State Funds Give MCAP 2-Week Reprieve

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VOL. 90, NO. 97 MONMOUTRED HBANK COUNTY', ft. J., S FRIDAYHOME, NEWSPAPENOVEMBER R10 , FO196R7 89 YEARS 10c PER COPY PAGE ONE His Bill Goes to Full House Howard Pushes Expressway

By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON may depend upon the vagaries of lack of detailed knowledge of a measure "to provide additional abandon a proposed eight-mi]e|Mjchigan,_ Massachusetts, Ohio, WASHINGTON - Rep. James practical politics. provisions as word reportedly is mileage" and that seemingly Is interstate1 road, 1-278, in Union and possibly Georgia. J. Howard's bill which eventually Chief spokesman for the legis- circulating that the bill calls for the cause for concern among un- County, estimated to cost $100 Mr. Howard forecast smooth will permit construction of a lation within the rules commit- "expansion" of the interstate sys- informed congressmen. To over- million, and authorize the U.S. sailing for the plan once it Trenton-seashore freeway in New tee probably will be Rep. Joseph tem with a lot of new money. come it, the name has been Department of Transportation to reaches the floor. '• i Jersey picked up steam in the Waggonner, D-La., who has a As a result, Mr. Howard said, changed to a measure to permit sanction the 37-mile cross state Case's Stand House of Representatives yester- close interest because the bill al- inquiries are coming in from "modification or revision" of the expressway expected to cost $60 In the Senate, Sen. Clifford P. day. so would help solve a knotty many! states' representatives interstate system. million. Case, R-N. J., has threatened to The measure to modify the problem in New Orleans. seeking to be included. In New Jersey, the bill in ef- Similar reassignment are ex- offer an amendment to force the current interstate highway ex- But delays may arise from a Originally the bill was entitled fect would allow the state to pected to be made, in Louisiana, (See HOWARD, Pg. 2', Col. 8) pansion program wa6 reported out of the Public Works Commit- tee by a unanimous voice vote. Fair Haven Rector Seeks Completion by Christmas It would okay an additional 200 miles of roads and allow switch- ing of previously approved routes within states without costing the U.S. any more money. Clergyman to Build Own Church Mr. Howard, D-N. J., immedi- MOON AS SEEN BY SURVEYOR 6 — Television picture ately applied to the Rules Com- FAIR HAVEN — The new E. Preuss 2d obtain municipal Ground will be broken during footings and foundation, and then the same spot, but slightly askew mittee headed by Rep. William from American spacecraft Surveyor 6 shows rough ter- Episcopal Church of the Holy approval in record time of seven the 10 a.m. service "Sunday, and the rector will take hammer in with its entrance on River Road Colmer, D-Miss., for approval to days — a variance was granted construction will start immediate- hand, hopeful that he can have and its back to the parish hall. rain near landing site in moon's Central Bay. Heavily bring the bill, now with IB co- Communion to be erected at last night — but he plans to ly, he told The Daily Register. the peaked roof up by Christ- Eventually there will be a cov- sponsors from both parties, to River Road and Church St. wil cratared arta appears to be absent of rocks with excep- erect it himself. A subcontractor will pour'the nas. red walkway connecting the the floor before the end of this be the church that Preuss buill tion of small object casting thin shadow at lower right. In a Hurry :wo, the rector said. year. — literally. IAP Wirepboto from NASA) Just how fast he will get action Not only did the Rev. Frederick Father Preuss initiated his ap- The church was designed by plication before the Zoning Board Red- Bank architect James F. of Adjustment last Thursday, say- Roper. Its interior will measure ing his congregation was in dire 50 by 70 feet and will contain need of a home and he was In 20 pews, each 16 feet long, to seat Little Silver and Shrewsbury a hurry to get it for them. about 160. The foundation work would Its wooden steeple will rise 70 have to be "done before the frost eet above the lawn, and will sets in this fall, he'said. house the bell of the old church, The Zoning Board gave the cast when it was built in 1883. Boards in Private Conference plans a preliminary review, and Also saved from the old struc- By DORIS KULMAN crease proportionately this num- The report doesn't say it — proposal could be put to public rushed them to the Planning ture were some of the stained LITTLE SILVER - The Little ber of children from families in but withdrawal of Little Silver referendum. Boardd, which gave its approval glass windows, which will be used Silver and Shrewsbury boards of the lower