Officials—Penta, HubHa. Carroll 6 0 12, Barry Two free throws by Tony En- Martinez I ,2 Emken Matawan's triumph last night, but what will go unrecorded were ^r •':1 '2 » Scott gesser ended the Indians' scoring Dougherty 6 0 12 Bloxom numerous opportunities that Manasquan failed to cash in an the for the period and cut Middle- o READY, GET SET, GO — Middletown Township's Jim final few seconds. town's margin to two points, 41 Oil 0 0 0 Scott gets ready to go up for two-pointer despite leap- Following Dolan's two free throws, Manasquan moved down 39, but buckets by Bloxom and 0 0 0 court, missed a shot and 6-4 George Andrews picked off the re- Kalkhof gave the Lions a1* 45-39 Oberle 0 0 0 ing defensive efforts of Gene Gallun (551 and Mickey bound for Coach Bruce MacCutcheon's Matawan squad Andrews, advantage at the buzzer. 21 T B5 I Carroll till of Toms River in last night's game, won by elbows winging, was called for an offensive,foul, however, and, The victory gave Middletown i« Elver .18 18 i IB—JS Middletown 11 15 18 22-«7 Middletown, 67-55. when he protested by bouncing the ball high, an official made it 6-1 record in the conference Otllclals—Wolfe, Gallnkln. a technical foul. ~ and 9-2 record over-all, while the • * * loss put Toms River at 3-4 in the TOM WOLF, hero of Manasquan's win over Henry Hudson loop and 5-6 over-all. and scorer of 17 points in the second half last night, missed the Toms River jumped out to Foul Shots Help Falcons free throw flip. The Warriors still received possession of the nine-points bulge in the first ^ ball, but again couldn't produce. Rich Browning missed, with three minutes of the game when It seconds left on the Scoreboard and John Paglione grabbed the tallied .11 straight points after rebound as the buzzer sounded. Middletown took a 2-0 lead on Over Long Branch, 61-60 Dolan's free throws starved off another nail-biting rally by Bloxom's jump shot. The Indians held a 19-11 lead at the end of Manasquan, which trailed by IS points at halftime, 39-23, following NEW SHREWSBURY - Foul Monmouth converted 23 of 38 ket at the buzzer, but Harris' the stanza. Matawan Regional's 26-12 scoring bulge in the second quarter. A shots, including two with 14 sec- free throws to overcome a 24-19 two tosses and earlier pair by pressing defense, aided by the absence of Matawan's sophorriort onds left on the clock, helped Long Branch field goal aijvan rebounding ace Dave Valentine backcourt ace Randy Davis—out with a bad ankle—brought Mana- Monmouth Regional to a 61-60, tage and Hal Harris put in two was enough to carry the Falcons squan back into the game in the third quarter. The Warriors, who ivfn over Long Branch yesterday charity flips with 14 seconds re- to their decision. rallied from a 16-point third quarter deficit to beat Henry Hudson, that kept the host Falcons out maining in the game to give It was the second A Division finished with a 21-7 advantage in the third quarter to trail by only Shore of the Shore Conference A Di- Coach Joe Lister's team its vic- triumph in seven outings for two, 58-54, entering the final eight minutes of play. vision cellar. tory. Long Branch scored a bas- Monmouth, which has a 4-7 over- • * • " all record. Long Branch, win- MANASQUAN FINALLY tied the score at 48-aII and the' less in the A Division after sev action remained nip and tuck until Dolan's free throws dosed Hie en games to remain in last Edges icoring and Manasquan went through 30 frustrating seconds. place, has won two of 11 games Sophomore John Collins, who sat out much of the third on the season. quarter with a sprained ankle after scoring eight points in Mata- Branchers Lead Early wan's big second quarter burst, topped the Huskie scorers wWi Long Branch held the- lead 18 points, all on field goals. Dolan, who controlled the backboads Rebels through the early stages, taking with the 6-4 Andrews, tallied 13. Andrews had 10. a 29-26 advantage into the third FARMINGDALE — . Steve quarter before Jerry Cureton, a Wolf's 17-point second half scoring binge carried him to Wcolley's three-point play with 6-3 senior, and Valentine sparked game honors with 24. Browning was also in double figures for the three seconds left in the game the Falcons into command. Cure- Warriors with 11, gave Shore Regional a 69-66 vic- ton flipped in eight points in the For MacCutcheon, still smarting over Friday night's upset tory over Southern Freehold Re- third quarter, pacing Monmouth loss to Rumson-Fair Haven, it gional last night in a Shore Con- Manalquan (58) I MltiKU (90) to a 19-12 scoring bulge in the was victory No. 4 in the B G K P| G F ference B Northern Division bas- Woll 11 2 2< DoUn t S 13 session. Northern Division against three Ohapln 10 2 Andrew* 4 2 10 ketball game. losses. The Huskies are 4-5 Lord 13 5 Munnlng Oil Cureton, who was eight for Browning 5 1 11 Ptgllons 3 a a With 20 seconds remaining, the eight from the foul line in the over-all. Fort 2 1 5 Traynor 3 2.1 score was tied, 66-66, and Shore Larry Shaw scored 19 and Schwler 4 0 8 Collins to la second half and nine for 11 Miller. 0 2 Colcrldit 0 2 2 i BATTLING TEAMMATES—Greg Brown, nearest camera, in possession of the ball. The through the game, led all scor- Tyrone Russell flipped in 15 Dropcm'jkl o l Sfta.iv 3 Rumson-Fair Haven Regional, battles for rebound with Blue Devils used-up approxi- ers with 25 points. Valentine, to lead Matawan to a 65-34 win ii 10 88 | mately 15 seconds Ttefjjng for who put in seven of 12 foul shots, in last night's preliminary Manasquan _.u 13 21 | unidentified teammate in game against Raritan Township the last shot of the gariieV-.;Jhe Matawan 13 29 7 14 added 13 and football ace Ed Ken- Officials—Morgendewck, LukaltU. I yesterday, Raritan's Tom Carlson (II) and Vinnis Bat- first attempt was miss«d, Sbt nedy tossed in six baskets for • taglia observe the action of Bulldogs. Rumson-FH won Woolley tapped the ball in for 12 points. two points with three seconds1 • the game, 70-65. Monmouth also won the junior eft and was fouled in the pro- varsity game, 58-45, sparked by :ess. He converted the foul shot Jim Bryant's 21 points. Admirals Rip ;o give Shore its victory. ing Branch 0> I Monmonlli (61) 24-HOUR Shore is 4-3 in the league and BellliiKcr 8 5 21 Cureton 8 9 2: Joe Jones 10 2 Naliden 0 3 5-7 over-all, while the Rebels are Puryoar 3 17 Valentine 3 71 1-6 In the conference and 1-8 Drinks 2 2 6 Forsytfii 0 0 n. Odom 10 2 Harris 2 * Hoffman, 79-62 TRUCK wer-all. B. Odom 8 2 14 Springer 0 0 Richardson 10 2 Kennedy 6 0 12 Curt Ransom pacea Shore with rhoma 2 2 8 SOUTH AMBOY — Henry Hud the second period, they un- !3 points, while Woolley added SERVICE 24 12 60 19 23 SI son Regional High School caugh! tracked themselves and began II. Bo Worles had 14. Long Branch 9 20 12 19—«f fire in the second period last to hit from the outside while Monmoulli „ T lit IB IE Frank Porter's So. Freehold's Tom Wiley took Officials—Schrumpf, Burroughs. night and handed Hoffman High Charlie Canty was doing the job individual scoring honors with School a 79-62 basketball pasting under the backboards. on the Middlesex County court. 34, including 13 field goals. Hoffman had been riding the Red Bank Tire Co. Greg Walling had 10. M Club Dinner It was a non-Shore Conference crest of a five-game win streak, SHREWSBURY AVENUE 747-3404 The JV game went to So. Frce- battle, but as far as Henry Hud- but saw it washed away. On Open Monday thru Friday—8 to 6 p.m.; Sat. to 3 p.m. iold, 36-34, as Mike Kraff scored Slated Feb. 7 LONG BRANCH — Monmouth son was concerned it regrouped the season Hoffman is 8-3, while i2 points. the Admirals boosted their rec- Hhure (SO) Hu, trrrholrt (Rfl> College Varsity M Club will hold the forces for a final pull toward a F r O 1- P the championship. It received a ord to 11-1. ansom 0 5 23 Wiley 13 S 3( LOW BLOW — Joe Jonos of Long Branch, loft, comes its annual sports night dinnei Franks (I 2 " Monday, Feb. 7, at Price's Foun big assist from Matawan Region- Willie Hendricks and Canty Wonllcy Connally 4 19 al last night as the Huskies combined to score to points (or relincr 1 0 2 Drum 2 S » down on the calf of Monmouth Regional's Hal Harris in tains Motel, Ocean Ave. YOU ARE ] 0 0 0 Wnlllng e o ii) squeezed past Manasquan, 6058 the Blue and White with • Hen- Further information may be Bo?T.arrl 10 2 yesterday's A Division game. Andre Bellinger defenses dricks hitting 22. Harry Motley Worlca t (14 ibtained by contacting E. and the Manasquan-Henry Hud- against Harris from the front. Monmouth won a squeak- son battle on the latter's court added 10. Curt Wood scored IS 23 13 GO Mim" Truppa at the college's THIS WANTED PERSON 27 15 69 Feb. 1 looms more irjnportant. for Hoffman while Greg Havi- Short* ...» JI !i> m—e» er, 61-60. 17 10 12 1S-6S athletic office. You ar« Inleretled In Idling and want o dignified, respected ilatlon Piwholii The Admirals of coach Dick lish hit 14 and Bob Keegan 10. In lilt—want to eqrn up to 110,000. J15.00O 01 more onnuolly-wanl a Fosko had trouble with the Gov The Admirals held Billy Clayton . connection whore you have delln'te territory protecNon and aro as- to eight points. He held • 20.1 ttfrttt coopirotlon from .the homo office. 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Just ask any LIFETIME •mnlllng, l»iorou«fi Iniwc- Stoll Chonikr 0 3 3 tion Commission Is presenting a Includti nnwvlng. c» 21 tt ,43» « UU in the hurdles. with 9:12 left, sank the first shot of the Royals and Rudy LaRusso 44 For Chamberlain St. LouU 19 !6 ,4SJ |U I of Los Angeles drew technical Detroit 14 31 .3U lm I Tliree LB Winner* 4-60 Celtics lead .001 sports ken Chamberlain finished with 44 Yenttrday'a Reaulii first tin* pact/html bekw.~ fouls for protesting calls, and Cincinnati 119. Loa Antelea 108 George Whittle won the 900, but missed the second which points and Greer with 28, Don Detroit 116, Bonloli IIS the game was stopped In the Ohl paced Baltimore with 32, rhllnanphJa 128, Baltimore in freshman Bob Bazley triumphed would have sent the game into gtt tbe 2*1 tin torifcTBAT PftiCEt fourth period while the officials St. Louis overcame a 19-point St. Loulj ion, New York 101 at 1,800 yards and Dom Mazra overtime and given the Celtics a Today'* Gamea chance to hold a half-game lead warned Lakers' Coach Fred deficit in the fourth quarter to Detroit vi. Philadelphia at Boston topped the shot put field for Long Schaus against using an Illegal Baltimore at RoHton. Branch's individual victories. The over the Cincinnati Royals, beat New York. Joe Caldwell put Tomorrow's Games zone defense. the Hawks ahead, 106-105, with Ln* Anteles at Baltimore Branchers also copped the two- Royals Rap Lakers Bt. Lonh va, Detroit at Dallai lap relay, The Royals beat Los Angeles, PI0N . SAFETY CHAMPION A star from each team missed 119-108, at home; St. Louis came SIZE the meet because of sickness. back to edge New York, 109-107, at St. Louis, Mo., and Philadel- CBA's 6-3 high jumper Craig Can- bttw M*t MIM MR* field and miler Tom Bazley of phia trounced Baltimore, 128-117, Quick Play by Halas Him an* 1 Long Branch both were absent in a game that followed the Bos- ton-Detroit contest at Philadel- ni80 '7.3118.G5 *g 111 VMS 11.57 •28.1 from school. CHICAGO (AP)-Ceorge Halas in the world," said Short. "I had phia. py because he was free to leave I SUMMARIES can pull off a quick play opener no idea of what he was up to."his $19,000 job with the Bears to • CBA {«Vi>-Lonr Branch (3SW) Boston which actually trails 20.05 ttSI W-yd. liaah—1. Tony Bsvacciul (CBA5, in the courtroom as well as the "It was a great victory for take the* Ram job at a reported I 17J5 157 21.00 2435 lit? 2935 4. Blanton (LB), 3. Kuksr (CBA). Cincinnati by a half game but is tuz Time: :06.T. football field. us," said Jenner, "but Halas $40,000 a year. 60-yd. hurdlet—1. Jo« UU (CBA), didn't prove a thing and only 2335 Hi? 26£5 1332 3190 1. Bevacqul (CBA), 3. BchoM (LB). The 70-year-old owner-coach Dan Reeves, owner of thell Time: :07.7. saved face." Rams, said in Los Angeles "Fine. JOO-yd. dash—1. Grty TJuBoll (CBA), of the Chicago Bears proved It 3. PuiUna (CBA), 3. Wa«hm«ton (LB). yesterday with a sudden end to Legally Satisfied Everybody seems to be happy. || 23J» HJt 27J05 t3J2 3i80 17.4I| Time: :33.8. I Shore «oo-ya. run—I. Don BOTH (CBA), his breach of contract suit against "Validity of the contract was Now let's get to work." j. Jennings (LB), 3. Steverson (LBl. the main and only issue," said Commissioner Rozelle does notll Time: 1:15.6. (Record, old record 1:1T,6 George Allen, freeing Allen' to 23J0H.55 2725 3050 &201UII l>y Hick Wrignt, CBA, 1965). Conference become head coach of the Los Halas. "I am now satisfied with have to hold a hearing between I 900-yn. run—1. George Whittle (LB). the legality of the matter." the two involved clubs in which' I 5. Don Norkua (CBA), 3. Farrell Angeles Rams. 28.111 2930 14J5 3105 41.90 (CBA). Time: 2:13. Halas made his point to his he might have had to rule againstj] 2535 1S7 W.6 K52 l.S0O-yd. run—1. Bob Bazley (LB), Basketball Halas' action took .everyone 1. Tom SatuI (CBA), 3. Lam (CBA). off the hook including himself, own satisfaction. Allen was hap-one of the two owners. 3150 Time: 5:01.5. 28& 442 BJS KJ536.45 1122 Two-mile run—1. Pat McDonough Allen, the Rams and Pete Ro- (CBA), 5. capraun (LB), 8. Frlebanm A DIVISION . Time: 10:56. zelle, commissioner of the Na> Two-lap relay—1. LB (Taylor, Waa|i. Last Night's Results tional Football League. tnffton, 'Blanion, Durant). 2. CBA. Middletown 67, Toms River 55 Time: 1:05.8. Circuit Judge Cornelius Har Shot put—1. Bom Mazia (LB), 3. Red Bank 57, Freehold 56 Repeat Show rington upheld the validity of ielnlk (LB), 3. (fie) Johnion (CBA) Monmouth 61, Long Branch 60 *nd Btaifl (LB). Witance: 49'9". the three-year contract which Hlth Jump—1. Utz p. Bill BadeckerBd , POT Customer i N) Matawan (4-5) 4 3 .571 and told his aide he was drop- to let him suit up for the second ed Virginia Tech, 74-68, at ;B7 or 2d. i _ , . Shore (5-7) ...... 4 3. .571 Blacksburg, Va. *1?9 Additional KX-Blll White (CBA) P. Jim Paleha ping the suit and Allen was free half. 1:35 of 2d. _ Raritan (2-10) 2 5 .286 115—Bob Doleplaln (CBA) d. Chili to take the Rams' head coaching Snaps Streak So. Freehold (1-8) 1 6 .143 job. . • l-woy flat i] 3/U" through 123—Mike ScarpeMno (CBA) d. Steve .000 The defeat snapped an eight- Yminic. 8-3. Keyport (W0) ...0 7 Reporters dashed out of the ratclwr hondlt, 7/U" IS»— Bob Tledemann (N< p. Charlei game winning streak for Kan- SOUTH courtroom in the corny tradition RBC Frosh flnlbl* sharr Carleatmo. 1:37 of 3d, sas, sixth-ranked in the Associat- HNiwton, VA" 138— Mlk« Carter (N) d. Din O'Shel, W L Pet. of a Hollyv'ood B film. • Semwdilvti with 7-6 1.000 ed Press poll. Nebraska; now Umit3per •ittmlon bar 141-Don Bovfino (CBA) p. Tom Shr-Lakewood (11-1) „ 6 0 "I was the most surprised guy aluminum chuck latzo, 1:50 of 3d. Wall (5-4) ...4 2 M7 12-2 over-all, is assured its first Beat Buccos customer at • I eptn and boi 148—Bud Olllan (N) d. Bob Black. 8-3. winning season In 16 years. Not this price. 157—Steve nulvanowakl (CBA) d. Dan Pt. Boro-(M) „ ...4 1 Ml RED BANK - Red Bank Cath- •nd wrench*! • 4 tntirdiangcablt Zulla. S-2. Central inskl playing good floor games, LA Changes 67 Cipriano referred to the three mentary, the Caseys led all the way. DARRTOWN, Ohio (AP) - Bordentown 79, Southern 62 occasions In the last 65 seconds Wilcoxen scored on a layup Pitching, speed and determina- Tonight's Games that Kansas, led by Walt Wes- They held a, 44-19 advantage v.'ith 15 seconds remaining and tion again will be the Ingredients St. Joseph's (Metuchen) at CBA ley's 22-polnts, pulled within four at halftime. By the end of the Busse tallied with five seconds of the Las Angeles Dodders, says Neptune vs. St. Rose points before the Huskers third period they widened their left. Walter Alston, manager of the (Convention Hall) wrapped it up with six straight lead by seven points, 60-28, before The loss was Atlantic's first in world champion baseball team. RECORDS free throws. / Red Bank outscored them, 17-14, four games, while the victory "The team won't be any dif- W L Pet. A crowd of 8,5€6 saw Damm in the final period. was Shrewsbury's fourth in five ferent," Alston said, "except St. Rose 8 2 .818 and Nate Bl-anch spark a 24-4 Maciewicz was the game's high starts. Where Your Safety is Our Business maybe for the return of Tommy CBA 8 2 .800 Nebraska spurt that erased Kan- scorer with 18 points. Rusnak Bob Morse was high mm for Davis to give us more hitting sas' 28-19 lead. The Jayhawke added 16, while Trotter had 15 St. Joseph's (TR) 8 3 .727 Shrewsbury with 14 points, while power/ How much he'll be able never caught up. Branch's 18 and Kaminski 19. STORES R. B. Catholic 7 S .583 P.usse ended with 11. to play, 1 just don't know at this points were high forj Nebraska. B.D. Calhollo («) | Red Bank (IJ) Ocean Twp. ...'