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VOL. 90, NO. 62 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 10c PER COPY PAGE In Aftermath of Hurricane Beulah Floodwaters Isolate Million CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. (AP) roughly the size of Indiana. Pettus, north of Corpus Chris- old folks' home at Sinton. "It's got a one-line report of good track would continue for up to —Rampaging floodwaters from Torrents also pounded vast U, reported by a ham radio op- going to be touch and go get- news from a unit at Edna. "The 48 hours. Hurricane Beul&h's 30-inch rains reaches of Northern Mexico ad- erator that water was 7 feet deep ting them out," a Texas Depart- water in Cuero and Dewitt Coun- Some South Texas rivers were roared in streams and rose in joining the Texas devastation in parts of town. More than 100 ment of Public Safety official ty is receding," it said. near crest level stage. Driving said. Later the DPS reported the' cities in South Texas today, iso- area. refugees were reported on high For hundreds of. square miles was next to impossible and there lating nearly a million persons. National Guard and Navy vehi- ground in the town. Patients in evacuation had been made. Beulah's devastation was height- was no chance to begin the eval The drenched area in Beulah's cles pushed through- floodwaters the hospital at little Kenedy, At Kenedy, a ham operator re- ened by water. Formerly dry uation of Beulah's full force. aftermath was vast, covering early today for rescue work in Tex., were evacuated to a rest ported that 24 blocks of the north- creeks became raging rivers. Gov. John Connally planned to some 40,000 square miles of Sinton, Falfurrias and Pettus, home on a high hill. east part of town had to be evac- Everything that would carry wa- fly to the lower Rio Grande Val- South Texas, with about one- Tex., the scenes of major flood- The Weather' Bureau predicted uated and 643 persons were ter—including sidewalks and ley with a key group of state of- twelfth of the state's population ing. floods of as much as IT feet for housed in the city's high school. streets—was at flood stage? Flat ficials to look at the damage Isolated in cities, towns and More Rain Predicted some South Texas rivers. . The report said 437 of the evac- areas were flooded, too, and the there. Federal and state officials farms. the.Weather Bureau predicted Five National Guard and Na- uees were refugees from other rains continued. made a preliminary estimate of Communications were all but more rain. The deluges contin- vy vehicles were dispatched to parts of South Texas. The Weather Bureau said the half a billion dollars in damage And early today the state DPS deluges touched off by Beulah's Impassible for a chunk of Texas ued in South Texas. evacuate 40 or 50 residents of an Corpus Christi, a coastal city f 200,000 was completely sealed off by floodwaters late last night Emergency traffic had been able Hughes Warns GOP 'Wrecking Crews' to move previously. The Rio Grande Valley, con taining about 500,000 residents, REPUBLICAN KEYNOTER — Assemblyman Jos»j* \ was closed by water to the out- zolina, R-Monmouth, delivers keynote address at Re side. Even travel betwen clos- ly linked valley towns was a haz- lican State Convention yesterday in Trenton. Azzolina Flays Democrats ardous proposition. (AP Wirephc Plans were made to fly 25,0011 By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON The two'parties will resume New Jersey and, in 1903, in Long back to New Jersey, we receive has increased the payroll by 21 pounds of tinned meat to th TRENTON -r Assemblyman their conventions Oct. 5 when Branch, Mr. Azzolina said: the, brilliant news that the attor- per cent in two years. valley today, weather permitting. Joseph Azzolina, R-Monmouth, platforms will be adopted. "We have observed county! ney general will interview a "It takes no courage," he said, Corpus - Christi's International Added Classrooms keynoted the state Republican Mr. Hughes asserted, that it Re- prosecutors, the state attorney magazine writer — if the writer "to spend a billion dollars the Airport was closed early yester- convention yesterday with publicans regain Senate and As- general and a U.S. Attorney pass cares to be interviewed." way these people are spending day afternoon by water on the charges that the Democratic ad- sembly majorities they-'will un- the back back and forth. After he left the rostrum, Mr. them. You simply determine runways. ministration is soft on criminals do many of what the governor "Meanwhile, the syndicate goes Azzolina was asked what speci- where this spending will buy the Sinton Sheriff Wayne Hitt sail most votes, load your, shotgun Eyed in Mawlapa • and hard on "criminal" money considered significant legislative right on raping our economy ped- fic incidents he had in mind and his city was in an increasing!; spending. advances of the last two years. dling drugs to our troubled youth he said there were none. and start shooting.,., dangerous situation. "There' MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP — The Manalapan-Englll While the Tviiddletown Republi- Eyes GOP Victory and, through bribes and coercion, "But we all know from the "We are spending millions for more water here than I hav Board of Education last night announced it is formulating plas can was hitting away at "the Speaking in the War Memorial continues its efforts to fix public public record about narcotics expertise which, is not being de- ever seen," Hitt said. to add additional classrooms to existing buildings. livered by our executive depart- man:in the front office" and his Building, Mr. Azzolina, who also officials and control govern. and we have Life magazine," he The cause of it all, Beulah The project will Include four classrooms end ah ad alleged throat grip on the Demo- was elected chairman of the con- ment." said. "That's enough to stir ac- ments At the. price we are tration building at the, Gordon's Corner School,: nine tion but we don't see any." paying for this inefficiency, moved into Mexico at a poinl crat-controlled Legislature, that vention, predicted a GOP victory "We have endured prosecutors just south of Laredo, Tex., la rooms and an additional all purpose room at the Levitt! The freshman assemblyman borders' on criminal." man, Gov. Richard J. Hughes, if the party outlines alternatives who«say the job should be han- night. She still bore 50 mile-an which is still under construction, and 14 classrooms add; was warning the Democratic con- to the deficiencies he charged to dled by the attorney general. We made his strongest pitch against Mr. Azzolina had many recom- multi-purpose room at the "builders'" school. ' • have an attorney general who "shotgun spending" which he mendations for the platform com- hour winds and still was rated vention that an election loss in the Hughes' administration. Money for the project is expected to come partially fn November would turn state gov- says the task belongs to the fel- said has doubled the state bud- mittee 'which is to be' headed by tropical storm. With obvious reference tp a the $33,000 contributed by Hovnanlan Brothers, developer* i ernment over to the "wrecking recent Life magazine article al- low in Washington. . get from $500 million to %l bil- former Sen. Wesley Lance, of The town of three rivers, crews." • leging Cosa Nostra control in "And when the buck is passed lion in the last four years, and Hunterdon; County. The speak- miles south of San Aritonii Yorktowne. er picked off these points: braced for a 42-foot creit—17 feet ' The money had been heM up by, the Township i but -the J»ard -announcedAtal night it h*« received a < —Limit, spending and,, pledge above flood stage—on the Nue> ; sales tax revenues to stop rising ces River, The town gets its name ment from the committee for the money. Navy Manes Rip East Und^ local property tixes. from the confluence of the Tas BUSING CHANGE —Hold public hearings on con cosa, Erie and Nueces rivers. Responding to the complaints of five sets of parents, trovetsial legislation.. AH were flooding. board voted to study a change in 'busing policy to allow ; —Resist interference in- the The tornado count stood kindergarteners to be picked up in front of their homes. fu Legislature from the executive 56. ;The, twisters ranged far oi The parents are objecting to the childreit walking alonjgV" branch, that is the governor's oi(- frdm the 40,000 square miles a county road without sidewalks to a school where they atfti! Haiphong fice. deluges. One hit as far. north picked up and bused two miles to their own school. .jjjK Require master plans for fu Burleson, a suburb of Fort Worth The board agreed to have a permanent solution within M^ SAIGON (AP) - Raiding Na- one span of the 658-foot Kien An fight, one of the Phantoms scored ing on Red gun positions. In ad- ture development of elementary, more than 400 miles north of Coi week, and in the interim, provide a teacher aide to escort Hat" vy warplanes severed the last highway bridge, leading south; "possible damage" on one of the dition, high-altitude B52s twice (See AZZOLINA, Pg. 2, Col. 4) pus Christi. children to the first school. undamaged bridge out of the Red west on the only route out of MIGs. hit the DMZ area with satura- port of Haiphong and probably Haiphong which had not been Nearby, Red ground fire tion bombing raids on suspected shot down a MIG fighter at- badly pummelled by U.S. raid- brought down an RF8'Crusader Red strongholds. tempting to defend the city/ the ers.'The bridge is 1.7 miles from jet and the pilot was listed as The roar of gunfire and bomb- 9 U.S. Command said today. the city's center.. missing. It was the 680th an- ing along the DMZ has become Red gunners shot down one Na- Skyhawk jets also made their nounced combat loss in the North. almost continuous as the war of Clerk s Probe vy Crusader jet in the Haiphong fourth attack since Sept. 11 on American pilots flew llS mis- attrition there mounts daily. In area, headquarters said. Radio the Haiphong railroad-highway sions over North "Vietnam yes- addition to naval gunfire support Hanoi claimed seven American bridge one mile west of the city's terday, striking missile sites, from destroyers offshore, Marine planes were downed in the raids center. bridges, supply targets and rail and Army gunners are throwing Thursday. Above them, four Communist lines, from the Hanoi-Haiphong out 6,000 shells daily, in pre- While the air battle raged over MIG17s ran into two supersonic area down to the scarred area planned barrages and firing By Holmdel Mayoi of the demilitarized zone where North Vietnam's heartland, Com- Navy Phantom jets protecting the more each time the Red gun, By SHERRY FIGDORE Mr. Poole, who had been may- Mr. Poole said it had also beeh Marine pilots were ebneentrat- munist gunners kept up thunder- raiders. In a brief, swirling dog- ners open up. HOLMDEL' — What qhe town- or of the township when Mr. Leo made clear to the new clerk that ous barrages along the demili- ship committeeman has termed was appointed to a two-year term he was not to engage in lany po- tarized zone, aiming about 1,000 very strong case of sour in December, asserted that he litical activity of any sort, since shells at the Marine bastions at grapes" has led, or may lead. did not know of the new clerk's he was hired "to serve the tax* Con Thieiv and Gio Linh in the Mayor Edwin .Liebenow to make Rat Fink- connections. payers." past 24 hours. Seven Marines KeansbUrg Anniversary Mr. Leo has stated that he was Mr. Wadington said that M*. (See related story Page IS) were killed and 135 wounded. Al- never directly mentioned in any Poole apparently "forgot" HA so wounded, was Associated of the controversy that raged in terms of the hiring. Mr. Leo*y& Press photographer Henri Huet. an investigation into the political affiliations of Deputy Township the state Young Republicans two asjeed only.to stay out of ''Hotffi- • The heavy air raids on Hai- Clerk Joseph P. Leo. years ago over allegations that del politics" but was frea.'to • phong were intended to keep the Events Ready to Roll In a .telephone call made early the conservative element in the continue his work in Middlesex war supplies flowing into the key yesterday morning to The Daily YR (the Rat Finks) sang anti- County and state politics, -.he North Vietnamese port from ever By JOAN TURNER will represent Governor Richard The fireworks display at the Dr« Patrick Parenty Semitic and racist songs at a J. Hughes, state Sen. Richard Register, the mayor said that •said. ' • '-••''.• reaching those gunners and oth- KEANSBURG — Everything Is Beachway will get under way to- party. (See PROBE, Pg. 2, Col. S) Stout, J, Russell Woolley, all the night at 7:30. Chairman Healy 'several of the committee are er Communist troops fighting in "GO" for this weekend's 50th an- personally concerned" with niversary celebration here. freeholders and approximately 12 said that some of the rides would the South. The idea Is to close Eye Parenty Mr. Leo's past connection with roads and rails leading _ out of At last night's final meeting of mayors from nearby municipali- be open on the boardwalk. ties. Tomorrow's parade will start the "Rat Fink" element of the the port, resulting in a massive the parade committee, with Ed- Young Republicans. .as:. pileup of supplies in the city. ward T. Healy presiding, it was All the local churches will be at U a.m. at the Beachway. The As Head Of Will Lower Flags 'I personally feel that I Missions from the carrier Cor- reported that lineup for the pa- represented by their respective route is: Up Carr Ave. to Church rade Is completed and that sales pastors. They will give the in- St. to Main St., down Main St. to wouldn't want anyone working in al Sea were the fourth this our office with these affili- month inside Haiphong, but as of hats, bumper stickers and es- vocation and benediction. Center St., tum left and end up High School pecially glasses are going very at the reviewing stand. NEW SHREWSBURY - Ap- ations," the mayor said. in the past the port and docking Grand Marshall William J. The mayor said he had left For Slain Marine facilities themselves were spared well. The Fort Dix Army Band will pointment of Dr. Patrick Parenty Turner will have Richard Jessen of 65 Riverbrook Ave., Lincroft, word with Township Clerk John ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -) lagher Jr.; two slaters, because of the fear of endanger- Among the dignitaries who will as his chief aide' and William march along with a Fort Dlx In- fantry Detachment. There/ will as superintendent of the Mon- P. Wadington of bis concern Flags will be at half staff when Kathleen Gallagher here. ing Soviet bloc shipping and make short speeches at the re- Snyder and Edward Goff as ad- and his desire for an investiga- the body of this borough's sec- Miss Mary Ann Gallagher, risking a widening of the war. also be a contingent from the mouth Regional High School dis viewing stand at Raritan and ditional aides. These men have trict, will be considered by the tion. Mr. Wadington said that he ond war casualty returns. beth; a paternal grandm Returning pilots said their 500- Opeanvlew Aves. will be Rep. been active in the fire depart- Marine Color Guard out of Earle Naval Ammunition Depot. . Monmouth Regional High School had, as of last night, found no Last May, Marine Corp. John Mrs. Amelia Gallagher and; tnd 2,000-pound bombs dropped James J. Howard, D—N. J., who ment for many years. Board of Education at a special trace of any note or message. M. Gallagher volunteered for a ternal grandparents Mr. and Many neighboring drum and meeting in the school tonight al Mr. Leo declined to comment, second tour of duty in Vietnam William Spille, 76 West' bugle corps will march and 7:30, it was learned yesterday. since, he said, the mayor "hadn't in hopes of being near his para- ton: Ave. Mr. Spille Is a Had Hand, Foot Caught in Moving Subway Chairman Healy estimated that shown me the courtesy of letting trooper brother. Last Thursday, of the Citizens Advisory couple of thousand people will Dr. Parenty, now the superin- tendent of the Eatontown Schools, me know the charges." He added he was killed in action near actively participate In the pa- that the "mayor and all the com- Quang Tri Province. rade. received his doctor of educa- tion degree on June 1, 1960, mittee knew fully of my political The 20-year-old Marine was the Man Is Rescued by Mitzner The town picnic follows the from Rutgers University. He re- activities. There's nothing new son of Ttomas Gallagher, Eliza- parade's conclusion and will go ceived bachelor of scienc In the papers that they didn't beth, and Mrs. Mary S. Galla- MIDDLETOWN — Bernard M. Another passenger, according degree 1951 from Trenton know already." gher, 76 West Washington Ave., Mitzner, president of the Ameri- to police, pulled an emergency are gone. State Colleges and his Master of Mr. Leo was referring to a Atlantic Highlands. can Commuters Association, be- stop line after the trapped man Sunday at 2 p.m. there will Education degree in 1957 from wire sorvice story that appeared Corp. Gallagher had asked for came a Ilfesaver in a New York had been freed and the train had be a Battle of the Bands at Rutgers. He also attended New yesterday In local papers con- another tour of duty in the war •ubway yesterday. come to a halt in a tunnel. ' Beachway and Raritan Ave. It York University from 1960 to cerning the upcoming Young Re- 1 zone after he learned his younger Aboard a northbound Sixth Ave. The train's engineer will be a three-hour program 1B62. publican convention set for Sat- brother, William Matthew, was Independent train as it pulled out statement from with trophies and bonds given Awarding of a contract for urday in Asbury Park. In it, Mr. being assigned to the area. of the 42d St. station, Mr. Mitz- while the emergency line control to the best bands, drummers and 'Ire detection system also will Leo is referred to as an "ad- He just had completed a year's lingers. ner saw the hand and foot of a was being reset be considered. mitted 'Rat Fink' leader In the tour of duty a month before hear- man caught in a door that closed train to resume movement. Middlesex County chapter of the ing that William was being sent apparently while he was trying Mr. Mitzner said Young Republicans." to Vietnam. The new tour would to enter. able to get back to the platform Township Committeeman Al- have ended January, 1008. The train was already in mo- and the identity,.of the released Today V Index bert C. Poole agreed with the Mayor Jay M, Kellers said the tion. Mr. Mitzner was able to man remains unknown P»B« ' Page mayor, who is now on a holiday council would Issue a proclama- push the man's hand out of the "I hope he wasn't In Vermont, that an investigation tion Tuesday, respecting the bor- power - pressured sliding doors hurt," the ACA president said. Allen-Scott ., f Home and Garden 8 Amusements w, U stock Market 5 is In ordor. *' ough's latest fallen hero. but couldn't force the foot out. A New York newspaper report* Births ..: j Obituaries : 4 "I admire him for calling this Corp. Gallagher attended Hen- He then uied his hands and er who happened to be on the Jim Bishop I meeting," Mr. Poole said last ry Hudson Regional High during pried the twin doors slightly ajar Sylvia Porter same car, Interviewed the reseu- ...... II R«llglou* Services 8 night. "Wo don't think we need his freshman year. He graduated and kicked the foot out, freeing er. He, too, waa unable to JM |UNDAY - High 11:54 a.m. $25,000" to pave over sewer fine had given Adams such things aid L. Biggs, pastor of the Luther Red Bank .j-$tM, and low 5:30 a.m. trenches with asphalt. as a vicuna coat and once paid The fourth Republican com Memorial Church, New Shrews- Gen. George L. Van Deusen (ret.), former commanding'/ 1 6:lffp.tn • Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Poling "I checked with my attorney hotel bills totaling $2,171.62 for miteeman on the township's gov- bury, and Mrs. J. Lester Rigby, (nee Janice Goodman), 44 Dan- also of New Shrewsbury; Maj. officef at Fort Monmouth and honorary member of the for Red Bank £nd Rumson in the middle of August before AAdamsd . ernlng body, Wallace A. Taylor, add two hours; Sea mouth Dr., Hazlet, daughter, yes- I took the Job," Mr. Poole de- Gen. A. F. Cassevant (ret.) of Red Cross board of directors. The chapter celebrated Adams, It was learned, h.a?|«ald only that he had read 1 ht, deduct 10 minutes; Long terday. clared. "I did not know the con- Red Bank, former commanding its 50th anniversary last night at its annual dinner in Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Malin- general at Fort Monmouth, and |mch, deduct 15 minutes; High- tractor (Cestone) prior to the Old Orchard Country Club, Eatontown. bridge, add 40 minutes. conico (nee Mary Shannon), Ab- szsz Dr. James W. Parker Jr., Paul bidding." "gentlemen involved." erdeen Apartments, Matawan, or the Securities Exchange Com- The lone Democrat on the com.Schoening and Mr. Whiting, all (Register Staff Photo) daughter, yesterday. The township Committee met in mission regarding cases involv- of Red Bank. You'll executive session earlier thJ« ing Goldfine. mittee, James H. Ackerman, MONMOUTH MEDICAL Week to discuss the possibility of Both Eisenhower and Adams doesn't think ah investigation is Zoners Approve 'never Long Branch a conflict of interest. said Adams had been "impru- necessary. The deputy clerk has Mr. and Mrs. John Hoyle (nee Mr. Poole's attorney, Philip J. dent," but both denied any con-been in office for nine'months, S&L Would House Addition FENCING Judith Conklin), 59 Brighton Ave. Blanda Jr., told the governing flict of interest on Adams' part he notes, and has been "effi- i hove cient." LITTLE SILVER - The Zon- INSTALLED Long Branch, son, yesterday. body that his client is "legally, Make Move money Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wilbert morally, anj civilly safe" to fill Mayor Liebenow charged that ing Board last night approved a (nee Carol Cattelone), 157 Third out his contract terms. Azzolina the young GOP was responsible TRENTON (AP) — The Eng- rariance permitting Richard Pj .unless Ave., Long Branch, daughter, TownsWp Attorney S. Thomas for having his name placed in a lishtown Savings & Loan Associ- lerhard to build an addition to yesterday. (Continued) column apart from the regular ation seeks state approval to yousave Gagliano is studying die situa- high school, and state college he rear of his house at 86 Laurel Mr. and Mrs. John Famularo tion. Republicans, a spot generally switch its office headquarters to some! (nee Charlene Williams), 1033 needs. considered to be hard on candi- the Yorktown Shopping Center in Dr. Neither attorney has as yet —A program for dvll rights ouboofc an/ Com- Third Ave., Asbury Park, son, submitted a final report to the dates, on last week's primary Manalapan Township, state In- .The application of the JVA n~/tl pounded and equality in justice, including surance and Banking Commis- .ccountt yesterday. committee, which is expected to ballot. Realty Cdrp., here, for a vari- enforcement of slum housing sioner Charles R. Howell an- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schumann meet early next week to resolve No Party Slogan ance which would permit moving 'IBM Saving (nee Mildred Gilllgan), 487 codes and prosecution of slum nounced yesterday. the issue. lords. Mr. Wadington, who. received wo houses from Oceanport Ave. «rtlficotei VA%Z Church St., Long Branch, son, Mr. Poole, now in his third the mayor's petition on the dead- Howell said the association yesterday. -Mandatory sentences for nar- wants to use its present office to Eastview Ave. was adjourned e*eb 9 HMf. three-year term as a committee- cotics operators. line day set for filing, said the peciol I"n/ «' m»turl- at 2A Water St. in Englishtown until Oct. 26. •1% tyl fnt JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL man, including a three-year stint —Prohibition of highway bud- petition had no party slogan. ime Saving /u Asked about the .blank spot, Mr. as an agency. " •J or lon|« Neptune as mayor, says he will not quit ;ets that favor "pet projects of ler^ficate* Liebenow said "I don't need a The commissioner scheduled a Mr. and Mrs. Clarence the Job unless his counsel tells the man in the front office" at Acquittals Ordered De*o*lh Insured up to him to. He estimates his firm's the expense of state wide needs. slogan." hearing for Nov. 3 at the State Murphy (nee Claire Taggart), House Annex in Trenton. $15,000 by F.D.I.C. work is about one-fourth complet- —Better commuter railroad The second column was the na- 'or Belford Men 1605 Leslie St., Glendola, daugh- Also pending before the com- ter, yesterday. ed. ichedullng and use of state sub- tural spot for the mayor's name, FREEHOLD - Two Belford "We eliminate dust, bumps, lidies to assure new equipment according to Mr. Wadington, missioner is an application by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Myers, Keystone Savings & Loan Asso- men yesterday won directed ver- and stones," Mr. Poole said of and Improved service. since he said, the mayor couldn't Jr. (nee Ruth Dorrer), 414 Nor- ciation of Neptune to establish icts of acquittal from Monmouth —Increased pressure to con- run under the regular party ban- wood La., Avon, daughter, yes- his company. Residents in the a branch office on the east side bounty Court Judge Thomas J. struct a major Jetport in the ner. terday. Old Manor area, where the Poole of Rt. 9 in Manalapan Township. imlth on charges of contributing r Vt&ettt Kenne flyifen/ Burlington-Ocean County pine- Mr. Baumgartner was chosen Deposit Iniurtnee Corp. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Gar-firm Is working, have repeatedly That application is being pro- 1 the delinquency of a minor. lands. by the Republican screening • Quality materi- rett (nee Awie Me DevHt), 225 complained about the condition cessed in accord with state legal Michael Cheappetta, 23, of 573 Of the tom-up streets. —A hold-the-line policy on auto committee in April as the par- als and Installa- Lincoln Ave., Avon, daughter, requirements. toxbury Rd. and William Oeckel, tion yesterday. Said the ex-mayor, "I see a Iniurance. ty's candidate. It acted after Mr. Iliebenow had announced that he There are no savings and loan Mr. and Mrs, George Stech lot of smiling faces, when we go —A policy to negotiate wage 1, of 135 Main St. had been • No money down would not run for re-election. Af- associations now located in Man- Modern Apartments (nee Joarin Suydam), 109 Salem through." differences with public employ- charged with giving a 17-year-old terward, however, the mayor alapan Township. • 542-2150 Rd., Brick Township, daughter, ees. ;lrl beer In Raritan Township An Issue that crossed the air changed his mind. AJREHTALS yesterday. uly 3, 1966, between the War Memorial and Mr. and Mrs. Ike Casrell (nee Hurt in Crash Withdraws Bid Cheappetta was represented by YOU CAM AFFORD Clara Tyson), 58 Throckmorton MIDDLETOWN - Police re. the Hildebrecht Hotel, where the governor addressed the Demo- William Hlmmelmen, Red Bank. St., Freehold, son, yesterday. ported that David Wentzell, 21, Man Jailed For Subdivision eckel was represented by Ken- of Rt. 36, Belford, was injured crats, was merits of a 1967 strike WARD Mr. and Mrs. William Weise benefits clause attached to In- SHREWSBURY - David C. eth Joel, Keyport. Assistant (nee Marion Le Frank), 1234 early today when the car he was Tosecutor Solomon Lautman driving struck a tree on Leonard- creased unemployment compen- By Kennelly Eisenberg has withdrawn his ap- MONMOUTH Alliare Rd., Spring Lake Heights, sation. resented the state's case. son, yesterday. villa Rd. He was taken to River- RED BANK — Clarence Wilson, plication for approval of a major Mr. Azzolina called it "the Mr. and Mrs. John Smith Jr. view Hospital, Red Bank, at 2 56, of 66 Ridge Ave., Neptune, most striking example of bad leg- subdivision which would have di- (nee Marianne Foltz), Old Mill a.m. where he was treated for was sentenced to 51 days in jail OpM Dally 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. VILLAGE illation" and called on the GOP vided 100 feet jrom the west end Rd., Freehold, son, yesterday, abrasions and cuts, and released. In default of a fine of $255 and '.o pledge its repeal. of what is known as the Patter- INCLUDING SUNDAYS had his driver license suspended APARTMENTS The governor defended the law for two years yesterday In Mu Ample Parking Facilities 'lames during the past summer. charge of careless driving. Along Garden State Pkwy. Entrance 114 p Children's Equipped An Elegant Atmosphere "We must bo prepared to deal Edward A. Chisolm, 20. of 33 ment, according to Police Chief • Playground sternly with any person who ad-Ridge Ave., Asbury Park, was Carl Jakubecy. He said the FOR EATING • Swim Poo! Facilities Enjoy private catering in vocates violence as the answer 'ined $30 for failing to have his blaze was probably caused by to our problems." our New Gracious Ban- car Inspected. Miss Ruth Gott- grease and was confined to a OR COOKING DIRECTIONS: Garden State quet Room! With Us sec- Mr. Hughes said the Democrat- hardt of Marlboro State Hospital farkway to Exit 123, con- ond story high view over- ic administration has taken was fined $5 for improper park- duct leading to an exhaust fan. CORTLAND AND :lnue on Route 9 to Circle, looking the majestic 18- many steps to prevent crime and ing. There were no injuries roceed around Circle to hole golf course. Com- violence. He said a strict state MACON oute 33 East, continue pletely self sufficient fa- gun controt law was enacted without help from Republicans 6n Route 33 East approx. cilities — rest room, bar and, under Democratic leader- APPIES \ mile to Monmouth Gar- and kitchen, for personal, private banquets or wed- i. ship, New Jersey's courts were GUTTER , LEADER pen Apartments, ding receptions without expanded and a uniform plan for ENTAL AflENTON PREMISES outside Interference. crime reporting was adopted. MADE AND INSTALLED BanqiMtt a iMilalry He said Republicans were 462-0346 gainst crime without providing JIMIV PartlM • W«MI»fli • Dinners • Faclllriet far 100 Ptneiu "Sss* concrete solutions or supporting IN ONE PIECE TOMATOIS MONMOUTH ROAD • EATONTOWN measure* to control criminal ac- ANP ALL tivity. u Comp»ny PHONI ASK FOR All scats in the legislature are VialTAILII Brc*d St., NewirK, N. J. 542*9300 CHARLIE TRUAX at stake under a much-contested 364-1928 NOW IIINO) MA 3-1349 ^apportionment plan which has ixpanded the ilia of both houses DAVIS '6 RICHANOSON — EST. 1749 by one-third. TQS. DAJIY REGISTER , Sept. 22, 1967-4 Occupancy Certificate Society Pushes Restoration Gty Council to Meet Tonight '—•iriedby Board Qf North American P' ' — The borough's rent and then try to register See Boardwalk Plan Defeat requirements limiting housing oc- their children in school It could nd Cornelius Cobb UA» COLTS NECK—The CoH» Neck hlng from church groups to la cupancy became a school board be a big surprise. They would LONG BRANCH - An ordl- charges, which might be incurred :!ty-owned flrehouse will be dls- Historical Society last night took bor unions," she said. construction ot gp fc rule last night. be in trouble if they didn't meet rm» appropriating (55,000 lor when cases are'referred to high- She «aid panel members on thesiial shops on Rt. M MM* 'tlMM cussed. Under a resolution adopted the borough's codes." first steps toward reviving a construction of a new boardwalk er courts, would be borne by the Committees unanimously, after a lengthy ar- Wallace E. Schaab commented project to restore the North forum included Perth Amboy'e elicious Orch*rdi. " ^ be^wcw North and South Bath city. Council probably will announce gument, the board agreed to co- e didn't think the certificate mayor and Dr. Richard McCor- Avis, probably will be defeated members of. several committees American Phalanx. TSA. Up for adoption after public operate with the borough in a re- would stand up in court. nrick, head of the Rutgers Uni- it Wednesday's City Council and commissions. Appointments Two guest speakers at the hearing is an ordinance appropri- quirement thaV all residents sign Mr. Wilson said he didn't think meeting, It was predicted at yes- to the Advisory Shade Tree Com- opening meeting of the season, versity History Department. Be wise ating $33,138 for the city's share an occupancy certificate. the school board is an enforce- terdny'i press conference, held Mist Ann Cladek and Mrs. Doro- William Franklin, son of Ben- of the Shrewsbury Riverfront re- mission and the Needle Trades Endorsed by Superintendent of ment body for the borough code. -:«*> by Amedeo V. Ippollto, council thy V. Compton of Perth Amboy amin Franklin, served as the development project. The mea-Commission will be announced. Schools Joseph R. Bolger and "I think we have a responsibili- president. outlined to the society members last colonial governor, residing opens sure was introduced last week. An amendment to the safety com- School Board Secretary Grace ty," Mr, Schaab said; "we have mittee ordinance to include rep- a successful project to preserve in Westminster. Council last week voted down A nuisance ordinance conform- Daly, the document Is a certifi- responsibility to enforce this resentatives of the pharmaceuti- Westminster Hall, seat of the After that Mrs. Compton said •J-V. after public hearing a similar ing to the Public Health Nuisance cate for which resident* with code or any code that has an ef- cal industry in its membership last colonial governor. measure appropriating {100,000 Code of New Jersey (1953) will school age children must declare fect on our children." the building became a fashion- will be considered. The list of they meet the Borough health for reconstruction of the deteri- be Introduced, President George W. Preston The Township Committee had able resort, a home for retired members of the Advisory Com- and housing codes. orated portion of the boardwalk Jr. said he felt the certificate tried to purchase the Phalanx ilergymen, and now Is a room' account today A public hearing has been set between Laird St. and Madison mittee for Urban Renewal may The tenant or homeowner must was not the question, but the at-property using state Green Acres for Oct. 19 on the cultural com ng house. be ready for public announce- agree that his building or prop- titude or the board should be the funds, but Mayor George Hand- Ave. and a new portion between plex proposed for the municipal Madison Ave. and North Broad- ment. erty complies with all ordinances important factor. zo said there was a major snag. Mrs. Cladek Indicated there No minimum stadium grounds, Ocean Ave., by Council will meet with repre- of the borough, "It li our job to cooperate The present owner of the prop- is no easy way to complete this way. The $55,000 measure, intro- Century Associates. Council has Board member Jeremiah J. with the borough," he said, "and erty offered to sell three acres type'of project. "We're not ex- duced last week on a 3-2 vote, is previously voted the project down sentatives of the Jersey Central Wilson Sr, questioned whether by doing this we can do our best along with the still existing com- perte," she said, "We Jtut expected to share the same fate. by a 3-2 vote, Counciimen, Cioffi Power and Light Co. to discuss balance required there was enough co-ordination service to the public, to the par-munity structure of the early worked hard," A 4-1 vote Is necessary to carry possible lighting by the company and Cornell favoring it. Council- to carry out the plan. ent and to the student..., socialist society. North American Phalanx, lo- a finance ordinance. Counciimen man Samuel Teicher has object- of a tract donated tor recreation- "There must be a method Mr. Preston said the certificate cated on Phalanx Rd., was the Henry R. Cloffi, Elliot I* Kats ed Strenuously to a provision Size Limit al purposes by the New Jersey whereby realtors, Borough Hal was a safeguard and not a longest surviving social com and Robert B. Cornell voted "The New Jersey Department which would permit sale of the Natural Gas Co. on Long Branch and others will be able to co- means of cutting off children munlty'of Ita era, and was'con- against the $100,000 measure last of Conservation and Economic land to Century Associates for %l ordinate so people will know from education. sidered the most commercial. week; .and Mr. Katz and Mr, Cor- Ave. north of its computer cen- Development requires a mini- in return for bringing the com- about the certificate." Mr. Schaab said that if the Divisions among its members nell opposed introduction of the ter. The gas utility has agreed to mum of 10 acres for green acres plex to the city. Mr. Wilson said, "If a family project could be ast Mr. Wilson over the Importance of spiritua $55,000 ordinance at that meeting. furnish the tract on a $l-a-yeai projects," the mayor said. To Set Meetings moved Into the area and was nothad suggested he would have no as well as commercial aspects lease basis. The city would do In the case of Westminster Thirty > minute courtesy park Council will set a schedule of Informed of the procedure they objections. of community life, plus a fire Ing warning will be continued in public meetings on planned cap- the necessary grading and land- would be in trouble. The motion passed unanimous Hal!, Miss Cladek explained, thi which destroyed the mill, even- the areas now designated. Warn ital improvements along the scaping. _ ,/ "Should they pay three months state was persuaded to purchas tually led to its downfall. ing tickets now are issued in the beachfront and in other sections the site outright. Award Citations Broadway and West End neigh- Of the city. It now has leased the building The society presented fou borhoods, exclusive of the beach- ; A request by Mayor Paul Na to the Middlesex County Bdtn award citations fon "preserving front, A letter from the Chamber staslo Jr. for amendment of thi ,850 Apparent Bid Error of Freeholders, and local his- the atmospbere of the oftlonial of Commerce urged the continua police ordinance to authorize ad- torical groups expect to com- era," and plans to make one tion, which has been protested by dition of eight patrolmen to the plete the restoration with foun- award annually. some merchants as discrimina- force was laid over for furthe dation funds, she said. The recipients were: tory, but requested consideration Pay bills at study. The addition would bring Delays House Removal Action "All the colonial buildings in Georgge Dittmar Jr., for th of extension of the system to the the force to 58 men and officers. Perth Amboy are gone now ex- i mofsMsuM entire city.; Councilman Ralph Ardolino Jr. ie construction or reconstruc- restoration of Buck's Mill on A hearing was set for Oct. 25 WEST LONG BRANCH - An cept St. Peter's Church and Buck's Mil' Rd.; The Long Attorney Fees said council should delay action ion of municipal roads. Munici on charges of serving liquor to apparent mistake of $5,850 was Westminster Hall," Mrs. Comp Branch Savings and Loan Asso A resolution will be offered re- because "the bids might be too >al Clerk J. Russell Woolley said minors filed by the Division of made on a bid for the contract ton said. ciation, for its branch office on quiring the city attorney to pay high" and to allow local firemen hese state funds would be used Alcoholic . Beverage Control to demolish the 163-year-old, two- "Our problem was to arouse Rt. M. Jack Bogardus, branch for a substitute attorney in cases to use the Wilkeson house for 'or paving Larchwood Ave. be- against the Friendly Cafe, 14 story white frame Wilkeson local interest. One of the things manager, accepted the certifi Involving possible conflict of in- practice smoke drills, which has ween Rt 71 and the Ocean Town- Brighton Ave. house, Cedar Ave. and Monmouth we did was to organize a forum cate; Delicious Orchards anc terest when they are heard in Rd., and the Borough Council been promised, and to allow any ihip line, ajt Whalepond Brook. and invite representatives of Barclay, its owner, foi A resolution will be offered au- rpsentatives of al Carrol the" local court Extraordinary yesterday delayed action to Oct. persons who want to collect items ththe locall organizations, every retail store on Rt. 34, Nuninterr.v.i.«. thorizing $3,800• addition to b Councilman Robert M. Shirvan- their new 5 on awarding this contract. from the house, which has been spent on construction of the fire- lan said borough residents should The governing body received unoccupied for the past several house of, the Independent Fir< contact the municipal Shade Tree two bids for this project. Mazza years, to do so. HEY KIDS! Company on Union Ave. Suffi Commission if they want trees 6 Sons of 27 Portaupeck Ave., cient money already has been ap- The lot on which the house rianted on their property. Mr. CALL Oceanport, submitted a, bid of propriated in the bonding ordi stands was purchased last Feb- Ihirvanian reported the commis- $6,500 and Muccio Landscaping nance. ruary (1967) by the borough from sion will plant trees at no cost to and Excavating of 198 Westwood the estate of Harriet M. Wdlke- residents, hut the trees must be 7474857 A request from Oceanic 1 Ave. a bid of $825. Fire Company for repairs to thei son for $17,000. Mayor Henry J, spaced at least 50 feet apart and Municipal Attorney William E. Shaheen said the borough Is plan- :an only be planted on the front Russell said a bond accompany- ning to use the lot as a park area. if a property. He said the bor- ing the Mazza bid stated the con- ough is ordering 60 to 100 trees, tract bid was only $650, but he Could Save It which can be increased upon de- said the $6,500 figure would still Mayor Shaheen said the house mand, and the commission will stand when the governing body is could be saved "if some party plant these trees sometime next considering this matter. is willing to move It from the month or early in November. lot at (heir own expense." No one LEGAL NOTICE: so far has stepped forward. The Mr. Shirvanian reported NOTICE Recreation Commission's AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED: mayor reported the Allaire State AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORiPark Historical Association and class will begin Thursday, Oct. Minimum DINAHCE ENTITLED VAN ORDI- 5, in the Community Center, Lo- OF THE TOWNSHIP OP Smithville Village had expressed by Hart, Schaffnet t, TO ESTABUSH, MAIN- interest, in the Wilkeson house, cust Ave. There will be TAIN. KEO-WLATE AND CONTROL THB; POLICE DEPARTMENT OF but claimed they did not have sons, and the course cdsts THE TOWNSHIP OF HOMDEL AND he added. For campus and career , . . the b»rf Balance TO PRESCRIBE RULES AND REG-the funds to move it from the ULATIONS RESPECTING SUCH DE- lot PARTMENT TO BB KNOWN AS Mr. Woolley said' the council two worlds . . .