income bracket and Shrewsbury students, which The complete regional study re< Wednesday night. along with some new ones. education held a private confer There is reason to believe that include few, if any, Negroes- port hasn't been made public. A The planners rushed the draw- Father Preuss has never built ence meeting last night. the reduction in enrollment in the would leave the Red Bank High an Oct. 23 meeting, Little Silver ings back to the Zoning Board church from scratch before, Shrewsbury board members ar- high school might make it more School population more than 40 board members read sections o for last night's special meeting, but he said he isn't bothered by rived here after adjournment of costly or inadvisable to offer the per cent Negro. what they said was a rough drafl at which final- agp_rova_l__was the idea; present comprehensive education- jhe_ Little. Silver board's regular The report cites several advan- of Mr. Garrison's_ final_ report. gwah"~witTf~one"stTpuiatioru The The wooden-sided TJuildTrig H al program." tagesof KirideYgifoSBthrough 12th 1S'response to "a Daily Register noott complicatedcomphcate , and he knows The Little Silver board two "It is also believed that the grade regionalization of the two query at the close of the board's the job in one year. ow to nandle t . weeks ago voted in favor of kin- cost of auxiliary services would communities, and only one disad- regular public session last night, father Preus6 predicted it wi! log cabin home in Vermont, but dergarten through 12th grade re- increase so that it would be out vantage — higher costs, particu- Mr. O'Malley said the Little Sil- take that long before services that Is as far as his building gionalization of the two school of proportion to other budgetary larly in the first few years. ver board hasn't received any can be held in the 50 by 80-foot construction experience goes. items. The reduction in enroll- systems, and is pressing for If Shrewsbury agrees to the copies of the final draft of the PLANS APPROVED — The Church of the Hofy Com- frame structure. If members of the congregation Shrewsbury's concurrence. ment would also necessitate a re- two-district regionalization, the study report from Mr. Garrison. Services have been held in the want to lend a hand, they'll be duction in stafl, and the change He also said th%t the Little Sil- munion, Fair Haven, last night was granted a vari- The Shrewsbury board will act boards will need approval o: adjacent parish hall since the old welcome, he^ said, "but in any on the issue at its regular meet- in the composition of the student ver board hadn't been in com- ance for construction of a new church, shown in a church, which stood on the cor- event I'll be out there this win- body might increase the difficul- state Commissioner of Education ing Monday night. In its only munication with the Shrewsbury sketch by Red Bank architect James F, Roper. Ground ner for 83 years, was condemned ter. It's important. I can't ask public action so far, the Shrews- ty in securing staff." Dr. Carl L. Marburger before the board since Oct. 23. and demolished last March. the congregation to go any long- bury board has expressed will- will be broken Sunday. The new building will occupy er without a church." ingness to pursue three-way re- gionaliration talks with the Red Board Plans Bank Board of Education, as MCAP Aide Gets Red Bank wants to do, and Little Silver doesn't, before reaching a Hearing On Marines, Infantrymen Engage final decision. Sending Districts Post in Wisconsin Both Shrewsbury and Little Sil- Subdivision ver are sending districts to Red RED BANK — Clifton H. Lee, Announcement of Mr. Lee's de- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - For director of the Monmouth Com- parture for Wisconsin came as In Fierce Battles in Vietnam __mBank High School. According_to the fourth month, the Planning .tQteL-Qf-U,SJ...c.o.mP.at..planes,..o{-., N MaiEJn,fis.i..thi.S tKe D'ttle SiJver-Slu^ewsbliry r"£ Board reservedH decUioiFon~"tKe gionaliiation study, prepared un- borhood Service Center, here, has keep its program alive. The fed- and Army infantrymen clashed many of them by massive bom-1 ficially reported tost in the air Operation Essex. der guidance of^county Sugejrin- been namedadministrator of the eral Office of Economic Oppor- Tall Oaks subdivision on Poole with dug-in North Vietnamese bardment from U.S. artillery, war against North Vietnam. Hamlet Taken "toJJ[en"t'of"S^hoo|s^a'rl jj Garri- 1EJ[uai Qippbrtunity Commission s««^^ "153 Air Missions con, withdrawal of the students for Wisconsin. would be forced to shut its doors hearing on the matter for Mon- within five miles of each other helicopter gunships armed with U.S. pilots flew a total of 153 last night after massive strikes probably would seriously