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SEE STORY BELOW Weather HOME - M«<}y Wnny MHI mild tod»y, fcl|h 7M0. Fair tonight, low around M. Fair, mild again to- Bed Bonk, Freehold morrow, high 7M0. Outlook Son- Long Branch FINAL day, fair with little temperature 7 change. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 89 DIAL 741-0010
VOL. 90, NO. 57 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,1967 10c PER COPY PAGE ONE By Red Bank Council, Employees CLEO Members Pay Accord Is Reached Will Stay: Priest By ELINOR MULTER He said that he will continue to cele- Samuel Scalzo, president of the attorney'Stanley Cohen of Long tive to association requests. :ent the second and 3 per cen FREEHOLD — Rev. George. J. Hafner brate mass in the informal manner which By WILLIAM L. HAGEMAN does not expect the members of his ex- RED BANK — Borough Coun- association, called it a fair deal. Branch, at the same time it was It is weighted to give the lower ;he third. has characterized CLEO meetings, despite perimental pariBh to defect despite the the fact that the Bishop barred him from cil and the Municipal Employees The employees didn't get every- circulating a petition to place a end of the pay scale the higher An 11 per cent hike for $5,40C 15 per cent across-the-board In- benefits. danger that they will be excommunicated doing so. Mass is said in homes, all prayers Association have reached agree- thing they wanted, he said, but per year employees, payable from the Catholic Church by Bishop George the package fits council's budget crease on the ballot. "We asked them for more for are improvised and he does not wear vest' ment on the issue of pay raises per cent each of the first twi W. Ahr. ments, Father Hafner explained. tor about 100 borough workers. and the association is happy with The referendum bid will be the little man, and they went years and 3 per cent the thin along with it," Mr. Scalzo said, At a press conference at the American "I have a feeling of sadness about all They will meet tomorrow, and it. dropped if the association tomor- year. Hotel, here, yesterday, the former assistant are expected to commit them- Compromise Sought row passes a resolution binding The increases look like this: this which has come about and it didn't A 10V£ per cent hike for em- pastor of St. James Church, Jamesburg, ex- have to" Father Hafner commented. He selves to a three - year package The association, which is new itself to the three-year plan. A 12 per cent hike for employ- ployees in the $5,50O-$5,60O brack- plained that he and the 26 members of the The plan was offered by coun- ees making under $5,301, payable said that CLEO had been willing to settle of increases averaging 11 per this year, has been negotiating a ket, payable 4 per cent tha first - Christian Layman's Experimental Organiza- for "half a loaf." They had only asked compromise solution through its cil Monday night as an alterna- 5 per cent the first year, 4 per cent. year, y/2 percent the second an tion (CLEO) had done "a great-deal of Bishop Ahr for permission to operate as an 3 per cent the third. ' wrestling with this thing" before deciding to experimental parish. A 10 per cent hike for employ- make their activities public. Some mem- bers dropped from the group when the de- "We realize that the bishop can not ees in the $5,85O-$7,000 bracket, approve a change in the liturgy," he laid, payable 4 per cent the first yeai cision "to «8rface'' was made, Father Haf- ner said. adding that CLEO had petitioned the bish- Safety Barrier Ruled Out and 3 per cent the second an op's Commission on the liturgy' two months third years. At a meeting in Trenton, Wednesday, ago. In their response, the National Confer-., Bishob Ahr refused to meet with any of the ence of Bishops indicated that the liturgical And a 9 per cent hike f o r em lay members of CLEO which he ordered ployees in the J7,200-$7,450 brack changes sought by CLEO will probably disbanded. Father Hafner was ordered to come about in the future, he said. . it, payable 3 per cent a yea: return to St. James parish, from which he For Runways at Airport for three years. had resigned. Bishop Ahr gave the group Father Hafner said that Bishop Ahr never Mayor John P. Arnone sail 30 days in which to consider his orders. really answered his request for permission NEW SHREWSBURY - Only ome L. Reed, borough adminis- their density, they become the na- heir avenue end. The slope will council wants the association tc for the experimental parish. be covered with shrubs, and there The CLEO members, scattewd^n Mid- the extension of Red Bank Air- trator. tural habitat of birds as well as commit itself by resolution, anc "He said that some people would be up- would be a two-foot wood piling dlesex, Monmouth and Ocean counties. Will port's runway, it seems, could other wild life, which also are then it will resolve to introduce sets Then he took down the book of Canon' Dirt barriers are prone to hard- barrier at their highest point. get together soon to decide on their course furnish an effective safety bar- hazardous to low flying aircraft. the necessary ordinance, effec- of action. Father Hafner said that at one law and began to read it to me. That's no, en making their effectiveness as To Study One Plan Mr. Schaer maintained that rier against aircraft rolling off a cushion non existent, the reply tive Jan. 1, as soon as it can point they considered an appeal to the Pope, answer," he commented: : On the recommendation of such a barrier would be able to onto Shrewsbury and Hance noted. Wood chips, another sug- be prepared. but this would take years. (See CLEO, Pg. 3, Col. 7j / Francis L. Cooper, council stop an aircraft, rolling to a stop Aves. v gestion, were said to be prone to Precludes Referendum accepted for further considera- after a landing. Wood piling, And this solution, is not at all deteriorate, so they were ruled The compromise precludes tion a proposal from Ulrich H. earth fill and planting for the practical, officials here contend, out. Wooden or steel pole bar- repeat of a 1965 referendum Schaer of 31 Cloverdale Cir. con- barriers would cost the borough A letter replying to Borough riers only tend to increase haz- which police, who are not mem cerning construction of a safety some $13,500, it was estimated. Council's questions about such ards to aircraft, passengers and bers of the association, got a K barrier. Road Project Delayed barriers was received from the crew, although they definitely per cent across-the-board pay in- Federal Aviation Authority's de- would stop an aircraft, it was The Schaer plan proposes two Council postponed acceptance crease. earth inclines at the two ends of Crack U.S. Force partment of transportation. It said. of bids for the reconstruction of Council was bound by the rel rulled out the effectiveness of the runway. They would be 20 Hope Rd. One bid submitted, erendum, but promptly froze pc various types of barriers. The let- The suggestion of shrubs also feet deep, rising from runway lev- was opened at the stipulated time lice wages by another, ordinanci ter was read to council by Jer- was ruled out because, due to el to a height of six feet at of 8 p.m. Before consideration Mr. Cohen advised the associi could proceed, however, it was tion this week that it was n Middletown System Appreciated discovered that several other too late to have its 15 per cen Hits Beach, Foe bidders had presented them- increase placed on the Nove'm selves, in the Borough Hall — as ber ballot, despite a report to the SAIGON (AP) - A crack tillery and mortar duels spanned the same area only two days be- advertised — instead of in the contrary in a county newspaper American Army combat team the demilitarized zone and high- fore. That outfit'had gone into Sycamore School; where the The report said the deadlin stormed ashore from river gun- flying B52 bombers drubbed sus- battle with new green fatigue*. Radar Net Works Out meeting was held. for filing a ballot question Is no\ boats today flushed out 500 hard- pected Red staging areas with and jaunty red scarvei, Indicat- Council unanimously resolved 60 "days- before the vote, bi core guerrillas in the muddy Me- tons of bombs. ing its «llte status. cate the people, primarily." • By NANCY J. kUBINSKI the first-time Wednesday night to postpone acceptance of bids council agreed to put the assi kong delta and locked with them With heavy weather again lim- "Our basic aim is to cut speed- MIDDLETOWN - Police here in various; locations, throughout Until the regular October session, ciation's pay raise to a publi in a bloody battle. iting .missions over North Viet- The battle tdtodayy brokrkee outut; the township. Tickets, were is- ing through education rather are optimistic about the results even though this might jeopar- vote if its petition were subm Initial reports told of continu- nam, U. S. fighter-bombers also shortly after dawn as a' battalion sued to 19 drivers. • than issuing summons," he ex- of a new speed enforcing radar dize some of the road work due ted within the old 40-day deai ing fighting in the'rainswept pad-. concentrated on the DMZ battle- of the U.S. 9th Infantry Division plained. system after a trial run of one Chief McCarthy said the new to weather. line, Mr. Cohen said. dyfields' 45 miles southwest of front where all signs point to disembarked from gunboats that night. Chief McCarthy said the novel pushed up the Rach Ba river, system was an "attempt to edu- An amendment to the police or- It had been estimated that th Saigon. a powerful Red buildup. Chief Joseph M. McCarthy an- approach has been successfully dinance was unanimously adopt- 15 per cent hike would have co The eruption of fighting in the The guerrilla battalion caught which flows sluggishly into the Mekong. nounced the new concept in tried in Maine, but knows of no ed after a public hearing. It con- $100,000, but it would have been delta paralleled continued heavy in the Mekong delta was a com- other area in New Jersey em- cpeed detection yesterday, <5om- cerns inclusion of police depart- spread over the three-year pe- Communist .pressure along South panion unit to the hard-core 514th As the infantrymen hit the ploving the method. menting that it had already re- ment personnel under leave reg- riod. Vietnam's northern rim where ar- 3attalion which;lost 134 dead in beach they were struck by fire ceived favorable response, even The name Speed Safety Edu- ulations pertaining to the bor- from machine guns and recoil- from those ticketed. cation has been given to the pro- ough's municipal employees. ess rifles. The Navy gunboats The new approach is a clearly- gram. HUtbrunner Resigns opened up with cannon and mor- marked patrol car. It has the The roving radar car will be Council accepted the resigna- ar fire. words "Police Radar" on the deployed at all houwof the day Neighborhood Facilities Study tion of Ernest Hiltbrunner from truck, the sides bear the words, and night and will be used *n a the post of chairman of the Lo- A second American battalion "Middletown Township Police — stationary position or moving. cal Board of Assistance and re- moved up in support and a third Division of Traffic Safety." Publicizing Locations . solved to present Mr. Hiltbrun- battalion swept into blocking Chief McCarthy said the idea "The locations of the car will ner with a scroll for outstanding Unit Pushes Red Bank Survey positions just to the north, put- be publicized via; radio and the ing some 2,000 Americans on Is being tried out because of work on that body. RED BANK — At its first meeting last criticism of the secret radar sys- press a week in advance o{ each scheduled, hopefully within a month, to deter- the battlefield. It was resolved to contact Colts night, the Red Bank Neighborhood Facilities mine the desires of the residents, Mr. tem formerly used. operation," Chief McCarthy said. Neck Township in connection Jet planes from bases barely VNo one will be able to complain Study Committee split itself into three sub- Labrecque said. These subcommittees were "People were critical of the with hazards created by irre- 10 minutes away began to rake if they are ticketed with advance committees that will be surveying the bor- named: ' unannounced radar traps and all sponsible horseback riders on ough in the next three weeks. the guerrilla battalion with • said motorists should be warned warning," he added. Riverdale Ave. The horses, i Mrs. Janna Bybokas, Edmund Hanlon and of an impending trap," he said. The chief said the program ad- The new group was appointed by Mayor bombs and rockets, churning the was noted, have been brought in John J. Golden to check present facilities, delta mud and ripping apart the "We already have received mittedly is experimental and John P. Arnone to make a oheck of the bor- their condition, the frequency of their use from outside the borough and al- ough's recreational facilities and needs, pres- bamboo stands where the Reds several calls complimenting us cannot be termed successful af- legedly have caysed considerable and the possibility of expanding them. on the marked car. The Auto- ter such a short trial, period. ent and future. It may have a recommenda- sought cover. damage to private property here. tion about a community center, which has Curtis Q. Murphy, A. Henry Alvarez and mobile Association of America But he indicated that should the Robert D. Scott to check existing facilities The infantry operation was a Council said further that the been requested by Westside residents. sample of the new delta tactic Is happy to see the new approach one car, attached to the traffic horses constitute a hazard due to not being used, possible uses for them, and too," he added. Its chairman, Councilman Theodore J. called riverine warfare in which division work out, more may bo the irresponsible way in which the chances of acquisition. The marked car was used for Chief Joseph M. McCarthy added later. Labrecque Jr., said the subcommittees will quick-striking forces move by riders handle them. try to complete their investigations by Oct. 5. Roy Cotton, Cyrus I. Kneoht Jr. and Mrs. shallow-draft gunboats from Na- With Herbert L. Willett 3d, ob If the necessary information is in by that Edna West to' check facilities, such as the vy barracks ships moved closa jecting, council appointed Ed time, neighborhood public hearings will be new YMCA, anticipated for future use. nshore. mond J. Norris as its representa- Girl, 18, Certified by Conrad tive on the Neptune Area Sew- age Study Committee. He wil MPSCC to Show Proposals to Public participate in discussions with Whitewash the municipalities involved for As Winner in District Election preparation of a sewage study re Is Charged By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON nent registration and superinten- man and to vote for county of- port. This move, council stressed Aldene, Depot Plans Revised MIDDLETOWN-For better or dent of elections. Mr. Himelman ficers. ' . in no way binds the borough to LITTLE SILVER-Revised Al- station, Mr. Roemer said he ex- worse, youth has triumphed. also;is the Democratic chairman Since no contest is anticipated the expenditure of any funds. schedule changes to work out By Albanese dene Plan schedules and revised the "rough spots" in the plan. pected plan revisions to cover in Middletown township. this year for either election of A one minute period of silence TRENTON (AP) — Assembly* Middletown Township Clerk at the start of the meeting was plans for the proposed White Rd. Mr. Roemer said he had not traffic around the station, and Thomas T. Conrad said today Though the two county officials the township chairman or the man Vito A. Albanese, smarting county officers, Miss Durnien's dedicated to the memory of the railroad station will be shown seen them yet, but was told no not the station itself. he has certified the election of expressed uncertainty on Miss Oct. 3 at a public meeting of the from a harsh rebuke by his col* status probably will go unchal late Mrs. Geraldine Thompson major changes are anticipated. The state proposes to eliminate leagues, claims a special legis- 18-year-old Mary Jo Durnien, 7 Durnien's qualifications, both Municipal Public Service Coor- Mr. Day will have the proposed Red Bank and Little Silver sta- agreed that the decision of cer- lenged. as "a fine and grand lady who lative investigating committee Columbia/Way, as a Democratic dinating Committee. schedules when he comes to Lit- tions after building the park and tification rested with Mr. Conrad The girl decided to enter the has done a great deal for Mon- cynically whitewashed his charge committeewoman in the 17th dis- mouth County." The motion was tle Silver, he said. ride facility on the Little Silver- trict. and that anyone who disagreed race just three days before the August E. Roemer, chairman that he was offered a bribe to (See GIRL, Pg. 2, Col. 6) made by Mr. Cooper. of the nine-town organization, With regard to the White Rd. Shrewsbury border. shelve his controversial Teter- Miss Durnien won the office by would have to appeal to the courts from there. said the meeting will take the boro bill. virtue of 13 write-in-votes at place of one that had been ten- Tuesday's primary election. But The principal responsibility of The bipartisan committee yea* tatively set for Sept, 27 for the terday issued a 52-page report because she Is too young to vote, committee members—there is a airing of commuter, problems. officers in her own party had man and a woman in each elec- Road Toll Increase Senate .Okays Flood that contained sharp criticism of questioned whether she would tion district in each party—is to It will be at 8:30 p.m. in Little Albanese and dismissed his brlbs qualify to accept the office. elect the municipal party chair Silver Borough Hall, and will be charges as groundless. ' open to the public. Mr. Conrad said he saw no le- The Bergen County Democrat Called 'a Disaster' Officials to Appear Insurance Support gal obstacles and that if there characterized the report as "a were any the Democrats could LONG BRANCH — "It's really there fast." He pointed out that In attendance will be Robert WASHINGTON (AP) - A pro- Government aid would be coat of white on the manure pile, 1 A. Day, assistant director of; fight them out themselves. a disaster,' Elmer J. Noll of statewide, the traffic toll has de- gram of government-subsidized limited initially to $2.5 billion with the stench still there." H« railroad transportation In the •Well Qualified' Fair Haven, chairman of the creased from 753 at this time last insurance for property owners in worth of insurance of home prop- said the committee "cynically'' state Transportation Department, erties, with a maximum protec- "She appears to be well quali- Monmouth County Traffic Safety year to 740 now. Monmouth Coun- flood-prone areas was approved rejected his claims without giv- Committee, said at yesterday's ty, he said, Is fourth highest two of his associates from the by the Senate yesterday by voice tion of $15,000 on a dwelling ing them serious consideration. fied on an intellectual level to department, and representatives unit, or $30,000 on a structure, exercise the duties of the office luncheon meeting in West End among the 21 counties in fatal vote. The committee said "no u*e» Manor. itics this year. of the Pennsylvania Railroad and and she obviously has the neces- the Central Railroad of New Jer- The mensure, sponsored by 30 (See FLOOD, Pg. 3, Col, 3) (See ALBANESE, Pg. 3, Col, Z) sary Interest," said Mr. Con- Mr. Noll was referring to the teeners' Chase Cited sey. senators, proposes a joint ven- rad. latest report on traffic fatalities Perhaps saddest of all, Mr. Noy ture by private insurance com- "If the Democrats want to In Monmouth County. As of mid- went on, Is the fact that the Mr. Roemor said hc^hoped for panies and tho federal govern- keep her out of the job, they night Wednesday, 51 persons had county's last five fatalities have a significant turnout. ment. Today's Index have the opportunity to ask for been killed on the county's roads been teenagers, all killed during "If commuters have complaints It would permit the govern- an opinion from the courts." — a rise of 16 per.cent ovor last the hours of darkness and most about the Aldcne Plan, they ment to pay part of the cost for Page Earlier Stanley Davis, Mon- year's toll of 44 at this time. In single-car accidents. Nine ot should voice thorn that night. premiums for policy holders in Allen-Scott .-. 8 Home and Gardto ,.....,... Henry Ney, county traffic en- the total number of fatalities to If they don't come', we'll assume some 40 ureas of the nation motith County elections clork, Amusements 10, 11 Stock Market »• had said he didn't think Miss gineer, referred to the report as date,, ho added, were teenagers there are no complaints," he which have been subject to flood Hal Boyle • "one list we don't like to get to Blrlhi 2 Durnien qualified to accept the being chasod at high speed by said. damage. Obituaries I ft 4 the top of — yet we're getting police. Jim Bishop , 8 office. Tho Aldene Plan, which fun- The Department of Housing and Sylvia Porter „ „ I' He shared a doubt raised Friday Special Twenty-throe of the dead were nels Central passenger trains in- Urban Development would oper- Bridge 11 Rtllgloui Service ft, 39 election night by William Him- Baked fillet of flounder in driven; 17 were their passen- to Newark and eliminates Its ate the program with authority Classified 14-11 Sporta „...— ..„ ...», 19: elman, county clerk ot perma- creole sauce, corn on the cob, gers; and 11 were pedestrians ferries and terminal at Jersey to borrow $500 million from the Comlci II BucKMful Investing Leon'i Beauty Salon potato, salad $1.95. The Betsy Mr, Ney said. Thirty-five were City, was implemented April 30. Treasury lo help pay the pre- Crouword Puule It, 11 TaUvlilon mium subsidies and meet any Edltorlula WouMt't N»W» Shampoo and lot, $2,75. Four ROM ResUurunt, Hwy. 35, Shrews- male, 16 were female. The Transportation 'Depart- ment haa been working on some catastrophic losses. Herblock Movi* Tltttatabl* operator* 741-6150. (Adv.) Mary Id DurnlM bury. (Adv.) (See TOLL, Pg. 3, fol. 1) Sept. J 5, 19*7
r Marlboro Business *fei'' JW <•••• '• •_.*; f T- Lifted, Man Births Also Fined Aide to Be IS tuned RED BANK — James R. Mat- MARLBORO — Mayor Walter site for a new Township Ha I thews, 47 Priscilla Dr., Lincroft, C. Grubb Jr. announced at last The property ia on Rt. 79 an MONMOUTH MEDICAL last night was fined $205 and night's council meeting that the Wyncrest Rd. Long Branch lost his license for six months post of township business ad- In other business council aj Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNalr for reckless driving. He had been ministrator will probably proved a capital budget of $ X EU«n Malohe), 60 Crest- charged by Patrolman Joseph Hired this weekend. 670,000, and noted the acqulsluo, ,vlew Dr., Middletown, son, yes- Calver With driving at excessive He asked council to continue by the Public Safety Departimer terday. speeds under foggy conditions. the meeting tojMonday night at of a new radar speed control d . ' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller (nee Donald Martin, 267 Leighton which time he expects to be able vice. Dorothy Erhard),.326 Third St., Ave., was fined $105 for leaving to announce the name of the new Eatontown, daughter yesterday. the scene of an accident. official who will take over the I Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Nepper After trials, Magistrate Francis position now held by Sidney (nee Joyce Johnson), 580 Thomp- X. Kennelly found two other Young. Mr. Young's resignation 5 Penalized 7.0* >son Ave., East Keansburg, son, drivers innocent of the same becomes effective on Oct, 1. .yesterday. charges: Edward E. Siefried, 9 The public session of the coim In Court In •: Mr.'and Mrs. Alfred Guidetti Alden Ten, Little Silver, of reck- cil meeting also was postpone less driving, and Harry Beverly, {nee Gloria Cosentino), 819 until Monday night, and some 2! .Broadway, West Long Branch, 18 Hartshorne La., Rumson, of Spec. 4 Frank S. Romeo Middletown leaving the scene of an accident. residents who attended last ^daughter, yesterday. night's meeting had to leav< MIDDLETOWN — Williar Ward A charge that Ralph Weseman, Mr, and Mrs. Bernard without saying a word. Gray of Mercer Ave., Port Mo« (nee Linda Roder), 58 Church St., 70 Poricy La., Middletown, re- In Combat mouth, was sentenced to 60 day Fair Haven, son, yesterday. fused to take a breath test was It was a rare-Thursday nigh in the county jail by magistrat amended to charge ^him with SHREWSBURY—Spec. 4 Frank of quiet in the Central School Seymour R. Kleinberg yesterdaj RIVERVIEW driving while intoxicated, and S, Romeo of the Marine Corps is here, and some of the silenced on a charge of malicious mis Red Bank that case was postponed two serving with Landing Zone Uplift spectators wore disgruntled chief, Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips weeks. in South Vietnam, with B Detach- faces. In other court cases, Anthron (nee Cynthia Palmer), 68 Bel- K. H. Borden, 56 Woodside ment, 27th Maintenance, First John A. Dressier, who Is cur- L. Green, 30 Pear St., New *haw Ave., Shrewsbury Town- Dr., Middletown, Was fined $15 Air Cavalry Division. He former- rently fucding with Mayor Gnihb Shrewsbury, received a $50 sus fhiP, daughter, yesterday. on a complaint by "the Marine ly was stationed in Kitzengen, over alleged discrepancies in pended fine and paid $10 cour AND NOW, THE LEFT FOOT — Adding more names to their club's bar top, Kar»n -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Atzingen Patrol that he had no stem light West Germany. The son of Mr. township books, admitted that h costs on a charge of writing