++ie clastic and the casuall*" : THB HOLMDEL POLICE TBPART- will resume its winter public • MENT". (#11-87) The governing body adopted a The clastict • handsomely styled hop- CHICKING wai presented (or Introduction and tint resolution to apply for an $8,000 meeting schedule on Oct. 5, con- reading on Aug. 21, 1887 by the Town- vening at 8 p.m. in the municipal •hip Committee of the- Township of grant from the 1968 state Depart- sack suit tailored to perfection, of c«urM.»: Holmdel and on Sept. 18, 19W ml fl- ment of Transportation's fund for building. Starting on that date, nally adopted W^fiS& the governing body will hold its ACCOUNTS -LEGAL NOTICE—— Mayor regular meetings on the first and The casual: *n«ppy »!»**•** '" Township of Holmdel NOTICE third Thursdays of each month An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI- John P. Wadlogton NACD CHANGING THE NAMB 01 at 8 p.m. tweeds. Our collection is very impressive. Clerk A CERTAIN STREET IN THB TOWN Bent. 22 WJ SHIP OF HOLMDEL, COUNTY OI MONMOUTH, STATE OF NEW JER- LEGAL NOTICE NEW JERSEY STATE DEPARTMENT SEY, (#1W«) waa presented for Intro- OF CMJL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS duction and first reading on Augusl NOTICE Patrolman, Holradel Township, Bal- 21, 1967 by the Township Committee Pursuant to a Oarage IJen I will ry, $5220-56000 (Full Time): J2.2O per ol the Township of Holmdei and on sell at Public Auction on September SeptenVber 18, 1967 in finally adopted 28, 19ST at S Alt at Borsey Auto Body, „,__ „ t*o years and approved. Union St. West Keansnurg, N. J., 1— resident in Holmdel Township. EDWOT UEBENOW 1861 Mercury Meteor 600. Announced closlng_datejorjlling ag. Mayor Seller reterves the right to bid. Township of Holmdel JEROME S. MAYER quail. Attest: Bailiff flcatlons apply to Department of• Civill Jobs P. Widlnstoo Sept. US, » W.60 Service, State House, Trenton, New Cleric BWt. 22 M.60 X NOTICE LfiT L/onypany "candidates who file applications and An ordinance entitled "AN > ORDI- NANCE CHANOING THE NAMB OF are Qualified may receive no further NOTICE CERTAIN STREETS IN THB TOWN- 1290 Highway 35 • MiddlttoWn Mithx uinthum ttwimcw notlcs to appear. Those not Qualified , MONMOUTH COTJNTT will he so notified. SHIP OP HOLMDEL, COUNTY OP Tiliphoni 671-5B0O SURROGATE'S COURT MONMOUTH AND STATE OP NEW Examinations will be held Wednet. Notice to Creditors to Fresent JERSEY. (#11-67) -was presented for day, October 18, 1981 »t «:00 P.M. Claims Against Estate Introduction and first reading on Au< Applicants will report to Asbury Park ESTATE OF ELIZABETH PINES, guat 21, 1987 by the Township Com- DECEASED mittee of the Township of Holmdel and Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. on September IS, 1901 vas finally CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coutv adopted and approved. tjr of Monmouth, this day made, on thi application of the underslgnedj Hamp- EDWIN LIEBENOW ton Andrews, Sr., Sole Executor of the Mayor estate of the said Elizabeth Fines, Township ef Holmdel deceased, notice la hereby given to the Attest: creditors of said deceased to present John P. Wadlngton •100.00 to the said Bole Executor tbelr claims, Clerk under oath within six months from Sept 22 H.60 this date. NOTICE. Dated: August 29, M8T MONMOUTH COUNTY -JJ0M A HAMPTON ANDREWS, SR., SURROGATE'S COURT 153 River Street, Red Bank, N. J. r Notice to Creditors to Present Sole Execute^ ClOmi Against Estate Edward F. Blott, Em. B8TATE OF JOSEPH T. CROSS, l press ristn, DECEASED. , ,t_ Asbury Park, M. I. Pursuant to the order o! DONALD Attorney / J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the 2 County of Monmouth, this day made, Sept 1, 8, 15, 22 _* *:** on the 'application of the undersigned, Benedict R. Nicosia. Sole Executor of PROPOSAL the estate of the said Joseph V. Cross itelnbich'i mtn'i shop—til itorti Notice Is hereby given that sealed deceased, notice la hereby given to bids will be received In the Receptlor the creditors of said deceaied to pre- Room of the Office of the Director, sent to the nld Sole Executor their Division of Purchase and Property, "alms under oath wlttiin six months Rt. 35 at Pattenm Ave., Shrewsbury 2nd floor, Room 232-2, State House, from this date, rated: aAbermh106T Trenton, New Jersey 08625. on Sep. Ac 100 ft. North of Shop-Rlte—741.501? IV • O tember 28, 1967 at 2:00 P.M. and wl be opened and read Immediately then 163 River Road after, for the following: Red BanK, New Jeney PBEPUROHASE EMERGENCY Sole Executor • SAT—MANAGER'S SPECIAL GENERATORS ft ASSOCIATED Meisrs. Eororam, Russell EQUIPMENT Fasano ft Nicosia Pre-pnrchase Emergency Generators 73 BroM Street A Assoclatel Equipment Red Bank, New Jersey Hunterdon Slate School A Fool Be Attorney! . ,_ vice Bid,., Clinton, N. J. S»pt. US, », ». OCt. B * Bids must be (1) made on the »tsn NOTICE ' FOB Ladies' < dard -"proposal form, (2) enclosed lr 0 WQ0L FR0M ths special addressed envelope, (8) a( ™ companion by a certlllel check drawi TO THB STOCKHOLDERS: to the order of the Treasurer of th PI.BAB1B TAKU NOTICE Uiat at tn» State of New Jersey, or a bid bond .psotal IS.ellrTor BtooKnolder. held Suede any of which shall be In the amount August 30, 1087, said special meeUng ot SKIRTS BLENDS ! of 9% or the bid, and (4) delivered Stockholders «s i*<*<[ ^TM" at the above place on or, before th< day, Sept»mb«r 27. 1067 at 3:00 P.M.. y hour named as no bid will be ac at• th'-e« ^Maln orflcs,_loMte«Nat 1M» cepted after the 'hour specified, Bldi Trimmed NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $10.99 EACH not so submitted will be considered In formal and will be rejected. The D! rector reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to award con. Bright'National Bank and The cer,. tract In part or whole if deemed tc tral jersey Bank and Trust Commnf Cardigan DRESSES the best interests of the Bute to d< Into a merged corporation, which •o. The successful bidder will be ri shall be kSown a« The Central J.r«.y qulrsd to furnish lurnly bond In thi full amount of the contract, of by Puritan BLOUSES REDUCED company authorised to do business ' the State of New Jersey. Plans and specifications, form of bli SKIRTS UP TO contraot and bond tor the proponet New continental" styl- 75% work an on file and may be ot talned upon application to tha Dlrei NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $19.99 EACH tor. Division ot Purchase and Proper ing goat into thii Or- ty, BtaU House, Trenton, New Jerio: OSB25, on deposit ol twenty-five (I25.0O 100% NYLON for each set, this amount to be rr Nstlohafnank, a copy ol"whlcl. Agree, Ion® and tv/o - tone funded to the bidder upon return < ment Is herein annexed anil malo a Girls' such documents In good condition wit nurt hereof by rnforonco therein. At In 30 days alter the award ol th EKd m.el"n«, action will be taken for tuede iwsater • jacket! MACHINE contract. , Si approval or dl.apnrov.l ol said DBPARTMHNT OT THB TRBASUR1 .... itockholders. Fabulous effect in a ter- STRETCH WASHABLE Division o! Purchase and Fropert: RT B. LOCKWOOD CHARLES F, SULLIVAN, Director Frerirlerit Sept. M, M NT. Sept. 1, I, IK j |37.n rific choice of colors. GREAT MIMIUOtlT Sim S, M, L, XL. TIGHTS ASSORTMENT SIZES * MONTHS 20.00 TO GIRLS' 7 TO 14 OF COLORS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $$.?& irtlnbaeh'i men'i ihop s all itorct • REPEAT OF A SELLOUT • SHOE Ladies' SHOES S2 $ Smart chickr enter J. Kridel'i newly ONN WftkNHfay. mi Mday II ,f RIOT Children's SHOES 1 decorated Corner.' MIDDLETOWN-BAYSHORE EDITION Fridtjr, Sept, 22, #67-3$5,850 Apparent Bid Error Rehiring Is Society Pushes Restoration Sewer Users Preceded By Face Raises Delays House Removal Action Arguments Of North American P RAWTAN TOWNSHIP WEST LONG BRANCH - An tlon of municipal roads. Munici- mand, and the commission will KEANSBURG - Tempers COLTS NECK-The Coin Neck Wng from church groups to la- and Cornelius were of the Bayshore Sewer apparent mistake of $9,850 was pal Clerk J. Russell Woolley said plant these trees sometime next flared last night at the Bor- Historical Society last night took bor unions," she said. construction Cpmpwjy face possible hijjher made on a bid tor the contract these state funds would be used month or early in November. ough Board of Education meet- first steps .toward reviving a She said panel members on the nlal shops wte* If owner Mlctuel M. Nero on to demolish the 163-year-old, two- for paving Larchwood Ave, be- Mr, Shirvanian reported the Ing over whether it was fair to orum included Perth Amboy's Delicious Orchard!. approaches the state Public Utll- project to restore the North story white frame Wilkeson Iween Rt. 71 and the Ocean Town- Recreation Commission's golf rehlre an attendance officer who mayor and Dr. Richard McCor- ltles Commission as planned for American Phalanx. house, Cedar Ave. and-Monmoulh ihip line, at Whalepond Brook. class will begin Thursday, Oct. was granted a seven-month leave mlck, head of the Rutgers Uni- an increase. 5, In the Community Center, Lo- of absence last January. Rd., and the Borough Council Councilman Robert M. Shirvan- Two guest speakers at the ersity History Department. Mr. Nero claims the rate hike yesterday delayed action to Oct. ian said borough residents should cust Ave. There will be 10 les- opening meeting of, the season, Bewte Superintendent of the schools William Franklin, son of Ben- li necessary since the township 5 on awarding this contract. contact the municipal Shade Tree sons, and the course costs $16, Joseph R. Bolger said that Mrs, Mls$ Ann Cladek and Mrs. Doro- jamin Franklin, served as the has postponed a decision for two The governing body received Commission if they want trees he added. Mildred Robinson had resumed thy V. Compton ol Perth Amboy months to buy his company. Af- two bids for this project. Mazza planted on their property, Mr. Mr. Woolley laid the council her duties as attendance officer outlined' to the society members last colonial governor, residing ter the Sewerage Authority's ac- 6 Sons of 27 Portaupeck Ave., Shirvanian reported the commis- will resume its winter public at the salary of $2,000, Sept. 1. a successful project to preserve i Westminster. tion Monday night, Mr. Nero Oceanport, submitted a bid of sion will plant trees at no cost to meeting schedule on Oct. 5, con- He recommended her return be Westminster Hail, seat of the After that Mrs, Compton said Checkmarfer withdrew his sale offer at a price $6,500 and Muccio Landscaping residents, but the trees must be vening at 8 p.m. in the municipal confirmed. last colonial governor. he building became a fashion' of J1.5 million. and Excavating of 198 Westwood spaced at least 50 feet'apart and building, Starting on that.date, The Township Committee had able resort, a home for retired At present the company users Board member Harold C. Lov- Ave. a bid of $825. can only be planted on the front the governing body will hold its tried to purchase the Phalanx account today pay $84 annually. The new rate itt questioned whether it was clergymen, and now Is a room' Municipal Attorney William E, of a property. He said the bor- regular meetings on the first and property using state Green Acres will probably exceed $80, Mr. fair to the substitute who took ng house. Russell said a bond accompany- ough is ordering 60 to 100 trees, third Thursdays of each month funds, but Mayor George Hand- Nero said. He added he is con- Mrs. Robinson's job. He said Mrs. Cladek Indicated there ing the Mazza bid stated the con- which can be increased upon de- at 8 p.m. Mrs. Robinson had not told the zo said there was a major snag. No mintmn fident the PUC would grant his tract bid was only $650, but he board she was returning to school The present owner of the prop- is no easy way to complete this request. type of project. "We're not ex- said the $6,500 figure would still for the September session and erty offered to sell three acres He said his action is necessi- perts," she said, "We Jiui stand when the governing body is should not be allowed to hold the along with the still existing com- tated by losses at his company. Occupancy Certificate worked hard." considering this matter. position. munity structure of the early The facility presently services 2,- North American Phalanx, lo- 200 homes. Councilman Ralph Ardolino Jr. Jeremiah J. Wilson Sr., anoth- ^oaiiiat said council should delay action '* limit cated on Phalanx Rd., was the er board member, argued that longest surviving social com- because "the bids might be too Approved by Board it was perfectly correct for her "The New Jersey Department of Conservation and Economi munity of its era, and was con- high" and to allow local firemen KEANSBURG — the borough's The tenant or homeowner must to return. sidered the most commercial. Purchase Site to use the Wilkeson house for requirements limiting housing oc- igree that his building or prop- Development requires a mini' After a heated discussion, Mrs. mum of 10 acres for green acre! Divisions among its member, practice smoke drills, which has cupancy became a school board irty complies with all ordinances Robinson was hired, 6-1. been promised, and to allow any rule last night. if the borough. projects," the mayor said. over the importance of spiritual For Market persons, who want to collect items Under a resolution adopted Board member Jeremiah J. In the case of Westminstei as well as commercial aspects of community life, plus a fire NEW YORK - Big AppJe Su- from the house, which has been unanimously, after a lengthy ar- Wilson Sr. questioned whether Hall, Miss Cladek explained, thi permarkets Inc. has purchased unoccupied for the past severe which destroyed the mill, even- gument, the board agreed to co- there was enough co-ordination BoardWeighs state was persuaded to purchas an ll'^-acre site at Poole Ave. to do so. operate with the borough in a re- to carry out the plan. tually led to its downfall. years, the site outright. and Rt 35 In Hazlet, N. J., from The lot on which the house quirement that all residents sign "There must be a method Award Citations *n investment group headed by stands was purchased last Feb- an occupancy certificate. /hereby realtors, Borough Hall Pool Permits It now has leased the buildinj The society presented fou John J. warneck. The food chair ruary (1967) by the borough from Endorsed by Superintendent of nd others will be able to co- KEYPORT - The Planning to the Middlesex County Board award citations for "preserving, paid $210,000 for the property. the estate of Harriet M. Wilke Schools Joseph R. Bolger and irdinate so people will know Board last night briefly consid- of Freeholders, and local his- the atmosphere of the colonial :,ii A spokesman for Big Apple son for $17,000. Mayor Henry J. School Board Secretary Grace ibout the certificate." ered the wisdom of requiring per- torical groups expect to com- era," and plans to make one said* Kennilworth Associates, in- Shaheen said the borough is plan- Daly, the document is a certifi- Mr. Wilson said, "If a family mits for all swimming pools plete the restoration with foun- award annually. dustrial and commercial con- ning to use the lot as a park area cate for which residents with moved into the area and was not containing more than 50 dation funds, she said. The recipients were: P>y bills n noiM struction and development firm Could Save It school age children must declare Informed of the procedure they gallons, thereby giving the bor- "AH the colonial buildings i George Dittmaf Jr., for th inoni IwMifw fbtie* has been selected to develop the Mayor Shaheen said the house they meet the Borough health vould be in trouble. ough some control over the pools. Perth Amboy are gone now ex restoration of Buck's Mill oi and housing codes. cept St. Peter's Church and property. . could be saved "if some party "Should they pay three months The board, however, heeded Buck's Mill Rd.; The Lon py •ent and then try to register Westminster Hall)" Mrs. Comp- Branch Savings and Loan Asso Lawrence D. Elkind, president is willing to move it from the Mayor Robert J. Strang's advice 1 Sanrfctitonr ton said. elation, for its branch office or of Kennilworth, said his firm wil lot at their own expense." No one their children in school it could to "lay off the swimming pools," Fire Damages "Our problem was to arouse Rt. 34. Jack Bogardus, brancJ construct, a neighborhood shop- so far has stepped forward. The je a big surprise. They would and put the whole question local interest. One of the things manager, accepted the certifi ping center containing 100,000 mayor reported the Allaire State be in trouble if they didn't meet aside. Park Historical Association and Two Buildings lie borough's codes." we did was to organize a forum cate; Delicious Orchards ant CENTBALjpSEV BANK square feet of retail space on the The mayor asked the board to iville Village had expressed RARITAN TOWNSHIP-A slot Wallace E. Schaab commented and invite representatives of all y site. send a letter to the Monmouth it jn the Wilkeson house, car racing center and a savings he didn't think the certificate their new retail store on Rt. 34, but claimed they did,not have company were heavily damaged would stand up in court. County Board of Freeholders the funds to move it from the by smoke early yesterday. Mr. Wilson said he didn't think protesting the condition of the HEY KIDS! tot. , Police said a fire broke out in the school board is an enforce- Mott St. bridge. Mr. the utility room of the Instant ipnt body for the borough code. called the county-maintained CAtL ' The governing body adopted bridge, one of the main en- resolution to apply for an $6,000 Speedway Building at Airport ''I think we have a responsibili- Plaza. Smoke from" the blaze ty," Mr. Schaab Said; "we have trances to the borough, grant from the 1968 state Depart- grace to the town." ment of Transportation's fund for damaged the adjacent Sun Sav- a responsibility to enforce this 747-9857 Borough Council already has h i reconstruc ings and Loan Company. code or any code that has an ef- Firemen from the North Cen- fect on our children." sent a similar protest treville and Hazlet Companies President George W. Preston county. responded to the call at 8:30 r. said he felt the certificate a.m., working until 10. The ori- was not the question, but the at- gin of the blaze has not been titude of the board should be the Budget Review Raqiiet Chib determined, police said. important factor. "It is our job to co-operate Occupies Board COST NOTICE with the borough," he said, "and KEANSBURG - The Board of by doing this we can do our best Education will have a full sched- Suits and Sportcoats NOTICE AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED: service to the public, to the par ule Tuesday. It agreed last night AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OR. ent and to the student...." Minimum DINANCB ENTITLED "AN OHDI- to devote a full evening to the ' NANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF Mr. Preston said the certificate study of the budget. by Hart, Schaffner & Marx HOLMDEL TO ESTABLISH, MAIN- was a safeguard and not a TAIN, REGULATE AND CONTROL Later in 'the meeting it agreed DEPARTMENT OF means of cutting off children to meet with the Teachers As- Balance ' OF HOMDEL AND from education. For campus and carter • • > tha best of TO PRESCRIBE RULES AND BEG. sociation, Noting the two meet- :' ULATIONS RESPECT1NO SUCH DE- Mr. Schaab said that if the PARTMENT TO BE KNOWN AS ings were for the same evening, two worlds. . . the clastic and the catual! THE HOLMDEL POLICE' DBPART- project could be as Mr. Wilson the board indicated it would had suggested he would have no CHECKING presented lor Introduction a tint combine.Jhe two meetings. The classic: • handiom«!yL.»tyled. hop- ing on Aug. 21, 1S67 by the Town objections. '' • i Secretary of the; Keansburg Committee of the Township of The motion passed unanimous- sack suit tailored to perfection, of course. .idel »nd on Sept 18, 1M7 was II Teachers' Association, William ACCOUNTS hally adopted g^Sg H. See Jr., requested a meeting Mayor ' LEGAL NOTICE • with the Teachers Committee The casual: »nappy spoi-tooats In rich . Townsnlp of Holmdel A'ttest: NOTICE to "discuss matters of mutual John P. Wadlngton An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI- concern." tweeds. Our collection is very impressive. Clerk NACB CHANGING THE NAME OF Sept 22 A CERTAIN STREET IN THE TOWN- NOTIC SHIP "OF HOLMDEL, COUNTY OF EGAL NOTIC NEW JERSEY STATE DEPARTMENT MONMOUTH, STATE ,OP NEW JER- OE EXAMINATION] BBY. (#15-87) was presented for Intro- NOTICE duction and first reading on. August Pursuant, to a Oarage Lien I will 21. 196T by the Township Committee jell at Public Auction on September of the Township ot Holmdel »nd on as, 1MT at 9 AM at Dorsey Auto Body, September 18. 1967 was finally adopted Union St., west Keansburg, N. 3., 1- resident In Holmdel Township. and approved. 1M1 Mercury Meteor 600. Announced closing date for filing aj> EDWIN UEBENOW Seller reserves the right to bid. plications October 9, 1967. For appl Mayor JEROME 8. MAYER cations, duties and minimum cual' Township of Holmdel Bailiff apply to Department of. clvU Attest: Best. 15, 22 K«0 t H Tr—'"" w"~ John F. Wadlngton Clerk NOTICE g CompanyC Sept. 32 S(.6O An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI- NANCE CHANGING THE NAME OF 33 • Middlatown MM tf umtm awiuM* NOTICE - CERTAIN STREETS IN THE TOWN- MONMOCTH COUNTY SHIP OP HOLMDBL, COUNTY OF SURROGATE'S COURT MONMOUTH AND STATE OF NEW Member Ftdwsl Dtpoiit Inwrinti Corporation Notice to Creditor* to Present Claims Agalnit Estate JERSEY. (#14-67) was presented for ESTATE OF ELIZABETH FINES, Introduction and first reading on Au- 7 gust 21, 1967 by the Township Com- DECEASED mittee of the Township of Holmdel and Pursuant to the order of DONALD X on September 18, 1887 was finally CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the CounCoun- adopted and approved. ty of MmtMonmontlMonmontlil , thits s dda ; mmaded , on tthhe application of' the undersignedundersigned , HampHamp- EDWIN UEBENOW ton Andrews, Sr., Sole Executor of the Mayor estate oC the said Elizabeth Pines, Township of Holmdel deceased, noUce< Is hereby given to the Attest: creditors of said deceased to present John P. Wadlngton 100.00 to the «aid Sole Executor their claims Clerk under oath within ilx months from Sept 22 H8O toil date, pated: August 29, 1967 NOTICE Sportcoats -70.00.: HAMPTON ANDREWS, SR., MONMOETH COUNT? 153 Rlvsr, Strent, SUKROGATE'S COURT Red Bank, N. J, , NoUee; to Cffcdlton to Present Sole Executor Claims Against Estate. Edward F. Slott, Esq. ESTATE, OF JOSEPH F. CROSS, ) 1 Press Flaza, DECEABED. Astrary,Fark, N. S. Pursuant to the order ot DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Attorney tug M County of Monmouth, thla day made, Sept. 1. 8, 15, 22 ""•~ on the application ot the undersigned. Benedict K. Nicosia, Sole Executor of the estate of tho aald Joseph F. Croas iidnbaeh's man's itiop—ill itorw PROPOSAL deceased, notice is hereby given to Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids will be received In the Reception the creditors ot said deceased to pre- Room of the Office of the Director, sent to the said Sole Executor tthell r DsioDivisionn of PuPurchase e and Property, claims under oath within six months Rr. 35 at Patterson Ave., Shrewsbury 2n2dd ffloorl , RooR m 232232*22 , StStatt e HHouseHse, from this date. Trenton, New Jersey 0862d, on SepS3ep-- Dated:' September llth, 1967 1Q0 ft. North of Shop-Rlte-74! - 5019 p tember'28tember 28, 1867"a1067'tt 2:0200 P.MPM. and wili l BENEDICT R. NICOSIA lie opened and read Immediately there- 163] River Boad after, for the following: Red Bank, New Jersey PRKPIIRCHASE EMERGENCY Sole Executor • SAT—MANAGER'S SPECIAL • GENERATORS t ASSOCIATED Messrs. Doremus, Russell EQUIPMENT Fasano ft Nicosia Pro-purchase Emergency Generators 73 Broad Street i ft Associated Equipment Red Bank, New Jersey Hunterdon State School * Food Ser- Attorneys vice BUf., Clinton, N. J. Sept. 15, 22, 29, OKt. 6 ; Bids must be (1) made on the stan- NOTICE OF DATE FIXED FOR dard proposal form, (2) enclosed In ADJOURNED SPECIAL MEETING the special addressed envelope, (3) ac- OF STOCKHOLDERS companied by a certified check drawn TO THB STOCKHOLDERS: to the order of the Tieasurer of the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at the State of New Jersey, or a bid bond, •peclal meeting of Stockholders held Suede any of which shall be In the amount August 30, 1067. said special meeUng of of 5% of tho bid, and (4) dellverod Stockholders was adjourned to Wednes- at the above place on or before tho day, September 27. I196™1 a•t 3:00 P.M.. hour named as no bid will be ac- at the Main Office!,, located at 1099 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $10.99 EACH copied after the hour specified, Bids Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright. New Jer- Trimmed not so submitted will be considered in. sey, which adjourned special meeting formal and will be rejected. The Dl' will be held for the purpose of con- rector reserves the right to reject sidering a proposed merger of The Sea any and all bids and to award con- Bright National Bank and The Cen- tract In part or whole If deemed to tral Jersey Bank and Trutt Company the best Interests ot the State to do Into a merged corporation, which Cardigan jo. The successfu bidder will be re' shall be known as The Central Jersey •urety bond In toe Bank and Trust Company, and which • BLOUSES REDUCED # 3 quired to furnish shall have Us principal place of busi- flfulll amount of the contract, of ness at Jerseyvllli Avenue. Freehold by Puritan company authorized to do* business In Township, New Jersey, In accordance the State ot New Jersey. with the statutes of the State ot New • SKIRTS UP TO * Mi Plans annd specificationssp , form of bid, Jersey applicable thereto, and In ac- contract and •bon d• fo• r the proposed cordance with the terms and' condi- New "continental" styl- NATIONALLY ADVERTISED VP TO $19.99 EACH work _.are. o-.n. ...file. -...and. may be ob- tion! of an Agreement of Morgor dated tained upon application to the Direc- June ID, 1067, heretofore entered Into tor, • Division of Purchase and Proper, by authority of a resolution ot tho ing goes into this Or- ty, Btate House, Trenton, New Jersey Board of Directors of Tho Sea Bright 1 08629, on deposit of twenty-five (I2B.O0) National Bank, a copy ot which Agree- 100% NYLON for each set, tills amount to be re- ment la hereto annexed anil made a ion® and two - tone Girls funded to the bidder upon return ot part hereof by reference thernto. At such dooumenti In good condition with- aald meeting, action will be taken for in 30 days after the award of the the approval or disapproval of said suede sweater • jacket! MACHINE contr&ct. Agreement by tho stockholders. DEPARTMENT OP THB TRHASURY Fabulous effect in a ter- STRETCH WASHABLE Division of Purchase and Property ROBERT B. LOCKWOOD, CHARLES F. BULUVAN, Director President Sept. 18, M »2T.«0 Sept. 1, «, 10, 12 I31.T3 GREAT rific choice of colors. TIGHTS Sizes S, M, L, XL. SIZ1S 6 MONTHS ASSORTMENT TO GIRLS1 7 TO 14 OF COLORS 20.00 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $3.95 EACH italnbach't m*n'i idop •REPEAT OF A SELLOUT • SHOE Ladles1 SHOES

MRS. OWEN J. ROGERS assaulisaukt aon ia poUcoraapoUcoman reiulted setting heroin. ing while driving and *n0~!e^| smt. . FAIRFIELD, Conn. (AP) —ini a fine and a suspendeimpended 30-dayy George F. PrwniewmklPrrWewBki,. Jerj«-- torcareles s driving. .His driving aep of sentence (or a Monmouth Beach sey dry, watt fined $305 for driv- privileges in New'Jersey were MRS. MYNNE E. DUNLOY | MRS. ESTEILA KINHAFER |MM. Owen J. Roberts, widow of ,„. Specification* MBS. WALTER TILTON the late associate justice of theman in Municipal Court yester- ing on a revoked license, as was revoked for two years. JJAWAWAN TONTOWNSHIP NEW SHREWSBURY — Mrs. KEYPORT — Mrs. Estella U.S. Supreme Court, has dleC hold, New Jeraer on Tuesday. October 3, l6«7 at 2:00 o'clock, PM, Prevailing Even brand-new models like and V8 engine, both with stjll more peace and quiet, Chevrolets have Hide-A-Way ftroBlte, can say mei* thai many werdi. Se« ear I BARRt Tine. the iormal-roofllned Impale many new components to because the windows stayup. windshield wipers that com* «Hdoy of lam MM Mou.iB.nti, back«d by riw |GUILD Work ahall consist of the construc- tion of new roadways and dratnatej Custom Coupe debut in '68. keep your new Chevrolet out when it rains, and bdntry's strongest monument tjuardntM. facilities, at the new County Library running stronger. You Proved safety features concealed headlights that •~ Monuments The Plans. Sptclflcatlona and olher Silent computer-tuned ride can order a 250-hp V8 that Of course, proved Chevrolet hide when the sun shines. Contract Documents for the proposed work, prepared by Leon 8. Avahlan. To help eliminate noise, runs on regular fuel. On safety features like the Inc., Consulting Engineers, 700 Matff most models with automatic GM-developed energy Buy a new Chevrolet now and LONG BRANCH MONUMENT, CO., Inc. son Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. may computers were used to you'll be one of the smart be examined at the office of the En- transmission, there's a heater absorbing steering column WAIL & LOCUST, W. LONG BRANCH 222-0300gineer, or at the office of the County position engine and body ones. Ask your Chevrolet Engineer during builness hours. Ona mounts. Shock absorbers, for the carburetor that gives and four-way hazard warning "- IRANCH OPHCI mi DISPLAY copy thereof may be obtained by each you better performance in dealer to demonstrate the bidder upon deposit of the sum ol suspension and the exhaust flasher are back on all smooth new handling, library- Twenty-five dollars ((25.00) for each cold weather. And every copy, of which Ten dollars ($10.00) system have been improved. models. Among the many quiet ride and greaterquallty will be refunded to the bidder upon Even the clocks are muffled. Chevrolet has the new GM new features for'68 are return of the documents 4n good con. built into every new '68 dltlon within five days (S) after the A sound car Is a silent car. exhaust emission Control. energy absorbing front seat opening of the bids, provided that a Chevrolet. formal proposal has been submitted by backs, side marker lights, the bidder. Unique Astro Ventilation and safety armrests Bids must be made on the Standard The Adams Memorial Home Proposal Form In a manner desig- An entirely new concept in that shield the door handles. nated (herein and required by the Spec- ifications. Th«y .hall be enclosed la ventilation, called Astro William J. Connelly, Mgr. an opaque sealed envelope addressed to the Board of Chosen Freeholders of Ventilation, comes on tie County of Monmouth, bearing on Corvette, Camaro and the the outside the name of the bidder, hit address and the name of the contract 747.0226 for which the bid Is submitted. Kacb bid must be accompanied by a bonding certificate and a certified chick, drawn to the order of the Mon- mouth County Treasurer, for not less FUNERAL DIRECTORS than ten percent (10%) of the amount bid and be delivered at tha place on the hour above named. The Standard Proposal Forms will be furnished upon application to the Engineer. _ The right le reserved to reject any or all bids, or to waive any Infor- mality of any bid. 110 BROAD ST. UP IANK By order of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Mon- mouth. JOSEPH C. inWIN, Director WILLIAM L ULIUCH, Citric Sept M |I5.*7 Distinctive! MEMW REGIS Mala iltneoi g Branch, N. I. « I. RONT ST. E«tat>Usl»a la 1DI by Joha B. 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M«ln Off|e»-.'Rout. 3S and Wyckoff Ro«d, Ittontownt Branch OfflM — ManmouMi Shopping Open Every Night CtnUr, Batonfown. Phom 8 'Til 9:30 Sat. 'Til 6i00 Y«i, they m«k* quit* a MAIN OFRCE OPEN SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. to 1 P.M. pair. Yti, they stand for FURNT quality, in — Pay |«» ALL BANKING FACILITIES for Brand Namti with Route 35, Middletown, N. J. — 671-0400 Route 22, Unlom N. J. — MU 8-5550 JL Member Federal Deposit Jniurance Corporation "BIS W" , DUc^unt PrlcfA . "Our Exsmtnmtion Show* Omcluiively That AH The 2W1GISTER Shoti Came From TTie Direction Of Hanoi" EiUbllihed in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher Arthur 2. Kamin, Editor mats el political candidates or rhomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor acceptable. Exasperated Commuters Holmdel Acted Wisely * « Lake Ave, 3y scrapping its proposed ordi- nal would not be greatly affected by Fair Havan, N. J, nance to require convicted criminals Holmdel's law — but that a one-time To the Editor: to register with the police department, or minor offender could be seriously Now that Governor Hughes has returned fro miiteOa the Holmdel Township Committee hurt. observation in Vietnam, he might consider a tjj>ortwo on *• toted wisely. Most of the residents It would be heartless to adopt a law Jersey Coast llnei to observe the hazards and torturee of our who attended the public hearing on the that would force a young person striv- domestic commuting. proposed code were opposed to it — ing to erase the stigma of a conviction « Is a fact that the trains haven't been on tot at tf» to mark himself for life. Such an or- Hudson Terminal destination since the day thla AMeM piu•» and the committee bowed to their was started. dinance is contrary to our best tradi- wishes. In addition to constant delay, late arrivals, etc., the com. Criminal registration ordinances tions. All of us must help the unfor- muters are faced with overcrowding to an unsafe point la* came into being in this area when tunate, including those who have run of air conditioning about 50 per cent of the tirte and a fort- Monmouth Park race track began op- afoul of the law. If society rejects race to and from PATH trains at Newark and New York CKft erations 21 years ago. Municipali- those it should rehabilitate, the only We have heard of trains stopping en route for persona wtio ties near the track adopted the law in path left for them is a return to crime. become ill. People are packed to a point of pressure agalntt Good police departments have a the doors which are marked "Do Not Lean Against Door," the hope it would thwart known crimi- When doors open people "burst out." The old suffer most. nals from coming into the area as sea- way of knowing when professional criminals are within their municipal The PATH ride across the meadows Is an experience «fid sonal guests. It may have had a de- there have been many remarks as to uneven roadbed and con- sirable effect through the years — al- boundaries — and they have perfectly ditions which engineers should examine. legal methods of, keeping them from though there is considerable doubt Tempers flare on persons who are usually calm and uhV about this. getting a pleasant foothood. Police perturbed - even to the point of arguments and physical con- Walter Marvin, president of Mon- departments should have the essential bat because of shoving, pushing and lack of usual manner*, due tnouth County Chapter, American Civil tools to do the job expected of them to this disservice, Liberties Union, presented a strong — but criminal registration is not one On Wednesday, Sept. 13, thousands were delayed (not for case when he said the hardened crimi- of them. the first time), and moronic announcements were constantly made over a poor loudspeaker system, quote "There will be delay between N.Y.C. and Newark due to train trouble. Thar* An Act of Heroism will be some delay between 33rd Street and N.Y.C. and Journal Once in awhile you get to read a first aid to the girl most severely bit- Square." •'-'<• Aews story that helps restore your ten and attempted to calm her until Instead of intelligently advising the great crowd of actual- ly what was going on so people could decide whether to go tte feith in, mankind. We refer to the arti- help arrived. THE ^REPORTER Penn Station in N.Y.C. and get a train and a seat, PATH keep* cle' about a Fort Monmouth sergeant, When people in New York and everybody guessing. Therefore some people used their JO-cent William S. Appleton Jr. of Union other cities ignore pleas for help or token to go to PATH train, then when a completely packed trim Beach, who went to the aid of three stood with doors open for over 45 minutes, went back upetalrt' run away when others are in distress, The Hearse to Ossining to Penn Station and got home at a fairly normal hour. Thtt cwt young girls in Holmdel as they were it is natural to wonder If this is typical By JIM BISHOP I nodded absent-mindedly. No man con- each one of them the 30-cent token, the 20-cent N.Y. sutrwiy being attacked by a large dog. cedes rape. A few will spot you a murder or token and 65 cents to Newark for a total of $1.05 not recoverable. of this day and age. Sgt. Appleton is We sat facing each other across the table Sgt. Appleton had taken his family with our elbows on top, like old cowboys who two in conversation, but rape or hurting a Bus companies are not permitted to overcrowd veh!6l«, •fbr'a ride through the country the day living evidence that this is not neces- didn't want to be caught making a draw. child makes them wince for years. "Aw," he but the trains, particularly PATH, go on as they wish. '- this happened. A car ahead of him sarily the case. Rudy had baby fat and tiny blue eyes. The said, "what's the use?" I said I believed hair was a wet bale of hay. He breathed him. Rudy stared out the window at the deep After the delay on Sept. 13, we got to Journal Square had slowed down, but did not stop. This act of heroism casts a wonder- deeply into the white shirt and the collar tabs red of the sun and the Concord grape blue about 5:30 came to a sudden stop and after several mlmittt When he heard the youngsters' ful reflection on him and the training lifted and fell. It was of the Hudson River valley. "I was drunk," we pulled away with doors open, as witnessed by hundreds. screams that had slowed the other car, he has received in the Army and as a work. he said. An observing rider in our car (number 1270 or U07 — as t» Sgt. Appleton went into immediate ac- member of the Union Beach First Aid Once, when he used to Men who drink blanks have a built:ln were sardined in and couldn't see number behind center pole) drive the meat wagon from alibi. He didn't remember. Some said that tion. After pulling the dog away and Squad. We're particularly happy he is pulled the emergency cord which stopped the train before soine- Sing Sing on Friday morn- Ginny was a nice girl; others said she was one or many got killed. Again, which is not unusual, we"etmt securing it to a truck,' he administered a neighbor of ours. ings down to the Ossining a tramp. What did it matter? A tramp has to an abrupt halt as the emergency brakes took over andthe station, I knew Rudy a lit- a right to say no. She was a tubercular- conductor ran back to our car to reprimand the cord puller.._ tle. There was a place up looking girl with freckles, broomstick legs, It's Football Time on the hill where we used to and, in her face, the bright wink of a star. The conductor was quickly told off by several Jrate per- sip beers and listen to the She played men like men play cards. spiring standees that the cord puller was a hero, not a jerk, and . •|: While the torrid American League Stadium will not take place until glass pump behind the bar. fortunately not a PATH employee. ; ; ^pennant chase has overshadowed the Sept. 30, when Princeton and Rutgers He was shy with men, and With Rudy, she led with the ace of BISHOP he never looked at a girl spades. She was trumped on the second date. We finally arrived at Newark, having missed a few trains 'opening of another professional grid- collide in the 58th renewal of college He showed up loaded. They drove around and got the Central 5:50 p.m. to the shore. iron campaign — nothing can stop football's oldest rivalry. The Scarlet if she was looking at him, town In the car and then he parked and got in If the governor rides the route from Bay Head to Newark King Football from jubilantly return- Knights won that first encounter, six The smell was musty and sweet, as though the back seat with her. She understood the the malt had been rubbed in the furniture. we trust he will be accompanied by traffic expert Mr. Goldberg ing to the throne tomorrow afternoon goals to four, back on Nov. 6, 1869, wrestling rules, but she was sure she could and that they will travel at commuting hours incognito to avoid Rudy dreamed small. "Get me a filling sta- play the mouse who tamed Lenny. in the county. but the Tigers hold a huge 49-8 ad- tion with four pumps and a rack," he used any special service or attention. . .-, '. .. . * * * •••...•- vf vantage in the series — including five to say, "and I'm home." He never got home. It can't get worse. The commuting public was sold down A heavy schedule of spirited high XT WAS A COLD night, and late workers straight triumphs. The outcome could He drank too much beer and he became fat the line and commuters must write their government represtn- school action, played in the crisp fall and slow at 20. The bartender, a skinny tube heard their feet crunch on old rusty snow "make" the season for Loyal Sons of tatives. . .!.. j air, launches another season—complete of acid with kidney stones, said Rudy was a as they studied the parked car. It was quiet Rutgers, while Princeton grads look be- Saturday night drunk. Beside the delays, exasperation, lies and all other mal- with the traditional color of march- inside. Rudy was snoring through another treatment the very sad thing is that the commuter pays for yond the opener, as do all alumni of Not an alcoholic. Just a Sweet Adeline ing bands and their oom-pah-pahs blank. The pale blubber of his face puffed this punishment. the Ivy League and its coveted title. cipher. He drew blanks and sobered up and and the exuberant cheerleaders and did as he was told dumbly. No man had out and steam came from his open mouth. When we stand we should not pay. You don't pay to stand, But football interest in Monmouth their rah-rah-rahs . Win or lose, the trouble with Rudy. Each one pointed him, He was alone. It was still dark when he in Greyhound or airlines. Maybe the bus and car pooh are the County doesn't stop here. Whether and left him alone. He did a day's work, and answer. Speak up now. excitement of schoolboy football is awakened, looked around for Ginny, and Alma Mater is Notre Dame, determined his soggy sweater had dark stains even in cursed her for leaving him alone. The tired Russ DreweT hard to beat. And when the final gun the winter. to remain number one, or Slippery battery sobbed for a long time, and then the \ . . . • U sounds, there's the thrill of victory, I hadn't seen Rudy for a year. More. engine coughed, and Rudy was on his way Rock,'struggling for survival, "Fight- the agony of defeat — until the follow- Now he wanted to talk, and I sat with the el- home again. His knuckles were numb. So Team-Fight" and "Hold-That-Line" bows on the table watching .the late sun slant was his head. Bedell, Danskin Thanked ing Saturday. mean something special to each and the legs of the table across the floor and up Now he sat talking to me about a four- American Association of Univer- the base of the wall. "I could be a good man This is the year New Jersey school- every gridiron fan. pump station and I was more patient than sity Women ' i around a service station," he said wistfully. polite. I sat it out. He wasn't lying about Northern Monmouth County boys get the jump on their older King Football reigns again — "I even know transmissions and rear ends." Ginny. Now he had difficulty remembering Branch * * * brethren, the state's collegians. The wherever and however the pigskin an- what she looked like. She sat quietly behind 133 Rumson Rd. annual reunion at Princeton's Palmer nually takes those funny bounces. "YOU DRINK TOO much, kid," I said. the fog in his mind, behind a bullet he never Little Silver, N. J. He shook his head back and forth. "Too of- heard. To the Editor: • ••.