. 6 5 .545 Marty Leach and Bob Scott F P Maple Ave. at White St. time." Davis is recovering from Albury Park 3 S .353 Other Leaden Idle o v v i 4 a le • broken ankle. paced the losers with 10 apiece. rtunnak 7 2 la Farley I i a Red Bank—747-5700 Mater Del 2 8 .200 Bhrewihnry (3]> Atlantic None of the other teams in the TrotteMaclewlcr i » 1)11 13 4 The Dodgers, >yho won the Na-Croydon Hall 1 S .187 O F P Elementary AP Top Ten played last night KaminskTtt i 7 S t <» iniimi onn a F v Layton Flnltatore I 0 4 1000 Atbury Ave. Albury Park tional League pennant last year :?onhor« Oil I.carli 4 J 10 or>nnn«ll Mitchell 0 0 0 775-8700 with « 13-gnme winning streak n*ieba!l Sknlnii Wltcracn 3 0 6 Phllllpp 1 O a A aiatif i m ja av K I {Jill T H Coyne Nowell Oil AMERICAN I.KAUUE Riibenateln O 0 0 Scott 4 2 1(1 Aiaoclmtfd Preia Bmllea ill at the end of the season and band—nidwr 8am McDomll. < an Luckole 2 1 S MlTKBIJItlill—Jnhntiy Slorrii, ml, Lacy ooo then went on to whip Minnesota Chlfmo-Thlrd l.H«rman Prln Ward. Uone • 3 14 Fluhkln 0 0 1) Pllt.liurih, oulimlnlrd Huhln Hnrrtcane New RaKlmorf-O.ifrirldrn 1'nul ttlalr, MorfAn Oil Clauapn 10 3 lirtfr, 107. ratrrmn, N.J., 10. Andentnn M 17 46 ALSO AVAILABLE AT YOUR TEXACO; In the World Series, were named RUM Hnrdre and Carl flV'arnlrk! In- Lockwood 0 0 0 riKlKNIX, Arlr. — l.nli ItrnlrUuM, neruih doldrr Mark Bnlntuer; pitcher Tom It], Miami, Fla.. atiiiipM Fred Me- Brophy the Team of the Year for 1985rhorniorniuu. U 5 !9 WlUUma, 1<»W, riweiuV, I. *^ yesterday in the annual Asso- Sllmt.nU— IMIekrr Dnllht Msblir. Shrewlliury _ .? T 7 1J—33 .*ew YORK — Rpnllo Ortl», Itm, S3 I 74 SHELL AND CROWN SERVICE STATIONS NATIONAL LEAGUE Atlantic. Elem I 4 11 11—31Puerto^ Rlfw, «topi|a4 Rftr Oraa, IJT, R. B. Calhollo _ _J1 SS3 W 14-74 ciated Pttn foil. New York-ntekar Ac tteOrmw. OHIcllla—TOIppi. Carhart ..10 SS » IT—i5 led Bank _—_.- I'M DETERMINED TOO! Many of your Mighbor* hov« eomm«ni«d about I'M DETERMINED TOO! I'M DETERMINED TOO! 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Bins. ~~ dard transmission, radio. tieaLer. Good engine. Bimlnl lop, 03 gal. fuel capaci- 04Bthy Chevrolet. Ml-iim. economy cu. »7B. T«M»2«, ty. Very aolld comUuctlon makes tbis vVANTED - tm *rf IMS BUICK SP1CIA4, - Four-door. an excelled family and (lining Mat. iM. MUMM 1M neat. AAppttr H.M6. JteCAIUhir Cheywlat. 1985 CiUCVELLE — MT Cu. Inc. 3751M3 BUCAYNB - tUtidud Ihlft. Six- 1B60 FALCON ' Asking J12O0. contict Irwin'a Yacht iorey LLaRueR , RtRt. 33DD ,Eatoo- rue! Injection. Exceller*. condition. Call cvilnrtir H.065. McCARtbr ChevroieL Best offer. Worke. Hed Bank. 7411M4 b.for» « p.m. AfUr, TU-MM, Call" 391-O0OJ. KXPERIENCED BALMUDY - Full UM ppNTIAC—Two-«oor, radio, heater, »T CABIN CRUIBBR — 7J h.p. Evln lSW IMP ALA — Hamtop, V«. H95195. 9 DODOE &EDAN — Radio rude. Will sell for $400, salvage cost time. Apply In peraon, wnraar'a, mj. automatic transmission. Reliable traw- mi FALCON — Two-aoot, sur cy McCARtar Chevrolet. hrater. Motor only two years old. Also illetown Shopping Center. Mltfdletowiy portttlon. Beat offer. -Oil liter • p.m. iter. BUndirrt Oood ooolUlon, »<» m-uot 1952 Bulck sedan Radio and beater. K«eds od at IS. is i week. No eaeh 1MO CAD1LUIC SPECIAL — Contractor. Call H7-4(7» CORVAIR Shirp BBK1NO IB BBUEVINO - 19W needed. Call colltct PA 1-UOO, OAIII tlW9. UcCAWhy Chevrolet. Chevrolet four-. Power tteerlni, radio, hteter uito- 19M FORD —v-s ranch wa»on. Foui - UK. McCARthy Chevrolet 191 and white-wall Ures. MAURI01 matlc triiumunon, wnittwui urei, n- door, white-watt ttrei. Very tood con. UQ1. SCHWARTZ A ' SONS. 1*1 W. Fror A'lTICR OEUJARS CLEANBD - Ugtlt cellent condttlnn. Sl,37.\ 2^9-1*34 ft dltlon. Cell S42-4«7t. St.. Refl Bank. 747-0787. hauling. Free utlraaMs. Oil I afur I SALESMEN WANTED! IMS VOLVO — 1328. Rldto, b«Mer p.m., all day Saturday. Sundey. 747-artta and delrostcr. Price. 12,200, or belt 1»M CONTINENTAL — Air con*! GARDEN 8TATE TREK KXPBRTS— CAREER OPPORTUNITY H.4M. JIoCARUiv ChevrolaL clean, full power, (950. Call after >:30 offer. Call 671-1828, Uoneri. tjooa tirei. Hectiimcally louna m-uoi p.m. or all day Baturdty 787-06! Complete removal, prurrtlng, and top- 1885 8T1NG RAY — 425 h.p. Four-speed Must Ba(;rltlce. »3O0. Call 192.2W9. ping. Hauling. Call 157-7201 or 254-0381. We have openings tnrourhout th»: It5t MOA 1948 WILLYS JEEP — f\iur-Wh« Middlesex, Mercer, Monmoutft Coua* 4J1 poaltractlon. AM • FM. radio. 1M4 CaRVAIR MONZA — 110 h.p.MODERN METHOD PA1NTINO «nd ty area. , lestfan $2,00 0 wi get you OoM condition — tiM drive, wltti snow plow and ateel cab. Drattea. 67l-211(. four-door, all extras. Azure blui decorating. Interior and exterior. Win. (MM. Call 741-9382. St.fGO. call 671-1040. CUl S42-15M. 1MT CHRV«U!R — Autoraitlc, excel- ter spfcial. Any room painted oi Fastest growing nation wide public UMVOLKSWAOBN - luu root. IMS.1964 VOLVO — 17,000 mllM. Two-door lent tnnaporutlon. JOS. 19M VOLKSWAGEN — Call 94S-33S0 papered. «».»5. 31H-3220. relations direct sales organization, McCARthy Chivrolet. sedan. Uodel P-11IW. Vex; clean, O,»K). 4M-6SJ5. Tuesday OtrouRh Saturday from 9 ttl-1101 Ooln« oveneaa. 147-t»1>. tNCOMB TAX RETURN* _ Individual offera OPPORTUNITIM PLIII. I9M CHBVX II Nova — power aim, 5. Ask tor aeorge Sullivan. and business; also New York state, live rfik and pinion Hearing, f W-out corntflni, \m RAMBUCh - Cluile «ed»n. ttH. 1M4 FORD OALAXIB OONVKRTIBLB power tteftrlht. 11.28V McCAAttlT 1963 CORVAIR MONZA — Oon« In prepared completely. Business estab Men selected will earn rolWP; window end Mr vtnts. ScWbie d«w« "-CARthy ChevroieL CALL Chevrolet. 291-1101. service. Mult sell. CaU after 6 p.m lianed is years in MUMlitown tre» »175-300 WEEKLY. . miim 7t!-34«« 512-07S6. Margery Trovato, trading as Reliable . .tt start of 1< week Intensive iM( a in thd bl IS5T CAOIIXAC — Flettwood. Black tax Efrvlce. 171-12(8. trsJning period leading to manage- 1M4 CORVJUR COUPE — tenutloiiil 1850 PLYMOUTH - (To. Good runnlnt .Power steerinc, power brakes. Beautl- IMS PLYMOUTH Four-dow. ll« cylll ment paying tli-20,0W yeirly. condltlm. Ridio, heater. 74U1JB be- :ui,t OOfldltlOD. JUWni 1600. ST2-O411 der automatic. Good running condition 1101. tweta < tilt I p.m. Irom «•» p.m. S100 "as Is". With two 8MMS sr»« PROTECTBD TERRITORY SPRITE tires, one winter old. H20. 741-157 IMPLOYMENT _.) TRAVSLAU, INTERNATIONAL MUST SELL 1M3 THUNDERBIRD — HaMtiXl. Kull LBADS — ttatlo.it waios, in cylinder, tx- 1963 Chevrolet convertible.. Tou: powar. uoellenl condition. 12,050. 671-WHITE 1059 SPORT FURY - Exc HELP WANTED FEMALE NO N1OHT WORK Clllent conaitlan, Jan. Call Utt-MOB. ete.d. 300 b.p. (ltdo. 14T-CHT*. 5(41. tent condition. ,cnll between 12 ». 3 p.m, and any time after 5. oB3-llfl! Pall vacatlons-lnsurinoe-proflt shar- 1D62 BLUE MERCEDES 190 _ H vou Int-credlt union-top commlstlona AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE, appreciate quality, you should own thll1950 LINCOLN — Sacrifice. All power, and many more fringe benefiu. MONMOUTH MOTORS aAitomoblle. Mechanically perfect, only Parsed Inspection In December. »39is, ASSEMBLERS Must have oir, ll.eoo. Call 67141M, mytlme. or leaCall 842-1602. u country Suaear Car Wash. Experienced In electronic assembly and .' "KING OF THE IMPORTS" aolderlng operatlona helpful OALL THURS. k FRI. 9 A.M.^ P.M. AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR MEKCEDES — BEKZ 190 SEDAN TRUCKS FOR SALE MSI - MS MIDSET - AUSTIN HEALEY . A.H. SPRITE . 1B61 — Orspnlle «rey-x«t textile In- APPLY AI.L.WBEK: Ml a.m. 14 p.m.MR. OLMSTEAD 846-1400 terlor. Perrect In every way. J1800. SACRIFICE — I860 Kronollne Bup»r HWY. 35 642-2414 EATONTOWN Call 1S7-4303 to 10 p.m. van. One-ton capacity, 700 miles. Be Wes+inghoute IDM OAU1IJAC CONVKRTIBI.E - offer Cnll 671-1110. Televlslon-Iladlo Division I-KINTKK — Kxperlenoed man needed Good condition, good rubber. SlOu. Call to work an a compositor on dally newt- 872-1600. 1948 FORD - '/, TON STAKE BOD' Rt. 27 and Vineyard Rd.. Metucl\enPaper, . Night shift. Good wages snd CALL NJ. Please park In Vineyard Rd. Lotexcellen. t fringe benefits, steady em- FOR THE FAMILY MAN — 19C0 741-3488. ployment. For Interview wrlta "A S.'\ Plymouth station wagon. Fully equipped, An equal opportunity employer Box B20. R»d Bank. New tires. LiigfRse roof-rnck. MAt> 1M7 OMC DUMP TRUCK anil smtt UEOISTDRBD Nl'RaE - Parmanent plow. Very food condition: CaU slt« Ehoellent aslsty. May live-In, OceanT.V RMPAIRMAN ~ Full or part RICH SCHWARfe & BOSS, 141 W. drove Kurtirik Home, 63 Clark Avi, Front 8'.., 74T-0197. i 1.J-&529: time VacaUoni and Holidays wtm Confidently ehooia'frem two Ocean Grove N.J. Call 715-0554. bay. Apply In ptrapn. _Katotitown T«lt> A — 'Deliine sport vision, "HO" Hwy" 3», 'Batoritowp;." one-owner tradeini. loth cart WOMEN Reetored. S4O0 worth 11,000. MOTORCYCLES Part-tim., nlititi, office cleaning in fALUE-RATED 201-2322. AUTO MECHANIC-Kully •uaarbly cered for. Seniible p.m., Mlddlelown building. Oootl pay, no ex-Over JL Oood workir^; condiuoni. ,„. HBAVV DUTY Gl SCOOTER perience necessary. For Interview, ap- valuai . , , aver 30% Hrinoi 196 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE (75 further Information call Russell Oldl- in price far cart that art only Uglit blup. EKCPllrnt CDiidltlnn. Power ply Wed , Jan, IB, 6 to g p.m.. Keyport mobile-Cadillac, loo Newman Springs CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE brakes power steering, wtiitewalls. Call H72-1600. Amerlcnn Legion, 8t w. JTnnt 81 Rd., Had Bank. 741-OOic. Aak t6> iff! 10% uiad. 27 uied Cadillaci Broadway at Fourth Ave. Cnll after 7 p.m. 56R^li75. Keyport, William Qfeig •o eKooie (ram. LONG BRANCH 1959 PPNTIAC Bormevllle Convertible. MOBILE HOMES TYPIST — With office a»ecullve back- ' MEN Powftr Nteerlng, power brakea, radio, ground. Qood salary. References. Pnur Full time, nights. Floor waxing and USED CARS six new tires. Uke new, must sell. BUDDY TBMLEit — 4»ll0'. K»tal r.ishts a week 7 to ID. Call Mrs. tanltorlal work In Mlddlttown building. Call 264-8527 between 6-K n.m. lent condition Many eitras lncluflln skelly 10 tr, 4 p.m. weekdays, TT5-8315 No aiperlenci n»ca»ary. For Inter. air conditioning. Call 787-7868. vle», apply Wed,, J*n. It, t to » p.rm. 1!«3 FORD COUNTRY SUDAN — Nine REGISTERED NURSE — 11 p.m. .toKeypon AinwNoan Legion, II w, fro* -passenger wdfon. V-B. Automatic, 1965 NJrW MOON — ltodu, practieait 1 a.m. Plva day week. Paid holidays. St.. Keyport. vi 0, radio and heater. Power ste«rlng and new tl med trill*: prices. Call 78 Apply In person, Brookdala Hurting I FINANCE YOU! brvjtes. Wh4te.wsjlls. Good oondltton. «84O. Home, Highway 38, Hatlft, MEN OVER 21 — We art taking »i- tl.1?>. 84S-M30. Earn (35 plications (or Jots in Backing and sniff- 1M0 WINDSOR - 50x10. UKK NEW PARTICULAR WOMEN ping department with ovartlme and 1962 CADILLAC NO MATTER HOW MANIT LOANS YOU HAVE! BEST OFFER per 340. Mia. , Low Weekly Payment! '4> CHEVROLET KM Austin Healey Drafted: mutt saorltice fast, nearly BEAUTICIAN - With experience FACTOR If WORKER — Opening 10 45 CHEVROLET 11130 Station Wngon. BUICK . A. H. Sprit. t»w boat by Feb. 15. offers welcome. full time, our prait department alter ahort traJn- t Impalu Hardtop. '4) BUICK $1.40 Call 1*1-6143. evening!. Call H«-«IM Convertible Hwy. 3S Eatontowa Ing. Opportunity for good Irtaentlvia ; 1963 FORD I 'M COMET *11JO SpKlal, Full Power II CHRYSLER *IM NURSES AIDES — Ixperlmcs prs- pay, Shin work, Apply Atoo Caramte Convirllbli 41 RAMBLER U.90 New Yorker/ Cenv. SH2-J4I4 ferred. AH stillta, Frlnga benefits, For Oorp., Hwy 35, Keyport. i 4! COMET 110.70 9 Paeienger Waoon JAGUAR AUTOS FOR SALE Country Squirt, black with rid l.tthir Inferior, 4 door Hardtop. Interview oall »-5 p.m. 72H300. WASHINO MACHINE REPAIRMAN at '4S PONTIAC ».9O Sedan younwing man meohanleally tttcltnia. Afl* 45, FORD Sll.tO Bonnevllle, 2-dr Hdlp. »EVI1RAL TBRRITOR1BS OPEN — pl-•y- 'I n parson. BatontowBatont n TeleirlsWn. [qulpp.d with Fordomatie, radio and h.at.r, powir ' Goloxle, H.T. 61 OLDS 110.40 ,1 FORD . •. . Kor «omen who are Interfiled In (tay- Convertible ini a good steady Income, piua U.S. M Hwy 3». tUtantcwn. U BUICK J1I.70 »», H.T. k SD OLDSMOBILE 1S.30 Ssvlntn Bond». Exptrlenea unn«c«s- SALMMAN —- To aell building me> it It.trinj and powir brilcti. Extolf.nf. Ortt own.r, Wlldcot Hanttog. '41 FORD U.40 («ry. C«U 74WS43. Or Wflte Mrs. Mar- Hardtop WHETHER YOU'RE BUYING A tarlal. lumbar, and mill work, incen- K . . . . Galaxle Sedan garet r.nlotu. Box S-Door Hardtop Coittlunral Cony. CAB WA«H»nSi TVU. WMB ONLY ptrtmtnt. Must tit nuallflta for muf- '41 CADILLAC tM.M M T-SlRD Uso fler, thock, tint, arm other vrpe at - oirla. IS to it, for ostalllng carl! •jstallulon. Apply in »fti»«r»onn . R» In ambitious man dealroua of high Contlnentol, 4Xtoor, '62 PONTIAC «6J0 paying career. Please submit return*' factory olr. Colon™ Hardtop CADILLAC l),«0 MATUM WOMAN WANTBD - (IMP- IB "BTJ.", Bnx J20, Red Btplt. '' i '64 CHEVROLET J10.60 '41 T-BIRD ...it.n Coup. D.VIII. In. To oook and to oare (or children. 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK mpala Hardtop Hardlop, Factory Air. Wrl.a "B.D.". Box »20, Red Bank. BODY ROPA1RHAN — Needtd ttt — with car. large tlonmouth County Oenerai Mo- 44 TEMPEST to JO '41 OLDSMOBILE I7.M Inquire about our CLEANING WOMAN lors daaJanhlp. Etoallent worklr* cm. Custom 2 door "U" Station Wooon. Every oltiar Friday. Rsferencfs re Excludve 1 Yr, o.ulred, Call StMMJ. dltlona. Balary plus fringe ' benefits. | '43 CADILLAC -ll».»0 •6.1 POMTIAC »;.M Ouarantn. Expsrienoi preferred. Fw ' lntMviaw Ed Dorado Conv, f Convertible PRACTICAL NUH8B (Llceniedi rull Dhont 741-6300 B a.m. to 5 p.m. 741-0910 3 id in. Oall TRACTOR — TRAILER DRIVER — S42-032S. Tar* .xp.rl.ncexperience. p.^ferredr fered.. App^g LEOAL »ECP.ITARY — Minimum » Nappl Trucki flva years experience. Ptotlclsm typ- Ing and ihontiand akllii Familiar wlui UBOHANIC - rront-IBil fflaa m.dMl use ol dlcutlnj a^ulpment. Salary com- or Urge volume OerArtl Motors dtel- BRADLEY mensurate with ability. Call 7(1 -39OO- enhlp. Beai front end equipment, I N C iCARPET NUMB - Licensed Practical, wheeiell balancer availableavailable., Excelknt llnu, In Public Health Nur.lng Agen- lompensatlon plus many (ring* benfc N. J. LARGEST AUTO DISCOUNT CENTER ey. »IM)»1», between *JSO and 4i30. lu. For Interview call 7U-S2O0. 9 a.m. o 5 p.m. NURBM AIDB - NA's and ordaflui Rt. 35 (Corner of Springwood) N«ptun», N. J. All stlfts. Atlanuc Highlands Niirilng 'ART-TIMS BVBNINO WORl^-ShouW Home, 8 Mldalelown we., Atlantic lave aome sales experience. Keyport - WHOLESALE Apply In person weekday". or Long Branch area. 2<4-7576 after 3..' iTREAHlIfCf/ lllslilinili. fi-57 MECHANIC - Needed for larga vo* A8BIBTANT — For Nursery School to ume Oanaral Motors dealership. Good lielp with children and do light olean- salary plus Irlnge banefiu. Oooa. worlt- n« Hours Mon.-Frl., 12:SO-(:30. Call ,ng conditions. For Int.rvl.w phont betwetn 5-7, 141-4111. 141-7043 9 «.m. to 5 p.m. ' - Full or part-tlm., AP; OAS STATIONI. ATTENDANT -Ex- ily In neraon only. Surprise Store perience necessary. Full tlma. Tampo; PRICES... Broad St. Bed Bar.*. rary, employment. Apply Swannell PRICES DOWN slt.li. Ill E. Front Rt., RedBank. LADY PH0N8 SOUCITOtt — iluitlvo territory. Wnrli on your ownAUTO SALESMAN — Experlnced. all over our lot! LOW, LOW PRICES WITH . tlma Irom home. High 'arnlngs. Ay- Newent Oldsmohll. Dealer In Middle- ''* ON ALL USED CARS uly In parson. lyj'-stan studios, 47 sex CsuWty. Contact Miurice Scnwarta, Broad w. Rid Bank. Valley d-isoo. • •';• SHOP INDOORS Rain—Snow—or Shlnt PAHT-TIMD TYHSTS - To run .leo- MEN '- .,- DEALS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET trie, automated .iiulpment. Accuracy Part-Urns. nights. OfUce cleir.lng Over 200 Top Quality Cart to tChoom From required Apply Rm. 801, 18 Broad work In Mlddlelown bullilnr. No «* • NO KIDDING!!! a., Ited Bank, a.m. only. perlence necessary. For interview, ap- Authorirsd New Car Dealer—DAF Said and Service FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO ply waa.. Jan. i», « to • Hit, Km; WOMAN — Luncll counter. ' M«; isrt Amerioan Legion, II W. Front through Friday; days. Oood pay, fleas- St.. Keyport . • : »nl work. Apply In parson, Hoimael OATSUN conv $1600 Vlllatt Phirmacy, Him at. and Holm CALL FOR CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. lei Ra. Hoimoel. (More CUssifled Adi '65i^OLKSWAGEN cony $ 1650 JURBBS — RN's and LPN's. 3-ll and INSTANT 1.7 shlfU. Atlanuo Hignlandi Nunlni MORGAN + 4 $1900 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK lorn* I Mldnlntown Av*,, AUanta OB Th» Nut Pif») CREDIT 01 llghlandt. Call 291-0600 wctkdaya >•»• 'SffORCHE Cabriole* 531-8600 975 OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9 WED. 