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At least, open* Oli afternoon at 4 o'clock Tonight and tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. there will be an audience and Monmouth-Elberon HorHcul- LONG BRANCH - Fortunate- not by little boys. »n Convention Hall on the board- tural Society Memorial trophies, ly, there have been no bicycle fa- Six-year-old Robert Z»wi#- Drastically, Ylvisaker Predict! walk. participation contest for "On-the- spot" artistic flower arranging. There will be a special trophy talltles in Monmouth County to towtkl teamed that lesson ASBTJRY PARK - What can The three-day event, presented presented for the best education- date this year, Elmer J. Noll of communities and neighborhoods said that It would hive to In- Open to men and women, elimi- yesterday afternoon — sort of communities expect 10 years will Increase within the next 30 clude physical planning for easy with the co-operation of the City al horticultural exhibit In thFaie r Haven, chairman of thean unrequlred part of Usfrom now in their buildings and of Asbury Park, Arts 8 ql the nations, with the top six exhibi- years, he said. This will be done access for services, such as edu- tors of each night competing, will show, and awards by toe Angerl- Monmouth County Traffic Safety school curriculum. total community environment? Federated Garden Clubs and th Committee reported %t yester- an assembly line basis, he cational, doctors and other*. ' conclude Sunday at 4 p.m. for a can Dahlia Society tor the larg- Robert, son of Mr. and Mn. taking entire neighbor- "Citizens wltT be Judged Wt Garden Project Units of the 4-1 est and most perfect dahlia in day's meeting in Weat End Man- Stanley Zawistowskl, Laurel "To reach Into the future, even idded, Clubs of Monmouth County, wll special trophy. Preliminary win- Just for 10 years, is a treacher- loods and cities and scheduling only by their minimum income, ners tonight and tomorrow arthee exhibition. or. La., here, was gathering continue to 10 o'clock tonight; acorns with the other pupils ous task," said Dr. Paul N. :hem for rehabilitation. This will but also by their physical access determined by applause. Final There are more than 260 The chairman warned, how- require the sophistication of theto these services," He said that Saturday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., and classes of entries In the various ever, that the county must not In his first-grade class and Ylvisaker, state commissioner of Sunday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. winners Sunday will be selected became curious about their the Department of Community irivate sectors, he said. New York City Is building a com- by vote of Judges. Contestants divisions of the flower show, rest on its laurels. He cited dou- •StiU Inexpert' bination development of school which has drawn thousands to ble riding on the left side of the taste. He popped one Into Affairs, yesterday to more than Peter J. Burns, West Loni may take complete arrangements 200 members and their guests of "We are still inexpert on what and homes. Branch, is general chairman, am Convention Hall each year. road and disregard of traffic his mouth, and promptly swal- home. lowed it the New Jersey Society of Archi- to do on some intricate problems "We will take the risk in the David F. Scollard, vice-chaii Mrs. Charles Wlkoff of English- regulations as dire threats to of urban renewal," he said. department to assert some kind The City of Asbury Park May- town is chairman of the section youngsters riding bicycles, and By the time he reached tects 67th convention, Forecast man, of the show committee. Thi 77. Another change will be in theof leadership to stimulate mis in 11th annual show of the N.or'J s Trophy for best in show in of entries for the Monmouth urged police to let children know home Robert knew — from the society's special section of ex- little acorn* come great big It will produce less change services and economy of com- New Jersey," he said. County 4-H Club participants. that their safety depends upon de- hibits will be awarded at 8 o'clock The Shade Commission of Mon- their observing the same rules stomach aches. Unable to than many anticipate," he safd. munity life, he predicted. Man- He stressed the need to tonight. Also to be presented to- reach the family doctor, Mrs. Outlining the world's economic ufacturing (will not be absorbing velop these concepts into th« mouth County has created the that apply to automobile drivers. lie jobs as in the past, minds of young people so that Toll night will be a sweepstakes tro- center hall display of an outdoor "Local police have to tell these Zawlstowikl took her son to projections, Dr. Ylvisaker said (Continued) phy, donated by Congressman the emergency room at Rlv- that by the year 2000 the world Stressing the need for larger their energies could be better patio, complete with pool area. youngsters they're doing the scale planning, Dr. Ylvisaker utilized. Middletown heads the list James J. Howard for the most Superintendent of the commission wrong thing," Mr. Noll said. ervlew Hospital, Red Bank, will largely be one of poverty municipalities with eight deaths; over-all points credited to a gar-is David C. Shaw. Turner Broth- "We don't want to give them tick- where he was treated and re- unless there is an industrial Howell Township and Ocear, den club in the artistic design ers Nursery of West Long Branch ets; that's not the point, but the leased. growth speed up. Township follow closely with six and amateur horticulture section. is exhibiting for the first time patrolman or the police chief rid- The main trend in the future, CLEO each. Marlboro and Raritan All other awards will be made after a hiatus of many years. ing by in his car must tell them. he continued, is one that had ex- (Continued) Townships have four each; Colts tomorrow at 8 p.m., Including the ploded in the state this summer, The stage display is by Arcadia They're unaware," he explained. Cash Need Father Hafner believes that underground. Three experiment- Neck has three. Freehold Town- Congressman James C. Auchin- Florist, Asbury Park. Drivers, the chairman went the social movement which is the uniformity of the liturgy all ship, Keyport, Long Branch moving large elements into the parishes are operating open- on, have small chance of avoid- over the world "doesn't make ly, two in Oklahoma and one in Holmdel and Wall Township have ing youngsters on bikes who ride By Theater ghetto sections. sense." two each; ten other municipal! Atlanta, Georgia, he claimed. Albanese on the left and come from un- Ghettos Growing "People in different places Father Hafner characterized ties make up the total with on expected directions because they apiece. (Continued) Is Stressed Because of Increased longevity, have different cultures, different Bishop Ahr as a man primarily do not observe rules of the road. an "explosive generation" is ways of expressing themselves" concerned with administrative James F. Hughes, director ful purpose" would be served 000 bribe to kill his Teterboro Tragedy can be avoided, he LONG BRANCH — It boils building up in "Central City." He the. priest said. aspects of his diocese and as general education for the New by disciplining Albanese. bill and said he would Increase said, by a uniform bicycle safe- down to a matter of hard cash. said the Negro ghettos were get- CLEO does not feel its way ismore conservative than many Jersey State Safety Counci But it accused him of con- the sum if that was insufficient. ty program is every county com- This was the conclusion reached ting 500,000 people a year while the only right one, he said. pointed out that lists of fata)) United States bishops. strutting "the image of a vast Breslin, who was a counsel for munity. last night by Mayor Paul only 50,000 are leaving. 'A few people in Rome'1 have A Deeper Feeling ties, bad as they are, tell onlj conspiracy from a group of Teterboro during hearings on Al- Nastasio's "Keep the Baronet a small part of the sad story ol banese's bill, vehemently denied Under the best projection," a stranglehold on the church Members of CLEO get a deep- wholly disconnected incidents Theater Open" committee, head- he said, "this glacier accumula- and they claim to know what's highway accidents. While 74 per- over a period of perhaps the charges as he followed the ed by Mrs. Betty Yancey. er feeling about their religion sons' were killed on Monmouth legislator to the witness stand. Decision Is tion of half a million will con- good for Catholics all over the year." Theater officials have sail tinue. world, he added. and find they are more con- County roads last year, he re- Albanese's bill proposed to di- that the Baronet must gros The committee said it fount "This is the major urban and The priest stressed that the cerned about living, a Christian marked, several thousand were no evidence of misconduct on vide up Teterboro and assign its Reserved $1,600 over a three-day weekend injured and still more were in- weathy industrial ratables to four just to break even.If this figure building problem in our time, CLEO members are loyal to life than they were before,, he the part of other members of the said Dr. Ylvisaker, who is a Bishop Ahr on all other matters, volved in accidents resulting i: Legislature. Albanese had ques- surrounding communities. The is not reached, the Walter said. "They experience a real property damage only. tiny municipality in Bergen On Variance Reade Organization, Inc., which member of Commission on theand will continue to report their sense of community." He said tioned why several legislators Year 2000, American Academy activities to him even if they Beginning next month, he re-had withdrawn as co-sponsors of County has been called a "tax OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The owns the theater, will close it that young people are "turned haven" for Industry because it of Arts and Sciences. are excommunicated. ported, a* monthly list of the Ten the bill. Board of Adjustment last night down at the end of this month. off, bored stiff" by the rigid • Worst Accident Locations in th has only a handful of residents reserved decision until Sept 28 Last weekend, Mrs. Yancey re- He predicted that within the "We refuse to leave the Cath- The committee upbraided Al- and provides few services. form of Catholic Mass. ' county, analogous to the FBI's banese for originally making tin on the only item on its agenda. ported, the theater grossed only next 10 to 15 years, 20 major olic Church," he asserted. ten most wanted criminals, will charges on a television broad- Benjamin Man of 271 South $1,000, thus taking a $600 loss. cities across the nation would be- He said that if the bishop ex- CLEO hopes to develop a pro- be compiled. cast. It branded the approach Lincoln Ave., Oafchurst, applied This weekend, prices have been come predominantly Negro. He communicates the members of gram for children which will be "It Is hoped that this informa- as "inexcusable and reckless' Flood for a variance en a 100-foot-by- cut in an effort to bring in more mentioned, among others, De- CLEO, he should excommuni less rigid than the traditional tion will help authorities to focu, troit and Cleveland. training, the clergyman and likened Albanese'e tactics to (Continued) 93.57-foot lot at Carol Ave. and patrons and increase the over- cate the members of other Mid- attention on specific highway lo- all take. Adult tickets have been "This may be a.jhealthy de- Children might celebrate Mass those of the late U.S. Sen. Joseph and $5,000 on contents of each Waverly St., located in a R-4 groups which are still operating cations so that definite studies which has a rear yard reduced from $1.80 to $1.50 and velopment," he said. The popu with milk and cookies, he tug- McCarthy, whose investigation dwelling. and recommendations can of communism in America gen- feet below the required (from $1.75 to $1.50; student tick- lation, however, would be -W per gested. •..; made to eliminate high accidenl erated a furor nearly 15 years Sen. Roman L, Hruska, R- minimum. Mr. Mann said he ets are now $1, and children' cent below the poverty line, he Shop Mali CLEO members are greatly locations," Mr. Hughes explained. ago. Neb., protesting that too much has a contract to erect a 2,000- tickets have been lowered to5 0said, and "this must preoccupy concerned with social issues but power would be given to the sec- cents. us." Albanese testified before the square-foot, $30,000 single-family the group does not have £ix$! committee last month that retary of housing and urban de- dwelling on this lot, provided the Feature pictures, Mrs. Yancey The commissioner told the ar- Wins Award prominent Hackensack attorney velopment to shift the program zoners grant a variance, The reported, will star Frankie Ava chitects society, which is holding positions. " :: to an all-government risk, won ASBURY PARK — The design Be wise... John Breslin offered him a, $50,- house, he reported, will front Ian and Fabian to draw teenage its three-day convention at the of the Matawan Mall Shopping Speaking for himself, trie revision of the bill before Senate on Carol Ave. music lovers. Berkeley Carteret Hotel here, priest said the church's position passage. Center won an architectural de- The hearing on this application Mrs. Yancey called for word that there will be sharp competi- sign award yesterday at the New is "antiquated" and the Pope is PUC Hearing Hruska said the insurance was was attended by 16 residents, of mouth promotion of the week- tion for resources for the in-Jersey Society of Architects 67th aware of this. ; ,. "back-door financing" at a time questioning or opposing this vari- end program. "We have toge tcreased population. He also said convention, Forecast 77. Father Hafner feels that the ance application. The zoners de- that if Vietnam happened once, Checkmaster the government faces a $30 bil- together and keep this thing go-, The exhibit was one of hun-question y-187.1Woot lot into two bilize the economy," he said is holding its three-day conven- hearing oa a petition by the New tion. Yotk and long Branch Railroad sponsibility unless Congress had lots, which was approved last University Club The nation is moving from one No minimum to cut back ticket agency service been given 90 days advance no- Monday by the Planning Board of manufacturing to one of ser- A jury of three out-of-state ar- at Little Silver and Elberon has tice. with the condition the zoners Will Meet Tonight vice, he added. chitects reviewed the display grant variances. Mr. Mann said which consisted of tome buildings been postponed to Sept. 29. Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., he plans to erect a single-family . OCEAN TOWNSHIP — The Uni Community planning, he said, balance required D-N.J., floor manager of the versity Club of NewJersey will must move to meet the level of within The railroad wants to eliminate dwelling on the other part of sub- were picked out for awards. Saturday service at Little Silver bill, said it would "fill a serious diidd g 100ft b 871p 5 meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the population increase. For archi- and abolish the job of assistant i in insurance protection for divided 100-foot 187.15- foot Admiral's Table, Rt. 35. tects, he added, this would be a The Matawan Mall, seven two- residents of flood-prone areas." The program has been called major shift because they would be level buildings, agent at Elberon. has only submitted The hearing was to.hav e been "Fine Arts Night" and will fea- dealing with much larger areas. complex to be eld Wednesday before PUC Hti " ture Howard Marsh, the original One problem facing New Jer- Lloyd Rd. Jerome Morley Lar- •y Carol Ave. sey, he said, is regionalization son, Spring Lake Heights, is the Hearing Examiner Charles N. and be signed into law before The zoners asked Mr. Mann to student prince; Tommy Tucker, Gerard, but Mr. Gerard said Congress adjourns for the year. tho bandleader, and Ralph Lam- because there are so many architect. try to arrange the purchase of forms When the award was presented, there was a deficiency in the an adjacent, undersized lot ofbertf , a classical pianist. There different of government. notice served upon interested also will be a panel discussion. We must take a careful and Victorine dePont Homsey, chair- bridQtt rapolrs. Waverly St., west of his own hard look. man of the awards jury, said it parties,- and the New York and To Participate property, from its owner, John j •ratd to •*• caution aid fol- Long Branch requested the post- F. Natale of 11 Parker Rd., West Promise your child a pet? Find "I don't relish having to work had excellent conformity with tie ponement. In Conference Long Branch. Mr. Mann said the one you want in today's out this problem." residential area. ly haTbeeTunsu* Classified Ads. The need for building whole "It was outstanding," she said. Children's Fair ohn Sontmer, 421 Atlantic St., oessful in purchasing this land :eyport, N.J., will participate in "at a reasonable price." To Open Tomorrow conferencf e forfo stat e presidentid s COLTS NECK — Children in the Ladles Auxiliary to the -LEGAL NOTICE—> Veterans of Foreign Wars, Sun- NOTICE the Clover Hill Estate area are MONMOOTH CO,. RssybHIs at homo and gain sponsoring a fair in order to day through Tuesday here. SURROGATE'S COURT more leisure tirno, raise funds for the new Colts As national director of the Notice to Creditors to preun| ANNIVERSARY _Claten Against Estate Canwehtipyou? Sleek First Aid Squad. civil defense program, Mrs. DB. It will be held at the residence Sommer will outline plans for the Sank* is our 1 Herb Zanders on Tulip La.ensuing year during the three- x„ CUNN^a^.XroW^ Hundreds of Values Throughout the Store day meeting which also will in- county ot Monmouth, thla day made tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. ™ ™ »PPHcatlon of the undersigned. clude a tour of Auxiliary na- iane B. Lenartowice z and Theod and Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. Schlo«.>er£S5? "l, Bxecutorte¥ft*!.a». o t«5 th«t estatTheodore ot e Featured will be kiddie rides, tional headquarters. ht Midi Ann Hargan, deceased, no. BmiJEBSEYBME ™ >» hereby given to th« creditor" ot nnwr OOM horse and pony rides, a hayride, Mrs. Sommer is a member of •aid deceased to present to tha laid NfttMHC* *.•.(.«. games and refreshments. Keyport Auxiliary 4247, Keyport. Bxecutora UiBlr claims under oath Combination wlthlp "I* months from this date. Dated: September 8, 1B67 DIANB B. LENARTOWICZ, lox Horseshoe Way, Linoroft, N. J. THEODORE SCHLODSSBR, S UOO.Oarden Drive, Apartment C STORM A SCREEN Oakhurst, New Jersey. Executors WlWam P. Klrkpatrlck, Bsu. 120 East Elver Roado, , Rumson, Ne Jersey. AttorrtSy*AttrtS • THE BERG AGENCY Sept 18, «•-•», Oct. 6 $31.28 NOTICE ...JfflDDMSTOWN TOWNSHIP MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEy Mo«o« li hereby given that sealed but will be reoelved by tho Mayor »n4 Town«hlp Committee, MIdaietown Township tor The Cotutnictlon of side. WINDOW] WILL TURN YOUR w«lk« along Bamm Hollow Road ft Other Work Incidental Thereto In the Township ot Middletown, and opened and read in public at the Townihtn Hall, Middletown Towmhlp, N.J. on Tuewlay, September 26, 1087 at 8:00 P.M. Prevailing Time, Drawings ipeclflcatlona and form of bia«, Contract and Bond (or the pro- "FOR SALE" SIGN nosed work, prepared by Richard M. Schute, Townihlp Engineer have been riled In the office of the Township : Olerk at the Municipal Building, Kings Highway. Mldaietown, N. J., and may be Inspected by prospective blddem during bualneis hours. Bidders will be furnished with a copy of the drawings and specifications by the Township Clerk upon proper notice and payment INTO A "SOLD" SIGN tor the coat thereof. Btda must be made on the Standard Proposal Forma In the manner desig- nated therein and required by tha Specifications, must be enclosed In sailed envelopes bearing the name and addreas of the bidder and name of he work on tht outside, addressed to the Township Committee, Middle- QUICKLY, EASILY, town Townihlp, N. J, and must be acoompanled by a Consent ol Surety from > Surety Company duly autho- rized to do business in New jersey and satisfactory to the Township Com- INSTALLED mittee, to the erred that said Suttty Company will furnish a bond for the bidder. If awarded the Contract, and a Cartllled Check, drawn to the ordor of the Township Treasurer (or not TRIPLE TRACK PROFITABLY. l«il than ten percent (10%) of the amount bid and be delivered at tho place ' and on the hour above men- tioned, The Btandard Proposal forma will b* furnished upon application to FULLY WEATHERSTRIPPED o- List with The Berg Agency. ; the Township Clerk. The award or the Contract for this work will not ba made until the neo- entry monies la do the work have CLEANS EASILY FROM INSIDE been provided by the Township In a Minimum 6 lawful manner. The Township Engineer or the Town- ship Oommltlee reserves the right to require a. complete llnanolal and ex- perience tlatement Irom prospective jlddets showing that thty have satla- (aotorlly completed municipal work of a similar nature before turnlslilng pro- aoaal fbrms or specifications, or be- 'ore Awarding oontraot in accordance with JIB. <0:50-», The. right Is also wervtd to reject any or all bids or o w»lv» any Informalities where such normality (s not detrimental to the btat Interest* of the Township. The PROWN'S Op«n Dally 8:30-5:30 right li dso reserved to Inoreau or decrease tha quantities speolfled. By Order of the Mayor * Township Committee of tllddlstown Township, • 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK Rt. IS, H.llif 244-1200 - Rt. IB, Mlddlitown OS 1-1000 ' ''" KAVAMOK, Mayor CONIJAD Otjjk ••t*. r THE DA1XY REGISTER 4-Frtdey, Sept. 15, 1967 WS> BANK - Mn. iltoawleo, 71, ot IK t*»t«om. New Charity Drive Will wy Ter. died yeMmday In Rrver- penminel. toe four or- vt«w HosptttL FORwrotrT MONMOCTMONMnimHr -_ A neMwW naAmoutfa. Fort HanoockHancock,. EkriturtnuttdEtrlt jttttMd, "VuTat ComttntI d Fetoml Campaign 1* every federal ganization* demand «nd merit She ma bom in Italy and had concept in charity drives within Naval Ammunition Depot Sandy Obituaries Hook Marine Laboratory, SO worker's responsibility, oppor- our g«oerorty." • • •' resided In this area most ot herthe government gets under way With a single charity ftrivt in the local area Monday. county post offices and the Ai-tunity and requirement." life, attending St. Anthony's bury Park offices of the Social Citing one example for 100 persaving a great amount of time ZIGMUND MAUSZEWSKI JOSEPH W. CHILD The endeavor is « Combined W. IRVING BROWNE Catholic Church, here. Security Administration, Trea- cent support to the drive, Gen. and money for the-government, PORT' MONMOUTH-^igmua AVON - Joseph W. Child. 