„• •... INSIDE WASHINGTON ten, maybe," he said, as though establishing The sun was down and now the table was Tjianks to Mr. Danskin and Mr. Bedell for seeing fit at a point, "but not too much. I never get into slate blue. I stood and looked at my watch, Tuesday's freeholders' meeting not to pass the resolution ap- fights." and he stuck out his hand as though he was pointing trustees for Monmouth County College. The time nu "What am I here for?" I said. Rudy apologetic for talking so much. I wished him allowed for expression of public opinion Is most valuable al mis grinned that shy lefthander. the best of nothing and went out and hopped To Widen Missile Defense into the car just as the street lights went on. point, and it is to their honor to have acted with such responsi- "Don't get mad," he said. "I wanted to bility, ' v By ROBERT S. ALIEN and PAUL SCOTT . Opponents contend Western European and talk." It was a waste. The sun splashed That night they came to his cell and he The U.S. is studying the feasibility ot a Japanese leaders have in the past showed gold on the back of his knuckles, then red. died on time, sweating a little. I remembered Carolyn Nihon — - defense against nuclear missiles for all or little interest in developing a missile defense He had big hard hands, and maybe, as he that he used to drive the hearse with bodies President Ti; part of Western Europe and Japan. system because of the huge cost, and have, said, they were good for transmissions and down to the Ossining railroad station. To- Administration officials say that, although instead, appeared content to rely for defense rear ends. "I didn't hurt Ginny," he said. morrow, there would be a new driver. 86 Cherry Tree Farm Rd. - there would be many problems associated on the deterrent power of the U.S. Middletown, N. J. with such a move — politi- Building of a European missile defense YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Jo the Editor: 5 cal, financial, and technical system would again raise the question of Representing the Northern Monmouth County Branch ol ; — It could be done. They putting nuclear missiles into West German AAUW in the field of education, we are grateful for the delay .* estimate the cost at any- hands. in the final consideration of the board of trustees for the«oun- v where from $3 billion to $12 v Proponents, however, argue a defense Car Clinics are Worthwhile ty college. •' •'• : • . billion, depending on the system can be designed so its missiles would size and type of such an destroy themselves if fired on any unautho- By SYLVIA PORTER are responsible for at least part of our high It Is hoped that in selecting the board of trustees, the "outer ring" missile de- rized trajectory, thus preventing their use A great, driver I am not — and after a and mounting auto repair bills. (The axioms freeholders will consider those individuals possessing a fcnwrl-' fense system. Thus far the as 6urface-to-surface missiles. The safety summer during which Crii and her teenage about an "ounce ol prevention" or a "stitch edge of the broad scope ot higher education. Because of*e ] U.S. has not committed it- devices would also render the warheads in- friends put thousands of miles on my 1965 con- lit time" belong here.) Out of every $1 we educational framework, we need people with foreslghtednesi - self to such a program, but operative if they were removed from the de- vertible, a great car I have not. spend, about 8% cents goes for autos and re- and wide visions in the field of higher education. ,| ALLEN is merely investigating its fense missiles. My auto's spark plugs are not functioning lated goods. Out of this, a full 1 cent goes lor Yours truly, , ,. feasibility in case its NATO '* • • as they should; her engine auto repairs and maintenance. This trans- allies and Japan express interest. lates into a yearly total of tens of millions of • Joan C. Fatten LINKING THE SYSTEMS - The VS. has needs tuning and her car- The multi-billion dollar question of a mis- buretor needs adjustment. dollars — and into a major drain on our already spent more than $2.2 billion develop- pocketbooks. file shield for Europe and Japan is an out- ing the Nike-X advanced anti-missile system My car's suspension system growth of the Johnson Administration's deci- is not properly aligned and The concept of clinics to diagnose auto for limited deployment around the country. her wheels should be bal- sion to build the so-called "thin" line missile Under an "outer-ring" defense plan pre- faults and' pinpoint needed auto repairs is defense around the U.S. anced. Her headlights gaining rapidly — and with reason. Oil com- pared by the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the U.S. aren't aimed Just right and P0UTJML HEADttMHOS Preliminary discussions would offer Nlke-X technology to the NATO panies, automobile dealers, tire companies on ballistic-missile defense all sorts of things have and other concerns are establishing them all nations and Japan and help finance develop- gone wrong with her ex- are under way with some ment of their systemsT The Nike-X system over the country and expert sources predict members of the North At- pensive accessories since there will be hundreds of the centers in op- uses long-range radar. Presumably the "out- the girls took over. lantic Treaty Organization. er ring" would extend the effectiveness of eration within the next 10 years. The matter is on the agen- I know that the lack of The five Mobil centers are representative .this system. » balance in my car's wheels is shortening the da for future discussions • * * of the de luxe giants. Costs, length of time when the alliance commit- life of my auto tires. I have a strong suspi- required for the tests and the number of ffT^M tee on nuclear planning SOVIET DEVELOPMENT — The Soviet cion that my car's faulty crankcase ventila- tests will vary between centers, but each is • ^^H meets next month. Union is already installing a similar defense tion is contributing to the air pollution which basically a scientific laboratory for analysis M^^^A A technical study has system around its territory which should be I so passionately deplore in Manhattan. I am m of a car's condition and a complete repair H ^^^ been made on a possible operational by the end of the year. convinced that my car must now be complete- •hop. SCOTT missile defense for Japan, Once this Russian anti-missile system is ly checked for needed repairs in order to pro- and U S authorities are planning to broach ready, as the Joint Chiefs of Staff warned tect lives as well as my pocketbook. Your car Is driven Into a 62-foot "diag- the subject with Premier Eisaku Sato when Congress recently, it will tend to neutralize Why thli recital of my car's complaints? nostic bay," where two auto experts perform he visits here in November. Such a system the value of the relatively few missiles Because whit's wrong with my car Is wrong more than 75 tests and checks on various for Japan would cost at least $2 billion, It is planned by France and Britain. with millions of other cars the nation over systems, using 23 complex analyzing devices. estimated. Only the American strategic force with today. In fact, the ailments I've pinpointed The tests take about 25 minutes, after which' one of the auto experts will tell you what re- Although President Johnson authorized iLs large number of missiles containing ad- were found in more than half Of 100,000 U.S. autos checked at the five "Diagnostic Cen- pairs your car needs and what the repaint the discussions with NATO nations and Ja- vanced penetration devices would have a will cost. The fee for this diagnosis Is $9,90. pan, he has taken no formal position on the reasonable prospect of piercing such a de- ters" which Mobil Oil Corp. maintains across need for a missile defense system outside the fense. the U.S. — and these 100,000 represent a You may decide to have (he repairs done Thus Europe would lose Its Independent cross-section of the 78 million cam now on • where you wish. If you choose to have the y.s. the road. work done at the center, the repairs will be The President Is delaying this decision deterrent and governments, especially Britain and France, would be forced to consider ma- This means that 38 million cars being guaranteed for 4,000 miles or 90 days (which- juntll he has additional information from the driven this day are operating below par: they ever comes first). :£tete and Defence Departments and reactions jor changes in their future military and po- litical strategy toward Russia. are either performing with decreasing effi- The key to the service Is an expert opin- gram the NATO countries and Japan. Pro- ciency or they have parts worn beyond the ion which you may trust as unbiased and un- jnoenU In the administration look to such Since Western Europe is within range of "It oil sounds kind of fomlllor, 850 Soviet IBM* a light shield tuch as that point of safety. Thli means that the owners padded, because the centers are staffed by •^system u • pQulble unifying factor among of these cars are not getting their money's experts, they do have the best in equipment, doesn't It?" frjltysrn Europe, Japan and the U.S. Also planned in the U.S. would not do much good, according to the U.S. studies, and a tighter worth and also may be endangering jives. they do charge for their analysis and Jt aaukL jity say, extend and improve 'the And this In turn meant that we otyelvee need not depend oa your repair work. proposed'^sslle defense system for the U.S. deAue would be required. V r - . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1M7 TOE DAILY REGISTER Frl%, fcpt 22,1907-7 Ann LdnAers Her Big Mistake Dear Ann Landers: May I days ago I watched an eve- give some advice to the young ning TV show where the host girl who wants to know U the has guests Iran every walk of CREATIVE GIFTS, slated for should sacrifice her own col- life. The guest I em writing tai* Tuesday at card party lege degree and go to work to about wae taking a terrible sponsored fay Court Fulgent put her husband through medi- chance becauae from the way cal school? the looked (he could have had Corona, Catholic Daughter! her baby right there In the of America, are admired The answer Is NO. I did it studio. and it was the Mggett mistake by Mn. Paul Smith, Mt, Hill woman started by put- of my Me. and MM. Patrick Carey, I wu 20 when I married ting down the telephone com- BUI. I had two yean of col- pany for their "lousy service" decoratieni co-chatrmen, lege and he was entering med and "rude operator*." Then both of Mlddlotown. school. I went to \ork to put she said, "The color* of the him through because I thought phones these day* are enough It was the, right tiling to do. to, make a person sick. They BROCADED SUIT, among Before I knew It he was aak- look as If Helen Keller picked them out." After that shocking daslgnt to be sho*n at ing me to call him "Doctor? luncheon of Planned because It sounded "more pro- remark she closed her eyes and started to paw the air - ParorrHtood of Monmouth fessional." (He was calling Imitating a blind person. me "Stupid" and a few other County, alio scheduled for thlngi.) In all my life I have never seen anything that made me Tuesday, is modeled by I sat home typing his papers Ursula Sauerbarg of while he went to campus fiinc- so mad. Please comment on tlons. (r didn't fit in - dif- tills.—LETTING OFF STEAM Asbury Park as Mn ferent world, he said.) Dear Steam: Your indigna< David Russell Locuit, tlon li certainly Justified. Helen Well, our world* haw been " commirtM member, different, all right. Now he is Keller is one of the most re- KACHES ARE FOR EATING and thrs.-year-old Eliza- successful physician and I markable women of any cen- takes notes bath Wood h ell for doing it now. Her mothar, Mrs. might as well be on Mars. In tury and anyone who would IRegiiter Staff Pnotos) ridicule her is beyond con- ideoffrey Wood at New Shrewsbury, is a member of small ways he reminds me that am intellectually inferior to tempt. I hope the host on the tha committee planning a peach festival tomorrow eve- him and (hat he outgrew me program pinned the Jackass" nihj In Ohrist Church parish house,: Sycamore Ave., years ago. I thought he'd love care back. ;Shrewsbury. (Register Staff Photo) end respect me more if I gave up my dirinoe so he could Dear Ann Landers: I am a have his. I was, unfortunately girl of 13 and I have a prob- -MISTAKEN lem. Three weeks ago my best friend said, "Your legs look CD A Goes Hawaiian Annual Peach Festival Dear Mistaken: You gave, like they belong to baboon. up. Period. Instead of feel- Why don't you get rid of that ing inadequate all these years, hair, before some guy makes At Annual Card Party for Tomorrow why don't you go hack to a remark?" school? Easy? Of course not. NFW MOSMuimi - Ha il these wtH Include da coupagM, '• SHREWSBURY <-. The eighth way, Mrs. Harry LaTowsky, Mrs. But not impossible. Bill may I felt so terrible that 1 went wall Kal" will be the theme of nostess gowns, aprons, turbans, annum J?etch.Feitiv»l and amor-Frederick. Lombard, Mrs. War-be an Ingrate, but you shouldn't right home and took, my | the annual card party to be held jewelry and artificial flowers. gaabord will be held tomorrow Zen Cornell, Mrs. Gertrude Brlx- conclude that all wives who father's razor and shaved my I by Court Fulgens Corona, Cath- Homemade Lauau type refresh- lt,W>| Church parish house by ius, Mrs. Robert Klmble, Mrs. helped put husbands through legs. 1 look 100 per cent better olic Daughters of America, Tues- ments will be served. Mrs. Pat- the,.Episcopal Church Women. Antonio Valentl, Mrs. Thomas school are sorry. and I am really happy I did day, at 8 p.m. in Memorial Mall rick Carey and Mrs. Paul Smith, There will be seatings at 5:30 and Kenny, Mrs. Geoffrey Dendy, It. of St. Mary's Catholic Church both of Mlddletown, are co-chair- »t 7:30 p.m. and tickets will be Mrs. Alfred Garrett, Mr. and Dear AMI Landers: Several The next day my little sister here. Chairman is Mn. Eugene men of decorations. available at the door. Mrs. Frank Lawes, Mr. and Mrs. told my mom what I had done - 'Judge. and she blew a gasket Now Guests are asked to bring their Chairmen are Mrs. Arthur C. T. Lawes, Mrs. William Goslau Part of the aJl-Hawsiian theme own cards. Partners can be ar- and Mrs. Walter Delss. she is mad at me end treats of the' party will be a "Little Jama* and.. Mrs. Lambert me very cold. ranged by calling Mn. David Beeuwkw. Serving on the com- Engaged Grass Shack" where handmade Reman or Mrs. Anthony Covals, Please tell her that It was treasures will be on sale. Some ticket chairmen. mittee are Mrs. Samuel Hatha necessary for peace my mind, end that 1 didn't do anything Benefits from the card party Luncheons Wrong. Thank you. — BETTER will go to the court's scholarships OFF NOW Bridge Party and missions funds. ENROLL NOW To Benefit Dear Better: Thirteen may FOR FALL CLASSES be a little young for leg-shav- Date Set Youth Aliyah ing, but there are exceptions. MIDDLETOWN — A dessert- Hairy gams can ruin a -g'irl's bridge party will be held by the ENROLL RED BANK — Four members self-confldtnce, By 15, if She Woman's Club on Oct. 10 in Koos of the Red Bank Chapter of Ha- has the problem she should do Brothers, Freehold. dassah will give luncheons in something about it. The drama-literature depart- NOW! their homes Tuesday for the In your case, the deed la ment plans a theater trip to New benefit of Youth Aliyah, an Is- done, so your mother should York on Oct. 25 to see a per- raeli immigration movement for defrost already and forget it formance of "Fiddler on the children. Fashions and a Film Roof," and the American home Luncheons will be given in the What awaits you on the other department is meeting today for homes of Mrs. Louis Goldfarb, side of the marriage veil? How a covered dish luncheon in the can you be sure your marriage home of Mrs. Edson Oberlander. Fair Haven, whose co-hojstess is will work? Read Ann Landers' Scheduled at Luncheon Mrs. .Melvin .Lowenstein; Mrs. bpoklet-<^, What 3b RED BANK — Fashions from the National Film Board of Cana- "Getting to Know You" was Allen Kendall, Shrewsbury, with Expect" Send your.orequestio Enrico-Chrlsta.of Allenhurst will da, "Merry-Go-Round" presents die tbeme of a tea for new mem- Mrs. Donald Littman, co-hostess; Miis Nina E. Vuyosevich Ann Landers in care of your be shown at the annual fall lun- different viewpoints on sex beber- s and guests held In the Riv- MODERN JAZZ Mrs. Raymond Zager, Little Sil- newspaper enclosing 50c in cheon of Planned Parenthood of havlor ,Using modern idioms of er Plaza Firehouse, Miss Nancy ver, with Mrs. Edward Strauss, RUMSON-Mr. and Mrs. Nlch< Monmouth County Tuesday, at rroc k' an-'-"d rol"l music an'd danc" e- Osbornert-w— , "•th-e -'•*' club'- sJ -'—•delegat- e• »to CLASS ilas Daniel Vuyosevich, 24 Sal coin and a tang, stomped, self- y y co - hostess, ant) Mrs. Edward addressed envelope, noon In the Molly Pitcher and folksinginfolk-singing to establish theCitizenship Institute at Douglass Grant, Fair Haven. - ers Way, announced the engage- NOW FORMING FOR ment of their daughter, Miss Ann Landers will be glad to Inn here. Mrs. George Taylor, setting. The film is available for College last June, gave a slide- Cards and other games will be help you with your problems. Red. Bank, is general chairman showing to teenage church illustrated, talk on her experi- TEENAGE GIRLS Nina Elizabeth Vuyosevich, ences there. Wa era new accepting ntw played after the first three lun- Send them to her In care of and Mrs. Evan Jahos, Fair Ha- or school groups or other orga- il Murlin Shively at a party nizations, and also to parents of and ADULTS . stNtWfc Our ichwiiiU Includes cheons; A discussion program flito newspaper, enclosing i ven, is in charge of reservations. NURSES TO MEET their' home. He is the son ofself-addressed, stamped enve- teenagers. ••fliiMr, tntermtdlti* »ni «d- will follow the luncheon in MrsMr. . and Mn. Stanley Murlin A .film entitled "Merry - Go- LONG BRANCH — Human TUMBLING CLASS Grant's home. Shively of Elyrla, Ohio. lope. t Round," from the chapter's new Planned Parenthood sponsors 20 sexuality will be the discussion ftr«nM«' cltfi.1 l» all typ«i of Kim library on sex education, will clinics In Monmouth County and FOR BOYS Tickets are available from the An Oct. 28 wedding Is planned. topic at a meeting of the Mon- chairmen of the event, Mrs. Mur- Insurance Women be shown after the fashion show. last summer maintained a special mouth County School Nurses' As- The bride-elect is a 1962 grad- Produced under the auspices of clinic in the Freehold area for sociation Monday at 8 p.m. in S.MI*I daises l»r thr»« to ray Rosen and Mrs. Melvin Good- uate of Rumson - Fair Haven To Hear Trooper the convenience of migrant farm BEGINNERS BALLET flvt-ywr-oldi. man. the Monmouth Medical Center Regional High School and re-RED BANK — The Insurance workers. Auditorium. ceived a bachelor of arts degree Women 'of Monmouth County will Returns From France CUSSES Parent* Invited to eburvi. in art in June from Monmouth Douglass Alumnae hold their first dinner meeting Special Entertainment NOW FORMING College, West Long Branch of 4he season Tuesday in the WANT A TAP • BALLET • TOE To Meet Tuesday vhere she was a member of DelHofbrau House. Asbury Park, at For Senior Citizens RUMSON — Douglass Alumna Zeta sorority, Lambda Sigma 6 p.m. The speaker will be a Mew ACROBATIC • DISCOTHEQUE Tau national honor society and LONG BRANCH - An evening New Style Association of Monmouth Coun- Jersey State Police Trooper, of entertainment will be provided ty will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m.the college sailing team for four whose subject will be safety ed* LEAH MAUER years. She served as captain of cation. for the Long Branch Senior Citi< HAIRCUT In the ; Rumson Presbyterian zens tonight at 7:30 o'clock in School of Dance DOROTHY TOLAND Church to hear Mrs. Gladys the team for two years, and is Monthly meeting, which are the Garfleld' School, Garfield Hunter, Fair Haven, from the now director of the Blue Water held alternately in the Hofbrau Ave. COMITO DANCE STUDIOS Douglass College registrar's of- Sailing School in Monmouth 37 E. FRONT ST. House and the Cobblestones, Under the direction of Merrids Ml 1 lerfea PI. 74M20I fice, who will speak on recen Beach. Middletown, are open to all JOHN S SALON RED BANK changes on campus. county insurance women. Tomaine, the Recreation Com- Capt, Shively, a pilot for Rec mittee; newly-appointed by May- 126 Brood St. Re Bank Air Taxi Company, Is or Paul L. Nastaslo Jr., will hold 747-9552 1959 graduate of LaGrange (Ohio) RUMMAGE SALE the open meeting to introduce / 741-1515 "I THINK I'm TRIID *BM AU, and a* High School and attended Ohio MATAWAN — A rummage the enrichment programs ex- deodorant or . It'i m now product thtt pus. • George Hudson. The Long Branch Elks Lodge CATERING will givo you iur»r, longtr-Utting protec- MIDDILETOWN - Miss Kath- tion. Spillod biclcwardi, Embargo uyi. 0 has extended the use of its fa ryn E. Ellis, daughter ol Mr. andcllities as a meeting place foi FOR EVERY OCCASION Grab Mt. Makti it oaiy to romimbir Mrs. L. V. Ellis, 20 Handyboy tho namt. Available at Drug Stares only. the new community group. Photo by Page Photo Service Ct, has returned from Europe, • OfftaoNrto where she spent her junior col- • Hois* NrtJw lege year studying under the pro- PTA to Give Tea • WaMkia RawttiaM gram of the Institute for Ameri- For Parents • drarck hneriMM can Universities in Aix-Eh-Prov- LONG BRANCH - A formal TWO DININ& ROOMS ence, iFrance. welcome to pparents of Holy Trl& Statin* HO oa« 100 at tka Iflp^NU^ CLEARANCE The institute, chartered by theity School children will take HARBOR RESTAURANT University of the State of Newplacpl e Sunday afternoon, wher Art. HlqM«i* Yatat toll York, and under the auspices of PTA officerffi s andd boarbdd member! 291-2404 BIG REDUCTIONS IN he University of Aix-Marseille, preside over the second annual designed for American under- faculty and membership tes [raduates who wish to study from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Holj BUFFET tvtry Sot. and Son. EVERY DEPARTMENT ibroad and have credit trans- Trinity School Auditorium, Ex ALL YOU CAN EAT erred- to their home university. change PI., Long Branch. f Hiiffioiati & Boyte Miss Ellis will be a senior at Co-chairmen are Mrs. Harry Washington State University, Conover and Mrs. Peter Lucia. Ht,^3 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. 542-1010 vhere She Is a member of ChiMrs. Conover and Mrs. Lucia an )meaa social sorority. vice presidents of the PTA. COLLEGE BOARD WED SO YEARS — Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Porter Sr., of Brick Township and Venice, Fla., were honored on 'tnitr REVIEWS 50th wadding anniversary at a cocktail party given by HILD AT their children, Mrs. Francis Johnson, Isalin; Albert $• Rumson Reading Institute 4 Porter Jr., Brick Townshtp, and Frank L. Porter, Colts •ftor-school supplementary classes in Molly Pitcher Inn Neck, In whoie home th» celebration took place. RiDIANK READING - ENGLISH - MATH Preparation for December & January S. A. T. Boards "PORTRAITS BY AMERICANS" First Grade through College Juniors & Seniors SCHOOL Original paintings by America's finest portrait painters, on loan from museums, private coHeetors Small Classes, model tests, original material, Inters Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumion 842-1650 $£M VACANCIIi;'|IMAIN' and the IBM Corporation. sive .weekly counei Slide Lecture on 1 "IAMLY AMERICAN PORTRAIT PAINTWS" 235 Hop* Rd., Ntw Shrewsbury 542-4777 STARTS SUNDAY, OCT. 8 li CHURCH 5t» FAIR HAVIN Dally at I'IIO tM. Tuttday ttni Saturday ... Friday Ivenlno, I P.M. SUNDAYS. 9 A.M. TO 12 NOON THI IPISCOPAL CHURCH Monmouth Mustum Ga\U RUSSELL G. RANNEY For Informed Cdl: 471-0M1 DIRECTO1 Write: 144 Rnrled«« Dr.,, R*j*j OF THE HOLY COMMUNION IHIIOADIT. ' MD A, 6sM Hail News Bonndn Post W Welfare Board FREEHOLD Mm. Jeanne Collyer, Iincroft, Women's Groups Resume The Monmouth County Welfare Its first full-time counsel at an FREEHOLD — At the first tative from the Billy Graham meetings Sunday from 6:30 to t Service of the ttnt MApttUt Board has accepted the annual salary of $8,124. Board meeting of the Lutheran Church crusade, will be guest speaker. P-fn. - ChuiSh, will be t reptesentatlv* resignation of associate counsel members indicate that Mr. Zlot- Women of Grace Lutheran The film, "Miracle in Manhat- The Intermediate Youth Fellow- of the group at the annual An- Melvin Zlotkln, effective Sept 30. kin will not be replaced. He was Church, Mrs, John Johaimsen, tan," will be shown. A covered niversary Day program of the receiving $6,000 annually, ship -will t» for those in grades Mr. Zlotkln's letter cited the president, outlined plans for the dish emorgasboard, with contri< 6, 7 and 8; the high school Southern New Jersey Annual pressure of other "professional On the recommendation of its group to host the New Jersey buttons from each family, will MYF (or junior *nd senior Conference of pen Wednesday evenings from Tuesdays and Fridays, beginning ducted by the New Jersey State Jreakfast Sept. 30 the guidance office during school Ralph Barto. MATAWAN — The Saints and or Mrs. Davis. 7:30 to 9:30 for the fall term of Sept. 26. Speakers on the radio Council, Knights of Columbus, at FREEHOLD—The annual Epis- hours. Circle Three met In the home Sinners dramatic group of St. Georgian Court College, Lake- the adult evening program. program include the following Mrs. Esther Pinkston Sopal Scout Communion Break- The service is being offered to of Mrs. Frank Wisseman, Fair ministers of the shore area: Rev. Clement's Catholic Church re- wood, Saturday, Oct. 7. " ' ast will be held at 9 a.m. Sept The hours will make it possible anyone living in the Freehold Re- Haven, wiBh Mrs. Howard William Bisgrove, Belford, chair- cently held tryouts for its early Plans were made to attend To Speak on Sunday presentation of Victor Herbert's 10 at St Peter's Episcopal for parents who can't visit the gional High School District. Young, as co-hostess. Mrs. man of the crusade committee; the New Jersey State Court Sev- RED BANK — The Missionary Church, Throckmorton St. Rev. Henry Pascale spoke of the Rev. George Starsmeare, pastor "Babes in Toyland." enth annual luncheon and fash- Society of^A.M.E. Zion Church, Bernard M. Garlick will conduct ichool during work hours to meet theme for ithe year, "Seek, Dare- The book and lyrics are by FAMILY NIGHT of Sea Bright Methodist Church; ion show for the benefit of the: 285 Shrewsbury Ave,, will spon- he service. The breakfast will be guidance counselor and review Risk," Mrs. Helen Conover gave Maj. Stanley Wright, corps offi- Glen Me Donough. Charles A. priesthood and scholarship fund, sor two appearances by Mrs. onated by the Ladies Guild. student's work, for a person •MARLBORO - Rev. John Hart, book reviews. cer of the Asbury -Park Salva- O'Hare is director. Rita Fitzpa- to be held at Shadowbrook; Esther K. Pinkston of Camden Rev, Ronald G. Albury of eeklng a New Jersey high school pastor of the Old Brick Reformed Circle Four met in the home tion Army Corps; Rev. Marvin trick will produce the musical at Shrewsbury, Saturday, Oct. 7 at Sunday. Mrs. Pinkston will speak Ihrist Church, Shrewsbury, ad- squivalency diploma to get in- Church, announces that a Family of Mrs, William Barrett Jr., Oak-Haire, pastor of Monmouth Bap- the Matawan Regional High 12:30. hurst. The leader is Mrs. Charles School between the Thanksgiving at the regular U a.m. service, riser to the Episcopal commit- 'ormation on how to apply, for Night will be held Sunday at 6 tist Church, Eatontown; Rev. Dr. Mrs. Robert Preston, chairman and will present a travelogue on :ee on scouting, announces that a roung people who dropped out of Nelson and the co-leader, Mrs. John D. Blair, pastor of the and Christmas holidays. p.m. Events will Include songs, of the court's annual luncheon • Africa at 4 p.m., also at the 'ree will offering will be taken chool to receive information on Fred Conover, who also was in First Methodist Church, Oak- and fashion show, said the affair church. Mrs. Lillian Jordan ip to further the programs of :ontinuing with their schooling, supper, and a program in the charge of devotions. hurst; Rev. Robert Bonham, pas- LUTHER LEAGUE is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. is president of the society. he committee. md for parents to get informa- Chapel. Circle Five met in the home tor of the First Presbyterian KEYPORT - The Senior 28, at the Holmdel Motor Inn^ of Mrs. Thomas Maloney, Shrews- Church, Long.Branch; Rev. Irv- Luther League of Gethsemane Rt. 35, at 12:30. Grace Fashions, bury, circle leader. Devotions ing Meier, pastor of the Full Lutheran Church will hold a Rt. 36, will present fall and win- were given by Mrs. Victor Wolff. Gospel Assembly of God Church, Birthday Happening tomorrow at ter styles. Tickets are available Circle Six met in the home of Neptune; Rev. Blanchard Ro- 8 p.m. in the'parish hall as a from all members. birthday party for all members. Services in County Churches Mrs. Edwin Danielson, Middle- malne, pastor of the First Pres- A donation was approved for Dancing, refreshments and gifts CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN town. Mrs. Clement Barlow, was byterian Church, Belmar; Rev. the Maryknoll Sisters foe their Atlantic Highlands Keanaburg Middletown Old Bridge co-hostess. Mrs. Ray Western, di- George Beta, pastor of the East will be featured. The Sunday service will b» at 10:10 mission. EMMANUAL BAPTIST FIRST UNITARIAN CITOKCH rected the program and devotions Dover Baptist Church, Toms Ri- Atlsntio HlgMmdl ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC a-m. The next regular meeting of Keansburg OF MOHHOCTH COUNT* were led by Mrs. Marshall ver; Rev. Dr. Charles S. Web- CHURCrTsCHOOL Morning worship service will be it Sunday Muses wlu be at T, e\ t. Llncroft Raritan Township the league will be Sunday at 7:30 11 o'clock and the evening sorrlcs at cO, 11 and noon. Smith. Mrs. William Howell Jr. ster, pastor of the First Presby- SHREWSBURY - At Christ T:3O Rev. Richard Shaw will brim the Sunday services will be held at 10:30 FAITH REFORMED p.m. in the parish hall. Officers manage at both. BAT SIIOKE COMMUNITY a.m. Rev. Jamea Carter will speak on is-circle leader. terian Church, Red Bank; Rev. "Like It Really Is." Hazlet will be elected. Episcopal Church, church school East Ke&nsburg Sunday services will be held at 8:10 Sherman S. Robinson, pastor of will begin next Sunday at 9:30 FIRST METHODIST Sunday lervlces wll be held at 11 a.m. REFORMED and 11 a.m. Rev. Theodore C. Muller Atlantic Highland! will preach on "Sod's Concern lor Me." the Hamilton Methodist Church, Homing worship will bt htld at Rev. Rlchs.rH Schwartz will officiate. Mlddlotown HEADS GUILD AT CONFERENCE a.m. for the kindergarten and 11 a.m. Tie Sunday service will ba held al CALVARY BAPTIST Neptune, and Rev. Caleb E. ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL 11 a.m. Rev. Earl D. Compton will Hazlet MATAWAN — Mrs. Helen HIGHLANDS - Mrs. William first grade, and at 10:30 a.m. FIBST PBESBTTEBIAN Keansburg preach on "Higher Ground." Sunday services will be held at 11 Lindemann has accepted the Oates, pastor of the Bethany McCullough, president of the for the upper classes and for. Atlaptlo Highlands Sunday services will be: Holy Com- a.m. and at 7 p.m. Rev. George J. Baptist Church, Farmingdale. Sunday services will be held at munion 8 a.m.; Parish Xucbariit and GOOD SHEPHERD MJTHEBAH SUott is pastor. Altar Guild chairmanship of Women's Society of Christian the to' ^ •:30 anil 11 a.m. with Rev. Richard sermon, 11:30 a.jn. ' Holmdel-Mlddletown ST. JOHN'S METHODIST- Cross of Glory Lutheran Church. B. Anderson oHlcl&Unf. Church school The Sunday service will be held Hazlet The radio broadcasts will be rally at 8:30 a.m. FIRST METHODIST at 10:45 a.m. at the Thompson School, Sunday services will be held at 9:30 She resides at 132 Idlebrook La. beamed especially to home pray- Kemiburg Rev. George J. Frank Jr. Is pastor. and 11 a.m. Rev. Norman R. Riley, with her husband and two daugh- CHBIST1AX SCIENCE SOCIETT Sunday services wlU be at 9:30 pastor, -will preach on the theme er groups which will be meeting Accepts Red Bank A.M. E a-m. and at 11 a.m. with Rer. Newton KINO OF KINGS LUTHERAN 'Unfinished Business." ters. Mrs. Lindemann succeeds Atlantlo Highlands W. Gretned, pastor, officiating and Middletown throughout the area from 10:30 Sunday aervlces will be held at 11 preaching on "Getting What You Ask Mrs. Edna Martins. to 11 a.m. Some 1,000 such a.m. The lesson - sermon Is enutlei For. Sunday services will be at 8 and Bed Bank "Beallty." 10:45 a.m. Rev. William A. Hanson The church council has ap- groups are expeoted to be meet- Zion Church Pastorate will pre&cb at both services. BAPTIST CENTRAL BAPTIST Red Bank pointed Donate Cantalupo to fill ing for prayer for the crusade, Atlantlo Highland* Keyport METHODIST ' Sunday worship services win be at Sunday service* will be at 11 a.m. 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.rm Rev. Stanley E. the unexpired deaconship of according to the chairman. and 7:30 p.ra. Rev. Harry W, Kraft's UBTHSEHANE LUTHERAN Middletown Mugrldge will preach on "Bod's Loving Thomas Magee, and Kurt Carl- message will be' "Mlcah, the G6d of Keyport Worahlp Service at 10 a.m. In The Kindness" In the' morning and on Lt. Col. Rader, speaker for the Promise." Rally Day at 6:30 p.m. Sunday services will be at S:30, BUSNut Swamp School. "The Church — Falling or Fulfilling." son to an unexpired term on and at 11 a.m. Rev. Frederick c. at the evening service. Believers Bap- Sept. 24 rally, is a resident of 3oo« la pastor. Supply pastor will be FIRST SPIRITUAI. OF DIVINE ROSE tism at 11 a.m, the 1967 nominating committee, Ocean Grove and has been, for Rev. Anton Thurahart, Jr. Cliffwood Beach Belford CHRISTIAN SCIENCE which was vacated by Mrs. the last 12 years, the full time The Sunday service will be held at Red Bank BAYVIEW ' FBESBXTEBIAN ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC 8:15 p.m. with Rev. Phonbe Dallar, The Sunday service will be at VI Magee. Robert Mindheim will be- evangelist for the Salvation Cliffwood. Beach . Keyport pastor, officiating. a.m. come chairman of the Christian Muses wlu be at 6:30 and 7:30 Army in the 11 Eastern states. Sunday worship services will b* at NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST HOLY TRINITY It a.m. Rev. Donald L Buccl, pastor, sum. and 12:16 p.m. In the church; education committee, another He was retired recently but con- 8:30, 9:45 and 11 sum. In the ichooL New Monmouth EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN •will preach on "The Teaching Method Sunday worship services will be held Red Bank post held by Mrs. Magee. The of Jesus." tinues an active preaching sched- ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL at 10:46 a.m. and at T p.m. Rev. Don- Sunday aervlces will be held at 9:15 Magees have moved from this ule as calls come in. Keyport ald W. Scolleld will speak at both ser- and 11 a.m. with Rev. Harold. Hornber- Sunday services will be: 7:« a.m. vices. ger, pastor, officiating. area. Colts Neck Morning Prayer; 8 a.m. Holy Com- ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC Music for the rally will be by CHRIST CHURCH REFORMED munion; 9' a.m. family service and Red Bank the bank and choir of the Asbury 11 a.m. Holy Communion. Middletown lunday Maises will be celebrated at WESLEYAN GUILD Colts Neck Services will be Holy Communion T, 8, a, 10, 11 a-m. and noon with Park Salvation Army Corps, un- The Sunday service wlir fee at »:30 at a (new church;) morning prayer Hsgr. Balvatore Dl Lorenzo, pastor, of- RED BANK — The Wesleyan der the leadership of the band- cm. and 11 a.m. Rev. Samuel C. La and sermon at 9:15 (new church;) ficiating. Penta will preach on the text "Joshua Little Silver Morning Prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Service Guild of the First master, Alfred Swenarton, of SI. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL (old cnurch.) Sermons by Die rector, ' A.M.E. ZION Rev. Robert E. Lengler. Red Bank Methodist Church recently held Neptune. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Little silver Sunday eervlces at 11 a.m. Mrs. a covered dish supper in conjunc- Colts Neck Sunday services will ba Holy Com- OLD FIRST CHURCH Esther K. Pinkston will speak. At the munion at 8 and Morning ,Prayer at 4 p.m. service, Mrs. Pinkston win tion with the Women's Society of Morning worship service will he at 11 10 a.m. with sermon by the rector. American Baptist Convention am and Evening worship service at Rev. Canon stuaxt F. Gut. Middletown present a travelogue on Africa. Christian Service. Mrs. Carlton T p.m. Rev. Larry a. Calhoon, minister, Worship at 11 a.m. Dr. Arthur TRINITY EPISCOPAL will officiate. EMBURY METHODIST Dodgson, Interim minister, will de Red Bank Nelson, president of the Confer- Crusade Unit Little Silver liver a, sermon entitled, "Trie Supreme Sunday services will be Holy Kucha- ence, spoke on "The Church in a Eatontown Morning worship service will be held Value of One." rlst at 8 and Morning Prayer and at 11 a.m. Rev. Banford M. Haney SAINT CLEMENTp EPISCOPAL sermon at 11 a.m. Rev. Canon Charles Changing World — Whither the Is Formed FIRST PRESBYTERIAN will preach and conduct tha tervlce. H. Best Is rector. Methodist Church." Baton town Comecratlon service lor .Sunday school Belford iPBESBYTERIAN LONG BRANCH - Member* of The Sunday icrvlce will be at 11 a.m. staff. Sunday schedule: 7:40 a.m. Matins; Red Baric Mrs. Sadie Lehman, president •«v. Robert W. ReM will speak, B a.m. Holy Eucharist and sermon; Worship service at 0 and 11 a.m. with of the guild, announced the guild the First Baptist Church, with Rev. Alfred S. Parker Mrs. Alfred S. Parker &:30 a.m. suns Eucharist &ud ssruiou Rev. Charlea 8. Weuster speaking on Rev. Homer Tricules as pastor, JESUS CHRIST OF Long Branch by Rev. Ralph Edwards. •Why Is The Church In The World?" will operate a country store at LATTER PAY SAINTS have formed a task force to pro- RED BANK — Rev. Alfred S. also a social worker, now serv- (Mormon) GOSPEL HALL . ' METHODIST CHUROR OF CHRIST the Harvest Home at the church Eatontown Belford Red Bank mote the Central Jersey United Parker has accepted appointment ing as rehabilitation counselor Services will be the Priesthood meet- Long Branch Sunday services win be at 11 a.m. next Wednesday. Services will be held Sunday at 9:30 The Sunday service will ba at 9:30 Crusade, sponsored by many as pastor of A.M.E. Zion Church, for the Rehabilitation Commis- ing at 9 a.m. and the Sacrament meet- and 11 a.m. The evening service will be at 6:30. On Oct. 4, a wwkshop on Viet- ing at 9:00 p.m. Bishop Bruce Savage am. A Qospel Service will t» h«U Evangelist Donald Wood will preach at Protestant churches in the area 285 Shrewsbury Ave., by Bishop sion for the state of New Jersey wfll officiate. at 7 p.m. WESTMINSTER PRESBVTEBIAN both services. 'nam, musip and art will be held Middletown under the auspices of the Billy Milton M. Smith, presiding bish- in Camden. METHODIST ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL ST. NICHOLAS RUSSIAN EASTERN in the church. The next regular Eatontown Long Branch Sunday services will be at 9:16 a.m. ORTHODOX Graham Evangelistic Associ- op of the Ninth Episcopal Area The Parkers* children are La Sunday Worship Service will be at Low Mass at 8 a.m. Low Mast and and 10:45 a.m. Rev. Robert A. Bonhara Red Bank meeting of the guild will be Oct. 111 be guest speaker. The Divine Liturgy will be celebrated ation. of the A.M.E. Zion Church. Rev. Mar, 17; Alfred Jr., 16; Andrea/ 10:45 a.m. with Pastor William Joel address at 10 a.m. Rev. James Mur- 11. Wright officiating. chlion Duncan, rector. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN tt 9 a.m. on Sundays and Holy Days The crusade will be Nov. 5-19and Mrs. Parker and their five 14; Yolanda, 13, and Kevin, 12. Llncroft of Obligation. Evening services preced- FIBST BAPTIST The Sunday service will be mt 10:30ing Sundays and Holy Days of Obliga- in Convention Hall, Asbury Park, children come to Red Bank from Rev. Mr. Parker brings to the Fair Haven Long Branch a.m. tion at 6 p.m. Father Emillan Kajko, FAMILY NIGHT The Sunday services will be held al pastor. MATAWAN — Th» evangelism at 8 nightly except Nov. 11. TheCamden, where he was assistant A.M.E. Zion church here a de- FI8K CHAPEL A.H.E. 11 ajm. and 7:16 p.m. OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY FIRST METHODIST goal of the task force is to in- at the Wesley A.M.E. Zion Church. sire to create an image In the Fair Haven Red Bank committee of the First Presby- The Sunday service will ba at 11 •I. LUKE'S METHODIST Leonardo volve every member of the Morning worahlp service at 11 and Services of Holy Communion Sunday terian Church will sponsor the He succeeds Rev. Thomas Cour- community which will involve: sun. with Rev. Floyd Black officiating. Long Branch evening service at 7:30 Rev. Kenneth at 8:30 a.m. In Squire Chapel. Services church in an active way. sey, who has taken over a pas- the church in all activities. He The Sunday service will be at U a.m. N. Gamble, Jr., pastor, will bring the of worship at 9:30 and lfl. a.m. Rev. season's first family night Sun- CHRIST CHITRCn METHODIST Rev. J. Courtney Hayward will preach. Leonard O. Powell will preach on places special emphasis on Chris- Fair Haven message at both servlcea, day at 5:30 p.m. at the church. Officers of the task force in- torate in Summit. The Sunday lervtce will be at 1 'More That a Promise." clude: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Child- tian education, and through the a.ra. Rev. Charles G. Hanklns will LEONARDO BAPTIST Joseph Del Vecchio, a represen- Rev. Mr. Parker, a native of preach on "The Mark of a Christian Marlboro Leonardo Riimsoii ers, Herbert Hennigsen, Mrs. Philadelphia, received his BA de-church's total program, hopes to Teacher." Dedication of church school BIBLE PROTESTANT Sunday services will ba at 11 a.m. ST. OEOnOEUBV-TIIE-RIVEIt Lorraine Kitting, Mrs. Gface make the church's influence felt workers. Robertavllle and 7:30 p.m. Rev. WiUUm Carr will gree from Lincoln University, preach on "The Sign of Healing." EPISCOPAL in the minds and hearts of peo- HOLY COMMUNION EPISCOPAL The Sunday service will be at 11 Rumson Woolley and Garrett Woolley, all Lincoln, Pa., his MA in sacred a.m. Rev. Edwin P. Spencer will ipeak AU, SAINTS EPISCOPAL Sunday services will be Holy Com- Christian ple of all age groups. Fair Haven on "Revelation." of Long Branch; Mrs. Judy Rob- theology from Eastern Baptist Sunday services will be at S and 11 Naveslnk munion at 8 and Morning Prayer at inson, Mrs. Doris Hooten and G. sum. Rev. Frederick IS. Preuu, rector, THE OLD BRICK Sunday servlcea are as follows: 8 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sermons by the roc- Theological Seminary, Phila- will preach at 10 a.m. lervlces. REFORMED CHURCH and 0:30 a.m. Holy Communion; 11 tor, Rov. G. P. Melllck Bclshaw. Raymond Bacon, West Long delphia,' and has done graduate Marlboro a.m. Morning Prayer with sermon by FOIST l'UF.8HYTEHIAN Education Uie rector, Rev. H. R. Borenson, Rumaon Branch; Mrs. Audrey Rockwell, work in sociology and history at Freehold Sunday morning services will be held Morning worship service at 9:30 and Little Silver;/ Irwln Allen and Will Play at 11 am. R«v. John Hart will ipeak BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL 11 a.m. in the Sanctuary. Rev, Harry Temple University. GRACE LUTHERAN on "Know the Truth." Presentation of Sunday school staff. Middletown C. Douie, Jr., pastor, will preach on Mrs. Edith Oka, Eatontown; Mrs. Worship service at 8 and 11:30 L ... Services Sunday will btgtn with wor- TTle Need for Nurture." Rite Is Set A former teacher in fli? with Rev. David G. Volk officiating and ship at 9:30 a.m. at Carpenter and Eleanor H. Lawrence, Asbury Old Organ preaching on "Healthy, WealUy and Applegate SU. Family Bible hour al MATAWAN — Rev. Donald T. Park; Mrs. Nancy Palumbo and adelphla school system, he is a WISE I" Matawan 11 a.m. The lesson will be "Faul Al Sea Bright Phillips Sr., pastor of the First Rome." Evening service at T. ST. LUKE'S A.M.E. Nell Beverly, Sr., Oakhurst; Mrs. Navy veteran of World War II, TTRST PRESBYTERIAN TRINITY EPISCOPAL Bea Bright Methodist Church, will observe having served in the Pacific thea- Freehold Matawan The Sunday service will be at 1 p.m. Betty Conover and Walter Dang- In Holmdel Homing worship will ba at 9:30 In Sunday services will be Matins and Shrewsbury when Rer. Fiord N. mack will preach. Christian Education Sunday with ler, Oceanport and Mrs. Phyllis ter 39 months. He was the re- the new auditorium and at 11 a.m. In Holy Communion at the church at 7:49 HOLMDEL — Members and the Sanctuary. Pastor James R, Mem- REFORMED the installation of the Commission Dill, Elberon. cipient of three Purple Hearts mott will deliver B> sermon. a.m.; Holy Eucharist at the Ravine Shrewsbury Drive School at 9:15 a.m.; Horning New Shrewsbury on Education and of the officers and two Bronze Stars. friends of the Holmdel Church, of' HOPE LUTHERAN prayer and' sermon at the church a Sunday -servlcr will b« at 9:34 and *TR8T ASSEMBLY OF GOD Main St. and Holmdel-Keyport 11 o'clock. 10:30 a.m. Rev. Ilaac 0. Hottenberg Shrewsbury and teachers of the church school Freehold will preach on "Hungering and Thirsting Worship service will tie at 11 a.m. at the identical 9:30 and 11 a.m. Ordained In Philadelphia In Rd., are invited to attend a «er-' Worship services wll] be at 0:30 a.m. CHOSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN for What la Right." EvangellBtlo Service at 7 p.m. Her. Rev, Albert W. Gibson will preach on Patrick O. McLme Is paitor. 1951, Rev. Mr. Parker Is now vice Sunday at 7 p.m. at which "Loyalty — A Many Splendid Thing,' Matawan services Sunday. Witnesses' Reception of new mombora. Worahlp service at 0 and 11 am. lUTllElt MEMORIAL LUTHERAN PUKBIIVTKIIIAN Charles R. Watson, superlnten on leave of absence from a gov- the 67-year-old organ will be! Rav. Richard A. Wcedcn will ofllcate (Mlaatmrl Synod) . Shrewsbury ernment position as supervisor of played in public for the first time IMMANUEL BAPTIST and preach on "What and How." Holy New Shrewsbury Tile morning services of worship dent of the school says a new Morning aervlce at 10:30 a.m. Chap- will be at 9:30 a.m. and 1.1 a.m. Itcv. counselors with the Veterans' Ad- In M years. Freehold Communion celebrated at 9 a.m. New curriculum for adults has been Assembly Set members will be received at the li i lain K. K. Wlltenhurg will speak. Sun- Dr. Robert D. Btcele will deliver the ministration and also works with Horning worship will be at 11 a.m service. day sch6ol rally day. sermon, "The Christian Ideology." FAIR HAVEN — Raymond Bos- Derek Morris, Llncroft, org»n-; ftnd evening service at 7 p.m., both published by the board of ed the Internal Revenue Service. His IB the YMCA. Rev Frank c. Mone, BEUOIOUS R0U1ETY Or FBIEMD* ucation of the Methodist Church worth, presiding minister of the 1st at St. James Episcopal tutor, will bring the morning message BAPTIST cnuncn Oakhurst Shrewsbury former pastorates were In Itha- ''Impulsive Peter." Matawen Sunday meeting Is held at 11 a.m. and will be used under the in- Red Bank Congregation of Je- Church, Eatontown, who will per- FIBST METIIODIST ca, N. Y., and in North Carolina. Morning Worship at 10 a.m. Oakhurst CHRIST EPISCOPAL struction of Mrs. WMMd W. Wle-hovah's Witnesses, with head- form on the organ, was asked Highlands FIRSr FRESBYTEBIAN •trvloss at 0:30 and 14 SLm. Shrewsbury last July by the congregational Rev, Ronald a. Albury will officiate land at the 9:30 a.m. service. quarters at Kingdom Hall here, He served as president of the W. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL Matawan at the 8 a.m. Holy Eucharist, the 9 Classes for children starting at expects SO minister* from this Parkslde ' Community Asso- committee to make necessary re- Worship services at 8:15 and 11 a.m. a.m. Family Eucharist and the 11:15 Highlands Rev. Cheater A. Galloway will proacti Oceanport pairs on the Iwtrument, which 3ti» Holr Buchiulat will bs celt- a.m. Morning Prayer services, preach- three years of age will be at the area to attend the semi-annual ciation, Philadelphia, and as on "Th« Way of The Master." OALVAnY A ing on "Man Is doing the Wrong Way" had been built and' Installed In »r»t«4 Oils Sunday ,at i snd 10 «.m. Oceanport at the latter two services. same time. Nursery service will circuit assembly this weekend at chaplain of the West Jersey Hos- wllti Matin* it B:30 a.m. and Iv« ST. CLEMENT'S CATHOLIC The Sunday service will ha at 11 a.m. the Holmdel Church In 1900. •oBS at 1 p.m. Rev, Wm. D. Lcrln... Uatawan-Marlboro The evening tervlce at 7:30. Rev. Paul be provided for infants and tod-the Ice Palace, Brick Township, pltal1., Camden. He is a put pres- rlmr, will preach at both oelebraUons. Sunday Masses and Holy Communion Smith will officiate at boUi services. Union Beach dlers. Included will be Mr. and Mrs. idenIdentt of the PTA of the Camden ^He will play selections from •rill bs held at 8, B: 30 and U a,m. GRACE METHODIST High School and has Bach, Sibelius, Peeters and Un- '• WBST METHODIST at the Matawan Grammar School. Her, Union Beach Learning experience Will be of- Gtenwood Credle and their five Junior Highlands Joseph Ruoinskl will offlolate. Old Bridge The Sunday service will be at 6:30 fered children to age nine at tha children of 37 Drummond Ave., worked with prisoners in the glias. Mrs. Marjorle Waldron, Ip service at 10 «.tn. R«v. Wll and 11 a.m. Rev. Franklin II. Bird Jr. ttajm J. MoCulJouih is pastor, -, FIRST METHODIST LUTHERAN GOOD SHEFIIKRD Red Bank. Camden County Jail. wife of the psstor, will be soltj. Matawan Old Bridge will preach on "Holy Communion, It's 11 a.m. service, in addition to T Worship service at 0:30 and 11 a.m. family Bible hour will be Sunday Place." nursery care. The Red Bank congregation will His wife, Mrs. Susie L. Park- lit. . Holmdel when Rev. 'Donald T. Phillips Sr. will at 0:15 a.m, Worship service will officiate and preach on 'Taught to be at 10:30 a.m. Rer. Harlty M, West Long Branch On Sunday at 6 p.m., Rev. Mr.have charge of the program to- er, was born In Lawnalde and is Rev, John W. Waldron, putof, Ueyer will officiate. • graduate of Haddon Heights HOLMUEL mvam REFORMATION LUTHERAN Phillips will conduct the first morrow morning, at which effec- will speak on "Wltneis to a Res- ST, AMBROSE CATHOLIC Weat Long Branch tive methods of presenting the High School and of Virginia State HolmiiHolmoisu wil be at it cuvntoun METHODIST Old Bridge j lunday services will be held at »:1» confirmation class of the year. urrection" at the service, which A* lunday nrviotor,s Rsvwill . bJohe na t Wit. Matawan Towmhll lunday Mast will be at «:30|U:l0, and 11 a.m. Rev. W. Robert Oiwald Boyi tM\ girla ki grades 7, 8 andWatchtower and Awake University, Petersburg, Vs. A will be in the Relorflfd church , with Uu plt on R "AJ hSunda Wy Morning worshlt service ft 111 begin I;4S, 10, 11:11 a.m. and 13:3(Tp.m. will preach at both •errlcts. Reception iliv nay Sunday. Isv. Barnard AL Coin will ofHllate. OJ new members. 9 ar« gUted to attend. xinet wilt b* dtmonitn concort •Infer, Mis. Parker is suctuary. W gepl «,, 1961"* p THE DAILY REGISTER Crwt Bakery to R*l Bwk. Mrs, Wltaa L Cop** * h Htm, hm^ * Bank MLS Has 27 Closings UfasC. 7, 0*M? AfHcjr, " Mr, Sim t* tfowmfttfowmft 4mm kadi, reported thfarMto Marlboro Hospital. John F. Anvestak- , formerly owned by Mr. BED BANK **** MvlDMff of to 23) Riveredge Rd., Neinw Wanamassa. Mr. Quick has ucts Research Division. He and Also sold by Mils Stillmtn wail Mr. and Mn. Brace t. Peter- derton of TOLo w Agency, Fairand Mrs. Joseph Martin,* «W Shrewsbury, with their two moved to an apartment in E»-his wife, Althea, have three chll- have Haveni sold die property, which moved near Leoaardo, The tnuv reported 27 sales dosed daughters, IS and 16, and their tontown. Harold R. James of thedrtn. Mr. atd Mn. Ford pur. laction was handled by Trtvo- Weak la the greater Red two sons, U and eight yean old. Ray Van Horn Agency, Fair Ha- chased a new home in Middle- aian B. Crawford of Joseph 0. •re*.. . Mr, Dunn it manager of the Aero ven, listed the property and ittown,. This property was listed Miss Virginia Bird from Mon-< ffi Rn 'included in seven sales re- Space Division of Goodyear Rub- was sold by William C. Water- by Mrs. Betty TindaU of the0. Downey Jr., who have moved. ' by, Walker and Walker's ber and Tire Company In thmae n of Allaire-Farrow. Charles H. Tlndall Agency, Red with their young son from Mass- Office vju a two- New Jersey and New York area. Bank, and sold by Roger F. Co-achusetts. Capt. Downey Is with here waterfront property at 15 Three sales consummated by the former owners, Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Elizabeth T. Randall, asso- zens of Hall Bros., Fair Haven.the U.S. Army at Fort Mon- Etytte'r Bay Dr. In Rumson, (or. William E. Wiegand Jr., moved Also reported by Kail Bros, mouth. This property was listed Imerly owned by Mr. and Mrs, ciate of Ralston Waterbury, Red "SOMETHING for EVERYONE" to Maple Ave., Red Bank. Mrs. Bank, include property at 99 Bst-was the sale of the former home through Edward A. Hanlon,|| 3*0. [Howard Heck, who moved toNilson listed the property and of Mrs. Margaret Mulgrew at 81realtor, New Shrewsbury. VISIT OUR EXPANDED PLANT MARKET and chooie from • porUupeck. Purchasers were tln Rd., Fair Haven, formerly NURSERY Kenneth L. Hahn of the same of- owned by Mr. and Mrs. Nicho- Bruce Rd. in Middletown to Mr, Three nles reported by The II Hit. and Mn. Neil Ltndeman fice sold it within two days. and Mrs. John Gaffney, former wide selection of qusttty plarrfi «r>d garden Hem». INC. from Sparta. Mr. Lindeman is las D. Vuybsovlch. Mr. and Mrs. Uowstra Agency of Red Bank ln-|| Two additional sales by Mrs. ly of Applebrook Farm. They senior vice president in charge Vuyosovlch, who listed their dude the former home of Mr.| ow or ur lh0 n Nilson include the former home property through Rolston Water have two pre-schoolers, Sharon and Mrs. Harold Lartaud at 911 /*\BER\I dlltll% A V ___ ^ * V° PP' 9 convenience of new business planning for Sud- mmm of Mr. and Mrs. William E. bury, have moved to Sailers Way fend Donna. Mr. Gaffney is with River Rd, in Fair Haven, pur- VI CN ljUNU/Vl our Garden Shop and Plant Market ler and Hennessey In New York the Masonlte Fabricators in Eliz- City.' Negotiations were by MrsGuenthe. r at 41 Edison Ave., Newin Rumson. The new owners are chased by Dr. and Mrs. Georgge are open Sundays from ? A.M. until 5 P.M. Shrewsbury. Mr. and MrsMr.. and Mrs, Leo G. Blatz, who abeth. Mrs. Mulgrew, who listedJ. Tzannetakis from Gloria Nilson. her home through the A. Fred Mlllburn. Guenther moved to Atlanta, Ga. moved here from Sea Cliff, L. I. Dr. Tzannetakis is a professor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoffmann The property was purchased by Mr. Blatz Is controller for Sing- Maffeo Agency of Fair Haven, at Seton Hall. The property had have moved with their three Mr. and Mrs. John Malone, for- er Sewing Machine Co., Newark. moved to White Plains, N. Ybee. n listed through Mrs. Rose ... In Spectacular Color children from Milwaukee, Wis., merly of CockeysviUe, Md. Mr. Mrs. Betty Hinton handled ne- M. Morrisey of The McAIlster Mr. and Mrs. John R. Osberg gotiations. right now to 81 fwinbrooks Ave.. Middle- Malone is with Bell Telephone from Minneapolis, Minn., have Agency, Rumson. town. Mr. Hoffman is In the com- Laboratories at Holmdel. This Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Steers purchased a home at 25 Fish Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dlffen- puter systems division of property was sold the first week ave moved from Homestead, Hawk Dr.* in Middletown, for- derfer from Latrobe, Pa., pur- Bell Telephone Laboratories at it was listed by Mrs. Mildred Fla., to 51 Bernard Ter. in Lit- PYRACANTHA merly owned by Mr. and Mrs. J, chased the former home of Mrs. Holmdel. The eight-room colon- Liming of the same office. Vaughan Westaway, who moved tie Silver, which they purchased or Firetlwrn, lush green foliage, litavfly from Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garvls, Glendene P. O'Neal at 112 Point ial has a heated 20 by 40-foot in- James Mansell of Red Bank to Chevy Chase, Md. Mr. Os- laden with brilliant berries indeed makes who moved with their family to Rd., Little Silver. Mr. Diffender- door, swimming pool. The large has purchased a home at berg is in the New York office Naperville, III. Mr. Steers, a for-fer is with the Carborundum Co. this one of the most popular cf ell fruit- living room has a cathedral ceil- 265 Hance Rd. in Fair Haven, of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Com- mer captain in the Strategic Air at Keasbey. Lawrence J. Schil- ing broadtaaf evergreen plants. ing and second floor balcony. formerly owned by Mrs. Emmy pany. Donald H. Babcock of the Command, Is a flight officer forling of Little Silver lilted the Mrs. Mildred Liming handled ne- Rhodes, who moved to Pleasure Applebrook Agency was listing Pan American Airlines. He andproperty. ... And also one of Hit gotiations for this gale. Bay Apartments in Long Branch. broker. Mrs. Steers have a daughter and Mrs: Michael Miller purchased Mr. Mansell will marry Miss The; former owners, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Swen- two sons. Mrs. Marguerite Moore the former home of Mri. Victor- most versatile ... Maureen V. Beirne in October. Mrs. Donald Abel, purchased a son from San Bruno, Calif., pur- of the Dowstra Agency, Red ia G. Castro at 428 River Rd., The property was listed through FIRETHORN can be used as a founda- house at 38 Haddon Park in Red chased a house at 22 Dane- Bank, listed the property. It wasFair Haven, which had been Joseph F. Hunter of the Ray Van tion ihrub, key plant or grouped togeth- Bank; formerly -owned by Mr. mar Dr. in Middletown, former- sold by Mrs. Margaret Randall listed by Mrs. Dorothy Rdgers Horn Agency in Fair Haven and er for, a matted planting. The Lo-Boy and Mrs. • Albert Glroux, who ly owned by Mr. and. Mrs. Ken-of the Ella Wiltshire Agency, Sea of the Russell M. Boras Agen- sold by Mrs. Nilson. variety can alio be planted «s a low moved to Westvllle, N. H. This neth H. Creveling, who purBright- . cy, Fair Haven, and sold by The property was listed by Frank W. Mr. and Mrs. Edward O'Don- Dowstra Agency. Mrs. Castro ground cover, complete with colorful chased another home in OakMr. and Mrs. Richard Bel- McKenna Jr. of Red Bank, and nell have moved from New Can- has moved to Elklns Point, Pa. berries. , Hill. Mr. Swenson is with Pitts- laver have moved from Warren, •old by Mrs. Nilson in less than aan, Conn., to their home at 272burgh Plate .Glass Chemical in Three new houses built by Let 10 days. Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury, Mich., to 72 Clearview Dr. in PtRETHORN 'm varieties that produce New York. This property was New Shrewsbury, with their ferts and Company of Middle- Also reported by Mrs. Liming purchased from Mr. and Mrs. dense, compact growth makes excellent listed by Mrs. Olivia S. Dutcher three small children. Mr. Bellav, town were reported sold through was the sale of property at Roger' Burt, who moved to An- hedges or protective barriers. of the Ray Van Horn Agency and er is with Bell Telephone Labora-the Applebrook Agency. Mr. and USE *2 162 Twinbrooks Ave. to Mr. andnapolis, Md. Mr. O'Domell is sold by Mrs. Randall. tories in Holmdel. The former Mrs. Bruce N. Crichton pur- FIRETHORN is most popular trained Mrs. Bernard Sergesketter from with Cunningham and Walsh, chased a new house on Azalea Bloomingtan, Ind. They have one Inc., New York City. The prop- Dr. and Mrs. John E. Gerrard owners, Mr. and Mrs. James A. La. in Rumson through Mrs, ag»!n*t a waH or on a fence. We have child,, age four. Mr. Sergesketter erty was "listed by Charles A. from Matawan purchased the Driggers, moved to South Caro- Mary Margaret Rich of Apple- # specially trained eipalieres, thickly Is with Bell Telephone Labora- Darrah of Walker and Walker farmer home of Mr. and Mnlina. , where Mr. Driggers is em-brook's Rumson office. USE 3 branched, up to 4 to 5 feet in tpread tories, Holmdel. The former own- and sold by Mrs. Marti Locilen- Thomas B. Ford at 19 Harrison ployed by Monsanto Company. and he-ight, complete with trellis at- Ave., Fair Haven. Dr1. Gerrard William M. Hall of Hall Bros, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maffett ers, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald'Noble, to of Allaire-Farrow Agency, of Rumson purchased another tached. ' moved to.Glyndon, Md. Mr. No-Red Bank, ' . is a research associate in the Au- listed the property and Miss tomotive Pollution Control Pro- Joan Stillman of the Ray SU11- house on Azalea Lane bel Is,with the Rowan Controller Also reported sold by Allaire- through Jacob R. V. M. Lefferta Select now from three available colon . . . 1 gram of Esso Research and En-man Agency, Shrewsbury, nego- Corp. Mrs. Gertrude J. HancockFarrow was the former home of orange berrying, red berrying, and also gineering Company's Prod tiated the sale. of Applebrook. S1«5 of Rotator*. Waterbury's office. Clyde W. Quick at 29 Highland Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buser pur- yallow fruiting varieties. Or enjoy all three Red Bank, had listed the proper- Ave., Fair Haven, purchased by chased a new house on Hillan- color* in your garden. Priced from —. ty with members of MLS. Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Anthony dale Dr. in Middletown. This sale 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn from Tenafly. Mr. Anthony is also was negotiated by Mr. Let- from •Akron, Ohio, have moved with Mid-Eastern industries, Inc., Chairmen Named ferts. INQUIRE ABOUT OUR LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND PLANTING SERVICE Mr. and. Mrs. Martin Bruns-I wick Jr. from ColiegevlUe, Pa., I have purchased a new house on Expert, Friendly SCIENTIFIC For Hospital Fund Spruce Dr. in Middletown, built by Earl Moody. Mr. Brunswick Advice FREEHOLD — Mrs. Harold H. is with Dittler Bros. In New York Freedman and Charles R. Miller City. Mrs. Barbara Schreiber of have been named associate co- Naveslnk Associates, Middle- . . Always on Hand chairmen of the Freehold Hospi- town, handled negotiations. tal Building Fund Campaign.. : Mr. and Mrs. Adam P. Cham- NURSERY INC. Phone 229-2587 Joseph Saker, general chair- berlain, formerly of Shrewsbury man, announced the appoint- Ave., Red Bank, purchased a STARTS HERE.'!! ments. house at 20 Crescent Dr. in Riv- MONMOUTH ROAD (RT. 71. WEST LONG BRANCH) Mr. Miller, who lives at 40 erside Heights, Middletown, from Brookwood Dr., is vice president the Marine View Savings and Open Sundays it* 5 — Saturday* 8 to S — Weekday* 8 to & of the hospital board of directors. Loan Association. Mr. and Mil. He is president of Miller's Stag Shop in Freehold and Matawan. 'We are all aware of the need that exists right now for this hos- pital and If we just project ahead to the time when the hospital If you can will be constructed, we should be able to feel the urgency to start that much more," Mr. Miller said as he assumed his new duties. Mrs. Freedman, the Wife of Dr. fertilize, reseed Harold H. Freedman, is a mem- liber of the hospital's board and of I the board of the Monmouth Coun. Sieving and malsMUag a feed tarl rf II ty Organization for Social Ser- Mrs. Harold H. Freedman qglm a program plii expertrace. We al vice. She has served as president •RUN ACM can provide tk* kaowMa* o«d skills el eiceUeatturf managtmtrt of the Community Services Coun- •id al the saint tlmtjporforra oil tfce op- cil of Monmouth County, the bor- arerieas ostMrlol t» nak* your Iowa grow ough Board of Education, the aid flrow. lit tke amcBJag thjaa It Ah: Freehold Association of Hospital W* eon do If of ao more Ikon It waald Auxiliaries, and the Fitkin Hos- roll your lawn 1 cost yon to "Do If yoarwir mlng eon- r..al Auxiliary Federation. The Borabla martrials. How li tfcls poulble? Freedmans live at 63 West Main Our GRIBN ACRE combln* dots HM work St. of sovarai MacMnts Bud OB golf nines «y I* «M Pieelst patttm — giving your In 1967, Mrs, Freedman was, tawi a Milortd opplleation of all the •»• selected as "The Woman .of the trjaaM awl proiwtlvo InartdUrts It needs. Year" by the Business and Pro- TOs ytor.lola your Btlgibor.wkoeoa re-fessional Women's Society . of in will. .nloyl»g tfc. Inary ol th. btst Monmouth County. She is a graft uate of Middlesex General Hos- pital School of Nursing and was a post-graduate student of nurs- INTRODUCTORY ing at TeachfifS College, Colunv iAdYertUedinUfcl bla University. FALL OFFER Mr. Miller received the first "Man of the Year" award from • ^owtr AiraHw the Greater Freehold Area Cham- • FtriatntUn' dUMI) ber of Commerce and the "John I Times Magazine. F. Kennedy Good Citizenship" ltd.ft.) •:•; award of the area Jaycees. He is a past president of Con- Charles R. Miller • Powtr Railing gregation Agudath Achim and a «p to 4,000 ce.. ft. member of the Freehold Rotary A dinner is planned for citizens Club and the Elks lodge, v from the hospital area who will represent a' cross section of the you must be a machine ANNUAL "SOD •WWIN8" PROGRAM Mr. Miller was chairman of the first hospital charity ball. He haspopulation, Hospital needs and FALL SPRING also served as president, of theplans will be outlined at that '• RBMd • , •; Downtown Freehold Business- tune. • Pnillln (M-it-lU men's Association, the English • Prwjmrotnt town Dons Club and the 196M7 LEGION TO INSTALL • Onib Pretf CroturoM Control (Tuptrun) Israel bond campaign. EATONTOWN '•— A Joint in- • Powtr ROD • Piwtf MmH Mr. Miller and his wife, Ber- stallation of officers of the E» tha, have two daughters,'Dr. and • Powir Rail tontown Post, American Legion, Auromottd Swvteo offtn thrra pkmi to frt* youfrom th o tough |ot». . . at a cotr Itw thai "do-lt.yourtelf." MMrs. Freedman are the parents and its auxiliary will be held of three girls. Tko low prices Include labor and material*. And we promise resiilrs you can seal Complete haveacknowl- Tuesday in the Fort Monmoutii The hi Che public be difficult, but they feel it is INTRODUCTORY PALL SPECIAL LAWN CONDITIONING SMCIAL p»r 14. B. "a job that must be done." Mrs, Yo* »tt » POWIR AMATION Freedman added the hope that Get your chare of service busi- • SEEDING • POWIR ROLLINft •qfn. 'every person living In the " ness Jvlthjs "Business Services" Illb. per min. • HRTIUZATI6N pltal service area will want to Ad In Classified. Dial 741-6M0 lW»ft BI-1M0) do their part." today. $9/195 e FIRTIUZATION $0095 • RISIIDINO (1 Ib. LATE SPRING SUMMER (J5-15-10I ' (hr rip H i/tM io. Mr 1,000 sq. ft.) e POWIR for up SPOT WIID Wttg Cenim • Wrtlllu M* U.P. fl. am. loch odd'l ONI Mill Wilt 14M tq.fl. IS ) AIRATION iq. n. CONTROL Ftrtllln IM-IMO) • CHlKti »uo CMtrM • POWIR ROLMNO Partllln U* U.P, • PtmjM Ctnlral ON 24 39 •RUI HOOFING Chin* Bus CoRtr* . • WHO Contrtl PHALANX RD. Moll . • Cmt>im»» CMim UNCROPT ANNUAL "GREENSKEEPER CARE" PROGRAM Sell MM and he* Liming M iMRetMd 741-0990 SERVICE All Ufctr «HI Mattrttls SPUN* UTI SPRINQ SUMMIR PALL , ' AorarlM e Powor Aeration Powor Aoratli *»reHe« • Power Rolllaa e Power Rolling Power RelllRRg • Power Ralllaa CALL RID BANK • fcrtlllioHM Ill.l|.10))e Nrtllliatloii tolltlo* !•% UM NrMUwHw IJ1.1M9) • R«*o*cll(i«j 1 Ik. eor (11-11-10) P»»9»s Control • Rttotai**—1 Ib. ser T.0O0 tt. ft. e PtrtllliotUn W«HI CenMI lJNW.fr U • PrtoliMreaMte Crab 11% UP Crrt 0r«. Cmtrel • tffilim IrtN CMtrtl dnl CMrnb Ida Cwirol CONTROL 747-2183 - VfMrf VFMMI wNtrM *Prl«» Ineludn til 4 S»rvl«>t)rvlo i AZALEAS Cafl UWN-A-MAT In your area — aaytlmt, any etay Including SUNDAYS — for P R RI oitlnMte mi MONMOUTH COUNTY'S ORIGINAL off bWt'Tbo*Wtt. l Secre5c«tt o:40; Dis- 36 Slime. 60 Downcast. display of the latest books for W« Alvrays 7—Newlywed Game—Color Von Johnson—M mln.—Color BUN. — Hawaii 2:00; 9:03; 0:09. cover America 8:50. ate. 65 French children of school age. The ex- Heve StMrmn 9—Continental Cookery—Color 4—Film—Red Canyon- FARMLNGDALE BAT. — Kiddle Show: On the Douhle „ _ . . 37 Long way 62 Names of 4 Howard Duff—90 mln.—Color summer.. hibit will be in the library until 7 2:M 2:00; Barefoot In the Park 5:30; S:05; 23 Series Of off! popes. J jimba Cocktails Served 2—House Party—Color 7—It's Your Move—Color SHORE DRIVE-IN- 10:00; Dlioover America 7:20. linka « Fished. next Friday. » Stafood 4—Doctors—Serial—Color 9—Bmeboil-Merv-Color FRI. A BAT. — Bom Loieri 0:00; BUN, — Bareloot In the Park !:00; "™' i67 Vulgar 111 7—Dreom Girt—Color n-Lmia Rascab-Color 11:35; Thunder Alley 10:00. 4:40: 7:20; 10:00; Discover America 27 Overhangs. 1 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 The stroytelling workshop and 31 SUN. — Born Losers 7:20! 11:00; 41 DORIS'NED'SI Restaurant 9~~Fireside Theater—Drama 31-Wlngs to thi World 3:60; 6:30: 9:10. 30 Scottish status the book exhibit are open to li- s-.oo Thunder Alley 10:00. seeker. Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle 36 Sksra Dr., HlgMandi T.U ASBURY PARK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS negative. brarians, nursery school and Dinners served till midnight. 7—News—Sandens—Color 5-Pt.ul Wln*»ll—Colar ITLANnC-^ iJ 68 Color. ' Snacks until 2:00 A.M. 11—Amazing Three—Color 7—Loco) News-Color LYRIC- 31 Worrier. sanoB OCCE EGEE church school teachers as well as CLOSED TUESDAYS 3:00 ll—Tluw Stoooes—Color Tamlns of the Shrew 3:00; 7:80; 9:411. Caprice 7:00; 10:50; St Valentine's 31-JFIIms From Franct BAT. A SUN. - Timing « the Shrew Day Massacre 8:35. 33 Political DOWN aaciBii nncc DEBB elementary school teachers.. ', 2—Tell The Truth-Color BAT. — Help 2:00; Caprice 7:00; 5 5:J3 2:15; 4:40; 7:05; 8:30. spoil. Anyone wishing to attend 7-Weottien-Antolne—Color 10:20; Bt. Valentine's Fusacre 8:39. 1 Manila Bay Einna nnn oncidGE IS* 47-Ntws MAYFAIR- HAZLET 34 South location. should notify Miss Mary Callet- 3:30 Two For the Jtoad 2:10: 7:13; 9:30. African nnnn ORBED to, children's librarian, at MoB- I* 7—Newi—Peter Jennings-Color SAT. & SUN. — Two For the Boad LAZA- 2 Detailed My Bister, My Love 7:29; B:35. rebel. annnnn DERIID HID mouth County Library, 80 Broad 11—Superman—Adventure-Color 2:00; 4:00; 8:00; 1:00; 10:00. program. BAT. — Kiddle Show: Mailc Weaver •HOBO QDEHDG DDID t 13-Cortooni-ailldren and Three Btooiea In Orbit 1:00; My 35 Recluse. St., Freehold, by Monday. 31—Infinite Horlions-M«dldne PARAMOUNT— 3 Chin LJUULJ ULSUL1U UUULJ 1 the CobbleStones FRI., SAT. * BUN. — Modem Millie Sister My Love 6:25; 8:03; 10:09. 37 To bear the 47-4=ollsw Tne Sun—Advenhirt SUN. — My Sister My Love 3:35; whiskers. BED BQQGG DGDBG Restaurant 1:45 2:30; 8:3a 4:05; 6*0; 7:30; »:3O. cost. Ever make quick cheese I" Mr-Friendly Gkint-Oillaren ST. JAMES- OUTE J5 DRTVE-IN- 40 Boasts. 4 Increases. bread? Cut a loaf of French EVENINO To Sir With Love 8:10: 7:18: 0:20. FRI., BAT. * SUN. — Ood'i UtUs 5 Pikelike EODE • DINNERS • BANQUETS <:M SAT. — To Sir With Love 2:00: 4:00; Acre 7:46! 11:00; Lorfia »:S5. 41 Freoized. read into slices but not aU the 2—News—Jim Jensen—Color 8:00; 8:00; 10:00. 43 Disposed of fish. 4-News—Lew Wood-Color' SUN. — To Sir With Lore 2:00; 4:00; KEYPORT CEO nmrc way through. Spread the slices, 741-8344 • MIDDLETOWN S-JFIInmfones—Cartoon—Color 6:40; 7:30; 9:30. STRAND- for cash. 6 Additional CKUL1 with a mixture of grated cheddar 7—Film—The Rood to Rib- Elvorce American Style 7:1*1 t:20. 44 Swiss river. one. HEDGE Blng Crosby—W mln. BRADLEY BEACH SAT. — Divorce American Style 7:30; sheese, mayonnaise and paprika. 11-Spmi Racer-color PALACE— 9:35; Kiddle Show 2:00. lake in a moderate oven on',* 13-4Miat's New-Children Loves of a Blonde 7:50; 9:49. BUN. — Dlvorcs American Style 7:05; heet of foil until very hot — SO 31—Film Feature SAT. — Lovei ot a Blonde 2:30; 7:50; 6:16; Kiddle Show 2:00. ' CM 1:45. EAST BRUNSWICK o 30 minutes. S-McHolt'e Navy-Comedy BUN. — LOVM of a Blonde 2:25; 4:15; TURNPIKE- 11-Munstere-Comeoy 0:10; t:00: 8:50. o M~U.$.A.-Oonc» OUTDOOR — IW, BAT. ft BUN. '— Easy does it! Sell fishing 31—Fllm Short NEPTUNE crnr Ood's Little Acre 8:00; 12:00; This NEPTUNE— Property Is Condemned 10:15. quipment quickly to cash bujr- 47-Yovlti Club—Done* INDOOR — Ood's Little Acre 7:30; 900 today.. • ..;- <:4J Born Loaen 7:00; 10:30; Warnlm 11:30; This Property la Condemned 31—Newi—Paul Monocner 8hot 8:55. 9:45. 7:00 BAT. — Magic Weaver 3:00; Three SAT. A SUN. — This Property Is J-News-Oonkttt-Color Btoogei In Orbit 3:95; Warning Shof Condemned 1:30; 5:30; 9:45; Odd's WALTER REAPE ^ 4—News-Che* Huntley, David 5:30; t:00; Born Loaere 7:00: 10:35. Little Acre 3:15: 7:30; 11:30. Brlnkley-Color BUN. — Warning Shot "2:00: 1:30 PERTH AMBOY — THEATRES "^1 5—1 Love Lucy—Comedy 9:00; Born Losers 3:38; 7:05; 10:35. 8 WALLACE ST. . *"* ' RED BANK 11—F Troop—Comedy—Color MANASQUAN AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- 13-Woshlnoton: Week In Revliw- ALGONQUIN- HRI. & BAT,. — Cartoons 7:30; Bom CHINESE.AMERICAN RESTAURANT , Newa Analysis Don't Makea Waves 8:40; Endleai Losers 7:48; 11:25: Paycno Circus 31—Stwrttiand—Lessons Summer 7:00; 10:20. 10:10. 7:M SAT. — Don't Make Waves 8:40; Sat- BUN. — Cartoons 7:30; Bom Losers leu Bummer 2:00; 7:00; 10:20. 3:0 7;«; 11:80; Paycho Circus 10:10. SAT. ft SUN, 2:30 Luncheon LUNCHEON J-Wlld Wild West-Color SUN. — Don't Make Waves 3:03:300 Incl. loup, dessert, t. 4—Torzan—Adventure—Color 5:15: 8:30; Endless Summer 330 MAJESTIC- and .U«0 S-Trutti or Consequences—Game—Color Born Loaers 2:00; 8:30; Thunder Alley JUUE ANDREWS MAXVONSBXW < :W; 10:10. Monday to Friday All you 7-Off To S« The Wltord-Color 7:00; 10:18. Dinner can eat. 11:M KICHABDHAREB 11:30 to 2 p.m. 11-Murray The K—Vorjety-Color I—Fllm-The Enforcer— BAT. — Kiddle Show: Ohoat ft Mr. 13—Speculation—DIsamlon Humphrey Booart-1 hr., 45 mln. Chicken 2:00; Born Loaera 9:30; 10:05; Take-out orders. Open 11:30 A.M1. to 10 P.M. 31—Brooklyn Coll«j» 4-Tonljt)t—Vortety—Color Thunder Alley 5:00; 8:30. 47—Stadium 47—Sports' BUN. — Bom Losers 2:10; 5:60; 9:30: Call 741-8329 Fri. and holidayi 'til 11 P.M. 7—Joey Bishops-Color Thunder Alley 4:00; 7:40. 7:55. II—News—John Tlllmon—Color MENLO PARK 47-SporH—Fousto Miranda 11:15 1:00 <7—Newj—Arfuro Rodrljgez CINEMA- 5-fknel-Comeay-Color ll:M nu.. SAT. * SUN. — Orand Prix 31i-Survey of the Arts 11—Rocktt Squod—Police 2:00; 5:19; 8:35. 47—fllm—To be announced 11:90 •:N 11—Code Three—Police DINE IN ONE OF NEW JERSEY'S J-«omer Pyle-OSAAC—Color 11:45 4-Slor Trek—Drama-Color 3—Wwixanl—r GIFFORD'S INN 4—Accldflirtal Fomlly—Color 4—FllnwCarry on, Constable- 7—Guns of Will Sonnett—Color J-Moby Dle*-Calor 3—News-Horry Arouh—Color Kenneth Connor—1 hr., 40 mln. 4— Bird Man-Color AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE 31-^llm Short 1:20 4-Boseboll—White- Sox vs. Indians-Color >:« 5-Oplnlon: Washington—Color 7-Colltae Football—Pettn State vs. 1—Film—Prince of Pirates— 7-Klng Kona-Cartoont-Coior 13—To be announced John Derek—1 hr., 35 mln.—Color Navy-Color (Formerly Mayer's Inn — Est. ?) 9—Film—Black Bart— 11-Came of me Week—Color a-News And Weather Dan Duryeo—90 mln. 2:55 '1:01 • 10:00 JI-Baieball—Yonke«s-Coior 3-Eye on New York—Color nmsj FREE PARKING 3—Film—dghfecn and Anxious— H-Unlverslt« «(;fli»:;Alr . DA|LY AT DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF 4—Bell Telephone Hour-Color Mary WeMtr—1 hr., 35 mln. : 1:JS • iSountst 5-News-BIH Jonjennn-Color «:»» 2-Cateway-Muslo-Col6r 7—Judd—Oramo—Color J—Sup«rmon/AquonTon—Cortoottt—Color 7:00-1:50 J—Rtm-Hlahway Dragnet- 4-Ant/Sqvlnil-Celor i-fllm-Alr Force- 11-Pot Boone-Voriety—Color Richard Conte-1 he, 25 mln. John GorfleW-90 mln.' W-Newsfront-MHchell Krauts »-UpbMt-Muslo—Color »-Flkn-Eo»t Sid* Kids- "DANNY FAT' 31—Behind The Lows-Dlscusslon 7—Georoe ot Ihe Junols—Cartooni-Color Leon Ames—M mln. 47-Sponlsh Drama—Stria) • MTURDAY lI-4JnlvtnhV of tn* Air ' 11-Steubtn Day Parod* 10:13 M0RNIN9 42 AVENUE-OF-TWO-RIVERS 842-9820 RUMSON N SATURDAY 1:01 47-WerttiK-Jose I, Lama AFTERNOON 3— Repertoire Workshop-Color IN .ROIERT UDfOU Hi:* 11:01 31-Flkn Feature COLOR '.MNtWHPA (Closed Tuesdays) 5-Ahn Burks-Color 7—News 4-Top Cot-Cortoon—Color 31—Your Right To Say It - *eotl»^Cok>r Late Shew Frl. and Sat. Nights II47—News—Arturx) Rodriguez <:N : . Mi:M aty-Olscusslon-Cslor Kiddle Show sal. ond Sun.-1 p.m. 2—Summer Semester 13—Ta be announced 7-PnIedt Knw-Educotlon (Continued on Next Page) 47-4'umorelo—Variety »-Jonny Quest-Color 11:6V t-«ove You Read'.... 4-Cool MoCool—Color }—News—Tom Dunn—Color 4-Aortculture U.SJV.-CMor 5-4=llnn-l.ooklng for Oangtr— STARTS WEDNESDAY 4—News-slim Ham-Color 7— Davey and GoHolh-Color' Hunti HolMO mln. 7—News-Bill Betrtol-Color 7—Anwriean Bandstand—Color »-FIIm-The Case ot Dr. Ijaunsnt- 2—Shape Up-Exerdse o-Fllm-Hloh Noon- OlnMt From H* Koadthtw ena*4wnml • Every Ticket Hold.r ei»niito*tf A Bwt Jean Gabln—1 hr.. 50 mln. 4-Col. Bleep-Cartoons-Color Gory Cooper—2 hrs. W-Sport of tht Week . 5-Paul Wlncheil-Cotor i "l:: N trauL POPULAB ran • WBUL wawa pivoiiM|CEt Hill 7—Cartoons—Children—Color I—Lone Ranaep—Color V0 ' 4-Weoiher-Fronk FMtf-Color 4— Reworch Prelect—Color 7—Wealher-Antolne-rColor 9-Hmn And Weather 1:31 0:N 7—Road Runner—Color i 11:15 J—Coptoln Kansaroo—Color 4-News-JIm Harti-Color 4-AFL Hlohllohts—Football-Colot r »—Whlrlvblrds—Adventure 64—Droma —NY DAILY NEWS S-Waody Woodbury—Color 0:15 S-Rout* 7—Local News—fleutel—Color 11—Davey And Golloth-Color THE 11:31 0:30 CO.HIT 4-Sports-Kvle Rote-Color 4-Dodo-Cartoons-Color "STEVE MGQUEEN S-CIJCO Kld-Westem-Color SAND '8 ON THE LAM" 9—Cartoons—Children U-Thls li The LIfe-Rellnlon ATHISBEST!" 1:00 PEBBLES DAILY AT 3—Frankenstein Jr.—Color —N Y TIMES SUNDAY 4-Super 6-CoK>r AMMtrgUK 2>M-7:3S-9:» 5-Wells Forgo-Westem- » MCYU-SOtM PmOUCTIONS fICIURl AFTERNOON 2 P.M. 7-Casper-Cartoons-Color »-4=llm-The Giant Betiemom- IHIKD IN PMUVtSKW'- COtOK BY MlUXk Gent Evons-fO mln. Stock Car Races 11-Jon Gnaay—Art ', lJ-Unlverstty of the Air •:JS 2'44erculolds—Cortoons-Color 4—Super President—Color S—Film—The Mont Brothers ot the Circus-Mora Bromers-fl) mln. DAVE BREWER DRUM STUDIO 7—Fantastic Four-Color PRIVATE PERCUSSION INSTRUCTION 11—Loool Issue—Color 741-6641 »M«M»MM*WsWW»> WALTER READE THEATRES 2 WEST FRONT ST. RED BANK 35-Lap Med-Spts. {ATLANTIC? 25-Lap Novices I Atlmtle Highlands 291-OHS I NOW THRU TUESDAY Auto racing swltcboi to Sunday 2 FIRST RUN HITSI I SHOWS CONTINUOUS FROM DUSK afttrnoeiM ot Wall Stadium. SM myiH DAILY AT all tht otara: Tomml* Elliott, •XsWURK 2:00-7i30-f:4l Don Smmpf, Jim Hoffman, Par> ker lohn, Dave Hulte, Jack Hart. (Ill Briee, Dei Stivti and /UratCANINTERNATlONAL many, many others. NOW tint TUISDAY IH) GENN 8 EVENTS JULIE ANDREWS RICHARD HARRIS PSYCHO FatONtawN PLUS — ON SAME PROGRAM MAX VON SYDOW DORIS DAY - RICHARD HARRIS "CAPRICE" Color CIRCUS A NiGHT OF HORROft 3 BIG HITS KIDDIE SHOW "PSYCHO.CIRCUS11 Saturday & Sunday Marine* at 2 Rt. 34 In Wall Township "TERRORNAUTS" THE BEATLES IN "HELP near' BtJmar, N. J. — Plus Cartoons 'THEY CAME BEYOND PLUS 2 SPACE-TACULAR HITS SPACE"