impair Mr. Lee, who has been directoi today because of a lack of funds, day, Nov. 20. yesterday south of Da Nang. rockets. missions against the North yes- by artillery and tactical fighter- but a swift transfer late yester- The two battles, one a The U.S. Command also dis- that high school's program. of the neighborhood facility since John C. Giordano Jr., attorney terday, their largest number in bombers drove the defenders out. day of {30,000 in state funds owed marathon of 26 hours along the closed in its weekly summary That report says that if Little its opening 18 months ago, said for the developer, questioned the weeks, but the northeast mon- Four Marines were killed and 64 the county anti-poverty agency coastal lowlands in the northern- of aircraft losses that three more Silver* and Shrewsbury regional- he will start his new job Dec. 4. need for a public hearing claim- soons blanketed the Hanoi- wounded. Eight North Viet- insures its operation for another most 1st Corps area, left 14 American warplanes have been ize "it would reduce the size of The salary range is $12,900 to ing the board's meeting in Sep- Haiphong heartland area. namese bodies were found. two weeks. Americans dead and 106 downed-Jn combat- over North — the Red Bank High School's en- M6;800. tember was open to the public —Most of the U.S. raids were Five miles to the south, troops The agency is hopeful that Con- wounded, U.S. headquarters re- Vietnam but were not announced rollment to between 500 and 6O0 Mr. Lee's salary as head ol on the subdivision. 1 against targets west and south of the 1st Air Cavalry Division gress will have approved appro- ported. Thirty-five North Viet- at the time, bringing to 735 the students. It probably would in- the service center here is $9,500. Chairman Gilbert W. Bennett of the North Vietnamese capital. and the 4th Infantry Division priations for OEO before the said that session was impromptu In the Mekong Delta, the Viet backed by armored personnel money runs out. and the board could better de- Cong sank a U.S. Navy river carriers lost 10 dead and 46 cide on the plats now that all Woman Is Victimized patrol boat with recoilless rifle wounded under a heavy attack Daily Register Given departments have submitted fire 97 miles south of Saigon. from Communist mortars, recoil- their reports on it. The decision OneJU.S. soldier was killed and Jess rifles, machine guns and should be forthcoming at the three' Navy men were wounded small arms. 3d Motor Club Plaque Nov. 20 meeting. In Pigeon Drop Game in the attack yesterday; one Viet The enemy withdrew after six Cong also vas reported killed. hours of fighting under the blis- EAST BRUNSWICK — The for a change. Over the years our The board recommended to the RED BANK - The pigeon turn, she went home, opened the In the coastal lowlands fight- tering counterattack of helicopter Daily Register, for the third year daily and weekly papers'have re- Zoning Board of Adjustment that envelope and found it contained drop con game was repeated on ing, U.S. Marines . pushing gunships firing rockets, artillery running, was awarded the Motor ported the gains of others. It is it grant variances to John Miele paper napkins. Broad St. yesterday under cir- through a cluster of heavily for- and tactica' fighter-bombers, Club of America Journalism our feeling that it is now time for for a law office on Palmer Ave- cumstances nearly identical to The last time the pigeon drop tified North Vietnamese villages leaving 27 dead on the battle- plaque honoring New Jersey them to get some well-deserved nue and to Ronald A. Petraco was played was on Sept. 29 when in a valley 27 miles south of field, U.S. headquarters said. newspapers which have contribut accolades." for a service station and U-Haul an incident six weeks ago. a New Shrewsbury woman gave Da Nang clashed fiercely for 26 Two scout dogs also were killed ed significantly to the cause . of The award was accepted for the rental service on Rt. 36 in West The victim, Mrs. Carlee Shules Keansburg. $230 to two women who said they hours with tough Communist in the attack and 25 were highway safety. paper by Bob Bramley, Long of 227 Gillville Lane, Middletown, had found money in a letter from forces entrenched in a hamlet. wounded, Communist casualties The award was made by David Branch Bureau manager. stood on a street comer for two Cuba. It was the second heavy battle —if any—were not known. Green, MCA president, in the Guest speaker for the evening hours before opening an enve- Brunswick Inn following the was Miss June Strelecki, director Name Directors lope in her possession and find- club's annual awards dinner. of motor vehicles, who praised ing it didn't contain (10,000 in Articles in The Daily Register the press for its cooperation in cash. Freeholders Agree to