Distribution Weather Tcfaj Red Bank Area j M^-vi Copyright-The Red Bank Register, Inc., 1966. DIAL 741-0010 JHONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS PAGE 01 VOL. 89, NO. 101 Ii«u«d OtSSy, Monday Utfmiih Friday. Second Clui WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1&, 1966 7c PER COPY * Aldrin, Lovell Head for Cape 'Twins CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP)-E. Aldrin Jr. planned to leave Spacecraft Center, Houston, Tex., gasso Sea area of the Atlantic (Jemini It's astronauts fly to the aircraft carrier Wasp for a for several days of detailed de- Ocean, about 700 miles southeast Cape Kennedy today to begin a two-hour flight to this spaceport briefings. of Cape Kennedy. long series of discussions on where they started the final After that they'll hold a news The landing was another exam- their record-shattering space Gemini journey last Friday. conference in Houston. ple of the precision America has (light, a mission that opened the The astronauts will remain at Lovell, 38, and champion space reached in its man-in-space pro gate to the Apollo man-to-the- Cape Kennedy until Friday or walker Aldrin, 36, brought the grams. For the fourth straight moon program. Saturday, discussing their space Gemini program to a triumphant time, a Gemini craft landed close flight in general terms. Then end yesterday when their space enough to its recovery ship for Navy Capt. James A. Lovell (See GEMINI, Page 3) Jr. and Air Force Maj. Edwin they will fly to the Manned chariot splashed into the Sar- 6 JBJ'S Gonditioii Good WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- repair an abdominal hernia, took of Johnson's vocal cords proved ecision arose while Johnson was dent Johnson underwent twin 53 minutes. to be benign, or non-malignant. under anesthesia. operations today and his doctors A team of six doctors per- Johnson had expressed some Dr. Wilbur J. 'Gould, John- later reported they found no formed the work at the National concei-n on this point, telling a son's throat specialist, has said WAVES TO WASP CREW — While Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. evidence of malignancy — that Naval Medical Center in subur- news conference last week that olyps of its type are generally stands by mY tide, James A. Lovall Jr. waves hit blue they were satisfied with the out-ban Bethesda, Md. , not knowing the nature of the ot malignant. .Nevertheless, come and Johnson's condition. polyp was like "having a cur- cientists will examine-the—re— Navy cap at the astronauts arrive by helicopter aboard ~~SJbyers7~ reading a statement and deferring all questions until tain hanging over you." f Press Secretary Bill D. Moyers PRESIDENT ENTERS HOSPITAL _ President Johnson, the carrier Wasp after four-day journey around the said the surgery, to remove a later, began bjrjsaying the growth Here is the text of Moyer's an- world. (AP Wjrephoto. Story and other photo on Page 3.) polyp Irom Johnson's throat and removed from the edge of one nouncement. 2. A lump at the end of his -with the First Lady by his side, turns to wave as hft "The surgery has been com gall bladder scar, described as enters Bethesda Naval Hospital last night. The Presi- pleted. A benign polyp was re- ding about the diameter of a d f ; t6 undergo a dual operation today. Keuper Says It Protects People's Rights moved from the edge of the silver dollar. It has caused John- • .». • r /•».•,. •. . > President's vocal cord and the (See LBJ, Page 3) "' . UP VyVaphotol incisibnal hernia closed. The operation began about 6:27 and ended at 7:20. The President is Defends Suspects' Questioning resting well and the doctors are satisfied with the outcome of the .FREEHOLD — Monmouth Hawthorne,'' near Allaire State be sentenced there to await either new trial, Mr. Frankel said he Viet Battle Flares his electrocution or a favorable will be required after sentencing surgery and the president's con- County prosecutor Vincent Park Aug.' 3, in a talk on law dition." P. Keuper said yesterday that de- enforcement to the Monmouth review of his trial record by theto ask for the automatic Supreme liberate police action in question, College*'Library Association. state Supreme Court. ', Court review of the trial record. Under a standing agreement, big'Clime suspects "protects the The association met at Gibbs Visitors at state prison are Throughout the trial, Mr. Vice President Hubert H. Hum-Anew in 'Zone C' ttght* of the people." Hall, Fort Monmouth, for its an-limited to blood relatives except Fxankel contended that Doss was phrey stood ready to -act if any . It can be done In manyjeases nual fall dinner. by special permission. (See QUESTIONING, Page 3) emergencies requiring immediate SAIGON (AP) — Ground fight- light and sporadic, and bad cut the Communist- sea supply Without risk to individual rights Meanwhile, Dost waited in his Doss and Mrs. Bunche have ing flared anew in Communist weather over North Viet Nam ine by intercepting traffic south U properly pursued, he declared. at the county Jail for his first lived together at the home of her war Zone C today and U.S. planes once again cut heavily into air of the 17th.Parallel dividing North Preparing to defend Monday meeting since Monday with his parents, Steven and Florence rained heavy blows on the Viet trikes. and South Viet Nam. night's conviction, of Williaih G. girl friend, Mrs. Dawn Bunche, Bennett; for 11 months but she is'Blue Acres' Plan Cong stronghold 60 miles north- • 299 Bacgeg Hit In ' other developments, Pre- Doss, 20, of Wall Township, of 18, mother of his three-month old not divorced and they are not west of Saigon. i The U.S. Navy disclosed that mier Nguyen Cap Ky's govern- first degree murder without a son, Billy.. '" '.•'. eligible to marry. Giant B52 bombers struck 'n t had sunk or damaged 299 ment announced a cabinet reshuf- recommendation for mercy, the Visit Scheduled Doss' court-assigned attorney, imbattled Tay Ninh province for Communist cargo barges off the fle and U.S. Ambassador Henry prosecutor said he was certain Mrs. Bunche will be among vis- Charles Frankel, said that he and For Water Told the seventh straight day, follow- coast.of North Viet Nam In theCabot Lodge denied reports that Doss' constitutional guarantees itors tomorrow in . the regular his associate, Paul Feldman, are ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - A Today the 500 officials at the ing up 104 strikes on Viet Cong first 20 days of a new campaign he.is quitting his post. ', had been protected since his ar-semi-weekly visiting day at the weighing whether" to apply for a blue sister to ' New Jersey's gathering will meet in smaller positions by smaller tactical —called Traffic Copr-to choke, off The Ky government said. It rest Aug. 23. while the public new trial. If they move it will be 'Green Acres".project may re- workshops and seminars. bombers. • seaborne infiltration, into South would swear in four new cabinet JJaila . It mayy bee ononee of Doss' last The B52 raid at midday came k h h f ti before Nov. 23, the date set by lieve the state of having to wor- Roe said his water, proposal Viet Nam... . \-Y. ; . . ministers, today to replace men Interest was also being safeguard, talk* with her for some time, about the same' time a battalion ., Adm.. Roy, %,', Johnso^.', N who. quit, as. a result of the dis- however.. Superior- Court Judge EWin R. ry about the source of its. next would be submitted to the, gover- SimmUl, torimpos*'«!»* mind* nor withia *jx. months and, coulc of LSOji nteij of; tiiBU:S. 1st In-minder; fn^cWel --ot -$g~ Pacific pute between northern and south- in the jail "rinfc c-tvrajer,, fantry. JDivision. jhade contact the death tary death sentence* be iniplpitentetfby 1973, „ Fleet, said. Traffic" Cop has hadern factions lo the government. ' j.ajt jj 'State: with a Viet Cong force of un- a "substantial, effect" . on the In the'Tay Ninh sector where house in State PrUon. Dos* must Even if he does not' file for a missioner Bobert A. Roe pro- * Roe said the program wouli more than adequately supply thi known' siie. - Communist supply line. • Operation Attleboro continued, a posed yesterday that a $200 mil- unit of the 1st Infantry Division lion water development—dubbed state's water needs until 1990. HE The outcome of the clash was He reported U.S. destroyers "Blue Acres" — be set up that said that- 30 years from now, not yet reported by. U.S.. head- sank 155 barges arid-damaged 14 reported destroying a Viet Con/; would "avert water shortage cri- plants that process salt watei quarters. . ...' ' more from Oct. 25 through Nov. camp and finding 15 enemy dead. Issue Looms, ses that we experienced in.1965." would fill the requirements of th Ground action elsewhere was 13. Previously, the Navy tried to (See VIET NAM,«

.# * .* ' '••••. A Good Man for DOT THE BITS OF METAL have been coming home for years. < • President Johnson made a good rate-setting functions remain in their Sometimes, when Dawn was busy badgering Gene about the ••••• choice in naming Alan S. Boyd as respective agencies. Urban trans- cloth coat with the fur collar and cuffs, he would retire to secretary of the Department of Trans- portation functions remain in the De- the cellar to sort fiie metal. It made quite a pile. portation, a 12th cabinet-level depart- partment of Housing and Urban De- A few weeks ago, she complained about that too. "How ' velopment, and the Maritime Com- can I do the laundry when you have wire all over the floor. ment which Congress created last Why don't you clean it out?" Gene thought it was a good month. mission continues in the Department idea. The place was a mess. He phoned a junkman and, on of Commerce. Mr. Boyd, a 44-year-old Florida Saturday morning, Gene began the many trips to the cellar What's -more, Mr. Boyd will not hauling junk. lawyer, has earned wide respect for The junkman weighed everything and then tossed it into his' service as chairman of the Civil have blanket authority^to revise na- tional transportation programs and ac- Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth luVtrtick. As he pulled away, Dawn stood in the doorway. Aeronautics Board and more recently "How much?" she said. Her husband smiled. "Twenty-fiv« as Under Secretary of Commerce. In tivities. This reflects congressional bucks," he said. Dawn seemed surprised. "That much for his new assignment he will administer desire to continue to exert influence dirty wire?" • on transportation activities. And it al- a department pulling together 31 large How to Cut Estate Costs He nodded, and peeled off a few bills. "Fifteen for you,". he said. "More than half." Davvn was so grateful that ih« so reflects the desire of private trans- When you draw up a will, how can you states might claim'you as a resident when and small agencies and bureaus em- portation groups to retain to the ex- threw her arms around him and kissed him wildly. "I'm going ploying nearly 100,000 persons and cut the ever-rising costs of distributing even your estate is distributed, and tax you as a tent possible their relationships with the smallest estate? resident in each. Find out exactly what con- to buy a little hat," she said. spending almost $6 billion in Federal existing federal transportation agen- Your failure to plan could let. federal stitutes "residency" and what are the estate i * * * funds. cies even • though the agencies were and state taxes chew needlessly into your tax laws in each state and'protect your estate THAT AFTERNOON, Gene left the house (or a few beert estate. It could cost your accordingly. and a little shuffleboard. He felt so lucky to have a naive wife. DOT was created in response to brought under the department. survivors as much as 20-30 3—Executors' fees. In many states, maxi- She believed everything he said. He had married a mouse and mum executors' fees are established by law. long-standing demands for a unified Even so, Mr. Boyd will have much per cent of the value of it was just what he needed. M and coherent national transportation your estate in lawyers' Normally, these fees amount to 24 per cent Dawn sat thinking about her husband's generosity. The to do in getting the department orga- fees, executors' fees, as- of the value ot the probate estate, which policy. But in the creation, Congress, nized and functioning. The manner in sometimes does not include life insurance more she thought of it, the less she thought of it. Gene wai sessors' fees, court costs, selfish, not generous. Why would he give her more than half? swayed as always by the conflicting which he carries out his new assign- crash sales of your assets, proceeds, jointly-owned assets, etc. The more executors you appoint, the more separate Obviously, because he got more than 25. Suppose he got $50? interests of lobbyists, watered down ment may well determine congres- etc. Where would he hide it? the administration's proposals. For sional willingness to re-examine some Of course, what particu- fees may have to be paid from your estate. lar tax and. fee-saving And you can state in your will that your ex- Not on his person, because Dawn,had been through hli example, it eliminated maritime ac- of its decisions in the light of P^ moves you should make ecutor need not post a bond, otherwise .re- wallet and his trousers many times, and Gene learned not to. tivities from the new department. partment's experience. If he will depend on a variety quired by law, for another xeal cost saving. hide goodies there. Not in the cellar, because she was alway* PORTER Certain other federal transportation job well, as we anticipate, Congress of factors ranging from the * * • down there, doing laundry or ironing. The car. It had to be size and type of your estate end income 4—LEGAL FEES. The more measures the car. But where in the car? activities were not brought within its may be persuaded to strengthen DOT. She took the car keys and walked out to the curb. She We hope it. will work that way. tax bracket to state laws governing estate you take now to simplify the task of your Jurisdiction. Economic regulatory and distribution and inheritance taxes. Your lawyer and executor in administering your tried the trunk compartment, but it wasn't there. She felt lawyer and tax accountant will guide you estate later, the lower their fees are likely under the spare tire and even looked In the tool box. Next through the laws and regulations applying to be. "You should write out a concise letter she tried the floor mat up front. It wasn't there. She took •. Italian Disaster to you. of instructions now, stating the location of out the rear seat. No money. * * * your will and pertinent financial documents; * * • • • .', '•- • . . ,.' . The American response to the re- bishops and the Florentine -Artisan Re- HERE ARE THE KEY areas In which the names and addresses of legatees; the DAWN SIGHED. It would be awful if her husband turned' , cent flooding of Florence and Ven- lief Fund (to aid craftsmen), have sent you might achieve savings running into thou- names and addresses of your executor, stock out to be honest. She couldn't bear it. The glove compartment' , ice, which damaged an estimated 1,300 or will send money to ease the cities' sands of dollars with sound advance planning 'broker and insurance agent; your major as- was last. It couldn't be there, because the compartment is too burdens. Two U.S, Aptny tahfceis at and professional guidance: sets and their location; instructions for your obvious. She examined it anyway, and found nothing. Then art pieces and 1,000 manuscripts and 1—Federal taxes. Since federal gift tax funeral and any special interim arrangements she had an idea. The compartment was lined with felt. She Leghorn have sent 12,000 gallons of laws are more liberal than federal estate while your will is being processed. Copies of books, has been swift and altruistic. drinkable wat_e_r to Florence,, which is peeled it back, and a lovtN roll of bills stood Inside . tax laws, you should look into the tax ad- this letter should go to your lawyer and your Dawn's faith in her husband was restored. He was" a born executor. A Committee to Rescue Italian Art without a supply, and 500 American vantages of giving away a portion of your crook. She counted the money. It came to $110. Carefully, fhe has been set up at Brown University, - students in Florence are helping to re- estate while you are still alive. You are al- 5—Life insurance. If you make your life peeled off $300, and left $10. She sighed. It Is best to act insurance payable directly to a named bene- Providence, R. I., with 25 branches lowed to distribute, during your lifetime, a quickly, she thought. If she hesitated, she might feel wrry trieve art objects. grand total of $30,000 among any number of ficiary rather than to your estate, you'll save for him. across the country. Art conservators, beneficiaries, Jree of federal gift tax, plus" not only on legal fees- which usually are Readers wishing to help may send So she drove downtown and bought a beautiful cloth coat -. scholars, critics and others will be sent checks to the Italian Consulate Gen- an additional sum up to $3,000 a year to as based on the total value of the estate, but many people as you wish. As a husband-wife also save frequently on state Inheritance with fur collar and cuffs. There was enough left over for a - to the stricken collections. Restoration eral, 690 Park Avenue, New York, lovely hat. On Sunday, she put them on and went to church - of the damaged works is expected to team, 'these limits are doubled to $60,000 and taxes which may exempt part or all of such N.Y. 10021. Designate where the $6,000. If you left these same amounts to payments. feeling like a million. . / " ! cost $160 million. money is to go — the needy, art family members-via your will, they could be These'are only a few of the basic .areas Gene? He never even asked where she got the money. At subject to federal and state estate taxes. of possible savings. The advice of a com- services, Dawn displayed her thanks to God. She dropped Various U.S. groups, Including the restoration or a special library needed Gene's $15 in the collection plate. - for churches. - ' 2—State taxes. If you own a vacation petent lawyer is an absolute must to" guide American Red Cross, Roman Catholic home in another, state where you spend a. you through the.complicated mass of laws "substantial amount of time, the two different and regulations surrounding .your estate. Events of Years-Ago Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington John Chamberlain; These Days Our Viet Nam Bottlefiecks 50 Years Ago •On Nov. 16, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brasch purchased a WASHINGTON—An important reason for ing toSjdischarge cargoes when the President Red Chinese Run Scared 200-acre farm in the Nutswamp section of Middletown Town- the slowdown in the expansion .of U.S. forces arrived.' From the air, he could see' another In the cities of South'China the Maoists .disposes the Maoists to their continuous tizzy ehip from Elmathan Field. On the farm today are five private in Viet Nam is numerous logistic bottlenecks. 60 anchored oft Vaung Tau (Cape Saint are preparing to fend off what they describe is. the danger that the anti-Red propaganda hornet and the new Nutswamp public school. A new Methodlit President Johnson approved Defense Sec- Jacques near the mouth of the Saigon River) as the "coming U.S. attack on the mainland.'