JmiBUft, W.RU35t3« OMII OTIH roo PM.-MOVIII AT DUIK DRIVE-IN THEATRf GOD'S iniu ACRE DAVID JANtUN Jason Robards, Claire Bloom, Carol Lawrence, Anna Moflo, l» "WARNINO SHOT* . Larry Kert, San'dor Konya, Erik Bruhn, Carla Fraccl, with -and- VE Donald Voorfieec and the Bell Telephone Orchestra present AT AIL THIAIHII CO-MIT five, variations on a classic theme. In opera, ballet, •Ml IMOKINft tlCTIONII "THI PROHSSIONALS" •ymphory, Broadway theatre and the words of Shakespeare, ACUS or ' — Alfo—••••'"''" Th» Ball Ttltphont Hour premieres Friday, 10:00 P.M., on LORNA •Ml PARKIMftl SAT.ont.IUN. NBCChanntl 4. In color. " CHILDMN ALWAYS MHI KIDDII SHOW SMI Listings • PotteM, 4} Money ptec*. THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, Sept. 22, 1967-U PUZZLE I Sly, rntUd- By tm Wu. tl Look«4 l^tk«4M/n*(r UAwirf, S*pi«*iUr 23 On-C*rt rVM-1 hit, ACR0M wo, » Kite of light. »Wavm) J—Nnrlywtd Oom*-CeMr II Xepetationt. tl Large It-AfflotMo DuMklOMi-CIMr Pr««ftt—For You and Youre ••• • Me* ***r ciiwcoiof ll-fllm l=*oturt 12 Meadow. Australian IMI* OMI Uttit Xtd •:M 13 Finish, bird. opmeot accented. Discuss original plan -with, peaon. J-My Tliraa Sont-Cornrty-Calgf 21 An entity. 56. Having or group qualified to judge and advise you on future CaM*r-l hn, point. 23 Flower-leaf. wlngt. procedure. People.lend to be co-operative under tr) few 10H«iKhy, 51 Upright 4:11 II—H«v Urwisrth-ComVdy-Coier piece in a 24 Continued 58 Religious pretest radiations, so approach them confidently. bt Mrotton Mory- JI~C«p»r Citron—Inttrvlawi 14 On top of. atories. fraternity. MtWOrt-2 111*, UKaowlaf. panel or Money is available, too, if you need it—and who ii-Htrw Mear-Aejuwliict—Color T l_| rwififi' • tlaMftaM f*iajwalia afKtata T frame, 25 Patsage. 60 On the doetn'tf MJnlvtnlry otitw Air •"^lvtafcWl S nfTwWHM r tfJO JT^\^#WT M Verily. 26 Incltei. sheltered From r*r«nc« 4-ntrrv-Ttw rink Pawdar- 51 Limb, Pafar Sallan-4 hn., IS mln—Color MPen. 27 Highway. side. The Day Under Your Sign flying H«h«rmon-—Color A Canur. Jtin« 22 to July 21 }t_Amerknn Prlnfnwktr* 5—Allnd Hltchcodi-Dramo Unearthed « Capricmn. D«.32teJail.S0 7—Uld'» O«-lnfarvlaw»-Color People can be taclleM, » look UUE3 uuou uuniiuu for the real BKtniiT Kbind You're especially wir» newMd i-N«v»—R«m Collins, Sol 11-NH. TW« Week-Football-Coler THE SOFIA GIRLS from Swid-n will p.rform Scurry. 73 Portend. UOd UHIJH CJDtlHUU ihelr Wfdi. frlenda will be tuppr » •«'« Marohlono-Color <7—BoxIrto-NmMrti 74 Borders. you join UKm. 4-rKtwt—Ff°r* MeOw-color Flavor. UUUULiyUM LiUULJUU U>. July 22 to Aug. 21 *-N«w»-R»ld Collfnf, Sol Friday, Oct. 6, at Red Bank High School's gymnasium at B< nxe Moment bai bui> ot Aquarlw. Jan. II to Fab. It 7-—Uiramlt—W»»t»rn—Color Tattered 75 Rip. nnnnn nnm one Eren though chore* aeen t*a> o—Film Fto»ur»i«Color Morctilano—Color 8 p.m. The show It being iponiored by the Red Bank nnnn nnnnn nnnn (Mt before TOtt V* it aloni tke U^CIo/ CoH-Mutfo-Color J-Alm Burke—Color garmeti. "inpetine.'' out, pitch m with caOrMUM 7-Ntvw-Keltti McB»-color DOWN LJUU uyyuiiuu mm •M tet Jbem laac 31—Itollon Panorama Buccaneer Booster Aiioclatlon. Fled. Vlrejo. AIKJ. 22 lo S.pr. 22 47t-orioV» Worltf-lnfomwtlon »-Mlka Dougk»-Vorl*ty-Color Ortmlie jtona,. Brn'mwe Pitc«. Fab. 20 toMirc h 20 II—Film—Tha Apt Mon— 1 Small, light DQUQ GDBCDDG If ukel hn inpMiIUa ,1«JW. Bald Lufjml-M mln. Broad shal- the tint radiufcaH teli e to- H cake. uuuuuu uuuuiiu tin ireoend. km no quaint aboat rc/Brtog. 11:» low veaael. rjnanniiH EJLJUI; j—Nm—ROStr, tylKMCoief . *-Havw—Jim Hortr—Color At. 2 Large tall- 1967, Youtti Forum—Olicujjlon—Color 7-toool Nawt-Color less monkey. nnn nnnnnnm HOD 5-Combatl4OramCombatl4-Orama Girls to Boost Bue Tasteless. QOBB DUODQ IJIIUIJ 9-Jrt HimdHr-Color MSl Purgative 3 Huge (inn lino nnono 31—Comrminlty Action *-Rlm-Ttit LIHt* Foxt*- medicine, serpant. EJUL'JUUU GUUUEJIirJLI 47—Lo Tribune HltfMna B«tt» D«vl»-3 tin., 15 mln. Like. 4 Penetrate. UUCJUilU ULJULJ U1JU -,-,<• •- ••••.«« •-Leal Nnyt-TtogutTColor UUHUUU UUUU UUU j^jfocM* OI*Morr-Com*oy-Color /-TOm-fluo Vo<)l»- Booster Association Shoe latchet. 5 Fall short. Laneheon, Dinner, Cocktails <_Atovo-Aav»ntur»—Color Robert Taylor-J hrt,, 5 mln-Wor 7—Oallnfl Oomo—color . f Hm-MiKlKierKit qut Btotm- RED BANK — The Red BankU.S. advocated that physical de- Private Banquet Facilities BtlMrtotsColCoor totla Bolon-90 mln. , J ™ Dipt. 11:4» Buccaneer Booster Association velopment and fitness is as good 47—HhivVVeoJnoi a Mt#a Nodte— «-»oorti-Mtl A)ltn-«olor , tnrlqut »«rrona-OT rnln. will sponipr the Sofia-Fllckorna for the mind ae It is for the «:« Swedish gymnasts Oct. 6 at 8body. 4—Johnny Canon—VarMy-C«lor ' p.m. In the Red Batik High When the Sofia girls perform, Hid II—Contlntnto) Mlnloturti School gym. « , they show their strength, flexi- H:M The "Sofia Girta" are a group bility and control of every Hfghtstpwh Country Club y-rFlhrv-Tht Hovst of Stven H«v* Y»U tried Mdoyi? Tiny Georgt Samltn—7S mln. of 20 young Swedish gymnasts, muscle as they fly through the art dlffomit and fui, Alon« or ranging from 15 to 23 yean of air in somersaults, neck-jump* couplet. To>M Aidy W»ll»' age. Their specialty Is modern over the vaulting horse—every- band, $1.(0. Mark Hllbam — Swedish gymnastics. They were thing at a tempo that makes the Sot. nlr» — Jo* Micka. Evtry HEY KIDS! originally organized around 1930 audience gasp. Wid, th» MendiMp Dane* far CALL at the Stockholm Sofia High The Sofia Girls have per- folks 25 and evtr, adm. $1.00. School for Girls by a teacher in formed in the U.S. five times INTtftTAINMINT Wl.. SAT. and SUN. with Mitt MW pcepl*. Mako MW physical education, Maja Carl- each time with a new generation 747-9857 qulst. Through her work, 6he of girls. "BILLFROSr brought into being the technique They appeared at the New Jer- et th* HAMMOND of musical -relaxation, a rhytlv sey State Fair and next Wednes- mical execution. o( calesthenlcs day they will be at Swedish Day without tension, that is known asat Expo '67. Princess Christina DINERS CLUB —AMERICAN EXPRESS LETEENDEZVOUS COUNTRY CLUB Modem Swedish Gymnastics. will be present. They will ap- The core of Sofia girls counts pear on Canadian TV and in OPEN HOUSE several hundred from Big Sofias, New England and Washington 20 years of age, to Little Sofias, then to Red Bank. "Hi. Mo.htst Point ot FRIDAY and SATURDAY NITES of pre-school age. The purpose The girls will be using Little MeArientleCoaff is not to make acrobats but toSilver as "home base," staying THE SPECTACULAR improve physical fitness. The with families there. Mrs. Donald late pr. Dudley A. Sargent, the Asay of Little Silver is chairman "RUStY CHAIN" pioneer of physical fitness in theof the show. 8 P.M.-MIDNIGHT — EVERYONE $1 Hospital to ' MOUNTAIN INN Bridge Advice SCINIC PR. ATLANTIC HlftHLANOl "Hit highest point on the Atlantic Co«t OCTOBER F FRIDAY SPECIAL! OCT. 6.7-8 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD In TV Program ENTERTAINMENT Many tournament fans con- LONG BRANCH — Monmouth bution from philanthropist Israel FULL COURSE sider Edgar Kaplan and Norman The Hand Medical Center will star in SunRogosi- n of AUenhwwt, the hos- World's Folr/BMr Gordtn Bind Kay the best American pair, but day's 21st Century program, to pital's computer project wae in LOBSTER plus they were astonished to learn North dealer be televised at « p.m. by Waiaugurate' d two years ego. Slngtr and Yodtltr that Kaplan and Kay had won East-West vulnerable ter Cronkitc on Channel 2. DINNER Joachim Sehraodtr the Mixed Pair Cahmpionship. in NORTH SET BAZAR DATES and Bavarian ighuhplattw The center's pioneering role in FREEHOLD — The dates o the recent national' tournament • 153 computerized hospital informa OWNED ow! (dojiwlnq qreip) Nov. 11 and 18 were announce •ANdUIT end •>"•*, in Montreal. It was Mr*. Kay <3 J5 ion system will be described by OPERATED IY OPEN YIAR ROUND for the annual Christmas bazai WEDDINft FACILITIES who played with Kaplan, winning O AKQ'4-'••" :he newscaster as part of a two- MIKE IODNAR Rtt. 291-0224 her first national championship. *KjO> at a meeting Monday of the Free FOR 25 TO >art study, "The Computer Revo- hold Opti-Mrs. Club in the Amer «f "THl PU1" SCENICDRIVE CLOUD TUESDAYS Mrs. Kay earned her laurels, as WEST EAST lution," which portrays the im- J00 PEOPLE today's hand Indicates, 4 A97 • K4 lean Hotel. pact of computers on medicine, The affair will be held at th< wee* teeeeeeeeeeei V 873 VKQ1094 education, industry and business. wm* South won the first trick with 0 952 0 73 South Freehold Shopping Center the ace of hearts and returned • Q842 +AJ63 The equipment at Monmouth Final plans were also made foi a spade, losing dummy's jack to SOUTH Medical Center ia characterized a masquerade dance to be hek ALPINE MANOR the king. Mrs. Kay, East, looked • Q10862 by CBS as "a massive computer Oct. 27, at 9 p.m. In the Ameri for six defensive tricks to defeat V A62 ; system . . . which will orfer can Hotel. Mrs. Daniel Cervllltm Hwy. 36, HlaJkHids the contract. Two In trumps O J106 drugs and laboratory tests.'re- is chairman. Mrs. James Range 872.1773 seemed pretty sure, since the • 75 member' administrative and is in charge of posters. play indicated that South did not medical records and bill patients, North East South. West among other things, thus tree- THE BEST IN FOOD have the ace of trumps. Two 1 O 1 South Vietnam's "I only wish that there here have tees urged by the two developments" and would tak Mr. Neff said. "I believe a de- Central Highlands recently re- some way they could have Republican candidates for Bor- the authority to permit comme: veloper must have dreamed li ceived over 300 bars of soap as the faces of the patients and i ough Council to attend the Sept. cial uses in residential zones up." result of the generosity of Ized the wonderful thing 28 Planning Board meeting to away from an elected Borough Mr. Doelger said the plans call youngsters in Eatontown, N.J. did," he said after touring I Council and place it in the hands protest against a proposed zoning for 187 dwelling units for each 75- The soap was collected for over the hospital's wards sod t ordinance; that would permit the of the Planning Board, an acre tract. At an average of 2.! ally handing out bars of pointed body now made up en- a month by the fifth grade chil- development of town house mul- children per family, he said, this The major, his wife, tirely of members of the Indepen dren of Margaret L. Vetter tiple dwellings here. would add 467 children in each School in Eatontown, and was de- and their two children, Wa| dent group. tract. The present grade school Robert C. Neff and Richard J. 1 livered to the hospital by Maj. and Sharon, 8, all make Doelger Jr., speaking at a public 'Nice For City enrollment Is about 650. He note William T. Fish, 33, whose 10- home in Eatontown. meeting of the Shrewsbury Re- 'It may be a nice ordinanci also that the borough is nearly year-old son, Wayne, Is a mem- •fe publican Club in the firehouse, for a big city, but it's not goo 45 per cent undeveloped. ber of the class, for Shrewsbury," Mr, Neff said Red Bank High Ha»| said they feel the adoption of a "We were told at the last Plan- "Soap is one of our biggest multiple • housing plan "would be Under the proposed ordinanci ning Board meeting that each 1 needs from a medical standpoint 'Stand Up' Student! a mistake and a detriment to a town house can be 200 fee unit will be valued at $25,000 to Over here, and while it is avail- Students! Shrewsbury." RED BANK long, include 10 dwellings, and b $40,000," Mr. Doelger said. ": able, it's much too expensive to Red Bank High School are »tj The Planning Board, which located in a residential zoni asked them who would pay thai in large quantities," said ing their school days by sti held a preliminary hearing on where a developer can put to much for such a unit. Figures are MJss JjJoreen Gilroy, a civilian up. gether at least 75 acres of land, thrown about to persuade us the question Sept. 14, scheduled nurse at the hospital- working The first thing The Planning Board has a pro there will not be a tax problem the second meeting to vote on the with Civil Operations, Revolu- hear in homeroom each posal to rezone the undevelopec proposed master plan, of which "Besides," he said, "there's no tionary Development Support ing is the "Star Spangled',: southern section of the borougl the controversial zoning ordi- control over the timing of such (CORDS). ner." After it Is finished, from one - acre, single - famil; nance is a part. Republicans have a development and there's no remain standing for this •' houses to a zone for town house Maj. Fish, the deputy G-3 ad- warned the board not to attempt control over the type of architec- visor for II Corps Advisory tlonal pledge to the flag. ' to railroad the plan through. multiple dwellings and commer- ture we will see. cial buildings. Group, suggested the, soap after The idea is an innovati The new zoning ordinance "We're deeply concerned about his son wrote to him and ex- James D. Evergetis, new | ivould allow multiple dwellings "I can't believe the Plannlni the school problem and the in- DEMOCRATIC FROLIC — Attending party of the New Monmouth Democratic Party pressed a desir« to start a proj- Pal- '• ' ' -'I . . creased taxes this sudden devel- ect (hat .would help people in It took a few days tor opment will create in Shrews- at Buck Smith's, East Keansburg.were, from loft, Mrs. John Fa con, club treasurer; South Vietnam. Idea to get rolling,. bury." William Himelman, Middletown Township Democratic chairman; Joseph Caliendo, "All I did was make the sug- Vice principal Willard' F.' 8r "Right now," Mr. Neff said, club president, and Mrs. Eleanor Maclnnes, vice president. (Register Staff Photo) gestion, and the kids took it from ing couldn't tecftte" a i ' ' "it costs us almost $900 per pupil there. I had no tiiatthey national anthem on> a'-i per year to send our high school would be able to collect such a ord. children to Red Bank. If one fam- ily with 'three children of high 54 Nursing Students In Npw Class school age moves into one of LONG BRANCH — A class of a new building that will pro- hurstf Angela Francese, Eaton- FURNITURE C6. these developments, it will cost 54 freshman students has begun vide additional classroom facili- town; Barbara Harrison, Little Keyport 2644)181 the borough more than $2,600 a raining in Monmouth Medical ties for the school of nursing. It Silver; Mrs, Judy Hunt, Free- year to educate them. center's 71-year-old school of is part of the center's $3-million hold; Patricia Love, Atlantic features . . , A. "Picture the tax loss if this one nursing. expansion program on its eighth Highlands. unit brings in only $800 in prop- The school started with a class anniversary. Also: Darlene Nadalin, Middle- "LA-Z-BOY" f erty taxes. Multiply this by any of four student nurses in 1896. Local members of the fresh- town; Rita Oliver, Atlantic High- f number, and you'll find you must Six of the freshmen are city man class are: Helaine Evans, lands; Renee Penn, Marlboro; CHAIRS % have ratables to offset the loss. residents and 13 are from other Celeste Marcks, Mrs. Dlanne Gail Pleger, Toms River; Jae- Where are the commercial build- Monmouth County communities. Miller, Katherine Overby and quelyn Sheppard, Port Mon- ings coming from that the Plan- Other students hail from New Delphine Simonelli, all of L o n g mouth; Toni Simms, Neptune; EST. 1869 % ling Board says will also be in- York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Branch; Mrs. Virginia Lieblein Ray Jean Tillery, Eatontownj cluded in the development?" Virginia and other counties of of West End; Mrs. Eileen Baker, Mrs. Saundra Tuckerman, Waa- 'til 9 • "1 can't feel that the members New Jersey. Neptune; Mary Ann Citro, Oak- amassa. f the Planning Board responsi- The 1967-68 term will begin un- ily have done their Job if they der the leadership of a new di- wait for someone else to supply rector, Mrs. Arlene M. Sherman, the figures," Mr. Neff said. "You and a new assistant director, may see the development of 550 Mrs. Marie Reid, both Hunter dwelling units in two or three College graduates. years and no commercial rata- The two-year program, in bles to offset the tax Joss.- which this school was a pioneer with Columbia University 12 'I believe this is the most seri- years ago, offers the student ous ordinance that Shrewsbury nurse medical training in the hos- will be confronted with in. a long pital and academic courses at Make it mean what it says- time, and I strongly urge its de- Monmouth College. feat," Mr. Neff said. The - new state-aid-to-education OKAYED FOR CARE — The John L. Montgomery. Mr. Doelger and Mr. Neff said provision under which schools of Medical Home hat bean certified' by the Social Security they will campaign door-to-door nursing will receive $400 for each to bring this message to the-peo- student should help to alleviate Administration as an extended care- facility, eligible to all the time ple of Shrewsbury. "We were the nurse shortage, George J. receive Medicare patients. Medicare patients are eli- surprised -to learn so many peo- Bartel, center administrator, gible for federally financed care in such facilities after ple in the borough are unaware said. of this serious problem," Mr. The center's board of gover- hospitalization. Plaque denoting the home's certification Neff said. nors is planning construction of Is presented to Mrs. Allison Stsrn, secretary-treasurer of the county Welfare Board, by John O'Brien, field Clam Bake Aids representative of the Asbury Park social security office. Psychiatric Center To Organize n ; / ;-"-•• ;',,:•••• (Register Staff Photo) EATONTOWN-r Members of the Spring Lake Golf and Coun- Y-Indian try Club have contributed $3,- "MONEY 500 to the Children's Psychiatric Center to support the treatment Guide Units MULTIPLIES" of emotionally disturbed children RED BANK — October is or- throughout Monmouth. County. ganization month for father and at MARINE VIEW This contribution represented ion Y-Indian Guide tribes, YM- U. ANNUAL DIVIDEND CA General Secretary David J, 0/. PER ANNUM ON 74 the net proceeds of the fifth an- 'SAVINGS CERTIFICATES COMPOUNDED nual clam bake which was held Lewis announced. 5 FROM $5,000 QUARTERLY at the club, Sept.' 8 for the bene- Sponsored by the YMCA fit of the center. The affair was throughout Monmouth Coun- attended by 275 members and ty, the Indian Guides program their guests. tresses a stronger relationship MINGS VLOAN ASSOCIATION The sponsoring committee jetween boys and their dads in 471-2400 ATL HIGHLANDS I UNCROFT again was headed by Frederick all of its activities. MIDDLETOWN | 291-0100 | 842-4400 Schock Jr.. Snrinff take- New tribes are organized by school areas with the help of Skajuna's, or fathers who are experienced in the program and have received special training for organizing tribes. These men have 'been recruited by Irwin Dorros of Fair t: Haven for the LAST 2 DAYS Shrewsbury River area, and by William Wooddell, Matawan, for THIS FANTASTIC OFFER ENDS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 the Bayshore. While most new tribes are usu ally organized at the first grade level, there are always oppor* Combination tunities for second and third graders to join the program as well. Fathers are required to STORM'N loin with their sons. There are 33 Indian Guide tribes organized in the upper Monmouth County communities served by the Community Y. Those wishing further informs tion in this area are asked to call the Y here. WINDOW :Scout Chapel

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"I (eel, at the very least, these "You imply all torts of things, test sand fill In a million-dollar Both candidates are members Mr. Hellstrom disagreed, not- gentlemen have displayed ex- but haven't the nerve to make sewer line installed in 1964. But ' the Strathmore Democratic ing, "this investigation should tremely bad judgment in regard them explicit," Mr. Zukerman it refused to allow a critical Club as are Mr. Kaye and have been started prior to the to all phases of the Pardun told Mr. Hellstrom. member to take charge. Mr. Zukerman. settlement, as had been re- suit," Mr. Hellstrom said. Continuing to defend himself Patrick J. McGann, Jr., attor- quested by me rather than four In defense of the authority's against Mr. Hellstrom, Mr. Kaye Woodward-Clyde-Sberard and ney for the authority, and a Dem- months afterward and only then actions in the suit and the study, said he had been called "dis- Associates of Clifton, will take icratic state Assembly candidate, under pressure from me and the Mr. Zukerman read from a pre- honest" by the other member. borings and cut trenches along 'ho was also asked to resign by public. pared text: "Must I prove my honesty just certain Cliffw'ood Beach sewers the Republicans, explained the 'I am critical of the au- Why Settled because I do not agree with Mr, to determine the condition of the actions more precisely: thority for this and I believe the "The authority had settled the Hellstrom?" he asked. soil. "The authority did not want in- public should also be critical." suit because it was deemed in You are a liar and a charac- The.defeated amendment was nocent persons' reputations to be Mr. Hellstrom said his efforts the best interests of the author- ter assassin!" he shouted. proposed by Eric K. Hellstrom. It dragged down by the effects of since March to obtain an inves- ity and the public. Richard Vermilyea, chairman would have allowed him to co-or- an investigation by the authori- tigation wete ignored by the au- "The item for select fill was of the township Republican club dinate the study with the help of ty," he said. thority and "adamantly opposed deemed in the best interests said the purpose of an autono- sanitary engineer, George Lang- Mr. Kaye concurred and said: by Mr. Kaye." of the authority and the public. mous authority had been defeated ford. "There is absolutely no rele- Mr. Kaye called the allegation "The item for select fill was by its actions last night. SCOUT EXECUTIVES MEET — Studying new Webelos Cub Scout uniform at parley Direction Unwanted vance to merits or demerits of "unfair end inaccurate." not part of the claims in the "Since Hie authority does not Karl Zukerman, chairman, said the Democratic candidate's for "It would help if Mr. Hellstrom suit by either party, having first report to the council, the two of Scout executives yesterday representing eight New Jersey councils in Molly Pitch- the study should be conducted council and^thf^ actions of this would provide some concrete come to the attention of the au- could not be involved political- er Motor Inn, Red Bank, are, left to right, J. Fred Billett, Monmouth Council execu- without prejudice and without any authority. proof," Mr. McGann said. thority during a review of the ly. tive; Norman Berg, district executive for Red Bank and Middletown area; Wesley member of the authority direct- "There would have been no Mr. Hellstrom said that even suit in December, 1966." 'But by bringing, up the impli- possible detriment to the people on the date of the authority's He said that only after the cations it has become a political Parker, deputy regional executive, and Gsorge Bett, assistant Monmouth Council ex- ing it. The meeting became a verbal of the township or the authority decision to conduct the soil study study and its results will the au- Issue by the authority itself. •cul.ive. , I Register Staff Wioto) battleground as Mr. Hellstrom, reading a prepared statement, joined four Republican Township council candidates in their de- mand last week for the resigna- Holmdel Deputy Clerk Helped Fair Haven Democrats tions of three authority members. Mr. Hellstrom maintained that Jerome R. Kaye, Alvln Margulles and Mr. Zukerman should quit File Slate for Council because of •their vote to settle In Founding a Political Group a suit with C. J. Pardun and By DORIS KULMAN Sons. HOLMDEL - Back in 1960, and economics, the group that FAIR HAVEN - Republicans 50 young people met in the Con- typically tends to rebel against no longer are unopposed for the The authority settled with Par- the status quo. i dun for $316,500 in June for un- necticut home of William F. three Borough Council seats to be The same rebellion that sent paid work on new sewer lines. Buckley to draft a statement of decided in November. The Dem- principles for an active political students in the 1930*8 toward the ocrats have decided to make it Mr. Hellstrom voted against the group aimed at promoting the socialist-liberal movement, Mr. a,two-party race after all. settlement because of "several conservative movement Leo notes, now leads them to ' unanswered questions," he said. Robert T. Dudley, James J. Joseph P. Leo, then a recent conservatism in an attempt to Farley and Ralph A. Russell, Motives Questioned graduate of Rutgers and work- halt the restriction of a mush- Democrats, nominated by write- Mr. Hellstrom also questioned ing in the university's public re- rooming governmental bureau- in votes in last week's primary, the trio's motives for requesting cracy. have filed acceptances with the lations department, was among that the study by soli consultants them. One of the basic aims of the county clerk of elections. be postponed until after the No- YAF is to encourage political ac- After the primary, in which vember election. The' fledgling political group, now known as the Young Amer- tivity at the grassroots level, and each received one write-in, Mr. The study, its reasons and pro- to convince young people that Farley and Mr. Russell said they icans for Freedom (YAF), to- posed postponement, caused a fu- day numbers 35,000 members.- they must enter into politics to wouldn't accept the nominations ror. see their views accomplished. and Mr. Dudley, an unsuccessful And Mr. Leo, now the deputy The controversy drew only a Another important work of the council candidate last year, said municipal clerk here, has jusl group is to provide wide exposure hs was undecided. few comments from the audience been elected one of YAF's nine of 30 persons, which included sev- to conservative ideal. Mr. Buck- Their Opposition national directors at a conven- eral council candidates. tion in Pittsburgh. ley's weekly televised program They will oppose two GOP in- Hans Froehlich, one of the Re- "Firing line" is one of the few cumbents, Counctlmen W. R. publican candidates for council, Essentially' nonpartisan, Mr. national outlets available, Mr. (Ed) Kiely Jr. and James A. asked Mr. Hellstrom to explain Leo says, the organization in- Robottom and one newcomer to Leo says. Robert T. Dudley James J. Farley what reasons other members cludes both Republicans and The new director will spend the Republican council slate, Ed gave for a postponement. Democrats on its advisory board ward K. Scheffer, a past presi- much of Us time on the cam- ty and is a former president of Politics Cited Included are such notables puses, helping to organize new dent of the Board of Education the borough Democratic, Club. from his Republican party as and at present an alternate mem- "Political reasons," the mem- Joseph P. clubs and bringing well-known Mr. Farley and his Wife, the ber offered, adding: Senators Strom Thurmond (R - ber of the Board of Adjustment. 1 speakers, such as Mr. Buckley, former Nellie Egan, a teacher in S.C.) and John G. Tower (R- All this political exposure has state numbers between 600 and to the area. GOP Councilman William Rooney the Willow Street School; have Tex.), Rep. John M. Ashbrook given the young administrator 700 (largest enrollments are in Another personal commitment isn't seeking re-election. lived at 665 River Rd. for more GOP Rules (R-Ohio), and former senator some pretty definite ideas on the California, Texas and New York) is Mr. Leo'g participation in the Harry Kniffin, who received a than 30 years. They are the par- Barry M. Goldwater, the 1964 upcoming national contest in No- and at least half of them are on write-in on the Democratic ballot ents of two sons. National Guard. Attached to the GOP presidential candidate. vember, 1968. The most likely the college campuses. . New Brunswick Armory, he was for the tax collector post has de- Mr. Russell, who has made Master Plan The defeated Republican stan- candidates for his party's nomi- clined to run. Tax Collector Mel- three unsuccessful bids for a The • conservative movement recently promoted to second lieu- dard bearer is a special hero of nation, Mr. Leo feels, will be vin P. Stout seeks re-election on council seat, is a native of Brook- tends to attract young people in tenant and serves as troop execu- Mr. Leo's. He was a founder of right-of-center in their sympa the GOP ticket. lyn and has resided here since philosophy and in government tive officer. Is No Issue the New Jersey Citizens for Gold- thies. The Democrats' decision was he was eight'years old. LITTLE SILVER — The Re- water, the first draft-Goldwater announced by Mr. Dudley, the An Accountant "Either Richard Nixon or Gov. publican candidates for mayor movement in the nation. Reagan stands an excellent party's municipal chairman, He attended Pace College and and Borough Council said yester- On hand at the 1964 conven chance," he predicts, and adds Ha said the slate was under is on the accounting staff of the day the proposed master plan Marlboro Coalition tion as a member of the press consideration, prior to the pri- Worthington Corp., Harrison. that "either would be excellent." won't be a political issue in the committee for the National Re- He is less enthusiastic about Gov. mary, but, for personal reasons, He was chairman of the Youth failed to materialize before the election campaign. publican Committee, he terms Nelson Rockefeller and doesn't Welfare Board of the Fair Haven the San Francisco session "the petition-filing deadline. Civic Organization, served as "The future development o think he's a serious candidate. Defended by Creevy "Everyone Jn the party orga- our borough is too important to greatest experience of my life." He is also pessimistic about the scoutmaster and adviser to the "I wonder how the residents nlzation is happy about our de- Hi-Y Club, organized a local In- all residents, regardless of politi- Mr. Leo was ,also campaign ihances of Michigan's Gov. MARLBORO — Council Presi- of Marlboro can reconcile Mr. cision to run and has promised dian Guides'group, and was an cal affiliation, to permit the mas- manager for Richard F. Plech George W. Romney, whom he has dent George Creevy last night us full support in the coming organizer of several Sea Scout ter plan to become part of a po- ner, Metuchen, a Goldwater dele- met and describes as "dynamic defended his coalition council Young's 60-80-hour work weeks campaign," he said. litical debate," the GOP 'candi- gate at the convention, who got and energetic." members and praised one. Coun- with the fact that they could ships in the county and for many Ralph A. Russell Mr. Dudley, who resides at 276 years served as a registered Sea dates said. elected by a 5 to 1 margin. "The governor has created an cilman Charles T. McCue, "as seldom reach him with their prob- Hance Rd., has lived here eight Scout commissioner. mor vice president of the Dem- The candidates, all incumbents, Both he and Mr. Plechner were mage of not being consistent," a man dedicated to the, good and letns." involved in tho "Rat iFink" con- welfare of Marlboro Township." years. He is a guidance counsel- Mr. Russell has been active ocratic Club. • are Mayor Charles W. Stephens, he warns, "in a trying time when Mr. Creevy denied that his coali- troversy that boiled among state His remarks were in rebuttal or at Red Bank High School and with the boxing club of Dads, Mr. Russell is a member of Na- and Councilmen August E. Roe- the people are looking for leader- tion was trying to usurp Mr, Young Republicans two years to a statement Wednesday by has been an instructor in the Inc., and secretary of the Civil tivity Catholic Church. He and mer and Paul Bragar. ship." Young's duties. He charged that ago, when the conservative ele- Sidney O. Young Jr., the town- Newark College of Engineering Defense and Disaster Control wife, the former Shirley Orth, re- Councilman Gordon N. Lltwin, Mr. Leo says there is "i the business administrator's ment in the young GOP was ac- ship's first business administra- Evening Division. Board. He is former Democratic Democratic mayoralty candi- mous interest in politics on to- statement was a "cover up for side at 21 Harvard Rd. They are cusei -of singing anti-Semt tic and tor, who charged that the coali- A graduate of King's College, municipal chairman and a for- parents of one son. date, said Wednesday he and the day's college campus, due in part the handwriting on the wall" that Mr. Dudley has a master's de- party's council, candidates will jatist songs at party gatherings to more exposure to the news tion had "harassed and verbally he would terminate in January attacked" him into resigning. gree in personnel and guidance have a statement,on the master Looking back on the episode, media." alter the coalition won the gen- from Rutgers University. He is a plan proposals within a few days. which he refers to as a "smear Mr. Young had assailed Mr. eral election. There is also "an enormous McCue and Councilman Alfred member of Kappa Delta Pi, Na- Werner Won't Argiie Carefully Planned / campaign," Mr. Leo notes that groundswell of conservatism in "We understand die administra- tional Honor Society, and a char- "most of the people in- Storer for encouraging township The Republican candidates said colleges tqday," he says, and en- employees to bypass his office. tive code only too well," he main- ter member and past president "the decision to hire well-quali volved were subsequently vindi- couraging this movement will tained, "and, in our opinion, it cated," and adds wryly, "The ac- of the'Monmouth County Guid- fied professional consultants to take up much of his time as "Mr. McCue has been recog- is a code designed to inhibit true Land Issue in Papers cusations made the front page; nized as Mr. Available," said ance Association. help chart the future course .'of YAF director. representation for all the resi- the retractions appeared in the Mr. Creevy, "when it came to Mr. Dudley serve? on the ex- EATONTOWN-Mayor Herbert The issue stemmed from the borough was made after long, The group's membership in the dents of Marlboro and to per- ecutive board of the Red Bank E. Werner last night told The charges by the Democratic can- deliberate study." They said pub- back ot the paper." township matters. When the ad- petuate the philosphy ot minority Community Adult School, and Is Daily Register that Borough didate that "preferential treat- lic sentiment waa recorded at the He will be taking an active part ministrator's phone did not an- rule." co-ordinator of the Greater Red Council will not engage with ment" was given to Donate Con- public hearings held by the Plan- in the Young GOP convention to- swer, they relied on Mr. McCue Bank Community Tutorial Ser- Democratic council candidate struction Co., New Shrewsbury, ning Board and "many hours of morrow in Asbury Park, being Arrests End for relief of their problems. vice and a member of the Ameri- William N. Graves in a newspa- which purchased a 78-acre traot study and discussion are neces- held despite the disapproval of They knew that If something Ex-Clerks Set can Field Service. per duel over Mr. Graves' recent from the borpugh two years ago sary" before any decisions are officials of the parent party. Theft Probes could be done, Mr. McCue, for an industrial park site. Mr. reached on the planning recom- The young administrator took through proper channels, would He is a past Grand Knight of charges of "misuse of public KEYPORT — Police, here have lands" by the governing body. Graves charged that the devel- mendations. over his present post in Holmdel see that it was done. the Red Bank Council, Knights of concluded investigations into Judge Ascher The mayor said the issue was oper is about 25 per cent behind last Jan. 1, where he was chosen "Instead of assailing Mr. Mc- Columbus, a member of the Bish- "The efected and appointed of- thefts of a car and tires and op McFaul Fourth Degree As- discussed at a workshop council in construction, as compared to ficials, working in concert with from a field of 33 applicants. Be- Cue, Mr. Young should have itipulatlons of the sale. fore the local appointment, he the break-in of a business, with praised him as a man dedicated Testimonial •embly, Long Branch, a past session Wednesday night. ''It was the public, hope to conceive a the apprehension of a number of president of the Holy Name So- was deputy manager of Madison to the good and welfare of Marl the unanimous opinion of the "While I have some personal workable, fiscally responsible juveniles. FREEHOLD - County Judge ciety of Nativity Catholic Church governing body, both Republicans observations concerning the arti- plan to keep Little Sliver in the Township and served a brief boro Township." Edward J. Ascher, who will re- Capt. William Geiger said a and a charter member of the Red and Democrats," the mayor said, cle,", Mayor Werner Bald last forefront" of county municipali- term as acting city manager "I've been on council for'14 tire next Friday; will be given Bank Serra Club. He is a former ''that the allegations should be night, "and strong opinions con ties, the Republicans-said. there. juvenile complaint will be made years," said Mr. McCue, who a testimonial dinner Thursday, against a Raritan Township Is .seeking tho mayoral seat, president of the borough Demo- answered factually by the mayor, cernlng the candidate's intent, as Mayor Stephens noted that the Now 29, he was only 26 when Sept. 23, In the Shadowbrook, youth arrested there Wednesday "and I know a lot of people. They cratic Citib. on behalf of the governing body. mayor of-the Borough.of £a ton- propose^ plan .specifically states he Initiated and co-ordinated Shrowsburyi~by five of his SIJT~" while driving a stolen cat. •• would call the garage and get no Mr. Dudley served with the "Because the article (a press town, I must control my person- that the details before adoption Madison's shore protection pro- former law .clerks. The vehicle was taken earlier answer, so they would call me Navy during World War II. His release by Mr. Graves) reflects al reactions and refrain from en- will "reflect publicly approved gram, which extended tho beach- this month from Tom's Ford on for assistance. They know wihere The judge served on the dis- wife, Charlotte, is bursar at the not only on individual citizens of gaging with this man in a per- policy decisions," front 500 feet into the bay. Bumson Country Day School. Republican politics loom large Rt. 35 here. they can reach me." trict court both when it was part this borough, but on the com- sonal argument." Neither the council nor Plan time assignment, and after It A native of Little Silver, Mr, In Mr. Leo's life. He Is a GOP Five juveniles were arrested in Mr. Creevy charged that Mr. munity as a whole, Mr. Smock, ning Board will allow partisan became full time from 1949 to Farley attended Red Bank High (Councilman Leon B. Smock) the county commltteeman and an connection with a burglary at Young's statement was a "swan politics to color judgment oi the Monmouth Coating Co. on song" and was In keeping to his 1655, when he became a county School and is employed as as- Republican candidate,', was pre- Wins Acquittal force It into hurried action, Mr area chairman. Carr St. Aug. 29. Taken in the oath of allegiance to the Citi- Judge. He resides In Belmar. sistant foreman in the composing vailed upon not to engage Mr. FREEHOLD - Louis DICapua, Roemer said. He was a founder and past break-In were some money and zen's Committee. The law clerks, in chronologi- room of the Newark Star Ledger, Graves in a newspaper debate," 26, of 132 Shore Concourse, Key- Mr. Bragar, a Planning Board president of both the Laurence savoral cans of coating material. When Mr: Young announced cal order, are John I. Dawea, n He is a member of the borough The mayor continued: "It was port was acquitted yesterday fol- member for seven years and now Harbor Republican Club and the Detective Sgt. Frank Crisclllo Ills resignation, the council leader Freehold attorney; Peter Benz, Citizen's Human Relations Com- determined by all present that it lowing a three-day trial for re- council representative to that South Middlesex County Republi- continued, ho Informed council a Morris County attorney, who mittee, an active, exempt mem- was in the public interest that listing arrest, board declared "no responsible can Assembly, was a state asso- was In charge of the two inves- hat ho had an offer to better will be appointed a public defen- ber of the Fair Haven Volunteer the entire transaction be summa- DICapua, who was represented official or resident should start ciate vice chairman of tho state tigations. himself In another community. der there; Joseph Fruuiel, who Fire Co. and past president of rlzed by me in a factual man-by Arthur Lorlng, Hailet, had off with a few facts at hand and' YR and (s currently president of Tho captain said Patrolman 'Paying Tribute' Is with the Internal Revwut De- the borough's First Aid Squad. ner." been charged with hitting Troop* be guided only by emotion or po- tho state YR and is currently Bruce Irsley arrested juveniles 1 partment in Newark; Robert Mr. Farley Is a member of the The mayor'also noted that he er James Sweeny of the Keyport litical solf interest. ' president of the Madison Town- for the theft, Aug. 31, of four "Now he accuses the Purpose Holy'Name and Ushers Societies regrets that Mr. Graves continued State Police barracks on May 14, ship YR. tires and wheels from a car at and Principle council for his Abranu, a Bradley Beadt at- of Nativity Catholic Church, and his attack "on a partisan basis" 1966, in Rarltan Township. Old Wagon Farm He was also a founder and la- Tom's Ford. leaving. Tills seems to me that torney; Kurl Mayer who U lit I member of the Red Bank Lodge in a Daily Register story yester- Assistant Prosecutor John A: Hardy mums, all colon now ter president of the Middlesex Ho said the merchandise was ho is still paying tribute for California and will not attend* cf Elk* and Typographical Union day. He calls on Republicans to Petlllo presented the state's case available, Your permanent lawn County Conservative Club and a valued at $300. All the juveniles his additional vacation pay so and John D'Amlco, » K«d Btnlt No. 103. withhold replies to the second to the jury before Monmouth should be established now. Get floor leader for the conservative were from Holmdel Township. A generously given him by Mayor attoney. M« has been active In baseball newl Tel«at* alto until Wednei- County Court Judge Clarkson S. lime, fertilizer and feed here. Rt wing of the New Jersey young hearing Is pending, Capt. Golger (Walter C.) Grubb Jr. at his The Judge's secretary, Doloret tnd bowling leagues In, the coun- day's council session. Fisher. 35, north of Mlddletbwn. (Adv.) GOP. said. resignation. Thompson, also will ttt#pd.,. . T. . • \ r, s«j»t aa, 1967 TOE DAILY ftBGBTER Collins' 67 Lead» T-Bird ctlFTON - The U. S. na- amateur in M years to lead the early 1950s, He m*de all the Open in lW.' He »W> Won the Minnesota, tional debt, already large, might U. S. Open after three rounds. stops from 1951-1964. The Thuo- IMS Greater New Orleans Openp , have gone sky high had Big Collins, a native of Meyers- derblrd is only his ISth tourna- beating Palmer In an 18-hol1hle Bill Colflns decided to postpone dale, Pa., turned pro in 1951 and ment this year, pyplayofflf, f , and finished seventh la His last victory was the Buick Bosox Still his injuries for a few years. played the tour part-time in the thhe 1919664 U. S. Open. "I could have broken Medl "My Sack is all fixed up care," quipped the burly club now," Collins said after Thurs- Knotted pro after taking a one-stroke day'* 28-putt round. lead in the $150,000 Thunderblrd Krick's 74 Shows By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Colling started out with more Golf Classic by shooting a five- birdies than the Audubon Socie- Th« Minnesota Twins an Chicago . *n '._2 .838 14 cerned. "I came to the conclusion that sneaked under par with a birdie the Battleground pro. He played ninth on Felix Millan's single, a hlladelpWtldl a _ 78 133 , .«1T 18)4 COURSE HUburJh .78 T7 .4»7 19K He is also 1 - for -1 as a big the strain of waiting in addition on the 600-yard, par 5 finishing steady golf on the front nine and scarifice, e. walk, Tito Francona's tl&ntu ~ «—...7S 78' *4W 2* Angeles ...... S3 S3 .454 26 confidence louston . .63 89 . .414 32 Yanks to the American League strain of managing Had become stopped four feet from the green for his two-over^par 74 total fice fly. •Jew York ...57 94 .377 3714 pennant in 1964. He was dis- increasingly severe," he ex- which is hardly ever reached in 2. Speak effectively (•Clinched pennant , which put him among the early 3. Sell yourself A Twill's Gatnef missed after the club, lost the plained. two. Atlanta' (Lemaiter 9-») it SL Lotlll leaders. He had eight pars and your Idea* Pennant Countdown World Series in seven games to Westrum succeeded Casey A dozen players had 72s and Torres 0-0), nlfht -->. a birdie 4 on the 525-yard fifth 4. Beyourbojtirltb W 1. Fct. GB TofUy Clnclrm»ll (Maloner 14-11) si Chicago the St Louis Cards. Stengel, the original Mets' man- 20 more were at 73, including any group MlMHoU J8 M .571 — R Niekro B-7) ager, midway through the 1965 hole. Barton M « J71 — » Philadelphia (Wise Ml) at Loa An- The Mets, heading for another lack Nicklaus, who hahdd onlly 9. Remembernunas I pies (Sufton 10-15), nltht season. He will be offered an- "I'm happier with a 74 than CUeM» «I « Mi IS PltUburgh (McBean 7-3) it Bin Fratt last place finish after, a ninth two one-putp t greensg ; defending 6. Think J, speak oo Detroit M « Ml Hi » i other position in the organization. I would have been with a 75 or Mlnu»U — At tun* (6), New York :Hco (Sadeekl g-4), nljht place standing In 1966, have also champion Mason Rudolphd , play- Honilon (PielUr 14-U and Blasln- 76," said Krlck, "but I think 3. Sept. «, zt, U: C»Hfoml» 3, aepl. itne 5-6) at New York (Koonmin 00 fallen off In home attendance. Salty Parker, a coach, will ing with an aching' back, and 7. Control fear 5 worry M, tt,n. Amy <:>, B«t