'TIL t> P.M. AUtOS FOR SALE •M Far. S17U 'it Rmnblir $11*1 AUTOS FOR SAtE "SUNBEAM plus Hdtp Country Squire 850 CONSOLIDATE All Station wagon VoUr Oil I! Into en; Station Waasn TR-3 800 tingle monthly pay- '•3 MM *TT» ment no matter •M Ceotitllm %W Gtlaxlt 4-Dr. '60 haw many loam TR-3 700 tor. Von 'il Ford tttl III PERSONALIZED you hove. We con •43 Imperial $!1tl '55 M.G. T.F. . help you. Convtrtlble 800 , Crown Coupe, •4J Fard 1191 AUTO SALES Full Power '60 SPRITE plus Hdtp -. 575 oaloxle 2-Dr. Hordlop •6» DAF $1780 •43 Cadillac S259J '42 Catfllln SI 195 EACH OF THE FOLLOWING CARS HAVE BEEN '64 DAUPHINE ... ij\.. Autonvlid Flectwood, Foctory Convertible, 800 Sun Roof Air, Full Powtr Full Power AUTO LEASING SERVICED & MAINTAINED BY OUR SERVICE DEPT. '63 RENAULT R-8 750 •it DAF $153* •43 Tamp*il SMI •tt lulek 1991 SINCE NEW. ALL ARE ONE OWNER CARS. •- ,., Aulonv 4-Dr.. VI Full Paw-r Lt 5!rtr« Convert.blc '63 TRIUMPH Herald $ 575 '43 Ch«vy SU95 '42 Mania . »79t •il Mann $17« Convertible 4 Dr., Fully Equipped •44 CADILLAC »3J« '45 LINCOLN CONT. *44»B '61 RENAULT $ 395 Lonverlh,!, 4 Speed Convertible, air conditienad. Full Power •41 lulek ST95 '66 MODELS • AIL MAKES Coup* '« Chivy $1391 Convertible, '63 ftUGEOT 404 $1095 'U Mmhuig IIM) '45 CADILLAC $4825 '48 CHIVROLIT (l»l v-B, . u. y i. :'j wed irppiln, J-Dr. Hartcon Full Power Ltatei for Individuali, Builrnu & Prolenlonal Man Canvtrllbla, air conditioned Impala ConvetllbU / '60 PEUGEOT wagon $ 295 •41 Chevy $1895 'il Falcon .. SMI 'il Mire] ...tttl '61 impa'T Hardia;) 2-Dr., Fully Equipped Hard lop. Full Power AT THESE LOW RATES •44 CADILLAC M«« '45 CHEVROLET *l7jV VOLVO 544 : $ 595 'il Chan ...SitS Four-door hardtop E.I Air two-door 'U Clwvy ..$119! NO MONEY Down Impolo, 4 Dr. Hardtop '64 BlsCoyne, Up to 4 yeora •66 PLYMOUTH $69 '66 OLDS $75 '45 FORD MUSTANG ..$!?« QLDS conv., 4-speed $1550 Fvltv Eqluppid •il Chavy ...$7tl '44 CHEVROLET $1795 TO Pay Valiant 2-door F-85, two-door 2-dr. V-l, power itaering "6f FORD conv. $ 550 Impolo Convertible 1*1 Air Station W.«on "i4 Chovy JU« •40 lulek tltl '66 CHEVROLET $79 '66 PONTlAp $86 '41 FORD FALCON ...... $I4T! Im-1-1'), v-Dr. Hardtoo •43 Comef $«9I Convertible Impala Hardtop Cst.lln. Hardtop 4-dr. Futura •44 CHEVROLET : $11.25 LINCOLN Continental $ 295 2-Dr. Hardtop •sf. •44 Idick SlitS '40 Cervalr ..J49I '66 f'lv1; $75 '66 CHRYSLER $89 Chovy II Nova, two-door 2 Topi '41 FORD FALCON » 9tS 4-Dr, Hordlop, Factory •43 Oldi JH95 Newport 2-door Hirdiop Air Conditioned Super » : facial two-door Station Wagon '4) CHEVROLET $1198 1 •M OMi $20*1 stoliofl wogon PrlcM llited- '66 K Corvalr Monn, 4-ipajod '- ' •NEW LEFT OVERS Banh will flnonct •44 PONTIAC CONV. ,,$2295 Jel &|ir Sport* Coupe, •43 Martury $1091 Station Wagon Coupa '43 PLYMOUTH V«li«nr $1195 Pull Powe- Monterey Cullom wtm mm. down BonnavilL, air esfieliflentd. Four-door '65'ty|4G. 1100 $1595 •14 Clwvy ..$14tl Hoidtop ALL RATES INCLUDE RADIO, HEATER, AUTOMATIC Powar window.. TRANSMISSION, and LICENSE PLATES. '65. ©RIFFITH ;..$4350 Station Wagon, '44 PONTIAC T.mpait »I3«S •44 VOLVO IMtl Factory Air • Batei Ik monlhi, non-miinlanjnce iniur.d l..i»i Two-door •' ; 271 H>. Tws-daor. • Any mak» sr modal automobile available • Wo will purcnaie your praunt ear DAF MANY OTHER LATE MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM. Saht * Strvtte MONMOUTH MOTORS M EACOAST LEASING INC. EACOAST LEASING INC. DIAL 741-1234 DIAL 741-1234 IMMEDIATI i#'V" "KING OF TH1 IMPORTS" '*- TRUCK CRIOIT " Opt" dally f a.m, id 1 p.m. LEASES NOW 110 Newman Spfln|i Ro.d 16 S42-24I4 EATONTOWN' OCEAN PARKTo 110 Najwman Sprlngl Rats) AVAILAILE . RID, IANK APPROVAL ROUTE U. OAKHURST, N. J. RED IANK Opart dally I «,w. •» t.»\m. TRY ONE

.f). 741--6.90.0 IS THE "ACTION NUMBER" TODAW CLASSIFIED ADS DO MORE THINGS FOR MORE PEOPLE AT A LOWER COST THAN ANY OTHER KIND OF ADVERTISING HOUSES FOR SALE THE DAILY REGISTER SITUATIONS WANTED • Mil* FOR SALE APARTMENTS APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE ODD JOBS — Weekends and evenlnga. UONMOUTH tfACH ' \ ALL BRICK CAPE COD IN LITTLE SHOREWAY REALTY INC. 24—Wednesday, Jan. 19, 196i Painting, lighl carpentry. Call 774 DO YOU KNOW SILVER — Immediate occupaacy. TERRIFIC BUY! HURRYI 655';. Al Howetl can give you an eatimate on SECOND SECTION NOW RENTING Leaee (165 a month, or rent with op- Bungalow plus a concrete farafe- C«v BROKER White Gutter* and probably get them tion to buy. Call CROWKLL AGENCY, •> ers, lane lot M«258, for the low MinnLPT— AOED GENTLEMAN Reel Bank. 741-4030. HELP WANTED—MALE Wishes clerical position, payroll, book- up for you In a (lay or two? If Al price of H600. HIGHWAY 35 HOLMDEL keeping. Call 74M533. dues tt, you km.w you are getting an N. J.'s only apartments with HIGHLANDS — Four bedrooms, hlth. TWO-FAMILY 264-7010 or 264-7046 excellent job. Just call Living room, dining room, kitchen, TV 2 TIRE & BATTERY room, , basement. Beautiful view, fl£0 Completely renovated. Only needs heat PORT MONMOUTH — W.10H Thru FINANCIAL PROWN'S PRIVATE MARINA Clean solid house. Four rooms each bedrooms, lull b»«ment._ -j. INSTALLERS M Broai) St. Rod Bunk 741-7500 FINLAY AGENCY apartment. For the low prlca or CLIFFWOOD BEACH — »U.M». Thret- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED — Real Estate p.m. bedroom, two-story. Ixi»lJ*ijt eoodl- 2 ALL AROUND Dioeue sett and bar stools. Monmouth PRIVATE OCEAN BEACH 872-O1O0 ESSO SERVICENTER Dinette. 114 Honmouth fit.. Red Bunk. NO CLOSING FEES HAZLET — $12,900. Itltek 'btdrooni. WIDE 8&L&CTIOX '»F RBWTAtd - Attention Bx-a.ll, quail/led K.H.A two-car gutsge. Extra lot,- •. LIFT MEN Humble Oil hss juiit acquired a ne Ml-8833. PQiihed asd unrurniibed. Immadi- 1 CABANA CLUB buyer*. Move Into. tMs clean three- MIDDLETOWN — WS.O00. Two-bad. i]paiers)\\p in northern antl Monmou 25 per cent to 60 per cent off on lialr Bta occupancy. 8AMUEL TE1CHEK bedroom home, lull oUnlng room, new room, lull basement, s«ra|«.••. EXPERIENCED Counilei. Fastest growing communltle brushes, and manicure Implements AG&HCY. Ocftanjwrt Ave., Oce*nport. !>»s«ooard Seal, Sow taie*. Only J14,- EAST KEANSaURG — »«.«). Ttoni. Plin your future now with ». mlnimui and other lundrips. Scott Drug Store. o423500 1 INDIVIDUAL TERRACES! 500. bedroom rajioh, two yeats oW, Steady work. Full time. inveetmfnl. We will train you and P< RS ^ Broad St. Bed Bank. TWO-BEDKOOM HEATED COTTAGE HAZLET — J17.6O0. Foar-»«a,ro4m split. you while you learn, If- you are tnl* —Large living room end kitciitn Two lull betas. ' •sted in thii highly profiuvbU car-' FIVE—PIECE BLOND MAHOGANY Luxurious appointments In tvery apartment Include color-coordinated KELVINATOI Excellent company benefits. 1 T BEDROOM — Good condition. Call jor«neti porch. *&0 per month. THE C. DeLucia Agency RED BANK — $17,«00. Tnre«-b«droomt ippnrmnltmnlty pleasplea*.e? calcull MrM*. McLrftughlt"" r refrioerator-fre*ier, ©v#n and ronQt . . , IndividuoHy-centrolltd h«t and l KLRWAN CO., Reallora. Call 787-56M full baaement, extra dPftp lot. • • - t Prom nharifiK en 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at HU 6 071-1CT1. conditioning . . . l'/i batns . . . master TV and FM antenna f/item . , . t«fi or 78t-5500. 37 Church Street Keausburf, N.J. • Pair! vacation 7000. WESTING HOUSE — Automatic waBh recreation roam plus adult party room. - . • Hospllalizntion sr. Excellent condition, J20. Call 741- Ideally located between the Shrewsbury River and th« Atlantic Ocnn. Ycur owr FIVE ROOMS AND BATH — Supply LOVELY LINCROFJ • Group insur&ncp PINE ACTJVE BUSINESS — \r> Md 13W) own heat h&rgt soreen«Mn porch. • Employ**?- discounts Ready to Wear. Established IS j«a private marlno and swim pool on tha proparfv. A few hundred feet ayvay (s fh $85 mouth. Call 325-3408. 787-4424 Ideal suburban living In a tumvtnJeni Apply Personnel Department Iwner wishes to retire. Write LIVING HOOU, BEDROOM, — and ocean and your own private beach. Just 10 minutes from downtown Red Ban! neighborhood for your family to crow. R.G.", Bor 32fl, R*d Bank, Nf.J. kttclurt /urniture. Call 988-OSM. 1/ no or Long Branch. THRJEE-BBDROOM RANCH — Im- Open 7 Days a Week In an area where homes hell from Sears, Roebuck and Co. iiuwir, call 741-6382. mediate occupancy. (183 a month. 420.000 to (50,000, A *al> rul «Ut» FABULOUS BUY — Must Bell. On A and 5 ROOMS PROM FHA APPROVED Investment would be In U\t low |2Q'i. 1500 Hwy. 35 Mtdrilfto I he best grocr ry bustnfSflti in FIREPLACE WOOI>—Hotted mar/ure. STERLING THOMPSON We liave inch a. home with thre« bed. Bank area. SI 75.000 gross bvittlnetts, y, straw and mukh hay. Call 284- High mortgage . available. Delightful AND ASSOCIATES, REALTORS Cape Cod In excellent condition. Oozy rooms, m batm, p)a» utility and g*m*« SlOTORCVbE MECHANIC — U u rent. Write "A.X." Box 530, Re 01124. Deliveries on til. Mlrldletown 747-6800 room. Offered at $20,BOO. Sea It coon. be frwt dag*. PulJ time. Honda-Re Bank. $135 living room with fireplace, dining Bmk. - 542-5100. KING TWJMPET — Lovingly caren Including heof, hat water, air conditioning and off-strtet parking. RENTALS - SEASONAL - TEAllLY room, kitchen with dishwasher, three CROWELL AGENCY-, R««ltor WANTED — Trailer Park, good L for. excellent Instrument, C&l! 741 ELLA WILTSHIRE. Realtors bedrooms den. two full tattis, full RHYTHM GUITAR PLAYER and *inK- tion with potential. Send data phi; KM Ocean --.-. Sea Bright. 8420001 basement. Oversized attached garage. 63 Riverside Ave. 741-4030 Bed Bank er ror Rock and Koll Band, with equip- down payment desired to "A.I*.," B< Convenient location, AsklnK J2I.300. Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn ment Mid experience, at l*>ast lfi yean "20, Red Bar*. LIKE NICE THINGS? HAMILTONIAN AT MONMOUTH LOVELY, modern, compact dx-room Call for appointment. KOL3TON ol a**. Call 222-2196. 'Tin Tiled bath. In residential, but WATEHBURV, REALTOR, 16 W. Front TALL TIMBERS That Early American White WUlia OFF OCEAN AYE., MONMOUTH BEACH lvenlent area. $125 month. Lease, 8t,, Bed Bank. 747-3500 DELICATESSEN MAN -- Experlenc MONEY TO LOAN burg poor li a beauty! We may be able mrity. 78T-OS19, This fftn».e-bedroom ranch. L&rg*, sat* referred, Full time. TabMctinlck', to put one up for you in a .lew dayi, EiplicatMSpn. Call 741-9RH). DIRECTIONS; Bait an Rumson Rood (county Route 520) to Ocean Avenue, Sec SIX ROOM HOUSE — Gaa hot water EXCEPTIONAL - $34,500 in, scientific kitchen. Low taxei. New- FIRST ANU AECOtilJ UORTdlQEB -, PROWN'S - Bright; riffht (soutti) fo Park Rwd, Monmouttt BtacA; rlflh. fo Hamllfonton «l ieft1. Buses, trains, near schools. Rea- all schools and transportation. Com- AVAILABLE — Edwm S. Stark. Real onable. 787 8012. Your acceptance win be immediate plete privacv. Priced at $15,500. Call ROUTE MEN Estate * Uorttate ConmllanL 2SI-0333 32 Broad St. Keel Bunk 741-7.100 Monmoutti apartments. when you Inspect this darling siMt. now. BNYDBR REALTOR*, 291-0903. HOLMOEL — Ma.TCh 1. House, four Family size living lunm with fireplace. FULL, ANO PART-TIME STEAD' WE BUY AND SELL anything and PHONE: 222-8120 After 6 p.m. 787-1700. . : ' '. everyUiIng, Give the highest prices. rooms, tlfnelte. Pool privileges for Put the Mddiea !o bed in three luxury YEAR-P,orNr> WORK, NO lAYOFFfi, INSTRUCTION tenant. 946-4483. iilze bedrooms, Oversized garage. Beau- THREE-BEDROOM CAPE-$12,900 JGARN £02, CAR A.ND PHONE RE Call William Left Furniture, Inc., Hwy. • tiful lot with many varieties of fruit OUIRED. CALL 462-1074. 35 lllddietown. 7U-3213. Open «vening« SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP NO DOWN, $107 MONTHLY BH COMPUTER PROGRAMMING — til 9 p.m. RENT OR BUY Irees. Opportunity la knocking, By ap- WANTED — Supermarket personr/e ,HM KEYPUNCH, AUTOMATION. pointment only. A. FRED MAFFEO Formal dining room, modern kitchen. Experienced, futl time grocery clerk*, TYPING, COMPTOMETER. Day an. BOGEN — Guitar and P.A. ampllller. Bple-anct-sparj Cape Cod. Two bed-AGENCY, Realtor, 569 River Rd., Fair Ideal location. Near schooH «nd trans- All benefit*. Permanent positions. Ex ivenlng clneSfi!, eo-ed, free placemeni S75. Excellent /wndition. Guitar revtrb, rooms. Vacant. Immediate occuptney. Haven. 741-8333. portation. 50x107' lot. Call 787-6600. client future for thft rlfht men. Appl> Jirvlc, SCHOOL OT BUSINESS MA S5O. Excellenl condition. Jnlormation APARTMENTS WITH EVERYTHING! Excellent arrangements, Phon* owner, CHARM AND DIGNITY — This older THE KIRWAN CO., REA&TORfl, 1W 7*7-4615. 671-2544. Hwy. 35, W. Keansburg, N. J, (All in p*rgon. Tlmr*. and Frf. See Mr. CHINES. 54 Broad St., Bed Sank, * Private twimming pool And play area on property. home has been remodeled for today's porkin. SHOP—RITE, 1200 Rt 35. Mid"47-4C46- : FUHN1TURE — Blx-plece dlnlnjc room KEANSBURQ living. Four bedrooms, 1% baths. Pan- prices subject io Government approval). dle town. and casual living room.'—moderr/, Ex- * Shopping on and adjacent to property. THREE LARGE ROOMS eled den. Ultra modern kitchen. Large SPACIOUS ROOMS THROUGHOUT — GENERAL CONTRACTOR'S HELPER cellent cnndltlon. Reasonable. Call 747 787-9248 walk-In cloaeta. Private patio. Tree- Frame with Tennessee Htor.'e front —i Rtvofint and gutter work. Drtv*r'« MERCHANDISE 0156. after 6 p.m. • Bus and train to Newark (40 min.) and shaded lot. Garage. This house must he ranch. Living room with fireplace, car- Jirpnsi> npcessiLry Gocxl opportunity foi BDLFOHD — Available now. 8U rooms «een to be appreciated. Call today. peting. Two bedrooms, paneled d«n, FOR SALE N.Y.C. 155 min.) ind bath. AH redecorated. Also garage Asking $19,500. right man. Call 747-2653. evenii.Hit. ind cellar. Close to transportetlon. tiled eat-in kitchen, attached garag* RENT A TV • Fine schools within walking distance. STERLING THOMPSON with electric Hoar. Loads of Morajt Portable, day. week. BATSHORE TV. 'all 787-3420. space. Lot 100x150. Ptrieed |23,5TO. SALESMEN WANTED 36 churcn St., Keansburg*. 7A7-41DO. RIVERSIDE CO'H'AaE — In Red AND ASSOCIATES, REALTORS FHA rinanclng arranged. LAWRENCE Outstanding futures includi KELVINATOR refrlasrator-fraazw, oven end range, Mlrtdletown 747-5600 Leads furnished, big opportunity, high TRADE IN your old furniture with no Bank. Excellent residential irea. Two J. SCHILLING, Realtor, . Willow Dr. pay. No canvassing. Call 846-6100, fo HAMMOND ndlvldually-controlled heat and air conditioning, color-matched ctnimle tile bad rooms, living room, kitchen end urnl Parknr Ave., Little Silver, 74T- down payment and let a new parlor bathroom fixture, and built-in clothes hampsr. $10,99l>-$93 MONTHLY Appointment. or dlDtna; room set at laia prices. Wtl- bftth. $140 per month. Call 842-1209. 4121, Member of Multiply LUUnf »«r- Ice. ELECTRICIANS HELPER — Apply In il&m Leff Furniture Inc., Hwy 3ft UNCROFT — 3ElRht rooms plug ga- NO DOWN "icwor fcATO.VTOW'N TELEVISION. SO ORGAN Mlddletown. 741-3213. open ivenlnfs till rage. Rent $330. Purchase option avail- Lovely three-bedroom iiume. Wooded PARK LIKE SETTma — Six-room at- .L 35, Eatonlown, ' ' p.m. able. W-2J0L. Evenlngg 747-5368. lot, City newera, detached garage. Iraetive *pu Jevel with thre« bed- four and five rooms from Quick occupancy. Call 7<87-»3600, THE __jRVICE STATION ATTENDANT OF ASBURY PARK 10 PIECE DINING ROOM SET rooms, 1!<4 baths, 13x22 family rooiu. Thre« ttulleA chairs, smaJl couch, cof- $ KLUWAiN CO., REALTORS, 1(10 Hwylarg. e bright deluxe kitchen with natur. Dayi«. Apply West Lonit Branch Ber- WANTED TO RENT M, W, Jieaiwburs, N. X (All prleei si wood cabinets, dining »p«*. vicenter. Monmouth R4., W*it Loftf THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO fee table, pot belly stove, two rugs, mbject to Government approval). Branch. bedroom set, several other Items, 842- II4 Screened porch overlook* lovely land- DUPLAY IN THE SHORE APJCA 707. THREE OR POUR F.OOM TinfurnlHd UNUSUAL HOME FOR GROWING, scaped deep, tree shaded, plot. Plenty", yoUNG MAN WILLING TO LBARN Including Heat, Hot Water, Afr-Conditioning apartment. Red Baalc to Rarltan Tonvn- HAPpy FAMILY — Over 30 acres, of storage area Really priced to »*JI SHOE TRADE. Salary plu* bonus. Ap- lint nur^ rontftl-piirehiue plan QXNSRAiL EliECTRIC refrigerator • shfp area. For • April 1 occuparfcy by well landscaped around house. Other quickly at S18,9O0. Call now. ELWOOD hiy Fix Footwear Co.. 1031 Hwv 35, lor pianoj and orfuifl freezer, 10 cu. 11., »S0. Call 291- young business couple. Write full de- land In reforestation, old wooda and A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY. 555 Pros- Mlddfotown, N.J. No phone calli. From $12 per Month 3069. tails to "A.N." Box 520, Red Bank fifMs, Pond, " brook, swimming pool, pect Ave.. Liltle Silver. 