-' will reach - deep into the Red army field church "will be erected oh the farm this spring. Mr. and Mn. retary McNamara's recommendation for the 4 .waiting to dock and unload. But do the Maoists really believe that an commands". . Brasch's daughter, Miss Anna Brasch, still lives in the home- stretch-out — as the Joint Numerous, other ships were anchored American invasion as imminent? Or is it stead on the farm. Her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Ltrkk Chiefs of Staff are calling near Da Nang awaiting word to move in and The Red jitteriness about the psychologl- Generalissimo Chiang Kai- V cal warfare waged by the Kuomintang's Sec- Brasch, resides in a private residence on the farm. it — after being informed discharge cargoes, In Manila the President shek, with his 600,000 armed that Viet Nam docking and witnessed Viet Nam-bound cargo being trans- tion Six is underscored by the fact that thera Free. Chinese on the island have been three purges of the Chinese Com- shipping facilities are taxed loaded from large U.S. vessels to smaller of Taiwan,' that has them to their limits. coastal freighters for the trip to Saigon." This munist army in less than 10 years. The first worried? purge, which was not disclosed to the world ' 25 Years Ago : Reports given the Presi- was being done, the President was informed, Since there are, no se- dent during his recent Viet In "order not" to tie up the larger ships by when it happened, occurred some time be-- . Investigators of the Alcoholic Beverage Commliilon raided « crets in a world that" is fore 1959. ^ -<•, • ,..."; Nam visit warned that 425,- , lengthy delays in waiting for berths in Viet ' honeycombed with espio- three speakeasies in Asbury Park. Four men and two women ••'.'". • • . • *.; -' * * ••• 000 troops are the top num- Nam. ' nage, it must really be the were charged with illegal sale of liquor; (—r—". ' ber that can be adequately Officials accompanying the President re- latter. What is not well . THE SECOND PURGE, known as the supplied for months to late he displayed open anger when told that known in the United States "Peng and Huang case," came in 19S9, when come because of so-far-un- docking facilities are so scarce in Viet 'Mam Defense Minister Peng Teh-huai and Gen- CHAMBERLAIN is the fact that Chiang Kai- Cynic's Corner solvable logistic complexities. that nine ammunition ships—double the num- shek's .Kuomintajig Party, eral Huang Ke-cheng were, dismissed along By This number is approximately 75,000 less ber permitted under safety rules—were being which is at least partially co-extensive with with their supporters. The third purge took than what General Westmoreland, com- unloaded at the same time at the so-called the Free. Chinese government on Taiwan, place this year, hitting at General Lo Jui- mander in Viet Nam, considers necessary "red latfei" discharge point near Saigon. maintains a formidable Section Six that wages chlng, the chief of staff, and a number of to mount a victory drive. At present there : .; • * • • - ' continuous political warfare against the main- officers sympathetic to him. are 334,000 American troops land Communists. Part of Section Six's busi- What the purges prove to the Kuomin- there. IN A BRIEFING at this place, the Presi- dent was told that as a result of this extreme- ness is to conduct spying operations on the tang's. Section Six is that Mao's army Is far In the strategy talks at mainland, Naturally the Section Six reports ""from being a loyal monolith. It wasn't so Cam Ranh Bay and Manila,. ly crowded condition, an explosion on one of these ammunition vessels almost certainly go to the Taiwan Army. But they are also long ago that the army had supposedly been' General Westmoreland told used as the basis for another Section Six mis- made safe by the so-called "four clean move- the President that under would cause the destruction of all of them. 1 . Immediately following the President's re- sion; which Is to conduct psychological war- ment." The "four clean movement" wai a present "Viet Nam ground fare against Mao Tse-tung. grand housecleanlng operation designed to rules," a half million U.S. turn from this gravely disturbing first-hand * * * "sanitize" the Red soldiers from the political, troops would be needed to , inspection, he ordered a review of the entire logistic situation in Viet Nam. ACCORDING TO THE reports of agents the ideological, the organizational and thr win and secure the country. economic standpoints. But the fact that the Also, the fighting would Later, when informed it would be impos- who come and go between Taiwan and the sible to considerably improve this- situation mainland, this psychological warfare keeps teenage Red Guards had to be called in to take five years. push the "cultural revolution" can be taken This period could be before the middle of next year, the President the forces of Mao Tse-tung in a tizzy. The decided there was no alternative but to agree strongest broadcasting station on Taiwan is ' as evidence that Mao Tse-tung and bis de- . reduced to around one year, Westmoreland fense minister, Lin Piao, do not even trust believes, if a naval and air blockade is to Defense Secretary McNamara's recom- capable of reaching as far as northern Eu- mendation for a slow-down in the expansion rope' with its propagandistlc words, which an army that has been put through the "four Imposed on North Viet Nam and unrestricted clean" wringer. bombing authorized against all "military of U;S. forces there. means that-it can certainly be heard every- targets." . where in China. Then there is a continual , To safeguard - the Foochow Military. airdrop of leaflets, either from airplanes or District, which Is Just across Formosa Strait Defense authorities who made the Viet THE DAILY from balloons that are floated off on winds from Taiwan, Lin Piao has put a personal Nam trip with the President report he was REGISTER from the Pacific. Propaganda, and safe con- friend, General Han Sheln-Chu of Lin's own visibly distressed by hli inspection of and ' duct passes, are even sent ashore in bottles detailed information on the logistic bottle- 6- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1966 Fourth Field Army, at its head. Lin Piao as- on the ingoing tides. Finally, there is the sumes that any direct Chiang Kai-jhek in- necks—which he thought had. been cleared mail, which goes to picked families on the up months ago. 4v .Inlin I', look »nrl llrnrr CI«T What the balloons, drifting In from' the secret however, that the Taiwan Chinese have 150 American-flag freighters were backed up PubUshtd fry The JKed BanJi Bcgliter Incorporated sea, connote is that "somebody out there no intention of' putting all their eggs in the at the three main South Viet Nam ports—at HI. IHri(IM) KKLLV, )Pui>ii«h«r loves us." But the Free Chinese propaganda direct invasion basket. What the Kuomin- •n individual cost of $4,500 a day to the Arthur Z. KBrnln, Editor that is picked up from the balloon messages tang's Section Six is counting on Is military "Oon't b» hosty. Wolt till tho expert* would hardly be troublesome to Mao Tae-tung hav* onqlyzed the oI action — then government — waiting to unload' military Subscription Price* tn Advanci defections In South China in case of main- supplier •Inil* cony it cminttr. T eenUi by mall. 10 »nlt If he could count on the Chlcom armies to land troubles when Mao dies. Invasion, then, do It!" U month!—J10.IO ., 8 months—JB.13 At Cam Ranh Bay 37 veisela were wait- « rnonltn—» B.00 . 1 month —Ji.so defend the mainland against Invaders. What would be a matter of "deals," ; 'r ' 1 TOE

ions • Club Contest MIDDLETOWN - Wiljlam J. 0-RAMA Smith Jr., president of the Mid- dletown Lions . Club, hag LAMB COMBINATION LAMB LEGS LAMB FOREQUARTERS announced the judges (or local entries in Lions International's 2 MEALS Peace Essay Contest. GET CHOPS, IN ONE REG. Mr. Smith named Mayor Ernesl NECK, SHANK, G. Kavalek, Mrs. R. O. Rlppere, SUPERMARKETS STYU CHOPS & ID. & BREAST president of the League of Worn STEW en Voters, and Miss Norma Mon- Ib. temuro, head of the English de- 39 59 55 partment of Middletown Town- ship High School. They will de termine the club's entry in the RIB IAMB CHOPS »99« LOIH LAMB CHOPS 1.19 International contest, y The contest is open to all young VIENNA PASTRAMI . people in Middletown who are 14 I years of age and under 22 as of KOSHER FRANKS **" •«•> 89' ..Jan. 15, 1997. trhe contest was initiated to BEEF LAMB CHICKEN PARKS SCRAPPLE WFAST TUAT generate an awareness and un- derstanding* of peace among to- FILLET OF FLOUNDER , morrow's ,- leaders, Mr. Smith Ib. said. \ yr... FANCY No. 1 SMELTS The contest offer* a grand prize of $25,000 In the form of an edu- GOVERNMENT GRADE A c cational and-or career assistance CORMED BEEF VKNNASUCB 4«x.pkg59 grant to the world winner. grand total of $50,000 in awards NEPCO KIEIBASI TURKEYS will be made. In addition to the first prize, v eight world division semi-finalist OVER prizes of $1,000 each will be give SLICED BACON 18 LBS. and the eight semi-finalists will 35« ~- 39' also get travel expenses to Chi- SWIFT PREMIUM TURKEY cago next' July, when the first GOLDEN CREST lb Und8rl prize winner will be chosen from &Over ., the eight BUTTERBALL -45« Mora than 20,000 local, district and multiple district awards al- so will be made. - BIG THANKSGIVING VALUES AND STAMPS TOO! Th* Middletown club's wlnnei wilt advance up the ladder to- ward that prize. Two prizes will be awarded by the local club—a $50 Savings Bond for the winner FRUIT PINEAPPLE APPLE and a $25 bond for the runnel up. \X,hen only the best will do, you'll COCKTAIL JUICE SAUCE Pick Rosato be thankful for the turkey you buy from us. Why? AH our turkeys are FINAST ^Jk 1 Ib. FINAST FIHAST In Keyport 14oz TOP KEYPORT - Julius Rosato plump, full-breasted and tender . TOP "4 ' TOP Theme Aye., was elected and QUALITY W cans QUALITY cans QUALITY installed as president of the Key- and specially bred to yield slice after port Democratic Club, at a meet- ing recently in the American Le- slice of succulent meat gion Some. He succeeds Lewis Smith. William Friedrlch, borough TOMATO GOLDEN SWEET committee chairman, was in- stalling officer. Others elected the trimmings and treats from were Mrs. Joseph Silvestri, vice ^ to fruit cake to serve with your JUICE president; Mrs. Claire Friedrdch YAMS PEAS secretary; Mr. Smith, trea. turkey are waiting for your holiday surer; Vincent Halleran, sergent- FINAST ROYAL at-arms. selection. ' Richmond Mr. Rosato appointed Miss TOP PRINCE Garden Gloria Masia, corresponding sec- retary and Hillary Cummons, Ste- QUALITY Fresh 1 3KI* ven Kelly", Mr. Smith and Mr. Frledrich, membership commit- tee. 0CEAN SPRAY Mrs. Frledrich, Christmas par- HOLIDAY FRUITS ty chairman, reported the party will be Wednesday, Dec. 14, at __-«.. L1ZSX? Cranberry Sauce the American Legion Home, in place of the montly meeting Mrs. Silvestri and Miss Masia FRESH CORN Whole Boiled Onions are members of the committee. FLORIDA'S Youngster S1BAR SWEET Reynolds Foil Wrap - 53c Trick-Treats For Hospital TOMATOES Comstock Apple Slices 4 87< KEYPORT — Like thousands of other,'youngsters, Forrest Rud- HOT HOUSE, 41ICY b nick, son of Dr. and Mrs, Joseph 69c ONIOH SOUR CREAM DIP Rudaick, 101 Atlantic St., dressed «E» RIPE, FUVORFUL RICHMOND COFFEE up In costume for Halloween and went from house to house in bis FINAST SWEET POTATOES HECKER'S fARINA X 24' Pkfl. neighborhood. But, in addition to BOSC or AMJOU PEARS 2- 39c lib. 6 or. cbllecting'the usual trlck-or-treat pkg. goodies, Forrest wound up hit BELLVIEW 250 NAPKINS WHEATENA twofcour tour with a container GARDEN FRESH ?- of money $2.85. CRISP CARROTS "«"»=•» 2S2h POPULAR AIAX CLEANSER '** MAYPO OAT CEREAL The 12-year-old boy said that at 21b. 10 ox. all the houses be visited, he made YELLOW TURNIPS =FAVORIT E 2-17= QUAKER QUICK OATS pkg. •-request for a donation for the U.S.No.1 building ' fund Of the proposed Bayriiore Community Hospital. MclNTOSH APPLES 2W" & UP & 39. FINAST INSTANT COFFEE MY-T-FINE PUDDINGS "He did it entirely on his own," said Mrs. Rudnlck, president of CRACKLY CRISP 3:29c DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT 2 ^ EVEREADY COCOA the Keyport Auxiliary, who at- YELLOW ONIONS lib. tributed her son's intiatlve to the QUCK 2 l b INSTANT fact-tnat he had often heard his SHELLED WALNUTS H-0 OATS P k a 42e 27c father, a Keyport physician, cite HOLIDAY FROZEN FOODS NOS. the treat need for a hospital to STUFFED OLIVES LA ROSA SPAGHETTI a o9 serve the Bayshore area. PUMPKIN PIES PITTED OLIVES INSTANT POTATO MIXECH S 55' B QUICKo rol D FASHIONED} To Extend MRS. SMITH'S large *M^%m MI-LEM COCKTAIL MIX - 49' H O OATS " Shrewsbury TASTE TEHPTWG 2 Ib. pkg. Jf • ^f C DERAN'S CHOCOLATES ° 4 £ i NABISCO MAL1OMARS * - = Parking Ban Mrs. Smith's Mince Pies pkg. OTC JIFOAM SPRAY APPLE PIE FILLING 12oz.$f TRENTON — The state High- BURRY'S—MR. CHIPS, GAUCHO A9 ». wr. .3"K»- The parking prohibition, which RIVER BRAND RICE previously had been Imposed at TOR1 GARDEN llb.8oz. DOMIHO GRANULATED SUGAR 5 '»• all times along the west side Peas & Carrots of the highway from the Red CAROLINA LONG GRAIN RICE 1 ^ Bank line to Queen Anne Dr., •YOR GARDEN C 77c will be continued along the same Golden Corn bag 4T WISK LIQUID 43c WOODBURY SOAP «" lido to White St. •YOR' GARDEN • CUT OMEN -YOU' GARDEN STARKIST TUNA CHUNK RITE This is necessary, a department Beans '^p" 39c Potato Puffs 1 pint 6 oi. spokesman said, because traffic LUX LIQUID —33c l 59c signals are to be erected at the EDEE wrrH THIS • White St. Intersection. , Finasf Oven Fresh Bakery Treats! 1 pint 6 oz. rREC COUPON The regulation will become ef- DOVE LOTION —33c Slid ' 59c IOO fective with the posting of signs, GRUH SUMPS , expected within two weeks. SPECIAL OFFER COFFEE CAKE S • «-*.3.3 | WITH PURCHASE OF $7.50 or MORE FILM SHOWN 1 pound ^QL RINSO BLUE FAIR HAVEN — Members of c COFFEE MAKER tll^lT ONE n* ADUIT _ C1OARBTTES, T01ACCO, IEER, the Bayihore Alumnae, Alpha WHITE BREAD LARGE 8oz.loaf*T 1lb.6oz.tize 3lb.7oz.tize UQUOI and FRESH Ml IK EXCEMPT FROM STAMP OFFER Delta Pi sorority, met last week COUPON NOT IEOEEMAILE AT HACKINSACK, In the home of Mrs. George Glf- WKlMIMT PUINF1ELD, WISTMILD 4 IUIAIITH fin to sea the film, "The Child ENG1ISH MUFFINS £1* pkg. MMWHL 33c 79c rmasi Molester." ' HOUSE* Good thru Sat., Nov. 19th The group's' Christmas party PUBLIC SIRWCI NOTICE FOR NtW YORKERS t COFFEE will tak« place Saturday, Dec. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU 4AT., NOV. 19th at all NEW JERSEY, NEW CITY, 10; at 9 p.m. (n the home of FREE DIABETES TEST ADVANCED ALL PEARL RIVER and STATEN ISLAND ttoret (oxc.pt PLAINNELD, WESTFIILD, Mrs. Baynard Smith, Matawan. By N. Y. Health Dept. - Call 867-6010 lValb-ilz* 3lb.loz.tlz* ELIZABETH and HACKENSACK), W« reserve the right to limit quantities Not -The dub'* next meeting will be reiponilble for typographical errori. held at I pirn., Jan. 11, in the horde of Mrs. Jay Perkins. A 39c 77c silent auction will be featured as a fund-raisins, project. ' 320 THIRD AVENUE, LONG BRANCH ROUTE 36 and FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS h #—Wt£»e*t*f, Jim. IS, IWB DAILY REGISTER New Budget p For Authority Is Up $9,000 i EATONTOWN—The Sewerage Authority last night adopted its 1967 budget in the amount of $70,281, an increase of $9,000 over last year's figure. PUT YOUR TRUST (and your fork) IN A BRAND NAME TURKEY! . About $8,000 of the increase Is In expenditures for plant and There is a difference in TURKEYS ... But, when it comes to SELEaiON, your best systems,, with the other {1,000 appearing in administrative sala- choice is a BRAND NAME TURKEY! "Big W" proudly features world-famous ries. George W. Winning, au- thority secretary, has estimated LAND 0' LAKES TURKEYS in your favorite sizes. Or, you may prefer the popular the increase will be offset gen- SWIFT'S BUTTERBALL TURKEYS ... We have those, too! Yes, even fresh hen turkeys 2^erously by an jncrease of about $33,000 fiwevemies next year; are at "Big W" ... SELECT YOUR TURKEY NOW AND PAY LESS AT "BIG W"! Purchase of a new half-ton truck from Kitson Chevrolet, Rt. 36, at a net cost of $1,843 was approved unanimously. Also ap- WORLD FW1OUS * BUTTER-KNIFE TESDER * OYE\ READY proved was the expenditure of $325 for scales and fitting for ad- ditional chlorine tanks at the Super M&rice municipal sewage disposal plant. LAND O'LAKES Mr. Winning told authority County Line Road t«- members with obvious pleasure IN TH« BROOK PLAZA SHOPPING «NT« that the^ December meeting will be in the borough's new munici- —pal building, Eaton Hall, to be JACKSON, N. J. dedicated Sunday, Nov. 27. 56 Newman Spring Driver Loses RED BANK, N.J. Control, Hits U.S.GOV'TGRADE"A' 7c OFF LABEL Pump, 2 Cars Fresh Frozen LIGHT - FLUFFY RED BANK — A car drove ou of control through a. gas station at Shrewsbury Ave. and Bank St. yesterday, hitting a gas pump 20 to 24 - and two parked cars. Police said David Lee Cade, SPRY 34, of 224 Shrewsbury Ave., was driving east on Bank St. when SHORTENING his brakes failed at 5:40 p.m. He rounded the comer and en- tered the Shrewsbury Ave. drive- way of the Amoco service sta- 42 OZ. tion, struck the high test pump X and two unregistered cars. U.S. GOV'T GRADE A'-OVEN READY CAN The drive? received a sum LAND 0' LAKES mons for driving without a li- cense from Patrolman Vernon Patterson, and the investigation 14 to 19 Pounds on MONTI Is continuing, • ' FRUIT Earlier, at 3:05 p.m., a car TURKEYS with a ruptured gas tank spilled gasoline in the White St. parking COCKTAIL lot. A, still alarm brought the PricM< (fhditr. thru Saturday, hirs* V) ei. am Liberty Hose Co. to wash the Geld Star - USDA Choice-Young Nay.mb.r 17, 1966. Ntvar any; Grain f«*Steer- Extra ValuTrim limlHl Buy all you wantl Nona area down. told to dtohrt. Net raiponiibb Boneless Choice for typographical atron. 29< Toastmasters Whole K.rn.l STEAK SALE! •rCMtm 'Cast Slated DEL MONTE CORN On WHTG CUBE FORK ' 16.1. can TEMDER EATONTOWN — Officers of STEAK the Navesink Toastmasters, Red Bank area chapter.of Tpastmas- ters International will be inter- SWISS h Ib. All" FLAVORS viewed on the 'Meet Milli" radio STEAK Gold Star program ' over station WHTG( Fr.ih Cut (ram Hl-C FRUIT DRIHKS here, at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Young M.oVy Fry.r* ROCK CORNISH GAME HENS AIL VARIETIES - MOTT'S Club officers ar.e Daniel Elders SHOULDER BONEBONE- Bar-B-Que of Long Branch, president; Carl FRUIT TREATS LES8 FRESH ITALIAN SAUSAGE ,Hoi«iwwr'.iiap«ADi«ni* +.nt.. Moody of Middletown, educa- STEAK BH 0M GMm 1 CHICKEN SLICED OR CROWNS tional vice president; Robert PORK CHOPS « °" " K» WHKHS S1{,\ ib. 58c S°K ">• 68c B&B MUSHROOMS '.:. 3" 89c Stratton of Middletown, admin- FRESH CHICKEN "v«kS9e «wfc3» US'MOe; PARTS istrative vice president; John TOP ROUND BETTY CROCKER • ec OFF LABEL Waters of Red Bank, secretary, BREAST QUARTER and Arthur. Katims of Little Sil- STEAK FRESH BEEF STEW * 68c BABY SPARE RIBS "> 58c PIE CRUST STICKS ver, treasurer. LINDEN HOUSE • No Dapoilt BoHlt The aims of the club are to TOP SIRLOIN GOLD STAR - USDA CHOICE - FRESH GROUND - ALL BEE? GINGER ALE or CLUB improve self confidence . and IINDEN HOUSE speaking abilities at public STEAK 33< gatherings. Interested persons HAMBURGER CRANBERRY SAUCE LEG QUARTER are Invited to attend the unit's KELLY'S , LONDON 1 EN b meeting Monday in Shadow- ib. 2'"49c brook,: Shrewsbury, at 8 p.m. BROIL ROUND CHUCK CHOPPED SWEET POTATOES XTRALEAN Ib. ALL FLAVORS Raritan Civic ROUND GROUND »»• 33 ICECREAM ri559c Group Elects All FLAVORS - Slim B«t low Color), or Llnd.n HOUM M WEST KEANSBURG — Fred Yet - Pay L.