Take Title on traffic safety have won the her division's safety efforts, and For Retarded Detective Herbert A. Swanson prize every year since its incep- asked its support in the X Ou gave this account: tion in 1965. Accidents — XOA — programs Children Unit Mrs. Shules was approached Commenting on the awards, initiated by Gov. Richard J. To Give Hospital Exemption around 4:30 p.m. by two Negro Which went to 30 newspapers Hughes Nov. 1... > RED BANK — The appoint- females in- the area of the Mon- ment to the board of directors FREEHOLD — The Monmouth County throughout the state, Fred Rosen- Miss Strelecki was given a mouth County National Bank The Greater Freehold Area Hospital pro- Clifton H. Lee of the Monmouth County Asso- Board of Freeholders yesterday agreed to berg, MCA safety director, said, plaque and a special citation a: branch at Broad and Wallace posed to be built on Rt. 537, Freehold Town- ciation for Retarded Children, take title to the proposed Bayshore Com- "Our primary goal is to put the Woman of the Year for her ac Sts. ship, will not, however, be applying for this, Inc., of Mrs. Mary McMullen, Ea- munity Hospital in Holmdel when its bonds said a spokesman yesterday. shoe on the other foot and give tivities in the cause of highway Daly Recovering They 6aid they had found an are paid in full, thus giving the hospital a tax tontown. Kurt Hoffmann and Jo- The Freehold hospital officials plan to the newspapers the recognition safety. :nvelope containing the $10,000 exempt status for construction bonds, From Surgery ;eph McMahon, both Rumson, take out a long term loan to finance theirs. has been announced by David jnd a note to "mother" say This resolution enables the hospital to FREEHOLD -County Free- :he owner had won the money at The hospital will be a non-profit, non-sec- Lovcik, Middletown, association get a U. S. Internal Revenue Service rating tarian one. holder Marcus Daly was reported president. the race track and asking that it which exempts its bonds'from federal taxa- be deposited in a bank. The freeholders noted thai the Holmdel Today's Index yesterday to be "coming along Mrs. McMullen is president of tion, said John L. Kraft of New York pity, Gives $205 Cash 1 hospital will receive a license from the state fine" after he had under- the Greater Red Bank Auxiliary an attorney for the hospital. ,. .- Mrs. Shules was asked to put Board of Control of the Department of In- Marlboro Auxiliary to mark 20th birthday Page 9 gone surgery in Roosevelt Hospi- for Retarded Children and has The bonds, estimated to be about $5,150 \ up "good faith" money so she stitutions and Agencies if it is completed and Keeping Posted Page 8 tal, New York. been active in community affairs million, will be issued early next year. Their could take part in a three-way operated according to state standards. Red Bank-Neptune clash heads heavy grid weekend Page 14 Freeholder Director Joseph C. for many years, having served expiration dates will be about 2002, but Garft split of the find. She gave the Irwin also announced yesterday as board member of many orga- be paid off earlier, said Mr. Kraft. "The construction and establishment of a Benchman Bellamy rallies Knlcks past Royals Page 14 women $205 in cash. during a board meeting.that Mr. aiiations. Once they're paid in full, .he .said,,.toft.-^ general hospital by Bayshore Community Tile • three/thtw-'wa Iked- ;<>• the b&y.w&s operated on last Tues- county gets title to' the hospital. • • • •- .\> , 'Hospital," reads-the-Tesofutfan; ••'in Hoimdri ' Mr. Hoffmann, who heads his strangers' car where they gave Allen-Scott ; 6 Home and Garden .15 day for an undisclosed ailment. NO OBLIGATION Township is In the best interests of the people own public relations firm in New Mrs. Shules the envelope and Amusements 22, 23 Obituaries .4 Mr. Daly had attended the last There is no debt or obligation to the coun- of the county and beneficial to their health York City, will serve as publicity asked her to take it to the bonk Births 2 Sjl|via Porler .6 freeholders' meeting Oct. 24. He and public relations chairman. ty, said John M. Pillsbury, county counsel. and welfare." Religious Services 11 and wait for them. Jim Bishop _ 6 said then that he had another Mr. McMahon, an attorney in She waited until about 7 p.m. The freeholders July 27, 1966, adopted a The county approves the creation of the Sports 14, 21 operation to go. This "was his resolution of intent that it Would, when the Bridge 33 Newark, will serve as parliamen- IVhcn the strangers did not re- hospital as a non-profit charitable organiza- L..CK Market 7 fifth operation since May. time came, adopt this measure. It just guar- tion, it said. Classified LllMl Successful Investing _. 