II 14 Games Launch School Grid Season Bowling Roundup To thou Htadtd by the unual neigb- wire by garnering the first leg bai picked a tough opponent to The lone "B" Division tilt Grosi 642 Semes torhood club between Red Bank a year ago. strive for improvement of a 1-7 finds Central Regional traveling about to and Red Bank Catholic «t the • RuiMon-Falr Haven Regional 1967 season. north from its native Bayville leave the . Red Bank High School athletic opens its second year of play la Southern Freehold, rated ai a in Ocean-County to visit the ar- service • • • field, a full 14-game schedule the Garden State Conference at top contender to Matawan in the senal of Raritan Township Rock- Tops Airport Roll will usher in the 1967 Shore area Carteret. The Purple Bulldogs, Shore Conference "B" Division ett. These two teams posted op- interacholastic football season to- with coach Joe Rosatl starting race on the strength of 17 return- posite records last fall when By BILL PURDEY morrow afternoon. Mater Dei Mi 22nd year at the helm, fin- ing lettermen, will entertain Key- Central was 3-6 and Raritan 6-3. Another pin-shattering bowling season Is upon us, and opens its campaign Sunday at ished second behind champion port, which has high hopes for The pair of "C" Division con- here is the first of our weekly reports on how the local keglers Glouchester Catholic. Clifford Scott a year ego / and a successful season in coach Stan tests will see two of the,, three are faring. "Tuffy" Baker's final year as teams which shared the crown The Airport Plaza Commercial League has a one-week The Buccaneers, who have been, •gain figures to be in title con- tention, Carteret raftered through mentor. last year in action. Shore Re- edge on the other loops, as it has had two nights of action. victorious in the last three meet- gional will entertain Jackson How ings of the two borough rivals, a rebuilding year last season, but The two Shore Conference "A" The league got off to a fast start as four teams — defending has high hopes of moving back Division tilts on tap this week- Township, while Point Pheasant champion Colts Neck Inn, I.F.F., Hazlet Bottle Shop and Air- and the Caseys will both be oper- Boro, rated along with Wall ating under new coaches. Bob into contention. end could give good indications port Bar Liquors — each won three games. Huskies Host Southern on how the race for champlon- Township, the other title share- There were three 600 series and 37 200 games. Hans Gross Morris take* over from Tom holder, as a top contender, en- far Matawan Regional will be ihip laurels develops. Defending led the former group with a 195-214-233—«42 set, while Al Karlo at Red Bank, while Jim tertains Point Pleasant Beach. McNamara makes his debut at hoping to get off on the right champion Brick Township, which Folsom had the high game of 244. Folsom also had scores RBC. Red Bank took an easy foot toward another undefeated also went through nine games Manasquan will Invade Wall in of 178 and 181 for a 603 total. Matthew Wurtz 39-0 victory Jn last year's clash. season when it plays host to last fall without a setback, will a non-conference match. In posted a 208-180-213—601. The second high be host to Toms River, while other outside games, Thomas can Southern Regional. The Huskies game of the night was a 234 rolled by Norm The "Tinker" Dorn Trophy, in rolled, through a 9-0 season last Middletown Township, given a Jefferson of Elizabeth visits As- Adubato. Charles Chizmadia rolled a tripli- memory of the local soldier year to become coach Barry good chance to give Brick a bury Park, Newark,East Side Is cate of 169. • killed in Vietnam, will be at stake, Rlzzo's first unbeaten club In his battle for the title, entertains at Neptune and Ocean Township After the second night of. action, Colts 12 years at Matawan. Southern optlmlflltic Long Branch. plays host to Freehold. you Red Bank has held the hard- Neck Inn and I.F.F. were joined in first place by Team 11, Schiavinl and Stultz Fuel Oil, all with 5-1 marks, while Hazlet Bottle Shop and Airport Bar and Liquors dropped Pacers Take Aim Into a tie for second place with three other get teams. Register Staff Forecast Colts Neck Inn took the spotlight In team Purdey scoring, as it had a 1,000 team game and set a new team without At Freehold Mark CHUCK HY BILL series score of 2,768. Tiny Florek of Tom's Ford set a pair TRIBLEHORN CUNNINGHAM PURDEY of individual standards with a 258 game and a 657 series. FREEHOLD-Eight of the beat Along with the Edison, the ID- His other scores were 215 and 185. pacers in the sport will take dead race card will carry purse money Red Bank-Red Bonk Carh. Red Bank 13-6 Red Bank 20-14 Red Bank 14-13 Other good individual efforts were turned in by Bill Yan- a A aim in Saturday's feature at the of $32,500. Mlddlitowit'Long Branch Middletown 21-6 Middletown 21-7 Middletown 27-6 kowski (208-234-210-652); Tony Domenico (232-207-171-610); 4 track record or two minutes flat, Favorite at 3-1 in the mile Rumton Fair Haven-Cartmt Rumson-FH 12-6 Rumton 13-6 Rumton 12-7 Sal Viscusi (228-177-205—S10), and Orlando Tiberi (187-216-208— set by' Peerswick and Vernon 611). Hal Conrad had a 233. event is Deputy Hanover, who Freehold Rcg.-OcNn Twp. Ocean 19-6 Ocean 18-7 Ocean 19-7 Dancer in August. won here two weeks ago. Capable Red Bank Tire Co., Sal's Barber Shop and Stephen J. Rarifan Twp.-Cenrral Reg. Raritan 13-0 Raritan 14-7 Raritan 27-13 college The feature on tap is the Edi-Eldon Harner will drive the four- Gross Inc. shared the team spotlight in the opening round Shore 20-12 Shore 13-12 Shore 19-12 son Pace, with a $8,000 purse, year-old bay from posf No. 4. Shore R«g.-Jackson Twp. of the Red Bank Businessmen's League at Red Bank Recrea- Also in the field are Stanley Asbury Park-Jeff er ton Jefferson 7-6 Jefferson 12-6 Jefferson 21 <0 tion. Dancer, driving Royal Gene Pick, Monmouth R«g.-Lakewood Lakewood 14-6 Monmouth 7-0 Lakewood 20-13 The first two named teams each won three games to share degree? Buc Booters Carmine Abbatiello with Sharon Matawan Reg.-Southem Rag. Matawan 28-6 Matawan 26-6 Matawan 31-7 first place in the standings, while Stephen T. Gross Inc. had Irishman, Money Wise driven by Kayport-Soutflem Freehold Keyport12-7 So. Freehold 19-7 So. Freehold 28-13 high team game (1,008) and the top team series (2,809), Joe Roy Riddick, Knight Adieu with Ntphine-Ntwark East Side Newark ES14-13 Neptune 21-14 Newark ES 19-7 Madusky paced the Gross team with the best three-game score Seek Initial Jim Larente in the wagon, and Toms RhrefBrick Township Brick 21-0 Brick 20-6 Brick 27-6 (629), Ira Richards had the high individual game (239). He leading dash winner Bill Popfin- Ft. Bore-Pr. Beach Ft. Boro 20-13 Ft. Bore 19-0 Ft. Boro 19-12 also had a 170 and a 199 for a 608 series. Mike Toscaco rolled ger's Josedale Go Lucky, Manasquan 7-0 Manasqaan 12*6 WaH 18-14 a 183-202-226-611 set. '67 Victory MawaniMnVWdl Township Also checking in with respectable tallies were Phil Bretz Every horse In the field lias Mater Det-Glouccster Carh. Gloucester 19-14 Gloucester 14-6 Gloucester 12-7 Try RED BANK — Following a 2-2 covered the mile in two minutes (225), Frank Ruscil (233) and Pat Ricci (220-202). opener with Henry Hudson, the or better. Bill Hodgkiss and Libby Harrington were the individual Red Bank High School soccer Ben's Belle, owned by Abra- stars in the Bayshore Tavern League at Atlantic Highlands team will be seeking its first win ham Schultz of Bal Harbour, Sports Slate Recreation. Hodgkiss had the top series' (211-190-220—621), this afternoon when it meets Results while Harrington turned in the best single game score (235). Fla., and driven by Gerald IST-JPsct; l-m.: 11,200; T.-2:09.2. FRIDAY Monmoath Beg. at St. Rosa AT&T Marty Lohsen had the only other 600-series (214-202-193— ' Ocean Township at the local ath- Roider of Cassleberry, Fla., wonPrincess Trapp (Itarsh) 5.00 3.40 2.«0 SOCOEB Ft. Boro at Freehold letic field. Game time is 3:30 Carota Jewel (Rldrway) ... 3.80 3.20 Long; Branch at Henry Hudson Brick at So. Freehold 609). the feature eighth race yester- Shensndoah Tom (Bensrd) .. 6.00 Middletown at Shore Lakewood at Ajbnry Park O'clock. day. ao-Trot; 1-m.: $1,800; T.-2:09.1. Ocean Twp. at Bed Bank Osip's Tavern and Bachstadt's Tavem are riding on top ••.'. With-*boat of veterans return- Fedor Herbert (Howard) 8,oo 3.80 2.60 Tomi River at Jackson of the standings with 40 records. The winner went his fastest Jell K (Martynlak) 400 2.40 Long Wall at Neptune . trig from last year's record-break- mile ever over a half-mile track Specialist (Smith Jr.) 3.40 Ed Matuszewski was in mid-season form in the Middle- CROSS CODNTBY town "A" League as he rolled a 228-204-246—678 series. Jim ing Buc squad. Coach Bill Mul- as he made the trip in 2:03,5. (Dally Double Vmli SUM) Orange Says Long Branch at Henry Hudson rehan hopes to make a strong He returned $7.20, $3.60 and $3.60. 3IMPac«; ten.; W.000; T.-S:08. Bed Bank at Shore Halligah did even better in the "B" League, compiling a 247- Watch Your Btep (WVfn) 4.40 3.000 2.60 Ft. Boro at Matawan 192-246-685. run on conference laurels this Cyclone took second for $6.40 andR- o Tar- n (Howard) 3.03000 3.0300 lines Ocean Twp. at St. Rose year., $5.80, with Black Sire taking show SnippBl y WtWorthhy (Q(Qulnn) ... . 4- .60 Thorns Is Out Lenny MacAIuso (230-643), Ken Shelly (248-635), BUI 4TH—P»ce; 1-m.; Sl,300; T.-2:08.44. Central at Lakewood Walker (246-656), Lupe Ruffini (257-675), Frank Kolb (658), Tony.Mellaci, scoring leader on money at $5:80, Victory Blnle (Boyd) ..J3.80 6.40 3.20 SYRACUSE, N. Y. (AP)-Syra- SATURDAV touni Freight (Fllluu) 7.60 3.00 Bill Cavill (680) and Gino Straniero (254-662) were also in the team which was 7-2-3 last The program was marred by B1U Saucy Talbot (Baldachlno) .... 2.40 :ause tackle Art thorns of Brick- FOOTBALL "A" DIVISION good form. year, returns to the front line (Exact. (1-4) Psld U8O.40) and see. an accident in the sixth race. The 5TH—Pace; 1-m.; *1,200; T.;2:06.3. wn, N. J.,'was suspended by Long- Branch at Middletown Barbara Johanessen (192) and John Daniello (203) rolled with Joe Ferraina, Nick Petrone mishap occurred when Skeet Doo van (Gray) 3.S0 3.oo 2.io his teammates ffro m playinl g in Toms River at Brick Dean (Marcus) ..~_ 6.20 4.00 "B" DIVISION the high games in the Friendly Neighbor's League at Mon- and Tom Balkan. Time, driven by Al Burton, stum- Bonnie Blue (Flllon) 3.80 tomorrow's opening foooball Central at Baritan mouth Lanes. Earl Hayden had a 515 series, while Barbara In the backfield, Ed Rezetko, CSH-face; 1-m.; *l,TO0; T.-2:O8.1. ;ame against Baylor, the uni- "O" DIVISION bled and fell going around the Afton Tiger «2Uck) Jackson at Shore rolled a 477. > son of the new assistant coach, turn after the half-mile, forcing Chucks Chance (Smith) ...— 2.8—0 2.60 'ersity said yesterday, n. Beach at Ft. Boro Queens Ravesel (Santero) 3.20 OTHERS returns for his third year of var-a chain reaction which ended (End* (I-B) Psld »1».«» i A spokesman said teammates It. B. Catholla at Bed Bank We're particularly sity play. Other halfbacks include •iin—Face; 1-m.; S1.TO0; T.-2:O8.1. voted to suspend the defensive Homson-FH at Carteret with Anthony Abbatiello of Colts Bo'tUsn Crown (Smith Jr> 4.40 3.00. 3.40 Lakewood at Monmoath Hunter Safety Course Offered interested in you the veteran Al Schenck and new-Neck being dumpd from his sul-Meadow Dotty (Chick) 3.O0 tackle after he missed a bed Southern at Matawan RUMSON — A hunter safety cretion, a day in the field on Oct. comers Ivan Grilli, Russ Crook Standard Tim* (Popf: 3 40 check Wednesday night Coaches Keyport at Bo. Freehold if you have military ky- STH—Pac«: 1-m.; I T.-3:03.3. Thomas JeHeraon at Albnry Park course to qualify persons 12 years 14. and Guy Fischer. iDespite evasive tactics on the _«nt Belle (Holder) tO 4.60 3.60 had discussed suspending Thorns Newark East Side at Neptune service electronics cyclooe (BtdJIck) t.y> o.» for the season, the spokesman Freehold at Ocean Twp. old and over for hunting licenses The first 75 applicants will be .Mike Ribley will .handle one part of the other drivers, the Black Sim (Marsh) ____ . 8.8 ManasQuan at Wall experience (or other fullback slot with Don Strohmen- ^^ — i a-» rat *».«» said, but submitted the issue to , SOCCER will be given Sept. 30 at the accepted on a first come, first sulky behind Buck Gray's Adios .._ 1-m.; »l,4O0; T.-2:10.1. Jersey City State at Monmonth College ger, Bob Grammer and Terry Bonny hit Abbatiello. , Bhes A Oal (KiChel) ....7.00 S.CO 3.6 lis teammates.,Thorns, a 6-foot- SUNDAY Rumson-Fair Haven Regional serve basis, with preference go- related background); Fenneys Cn Canny (Int'd'n'to) T.20 4.20 245 pound junior, was a start- FOOTBALL ing to Rumson and Fair Haven Crank battling for the other. Bob The driver suffered a broken Connemars. (Fitch) . 4.40 Mater Del at Gloucester Cath. High School in the Adamson and at least 3 years Fiedler will be the goalie. collar bone. Abbatiello was lOTK-(PacalOTK- (Thomas) - -3-1 AK-Lord Bucky (Marcus) HARDWARE 1-Xmtro Flash (Smith) 4-1 AB-Wlsk Broom Direct (Smith) with «a training Shrewsbury Ave. and Itrgtn PI. 2'Boman Sword I (Lubosco) 0-1 JB—1-m.i »l,500; Pace-N/W of 12,800. 3-Faya FUlle (Sadovaky) 5-1 I-Junt» Hanover. 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DART $20 DOWN $51.37 A MONTH CORONADO $40 DOWN $58.53 A MONTH Per Week Per Week 'IS PONTIAC _ 4H.« •JJ CHEVY .— * 5.M POLARA $20 DOWN $58.53 A MONTH Cotallno, 2-dr. H.T., olr. Station Wagon, Bel Air, '« PONTIAC t I.«S •45 CADILLAC »0^0 Bonnevllle, 4-dr. H.T., air Coupe DeVllle, loaded, alr-cond. •M CADILLAC -.HMO 68 BUICK AT BOB RAGO'S •« FORD Hi.iO Galgxle "MO1 Si-dr. H.T., air. Sedan DeVllle, loaded, alr-cond. •a CADILLAC _ JM.J3 •a FORD _ I I.et Conv.r all power, alr-cond. Country Squire, 9-pass., tta. wgn. TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE *« T-BIRD $14.10 •«7 MUSTANO .._ w .115.10 •4J FORD unit Fast Book, G.T., V8, 4-speed. 60 MAIN ST. 566-6100 MATAWAN T-BIrd, fully equip., alr-cond. Now we're talking •«1 FORD ...... JIMO Full Price .Country Squire, fully equip. •U CHRYSLER Jim •45 FORD tin 100 SELICTID 2-dr. H.T., full power Mustang, coupe. A#t USED CARS •M PLYMOUTH %m •« FORD ,_.„ ___JI9.10 Signal coup*. ; . Mustang, convertible. AT ALL TIMES •44 MERCURY 41WS your language! •M FORD | ».io Colony Park, Slot. Wan., full pr. ANNOUKCING PLYMOUTH'S Gakixle. convertible. •4SFORD *WH •el FORD _ _ % 7.M Galaxle, conv., red, full power. Country Squire, station wagon. •«1 T-BIRD „.,._ $ m •« FORD _..«, 5.M Alr-Conditlt)n«l. 4-dr. hardtop. •M BUICK J. »1WS BRAND NEW '68 CAR! •«5 OLDS J1W0 Riviera, Vinyl Top, all power. Jetstar, cpe., fully equip., air. •«I CHEVY . $20M •« OLDS I10.M HOMEOWNERS Impala, Sta. Wgn., Ilk* new, A.P. . Dynamic "88", 2-dr., H.T. •40 MONZA - » 4W •a OLDS $ e.10 100% FINANCING Convertible, red, full power. "98" Mr., H.T. UP TO 5 YEARS •U CADILLAC ,-....$14M '« FORD ...,.__ 111.40 Coupe, red, automatic.' , ...i Country Squire. '45 CADILLAC -M4M * CHRYSLER S 7.40 Convertible, air-conditioned. New Yorker, 2-dr., H.T., F.E. •44 CADILLAC ~.$24W BUICK-OPEL ^1 CHEW — Jll.M Convertible, red, loaded. *'• * Impala, alr-cond. '43 OLDS ... »12M •'WTOYOTA ..-.:.;. »..* 7.05 Starflre, convertible, all power. -'Corona, 4-dr., idn., fully equip. •41 MONZA _ _ t 4M •4e BUICK • $13.30 EXCLUSIVE •43 MUSTANO 417»5 "Th« dealenhip where the customer is important!" Special, convertible, loaded. Auto. Trans., V8, red. •14 BUICK $10.10 9D 1 '44 BUICK ,.,$1MS LeSobre Station Wagon. FINANCE FLAN Riviera, white, all power. '« CHEVY ...... $H.i» No One Refused 'It CADILLAC I10M Impala, 2-dr., H.T., olf-cond. Coupe, olr-cond. HWY. 35 C/2.Mile South of Parkway Exit 1171 - KEYPORT—264-4000 '« CHEVY _ :..$H.O5 '45 PONTIAC Impala, 4-dr., H.T., alr-cond. Per V. •: Convertible, 24-2. '44 MERCURY _ _$ f.n '42 FORD -4 >M '42 CHEVY . Monterey Country Squire 4-Door, '« CHEVY J17.M '«J FALCON % SM '47 CHEVY Impala 2-dr, hardtop. Future-, VB, stick. Impala 4-dr. hardtop. •U CADILLAC «I).U '.J FORD —. * ».io •44 CADILLAC „,. ...14295 2-dr. hardtop, loaded. Country 5dn., 9-pasi. won., A.c. 4-dr. hardtop, loaded. •W CHEVY 412.10 'el DODGE u * 0.50 '45 RENAULT $ *» , Bel Air Station Wagon Station Woaon. Radii and heater. .'« BUICK »15.M •«1 CHEVY S SM •4J CHEVY . _$M»5 •: Riviera • , Bel Air, 4-dr., sdn., fully equip. Convertible, like new. TWIN CHAMPIONS!!'.! VKIrVA'it The Only Thing ea coas.UUd3l.SA££t $ Better Than 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK, K.J One Fiat

Is AND WE KEPT THE FRILLS TO A MrNIMUM SO WE COULD LXMHE SAME WITH THE PRICE! Two Of Them. I The ' MONMOUTH MOTORS i Scatback Fastbaclc See it NOW at: . "KING OF THE IMPORTS" 9 A Zippy 2+2 Coupe. BUHLER«BITTER '.h SAYS: The 850 Spicier "IN BUSINESS SINCE 1925" The Fast Action YOU CAN'T MISS 89 BROAD ST. 264-0198 KEYPORT Partner For WHEN YOU BUY A USED CAR Spider 51798 tM. A

'67 SPITFIRE $1895 '65 FORD $1595 '63 TR-3 B $1095 FIAT 124 SEDAN 6,000 original milei, B.R.G., Ranch wagon, four-door. All lyncro, wire wheels. , radio, heater, lik* new. V-9, auto., radio. Prices Start at * 1798 OI Heater, roof rack. Wheitier It'e a trip to me moon or a launr «o Hie •66 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 '63 FIAT $995 supermarket, these two our of irte world cor» are Two-door tunroof, radio. Roadster IS00, radio, heater, fun. Up to 35 m.p.o. wlttt large diameter dl»c brcrto on all lour wrieeli and 17 other eatery leoturee too. ' Heater, whitewalli. '64 CHRYSLER $1095 clean. Newport convertible. '66 MIDGET $1495 Automatic, radio, heater. '63 PONTIAC $1295 Roaditer, radio, h*«ter. Full pov^ar, new top. Bonn'eville 4-dr. hardtop. Full power, auto., RSH. '66 MUSTANG $1795 '64 OLDSMOBILE $1595 Radio, heater. 98 4-dr. hardtop, radio. Automatic, six-cylinder. '63 CORYAIR $ 695 Heater, full power. Flat 124 sedan Is the car of the year. Monxa coupt. ^ Automatic, factory air. Selection of automotive editors from 12 Automatic, radio, h«atar. '65 TRIUMPH $1295 different countriei. Lively pick-up . . , Tkli speclol oanlvtrsary package free . . . Spitfire. '64 PONTIAC $1795 performance . . . and handling. Five- • Full-color plaque designating your GT as on* of only '63 RENAULT $495 panen'gar comfort ... IS safety fea- 1,000 specials. Bonnevllle 2-dr. hardtop. • 16-inch wood-rimmed steering wheel and matching '65 MONZA $1095 R-8, four-door, standard tures plus many extras. Full power, auto., RSH. shift knob. Four-door, four-ipeed. transmission. Radio t heater. '• Radio, heater. • Vibrationleii, non-glare, racing-type wing mirror. '64 MONZA $895 . . . plus all these extras at no extra cost ( on every M6B/GT 6l«T0 $1795 Two-door, four-«pe*d. / '63 ALFA $1195 LOWEST PRICE CAR ON ROAD • Electric tachometer and full sports-car Instrumentation. \ V-8, automatic, radio. Radio, heater. Romeo convertible, r/h, • 4-tpeed gear box with ihort-throw stick ihift. i Heater, power tteerlng. Pirelli tirei. FIAT 600 D • Oil cooler for better engine performance, longer '65 FORD $1295 '64 PONTIAC $1395 engine life. Tempeit LeMam 2-dr., V-8. '59 PLYMOUTH $195 • Heavy-duty suspension for remarkable road-holding. > Cuitom four-door ledon. , • oO-siroke center-lock wire wheoli. Retail value over V-9, auto., radio, heater. Radio, heater, four-ipeed. 2-door. $100.' DELIVERED • Twin S. U. carburetors for quick acceleration. • Self-adjusting disc brakes with big 10%-lnsh discs, Sarylea Man Financed, Low Bonk Rotes 1188 • Fully-adjustable Engllsh-leelhar bucket lenti. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY DOWN NO WAITING! tee the Pint Anniversary MttB/OT PER MONTH Special In our showroom now. MAI MONMOUTH Convertible, MO Midget, and Austin '38 Heoley Sprit* also available. AUTHORIZED FIAT DEALER $7 RT. 35 EATONTOWN ADRIAN 82 So. Main ffc PYLE , A»bury Park 542-1020 'S riding Ai A&Q MOTO«S INC. 778-3413 HIUHW 542-2414 IATONTOWN SALIS—SIRVICI OPEN EVCNIN6S 'TIL 9 - WED. 'TIL t P. M. - SAT. 'TIL » P. M. M HEI> W/WTTO-KAtE r, fcpt 22, 19*7 /arm rtm BALE THE FAMILY CIRCUS BU Ktcuw BAIL* REGISTER TRVNvwt*aa> — _N_ O«M iwr ijunrauni THrttatj, two* tXCiOENT -ondltlon throughout. Tellow. J'rlvi.u rebuilt AFfi -&rbui-U»r, aew fcutotai INVESTIGATOR owner. Bell tlOOO. Call ty-MM, Uo S-specd transmission. Body, uphc SALES OPPORTUNITY AUTOS FOR SALE slenr A-l. All power, Many raor« INTERNATIONAL TRAVKLALL — Itl-traa. Cay alter 4 p.m. 787-OK8. IF YOU QUALIFY, BB TOUR OJ»K tlon wagon, 1M7. Rteie trailer bltcb. BOM AI BAIJCl MPR-HENTATIVa K to 40 High ichool graouati. Interest- Air conditioned. Four-speed: stick. 4:08 1840 CHEVROLET — Bl»cayn«, two WITH LjvnaB MULTI-BILLION DOL- 5|wor- laTeonsum.* flnanoe J»Ju«lnr. rear end, M--3M8. door six cylinder, -tick _hltt. Tw LAR F_RM. OPPORTUNITY TOR Mult h»vt car and be InUresUInUresU- In a•TOOK AND BALIS - Voun« speaker radio. Very good condition MANAOBMBNT. EXCELLENT TOR steaddy po.HloHnl with assured salsalara y In. 1861 FORD WAGON — Six cylinder, i35O. 842-3722. Warren. THE PERSON WITH ABILITY TO creases and promotions. Apply RR. H. •tandard Bhlit. 1300. Call nk, L, 747-8077. MEET AND TALK WITH PEOPLE. Belknap, 7T Broid Bt. Bed Ba sr?ra Car Trouble 1050 SUICK — Btatlon wagon. Qo BEGIN WITH 8AI__RY PLUS COM- Suite 1. rubber, plus snowtlrfiu. Cl&an, excel MISSIONS. OOMPRKHINSIVK TRAIN- MERCEDE8 — 1964. 190. Black, red lent mechanical condition. $300. 291 ING PROGRAM. LIBERAL FRINGE leather. Automatic transmlsilon. 40, 00S7. 000 miles. Excellent. *21T8. 741-8297. BENEFITS. CALL 54.-7587, EVENING8 1940 FORD — Tudor ledan, 283 vett 747-3510, FOR APPOINTMKNT. SHOE -ALBBMAN — Bipertenoed, HELP WANTEI>-M_I« • Troubling You? MUSTANG — 1BS7 convertible v-8 auto- powered. Good shape. S2R0 or beet o: An equal opportunity employer M/F Full time. BIDS Boolery, Llttll Silver matic. Radio, heater, whltewalli, power er. Call alter B p.m. 787-3060. Snopplni O-nter. 741-0071. steering, full front seat with center YOUNG MAN — For Boy's Depart- $150 PLUS If it is, don't fret, drop by | arm rest. Must -ell. S2545. Call 606 1963 CHEVROLET — Green briar. 4' ment. Full time. Apply In person, Bond 4774. 000 miles, $700. Clothes, Monmouth Shopping Center, P«EitKIT and take a close-up look 671-1853 Eatontown. 3. Main Bt, Kennsburg MONTGOMERY WARD 1962 RAMBLER — Station wagon. $430. 1961 CHEVROLET IMPALA — Co: Immediate opening tor high ciltbtr •t our terrific selection of Excellent condition. vertlble. Gold with white top. Got DRAFTSMAN — Experienced In civil FACTORY WORKERS (two meperion n with .good references and ««• 264-7868. condition Inside and out. Asking $6! engineering work In local consulting needed) »1.TB hr. to sUrt. C*ll Ml- bratlng experfence. If you "• •"* Jul or best otler. Call 843-3458; engineers office. Send resume and sal-1714. dependable 1958 LINCOLN CAPRI — 1105 or belt ary requirements to Box J-176, The to earn »150 or more per week apply otter, will trade. VOLKSWAGEN — 10O0S sedan, 186 Dally Register, Red Bank. PERSONNEL DEPT. 291-9697. red, original owner, 26,000 miles, JC!>- MAN looking lor luturs. Progreislve 1940 LA SALLB COUPE — 1B32 coupe, Phone 5(2-30155. CARPENTER — MUST BB UXPBR. Oldsmoblle powered, 1960 Impala oon- EN'CED IN ALL PHASES OF CARN»wspal«- r ri-s opening; tor driver to MONTGOMERY WARD 1981 CHEVROLET — Four-door, auti PENTRY — Layout alteration-, tHn>' N. 3. Bob White vertlble. 1957 Healey. Best offer. After matlc. Original mileage, 36,000. clei dellvtr to itores snd ctrrlerboys In Eatontown- p.m. call 741-9124 or 747-0831. and rum good. S4B3. 747-2Mt, mlng. Call 741-1144 after 7 p.m. ' An eo,ual opportunity «mployer_ 1965 Tit 4A—Wlrewheell, heater, radio, MAN TO WORK on farm with horses. small section of Monmoulh County. ft top, hard top, tonneau cover. J1900. 1963 CHEVROLET BEL AIR — PoW' Also do other turn work. Must have PART AND FULL TIME brakes and steering, SSOO. Interesting and pleasant work, pur BUICK 41-7130. 741-8S35 reference.. Experience preferred. CaU Flvul-T week, Full company benefltl, -48-41-3 between » a.m. - < p.m. Christmas selling has started, "rnlni' ,.| 1965 CORVAIR MONZA FORD COUNTRY SEDAN — Stall' prefer reliable mm with good driving to 14 p«r hour. Call 5M-3-ST, M6-20W. condition, (nub. Call COOK, BARTBNDBR, HANDYMAN — 883-131-, 192-1074. 787-7465. wagon. 1858. Only 20,000 miles. Qoc Six day week. Year round. Red Bank- running condition. < Good tires, Cleai Rumion area. Writs Box M-172, Ths record. Advancement for right man 1908 CORVAIR — Convertible, green Needs tune up. 22fl-6473. _____ Dully Register, Red Bank. MANAGER with whltB top. 140 h.p. automatic. 1962 CHEVROLET VAN For Interview call 7410010, Ext. 32. Large, garden apartment projeot, Lonj Still under warranty. Excellent condi- Call TRUOK DRIVER — For garbage. Must Branch, capable of complete chirgf. tion. $1800. 542-4838. 842-4393. be able to drive and pick up garbage from back door. Must navsj transporta- i'jlor experience, familiar FHA pro- II1961 PONTIAC TEMPEST — Four-cyl- BUICK 1065 — Skylark. Two-door au cedures-salary. Inder automatic. Good tires. 842-1127 tion to job. Call -71-0118. Immediate Openings or 787-2819. matlc. $1525. Call "I coll this my mini-skirt—but Mommy call* SHORT ORDER COOK —, Night shift. r.o. Scott Co. Realtors DOUBLE CHECKED 741-7555. 1 Apply In person, THB PUB, Hwy. 35, 400 Westflold Ave. S55-II0O '1962 PONTIAC TEMPEST — Four 1964 PONTIAO LeMans Convertlbl it 'outgrown ." "liddletown. door. Automatic, radio, good tires. $100Radio, heater, automatlo transmlsslo: MODERN MATH TEACHER — Needed or best offer. 787-1595. Whltewall tires. Maroon with white to FOREMAN — Want person capable of Sheet Metal Workers Immediately. Apply In perion at prin- USED CARS I 1057 METROPOLITAN — Radio, heat- Excellent condition. 741-0543. supervising 20-30 production, employed, cipal's office, Red Bank Catholic HI|H er. New muffler, battery, points, plugs, BOATS and ACCESSORIES HELP WANTED-FEMALE consisting oc men and women. Pre- Plan layout and perform a wla« rangi - iQol, peters PI., or call 747-1774, I: tires. Aa Is: $75. 871-5743 eves. 19«« BUICK SKYLARK station wagor. fer someone who bas had experience of progresilve hand, machine, bench One woman owner. Low mileage. Cai 1n a manufacturing establishment. Ap- welding and aiiembly operations. L.J. SPORTSWEAR—Operators wanted. 1967 BBLAtR —Four-door sedan. Air 741-6724. 12' FIBERGLASS SAILBOAT — An BAR MAID WANTED — For night ply or write Atco Ceramics Corp.) Single needle machines. 88 Leonard It., 1 conditioned. Power steering, brakes. trailer. 2 years old. Show weekends, work. Slight experience necessary. All Bwy. as, Keyport. Red Bank. 842-3-03. '65 Buick | Low mileage. New condition. 671-5392. $375. Phone 671-5742 evenings. year round work. Max's Bar, 30 Maple TRUCKS FOR SALE Ave., Red Bank. 741-8581. RETIRED MAN — For part-time work Good .tarting rates, excellent workinig- RBOBPTIONIflT — Drivers, short or- Skylark sport coupe. 1957 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON KEEL SLOOP — 20'. Completely re- as Inspector at ooncrete batch plants conditions and company benefit;. Appl'y" der cook. Apply In perjon, 1294 Hwy, Power braked steering, windows. 1857 DODGE .int-b-d. Two sulta oails. Fram. Cock- WOMAN WANTED — To help In laun- In area. For Independent testing lab- In perion or call for appointment, 35, Mlddletown. 1958 VOLKSWAGEN PANEL. TKUOK- pit cover. Life preservers, anchor, etc. dry. Experience not necessary. Apply ratory. Reply to Box M-181, The Dally II Beat otter. 787-1777. Lois than 300 miles since complel Must sell. 1400. 741-3240 after 7. Donald'- Laundry, 44 Marlon St., Re- ELECTRONIC COMPONENT -Ssembly 1962 PONTIAO — Tempest LeMans, engine overhaul and new .clutch ai Bank. Register, Red Bank. worker for full time, permanent -m- '63 Dodge convertible, plus two new snow tires. sembly. Make offer. 74H200, Ask fcPLYWOOD SKIMMER— ployae. Apply In person ELECTRO IM- Good condition. Must sell, returning to Cheap SALESLADY — Full time. Experience DRAFTSMEN PULSE LABS 118 Chestnut St., Rid "880" four-door sedan. 681-6746. In better dresses preferred. Apply In EXPBRIENOED IN PRECAST CON' Bank. college. $660 llrm. 671-0025. 1961 FORD ECONOLINB — Belt Ofjei person only, mormngs 10 a.m. to 12 I960 PACBMAKBK — 33' Expresi ORBTE DETAILING FOR LAKEWOOD E. A. I. Has had excellent care. 1961 FORD — Blx cylinder standard Call 222-1494 before 5 p.m. 477-603 ! noon, Love Lane, 23 W. Front St., Red PART-TIME BALES — Work week- cruiser, twin 125 1 £ 2-1. Shtp-to-slion PLANT. CALL 363-0600. ELECTRONIC A8SOC, INC. ends in Model Home of custom builder. shift, radio, heater $295 or best offer, after 5 p. Bank. 185 Monmouth Park Highway, will trade. 291-9697. radio. In excellent condition. 945-282! Intelligence, good appearance and abil- 1966 CHEVROLET Fleetslde Pickui eves, 659-3231 days. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Full time, SHIFT WORKERS West Long Branch ity to communicate are Important. Sal- '64 Pontiac DODGE 1961, — Station wagon. Just BIX cylinder. 11,000 miles. Call 26- Fair Haven area, send resume, age Work part or full time. Xarn $40 for An equal opportunity employer ary. Call 871-2800 Mon. • Fri., Si tit traded. Low mileage. Full price $395. 0711. YOU THINK — You have been offered and expected salary to Box J-182, The ten to twelve hours. Commission. Call appointment. ^^^^ Carolina four-door. Only $5 Per week. Call Margol Ford the hftst price for a boat? See VANDally Register, lied Bank. -91-1M7. GROOM — At least five years race Air conditioned, top shape. ,t 721-4600 for phone credit approval. 1060 GMO WAN—2-ton, aluminum bod: WINKLE MARINE. They aro selling horse experience, to cover east coa»t HAIR STYLING BEAUTY BAION -r IV long, excellent condition, S100O. Ir 1967 boats at COST. 115 Hwy. 39, Baton- SALESLADY — A very good position 8ALHBMEN — Excellent opportunity raco tracks. J400 V" month. Six days In northern Monmouth County netos 1960 PONTIAC — Two-door hardtop. quire 127 Oakland St., Ken Bank. 74 town. with top salary for ono who wants to lor experienced salesmen. Advance- jer week, Mon. through Bat, 6 a.m. to top quality stylist. Full and pirt-tlm«. Radio, heater. Automatic. $225. 872 work. Experlenco preferred, but will ment, fringe .enetft-, leads. Life, 2706. CHETBK — 17'4", 1964. Mercury mo- 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. 42 hours Also shampooers or trainee, for taree '64 Chevrolet 9764. train a newcomer to retailing. Full health* and group, For personal Inter- per week. Rooms available »t stable tor, 1964. 10' trailer. 1965. Asldng J1500. time. Jive days a week. Apply in per-view call Mr. Alfred Zlto Jr. 683-9000. days per week. Write Box J-183, l»e Impala four-door hardtop. 1963 FALCON — Only 25,000 miles. MOTORCYCLES ^41-2181. son, CARROLL'S STATIONERS, 33 areas. No cost to employee. Apply to Dally Register, Bed Bank. Standard shift. White, spotless Inside FIELD MAN — For Inspection on conN.J- . State Employment Service, 48 E. Factory air conditioning. and out. Sacrifice at $505. 671-3847. JOHNSON OUIBOA-UO MOTORS — Broad BL, Red Bank. struction projects. Independent a_enoy, Front St., Bed Bank. NO FEFULE L AND PAKT-TIMB OPENINGS 196S 305 CO HONDA SCRAMBLER — four 196. Models, 20 h.p., 5193 caWOMA. N — or couple. Live in. Do- Car necessary. Reply Box M-182, The For cleaners. 1966 BUICK — Riviera sport coupe. CHARGED. 542-6579 E42-3525 after 4. Five-IBM, m h.p. Johnson outboard-, mestic work. Oakhurst area. Oar useDall- y Register, Red Bank. Qreen. Full power, air conditioned, 145 ea. Motors can be Inspected at ful. Salary $60 a week. Call 531-987*. BROILER MAN — Fully experienced. I-BAli I3TATB 8/LI__B I '63 Buick leather Interior. Original 12,000 miles. 1686 HONDA — 450, DOHC, Metal Frank's Boats, Inc., Atlantic Highlands MASON'S HELPER WANTED — To Nlgbls and relief shift -pen. Apply IMMEDIATE! OPENING AVAILABLE Skylark convertible. 53650. BILL LANZARO'S AUTO SALES, flake blue, blue and -white pleated seat ir call 291-2275 between 6 a.m. and FACTORY WORKERS start Immediately. 222-8462 Stanley's Galley Seataurant, nt. 1—Plenty oE cllents-olso guaranteed In- 33« Main St., Matawan. 566-2224. Excellent condition. 741-2734. p.m. after 6, come for major development sales Sx- Full time employment. HospitaHzatlon, Wooibrldge. Automatic transmission, V-8. 1957 CADILLAC — Four-door hardtop. OUTBOARD MOTOR — 10 h.p. Scot SKILLED-SEMI SKILLED — Strong cellent opportunity for perion who 1966 — 175 Brldgestone paid holidays and other benefits. Some llkca Real Estate and wants to maKe Power steering, sharp. Good condition, new tires. Reasonable. Like new, $385. Attwater. 540. Call after 6 p.m. 542 oba paying incentive rates after short back. Willingness to work. Permanent ELECTRICIANS 747-9535. 9427. positions. Inside work. Conveyor Man- money ABk for Mr, Kretowlcz-Adams Call 222-8940 or 741-741T training. Apply ATCO CERAMICS ufacturing Inc., Green Wood Rd., Mor-First and second class. An equal op. Agency -741-6008. BU1CK 1963 — LeSabre hardtop. Full 1966 HONDA 28' CLAS3 m. SLOOP — In the water CORP., Hwy. 35, Keyport. ganvllle. 091-1138. portunlty employer. Write or call the 'Member Red Bank Area Multiple Lilt- '65 Chevrolet power options. Excellent condition. Low mileage ready to go, trailer. Asking $1100. Cal CASHIER — Over 18, willing to work Carborundum Co., P.O. Box 187, Keas- ing Sorvlco." NO money down. Bank will finance 842-4393. 41-8852. bey, N. I. 442-3380. . Impala sport coupe. weekends. Apply Eatontown Cinema PRESSERS FACTORY PERSONNEL — First and SB95. Only $9.20 per week. Call collect, Center, Community Theater. Excellent condition. 721-7100, OASIS MOTORS, nt. 9, Sayre- 250 cc JAWA — $150. 542-6579. Attfi 18' 8-1A BKIFF — 40 h.p. Bvlnrude Must be experienced presser on coats AUTO PARTS DISTRIBUTOR - Op- second Bhifta. Apply Ballar- Advertis- vllle. Mso 1958 Mercury Mark 25 outboard BE A BEAUTY COUNSELOR — Whllfl and Car coats. SHORE COAT CO., portunity to assist store manager In ing 133 1st St., Keyport - 946-9B31 md 50 h.p. Mercury. 842-3052. FORD 1949, 327 Chevy powered. Two your children are in school. Interesting INC. 22 Bridge Ave., Red Bank. 7414210. counter sales, Inventory and deliveries. CHALLENGlNa OUTaiDB SA1-BS OP- .965 TEE NBE — Boat trailer, fully ana profitable. Call 741-M67, 542-5970, Call Naylor's Auto ParH, 787-4539, PORTUNITY — In Monmdutn, Ooein '64 Lincoln 4's, four-speed, 5:38 posl-rear, slicks, equipped. Load capacity B00 lbs, $100o.r 566-8698 for Interview. DISHWASHERS—Steady, year round. Ke-uiBb-rg, or 291-1414, Weber clutch assembly. Many extras. MOBILE HOMES Apply In person, Howard John-ion Res- County area, for the person who cm Continental four-door. 5900. 747-3827, Call 747-3596. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER — Experi- taurant, Hwy. 35, Mlddletown, do creative selling. Progressive employ- er offering liberal employee benefits. Air conditioned, real luxury. 19M CHEVROLET — Corvette, 327 en-1960 NEW MOON TRAILER - Tw( ence preferred. 37& hour week. All WORKER — For foundry labor. Steady ROAD DRIVER ledrooms Excellent condition. Musi company benefits. Apply In person, Wrlle letter outlining your experience gine. Silver Gray. Four-speed trans- BUSINESS NOTICES Shop Rite of Middletown, 1200 Hwy. 35.employment, company benefits. Engi- Must be experienced driving dlesel and qualifications and Interview may mission. $2695. BILL LANZARO'S sell. $2750. 787-0508. neered Precision Casting Co., -Palmer tractors In addition to over the road be arranged. Application- held In con- "66 Chevrolet AUTO BALES, 3S4 Main St., Matawan. WANTED - Old or new trailer o. CL-HAN CELLARS, YARDS, QARAOES CLEANING WOMAN — Babysitter. Ave., Mlddletown. experience. Apply: fidenoe. Write Box C-l-9, Th« Dally 566-2224. mobile home on private lot. Jerie: — Bar. truck. Light hauling. Call a-tei Own transportation. Three half-days MAN WITH KNOWLEDGE of roofln* Register, Red Ban*. An equal oppor- Half-ton van. Coast or what have you. Write Bo: p.m. 741--143. nr two full days. Experlenca and refer tunity employer male-letrtftle. __^ 1959 CADILLAC — Four-door hardtop. mces. Call 264-6912 after 5. and aiding. AAA TRUCKING Lass than 10,000 miles. Full power. New tires. Excellent con- 5-139, The Dally Register, Red Bank ISACKHOE BULLDOZING — Mowing, 787-0383 dition. $650. By owner. 671-9575. 787- RECEPTIONIST — For beauty salon. YELLOWSTONE TRAVEL TRAILER — plowing, pumping, laterals AU septic WAREHOUSE MAN — Mature and ex- CORP.. SITUATIONS WANTED - Female 2407. 21' t.,860 slightly used. Features '_n_ work. BEN BRYAN, 671-05S6. Three days a week. Some bookkeeping perienced. Also warehouse helper. 48 permanent double-toed and l5J?! and retailing. Very profitable for right '63 Buick CADILLAC — 1867 Coupe de Vllle. { PAINTINO person. Write Box J-184, The Cally lour week. Good benefits. Contact Mrs. 3630 Quaker Br'dgo Rd. WILL MIND YOUR CHILD In By Air vinyl too, etc. Like new. Approxi- frlgerator. 8leeps four. Call Znttrlor-e-terlor—Freo estimates Register, Red Bank. Foster, 462-8902. Trenton own home. Hazl.t area. LeSabre convertible. mately 5000 miles. Owner. 531-0090. MAONOI__- — 63x10. Two De.rooms, 741-8117 261-7033. Real sharp. % baths. Atr conditioner and scree 'ART-TIMB — Infant care and light MECHANICS An equal opportunity employer CHEVROLET 1954 — Malibu Super FUtEELACTB A SPECIALTY — All tionae-work. References required. Call CHILD CARE for working moth-fl. Sport convertible. Low mileage. Not room. Make offer. Call 787-8047. types masonry. Charles Bower, Con- Maintenance and construction, machin- CUSTODIAN — 40 hour week. No 229-0618 after 6 p.m. ery and bulldlngi. Machinists, mill- residency reuulrement. Expanding Loving care. Reasonable. Call one cent down. Bank will finance $1095. :ractor. 747-4479. 671-3780 Only $10.20 per week. Call collect, 721- FALL CLEARANCE TELEPHONE OPBRATOR-TYFIST — wrights, auto mechanics, electricians school district Experience helpful but '65 Ford 7100, OASIS MOTORS, Rt 9, Sayre- RUBBER STAMPS — Made to order. peasant working conditions. Red Bank and other trades. Versatility desirable. not necessary. Steady increments, MOTHER will |lvo day care to pre- Galaxie X-L sport coupe. vllle. Fast, efficient service. Use at home or area. Near transportation. Salary In Interviewing for all grades. Reliable paid holidays and vacations, paid unt- school age chltdren. XQ-perlenced. 842- SCHIFFMAN'S business. Call T41-32.7 or 787-2403. men who want permanent year-round lorms and major medical expenses. VOLKSWAGEN 1964 — One owner, proportion to experience. Send resume lobs close to home. 3820. Maroon with black buckets. 'URNITURB MOVING — Attics anti to P.O. Box 1000, Red Bank. Black Seal License 550 extra per year. good condition. New clutch, good body. CAMPERS & TRAILERS Holmdel Township Board of Education. WILL TAKB CARE OF working moth- 5900. 631-8386 evenings. _____ :ellars cleaned. Free estimates. Call WOMAN — To work at candy stand 264-800O 16 Oceanport Avoir Long Branch '47-3002. Call 946-MB8 for appointment. er's •children In my home. Red Bisk 1955 CHEVROLET — Good transporta- in theater. 8:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sat. area. 741-4788. NOW 13 THE TIME — To think aboul and Sun. 1:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Apply ATCO CERAMICS CORP. PART-TIMB COOK — 4:30 till 10 p.m. tion. Best olfer. Call WOMAN -tBTURNINO TO WORK — .4.-2339 Open-Road Norris Gil painting Freo estimates given. Reason- in person after 6:30 p.m. Town The- HWY. 35, KEYPORT, N. J.Five days a week. Bundays 6 a.m. to ablo rates. 747-3170 anytime. ater, Hwy. 35, at Palmer Ave.. Middle- _ p.m. Experience necessary. Scrlven Experienced file clerk. Knowledge of 1959 FORD — Automatic. $200. Blazon Smokey Leisure-Tim town. SALESMEN — Part-time evening work, Hall. 832-330-. typing, part or full time. Call after Call -"AINTINO—PAPER HANGING—PLAS spoclal training classes. Earn while 8 p.m., 747-2857. 741-7269. Volunteer Swinger Casua TKR REPAIRS — Rooms $25 and upNURSE'S AIDB — Small nursing home. you learn, opportunity to advance to CARPET HELPER — Part-time. Call Campers, Trailers, MOTOR HOMES Clean work. 54_-0812. Hours S to 4, five days a week. Call after 6 p.m. WOMAN — Wishes to care for elderly 1960 VOLKSWAGEN — Good condition. full time high paid position In Insur- person. Do light housework and lliht FAINTING — Interior and exterior 747-2017. ance Industry, For personal Interview, 671-8523. Call Open 9 to 6 Mondays thru Fridays cooking. Call 747-4332. 264-6682 Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Call APPLICATION FOR PAID POSITION call Mr. Alfred Zlto Jr. 583-9000. to 6 Saturdays. Trades accepted. Bu 462-7782 or 264-9572. — Of "Aldo" (monitoring children In CAREER OPPORTUNITY DENTAL ASSISTANT — Very experi- FALCON 1961 — Station wagon. Radio piles and equipment. 2-9-6660-1. lunchroom and playground areas), dur KITCHEN HELP — Noon to 4 andThe Eatontown Police Department Is enced In all areas. Dependable. Prefer and heater. A real heauty! Full price lUNNY'S SBALCOAT-NG SERVICE — Ing tho hours 11:30-1:00 each school 6:30 to 11:30. Apply after 13 noon, accepting applications for the position Matawan area. Available Immediately. I_TO time, save money, save work, day, will be accepted by Fair Haven except Mondays. Colony Restaurant, only $495. Only $5.50 per week. Call WANTED AUTOMOTIVE ust call us. 741-470O ^^ Ridge Rd., and Ave. of Two Rivers, ot patrolman. Applicants who are 2568-4774. Margol Ford for credit approval. 721- Borough Schools. Wrlto to: Superin- Rumson. year residents of Monmouth County 4600. AINTING — Interior ana exterior. tendent, Fair Haven Board of Educa- and between the ages of 21 and 30WILL CARB FOR CHILDREN In my WHITE Reasonable rates, Freo estimates. Call .lon, Hance It-., Fair Haven, or call may contact Police Headquartcra, 67 own home, for working mother. Call JUNK CARS 162-7782 or 264-9572. [47-2294. Broad St., Eatontown or call 542-0100. 787-3567. AUTO RENTALS REMOVED FREE EXPERT- WATCH, Clock and Jewelr; WAITRESS — Experienced. Apply In MANAGER TRAINEES KENNEL MAN — Apply In person, Lin- DRESSMAKING — And alterations. Ex- repairing. Year's guarantee, -work done person. Peterson's, 183 Elverslde Ave., croft Animal Hospital, 614 Newman cellent work at reasonable price. Call DAY OR NIGHT. 787-2071 Red Bank, 671-0771. WILLYS JEEP STATION WAGON — in premises. H. Rosin, Jeweler, 18 W. Local Monmouth County company has Springs Rd., or call 741-D027. LEASE A NEW Four wheel drive. Good condition. Rea- ""ront St., Red Bank. CLEANING WOMAN — Two days a openings for two young, ambitious In- BABYSITTING- — In my home dally sonable. Call 671-0838. SWEDISH MASSAGE week, own transportation. telligent men, 21 to 35 preferred, for EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY or weekly. Keansburg vicinity. Call BUICK FORD MERCURY 'hyslcal Therapy Men and women 846-«23. management training program with 787-4265. JUNK CARS WANTED Robert Blume, RPT 449-4861 long-established company which otters NEXT TO AIRPORT OR CONTINENTAL! SHORE AUTO WRECKER* HOUSBWOKKER WANTED — Must profit sharing and retirement plans, Experienced Shear Operator WILL MIND CHILDREN IN MY 5U-5544 S»M_< have references. CaU medical and life insurance. Increases HOME — Leonardo area. References. NEW SHREWSBURY EMPLOYMENT 842-0952 while training. Now small loan law Top Pay Steady Work Overtime 201-3657. ENGLISH MOTORS JUNK CARS PICKED UP SBCRKTA-tY--JBOOKKEBP_]R — Part- makes these openings possible. Men RELIABLE WOMAN—Wlihes to take Maple Ave. 747-4545 Red Bank HELP WANTED-FEMALE time, 20-30 hours weekly, to taka com- Interested in dependable future apply Free Hospltallzatlon and many other care or children In her home. W1U also Twlnbrook Auto Wrecking — M--223J plete charge of a small but Interest- to R. H. Belltnap, Bell Finance Co., ooard It desired. CaU 747--80*. 77 Broad St..Red Bank. 741-3313. benefits. CASH FOR GOOD USED CARS — CAR WASHERS: FULL TIME ONLY ing office. Electric typewriter.- Short- 741-6200 hand, simple bookkeeping essential. YOUNO WOMAN seek- position u Dean, opposite Two Guys, Mlddletown. — Olrli. IS to 35, for detailing can: Apply: Estey Metel Products, Inc. mother's helper. Experienced. Live In. AUTOS FOR SALE 671-9344. cleaning Inside windows and outside Good salary based upon ability. Wells Nursery, phono 741-0180. 1 Catherine St. Five-day week. Write Bor M-187, The DESIRE immaculate garaged 1962 odrying. _To experience necessary. Good DRIVER SALESMAN — Beverage. Ov- Bed Bank, N. J. Daily Register, Red Bank. later American passenger car (mwages. Applr Country 8ud»e- Car GIRL — To do linen Inspection. Also er 21. Married. Balary, Incentive, bene- sports), full power, rust and dent free Wash. Hwy. Mlddletown. able to do mending. Call or apply. Gar- fits. Chokola Beverage Co. 566-6666. Or call 741-5250 for additional Intorma^ 2-door hardtop preferred.