«2<«25c Florida - Full of Juice ' — ^ 4fe4fe treasurer; Mrs. Frances Thomp- BISCUITS CHOCOUTE SWIRL . POUND CAKI . CHOCOLATE CHUNK OR CREAM STYLE - ROYAL DAIRY OR 7 son, recording secretary; SARA LEE CAKES «BH«OHN ij.r.,,k,.59e June* Cundento, correspond- AXELR0D COTTAGE CHEESE 26c REGULAR or CRINKLE CUT - WESTERN STAR ^^^ -.. ing secretary,.and Philip Buddy, WHOLE MILK ORANGES 10 28 «'ergeant-at-arms. FRENCH FRIED POTATOES JZWz • f> The association will meet Mon- ITALIAN MAID RICOTTA EXTRA FANCY ANJOU PEARS * 19c IINDEN FARMS . ^^^ day, Nov. 28, in Palmer Lounge, TWIN PACK -YELLOW/WHITE COMIO • ROYAL DAIRY -- RED JUICY CORUAND APPLES 3*'"•We ORANGE JUICE ""H-WMM *«.m^iS^ Pay teu for "Country Fmh* Dell Fatoritet SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE SWEET AND TENDER FRESH CARROTS ifc.-n.i-i 1*1* Sliced - Extra Lean - Super Seal Senior Citizens MILK ADDITIVE RED SWEET EMPEROR GRAPES *-18c OSCAR MAYER ;M ^ Have Luncheon JACK FROSTED CHOCOLATE SHAKE WHITE ONIONS 2 »• 29c BAKING POTATOES 5^ 45c HOLMDEL - A. Senior Citi- CROWN YELLOW TURNIPS 'b 9c BRUSSELS SPROUTS *-29e zens' meeting at the Village PURE APPLE CIDER *.a.ion «.„*.„„ 39c Church featured a covered dish SCALUONS 2^., 19C RADISHES -n.pkB.2'"19c BACON 79c luncheon and New Jersey Bell Telephone Company movies. Morrell Sausage Meat Hot.rswHt ib. Pi«a. 39,. The group Is under the direc- b tion of the township Recreation All Meat or All Beef Franks ?.Z" ci ,59c Commission, with Mrs. David Redeem Thope Bonus Cash Coupons At "Big W"! Carlson of leaded and Mrs. Rich- Sliced Cold Cuts *- ' 2iS89e ard Greenman assisting. The Teen Club, also sponsored Sliced Cold Cuts ioT' ^ by the commission, met recently Oieor Moy.r - Sirvi k S.ol Oicar May«r . Sllud at the Indian Hill School to dis- Salami <=••"> 2iS 89c Bologna o'k°o' 39C cuss a bowling party, card par THIS toward the purchase of an/ THIS toward the purchase of any "International Appetbtir Dept."l {when avail.) and a play. ! D ZEN HALF GALLON MORRELL - FRESHLY SLICED COUPON ° COUPON Bazar in Highlands BOLOGNA 78c HIGHLANDS - The Episcopal Church Women of St. Andrews WORTH EGGS WORTH ICECREAM IMPORTED BOILED HAM "<»"»° FRESHLY SLICED NOVA SCOTIA Church will hold their annual Coupon .ffatliva thru Wadnasday, Novambar 21, 1966 lb Sllttd Coupon »f)icliv« thru Wadnaidoy, Novambtr 23,1946 Christmas bazar and dinner Dec. LIMIT 1 PER ADULT FAMILY Spiced Ham 68c Lox 6. The bazar'will feature hand- 1 LIMIT 1 PER ADULT FAMILY AMER. KOSH. SPECIALS or FRESH MACARONI " Coupon valid only with th. purehoia of 'lltb Iran made fancy articles and. Christ- 20 Coupon valid only with Iht purchcm of Ihlt Kara Griddles ^li, "-79c Salad "TZ* *-23c mas decorations and will take place in tfle' parish hall from Yei—Pax ten for Frtih FUh A Seafood ! to 8 p.m. Dinner will be served starting at 5 p.m. BOTH COUPONS ARE EFFECTIVE ONE FULL WEEK THRU WED., NOV. 23rd SKINLESS AND BONELESS """ ° Members' of the Girls Friendly FLOUNDER FILLET '^ 78c S*v)"sors' will conduct a cake U.S. No. 1 Fancy Smelts "> 29c booth. Never Any Limits! Buy All You Want! Come On In! Fresh Calamari Squid •MW»» »>. 28c BAND CONCERT SET ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — The Municipal Band will present a concert Monday, Nov. 28, at 8 p.m. in the local elementary school auditorium. Proceeds will benefit the school Parent-Teach- er Association. ' THE DAILY RJEGISTER W

Suit Settled For $15,000 Parent Night Cadillac Owipaoy. ISO Gifts to Rutgers l/ln. Gertrude Omdry, *t&. fcw Joint Sola Staff rXe&BQD — A twy Springs M. womiu Jstared is *n «nto wci- bwbuxt, Edwud, of 848 Brotd Set at Ocean WO BANK— Joseph V. tfiui- St, Shrewsbury, had sued Joseph Mr. Mutleavey has been in au- dent la mat borough two yew* leavey, 1443 Rustic Dr., West tomobile sales lor 10 years. He kgo tits accepted * $19,000 set- Mazza, 43 North Park Ave., Deal, has been appointed to the and his wife moved to their pres- the tlement for her injuries and Shrewsbury, with whom the set' High School Hit Record Peak sales staff at Russell Oldimobile- ent home in 1965. the pro-am Included abbrevi lexpemm. ' tiement was reached. The sum OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Parents •ted cjtuioom. schedules NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) —An ng gifts from alumni, provided was approved by Superior Court of high school students will have conference* with teachers. ill-time higti of more than $13 $361,910. Judge Andrew A, Salvest, the opportunity to attend brief million in gifts, grants, contracts Among other funds with prin- Jury Awards Mrs. Corrdry was driving her classroom sessions after their youngsters' schedules on Parents d bequests was received dur- cipal invested, the Eagletoa Instl- Youth $15,000 car and was halted In traffic on G RAMAN'S #j*e 1965-66-fiscal year by Rut- tute's Pord Foundation * grant Night, next Monday, at 7:30 at VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. gers tfniverslty, President Mason realized $350,000, the Institute of FREEHOLD — Earl Abel, 143 R*. 35 when, the complaint al- Ocean Township High School. drive-in W. Gross . of v Rumson has -en- Long Branch Ave., Long Branch; her vehicle was struck 156 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK. N. J. N«m — coteriig i Microbiology Endowment Fund Douglas W. Fredericks, prln nounced, >ortion — $10,311,- lln Jr. Fund '$100,000. spine Injuries. She was reme-] ten-minute classes will be held 232 — was in research contracts injuries suffered in an auto ac- Louis Drazin, by teachers in each classroom Temporary scholarship funds cldent. sented by Red Hoover Cleaners From 24.95 and. grants during the fiscal year totaled $196,009. In addition, there will be The verdict was returned to Bank; Mr. Mazza, by Frank P. athletic demonstrations in the wWch ended last June 30, Gifts Lands and buildings funds Zimmer, Asbury Park. and bequests amounted to $2,' Judge Clarkson S. Fisher. De- gymnasium, experiments con Eureka Cleaners From 24.95 915,504. , y amounted to $820,150, including fendants were George D. Cardoza, Campers Meet ducted in the science laboratories What rt mtow to y6o $620,000 for'the medical school Washington, D.C., driver of the and driver education exhibitions Shetland - Lewyt - Sweeper - Vac Federal government contracts car in which Mr. Abel was riding, LONG BRANCH — The Jer- he said, Drivt-la mtavrmts ttaittd It and grants liprtsented some building. and Woodrow W. McLean, At sey Shore Campers recently held Waxers-Polishers- Hand Cleaners all. Htw |m <*oit awry lypt tW(Mhirds of the total — $8.4 The principal also announced of bnlMfl km eMVMlttt lantic City, driver of the second a meeting at Hobait Manor, here. that report cards covering the lKlBwt Wi'» million — and more than 80 per car Involved. President William Pierce, An- SALES and SERVICE {h ! eatsHear period which ended Nov. 10 will ception. Prhw-la, hondl* your TheacciaenTdc

, Mr. Salesman! How many Doesyourcertifiedestimate SCOTCH PINE heat units do I get out of of heating costs include a$25 worth of OIL? From ahot water? $25 worth of GAS? WARNING! Natural Looking Don't be mislead on this point! Cer- Don't let the salesman talk around Considering a new heating fuel? Then take tified GAS estimates do not include this! There's only one scientific an* these questions to heart! Fuel Facts publishes cost of heating water. Gas hot water ; swer! In Monmouth and. Ocean them as a public service to protect you against can cost you an extra $100 a year! Counties OIL givesyou 23 MILLION exorbitant fuel costs, tricky contracts, meaning- Make sure both heat and hot water neat units for $25 while gas gives less guarantees and misleading advertising. Get are included in the estimate! OIL you only 16 million heat units for truthful answers to these questions in writing heat estimates always include hot Hundreds of Trees in Stock for Immediate Delivery tfi& SSirfe $25! Thatts 43% more before you sign a thing!This is vitally important i water^Remember, too — OIL pro- heat with OIL than with gas! Watch to you even if you are dealing with a public utility!. duces hot water 4 times faster than Prics» Start of: out!—when they try to tell you "gas GAS and at a savings of 40% to is cheaper?'! It just isn't so! 60%! : & • From 4 Ft. % TO 9 Ft. What does it mean when you offer $33 to $99 Mr. Salesman! Did you say there were NO a cash bonuses for a gas installation? Qmoving parts in a GAS burner? 10 Year When there's no fixed price for the work, what can' it pos- Of course there are! What about the thermostat, the pres- Guarantee sibly mean? A gas heat and hot water installation can cost suretrol, the solenoid valve, the aquastat—to name a few??? On Every Each tree It mid* up of up to $2000. The.cost varies from job to job. The cost also GAS, and OIL systems both have moving parts. Any claim - Indlrtdutl Kum-Apirt varies from plumber to plumber* The quality and cost of to the contraryis just-not true!—^—~~ - - Scotch Pine b'rinchti. Eaiy io< •iumbU er tik» equipment varies, too. When you talk about a cash bonus Tree •part . . • of $33 or $66 or $99, what kind of bargain is that? Particu- brtnenti have 3'A-Inch vinyl larly when the final cost is never mentioned! naidlat . .'. Mr.Salesman! Do you offer a service contract? FUmaproof. fl •, Over 30 Easy to (tor*. GAS companies offer no service contracts nor any service Can ba uitd to speak of. Something goes wrong at 2 A.M. on a cold • Styles to with rtguUr Choose FREEHOLD — Eighty persons I la Kapandais, 1616 Florence Ave., Gary Dunn, 10 Westra St., Bank, Germany; Rosaria Zolofra, Pair $9,000, for tickets to the NCAA I have attained citizenship in Interlaken, Yugoslavia; Han- 295 Willow Ave., Long Branch, Union Beach, Greece; lam and Eastern a naturalization ceremony before nelore E, Jamison, 514 Moore Italy; Ivorine V. Block, 293;Ann t. MacLachlan, Phyllis St., Regional, basketball, tournament Moiunouth County Court Judge Rd., Neptune, Germany; Patricia Cleveland Ave., Long Branch, Raritan Township, Scotland^ Ending Trial to be played at the University of Thomas J. Smith. Ann Hanna, 240 South Lincoln Brazil; Hildegard E. Stabbert, 37 Else and Rita N. Gruening, FREEHOLD — A Monmouth Maryland, March 17-18. Judge Smith swore in the group Ave., Ocean Township, England; Bayberry La., Middletown Town- 809 F St., Belmar, Germany. County court jury has Purchasers will be limited to Virgil S. Gomes, 166 North Fifth four tickets, which cost $8 apiece on the recommendation of Joseph ship, Germany; Richard W. Stab- Judith H. Szedernyes, 1107 awarded $9,000 to two persons Tricarico, attorney general for Ave., Long Branch, Portugal; bert, 2/ Bayberry La., Middle- Berkeley Ave., West Deal, Aus- for four games on the two nights naturalization of the Newark Of- Mirella C. Riccardi, 45 Norwood town Township, Germany; Pier- tria; Ilona V. Nagy, 1107 Berke- injured in a two-car auto accidentlljpluj s a service charge pf 25 cents. fice of the Immigration and Ave., Long Branch, Italy; Mary rette Vogel, 511'/$ Monmouth ley Ave., West Deal, Ocean Town- at Ocean Ave. and Joline Ave., There will be no over-the-counter : Naturalization Service. J. Anthony, 4" Mohawk Dr., Ave., Bradley Beach, France. ship, Hungary; Vincenzo Meloro, Long Branch, April 27, 1965. sales. ' . "' ' Matawan, West Indies; Delfina "You have certain responsibil- Luigi Mustillo, 43 Spring St., 663 Rt. 35/ Middletown Township, The jury allowed $8,000 to Mrs. Officials said checks should be ities as' Well as rights," the judge G. Dominguez, 10 Morford PI., Italy; Donald J. Orlick, 12 Pros- Florence Eden Lee', 1118. Sum- made payable to the NCAA. Or- Red Bank, Cuba. Red Bank, Italy; Choung Ja told the new citizens. "You have Womack, 32 Main St., Eaton- pect Ave., Atlantic Highlands, merfield Ave., Asbury Park, and ders should be sent to the NCAA FRED D. WIKOFF co a responsibility to uphold the Mary 3. Haberstick, 1201 Bay- town, Korea; Edektraut Kalei- Canada; Evangelia Stavroulaki, $1,000 to Mrs. Norma Rosen- Ticket Office, Box 295, College law, the right to justice and aview Ave., Belmar, Ireland; Jo- wohl, 9 Park Ave., Middletown 31 Thome PI., New Monmouth, bloom, 515 Bridlemere Ave., In- Park, Md., 20740. speedy trial, the right to vote seph Pal, 802 Bowne Rd., Ocean Township, Germany; Joseph F. Middletown Township, Greece; terlaken. Both awards, were 234 MAPLE AVENUE and the right of life, liberty and Township, Hungary; Adele ' and Hornick Jr., 3 Garden Ter., West Johanna C. Berkowitz, 335 Bagainst Daniel J. Dalton, 31 Louis P. Introcasco, Asbury the pursuit of happiness. Antonio De Gudlielmo, 35 LipLon- g Branch, Canada. Third Ave., Long Branch, Nether- Frazee St., Keansburg. Park, and Fred Johnson, Asbury "I congratulate you," he said. pincott Ave., Long Branch, Hun- lands. Mrs. Lee was a passenger in Park, represented Mrs. Lee RED BANK 741-0554 Ann Cycak, Taylor's Mills Rd., and Mrs. Rosenbloom," respec- Those sworn were: gary; Virginia and Armando Gon- Manalapan Township, Austria; Nicholas and Maria A. Molnar, Mrs. Rosenbloom's car when it Guilio Mucci, 156 Main St., zales, 404(4 Tenth Ave., Belmar, 7 -Princeton Dr^-Howel! Town- collided at the jnteraection_witb tively, and George jichock, Perth ErikaJftLGodwin,-47 Lawrence Amboy, Mr.TBalEm. Matawan. Italy; Gisela T\ Hewit £ufaa;- Mgrgit; Miskovlcs, eOS'/i Dr., Neptune, Germany; Markel- ship, Hungary. one operated by Mr. Dalton. "son, 26ll River Rd., Point Pleas- Fifth Ave., Asbury ^ark, Czecho- ant, formerly of 21 Home St., slovakia: Hanna-Lore Tscheku-: Neptune City, Cuba; Anna Hoff- now, 136 Pavilion Ave., Long jnann, lS03~Adriemie Rd., BelBranch- y Germany: tnar, Hungary; Maria Bruno, Archie P. Peterson, Oak Glen Robertsville Rd., Freehold, Italy; Rd., Howell Township, Albania; Rosa Gaglioti, 60 Silverwhite Erzsebet and Imre Nagy, 716 Rd., Little Silver, Italy. Stephen Ter., Neptune, Hungary; Ignacia and Isidore Areu, 474 Sairs Ave., Long Branch, Cuba; Giacomo Pugliese, 282 Mor- ris Ave., Long Branch, Italy; Giuseppe Accardi, . 157 Hudson Ave. Red Bank, Italy; Anna Katharina Bholat, 10 Oxford Rd., Manalapan Township, Germany; Giuseppina Bongarzone, 345 Chel- sea Ave., Long Branch, Italy; Paul Tscherednikov, Ermack St., Howell Township, Austria; PAY Calogero Curto, 178K Wyckoff Rd,, New Shrewsbury, Italy; Fer- nando C. and Joaquim F. Sil vestre, 221 Union Ave., Long Branch, Portugal. Christa K. Leibinger, 12 Colo- nia Dr., Long Branch, Ger- many; Anneliese Homer, 12 Colo- nia Dr., Long Branch, Germany; Badma Boshanow, 155 Shrews- bury Ave., Red Bank, Russia; Eva Miskovics, 60814 Fifth Ave., OVER 18 to 20 LBS 35c Ib. Asbury Park, Hungary; Olive H. Wistuba, 2 Mill Rd., Matawan, Canada; Maria L. SWIFT'S PREMIUM INTEREST Gemignani, 54 Brookwillow Ave., West Long Branch, Italy; BUTTERBALL TURKEYS PER ANNUM Yitzhak Lefkovitz, 43B Mon SILVERTIP ••AID mouth Ave., Freehold, Czech- TWICI A VKAft oslovakia; Marie E. Skaggs, 22 18 LBS. & UP lIbk. 45* LEGS-VEAL Shore Haven Trailer Park, Rari- ROAST BEEF On Investments taa Township, Mexico. CENTER CUT—SHOULDER SNOW WHITE OVEN George M. Disakias, 36 Fulton BONELESS LONDON BROIL READY of $1000 or more" Ave., West Long Branch, Greece; Dieter Kluin, RD 2, Manalapan R-> -.-•s«K TURKEY IUMPS JLCc Township, "Germany; Christa E. Ib. VEAllb.V^t# the Interest can ; Dugan, 44 Evergreen Ave., Nep- DRUMSTICKS 33 58 tune City, Germany; Alexander 88 be Paid Monthly. J. 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Coleman Jr., la bis unsuccess- vice commander; Eugene Espi- population explosion that will we have the vision to meet this ful campaign for Congress this tallier, quarter-master; Charlef You'll Feel brihg more growth in the next demand." year, wants an accounting about Mack, chaplain: Marius Plberes. Thursday 20 years than has taken place a Democratic counterpart. judge advocate and adjutant; GOOD here since the aettlement of Mr. Harris lost to Mr. Coleman Raymond Hart, sergeant-at in the GOP primary and then arms; Adolph Haupt, assistant Friday America, says George L. Bielitz, joined the winner's campaign sergeant-at-arms; Spencer Booth 10 to 9 ,iSn!nm "^ IUYWS - 747.9H4 president of *4ie Monmo«tl) Coun- staff on a volunteer basis. historian; Ernest Luminoso. ty National Bank. Yesterday, he called on re service officer; Ernest J. Wen Sat. to 6 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RDM SHREWSBURY Not only will the number of elected Rep. James J. Howan kowski, welfare "and hospita' people more than deubla by 1985 to account for time spent on hi chairman, and Santo Parise, AT THE A&P SHOPPING CENTER campaign by his J12,000-a-yea Peter Torsiello and Louis but there will be similar in- Filliger, trustees. creases in the number of homes administrative assistant, Fret and jobs, Mr. Bielitz stated. Mutz. He said: The baracks and Its auxiliary iUSr IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS! 'Either Mr. Mutz was Mr, It Is expected that 863,000 people will.make their homes in [Howard's administrative assistan Errors Corrected the county by 1985 as compared engaged in official business, o LONG BRANCH — Like maga X to 390,000 today. The number ot he was candidate Howard's public- zine has corrected errors in households >ill increase from ity manager. He can't be both city advertisement carried in'it! mj 249,000. Jobs will rise atjtaxpayers' expense... pages, the editor and publishei from120,BW16~ii5,WO. JOIN OUR 1967 "Fexpect~a"detailedr""acc6unr- said yestefiJayT ~ These projections, Mr. Bielitz ing ... of how (Mr. Howard' In an issue some weeks ago said, were contained in a study adjusted Mr. Mutz' salary." the magazine erred twice in list- Christmas Club of the New-York metropolitan Mutr~sa1d'~he~fiad~worked ing""the~names of the City Coun Deposit You Pay-In You region undertaken by the Port of Weekly SO Weekl Reulva BROUGHT TO YOU AT GREAT SAYINGS free on Mr. Howard's campaign cil members. That has now New York Authority. He said on vacation time and added that $ .30 $ 25.00 $ 25.25 Monmouth's percentage growth been corrected, Fred Lehmann 1.00 50.00 50.50 e can be both Mr. Howard's the editor, said yesterday. rate will be well ahead of the Michael J. Shyne dministrative assistant and pub- 2.00 100.00 101.00 THE ENTIRE average tor the 23-county re- Icist without added cost to the Be Modern, use The Daily Reg' 3.00 150.00 151.50 gion, pointing out that the coun- axpayers. ^ Ister Classified. S.00 250.00 252.50 .-.. STOCK OF ty is on the outer_Jringe_of the Aids Scouters 10.00 500.00 505.00 SELLING OUT area and was less urbanized to 20.00 1000.00 1010.00 begin with. OAKHURST — Michael J. Now Featuring Interest raid n , CaipUtoa • Ctakil OF WASHINGTON, "Nevertheless," he', asserted, Shyne, assistant national director NEW JERSEY "whatever Monmouth County's of school relationship service, Boy EAGLE SHIRTS standing may have been relative Scouts of America, met with A dlMlnetlVB pollBoUon o( traditional ihlrU by one el th« moit out- JUi Is a tremendous stock from one of New Jersey'* Jaraesr toy stores. to the rest of the area, the SO scouters at the Monmouth •Undlni ihlrtintiuH In tM nation. Haul. Snlrtmikeri ilne, 1S8T. - sudden spurt in its growth will Council scout office here last pose:a challenge to all sectors of night. the county's, leadership, both The 50 scouters are organizers private and public. Banking and of Cub Scout packs, Boy Scout Asburj Park • Rod Btnk • Mam- •autn • North Aiburr Park • Fair business as well as,local and troops, Explorer posts and Sea Karen • Holmdel • Colta N«ck county government must plan Scout ships for the first half • BrleUa • ATOD—NtDtun, CUT well to insure that our growth of 1867. Mr. Shyne helped them Ifembcr Pedcral ttntnt/ftimtl is orderly and well co-ordinated in their duties. Their goal is SO Dcpoitt Iniuranet Corp. to the needs ot the public. We new stout units. must take every step to insure that critically needed public fa- cilities such as schools, hospitals and roads keep pace witii new demands. . ''• •• •The banks in particular will See These Famous Brand Nantes need to make bold and imagina- tive decisions in financing in- HUBLEY - FISHER - PRICE - PARKER - MARX dustrial expansion and in an- ticipating the personal banking needs of a growing population. MATTEL - TRANSOGRAM and many others! The demand .on our resources PARENTS VISIT SCHOOLS BUY NOW and SAVE AS MUCH AS 70% MIDDLETOWN — Township | schools recently observed Amer- CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF TOYS—PUZZLES, PLUSH TOYS, ican Education Week with a vislt- I ing day for- parents. TRUCKS OF ALL KINDS, DOLLS, EDUCATIONAL TOYS, GUNS, 2 new desserts COLOR SETS. GAMES OF ALL KINDS AND MANY OTHERS. CLASS PRESENTS PLAY MIDt>LiETOWN — TWrd grad- ers at Harmony School recently presented a play entitled "The Fairies' Halloween Prank." Mrs. to make Advertise in The Register Pauline,Swanek directed the pro- HAVE THANKSGIVING DINNER ON US!