741-4500. UNPAINTED FURNITURE APARTMENT — Two ladles desire pool house. 4-eair garage, tool and BETTER THAN NEV^! ! MEN—PART TIME Open «..JT45, One year old. Good conditlnrt. $225. Call FURNISHED QUIET ROOM — For three fireplaces. Full attic. Good Realtors, 258 Newman Sprints Rfl., perienced only. Call Conn Minuet with Fun M.2,O0O. Near schools. Easy RUMSDN — Ideal for small famfly. CAB IVJISHKHS —' FULL OR PART- WAJ4TED FOR RENT — By company upkeep. Reason for selling, retired, Two bedroom ranch fireplace in liv- TiME — Experience preferred but not condition. J«0. 7U-2SS8. alter 6. 214-ROOH FURKISHEn — Hot watel executive. Starting April 3 or earlier. necessary. Good wages. Apply country KH Items aold with a guirante* —- and heat furnished. 9U5 month, Avail EATONTOWN movirfc. $135,000. Write "A.W.." Box ing room, rien, full basement, at- ilWaer Car Wash. Hwy 35, Mlddletswn. budiat terma available. •HRES-FIBCE MAPLE DEN SET Furnished three ta four-bedroom house 520. Red Bank, tached garage. Lovelv lot w-ith nlct Call after 4 p.m. able Immediately. THE DOWSTIU COUNTRY CLUB for minimum elKht-month period up to . trees and shrubs. Many • extra* is. ^ACTORS' WORKERS NEEDED. Ad 542-2914 AGKNCY, Heallor, 7U-&7M. or.-te year. Maximum rent, $300. For RUMSON COLONIAL, arttstlcally dec- ricfl. Asking $23,500. RUSSELL M, yanqement opportunities. No experl 775-9300 APARTMENTS * SWIM CLUB details, call 201-384-0120. orated. Fireplace In the living room. BORU3 REALTORS 600 River Rd., EASY AUTOMATIC WASHEtt — El- LONO BRANCH—j-urnlehed. Two span Fonmal dining room. Sclehce kitchen. face necessary. Starting rate *1.M an cellent condition, 1150, call After 6 ments, 4 rooms and 3 rooms. Ne TINTON AVE. Fair Havers', 747-4533. Member Multi- ttrmr. Apply Stauffer Chemical Co., >IANOS _ Save »100 or more off Pine jmnded den. Three spacious bed- ple LilaUng Service. 1st prlca on brand n**w pianos. Come i.m. S42-2048. transportation and beach. All utliitle! rooms. l% tiled baths BorcerJed parch. JJne Road. Matawen. supplied. ¥90 and )B5 a nv>ntb, yearly SvvlmmlnK In your own private swl, FURNISHED ROOMS _____ see. jave. Tenxer'i Mmic Store. 306 LAWSON 8OPA -~ And chair with 33 Abbotlsrord Ave. 22J2D0S. Vv\\ basement • play area. Oversized CHARMING .COLONIAL HOME. WtJl- ' MECHANIC — Experienced on truckJ Main St., Lftkcwood. custom made ftllp covers. Excellent club right on the site , . . only minutes CLEAN, MODERN ROOMS — Private garage. Stately trees, Nea»r Bchools to-wall broadioom in the 23 ft. living itm equipment. Good -wwlcWa-. condi- away from ocean bathing, white sand and Farm Village. ASKING S33.H00. room, fireplace. Dining room and TV •ESKS H5 up. FUJCS, tables, ebaira. :on41tlon. »200 or best offer. Call after THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Al] beaeliea, boating, fishing and Monmout bath, free TV. W dally, $15 weekly tions and Heady «mp!oymfnU Call p.m. 787-6242. " utilities lupplled. Call Shopping Center . . . one block iron per person, double occupancy. HOLLY STANLEY K. DOWNS, REAI/TOB, sun room. Three large bediroomti and •81-5000. ' ad dins maebiocfl, typfcivrlttrs, oUic* 787-13M HILL, MOTEL, JU. 38. VV. Kombury. Shrewsbury. .741-1017, bath. Full basement. Two-car gax&M. •qutpment, etc., at barjatn prlc«a N«» JRUMS — Cocktail set with Gretsch the West Gate of Fort Monmouth . . Many extras. SEE THIS SPECIAL 'ENGINEERS-TECHNICIANS or oirti. AAC DfiSK OUTLET, Rt* mare. Black pearl. Excellent condition. LONO BRANCH — Attractive, un within walking distance nf express buse ROOM FOR. RENT — Couple only. aAISED RANCH VALUE! $26,500. STANLEY K. DOWNS 35, OakHurxt. 531-3996. Complete with cages. 284-7707. furnished, four rooms, bath. Garage to Newark and New York city. Home privileges. Reasonable. Call 747- Built In 1961. Four bedrooms, Vh REALTOR., Shrewsbury. 7414017. Expansion of Naval Weapons Handling optional. Adults, No pet«. AvJUlaM' • ALL — Electric kitchens with GK 9372. baths, large recreation room, wall- Laboratory >t N.A.D. Eatle hai created >R.GAN — Combo compact, Farfisfa.. HOME FREEZER—12 cu. ft. Chest type. now. 222-O0S7. range. GE refrigerator. GE AIR CON- oven and counter-top range, garage JUST REDUCED — Cape Cod In flreer openings. CrmllentJng assign- BrarJd new. With acceflsoriei. J305. M2- I. Also other household Items. Call DITIONING. Ample off-street llghte FURNISHED ROOM — Close to town. All city utilities including city sewers, excellent condition. Coxy., living room ments exist In projects concerned with 5727. Evenings. M2-O535, IBT-6095. 3UTT0N PARK — Red Bank. Apart- parking area. Gentlemer;. 741-1923 after 6 p.m. andsidewalks. Immediate occupancy, S',i with /(replace, dining room, kitchen the, design, teit, evaluation and docu- ment for rent Cooking gas, heat In- all day Sunday. per cent mortgage available, and maywith dishwasher, thr«e bedroom*, dfcn. ASH REGiarm — BURIIOUGHS — cluded wIUi rent. Inquire 167C Branch ! mentation or Weapona Handling; Equip- SAVE OIL EVERYDAY JiRht column totil-nlne department Ave., Call 74T-26S5, 3 /i-R00M' APARTMENTS 1ED BANK — For business woman, be assumed (or approximately $2,200. Two full baths. Full baae'ment. Over- ment and Packaging. Starting engineer- (ONE-BEDROOM) nice room In pleasant surrounding. Full price $18,000. WALKER A WALK- sized attached garage, Convenient lo- Jomblnallon windows ar« the aniwer. ey». Printed tape. »75. Call 787-4363. cation. Only $21,300. See It today. ROL- Ing salaries range from M.SOO-IIO.SOO, low MI lala at %$M. Karty and 28,-HOOlI APARTMENT — Heat ho< »122 MONTH Walking distant to church, stores, etc. ER, Realtors, Mltidletown-Holmdel. Mul- depending upon experience, starting KBLVIMAITOR REFRIGERATOR - water Included. 19 Leroy PI., Red ~ ill 74M3B4. tiple Listings and Trade-Inn. Bend for STON WATERBURY, Realtor 18 W. technician nhenings to $8,000. labora- 'rown'i while wlpdowi illghtly higher. rood running condition, $35. Call 787- Sink. 741-1063. Or 8(2-2110. 4«-R00M APARTMENT catalog. tfH-3311. Front St., Red Bank. 741-3500. tory Is.located on Rte. 16, Leonardn. ia.v« money in the end. S37 after 7 p.m. (TWO BEDROOMB) HINGLE ROOMS — Clean, comfort- Interested appllcatanla forward resume, PROWN'S BEAUTIFUL GARDEN APART. 1150 MONTH ble reasonable. Oentlfma n preferred. FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL — Fire- BELFORD — Six-room house and lot. • Vorm 57, or phone Tor fruited or Red Bank, on river. Three and foul mid 60's. J. D. ROCHE REALTOR, EMPLOYMENT AQINCf BROKEN GLASS florlal leaded hanging domes. Wanted- APARTMENT — Three rooms and room, kltchew, two bedrooms, two Long Brldga Rd.. Co'.ti Xeck. 946. Plrjonnel For guillty Orders Tiffany end art glass, political but- bath. AH furnished. Private entrance. rooms. urJrurnlfihed. 741-2399, baths, Family room. Two-car garage. 4955. MO BrolJ Long Branch 92-4747 In > your alumltium framti? We'll he tons and campaign items. 462-23S1. Near tan line. Call 741-5(11. EATONTOWN — six rooms. lVi Screened porch. On i^ acres, with glad to re-ffaze them. Need your Ditto. One-car earags. Hot water heal. brook. J.D. ROCHE, Realtor. Long ATLANTIC HIGHLAND15 SALES OPPORTUNITY — Men andtllnda re-laped and rc-coided? Would PLUSH AJA.RTMENT LIVING—While Cull 542-0561). Bridge Rd., Colts Neck. 918-4955. Nicely kept, two-bedroo-m, ranch on jftomehV Selling proven product*. High you Ilk* new window ahadei on your vou buy or build. Reduced until June. deati-end street. Beautlfully lahdscaped pomralistofl*. Bonus. Call 871-5720. rollers? Prown'a (• th« place to go. PETS & LIVESTOCK Month or weelc Riverside and oceaxi KEAN9BURG — Modern three larg Contemporary BEAUTIFUL THRRE — BEDROOM propprty. $15,500. KirMly plions for ap- DRIVER WANTED — For private view. Complete family thing. T.V., rooms and bath. Furnished or un- RANCH — Wild attached garage. pointment. Mr. Behoen. 109 Asbttry school. Neptune, Oakhurst. Long PROWN'S OO1NG AWAY? heat, all utilities 842-0305. , furnlBhed. 8tea.m heat supplied. Ex- AM A GORGEOUS CONTEMPO- Reasonably priced, In Middletown Ave.. Atlantic Highlands. 2»t26y Boarding, bathing, grooming. RARY HOME IN A RURAL. • FULL.V area. On quiet street. Must be seen Branch, Red Bank area. Call S68-2222 32 Broad 81. Red Bank 741-7600 THREE—EOOM APARTMENT — Witt cellent location. Reasonable rer.t. Call NEPTUNE — Four year old, ieven- **• p npointment. BRIGOSON KENNELS. 741-3310 787-1962. WOODED SETnNd JUST FIVE MIN- to be appreoiatuii. Owner had to re- utilities Included. SBS monthly, ED- UTES FROM THE BEAOH AND locate. Call 7H1-3SM, after 6 p.m, room bl-level. Three bedrooms, IM tLD FXTRKITUIUI — Aimaues, cblna, BASSET HOUND PUPB WIN S. STARK, 264.0333. KEANHBURG — Uptown location.Nice- batha, two-car garage. Reasonable, T74> TEACHERS -— Reading;, Engllsfi, Matn. taatnraiv, art object* a,o4 srle-a-brac, AKC CHAMPION SIRED SHOPPtNO. MY HUGE RECREATION- No realty people please. 83S2. Hish tcrioo], elementary. Weekdays ronedlata cash for anylMng aod svery. FOUR LARGE ROOMB — All utliitle ly fumlaned /our-room Rpartment, FAMILY KOOM WITH RAISED |:30;(i:30. Must be experienced, dedi- mini. Rusnll's. 29 East Front 81.. 741- 747-1090 supplied, Second floor, J90. Call 291' $110, all utilities Included. Adults. Ala< HEARTHSTONE FIREPLACE IS OUTVE HAVE OUTGROWN our custom- HOLMDEIJ — targe custom built Gold cated: -Writs "A.T.", Box J20, Bed IAK YOUH COG PftOTECT YOUR three rooms unfurnished yard, 57 OF THIS WOULD, ANO MY SECLUD- built, three- bed room ranch located in Medallion ranch. Beautifully located Bank. I0MB and still be Irlendly to chll- plus utilities; CHATEAU REALTY, ED BATIO IN THE 'GLEN" IS AN Chapel Hill Farm. Air conditioned den, 1 l-'J acres. Relocating, Mutt tell. fl ~ Marrravox. maliocany cabinet. lren arid relatives? Yell For "Qn APARTMENT TO SUBLET — Fur. Real Estate, 215 Carr Ave., Keansburg. INVIOUS THING. MY KITCHEN IS large living room with fireplace, Two $31,600. Call 264-2204. EARN EXTRA MONEY for tax time. Ecellent condltloU Dr. Warren row- nlshed or unfurnished, one bedroom 'R7-5884. futl baths. Separate dinlnR room, en- Demonstrate World Book In your local nd Off tKDe Protection dogs call EtghttnontJl lease, JSwlm club Includ- G.E. CENTER AND MY -GUARD- closed porch. J27,flOO. 7*1-1968. leg:. Phone 8JI.1869. :tan Lerner. 531-8854. FURNISHED EFFICIENCIES — Utili- IAN WILL TELL YOU MORE ABOUT NKW SHREWSBURY — , Beven-TOem area during apart hours. Call B3Q-3338, ed. 542-0536 alter 6. 532-1013, before o. ME WHEN YOU CALL ranch. Two tiaths, full-, "cellar. A-l 322-8007., HEAVY DUTY COMMERCIAL LAWN COLLIES — Blue Merles and Trls. ties, radio, TV. »5O monthly. 105 Hud- FAIR HAVEN SPLIT — Living room, HOWBR — « h.p. »M. Call UNFURNISHED APARTMENT — Thre son Ave., E. Keansburg. 787-9244. dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms. condition. Lot 126x212. 741-1M7. Sired l>r son of champion. $65. Call rooms. One adult only. Convenient ti 872-l«0«. 281-C418. THREE LARG-B ROOMS 774-7500 VA baths, gameroom, garage. Ex- SITUATIONS WANTED-Female Red Bank Railroad Station. ROLSTOK cellent ' condition. $22,0M. SCHANCK EXPERT DOO OBOOMING — Of all WATKRBURY, REALTOR, IS W. Fronl ALL UTILITIES GARRAB RANT AGENCY, Realtor, 8 Linden PI., Red (More Classified Ads 1965 AUTOMATIC St.. Red Bank. 747-35M. CALL 787-6477. MOTHER — Wishes to babysk. In SINGER SEWING MACHINE breeds. We groom Monday thru Satur- REALTORS Bank. T*7-(B97. own home. Call [ay. Call for appointment. 342-&69d. APARTMENT — 20 West St., Rei Member S.M.L.S. On The Next Page) )otn everything, Dariu), monojrami, RED BANK'S finest Burden — Flrsl Bank. Efficiency three rooms anil 11 SUmmerdelcI Ave., Aabury Park RIVER OAKS — Attractive three bed- 7871761. uttonholea, etc. In portable, take over 'UPPIES FREE TO GOOD HOMES— loor, llv* rooms. Living room, din batti. Full kitchen. Private entrance. i2i Hour Telephone Service* room ranch. Two blocks from school IRONING — Done In my home. Rea- alance ot J5J.80 op J1.30 per wjeek. Tall afttr A. InK room, kitchen two bedrooms. Ga. Parkli/g for one car.' All utilities In- and transportation. Large wooded lot. tonabli - rates, Cai! cabinet, S87.5D' or J1.S5 p«r wteh. i . 671.1043 rage optional. (140 a month. Occupan. cluded. Near all conveniences. No LARGE ROOMS. LOW TAXES AND New Grown kitchen, Irultwood cabinets. 7416561. .11 Credit Dept, 846-6101, 9 to 6. KITTENS FOR ADOPTION Feb. I, Call 842-249V. children. No pets. Call 741-4008 days. THY THIS FOR SIZE — 29x17 living 37' raised flagstone patio, 22' television COMMERCIAL RENTALS SAVE »1B PER MONTH — Sublet love oom, 12x15 dining room. Large, mod- room. Priced nt $24,MO. Call 747-397.'). IRONING IN MY HOME EWITS. AOD1NQ mactimea White and calico. rtUMSON — Unfurnished i'A anil 5- ten kitchen. Den plus nunroom. Four Call Ul makes new or LUW3. Guajrantetd. Call 747-531S. y one bedroom apartment. New, room apartment*. No pels. Call 842- ipadous bedrooms (smallest 12x13) and 872-1238 Low tLM $25, Serplco'i. 101 MonraoutD Everything jupplled eicept eleclrlclty. 321. !'/. baths. Many extras are included in Large kitchen. 22' living room, dfnlng It. Next to theater. 747-MM. Convenient location. Call 522-2140 ot :his lovely older borne. St. James room, two bathn. Two-car attached ga- WOMAN WISHES MORNING WORK— REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 229-2430. PANORAMIC VIEW — Ol hay and Parish. Asking $29,900. rage. Lot, 100x150. Full baaement. Ask- Five mornings. 8 to 12. call OR THE PERFECT WEDDING NEW LUXURY 2Vi ROOM APART- ocean. Five rooms $125 month. All ing 522,000. 222-9452. OFFICE 741-94B3, SOWN—Bridesmaid dreaatv and all ac- APARTMENTS UFNT — Fully air conditioned, nea.- utilities Included. Call 741-3754. STERLING THOMPSON 1 Morlea with inAivldu*! persona) «er .fIDDLETOWN. — By owner. Immedt- Wili, HELP OUT WITH PRIVATE ce. Call Dorothy Keith, Freehold. ill transportation. 21 Leroy Place. Rei RUMSON — Batate area. Carriage AND ASSOCIATES. REALTORS ite occupancy. Four-bnd rooms, den, PARTIES — Dinners, art! other oc- Hi <0NB—BEDROOM) GARDEN Bank. Call 741-1063 or 747-63M. house apartment. Pour Booms. (135 a SPACE 1SMT73. APARTMENT — Central Ited Bank, Jlrtdletown 717-5600 large family kitchen, dishwasher, trees. cailom. 7(1-BW1. MIODLETOWN — Three room apart' month. Call 741-3754. landscaping. Many extras. Lew 20's n(! blacR from shopping and railroad. $10.500—$89 MONTHLY Modem Offices Just completed. Can* BABYSITTERS — Agt is, Available SALE WHITE SHADES ..._.-. — n.'ent, Apt. 10, 60 Locust ment. Oonverjlently located. aon REh BANK — Furnished or unfur- Call 787-1667. tral Red Bank Business District able. Call 671-3563. 'lve-rown ranch style home. Enclosed .weekends. 75c per hour. Llttla stiver .ve., Red Bank. nished. Two-room apartment with bath. FAIR HAVEN - Two atory-ofr River are*. .741-162S. loom darkening S1.S9 ea. on your roll- Newly decorated. On second floor l porch, rormal dining room, city sewers Rd. Two large bedrooms, living room, • Central Air Conditioning r—up to 36" wide. J1.H8 with roller, LTLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furniahed THREE ROOMS AND BATH — Newly plus lulty furnished tlirce-room bunga- BABYSITTING — By matura woman decorated. Mlridletown area. By ap- private home. Centrally lor.a.tpd. All formal din fug room, kitchen, hath, • Self Service JQ»v»tu PROWN'S •5 rooms. $110 month Includes all pointment only. 747-43C5. utilities included. No pet-'U Call 747-1681 ,ow with screened poroli. Summer In- full basement, screened tn porch. Ex- • Private Parking 8paet In your home. Call utilities. Adults only. Available Im- come approximately $500. Cnll 787- :ellent neighborhood. Call 741-4277. • Rent Reasonabla 201-CB5H. mediately. Call 291-2557. THREE ROOM — Furnished apart- O New house, close y, i3(»), THE KlilWAN OO., REALTORS, • inspect and Compiri . ment. Complete privacy. Across from ha/rb#ur, refined apartment, empty or 3amptiells Junction, Belford, N. J. (All MIDDLETOWN — Two-bedroom Cape Army Hospital, 138 Main Bt., Oceanport completely 'furnished, Four rooms rices piibjeet to Government approval). Cod. Expansion attic, dining room. kitchen, bath, targe basement, attache! Now bath anrt kitchen. One acre of HIOHLANDS — Two-hedroom apart- gtlraee. S155. 201-B334. HO WILL BE THE LUCKY ONE —wooded Int. Asking $15,500. Call after ment ISO, all utilities. 13 Huddy own thta Ms ranch on hillside with p.m. 671-5582. 747-1100 _ Av#. APARTMENT FOR RENT — Suitabli ;rand vlew7 Four bcirooms, !wn for • colipl*. Sflfi ShrewBbury Avenue, >aths, anil many other features. Two $28,800 — 4i-acre wood erf lot. Three 54 Broad St. R*d Bank A'LL ELECTRIC "apartment 2W rooms. Red Bank. Can be seen anytime years, Four bedrooms plus d*r. 51^| CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Located In Beacon Beach. Available .cres with lior.iebarn. »2rt.oOG. KAR- baths, family roam, buLlt-Irfe. Call 6T1-I now Rent $75 a mo. 67M223. TllltBB—IWJOM FURNISHED APART- >LD LINDEMANN. Broker, Eaton- A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS I .1ENT • In Belford. call 871-2002 ™n. 5(2-1103. 0170. I THREE ROOMS and bath. Unlur- ir 671-51(11. nlshed. In town. ilOO a month Includes all utilities. Call 747*2849 belween 8:30 UNFURNISHED — Three room up•-!• APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS snd 5:30. ment all utilities. 102 Herbert BL Rnl Bank. Adding Machines — Typewriter* RED I1ANK — Branch and Mudli General Contractors Painting and Decorating EAST KEANSBURG — Modern three, AlUMNO MACHINES — Typewriters U SMITil BVlkVXtlB — ratios, al CARL B. JONta — painuni anil garden apartment, starting- at $110. Ap-room apartmentrtment. 1Excftllent location. flnrlnff St. Model Phone: 741' im iiiv.. iluir In the Tuller Building. 31/2 AND 41/2 ROOMS NOW AVAILABLE HOMB OWNERS—Contractor, altera Fres Eitlmate 3953, nr cull 687.2700. Call 747-2440. tlons, atldltloni. palntlnc, maionry. Thi King Jam.i Aparlmmti an tuckad away in ona of Atlantic Highlands quiatut raiidantlal ESCAPE TVIMTEB —Join IM on the amsii joss too m-mi. THRKB ROOM CO—OPKRATIVE DIGNIFIED profsislonal offices, OK lieat. 164 per month r-ava nil but proxlmately 650 iq. Jt. 25 Reckless Pi., «r»ai. A modarn shopping canter ii within walking diitanca, Buiat to New York and Nawarlc B.C. Atlantic for a 12-day Carlbtietn Pearl and Bead Restrlnghg ntit to First Merchants Bank. 747-3730 Cnta. Leave Feb. 35. Peterson Tra- heat. Call Bller 0 p.m. 842-1371. itop n«ar th* lita daily. Rail larvica it availabla from tha cmtar