- NO DEAL- MATURE WOMAN IN GOOD HEALTH den State Towel Supply Co., 82 Birch tlon. SITUATIONS WANTED - Mala ERS. Up to $1100. Call 642-0955 afte: —Three children. Can cook, clean house Ave., Little Silver. 747-5778. HANDYMAN — We have over 200 B or all day Sat., Sun. sprinkler heads to t>Q replaced In ouiTRUCK DRIVER —. Between 25-35. Complete charge of household, sleep In DAYWORK. One day a week. Ref- system. Looking for someone to inApply In person Crate's Beverages, PART-TIME JOB WANTKD — Retired OET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — 571-OOT2. erences. On bus line. Rumson. fltall. Anyone Interested In supplement- 14 North BrltiBO Ave., Red Bank. cabinet maker end carpenter. Driver's license. What have you? 787-7704. Ask AMERICAN — AND SPORTS CARS DEMONSTRATE TOYS AND GIFTS 842-4916. . Ing present employment, either on EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS nml AT MONMOUTH MOTORS, INC.. H— PARTY PLAN hourly or contract basis, apply Atco for Eddie. J5, Eatontown. 542-2414. work now 'til Chrl-tmaa. High com- HOUSEKEEPER WANTED — Flvo Ceramics Corp., Hwy. 33, Keyport carpenter'B helpers wanted. Good pay. missions, Call or write "Santa's Par- days a week. Call after 5 p.m. 747o-r call 264-8000. Call 671-1BOO. FORD ties, Inc.," Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone 3225. FINANCIAL AUTO RENTALS 203) 673-3455. Evenings (203) 677-2013. GAL, FRIDAY — Light ateno, light SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — typing, Life Insurance experlenco de- Nights, 4 to. 11. Blx days a week. AUTO BODY REPAIRMAN BUSINESS OPPORTUN-TtES HAS A BETTER IDEA TOM'S FORD OFFICE CLEANING WORK — Redsired but not required. Must handlo Call 565-7762. Bank area and Fort Monmouth. Day telephone well. Salary open. Opportu- CREDIT COLLECTOR — Full or part- TOP SALARY PLUS HO8PI- HARDWARE STORE — Excellent lo- RENT A CAR and night. 542-6274. nity for growth. Red Bank. 842-1336. time. Experienced only. If you're the TALIZATION, MAJOR MEDI- cation. Good torms, PAIH/ BKAQAR -XPERTENCED HOUSEKEEPER - DENTAL, RECEPTIONIST — Assistant. ono that fits the bill call for Inter- CAL, PAID VACATIONS, UNI- AGENCY. 747-0221. Wi P.m., Mnntiny thru Friday. Mils Full or pall-lime. Experience preferred view. 071-2020 W.T. Qrant, Midtilttown. FORM-, INOBNTIVa DONUB. lave own car. 741-3054. MANY OTHER BENEFITS. AP. I-riD TANK TRUCK AND BUSI- but not necessary. Typing. Own OIL BURNER SERVICE MAN — Year- PLY TOM HUGHES, RAT- NESS — 3000 gallon truck, very good WAITRESSES — Experienced, over 18. transportation. Send resume to Bolxy position - benefits - large company. OLIFFE PONTIAC, 283 BROAD- condition. Will accept best offer. For FOR 68 BOATS AND ACCESSORIESCall G-125, Tho Dally Register, Red Bank. Writo Box C-158, The Dally Register. details call 671-2208, after 8 p.m. WAY, LONG BRANCH OR 532-2113. Red Bank. PHONE -22-32-5. GULF MODERN SERVICE STATION Windmill Class Sailboat HOUSEKEEPER — For Catholic rec- —For lease. Rt. 35, Mlddletown. First tory, Live in preferred. Write stating HELP WANTED-MALE northbound station out of Red Bank. COME TO CAR CORNER No. 2072. One year old. With trails salary expected and references to Box TELEVISION SALES CLERK AND DRIVER — Paid training. Good deal to qualified and sails. Fully equipped. $750. Cal E-137, The Dally Register, Red Bank MECHANIC WELDER — Rogers Truck Hours to suit, evenings and weekends. man. Ho 6-6668, 9-5 weekdays, 264-0439 0402447. After 6 p.m., 2649431. Equipment, Hwy. 39, Eatontown, Call REPAIRMAN Ml 222-1307. nights, weekends. WAITRESSES — Must be over 21. Mr. Gray, 642-3-20. WILUNO YOUNG MAN — For ronf- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. SAV-COTE Year round work. Rumson Hotel. Call EXPERIENCED PUNCH PRESS OP- fler 6 p.m. 842-2000, Ing, siding, carpentry work. Experi- (Mote Classified Adf THE LIQUID PLASTIC COATINQ ERATOR — Looking for steady work EXPERIENCED ON ence helpful but not necessary. 747-0608 Available At THE YACHT SHOP WAITRESS — Experienced in diner with overtime. Apply In person, Eitey BLACK & WHITE after 6 p.m. 1184 Ocean Ave/ Bea Bright 842191 work. Hours 3 to midnight. Five-day UeUl Products, 1 Cathtrln. St. Red On The Next Page) week. Apply Wilson's Palace Diner, Bank. AND COLOR SECOND COOK — Call 671-2879 Have your outboard motor wlnterlzi 5 Monmouth St., Roil Rank. 741-8131 tween 9 and 10 p.m. for Inter- and stored at • PEST CONTROL OPERATOR — To view. ,BGAL SECRETARY — Top salary worn at a well-established local firm e Up to $150 por week for qutlllled THE BOATMAN'S SHOP nr experienced secretary with empha- In Red Bank. Expcrtonco required and person MASON'S HELPER — No nxpnrlcnr.e HELP WANTTD-MALE MOUNT ENGLISH New Jersey's Largest Marine Buppl sis on real eslato work. Write or cal necessary. Call after 8 p.m. 542< references. Liberal benefits. Please House, 24 Wharf Ave., Red Bank. Arnold Tanner, Box 392, Frcchold write P.O. Box 700. Red B_nk. e Tlme-and-a-haH overtime pay 4789. 741-5780 402-G262. NURSERY WORKERS—Top salaries to e Permanent full time position EXPERIENCED MECHANIC — RASSAS PONTIAC, INC. 18' OUTBOARD BOAT—$125, 1954 Me CLERK-TYPIST — ono to two years experienced men. Excellent working Neuded nt once. Top pay. Ideal work- cury outboard, 50 h.p. Like new. I experience with bookkeeping function. conditions. Apply In person. Holly Acre- ing condlllonj, all frlnprc benefits. Ap- OF RED BANK eludes controls, extra prop and tank. e Llbpral company beneMts IncUidlnK Must bo capable and personable Indi- Nursery, 454 Nutswamp ltd., Middle- proflt sharing plan ply In person. DOVVNES PONTIAC, fl_ Hal Immediate openings tor three $200. Call 671-1567. vidual, to prepare and type financial town. Lower Main St.. Matnwan. 5C0-Z_0o. men. One mechanic (must hove own SALES CO. reports. Exceptionally nice working tools.) New and used ear polisher. conditions, good Balary and fringe bene CAR WASHERS — MEN OVER 18. Apply In person, Personnel ofde. MECHANIC -- Year rpund work. Ap- Columbia Sailing Yachts IMMEDIATE FULL TIME EMPLOY. Handyman for used car lot. | Monmouth and Maplo St. 741-6000 Red Bank | On Dlsplar At t.i. Write liox J-179, The Dally ply Fair Havon Yacht' Wnrkj. DoNor- THE YACHT SHOP. Authorized Dealei :oBl»ter, Red Hank. MBNT. Learn techniques of vacuuming, mandle Ave., Fair Haven, No drifters pleaie. 1184 Ocean Ave,, Sea Bright 842-l.ll steaming, detailing, etc. Good wngca, MONTGOMERY WARD Fiberglass Yachts 21' to 501. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Part- benefits. Country Busier car Wash, Contact Ben Rattat time, for weekends and fill-In -tiring Rt. 35,_ Mlddletown. ' Eatontown, N. J. FIBERGLASS MOLDERS ot 395 Brood SI., RM Bank 27' OWENS — Twin engine. Excellei woel(. Cal] 741-4700. An equal opportunity employer Experienced liunlnatora needed for 7414110 mriltlon. Must sacrifice. Best offoi AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ME- fltendy yonr-round work .with top »all- MATURE WOMAN — Supervise two CHANIC — Experience required. Good PAINTERS WANTED 291-9195. TWO MBN bont company. AH benefits. Alno need school age children, 3 to fi:30, Mon, pay, retirement plan, paid vacations. experienced touch-up mnn and gel ennt- 10' CRUISER INC. — 40 h.p. Lar_ II: through Frl, Must havo own trans- Hftny other beneflta. Apply In person. CALL AFTER 6, 747-2850 era. Call between 7 a.m. - 0 p.m. 431- INSURANCE Lapstrake construction. Call portation to Mlddletown area. Send MOUNT BNOLI8H SALES CO., Maple MAN W~ANTED — In factory. 'Lady's 0100. JENSEN MARINE. "..and my new 741-7413. ronume and salary requirements to Ave., Red Bank. aportawcar. floorl opportunity. Steady 20'I CABIN BOAT — Owner movln. Box A-138, Tho Dally Register, Re- DRIVERS — Exporlonced In handling worli. DEVON KNITWEAR, 305 Wliar- N 67Fifl7wTiiinfPto 70 East Second St., KeyHank. household goodfl. Apply In person, burton at, Long Branch. Call 222-037(1 work wcekemiH. Apply JCatontown Cine* Make oiler ma Center, Community Theater. DATSUN has port. SECRETARY — For husy medtca Anderson Brolhors, Inc., 01-53 Mechanic MAN WANTED — For driving and St., Red nanlt. 15' X-BfSROLABS runabout, 40 h.plahoratory. Efficient typing, dictaphone general work. Permanent poiiltlon. Ap- MASON WANTED — Call between « AUTOMATIC Johnson electric. Take over payments and KOnornl nrflee rxprrliince. Please FULL-TIME! DATB — Apply In purpl.y NonWOOD DISTRIBUTORS INC.. anil 8. nubmlt qiinllrk-HtEoiiA mid references 024 nroadway, Lona Branch. Bco Mr. -20-OS43. Call 842-4885. to Ilox E-140, The Dally Register, Red ion, Llncrolt Es>o, Placopo. 28' CAUIN OIlUISEIt — Old clink Hank. Llncrott FACTORY WORKERS SHIFT!" typo. 5700. Can he seen at Keansbu ASS MAN — In manufactur- Self*En.ployed Marina. See Docltmosler. OIHI, FRIDAY — (inod typist, recep- AUTO MECHANIC ing plant. Steady employment. Cal Full time employment. Hoipltall_atlon, :lonlnt for real estatn office, Monday FOR IMPORTED CAR DEALER, Steady Thermal Research, Union Ileach. 2M. palii Holidays anil othtr benefits. Some KNCINE — Chrysler MHOAIt, 31S c hriiugh Friday, hours 0 to 5. ColJob, good pay. All fringe benefits Ap B210 Jobs imylng Incentive rates after short Tax Sheltered In., V8 Wnrnnr, hydraulic 1!_ to 112-9100. Itly In periion. Red Hank Aulo Imports training, Apply ATCO CEHAMICB transmission. Excellent condition. Al fc) IJH KKBBr K i~~K-iir lri~ramTfy. Newman BprlngsJRd, 741-5880. AUTO MECHANIC qoill',, Hwy.Ja Keyport. two complete sets manual cnglnn co Service minded Chnvrolot Dealer, At- trols. 747-5519, Flviwlny wni'li. I'errmirirnt pn.iltlon CAR WA-HERB-PART-TIMB, WEKif ih "MAN "WANTED to hnlp~hv Retirement Llvo out. MiiHl Imvo own rnr. nail 747 HND8 ONLY. Minimum ago 16. Only Inntlo IIlKhlaniln, requires experienced BATSOIJ, 1908 TROJANS 9285 or 741-79H. man. unlimited pay opportunlly. 201 sin!] aluminum guttm*. Good starting men conditioned hard work need ap- 1101. A»k for Mr. While. •alary. Apply mornings, Mr. Btrnus, On display now. Also many good us ply. Training In detailing, vacuuming, I'rnwn's, 3, llroml BL. Ilcrl Bnnk. ni-mirii IJII - - Musmunti Bleep Inin Plans boats Including: .„ , Matuire. ML.at Ilka childrend . HomH llo Ughh •teaming, etc Country Budser Car ItUB BOYS WANTED — 18 or over. 42' fjhrls Cralt DCFll £9,7 Mtworki-work. WWtclu-mln off. «M> per week Wain, lit. 38, Mlddletown. Evenings. Apply In person, netwenn 4 MNITOK — F_Tl~Urn«L~Ni«il-7or~S'iiy r 31' Zoncl Twin 108 h.p. »),2. 741-:i7.T_I i _•!•_•';*.fl-. MAN TO COOK, 8BRVJJ AND DRIVE anil 7, Colony Ilcstaurant, Itumnor nhlft nvallnMn. Apply Atco Ceramics 32' Ownruc Express *1>» Hwy. 3B, Ktyport. 14' Fiberglass outboard 40 li.p. * ** NTAlT AflHTHTANT-flKCKKTAJlY — :AR _ For prlvat* family. Call 842- TANiT~WArl1noitB~WANTI-n -^~No "l! j FAIR IIAV10N YACHT WORKS MlilillotownldlMlnlnn.l n Ufli. lWil l.nll n trainAl.lllli. ,Alillll ...»»,..• y) to mee 3450. :>erionco necemmry. Apply Nappl Truck AiriYf iiomriWAN~ A-I. MTiafTrnvo ''Information DeNormanillo Ave. VMr JIavi "•'••'1cubli . Bund complete rcnumn to Hox WORK DO MIOH Ing (lorp., Hwy. 3<, Matawan. own tools. Denlor benefits Incluria paid New! Most powerful KJXt. 1011 Uardrn Btnts l'arkway -14-", The Dally ltriilstur, Hfd Oanli vacation, hospllallr.itllon, lllnurnncr 747-3010 Immediate employment for our fnctnry i_WASTi-iFi HrxfaywMk7Tio itUBSKU, OIJ)BMOI1H,B~CAI)1LI,AC economy import! Mint Imvo tmnnporlallon. Itmniton Ho- <*O., 100 Nowman Hfrlniss ltd., n«il On Request rofcssl'inal orfl™ nrar Allnlillc Illiili- branch. No experience necesiiary. Ful lol. Phone -4--2IKK), New 96 h.p. engine inilR. Hrmd omplrtn remnno to litix limn Jobs only. Opening! In sovera Hank. Call 711-OtMO. A»k (or Itny Ilroj- BUSINESS NOTICES •181, Tho Dally Iti'Klsler, IUrt Ilanl(. departments. oilYirFiriirnime diyT »S5 UP Company bnnofltM. Plenite apply In New automatic shift, opt. NUItSICS' AIDES — 7 to 3 nnd 11 to pernon, Frledlander Bros., Lncuit St., WANTBI) — Iterator to tlo shingle work -hlfta. Also imrt-tlme kitchen help wltli Call for appointment, 741-4011), Keyport. on house In F»lr Haven. I/ioklng for New disc brakes up front soma light cleaning. Call Dnyvlnw Nur Draftsman who takes pride In his Paul Bragar THE FINEST LAWNS ARE MEN OVER 18 MECHANICS work. Call HUttJ »ttw $ p.m. ing Home, 291-0440 for Interview, Truck equipment. Csll Mr. Oray, M_- Willing to loam about work In cutting lANIJlfMAN — Do mllior rn|'nlrs~Nnw ALBBWOMAN -"^~_B_perien.-_r Full room and on the floor rllntrlblitinjc to :i220. Consultant (or |he tlme-part-llmo. Year round,,or Christ- homes. Must have own tools nml trnim- «M» $1996 AUTO-LAWNS operators. 8IIOIIR COAT CO,, INC. 22HUMCE AND .MUFTLEUl INBTALLKft poratlon. Apply In perion (o F, Wrllar, I'BNH MUTUAL mas only. Hurray Luggnge, 125 Druail llrlititn Avo., Iteit Hank. 7(1(1310. Ortrtllityour HI, Rod Hank. -clean-cut young man. Automotive and .evltt A Sons Rurvlce Ilept, *•'-(Imme- i FREE lorch nxpenence hatptul. .IDxcellent fu- til., Bngltihtown. LIFD IN5URANCB CO. OitmDtiltrl :i,MANIN<> AND IRONIKrl — 14 to ture. Apply In person only, MIPAfl ISTIMATM Ml lirs. References required. oral Motorrt e-perleure prefnrred. H!x- MUM'-r.HR -HOP. 4S0 Hwy. 39, Mid MBOHANIOS-- Ap- DRIVE urtur citllent working ronrlilioim. Top sslnry illetuwn. 1 IMIUI.ATION * AIDING Phono: 747-0221 666-060- 741O«81 lor right man. Apply In pnrson At nun- Ifjnr Main Bl., Aitlury Park. hVAITIIKHHKR -- I'arl-tlinn snd •I'll OMnmoblli'Cniillliic, 100 Newlnnn lUl'CHBIt WANTKD — Bsperlenoed. In BROAD STREET WASHINGTON S HiilMay Inn, 111. .0, Wr»l I BprlnKH JM., Hrd liimii. AHk for run] Call (ril|>]i. YOUNO MAN — To help lake AUTO SERVICE AUTO-LAWN InuiPli. -2U-IKKIM. ami put up awnings, n» f«p»rltnc« SHREWSBURY i neoeiiary, Uteafly work for rlHht inmi. I7| BROAD ST. 2.4-1323 j, KEYPORT 130 MAIN ST. 4MATAWAH; . Wrlto Ilnx M-H0, Hie Dally ornis nuppllcd. Ifrilrnilrl-Mlildletown — From :3- till JO y.mBTANDARI. ) AWNINO CO., «19 Itlver leglster. lied Ilanli, Te«. Call 747-(SO9 or 2«<(600, HI- days a we«_. Vt tie over U. Rd.. inaUr Ita •orlven Jim. _-»NO V. SUaUHBH OflOWUNHiKf. fMfttf JOl JAl* XtAMVWlMIt THE PAILY *»£»*<§

NHDORUSfWUX... mvmfmwat ntvmwmium HUM BTO JwajfJ wrm tfjfi tor. GARMNS •Ma; oomplste with *» aal task. Hun- e-m. MWMtniurr fox uu - Sut to ting McaTltoB. m TO-ttW. IBnn. rrilr eautopey. Air eandltlgaed«i . SELL FOUR ROOMS - $115 qwiilyitioe in rrtlnmeat TuU Jrtet R.0OO. dl-IUL' iBetwtn AdlC CHSV — FOUl'SUnst ««OT«, ood TondtUon. «W ar-tJe* riler. at* #*ntLtilUmVtilUm 4inl "Cell 1059. (ONE BEDROOM) t IU-S2M UuieiMdrooiDf tad I lUlstfAGUl IAIJ1 — Morteg from * Fiv» Room«. (Two Btdroomi) $140 MONEY TO LOAN FAST 'ISW WILL-BUILT «OM BTU sir eon- an* bou». •on., *tpt, M, 1M, Tu»., In llvb Ulonsr. |T5. Haw u" Admiral Port- rklnr condltton. Reaionabl* o({#r. 9A1UIAD LAB 80 euitomatlo turn table. «rtn to maaa if at u connM Msn Oidll T4T-333S altar « p.m. en.«o» Realtor FREE CAREER TEST Mplranan. One year old, excellent addition to FUtlKIBHKD FOUR BOOMS — TWO AND THKEE-BIDROOM BOMKI #1 tereo component *y>t«m. Call M torepeu. 14 3rd Ave., — For rent or Hie. SIM to tlSO a Ii ooroputtr programming the profei tun. weeEdayi 7*1-5473. Atlantlo Highland* West River Rl •Ion lor your Take th« free KCPI la Plata Yogr Dally Ragliltr month. THK KKWAM CO., KBU, THB OASB 07 TH9B Hiet WASHER — Almoet new. Kugi. TORS, Belford, 7a7-6eoo. W. Keansburg. Career Teit Call 6U-M00 or vlalt BOFI FAMILY AO, CALL ... HPPY SOtiimON XKD BANK — Three roam* and tath. T87-W0O. Hailat 344-7100. *•"""""•• 842-3200 tt 2«3 Mounouth Park Uwjr., W. LoDf on* too. Blx, 4x6. 3 canvu beach Ul utilities Included. Call Branob. h» wanted • well upholitered couch, chain. Phona CM-2038. 77S3» A VERY NEAT PACKAOB — Two- la wanted a well uphoUtered check- NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH bodroom ranch ityle duplex for only MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 741-6900 wok. Bhe got what iho wanted and WOMEN — Nearly new Mle. CloUi- SEA BRIGHT *1IO a month. Call 071-0300. MERCHANDISE 24-Hour Sarvtca a did he, when Oolden Touch rebuilt, Ins for tbe iamtly. Kon. through Thurs. pholitind and restored the old couob LOVXt,Y COLONIAL ABM8 RED BANK — JVmr-bedroom, unlur- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Sept., »-M, 8:30 to 4:30. U Maple Ave 1201 Ocean Avenue nlshed house. Klce location. Adulta pre> FOB SALE UNPAINTED FURNITURE a Its original beauty and comfort.., corner WnU* fit.. Red Bank. forred. Occupancy Immediately. 747. and tared him money tool You cu fagnlflcent all electrlo one and tv - MATAWAN — Tor** bedrooms, 4Mn| ON QUR 2nd & 3rd FLOORS twy your tut* and your budget NOBOE — 10 cu. ft upright freuer. ledroom apartments. Centrally air con- room, lVi bath*. Approximately tw« m 10 ft, » rail aec- upholstered chair. 110; Victorian bed, IPHCIAL ORDER — Cancelled. Brand MERCHANDISE WANTED 10 one furnished efficiency. 482-1896, one. (36,000, , DISTINGUISHED tlon. picked up ai yard. Uie our trailer new three-room outfit goes at tacrl- Kwsn&gOUB-ROOM HOUSk E — Port ire* on any order 150 or over. •15. Call 741-1M9. MARLBORO AREA — Five-room un mouth. (100 a month. Call ce Bale. Consists of ten-piece sectional OOLLIOTOR — Wanu old toy trsuns, furnished apartment Quite pleasant Send for our monthly property list of TRADITIONAL DININO ROOM — living room with chair, lamps, table. 78MO42. today's beat buys. OFFICE RED BANK LUMBER Table, six chain, buffet Walnut top, anToondltton. Pay cash or will trade; irea. Security deposit 946-8870. Double dresser bedroom with panel H.O., O?T, 0, atandard gauge. T74-37ia HIGHLANDS — Bungalow. Furnllheil Pearl and Wall, Red Bank 741-5500 blue basttVGood condition. ISO. Obloni bed and eitraa. Beven-pteco bronze- KBTPOBT three rooms and bath. 189 per month SPACE "COLOR TVB — MDPOBBESSED AND Danish walnut coffee table, 17. Catont e dinette. ORIGINAL PRICE »699. ANTIQUES — Ttfnny turns, toys, fur- pluo utilities. 2M.06S7. between 6 and 8 p.m. 741-4367. Only *379 or 13 weekly. FIELD FUR- niture, china, paintings, statuary, coins, BAYVIEW APTS. LAMSON INC. NXW. MO MONEY DOWN, ll.M PUR Realtors WEEK. FREE ANTENNA. INSTANT FOUR DAY DISPOSAL SALE — Be-NITURE. 7-11 B. Frgnt SU, Keyport. llghtlig fixtures. Carred oak dlnlna HIOHLANDB - Two bedrooms, living 2M-8O20. Opeen Mon., Thurl. * Fri. room pieces. Copper Kettle Antique*, west In adult lurnlshed. No pets. room, kitchen, bath, utility room, sun- West Main 8t. Freehold All these features prerMH: CREDIT. 'CAU, DR. BRAKE, 3T3<638. (Ins Wed. at "Our Attic", 363 Broad- From S110 up, utilities Included. Avail- 492-0440 • Central air eeaditlMiag way, Long Branch. Everything must •til 9. Tues. * Wed. 'tU «• Bat 'til OkhriailCW attatt potch. Large fenced-ln yard, (100 mo. FOR TUB PERFECT WSDDINO able Bept 1. JM-3501 or 264-1145. FINLAY BBAL EBTATB AOENCY, • gclf Mrrtce -—-^^ GOWN—Bridesmaid draaaM and all ao- ;o ai our lease has expired. Moden. CHAIN LINK FENCING SNOW BLOWER • Print* pi "" Vlctorlan 'and traditional odds and Call OLIFFWOOD — 3 rooms, bath, lur- HIGHLANDS — unfumlahed, love); •eeaortea with IndirUoal panoul atr. •A PRICE nlshed. Wooded ares. Half block from Compute Tica. Call Virginia Klmball. Freehold. ends. Some things free. Best offer Supplier has left over Irom large ln- T41-MS3 after 7 p.m. home. Five rooms and bath. 1125 • todlrtdoal takes anything. 501-3834, buses, shopping. Walking distance Amer- monthly. Call 281-2780. Little Silver •B-TtTS. • taUation first quality chain link fenc- ANTIQUES — Used furniture, odda ican Can. Hwy. 38. 506-3735. heat. FIX)WERINO BHRUBH — 8" to tf BAVE SAVB SAVE ngTVi KUCB IiutallaUon an* Urmi and endi wasted. PORT MONMOUTK — One family. A Most Unusual Home Variegated welgela double Mock Two left rranged. 741-4700. 6314854. WEST KEANBBURO — Older four- Five rooms, plus kitchenette and two orange, Forsythla, pink mist, 8 for IS.Only fieo.DS-Regular price S184.50 Left- room apsjrtment |70 plus utilities. CaU baths. Includes beach privileges. Can best describes this four-bsdroom Colo- gome 3 for tl. 94M73*. Dig your own. over 1W6 Phllco Air conditioner 6, B00 ^ it OH mieelient oondWon. »». ANTIQUES — Paintings. N, J. Atlaa. 671-2389. keep one, boat on beach. $120 pernial because It Is In like nmr condition 747-1100 month, or buy for (12,900. Small down B.T.U. One year guarantee, parti and '41-82W. ' islates purchased ana appraised. 717- THREE-ROOM FURNISHED APART. and above like a bom* On display. It N Broad ft. * UtT UNDER ZIO IAO labor. 2003. Tbe Hudion Shop, Inc., 611 Broad payment, balance like rent Owner will features a large family room with 11 MENT — Heated. Private entrance. give mortgage. CaU 787-8470. raised hearth fireplace, spotless kitchen, Ask for "Jerry T47.57O1. i Shrewsbury. CaU 842-007L OLD FURNTTURX — Antique!, cnlaa, KIGHLANPS HILLS — Two bedrooms, and formal dining room. Also a bsse- SECOND BAND BIDS — Single and item, ta-vm. lassware, art objects and orle-a-brao, MALL two-bedroom apartment. Pan- ment and garage, Many tall shads APARTMEVrS aateaa. louble. S3 and W. Electrlo atove, 115. mmedlate caab for anyllilng and orery- eled. «0O. All utilities. 13 Huddy Ave., living room, kitchen, bath, recreation trees and a cool, cool breeze can be Credit Sept. Refrigerator. IIB/Call T87-0eo2. WESTINOHOUBE AUTO11AT1O WABB room with Ilxeplace, garage. Tastefully DR — flood condition. *35. Call 84f- hing. Riucll'a IS East Front St., 741-Highlands. 782-1831. (urnluhed In Colonial decor. October yours to enjoy for only S34.90O. DINETTE BET — With four chairs, 1833 KBTPORT—^Hires-room garden apart- through June, $150 mo. FINLAY REAL, RENT A TV two domestics rugs, 0x12, coffee tabli ANY WAS SOUVENIRS — Or jntt ESTATE AGENCY, 872-0100. ANEWHI9HIN md table. 741-2817. MOVING. MUST SELL — Now RCA ment. Air oondltkmed-pool. Betsy Ross STERLING THOMPSON "SWiiher, *76, two ««"«;»<» *« tary Items, one piece or a collection. Apis.' Clark Bt. at JU. 35. NEPTUNE—Three-bedroom split level. OCEAN APT. LIVING OARAGE BALE — ANTIQUES, TOOLS, Wrings, W> «et, two end tj""-^; Call after 8, 402-3686. LAKEHlJRST4-Thtee-bedroom ranch. & ASSOC, Raaltor HOUSEHOLD TTEMS.JJfEWELRY, KEANSBURG — Three large rooms Bwy. 39, -Ulddtetown Luxury 10-itory •p*rtm*nv rors ottoman, coffee table, two chain. GOOD PIANO WANTED — Btelnway and bath, furnished or unfurnished. Both unfurnished. Immediate occupan- CLOCKS, AND EVBRYTHINO FRO! (Adjacent to CobMestones) with brsathtalclnf »l*w§ of A-Z. TUESDAY UNTIL SUNDAY, 65 842-1996, evenings. or other, orand or small. State maker, Good location. Utilities supplied. 787- cy. 222-7742/ T47-M0O GOOD TOt> SOIL — Fire cu, yds. HIBRANCH AVE,, RED BANK, OR 741 SHRUBS AND SHADE TREES- Aza price, age. Wj*ke Box 3D-141, The Dally 1962. MIDDLETOWN' — One-family home Call anytlms Sandy Hook Bay and N. Y. 2233. Regljter, Red Bank. en's and hardy mums. CaU 741-4109 .VEST KEANBBUEO — Hudson Ave. with five bedrooms, vacant, being re- Harbor from your own opan 10 00M0 MUMoioojoS — Ove^r lOO varieties RUMBOW - For a largs family. Heal between .4-8 p.m., weekends anytime. large rooms,* self controlled heat. novated. Available for Occupancy. Dec. tarrac*. Marina next door. HockhocluSn Farm, Rt,037, between BEST TOP SOIL PETS AND LIVESTOCK Xew 2-famlly house. *85. 435-9221. 1M. Located on Chestnut Ave., for fur- school, bos, shopping. Older, house. Colts Neck and Tmton Falls. BHELVADORB REFRIGERATOR ther information caU 291-0903 or 379-Needs daeorating Mir. «a.5«. Call Good fill dirt, blue stone, road gravel, One door. Top freeier. About fcu.fl Juir 42 mini. Irom N*w KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVEREDi - sand, etc. Bulldozing and nackhoe ser- A-l IN PROFESSIONAL DOS GROOM' ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three and 7827. siskin York, 45 from Nawark. vice. Eckel's Trucking, Morganvlile, 6»1- Has new handle and gmtet. *25. 5«IN- G — AU breeds, poodles our special- one-half room apartment, {90. All utlll- Wnelta sets and bar stools. Monmrntt 9707. K15. :ies. Call 291-1423. QOTTAGE FOR RUNT — Furnished. Dinette, 116 Monmouth 81, Red Bank ty, Formerly Canine* Chateau now un- Half block to shopping and bus. Wilt VERT moil WHOTI nuooo MIDROOM APTS, T41 USED BASEBOARD ELECTRIC HBA' t,V- — RCA IV console with am/On der management of Country Squire TWO-BEDROOM upstairs apartment. utilities. Reasonable. 842-2086. '•We repair anything and everything' UNITS — Make offer. 80 gallon electric radio and phonograph. JSU. AUo RCAM Shop. AKO puppies (or sals. Hwy, Security and references required. Call -> BUtk sfaatun. 41 sVrath ft.. K«d from 9190 hot water heater, J100. 842-1330. a" ooaaole, t50. 671-0315. 35, EltODtown. 542-6238. iftor 6 p.m. Hazlet. 264-1789. Incl. utllltlM, ctnlrol air eowjy HACHTNll SHOP-NO JOB TOO SMALL Bank. Can ffl-UH for detalla. Rainbow. 175 Broad, 741-7008 BOTTLES FOR SALE OFFICE TOBOTTURB and equipment POODLE CUPPING — 15. KING JAMES APARTMENTS — Val- WANTED TO RENT tlonlnt, heat, porting, mrim pad. tTSMD PJANOsl AMD ORGANi IroBl 150 GREEN WINE BOTTLES I4S lor eal«. Deslu, chairs, typewriters, CaU cy Drive, Route 30, Atlantic Highlands, Also: BH., 2-Br. (1 Bothj), oftd 711-0484. SEVERAL UNFURNISHED HOMES TOMS RIVER — Z-bsdroom Cap* Ood. Mr. (m Bomt) For IHrtur* Of $25. Pianos bought, sold, "palredj CALL 229-33U oheokwrltets, etc Contact Progressive "nree miles from Sandy Hook Stata needed for relocated employees. Three jlfe Insurance Co., 365 Broad, Bt. Park. On*-and two-bedroom units. 2-car jarage, all appliances, many ex- cuponeyl tioved. By appointment-Freehold Mule CLASSROOM DIVIDERS — Six. Good GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — to live bedrooms. Excellent references: tras, walking distance to all shopping, Red Bank. 741-3210. Sired by Champion Immo Von DeFurnisher d or unfurnished. Bwtamlng Contact Vedi Drommond, X.A.L 229- Center, 4 condition. (60. Call pool and recreation area. Patio or bal- churches. Excellent retirement. Low 787-2374 38" ALUMINUM; jalousled storm door, Eschbacher Kllppen. Reservation* be- 1100, Ext, 6C8, weekdays. taxes. Buy direst, 3U-03M. •TOP BOIL — Clean, rich. *4 «. yd. ing taken now. 787-1662. cony, each unit Rent from »132, In- R°ducu« for large (juantltiM. Call 741- BLACK PERSIAN broadtail full length right hand opening. Very good condi- cluding heat and hot water. 291-0770. YOUNG EXBCUTTVB — Desires es- Highlandia tion. «5. T4W58«. COLLDD — Tri-colored. «lx -month ol tate cottage In vicinity of Red Bank. UNCROET — Attractive Colonial split. 1259. coat. Tall. Practically new. Call 741- MATAWAN Duplex garden apart- Four bedrooms, Vk baths, family room 10 OetMsi IwlanMri CHANDLER PIANO — Upright Beautl. 5817, evenings. ENGLISH — Silver pl«t* tea aet Snow female. AKO registered. All allots. References furnished on request, Mr. Trained. f!S. Call 586-8709^ ment Air conditioned. See Bupt. 90 Hollander 741-6700 with fireplace. Many closets. Oversized AHmrle MejMaNt, H. J. ful condition. CaU 747-S283. atUr « p.m. BABY CARRIAGE — Atlas coach. Ilk* blower. AnUilu. «hayltu; *tand. 741- ! two-car garage. One acre. Near C.BJL or during weekend. new, W. Call 1519. ^_____ LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPPIES— Main St. WE HAV E an overflo' w of bona tide 133,500. CaU 741*787. MODERN FURNISHED APARTMENT prospects looking for two or four bed- 2 J2[ !!£ 264-1158 OO EART wltli angme. |80. CaU aftai AKC registered. Four montha old. AU v FURNITURE SALE shots. Excellent stock. R.W. McCoy, —Nice and, clean. 95 Herbert St., Redrooms, call us for fast action to have mvifi vsT si?vni^"* ^Va I Rttniwi CURVED SQFA Bank. your home tented. THE BBRO ACMDN- Excellent condition — HO. 3:30 S42-0N9. Colts Neck, 452-70)0. APARTMENTS o«nl: (Mt. tn Mrf ••*. M t* • FAIR HAVEN — Flve-room apartment CY, Rt 35, Mlddlatown. 671-1000. 71 Ward Ave., Rumson REFRIGERATOR — Coppertone, Hot- SIAMESE] CAT FOR SALE — 69'Truex Place, Heat, light and water supplied. CaU WOMAN NEEDS THREE-ROOM apart- OIRLS 24" BIKE — 58. Doll coacc oolnt cuatom crafted. Used one month. after S p.m. 7U-SS68. men't ™Near transportation. With utili- carriage, |8. Child's Uble and chairs, Sited for 1229, will sell for HSO firm. .Mlddletown ties. Call 842-0404 or 842-2610. A. Child's,picnic table set, (3. Radio, Can be seen at Orchard Hills, Llncrott BLACK MINIATURE FOODWES-Mul THRBB ROOMS — Beautifully fur- EATONTOWN phoneo. TV console, Hi. 747-2077. 741-9148. nished, near bus and shopping center, AKC. Paper trained. Bight weeks. *85 Call 741-8281. BABY CARRIAGE — Wtto mattress, BE/rKni] COACH — Baby carriage, Call p.m., 842-26)4. FURNISHED ROOMS tmQgtM high chair, rocker, Bath-O-Net. AU like APARTMENT —FURNISHED. Four Line new. (30. Call ONtE-YXIAR OLX> female mixed breei JNSTANT CREDIT CALL MR. DONne. w for $50. 229-om. 741-4620. rooms. Man share professional gentle- PRIVATE! ROOM — With bath. First ANTIQUEAT OROBBMANS — Was, 373-0836h bow.l .and pitcher boxer. Spayed, has shots. Good wit] man, or room, private bath, private floor, Prlvato entrance. Gentleman pre- fats Commodes, tiffany lamp. Call 787- GARAGE SALE — Dally 10-4 p.m.chliaren. Needs older boy and lots entrance. Rumson. 842-1934. ferred. 747-1041. 6024 alter 5:30. room. $25. 741-3755. Records, booka, clothing. Many other FOUR ROOMS — Everything furnished. FURNISHED ROOM — Between Hwys FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHER'S.COURSE HAMMOND Items. 10 cents to »lo\ 7 Birch Ave., BASSET HOUND PUPS. AKC COAX Mature preferred. Available Oct 1. 35 and 36, on Palmer Ave. CaU 787. licomplite set of books Call 22S-2274 (Woodland Pk, development), Haslr* PION SIRED. STUD SERVICE W Call 071-3595. 9573. mornings Tuet., Wed., Thurs. 1090. G.E. — 40" push button electric stove. KEANSBURQ — MODERN TWO-BBD SINGLE ROOMS — For gentlemen. JHOBART MEAT SUOER AND SCALE Good condition. S15. CaU AKC REGISTERED Golden Collies ROOM. AUTOMATIC HEAT. INQUIRE Atlantlo Highlands. Call after e p.m. Gold Medallion Apartments 4 Clyb _. Excellent condition, call alter 4 ORGAN 871-0771. long coat Chihuahua puppies. 671- 14 HANCOCK ST. 291-2239. 1862. p.m., 741-2890. SIX-PIECE MAPLB BEDROOM SET 2 FREEHOLD — Furnished room. Prl- OF ASBURY PARK HIG-HLANDS — 4^-TOom furnlshBu Ih» mott axelugjv* gard*n apartmanh CONFECTONER? store eoulpmenl Good condition, |50. Five-pleco yellow ADORABLE SIX WEEK OLD house apartment, all utilities supplied, $110-. vat.e entrance, good location. One room Comer of Main St. & Mattlson Ave. broken kittens free to good homes, Counter, candy case, c gar case, grill, chrome dinette Bet, *20. 747-2471. Call 872.0749. efficiency, long, short term. 462-1231. and club In tha Jtreay Shor* area. reetlng card rack, dishes, etc 787- Call 264-3829. THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO CRIB AND MATTRESS — Excellent MONMOUTH BEACH — Three rooms LOVELY STUDIO BEDROOM — Pri- S571 DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA condition, »15. CaU after 6 p.m. ADORABLE PUPPIES -r Four Mali- vate bath, own entrance. No obligation and bath. Entire second floor, of house. On* and fwo-b»droom *psrtm*nt» from SAVE BAVE SAVH 54!-»2«. mutes and four golden. Labrador re- Private entrance. Utilities Included. $85. to see. 671-9293. Call anytime. Open dally 'Ul 9 p.m. Bat. 'to « p.m trievers. , Sams mother. S25. Call 747- 222-2090. Only J14».95-Regular price W^*5 M66 TWO END TABLES — JIO each, cock- 6805. FRONT ROOM — Five windows, two tall table, 110, two lamps, *5 each. closets, running water. Also Btnaller leftover, Btereo-phonograpa. W days Select from our large variety of uie< HORSES BOARDED-Colts Neck arb. RED BANK — Three-room furnlahed organs, all guaranteed and In exce Light wood. Good condition. 787-4434. apartment, conveniently located. $88.50 room. Refrigerator. 20 Waverly PI., Large box stallg, pasture, Jumping la a month, including water. Adults only, 741-2677. approx. & 747-5702. lent condition. Save hundreds ol do ATOC CLBANINO — 101 Hems. Fur duties and trails. Call 462-J485. lars. THE MEISTRICH AGENCY, / 741-5888. TINTON FALLS — Two-room furnished OLD BRASS OAS UOHTS - Burrusne nlture, glass, curtains, etc. Prl. an< Including h*st and all utllitl**. Mon. only. 9 to 3. Priced to sell. T ENGLISH SETTER PUPS — AKC. 8e< RED BANK — Threo-room apartment apartment In private home. All utili- and euotrllled, ready to hapg. BAST For the Piano buyer, we have the en weeks old. Tan and white, blank am ties. Gentleman preferred. Car essen- HOUSE ANTIQUES, Hwy 36 a Sears Conover PI., Mlddletowa private entrance, ccramio tiled bath- largest selection at the lowest prices- white, $50, |T5 and »00. 683-1416. room. Rent Includes heat, water. Call tial. For further Information call 642- • Enloy TIM many advantogn of • Allan stripped «mi tw* Ave., Atlantic Highlands. 291-2147. featuring Kns.be, Mason • Hamlln. SET OF WEIGHTS — 14" bicycle, 4238. Bohmer. Bvertu, Steok, lanssaa, Ham- girl's scuba outfit Call HUNTING COOS — Male and fetnal 747-2304. modem, soft, clean stottrlc heat air censjfloneTs. , $15: Two tele. mond, Hardman and Pianola Plsyera. beagles. AKC, Well broke to trail BEAUTIFUL LARGE ROOM — Con- 264-3026. KEANSBURG — Throo compact rooms • Heat ttMimaataM In EACH ROOM ! 1S8 SchTcaJ 542-493 att.l Many floor models and used pianos. trial 1150 for pair. 741-2845 after 8 pjn on ground floor. Newly decorated. Ex- venient location. • 7» acres planned for your c p.m. DINING ROOM BUT — Hi excelled GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES cellent location. New utilities. Off Can 747-1045. ultimate enjoyment. to provllH YOUR «Mrt») mm Budget terms available on all purcondition. Also T.V. Inquire 122 Hard- Three months old. AKC registered. Ave. Call 787-0S34. SINGLE ROOKS — Clean, comfortable temperotur*. SAWS SHARPENED chases. ing Rd., Red Bank. Four males, two females. Call 741-0204 reasonable. Gentleman preferred. 93 • The most eomulilte and complete It's safer and more efficient to use i Wallace st, 741-5362. Oarage. • Public golf mina n*o*y. •harp saw blade or hand saw. Tes, w RECONDITIONED - GUARANTEED — G.BRMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AK LONG BRANCH poo| and Cabana Club. Including sharpen both. Or select anew blad 775-9300 O..E. electric range, 40" alngle oven, Black and sliver. Good bone Btructu EFFICBNCT ROOM — And bedroom. true Olymplc-ilze pool, kladll • Front Qfid rMr MTTBIMN* from our larg* stock of wood, metal New console piano, S383 $55. Hotpomt. "under counter" dish- and excellent temperament. 946-4382 Reasonable rate. 14 X. Highland Ave., or stonecuttlng blades. washer, $60. Moreau Appliance, 741 RED BANK AREA Atlantic Highland. 291-0599. pool, tennis, badminton, sJiuffle- • Spoclous room*, deluxe MMMM 7698. AKC B3&AGMBS — One male; one txnrd, volley ball and aundeck and bothfoonn. RED BANK LUMBER BURMESE DRUM — Solid brass. Boa female. Also tore* pups. Call 94M564 NEW GAKJSBN APARTMENTS. In glasa case, 30" long "Normandy- UPRIGHT PIANO — Good condition. after 6 p.m. TURiNIBHKD 3W ROOMS $135 Tearl and Wall Rtd Bank 741-550C Can be uaed in bar or on mantle, (100. CaU 4H ROOMS (160 GARAGES FOR RENT SIAMESE KITTENS — 10 weeks ol $•• and judge ttiaia many «up«rlor faatarat for younalf. SAVE SAVB SAVE Three marble-top tables, one. antique 747-2786. UtmJ'RNISHED 354 ROOMS $110 One only black walnut drople&t table. Inlaid, Male and female. Registered. Excel 414 ROOMS $135 GARAGE FOR RENT — On McLaren CaU S2J-1146. " lent pedigree. Seasonable. 542-0960. HEA.T, HOT WATER, St., near Throckmorton St., Red Bank. Only Wlf.00 Regular nrlce 1795.00 19« GAS RANGES COOKING GAS SUPPLIED JIO per month. 747-4932. ' PINE WopK RD., EATONTOWN X,ettover Phllco CoW T.V. One yeai PINING ROOM SET — Reasonable POODLE — Sliver miniature male lm guarantee, parti ani labor _. Four burners; natural gas ranges. «,* year-old, AfloraWe, Loves children, Pi CALL 747-4233 OR 222-6210 OARAGE WANTED — In vicinity of ""•' 'jtruax Place, cefleht condition. 36" wide with auto- Leroy PI,, Bed Bank. Coll DIRECTIONS: Take Parkway Sow WeH from Eolonlwm OKI* M H f47-5702 • Ask lor "Walt ma.tlo pilots, storage compartments, pen. $7B. Call 741-7167. EAST KBAN3BURO — Modern, un- Mlddletown. furnished four bedrooms evnd bMh. CaU 747-9810. Road (last road before Parkway entrance). RlflM *n Hoe* Rood HAMMOND SPINET ORGAN — TenBOY'S BIKE $12. Girls bike $10. Up-ovens and broilers. {20 each. Call 741- FREE — Bight week, old kittens, right vacuum $8.60. 3 tires 7-14 $5 each. S6T2. Call 787-7760. block to Pin* Brook Rood. Turn right to modH. 747-169S Lilt out -carriage Jena loo crush". YARD SALE — Clothing wool, 60' RED BANK — TJireo rooma,, unfur- jtEAL ESTATE FOR SALE BLUB RCA WHIRLPOOL GAB RE13.50. Coffe* grinder, 13.50. 671-0527. wide, (1 yard, none higher. 2. caw OffiRMAN SHEPHERD PUPS nished. Atr conditioned, Privacy. All Model Aiortment eotn Daily, attest WsdMsdey, 11:11 M a Ms. conveniences. Oarngo. $155. 747-3333. [ HOUSES FOR SALE FRWERATOR — Freeier, 16 en It FOR SALE!!I seat rocking chairs, $3 each. Upholster; AKO —$35 automatic ico cube maker, like new, fabric $1.60 yard, none higher. Od( Lakewood MATAWAN BOROUGH — 3Vj and 414 Owner: Olen-Boton, inc. (50. 747-4367. 41-book set, cloth-bound "Yale Edition," and ends. Some clothing. Tliurs, Frl. M1NUTURB FRENCH POODJJM - room air conditioned garden apart- STRATHMORE RESALES complete works of Shakespeare. Oriel Sat, 10 a.m. . 5 p.m., weather perml ments froitt_jJ10 mo. (net rent) for Monaotd by S. Hektmlan t> Cempony, inc. BAVB BAVB SAVB [ nally (60: only $13. Recordlo tape re AKC leglstorod. Call 10 to », T41-887T. Ranches, Capes, Colonials starting In One only ting. 12 Willis PI., Mlddletown. 741-762! Alter 6. 741-3388. Nov. and Deo. ocoupanoy. Prlvato swim the low Wt. Our office located in the corder, (38. Call before 1:30 p.m., 542 club. MARC HAMPTON APTS., Ma- Only 1234.95 Regular price $27B.95 1866 5960. GARAGE SALE — Household Her heart of Strathmore, on Hwy. Si. Call leftover, combination Stereo and AM- Garden eaulpraent. Train Set Odds ani REGISTERED MAUD BEAtJLB tawan Ave., between Ravine Dr. andus whether selling or buying. 7 days, PM. 90 day parts and labor. RELIABLE PARTY WANTED - TO ends. Friday IS to- 5 p.m. Sat. 1Sho0 w prospect Call after 6 p.m., 200. Aberdeen Rd. Telephone 6G6-7019. 24 hr. service, call Bflu-7600 anytime. Ask for "Walt" 747-570 assume weekly payments of (1.50 on 521-O609. APPLBBROOK OF MATAWAN, Real- to 5. 101 West River Rd., Rumson, FIVES-ROOM furnished apartment Oa- tors. three-roora outfit that wag returned to 845-1235. THOROUGHBRED BROWN MARD — rage. Ample heat, hot water. Near bus be soli for unpaid balance of (MS. ELEGANT LUXURY APARTMENTS ON THE OCEAN FRONT PRINCETON KEVfflRB GU1TAK Alt For sale. and train stations, shopping. No pets, INSTRUCTION Includes nlne-pleca contemporary liv- 631-1558 after < p.m. 741-9180. ing room, nine-piece bedroom anl ttv- PL1FIBR — Never used. RCA stereo APARTMENTS pleca klng-tU* dinette. AU acoeiiort. fm/ara record player combination. Cal MALffl OBRMAN 6HBPHBRD — U4 SEA BRIGHT tnoluded. Instant credit FIELD FUR- S42-4SD3. ' YBARS. Silver Up. Train-baa HK towsM 214 rooms tor lent NITURE, 7-U B. Front 8t, Keyport. Companion Rallng. F«mal« puppy. $80. Call 842-3146 LEARN TO DRIVE HAGBTROM II GUITAR — Doubl 741-6J41. • i 264-3020. Open Mon., Thurs. * Frl pickup, hard sbell case. Sllvertone Licanisd qualified Instructors •Ul 9. Tues. <• W*d. 'Ul e. Sat, 'til I MONMOUTH BEACH twin 13 amplltier, piggyback, two chan- BLACK MINIATURE POODLB —81; COMMERCIAL RENTALS waiting TO i*rv» you. TENT TRAILER — IBM ApaolW Bsgl nel), reverb and tremelo, two Jenset weeks old. $36. Call speakers, special design. CaU after 843-2415. r • FR1VATI MARINAI Bleeps six. Burst's caolneis. Oxoellenl DaintABLB tavEn FRONT sutu- TOWN & COUNTRY condition. Call 3644557. p.m. 787-0149. BIRD DOCJS — Bngllsh Pointor. Pa. oh first floor la the Tuller Building • CABANA CLUB! * DRIVING SCHOOL INDIAN CORN — Vory colorful ai* dla bloodlines. Complete trained. Cal Call 747-M4O. LOCKS 30" reel type power mowa 1 •0 Main St. 666-6100 Matawan Call Ideal for Fall decoration. Wholesa 22D-3.TO8. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED — In a • Individual Terraces! and retail. Call S46-4447. ODRMAN SHEPHERD — FEMALE brand new modern office space, well located In the center of Red Bank, oon- • Private Ocean Clubl for adoption. Needs Iota of space. traot uae for further information. THB 946-8336. DOWBTRA AOENCY. 741-8700. Juit ID mlnutei from down- BUD BANK — Central location, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Tillered to suit" office spaoe. oround town Red Bank. Luxurious Hoor. Large parking lot Ideal tor pr» appointments In avary apart- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY APARTMENTS faislonal olflceei, Immsdltte occupan. ey. OHA8 H TINOALL, Realtor. 741. ment. I '/> b»%. Individually A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! 9030. controlled heat and air con- NOW RENTING KXBCUT1VH BU1TE - Comlstlng of ditioning, Teenage recreation 7M sq. ft, Modern ofNct bulUIng next to First Merohants Bank. 20 Reckless room, plut adult party room. I960 Early Winter Pi., Red Bank. Call 747-37SO, between Adding Machines — Typewriters. General Contractors Painting and Decorating i and 8. Occupancy 1500 IQ, FT. LIOHT numifaclurlng 4- & 5-ROOM APTS. ADPINO MACHINES — Typewriters CARPHNTRY—Remodeling, paneling, CARL B. JONES — Painting and loft tar least. Call sold\ rented, repaired. Btrplco'k 101 wallpapering. Fully Insured. For Iran 747-1100 v steps, sidewalks, patios. Reasonable estimates, call 747-3041. Mohmouth fit., Bed Bank, 747-0488. rates. •41-4389, 747-2358. Riverview Towers BU1LDINO FOR BBNT — Largo over- FROM 135 WORKINO MAN'S OONTItAaTOR — head door and office, SOW with spa- Asphalt Paving Alterations. Repairs. Masonry. Small Pearl and Bead Restrlnglng olous lot On Bay Ave,, Highlands. Good Including heat, hot water, Set Verpi th» *owf» jobs, too. 801-8714. for light manufacturer or wnrohnuso or uunimu, ASPHALT PAVINO INC. Bipertly on braldod nylon. 11.50 a 28 Rtverild* Ave., ;»rago. Rent MHO monthly, Call 872-1773 air conditioning and rnort luxurloutand pim> Blacktop driveways and parklni lots. strand. Sterling olnrps from 700. off-itroet parking. Call tor free estlmates.».aH-8MH. Insulation & Siding RDUsalLLSa', M Broad St., Red Rtd Bank, N. J. HHD BANK-2,000 SQ. ft. iround floor. ttgloui aptntmtnb heu Bank, Ideal for sorvloe shop nr light Industry. STUDIO, ONE & TWO INSULATION * BIDINO CORP. — 171 W. Front Bt. 747.3811. convertsKl from oil to Ceramic Tile Contractors Also windows, roofs, (Utters, etc. Plumbing and Heating U BTOJIY LUXURY APT, BUILDIM' HAMILTONIAN ON THE BOAUTirUL BHHOW8BUR! SHOP WITH APAHTMEN1' - 24'xW' BEDROOM APARTMENTS' 10-30 year guarantee. Day or night Poworsd for llB-aao VDH«. Formorly ~ onnAMio Tim 778-8(07. Adam Llnsmayer 391-0303 PLUMBINQ — Heating and bathroom (NAVESINK) niVBR. FEATUIUMQ .., Beautifully furnished ItfbBy wood-worklng and rellnlahlng shop. In Woull you like a modern oorantlo tile remodeling, ^. Shreviabury. After 0, 741-1017. AT MONMOUTH from *140 per month Gas Heat bath or kitchen? All work guaranteed. CORRIGAN'S ,,. Heated swimming pool Free estimates. Call 204-330S. Odd Jobs .,, Sauna tilths KRYPOllT — Business or profesnlons.1 137 Qakland Bt,, Red Bank 747-8708, .,. Marina olfloo, Suitable for acoovmtnnt, nronl- OFF OCEAN AVE., (Inoludlng utilities) TeWm thai InHfattvei In Diamonds Bought or Resryled YARDS, OBLLA1I8, garages, store! .,, Oontral air conditioning tocl, attorney, answorlng sirvico. iictsy cleaned up. Have truck. Fret estl- RooHngt Siding & Insulation .. ,,. H hour doorman strvloe MONMOUTH BEACH thegathertnjmovttodo mates., 741-3149 altor 3 p.m. Ro»« Apts,, CUrk Bt. at nt. 3H. • Mlnutei to Red Bank, end Let us Day the diamonds you don't OMUDN 00. INC. nooftng, siding * ,,,indoor parking garai* Holmdtl, 40 mln. to Newark away with air pollution, wear or 1M us restyla them for you Insulation Installed and guaranteed ... BaloonUs with river view 1»00 IQ. FT. BTORB — In smnll nliop- DIRECTIONS. Ea.it on Rum- personally. Heqsillles'. M Broad SL Painting and Decorating lor io years. 