77, Federal Campaign (CFC) being LIVINGSTON - W. Irving Mn. Malincordco was the wid- sury Department and the Marine Latta Mid that in an economic the one-time drive mAwa it prac- of 528 Main St. died yesterday conducted over a six-week period llMt of IS Midway Dr. di Mallsiewski. M. » Monmom ow of Joseph Malinconlco. Sur- Corps Recruiting Station. survey held in different Mon- tical, too, tohav e a payroll pay- in Jersey Shore Medical Cen- viving are two »ons. Anthony P. at nirm federal agencies in Moo- ment plan, . . , Tuesday at hit Mme. Ave., died yesterday morning These nine establishments rep- mouth County communities, ter, Neptune. He was the father Malinconico of Fair Haven and mouth County between Monday about 14 per cent ot the people Most employees end service- He was the brother or Georg the Veterans Administration Hos of Mrs. Eugene Vander Vort of resent more than 25,000 civilian •W. Browne of Little Silver. Louis R. Malinconico ot Brook- 8 and Oct. 31. Solicitations in these towns have an income men polled are m favor «f pay- pital at East Orange. Shrewsbury. will cover all donations through employees and armed forces per- Mr. Browne was born in New- lyn; five daughters, Mrs. Ralph of less than $3,000 a year. roll deductions. They 640 spread Mr. Mallszewskl was a drivel 1968. sonnel.^ ' ark and had lived here 24 years. Mr. Child was born In Albany, Marra of Brooklyn, Mrs. Peter "The need is there," Gen. Letta their gifts in small installments for Railway Motors, Hoboken, N. Y., and was a retired tir The drive coming up is the first The campaign chairman Is over a full 12 months. Spagnuolo of Red Bank, Mrs. Ma]. Gen. W. B. Latta, command- added, "for all-out support by Ife was an advertising sales and a member of St. Mary's Cath- salesman. He had lived in the time such a campaign is being man for the Von Hoffman Corp., John Bua and Mrs. Carmine In- ing the Army Electronics Com-I- olic Church, New Monmouth. He shore area SO years, 44 years in grassia ot River Plata, and Mrs, conducted by the federal agen- Union, for IS yean until his " had lived here since 1953. cies in Mcnmouth County. It ismand and Fort Monmouth. Gen. I tirement three years ago. Avon. He was a member of theGerard Guerriero of East New Latta initiated the plan for the Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Avon Methodist Church. Brunswick; 16 grandchildren and a single fund-raising drive, a one- Mr. Browne was a Republl- time, oncM-year solicitation for CFC shortly after his reporting ADD A LOW-COST can;county committeeman from Catherine Maliszewskl; a daugh- Surviving are his wife, Mrs 11 great-grandchildren. e here abnost two years ago. ter. Miss Jo Ann Mallszewski al Edna R. Child; another daugh A Requiem Mass will be of-voluntary health and welfare Livingston and a member of the agencies. In his appeal to an assembly Livingston Republican Club. home; a brother, Joseph Malis- ter, Mrs. Donald Miner of Troy, fered Monday at 9 a.m. in St. of over 400 drive officials at Its j| ROOM ADDITION zewskl of this place; and a sister, Mich.; three sons, Thomas M. Anthony's Church. Burial, under The federal drive is for tiie Mis wife, Mrs. Mabel Hagans kickoff Mrs. Jean Keegan of Jersey City Child of Avon, Richard M. Chile the direction of the William S. Joint benefit of 15 Monmouth Browne, also survives. • County agencies, 10 national The funeral will be Mondaj of Ocean Grove and Joseph W Anderson Funeral Home, will be *The.funeral was this morning health agencies, the county Red morning in Jersey City, with burl- Child Jr. of Wanamassa; on< in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Middle- la" the Hopping Funeral Home, brother, B. Schuyler Child ol Cross Chapter and three interna- 1 in North Arlington Cemetery, town. tional service agencies. hire. Kwiatkowskl Brothers Funen Broadalbln, N. Y.; one sister, Miss Ruth K. Child of Wa- The Combined Federal Cam- Home, Jersey City, is in chargi paign, almost two years in the n&S. ADELE ANN CMTAPPONEof arrangements. tertown, N. Y., and 15 grandchil- LWV to Hear JBROOKLYN — Mrs. Adele dren. making, has been developed so Jane Foderaro that employees can help support Apn Chiappone, 58, of 2&7 Traut The funeral will be tomorrow man St. died yesterday in Wyck JACOB JT. ELMIGER all four agencies with a single at 11 a.m. at the J. Henry Dang- NEW SHREWSBURY — Mrs. oft Heights Hospital. ELIZABETH — Jacob J. El Jane Foderaro, a staff writer torgift. It will eliminate four ler Funeral Home, Belmar. In- The Daily Register, will address separate fund-raising campaigns Som in Ontario, Canada, she miger, 72, brother of Mrs. Joh terment will be in Atlantic View annually. The plan has approved hid been a resident of this area C. V. Lammerding of Shrew: the League of Women Voters of Cemetery, Manasquan. Red Bank Monday right. by the federal executive depart- 23 years. bury, died yesterday in MOD ment. ^^ Surviving are a son, Charles The meeting, in the home of mouth Medical Center, Lon; EDWARD L. BAILEY Mrs. Bernard Lee, will made the The agencies participating for AJ Cftiappone Sr. ofHazlet, N.J.; the first time ere Fort Mon- a; brother, Joseph Belsenick of Branch, after a long illness. Hi LTNDROFT - Edward L. ktokoff of the league's annual like'View; a sister, Mrs. Mary home was at 429 Jersey Av< Bailey, 54, of 42 Parkview Ter. finance drive. AUTHORIZED died Wednesday at his home. Mrs. Foderaro, a Register to Dine, Bjirdelskl of Musltegon, Mich., here. v INSURANCE apd four grandchildren. Mr. Bailey was born in Merl staffer since June, 1966, haDancs e Tomorrow • *A Requiem High Mass will be Mr. Elmiger was born in Eliza- den, Conn., son of the late John a 12-year background in news- offered Monday at 9 a.m. in St.beth and had resided here all hisand Anna Baker Bailey and lived paper work and public relations. MJDDUETOWN — The Veter- REPLACEMENTS Joseph's Catholic Church, Key life. He was a World War II vet-in Bayside, N. Y., before moving She will discuss the impact of ans ot Foreign Wars Post will If your family needs extra pjrt, N. J. Burial, under direc eran. Wounded In Salerno, Italy, here in 1954. the league on the community, hold its annual past commander's ATLANTIC GLASS tion of Day Funeral Home, Key he was a member of the Dis Mr. Bailey was an Instructor o! and the role of newspapers in dinner-dance tomorrow night in space—get It the e«y, low- pert, will be in St. Joseph'* abled American Veterans, Eliza photography at the U. S. Armj that relationship. The Cobblestones, Rt. 35. RED BANK beth. He retired in 1965 as a bu: Guest of honor will be James Cemetery,' Keyport. Signal School, Fort Monmouth, Mrs. David Noyes of this bor- 21 Maple Av.—747-2010 cost way with a Monmouth. inspector for the city of Elizabeth Costello, Port Monmouth, who • .' •' IN MBMOWAM for the past 14 years and wasoug ah is co-ordinating chairman MATAWAN la* loving tnftmory of our dear fauabwi^ and was a member of Elks served as post commander dur- Construction room addition. member of the Photographic En- of the drive, during which league 38 Lower Mala St—5M-2MI •nd father, Arthur 8. Van Brunt, wtu Lodge 289. A communicant of gineers at the fort and of the ing the past year. fmtni aivray 7 years ago tomorrow. Genevieve's Catholic Church, hi members will be approaching BELMAR You'll find our prices much Ttra left beautiful memories wtiict Fort Monmouth Square Club. citizens, businesses and large State VFW Commander James vnjti't ba forgotten each day. Ton was also a member of its Hoi; G. Caffery Jr., Woodbrldge, will 1113 Hwy. 71—4I1-U00 are inland each day by thft 01100 He also was a member an corporations for financial sup- : lower than you* might exptet lo#«d you. , Name Society. head the list of speakers. •Your bertavM wlf« «n« children. past master of Washington port. In addition to his sister, Mi Lodge, F&AM, Eatontown; The contributions and member- and a free estimate will con- Elmiger is survived by a daug member of Hiram Chapter, ship dues are the main source ter, Mrs. George Trentholm i Royal Arch Masons, Red Bank; ol funds for league activities. vince you. Call now, any Dallas, Tex. and several' nieces Standard Chapter, Knights FOR FALL hour, without obligation. 24 and nephews. Templar, Long Branch, and A High Requiem Mass wl Crescent Temple, AONMS, Tren- Seek Candidates • Lawn Seeds • Fertilizers hour phone service. be offered Monday at 11 a.m. ton. He was past "dad" of th St Genevieve's Church. Inter Washington Chapter, Order o For Police Jobs • Lime • Peat Moss ment, under the direction of thi DeMolay, Eatontown. EATONTOWN — R. B. Dixon,| Daniel J.- Leonard and Sons Fu Surviving are his wife, Mrs, chairman of the police commit-. neral Home, Elizabeth, will be Doris Phelan Bailey, and a sla-tee, has announced that the police • Milorganite • Buckwheat Hulls III ALL TYPES IMPROVEMENTS] in Mt Olivet Cemetery, Newark, ter, Mrs. Eunice Karson ol department is now accepting ap- • Agrico Products ™ * ' " <: ** ' DEATH NOTICE Miami, Fla. plications for examinations for CHILD, Joseph W. — Ot 828 Main Bt Avon, N.J., on Sept. 14. 0967. Husbaa The John E. Day Funeral patrolman. NO MONEY DOWN of Bana R. Child. F&tlwr ol Mrs. En gene Vander-Vort, Mrs. Donald Mine: Home, Red Bank, is in charge Any man between the ages of Thomas M., Richard M., Joseph W. of arrangements. 21 and 30 who has resided in II TO 20 YRS. TO fAY-rlst PAYMENT. JANUARY Jr. Brother of B. Schujler Child am FRED D. WIKOFF co Miss Ruth K, Child. Funeral lervlc LEGAL NOTICE Mcmmouth County the past two wlU be ield Sat, Sept. 18, 11 a.m. years may. qualify. Applications from OM J. Henry Dangler Funen Home, 304 Eighth Ave., Belmar. Inter- NOTICE are available at police head- 234 MAPLE AVENUE ment AtlanUo Vlrw Cemetery, Manas Th» following Is a copy of »n ord quarters, Borough Hall, 47 MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. quail. Friends may call Friday, 7 to nance that wu Introduced at a regular- ly held meeting of the Township Com- Broad St. Further information 3". AT HECDONS COtNE* MID9LET utn. mittee of the Township of Mlddletown DEATH NOTICE on Wednesday, BepL 13, 1997 and pwsed may be obtained from Chief Wil- RED BANK 741-0554 741-5060 — 77&-66OO HmoB, entered Into eternal res first reading and waa laid over toi Thursday, Sept. 14, 1S87. Jacob J further consideration upon second ant liam Zadorozny or Capt. Henry Klmlger of 429 Jeriey Ave., miubeth, final passage to a meeting of the sale Riddle at police headquarters. ;JOHN VAN KIRK & SONN. }., beloved father of Mn. George Township Committee to be held at thi Trentholm, D*0u, Texat and belovd Committee meeting rooms In the Mid • K Cooptr Rd, Mlddlitown off Rt. 3) brother of Mrs. John C. V. (Marguerlti dletown Township Rail, at State High Laxnuerdloff. Shrewsbury, N. J. Fu •way 33 and Kings Highway, MWdle- neral from the Daniel J. Leonard am town. New Jersey on Tuesday evening :H«Kloni Conwr 741491* Sons Home for Funerala, 242 Weat Je Tuesday. Sept 28, 1M7 at 8:30 o'cloc •Convenient Terms 7<7-254J aey Street, KlUaJbeth, N. J. on Mondaj p.m., at which time all persons Interest- Sept 18 at 10:30 a-m. Then to Sied will be given an opportunity to bi Genevieve's C&iholle Church, Monmouth heard. Rd., Blltateth, where at U a.m. a High THOMAS T. OONRAB Mass of Requiem will be offered. In- Township Clerk erment In Mt. Olivet Cemetery, New- AN OMHTTANOT: CHAN
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NOTICE MONMOBTH COUNTY SUBBOdATK'S OOVBT Notice to Creditors to Present ^~~s . cialmi Agaliut Estate ESTATE OF AMELIA R. THBUR- KAUF, DECEASED Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ol the County of Monmouth, this day made, on the application of the undersigned, Edward A. Theurkauf, Sole executor or the estate of the said Amelia R. Theurkauf deceased, notice 1B here- by given to the creditors .of-satd de- oe&aed to present to the said Sole Executor their claims under oath with- KEEP FIT in fix months from UIIB date. Dated: August 21st, 1B67 EDWARD A. THEURKAUF Ladwood Farm East Main Street Holmdel, New Jersey Sole Executor Arnold Tulp, Esq. 103 Bast Front Street Rod Bank, New Jersey Attorney Aug. 25, Sept. 1, 8, 15 (28.52 NOTICE 1 ••' \ MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT Notice to Creditor! to Present ''' ^§T Claims Aralnit Estate ESTATE OF JOSEPH J-ATKICK HULLIOAN, DECEASED Pursuant to" the order of DONALD WINTER J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the County of Monmouth, this day made, on the application of the undersigned, John R. Mulligan, Administrator of the and ENJOY ALL THE estate of said Joseph Patrick Mulli- gan, deceased, notice Is hereby given to the creditors of Bald deceased to present to the said Administrator their claims under oath, within^ six months from this date. . - Dated: August 22, 1967 ADVANTAGES OF ... / JOHN R. MULLIGAN, 85 West Highland Avenue, Leonardo, N. J. Administrator Messrs. Klatsky, Hlmelman & Siegfried > E. Front St., Red Bank, N. J. Attorneys Aug. 25, Sept. 1, 8, IS <28.53 NOTICE SUMMER! MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT Notice to Creditors to Present a Claims Against "Estate ESTATE OP LOUISE MANSMANN, DECEASED. Pursuant to the order of PONALD X CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate o! the County of Monmouth this day made, on the application of the undersigned, Anna Margaret Kaufman, Sole Execu- LARGEST INDOOR POOL IN THE STATE trix of the estate of the said Louise Mansmann deceased, notice is hereby given to * the creditors of said deceased to present to the said Sole Executrix their claims under oath within nix months from this date. MODERN GYMNASIUM Sated: September 5th, 1967 ANNA MARQARET KAUFMAN 158 Cambridge Avenue Jersey City, New Jersey A COMPLETE health program is offered you by Trade Sole Executrix Messrs. Hlrschberg, Naahel. Winds. Our gymnasium, which measures 24 feet by Zorn & Cronson 415 60Ui Street West New York, New Jersey 95 feet, will give you complete health and exercise Attorneys •ei>t. 8, 16, 22, 29 tZT-60 programs. In separate facilities for men and women, NOTICB MONMOCTH COUNTS we offer you Steam Cabinets, Massage and Exercise SURROGATE'S COURT Notice to Creditors to Present Claims A»aln»t Estate Tables, Adjustable Upright Rollers, Vibrator Belts, ESTATE OP ADOLPH M. WOU- TORS, DECEASED. Manual and Electric Bicycles, Pully Weights, Bar Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. CUNNINQHAM, Surrogate of the County of Monmouth, this day made, Bells, Isometric Bars, Punching Bags, Medicine Ball, on tho application of the undersigned, Lillian Huebner Wouters, One of the Rowing Machines — plus the very popular 4-wall hand- -Executors of the ehUtc- of - the Bald Adolph M. Wouters, deceased, notice ball court. WINTER CLUB Is hereby given to the creditors of Bald deceased to present to the said One of the Executors their claims un- der oath within six months from this date. Dated: August 18th, 1967 LILLIAN HUEBNER W0UTBR8 LEAVE YOUR '67-'68 SEASON OPENS FRI., SEPT. 15th 47 Borden Place Little Sliver, N. J. One of the Executors Irving verosloff, Esq. POUNDS WITH US!!! 735 Georges Road FOR 8Va MONTHS TO JUNE 1st North Brunswick, N. J. Attorney Aug. 25, Sept 1, 8, 15 *28.52 NOTICE NEW EXERCISE EQUIPMENT MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT Notice to Creditors to Present NOW AVAILABLE AT Claims Against Estate ESTATE OP ELIZABETH PINES, DECEASED NO EXTRA CHARGE! SWIM for Health, Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coun- ty of Monmouth, this day made, on the We've gone all out to bring you the finest exercise application of the undersigned, Hamp- ton Andrews, Sr., Sole Executor of the estate of the said Elizabeth Fines, equipment to help you keep slim and trim. deceased, notice Is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to present to the said Sole Executor their claims • Massage Tables • Handball Courts Relaxation, Exercise! under oath within six months from this date. • CONSTANT 80' POOL TEMPERATURE Dated: August 29, 1067 • Exercise Tables • Electric Bicycles • CONSTANT 82' AIR TEMPERATURE HAMPTON ANDREWS, BU., 153 River street, Red Bank, N. J. • Vibrator Belts • Steam Cabinets Sole Executor Edward F. Slott, Esq. 1 Presi Plaza, • Punching Bags • Pulley Weights Asbury Park, N. J. Attorney •ept. 1, 8, 15, 22 *28.68 • Bar Bells • Upright Rollers STEAM ROOMS SUN ROOM NOTICE New, scientifically designed Sun Lamp fixtures have MONM0UTII CODNTY Separate rooms for men and women who enjoy the SURROGATE'S COURT 20'x40" 4-wall Handball Court healthful effects of therapeutic steam. Improved Notice ot creditors to Present been Installed with automatic timers to assure you Claims Analnit Estate and enlarged for greater comfort this season. ESTATE OP THOMAS U. RENE. of right amount of exposure and healthful benefits. BAN, DECEASED Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the Trade Winds again offers you a full year-round swimming OLYMPIC POOL GYMNASIUM County of Monmouth, this day made, TRADE WINDS On the application of the undersigned, program, regardless of weather conditions or outside tem- RADIANT HEATING HEATED SALT WATER Mary Hogan, Sole Executrix, of the •state of the said Thomas U. Rene- peratures. The pool has a new filter system and the water is MEN'S STEAM ROOM COCKTAIL LOUNGE ban, deceased, notice Is hereby given Learn-to-Swim Program continuously filtered and heated to a constant 80 degrees to the creditors of said deceased to MODERN LOCKER SUN ROOM present to the aalrt Sole Executrix their Includes the teaching and Improvement Fahrenheit and the air temperature to a comfortable 82 de- claims under oath within stx months ROOM LADIES' STEAM ROOM from this date. of the elementary swimming strokes. '. grees average ... The deck area with built-in radiant heat- Dated: August 23rd, 1967 MARY HOOAN ing assures you of a constant and comfortable temperature SWIMMING HOT SHOWERS 33A Spring Street • BACK STROKE • BREAST STROKE Ked Bank. N. J. In the pool area and locker room. INSTRUCTION HANDBALL COURTS Sole Executrix, . • BUTTERFLY • FREE STYLE Messrs. Klatsky, Hlmelman & • Siegfried 320 Broad Street Improve Your Child's Swimming Bed Bank, N. J., Ages S thru 14 — 2 Days Per Week Attorneys __ VISIT OUR /<^s. •apt. 1, 8. 15, 22 J28.S2 Fri. 4:30-7:00 — Sat. 10:30-Noon 81 HOURS OF FUN PER WEEK NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT INSTRUCTOR OPEN! Notlro to Creditors to I'rrsrnt SNACK BAR (/J^H| Claims Asulnst Estnte ESTATE OF MINNIE HADDEN, DE- TOM JACOUBS CEASED DAILY 11 A.M. TO 10 P.M. SANDWICHES—PLATTERS «D^Q Pursuant to the order of DONALD J, PRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN BY MRS. DEHNZ CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coun- ty of Monmouth, this day made, on TO BOTH CHILDREN AND ADULTS Friday and Saturday 11 A.M. to 12 Midnight FOUNTAIN SPECIALTIES ^*SP. the application of the undersigned, Er- nest D. Hadden, Sole Executor of the i estate of the said Minnie Hadden de- ceased, notice la hereby given to tlie Creditors of said deceased to present to the said Solo Executor their claims under oath within BIX months from this Appearing in our Cocktail Lounge, the No. 1 Musical Group in New Jersey "Dated! August 28th, 1067 RATES BRNE8T D. 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Pursuant to tjfie order of DONALD Family of three 150.00 3, CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of tho County of Monmouth, this day made, Family of four : 175.00 Reservations on the Application of tho undersigned, Klsls Oaudreau, Bole Executrix of tho Mtata of the said Edna Abrams de- Family of five '.. 190.00 ceased, nollce la hereby given to the creditors ot said dsceaaed to presont Family of six or more 200.00 t« tie said Sole Executrix their claims Call und«r oath within six monUn from this date. REMEMBER: the cost of your membership to our Swim BEACH CLUB D»Udi ••purnbftr Oth, 1M7 • BLBI8 OAUDRBAU Club could be TAX DEDUCTIBLE! 405 Lakewoofl Hoa4 842-3292 Neptune, New Jersey 1305 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT . : ' Rols Hxacutrlx V U, 23, M ft ••%
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,1067 10c PER COPY By Shrewsbury Fhmmng Board Zoning Ordinance Is Aired SHREWSBURY -The Plan- At least 50 per cent of the to- lave that many. Each would vide the balance needed for a across Rt. 35 from the spot where ing Board last night held the il tract would have to be re- have to have front and rear en- stable tax rate over the next 15 the board believes the county will first of its public hearings on the erved for recreational use, in- trances. Town house buildings years," Mr. Schissler said. It construct a road leading from proposed new zoning ordinance, :luding 40 per cent in common would be limited, to 200 feet in would include between 85 and 90the highway through the county 11-. which is part of the newly fin- pen space available to all resi- length and 10 dwelling units per acres previously zoned for one-brary site "and it's good plan- ished master plan. lents of the development. building. acre residential use, he said. ning to carry the road straight As expected, the proposal for The developer would be re- The open areas in a PUD As outlined by Mr. Schissler, It across." planned unit development drew quired to reserve space for would be maintained by a man-would provide for professional Indicating the volumes of plan- almost all the questions, state- schools equal to five acres plus datory homeowners association, and general offices in a park-type ning reports, Mr. Genovese told ments' and objections from the ne acre for each hundred dwell- with the borough empowered to setting on minimum one - acre Mr. Doelger, "If you think the • public during the 3V4 - hour ses- ing units, enforce its provisions. lots. board went through all this just ion. Approximately 65 persons At least five acres would have A PUD would be developed in Buildings would have to have so Dr. Judd could have a mu- ittended. a be reserved for retail shops, three phases which the board at least 30-foot front, 50-foot rear seum yoo*re crazy." Planned unit development lervice establishments, medical said would take 10 to 14 years and 15-foot side yards, and no t)r. and Mrs. Judd had applied /would permit one-family attached tnd professional offices and innto complete. building could exceed 40 feet in height. One parking space would for a variance for establishment lown houses as well as de >r hotel facilities. The developer ' t The planners agreed with Rob- of a graphic arts museum in tached one-family dwellings on a Muld reserve up to 5 per cent ert Lawrence, Sycamore Ave., be required for each 150 square feet of floor space. The area their home, 942 Broad St., but tract, but would require a' cer- f the total tract for such uses. present in the audience, that the withdrew it before the Board of FACING OBLIVION — A 163-year-old house on the Wilkerson estate at Cedar and tain portion of the land be used Maximum dwelling density ordinance should spell out the would be reached via* decelara- tion lanes along both sides of Rt. Adjustment voted on it. In a Locust Aves. and Monmouth Rd. in West Long Branch will be demolished unless some- or recreational facilities, includ- would be 2>/£ units per acre for time for completion of a PUD statement released Wednesday, ing open space; public buildings, the total area. tnd should control architectural 35. one moves the structure. . (Register Staff Photo); standards for town houses. The Mr. Doelger and Robert C. Neff, including schools, and for stipu- 10 Pet. One-Family Includes Judd Tract Republican candidates for the lated commercial and profession- At least 10 per cent of the tota proposed ordinance does neithe In response to a question from of those things, Mr. Lawrence Richard Doelger Jr., Sycamore Borough Council, said the pro- al uses. dwelling units would have to be posed zoning.ordinance was ao The board envisions town one-family detached homes. pointed out. Ave., Chairman Charles Lascaro said the professional office zone comodating tp-the Judds but de- houses ranging in value from Town houses couldn't have The proposed professional zon clared the public opposes com- $25,000 to $40,000 each. They more than three bedrooms, and in the southern part of the bor-includes the Dr. Bradford Judd 163-Year-Old House ough west of Broad St., "will pro- property because it is directly mercialization of that property. would be privately owned"and not only 30 per cent of them could rental units. The higher density use of land would increase the number o May Be Destroyed families and school-age children For Golden Anniversary Next Week but this would be offset by the By ROGER BOONE ville Village said they were.In- away from Cedar Aye. and Mon-commercial ratables PUD would WEST LONG BRANCH — Theterested in the house, but claimed mouth Rd. within the confines qi bring into the borough, board 163-year-old, twoistory white they did not have the funds to the lot. members said. frame house on the Wilkerson move it. This proposal was broached by The planners said the majority estate at Locust and Cedar Aves. Edward H. Feltus 3d, Mon- Mr. Feltus and Mrs. Henri Ay- Keansburg Celebration Set of homes here are valued at $25, and Monmouth Rd. is headed for mouth County Historical Asso- monier of Point R