. 1ID7.1127. tornsrs. 10-30 year guarantees. 77V floor 741-1100 Asphalt Paving Bank. t,, L..uoji ArAKrhmi 1 8407 or Atlam Llnj-mayer 2fH.«5IK, nml hot wnler. f>ll 787-0340, belween It yOU ARE INTEUBSTED—Ir. a CHECK OUR COMFORTS OF HOME! OENERAL ASPHALT PAVING INC. 1 atM 6 p.m. only, brand new modern office space, wel Plaaktop drlvewayi and parklnl lota. Plumbing A Heating located IP tht> center of Red Bank, con- .Call (or free, estimate 22j-»2«s THREK-HOnM Ail'AltTMKNT — Hell tact u« for further Information. T1IE • PRIVATE BALCONY OR PATIO • YOUR own PRIVATE ENTRANCE Insurance nrt hot wtitor. Complete kitchen. Kent nOWSTKA AfiffiNOY 741.R7OO. P1.UMH1NC] - llsatlnar ana tjalhroom iJ(K5 per monlh. Rendy Feb. 1st. Keans with an all-weathar Thermopana and PARKING SPACE. ABILITY-3BIIV1CK - Dependability ramodellng. burr.. 787-IOJ0, BltOAD ST., SHRBWSBimY — Tivo- when you Insure your HOMSI, AUTO, room office, Cnll 747-2Cm or sliding glass door, off each din. • PRIVATE BASEMENT STORAGE Auto Body Repair 01 other lines of Insurance through CORRIGAN'S 842-1153. ARMSTRONG AOBNCY. 741-4MO. roomi"ru'rnlntic.'(l, nil utlllll^s. Call 201- ing area. provided for each apartment. BXPBBT PAINTINO and body «• 127 Oakland Bt. Red Bank 147-3709 07!«. 'ItlVATB OKFICE — In professional WtrJ Moderale prices. McCARthy building, secretarial space optional • WALL-TO-WALL BROADLOOM • PRIVATE LAUNDRY . . . with Cbevrolit, Atlantic HithUMl. !»l-o:)0S Nursing Home Roofing, Siding & Insulation HJfillLANl>3 ~ Tliree-room Itirnlnlied 747-2401. ' apartmenl. All utilities. Call B72.OH02. CARPETING in tacond floor 11ULH1JL1, NUIIHINO HOME - Ac- 2tl Nnveiilnk Ave,. Hwy. 3fl, Highlands. washert and dryen . . . in each UE» CO. INC. Hooting, Siding « HOUSES FOR RENT apartments. credited for skllleil nurslni nom* APAltrMENT buildirig. Building Contractor cart. HKJT. 34, Ilolmdel. I)I«1M)0 Insulation Installed and guaranteed 1 West Itumnon for 10 »esrs. 77SO70S, 301 0140 • COMPLETE HOT POINT ALL. .BUILDBR — tf«w homes, room ad- M1D1NO i— Alsco, Dupont Tedlar and RENTALS • PRIVATE, LUXURY SWIMMING dltlons, bwament and attic rooms, Odd Jobs Alcoa. Work guaranleeo. WK3T KKANBHINttJ — Tl»ree rooms . A. OEIILIIM'li, HEAL EBTATB ELECTRIC KITCHEN with plenty kllchani. gar>i«, repairs and altitra. nnct liath ar*l hot water supplied. Ideal 29I-0I8I POOL, complete with all ae. lloa«. HerBart Eltenmurh 711-8201. HASON/tV - I-atlos. stem. iMiwalki. PROWN'S for newlyweds or mature couple. Nesr It Hwy, ;in Leonardo of cabinet space. larnnes, carpentry. Reasonable Rates. mmtiongtMn «nd »lore«, Avatlnhle (Next to nine ft White Him Terminal) cassories . . . KIDDIE POOL HM,m nr 721-H2D7, bl Brosd Bt. Red Bxnlc 711-7(100 M«rch lit. »IKl per month. Call 78T- • AIR-CONDITIONING by "Fed- 41lo after B p.m. (113 to 1173 rar l.Iuntn IlflBtM'R CLEAN.IIP BBIIVICK Tint fixno AoiiNCt . . . BARBECUE PITS ... CHIL- PUmoadg Bought or Yardl, cellsrs, garages, stores. Hav* Ruga Cleaned — Sharflpooed KIIUR t.AH«K, HIHOHT — Modem IU. at UUdletown den." tli-inoo DREN'S PLAYGROUND AREA' Iruch 711 2MB afler 3 p.m. roomi and bath, In two-family house. • HOT • WATER BASEBOARD Ut ill bur' th. diamonds you don't Heat supplied, no children or pen. RUMHON — Bmnll flve-room house, mar or 1« lit nstylt them for vou DAVIO * IIICKIBS Rug * WMlng Reference required. 747.M33. HEATING with individual apart- . . . Ju»t for reiidenti of ... BauiilIlM. >• Broad ai Painting and Decorating Service. Ruil aliimiKKKfl, floori partly fitrnlahed- Call i-il In home or office. 291.2137. CO—OPBRA'PIVE APAitTMKNT 433-201)3. ment tharmostatt. Jamei Apartmentt. L. H. HILL - Painter interior and 117 nmUJIIAW AVK . BATONTOWN LTIJANTIC 1UI11ILANDS — Beautiful exterior. No Jobs loo largo nr loo call 542-ni;ii nter vl«w. Tliren liedTtiomR, llvlnit smnll Very reasonable Call 229- I3B3 TeL Aa«w«rlng Service TWO-ROOM APAltTMKNT -- f'lnt mm, fireplace, |«/rjixe. All gonvsnl- , FROM $ 132 INCLUDES HEAT — HOT.WATER— PRIVATE POOL, Entertalmneot floor. One adull. All utilities. 2 Wall u-*ti, Umi with ontion. ait*. Call INTVICIUIt AND KXTKR1OR IMllnt. Bt., Ite.1 Bank. 747-fOM. MODEL APARTMENT OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. FRI. *TIL 9 P.M. - ing. Alio dscrtratifn i;»r pricM art LET vs at! your secretary, NO nwd M mils cmU*. M bour answaring RRD BANK •- Three lOoml. llnal. IUNOALOW — cheaper linn lhslr«. Call Stack Mint- r HV/r. 36 291-0770 ing Co for fre» «stlmatl Tft.'0BO service I4M7ML MM water. |M. Adulla. h'n pets. Call urnlshed, $70 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS UDUJ »;M and after 1:30. 3S4-7S41. W* f uhmity,-Jhm. W, 19w5-Z5 r l Uiildren. ; prtatice Xttne* F. C*rtln, USN tut BArtt w^m son of Mr. and Mn. Jtmcf Ctriin of 3S SycMMtre Ave., Eut Father Hurt Ketnaburg, N.J., li serving Co»tance V Law Firm to follows: waters oft the coait ot Viet ?4un nilrd lM fo rooms «nd b»m «« SECTION 1, Tht lUDOnporsisd limit! A!to. 2, and her bro&er, Ernes RED BANK — C. Martin Good- «scsp«. Briveway oft Mspls Ave tod tjbe Borouih of Hgrason as now es aboard the fleet oiler USS Chipo- I, of 48 Sycamore Ave. had somi all of Crine Rd., Colt! Neck, is Utoy PI BtruttuM-wlM! Ml floors W«U-"••-h - under an act entitled, "Ai lsvsJ, tantoUui mild, roof »ood. just Act t Incorporate the Borouih U, which is replenishing U.S teetti loosened when the drive associated with the law firm of piloted. tJ7,M0. Cull tiw tppoloun«m RItumaoa, In tht County of Hunmouth Navy thips with fuel and oil, approved Mty 15th, 1M7, and e less car in which they were sit Doremus, Russell, Fasano and FREBHOUM»sKEWaol> AREA 3 •UtuUnt Chapter HI ot Ui» Law§ enabling them to operate in foi ting ran Into a tree at the en Nicosia, 73 Broad St. Beautiful eUstonj split itvsl on lun 1M7. and tn act emitted, "An Ac ward areai without being dtpei of a driveway at 608 Palmer Ave. corner tot. Excellent.. neltfiborbocx to extend tht Unttorial boundwiet o. Born in Oakhurst, Mr. Goodall the borouftt of Kunuort In toe couti deat on fixed bates. During opera- East Keansburg, Sunday. Thru frtdroom*. family room with flrs- attended schools in Ocean Town- pltct, grsenhouss. smd workshop. Out- if oc Monmo-iUi, ay an' annexation o tions with the VS. Seventh Fleet door tirMcus til p»Uo, LAW taxes. a portion qualified huyer. rull prli bury in uid county" approved Hare in the South China Sea, Chipola Patrolman Ernest R. Volklam S16.SOO. 21, 19H and constituting Chapter 48 o said the infants were in the ca: Long Branch High School. MANY OTHERB tat Uwi tx wu. shall be the ftn refuel^ combatant ships day o ^<«trirt. of tbf» Fire Department. night, enhancing the Navy's rol at the home of Aniello Mali He graduated from Dartmouth Weiigold & Krupniclc, Inc. SECTION 2. Tha Fin Department College in 1959. While at Dart- BroKtrt this BorouKh shall consiit of the OCE- of continuous vigilance, mobilii conip when Carmen MaUnconiw ANIC HOOK * LADDER COMPANY and staying power In support mouth, he served on the Winter MIS Hwjr, » Lakewood 30.3080 NO. 1 and the RUMSON FIRE COM reached into the car for a h.gl J»ANY, INCORPORATED. The Oceaul VS. policy in Viet Nam. Carnival Committee. He was also • JUNIOR EXECUTIVES Hook and Ladder Company and tfv chair, accidentally knocking thi Hen* taks nots. ol tills beautUul tw RurasorJ Flrt Company, shall bt d a member of Phi Delta Theta yearyear-ol- ld «ecutlvraeutlvc« split-levelspiitltvsl., HiHiren s «oed into the •• number qf unit* r LEGAL NOTICE gearshift into drive position. I Fraternity and Dragon Senior ooms, ,»' (uneraom, quiet den, «uary for efficient ope rat ton. lUe t>edr< fl«» o( Hid Ctnnpanie« thill be I Honor Society. bathsbaths , laundry in bu Bi, The car went forward into 1>4 kpeclfled by their respective Charter iwxHO" landsc&oed loti On]v HT* Department or tha Borouih. He received his bachelor of csii.wwo, mat KIRWANtarn. co am By-L»WB, SECTION 17. No rooms ueed for tree. Ernest D'Alto, father of th MJOTION 3. The H«y« and Coun- protection of any Fire Apparatus #hal children, hurt his arm when hi laws degree from Georgetown forti, N. J. (All priM« .wbjecN Ct O cil ihall appoint a Fife Department Government Approval), Physician *nd-or Burieon who ah bs put to any other use, without Ui raced after the vehicle, faltinj University Law School, Washing- be Hcenttfd to practice medicine eonaent of the Trustees and th» Chle XUBD BANK - RUK80N »nd nSlT or the . AsaJstarJt Chief of tht Com against it when it stopped sen ton, D. C, last June, While at (he fltati of N*w Jeney, It shall pany Involved. around, Complete littin* i homei the duty of the Fire Department Ph denly. ieorgetown, he was awarded the firrai, tmsiaesHs, Hemtw mvKfpl itdan aiJd-oc ftur^on u> pan on SECTION IB. No FIr« Apparatus listlnj lervlcc. tang* prtv&te parkin ,pnyilca l quaiinc&ttom o„f apsplicipplic a cspt In the case of necessity shal Bancroft - Whitney - Lawyers Co- lor membership In the department. leave tht Borough Umiti. The Mayo: 8ECITOW (. No person ahall hen Chairman ot the Fir* Committee, operative Publishing Co. prize for """RAY STILLMAW, Realtor after be eUnble to nwmbei£lp In On Uis BoTDUfh Council, Cbffef or Aa achievement in common law Ml llwy.-ji Bhrtwiturj T41-8S00 File D»p»rtm«n» ot. the BoroUEh slertant Chief or Police OfUeer Glib to Hear duk rtuly at Pollca He iulquarters mv. pleading and practice. ABB YOU FROM Rumson, or any unit tnereof unu U good mon.1* eharaotw; above tl penmrit any a.pparatus to i«v» th SPACE CRAMPS! Have ths kidids ou" Boroum limits on a caH for t Mr. Goodall served on active urown ths bun* beds? IdMl naur . oft twenty-one an'd not over th tanea from outakle the Borough. Tb this four bedroom, two bat* l-al re ofr Ihmy-fjve(hlrty-flve;; a citizen of th Mayor and Ohatnn*n ot th« Fir* Corn- Candidates duty in the U. S. Coast Guard Haven home. A plihir of ths comraunl Bnltea stuee and resident of mKtee of the Boroujn Oouncll shall ty, localsd Just two blocks from, school. BBorouc* h U» RRumaort for • hav* aole power to permit apparatu from 1959 to 1962, He holds the TWs home has a, woMMnirntni lire- y«*r fmmedlateJy prior to .-^-«. . to IM.V« UI« Borough Vmft* to atttt rank of lieutenant1 senior grade place »nd lam open porches for re- applloaUon; rnent*iiy and physical parades or firemen1* tournaments. For Board Uxlr.¥. A lot ol house for 123 WX nt to perForm the . duUes of a fli SECTION 19- No Fire Apparati in the Reserve. BussslBuae I M. Bonn RealtorsBealt , 500 river mao, Maid Vtntm to be evidenced upo MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - the application tor membership o< th ahall be used, tor any trial of iki Rd., Pair Haven. 717-""1-4MJ4 . MerabK 1 or power except by conserA of He is a trustee of the Dart- Mulllple U.Mnt Service New jereey MMt Fireman * Aaeo Candidates for two township seats Mayor or Cha-drmaQ of Fir* Com mouth Club of Monmouth County, atlon eerttfJed by the Ftre Pepai miWee of the Borough Council. on ttie Regional Board of Educa HONEYMOON 00TWW1E. Weal [or ment Physician and-or Burgeon afn SECTION 20, No Fire Apparati member of the Monmouth Bar yourvi couple. Thds attractive home Is he has made an examtnaUon of th tlon have been invited to attenc In excellent condition. Ow» Hvtor applicant for that purpose provided shall be used for funerals or in fu Association and the New Jersey room. Modern electric kitchen, bird however, that In the cue of any ap neraf processions except for tha tu Monday's meeting of the Town- neal of a deceased fireman or -tate Bar Association. cabinet!. Dinette. Two bedroom* • one pttcaijt for membe«hlp who shell hiv ship. Democratic Club in Oat paneled. Tiled »aU>, Pull . diy ea«e- been a mtmbtt in good «landing o empt nraman of the Borough ot R ment. Oarace. Nice plolot RtillDitRtllDit. son- Fir« Departm*nt, Peranisrton any other rtcognlzed Fire Departmen on for any other funeral may Shades fire house. "THE FAMILY AND THE BIBLE" will be ths topic of a lacture by Mary Reed Newland Low taiee. DMlra le location. Con In the BUte of New Jeney at tin sjJv«n by tha Mayor or Chairman venient, SajJr possessioni . ONLY Hrne that he e*taJ»U«ie4 w»fdence the Ftre OffiimltXt* ta th« Borough St. Clair Parris, a Ieadin; on Wednesday, Jan. 26, at 8:30 p.m. at Red Bank Catholic High School Auditorium. H1.M0. STANLEY It DOWNS RBA1-- the Borough of Rumneon and who Council. ,451 Job TOR, Shrewsbury. 7414017. CliKwood Democrat, has criti not ov«r 45 years of age the afoii SBCTIOtf H. The speed limit f Jointly sponsored by the Aquinas Library and {he Family Life Apostolate of St. James THHEIl- BEDROOM HOUSE UNDER said age linvltaUom nhall not applj Fire Apparatus la tha Borourh sfca died editors of Strathmore Ob CONSTRUCTION - On 50x150' lot In No psrson shall become a member ol the Fire Department of the Borouxr be In accoTdarJct with the statutes •erver, official publication of th< Parish, the committee in charge includes seated, left to right, Mrs, Oscar Brandow, Rumeon. Call 842-0173. the Stale of New Jeraey appUcab For Ebsco ot Rumaoa until big electhn there tfi««to but Jn no ca*9 grmttf thar Strathmore Civic Association. THREE BEAUTIFUJj COUNTRY haa heerl approved by the Borougi fifty miles per hour going to an aiar Lincroft, Mrs. Clayton Held, Middletown, and Mrs. Ralph Trambarulo, Red Bank. homei. Oooa location, residential. Must Council by resolution duly adopted fo It its January edition the Ob RED BANK - W. Alex Mc- •ell.. No broken, plmoe. 