7 New Winter Courses antees that the county will take title to the What usually happens, when a county Comics 21 Teen Page ; 10 Fall Sale Prlme Ribs Beginners fencing, self defense hospital once the debt is paid. owns a hospital is that it leases it back to Crosword Puzzle 22, 23 Television 22, 23 25% off on all Scotts Lawn Prod- Served Friday, Saturday ind weight reduction. Health Cen- nnd This plan for tax exempt status can apply the hospital board of trustees for a negligible Editorials 0 Women's News _.8, 9 ucts. Cerlione's Green-Houses, Sunday. $3.50. Harry's Lobster :er & Judo Academy, Asbury to other new hospitals built by non-profit amount and It continues under tho trustees' Herblock 6 Movie Timetable 22 HwyH . 3535, HolmdelHldl. (Adv.) louse, Sea Bright. (Adv.) Park, 775-2488. (Adv.) charitable institutions. management. .11 1 Nov. 10. 1%7 THE DAILY REGISTER Priest Raps Churches Testimonial Honors Shore Car Deaths Up In Communism Fight EATONTOWN — The Rev. | James Groppi, Msgr. Chari Ex-Judge Ascher 22 Per Cent for >67 Francis E. Fenton, a Catholic Owen Rice, the Catholic Peat WALL TOWNSHIP — Retired,he continued. "He was a very SHREWSBURY - The month-1 between Middletown and Rari- priest from Bridgeport, Conn., Fellowship and clergymen wr. Monmouth County Judge Edwan natural man. His kind humor Iy "pink sheet" was handed out tan Township has been leveled says the churches in the United took part in the California grap> J. Asoher was honored by th will never be forgotten." yesterday by the Monmouth and completed. States, particularly his own, have labor strike. Monmouth Bar Association las Mr. Ascher was presented with County Traffic Safety Committee iHowever, Mr. Noll remarked, "inexcusably failed to fight the The priest also chided sue night in a testimonial dinner. luggage by the bar association. et its meeting in Shadowbrook. "It is ridiculous that we should life and death battle" with com- Catholic universities as Not: The judge had spent 23 year He and his wife will be leaving The pink sheet is a sad docu- have to have fatalities there be- munism. Dame, Santa Clara, Loyola on the bench and had retire* for a vacation in Hawaii in De- ment. On it are listed Monmouth fore any action is taken." Sev- Father Fenton, a John Birch Los Angeles, St. Louis and G Sept. 29 at the mandatory age o cember. County traffic fatalities to date eral teenagers lost their lives on Society National Council member, thedral of New York City for a 70. Mr. Ascher became a county oThey number 64, including 27 the road's "thrill" portion before last night made this comment in lowing "Communist spokesmen The night was filled with "A: District Court judge in 1945 when drivers, 20 passengers, 15 pedes- it was decided to level the an American Opinion Speakers of to speak on their campuses (i the position was part-time. He trians and two children killed by stretch. cherisms" — humorous anei New Jersey lecture series pro- did not specify which), and an dotes by judges with whor became a full-time judge and lat- cars as they rode their bicycles. gram in the Monmouth Shopping cles in such Catholic publicatioi er was elevated to the county .The discouraging thing about Mr, Noll also scored the delay Judge Asher had served. The r< in putting the traffic light at the Center Civic Auditorium here. as "Ave Maria," "Continuoum tired jurist is noted for his hi court, the pink sheet, said Henry Ney, and "Extension Magazine." H county traffic engineer, is that Sea Bright end of the Rumson "The greatest tragedy is the morous sayings. The dinni Bridge into operation. Erected in failure of the American Roman noted that articles on Commun; was held at the Beau Rivag' despite all efforts to train better China and the grape strike, t drivers, improve roads, and February, the traffic signal sys- Catholic Church to take a real Restaurant. Howard tem is still draped in burlap. Robert Fiolka lack of "effective" courses i njake cars safer, the deaths con stand against communism and William H. Zerr State Supreme Court Justic (Continued) implement it," he said, adding: communism in Catholic schoo titiue to rise, year after year. The chairman called for com- and his "frequent" hearing pries Haydn Proctor of Interlaken U.S. Transportation Dcoartment This year's 64 deaths repre- mittee action to needle the state Jury Indicts "This is most inexcusable since give "socialistic Christian" se; toastmaster, said Judge Aschi to reassii>n.Jhe full $100 million sent an increase of more than Department of Transportation it was once a most powerful foe mons, and said: Chief Zerr had never finished high schoc planned for use on 1-278 to other 21 per cent over last year's 51 into making the lights functional, of communism. but, by Studyingyg, he rose from New Jersey interstate uses. at this time — the third largesl but learned from Mr. Ney that Suspect in "The clergy — Protestant, Jew- "The real war is not really t the ranks to a County Cou the necessary control system, United States against Soviet Rui Is Retiring He has said he wants the t40 percentage increase in the state, ish and Catholic — who are sup- judge. million left over after the ex- Mr. Ney said. Only Mercer and awaited since early in the sum- posed to support God and free- sia, but God against atheisir Retired County Court Judgi mer, has not been delivered. Bank Holdup Christ against anti-Christ, ai pressway allocation for use to Ocean Counties lead Monmoutli dom have cooperated and worked In Rumson John C. Giordano of West Lon would destroy the basic phlloso- County in percentage increase. In the same situation, is the NEWARK (AP) - A Bron: with and lent 'respectable' sup- justice, morality and freedo Branch, who retired six yean against injustice, amorality, ci RUMSON — Police Chief Wil- start an improvement program ffhe county also ranks third traffic light at Newman Springs N.Y., laundromat operator wl port to communism. Instead of ago, said Judge Ascher was in Union and Middlesex counties. In. the state in actual number of Rd. and Broad St. in Red Bank, lectivism and slavery. liam Zerr has announced his re- allegedly held a female bank tel opposing communism, they have "great jurist" because he posses: If the bill is amended, howev- traffic deaths, only Essex and where a control is awaited to al- aided and abetted it." "And with all its evil, deceit ani tirement Jan. 1, He will reach es the quality of "being human er hostage during a holdup a his 65th birthday Dec. 28. er, Lowell Brldwdl, federal high- Bergen Counties showing more. low traffic to turn left onto materialism, Communism nni: Superior Court Judge Elvin R 1 Car Crashes Broad St. from Newman Springs tempt last week has been indicte He did, however, say, "most of A police officer here since way administrator, told a House the American clergy are sincere- be opposed firmly because of Simmill noted that the judge subcommittee on roads, the jingle vehicle accidents ac Rd. before traffic is allowed to on charges of robbery, assaul atheism, above all. The Commu March 1, 1928, Mr. Zerr was retirement had created a void i ©QU-nted for 23 pf the 64 county proceed north and south on ly men of God and America. Only Transportation Department and taking a hostage. three or four per cent are on nists' ultimate aim and first pre named police lieutenant in 1941 in the courthouse. He praisei would withdraw its endorsement. Broad St. erence in action is to destroy n A federal grand jury returnei 'the other side,' but this Is dan- and promoted to captain Jan. 1, his retired colleague for his ju I'Jhis is an awfully high fig- Commenting on Crusade 35, Mr. ligion and abolish all that inspin dicial temperament. He said earmarking of specific u'rfi," Mr. Ney commented. He Noll, former chairman of the the indictment yesterday again; gerous." and teaches Christianity. 1944. He has been chief of police amounts of money for states In- added that recovery areas at group, said the crusade I? not Robert Fiolka, 23. Offered Criticism since June, 1960. Max M. Barr, Bar Associatioi stead of authorization of separate Fiolka allegedly held up th< He criticized the World and Na- "The Roman Catholic Churcl president, added that Mr. Asche projects that link interstate needs ifie edges of county roads might dead. Councilman Francis E.P. Me- T&iuce the deaths. Trees and He said crusade officials will Cliffwood branch of the Farmei tional Councils of Churches, Dr. has been gradually neutralizec had the capability of analyzin phy of the system. and Merchants National Ban! Its laymen cannot look to its hiei Carter, police committee chair- people. brueh would be cut back from meet at 8 p.m. next Thursday in Martin Luther King, Father man, lauded Chief Zerr at last Congressman Howard has said the. pavement and utility poles the Jersey Room of Monmouth Nov. 2 and was talked into sur- archy or clergy. The churc! "He wore his robe with gentl that incorporation of the project- rendering after a two-hour coi press, schools and pulpits ha night's Borough Council session dignity and with a warm heart, would be placed further from Shopping Center, Eatontown, to and offered a motion for the bor- ed Trenton-seashore expressway . the road as is done on state determine the status of their frontation at gunpoint with Losing Slate been silent in the fight again! in the interstate system would rookie patrolman, Thomas E communism; they ought to ough's deep gratitude to the vet- highways, he explained. push to widen Rt. 35 between eran policeman. free over $20 million In state Statewide fatality total so far Eatontown and . Asbury Park Wallace. in the forefront." Asks Public money intended for use on the this year is 960, against 