SHREWSBURY - The Plan- At least 50 per cent of the to- have that many. Each would vide the balance needed for .a across Rt. 35 from the spot where ning Board last night held the tal, tract would have to be re- have to have front and rear en- stable tax rate over the next 15 the board believes the county will first of its public hearings on the served for recreational use, in- trances. Town house buildings years," Mr. Schissler said. It construct a road leading from proposed new zoning ordinance, cluding 40 per cent in common would be limited to 200 feet in would include between 85 and 90 the highway through the county li- which is part of the newly fin open space available to all resi- length and 10 dwelling units per acres previously zonedoc|pr one- brary site "and it's good plan- ished master plan. dents of the development. building., . i acre residential use," fie said. ning to carry the road straight As expected, the proposal for The developer would be re- The open areas in a PUD As outlined by Mr. Schissler, it across." planned unit development drew quired to reserve space for would be maintained by a man- would provide for professional Indicating the volumes of plan- almost all the questions, state- schools equal to five acres plus datory homeowners association, and general offices in a park-type ning reports, Mr. Genovese told ments' and objections from the one acre for each hundred dwell- with the borough empowered to setting on minimum one - acre Mr. Doelger, "If you think the public during the Zy% - hour ses- ing units. enforce its provisions. lots. board went through all this jusl sion. Approximately 65 persons At least five acres would have A PUD would be developed in Buildings would have to have so Dr. Judd could have a mu- ttended. to be reserved for retail shops, three phases which the board at least 30-foot front, 50-foot rear seum you're crazy." said would take 10 to 14 years and 15-foot side yards, and no Planned unit development service establishments, medical Dr. and Mrs. Judd/had applied' and professional offices and inn to complete. building could exceed 40 feet in vould permit one-family attached for a variance for establishment own houses as well as de- or hotel facilities. The developer The planners agreed with Rob- height. One parking space would of a graphic arts museum in ached one-family dwellings on a could reserve up to 5 per'cent ert Lawrence, Sycamore Ave., be required for each 150 square their home, 942 Broad St., bul fact, but would require a cer- of the total tract for such uses. present in the audience, that the feet of floor space. The area withdrew it before the Board ol FACING OBLIVION — A 163-year-old house on the Wilkerson estate at Cedar and tain portion of the land be used Maximum dwelling density ordinance should spell out the would be reached via decelera- Adjustment voted on it. In a> f, Locust Aves. and Monmouth Rd. in West Long Branch will be demolished unless Jome- for recreational facilities, includ- would be 2Yi units
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(Sometimes it heattr, twin itick ovardrlve. Automatic, radio, heater. pays to buy a new car.) Whitowalls, automatic transmission, air conditioning optional. '65 CHEVROLET $1275 PLEASE NOTIFY US IMMEDIATELY I TheRenaultlO-$1,647 P.O.E. Four-door itdan. '63 RIVIERA $1595 '63 VOLVO $1675 Radio, heat.r. Fully equipped, Ilka new. P-1800. WE ALL KNOW VOLVOS ARE SCARCE. "KING OF THE IMPORTS" '65 JEEP $1895 '63 RAMBLER $ 995 '61 RAMBLER $450 Some people will go to any extreme Unlv.rul CJ S with top. Clatile, 4-dr. ita. wagon. Claiilc. Automatic. Radio, Four wheel drlvt. Auto., radio, heater. heater. Real claan car. to own a good ear. This h no |ekel MONMOUTH MOTORS RAMBLER and AMBASSADOR AUTHORIZED DEALER RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS JEEP SALES and SERVICE 119 E. Newman Springs Rd. 74MII* RMI * HIGHWAY 35 542-2414 EATONTOWN SALES & SERVICE NIWMAN SHUN?* RD. 747-0040 RED 1ANK "Monmouth County'. Import Loadarl" BELT HEVP M-*rfAqr, Sept 15, 1967 AUTOS FOl SALS AUTOS Ft» «AJU» THE FAMILY CIRCUS ByM wntwrntm-nrnm fAW T COLLEGE STUDENTl THE DAILY Hut. •» *»»»««. mt aamuM ttH, Cell after I * m. nan, » crust**, <— - i53L. tw SHIFT WORKERS BUt condition- 1 fHh ma w AUTOS F0» SALE I CHBVT a — Four-door •tx-crUa- USB UOKVAIR — Pour-door hudtoj Af MTVtot C*JU der automsUe. Power st«ru>». Four Six cylinder, tour apeed transmliilon. tun motCrT rtaauatH3.M M1-1W7. MW whlt«w«ll tires and two snow Whim with Hue Interior. A real Meat i ife. Avsrag* *arnlng* M3.S0 — HudtoD. W*ck- Ures with wheels. 741-7668. ' »495. McCARthy Chevrolet. Pint Ave., MO MI IS hours working week. ilOOND COOK — Tm lam*. pawn. Two-door. 100* mechanical Atlantic Highland!. 291-1101. rvr lnunrl*» (.Knlstmut writ*, sui- lfWl DODGE CONVERTIBLE — Full: ng phont numbtr. to P.O. Box 241 Don Qulxat* Inn ----- cm automatic. Good condition. Asking MOO 1991 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLB BBAUTICUN — Part Urn*. Red B*/*.Toantck, H. J. VTW At 34, Htltmi C*ll 281-1526. Oood condition. Call after 6 p.m. 7B7- KENNEL MAN—Good MlarT, MMllmt BobJKelly | LADY TO WORK — In liquor store, working conaiUani. Muit h*v* 'dnvtr'i 1 1M0 FALCON — Good condition. Ca: 7607. alter 4:30 p.m. SKCRSTARY—For medical record* d- 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. and S:3o p.m. to ltceiuo. Apply In writing, So* M, TOM'S FORD 1956 TRIUMPH HERALD — Excellu parunent. Must Have knowledge of mad- 10 p.m. Apply Patterson Liquor Store, JSatontflwn. i HwT. » »M-ltOO geypert 787-1313. condition. 13,000 miles. Call IcaJ terminology. Five-day w«ek plu* Hwy. 39 It Florence Ave., Keyport 1962 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE — B: 747-1921. every fourth Saturday morning, run EXPERIENCED PAJNTIR — Interior, IMS FIAT — 100 D. Onoa running m cellent condition, low mileage. Radl 1966 MUSTANU — Two door hardtop rlnge banetlt*. C«U Paraonnel Dtpart- LEGAL SECRETARY — Red Bank of- exterior. 12.50 an hour. Call •vtnlnn Oood Un*. *4T« or M4t offer. Oil and extras. Should lee this on«. $12! eight cylinder automatic. Midnight blui nent, Rlvetvlew Hospital, 741-2700, ExL fice. Basic secretarial skills required 5 to 7, 14T-3M3. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN Equarebsck. lo vlth matching interior. A-l condition 225. Write Box 11181, The Dally Register, DRIVER-HANDYMAN — PannUUDt mileage, excellent condition $995. 74: low .rrtlewnc. J1995. McCARthy Cherrc Red Bank. full-Umn employnunt. Apply 1» DMion. J18ST BEAUTICIAN WAOTBD = Full or pa. let, First Ave,, Atlantlc'Hlghlaiias. 2)1 time. Oood lalary. But of Eden Beauty Ulernoona, Electro Impuu« Laboratory, FQJfi OLBRK — Experienced, for law lit Chestnut St., Rid Bank. 1964 CHRYSLER — Crown Imperil! 101. salon, en-sm office. Call TRANSPORTATION 8PBCIAL - 1»7 white four door. Full power, factor: 1965 BEL AIR STATION WAGON — 747-3730. WANTED, CARPENTERS — OTnlaheri. if itn 4«,000 original miles. $150. alr-condltloned. 100% mechanical guar Eight cylinder automatic. Power stee FACTORY WORKERS The Luhrt Co., JtU 38, Morgan, N. J, intec Call , RECEPTIONIST—TYPIST — Apply In 171-0411. Ing. A-l condition. Priced to Bell I Pull time employment. HoapttalUailon, T411082. « (1895. McCARthy Chevrolet. First Ave, person, Electro Impulse Laboratories OBIVROLKT HIPALA — Four paid holiday* and other benefit*. Somi 18 Cheitnut St, Red Bank. Lou Bruff Atlantic Highlands. 291-1101: lobs paying Incentive rate* after shor ' FACTORY WORKERS hdt convertible. VI engine, HOUSEKEEPER — LWe In. l" erlng. WO. *«•*«• tralalng* Apply ATOO CERAMICS Pull time «mployment HoiplUlU»Uon, CORP., Hwy. 35, Eeyport Call Wi CHBVROLST 40» — Many ex- TOM'S FORD TRUCKS FOR SALE 462-3051. paid holidays and other benefits. Some 200 Hwy. 35 2S4-160O Keypo MAIDS—Full- and part-time day posi- jobs paying Incentive rates aft« short FORD FAIRLANE 1962 — "500" sedan. .960 Clio VAN—2-ton, aluminum botis tion* available. Full fringe benefits. BE A BEAUTY COUNSELOR — Whlli training. Aply ATCO CBRAMICB Power steering. Lo\v mileage. Not one .5' long, excellent condition, $1900. In Call Personnel Department, Rlvervlew your children are In school. Interesting CORP., Hwy. M. Keyport. 1863 — Nova convert- and profitable. Catl 741-5467, 542-8B70, power. No money cent down. Bank will finance J483. lUlre 127 Oakland St., Red Bank. 7(7- Hospital, 7U-270O, Elt. 225. WORK 30 MEN T Mnc 66 n y Only J7.20 per week. Call collect, 721 !70& or 566-«698 for Interview. wVBank *« » " f ^ °, i 7100, OASIS MOTORS, Rt. 9, Bayre ASSEMBLERS—First and second shift tr.«O per week. Call collect, 721-7100, vine. Excellent working conditions. Liberal CLEANING WOMAN — Reliable. Own Immediate employment lor our factory OAMfTlIOTORg. Rt. 8. Sayrcville. benefits. Apply Personnel, The BendU .ranaportatlon. Monday* and Thursdays branch. No eiperlence necessary. Full 1965 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE — Mi MOTORCYCLES Semi Conductor Division, South St., Call 747-9033 after 5 p.m. time jobs only. Openings In several CADI1-LAC ISM - Four-door hardtop. talllc blue. Center console. J1.45O. Call departments. Very lood condition. All extras. Prl- 1966 HONDA — 450 cc's. Sport pipes, Holmdel. 948-940O. An equal opportunity 671-1930. employer. , »85 UP rate! SMO. 747-1655. ^ mileage. Runs excellent (795. Cal! HELP WANTED—MALE Call for appointment, 7il-<018. IMMACULATE — Runs perfect. 1962 1968 VOLKSWAGEN — Radio, heater. 141-6234. ATTENTION—Housewife, Interested In Whltewall tires. Must tell. *l,35O. Call working pirt time, while children at MECHANIC WELDER — Roger* Truck MALE STOCK CLERK WANTED Mercury Colony Park nine-passenger after 6 p.m. 566-7097. -AMAHA—S0CC 1985—Very good cond! SfflSSr won. VS automatic. Power steering. tlon. Helmet, luggage rack. New hlgl school, 11:30 to 2:30, five days a week? Equipment. Hwy. 35, Eatontowa Call LIQUIDATORS LIMITED tTtt. Call 842-2507. TR SPITFIRE — 1986. Red, wlrt compression head, New back tire. As Colonial Raataurant, Holmdel. 946-9868. Mr. Gray, 542-3220. 747-9813 wheels. 10,000 miles. A-l condition, ing $200, Call 787-2029. "No! Miss McElfresh isn't YOUNG! Sho's almosf BEAUTICIANS — Three. Full or par LOCAL DECORATING FIRM—Needs IBM VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent run- EXPERIENCED PUNCH PRESS OP- full-time "handyman" for general main- $1475. Call 747-O980. tlm« Call for Interview ERATOR — Looking for staid y work Jung condition. Paint and Interior good 985 VE3PA 125cc — Buddy seat. Ex, 741-8110 tenance and drive small furniture de- Stf orlttaal. Tires good. Also snow- 1951 CHEVROLET — Excellent run- :ellent condition. (185. Call as old as Mommy!" with ovBitim*. Apply la pervou; Xstey livery truck. Prefer older responsible Sres. *SM. 747-2683, between 9 a.m. andning condition. Good ttres. Automatli I 741-0276 WAITRESSES WANTED — Rex Diner Metal Product*, 1 Catharine St, Red person with appreciation for fine mer- 4 p nLFrom «-8 P.m. call 775-5584. $65. Call after 7 p.m.. 842-2299. For Interview call Bmk- chandlse and clientele. Good •«Janr 3 1966 HONDA CL SCRAMBLER — Com- BOATS and ACCESSORIES BUSINESS NOTICES CADILLAC — Four-door hardtop. 1959 MOA — Black. Asking J550. petition model. (400. 264-9821 nlus opportunity for extra earnings if Full power. New tires. Excellent con. after 6 p.m. 787-1662. LEGAL SECRETARY — Experienced. EN WANTED capable of retinlshlng or rapair work. Sltlon iiio By owner. 671-9576. 167- 257-0559. Columbia Sailing Yachts NOW IS THU TIMS! — To thlnlt «ln> Top aalary. Position available Immedl Call 741-0656, 9 to 8. 3407. .955 DUCATI — 160 CC. Overhead cam, painting Free estimates given. Reaso: ,tely. For appointment call 741-3900. McD >NALD!S DRIVE-IN HOST WANTED — Experienced. All 1959 BUICK — White four-door hard- iw mileage. Excellent condition. Cal On Display At able rates. 747-3170 anytime. 1965 — Barracuda. Four- top. Automatic transmission, powei THE YACHT SHOP, Authorized Dulen KOUSEWORKER — Full time. Live tra. Hwy. 35, Mlddletown year round employment. Pull time, JSSuS2lo «d heater. Whltewall" steering and brakes. Radio, heater [41-5360. UM Ocean Ave., Se* Bright M2-1M). PAINTINa—PAPER HANOINa—PLAS out No cooking. Experienced. Refer- We need/full or part-time workers for part-time. Apply In person, Pleasant liw mileage. Full pric. »395. Only Whitewalls. Engine, transmission am 1967 HONDA SCRAMBLER — 305ci FIDergl&u Yacmj 21' to ay. TER REPAIRS — Room* »25 and up ences. Call after S p.m. 842-2130. days or evenings. Must be at least IB Valley Inn, Hwy 34, Holmdel. licellent (525. Call years old to work evenings. J13.S0 per wee*. Call MAROOL FOKD, body In excellent condition. Must ael Clean work. 5424812. EXPERIENCED TAUK TRUCK DRIV- BH60O, for Quick credit OK. $345 or best offer. Call 787-8878, 787-4411. 25' AUXILIARY BLOOP — Wood. Dacs. YOUNG WOMAN—Not over 30, Intelli- Sleeps 3 plU3 2. Galley. He&d. In water. EXPERT WATCH, Clock and Jewel gent, nice appearance, good references, PEST CONTROL OPERATOR — To ER WANTED Apply Rollo Tracking. 1959 FORD FAIRLANB — Four••doo: 1965 YAMAHA — Must sell. Jl,500-beat offer. 2S4-0S32. to do general housework, some COOK- worK at a well-established local firm 295 Broadway, Keyport. (125 repairing. Year's guarantee, work don< In Red Bank. Experience required and AUTOS FOR SALE Automatic. After 6, \ After 8:30, 787-3971 on premises. H, Rosin, Jeweler, 18 W Ing and act as personal maid. Full FACTORY HELP WANTED — Tear 747-4398. 18' OUTBOARD BOAT—J125. 19M Mer- Hme Job or part-time. Excellent wages references. Liberal benefits. Please cury outboard, 60 h.p. Like new. In- Front St. H«4 Bank. wrlto P.O. Box 700, Red Bank. round steady employment 40 houn, THUNDERB1RD 1983 — Conveltlbl 1C86 305 cc HONDA SCRAMBLER cludes controls, extra prop and tank. Must have own transportation to Colts with occasional overtime. Bomii pay Automatic, power steering and brake S425 *200. Call 671-1567. PAINTINa — Interior »od exterior. Neck. Please reply to Box E-13S. Thi> NURSERY WORKERS—Top salaries to system. No experience nece*»ary. Call radio and heater. Whltewalls. Fu 542-3525 after Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Call Dally Register, Red Bank, giving qual experienced men. Excellent working Eoonopal, 462-7111. \« JERSEY SPEED 8KIFP — 1963, 452-7782 or 284-9572. lflcatlons, address and telephone num- conditions. Apply in person. Holly Acres price J1595. Only 513.20 per week. Ca MEN WANTED — Day or night. Must MAROOL FORD, 721-4600, lor qulf jolii boat. Needs some work. Best oi- ber. Nursttry, 451 Nutswamp Rd., Middle- SUMMER'S OVER... MOBILE HOMES ler over J500. 872-0571 after & p.m. BUNNY'S 8EALCOATINO SERVICE MEDICAL SECRETARY - Exper: town. be over 21. Call after ! p.m. RU 36, credit OK. Savo time, save money, save wort Drive-In Theater. Hazlet. COLUMBIA 26' Fiberglass auxiliary enced, full time, Mlddletown area. Sen 'LUMBERS — Two. Fully experience* »KU3 CHEVY II NOVA 83 — Radii COME SEE SCHIFFMAN'S — F Just call us. 741-4700. resume of Qualifications, experience an. heater. Standard transmission. $79, campers and trailers. Over 25 on dl sloop. Sleeps four. Enclosed head. A-l Steady, all-year-round work. Call 531- HERE COMES FALL! condition. Call 747-3876 or 717-4834. PAINTING — Interior and axterlor. references to Box C-156, The Dally 8085. MEN OVER 18 Call 787-3288 alter. 6. play, used and new. Supplies and equip Register, Red Bank. nent. Hitches Installed. Open Monda: 1964 FIBERGLASS 14'-35 h.p. navy top. Reasonable rates. Free estimates. Call MAN — Over 18 to work days. 8 to Willing to learn about worfc In cutting 1064 RENAULT — Leaving area, mui taru Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturda! 162-7782 or 264-9572. TELEPHONE;) SOLICITOR — Wo.. room and on the floor distributing to Time for a big ell. (250. Call canvass cover, lifo preservers^ A-L 4:30. Apply in person, Eatontown Drive I a.m. to 6. Closed Sunday. 16 Ocean Best offer. 747-0414. from your own home at your convent- In Theatre. operators. SHORE COAT (XL. DTO. » 747-6989. port Ave., West Long Branch. AlwaJ ence. Pleuant voice and patience cmis Bridge Ave., Bed Bank. 741-8210. CARTER CRAFT — Cruiser. 1ST. IJke SAVINGS SPREE of 1S63 CHEVROLET 327 — Three ipee a deal going. Trade anytning o! valu. EMPLOYMENT reoulrement. Can easily earn $1.60 tc ADJUSTER—Fire and Inland Marine, SHIPPING AND RECEIVING — Apply 229-6660. new. One-owner. 50 h.p. Star-flight Svln- iziu per hour. Call 741-0010, Ext 32 residing In Monmouth or Ocean Coun- (925. Call rude. Fully equipped. 775-1792. HELP WANTED-FEMAIE Leave your name, address and tele, ties. Young man with good qualifica- Norwood Distributors, Inc., 828 Broad- * 747-0742 WINDSOR — 65'xlO'. Fllpout room, tw tions. Reply with resume to Box E-134, way, Long Branch. See Mr. Placopo bedroom, central air-conditioned, wal BASS BOAT—17' Thompson with 50 phone' number. You will be contacted QTO 1964—389 four barrel, four spe> h.p, Johnson electric start. Kod holders, CAR WASHERS: FULL TUCK ONL1 Tha Dally Register, Red Bank. CARPENTER — And carpenter's help- 391 gears, Posltraction. Has not been to-wall carpets, new appliances. Eas — Olrla. 1» to 25. for detailing can GENERAL HOUBH1WORKER — To 11. er wanted. Experienced. Steady work. terma. 787-3253 or 583-1807. 3 props, five 6-gal. tanks, new top. In. Own room, bath and TV. Simpl MALE CAR HOP — 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. raced. (2200. 222-3526 or 222-1525. Ask- Quick sale. »500. 741-2682. cleaning Inside windows end outside Call after 4:30 p.m. 842-4609. 'or Joe. MOBILE HOME — 10x47', two yea drying. No experience necessary. Oood cooking. Two adult* In family. 747-1763 Apply In person, Stewart's Drive-In, old. Full carpeting, two bedrooms. Cal 1863 CHRIS CRAFT — 26' cabin cruis- wages. Apply Country Sudser —- before 8:30 p.m. Hwy. 35, Holmdel. TTS PERFORATOR OPERATOR IS85 CADILLAC — Coupe DeVille, Goli Wash. Hwy. it. Mlddl.town. Power seats, power windows, powe 721-2526 after 5 p.m. er, 91 hours on motor. Galley, head, LEGAL SECRETARY - Part-time. ACCOUNTANT — Seml-senlor-Junlor for fresh water. No electronics. Newly Mlddletown. Write Box C-1B7, The Asbury Park medium «!ze CPA office. EXPERIENCED BUICK steering, power brakes, factory air- 16' TRAVEL TRAILER — One yea] painted. J390O firm. 741-4772 after 6. WAITRMBEB — Eralngi Must Dally Register, Red Bank, Frlnga benefits. Send resume to Ru- For dally newspaper. Must punch mini- conditioned. 10096 mechanical guaran- old Excellent condition. Complete over EL JExparlamd. Apply Plea**. dolph, Cinnamon & Calafato, P.O. Boxmum of 375 lines an hour. Excellent DOUBLE-CHECKED tee. Call self contained. Extras. Call 747-37 BE SURE Have the boat surveyed. VaStr Ian, Rt 34. Holmd*!. For tour GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER — Thr. 406, Asbury Park. working conditions. Liberal fringe oene- after 5 p.m. Chet Locklln, Marine Surveyor. Phone all tU-KX. n family New house. Good salary, Ilts. $158 weekly. Night Job. Write or Bob Kelly 291-221L Year round Job. Call 531-0004. CAR WASHERS — MEN OVER 18. USED CARS »ou NEW MOON TRAILER — Tw IMMEDIATE FULL TIME EMPLOY- phone William Selfarling, The Dally bedrooms. Excellent condition. Mu L6' CUSTOM CRAFT Speedboat (all RN OR LPN — By exam, for 7 ti MENT. Learn techniques of vacuuming, Home News, 123 How Lane, New Bruns- ill. (2750. 787-05O8. ibergla33) with fitted cover (built BOOKKEEPING DEPART 3:30 shift Apply Mrs. Evans. Mon- wick. 545-4000. TOM'I'FORD 1963). 1966 - 60 h.p. Evlnrude outboard steaming, detailing, etc. Good wages, mouth Convalescent Center, 229 Bath benefits. Country Sudser Car Wash, KITCHEN HELP WANTED — Pantry- 200 Hwy. 35 264-1600 Keypo "FALL CLEARANCE with electric starter. 1968 Tee Nee 1967 MG "B" 1964 MALIBU STATION WAGON Schlffman's Campers a.nd Trailers Trailer (1600 lb. capacity). Call 946- MENT in local area it looltin Ave., Long Branch. Rt 35, Mlddletown. man, dishwasher. All* year round em- Eight cylinder automatic. Extra sharp, 46 Oceanport Ave., W. Lone Branch 4608 Monday through Thursday after SALESWOMAN — Experienced. Full or AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ME- ployment. Apply In person, Pleasant Sport Roidit*r Red with parchment Interior. $1395. "Tailors, campers & Motor home; p.m. Price $1500. for a woman who is reliabl part-time. Sid'* Children's Wear, Little CHANIC — Experience required. Good Valley Inn, Hwy 34, Hulmdel. McCARthy Chevrolet, First Ave., At OPEN-ROAD' — NORRIS — GILE lilver Shopping Center. 741-0078. pay, retirement plan, paid vacations. MAN WANTED — For roofing and sid- lantic Highlands. 291-1101. I 1954 MFQ — Fiberglo33, 16' runabout. 1966 CHEVROLET CAZON — BMOKBY — VOLUNTEET B0 h.p. engine and trailer. Electric EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES WANT Many other benefits. Apply In person, ing. Experience necessary. Call after FORD COUNTRY HHDAN — Slatioi SWINGER — LEISURE-TIME — CAS CD — Must be over 21. Apply In per MOUNT ENGLISH BALES CO., Maple 5, 264-6192. start. Fully equipped including »kls. adept with figures and Ave., Red Bank. •"Monia" Sport Coupe wagon. 1858. Only 20,000 miles. OooC Open Mon. through Frl. 9 to 9 1900. 542-1050 after 6 p.m. son, Ye Cottage Inn, 149 W. Front St. BARBEIl OR barber apprentice wanted running condition. Good tires. Clean Keyport Saturday 9 to 6. Tradfe3 accepted. BUP' IV OWENS — Twin engine. Excellent good typist. Pleasant work DRIVERS — Experienced In handling for Bayshore Area work. Call 568-4323 1966 CHEVROLET Needs tune up. 229-6473. piles and equipment. 229-6660-1. OFFICE CLEANING WORK — Red lousehold goods. Apply in person, evenings after 7 p.m. condition. Must sacrifice. Best offer. vnderson Brothers, Inc., 51-53 Mechanic OLDSMOBILE 1958 —Power, steering, GENERAL — 50x10, two bedrooms, A-: 191-9195. Bank area and Fort Monmouth. Day "Sport Van" Station Wagon power brakes, beater, snowtlres. Juit nd night. 542-6274. St., Red Bank. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — condition. Must sell. Asking $3,500. Cal JLUE JAY SAILBOAT — Complete ing conditions with libera Full time days. Apply in person only, re-conditioned. „ Excellent condition. 264-0104. , aclng equipment. Outstanding perfor- WAITRESSES - Part or full time. •ULL-TtME DAYS — Apply In per Walt's Sunoco Service, RL 33 and y, 1966 CHEVROLET Asking J200. Owner college bound. 671- iance. 3 Rumson Rd., Rumson. Dog House Restaurant, 325 Hwy. 35, too, Llncroft Esso, Cooper Rd., Mlddletown^ 0410. benefits. Reply in own hand Mlddletown. 747-2U8 or 969-0322. Llncrott I "BtlAir" 2-Dr. 1 WANTED AUTOMOTIVE USED BOATS CLEARANCE SALE EXCELLENT I960 CHEROUBTi BEL AIR — SI 12' Chris Craft 1952 D.C.F.B. *9,700 WANTED — GO GO GIRL AUTO MECHANIC cylinder, automatic. Like new. Cal Jl' Zobel twin 188 h.p. Bport Ilsh- writing to Box M-154, Th Call 1966 FORD after 6 p.m. 21)1-2386. JUNK CARS 264-9829. FOR IMPORTED CAR DEALER. Steady SALES OPPORTUNITY crman M.250 Job, good pay. All fringe benefits. Ap- "Minting" Sport Coup* 1961 CADILLAC — Four-door hardtop, REMOVED FREE 10' Red Bank sedan * .990 Daily Register, Red Bank. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Maitawan ply In person. Rod Bank Auto Imports. IF YOU QUALIFY, BE TOUR OWN eight cylinder automatic. Power steer- :3' Ulrichson hardtop skl« J1.650 area. Hours open. Write Box J-175, Newman Springs Rd. 741-5886. BOSS AH SALES REPRESBNTATIVB Ing, powor brakes, power windows and DAY OR NIGHT. 787-2071 21'Ventnor Seaaklfl 1S66 J2.250 The Daily Register, Red Bank. WITH LARGE MULTI-BILLION DOL- j 196S BUICK power seats. Air-conditioned. J995. Me WILLYS JEEP STATION WAGON — >3' Maycralt $1,450 NURSKS' AIDES AND LPNS — »o: JANITORS and EXPERIENCED LAR FIRM. OPPORTUNITY FOR CARUiy Chevrolet, First Ave., Atlantlr 'our wheel drive. Good condition. Re»- 20" Trojan outboard express day and afternoon shift*. Expertenci EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — FLOOR WAXERS _ Full time and MANAGEMENT. EXCELLENT FOR "Wildcat" Convertible Cpo. Highlands. 