787^)012. MUCH purpoje. and thirty miles per hour returnir server made no mention of in Standing, left fo right, are Richard H. Contidine, Oceanport, and Mr. Trambarulo. Clendon, senior vice president of W1L.L fllllLD to suit buyer, on or* SECTION 6. The Bret TTmrsday BKCTION 22. Tbt active mentbei Ebsco Industries/and general acre: lot, located In Llncroft. No bro- December In each y«a not more than ten over-quota m«ra tary Service Co., 78 West Front Seyen-roo house, Iwo bttne. Call 6*2- listed only four Strathtnore resi partment and one per#on to b# known bC5£r. St., announced receipt of a $91,- ss AfiflMTANT CHIS1P of the Fire SDCTXON SS. The Uamr and Cou dents candidates and gav< NEW 8MUBWHBURS Department. Every member ol sali 451 contract to equip the NCO COLONIAL — Fire compatfles In good standing on ell may appoint a Cuatadiart of Fir< lengthy accounts of their back MarketRemains in Orbit, Four bedroomi, (hree bathe, far. Equipmeot Bald Custodian shall b< Open Mess at Clark Air Base in basement. (27.500. Call 7I7-53SO. the 30th of November preceding the Qualified to pertorm the duties h«re grounds. election shall be eligible to vote. lnafter described. Among applicant the Philippines. SECTION ft The leveral CompanJi having e>Qual ouallllcatlons for sal( LEGAL NOTICE 9 LOTS AND ACREAGE of the Fire Deportment shall ha' mtmbers of the Fire Depart Mr. Mc,Clendon said the Con- power lo provide for the election ment shall b« preferred over non LEOM, .NOTICE ON.IIE LOT TO LAI1OE 'TRACTS — their offfews and member* and manmember*. It shall be thi duty of th< Ths Fort Monmouth Exchange h Major Issues Prices Soar tract Division of Ebsco, operat- JlddUbxtnMid , Colti Neck, Marlboro, age their own affairs, subject to theli Custodian to lee that the appairatui xtended tjis *deadllns for recelvln ing from the.Merchandise Mart MULLANEY REALTY, INC., 671-5151 respective Constitution* and By-Lawe _ In runnlnf condition at ah tlmei proposals for laundry, dry cleaning and tailoring; concessions at Fort Mon in San Francisco, got the con- BUILDING LOT - In Hazlet, 100HJO. ID the Rules and Kftg-ulftUonsj of salt and ready to answer ar/y fire alarm By ED MORSE in December, rising prices foi no particular excitement and the Department and to the approval o he shall keep an Inventory ot all tool! mouth, N. J. until i o'clock PM. E8 tract for one of the largest mili- Mty water. 13,000, Call the Borough Council, If seJd Cound and supplies which are the property February 11, lMd Contact Mr. Fist NEW YORK (AP) - Big copper products, a jump i stock advanced • %, Lukens / ••• 284.2M5. shall see lit to exercise such right of the Borough; he shall report tc telephone area, code 201, 852-3505 [< tary club kitchen Installations in details. Three motors, steels, aerospace wholesale prices and a continue gained 2%, Crucible %, Bethle- approval In the Interest or the ge the Chief or in h'U absence, the Ai the world. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY erai welfare of the Borough. The 8ec tistant Chief, any ptrt or parti Jan. 18, in, 50 jo issues and electronics were climb in steel production. Thes hem 1 and Jones '& Laugnlin : retary of each Fire Company of th apparatus he may find out of c NOTICE prominent yesterday as a boiling plus the bigger defense budget, Sun Oil proposed' a 4-for-3 Ebsco's Contract Division Is en- FOR ASSISTANCE IN SELLING nrt Department of thu Borough of and In need of repair. rty call MIJL- Rumson shall, on or before November stock market moved upward the terms of the New York tran- stock split and the issue spurted gaged in the design, planning, Voui commercial proper 30th of esch yew Hie with the Bor- SECTION 21. Each Company sha.1 SHERIFF'S M1.E LANBV RBALTY, INC., 171-S191. ough Cleric aa a matter of publ have u many drivers of fire CQUl SUPERIOR. COURT OF NEW JERSE again to historic peaks. sit strike settlement and the con- ^ to 68%. ^international Min- equipping and furnishing of com- IDEAL for elngie or group profes* coord, a U«t or all memb&ra wh ment u shall be deemed necessary CH.VMEKY TIIVIHlflN said driven to be elected by the.i MONMOUTII COUNTy Buoyed by an assortment of tinued military struggle in Viet erals said it is entering the food mercial interiors, including show- elonali. Lane, older Colonial building ire In gotwl lUndlnj and entlUed respective Companies, In a maw* recently moderntced, In prominent lo- 'ote at the annual election of thi Docket No. F-Wnn-84 glowing economic reports, stocks Nam f«d inflationary fears. products field and the stock rose rooms; offices, apartment build- »ltt private pirUlni. Aeklns Chief end Assistant Chief for the foi the Cbmptnlea ehsJI determine, Th« Howard Savings Institution subject to confirmation by the Boi eorp. or New Jersey, Plaintiff vs: Ca: moved upward from the start, The ticker tape ran late in the %. New York Air Brake raised ings and military clubs. Immediate occupancy. CRO- ough Council. AaENOY, S3 Rlverelde Ave., log Phillips, «t MX Defendants weathered some very sharp morning. Volume was piled up aRed Bank. 741-4030, SECTION 7. The seid election ihs] flBCTlON 26. It thall be the By virtue o* a writ of execution . its dividend and proposed a 2- ie held at the Engine House of eacl of each Company .In the Fire De the above stated action to me dtreel profit taking in the afternoon and not only by hosts of small trans- for-1 split and the stock gained Compimy belonging to the Rumson ¥lr« part ment to submit to Uie Mayor knt ed, I shall expoae for sale at publl VEAL ESTATE WANTED Department, the polls opening at nev Council the names of eight memberi vendue, at the Court Houtia in th ended with a /airly good gain on actions but by a parade of big en o'clock p.m. and closing at nln* Irom each Company fox appointment Borough of Freehold, CouiHy of Moi Retires o'clock p.m. of the day appointed fo: as Fire Police, said names to nt balance. blocks. Evans Products gained 1%. HELP - ACTION! holding saJd election, and shall bt mouth, New Jersey, on Monday tr submitted at thi last Borouth meet Hth day of February, 1066. at The Wall Streer atmosphere Of 1,'442 issues traded, 632 rose As expected, it voted a ,15-cent HELP ue; our U salespeople need a conducted by ballot and & »Utemen Inc W December, »id Fire Police o'clock. , P.M. Prevailing Time. listing on your home, of the result of satd election shall bi bold office tor one year, was given a further note of ex and 567 fell — not a very impres- cash dividend and i per cent ACTION U our molto-proteailonu ier- sltned by the Judge md Cl*rH o 1 ALL that tract or parcel ol laiAl SECTION 24. R shall he Iht dut situate, lying and being In the Town- citement by the approach of the sive margin. New 1965-'66 highs Hess are Just a phone call away, each Com ran y and transmitted to thi of the Fore Policemen, after beim ship of Mtddletown, In the County ol Stock dividend. Kresge was un Trade-Ins—Exchanges Borough Cleric and shad] be by hln- •worn In, to orgtnUa and to ele< Dow Jones industrial average to for the day totaled 138 and nev Coramtrdel And Investment prppertlei submlUed to the Mayor end Counci in the, BUte ol New Je: changed on the news of a 2-for- no later than the last regular meet from among their number; a Chi the -"mythical" level of 1,000, lows 13. Member Two Multiple Lining Servlcei of Fire Police, a Oaptaan or Fin . known and designated - 1 stock split but the issue was • WALKER * WALKIR Ing in December, and the Mayor am Police, a First lieutenant of Fire Po Realtor! "ouncit shall canvass seid returns an< Lots 78, 80 and &1 In Block B on "Re the once dream-like objective 98.2 Million Volume up 2Vi in advance of thcyriews. le clare the result, and the person Hoe and a Second Lieutenant of vised Map of Orchard Garden*, ideal Shrewsbury Utddietown-tlolmdel Police, It stall be the duty of thi Beach, MWdiwown Townahip Mor.' which in years past has been Volume was 88.2 millioi More Want Papfr 161 Broad St. 20« Hwy. 3J declared to be elected as Chic Fire Police to perform all the d< 141-K12 Hwy. and Assistant Chief shell hold offlc mouth County Clerk's Office on spoken of as something of a mil- shares. •3311 for one year from the first dny ties of PoUce Officer* while on dut gust 6, 1930 as Map Cs«< 0040, Paper stocks were, generally LAND - Either small loti or large to establish ftre lines at ill HTM «r Being the same premises conveyed lenlum. The Associated Press averag farAiairy next ensuing. The Chief i to exclude the public from Inside th higher on a report that demand tracti. Buyers waltlnr. Call N/ck Mul-A-SBlsUnt Chief shall alternate r&cr > the Mortgagors h&reln by deed o Dow Nears 1,000 Of 60 stocks rose .9 to a new lanty, UULLANEY REALTY,, INC., V*M from one Company to the other. are line. Alden R. Velnot and. Louise Veinol for paper products is running •7W951-. . •• , .,«„ , . SECTION 27. An active ftremar hj« wlte, of even dale therewith and The Dow industrials made an: high of 369.7 with industrials u ! SECTION 8. The Preeldfent and Bee•erring seven years in this Depart far.ifttaod* of supply.' St. Re^is Ws> .NJ.1,11 — Five or su. z-i bedroom •etary, or In their absence OP in&bfl recorded simultaneously with the mort other record closing high as they 3.0 to another record, frails'dW homes, lurnlshed er untunlshed, Irom Uy to act. the Vice President afl, ment whose eomjwny record r tane In the Office of thtt clerk Paper rose I'A International Pa- tSS to tl7B per month for incomlm Treasurer of each Company shall ac the requirements of the New Jerse Monmouth County, New Jersey. rose 4.45 to 994.20. Some tech- .2 and utilities off .4. Standan BtaU Flrem.en'i Association LAWS nn Tills Is a purchase money first mort per y2, Riegel% and Crown Zel- penonneL THE BERG AGENCY, RL AS Judge and Clerk of all elecMonj nicians could claim that the av- & Poor's' 500-stock index rose .11 3j.Mldnletown. Ihe Borough limits that requires la the sum of 114,500 together with ume was 4.57 million shares Atlantic Highlands. 291-1717. t»r the same are Installed, and . _ asattance from out-oMown Fire De- Uie cost of this sale the 30 component stocks during shares, was the most active port the condition thereof to Ihe Maypartments the Chief, or In hts ab- Dated Dec. 26. 1M5 Great American Industries wa£ BEVEM GOOD REASONS sence, . ths Astlitant Chief or senior PAUL- KIE-RNAN, Sheriff, the day, regardless of when they stock, bought eagerly by thos ~~ and Council at the next rec;uU-i active and off Vt at V/A.- Inter- Why we cin_ sell (your property officer present, are hereby vested with ChanaUss Lynch meeting following the compleUotf pi the authority to call such out-of-town were made. who believe this once-high bowl We have th* ial«s force each of such hydrant teeLe. The s&l s\ Malnnsy, Attys. national Industries rose 2% and *W« Have th» Advertising assistance an he siiaJl deem ntcei Ian. 18, 26, Feb. S, S 118,76 At no time during the session ing equipment company is .in fo: We„ have thi experience Inspection of existing hydrants shall b sarrv to aid In extlnguashlng the fire. Syntex 3^. Pyle National loi accomplished during tbe second hall NOTlCft on the basis of the regular half- a turnabout. W e have the "Know how" of each year. The Chief, Assistant StoCTIOrJ 2». The penalty for an) .,W« iave the prMpecta rtol&tlori of this ordinance for which 1-90 hourly reports was the average Anken Chemical, the big re- /.' We nave a trade-In procram Chfef or senior officer tn charge that A>. other penalty has herein been »ro- SHERIFF'S SALE Corporate and U. S, Treasury J. Wolcott Brown , W« work hard utf let resull In all cases of fire threaiertng dan ided shall, in the case of an BCFEBIOR COURT OF NKW JERSEY any higher than 894.37, its read- cent gainer, was down % I ger of destruction of property, t*k< bonds rose. : stfcT'S TALK IT OVER TODAY! leer, be degradation from office and CHANCERY DIVISION further profit taking. Admiral ASBURY PARK - jl Wolcott THS» CURTIN AGENCT Biif>f/j KW Kroger 3S president. Chief, hie "-convmand ahull devolve Borough of Freehold. County of Morj Alcoa LEGAL NOTICE lamage, deface of destroy any prop- mouth, New Jersey, on Monday thi take profits in fear of a "blow- and General Dynamics 1%. Am Alrlin f'Hi Lch Fort-.C W upoi,', and his dirties be performed by erty or equipment appertaining or be- 68\ Lch Val'Ind 8\ Mr. Brown, who completed his the Assistant Chief, or In bis absence 7th day of February, 1666. at off" at or near the top of this Am Rrk Sh "•*• NOTICE IfmfptnR t/>- the Fire r>epartm*nt or >'dock P. M. Prevailing Thne. General Motors, up 1% at Am Can •'US LOF Glass W> secondary ' education at Mana- by ihe ten-tor ofiirsr first at the fire, nterfere with any firemen fo the per- Lib McN&L , 14' - 1-53 Premises In. Uie Township of Mid big climb. 106%, once again provide^ the Am Cyan : squan High School in 1918, began BECTION 11. ThB Chief and Assls- rorm»nce of his duty or park • any Mown. County of Monmoulh, Am M Fdy m LlgK A WY • 75' , SHERIFF'S SALE int Chief shall attend all firen within r-etrfclB oppoelte th« runway ot the most solid kind of leadership for 9 Litton 2nii 138" •UnUUOft COURT OF. NKW JEH-SE Btatft of New Jersey. Confidence High Am Mot his banking career upon gradua- the corporate ^tttnfts of the Borough bi*(ld(r,%. or buJMfngsj where Fir* Ap- BEINO known and designated Am, Smelt J7« LuKcns Stl 69 CHANCERY DIVISION and are hereby em-powered to take P&mtu* Is stored. Confidence remained high in industrials. Other auto stocks il Mack Trk *8' tion from Rider College in 1922, MONMOtTH COUNTY ch&rge of tny building or builrilnp 1 At No. 12 as shown on map eri- Am Std 1 SECTION 31. It'shau.1 t« the duty ol lled "Revised Map of Hartshorne both the economy and the mar- gained fractions except for Am Tel Tel 61 Magnavox 88 when he joined the former Docket No. r 83-46 which may be on C're and to arimfi ie officers of this Department prompt- Park, MJddletown Township. Mor[ Am Tab 3HV1 Mar&th OU 05 First National Btale Bank of Ne only so many persons, other than fit* ' to report uny violation ot this or- 1 ket. Sentiment was strengthened American Motors which eased ys Amp Inc Martin -M '{£ Merchants National Bank of As- men to nald building or bulld.rJge mouth County, New Jersey" made b 82»i Stnty formerly known a« The Ni Imance lo the ChW and that officer Frank E. Mitchell, Surveyor, Re by reports of record industrial U. S. Steel's consolidation o Anaconda bury Park in its bookkeeping tiw*l SUte Bank of Newark, a n they think necess&jry to aid ta ihail report the same to the Mayor ink, New Jersey, dated September Armco Stl TOM Merck tlqnal oanking association Plaint tinftU'isftlnt; the fir* and the preser- -" Council at Its next regular meet- 2. 1954 and filed In the Monmouth production and personal income U chemical operations caused Armour « MOM department. He continued his TB; William A. Cooper, Jr. and oe vation of nil goods*, and to give or- _ -91ie Mayor nn4 Council shall ex- County Clerk's Ofilce January 19. 1&56 Arm at Ck Hlrn M1M TO trude J. Cooper, his wlft, et al. D ders, and to superintend (he lYrno tmfne such charge* and take such ac- -i case 48-16 Ash. Oil Mo Psc A 87 banking education with post-grad- tendants of all goods and the reservation Ion thereon as It may deem necei- AtpMson 38M Mont Ward 34 all endangered property. They r rary. BEGINNING at a point In the'south 19 Kat Biso 64 M uate studies at Rutgers and By virtue of a writ of execution lawfully enter and examine ar«V build- •rly side of Clay Court which poini Atl Rcfln the above stated action to me 4ir<. s?ECTIOiV 32. Any Company which Avco Corn !0l K Cnsti ReB 82?l Columbia Universities and is ing, nlace, vehicle or vessel where ihall refuse to obey or enforce obe- marks Uis northwesterly corner of Lol Babcock W Na! Efllry 87 cd, .1 ahall expose for sale at pui 1 a graduate of the Stonier School any gunpowder or other explosive or li erA* of any provisions of this ordl* ,Ko, 13 as shown on map above men' Nat D»t!il 3B . lie vttdu*. at the Coprt House In U Inflammtfiff msierfain may lie located toned arM ruining thence Bait & Oh Borough of Freehold) County of Mo lance at dtrecWoa of the Borough Hayuk Clg 13» Nat OJps 37'. of Banking. and the Chief or Assistant Chief may Council shall he suspended from lire ,1) south (2 degrees 30 minutes wes Bell A How 39 Nat Steel BOV mouth. New Jwiey, on Monday U In writing dlircct the removal or se- duty In the Borough of Humson H& feet along the westerly lim NY Central 82 24th day o! January, 196fl «t 2 o'ciocl curing of any such material or ma of Lot 13 to a point located in Bendlx In 1926 he was named assistant *. M. Prevailing Time. the dinoT*tton of tha Mayor utA & Successful Beth Steel Nla M Tw terlaAi, find In cue the possessor o ill and Ha control over the fire ap- the hifti-water line of the Nave- Boeing 1SS No Am Av cashier at the Manasquan Na- Ml that tract or' parcel -of lam he same neglects or refuses to com Daratus and fire equipment of the Brink ftlver u shown «n said Bordcn Nor Pac situate, lyli* and being In the Tow: t»ly with such written direction*, the Borough shsJl thereupon cease and rt- map: thence Bore Warn Nwst Alrlln Ki'i tional Bank and later became •hip of Ear it an, In t;« County of Mo party of parties so refusing or ne- ftrt to the Borourh. Mo provision >n [2) beginning tgatn at laid begin- Bmnswh ,i Norwich Ph president of that institution, the mouth. In the State of New Jtries ttlectlris ihall on due convict Ion. be ils ordinance that! restrict the rights ning point north 