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By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI ftere, he continued, and to other, FREEHOLD-^-The Citizens Ad- shops in the enclosed mall and visory Committee on urban re- in the perimeter. -,. newal was told last night that it J "W(uare:n0l closing this, proj- has got to think of the 1970s ect to the local merchants,": Mr. jow to attract shoppers into the Ayers said.He suggested that borough and not lose them to the businessmen form develop- utlying centers, ment corporations to buy a build- ing whichispuld be divided-into "t Somedevelopers have told hiray about 10 shops. :aid Local Public Agency Direc- or William E. Ayers, that they Federal aid was available, would not consider.the open mall added Alfred E. Sanders, coun- plan which had previously been cil representative on the CACHe announced, said loans with 20-year, mort- , The. trend •• in shopping dis- gages were available with low: in- tricts, he continued, has moved terest rates. from—towns to outlying - dis- _ .'Council _ ba_d_ instructecLJWr, tricts and now back to towns. Ayers to provide 100 per cent "How mahy_pf you merchants relocation assistance to business- can hold off redeveloping until men, said Mr. Sanders. He GROUND LINK — Civic and military officials dijcUsi new satellite communi- added that the law required this the 1970's?" Mr. Ayers asked. He only for relocating residents. He cation ground link terminal dedicated yesterday in Army Signal School area of Fort aid shopping districts were high- was confident Mr. Ayers could Mihmouth. From left are Mayor Herbert E. Werner of Eatontown; Brig. Gen. Thomas ly competitive, that it was a race against time. do this. Ml Rienzi, signal school commandant; Maj. Gen. K. L. Reaves, deputy chief of staff, "We have "got to submit the Need Open Spaces Continental Army Command; and Mayor Edward CvWilson Sr, of Oceanport. Dedi- Part I application for federal Mr. Ayers said he had sent a copy of 'the proposed plan to a cation-marked opening of first military course in operation, repair and maintenance approval by December," he said, "to get our land on the market friend- in the shopping center of-^ earth based equipment used in defense satellite communication systems. to compete with the large shop- business and was -advised more- ping centers that are going up, open spaces on Main St., were nearby," needed to attract shoppers to the mall, Even with the application ap- proved, federal urban renewal The revised' proposal was pre- Satellite Ground Link sented to the Downtown Mer- would not bo definite, he said; Council must first approve the chants Association last week. The redevelopment plans. merchants plan to hold another "This plan is still flexible," meeting to discuss ways of rede- Terminal Is Dedicated velopment by individual business- Mr. Ayers said, adding that the FORT.MONMOUTH — Dedica- possible the global military satel- Force and the Navy in its Installa- federal urban renewal office just men or by many collectively. tetllte communication lite communications network .at tion, operation and maintenance. receives a' listing of proposed One significant change in the terminal marked the different points'on the earth, can Students accepted for the 23-week space usage and not a schematic. plan was the closed mall which yesterday of the transmit and receive simul- courses must be qualified radio, More than 10 merchants have would be completely .climatized FREEHOLD BOROUGH IN 1970? — On the designing board for Freehold borough's and would house a large store leteHiilltary course, in taneously, four telephones and microwave or radar repairmen. expressed interest in the revised urban renewal downtown project is the proposed enclosed mall concept for Rt. 79, p, repair and mainte- four teletypewriter messages. It Other guests" attending yester and many smaller ones. A plan, he said. The plan, if ar> South St. Double lines on^the map indicate where the roadway is now located. This tnce of, earth - based equipment is readily transportable and can day's dedication and the luncheon proved, should increase retai professional, service center is used in defense satellite commu- be set up anywhere in 48 hours. following at Gibbs Hall were business by $31 million, he pre- proposed in the Market Yard revised drawing shows, >be\ides the climatized shopping center, (I) open spaces nication' systems. Two of the terminals, designed Brig. Gen. Joyce B. James, dicted. parking area to offer business- deputy commander of the Army men a lower rent district. along Main St. To the right (2) is a proposed professional service center. Located in the Army Signal and built by Hughes Aircraft Co., Mr. Ayers told the group he School's training area, the equip- Fullerton, Calif., can communi- Strategic Communications Com- mand; Rowland P. Anderson of would not submit the application ment,- .which features a 58-foot cate instantly through any satel- if he did not believe it was feasi- radome housing its parabolic lite in the global system they can the home office of Hughes Air- Invites NYC Woman to Go on Welfare in Monmouth craft Co.; Edward C. Ministri, ble. antenna; was officially placed on jointly "see." The -40-foot para- Nathan Katz, who is president operational status by Ma]. Gen. bolic antennas within the ra- Hughes representative in -Eatpn-r town; Col. William Buerkie, of the borough's Board of Ad- K.L. ReaVe'sU Continental Army domes "look into" a satellite and justment,, questioned' how many- Command's deputy chief of staff track it automatically as it moves deputy chief of staff of the Elec- tronics Command and Col. E. V. merchants would be willing to go Daly to Heated TV Appearance for individual; training, who cut through the-sky. • into debt after having got out a silk ribbon with golden shears. Vestal, commanding the Army The huge radome dwarfs the of it. Board, was present in the audi- Brig. Gen. Thomas M. Rienrl, three vans which serve it. An Combat. Developments Com- By DORIS KULMAN lotment to purchase shoes for mand, Communications-Electronr The program may not increase NEW YORK—Freeholder Mar- her teenage son. ' , ence. Queried after the program, school i commandant, - conducted operations van houses the con- he said a family ot six Is receiv- trotoonsolet, .g^tg^ van irao*- "rfl^ew recipient. $he freeholder asketf. - /J|p • " ing. }ijm a year In. public aid...... tontown and ports the infiatalSlB' radome a.nd The dedicatory, address was i a surplus, he noted, m pother of six, to Join the Mon The woman replied "tiiat she Mr. Daly said he believes sex Mayor Edward C. Wilson Sr. of antenna; and a maintenance van given by Col. Eugene B. Datres, ...J" .» |i|, ore ta. Jnouth Countyj N. J., welfare laws apply to all equally^ He Oceanport a% honored guests. contains a repair shop on wheels, deputy commander of the Army wanted to go to "{SM^'^faool" to . ,-Bld comeyrjrom the roils. • prepare for a job but jvas told hasn't called for prosecution of Special guest, was Miss Vicki complete with, test equipment and Satellite Communications Agency, sajne area by increase^ merchan- those not on welfare, he said Frederick, recently named Miss which had responsibility for de- Mr. Daly told the woman the by the Department of| Welfare spares. dise sales. .;.''/'••' '• •Monmouth County Welfare Board that she wouldn't be permitted because "that's not my responsi- Monmouth County, who assisted Training Unit' veloping, procuring and testing While the proposed plan showed bility." The) welfare recipients With dedication of the ground the ground link terminals. • would help her get the job train- to work because she bad six chil- the generals in handling the silk one large building, Mr. Ayers said dren and should stay home to whose names he referred to ribbon.' ' link, the Signal School accepted Fort Monmouth Chaplain (Lt. ing she said she wants. Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper are it would not house just one large He extended the invitation dur- care for them. , . r : ' The new ground link terminal, responsibility for training of all Col.) John J. Hickey gave, the department store. But a widely- cases which "came to my atten- identical with those which make technicians' in the Army, the Air invocation. ing an hour-and-a-half appear- "Come to Monmouth-County," tion," he said. knowij store would be the draw- ance on the David Susskind show, ing card • to attract shoppers Mr. Daly said; "we'd lefl you do The freeholder agreed that taped here last night - that." there are persons not on welfare It will.be seen and heard by Mr. Daly said the county Wel- who also "take pleasures where television audiences- throughout fare Board "would give every hey may." iusks High Court Rescind Suits Filed the nation, beginning in Los An- woman an opportunity to earn a "But they don't ask every tax- geles on Monday evening. View- day's living" and would make ar- payer in the state to pay for ' To Block ers in the New York-New Jersey rangements to take care of her their pleasures," he said. area can see'the show on Chan- children. He pointed out the Mr. Daly expressed dissatisfac- Its Ruling on Legal Fees nel 5 Suriday, Dec; A, at 9 p.m. board has received a $1 million tion with the living quarters of Apartments The program, pitted Mr. Daly federal grant for Project -BOLD, welfare recipients. FREEHOLD — The county persons charged with crimes. determine a policy for the state's against Dr. Richard A. Cloward, a job-training program, and has Board of Freeholders yesterday Introduced by Freeholder Mar- and counties' obligations. * FREEHOLD — Two- suits were "We are having great difficulty a professor in Columbia Uni- permitted a welfare recipient to with public housing,'.' he said. asked- the state Supreme Court cus Daly, the resolution also asks Only Freeholder '. Benjamin filed in Superior Court.yesterday versity's Graduate School of So- train as a nurse. against Marlboro's Township In most cases they don't want to rescind its ruling.that counties the court to stay the effect of its Danskin opposed the measure, cial Work, in a vituperative de- The freeholder said there" is Marcus Daly pay' legal expenses for indigent ruling until the Legislature can He said he first saw the resolu- Council and its Board of Adjust- bate on the freeholder's contro- welfare recipients. That's the ment to void two garden apart- "no question in my mind that il- trouble we're having in Mon- tion four hours earlier and, on versial plan to prosecute parents legitimacy today is being carried In Monmouth County, Mr. Daly such short notice didn't "want ment complexes. for violation of New Jersey's sex said, a family of four receives mouth County." on as a profitable situation." "That's a case you well could to tell the Supreme' Court that it The suits, filed by David F. aws when they apply for welfare Mr. Daly said he has been told $4,200 a year in welfare pay- was wrong."" Stokes of 3 Wendy La., Lotta C aid to support their illegitimate ments, tax-free. „ have raised some noise about," there are men who go about Mr. Cloward retorted. eniors Counties are requiredqui , beging - Burke of. Hudson St. and Jay children. our county bragging they have "Either you arc stating an un- 1 We jriost assuredly •have,"" ning Jan.-1, to pay llawyers ffees Hylany d of Graystony e Rd., all Mr ." Daly.also sparred with 125 children on welfare" and are truth or you are uninformed," of all legally indigent persons MMarlborob , alsl o name as defen- Mr. Daly replied. But, he, said, welfare workers and clients in receiving-a cut of the mothers' Dr. C'-'vard replied. "I will state the newspapers "haven'J picked charged with criminal offenses dants, Walter Dunn of Main St. the audience who took the micro- Aid to Dependent Children grants categorically that's about double The freeholders' request states and Edith B. and John Dressier phone to question him. up what we're doing." Merit Finalists which gives them annual incomes what Jhey get jn Monmouth Dr. Cloward disputed Mr. Da_Ti_ however, that the county has no of Rt. 9, Marlboro. Shoe Expense Cited of $10,000 to $15,000, tax free. He County." way of estimating how much Mr. Dunn got Township Coun- Mr. Daly's invitee complained ly's contention that the Depart- EVANSTON, 111. — Two Mon- Negro population in the 1960 U.S. said he has no evidence of this Frederick Scovell, "deputy di- ment: of Health, Education and mouth County, N. J., high school census. money to appropriate for this cil approval Sept. 22 for 146 gar- she had to dig into her food al- and so "can't prove it riow." rector of the county Welfare fund because there are no estab- den apartment units near the Welfare has declared the birth seniors are among the 1,150 The finalists were selected by of an illegitimate child to a finalilts in the third National a committee of college admis- lished guide lines "or experiences state hospital on Rt. 520. The to base it on. . Dresslers got an okay for 250 mother on Welfare "is prinia Achttvement Scholarship Pro- sion officers and high school facie evidence of an unfit granr for outstanding Negro stu- The board said it also won- units on Rt. 9. guidance, counselors. ders if the Supreme Court ruling Police Teamwork Lauded lome." , : . • dents-.sJohn M. Statnaker, presi- The suit contends that the vari- Honors Received "has encroached upon the pow ances were not valid because a The professor said that "99 dent ?( the National Merit Schol- Young Richardson received ers granted to the, state Legisla Marlboro zoning ordinance pro- per cent" of welfare-supported arship Corp., announced today. the Shield and Bar awards, ture." hibits garden apartments any familiesLL'ara.as fiLas your~fanv_- The youths, both 17 years old, scholastic honors, at Freehold Freeholder Eugene Bedell, the where within the township." In Theft Suspect's Arrest ily and mine." •. •?• «• -.-* •re Alfred George Richardson, Regional last year. He is co- lone Democrat, said' later tha It maintained that the^Board He said mat in any home son .of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred editor-in-chief of the ."Log," the the resolution as presented was of Adjustment and council rul EATONTOWN — "This arrest $1,600 in cash, the detective said point and took the cash and as- where the mother doesn't love Richardson,\ 33 Vought Ave., high school yearbook, plays var- toned down from a much more ings were not grounded in evi- was the result of one of the yesterday,, They walked into the sorted watches and jewelry. IT care for them "the children Freehold, a Freehold Regional sity football, is on the basketball critical statement of the Su dence. finest pieces of police teamwork store just before noon Oct. 25, Lt. Fowler said' Mitchell had should be removed no matter High! School student, and Ruselle and track teams. He was elect- preme Court ruling. He said he Since the Board of Adjustmenl I h ever witnessed." police charge, held the store $300 on him when he was appre- what the economic level." g ed to Youth Government Day W . RobinsonRbi , soon of DrDr . and agreed with the principles stated. did not act within time limits se So commented Police Chief staff and six customers at gun hended, and had sent several Mr. Daly protested Dr. Clow- Mrs.M 1 Ruselle Robinson, 1009 last year, and also participated Several bills are under consid by state law, from 60 to 90 days William Zadorozny of the appre- substantial amounts home to his ard's declaration that there is in an engineering seminar in widespread violation of the con- Bangs Ave.,, Asbury Parkk, who eration by the Legislature, the from a hearing date, the appli hension of William T. Mitchell, family. Ab Pk Hih Washington, D. C. under the measure states, to determine a cations automatically were de- stitutional rights of welfare re- attends Asbury Park . High 24, of 1225 Embury Ave., Nep- 4irlift Set Chief Zadorozny praised Lt. School. sponsorship of the University of means to provide defense for in nied, the suit charges. tune, arraigned here yesterday Fowler, Sgt. Fary, Detectiv? cipients, and caused a minor up- 30,000 Considered . He has been accepted digent persons charged with James R. Minogue of Middle On a charge of armed robber;' Davis and Detective Vincent roar in the studio when he said that recent welfare demonstra- More than 30,000 Negro stu- at the University of Missouri in •crimes. Only in murder cases town represents the three Marl- of Littman's Jewelers, Mon- For GI Mail Martin of the Neptune police for Rolla. are fees permitted now. boro residents. mouth Shopping Center, Oct. 25. their teamwork during the in- tions in New York City were in- dents were considered in select- RED BANK — Acting Post- spired by "those handmaidens of ing the finalists. Nearly 4,500 Through his attorney, Robert master Joseph J. McFadden has vestigation, -v Obstacles Overcome foreign ideologies I have ho use :• were directly nominated by their Frledlander of Asbury Park, announced that first class mail, for." Mitchell watyed preliminary "It is gratifying to know," he • schools and an- additional 1,000 personal sound recordings