2S1-1101. mable. Call 671-08.38. 75 h.ph.p.. $ B90 preferred. Apply Holmdel Nursl: a.m. to 6 p.m. Call part-time available. Apply In person, THE PERSON WITH ABILITY TO L4' Fiberglass outboard 40 h.p. $ 450 Home, Rt. 34, Holmdel. 946-4200. 264-8182. Bldg. 692. Fort Monmouth, or call 032- MEET AND TALK WITH PEOPLE. PLYMOUTH OONERTIBLE — 1958. JUNK CARS WANTED L4' Starcralt 18 h.p. Johnson I 450 2031. BEGIN WITH SALARY PLUS COM- Automatic transmission, radio, heater. SHORE AUTO WRECKERS HAIRDRESSER — Manager-operatoi SALESWOMAN — Needed. Fo 1965 CHEVROLET MANY MORE GOOD USED BOATS polntment cal. MISSIONS. COMPREHENSIVE TRAIN- Top and rubber like new. Bargain $225. 541-5544 222-192- THE NEW 1968 24-26-31 TROJANS Apply In person, 439 Broad St., Shrswi CARPENTERS ING PROGRAM. LIBERAL FRINGE "Mom*" Sport Coupe Call after 6 p.m. 741-1343. ON DISPLAY bury. Able, willing to work steady. Apply In BENEFITS. CALL 5<9-7587, EVENINGS JUNK CARS PICKED UP FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS INC. DIETARY AIDE/SUPERVISOR — Mil person, Elmwood Park, Cherry Tree 747-3510, FOR APPOINTMENT. OPEL 1958 — Two-door sedan. Gooc lave some knowledge of therapeutic running condition. Twlnorook Auto Wrecking — 542-2231 Ft. of DeNormandie Ave. La., off Rt 35. Middlctown. An equal opportunity employer M/F 1965 RAMBLER air Haven, N. J. 7W-3010 dleti and supervisory background. Re- 842-2430. 3ASH FOR GOOD USED CARS — sponsible tor patients visitation and su-KITCHEN WORKERS — Please call PART-TIME HANDYMAN — Olflco up- "Clastic" Station Wagon OLD PACKARD — Running condition. Deah. opposite Two Guys, Mlddletcwn. 18' CUSTOM MADE BOAT — SEWING pervlsion of tray service. Cal Person- 671-0169 or apply la person. Ivy House keep, outdoor maintenance. Any offer. Call 671-9844. S150 lei Office, Rlvervlew Hospital. 741-2700 Nursing* Home, Middle town. 747-3333. 291-0629 787-3976 after 5:30 MACHINE ext 229. 1965 BUICK BET CASH FOR YOUE FOREIGN - AUTO MECHANIC MAN TO HELP INSERT Sunday 1965 OHEVELLE CONVERTIBLE — AMERICAN — AND SPORTa CARS :8' SHELLCBAFT — 1961 Johnson 40 SECRETARY —Mature, experienced, papers and run Sunday route. Must "Riviera" Custom Spt. Cpe. Brown with black top, new whltewall ,T MONMOUTH MOTORS. INC, Hwy.loth ship-shape. Excellent for family OPERATORS for Me Jnmrance office. Electric type- Top wages, pension plan, paid vaca- have own car. Prefer married man. tires, excellent condition. J1400 or best Eatontown. 542-2(14. md bay and river fishing. Asking writer. Five day week. Call 531-8900. tions and many other benefits. Only ex- Call Pryor's News Service, 741-3088 offer. Call after 3 p.m. 671-3594. S00. 747-4999. perienced men need apply. Call 747- alter 5 p.m. ' 1965 OLDSMOBILE On ladies' sportswear, section 4o45 or apply in person to Service SUNBEAM ALPDOT — 1904, good con- AUTO RENTALS .2' BU-Utillty, boat, motor, trailer. MAN TO WORK WEEKENDS — In "88" Sport Coupe ;an piecework, ORTATION NBBDBD. Manager. English Motors, Lincoln-Mer- dition, (950. 264-2589. cury Dealer, 34 Maple Ave., Bed Ban*. drug store. Must havo driver's-Unnn. 741-5130, Mlddletown Pharmacy. 671-2121. TOM'S FORD WINTERIZE AND STORE—Your motor •High Earnings FLOOR BOY — Paid vacation, free 1965 CHRYSLER FORD F-AUXJN 1960 — Good condition. •35-Hour Week AFTER 7 P.M. hospltallzatlon. Apply 132 Myrtle Ave,, WELDERS OR LEARNERS — Who (375. Long Branch. would like to learn welding and steel "Newport" 4-Dr. RENT A CAR VAN WINKLE MARINE •Six Paid Holidays EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER — 741-0398 .15 Hwy. 35 542-2342 Eatontown •Two Weeks Paid Vacation fabrication. Good hours and working !0O Hwy. 35 264-1600 Keyporl •All other Union Benefit* 2-4 v.m.T Monday thru Friday. Must KITCHEN MAN — Apply In person, conditions. New plant 741-2189. C.W. - 1965 BUICK 1966 IMBA'LA — Two-door hardtop, six .963 25' PACEMAKER — Flybrldge, •Most Modern Plant have own car. 141-3054. Harbor Restaurant, Yacht Basin, At- Grimmer & Bon, Red Bank. cylinder automatic transmission. Pow- iport fisherman, V8, shlp-to-shore, •Ample Parking COUNTEKGIRL—Wanted for dry clean- lantic Highlands. ^^^ er steering. Air conditioned. Excellent BOATS AND ACCESSORIES lepth finder, four sleeper. Dinghy. LlKe ASSISTANT PART MANAGER — Gen- "U Sabre" 4-Dr. Hardtop. Ing plant Experience preferred, but not 'AINTERS — Must be experienced. eral Motors experience preferred. Ex- condition. Balance of new car war- SO hrs. $6500. 291-2347. Call after 7 p.m. ' ranty. Only (2185. McCARthy Chevrolet necessary. Paid holidays, hospltallzatlon cellent working conditions. Top salary Windmill Class Sailboat 'ENGUIN 4884 — "Slippery Bllsi". Apply Top Hat Cleaners, Rt 35, Mld- 946-4275 for right man. Apply In person at Rus* 1965 OLDSMOBILE First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. 291-1101 CENTURY "SPORTSWEAR dletown. Jo. 2072. One year old. With tralle: uut painted ecioxy. Dacron sail, all MONTGOMERY WARD sell Oldsmoblle-Codlllac, 100 Newman ind sails. Fully equipped. (750. Ca Ines, vang. Ready to sail as la. (250. CO. SALESWOMAN - Full or P«t-Umc Bprlng3 Rd., Red Bank. Ask lor Faul "88" 4-Dr. Hardtop ~1-2491 after 6 p.m Ralph. AUTO RENTALS 49-2447. After 6 p.m., 284-9431. 395 Warburton St Long Branch Apply in per«on, Fashion Fair, 87 SMALL APPLIANCE & h.p. Lark III Broad St., Red Bank. CRUISER INC. — 40 h.p. Or call 8AI>E3 OPPORTUNITY — Tol hard 1965 FORD SAV-COTE •apstrake construction. Call WORLD'S largest Cosmetic Company GAS ENGINE REPAIR workers regardless ot experience. PRES- 741-7413. Must have experienced Above average "Galaxie" Sport Coupe LEASE A NEW THE LIQUID PLASTIC COATDJO 222-1680 has openings for qualified ladles In TIGE INTERNATIONAL ELECTRONIC Available At THE YACHT SHOP !*• KULA8 SEA SKIFF — Hardtop. local neighborhood. Part-time work earnings, all company benefits Including CORP. Fringe benefits, training at com- FORD MERCURY 184 Ocean Ave. Sea Brlgnt 842-191 ileeps two. Head, galley. $2500. R.H. earning to $50 a week showing Avon irotlt sharing, retirement /plan. Apply pany expense lor mature married nun. 1965 BUICK Sngllsh, 609-288-3761 or 298-9754. WOMEN—To train as operators, (oi Products. Call 741-4343 or 402-3377 or Personnel Office, MoamoutU Shopping Must nave car. lave your outboard motor winterize good paying positions In shore'* finesl write J. Blrchall, P.O. Box 768, Port Center, Eatontown. "Special" 4-Dr. OR CONTINENTAL! ,nd stored at laundry and dry cleaning plant. Pali Monmouth. An Equal Opportunity Employer $215 weekly salary THE BOATMAN'S SHOP BUSINESS NOTICES vacation, free hospl^allzatlon. No ex- GIRL OR WOMAN — To work In CARPENTERS — And Carpenter help- (Not an advance or draw) guaranteed 1964 OLDSMOBILE ENGLISH MOTORS lew Jersey's Large*t Marine suppi: perience necessary. Apply STAR drapery shop. Knowledge of sewing rs. Apply Country Woods, off Van for proper effort. Call Personnel De- MOWING OVERGROWN CLEANERS, 132 Myrtle Ave., Long Ichoick Rd., Holmdel. partment, Mondays 8:30-6 p.m. or Maple Ave. 747-4545 Red Bank !ouie. 24 Wharf Ave.. Red Bank. Branch. helpful. Five-day week. Apply In per- Tuesdays 9:30-1 p.m. 774-8201. "88" 4-Dr. Hardtop 741-5780 LAWNS AND FIELDS son. Abbo Decorators, 44. Monmouth DISHWASHER-KITCHEN HELP — 741-5104 GIRL—Over 18, to work evenings 6:31 St., Red Bank. Full time or part time. Steady employ- MACHINE OPERATORS — for Im- 1964 BUICK CLEAN CELLARS. YARDS, GARAGK8 to 11:30. Must be able to work week YOUNG LADY TO WORK as checker ment. Apply in person, Fireside Inn mediate openings. Duties Include light AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE — Have truck. Light hauling. Call after ends. Apply In person. EATONTOWf n dry cleaning department No ex- Restaurant, Hwy. 36, Leonardo. machining and bench operations. Must n. 741-2149. DRIVE-IN THEATRE. perience necessary. Apply Donald's be in good physical condition. Soma "Wildcat" 4-Dr. .undry, 44 Marlon Bt, Red Bank. LTOUNG MAN A3 ASSISTANT MAN- related experience or high school shop 1ACKHOE BULLDOZING — Mowing, JSXPKKIBjNCiuD WA11KH.SS - IGER—For dry cleaning plant. Excel- course helpful. All qualified applicants 1964 CADILLAC slowing, pumping, lateral! All septic days. Apply in person, PETERSON'S, WAITRESSES — Experienced, over 18. ent opportunity to learn good paying will receive consideration for employ- work. BEN BRYAN. 671-0588. 183 Riverside Ave., Red Bank. Jail trade. Vacation with pay, paid holidays, ment. Please apply at WHEELOCK FREEHOLD DODGE MATURE WOMAN IN GOOD HEALTt Bluo Cross. Apply Top Hat Cleaners, SIGNALS, INC., 273 Branchpoint Ave., "De Villa" Sport Coupe PAINTING 532-2113. Hwy. 35, Middletown. Long Branch. Xnterlor-exterlor—Freo estimate* —Three children. Can cook, clean hous< WOMAN FOR COUNTER WORK-MID- Complete charge of household, sleep 741-8117 NIGHT TO 8 A.M., SK DAYS A TAXICAB DRIVER, FULL TIME — YOUNG MAN — For Boy's Depart- 1964 FORD 671-0072. WEEK. APPLY IN PERSON, DUN- luat have excellent driving record. Call OUTSTANDING TRADE-INS •TREPLAC1CS A SPECIALTY — All Vhlte Star Taxi, 747-0747. ment. Full time. Apply In person, Bond "Galaxie" Convertible Coupe :ypcs masonry. Charles Hower, Con- HAIRDRESSER — Experienced. Pa KIN DONUTS, 865 HWY. 35. MID- Clothea, Monmouth Shopping Center, '66 IMPERIAL '65 CHEVROLET ductor. 7*7-4479, tjme Friday and Baturday. Stepher ILETOWM. STEADY - - Part-time Job available tot Hairdressers, SiS Main at, Uelford, cleaning Laundromat on North Bridge Crown, oil leather Interior, air Impala convertible. V-8, automatic IUBBER STAMPS — Made to order, iCCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK — Ex- DRAFTSMAN — Experienced In civil 1964 BUICK 'ast, efficient service. Use at home or lerlence with lumber bills helpful. We., Red BanK. Hours 9:30 to 12 p.m. conditioned, Individual power seats. transmission, power steering. Tur- BOOKKEEPER ,argo home building firm. Transporta- 7 nights a week, $42. Apply Donald's nglneerlng work In local consulting "Electra 225" Sport Coup* lejB. Call 741-3227 or 787-2403. Laundry, 44 Marlon St., Red Bank. mglneers office. Send resume and sal- For the discriminating buyer. tion needed. Call Miss Conern, 462-4660. ary requirements to Box J-178, The quoise wlttt matching Interior. This DD JOB3 — Full Charg* car Is ready to go. ,AUNDRY WORKERS NEEDED — CAR WASHERS—PART-TIME, WEEK- Daily Register, Red Bank. 1964 BUICK Light hauling Experience Is not required. Apply Don- ENDS ONLY. Minimum ago 16. Only '66 CHEVELLE Manufacturing Company — » day* men conditioned hard work need ap- CARPENTER — MUST BE EXPERI- ald's Laundry, 44 Marlon St., Red ENCED IN ALL PHASES OF CAR- "Skylark" 4-Door Mallbu. Bright red with block 'URNITURE MOVING — Attics snd Bank. ply. Training in detailing, vacuuming, '63 JAGUAR XKE :ellars cleaned. Free estimates. Call fringe benefits — holiday* steaming, etc. Country Suduer Cur PENTRY — Layout, alterations, trim- leather top and Interior. v-«, auto- 47-3002. HOUSEKEEPER — For Catholic rec- WaBh, Rt 35, Mlddletown, ming. Call T41-1144 after 7 p.m. 1964 OPEL Hordfop In racing green and read/ Write stating age, experience, tory. Livo In preferred. Write stating matic transmission, power jlcerlno- [AND PAINTED MURALS — Export- salary: salary expected and references to Box YOUNG MAN —Recent high school "Kadett" Station Wagon A real beauty. to go. y done at reasonable prices. Call 747- E-137, The Dally Register, Red Bank. MECHANICS graduate, learn electronics and general 843. Maintenance and construction, machin- shop work. Apply Rellalre Electronic! Bookkeeper CLEANING WOMAN — Three days a ery, and buildings. Machinists, mill- Inc., 02 White Bt., Red Bank. Bee Mr, 1960 CADILLAC iltlCKLAYER — Anything In the ma- P.O. Box B woek Must have own transportation. vrights, auto mechanics, electricians Llpman. innry line. Flreplacea, sidewalks, brick Red Bank, N. J. lull 747-5878. ind other trades. Versatility desirable. "De Ville" 4-Dr. Hardtop FREEHOLD DODGE ineer, etc. Call after 5 p.m. 291-1389. WAITRESS — Experienced. Weekend. Interviewing lor alt grades. Reliable MAN TO WORK on farm with horses. WAITRESSES — Must be over 21. Tien who want permanent year-round Also do other farm work. Must have 462 - 6234 Day or night Full or part time. Apply Year round work. Rumaon Hotel. Call RT. 9 at SOUTH ST. Melody Restaurant In the Harmony oba close to home. references. Experlenco preforred. Call 1963 CHEVROLET AUTOS FOR SALE Bowling Alley, Mlddletown, 1815 Hwy.alter 6 p.m. 842-200O 264-8000 946-4823 between 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 35. .BSISTANT TEACHER — For nursery EXPERIENCED CARPENTER'S HULF. "Impala" Sport Coupe ichool. with musical background, hall- WAITRESS — Experienced. Apply In ATCO CERAMICS CORP. ERS — Good pay. Call day Bcsslon. Write J-178, The Dally 671-O800. person. Harbor Restaurant, Yacht Ba- Register, Red Bank. HWY. 35, KEYPORT, N. J. 1963 FORD sin, Atlantic Highlands. HAN WANTED — For service station. WAITRESS — Experienced In diner "XL" Sport Hardtop COUNTERGIUL — For snack bar, ovei HAN TO COOK, BEHVE AND PIUVE Full time. Hunt be experienced me- 21. Call for appointment work. Hours 3 lo midnight. Five-day CAR -. For private family. Call 812- chanic. Hours Mon. through Frl. 9 to 747-2711 week. Apply Wilson's Palace Diner, U53, 6. Sat. 8 to 5. (2 per hour. Time-Una- 1963 FORD 45 Monmouth St., Red Bank. 741-8131. ono-half over 40 hours. Apply in per-, WOMAN—With pleasant voice for Inter O1JNO MAN OVKIt IB — To work WA1TRE83 — Day. Apply In person, svcnlngs from 0:30 to 12 p.m. Apply son at Oceanport Shell, Oceanport Ave. "Van" Econolfna esUng work. Hours 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oceanport r" v. .:•-.,.. For appointment call 320-1414. Caramel Restaurant, 29 Broad 8t, Red In person, BATONTOWN DMVE-IN 3-WAY GUARANTEE Bank. - ••• THEATRE. .. . . DEMONSTRATE TOYS AND GIFTS 1962 BU'CK PARTY PLAN BROKEIMOB FIRM — Desires fe UALITY CONTROL, WORKER - Pro- (More Classified Adi male help able to commute to Jersey :QDS control and Inspection work. Ex- "Electra 225" 4-Dr. Hardtop work now 'til ChrUtmu. High com- '65 Falcon $995 '65 Ford $1395 '66 Ford $2195 missions. Call or wrlle "Santa's Par City Transportation provided. Expert- icrlence not noceasary. Muat bo 'Ic- ties, Inc.," Avon, Conn. 00001. Telephon enco not necessary. High school grad- lomlable and high school Krari. Apply On The Next Page) uate, IB or over. Excellont future for VTCO CERAMIC8, Hwy. 35, Koyport. 1962 BUICK 2 dr. sedan, Custom "500" 4 dr. Galaxie "500" XL 2 dr. (203) 673-34M. Evening* (203) 677-2013 right person. Call evening* after 8 >.m. S2J-6033 or 229-6478. "Skylark" Sport Coup* standard transmission WOMAN HELPER FOR KITCHEN - power steering hardtop, power steering Apply In person, Flrcsldo Inn Restau- uEGAL SECRETARY — Top salary HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE rant, Hwy. 36, Leonardo. 'or oxporlenced secretary with empha- 1963 CHEVROLET WAITRESSES WANTED—Must b« ove: sis on real estate work. Write or call "Bel Air" Station Wagon 31, to work dinner hour. Apply In per Arnold Tanner, Box 392, Freehold. '63 Mercury $1195 '65 Ford $1595 son, Mountain Inn, 370 Ocean Blvd. 482-0202. Atlantic Highlands. Galaxie "500" 4 dr. WOMAN — Dependable, maturo, to 1962 BUICK Colony Park, air cond. '66 Mercury $2295 KITCHEN HELP — Days and nights care for school teacher's year old power stooring full and part lime. Apply In p«raon, daughter and houno. Own transporta- "Electra 225" Sport Coupe Montclair 4 dr. hardtop Stewart'* Drlve-ln, Hwy. 38, llolmdi tion. 7 to 3:30. Call after 5, 946-8410, MEN WANTED Office Clerical HOUSEKEEPER — Cooking. Other 1964 VOLKSWAGEN '63 Mercury $1195 power steering lelp. Excellent salary, Roterenccs re- NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY '63 Lincoln $1795 lulrcd. 942-2521. "113" 2-Dr. Montclair 4 dr. Manufacturing Company — 5 day* Continental 4 dr. WOMAN WANTED — To work In dry Juit • sample of the genuine Dictaphone experience helpful but cleaners part-tlmo. Apply In person, Breezeway, power steer. air conditioned not necessary. Good Typist. One Hour MarUnlzlng, Campbells Junc- livings on dependable trans- '67 Ford, Mercury Plftaaant phon* personality. tion. portation. Writ*: Office Minagar WANTED -— A woman on Social Secur- P.O. Box X lly. who need* room am! board, In prl- Material Handlers '64 Ford $1350 '66 Ford $2195 Continental, Ex- Rtd Bunk, N. 1. vato homo, to liolp with two school Look for age children. References. 106-87611. 6 pass. Country Squire "LTD" 4 dr. hardtop SECRETARY — RECEPTIONIST ,- DAY SHIFT 7 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. BUSINESS NOTICES ETull or part-time. Light Htcno ami typ- our ilgn of power steering powor steering ecutive Cars ing. Educational Industrial Facilities, Fit. 35, Eatontown. Call for appoint- NIGHT SHIFT 3:30 to midnight lent IM1-5400. satisfaction. THE FINEST LAWNS ARE ALSO THIRD SHIFT OPENINGS MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER IKI.1AHLH WOMAN — For occasions! mhyslttlng .HolmilelOak Hill area. M6- !3t, is, i^ff— i* *» W> THE PATLT wamm YOU SPLIT RAIL FENCE * - 1 ajtM trtm Ml Uk. flOUIEl IALE NE£O OR USE WILL. «* tarn A 1&9*¥m*&»' W*# Mtmwm*»££ RtUSOWMSI/S CHILD CjUt« — ntUj GREEN GROVE GARDENS orwWyt mr taproe.Haiis t uea. BM, JHSUS* u» al yard, Use otsrtralli H«M4"OH A frea on anr order 160 or ova«. simaoc tall Uaet, COOK. BARTINMBR, HANDYMAN - SELL Six its wee*. Year round, Rea Bank UUABLB WOatAK-WUUaa to tak* RED BANK LUMBER FOUR ROOMS -$115 New Y«k Bay, Bumioa area. Wrtt« Box Ji-ITJ, Thi c*ra of children la bar borne. Wttl aiao I tum-of the ceotury Sailr Bamtar, Hal' Bant. eoard II assUsd. Call 74T-MO1. . and Wall, Had BUSH m-HOO (ONE BEDDOOM) PLAYIIl PIANO — Cable Nelaon. Four bedroomi, two SECURITY OUABOS WANTED — Unt BABYBlTTINa — By maturre woman, FAST Small dtak. mlscsllunous. •*: Fiv* Roomi (Two Badroomi) $140 Uthi, NEW kitchen. Woe Forms supplied. Ho!niilelMldaietowi In your home. Call 1 842-ao40, area. Call T4T-4808 or Z84-4600. Call 291-OoM WITH A QUICK ACTION • Efficiency 12'/a Rooms) % 95 porchai and flagged terrace, TWXLVX BABT FUROTTUBB ITEMS er level apartment with WILL CARD FOR CHILDREN In my LOW-COST — Playpen, crib, high chair, etc. 50c SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS MANAGER home for working mother. Call aitar t. to W. 747-W2. FREB HEAT, COOKINO OA5, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITIONING useful possibilities. 0714)895. DAILY REGISTER $39,900 MEN'S & BOYS' Dt\PT. DAY WORK - Monday, Wednesday, O.B, SEFRIOERATOR — »». T.V. and phone outlets, 11 cu. ft. refrigerators, parking and walk-In iterant Must htv» ™te,il MBomnat. Bxseiuml Friday. Rtxne houia. Must, be an hut lent oondltlon. M2J5J5J focllltlM. Spacious rooms, lorg* clc*tt(. Walk to stiopplno plow, puttt srtd •ilary with full Company benefits. line. Call 741-6550. --•- aiUr « p.m. aehool RETIREMENT RANCH Write statins; full qualifications to Box FAMILY AD DIRECTIONS: Garden stott exit 117 to 34, tasr on 3i to Airport Shopping JB-1M, The Dally BeHster. Red Bank. CHILD CARE IN MT HOME — For ANTI8UB EDUON BEDS — Hand IN RUMSON working mothers. 8 to 8. Clean home 3 LINES . 5 DAYS carved, matching drcsserr UM chlf- Plaza, lurn left, then two blocks to model oparimsnt. From 35, (jV M TRUCK DRIVER — For garbaje. Mui Dead end street Reasonable «71-SK>4«. ferobs. Best offer. Beautiful condition. Fltldt) to Hozlet Ave,, turn lift on Middle Road., straight ahead. 1V& acres. Large area fenc te able to drlva and pick up garbage, Piano, no. YOU move. (72-1377. Three bedrooms. Paneled <' from baok door, Muat have transport* Phon* 264-1846 " 1 tlon to lob. Call OTl-0118. SITUATIONS WANTED • Mala Si '2.00 LEAVING FOR FLORIDA — Consig- Solarium. Three fireplace* , nor will sacriflct love teat tie.60. Pair BARN BXTRA MONEY — By »erv AvolloUa lor Ata-ctxmdltt Far Sola wily of very floe side chairs $39.60 each, conditioned and air filtered, Ins your own AM newspaper route In PANEL TRUCK FOR HIM — Or em Artlde must erlgliMte from a hauMhe Two-Piece chaise lounge chair 122.60. PETS AND LIVESTOCK APARTMENTS cellant condition. Monmouth County. Call 717-3399 or 681 ployment. Reasonable. ana* may net antt • sole prlo» Maple knethole desk 129,60. Solid rock 11177. 842-0578. UO.OO par ortlcle. maple chest »«. a/3 maple bed I22.M. GENTLE) BAY HARK — U.1 KBTPORT $69,500 KEN — For Immediate career poal Price MUST be odvertlte*. Each a Pair ol Bisque lamps (75. Mahogany harm, good M children's hone and (or tlona In varloui departments of largi Moral line $1.00. No coey choices three tier Ubls 123.W. Fair of ma- light riding. Call 842-4140, BAYVIEW APTS. hoapltal. tl.Bt per nour minimum, an FINANCIAL be moda and no discounts or rnfuna» H hogany lamp tables 121.50 each. 10- ELLENS. " *Ki piece dining room suite |9o. Johnson's Flnatt In adult furnished. No ptts, mial ralaea, many fringe benefits. Ap BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES will ba mods It v* la CODCXMJ baton TOY POODLE! — AKC, malts 185, From (IIS up, utilities Included. Avail ply Feraonnel, NJ. state Hospital txplritlan. English dinner set, ssrvlee for 12, 149. Call able fltpt. 1. 264-3801 or 264-1148. Marlboro. M6-8100. Also antiques-china, glasawars, rugs 264-6(23 SNACK BAR FOR RENT — Fully T* Plica Your Daily and othsr bric-a-brac. RUSCIL'S SYCA- RED BANK — Three-room apartment BHORS-QBDER COOK — Night ahlft. •quipped. For details call MORE OREENI, 38 Bycamore Avs., OBRMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — "*ramlo bath. Rental Includes heat and HAZELTON Apply In person. THE PUB, Hwy- 85, 747.2711 FAMILY AD, CALL .. . Llttlt Silver. Three months old. AKC registered. 'ater. Call 747-2304. Mlddletown. '^ Realtor LAUNDROMAT — COIN OPERATED ANT1QUB VICTORIAN HALL. MIR- Four males, two females. Call 741-6204. DRIVER — Prefer married man witah In shopping Plan. $8,000. Call - Ml- ROR — Best offer. Call good driving record. Servlca deale•ir 2416 or 671-9724. 741-6900 842-3774. LITTLE BALLS OF FUR — Are these. COMMERCIAL RENTALS West River Rd. RunoBon We are baby Pekingese. AKC reglsterei and carrier boy accounta for Mon 24-Hour Service xnoutb County newspaper. Five-day BU3INESS FOR BALE — Kitchen and a.m. SPJN DRY WASHIR — Perfect and stud service. 774-»5o2. UVDt sTOOMT salta. ill weak. Full .company benefits. For In- Dinette sets, kitchen and dining room condition «0. 842-3200 chairs reupholstered. Excellent Red SAWS SHARPENED RIBBON WINNERS AT THE FAIR— terview call 741-0010, ExtT 32.' Bank location. Write Box A-128, The It's safer and more efficient to use I Cute, small, mixed, miniature pups. r TOU ABB BTTERBITED - In a MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE BUTCHER — Experience, rive day Daily Register, Red Bank. sharp saw blade or hand saw. Yes, wi ANTIQUES — Wash bowl and pitcher SIS. S20, *28. 612-0700. week. Top salary. Apply nt'once, M4S sharpen both. Or salest a nsw bladi sets. Commodes, tiffany lamp. Call 787' iraad new modem office apace, wel from our large stock of wood, ma «M4 alter 0:30. ocaWd In the canter of Red Bank, ton- Meat Market, 32 West Front St., Key- tlQUOR-PACKAGE-GOODS or atonecuttlna- blade*. GERMAN SHEPHERD — AKC Cham- met uja Jor further Information. THI I HOUSES FOR SALE port • GREEN RECLINING CHAIR — (30. pion aired, food with children. One DOWaTRA AOBNOT. 7U-e700. HOUSES FOR SALE .iff D. LICENSE Can be seas Saturday and Sunday. year old. Best offer 842-2644. RED BANK LUMBER 124 nigh Bt-, Batontowa RED BANK — Central location CARPENTERS AND $30,000. Part cash. Strategic traf- Pearl and Wall Red Bank 741-W ENGLISH BETTER PUPS — « weeks "Tailored to salt" otftct »p«c«. Orouni MIDDLETOiyN — Transferred, LIKE NBW TIRES (3) — BoOxlS. Used floor. Largs psrklnf lot. Ideal for pro- ASSEMBLERS fic location; extraordinary p BEcnoNAL — Itall ild, AKC, field and show prospects, RUMSON — Very desirable rustic must sell five-bedroom, two-bath bedroom daybed, ate. three weeks. (30. Two snow tires, S50x shots, wormed. Call S83-1419. fessional offloess. Xmmsdlat« oceupaa. residential area. Modern spacious Steady, year round work 'with top sail- tial for increased business. 787-3183 13, 110. AfUr 0, 7874663. cy. CHAJ H. TINDALL. Realtor. Til. bi-level with 18x24' gameroom. boat company, AH benefits. Boat ex- POOL TABLE — Three slatt bed, TWO ADORABLE KITTENS — Ideal ranch. Fireplace in living room, ?erlenca not necessary. Call between Owner retiring. stwiso MACHINE — t25. Screen ball returns, 10x5, completely refur- pets. Clean, playful, boust trained. Excellent condition. Ottered at and storms, 93 each, bedspreada. 