44 degrtes 30 BUcy Brie li'J OUtb Mar Hqing known and ilealrnated as Lo punished as provided In SECTION* Si ' thi Compares In this ~ mirAitej west 160 feet along thft •EUA Owcna 111 , post he held when that bank of uiH-jOrdlnance. The Chler, Assis- southerly side of Clay Court to Bulova KDB, 31, 32 and 23 Blpck A on ma \ own and maintain property In their Bur) Ind Paii Arh i consolidated with First Merch- *?t.tled "Hup of Keatuburg Eark tant chief and members of the Fix* wn ntimen. a point therein said point belnp Investing Case Jl 29<4 Parani Plct the north-easterly comer to a 3D Ktfcflibui-g. Monmoutti County, N. Police are hereby vested with powers SECTION 3.?. -The FJre Chief or AM- Cater Trac ' •19',, Penney JC ants' Asbury Park in 1960. At that Df police officers of the Borough ol feet right of way thence 691, Pa rw A Lt April 8, 1B22" wiiich map has be Istfttit CN«f uoon presentation of his !3) south « decrees 30 minutes wea !e)ancac time he was named senior vice tiled In thi Monmouth CouiAy Clerk' Rumson vhlle going lo, aUending ind redentlali shall have authority to en- Ches A Oh Pa RB returntnK from a Rre, and 9floll pre- 447 feet along the easterly side o 10% Pepsi Co Office tn Freehold, ft. J. on Aujnif - Sato any building or structure or tald 20 feet right of way to a Chrysler president of the combined banks. Si. 1950 Map No. 36-43, more p&rtlci tierve Ihn pence and protect privnte i any premises tn tha Borough "Mies Hv 40>,i PcrXln Elm and public property. It shall he the point located in thn hi th water line Q) "My mother, a 75-year-old operate in tha black during the niser larly bounded and described u fc duty of the Chief and Assistant Chief ftumson to Inspect the same for or the Naveslnk River as shown oca Cola Mr. Brown is a golfer of nation- lowt: purpose or ascertaining and widow, holds the following list of present fiscal year. The shares Colg Pal 28(4 Phil El Intpect any ehtmrfcy. flues, plpei, on .said map; thence colum Ga» in Phlll Pet al fame, having won more than Beginning at a point In the soutt- othtr nottntiall* dang«rous rondl- :auninB the corteoUon Df any condl- ) easterly and southerly along the tocks: 200 Pan American Air- have been acting well and 1 40 Pit Stetl- •rly ilde ot Carman Street dlitan fon reported tn hint by any citizen !on» likely to cause fire or Increase said hlghweUr line of the Nave- Coml Bolv 100 championships in his amateur tjrard to persons or property; pro- ays, 1,414 Sears, Roebuok; 100 would hold for higher prices. Con Eilla 42% Pub Sv EJ&Q JWO teet weiterty along the lam if this Borough to be dangerous and sfnk Hirer 240 feet more or teas 3on Can 66 Pullman career. He has held the New from the comer formed by the In liable to cause fire, and if Found to 'Ided however, that one family rest- to the erJUfng point ot the first 5i tertectlon of the^ southerly side of Cai lence bulldlnja shall not be inspected course. National Distillers; 75 General Sears, Roebuck is one of the IM ncA Jersey State Amateur and Senior be In *uch condition to order the ;ornlng 231 Kcartlng Co men eireet wiiji the westerly side nm« to be cleaned, repaired, reno* ~ *f>t by permission of the owner Wotors; 26 Sperry Rand. What finest blue chips, but your moth- 51 Palmer Avenue, runr^ng thtneft ( vfiteri or removed by the owner or occupant or with Ih* approval of The above descrtpdon tt prepared ;rn Ze» Heoub Btl titles many times, also the U.S., South 15 degrees West 1M feet then tenant wlthti/ iev«r>ty-two hour* after FIr« Committee of the Borough accordance wtth survey dated Jam o you think oi her holdings? er's holdings here are dispropor- ;ruc Btecl nevlon American and Southern crowns. (2) North 75 ilegreei Weil 7S itti; thf HMvtcn of such order. ?ouncJ! or pursuaM lo a Court Order isry 10, l&Sl made by Frank E, lurttas Wr Heyn Met r search warrant. Whenever the Chief filch * 11, Surveyor, Red Banit. Should she sell some of her Sears tionate. If she has a large capi- Rey Tob 455S He/is American Senior and New thince (3) NorU) 15 degrees East 1mmonly known sa premises on Clay omewhat speculative holding is >oric Lack U-- BOU Ry tional Lif« Insurance Company munlclpa) ordinancpj, anri inch f«cti SKCTJON 13. Tht Chief and Assli* Lructure or premlseir by teason of •urt, Locus), New Jersey, I am not too much concerned ••"Irculona <*^ I BporryHd **' an accurate eurvey »nij examlna' tck of fire slarm or fire exttngutsh- "The sals wfll bs mads subject to >perry Rand, which pays no dlyi- ^MC CP ™V4 I Btd Bmml have been named winners in a tlon ot the premli*a would dlldos int Chief shall neat when on duty about her holdings in'this stock. 'ortl Mot tata on which shall be emblazoned nent nppamtua or other TAUBC are $ followlni: lend and has had a rather uneven std oil cnl recent one-month nationwide sales Together with all Nx.urce now a he rums* of their reap&ctlY* olflcbt, ui to the safety of person* . Such facia at an - accurate survey oen Acceppt Stll Oil NJ .', In. upon or In the vicinity ami Inspection ot th* premises larnings record in recent years. Q) "I have been buying life Gen Clgnr X! Btuilcbaker 26 contest. They are Thomas Uchi a In or used In connection wltti 1OK 14. No min who has been Oen nm 78)1 the afore mentioned premises. -, ...1 from the Fire Department hereof, he shall order thtt such dan- •woul*)^ reveal. insurance stock.? which tor some Texaco Schlavo, 30 Pearl St., and thai) operate any ippfttatiw or u> materials or obstruction* be re Lien ol unpaid taxes. fTsx search nder new management, the Uni- Ttl O Sul DO " B apnroilmrte amoun of th iovfd and that such dangerous con- 8VA Thomas J. Gannon, Jr., 24 Me- Judgment lo be sntUflnl by laid » «umi ar\v duties of a f I remain or (Ire 7-26-6A thowt unpaid taxes for the ac division of Sperry seems to unknown reason have dropped In 103 )4 Textroit poilCdinan. !ttnn« be corrected. The «trvlc* of second hull ol 1MM of S1.0K.80 Ocn Motara TM»»-at Oil In ttie sum or 518.0(10.00 togethtr wltti ich an order thall be rneOa by de lave turned around and should value in 1965. ! would appreciate Oen Pub til Clcllan Dr. Both men arc mem- the costs of thli tale, FKCTION 15. Ths CMtt shall have plus 'interest, and unpaid taxes for "J'ratiHomer tower, Immediately and without hear- 'ery In person either to the occu- the rear 1MJ of 11,981,20 plus In- your opinion on Uiese issues, a Td * El «J„ .1- , Un Carblds bers of W. R. BeSrdsIee and A»- DAted Dtc. 10 1M6 ng, to suspend from duty any mem- ,nt ot owner of the premises or to terest). (ien Tin BD". jani; c PAUL KIEftNAN. Sheriff. e person In charge of the premises, Federal, state, and Municipal acts. since I don't believe you have Un sociules, Montclair, ber &T mtmbtrm of *»v Company for aillctte 41) ¥« Unit Alrc. William Newman Atty, tltooberilenci of hli orders or the of* by atfxing a copy or such Order laws, ordinances, and regulations any such UnllKl Cp . Dec. 29, jan. a, ife, lft IS.1.: a conspicuous place upoi/ ths door affecting the UBS and occupancy of ever mentioned filcn Aid ler* of tny olt'eer then on dutv. Buch the entrance of the premises or Egg Market j Ooutlrlch 5»li US Lints uapennion vhSll remalr/ )n effect un* ths premises. stocks." C. 3. 47 HB Plywd ON S & L COMMITTEE ) II and unless reversed on appeal as ' the owner is not a re»l'<*nt ol the Restrictions and essementfl of r«c (loodyciir HOUSES FOR SALE trough of Rumson by mallln* a copy NEW YORK (AP) - Whole- Ufl Jtub NEWARK — The appointment erelnafter provided. All' appeals when or""d Including utility grants In A) I a.m sorry to correct you, 31 '4 IIS Smelt such order by certified mall to int Book 3761 Wlilto Mot 41', he New Jersey Savings and Loan PUBLIC NOTICE New York spot quotations: Int Unrv Woolwth 30«l . when takin hy t fireman of The foretotrtt or ill nance was Intro- or a pierhead line at any point turn and were witling to hold for League has been announced by firemen shall be mads to the Com* need and passed first rearing at a beltm the natural high water mark Whites; Extra fancy heavy Int Nick Xerox <:p pany of which he or they shall sbt eguler meeting of tht Mayor and of tit* Neveatnk River. a five to 10 year period, tn the Int Paper Vlujst SIlAT D. P. Sanimarco, chairman of a member or members emit the pto- Hinoil of Rumson held on IDursdty, Occupancy of tM mart«agors, tf 'eight 42>«<*la t«wi aay patience and-I again stress the ^<«l» ,r w nii m Technlcol unlewlul action ind from any conduct 35^-38^; fancy heavy weight bn in the pally Register Clml- Yallow words-can hold for a period ot $S£T* wt as Utab 14 • M* might reflect dlaoredu upon th* ta. It, win.* H-43; "mulls 3244. Complete Program Lutings Television Highli t; . WCBS-TV ChapKl I :. WNEW-TV WOK-TV { WNBC-TV Chinnd 1 WABCTV WPKTV 7:JM (7) — Batman. "Fine Feathered Speltman, Ambassador Lodge anid all the Finks." Funny, silly, stilted dialogue over- cheering fighting men with what Hope calli ; WfONMDAY »—Seortt-Mosher—Color THUKIMY shadows the action in this one. Batman and AFTERNOON MORNING "king-siied courfcge", (Color). IMerReade-Sterting I2.N 11—Wwther—Vivian' Forror >:M shrill-voiced boy wonder, Robin, try to out- 4—Education Exchange 9:St-l( (2) - Dick Van Dyke. A pertinent t-Um M Lllt-Serlcl 4:10 e:H think the Penguin, a pointed-nose little villain 4—Jwwrd/—Gome—Color »—Lets Go-So—Variety and interesting subject is handled with skill 11—Superman—Advenlure—Color 7—Ntwl who produces lethal umbrellas. Gimmicks, $—Romptr Room—Oitlcrtn <:M and humor as writer'Van Dyke considers TH E AT R 7—Oonno R«d—Comedy 13—New Jersey Speaks like the Penguin's all-sized umbrellas are ll-Carit>ons—CtilMren—Color 7:00 2—My Little Margie—Comedy running for local political office. The first of W-ei«ctrwlc» At Work 4—B'wanda Don—Children amusing, and Burgress Meredith is com- 2—News—Walte r Cranklfi 7—Project Know—Education a two-parter, it kids the professional politi- NOW! EXCLUSIVE IN H:B 4—News—Hunlley, Brinkley—Color petent as guest villain, but the dialogue is 1-Nnn 1:110 cians a little with the pace of a fast-talking 5—Soup Sain—tomedy 2—News—Hyams, Penia the key. (Color). MONMOUTH COUNTY ll:M o—MofWioll Dillon—Western 4—Today—color adman. Even pitted against Hope's big show, X-Saordi For Tomorrow 11—Glgantor—Cartoon 7—Ann Sothern—Comedy 7:3M:30 (2) — Lost In Space. Fascinat- TODAY & TOMORROW . 4-Pat OWw-Gome -Color the series competes with a strong entry. «—British Calendar 7:11 7—F9Hur Know) Best ing animals belonging to the villainous ONLY! 7: IS S—News 9:30-11:30 (») - Pro Buketball. The IJ-txplorlng Noturt 13—World Traveler—Germany 7:31 Keeper (Michael Rennie) walk off with the 1J:M Philadelphia 75ers vs. the Detroit Pistons, 3-Edltorlal-Mlchoel Keating episode. Iguanas, lizards and midget horses I-Culding light-Swim 2—Lost In Space 7:N from the Boston Gardens. 11-tucfcoroo 500-Euck »MVK 4— Virginian—Western 2-News-Mlke Wallace are just a few of the odd assortment of 11:11 5—Oeputy—Western 10-11 (2) - Danny Kaye — Pleasant bill 5—Survey of the Arts 7—Bohnort—Adventure—Color animals that break out of the keeper's 30a 4—N»w*—Ro/ Seherer 7—Gale Storm—Comedy featuring guests Tammy Grimes and Hogan's 9—Fllnv-Tlie House ot Intrigue— and threaten our brave Robinson family. J—New»— Dunn, Murray Curt Jurgens—2 hrs. 7:55 Heroes' Bob Crane. Tammy intones her ver- FOR THE FIRST TIME ON THE MOTION PICTURe SCBMN1 J^Newa—Peter Hvams 4—PDQ—Gam«-Color 11—Lloyd Tbaxton—Variety—color Clever special effects help too. «:« sion of "Limehouse Blues;" joins the men in S-Cortopni-Chlldren 1J—President's Men 7-^w COMV—Drama 2—Captain Konooroo 7:JM (13) - The President's Men. R. a cute number, "Elegance," and demonstrates >—Divorce Court—Drama l:» 5—Cartoons—Children Sargent Shriver, director of the Peace Corps 11—Film—YonkM Fakir— 5—Untouchables— Droma 7—Cartoons—Children the behavior of a pampered, spoiled movie 7—Potty Duke—Comedy I: IS DouQlai Fowley—*0 mln. and the Office of Economic Opportunity, dis- 13—French Chef—Cooking 5—King and Odle—Cortoens star in the major sketch of the hour. Bob ll-Maglc of Word! 1:39 cusses the range of his duties and the prob- Crane re-enacts his days as a radio inter- 111 I:H 2—Beverly KKWIIIes—color S—King and Odle—Cartoon* $—Sondy Becker—Children lems involved in their administration in an viewer, and Danny Kaye turns up as com- 7—Blue Light—Serial—Color 7—Little Rascals—Comedy 1:» 11—Film—Black Pit ol Dr. M— II—Folr Adventure interview with correspondent Paul Niven. poser Beethoven for another, comedy inter- 13—Sing, Children. Slug Gaston Santos—M mln. 1:15 ISO , 8:30-9 (7) - Blue light. "target-David view. (Color). U—Art of Plhn—Kouffmonn «—Farm Report »:00 •:55 March.' OK spy outing featuring, once again, 10-11 (7) - The Long Hot Summer. "A 2—Green Acres—comedy 9—Newvt and Weatmtr J—As The World Turm what will undoubtedly be the plot that's re- Day of Thunder." The series goes tropical to- 4—Bob Horn—Variety—Color »:00 *—L«r's Make A Deal—Color 5—Film—Daughters Courageous— 5—Film—Horror Island— 2—Dennis The Menace written each week. Hero March (Robert night as it moves to its new time slot, and Prlscllk) Lone—2 hrs., IS mln. 4—Birthday House-Children r>lck Foran—t hr., 25 mlri. Goulet) is caught between two fires as British comes up with a predictable but absorbing 7—BID Volley—Western—Color 7—Girl Talk—Panel 19—Working Wltti Science W—Wednesday Review 9—Southeast Asia agents are assigned to assassinate him be- episode. The leader (Gary Lockwood) of a 1:51 II—Jock La Lanne—Exercise IS—Hablo Esponol—Langjog* I—Olck Von Dyke-^Comedy cause he's a top Nazi agent, and the Gestapo ' viciously irresponsible motorcycle gang that 15J •:M •—Pro Basketball—Pistons vs. 76>n 4— News-Floyd Kalper 2— Leave It To Beaver checks him because they suspect his loyalty descends on Frenchman's Bend, turns out to 3:00 10:00 5—Yoga For Heolth 7—Film—The Diamond Wizard— to them. The action is fast tonight as he . be an old boxcar friend of Ben's. Naturally, 2—Pauwarti—Gam* 2—Danny Kaye—Variety—Color 4—©ays of Our Lives—color 7—Long Hoi Summer Dennis O'Keefe—M mln. bounces from one to the other with "B movie he puts our much maligned hero, Ben Quick, 7—Nurs«—Serial U-Merv Grlftln-Varletv »—Film—Rachoel and Itlt Stnmgtr— heroines guiding his every move. (Color). In a completely Impossible position In the •—Film—My Favorite Spy— 13-Wwld At Ten Curt Jurgens—2 tin. ' Key Kyser—90 mln. 11—Scarlett Hill—Serial 9-10:30 (5) - Bob Hope Christmas Show. town. 1:01 4—Roger Miller—Vo'rlely—Color 11—Sing, Children, Sing G. I. Joes, acts, laughs, and many shots of 10:30-11 (4) - The Roger Miller Show. U-Hlsforlc Shrines 13—Scapln—Drama »:« 1J—Exploring Our Language 3:25 11:00 servicemen's faces throughout Bob's 12-day, This short special, a pilot for oountry singer 13-Wonder of Words 2—News—Jim Jensen •:SS 24-show holiday tour of Vietnam and Thailand. Roger Miller, boasts a nice, gay, humorous 2:M 4—Nevn-McGee—Color 4—News— Bob Wilson 3—House Party—Unkletter 7—News—Beutel, Martin 10:00 Highlights catch Joey Heatherton doing a wild touch. Roger's songs like "King of the Road," 4-Doctors-s»rlol 11:10 2—1 Love Lucy-Comedy watusi with sailors on a carrier; Jack Jones "Kansas City Star," and "England Swings," 7—A Tlmi For Us—serial 4—Weather—Anttlne-Color 4—Eye Guess—Gome—Color 11—Bold Journey—Travel 11:15 5—Lock Up—Mystery singing to a nurse in Vietnam; Dr. Jerry come over in Miller's off-hand manner and his 11—People In Conflict l:4S 4-Local News—Hartz—Color 10:10 Colonna operating on Hope; Carroll Baker wry comments are easy to take. Guest David M-PorloM Francois I 5-Newl !:U 11:20 W—Parians Franoals II and Hope singing "Will You Still Be Mine;" McCallum sings "One Dyin" and a-Buryin'," J-Newj 3—Sport!—Fronk Gilford 10:20 Kay Stevens with a sexy version of "Take and the two of them play a word and song AN EVENING WITH 7—News—Marlent SarHtert 11:25 7-Newj-BIII Owen 1;M 2—Weother—Johnny Andrews 10:25 . Me Out to the Ball Game;" and at one base game in a pleasing bit. Miller's other guests, raE 3-To Tell Tut Trult! 4—Sports—Teogue—Color 4—News—Edwin Newman while Hope jokes, a parachutist making a the Baja Marimba Band and dancers are 4—Another World—Serial $—Film—» River Street— 7— Film—The Diamond Wizard— R©YAL S—Peter Gunn—Mystery John Payne—1 hr.r 40 mln'. Dennis O'Keele-90 mln. dramatic free fall. Faces really make the comically effective in their tuneful, repetitive 7-General Hospital-Serial 7-edlfortol-John O. Gilbert 13-Mothemofics 5-Eduartlon show — those of celebrities like Cardinal "Coming Through the Back Door." (Color). 