947 at traffic circles. Department of Accepts Will Rev. Fenton concluded, He cited the chief's "extraor- road ae a state project. Police and federal agents su: "If America goes down, frei this time last year, an increase Transportation officials have rounded the bank branch an dinary loyal service" to the com- As an interstate road, It would of 13, or about 1.3 per cent. been Invited. dom for all mankind will perls munity and cited him as "a ded- To Observe two shots were fired, but no om Of People Patriotic Americans have to re_ get 90 per cent federal aid In- Elmer Noll, committee chair- Next meeting of the traffic was injured. icated public servant" who has stead of 50 per cent allowed for man, reported that section I of safety committee will ba Thurs- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - on their churches. They canno The indictment alleged thai been a great credit to this bor- Veterans Day primary and secondary high- Laurel Ave. -"Thrill Hill" -. day, Dec. 14, in Shadowbrook. Henry J. Saling, speaking for de- trust the government or the press ways. Fiolka, armed with a revolver bated Independent candidates In as allies." '" ough. LITTLE SILVER - Col. R took $19,152 from the bank anc This fund, said Mr. Howard, Tuesday's election, yesterday Job For Citizens Reorganization of the police de- R. TourtlUott, USA-ret, calls oi took the bank manager, Haroli commented on the results. could be applied to local Im- Weber, as a hostage, When asked what the citize; partment will be announced at county residents to observe to- provements sought by Senator Mosquito Troubles "Naturally we are disap- should do to fight communism the Jan. 1 council meeting. morrow as Veterans Day end ti Fiolka allegedly forced Weber ;ase and open the way for him pointed," Mr. Saling said, "es- the priest replied, "He should in remember the reasons for its to drop opposition to imposition ,. to lead Jilm out the door bu pecially over the decision on the form himself on the facts, edi initiation. when police arrived Webe: of tolls on existing free sections Spawned in August bond issue. We feel, however, cate others and join effective anti The day Is set aside each year, of the Garde*-State Parkway. dropped to the ground and Fi that the Independent party has Is Awarded FREEHOLD — Last August The rainfall for August was Communist agencies." He did m the colonel said, to do honor ti The parkway-operating New olka ran inside and held a teller, demonstrated in the face of op- Identify these agencies. was the most 'troublesome" 2.40 inches above normal, said Mrs. Ruth Plzzi, 27, at gunpoim those men and women who havi Jersey Highway Authority wints position of two strongly orga- Purple Heart served in our armed forces dur- majth of the year for mosquito the report, but was concentrated No date for trial was set. nized political organizations of Asked about Trenton's Bisho, to charge tolls and needs federal ! gerf ration, reported the Mon- in only 11 days of precipitation. George W. Ahr, Rev. Fenton sail ing time of war. Originally namei legislation which is being blocked long standing that it is growing Armistice Day, to commemorat mouth County Mosquito Exter- In just two of these days, it in strength. "under canon law, I am not ob- by the senator. continued, 3.7 inches of the total ligated to seek Bishop Ahr's pe In Vietnam the cessation of hostilities Nov, mination Commission yesterday. 'As to the Individual results Tolls, says the authority, would (6.82") fell. Council Told mission to speak In his diocese 11, 1918 at the close of World pay for widening of the parkway In:;its 53rd annual report to of this election, it must be ac- Moreover, his secretary's lettei War I, the name of the holiday 'the fcoard of Freeholders, the The report said that potential- cepted that this is the way our n Middlesex and Union and ly, mosquitoes can breed on the to a local person seeking my ap was changed after World Wa would allow the authority to build commission stated that the 1967 Signal Needs lystem of government works. pearance here did not offer goo. II. i geasonVas the "most difficult in order of 1,000 per square "The people have made decl- parallel Garden State Thruway reason for my not speaking hen which, with the cross state free- —recent J^ears.---Rainfflll-was—the Jons on the most important is- Basically, I. neither received no These veterans fought, or stood A Switch sues •- this borough has ever ready to fight, for the American way, would comprise a Central determining factor, sincemrth|re, was denied permission to speal< Jersey Expressway System '•--was"' ah'"e'xcess""'of "Kfrinches" acod, -also- changing- to aa.