741-2S92 or 741-9927 after o. EXECUTIVI IUITB — Consisting of !ormal dining room, electric kitch- 8 a.m. • II p.m. 431-0100. JENSEN MA- Sink, lie. Other items, 401-1231. bished, Including balls, cuss, etc. 43t- M aa It Modem office building next an, den, family room, three bed-$21,525. ' RINE!. ROEJTON WATERBURY 0073 after • p.ra GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — ta First Merchants Bank, li Reckless COMPLETE SODA fountain and eounl AKC registered. Black and tan; (ray PL, Red Bank. Call 747-3730, bstween rooms, two baths, large porch. RETIRED MAN — For part-time work Commercial Department PROFBSSIONAL POOL TABLE — ' and 5. FAIR HAVEN — Neat as a er with nine stools, *50. Call S64-85C Slatt base. Lilting weights, (8. Men's and mack. «50. 201-4154. Full basement. Hot water base- as Inspector at concrete batch plants or 2«-3731. In area. For Independent testing lab- Realtor & Insurer. Est. 1925 suits, 42, (8 ea. Stereo, Garrard RC- QUALITY POODLB PUPS —Excellent 3500 8Q. FT. LIGHT manufacturing board oil heat. Attached two carTwo-bedroom rancher. Full ratory. Reply to Box M-I81, The Dally COMPUBTB LTONO ROOM — Fui 80, FU-AM tuner, Sherwood stereo pedigree. 81x weeks old. Home bred. loft for Isaae. Call basement, detached garage, at-JJ Register, Red Bank. > 16 W. Front St., Red Bank nlshlngs, two complete bedroom eeti amplifier, twin speakers, (US. V surf- Call 566-4809. 747-1100 garage. % acres. Now $52,000. Call 741-7888 after 8 p.m. board, (SO. 842-1*98 or MMoTa. tractive 50x150 lot. Offered atio AUTO BODY MAN — A-l. Must have « 747-3500 AFRAID? Here's good protection In BUILDING FOR RENT — Large over- RUMSON — Convenient quiet liv- own tools. Dealer benefits Include paid MOVING — Muat sell complete dlnln POOL — Above ground, 22'x4\ ladder, these riot filled days. Just Imported head door and office, 3Crx95' with spa. ing locale - Roomy ranch. Living $17,500. *, vacation, hospttaltzatlon, Insurance. room set. Playroom furniture. Hefrll vacuum and Lomart (liter. (T5 cash. from Germany, this beautiful German clous lot On Bay Ave,, Highlands. Good AUTO BODY PAINTER'S HELPER enator. Deep freeze and mtscellaaeou You dUmintel. 542-2083. shepherd will guard your house and for light manufacturer or warehouse or room has a fireplace, dining room, hl —Alert, ambitious. Some experience. MONEY TO LOAN articles. Call 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. T47-26* fanvily. Will also provide Income aa garage. Rent $150 monthly. Call S72-1773 den, kitchen, three bedrooms, one WEART-NEMETH RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE—CADILLAC SPECIALS AT RED BANK — Secre- PIANO — Knabe. (Original) «4" baby tary desk 129,00. Governor Wlnthrop stud dog, Obedience training Included. RED BANK—2,000 sq. ft ground floor. bath. Full basement has a fire- CO,, 100 Newman Springs Rd.. Red FIRST, SECOND and THIRD Mort- 631-8854 Ideal for service shop or light Industry. AGENCY Bank. Call 741-0910. Ask for Ray Bros- gages. Business loans, consolidation grand. Walnut finish. Phone 329403 desk (89.50, Modsrn Ught finish bed- place. Hot water gas heat. At- loans. Also mortgages bought and (old, after 8 p.nn. for appointment room suite (139.50. Five-piece kitchen SIAMESE K2TTBN8 — Six weeks. lit- 171 W. Front Bt 147-3611. 531-4700. Aak for Mr. Tlmm. set (25. Hampers Xl.76. China closet ter trained. 130. COMMERCIAL BUILDING—On Hwy. tached oversized two-car garage. REALTOR 116. ught finish kneehole desk. Excel- 666-3394. DRAFTSMEN USED EUOS SALS I Outdoora on tbi lent condition, t».00. Also miscella- 39. Three offices 11x16, 8il6, 12x16, Sufficient grounds. Asking $33,500. BXPJHUBNOED IN PRECAST CON neous bric-a-brac. 20 B. Front BU, RedWANTED — Good homes for 3 rdne- Shop area oOxeo*. fenced area 100'x RUMSON — Public school vicini- INSTRUCTION ISO* In rear of building. Availability 102 WEST FRONT ST. ORETB DETAILING FOR LAKEWOOD Oreetts. Thurs., Frl., Sat, S«pt 14, Bank. Nsal Rlvervlsw Hospital. 741, week-old kittens. Two males, one fa- one month. Brokers protected. For in- ty-Interesting Tudor. Fireplace PLANT. CALL 363-0900. 1693. male. Free. 842-3142 after 6 p.m. formation call 264-5700. SPANISH, FRENCH — Taught In my U. Sunny days only. Assortment Tirloi in living room, dining room, 741-2240 44 KBNNBL MAN — Full or part tlm . home or yours. Call after 6 p.m. GARAGE BALE - Sat. Sept M, 8 OBRMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES Blred by Champion Immn Von Der OFFICE SPACE — Utilities Included, kitchen, powder room, three bed- Inquire Ticehurst Animal Hospital, •U-2542. sites from local homes anil estate a-m. Slat bench, bike, mirror, odds 150 per month. Highway location. Call Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. and ends. P6nd ltd., Sumion. (Off Bschbacher Kilppen. Reservations be- 264-2007, 9 to 5. rooms, one bath, full basement. Member of Red Bank OUlS QKADB GUT JOBS I Hartsnorne Lane.) ing taken now. 787-1662. JANITOR — Full time. Night or day clearance. Will lacrlllcs. RUSC3L' HORSE STALLS — In modern barn Hot water oil. Detached two car Multiple Listing Service ehlft available. Apply Atco Ceramics IB.it. TRAINtrlO IB THB KBT BABY GRAND PLAYER PIANO — COLLIE — Trl-colored, six month old located on 150 axre farm. Modern garage. $24,900. Hwy. 38, Keyport. TO TOUR SUCCESS Sycamore Art., Llttla Silver. 7U-S509. (250. Call 747-9075 after female. AKC registered. All ahota. apartments available. Paddocks, train- Drop in for free area map FIELD MAN — For Inspection on con- 4 pjm. Trained. S75. Call 588*709. Ing track and riding trails. A. KO- •traction projects, Independent agency. Fall classea now forming. NORTH- VHF COMMUNICATIONS EQUIP- BEAOLB PUPS — Eight weeks old. ZICKY, Real Estate. Broker. Rte 35, EAST Buslneoi Machlna School. M Eatontown. 542-2223, DENNIS K. BYRNE Car necessary, Reply Box M-182, The Broad Bt., Red Bank. 747-4647, MXNT — one mobile transceiver, ont J10. Call 264-8253 Sifter -^ T1IRBEBEDRO0M RANCH — Ftdt Dally Register, Red Bank. base transceiver. 15 watts each. TJaed 5 p.m. SHOP WITH APARTMENT — 24'x50> REALTOR-INSUROR basement, central air conditioning. Cor* To HAMMOND one month. Demonstration arranged tor oer 100x100 lot. Belford. 787-69%. MASON'S HELPER. WANTED ART CLASSES Interested buyer, call 747-4863. QUARTER HORSE — Welsh Cross- Powered for 115-220 volUi. Formerly West River Road Rumson •tart Immediately. 322-8462 Now forming. bred, filly, large pony hunter prospect. wood-worklhg and reflnlshlng shop. In Phone 842-1150 after 6. Learn to draw and paint OARAGE SALE — FRIDAY, SATUR- Also Shetland mare. 046-4392. Shrewsbury. After 5, 741-7017. DAY, SUNDAY. CONTENTS OF 10- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING (More Classified Adi BKILLED-SBMI SKILLED — StronB Small classes-Individual attention. ORGAN PALAMINO GELDING — Six year old Call 747-3823. XOOM HOME. GRANDFATHER AND 1 On The Next Page) tack. WIlHngness to work. Permanent GRANDMOTHER CLOCKB. ANTIQUE Sorrel gelding. 10 year old. Both we HOUSES FOR RENT positions. Inside work. Conveyor Man- broke, sound. 462-6776. ufacturing Inc., Green Wood Hi, Mor- OF ASBURY PARK TABLES AND CHAIRS. ANTIQUE ganville. 691-U38. MERCHANDISE Corner of Main St 4 MatUson Ave. JEWBLRY. DESK. TOOLS OF EVERY GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC. RENTALS — SEASONAL — TBARLT WEST KEANSBURG KIND. PAINTINGS AND HUNDREDS Black .and silver. Good bone structure COMMERCIAL RENTALS FOR SALE THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIAN OF OTHER BETTER THINGS. 65 and excellent temperament 946-4392, ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor PRESSERS DISPLAY IN THB SHORE AREA BRANCH AVE., RBD BANK OR 741- UN Ocean Aye, Baa Bright 841-0004 Attention air buyers-no closing fees. 2233. ANYTIME DAY OK NIGHT. Must 6a experienced presser on coats DESKS 115 up MLES, tables, chairs, Open dally 'til » p.m. ftet 'to C p.m. RENTALS Only UM needed to purchase _ this and car coats. 8HORE COAT CO,, adding machines, typewriter!, office V. A. OEHLHAUB, Real Eitate FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHER'S COURSE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT HwT. 36 Leonardo 2914481 DISTINGUISHED INC. SB Bridge Ave., Red Bank'741-3210. equipment, etc., at bargalnprloes. New Select Irom our large variety oC used —Complete set of books. Call 222-2274 eight-year-old Uve-room rancn. Belling or used. AAC DESK OUTLET. Bta, organs, all guaranteed and In «zce mornings Tues., Wed., Tfmra. WIDE SELECTION OP RENTALS — FOREMAN — Want person capable of 35, Oakhurat. 631-3900. APARTMENTS aupervlslng 20-30 production employees, lent condition. Save hundleda of do Furnished and unfurnished. Immediate price JU5.500. OFFICE HORSE MANURE RED BANK — Button Patk Apart- oooupancy. SAMUEL TSICHER AGBr« consisting of men and women. Pre- TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines. FREE fer someone who has had experience AU makes new or used. Quararjteed. ment, Branch Ave. 3Y, -room avallablt Ct, Oeeaaport Ave.. Ocesnport 5U- SPACE For th« Piano buyer, we have tha 741-0162. Oct Ut. See manager, Apt. 167C. 3500. In ft manufacturing establishment Ap- x.w as 125. SerplcD's. 101 Monmouth C. DeLucia Agency Located In center at tied Bulk p>li y or write Atco Ceramics Corp., 8t Next to theater. T4T-O4U. largest selection at the lowest crlces- TRASH AND TREASURE SALE — FURNISHED FOUR ROOMS — N $85 to 1250 Per Month featuring Knabe, Uaaon • Hamlln, Saturday, September 16, Reformed business district. ftIwy. 38, Keyport. COLOR TVS — REPOSSESSED AND Sotunar, Bvarett, Bteok, lanssen, Ham- pets. IS 3rd Ave., THE BTERO AOBNCT 31 Church St. i" ~ ^Keanahiirs, N. J. All these featidrei provided: NEW. NO MONEY DOWN, tl.BO PER Church, 63 Hance Ave., New Shrews- Atlentta HlghlanSa Rt 15 MUdletown DISHWASHERS—steady, year round. mond, Hardman and Pianola Players bury. 10 a.m. to 3 pro. • Central air conditioning Apply In person, Howard Johnson Res- WEEK. FREE ANTENNA. INSWJST Many floor modela aa& used pianos. RED BANK — Three rooma and bath. 071-1000 • Sell service elevator taurant, Hwy. 38, Mlddletown. CRBDIT, CALL DR. DRAKE, 373-6636. FRIGIDAIRB AUTOMATIC WASHER— All utilities included. Call FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW — At 65A 787-4424 • Private parking space Budget terms available on all par Perfect, (50. Double maple bookcase • Complete janitorial service . COLLEGE STUDENT — For part-time FOR THB PERFBCT WEDDING 747-5320 Burlington, Ave., chases. headboard, spring, mattress, (30. Twin JO&LO • Individual thermostatlcally cos* I evening work In drug store. Apply GOWN—Bridesmaid dresaes and all ac- mattress, 110. 26" Bike, (10. 24" kitchen trolled heat. , Shrewsbury Pharmacy, 670 Broad St. cessories with Individual personal ser- SEA BRIGHT TWO AND, THREE-BEDROOM HOMXB FAMILY TON HOUSE — This large rlea. Call Virginia Klmball Freehold. base cabinet, Formica top. 110. 3«'' LOVELY COLONIAL ARMS four-bedroom, 2V4-t>ath Colonial with • Wall-to-wall carpeting Shrewsbury. -• __ 775-9300 painted kneehole desk. (12. Fair curved — For rent or sale. (126 to 1150 a every modern convenience Including a Call for appointment to Inspect ««7773 low boucle chairs, (IIS. Call 2843807 be- 1201 Ocean Avenue month. THB KTRWAN CO.. REAL- HARDWARE STORE — Located In Red New console piano, $388 Ilagnltlcent all electric one and TORS, Belford, 787-5500. W. Keansburg. awlmlnj pool, sit» on an Irregular Bank Needs man for general work. UNPAINTED FURNITURE !ore 3 p,m. bedroom apartments. Centrally air cot 787-6600. Hazlet 264-7100. wooded acre within minutes of train or 747-1100 Phono. Mr. Jay, 747-0465. BICYCLES — Moat sizes, excellent con' dltioned. Dishwashers, disposals, comh shopping. The home lacks nothing-liv- BEST TOP SOIL TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE — Unfu ing room with fireplace, large formal 54 Broad Bt nun^r. — For foundry labor. Steady ON OUR 2nd & 3rd FLOORS nation cloths washers and dryers. Prl Largeit stock on the New Jersey Shore Oooa (HI dirt blue atone, road (ran dlUon- -M m-oo.8. vate swimming pool, beach, boardwalk nlshed. On the water. living room, dining room, comfortable den, heated employment, company benefits. Engi- and at 25% oft manufacturer's list for sand, etc. Bulldozing and backhoo sei and parking. AU electricity Included large kitchen, full basement, Yearly, and paneled gameroom, heated and neered Precision Casting Co., Palmer cash and carry. Also chain niore. vice. Eckel's Trucking, MorganvUle, 58; TWO BICYCLES — One Amerloan, oni Rentals of S155-S215. Superintendent' Lease $160 per month. PAUL BRAG lalousled sun room. "His" and "Hers" APARTMENTS Ave., Mlddletown. 9707. Sngllsh. Excellent condition. apartment 78 or telephons AR AGENCY, 747-0221. redwood bath-houses. Stereo. Air condl 'lease stop la 741-4869. WAREHOUSE MAN — Mature and ex- LARGE secluded Colonial in beautiful tlonlnv In every other room. Base-,, perienced. Also warehouse helper 48 RED BANK LUMBER FOR SALE!!! 741-0150 ment. Departing owner hopes to re-II HOBART MEAT BLICBR AND SCALE country setting. Five years old. Perfect cover tl.m. call for appointment. hour week. Oood benefits. Contact Mrs, •earl and Wall, Red Bank 741-8500 41-book set cloth-bound "Yale Edition,1 Excellent condition. Call after 4 RED BANK — Unfurnished three-roo: condition. 10 rooms, 3 baths. $400. Call Foster, 462-8902. , • apartment and bath. Near schools and MONMOUTH BEACH 1987 SINOER ZIG ZAO complete works of Shakespeare. Orlg p.m., 741-2890. 671-1071. APPLEBROOK - RUMSON LANDSCAPBR'S ABSISTANT — Over CONSOLE MODEL nally m; only »lo. U.S. School < OAK DINING ROOM SET — Four town. 842-3490. SHREWSBURY — six rooms, three Only tour months old. Does everything. Music, complete 96-leison piano coursi U3 Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson • PRIVATE MARINA! 18. call after T^ chairs, hutch, table. Excellent condi- TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT — Witt bedrooms. Call 741-7886 for appoint- 842-2300 Balance only *37 or 17 monthly. Ouar- plus $20 worth of other muslo bool tion, (75. 2 wicker chairs. 842-3415. garage. Large rooms. Red Bank area. ment, after 5 p.m. antoed. (25. Service for eight FranoUcan "Ai Conveniently located to center of town. • CABANA CLUB1 fOTCHEN HELP — Noon to » and Credit D«pt _ plowear," plus extra pieces: ashtray; OARAGE SALE — Household Items, $125 a month. Call 747-3440 or 842-2961 THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE — Fur- TRADITIONAL COLONIAL 6:30 to 11:30. Apply after 12 noon, eggcups, etc. $50. Recordlo tape n large and small, clothing, tools, etc. nished. Living room, dining room, 1% • Individual Terraces! except Mondays. Colony Restaurant, corder. t25. Call before 1:30 p.m., 54: 72 Delaware Are.. Hilton Park. 872- FURNISHED—Apartment, four rooms, baths. Sept 15 to ^une 15. $100 pe . charming home built around the Ridge Rd., and Ave. of Two Rivers, 0881. All day Friday, September 15. bath. All utilities including telephone. :enter hall plan, fireplace , In living RENT A TV 5960. month. PAUL BRAQAR AGENCY. 747- room, separate dining room, den plus • Private Ocean Club! - Kumson. Color or black and white. Day, w— Centor of Mat&wan Borough. Adults on- 0221. POOL TABLE — Full sizt. Kicellanl HAMMOND ORGAN — Model B-3, 35 rumpus room. Four large bedrooms, MAN WITH KNOWLEDGE Of rooting or month. Low rates. BATSHORjC TV ly. No pets. 666-2392. 2H bathB, all In "moveln" condition, M Church St. Keanaburi. T8T-4400. condition. S150, Call watt Leslie. 50 watt Hammond speak- FOUR-ROOM HOUSE — In Rumson. Juit 10 minutes from down- 872-0677 >• ers, double reverb. 52400. R.H. Bug-PANORAMIC VIEW OF BAY AND Adults. Call between 5-7 pro., 842- full basement, two-car garage. In one 787.0383 GOOD TOP BOIL — JTive CU. Ida. Ish, 60S-208-3T61 or 298-9754. OCEAN—Five-room apartment. Ideal 1722. yt Fair Haven'a loveliest locations with town Red Bank. Luxurious per load, i MOVED TO APARTMENT — Must Si for bachelor or couple. $130 per month fishing or toe skating at your back DISPATCHER - Ready mix concrete two-month-old 16 lb. washer. Origin DOUBLE -white canopy bed complete pays all utilities. 741-3754. KEANSBURO — Three nice rooms, door. Two-house owner has reduced appointments in avary apart* experience. Reply Box M-183. The price (369. Best offer. 2M-8315. bath, unfurnished- Very clean. Ho asking prlco to (43,800. Call us for ap- mant. I'/i baths. Individually Dally Register, Red Bank. 10 000 MUMS — Over 100 varieties. * "" S«-3209. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Three room! water oil heat On bus lines. Idsal for 40T0ROLA CONSOLE T.V. — *45, pointment. controlled heat and air con- Hockhockson Farm, Rt 537, brtween MOVING — Bli-plece bedroom SBt, and bath furnished. All utilities Includ- couple. $75 plus utilities. CHATEAU Colts Neclt and Tlnton Falls. two end tables X12 each, cocktail table ed. Adults only. Call 291-3336 after noon. REALTY, Real Estate, 215 Can Ave., HALL BROS., Realtors ditioning. Teenage recreation HELP WANTED—Male • Female HQ. Two lamps IS each. 78T-4434. KB Sofa*ed and chair, 540. Re- Keanaburg. 787-5884. '•We repair anything and everything" frigerator, WO. Desk, »5. Hazlet area HOLMDEL — Three rooms and bath. 813 River Rd. 741-76M Fair Haven room, plui adult party room. frAITRESSEg OR WAITERS—Expert- MACHINE SHOP-NO JOB TOO BMALL BASS AMPLIFIER FOR BALE, Sevei on Rte 35* 264-S198 alter tho 20th, Heat and hot water supplied. Adult* LOVELY four-bedroom ranch styl Member Multiple Listing Service •noa preferred. At least 21 years of age. Rainbow, 175 Broad, 741-7008 months old. List fUtt.M. (85. ~ CONFECTONERY store eauipment. only. 264-0364 or 264-4966. home with large living room and dining Part Ume or full time. Apply in person, KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED — 747-2158. Counter, candy case, cigar case, grill, KING JAMES APARTMENTS — Val- room. Estate area on deep channe STRATHMORE RESALES Tha OH Union House, Red Bank. water. Furnished. $400 month until 4- & 5-ROOM APTS. Dinette sets, and bar stools. Monmouth CHERRY CABINET — Perfect for HI greeting card rack, dishes, etc 787- ley Drive, Route 36, Atlantic Highlands. tune 1. 229-6473. Ranches, Oapea, Colonials starting In Dinette, IIS Monmouth 8L, Red pank. Fl, $35, sewing cabinet S20, slide pro- 157L Three miles from Bandy Hook State the low SPs. Our office located In the 7M-8B33. __ lector, BeU and HoweU, 14 slldo trays, Park. One-and two-bedroom units. heart ot Btrathmote, on Hwy. 34. Call PART AND FULL TIME STORE FIXTURES — Includea show- TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE — In Middle- Interesting and pleasant work. Our TWO AIR CONDITIONERS — *40 andArgua camera, slide viewer »45 com. Furnished or unfurnished. Swimming town Village. Month's security and one-as whether selling or buying. 7 days, plate. Drapes, curtains, epreads, under cues, cash register. Coke machine, pool and recreation axea. Patio or bal-year lease required. SU7 per month 24 hr. servlceTCaU 6W-7600 anytime. FROM 135 ©irUtmassdllng has started. Earnings OS. Call etc 671-0872 or 671-6837. to ** per hour. Call 566-3257, 568-2019, 110. 8(2-4165. cony, each unit. Rent from (132, In- Call 671-5495. APFLBSROOK OV MATAWAN. Real, Including heat, hot water, 222-0651 HOUSEHOLD BALE — Furniture, beds, cluding heat and hot water. 291-0770. ton. 883-1313, 462-1074. USED PIANOS AND OROANI from KOBIB aURFBOARD-8'6", aolld COlol THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE — Tree air conditioning and one-year-old, (90. Electrlo guitar, Mil bric-a-brac, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. FREEHOLD — Furnished apartment. shaded street Short walK to Bed Bank ISLFORD — Four bedrooms, paneled ACCORDION AND GUITAR INSTRUC- 25. Pianos bought, sold, repaired, 10 e,m. - 8 p.m. 99 Waterman Ave., off-itroer parking. TOR — Part-time, steady. OVM 18. moved. By appointment-Freehold Muslo ampllUer, Ilka new, 4100. Call afti Good location. Bhort or long term. Al- High School and shopping. $160 per .en, fireplace, baseboard heat, base- 5:35. 741-7374, Rumson. \o one furnished efficiency. 462-1596. oath. 583-9508 after 6. aent Barbecue, two garages, 100x190. Call 737-1122. 988-3104. Center, 462-4730. 10 brokers. 787-4808. M7,000. - - FACTORY PERSONNEL - First and CAMPER TRAILER — 1865 Wayfarer. YARD SALE — Friday aad Salurda: RED BANK — Furnished apartment. SECLUSION — Two-bedroom modern Old school desk, roll top desk, Roti MACHINERY FOR SALE Bedroom, living room, kitchenette and home. Furnished on five acres. $150 KEYPORT — Owners leaving stato. HAM.LTONIAN accond shifts. Apply Ballard Advertls- Sleeps four. Good condition. $275. Call Three bedrooms, bath, kitchen, living, tog 133 Ht Bt, Keyport. 229-9439 after 5:30. broil, frames, lamps, braBS Items, pov bath 1st floor. Private entrances. ' month. Utilities extra. QUALITY REAL- er mower, toya, etc 7 8th Ave., A MICHIGAN — 125'loader, goodcondi mile north of Rod Bank. Couple pro TY ASSOC. 291-0953. dining room, full cellar and attic. En- HODERN MATH TEACHER — Needed TOP SOIL — Clean, rich. It cu. yd. lantlo Highlands. tk£ »l,600. Cat D.8 Doier. *3,000.Cat ferrej. Call between 4 and 7 p.m. 741, closed front porch, garage. Convenient AT MONMOimt Immediately. Apply In person at prln- Reduction for large quantities. Call 741- 955, rebuilt bottom, very clean, *90OO. 4109. FIVE ROOMS — Two enclosed porches. location. All furnishings, If desired. 2S4- clpal'a office, Red Bank Catholic High 7S59. QUITAR — Twelve string electric Unl- Call alter 1 p.m. 747-9617. Just painted, and near everything. Call 8518 weekdays after 8, aivaay Satur- Bchool, Peters PI., or call 747-1774. vox. Two pick-up swing bar. SolW TWO THREE-ROOM APARTMENTS — 787-5068. day and Sunday. OFF OCEAN AVE., BEDROOM BET-SDC-PtECT!. TAKE body. t90. Call after 4 p.m. 747-175! Completely paneled. Immediate occu SALES CLERK — Malo or female, OVER PAYMENTS, »l.o0 PER WEEK. MERCHANDISE WANTED pancy. Inquire 173 Seeley Ave., Kea JEW SHREWSBURY — Eye-catching MONMOUTH BEACH to work part-time at fruit market. Call NO MONEY DOWN. FREE LAMPS, BKDROOM BET — Blond solid oak. burg\ WANTED TO RENT *anch. Three bedrooms, two baths, •71-0862 or 871-3093- NSTANT CREDIT CALL MR. DON. Five pieces. Spring and mattress In- fwo-car garage. 30' living room, recrea- COLLECTOR - Wanta old toy ttalna, DIRECTIONS. East on Rum- AT OROaaMAN, 373-6636. cluded. Excellent condition. $175, 9x12any condition. Pay caah or will trade: ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Throe- Ol COMMUTING EXECUTIVE AND lon room, utility room, full basement, •"'""-"" MANAGER brown tweed rug, 140. Kiotllent con- H.O., 027, 0. standard gauge. 77WT1O- four-room apartment, newly decorated. WIFE, No children, need immediate :to. An attractive landscaped 30,000 sq. ion Road (County Rt. 520) CHANDLER PIANO — Upright Beauti- dition. Call 671-9231. Separate entrance. In private home. iccupancy, Threo=bcdroom unfurnished 't, Property priced low to sell. $22,450. Large- garden apartment project, tons ful condition. Call 747-9293, after 6 p.m. ANTIQUES — Tiffany Items, toys, fur- lo Ocean Avo., Sea Bright; during weekend. 291-1897. louse with dining room, garage, etc. Call 542-1867. Branch" capable of complete charge. GOLF CLUBS — 1963 Ben Hogan ragls- niture, china, paintings, statuary, coins, Call 542-39T9 after 6 p.m. right (south) to Park Road, Prior experience, familiar THA pro- tered matched set. Four woods, two Hghtlng fixtures. Carved oak dining THREE LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS CO-OPERATIVE — Three bedrooms, cedures-salary. FURNITURE SALE through nlno Irons plus wedge, very ribm pieces. Copper Kettle AnUqueo, — Bath, air conditioner. All utilities In- SEVERAL UNFURNISHED HOMES paneled kitchen. Patio, oil heat. Monmouth Beach; right to From model homes. Fine Colonial and good condition. Medium flex shafts. OakhuraL 531-15S$ or 2&-08D1. cluded, tva. Call 741-0703. needed for relocated employees. Three Fenced-ln yard. Front unit Call 542-0423 Homiltonian at Monmouth r.e. Scott Co. Realtors Traditional. Go west of Freehold RBOD- 80. Call 741-1297 after 7 P.m. to five bodrooms. Excellent references. BEST PRICES — Quick service, for BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT LOCA- Contact Veda Drummond, E.A.L 229-HEW SHREWSBURY— Professional ot- apartments. 