11—People Are Funny 11:10 10:M 13—Book Beat— Interview 3-FHm-Reap the Wild Wind- 2—McCoys—Comedy BALLET - 1:23 John Wayne—1 tir.t 2S mln. 4—ConcenlrDtlon—Game S—fiat Mosterson—Western J—News—Douglas Edwards 4—Johnny Corson—Color mber Blll-Coter Sweden 9:00. M—To Be Announced 1:n lt:M FREEHOLD 4:15 7—Film—Tlm« to Kill— 13—Time Now For Muilc FREEHOLD- PLAZA- paraiMouMt 11:11 ASBURY PARK *—News—Nancy Dlckerson Lloyd Nolan—75 mln. Boeinr Boeing 7:20; 9:3a S-Newi Boelng-Boeing 7:20; 9:25. • ASBURYPARK 771HMO »-Fllm—The Burning HHIa— f—News and Weather ASBURY PARK EAST BRUNSWICK m ms M COU>»>IHH Tab Hunter—90 mln.-cotor 1:55 2-Dlck Von Dyke-:1S NEPTUNE crry- ATLANTIC 7—Weettier-Ken Robot Television Mailbag Never Too Late J:00: 10:tS: Four AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— THEATRE 1:10 For Texa* 8:45. Cartoon 7:00: Boelnt-Boein» 7:08 10:57; All In A .NiBhtl Work 9:18. Alliuilli' llinlilaml-.— 1' 1. 7—EnfertiHnment—Jeffirys. By STEVEN H. SCHEUER Most of these films were pro BRICKTOWN 11—Three Stooow—Comedy MAJESTIC- 13—Co rtooos—Children Question — Are my ears BRICK PLAZA- TONITE 7 and 9:30 duced by 20th Century-Fox and Boelm-Boelnn 2:00; 7^15; 9:20. celving me, or has Herschi TV-distributed by NTA. It's sur- Boelm-Boelni 7:lfi; 9:20. 7-StocV MtrM Report • ):« Bernardi (fornierly of "Pe prising that you haven't seen at North of Red Bank Choice 7—Sports—Howard Coml Gunn") been doing the volleast a few in your vicinity. At J 4 U-FrtenillV Otart-OilldrMi Shore Lutheran Churches Reserved Sean CONNIE FRANCIS __,„_,. 1:41 on a large amount of TV coi last report, she is married, liv- Now at 7—News—Piter Jennings mercials? How much would ing in New York, and as attrac- •VENINO Box Offict .., — Plus Co-Hit — 4:N man like B«rn>" to break rury manuscript, will be present- ASBURYPARK the sports writing or announcin ed in an edition by Rev. Borne- field. It is usually suggested thi Next Wednesday nno» mann which makes use of an- NOW PLAYING! he interested party acqui RUMSON - A choral concert cient instruments and dress. HELD OVER!!! some experience with one of th of songs old and new will be pre- AS CLASSY A SPY FILM Tender, skillet-browned chick- Prof. Bornemann has arranged The screen AS YOU COULD ASK TO SEED H. Y. CRITICS AWARB •n, snow-whipped potatoes, maller stations before trying th sented by the combined chorus the music, adding instrumental awakens to Big Time, which is highly com' BE CT PICTURE Sraen vegetable, festive red of the Jersey Central and New accompaniment and interludes, Ml-IEW, ALL-UK...IOT» CARTOON a big wide D B 9 I ACTRESS cranberry sauce, hot buttered petitlve. At first, the salary Jersey Power and ' Light Com- and has prepared the translation Never bilori shown anywhere! wonderful AT 7:15- 9:30 biscuits with plenty of honey, pt to be quite low, but with th of the Latin text. The original for dessert-your choice of Ice 'ig three qualifications—pers panies next Wednesday at For- world of cream, sherbet or sparkling "stage directions" are followed enchantment! erance, talent and luck—it' restdale School. as closely as possible. gelatin. The cost Is a moderate worth it. $1.95 far adults, Just $1.00 for The concert will be for theThe program also includes a children. benefit of the Rumson Education group of medieval carols and FOR YOUR Question — i would like Association scholarship fund. dances, the music of Luther and trow if any pre-war June Lan, his friends, religious folk songs PLEASURE Each year the teachers of the [ilms are available for TV sho Rumson elementary schools and contemporary compositions. ng, and also what she is doin; award a scholarship to an out- The choir, a volunteer organi- TOMMY ow.—W. S., Falrfield, Conn. standing Rumson High School zation, includes men from each Answer — Every film with th student who plans to train for of the three classes on the sem- SMOKING SICTIOHS — Ne Extra Chargt HELD OVER!! La PARE eauteous Miss Lang made fro teaching. nary campus. In 1863 and 1864 PDMMIJIIIily AT THI , 1935 until her retirement in 1944 ACRES OF FREE PARKING AT OUR DOOR EATONTOWN 5th BIG WEEK currently available to T The combined mixed chorus ORvAN and male chorus of the twHazleo t Democrats S P.M. - • P.M. ********************* power companies has sung Slate Feb. 12 Dance JAMES BOND HAS BLASTED OUT OF Sun. 3 . 7 P.M. FOLK SINGERS throughout Northern New Jer- "SONI & GENE" sey. It is composed of employ- HAZLET — Dancing, entertain- NOW! ALL THE OTHER THEATRES! Clark Chamber., Mar. ment and refreshments are AT BOTH c Wtdmidoy Night ot 8:30 ees and has been organized for •ROADWAY & MON. PKWY a number of years. the agenda of the Hazlet Demo- BUT HE IS WAITING FOR WEST LONG BRANCH : JACK NOLAN'S cratic Club's next meeting, when DIAL 229-9000 21 W. Rivtr Road, Rumtan The program to be presented the group will hold its annual YOU AT THE COMMUNITY at the Forrestdale School, For- Valentine dance Saturday, Feb. rest Ave., at 8:15 p.m. will 12, in Empress Hotel, Keansburg. HURRY! clude spirituals, patriotic a Dancing will begin at 9 p.m. This Is Your Last Chance! St* for Yourself Why Everyone's Going to sacred music, novelty rhythm William F. Bourbeau, Jr., is numbers and "pop" show tunes general chairman. Other com from current Broadway musi- mittee chairmen are Bruce Muni, cals. hall and band; Mrs. Eugene CHARLEY CLUNA'S Tickets may be obtained from Balustridere, decorations, Ste- teachers at either of the twpheo n Filardi, entertainment; Rumson elementary schools — ; Home of the Thomas O. Kelly, refreshments; Forrestdale or Dcane-Porter. KIDDIE SHOW O. John Reed, prizes; Frank Saturday and Sunday Sahli, tickets, and Wlllard War- Hickory Charcoal Steak House Hunting! It'j open sea- ren, publicity. "SLEEPING ion in the Daily Register Class!- Ticket8 arB available from any BEAUTY" 'ied now. 'committee member. There Is a difference ... the proof is In the eating! IN COLOR 86 ANNUAL Entertainment—Tues. thru Sat. * BEA SCOn at the Piano NATIONAL BOAT SHOW NOW! I PM FORD • CONNIE STEVEHS and Friday and Saturday ' ALL THIS WEEK -I MAUREEN O'SULLIVAH HNOONtolO.WP.M. —IN— it ELEANOR SHERRY TRIO JAN.l5i23 Hnt't your I3.E««er 8. Sod, form It. JoumalUUc '9. Wayside M.TJn- "John hotela hippy Hancock" 10, Old English SS.Prnyec IS. Member of court ending proverbial 14, Exclama- 30. God of trto tions w«r;Gr. 18. Sea, worm 16. Proof. 32. Soothing IT. Assault reader's word, whan butter, etc boat mark repeated 39. Allow»nc» 18.U.S. 19. Stack! 3J. Grape forwent president of hay refine 41. Firearm 21. Shown .20. Cuban ' 31. German 42. Chemical ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTEE companion dance river nit 23. Java tree 21. Cherished 35. So. Am. 44.Go4denof 27. Put out animal rodent juittc* 'ELLO THERE, EWIE YK,FLO,BUTUSS1N BE 29. Small nail i i 1 AN HAVIN' A TO'AVE A MANTAWN'WRE OF US SO. Walked li & GAY TIME? (lowly SO DO SOME OF 31. Freshet 15 US MARRIED 33. Janitor's need 15 WOMEN 38. Fowl 16 i B7.N«wt 19 % THE HORSIEST OFFTRACK SPOT in New Jerny, Free- 40. Proverbs It % hold's American Houi» Hotel, it owned by August 42. Vega, i\ Daesener, who poses with one of hit horsey paintings. for one 43. Happen a This one shows Cornelius Vanderbilt in the lead sulky. V 2f<1 again It was painted for him. 44. Dull In 29 V % [ finish A Pleasurable Pining 46. Hoisting il it device M By IP/iM* DISNEY 46. Belgian Wl14 V i7 58 MICKEY MOUSE city si v> DOWM 41A V//< County Seat Features 1. Small % w quarrel 45 S.French % author IS Noted Restaurant 8. Fragrant a By MARGOT SMITH ages are authentic imports. FREEHOLD — Horses, history John Thompson is the baker and barristers create the atmo- whose specialties we saw taken sphere that hare made the from the oven in the newly mod- American House Hotel Freehold's ernized kitchen. Later we tasted Bridge Advice major eating place since 1824. a cherry cream pie difficult to It boasts the largest collection top for tightness and richness. of Currier and Ives horse prints The regular menu clings con- By ALFRED SHEINWOLD in the nation and the largest fidently to alKAmerican favor- Bridge tournaments never fail The Hand noontime assemblage of lawyers ites, featuring true prime ribs to startle the rubber bridge play- South dealer and politicians in the county. and a variety of meat, poultry er, A perfectly sane expert will Both sides vulnerable August Daesener is owner of and sea food entrees, nicely jeopardize an unbeatable slam NORTH By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD the business that has been in prepared, amply apportioned and just for the chance of scoring • AK.Q6 STEVE ROPER reasonably priced. K> AQJ his family 50 years. Located a 30-point extra trick. OK653 TOO0AD/-I HADAlPEADy] AND /W across the street from the Hall A two-year overhaul of the ho- When this hand was played + J4 WELt.lFVOUOOtaLOVEME REMTED A BEAUTIFUL WIFE VMS PUNNING A of Record,?, a block from the tel was completed six months during the national tournament WEST BAST ENOUSH TO KEEP OIR MARRIAGE HONEYMOON C0TTA6EI FORMAL WEDDING FOR County Courthouse and half a ago, adding freshness to the co-in Chicago last August, West led A 1073 A 19842 PUNS A SECRET FROM YOUR RKtlS~INTH6CnY US-OW THEIR BIG mile, from Freehold Raceway, it loniaMnspireS decor. Guests in V 84 , V 1032 BOSS-I GUESS THIS 1$ HOW WHERE at BE " ESTATE/ the three of spades to dummy's is a natural hub for much of its 40 rooms and eight apart- O Q1082 0 4 THE STORY END;, H0MEYBS.I/ LOCATED/ queen, Declarer drew three * A873 4 9652 what goes on in Freehold. ments share the main dining rounds ot trumps and then led SOUTH With George Mele (formerly of room, the Hamiltonian Tavern, a the jack of clubs from dummy. Asbury's Berkeley) in the Mtch- coffee shop and the Grill Room If West took the ace of clubs, <5H5 C O AI97 en, and a veritable progression of (called "the horsiest place in South would discard two dia- New Jersey") with the general *KQ10 rooms of all sizes to accommo- monds on the ace and king at Sooth West North EH* date special affairs. Mr. Daese- public. These, and party rooms spades, easily winning the rest V Pass 2 * Put satisfies a variety of appe- of all sizes, are attractively of the tricks. 3 O Pass 3 V Past TIME Will. HEAL THE If MJUUP/-W£jtl.eOTHBOU(5H , decked with Mr. Daesener's col- tites on a 'round the clock basis. Marshall Miles, the Sage of 3 NT Pass AO Pan HURT, MRUNG-BUT- UjWflTH IT-THE IWY #U HMNT IT/ lection of art inspired by horses 4 U ENJOY THE I'VE BEEN THERE! C0OR5EI-AND DOES TVnA TONSE-TOD Issued stamps commemorating DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketchum VIEW m ENTEKTAININ6 VSmal/f'~\H \m.fORTHE fit THE CHATIAU OWNI KJKA. RUCK., DEAR! the second anniversary of his 8T7IM£INHI* YOim. NEED IT/ NIGHT, Ml UFE-KAREAL passing. < DORIN? WWrA-WNS! Ghana has issued a special set of stamps honoring the second Kennedy anniversary which were at each other indicating the meet' placed on sale Dec. 15.) There ing of various countries at the are four stamps In this set. The 6 p green, light yellow and black Damascus Fall. shows it portrait of President Kennedy and the eternal flame on his grave at Arlington, Va. The Eatontown S p magenta, red and green depicts a Kennedy photo and the John David White, son of Mr. flame in the lower left corner. and Mrs. James White, Reynolds THE PHANTOM By LEE F4LK The 24 p purple and black fea- Dr., celebrated Ms 12th birthday tures a full-yiew portrait and theat a buffet supper in his home. 30 p brown and black has a pro- KM BOYS WE'LL TAKE \ RAWER GO OUT THERE SHCWTHEKWA Guests were Linda Kohl, Cathy HAPABI& IN-FOR I AROCM* -ANP F1NP OM- file stylized sketch of his head. GWW AT THE RANKS HAIF THAT /X3U CRAI1J BATH. All the stamps bear the inscrip- Carelli, Jimmy Moag and Stephen WANNA HH7E OUT IOOT. r--< BUMI5J tion "In Memory of John F. White. YEAH.T K Kennedy 1917-1943." Miss Ann Sharp, Brooklyn, The Republic of Korea has is-visited her parents, Mr. and sued three new' stamps, one a Mrs. Elmer Sharp, Byrnes La. semlpostal and two commemora- tives. The semipostal, 4 won plus Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nichol- 2,16 for flood relief in,that coun- son, South St., Mr, and Mrs. try. It depicts a man working George V. Pfister and Mrs. on a flooded farm. A two-stamp James Alyward, Clinton Ave., set commemorates the 80th an- spent last weekend in Boston, niversary of telecommunications Mass., where they visited friends, service in Korea. Another com- memorative hails the 15th anni- Mrs. Fred S. Morris, Eaton- lTStK6WASmceOFV.Tt versary of the recapture of Seoul, crest Dr., entertained at a dessert LET jve WON ymfiinn£$e... RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA capital of the Republic. It shows bridge last Friday. Guests were the capital building and a marine Mrs. Joseph Richards, Mrs. Ray HA-HA! THAT'S A POORS THEM AS hoisting the national flag. mond D. Barry and.Mrs. G. Ed- "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean HEDOESNfl IMITATION OF A BARK- CAN CAN'T DO ward Anderson, all of Long - IT COMES FROM The Postal Administration of Branch. Ttiurcday, January 20 SCARE ME BEHIND THE TEETH, you BECOME Denmark has announced the Is- HE SHOULD EMIT A CRITICS. suance of a 40 ore brown stamp Mrs. Jennie Wartman, South Present—For You and Yours ... Be careful STRONG, FULL-THROA- BARK? to honor Dansk Fredning (Danish St., was a recent dinner guest in in dealing, with friends. It's better not to mix business EFFORT EMANATINS, Preservation of Natural Ameni- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank with friendship if you can posdbly avoid it. People ties and Ancient Monuments.) FROM THE"" Dangler, Neptune. tend lo be temperamental—andyou'r e no exception. The design of the new stamp fea- You'll find solace in reading inspirational passages tures a windmill and various sym- Anthony Michael Iacoplno, son bols of Dansk Fredning. in Bible or other spiritual writings. Follow the of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony. Iaco- Golden Rule.' pino, Heritage Rd., recently cele- Greece has issued a new stamp brated his sixth birthday at a to commemorate its planetarium, family party. The Day Under Your Sfgn reports the Greek Post Office' in AriM.BornNW.2ltoApr.l9 libra. S«pt. 23 to Oct. 22 Athens. The design shows an oval Go ortr wardrobe and li*t what T)(jn't reach -definite coticltw portrait of Ipparchus (190-120 Two Men Found you need while Ktscnal salt* linns. You Tn»y change jour offer jwxl buys. mind icvcril timea. B.C.), considered the greatest of Guilty of Loitering MARK TRAIL By ED DODD Taurui, April 20 to May 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 fo Ntv. 21 Greek astronomers. He is called ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Help where you em, but don't Use leiiure time to better t(J- ARE YOU SUBS HE'S UP ON A BIG "YY LISTEN/.ISN'T THAT Wl, the "father of astronomy." At the Magistrate Irving Zelchner ' In encourage taiy members of fam- TinUKf. Don't jt»t loaf aroun-I PAT'S ALL ily to atay that wty. and ««tch TV. fight ot his portrait is his astro- Municipal Court Monday night RWHt, MARK? G.mW.May2ltoJun»2l Sagittarius, Nov.22toDac.2l labe, an instrument used for found two Long Branch men Tendency to tritieUe can lead A big n-ohiem In romance re> measuring altitudes which Ip- guilty in separate cases of loiter- to a loia of friends, "Cool it." Ittionsliip, bat air shouM cfear parchus invented. The value of ing. Cancar. Jurta 22 to July 21 fcy ereninjT. the new stamp is 2.50 drachmas. Domestic affairs likely to hit a Capricorn. Dae, 22 to Jan. 20 Jerry Sharp, 407 Garfield Ct., ttnatf. Makr no enK«KtmeiHa J'ut ypur faith in old friindx was fined $50 on that charge, with Of>poaU« twx. rather than in •tr*nft*n, Cau- , The Syrian Arab Republic has and George Penta, 493 Exchange Uo. July 22 lo Aug. 21 tion needed. Sense ot ftftvtsiton Buy fnm- Aquariui, Jan. 21 to Fab. 19 issued a set of three new stamps PI., was lined $25. Penta. also ixr jotir ttforts* Flange In aiwl Personal satisfaction it wfll honoring the 12th International received a $25 fine for careless keep hu*f. «te*erTtrf. You've done *ft ex- cellent job lately. Damascus Fair. The 12'^ P shows driving. Virgo. Aug. 22 lo $*p*. 22 a, view ot Damascus. The 60 P de- Tlierc't no excilic t$r /aillrtff Pltti*». Fat>. to to March 20 Ronald Brown, New York City, lo get work out en tfme, an Avoid [Jiyiieal exertion ai much picts items of craft ware seen was sent to the County Jail, Free- SCtt along. at poiilblfl during day. at tiih'fair. The W/t, P features a hold, onl a disorderly persona, i . »»*» Blob* with two arrows pointing charge. COUPON SPECTACULAR

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