77D-070S, aoi-oaio. pln« font»r on nt. 3«. Mldillotown 'l'wp. • Science Kitchens Sea Vto|rhMMit|w Prsfsrabiy drui store, Oood lcs.se ton Road (County Rt. 520) L II, HILL — Fainter Interior and SIDINO — Alsto, Oupont Tedlar and RENTING OFFICE avalUble for rliht party. Call 787-2043, • Large Rooms & Clottt 5pac» course which unlniitsly graperies extorlor. No Jobs too Itrgo &r tooAtooa. work guarantied. to Ocean Ave., Sea Bright! a Central Air Conditioning small. Very reasonable. Call 338-3407. 36 RIVERSIDE AVE. right (south) to Park Road, will b» followtd by til Upholstering, Draperies, PROWN'S • Individual Temp. Control HOUSES TOR RENT Monmoulh Bench) right to — OMHaMfc • New Funlture, Bedspread!,, -..lOfl AND ajXTBlUOR Pllnt- 13 Broad 8t, lied Bank 741-7800 RED BANK, N. J. • Doorman on Duty Sllpoovsn, )6>ds, Foarp Ttuiibtr...... Also deooiatlng, Our prlosi Are Hamlltonlan at Monmoulh Sea Verge k 1m Nt Custom W mady Mads cheaper Ulan Uicln. Call Itaok Ptlnt- Sewer Cleaning R»NIAUI - SEASONAL — TBARLV e Off Street Parking lm Co, »•«»»• ,„ THE BRITE AGENCY • Apartmenta with TerracH EnurUlnmwt Window Cleaning Hwjr, it Tsonarto 3«i-op DBAUTirUli WATHnFUON ...... ^ pkoMi «*om 385 OCEAN BLVD., WEST END, 10N8 TloksU available tor latest BtMeVi AAA WINDOW OUBANINO way shDWsfiind Major (ports Brents. TION IN OaBANPOIlT — #«(]«| Apt.i I1I-IU0 I414SS6 OOUtUHtOUti AND XNDUaTRIAIi aookat* II desired, BU 176 Monmajth St., tui Bank. Fully ea n&n* liaaeliaae , HeaHearr i monUT W supplied. BOUJE! POt 8ALE $**. n, vm THE PA&Y wxsim BOUSES FOft MIX HOUIEI Ft» IAJUE HOUSE! FOR U3M HOUWi FO* «AIZ HOUSE* FOR SALE HOLMDEL THE BER© AGENCY Urge tfnee-bedroorn ranch, two CuH baths. 14x22 fwnfly room. PJUVATI 6STATK _ RUMSON SHORE ESTATES REALTORS Look-tlirough brick fireplace. Hot water btMboard hate Double car garage. Large fully landscaped lot. Excellent loct m«nt Atta-ohed Iiraji. • Wvsr rifhU. OPEN FOR INSPECTION tion. Priced to sell at $33,900. $16,990 and WDMO SCHANCK AGENCY Older three-bedroom, two-story home. Good location. Large 1% FIVE-BEDROOM COLONIAL Stately Older Home OCATED oa Sllvertltf* Avenue b«- acre lot. Nice trees. Excellent offering at $25,000. ween Rlveredie Drive said Ca.rrls.ie REALTOR louse Lane, little Silver 8 Linden PI. Red Bank SATURDAY AND SUNDAY I P.M. TO 5 P.M. 100 x 100 Lot Large four-bedroom all electric two-story Colonial. Tiwee full ami Builders at Breesy Point 74T-O3SJ Eves: 7JJ-40M Tremendous value, Excellent condition throughout. Ideal for a two half baths. Sun deck over jalousied porch overlooking woodec 7U-120O $56,000 large or growing family. Three huge bedrooms, formal dining ILDSR HOME — In Bellord. Five (More Clusllled Ad* valley. Over three acres of quiet living. Owner anxious to sell. i and bath. Vk% OI mortgme UP room, large "livin g room and kitchen, two full baths, garage, Holmdel Area — Small farm 'with approximately 22 acres be uiumed. Call M2-41T1 alter On The Next Page) anchor fence. Historic four-bedroom Colonial home. Two nice barns. Good run- m. Homes custom built by Vincent J. Russo VETS NO DOWN NON VETS $700 DOWN ning stream. Ideal for horses or an excellent investment. Asking $75,000. ' • HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE On one and I '/j -acre wooded or waterfront lots $22,900 In prestige area off Rumson Rd. and Hance Rd., Rumson Gorgeous Split Level CARL F. ZELLERS, REALTOR 946-4443 DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT Choose from various architectural designs. Colonial, ranch, split Full Basement level — with three, four, fiv« or six bedrooms, or, if you wish,' Brand new listing. Be the first to see this truly lovely home. Four Corner Old Mill Rd. & Rt. 520 Holrade: LENAPE HOMES Plan your own home literally from the ground up bedrooms, l>/4 baths, large living room with L-shaped dining HOUSES FOR SALE area. Modern kitchen with plenty of cabinets. 26' recreation HOUSES FOR SAIJE room. Attached garage. Extras too numerous to list. Call tor Combining harmonious features of one style with another, MIDDI.KTOWN - Riverside Height, COLTS NECK details. INCOME PROPERTY Seven year old, six-room ranch. Oa keeping to architectural compatibilities. NON VETS $1700 DOWN 2 houses on 75rl00. All Sear round llv. rage, laundry room. Water rlghta VETS NO DOWN Ing. Masonry garage, juit built, 18122. 50x150 lot. Owner being transferred Oarage used for outdoor living In sum- Call for appointment, 747-5064. Daily 9 - 9 Saturday and Sunday 10 - 7 mer City water and newera. Three Exclusive Agents 671-1000 bedrooms, bath, kllchen and living Mlddletown room. Nicely landscaped. The other house has one bedroom, kitchen, bath HOUSES FOR SALE STERLING THOMPSON & ASSOC., INC. and living room. AH rnodenv HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE EXTRAS WITH PROPERTY INCLUDE REALTORS wall-to-wall carpet, washing machine, OVER ONE ACRE gas stove, tool shed, plul summer 45 W. River Rd. FAIR HAVEN furniture for garage. WHti five-bedroom, split-level. Located Seeing is believing. In Uncroff. DInmg room, gameroom, New Community A DOLL HOUSE CALL FOB APPOINTMENT. ttiree berths. Fully olr conditioned. RUMSON Keansburg Cellar, Garage. Wooded lot on dead- This charming new listing Is Ideal for end street. tOSOO. 747-0990 RUMSOJ^ the new or retired couple. Snuggled 787r3733 beneath tall shade trees on a beauti- (Brochure on Request) On the southern shore fully landscaped lot A pleasant view Price Is right..Private owner. Marie A. Hofsess OI the Shrewsbury Elver of the gardens Is offered from the SAVE froUleM Hours « marching W Realtor 2644927 screened porch, Large living room, two sending for our trea comprehensive HOUSES FOR SALE New Homes—Exclusive design* bedrooms, garage, hot water heat Yard catalog; modest home.: palatial Rum- Hlllcrwt Rd., Holmdel HOUSES FOR SALE By Foxwood Estates completely fenced. Be the first to In son estates, waterfronts, farms. Mul. Member Multiple Usttno Service spect this cozy new listing. Asking i|pls Llstlngl. Five-Six bedroom Colonial 110,600. t TWO STORIES and RANCHES RUMSON — Choice residential Colts Neck Ready for occupancy HALL BROS., Realtors RAY STILLMAN, Realtor locale. Inviting Colonial. Fire- {62,900 ••Our 49tli Year" Unusual wedding of hornet and choice one-acre lots, surrounded 813 River Rd. 7*1-7686 Fair Haven IMS Hwy. 85 Shrewsbury MMMD and adjacent to larga lake. Two minutes from Lincroft Center. place in living room, dining room, ;OR THE HOUSE GOURMET Located at Tuxedo Road, oft Kumson Member Multiple Listing service HEDGEFIELD Road (Just past Blngham Avenue) DUTCH COLONIAL — Four bedrooms, Finest location. , paneled den, kitchen, three bed- WEST KEANSBURO — Older two- two baths, large living room, dining lUSTIC STYLE COLONIAL — On 114 lamily house. Buy under contract, J50O Wall-to- At Colts Neck Two-story. Four bedroomi, 2'/i baths, large beamed family cres of privacy. Four epacloua bed- Information available—741-1200 room,u*,,,., kitchen, all paneled, rooms, 1>fi baths, basement. down. Asking Jll.OOO. 671-2350. wall carpellng, built-in snack bar, base- room with fireplace, kitchen with bay window. Exterior of 3om» ana 2V, baths. Fireplace in the FOUR-BEDROOM SP1LIT — On 14 acre. board heat, lovely yard with trees Impact and compare Steam oil. Attached one-car ga- nng room surrounded by built-in book- Large living room, dining room, science OLD SHREWSBURY _ Three-bedroom maintenance-free aluminum. Many unusual features, fully air Cape Cod. Big trees and fenced yard. and shrubs. J17.50O. Call cwntr, 787- rage. Formal grounds. Now nelves. Paneled [amlly room and a kitchen, recreation room, XVi • baths. Custom designed, quality priced at $39,400. Jousle enclosed porch. Full basement Two-car garage. Many extras. Vets no Paneled recreation room and large d d vo-car garage and many, many extras. down payment, non-vets $1,500 down. alnlng toom. »22,MO. Call 747-122T. — H1IVT0N PARK. SMALL' construction homes. " $40,900 RUMSON — Quiet living area. (Subject to government regulations). LEONARDO - Rustic typ. cottage ASKING $46,750 Full price $21,800. suitable for retired owner. Grounds 1st. Leo't Parish/ convenient to Lin- Complet* homes from $40,91)0 Interesting ranch. Living room otter privacy. For appointment phone SS SFSTii has fireplace, dining room, kitch- THE PALACE AGENCY, 291-1M4, g p.m. to 10 p.m. crott-Eatontown area. STERLING THOMPSON Directions: Corner Rt. 597 und en, two bedrooms, bath, base- 1635 Rt 35 Mlddletown I Swimming River Rd. West to Lake- CONRAD WISSEL III & ASSOC. 671-3500 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE | side Ave. ment. Hot water baseboard oil (Next to Harmony Bowl) 232-1561 heat. Attached one-car garage. OTPT, 35,, mDDJVETOWN $23,000. MULLANEY REALTY. 671-5151 PHONE P. T. LAHIFF. Large grounds. $29,000. (Adjacent to Cobblestones) RUMSON—Compact six rooms. Half [From Llncrolt Center take Ptiakmx Rd. West to tlrst rl(M turn (Rich- block River Rd.. close to publlo achooH 946-4828 RUMSON — Conveniently situat- Three bedrooms, 1(4 baths, dining dole Rd.) to homes.) • 747-5600 room, hardwood floors. Flrepla.ce, full ed fcompact ranch. Living room, basement. Asking price J18.900. Call large kitchen with dining area, OAUL ANYTIMB 842-1967. NO AGENTS. three bedrooms, one bath. Hot HIGHLANDS — One family. 8 rooms. "ATIi HOMES •— Five-room co-opera- Hi baths, $7,000. Two family. 3 and 3 water gas heat. Oversized de- ve. New oil furnace, automatic hot rooms, $7500. Winter home. Copper rater heater, Fenced-ln yard. $800 tubing. Storm windows. City water and Want To Sell Your tached one-car garage. RAIL own, $89.75 per month Includes all sewers. Very low taxes. Principals. fencing. Deep lot. Reduced to Unties except heat. 542-0966 after 5. 868-3409. Sat, Sun. 315 Bay Ave. $16,700. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE House In A Hurry? PICK A TREE .. . ANY TREE AT DENNIS K. BYRNE REALTOR-TNSUROR 8 West River Road Rumson Phone 842-1150 OAKWOOD PARK MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING 1. GET EXPERT HELP. Only 22 homes will be constructed and we BEACH EXCLUSIVE intend to preserve the natural beauty of,the All modern »pllt level. Thres bedrooms, full dining room. Vh bathSjQarage, heaVily wooded lots. Country-style living in Excellent location. J18,900. $900 down. 2. PRICE IT RIGHT. a quiet community. Immaculate bl-IeveU Tour bedrooms. . Large living room and dining room. Eat-In science kitchen. Two-car garage, Oakwood Park is located on Laonardville tovely :00xUW lot $23,500 with 51,700 and Chapel Hill Rds., Middletown and fea- down. Vets no down. 3. SHOW IT TO BEST tures bi-levels, splits and Colonials with BEACH AGENCY three and four bedrooms from $23,900. BROKER ADVANTAGE. 19* Highway 35 Mlddletown, N. 3 It's another planned community by Open 7 days (4*2-2628 or 671-2727 Eves: Mrs. Anita Lleoerman 671-0892 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! All payments are approximate and «ul STANAT CONSTRUCTION CO. lect to FHA-VA approval. You don't have to retire to enjoy the comfort and 4. DON'T HELP THE For additional information call . . . FIVE-BEDROOM SPLIT charm of this unusual home on a tree-shaded street. WOODED SECLUSION Huge living room. Screened porch. Over sized ga- REALTOR SELL ' First time ottered. Includes center foy- MULLANEY REALTY er, formal dining room, three bath- rage. In tip-top condition. Only $19,500. i rooms, family room and full basement. Fully air conditioned. Oarage. Can 671-5151 assume 121,500 VA mortgage. Offered 804 RIVER RD. 747-4100 FAIR HAVEN at only $32,600. 5. SELL FOR THE TED HALl AGENCY REALTORS 733 River Rd. Fair Haven ALL THE LISTINGS BEST OFFER. 842-4200 FOUR BEDROOMS NEW SHREWSBURY 6. LIST IT WITH A spacious home for 0807 family liv- ing. Ten years old and located In a ILLMENSEE A REALTOR. settled area of well maintained homes. REALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISERS Center hall, Jiving room, dining room, sunny kitchen. Huge family room leads AGENCY SHREWSBURY OFFICE to covered rear patio. Basement, 2% WHO SELLS RED BANK AREA baths. Owner has purchased smaller home around the corner. See tbls com- RT, 34 462-3172 COLTS NECK fortable home today, Asking $27,500. FAMILY SIZE AND COUNTRY STYLE HALL BROS., Realtors Spanking new 4 bedroom, 2'/> bath homes among the trees and across front a hone farm. 113 River Rd. 7W-T686 Fair Haven Oldeit Real Estate Firm in Colts Neck Full basement, recreation room, family kitchen with breekfast area. Pick your own color Member Multiple Listing Service scheme in bathrooms and kitchen while there's still time. Call us today for a good lookl BED BANK — 103 McLaren Street. $30,900. Three bedrooms, 1& batlu, sunporch, When buying or sailing in Cold Neck — For quick results MULTIPLE LISTINGS fireplace. 741-8755. call the Realtor who knows the area. OLD SHREWSBURY APPLBBROOK RANCH — Three bed- rooms, l>/& baths, fireplace, basement. Immaculate 3 bedroom, I'/: bath charmer. Large beautiful family room, living room, dining Almost an acre. A-l. 671-1600. room, modern kitchen; inviting screened porch overlooks attractive rear yard featuring several, i COLTS NECK — Four-bedroom ranch. COLTS NECK OUR LOWEST PRICED NEW HOUSE shada trees. Two car garage. Don't miss this onel $27,900. Immaculate. J35,D[X>. Call owner, 945- i»71 New four-bedroom Colonial, 2H baths. Large living loom, Welt Long Branch — ElMron HAPPY HINT OF INFORMALITY FIVE-ROOM HOUSE — Two bedrooms, fireplace, den; eaWn kitehen, separate dining room, two- — Oaonporl — Oakhurtt — all Improvements, electric Tange, elec- Four bedroom Molmdel home. Kitchen-family room, full basement, 2 Vi baths. "Winter" fire- tric water heater. Newly decorated In- car garage, full cellar. Asking $33,900. Eatontown — Long Brunch — aide and out. Perry St., Keyport, one Vicinity - place — "Summer" central air-conditioning. Asking $40,900. / ' block from Jackson St. Best offer. Call TEICHER EXCLUSIVESI Roy Lambertson, 264-4805. 6&I BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY. N. J. ') COLTS NECK COMPLETELY RESTORED BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL — In Rum- Bon. Consisting ol two 3-room apart- Don't be> milled by fancy words — BUY — SELL — TRADE Open 7 Days ' 741-5212 . Tr*d«.lm ments plus one largo apartment for Three-bedroom, two-story older home. Excellent condition. RENT — FASTER1 Thousands of people have done bud. home and/or Income. Lovely grounds. Exposed beams and fireplace in living room, pegboard Excellent location. Just what you've nets with us sine* 1948 — WHY NOT YOU? wanted. Income pays all. 8*2-1251. floors in dining room, modern kitchen with dinette area. UNION BEACH — Six-room year-round Spacious family room. Wide board floors in bedrooms. De- $21,900 RESTORED EARLY AMERICAN house, 60x100' corner lot, gas heat JUST LISTED I7.M0- Call 264-8954. FLORIDA ROOM tached two-car garage. Mce lot with large shade trees.' OCEANPORT MIDDLETOWN - Acre landscaped $27,500. EATONTOWN Genuinely restored 2-story Early (round. Custom liomc. Paneled knotty Owner |ust spent 12.000 adding beau- American Colonial opprox.145 years ilne country kltcnen. 21' living room, Jlreplace. Two bedrooms, l'A baths ilful "Florida" roam wlm built-in old but In excellent' condition. Wide Full basement. Garage. Immediate oc- bar and gas grill. Now retiring. plank cypress flooring, screened-ln cupancy. 528,000. 671-1511. COLTS NECK EXCELLENT VALUE Corns see- this beoutlful ond clean front porch, warm living room with 3-bedroom ranch with living room, woodbumlng flrcptacef dining room* TERRIFIC BUY — Four-bedroom split Four-bedroom, two-story older home. Good condition. One dining room, kitchen, lull size cer- eat-In kitchen, powder room and three years old. Oversized kitchen, fnm- amic tile bath, i-osr attached ga- den on 1st lloor. 2Vi bedrooms and lly room, basement ond garage. Many acre Jot. Located in $40,000 neighborhood. $28,900. rago/ plus full, dry basement, can- batti on 2nd floor. Wony ottier nice extras Including new wall-to-wall car- vas awnings, aluminum storm and features such as extra storage pet. Immaculate condition dnslds antl screen windows and doors, and room, detaohed wood shed with out. 124,600. Phono 787-0115. separata kitchen In basement. Also electric. Nice deep lot. Reasonable HIDDLBTOWN — Three bedroomn, U4 COLTS NECK FIVE ACRES has enclosed breezeway. City sewer. taxes. Ideal home far Early Amer- /baths. Paneled fcameroom. Den. Patio ican buffs. ASKING $15,900 Built In garage. Landscaped hall acre Three-bedroom Cape Cod with large barns and outbuildings. VETS, NO DOWN netting. Dead end street. Walk to PAYMENT—NON-VET. ACT FAST- shopping center and transportation. Five acres with trees around house. Excellent location. $1,500 DOWN WONT LAST LONSI JJNCROFT — Nine-room split level, $35,000. Sn A-l condition, featuring five bed- rooras anil three baths, mi'2 fnmlly $15,500 room, basement, and garage Park and FAIR HAVEN layground nearby. One-acre plot. OCEANPORT UNBELIEVABLE VALUE! COLTS NECK GOOD POTENTIAL Well*ullt, hollow tile construction, £[any, many extras. Juat listed at Compact, well-built Cope Cod con- S32,»00. STERLING THOMPSON & A8- Three-bedroom older home. Basic condition good, but needs taining living room, dining room, bungalow containing enclosed front 8OC., Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. 747-5000. kitchen with new olectrlc range, 1 porch, living room, bathroom, i Call anytime. plumbing and heating. $12,000. bedroom, den ond bait- on 1st floor. bedrooms, modernized kltdien con- RUMSON CENTER HALL SOUTHERN COLONIAL 2nd floor has 1 bedroom ond half taining bulH-ln gas range and oven, balh. Widow owner. Spotlessly main- lull basement, automatic oil heat. HOUSES FOR SALE tained. N«w heating system, new Nice size lot 100x144. On quiet street. A stately home with five bedrooms, two dens, huge Owners throwing In new air condi- aluminum siding, combination storm family kitchen, large formal dining room, gracious ond screen windows ond doors, car- tioner, carpeting and aluminum peting In living room, dining room storm and screen windows and living room with two-wey fireplace and porch. and den Included. 1-cor detoctied doors plus other nice Items. An garage with tool shed. Nice resi- Ideal retirement home or lor newly Only two years old and situated on I '/i acres weds, dential area. with ... IDEAL FOR ASKINO ONLY NEWLYWEDSI $12,500 RIVEH RIGHTS

CUSTOM BUILT BUILDING LOTS Transferred owner anxious for OCEANPORT—$24,400 "SHREWSBURY SHORES" Rambling ranch opprox. 7 years old. Immedlite sale REALTORS -- INSURORS — APPRAISERS Containing 3 bedrooms, targe living MONMOUTH BEACH MIDDLETOWN OFFICF roam, dining room, loundry room, Lagoon lots — oil Improved — with prices houie at . . . kllchen, lull bath plus powder room. all utilities In ond paid lor — rtody Air conditioners Included. 2 cor at- tached oarage. In excellent condi- to build on — from 18,000 and up, $67,600 FIVE BEDROOM HOME tion. Nice grounds. Also 5 beoutllul residential. 1-lo-nlly Truly an ideal home for a large family. All will enjoy Its spaciousness and many futures. VETS, NO DOWN building lots with all unities In and Living room, formal dining room. Cheery kitchen with fireplace, family room, 3'/i baths, PAYMENT—NON-VET, paid for Including gas, electric, oily basement, two-car garage and patio. Exclusive areal Immediate possession. $39,500. $2,100 DOWN water, curbs ond storm drains. ONLY $4,500 EACH PLANNED FOR FAMILY LIVING 30-yr. mortgage avallabl* Thlt charming home has a spacious living room, dining room, kitchen with dinette area. Four 287 OCEANPORT AVE, OCEANPORT pplebrook Agency bedrooms, paneled family room, I Vi baths, laundry off the kitchen, basement, garage, plus Independent Lilting Brokers many extras. $26,000. SAMUEL 542-3500 112 Ave. of Two Riven RUMSON One el Monmouth County's NEW HOMES (Custom Built) largest nildtnllol real estate broken. Ranches, split levels, bl-levels and colonials built to your Individual needs. Wooded lots available.- Best areas. Priced to .fit your budget. Call NOW for choice lotsl ''Personollied Service" TEICHER Dolly ond Saturday U. 2068 HWY, 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. Closed f undoy. AGENCY Adi apply to qualified Dayi 671-3311 TracU-Ini d EHablinhcd 194S i buyers, warn MUM 0OUSU FOtlALB HOUSE! FOft IALE mourn wmuut HOUfU FOR SALE HOUSES FOR lAtE HOWES FOUAU " WVBTH'JieST NEWI ATLANTIC H1SHUNDS OtDE SHREWSBURY REDDEN AGENCY NEW! NEW! MODEL HOmSAfip "A 1XH Oiitt, imt*Mny vn, BaSt S(S». Uving tom, "'-JTmr dOl ISA i r 41B&| room aatf twtit in *** AT !£"* , fctthi, tn : ye, Vh ijtMt, t s mtnt; two Mfrooms In one, three u Cape Co4rour b«4 ur.erM.xn wliich ovtt* to axreen po IEL.P a»: w a low »rt» rooms .W,4W NAVESiNK >r Ideal out door living. L*.rp« prou«rty listing on roar . Rtiltoff • Insurers .bedroom in the otter; complete HERITAGE HILLS ^ "Unusual Five-Bedroom Home"— wiUi fruit trees. Asking price I2>,SM. ACTKm is our |priv*cy in both. (22,900. IsUOLTOUD RANCH — Three tiedrooffls, Built-in vacuum ..... N».W» Beautiful four-liedroora Caps Cod InCsil 741-&0O (or apiralntment to Imped. vices *r* in Middletown Vint room, 4Wn« room. IWf?- "t "Oorgsous Rumson Culonlsl"— country setting. Large k>t witb vlesty Trads-ia*—so ICunsttr of Ktt Btnk •at&n room,T>Mem«t. Wall-to-wall oi tries. Full Casement, garaje. IM.M0. CURTAIN AGENCY Commerctal lluulpl* Listing lervfc. yive or sta bsoroonu TRIM N'SWIM targeting. Oarage, Xxcellent value. Many mots - In alt areai A Bhrew»hiiry Ave., New Shrewsbury READY FOR 1MMBDLVTB '.•10,900, "We Itave the key" NEW ENGLAND IN NEW JEfc More time for swimming than OOCUPAWCT ' IAR CAFE — Hew eouUueUon. STERLING THOMPSON THE BROOK AGENCY LINCROFT SEY — Barn red Cape Cod 5trimming this three-bedroom Flvs roonu. 111,900 Realtor Attached garage. Bnk Building. Atlantic HlEhlands oung three-bedroom home. Living minutes from Red Bank. Fire- Shrewsbury Rancher, offered at & ASSOC. ioin, rilrifng room area, modern hitch- TWO HOUCDBL — Xn-town four-belroom 29M717 place In living room. Paneled $24,500. It's in .top shape. Many W W. River Rd. i, recreation too in, Ideal location for 30lOOill tM^OO. illdren. Extra added attraction 32' in- dinette, modern kitchen. Three extras, including above-ground 4-BEDROOM FREEHOLD AREA ound »wim»vlriK pool. Chll now. Auk* Listings RUMSON OOLTS NECK — Five Bern ~ three Holmdel, Colls Heck, bedrooms, den and one bath. swim pool. KBAMtBUfttt — Thrte-bedroom cia- WKC Inmlaee In W mlmltns of LIly-Tullp. 741-WM ble house with six rooms, three MULLANEY REALTY llrjlr:f! Midrtletown 1m atlon. BF,ACH bedrooms and a five-room apart- RUMSON A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY 462 • 3535 ,(1EKCY, 194 Hwy. 35, MMiJIetown. NEED VACANT LAND SPACE N'GRACE 671-5151 1(2-2620. ment with two bedroom*. Com- OLD ESTATE AREA tvtl. 0 plufi, reflttlentlfll area oa built In cabinets and bookcases; plc-ing woodland. Many extra luxury ap three baths, a den, central air condl \tiui end street. 1'or inforrnattmi, l Family room with brick wall fire- ;ure pretty kitchen-family room; eoQ< polotrnent*, Immediate occupancy. Wi FOUR BEDROOMS tlonlng, basement, patln and n woodc 201-2100. Alter 5:30, 291-0120. Ask loi place. Formal dining room and /enlent and large laundry room. For- bar* tta« key. Offered at 163,750. Mr. Htckman. THE MEISTRICH mal dining room and gracious living HALL BROS., Realtors $33,500 lot. Asking ttt.&QO. Call right away. living room. Eat-in kitchen. Par- room. Innumerable decorators appoint, HALL BROS., Realtors FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES — menu. Must see to appreciate. *»,*». Corporate owned, Sacrifice price. Llv- Either commercial or residential Call tial basement. Excellent location. AGENCY SIS Rivet ltd. 741-7HM Fair Haven Ing roomm, , formall dloing room, nclence 813 River Rd. 741-16046088 KalKr HaveHav: Member Multiple Lilting Service 1 MULLAMXY REALTY 071-5111. $34,900. Realtor-Injuror APPLEBROOK AGENCY kitkitchenh , 2O (l(amllly room witithh bricbik k Membeb r MultlplMltll o ListinLi g ServicSi e wall fireplace, full fcasement, attached CDLT8 NECK — IS choice ncrfs. NOTICE 244 Broad St Red Bank 1U Av«. of Two Riven Rum* HIGH ON A HILL garage. One aero lot, no traffic street, RED BANK About three acres v/ooiKvl. Stream. AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED: RUMSON ESTATE HOME—New 741-5888 Stt-MOO B«aaUM view, Interior decorator re taxes $566.66. Immediate occupancy. ROO* road front. Suitable estate, invent- AN ORDINANCE K8TABLKHW8 custom built five-bedroom home Member of Multiple itored this lovely old Colonial. 2(f livCall now, we have key, $33,600. The. FIRST TIME OFFERED ment or horse farm. $2700 an acre. SPEED UMITB Off A PORTION Of on % acre plot. Impressive en- 2'A ACRES IN Jnr loom with unusual fireplace, din- MoOOWAN AGENCY, Tlealtors, 258 you two-bath home In t%Call 741-8787. CRAWFORDB CORNER ROAD IW Listing Service room with large window overlook' Newman Springs Rd.,' Red SanX. 7*7- cellent Red Bank location, 21' llvln THE TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL, trance foyer. CheerfuUivingroom, HORSE COUNTRY Inf ahady garden. Delightful master 3000. room with wood burning flretilat- BUILDING I/JT — 120x101). Treci. In COUNTY OP MONMOUTH, BTATBJ bidroom with fireplace plus three other] lovely realdentlal nectloo, S0.600. PAUL Olf NEW JERSEY. (#13-67) formal dining room. Beautifully Center hall, large living room with 'SPACIOUS SPLIT LEVBL: Thli 1B *nbeuhed celling, dining room, eat- bedrooms and two baths. Den, game- kitchen, full basement. VA and V1 BRAOAIi AOKN'CY, 7470221. was presented for introduction and first appointed kitchen. Paneled family fireplace, formal dining room, largi room, (ull attic. Oftlce, utility room and Ideal home for a growing family; large reading on AUK. 21, Il)ti7 by the Town* country style kitchen, four bedroomi paneled den with numerous fanIIMm, terms available. Call now. $1*1,900. Tin ON SHKEWSIitJIty JIIVKR - Eulld- room with fireplace, den or sixth storage on lower level, Xxcellent condi- MCGOWAN AOENCY, Rcaltorn, 25: ship Committee of -the Townimp ot BREEZY POINT and two baths, 30* gameroom, two-ca tion. In fine location. $39,000. McAI.- and bookcases; living room, (lining] nK lot. 100x205. Dnep channel. S11.000 Holmdtl and on Sept. 18, 1M7 was bedroom. 2W baths. Full base- garage. Full Basement. Lovely loca room; dinette area in kltch«n; FOUR Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. 74' PAUL BIuaAR. AOENCY, 717*221. At Little Silver IBTHE AOBKCy, KBAJ.TO1W, 109 E. 3000. finally adopted and approved, ment. Many imaginative features lion. 144.000. MeAUBTSR AQINCY. River ltd., Rumaon. 842-1B94. BEDROOMS, three baths; enclosed HARLBOno — Dutch Lanis Ril. 114 EDWIN UBBBNOW REALTORB, 1O> E. River Sd., Rom. porch, dry basement; and beautifully .creii wooded, Jfl.GOO. Call alter 6 p.m. Mayor Call for appointment. $62,500. son. s(2-l«M. • PANORAMIO VIEW «hrubbed yard with exceptionalljr large NEED FOUR BEDROOMS? play area. Asking (28,000. r weekeniis. 264-6710. Township of Holmdel NEW HOMES Four-bedroom modern ranch with fire We have many good buy» — Nice) Attest: '' Rt, 35, 301 Maple Ave. place overlooking bay, with private located — Near *chooli and transpt BUILDING LOT John p, WadlnEton EDNA M. NEHEH beacn. Coins; at $23,600. APPLEBROOK AGENCY tloti. Prices range from |17,9OO up. Heady to KO — for two-r;unily home— Comer Bergen PI. i Realtors I/ES3 THAN RENT 112 Ave. or Two Rivers Ruraso Chapln Avenue, Hed Bank, Sept. 22 W,M rARMB-HOUliS-INDUiTRIAL IITBI Two-bedroom home near transportation. 842-2900 LAWLEY AGENCY BILVEnMINT RED BANK LOdATBD at Bilverslds Ave., (Near KOLMDXL—COLTS NKCK Better hurry on this one. $8,0(0. 741-1200 •even Brian Rd.) I/HU» Silver. MARLBORO—TOEEHOLO ABBA! QUALITY REALTY ASSOC. LINCROFT Realors. Insurors iRUMSON V/i ACRE WOODED LOT LOTS AND ACREAGE i • 741-1200 Butc.1 Lane Rd., RD 1, Marlboro P.O. Box US, Freehold KT. SS * Bbnestead Ave., Leonardo Cltolce location on high (round, Near (Ne^t to Mermaid Diner) Ftve-bedroom spilt, living room, dining excellent schools. Price S17.&00. Call Evenings and Sunday* BORTJS BBBT BUT — Attractive room, i eat-In kitchen, XT recreation Established 1932 |M2-117« or 812-2070. ter hall ranch borne. Four bedrooms, 462-4151 George A. B&torme, Realtor room, three baths, basement. Fully air- TO SETTLE ESTATE two-tiled baths, living room, dining Hreninfs WHtttt 291-0953 •—29I-097& conditioned, wooded lot, over one acre, 741-6262 HOLMDEL — Nine and one-quarter 741-7480 room,, completely equipped kitchen, Asking $32,600. CJtOWELi, AGENCY, [acres In Holmdel Township. Open COLTS NICK 22x18 family room, lull basement, HOME WITH WOOltE! Substantial r. FAIR HAVEN LANDMARK — Century Realtors, 63 Riverside Av<., T41-4O30, FOUR BEDROOMS ground. «3»,OO0. STANLEY 8TILWELL, ON screened porch. Two-car attached ga- sldenct In A-l condlUotf. Owners six, oM bom* with great charm end ap-evenings 741-3790. Real Estate Broker, Holmdel. 846-83113. rage. Transferred owner asking ta>,- ropra duplex - plus! five-room duplex- pearance* Three .Oedrooma and two HOLMDKL — Eight one-acre wooded HIGHWAY 34 HOUSE FOR 8ALX — To settle estate. DOO. Russell M. BOTUI Realtors, WO Slim a month Immediate : LARGE FAMILY HOME — Five oed- AT $16,900 2>A ACIttS TO Main St. Oc»anport. CaU 6T1Rive- r Rd., Fair Haven. 747-4532, llem nosessioa «n —*•RAR•E ' JN OKIiY tutiHs on second floor. Five rooms and rooma, 2^ batbn. Air conditioned. Full lots for sale in Holmdel Township. lavatory on first floor, Xixcellent situ- 24' living loom -with fireplace, formal STANLEY BTILWELL, Real Enaia Includes modern three-btdrwitl be* Multiple Listing gervlce. STANLBT ation 4UK1 location tor a professional basement One acre. Tall trees. Move- dining room, < large kitchen, two fu"Broker, Holmdel, 846-8383. DOWNS; RBAtTOR, gtoewsbury. 7acloua cen- witith raised hearth h fireplacefil . BtBtuddy or Custom built. Pries $32,500 and up. CHAM/ W. COHEOY, Licensed Real ter ball Colonial. 4 bedrooms, V,i baths. Estate Broker. Mop filed for twenty ; 2-o.cre loll car garage. Pull basement. Many ex< an4 is In superb Condition.. Only (Q2,M0. TV room. Glass enclosed alr-condl- airs lots. City water, sidewalks, . at $6,000 per tot. Will divide. GOIFBRS ATTENTION! — This spa tras. TREMENDOUS VALUE (42.000. RUSSEtL M. BORU8 Realtors, MO Fireplace la living room, formal dln- tloned porch. Modern,, deluxe eat-ls and electricity. Also built aecordu »»..„».. dy «10us older Colonial Is situated smack 8TANLEY: K. EOWNB, REALTOR, River Rd., Fair Haven. 747-4632. Mem. Ingroom, Den plu' s la' w pane'.lel d game kitchen. Separate dining room. 24' llv1 -to rour plans and specifications. Ni to build. JS.SOO. McALlSTER AGENCY, Mint tell IfflRwdlaMlyl In the middle of a top rated goir Shrewsbury. 741-1017. • Multiple lilting, flervlee. room... ., Jtlousle._.. .i. sun porch, at,ttachc4 2 Ing room. Large entrance foyer. Com swamp ltd., Hlver Plaza. Mlddletow [REALTORS, 105 E. River Rd., Rum, course. Acres and acres of beauty all ear garage, iwlmmlng pool with i bath blnatlon storm sash. Attached 747-4385, 342-1100. 22MW1T, son. 812-1894. Call 741-9291. around. The house Is large and com.BELMAR — Sight rooms, two tilt CBs — % acre tree shaded eight- nouses. Stunning, large patio overlook- Almost new at $32,000. B.A. After >ix, 741-0094. Jorteblo and beautifully maintained. baths.- Oil hot water baseboard heat. room, two-bath ranch, Including fou; ing woodland setting. Asking JI7,S>». STRONG AGENCY, Realtor, SS5 Pros- RIVER EI0HT8. UTTLE SILVB- EAST KEA"NSBURO — Three lota on Four bedrooms, (2 mor« If desired) Extra lavatory and tub In basement bedroom*, combination 34' dining arei RUSSELL M. BORU3 Bealtore, rt- bungalow, lurnlshed. Dead-end street U1DDLETOWN TWP. — Commercial Ing room. TV sunroom. Electric rang1e hot water heat Private patio. At powder room' on ground floor. Three Auction •PACIOIIS RANCH HOME - over one- vate beach and platform on the ocean. iroperty along Hwr. 35 or 3S. From I In wttie kitchen. Four bedrooms, I / tached garage. AH tor only (23,809. In bedrooms and tiled bath upstairs. Dry Away from beach. Floor heater, not half acre, well landscaped. Living room The two-story dwelling contains living connected. Only l»,500, CHATEAU .75- ' to 10 acres MULLANEY REAL- 1VX28'. Science kitchen. Breakfar' baths. Basement Two-car garage. Con spectlon by appointment only. E..\ basement. Hot water oil heat. Detached «S11 ' 14.7 ACRES venient location. EXCEPTIONAL Al ARMSTRONG AOENOTT, Realtor, 65 room, with fireplace, dining room, ld'/i two-car earags. $24.COO. JOHN L, MIN-KEAWY, Real EitatJ, 215 Can Ave., room. Throe twin bedrooms, two battii *20.BOO, STANLEY K, DOWNH, REAL x21 gunroom on the river. Three bed- Kcansburg. 767-5881. Game room 17'x22'. Fancied den. Full Prospect Ave, Uttle Bllver. 741-450C UGH AGENCY, Realtor, 35 Rumson INDUSTRIAL TOR, Shrewsbury, 741-1017. rooms plus Ihrso In attlo, IK baths. Ed., Jturruon. 642-3300. «asement. BARGAIN AT *21,SO0. STAN- OLDE SHREWSBURY, ADD PRID_ plus two lavatories. Offered completely LITTLE B1LVEK — Tudor stylo two- BUSINESS PROPERTY LAKEWOOD - ASBURY PARK LEY K. DOWHS, REALTOR. Shrewi A HOME AND 8TKBET WITH OLD OF OWNERSHIP to the- value, beaut: story. Beautiful liome on large treed furnished. $27,500, JOHN L. MINUOH FOUR BEDROOMS — Living room, ;10L Living room with fireplace, dining FLORIDA — Five acres choice busi- FREEHOLD AREA bury. 741-1017. - CHARM. Fair Haven 100-year-old Co and Usability of this Immaculate home. AOBNCY, "Realtor, 35 Itumson VA., dining roomm, eaeat-It n kitchen, paneled ness property in Qolden Gate BBUte* lonlal. Three bedrooms, Vh baths. Ken, Three bedrooms, 1^ baths. Den den, room, large screened porch, four bed- Yallowbroolc • Squanluro Rd. LITTLE SILVER CUSTOM SPLIT — Rumson. 842-3500. denden , Vh bathbathss. PatioPatio. SewersS , AhAshini g tDorna, 214 baths. 139,990. PAUL BRA- near Naples. Below assessed value at Two fireplaces. Screened porch. "Don'' Screened porch. Two-car garage. Flo $20,000$20 . CROWELROWELL AGENCYAGENCY, 63 RiverRi - $11,000. Terms. Private owner. Oall Farmingdala (Howsll Twp.) NJ. Itlveredg* Dr., Four large bedrooms, CLIFFWOOD BEACH Attractive, OAR AGENCY, 74T-0221. 3W baths, eat-la kitchen, two recreation miss It." (21,500. , 90x160. (27,800. side Ave., 741-4030. Evenings. 741-3659. fli-0838. Sals on Premttei rooms, 11 replace, bar, wall-to-wall car. LAWRENCE J. BCHILMNO LAWRENCH J. SCHILUNO well-kept four-room year-round houae LIKE "A PRIVATE PARK — Spacious REALTOR 747-1121 RBALTOR 747-4121 on nicely landscaped 50x100 plot. Good LINCROFT. Five-bedroom, three-bath, FAIR HAVEN — 183' on Kiver Rd. petlnfc. % acre lot Access to marina. transportation, shopping. S6S-4985. split-level. Gsine room. Fully alr^ooll- two-year-old split level on natural plus house, heart of town. Ideal cor- 2 P.M. (dst) CaU owner 741-8716. 539,600. • wTflowbr. & Parker Ave., Lima alive: WuioWpr". A Parker Ave,, tittle Bllve; tloned. Wooded lot $32,500. wooded lot. Three good siza. bedrooms, 1% deluxe baths. so> Uvlni rcrrt, 21' ner location, next to chopping center. WED., OCT. 11 '-' LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING ' Will divide. 842-1251^ By CHARLES M. SCUULZ RBALTOR kitchen-dining room combination. Brick WBJL BE BOLD TO THB HWHMT PEANUTS Willow Dr. b Parker Ave., Little Silver fireplace in family room. Attached ea- BIDDER BEOABDUSM OF irage. Deep easement. Price (24,500. FRtOE! Choice aevelopraent ftere- RMER RIGHTS — Colonlu split level Quiet street, but conveniently located. REAL ESTATE WANTED age in a progressive industrial Sreal In mint condition. Four bedrooms, 1>A Call now for appointment. B.A. ARM- OPEN LISTINGS Tha site ouers 705 feet road front- UBLL.I JUSTUANTEPTOSOOT bathn, paneled family room, fireplace. STBONO AGINCY, Realtor, SS5 pros- Independent broker desires open list- age, on an excellent black-top road 0F,<,5WTrlATI - Basement Trees. Top buy at «M,90O. pect Ave., Llttlo Buyer. 7U-*W>. ings on residential properties, Middle- plus creek frontage at Tear vrop.

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HI and LOIS By MORT WALKER and DIK BROWNE 1 By PARKER and HART THE WIZARD OF ID THEN I'M SURE KNOWS •~H. I TO GET PRESSED H0WT0WA5TE MAN, IT'S HOT/ \ V. IN SOME COOL TIME THEFIR5TTHIN6 \ /^-^ CLOTHES / wjftL, Jl ?O / i j, Sept 22, 1967 TBEGISTI Entry Workshop Set '. NEW SHREWSBURY - The I College Admission Worfc- , program for Juniors, seniors and their parents, will fee held in the Monmouth Region- tl High School Monday at 8:15 p.m. in the multi-purpose room. Participating in the program trill be. Miss Marjorie Darling, director of admissions, Beaver College, Glenside, Pa.; Miss Mary Rose McWiUiams, director Of admissions and financial aid Officer, Cedar Cres't College, Al- lentown, Pa.; Dr. George G. King, director of admissions, Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, N.J.j and Samuel R. Kilpatrick, director of admissions Mid registrar, Moravian College, Bethlehem, Pa. At the session, actual college transcripts will be reviewed and parents will be given the op- portunity to participate in college x admission or rejection discus- gjons involving hypothetical oases. The guest speakers will advise listeners about college admis eions. Stuart Carver, the school's •jirector of pupil personal ser vices said this is an opportunity to experience college admissions at first hand. • LEGAL NOTICE-^ "" NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT Notice to Creditors to Present Claims Against Estate ESTATE OP AMELIA HOWE ORANT, DECEASED ; Pursuant to the order ot DONALD jr. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the County of Monmouth, this day made, eh the application ot the undersigned, The Monmouth County National Bank, Red Bank, Sole Executor of the es- tate ot the said Amelia Howe Grant, iaceased, notice Is hereby given to the Creditors of said deceased to present to the said Sole Executor their claims under oath within six months from this date. Dated: August 29, 1967 THE MONMOUTH COUNTY NATIONAL BANE, RED BANK , (By: ROOER J. FITZSCMMONS, Trust Officer) 303 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Burton T. Doremus, Esq. 16 Mechanic Street, Red Bank, N. J. Attorney •ept 1, 8, 15, 22 $3036 "r~ NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT . Notice to Creditors to Present Claims Against Estate • ESTATE OF JOHN OLSEN, DE- CEASED Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. CUNHmcUtAM, Surrogate of tha County ot Monmouth, this day made, en the application of the undersigned, Janet olsen. Sole Executrix of the,es- tate of the said John Olsen, deceased, notice Is hereby given to the creditors or said deceased, to present to the said Sole Executrix tnelrclslms under oath within six months trom this date. DMed: August 23, 1967 : JANET OLSEN, 89 Lynneourt, Belford, N. J. . - Sole Executrix Francis R. Meoulgan, Esq.. 12 LeonardvUle Road, New Monmouth, N. J. Attorney •ept. 1, 8. 18, 22 t28.68 NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT Kotlee to Creditors to Present Claims Against Estate ESTATE Olr MINNIE HADDEN, DE- CEASED Pursuant to the order of DONALD I. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coun- ty of Monmouth, this day made, on the application of the undersigned, Er- nest D. Hidden, Bole Executor of the estate of the said Minnie Hadden de- ceased, notice is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to present to the said Sole Executor their claims under oath within six months Iram this date. Dated: August 28th, 1967 ERNEST D. HADDEN 4105 94th Street Elmtmrst, Long Island, New York Sole Executor Messrs Beekman ft Porter Ten Broad Street Red Bank, New. Jersey Attorneys Bejt, L 8, 15, 22 B7.60 : • NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT Notice to Creditors to Present Claims Against Estate ESTATE OF ANN HARQAN, DE- CEASED Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the County of Monmouth, this day made, on the application ot the undersigned, Diane E. Lenartowlcz and Theodore Schloesser, Executors of the estate of the said Ann Hargan, deceased, no- tice is hereby given to the creditors ot said deceased to present to the said Executors their claims under oath within six months from this date. Dated: September 8. 1967 DIANE E. LENARTOWICZ, 101 Horseshoe Way, Uncroft, N. 3. THEODORE SCHLOBSSER, 1500 Garden Drive, Apartment 6 . Oakhurst, New Jersey. Executors Wflllam P. Klrkpatrlck, ESQ. 120 East River Road, ?-**!*&»* Rumson, New Jersey. Attorney •ept 15, 22, 29, Oct. « 131.28 NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT Notice to Creditors to Present Claims Against Estate ESTATE: OF EDNA ABKAMS, DE- CEASED; Pursuant to the order of DONALD 3. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the County of Monmouth, this day made, on the application of the undersigned, Elsie Gaudreau, Sole Executrix of the estate of the said Edna Abrams de- ceased, notice Is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to present to the said Bole Executrix their claims under oath within six montlis from this date. Dated: September 6th, 1967 ELSIE OAUDREAU 405 Lakewood Road Neptune, New Jersey Sole Executrix •ept 8, IB, 22, 29 123.00 " ' NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT Notice to Creditors to Present Claims Against Estate ESTATE or LOUISE MANSMANN, DECEASED. Pursuant to the order ot DONALD X CUNNINGHAM, Burrogate of the County of Monmouth this day made, on the application of the undersigned, Anna Margaret Kaufman, Sole Execu- trix of tlio estate of the said Louise Mansmann deceased, notice Is hereby given to Iho creditors of said deceased to present to the said Sole Executrix their claims under oath within six months from tills date. Datoil: September Bth, 1987 ANNA MARGARET KAUFMAN IBS Cambridge Avenue Jersey city, New Jersey Sola Executrix Mums. Hlrschbsrg, Nashel, Zorn & Cronson 41S 60th Street : West New York, Now Jersey Attorneys •«Pt. 8, in, a?, 29 J27.M ~ ' "NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY BUBllUOATE'g COURT notlm ot: Creditors lo Present Against Estate

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