400 Weettield Ave. 355-8100 track Circle on Rt. 33, left at light WALNUT DESK — Dining room bur TION IN OCEANPORT — With boat lice and homo, corner split level. Brick Follow our signs. Hickory Hill. Open 0-0. used furniture, antiques and odds and 1100, Ext. 668, weekdays. L.J. SPORTSWEAR—Operators wanted. fet, tea cart Call between T and mds. Our Attlo. 531-8884. dockage if desired. 3^ rooma furnished eneer. Eight years old. Bin-room ot- BABY GRAND PIANO — Apartment 741-4064. on yearly lease. Near school. $125 perWE HAVE an overflow of bona fide Flco, seven-room house. Wall-to-wall Agent: Single needle machines. 98 Leonard St., LAWN TRACTOR — 6 to 8 h.p. tor month, heat supplied. Call 741-4487. irospects looking for two or four bed- carpeting, drapes. Mo^om kitchen, bar, Red Bank. size, excellent condition, S42B with WALL-TO-WALL CARPETINO — 22- bench. 291-1242. Dulling gang mower. Must bft In good fooms. Call ua for fast action to havi garage, patio. Four entrances. Fully THE BRITE AGENCY 14'. plua 15 yds. Wall-to-wall drape; mdttlon. Call 741-4034, BRADLEY BEACH — Five rooms fur- your homo rented. THE BERG AGBN landscaped. Suitable any professional nished. Winter season, 1962 ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR — plus valanco 22'x.8' high. AH anttqui CY, Rt 35, Mtddlelown. 671-1000, office. May be converted to separate Phoru.! 264-0664 SITUATIONS WANTED - Female cold, excellent condition. Asking 960( SNOW BLOWER 788-3270. apartment Call 642-4451. Freezer top. IS cu. ft Like new. 130complete. . Call 741-3947 after B p.m Call BUSINESS COUPLE — With educated tRONDTO done In my home. Free Call 611-0778, 741-9(93 alter 7 p.m. MODERN FURNISHED APARTMENT dog need year round unfurnished one- Modal Apt.: 222-8120 t> pickup and delivery. Call ANTIQUES—Lamps, Clocks, Frames, BABY BASSINET — Playpen. Bau* — Nice and clean. 05 Herbert fit. tamlly house. Five rooms or more, 787-8873 Furniture, The Half ft Half, 1213 Syca- notte. Pads. Best offer. POOL COVER Red Bank. shade, aocluslon, reasonable. Call 281- APARTMENTS more Ave., Tlnton Falls. 542-S063. 566-3394. 20x40' Pool 530 or 291-1211. NUMB COMPANION — Experienced. 462-9039 CO-OPERATIVE APARTMUNT — Two Desires private nursing care elderly USED BALDWIN — Baby grand piano. STEREO TAPE RECORDER — Bes< bedrooms. Oil heat Fully furnished. YOUNO EXECUTIVE — Desires es- offer. Call ANTIQUES — Paintings, N. J. Atlas. Call 642-5627. person. Tim* arranged. References. Needs some work. $300. Call Batates purchased and appraised. 747- tate cottago In vicinity of Red Bank. JM-M47. 566-7355. 787-8407. 2003. Tho Hudson Shop, Inc., 511 Bror,adJ TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT — Has References turnlihcd on retuest. Mr. EATONTOWN Hollander, 741-670O. WILL MIND YOUR CHILD In my ... RCA WHIRLPOOL PRBBZER — GAS FIRED HOT AIR KEATTNO UNT St, Shrewsbury. let. Three-bedroom apartment, Keyport. Own home. Harlot a-rea. 3 eu. ft Price (139. Call —American Standard, 80,000 B.T.U. oul Second floor. Rcforencos and Becurlty 787-75112 OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, required. $90 month plus utilities. No 264-7023. put. 971-2816. rlassware, art objects and brlc-a-brac. children. Call alter 6, 2S4-1789. FURNISHED ROOMS mmedlate cash for anything and every- hlng. Ruscll's 29 East Front St., 741-BEAUTIFUL THREE-ROOM — Fur 'RIVATE ROOM — With bath. Flrsl nlshed apartment. Carport, privatirtvate en- !loor, Private entrance. Gentleman pro- trance, patio. Qoorl, quiet focRtlon lerred. 747-1041. HELPI We need clean, used furnltui Red Bank. Call after'6, 741-0308. or cash. Call FURNISHED ROOM — Business gentle APARTMBNT—Furnlahed. Four rooms man. One block from town. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Man share professional gentleman, or 741-3024. i-IANO — Five nlco kids would Hko room, private bath, private entranco. a good piano. No dealers please. Call Rumson. 842-1034. ATTRACTIVE — Nicely furnished stu- Gold Medallion Apartments & Club A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI 747-0542. dio room. Private light cooking. Gontle- FOUR ROOMS AND BATH — First man. 741-8394. floor. Private home. Rumson. Desir- Tha most exclusive garden apartment! PETS AND LIVESTOCK able area. Sino a month, furnished, URNISHED ROOM — Between Hwys Including utilities. Call 44,1-8228 after J5 and 36, on Palmor Avo. Call TB7- and club in tha Jersov Shore area. B573. Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractor! Painting and Decorating A-l IN FROFB88IONA1, DOO QR00M- 7 p.m. NO — All breeds, poodles our speolal- 'INTON FALLS — Furnlflhotl single One and two-bedroom apartments from RBn BANK — Three rooms, untur •oom Gontloman proforred. Car essen- ADDINO MACHINES — Typewriters CARPENTRY—Remodeling, paneling, CARL B. JONES — Painting and r. Formerly Canine chateau now un-nlshod. Air conditioned. Will docorate. wallpapering. Fully Insured. For fraa m Hal. Call 54S-4238 lor Inlormatlon. sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's 101 stops, sidewalks, patios. Reasonable ler management oPBf, ^^Vi*a41,Countra Jy Squir^ JiZ^ e Oarage. *125. 747-333a Monmouth St., Rod Bank, 7470488. rates. 842-4385, 747-2338. estimates, call 747-3041. •at Shop. AKO pu—'ile—s fo'-r- sale"'-. Hwy"-". IINGLE ROOMS — Clean, comfortable 35, Batontown. 642' KEANSBURG — UnfurntBhed live, four easonable. Gentleman preferred, n approx. WORKING MAN'S CONTRACTOR — Pearl and Bead Reitrlnging nd three-room apartments. $01), $00 Vallaoo Bt., 741-5382. Qarate. $125 Asphalt Paving Alterations. Repairs. Masonry. Small FOODLB CLIPPING — $5. and MB. All utilities supplied. Call Jobs, too. 101-9714. Call 381-2644. DKSIRADI.H ROOM — Not to bath, Including heat and all utilitiesfl st«j. f Expertly on braided nylon. $1.00 a 741-0464. OENERAL ASPHALT PAVINO INO. strand. Sterling olasps from 7Qo. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Thrco irlvato, nn other ronmors. Business Blacktop driveways and parking lots. Insulation & Siding IlEUBBILLES', 80 Broad Bt., Rid BBAOLB — Registered, one year old, nan or retired man. Oood neighbor- rooms first floor. All utllltlDS supplied. loon, cnnvonltnt to ovorytlilng. Rotsr- a Enloy ttis mony advantages of a All oportmants tqulppad with two Call for froo estimates. 222-8268. Bank. remale. Reasonable. Call J125. 201-0810. INSULATION 4 SIDINO CORP. — 776-7383. - moo rrniiilrciil. 741-0M1, modern, sale, cleon llectrlc heal air conditioners, MAIUJHOIIO AIIBA — Five-room un- Also windows, roots, gutters, etc. Plumbing and Heating KO HNQLIBH SPRINGER SPANIEL. IINCILK ROOMB — For (tontlomen. Ceramic Tile Contractors 10-30 year guarantee. Day or night furnished apartment. Quito ploasant Mlantlo Highlands. Call ortor 6 p.m. e 38 acres planned lor your a Heat thermostats In BACH ROOM 77B-8I07. Adam Llntmayer 291-030] PLUMBINO — Heating and bathroom area. Security deposit 040,6870. 101-2230. ultimate enloyment. CERAMIC T1LH remodeling. ~~ ' C88-2204 to provldt YOUR dtslrsd room LONO BRANCH — Furnished or un- LARGE FURNIBIIH1D ROOM temperature. Would you Hko a modern oeramlo tlln Odd Jobs SAND AND SEA KENNEL OHJB — furnished, attractive one-bodroom apart- a Tha most axqulilts and complete bath or ItUohun? AU work guaranteed. CORRISAN'S Will start dog show handling classes 47 Waverly Place • Public aoll count* nearby, Free estimates. Call S64-3309. ment. Modern cabinet kltohon. Con- Rid Bank pool and Cosano Club, Including YARDS, OBLLAR8, garafel, stores 197 Oakland St.. Red Bink 747-270D. Sept. 13, 7130 p.m. Hwy. 70, Brloktown, vonlont location. Immediate oooupancy. ipposlte Fsmtly Circle and Western Lllla Hvendson, Broker, 329M86. m- trus Olymplc-ilx* pool, kiddie a Front and rear entrances, cleaned up. Have truok. Free esti- Rooting, Siding & Iniulatloo - 9erg«rs, The Happening Bulldlnst. For Diamonds' Bought or Rostylcd mates. T41-214D after 3 p.m. 6450, ' pool, fennli, badminton, thuffls- a Spacious rooms, deluxa kllcritni OI.SBN CO. INO. Roofing, siding * nlormatlon call 681-6829 after 6:30, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ATTRACTIVE OARAajl APARTMENT boord, volliy ball and sundKk. ond borhroomi, Let us buy tho diamonds you don't Fainting and Decorating Insulation Installed and guaranteed HOUSES BOARDED—Oolts Neck area. HOUSES FOR SALE wear or lot us rostyle thorn for you for 10 years. 779-070(1. 201-0340. Large box stalls, pasture, lumplni fa- —On farm. Four rooms. Adults only. personally. Reussllloa', 06 Hroad Bt. $100 plus utilities. 542-3287. I., II. HILL — Painter Interior and SIDINO — Alsoo, Dupont Ttdlar and cilities and trail, For Information call Saa and |udge these many superior features for yourself, exterior. No Jobs too large nr too Alcoi. Work r>arant»d. 462-J4B6. F0Ulf~nboM8 — Furnished, nowly OLDE SHREWSBURY Draperies small, Vary reasonable. Call 229-2407. decorated, litnnl for working couplo. FROWN'S Kearniliurg. 787-6MI8. > .lively llttlfl threo-berlroom home 'Ith flroplftca, on ft hoMUIfuily ihrubbed PINE BROOK RD., EATONTOWN aODBN TOUOII DUConATOnS tNTBMOR AND BXTBIUOIl paint- 81 Broad St. R»l nank T41-7B00 INSTRUCTION TOUR ItooMB — Nlco porch, nice NBW VUnNlTURB, DHAl'WnlEB, ing. Also decorating. Our prices are >t, ltlftftt for newly wed B or rallied vlsw. PrlvnJo homo, 88 l'ortlnnd ltd., implo, Jiiot rmluooil to $19,300 for a DIRECTIONS: Taks Parkway Spur wist Irom latontown Clrcls ta Hop* UPHOLBTmRimi, iiEmpiinAcis, cheaper than theirs, Call Btaok Paint- Sewer Cleaning Highlands. B72-03IM. Ing Co. for free •atlmatss. 741-4050. Hi ok aalo, Owrwr relocating. Road (last road before Parkway entrance). R'oht on Hops R«os) ana •UPOOVBRS, RODB. irOAM ItUn- JACK'S BHWBR OLBANINO — With BBR, OUBTOM Oil RKADY MADB. RBD BANK — Ono two-bedroom gar- block te Pins Brook Rood. Turn right to modal, PAINTINO — ll.oO an hour or con- Xlectrlo sewer RooUr, oltans all LEARN TO DRIVE den apartment available. Quiet location, HE LOW AGENCY, Realtor m mnoAD BT,, RBD DANK. 747,0053 tract, Fully Injured. Fair Haven housshold drains, plpaa ana siwsr Fair Haven Home Supply. Free estlmatss. 143- Ucamad qualtftad Initruetora nsar shopping, qhurohei, and station. D36 River ltd. r WI1XT TO NKW POST OFFIOB. , Unas. O71-50M. Hot water snt] hoat Included. Adults T41-4477 MotM Aportmsnt aptn Dolly, axcapt WittMt4ty, 1»iM it 4 ».m. IDT3 or num., waiting to lafve you. Enterl«lnniont Window Cleaning only, no pets. Boa Bupt., Apt 10, 50 HIST LON(1 IIRANCH RANCH — THOMAB BLATffl TOWN & COUNTRY Locust Ave. jree master slzo bedrooms, living Owniri Qlen-tatMi, inc. Tlokels available for latest Broad' Frts Ustlmates AAA WINDOW DRIVING SCHOOL FIVn-ROOM KUllNiailBI) apartment. oom with fireplace, dining room. Bat- way shows and Msjor Iports Events. Painting and Decorating MMI1ROUL AND Heat and hot water, aaraio. Vary n soloncs kitchen. Full basement, Monoota by t, Htksmlan « ComsMny, |*«, 1T0 Monmouth it,, lisa Bank. Fully Insured $O-SU» 7U-4W t0 Main St. 544.6100 Majawan oonvanleni lor shopping, No pats, 7U- brseneway, attached two-car l>ra|«, U.000. jaill J2MHIM, I .- HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SUE HOUSES FOI ttUS r, Sept ISj 1967 HOUSES FOB SALE BOUSES FOR BALE animus/*! — »«»» to «&«»« in. *rii wur. , , HOLMDft V/AHNA WET? REDDEN AGENCY THE DAILY HEGISTER Urte thre*b«tr*»» etnefc, two full ba&i, 14*22 tmlte wwn. m hum long tfaU neirvW-Ustttl THE BERG AGENCY Hot water baseboard beat. Double car garage. Urge fully land- three-bedroom ranch to Shrews- 741-9100 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE REALTORS scaped tot Excellent location. Priced to «eU $35,900. bury wjll last? If you've been looking for a house to please the Rcaltan- Insurers $17,500 Older three-bedroom, two-story home. Good location. Large 1% eye, aa well as the wallet, In a acre lot. Nice trees. Excellent offering at $25,000. choice location, with low taxes, Member of B«d Bulk Four Bedrooms this house will pay off, Living Multiple Llstlnt Ssrvlci room, dining room, utility and Many Trees LINCROFT gamerooms, hot water heat. Gal- 'ICTUREBOOK RANCH — Large RAY lop, do not trot, to the nearest living room, dining room, eat-in Custom Cape Cod well situated on a large lot professionally Two^bedroom ranch. V/3 baths. Spacious family room. Fireplace. landscaped. Excellent condition throughout. Formal dining room, Two-car garage. Lovely home for small family. Asking $26,900. phone, and let us show you what kitchen, four bedrooms, 22x17 eat-in kitchen, 26* living room, two full baths, Many extras Includ- $2i500 will buy, ," gameroom, two baths, screened ing aluminum storms and screens. porch, acre plus plot. WalMo VETS NO DOWN NON VETS $700 DOWN Small farm with approximately 22 acres. Historic four-bedroom If you are looking for an older wall carpet, dishwasher and dry- Colonial home. Two nice barns. Good running stream. Ideal for home, which retains its elegance er included. $29,900. VAN HORN horses or an excellent investment. Asking $75,000. this Red Bank, four-bedroom $21,500 two-bath Dutch Colonial1 is a win- WAITING FOR A BARGAIN? AGENCY Lovely Split Level ner. Walking distance !to town Four-bedroom, two-bath ranch in Carl F. Zellers, Realtor church and schools. Odds on your A-l condition. Combination living Oversized Lot liking the pantry, sunroom, room-dining room with modern Sprawling split level in one of our finest residential areas. All 946-4443 screened porch and full basement, kitchen, gameroom, good size lot. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! conveniences. Three master size bedrooms, 1% baths. Huge too. The payoff? $25,775. All for $21,500. kitchen and living room. Recreation room. Plenty of closets and Corner Old Mill Road & Rt. 520 Holmdel A home of distinction. Trees frame this oversized Daily Double (two-family) located TREES, TREE;S AND RIVER storage space. Immediate possession at closing. RIGHTS — Four-bedroom home seven-room Colonial. Rolling grounds. Beautiful VETS NO DOWN NON VETS $1300 DOWN in Red Bank, running for $22,900. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Comfortable big house can be in Little Silver. Large living plantings. Center hall. Fireplace. Two baths. En- used as income property for theroom, dining room, eat-in kitchen, closed porch. Dry basement. Double garage. Fine Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 family room with fireplace, l'/i Middletown 671-1000 FHA Homes For Sale LUXURIOUS RUMSON RANCH — U>-two-bedroom apartment with fire neighborhood. Asking $39,500. place, while you relax in the spabaths. $34,900. Look For FHA cated on a magnificent nearly two cious three-bedroom duplex. Or RUMSON ESTATE HOME —New 804 RIVER RD. 747-4100 FAIR HAVEN HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Sale Sign acre plot'. Trees beyond counting, state- place it as investment and show custom built five-bedroom home a profit. Very conveniently lo- REALTORS SEE YOUR OWN BROKER FOR ly grounds. Living room, dining room, on l'/i acre plot. Impressive en- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS INSPECTION AND INFORMATION cated. HOLMDEL IS' efficiency designed electrlo kitchen. trance foyer. Cheerful living ALL THE LISTINGS Beautiful California Ranch. Three bed- Following homes are repaired room, formal dining room. Beau- rooms, living room with Ilreplace, din- Four bedrooms, two batha, Master bed EXECUTIVE NEIGHBORHOOD ing room, large kitchen with grill. Bun and bear 6 months FHA THE MEISTRIGH tifully appointed kitchen. Paneled deck, ilagstone terrace. Vk baths. At- room having dressing room. Terrific family room with fireplace, den The combination of "old world Know tached garage. Hot water' baseboard AGENCY 11 structural warranty. or sixth bedroom. 2'/$ baths. Full how and "modern day styling" mak heat. Large landscaped lot with trees family recreation central type patio. thla two-story, Colonial one of the bette; and shrubbery.. Many extras. Open tD LONG AS 30 YEARS TO PAY Realtor-Insurer basement. Many imaginative fea- DEUCIOUSLY DIFFERENT homes for you and yours; such as offers. For particulars call. 17*19 storage and tool building. Two- 244 Broad St. Red Bank tures. Call for appointment. $62,- spacious master suite conslsUng or b FHA will pay reasonable and room, sitting room, dressing room am 741-5888 500. , LENAPE HOMES full bath, three more large ijedroom ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS car garage. Many extras. Priced for Member of Multiple and another tile bath; on the first floo customary financing and clos- Three-bedroom house In excellent condi- rapid sale, $39,500. Listing Service Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. It offers large living room, dlnlni tion. Living room 18x10', dining room ing costs. room, powder room, etc., basement and kitchen. Steam heat. Full base- Corner Bergen PI. two-car garage and two-acre park-Hlti ment. View of Sandy Hook Bay. Con 352-039518 28 Bralnard Ave., Port Mon- COLTS NECK setting, rounding out the many feature; venlent to schools, ahopping and trans mouth. $300 Down—59.900. The Dowstra Agency RED BANK oi this fine home. portation. $15,000. 352-022259 1-1 Twelfth St., West Keani liure. 5500 Down—}15,500. TWO NEW 352-O3809J 67 Comnton St., Bellord. $450 91 East Front St., Red Bank PRIVATE ESTATES Evenings and Sundays ASKING $41,000 BELFORD Down—513,550. 352-033985 1342 Scawood Dr., Cllflwood STERLING THOMPSON Older two-story, three-bedroom house Beach. $350 Down—511,400. 741-8700 Nestled behind tall hedges, stale! in excellent condition. Hot water base- 352-O52H7 178 Hilltop Blvd., Cllflwood trees, winding dnve, secludedd, ye 741-9204 board heat, full basement. Convenient Beacli, $400 Down—$12,400. convenient. & ASSOC, Realtor to everything. $15,000. Complete Listlng3 may Ije obtained from Hwy. 35, Middletown FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRA- vcrnje, SILVER YOUNG coLONiAk- $«,500 and W5,*X> Secluded Country (Adjacent to Cobblestones) TION, 10 Commerce Court, Newark, Four bedroonu, Jiving room, dining 747-5*00 THE BROOK AGENCY N. J. 07102. Telephone No. C15-34O8. room. Modern kitchen. Den with fire- LOCATED on Sllverslde Avenue be- Call anyUme place. Basement Attached garage, tween Rlveredge Drive and Carriage Living Right In Realtor River rights. Call today 534,900. Home Lane, Little Silver BELFORD AREA — Two atory, three, Bank Building, Atlantic Highlands ENJOY Freehold Township 291-1717 Builders at Breezy Point bedroom. Large dining room. Older The seclusion ot ono of Fair Haven's JUST LISTED — Ranch on acre plot. 7414200 Four-bedroom farmhoiue on eight par- home. Call owner attar 7 p.m. 787-8016. finest residential areas along with con- Four bedrooma, two batfia, living room, tially wooded acres. Large modem RUMSON - For a large family. Near QUIET WATERFRONT venience to shops, eehoola and trans- dining room, kitchen, gameroom. Base- PRIVATE LOCATION kitchen with. diBhwashei, llvin* room, school, tma, shopping. Older house. Picturesque Itumson inlet with multi- portation. Thi3 three-toed room rancher ment Double garage. Excellent loca- dining room, den, four bedroom* ana Needs decorating only. 923,600. Call level modern home. Delightful sunroom, has a 21x12 den with fireplace, formal tion. Don't delay, call today. ?29,DO0. 4'/i% MORTGAGE modern tiled bath upstaira. Two en- 812-0173. overlooking water way. Fine bulkhead dining room, two baths and a two-car cloied porcne-s, utility room. Hot wa.ter and dock. Fireplace In large living garage. Larger than usual lot with SCHANCK AGENCY Three -bed room Tanch. Dininff room, baseboard heat. Two-car gartca ftnd room. Idea] for creative thinking. Sur- 40x20 swimming pool and two patios, larga living room, full basement. Pri- poultry building. W0.00O. HOUSES FOR SALE prisingly different. Reduced to $37,500. one lor the pool and one for the houao. REALTOR vate 100x100' property. Walk to com- Definitely a bargain at the asking price muter, service and shopping. No dowr Ben Alpern, Realtor ot $48,500, We have the key. 8 Linden PI. • Red Bank TWO STORIES and RANCHES , JOSBPH G. McCUE payment Vets. Low down payment Nor 48 W. MAIN ST., FREEHOLD HALL BROS., Realtors 747-0397. Eves: 74T-1088 Vets or assume V&% mortgage a! 4C2-61M Unusual wedding of homes and choice one-acre lots, surrounded IMMACULATE RANCH FREEHOLD BORO — Selective older $17,500. Subject to Government ap Realtors 813 River Rd. 741-7688 Fair Haven 2% story gentleman's residence facing proval. Call 566-<1881 now. and adjacent to large lake. Two minutes from Lincrofi Center. Located In Mlddletown. Home 30 Ridge Rd., Itumson 612-M44 Member Multiple Listing Bervlco a small lake. Four bedrooms,-2^ bath3. seekers' rare opportunity. Lovely VAN'S AGENCY, REALTOR Finest location. Member Multiple Listing Library with fireplace. Formal dining yard surrounds this warm, three- FIVE ACRES room. Living room, kitchen. Loads o! Hwy. 34 and Main St., Matawan' SNEAK PREVIEV/ Two-story. Four bedrooms, I'/i baths, large beamed family bedroom home. Ceramla fife) both. NEW RANCH — Three largo bedrooms, closets. Cellar. Oil hot water heat. Knotty pine kirchen. Full, dry cellar two full tiled baths. Basement and Two-car garage. Exclusive location, FAIR HAVEN room with fireplace, kitchen with bay window. Exterior of wlrh beautifully dons recreation garage. Fireplace In family room. 34 IN HORSE COUNTRY $31,500. (Under Construction) maintenance-free aluminum. Many unusual features, fully air room. Goraae. $22,400. acre plot. Buy now and select your Pretty Cape Cod with threo bedrooms Three-bedroom ranch on dead own Interior paints and cabinet woods. In lovely /arm country. Pivo acres plus MEYER MORRILL street In excellent area. Fireplace It conditioned. ^^j Priced to Bell at $29,000. STERLING plno paneled barn. 45" barn with loft. living room, dining area, paneled game- NEW HOMES Marie A. Hofsess THOMPSON 4 ASSOC Realtor, Hwy. Dairy barn with silos. Exceptionally BROKER room in basement, large storage closets. Realtor 2M-W7 35, Middletown. 747-5600. flno location for horses. $35,000. Me- 655 Parfc Ave. (Rt. S3) Freehold Flagstone patio offering complete pri- From ft5,90O Complete hornet from $40,900 Hlllcrest Rd., Holmdel ALISiraR AGENCY, REALTORS, 109 462-5627 vacy. Near schools, and^tl'ansportatlon. Member Multiple Listing Service E. River Ed., Rumson. 842-X&M. Carpeting, drapes and two refrigerator* BKEBZY POINT HOUSES FOR SALE ARTIST'S PARADISE Included In sale. Two-car attached ga- SIlverBlde Avenue WALK TO THE STATION — When rage. Offered at J2G.0OO. you move Into this excellent split level Lovingly restored old-world Interior, (Near Seven Bridie Road) CONRAD WISSEL III home located Just a few short blocks Living room with fireplace, dining THE LOW AGENCY, Realtor Little Stiver from the station. Among Its many fea- room, den, sun porch, pine kitchen, live Ml-1200 232.1561 tures are living room, dining room, lovely bedrooms. Also included bam 638 River Rd. Fair Ravel SO VERY FASHIONABLE! gameroom, 2!i baths and two-car ga- and threo horae atalls, carriage house, 741-4477 GOLFERS SPECIAL (Froni Uncroft center take Ptiatanx Rd. West to first right turn (Rich- rage. One acre pint. Excellent land- garage. Slate roof. Nicely landscaped. Chacming older home located on folf dale Rd.) to homes.) Unusual hillside ranch on I '/> acres commanding beautiful view scaping and private patio. Offered at Low taxes. Unusual and beautiful of- LINOROFT course. Country stylo kitchen with lire- $36,900: STERLING THOMPSON & AS-fering at $34,900. McALISTER AGENCY, place, lovely size living room and for- of Shrewsbury River. Five bedrooms plus a den. Beautiful sunken SOC., Realtor, Hwy. 35, Middletown. REALTORS, 109 E. River, Rd., Rumson mal dining room. 27' master bedroom 747-5600. 842-1894. SEVEN-ROOM RANCH with fireplace, plus three other spacious living room with fireplace (26x15). Paneled game room 28x26 bedrooma. Two finished rooms on third HOUSE TRAILER WITH OARAGE — BAVE fruitless hours of searching by Three bedroms, 2Mr baths. Fully floor All In very good cbndltlon. Gor- with huge fireplace. Completely redone by professional in- Property 100x300, price 57,000. Call af- sending for our free comprehensive geous trees. Only $32,000. STERLING , ter 6 p.m. 4 Rafltail Road, Hazlet. catalog; modest humea; palatial Ruin' equipped kitchen. 22' panelwl den. Over- sized screened porch. Wall-to-wal THOMPSON & ASSOC., Realtor. 