and were endorsed for candidacy Hazlet Woman Wins Top hearing in Municipal Court. said, '"that what with present by their schools after request- Magistrate William S. Throck- parcels weighing five pounds or obstacles facing police officers, ing consideration on the basis of morton bound him over for the less and measuring riot more with trained personnel and the Five Named their scores on the National Monmouth County GrandJJury, than 60 inches in length and girth unselfish giving of their own KEANSBURG—Five men were Prize in Welcome Weekend setting bail at $25,000. time, such obstacles can be over- appointed last night by Borough Merit Scholarship Qualifying combined, will be airlifted on come." Chief Zadorozny also Test. Students from more than RED BANK — Miss Marianne Newbold, Colts Nock; Mrs. Abbie town, and Mrs Pearl J. Solomon The suspect, arrested Thurs- Council to serve on its Sewer 23 Rosalie Ave., Middletown. day in Abington, Pa., after a 13- space - available basis between commended the "full co-opera- 1,900 schools were considered. Hornlien of 6 Calt Dr., Hazlet, Close, 31 Irving PI., here; Miss and Curbing Assessment Commis- was the big winner during the Also, Mrs. Florence Wallace, state police alarm had traced the U" and overseas military tion of chiefs of police of the .More than 250 of the finalists Karen Rlley, 34 Tatum Dr., Mid- sion. Welcome Weekend promotion dletown; Carl R. Becker, 37 47 Tindall Rd., Middletown; Emi! him as far away as Mobile, Ala., ,JC offices. towns concerned. Appointed were Patrick Kee'.en, ' will win four-year college schol- event held here Friday and Sat- Second St., Fair Kaven; Mrs. S&bella, 160 North Lovett Ave. was brought into court in' hand- "The dedication of the chiefs arships ranging in value from Also under the new postal law, Thomas O'Brien, Albert Slegel, urday. * • • ' Rosemary HySantis, 474 Sairs Little Silver; Mrs. Lorraine B cuffs yesterday by Detective Lt. to their responsibility to their John Murphy and Michael Mo- $1,000 to $6,000, depending upon She won a weekend for two at Ave., Long Branch; and James Kornek, 209 Valley Dr., Atlantii Marvin Fowler and Detective he said, newspapers and weekly respective communities to fight their need. Two hundred schol- magazines will be airlifted from tichKa. ' Pocono Manor in Pennsylvania. Coupland of West Allenhurst. Highlands; Peter A. Ghiloni, 11 Sgt. Robert Fary. He was crime is. a perfect example of They will determine the arships are underwritten by Ford The event was sponsored by the Jumping Brook Rd., Lincroft brought here Monday, after San Frahciscp to servicemen in what can be done under the most Also Mrs. B.L. Clarke, 111 Viet Nam. amounts to be assessed to resi- Foundation grant funds and ad- Retail Trade Board to attract Apple Orchard Dr:, New Shrews- Miss Patricia Huff, 140 Ocear waiving extradition, by Lt. Fow extreme adverse conditions," the dents along Holly St. and Atlantic ditional awards by sponsor*, n=w shoppers to Red Bank. Other bury;' Jamie Lehman, 66. Lewis Blvd., Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. Jer, Sgt. Fary and Detective Lee To speed postal movement, it chief continued. Ave." for sewer service and to Winners will be announced in prizes—ono from each participat- La., Fair Haven; Boris Gontchar- Nettie . Inselberg, 1508 Garden Davis of the Asbury Park police. is suggested that smaller pack- The. investigation, he said, in residents along Shore Blvd. and March. ing store—went to: ' . enko, S15 Ninth Ave., Belmar; Dr., Asbury Park; Mrs. Mary 2 Accomplices Sought ages within this category be eluded many trips to Philadel- Sceley Ave. where curbing is be- Thero are 30 finalists In New Ed Greeley, Seventh St., Bel- Rd , Hill 119 CCherrh y TreT e Ann Twardoz, 84 Jackson St Still sought are two accom- marked SAM (Surface Airlift phia and much correspondence ing installed. Randy Hill, Mail). Jersey. ford; Mrs. John H. Mackenzlo, Middletown; Mrs. Freehold; Miss Connie Berrls plices believed to be involved with police nf Mobile, Ala. and Reappointed for another year 20 Winding Way, Little Silver; IrmgarFarm d-Rd. A,. Thompson, 8 Edge 4?4 Hance Rd., Little Tilver; Mis! with Mitchell in other heists in Mr, McFadden notes that small Abington, where the arrest was To keep the • finalist group Id A as cons.able was Jerome Mayer. representative of outstanding Mrs. Thomas, Garrett, Rt. 34, wood Rd., Rumsbn; Mrs. John Judy Hennessey, 17 Pine Ave New Jersey and several other er packages, even though they finally made. Council adopted Its three bond Negro students throughout the Colts Neck; Mrs. ^Thomas L. E. Strahle, 43 Rumson PI., Lit- West Long Branch; Mrs. Edwarc states, Lt. Fowler said, are to be airlifted, should be He also expressed apprecia- consolidation ordinances, paving country, each of four geographic Shirley, 10 Farm La.AEatbntown; tle Silver; Mrs. James McAlhaney Cook, 17 Second St., Fair Haven, Mitchell and another man al- mailed no later than Dec. 1. tion of the efforts of citizens who the way for sale of more than regions was alloted a number Mrs. Eleanorc M. Behrens, 60 17 Mechanic St., here; Mrs. Nina and Joseph Bandos, 38 East Gar legedly robbed the Llttman store Larger packages, he said, should stepped forward and helped the one million dollars In bonds next of flndlists proportional to its Bay Ave., Highlands; Mj^. D. T Egeland. Lakeside Ave., Eaton- field Ave., Atlantic Highlands, of about $20,000 in jewelry and have been mailed before now. investigators. month. • I 14—Wed/ie*i«y, 2?w. W, 1966 THE DAILY OEGISTER Donna Mayer Is Bride

VtiXUZX — Miss Doom Joy . Budelmann Weds Mayer, daughter of Mr. and EAST VTNELAND — St. Mary's Mrs. J. George Mayer, 30.Willis Catholic Church was the setting PL, Keansburg, and Paul E. here Saturday for the marriage Worth were married here* Sun- ol Miss Marlon Villa to Edward day In St. John's Methodist Budelmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Church. Walter Budelmann, 2 Francis The bridegroom is the son of % ? P!, Kednsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Worth Sr.p The bride is the daughter of Valley St., Highlands. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Villa of East County Fare Rev. Norman R. Rijey, pastor, Landis Ave. • officiated at the double ring cere- Rev. John Poistana, pastor, of- mony. ficiated at the ceremony. Church George Mayer, Middletown, es- organist was Miss Margaret Ca- corted his sister to the altar. She 7.azza and soloist was Mrs. Lee Duchin Plays a Siren Song wore a floor-length gown ot white Kuchler. Immediately after the satin. Alencon lace bordered the ceremony a reception was held By MARGUERITE Invited to Join the entourage Roruon, Mrs. Henry Delbasco cathedral-length train and long in the White Sparrow Inn, Vine- HENDERSON headed post-lecture for Charlie and Mrs. David Engebretson, tapered sleeves and trimmed the land. all of Matawan. fitted bodice. Her fingertip-length Wow! What a party — the Truax's Old Orchard Country Club, Eatontown, Mr. Brinkley three-tier veil was held by a Mr. Villa gave his daughter in only one we ever departed Loyal sons of Rutgers (and marriage. She wore a" Candlelight rMdUst;: aoecpUNd.^ AddedJo crown of pearls and crystals. from in triplicate!- It" Was Hie devoted daughters ot Douglass,- Mrs'.-Robert Ru»sSiEttonWwni~ white gown of alpaca peau de siren song of Peter Duchin and this group were Mr. and Mrs. too) celebrated the university Mel Zelsel, Little Sliver, and was matron of honor. sole appliqued with Alencon lace his orchestra that kept luring bicentennial Thursday night at Mri; Part E. Worth and accented with seed pearls on us back to the Cynthia Ruthrauff, a student the American Hotel, Freehold.! Bridal attendants were Mrs. the bodice. The slim skirt was fun and fes- at Miss Hewitt's Classes, NYC To hear the Alma Mater Michael Rosenberg and Mrs. (The former Donna Mayer) fashioned with a cathedral-length tivities that — home to hear the lecture played as a two-step waj a Henry Riddle, Keansburg, and School and is employed by the train bordered—with matching made an eve- and to celebrate her 18th birth' novelty — as Candy and Beau Mrs. WiUiarri Dowens, Port New Jersey,Bel] Telephone) Co., day. lace. Her cathedral-length veil ning aboard (on accordion and bass) were Monmouth, all sisters of the Red Bank. was held in place by a bishop's the SS Shalom augmented by Ed and Dan Lip- bride. The bridegroom was graduated crown of Alencon lace. truly "a night The Lincroft ladies' "Return man, New Brunswick, sons of Robert Russo, Eatontown, was from Atlantic Highlands High a famous Rutgers Ag School Miss Joanne Travaglio, Rich Mrs. Michael R. Longo to rem em- to Camelot" was accomplished the best man. Ushering were School and is employed by Ul- land, was maid of honor. Brides- ber." with the utmost eclat. Fash- director in whose honor a hall Daniel Worth, Keyport, brother (The former Judith Randall) there is named. rlchsen Sea Skiffs, Marlboro. He maids were the Misses Patricia Everything ions were full of international of the bridegroom; Arnold Per- is a member Of the National and Janice Villa, at home, sis- was elegant. flavor. Mrs. Edward Rosell, Joining them for most of the ry, Highlands, and Duwayne Guard, Red Bank; ters, of the bride. Miss Randal! The long walk her dark hair swept smoothly numbers (which ranged chron- Mayer, Belford, brother of the: Best man was Marvin Cream- to "the ship Henderion back, made a stunnlng~seriora ologically ffom "If You Knew bride • ' " Be Modem, use The Dally Reg- er, Glassboro. Ushers were Craig along a normally uninspired in flowing emerald green chif- Susie" to "Hello Dolly") was A reception followed in the Port ister Classified. Mrs. Edward Budelmann Budelmann, at home, brother of Is Married loading pier was jollied up with fon, while Mrs. Albert Beiga football coach John Bateman. Monmouth Fire House. When they captured the feeling of the (The former Marion Villa) the bridegroom, and Ronald MIDDLETOWN — Miss Judith continuous swags of gold, red Also there to represent the return from a motor trip through Creamer, Williamstown. and pink ribbons. Massive Orient in her stark black crepe Rutgers athletic staff was Matt the states, they Ann Randall and Michael Robert —its mandarin collar encrusted The bride was graduated from bouquets were spotted here Bolger, basketball coach. will reside at 30 Willis PI., Keans- Longo were married Saturday •with silver beading. Vineland High School in 1962 andhere in Old First Church. and there. And just at the Dr. Houston Peterson, pro- burg. gangplank a surprise screen- fessor emeritus of philosophy, Pickett's Ppst from Glassboro State College in. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. A total of 280 people set a The bride was graduated from 1966. She Is employed as an art ing of silver tinsel formed the was the principal speaker and Frank W. Randall, 36 Woods record for- attendance at the Middletown Township High GIFT SHOP teacher in West Deptford Town- background for a gilded and be- several alumni in the audience End Rd., Middletown, and Mr. Woman's Club buffet ball ship. jeweled zoo full of fake also took their turn at the lec- and Mrs. Tripoli Longo, 355 More- whose proceeds will benefie the Mr. Budelmann is an alumnus animals except for one lone, 'upper fire house". Lincroft tern. Among them, Peter Cart- • DRAPERY • house Hwy., Fairfield, Conn. mell, Rumson; Howard Mew- of Middletown Township High live camel. And the rest of branch of the Middle town Li- man, Freehold Township; School and Glassboro State Col- Rev. Webb Leonard officiated the evening was Just as far brary. They danced to the Freeholder Director Joseph C. at fhe double ring ceremony, out. music of the Mel Tones and lege, class of 1966. He Is em- Irwin and Arthur Swift, Red after which a reception was held The fashion show was ex- ployed as a biology teacher and laughed at the antics of "Putt Bank. We particularly liked director of audio-visual aids at in Buck Smith's Emerald Room, travagant. Three ihgeniouj Putt Petillo" who livened East Ke'ansburg. the simple summation given by Oakcrest High School. He also rotating props served as a things up with an act on bald- Mr. Swift (class of "ought HARD- GIFTS holds the rank of corporal in the Mr. Randall gave his daughter stage backdrop. They were headed men and another with eight") when he said "Rutgers U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, in marriage. She wore a lace cleverly dreamed up by Walter a Keystone Cop theme. has come a long way over the CANDLES. Camden. gown designed with an A-line Hazeltine —- who jnust have Others "dancing atten- years —• and I think all of it On their return from a wed- skirt fashioned with a train of spent many a sleepless night dance" included Mr, and Mrs. good."___ , " CARDS ding trip to New York, the cou- peau de soie. Her veil was figuring how to hinge them to Robert Bruce and Mr. and ple will reside on Glassboro-Rich- fastened to a cluster of»roses produce several , extremely Mrs. William O'Brien. Fair Ha- TRINITY LUNCHEON WARE wood Rd., Glassboro. •' and lily-oRhe-valley. . clever scenes. The models were ven, and Mr. and Mrs: William RED BANK — A Business Peo- We have everything you need Keyport - Holmdel Rd.. great, too, walking mincingly Mrs. Charles Montford, YorJ, 3. Le Kernec, Middletown (he ple's Luncheon Will be served by for drapery hanging plus and fleetingly at almost 45 . Holmdel Village Fill That Vacancy Now^ Call Pa., was matron of honor for is director of the Middletown the women of Trinity Episcopal rtfany items to give special degree angles. Fashions were and decorative The Daily Register Classified to- her cousin. Miss Janice Vaubel, Library). . Church tomorrow from 11:30 a.m. 946 • 8600 bright and exciting and full ol day. Middletown, was bridesmaid. Also, Dr. and Mrs. Donald to 2 p.m. in the parish hall, elements to match the tone the tinsel and pattern of the ©lshansky, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- (John Nemeczki, Bridgeport, White St. The menu includes to- of your roomj. season. mond Lenartowicz, Mr. and mato juice, meat loaf, mashed Conn., was best man. Ushers Dinner was tumptuouj—with Mrs. Igor Jurizin (she wore a were Scott Randall, at home, potatoes, green beans, hot rolls, an entree of Tournedog Ros- short white sparkler of a dress homemade pie and beverage. brother of the bride; Walter sini preceded and followed by totally covered with silver- HUFFMAN & BOYLE'S Vogl, New York, and Eugene Mrs. Charles Gotschalk Is chair- all sorts of delectable dishes beaded diamond patterns — man. " Belardi, Point Pleasant. —goose liver in aspic, clear each centered with a silver Special Bedding Section ... The bride, an alumna of Middle- turtle soup, rock lobster dangle); Mr. and Mrs. Alan IDEAS FOR PARTIES town Township High School, was thermidor, Caesar salad, Speck, Mr. and Mrs. John FAIR HAVEN — The Women's employed at Bell Telephone Lab- petits fours, fresh fruit — and Kay; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Community Club will hold its reg- Great savings on one-of-a-kind quality mat- oratories, Holmdel. that's only part of it! Leff (Mrs. Left was gowned _ ular monthly meeting tomorrow SHREWSBURY Mr. Longo was graduated from Yugoslav Sllvovltz (plum in short white lace with sleeves* at 1 p.m. in the home of Mrs. 468 BROAD ST. tresses and boxsprings from famous makers made with the look of the Phil- Andrew Warde High School, brandy, we're told) was served Arvid Hanson, 11 Circle .Dr.; Coll 747-4422 Route 35 Circle • Eatontown • 542-1010 Fairfield, and Rutgers University, with the appetizers — and It ippines); Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Rumson, at 1 p.m. "Clever Cart- New Brunswick, where he did make one sit up and take Schottle, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert apes" will be the topical the. Same Day Delivery Service majored i&- mathematics «nd re- notice! Rose of Camel, a de- Ziegler and Mr. and Mrs. guest speaker, Mri. OlatHam- SMALL BOAT OWNERS^ ceived a commission as a second licious Israeli wine, followed— James Orem, all of Lincroft. mer of Middletown, who will dem- 1 lieutenant In the U. S. Army. then Israel's sparkling wine .'The C^fems Iliad as their onstrate party recipes. BEACHCOMBER CRUISE He is presently employed at "The President" with dessert. guests Judge and Mrs. Frank AWARD S.S. CONSTITUTION, SAILS DEC. • Remington Arms in Fairfield — and a choice of cordials as Hayden, East Orange, and Mr. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY SEVEN CAR1IMAN PORTS—15,SAYS a finale. and Mrs. Frank Durr, Newark. FARMINGDALE — Mr. and Noturl«g II. S. Coast Oiiard Small lost Cosrw while awaiting military assign- 'Call (or Information : It's NEW in DRAPERY ment. The couple will reside In And these are merely the Mrs. Percy S. Farry, Belmar that city on their return Irom a basics of this stupendous Bam- They may have been "in Blvd., celebrated their 30th wed- berger's New, Jersey — Zim their cups" Saturday night at ding anniversary recently at a or* ZJravtl^tfnU-AiSoclalio* wedding trip to Bermuda. Pltawnt Tnml ttnlai Lines effort to benefit the the gala dinner dance given by dinner in Howard Johnson's Lawlavr Travtl DRY CLEANING & FINISHING 8M-5300 Seton Hall University Scholar- the Red Bank Chapter of Ha- Restaurant. They have two chil- 142-2127 MEETING POSTPONED 0'DMMH Tmtl Agmcy Amnicai Travtl Agtnqr ship Fund. More on the fash- dasiah... but these particular dren, James, at home and Mrs. No drapery LONG BRANCH — The Hous- cops (5,000 of them) were cov- Janice F. Menke a senior at 741-50M 775-8100 ing Authority meeting scheduled ions, .the faces and fun up- Ctnll Travtl Ajlwry Park Travtl Stnla coming .. . ered with sparkle and glitter, Texas A & M University, Col- 741-HOO 77S-0050 shrinkage with for yesterday afternoon was post- decorating the tables as fanci- lege Station, Tex, poned until next Tuesday. By the time they said "Good- ful flower pots and hanging night, David" (following Mr. from the celling in glimmering Brinkleyjsjtalk plus before and array. Mrs, lack Winters, Lit- after parties) everyoneTWho had tle Silver, wielded the magic h FOUD FINISHING* CHRISTMAS met the noted newscaster was decorating wand. She created convinced that here was one an aura of outer space at Con- FACTORY witty and fine fellow'. gregation Bnai Israel, Rumson, n D Drapery length is guaranteed GIFT IDEAS The occasion,, Saturday, was with window panels reflecting OUTLET D Restores and controls one in a series of Monmouth light through cutouts of the LUCY'S fold contours College lectures co-sponsored moon, starj and rocket ihips. by the Central Jersey Bank and Entertainment by famed D Assure!! even hemlines Trust Co., the New Jersey commedienne Betty Walker • Makes draperies look like new Naturals Gas Co. and the Jer- was quite out of this world, Prt-Season Clearance Pre-Season Clearance ; sey Shoite Chapter—of The -.top;- -4-:,.— .---..."._. ...-..- 1 for the Entire Family American Association of Uni- It was an all-out effort to versity Women. •> raise funds for the John - F. 3/4 Length Quilted i Ladies Better Recommended by • SLACK SETS The fortunate few who Kennedy Memorial Center at the. Hadassah Medical Center leading decorators Lattit Colon and Stytoi joined Mr. Brinkley before- hand for dinner at .Joseph's, In Jerusalem. -Tor this «nd, 15 and drapery West Long Branch, included chapter members spent days KAUTIFUL MIDIUM Mr. and Mrs. Leon Zuckerman, in the kitchen preparing feast- Ski Jackets manufacturers. and KTTER PRICID Middletown (he is /publicity* ing fare for the 210 guests. In- KNITTED man for N.J. Natural Gas); Mr. cluded among them were: Dr. • NYLON • CUT VELVETS and Mrs. F. Bourne Ruthrauff, and MM. Allen B. Kendall, Dr. SUITS & DRESSES Little Silver, (Mr. Ruthrauff and Mrs. Sidney Hodas and Dr. • POPLIN and Mrs. Elias E. Long, all of • OROSPOINT handles public relations for 75 Red Bank; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Central Jersey Bank); Robert • WATER JOHN KINKEL & SON Feldman, Mr. and Mrs. Phil -—— KNITTING MILL l-Benham^SPling Lake Heights, REPELLENT • FUR TRIMMED community relations director at Monmouth College, and Mr. aid Litman, Mr. and Mrs. Ray 8 FACTORY and Mrs. John Carton, Neptune Zager: and Mr. and Mrs. Leo (Mrs. Carton was the AAUW Kugler (she was one of the Pre-Season Clearance Pre-Season Clearance representative who introduced co-chairmen), all of Little Sil- OUTLET the speaker in the Great Hall ver; Dr. and Mrs, S. Thomas 44 APPLE ST. afterward). Westerman, Shrewsbury; Rab- Ladies' Printed Our Entire Stock of Joseph's treated to a fine bi and Mrs, Jack M, Rosoft, NEW SHREWSBURY cake — which Mr. Brinkley Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wester- (Adjacent to Airport) insisted on cutting down to the man, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Open Dally, Sat. 9:30-5:30 last molat crumb and in wedges Mammen (Mrs. Mammen was Thursday until 9:00 P.M. •o wide that dinner plates another co-chairman), Dr. and SLACKS JUMPERS were needed to serve them, Mrs. Eugene Trachtman, all of Fair Haven; Rabbi and Mrs. • CORDUROY Edward Ellenbogen, Eaton- town; Mr, and Mrs. Jacob • DENIM Hecht, Lincroft, and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Post and presi- • WESTERN FREE ESTIMATES dent of the Red Bank Chapter of Hadassah, Mrs. Reuben • HIP HUGGERS 20 Spector and Mr. Spector, New FREE PICK UP & DELIVERY I OFF 20*1 Shrewsbury, There was a large group of DO YOU MOW... "believers hubeavers" at a re- Imported, 100% Wool Knit Imported, 100% Wool Knit cent luncheon at Bahrs Restau- Call 462-5000 rant, Highlands. The affair, 1-Pc. Full Fashion ^TAKE DOWN & PRE-HANGING given by the Soroptimists ot that Contessa D'or is the most ex- the. Twin Lights Area, fea WALKING ^HANDLES ANY SIZE DRAPERY tured a chapeaux showing by FLEET OF 5 TRUCKS citing Boutique and gift store for all the Mad Hatter, Red Bank Tall toques of luxurious beaver your holiday gift giving? A visit to fur were among the favorites. DRESSES SUITS In the audience were Mrs. our sheppe will delight you. Donald Darer, • and Mrs. Exclusive in Monmouth & Ocean Counties at George Yaeger, Middletown; NEW NEW Mrs. John A. Bahrs, Mrs. Jo- 75 00 seph A. Dcmpsey, Mrs. Max SHIPMENT SHIPMENT Drapery Knoll, Mrs. Richard Perez, 11 Contessa D'or Mrs. George Fay and Mrs 33 Cleaners BOUTIQUE BEAUTY SALON Leslie C. Rlggs, Highlands; millers Mrs. Charles Thomas, Keans- 741-5010 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. burg; Mrs. William Cousins, 52 THROCKMORTON ST. FREEHOLD Sea Bright; and Mrs. George Bridge Ave. and Front Si 747-0108 Red Bank Drost, Mrs. Leon Arrowsmith, " OPEN: Thursday and Saturday 10 to 6; Friday 10 to 8 Established 1926 Mrs. Warren Burnette, Mrs. John Zyracal, Mri, Ten Eydc THE DATXY HEGISTEH Wednesday, Nov. W, 1966-^15 'n Holiday Bazar fn Mafawan „ Area, Group Attends BAR Session r the MCQDd to MJnuANlc- A deteatloa of fa»4 «B«1 wJA pi«>, |*lded ««d _a%_ I M». CtrCullh teI* flwtit* «fen«bte«fen^t«r

While Supply Lasts Plan Fall HERE WE GROW AGAIN! THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY WE'RE CELEBRATING Wedding THE OPENING OF BRADLEES RIVER. PLAZA — Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J.> Leahy, 488 West STORE BROADLOOM Front Si, announce the engage- ment of their daughter. Miss Kathleen E. Leahy, to Chief Pet- ty Officer James J. Patton, U.S. WATCH FOR OUR CARPET SALE Coast Guard. He is the son, of VALUE-PACKED Mr. and Mrs. William J. Patton, NM4 ream la waraheutt . . . SIM.OOO lavntoiy golnB-flo1«o. CIRCULAR IN 14 Church St., Rumson. far $40,000—wd ttteeHaa «f colon and powemi. fabrici. A September wedding Is THE MAIL NOW Roxbury—SO I -N ••xttirid planned. Originally 7.»5 Miss Leahy was graduated Mohawk—501-, nylon from Red Bank Catholic High THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDA Originally 8.»S School and is attending St. Fran- Burlington—PluiTi nylon cis Hospital School of Nursing, (Lot) Originally 8.95 Trenton. Mr. Patton, also a graduate of Loemwaava-^501 nylon Red Bank Catholic High School, Origlmlly «.f S is stationed in the recruiting of- fice of the Coast Guard in Red Bank. •••».'•' 95 Accept Applications NOW -tSW so. n. For Membership 5 FREEHOLD — "H»e Setting Many Others to Choose From Sun Council, Degree of Pocahon- tas, at its recent meeting SHOWROOM OPEN — 10-9 DAILY in the Columbian Club, accepted SATURDAY 'TIL 6 P.M. applications for membership from Mrs. Harry Dechcr Sr., Mrs. FOR SHOP • AT • HOME CALL 222 • 2776 Percy White and Miss Mabel FREE DECORATOR SERVICE Decher. BRADLEES OWN HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS A Christmas party will be held Dec. 19 at 8 p.m. in the Amer- ican Hotel. Mrs. Claire Whelan BROADWAY DECORATORS will be in charge. A social will be held Monday with a covered 55S BROADWAY LON© BRANCH dish supper to be served. CUSTOM erf MADY MADI DRAMS • MDSTWADS Mrs. Willard Huber, acting deputy, Installed the officers for •IC . CCC tad EASY CHARSE-34 MONTHS their second six-month term. OFF BRAD1EESDAY IN * DAY OUT «««?

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Bradlees KEYPORT LAURELTON E ATONTOWN MADISON TOWNSHIP IIHWM 71 • IIJCXTIWI DtHMT HTtr TIE cutiE] Family Circle mu m HIBMWAV II IT. ITUNSTON II. IMItl) Beach, Murphy, Desmond, Mapes, Cusick Give RBC Title (Casey Harriers Henry Thomas Home 1 st St. Rose, 118, and Manasquan, It was a convincing victory for WEST LONG BRANCH — Red the Caseys, who were without the Bank Catholic High, drawing a 152, among the top five. Thomas clocked 12 mlrnites, services of usual No. 2 runner "gutsy performance from two George Mayer, out with shin of its runners, captured the team 12.6 seconds over the 2'^-mile course to finish with a 35-yard • splints. Murphy and Cusick both championship as expected and auffered injuries during the race, Henry Thomas of Rumson-Fair margin over Page of Raritan, who was timed in 12:20." It was but finished strongly to help RBC Haven Regional, one of a hand- sweep to the team crown. Mur- ful of pre - meet favorites, the second straight major title for Thornas, a senior who will phy fell"and fractured his left _ emerged the individual winner in foot, while Cuslck- fractured a the seventh annual Monmouth enter Brown University next fall. Last Saturday, he topped a stellar hand whei\ rounding a pole mark- jCollege tnterscholastic cross Ing the course. eounTry~lneet "on the -college- field in capturing the Central Jer- campus. sey Group 2 championship. Junior Gary Beach led Red It was the second major cham- Red Bank Catholic, putting Bank Catholic to the team crown, pionship for the Caseys, who al- three runners in the top 10 to- finishing about eight yards be- so won the N.J. Catholic Track taled 67 points to capture its first hind Page on a 12:23 effort and Conference's "B" championship. team championship in the event nosing out Raritan's Joe Carroll Saturday, they'll shoot for the The Caseys of coach Jack Rafter for the third spot. Nick Condon, state parochial "B" crown in the succeeded Middletown Township, St. Rose star, was fifth in 12:24, annual N. 3. State Interscholastic a distance 11th yesterday, as . finishing nine seconds ahead of Athletic Association meet. team titlist. Long Branch sophomore star Bob Raritan Township, Shore Con- Bazley. * Art Oberg and E. J. "Mim". ference "B" Division dual meet ' Kevin Murphy and Paul Des- Truppa of Monmouth College's champion and Shore Conference mond were eighth and ninth, re- athletic department, along with* runner-up behind Ocean County spectively, to become Red Bank the college's unpaid cross coun- powerhouse Brick Township, was Catholic's No. -2 and 3 scorers try coach, Elliott Denman, han- second among the 14 competing before Chandler Mapes (20th) and dled the judging, scoring and tim- COUNTY CHAMPIONS in cross counfry are Rod Bank Catholic's runners who are, left to right, Jack Barrett, Kevin schools with 88, followed by Tom Cusick (27th) wrapped up ing of the meet, which proved' ' Moss, Paul Deimond, Seorgo Mayer, Tom Cusick', Kevin Murphy and Gary Beach. With them is coach Jack Rafter. Christian Brothers Academy, al- the scoring for the champion to be one of the smoothest of the season •....•-•• [Register Staff Photo) ways a contender, which had 93; Caseys. 24-HOUR County Cross Country Summaries TEAM SCOBES St. IDU Mali Res;.- (155) Ocean Twp. (331) 1. Bed Bank Catholic, 81; t. Barltan Nlclc Condon - Kevin — __--. _%5S;;::::::::::::::^:—:,_:,..*. competed with only three runners; IS. Perry Neare Rodney Herb Rumi«n-F.H, (Incomplete learn) Neptune did not compete. Dave Flveland M tenry Tttomsi ] Red Bank Tire Co. Alan BaU ...... Red Bank CIS) r TOP 10 FINISHERS Jim ghaloo en Clark ."™" ZSZ^ l JH SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-3404 1. Henry Thomas, Rumson-FH, John O'ConneU ™41 Dick Donly 12:11.6; 2. Joe Paie, Raritan. 18:20; Robert Hamlln Open Monday thru Friday—8 to 6 pm; Sat. to 3 p.m. 3. Gary Beach, It.». Catholic, 12:3!; Mervyn Jones , .48 4. Joe Carroll, Rarllan, 12:23; 5. Nick Tom Schweers ... 62 Condon, St. Rose, 12:241 0. Bob Bailey, Top 10 Poll Giants Shakeup Lone Branch, 12:33; 7. Jim Mulnelsen, Lone Branch (232) Manasquan, 12:34; 8. Kevin Mnrphy, PtS. Bob Bazley .. NEW YORK (AP) - Halfback R.B. Catholic, l!:40i 9. Paul Desmond, Lester Pierce R.B. CaUioUe, 12:41; 10, Kevin Gerten, 1. Notre Dame (35) (8-0). ..420 Ken Capi Ernie Koy, linebacker Jerry Slatawan, 1S:42. Ira Greenberc 2. Michigan State (6)

Meet MotMiel T& FishermerCs Delight By DICK RIKER TINKER MACKEREL SWARMING OUT OF THE RIVER 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. met schools of famished migrating stripers at dawn Saturday. Flynn's Knoll and Romer Shoal were blanketed with the. RT. 35. SHREWSBURY schooling and trailers and castcn alike had all the action any OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY fishermen could want. While most of the bass were on the At the Red Bank Line—747-9813 short side, there was a scattering of stripers in the 10 to 15- pound class and a few fish in the large economy size. Trolled • SATURDAY 10-6 tubes,1 doodlebugs, Rebels and Hellcats took the lions share THURSDAY. FRIDAY 10-9 of fish. As the sun came up, the fish headed south along the beach. Frustrated surf casters watched the boats take Over 800 All New This Week Fresh Public Notice fish after fish within 300 yards of the beach while not a hit' 1 DUE TO THE COMING could be had in the surf. Stripers and mackerel, trollers LADIES and cartoppers, all kept moving south as the action con- "THANKSGIVING" "tlmred through the day,-Afteraooo found Out- fleet ^scattered BETTER from the Hook to Monmouth Beach and still taking fish. SPORTSWEAR HOLIDAY Sunday was slower with a damp east wind stirring up the BRANDED chop and sending the baitfish down. WE WILL BE OPEN Monday was a repeat of Saturday wjth^ the action con- NEW PRESIDENT Sergio Rey, second from 1eff,~ Aibury Park High School coach, entrale THURSDAY our bass, Moe Freibaum and son Bob had four keepers and Job Hensler had three bass. Frank Mellacci, Deal, also kept • WOOL SHIRTS OVER 150 ALL NEW our fish. Surf fishermen seem to be doing better down the beach THIS WEEK Trenton State Coach Cites 'ith action reported from West End and Ocean Grove. With • PILE VESTS TO LADIES' LONG le exception of Merie Cranmer's ,14-pounder, shorts seem to be he rule in the wash. It's too early to hang up the surf stick • CAR COATS SPECIAL GROUP Soccer Growth at Shore nd with spearing still' filling the rivers I see plenty ot action BELMAR — Mel Schmid, Tren- teams won the National Associa- Jersey Shore, Mr. Schmid said, the surf the next two or three weeks. ' ton State'soccer coach who has tion of Intercollegiate Athletics "I used to take three or four * * * • 100% WOOL compiled a remarkable record, championship in 1964 with a 14-2 boys from this area, but with the SCADS OF SCAUP, BLACKS AND BRANT dropped into BETTER PANTS GLOVES was* guest speaker last night at mark and won it last year post- improvement of soccer here, I'll the Cove Sunday evening and then moved on south Monday tlie'innual dinner of the Shore Ing a 15-1 season. now take any I can get. You morning. Snow geese moved down the Hook followed by a ALL WINTER WEIGHT Soccer Officials' Association held Coach Schmid reviewed historj gentlemen are doing a fine job. late flock of Canadas during the day. It has been many years • Cut Velvet • Wool at the Barclay Hotel here. ; of soccer in the past' and spoke Soccer was a minor sport, but since I saw such numbers of wildfowl moving through. Brant $joo • Tapestry • Pile :SchmWV team had not lost or on the growth of soccer. He say: t now has developed into a major hunters have the marshes all to themselves for another week tied a' game since 1961 against the growth started at the high sport." and should make the most of it. Duck season reopens next • Suede • Corduroy Tuesday for the long run to Jan. 2. Clouds of ducks in South ^ NONE HIGHER New Jersey opponent until it met school level and carried right The coach with a 95-23 coaching Etc. NONE HIGHER up with Monmouth College, this over onto the national level. record complimented coaches Jersey and a forecast of cold and windy Weather promises the season and managed to emerge In mentioning the growth and and stated, "Fruits of your labor best duck season in many years and the marshes will be Nationally Advertised to $59.95 each ALL SIZES with}* 2-2 deadlock. Schmid's Improvement of soccer on the lead to my success. Years ago loaded with hunters as well as ducks on the 22d of November. I was not overwhelmed by the * * * Shore sending me a boy, That 60 GUNNERS IN 20 BLINDS is the daily limit on the newest Over 1 £00 All New this IFeefe—Just Brought-In-Fresh— you can have a set of now has been changed." mblic duck marsh. Brigantine Hunting Area #3 contains 1,000 Schmid said the first thing he icres of the finest puddle duck marsh on the East Coast. Permits spark plugs installed by l 19—111 MIHM BOAT WORKS New York_ , .....»1» IS 33 39—10* Others named to the team were The Knlcks, with at least Foaled oat—None.. • V-Necks • Poodles Total. louIa—Philadelphia 2«, New WEST ST., MONMOUTH BEACH Les Hendricks, Henry Hudson hree of their rookies on court Vorti IT. Regional; Stan Hanson, Jackson rom then on, caught fire, slowly Eastern DlvUlon • Heathers • Latest Styles Township; Tom Guthrle, St. Rose :losed within 15 points, 105-90, Fcl. GB BLUE WATER MARINE , Mlddletown Town Philadelphia H \ .