45 W. terior decorator. Wall to wall carpet and drapes included. son estates, waterfronts, farma. Mul. River Rd. COLTS NECK WEST LONG BRANCH—Lovely ranch. tlplo Listings. carpeting. Large treed lot. Nicely landscaped. River rights. Asking $69,500. Spacloua rooma. In beautiful area. Ga- RUMSON rage. $19,800. Call 222-3805. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor FOR SAIJE BY OWNER "Our 4Dth Year" Low 30" a Call M2-451< 747-0900 EXCELLENT BUY! HOUSES FOR SALE MS Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury T41-8600 RUMSON Exclusive agents for MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECI- Rumaon Shore Estates . Two-story, three-bedroom home, just had new heat installed, ATED —• Three-year-old split. Four Cute, clean and cozy. Living room, MIDDLiETOWN — Immaculate three- bedrooms, oversized kitchen, VA baths, dining room, compact Kll.ch.en, heated bedroom split living room, dining room, new wiring and new roof. City sewers. $12,800. paneled family room, utility room, liv- porch, two bedrooms and bath, 23' science kitchen, recreation room, 114 HEDGEFIELD ing room, basement and garage. On playroom, garage. Excellent location. batha, attached garage, on a nicely Call our office {or financing details on how you can buyl nicely shrubbed half-acre. Excellent Low taxes. Good mortgage assumption. landscaped large lot. Many extras. As- At Colts Neck condition. Extras Include new wall-to- Only $2,400 down. $15,000. McALISTER sume low VA mortgage for only $3,700. wall carpet, dishwasher, attic fan and AGENCY, REALTORS, 109 E. River Low monthly payments. gas grill. Convenient to schools, Rd., Rumson. 842-1894. Inspect ana compare churches and bu3 transportation. $24, THE PALACE AGENCY 800. Photifl 787-0715 for appointment. RIVERFRONT ON DEEP CHANNEJ^- 1835 Rt. 39 Middletown Custom designed, quality DRASTICALLY REDUCED. Pour large ST1-3500 Guinev bedrooma, very large paneled living (Next to Harmony Bowl) construction homes. VERY NICE WHITE STUCCO HOUSE room with fireplace, larg« formal din- for Guidance Ing room, kitchen with center l3le an LITTLE SILVER St. Leo's Parish, convenient to Lin- — Black shutters. 47 South SL, Red hreakfast nook, den or tiedroom, two baths, stand-up attic for more rooma. Four-bedroom brick Cape. Living room, croft-Ealonrown area. Bank. Call ftTl-l4M for details. Older home with charm. Excellent dinning room, science kitchen, attached REALTORS Directions: Corner Rt. 537 and residential area close to Little Silver. garage. Convenient to ahopping, schools Swimming Rive' Rd. West to Lake- TOMS RIVER -— 2-bedroom Capa Cod. Owner transferrcd-anxloua to sell. $37 and transportation. $19,700. CROWELL 500. MEMBER OF TWO MULTIPLE LISTINGS side Ave. 2-car garage, all appliances, many ex- AGENCY, apALTORS, 63 Rlveraida Finest and most beautiful of Zimmerer built homes. Almost tras. Walking distance to all shopping, Ave.', 741-4030. Evenings 741-3656. new. Ideal area to raise family. Four bedrooms, 2>/£ baths, PHONE P. T. LAHIFF churohe3. Excellent retirement. Low FOUR-BEDROOM SUN RANCH. Twc 500 HWY. 36 872-0001 HIGHLANDS taxes. Buy direct. 341-0390. baths, fireplace in living loom, kitchen- ARE YOU LOOKING (or an exceptlon- paneled family room with fireplace, large kitchen with the dining area, garage, lovely back yard, ally nice four-bedroom ranch with 2V& OPEN DAILY 9*0 TO 9:00 946-4828 EATONTOWN RANCH — Three bed' Ideally located-^ mile to Red Bank, baths? Your family will love the 16x12 latest conveniences for mother. Sloping grounds to rear rooms, air-conditioned living room, din- Parochial Schools. Can be seen at anj ohcrry paneled den and the large liv- ing room, lull basement partially 1 In- time. Asking 518,000. ing room with TenneBsee stone fire- permit full windows in basement which would make an ished off. Within walking distance of place. All thla and much more In this excellent schools. $17,990. 542-3547. MIDDLETOWN ACROSS RIVER FROM Little Silver home for Just $32,000. excellent gameroom. All this and loads more on one-acre KED BANK. Cape Cod. Three bed HUSSELL It. BORUS REALTORS, 600 rooms, 4th bedroom almost complete; River Rd., Fair Haven. 717-4832. Mem- lot make this a bargain at $46,300. HOUSES FOR SALE living room, eat-In kitchen, full cellai ber Multiple Listing Service, , with playroom, enclosed breezeway, at' RUMSON-FOUR-BEDROOM — A spa- tached garage, corner lot. 518,500. cious older home well suited to a large young family. Features a 30' living JEAN K. IRWIN, BROKER room, a full dining room and a sep- ILLMENSEE Marine Park Red Banl arate dinette. - A large enclosed porch. 842-4188 Sun. & Eve. 747-110' Taxes only 5M0. Asking price {24,800. BAHRS WILLIAM H. H1NTBLMANN (FIRM), AGENCY SHREWSBURY — 24 " Monroe Ave, Two-bedroom bungalow. Living room, 23 Ridge Rd.. Rumson. 842-0600. Mem- RT. 34 462-3172 CQUS_ NECK REALTORS -- INSURORS — APPRAISERS R.E-AL ESTATE dining room. Low taxes. Asking price, ber of the Multiple Listing Service. ^- MIDDLETOWN OFFICF $12,0(J0. Call Bill Mego, 741-9374. A HOUSE THAT LOVES CHILDREN RED BANK — 103 MqLaren Street. — Four bedrooms, 2'^ tiled baths, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Three bedrooms, lf/a balha, aunporch, 12x25 gameroom, plenty of play space Oldest Real Estate Firm in Colh Neck fireplace. 741-8755. on the one acre lot. Fireplace In the Charming three bedroom colo- large living room, see thla LIncroft IMMACULATE OLDER HOME OLDE SHREWSBURY—Three-bedrooi When buying or selling in Colts Neck — For quick results split now. Asking $38,500. RUSSELL 4-Bedroomi, 2 full baths, steam, oil heat. Located in established neighborhood, near schools, nial ranch. Living room, dining Cape Cod. Big trees In fenced yard H. BORUS REALTORS, 600 River Rd., call the Realtor who knows the area. buses, and shopping. Can be utilized at two apartments for income purposes. Call Now! Paneled recreation and large dining Fair Haven. 747-4532. Member Multlplt room, kitchen, with built-in room. Principals only. J22,500. Call 717- Liating Service. • For Appointment! Asking $22,500. ' g 1227. charcoal grill. Ground beauti- APPLEBROOK RANCH — Three bed- CIRCA 1750 — A charmlne and beau- rooms, Ui batha, fireplace, basement. fully landscaped. City water tifully preserved center hall Colonla Almost an acre. A-l. CT1-1699. on nine acres. Nine rooms. Three PERFECTION : i _._= _^.™i_~. _~— and s«w»n. baths, three fireplaces, iienmed eel EAST OF FREEHOLD ••• Four-aoM 4-Bedroomi, I 'h baths. Extra large garage. Wall to wall carpeting, waslier and dryer and Ings, wide board floors, central oil farm. Two-story frame farmhouse. Thres $23,500 conditioning- A 2O'x4fj' poo! and cahana bedrooms, large kitchen. Dining room, other extras. All utilities. City sewers included. Near schools. Listed $19,500. ' { A four-car garage with gardener'i living room. Oil heat. Large coop. quarters, heated greenhouse. A wonder Suitable for live stock. $21600 HIGHLANDS ful country estate with |;ood eubdlvls RAISED RANCH Ion possibilities. 592,600. WILLIAM H FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — Industrial Three bedrooms, large kitchen, H1NTEL.MANN (FITiM), 23 Ilidse Rd, zone. l?i acre. Large house on premises. 4-Bedrooms, dining room, I'/i baths, 2-car garage. City sewers. Schools, transportation. 1st Rurnson. 812-0600. llomtxir of the llu »12,000. MEYER MORMLL, Broker. living room, enclosed paneled tlple Listing Service. GT.5 Park Ave., (Rt. 33) Freehold. 465- showing! Cell Now! Reasonably, but reasonably priced. $18,900. 5627. sun porch. Gas heat, low taxBS, 1IIDDLETOWN — Oak Hill. Three bed- 2068 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN.NrJ. rooms, two baths. Deluxo ranch OLDE SHREWSBURY — ADD PRIDB city water and sewers. Wooded Bile. Patio. Cellar. «5,000. 671- OF OWNERSHIP to tho value, beauty 5653. and llvablllty of tills Immaculate home. Open 7 Days 671-3311 Trade-tni $9,990 Threo bedrooms, 1!^ baths. Den. Screened porch. Two-car garage. Plot HOUSES FOR SALE 00x150. »27,BO0. LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING REALTOR 747-4141 Willow Dr. A Parker Ave. Little Sliver DOCK AND RIVER MIDDLETOWN—Colonial ranch house. RIGHTS Three blocks from Red Bank. Two bedrooms, one bnth. Den. Paneled liv- PrestlflB and etitirm era pdrt orid ing room with fireplace, dining area parcel of tnls lovely flve-bcdroom, with corner cupboard. Two-car attached four-bath split-level. It has every- garage. Combination storm and screen When we are Selling houses thing. Homo Is fully olr conditioned. windows, awnings. Lot 120x133 with Abundant closet space, All rooms 15' hedges on three sides. 'Outdoor are tremendous and bright. Beauti- flreplnce. Many unusunl trees and ful carpeting and Inferior decor.. ihrubJ. 422,000. Call 747-0681. BAHRS Must be seen to be appreciated. RIVER OAKS COLONIAL $110,000. faster than we are listing them, REAL ESTATE (More Classified Ads V On pond — beautiful neighborhood — Center kail Marie A. Hofsess On The Next Page) HIGHLANDS, N.J. Realtor 264-4927 — 4 Bedroom! — 2'/i batht — Den — Paneled game Hlllcrest Rd., Holmdel 872-1600 Eves. 291-1575 Member Multiple Listing Service HOUSES FOR SALE room — screened porch — full baiement •— A per- the ^olution is obvious: fect family house — Reduced to tell fast at — $42,900 WE NEED MORE LISTINGS RED BANK AREA FARM HOUSE
On 1-2/3 acroi — Entrance Hnll — Living room REALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISERS SHREWSBURY OFFICE 15x27 — Full dining room — 2 Firoplacei— 4 Bad- rooms — 2'A Baths — Front And roar porches. FOR PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT, COOL RIVER BREEZES & MANY SHADE TREES Asking — $31,500 Immtculato 4 bedroom Colonial in Littl* Silver. Gracious foyer, ipacioui living room, formal MARKET YOUR HOME dining room, panolfod family room with log-burning firaplace, I '/i bathi, baiamant. Transferred RUMSON'S OLD FARM VILLAGE owner just lilted at $34,900. THROUGH I / Lovely colonial home In excel Ion t condition locniod in one INSTANTLY APPEALING A MEMBER OF RED BANK AREA of RunuoM molt charming areas. 3 bedroomi — 2'/» baths — Attractive 3 bedroom, I '/; bath horn* in the heart of Shrewsbury. Family room and large n»w paneled air-conditionod dorr — full bfliomont — wonderful porch overlooking tall treet and excellent landscaping. Call todnyl Asking $27,700. buy at COLONIAL : $39,400 10 rooms, pool with redwood bath houses, plus too many extras to list. Located on I acre MULTIPLE LISTINGS wooded lot. Fine area. Very convenient. New Lifting — $47,900. REALTOR 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. 636 Rtvar Rd. 741-4477 - Fair Haven Op«n 7 Dayi 741 -5212 TraeU-Ini BOWEI FO* J/UE HOUIEI rot H0UHU FOR IALE FOR SALE tan urn tuaauM r Sept, IS, W67-4*: mm* m tux 1HE DAILY E auam mtMnmtmtKx nunm. ~ nit* A HOUSE WITH xnrm »u»nui«m Int. wtrtr V4 *w«. xr living room irtm EVERYTHING JUST MstfASED EEAL ESTATE WAJfWfc IN HORSE COUNTRY it lepdiUWtoB. Two-itorr, lociUot Cent* naU, living seam, tor. HmjUJSVJVm — WoolStd building lol, (IrerUci, «nia* room, kuetan, Ul T'M ahaoed Colonial oa apt un wltli Tall treu, on title full MH tmUe lot. |4,S00 cash «r beat »Uer. Call Wl- eo many Mtnee »u htva to it* It >m, two path, two-car ••• Two W Mr feeMoom*,
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.•« :.'j&.Jia. Sq*. U, 1967 TOR DAILY County's Only Southern Baptist Church Is Observing Third Year EATONTOWN — Third anni- Wolcott Memorial Park at the veriary exercises of the Mon-pavilion. utouth Baptist Church will be A barbecue will be served. Fea- held tomorrow from 5 to 9 p.m tured speaker will be Dr. M. ASIUftY »AJIK • RIB «AMK • IRICK Membership Tea Wendell Belew,director of pio= ;er missions for the home mis- Monday at Church sion board of the Southern Bap- FAIR HAVEN — The Women's tist Convention, Atlanta, Ga. Society of Christ Church Method- ist will begin ttie fall season with Dr. Belew will also speak at a membership tea to be held at >oth the 9:45 and 11 a.m. wor- the church Monday et 1 p.m. ilp services at the church Sun- lay. At 7 p.m. Sunday, the cele- Mrs. Cariton Nelson of the iration will conclude with a pre- Wall Methodist Church, Spring ientation of highlights of the Lake Heights, will speak on "The lurch's history and a baptismal Search for Identity — Who Amiervice. I?" Rev. Floyd N. Black Bishop John D. Bright From a beginning In 1963 as a Mrs. Wesley Crozier, president tome Fellowship when several Invites all ladies of the church membership and their friends to amllies in the area began meet- Fisk Chapel Marks attend. ng in Various homes, the church las grown from renting tempo- -LEGAL NOTICI rary meeting places in Lincroft The "Andes" by MOTICE an organized Southern Baptist 109th Anniversary MONMOUTH COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT Notice to Creditors to Present Church housed permanently in FAIR HAVEN — The 109th an- gan, choir.; and congregation of Claims Acalnst Estate ESTATE OP ROSB M, DICKMAN, the former Church of Christ niversary of Fisk Chapel, A.M.E.- Pilgrim Baptist Church, Red LONDON FOG ©KCffiASED ' Zion Church, will begin.officially Bank. Pursuant to the order of DONALD iuilding in Eatontown. J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ol the Sunday at 3:30 pin. with a cere- Thursday — Rev. • Malcolm County of Monmouth, this day made, Rev. M. R. Haire became first on the application of the undersigned, 'ull-time pastor "in September, mony open to the public which Steele, choir and congregation of Catherine Fridel, Sole Executrix of the will be conducted by Bishop John Span the season! with this London •state of the said Rose M. DIckman, 1965, and the past two years has Bethel, Freehold. deceased, notice 19 herety given to ieen growth of a Sunday school D. Bright, presiding prelate of Next Friday—Rev. Harry J. Fog coat in a special Calibre Cloth® the creditors of said deceased to pre- the First Episcopal District of lect to the said Sole Executrix their enrollment from 64 to 335 and the White, pastor of A.M.E. Zion of polyester and combed cotton. A Claims under oath within six monthstraining union from 59 to 193th. e A.M.E. Church. Church, Passaic. warm pile lining zips out in seconds from thla date. Special guests will Include Dated: August 22nd, 1967 - The church is the only Southern The closing day, Sept. 24, will for these changeable days. Fine CATHERINE FRIDEL Mayor James T. Buckley, who 9 Deerfleld Drive Baptist church in Monmouth highlight an 11 a.m. ceremony classic styling includes a fly front West Orange, N. J. bounty, and is sponsoring Cal- will welcome the bishop; Rev. Sole Exeoutrlx Donald E. Hickey, pastor of Na-conducted by 12-year-old Jeffrey closing and split shoulder. We have llessrs. Parsons, Canzona, vary Chapel', Matawan, with an Leath, son of the pastor of the Blair & Warren organized program and Rev. Jack tivity Catholic Church, and other regular, short and long. Natural, Broad and Bergen Streets prominent clergy and laymen. A.M.E. Zion Church, Norwalk, Red Bank, N. J. Kinney as full-time pastor. Conn. This will be an unusual Olive, British, Tan, Navy, Black. Attorneys Rev. Floyd N. Black, pastor of Avt. 25, Sept 1, 8. 15 I28.S3 presentation by a dedicated LEGAL NOTICE the chapel, announces that the NOTICE youth, MONMOUTH COUNTY anniversary celebration will con- 45.00 SURROOATE'S COURT NOTICE tinue for a.week, with the fol-At 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Rev. Las- Notice to' Creditors to Present MONMOUTH COUNTY Claims Against Estate SURROGATE'S COURT lowing guest ministers conduct- calle M. Watts, male chorus and ESTATE OF AMELIA HOWE Notice to Creditors to Present ing services at 7:45 p.m.: congregation of the Greater Mt. STEINBACH'S MEN'S" SHOP, Street Floor (BRANT, DECEASED Claims Acatnst Estate • Pursuant to the order of DONALD ESTATE OF FRANK D. TOSTON, Monday - Rev. Purcell Ball, Temart A.M.E. Church, Eliza- also Asbury Perk and Brick Town J. < CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of theIECEASBD. beth, will conduct the final cere- County of Monmouth, this day made, Pursuant to the order of DONALD choir and congregation of Cal- en the application of the undersigned, r. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate o! thevary Baptist Church, Red Bank. mony of the anniversary. ThS' uonmouth County National Bank, bounty of Monmouth, this day made, Bed Bank, Sole Executor of the es-m the application of the undersigned, Tuesday—Rev. Alfred S. Par- Rev. Mr. Black emphasizes that tate of the said Amelia Howe Grant, Harold Seeley and The Monmouth the public is invited to all fes- deceased, notice Is Hereby given to thebounty National Bank, Red Bask of ker, choir and congregation of creditors of said deceased to present he estate or the said Frank D. Pos-A.M.E. Zion Church, Red Bank. tivities during the week. The to the said Bole Executor their claims :on deceased, notice Is hereby given under oath within six months from :o the creditors of said deceased to Wednesday—Rev. H. h. Mor- chapel is at Maple and Fisk Sts. this date. iresent to the said Executors their Sated: August 25, 1097 :Ialms under oath within six months •THE MONMOUTH COUNTY !rom this date. NATIONAL BANK, TIED BANK Dated: August 22nd, 1997 (By: HOGHR jriTTZSIMMON HAROLD SEELEY Trust Officer) 60 Seeley Avenue, Area Aid Squads Help SCORCHER Loafer 303 Broad Street, Keaiuhurg, N. J. Red Bank, N. J. Burton. T. Doremua, Esq. THE MONMOUTH COUNTY by Pedwin 18 Mechanic Street, NATIONAL BANK, RED BANK. Bed Bank, N. J. (By: DOUGLAS J. HOLLYWOOD, Attorney Assistant Trust Officer) With Marie's Dream A newer version of the favored "pen- •epL 1, 8; 18, 28 WO36 303 Broad Street, township First Aid Squads for Red Bank, N. J. CLIFFWOOD BEACH — A ny" loafer crafted in a hard-wearing NOTICE — Executors de transportation of Marie, who MONMOUTH COUNTY Howard A. Roberta, Ess. dream came true" recently SURROGATE'S COURT 8 Tlndall Road 'as recently received into the tobacco grain leather . . . penny in- Jtotlce to Creditors to Present Mlddletown, New Jersey for 'Marie Scherer, 393 Shore Claims Against Estate Attorney rhird Order Secular of the Trin- sort, of course! BSTATBOF JOHN OLSEN, DE-Aug. 25, Sept. 1, t, 15 $35.83 Concourse, a confinee for the past itarians. HASEID Pursuant to the order of DONALD NOTICE 18 years to an iron lung, when, J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the MONMOUTH COUNT* Her work in the order has con- 15.00 County of Monmouth, thla day mad, SURROGATE'S COURT with the help of three local first listed of prayer for and corres- on the application of the undoralsned, Notice to Creditors to Present Janet Olsen, Sole Executrix of the e- Claims Against Estate aid squads, she journeyed to Gar- xmdence with women who are STEINBACH'S SHOES, Street Floor tate of the said Join Olsen, decease ESTATE OF MARY I ZIPF, DE- notice Is hereby given to the creditor CEASED. rison, Md., for the annual outing serving life sentences in penal also Asbury Perk and Brick Town of said deceased to present to the sai Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. Bole Executrix their claims under t CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the Coun-of the Order of the Blessed Trin- institutions. within six months from this date ty of -Monmouth, thla day made, on the application ot the undersigned, ity. , On her way to Garrison, she ^AMLSB Florlan L. Zlpf, Sole Executor of the 89 Lynncourt, estate of the said Mary I. Zlpf de- The intricacies of the trip, in-laid a visit to the Women's Cor- Belford, N. J. ceased, notice is hereby given to the Sole Executrix creditors of said deceased to present cluding power to operate Marie's •ctional Institute at Jessup, Francis R. McQiiIwn, Eiq. to the said Sole Executor their claims /Id., where she met a prisoner 12 Leonardvills Road, under oath within six month* from iron lung, which was supplied by New Monmouth, N. J. this date. the Cliffwood Beach Fire Com- vith whom she had been cor- Attorney " Dated: August 18th, 1967 responding and received from the Sept. 1, 8, 13, 22 FLORIAN L. ZIPF pany, were co-ordinated by An- K# 9 Timber Court thony Montagna, president of thewoman a wool afghan in appreci' Fair Haven, New Jersey ation. Sole Executor Hazlet Chamber of Trade and Messrs, Beekman & Porter Commerce. HEY KIDS! 10 Broad Street Red Bank, New Jersey CALL Attorneys He enlisted the help of the lug. 25, Sept. 1, 8, 15 *27.6O Keyport, Raritan and Matawan NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTY 747-9857 SURROGATE'S COURT Notice to Creditors to Present Lutherans Claims Against Estate ESTATE OF ESTHER PHILLIPS MC NALLY, DECEASED 29 TSorden's' Pursuant to the order of DONALD Meet Sept. FENCING . CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate ot the County ot Monmouth, this day made, MATAWAN — Cross of Glory on the application of the undersigned, INSTALLED Mary Sagurton and Patrick J. MeLuthera- n Church will be host to Gann, Jr., Executors of the estate of Famous the said E3thcr Phillips McNallr de-the fall meeting of the Central ceased, notice Is hereby given to the creditors ot said deceased to present District of the New Jersey Synod to the said Executors their claims un- der oath within six months from this Sept. 29 at 6:30 p.m. Names date. Dated: August 18th. 1967 The convocation will open with MARY SAQURTON a supper to be served by the 68 Lake Avenue "Buggywhip" Worsted Fair Haven, New Jersey Lutheran Church Women of the . PATRICK J. McGANN, JR. 9 Woodland Drive home congregation. Lincroft, New Jersey Executors Reuben Jessop of the board ol Trousers Meanrs. Reussllle, Cornwell, Mausner, Carotenuto & McGann social ministry of the Luthera- 34 Broad Street Churches of America will leac •« BF CORBI1S Red Bank, New Jersey Attorneys the discussion on social ministry Aug. 25, Sept. 1, 8, 15 J33.12 Approximately 30 churches wi NOTICE OP DATE FIXED FOB be represented by their pastors, New Buggywhip worsted is of a clear, ADJOURNED SPECIAL MKETING Yes, they make quite a OP STOCKHOLDERS one delegate, and the social min- pair. Yes, they stand for crisp distinctive nature .. . appropri- TO THE STOCKHOLDERS: 1 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at theistry chairman. Rev. W. Robert quality. i*i — Pay leti ate for any occasion. Unmistakably special meeting or Stockholders held Oswald, pastor of the Reformed r August 30, 1967, said special meeting of for Brand Names with Corbin. Stockholders was adjourned to Wednes-Lutheran Church of West Lonj day, September 27, 1067 at 3:00 P.M., "BIG W" at the Main Office, located at 1096Branch, is dean of the centra' Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright, New Jer-districts. Rev. Richard A. Weeder -which adjourned special meeting Discount 'Prices! 23.00 be held for the purpose of con- pastor of Cross of Glorj sidering a proposed merger of The Seachurch. Bright National Bank and Tho Cen- STEINBACH'S MEN'S SHOP, Street Floor tral Jeisey Bank and Tiust Company • Quality materi- Into a merged corporation, which ilso Albury Park and Brick Town shall be known as The Central Jersey Young Adults Begin The LESS you als and installa- Bank and Trust Company, and which shall have Its principal place of busi- tion ness at Jerseyvllle Avenue, Freehold Program on Sunday Township, * Now Jersey, In accordance have tesewt? • No money down with the statutes of the State of New MATAWAN — Young add Jersey applicable thereto, and In ac- 1 • 542-2150 cordance with the terms and condl- between the ages of 18 and 3 ...the tlons of an AgreemenAm t of Merger dated are invited to attend the fal June Iff, 1067, heretofore entered Into MORE by authority of a resolution of theyoung adults piogram of the Firs Board of Directors of The Sea Bright National Bank, a copy of which Agree- Presbyterian Church, scheduled you need ment Is hereto annexed and made a to begin Sunday at 12:05 p.m, part hereof by reference thereto. At said meeting, action will be taken for in lounge 20G of the Christian fo save tt! the approval or disapproval of said Education Wing. Agreement by the stockholders. ROBERT B. LOCKWOOD, Meetings of the group will b Passbook JA; Com- President n*>/n pounde* Sept. 1, 8, IS, 22 J37.72 held every Sunday following th Account* *f'" qmrttrlj 11 a.m. worship service. A coffe ••I hour will be included. Those in Tlma Saving 1 'MONEY terested are urged to attend th Certificates .4 /2%£1 opening meeting. etch 6 mas. MULTIPLIES" Special •••/ st ns>turl- u LTM at- MARINE VIEW JUNIORS TO MEET Tims Saving sj' or lonier MAN PRESI KEYPORT — The Jtmioi Certificate! 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