«!3 — ith five minutes to play. Bolton „ 10 ' S .»3 IVi • All colors and sizes ship; Ken Green, Toms River' Rookies Cazzie Russell, Nell New York 8 7 .833 5 Cincinnati s T .417 6W Joe Caso, Brick Township, and ohnson and Henry Akin worked Baltimore „..„ .... J 13 .133 II 229-5010 Ben Talcott, Asbury Park. TCeatern Division ith Willis Reed and Dick Bar- San .Francisco .10 8 Red Bank placed four men on lett to make it nine points, 113- St. Loull .983 1 Detroit _.,...„,„..„ ( 7 5 e~ "A" Division teamr goalie .04, going Into the last minute7 ^ht" ... .= HT .!M S Chip Reynolds, Tony -tMellaccl The 76ers, with only Wilt Los Anrelm :.— 4 10 NIclTTetfone and Larry Marx, :hamberlaln of their starting five Today'H Game* New York >1 Nilladclfihl. while Toms River had three on the court, were suddenly Loa Antelea va. Cincinnati al Day- others besides Green. They were ton, Ohio c. caught in a trap as Akin scored St. Louli nt Detroit Dan Teymant, John Murray and three points and rookie D a v e' NONE HIGHER Casey Grant. The other players Deutsch hit a jump shot to close were Robinson, Caso and Mon- four points, 113-109, with Tops in Ivy LATEST STYLES & COLORS NONE HIGHER mouth Regional's Larry Montagno. 18 seconds left. NEW YORK (AP)-Mike Busa, Aside from the players who Ball Frozen who carried 29 times for 111 Nat. Adv. Up To 6.95 each Nat. Adv. Up To $12.95 each made the All-Star team, the "B" But Philadelphia froze the ball yards and two touchdowns in the Division team was comprised o 'or a full 24 seconds, and the Lions' 22-14 victory over Penri, for lightness Pancho Winters of Shore, Les Knick rally ran out of time. was named Ivy League Back Of Over 700 all new this week fresh Over 500 all new this week fresh Palmer of Wall and Paul Duber In St. Louis, the Hawks turned the Week yesterday. steln of Point Pleasant Boro. >ack each second-half Chicago Busa, a native of Weymouth, LADIES' LONG-LEG LYCRA hreat to pull off a 107-99 victory Mass., picked up 12 of Colum- SPANDEX PANTY MEN'S KNIT - WINTER Lightness in whiskey >ver the frisky Bulls. bia's 26 first downs against the Len Wilkeris, who topped all Quakers last Saturday. The' is fine. But it should Clemente ;corers with 30 points, preserved Lions' total represented a league GIRDLES SKI PAJAMAS :he St. Louis triumph by sinking record. :ix of the last eight Hawks' Penn's Bill Creeden, however, have authentic flavor too. Gets NVs joints after the Bulls had closed maintained his big leading total offense. He has gained 1,283 Knowledgeable people yards. Mickey Beard of Dart- Cage Program mouth is second with 1,007 yards. recognize this. That's why MVP Title Pete Doherty of Yale moved NEW YORK (AP) — Roberto Set at Rumson nto first plqce in passing. Both Clemente, flashy right fielder of RUMSON — Rumson Recrea- the Eli quarterback and Penn's they buy Imperial. the Pittsburgh Pirates, yesterday ion Commission director Bob 01- Creeden have completed 79 Was named the National League's ihan has announced the schedule passes. However, Doherty's com- Most Valuable Player edging Los or the winter program. pletion average is .530 while NONE HIGHER NONE HIGHER Angeles' Sandy Koufax by only The adult program of basket- Creedan's is .446. ' ALL SIZES 10 points. >all and volleyball, scheduled Pete Larson of Cornell Is No. ALL SIZES and COLORS Clemente, whose timely and ex every Thursday, will open tomor- 1 in rushing with 539 yards. Nat. Adv. Up To 7.95 each Nat. Adv. Up To 2.98 each plosive hitting helped the Pi- row night in Rumson-Fair Hnven In the team statistics, Dart- rates come close to winning the Regional High and will run from mouth leads in offense with an pennant, received one less first- 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. average of• 424.2 yards a game. Over 200 all new this week ' place vote than 27-game winner Boys' basketball for fourth Harvard is tops in defense with \Over 800 to choose from Koufax, but won on total points, :hrough eighth graders is sched- an «"•»»nS9 yield of 245.5 yards 218 to 208. Clemente had eigh iled for Forrestdale School on a gtu.... , LADIES' - SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' BETTER BRANDED votes for first, Koufax nine. Saturday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Koufax won the MVP award in Girls will have that court from 12 •0 Bradley Faces 1963 and finished second to San noon to 2 p.m. RAINCOATS Francisco's Willie Mays last High school age boys' basket- Old Teammates BLOUSES year. Just two weeks ago the all Is scheduled for the high LONDON (AP) — Bill Bradley, brilliant Dodger lefthander was ichool on Saturdays from 1 to former Princeton All-America, of- named, for an unprecedentec 1:45 p.m. ficially was named to Oxford third time, the winner of the Cy University's basketball team yes- Young Award as 's best terday for an exhibition game pitcher. Biletnikoff Out against the European champion- Clemente, who batted .317, hi OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Oak- ship team from Italy tonight. 29 homers und drove in 119 runs land Raider flanker Fred Biletnl Bradley thus will' play against was the only player named en a koff • underwent surgery yester- Simmcnthal, the team he led to 20 ballots which were cast b day to repair a torn ligament in the European championship last two baseball writers in eac): his left leg, suffered in last Sun- year when he was a member Of league city. Koufax was namcc day's Oakland-Sap Diego Ameri- the Italian team. on all but one ballot, but even il can Football League game. '' . NONE HIGHER NONE HIGHER •UNKO WHMCn • M MOW • »0* ITIWtHT WHItKWS he had drawn a second-plac< Biletnikoff probably will be out To fill jobs fast, plaw "Help vote on that one, he wouldvhav< JO* SMIN MflnWl SPIMTB • HIRAM WAUDI» SONS INC PEOBA, lu. for the rest of the season, a team Wanted" ads In The Dally Reg- Nat. Adv. Up To $7.95 each Nat. Adv. Up To 6.95 each fallen one point short. official said, ister Classified. ' l> , Nov. 16,1966 THE DAILY REGISTER Chfistnuis Seal Drive Seeks $56,000 Here There's A RED BANK — During the past Mrs. Robert Becker of Little Sil- we«k more than 22 million Christ- ver; Mrs. Nellie Van der Meer, mas St&ls, symbol of- the coun- Mrs. Charles R. Beattie, E. G. ty's effort to raise $56,000 to fight Wunderlich, Rumson; Mrs. Lillie "Super-Right" Quality tuberculosis and other- respi- Pabst and Mrs. Byron Holmes, Chance Your ratory diseases, have been deliv- Ocean Grove; Mrs. W. H. Sey- ered to 75,000 Monmouth County ter, Miss Irma Brill, Miss Ida U.S. GOV'I. mSMCTID GRADE A homes, businesses and industries. Hall, Mrs. Arthur Cadman, Mrs. The 60th annual Christmas Zelma Thome, Middletown Town- drive which opened officially ship; Mrs. Lorraine Silver, Ava, Thanksgiving Nov. 15 carries with it the idea Gary, William and Lorraine Sil- that the need for control of tu-ver. David Kaplan and Mrs. berculosis continues in Monmouth Joyce Lane, Matawan. County .where there were 132 Groups which provided, volun- SIZES 10 AM SIZES 18 Mi newly reported cases of TB inteer services for the drive in- the past year, including 86 active cluded Chi Sigma Delta Soro- Dinner Won't Cost UNDER 17 lit. UNDER 24 Ibi. cases and a total of 1,862 perit-y of Monmouth College; Happy cons who were cared for in theHours group of the Lutheran •r -Monmouth-Xouniy,. TuberculosisChurch.. West Long.Branch; Se- Control program. nior Citizens of Atlantic ,HJ| ... ' Along with TB, the Christmas lands; Girl Scout Troops 548 of \99< Turkey Breasts OriflrY«irnaiksgMig Turkey Now ttW It also adopted a resolution ex-ganizations desiring to borrow tolling the humanitarian services and show any of the films con- of the late Dr. Daniel Feather- tact the chapter's headqutrters Fresh Produce —* ;»ton, who was a member of its in the borough hall, Allenhurst. Pre-Holiday Grocery Buys ..executive committee since the Mr. Patton reported that the ^ 5*" Wise Potato Chips Lou Herman and Mrs. Daniel most ° pressing municipal prob- M ME Plus White Tooth Paste Maisnik. lems of the day. I feel reason Breaded Veal Steaks ^ S Borden's Evaporated Milk Plans for a Christmas party 3 ably 'certain that the mayors' w cant were discussed. Mrs. Maisnik wil conference will join with me, anc Lender's Bagels n^onisnerEgg 3 IIM- Bromo Seltzer Chun King ™rMein .0jQl serve as secretary and typist for 2lb.llM. the numerous other municlpa can .Ma the group, assisted by Mrs officials who already have ex Jif Creamy Peanut Butter Mb.2M.Ma '_ Ledig. Mrs. Hlayacek was ap- pressed their approval, in urglnf Baked Foods' jar •• pointed publicity chairman. this legislation." . Heart's Delight Peaches Mb. 13 01.I Mrs. Burt was elected co-ordi- Mayor Reilly .said that his pro can nator for the group, to form a OVER 2/3 A&P Muenster Slices SOLID WHITS posal has already gained consid Star Klst White Tuna T more useful' 4-H program in theerable support and momentum FRUIT CAKE Fralti « Not* Sharp Cheddar Cheese e can " • township.' The leaders' meeting and that he was "gratified U MALI, lib. 8LS. '"•75 - -will be held the.second Wednes hear-that so manyjnunicipal.of Gold's Pure Horseradish GIFT CERTIFICATES day of each^month,, with the next ficials are willing to join in th 1.49 2.95 3.95 Avtlltlli All Y.ir L.n( I. SI I Sit DnMlirtm, meeting at the home of Mrs fight." A&P Egg Nog 1 Hlavacek, 8 Stephen St. cent. I IR Any Air stm Ii U.S. - The monthly business meeting will be held at the' Middle Road Set Powderpuff School this Friday at 7 p.m. A&P 100% Nestle Eveready Imperial Corn Oil Football Game McCormick's Spry Pure Vegetable Realemon MIDDLETOWN - The local Colombian Coffee Deluxe Cocoa Mix Margarine CG Auxiliary high school will hold its annua Food Colors ' Shortening Student Council powderpuff foo Farcer l-lb. C Lemon Juice Flotilla Elects ball game,Saturday at 2 p.m. Drip 85 LEONARDO — Ben R. Morris, Participating will be girls from Belford, was elected commander the senior and junior classes. of the Coast' Guard Auxiliary Mrs. Esther Search and Josep Flotilla 23 at a meeting in Os-Marlon, council advisers, will Crisco Shortening Doye Maxwell House «ip's Tavern., serve as coaches. , Maxwell House Maxwell House Chock Full 0' Nuts Kenneth Novack,, West Kean» Proceeds will benefit the For- Pu(e Vegetable For Dishes - Coffee burg, was elected vice command- eign Student Exchange Program Instant Coffee Coffee and other council activities. Ipt.'itfl.M.i'c Coffee er, and Bruno K&lolkl, Middle- IJtOff i'c IO«.ln6laM 1 kt\ town, training officer. Safe boat- UIEL Ut 1100 CeffttMakar •AIIM.thod l-lb.Qr, ing classes will start in January 2 L 1.49 Grind can 00 In the Middletown area. Sets State Date The annual Change oJf Watch On Thanksgiving Dinner was held Saturday in Dop- Swan Lux Liquid Detergent Wisk Liquid pelt's Hofbrauhaus, Atlantic TRENTON (AP)—Gov. Richard Breeze Detergent New Sunshine Highlands. J. Hughes yesterday formal! Aqua Lotion ForV/.ihlngDIiliai .... Detergent M Colgate'g s aFabb proclaimed Nov. 24 Thanksgiv With Borax Rinso Detergent TO EXPLAIN THEOREM ing Day in New Jersey am For lpt.tfl.oi.rQc lp».»fl.«.CQc Detergent with Borax WEST LONG BRANCH - Ken- called upon the citizens of th Dlihw. ._plartle «7 plaitle 3lb.6oo.D1c neth A. Ashin, Little Silver, state to observe the holiday by " mathematics instructor at ,Mon- sharing "our abundance with the mouth College, will explain needy overseas." "Heine Borel Theorem" tonighf Hughes said it, was a New Cold Water All Fluffy All New Advanced •t 7:30 in Woodrow Wilson Hall. Jersey congressman, Ellas Bou While at Princeton University, dinot of Elizabethtown, who first Laundry Detergent Controlled Suds All Detergent Mr, Ashin, recent Monmouth Col- proposed in 1789 that the nation For Automatic Waihan Controllad Suit—Coneentratad lege faculty addition, accepted a celebrate a day of thanksgiving. I liquid qt.' Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, /«O,r 842-4168. "OR COUPE. ••—• FANTASTIC .«W. Rd., Belford. MOUTH MOTOR!, AUTHOf™"" name "Sweeney." Whit* patch under mate 741-tB5J. -^ '"" " SGS — McCARthy Chevrolet, 1st Ave., 1EALKP- 36J likple Ave. (Rt. IS), Bed Bank, her chin. Call 741-2512. RffiERS TO FLORIDA — 741-8771 CHILD'S PET — - " from yai 11-1101. Atlantic Highlands. 1962 MERCEDK3 BSNZ ISO — Excel- [966 MUBTANO — V-8 automatic, ex- •1965 13 B. Westslde Ave., Red Bank. Four Leaving December Call lent condition, enow Urea, heater. Call POODLE LOST — Female miniature. ;g 1964 BUICK RIVIERA — White with days 741-0577, ras. Like new, Weekends and evenings NSW BUICK RIVIERA— Silver green. Apricot. Answer* to name ol Oldget. month old collie sabel and white. An- iddle Interior. Air conditioned, II 741-3786. Days 848-5732^ Lightly equipped.' Full two-year war- Cnerry Tree Lane, Mlddletowft. Rs- swers to name "Shep."- Reward - for! 19S3-98 OLDSMOBILE — AH power ranty. BOB WHITE BUICK, T41-4B0O- return. Call S42-O1OS. RIDS wanted from Leonardo to hrome-plated wheels. Extra nice. BOB .962 CHRYSLER — Four-door. Auto- : OLDS F-85 wara. Call anytime. 6TI-J335. Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 'HITE BUICK, 741-6200. Good condition, beat oiler. Call 291-0857, MERCEDES Ifl66 — 4-door like new*. Leave, 7:30-B, return 6 p.m. 291-3023. between 5 and 7 p.m. matic, power steering and brakes. Ex- 964 OLDSMOBILE 83 — Automatic. cellent condition, S9io. 81 Church St., 37,000 original miles. Must be seen to ;••• Sport Coupe ' AUTOS FOR SALE LEAVING FOR PASADENA — LOS >ower steering, brakes. Air conditioned. NEW BUICK CUSTOM LB SABRE— Keansburg. 787-0240. appreciate. BELMONT MOTORS, 363 AUTOS FOR SALE Two-door sport coupe. Turquoise. Full Maple Ave. (Rt. 35), Red Bank. 741- ANGELES AREA —Want party to help 264-6476 between 11 and t. I960 THUNDERBIHD — Hard-top. 6778. 'Automatic, power ttserlna and, drive afliihare expenses. 671-2868 alter two-year warranty. BOB WHITE Slack. New tires. A-l. Must sell, have 6 p.mv JEW BUICK LE SABRE — Four door BUICK, 741.6200. brakes, rattle, heater, 442 engine. ledan. Two-tone grey. Full two year company car. $650 264-8586. 1983 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE — All I Low mlleaoe, Beautiful maroon' warranty. BOB WHITE BUICK, 741- CHEVROLETS — DESI1E INTEREST- power, $1695. Call SPECIAL DEAL FOR ED PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY- 19«4 WHITE CADILLAC — 11,000 orlg 264-4700 iflnllhWim black leather bOcket. 6200. -_ . Inal miles. Has to be seen to ap< AUTOMOTIVE MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS. CADILLAC 1959—4-door, like new. No 'lasts ond new wtillewoll tires, OLDBMOBIMC 88 convertible, CALL MR. SHELLY. B42-2414, MON- •reclste. Call 741-7032. AUTOS FOR SALE /hlte with black top and Interior. money down, take over paymenta of te.sald todoyl • HOME OWNERS MOUTH MOTORS, AUTHORIZED JUICK BIVIEBA — Riviera red. Enec- $6.95 per week. BELMONT MOTORS, Ixccllent condition. BOB WHITE DEALER. itlve car. New Car warranty. BOB 3611 Maple Ave. (Rt. 35), Red Bank. IF you want a ear PLUS CASH 1961 CORVAIR MONZA — 48,000 miles. UICK. 741-6200. ^^ VHITB BUICK, ^41«80O White with green Interior. Bucket seats. JEEP 1916 — Four wheel drive $450. 741-67T8. • $2125 IP you want to consolidate all your bills Automatic transmission. Tinted wind- .967 CADILLAC — Four-door'Fleet Also snowplow tor It $200. Triple Brook .961 CHRYSLER — Two-door hardtop, NEW BUICK RIVIERA — Blue, lightly shield, radio and heater. Windshield ood. Full power. Asking $250. Call Farm, Holmdel. Call 846-8211. 'ower nteerlng and brakes. Needs auto- equipped. Full two-year warranty. BOB 'tank termi. Low down payment. wipers. Asking $580. 671-0838. 671-5495 latlc transmission. Asking (550. Call ;A»k lor Horry. into One Monthly Payment 1957 OLDSMOBILE 98 — Two-door 87-3049. ^ WHITE BUICK, 7U-6200. hard-top. Good condition. Low mileage. CADILLAC 1961 — 4-door hardtop, full IP you want to get cash back AND LOWER AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE $360. Call 747-5131. >IEW BUICK SPORT WAGON — Air power. No money down. Take over 1988 MONZA DEMONSTRATOR • FAN- conditioned. Full power. New car war-payments of $8.23 per week. BELMONT I TOM'S FORD YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS TASTIC 8AVINQS. McOARthy Chevro- ranty. BOB WHITE BUICK. 741-6200. MOTORS, 3S3 Maple Ave. (Rt 35), let 1st Ave., 291-1101 Atlantic HUH- JORVAIR 1863—Monta coupe 4-speed, Red Bank. 741-6778. i ;?00 Hwy. 35, Key port Coll Mr. Fields at 542-2414 lands. :ully equipped. No money down. Take 1959 RENAULT DAUPHINE — OOOd 1M4 ellBVBOLET- IMPALA— 8up«r- over payments of $7.03 a week. BEL- runnlns condition. $10(1. Call 264-1600 •67FIAT HBKT MOTORS, "383 Mapte Ave: (Ht ' «71-Bt)86 • ~ ~" Monmouth Motors Rh 35 Eatontown sport. Two-door hardtop. White with 351. Red Bank. 741-Bm 1962 black vinyl Interior, Air condltloued. 1983 SUPER SPORT—Impala converti- Authorlud Dealer BOB WHITE BUICK, 741-6200. IEW BUICK SKYLARK — V-8. Two-ble. Fully equipped. Excellent condi- .Joor hardtop. jBlue. Full year war- tion. $1400. S22-O904. 1960 MONZA — Hydramitic. Radio, Iranty. BOB WHITE BUICK. 741-6200. ••*•••**•• heater, bucket seats. Low mileage. Ex- 1963 OLDSMOBILE — Dynamic 18 four- TEMPEST cellent In i5d~6uCtM0.~Call day-141 door Holiday aedan... 8now_tlres. ^ Call 1730, night 711-0312. r.lr-condltloned. Cruise control.* Full 871-1579. -_ ~j .wo-year warranty. BOB WHITE CONVERTIBLE BUIClCS — DESIRE INTERESTED .UICK. 741-6200. 1956 CHEVROLET — Two-door sedan. PA.RTIFB TO TAKE OVER PAT- Slx-cyllnder, standard transmlaaloa, MENTE ON REPOSSESSED CARS. •ORD 1062 — Country Sedan ' station good condition, $150. 741-7187. CALL MR. SHELLY. 543-2414, MON- /agon. Fully equipped. No money {Four-speed. ONE DAY ONLYi MOUTH MOTORS. AUTHORIZED .own. Take over paymenta of $7.95 BUICK WILDCAT — Four-door sedu. DEALER. . ler week. BELMONT MOTORS, 363 Saddle mist. Executive car. New e&r SALE on thii black with black i warranty. BOB WHITE BUICK. 741- LIST $1361 1965 RENAULT R8—Four-door. Beauti- riaple Ave. IRt. 35), Red Bank. 741- TAKEOVER PAYMENTS • tap beauty. ful blue. Complete with rally stripes, DELIVERED automatic transmission, disc brakes, 'ORD 1962—Galaxle 500, 4-door hard- 1961 PONTIAC — Ventura two-d04l radio, heater, whltewalls, bucket seats, Jp, full power. No money down. Take hardtop. Not one cent of your own NO HIDDEN EXTRAS seat belts and a grayish black vinyl jver payments of $6.11 per week. BEL- money needed. Bank will finance I58B NO CASH NEEDED $795 Interior.. All this plus 33 mtleB to the MONT MOTORS, 363 Maple Aye. (RL at $7.40 weekly. Call collect. OA8I8 DOWN gallon! Original owner.. Only $950. 15), Red Bank. 741-6778. ^^ MOTORS, 721-7100, Rt. 9. Bayrtvlue. IMMEDIATE Alk for Harry. Call 776-6477. [959 JAOUAR — XK150, good conoltlon, 1961 CHEVROLET — Clean. Body '38.00 PER MO. 1966 BUICK CUSTOM LE SABRE aw mileage. Call after 5 p.m. engine In good shape. CREDIT Convertible. White, black top. Full pow- 741-4359 741-8888 _ er. Bucket scats. 6,000 miles. New car LMPERIAL 1981—Lebaron 4-door, excel. 1956 CHEVROLET two-door. Excellent APPROVALI TOM'S FORD warranty. Call Mr. Frank. 741-6200. ent condition. No money down, take condltton. Brand new motor and tire*. CALL 774-6700 NEW BUICK WILDCAT — Pour-door over payments of $4.99 per week. BEL- Will sacrifice. 842-1680." 200 Hwy. 35, Koyport LEVINES hardtop. Turquoise. Full two-year war- MONT MOTORS, 363 Maple Ave. (Rt, ranty. BOB WHITE BUICK, 741-6200. 35), Red Bank. 741-6778. j»oo FORD GALAXIE BOO — White Authorized Fiat Dealer with red interior. Radio, heater. Very 264-1600 1984 PLYMOUTH — Sport Fury. Chcat- 1959 JAOUAR — XK159 — Convertible, good. 566-2142. Hyw 35 542-1020 Eatontown nut metallic. Must be seen to be ap- ' blue. $750. Call 1962 OLDSMOBILE — White convert- Low weekly payments HOME OWNERS •65 BUICK $16.90 preciated. 946-450?, ___ 671-9373 ible. Excellent condition. 38,000 miles. •46 BUICK $16.90 Electro "225" Hardtop, Factory 962 RAMBLER' American Deluxe. JUICK I960—Convertible, full power, Can finance. Call 842.3052- • Consolidate All Your Bills Air, Full Power -Jronze, two-door, six cylinder. Just had immaculate. No money down. Take Skylark Convertible. Full Power engine job. Cheap transportation. Ask- over payments of $4.29 per week. BEL- 1962 FLACON — Good condltton. Auto- Into One Low '65 BUICK $16.90 ing $475. Call 741-8391 after 5 p.m. MONT MOTORS, 363 Maple Ave. (Rt. matic. Radio, heater. $460. Call 727- •66 CHEVROLET $15.90 *, Red Bank. 741-6778. 0947 after 6 p.m.;; I mould VB.'Hardtop, Full Power Monthly Payment Wildcat Convertible, Factory 1864 BUICK WILDCAT — Convertible. 1959 FIAT — Must sacrifice, seconcond Air, Full power Powder blue, white top. Excellent con. CHEVROLET 1962 — 4-door station ll 747411- —SPECIALS— dltlon. BOB WHITE BUICK, 741-62O0. wagon. Fully equipped. No money gear needs repairs. $40. Call •66PORD $15.90 '64 CHRYSLER $10.90 down, take over payments of $8.60 per 1415. . •'_ Gelaxle VI. Hardtop, Full Power NO DOWN PAYMENT! 100% GUARANTEE ON ALL USED CARS 0LD3M0BILB — DESIRE INTEREST- week. BELMONT MOTORS, 363 Maple BUICK WILDCAT — Convertible, tin. "300" Convertible, Full Power ED PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAT- Vve. (Rt. 35), Red Bank. 741-6778. die mist. Air conditioned. Executive: •66 PONTIAC $17.90 '64 FORD $ 8.90 MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS. car. New car warranty. BOB WHITE Catallna 4-dr Hardtop. Factory LOW BANK RATES! TOTAL FINANCING — om PAYMENT CREDIT CALL MR. SHELLY, 6(2-2411. MON- 1966 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER — Fully BUICK. 741-6200. Air, Full Power Fafrlane Hardtop, Full Powir MOUTH MOTORS, AUTHORIZED iqufpped. Low mileage. Still guaran- SPECIAL RATES AND TERMS TO HOMEOWNERS DEALER. ted. Call evcnlnga_842-4586. 1961 CHEVROLET STATION WAOON '66 PONTIAC $18.60 '64 CHEVROLET $ 8.90 — Absolutely no cash needed down, BUICK WILDCAT — Navy blue. Two- ;965 MUBTANO — Red with white bank will finance $495 at $6.80 weekly. Catatlna, Convertible, Factory Bel Alre Sedan, Full Power . door hardtop. Executive car. New car vinyl top. V8, standard transmission. Air, Full Powtr CREDIT MANAGER •o4 T-BIRD '« MUSTANG Biarp. BOB WHITE BUICK, .741-6200. Call collect, OAB1S MOTORS, 721-7100, '64 CHEVROLET $ 7.90 Air. Cond., Pull Power. warranty. BOB WHITE BUICK. 741- Rt 9, Bayrevllle. ON PREMISES, CHOOSE 6200. tfEW BUICK LE SABRE — Two-door '66 PONTIAC $19.60 Bel Alre Sedan, t Cyl., Air (tia extras. $3895 $1895 1963 OLDSMOBILE HOLIDAY M — YOUR OWN FINANCING! NEW BUICK LE SABRE — Two-door •port coupe. Turquoise. Full two-year Grand Prix Hardtop, Full Power Standard, Fully Equipped >M warranty. BOB WHITE BUICK. 741- Well equipped. One owner. Can be '66 CATALINA CADILLAC sport coupe. Beige. Full two-year war- seen at 12 Fisher PI., Red Bank alter '66 MUSTANG $13.90 •64T-BIRD $14-90 C94OC ranty, BOB WIIITE BUICK, 741-6200. 6200. WE TRADE YOU Slatlon Wagon, 5 p.m. Call 741-5899. • Cyl., Standard, Fully Equipped Hardtop* Full Power Full Power. $2795 1964 CHEVROLET — Chevellt, Mallbu. AUTOS FOR SALE '65 BUICK $16.90 UP OR DOWN, CASH '64 PONTIAC $12.90 $3295 AUTOS FOR SALE Super_ Sport convertible. Call after 7 •65 FORD •61 CADILLAC pm!*'74>2ail. , Rlylard Sporl Coupe* Grand Sport BACK FOR YOUR TRADE! Grand Prix Hardtop, Full power Country Squire Station Equipment plus Full Powtr Convertible. Beautif 1964 MERCURY COLONIAL PARK sll- '64 CADILLAC $14.90 Wagon, Full Power. »nd. Uw Mileage. passenger station wegon. White, wood See IMS one. paneling. Red Interior. Chrome perfect, '65 CHEVROLET $15.90 1st PAYMENT JANUARY Hardtop, Full Power air conditioner. Automatic, power steer- Impala Convertible VI, ' RIDE PAYMENT FREE '63 TEMPEST $7.90 •44 CHEVROLET "60 CADILLAC Ing, power brakes, radio, roof rack, Full Power. Coupe Devnie, electric seat and window. Almost new. FOR 2 MONTHS LeMoni Hardtop 4-Spd. Bel Air Station I 1965 > 1962 • '65 CHEVROLET $14.90 Extra Sharp. % Bafety tire.. 38,000 miles. $1800. Call Fully Equipped Wagon. Full Power. I 566-5011. Impola Hardtop v-l. Full Power •63 T-BIRD $11.90 100% FINANCING! •45 OLDSMOBILE "43 CHEVROLET GETTING MARRIED, MUST SELL — '65 MUSTANG $11.90 Hardtop, Full Power Dynamic "88% Full t MUSTANGS • | FALCON S 1964 Tempest GTO convertible. Fool Hordtep e Cylinder Standard, All Cars Guaranteed! Power. One owner. $2395 1 $1395 (Five) speed 389 cubic trjch, contraction. Call Fully Equipped '63 FORD $ 8.90 [542-1692 or 842-4716. No One Refui»d Credit! jaftS * «|f Yes five to choosa from* Hard- •65 OLDS. $13.90 Oalaxle Sedan' V-tV Full Power > STATION I 1665 MUSTANG two-door. SIX cyllndet, '63 OLDS. $ 7.90 100 TOP CONDITION AUTOS - tops, convertibles, standard and standard transmission. Low mtle&te, "M" Sedan, Full Power automatic transmissions. All Special. RAS8AS PONTIAC, 396 Broil SERVICEMEN FINANCED "«»" Hardtop, Full Power '65 PONTIAC $14.90 have radio, heater, whftewall | WAGON J SL, Red Bank. 741-5180. Evenings until4. CataKna Convtrtiblt* Full Powtr E-4's and)-up (Married) '63 CORVAIR $7.90 Bank terms and lull 30- GTO CONVERTIBLE — Folir Spider Hardtop, 4-Spd. eacoast AUTO SALES |Thli beautiful Country Squire Wlthfl speed. 12.000 miles. Perfect condition, parts and labor guarantee. ^* (letting married, must sell. 747-5063. •65 FORD $ 9.90 Fully Equipped CALL 741-1234—774-3103 fall the power equipment u' Custom "50Q" Sedan v-l, VOLKSWAGEN 1984 — Green with sun- Fully equipped OUR CLAIM TO FAME '63 COMET $ 8.90 SERVING CENTRAL JERSEY OVER 40 YEARS ^perfect for the economy-minded^ roof, radio, heater and extraB. Goad 11 thot we handle the finest Died Villager Station Wagon, From $1595 kKfamlly. Trouble-free driving taol^ condition, some cash and assume pav '65 OLDS. $14.90 Full Power |j Corner o> Newman Springi Rd. & Bridge Ave., Red Bank, N. J. cars In the elate and sell them Ask for Harry FAsk for Harry. ™ menta. Call 747-0742. Jet Star Conv., Full Power at the lowesl possible price — '61 CHEVROLET $ 5.90 BUICK — 1064 Riviera. Power at- '65 PONTIAC $13.90 II you doubt It, ne for yourself. Nomad' station Wagon, Ing, -wltMows and brakes. Tilt st.- Fully Equipped P0RLV • Ing wheel. Radio, heater, etc. 18, COtollna Hotniop, Full Power J TOM'S FORD J miles. $2,000. Evenings 747-8967. •200 Hwy. 35, • Koyportjf 1959 CADILLAC — Four-door hardtop. ^200 Hwy. 35, Keyport| Asking $650. Ca^

264-1600 • I 264-1600 \ 1964 RAMBLER AMERICAN two-dodr. Tremendous value for a standard trans- ROUTE 35 (corner Milton Ave.) NEPTUNE, N. J. mission alx cylinder car. Only $890. ITOM'S FORD! RASSAS PONTIAC, 39S Broan St., Rlid Bank. 741-5180. Evenings until 9. 1959 RAMBLER STATION WAOON —$30. 583-1592 IMS BUICK ELECTRA —225 custom convertible A beautiful car, LIKe new, USED GAR only 10,000 miles. All power accessories, air. condttlonlrtt. Cream yellow, blank top. Warranty. Can arrance IlnanelniE. Call original owner. 842-4293. AUTO 1993 DESOTO nation w««on, (SO. El.'- cellent running condition. Call 2dl-3351r. See- anytime. BARGAINS! 1961 VOLKSWAGEN —In excellent condition. Only J630. RASSAB PONTI- AC. 395 Broad St., Red Bank. 7«l-5lft. Evenings until 9. • .^ 1963 F-85 OLDSMOBILE STATION WAQON1 — Has everythlnv you want. Air cnndltloning optional. Immaculate. A $1295 SPECIALS 7(7-2<22. '*,-*„», - 1M0 CADILLAC —Convertible. CleailT SELECTED CARS \ov$ mileage. Blue with ntw while top. Full power. Good tires. Completil- 1963 CHRYSLER ....$1295 « ly winterised. 671-27S8. Eight-cylindar, automatic, power iteering and brakei. ! NO MONEY DOWN! LOW BANK RATES 1960 PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON— 872-0688. $350 or 1961 THUNDERBIRD $1295,;, 1st PAYMENT NEXT YEAR! NO ONE REFUSED BEST OFFER 10M PONTIAC Grand Prli. cnolce $1295^ 2S4-296B anytime. . Two-door, six-cylinder, automatic. %l '65 CHEVY •62 CHEVY •61 FALCON 1960 VOLKSWAGEN — 2-dr.Sdn. Sla. wan. 4-dpor Mlcrobus, 1729. F'lly eq'pd. F'lly eq'pd. $690 1964 PLYMOUTH ...: $1295^ 1954 MERCURY — Monterey. Qoll#il F'lly eo'pd. .m Sla. Won. C7QA 1956 CHEVROLET — Pick-up trutk, allowance for your Country sedan, nine-passenger, eight-cylinder. * F'lly eq'pd. F'lly eq'pd. •tyl IV F'lly eq'pd. '\ ton. New tires. Mechanically gt>bd. 7 Automatic, power steering. (200. BT2-ir,04. 1965 FORD F350 — Rack body, V^i IEFT TO SELL! •63 FORD '61 CADILLAC •59 CHEVY onglne. twn-tonft paint, custom cab. 1963 CHEVY II...... ,....$1195 .! 750-16-8 ply tlrcn. Heavleit aprlms. 4-door 4-door Sla. Wgn. ^CIQC Chrome Krlll. 264-1824. Six-cylinder, automatic. ' ' F'lly eq'pd. pi 73 present car. Shop at F'lly eq'pd. F'lly eq'pd. TWO iiwii oTiTa DUMP TRUOlts. No. 4000. Both In excellent condition. '551965 FORD $ 1495 - Call 223-155.1. •63 FALCON '61 FORD •59 PLYM'TH Ranch wagon, six-cylinder, standard transmission. 1051 CHEVROLET — Ton and one- Sla. won. C7QH Convertible Sla. Wgn. hall utility body ladder truck. 5B1- ONE- and TWO-YEAR OLD CARS F'lly eq'pd. »PI IV F'lly eq'pd.' $450 F'lly eq'pd. 1713. 30-DAY 100% MECHANICAL GUARANTEE '62 OLDS •61 CHEVY •57 CADILLAC MOTORCYCLES ACTIONLAND 67 Dub Cpe. Hardlop Sta. Won. H.S.A. 500 cc.' Engine and electrical F'lly eq'pd. F'lly eq'pd. system all new or rebuilt. Much In* SEE US TODAY F'lly eq'pd, vented,- need quick cash. $350. £all I 787-3891. | THE THRIFTY MAN DEALS WITH \ OLDSMOBILE- MOBILE HOMES 1961 TItAVELO TRAILER ^ BSVlO. 10x30 enclosed heated patio. Very I ood {TOM'S FORD condition. Call 264-U848. ' CADILLAC CO. 19(0 C1RBAT LAKBB — SOxlO, itwo RUSSELL !200 HIGHWAY 35 KEYPORT hedrooms. Washer. Excellent aondlflon. rtnasonable. D3B-2838. ' |i 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK 264-1600 I960 IMxlO OREAT LAKES — !|pw(l linlronms, front kllch«n. FUrnlsheq cluillnn washer. Excellent condl Many extras. Reasonable, 938-213), vT'.: ••, , " ' 741-0910 ..• ,. : 9:00 to 9:30 MON., TUES., THURS., FRI, MOTORS INC. 9:00 to 6:00 WED. & SAT. OPEN MON., TUES., THURS. AND FRI. 'TIL 9 P.M. 365 MAPLE AVE. (Route 351 RED BANK (More CUiilfled Adi On The Next Pige) FOB SALE 20—Wedwwity, Nov. 16. BUSINESS NOTICES HELP W/WTEJJ-FEMALE THE FAMILY CIRCUS ByBffl Keoni SITUATIONS WANTED • Female FOB SALE UC.1M. SEC8STABV It yt TUB ENCLOSURES THE DAJLY flEGLSTEB tA t it WOMEN PAflft-UME unm&t 11:20 »,O3# •TitM* owi owrt work. Hea P. Vitaa. w&rk La HAMMOND "A.JS.", MOBILE HOMES interview apply IChur*., Nov. IT, B p.m.' 7:30 p.m.. Freehold y.M.C-A., 12 UMUj eECRETVJty — EtUdest i WINDSOR — 10x55 with 4' extension EMPLOYMENT Throckmorton Bt, Freehold. experienced. Please «a-U ORGAN RED BANK LUMBER living room, wall-to-wall carpeting, air 741-7SM conditioning. Aluminum awning. Ottei HELP WANTED—FEMALE SALESGIRLS WANTED — In Mtall Comer Pearl and W«H «»« »«*> extras. S64-I999. clothing store. Full &nd part-time. Ap- WILL CARE — For child Irt my home. OF ASBURY PARK ply In person only, Surprise Store, 8 IdeaJ play area. In Middletown. Call corner of ttaln Bt. * HatUaon' Ave. BEAUTICIAN Broad St., Red Bank. 842-1247. Full or part time. THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO WANTED AUTOMOTIVE ASSORTER ON DRESSES — HAM DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA KBNMORB el.clrlc range. Qoodjjor 842-0044 Dress & Sportswear, Inc., Ill Oakland Ing condition. 2 ovens, 4 burners, WE PICK UP JUNK CARS St . Red Bank. 741*693. FINANCIAL Open daily til 9 p.m. Sat til 6 p.m. drawers. Asking, *25. 74.7-8982. TWINBROOK AUTO WRECKING. LADIES — Earn your own World Book MAHOGANY DOUBLE BED -. CALL 747-0262. or 542-2235. and CHILDCUAFT in lime for Christ- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES USED ORGAN SPECIALS mons Beauty-reet mattress ana OIT CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — MILLINERY mas: as well as plenty of extra cash Conn Bplnet Organ —» «75 spring. Good condition. 741-2570. AMERICAN — AND SPORTS CARS (RETAIL I for Christmas shopping. Call 222-9007 HIGH VOLUME Hammond S 6 Chord Orcan S 49i AT MONMOUTH MOTORS. INC.. Hwy. r 566-0426. ESSO STATION FOR LEASE Baldwin Spinet Orsan * 595 85 Eatontown. 542-2414. JOB OPENING for woman to manage Hammond Bplnet M 100 •—U.130 SHANTUNG — In many colors. «»» USED CARS — Station waioiw, pick MANAGER luncheonette In variety store. Good IN BAYBHORB AREA. FINANCIAL Janssen piano —» 489 certainly the year tor the most beatttinii up». Crown (Opposite Two Ouyi). salary and benefits. Apply any day window shades you've ever seen. M* dletown. 671-9844. Mr. Dwyer. We Are Looking For Wide Awake between 10 a.m. anfl 6 p.m.. except ABSJBTANCB AVAILABLE. FOB INAll item! sold with a guarantee tor Mrs. Roberts. Be amaxed s.t tn» AgresBlve Individuals To take Charge Wednesday. NEISNER BROS. INC., budget terms available. huge eelectlon. O! A Fact Moving Department In 1151 Hwy. 35. Middletown. FORMATION, CALL MB. PATTYSON J. M. Fields Discount Department 775-9300 PROWN'S AUTO PARTS — REPAIRS Store. Hazlet, N. J. This May Be TheWOMAN WANTED — To sew dranerles HUNTER. 8-700O. Career Opportunityp You Have Been and cutalns. 3! Broad Bt. Red Bank T41-75M) MOTOR — £ cylinder automatic. II* Waiting For. Don t Wait, Apply At 281-3600. 1 Lincoln, runs good. Call Once. WANTED TO BUY — General lnsu DESKS »15 up FILES, taolei, chairs, WASHINQ MACHINE »20 - S"" HOUSEKEEPER — Monday and Fri- adding machines, typewriters, office toaster deluxe, S7. 3 speed 26 jMf 671-1814. ance Agency5. Inquiries confidential APPLY DIRECTLY TO day, $25. Call Write "B.G.' Box 520, Red Bank. equipment, etc.. at harnln prices. New bicycle. S15. \ mattress, »1O. 671-0144. 946-4065. or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Rte. ta PARTAKE — For information on fran- 35, Oakhurat, 531-3990. LIONEL TRAINS - Two 8et» Qt "> « BOATS AND ACCESSORIES MILLINERY DEPARTMENT SALESGIRLS — Over 37 years of age. chise business opportunities. Box F, Bes Z.W. 2"^ transform acces»orle». Mount- J. M. FIELDS Full lime or part time, $2.00 per hour. Girt, or call 4(9-3676. TWIN NOROAHYDE CHAIRS — Red.ed on table, ready to use. Excellent Rt .36'.* - " " •"' ., Hazle For appointment call 341-1493, Thurs- Very good condition. $30. Call 741- condition. 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