-sd-| way of life, our freedom and yards, street guttelS^nd any]no indication of when the tra! ministration under Mr. Walder here by Bishop Ahr/' liberty as individuals and our in- above normal for the period May water holding receptacles are Edward G. V/alder, Republi- He said his own bishop, Walte fie light at Rumson Road and dependence as a nation, he re- 1 to Sept. 15." breeding larvae, the aggregate can). Curtis of the Bridgeport Dlocesi minds. "It is appropriate tha Claim $1,371 can result in a vast hoard of Ocean Ave. will go Into opera "We urge that our republican has given him freedom to speal on Veterans Day," fie added, "wi flying mosquitoes." tion. 'orm of government, exercised outside the pulpit "although h review the advantages of ou Fire Alarm Sites Classified At last night's Borough Coun by democratic processes, must does not necessarily agree wit form of government and rededi- Embezzled The commission has classified! cil meeting a letter was real be accepted and individual tal- me." cate ourselves to preserving thi and catalogues breeding sites and from the state Highway Division, ents must be lent to platforms Rev. Fenton will speak tonigh way of life ..." By Woman Pact Given potential ones, it said. The in- in which it was stressed that thi that are reasonable, sincere and in Pennsauken. dex file contains about 7,000 de- within the power of local gov- Col. Tourtillot calls on area EATONTOWN - Mrs. Shirley COLTS NECK — The Board ol proper switching mechanism, ti residents also to worship reg- Education last night awarded a scribed locations. Most of these synchronize the light with the ai ernment even though individually Friedman of 602 Mayfair Lane. are descriptions of sites which we may disagree as a matter of ularly in the manner of oui Neptune, was held for action of $5,900 contract to Fire Signals jacent bridge, is not yet avail- choice, respect and obey the the Grand Jury by Municipal only breed mosquitoes after rain- able. opinion." Inc., East Orange, for the Instal- fall. "During periods of heavy nation's laws and the rights and Court Judge William S. Throck- lation of a revised fire alarm sys- rainfall, such as were expert In a unanimous resolutio: property of others and to vote morton yesterday. council strongly protested th: tem in Atlantic Elementary School. enced in August, almost all will and assume the responsibilities The woman was charged by produce mosquitoes, within five action, which, it says, allows Library Unit of American citizenship, hazardous situation to exist a RIVERVIEW Bamberger'g, Monmouth Shop- The company was the lowest ol to ten days," said commission Red Bank Mr. TourtiUott is chairman of ping Center, with four counts of four bidders, and will install i superintendent Robert Oster- a busy intersection, and which the Americanism committee, For! "is a poor reflection on the el Hears Annual Wr. and Mrs. Patrick Croki Forging personal return vouchers pneumatic system, an alternate gaard, (nee Arlene Burdge), Locust EL Monmouth Chapter, National So- totaling $1,371 and four counts of proposal on the bid schedule. ficiency" of the state Highwa; Journers. By using the standard instru- Division. Cliffwood, daughter, yesterday. embezzlement. She Is a former Consulting Engineer Joseph E ment for evaluating the mosquito Summary "''. and Mrs. Raymond Nejs< Bamberger's„ employe .,.Eiro,.Easton..Pa.,told-the-lxiare naroTOnder), 37 Day Ave., SpeO"JosepF cTcosentlno Arraigned before Judge Thrbck- there is no difference between the which automatically takes night- Council was informed by a lei annual meeting of the Monmouth East Keansburg, daughter, yes Fort Slates morton on a rape charge was coverage of an electrical system iy samples in given areas, "the ter from the engineers of the Beach Library Association, held terday. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - Army Spec. 4 Joseph C. Cosen- Second Lt. Louis Johnson of Co. -an.; •Mri—and" B,. School Brigade, .Fort-Man*., "When there's a fire, the sami male mosquitoes. Ten traps were gional Sewerage Authority thai nounced that total membership (nee Estella Fraizer), Port Mon- mouth. He was charged with rap- located in various spots within the engineering plans submittei in the library has Increased to ias been awarded the Purple thing happens," he said. mouth Road, Port Monmouth, Heart in Vietnam. Ing a Cliffwood woman In a Rt the county. by Borough Engineer James Ko S65. Mrs. Kristain Nilson. chair- daughter, yesterday. S motel Wednesday night. The The board voted unanimousl; The 20-year-old soldier was At Parley to accept with regret the resigna- Only Females Bite vacs have been given their ap man, presided. case will be heard Thursday. proval. A summary of the year's ac- MONMOUTH MEDICAL wounded by an enemy mine in FT, MONMOUTH - The Army tion of Thomas J. Smith Jr. from Only the female mosquito bites, Also arraigned was James F. said the report. Council approved the payment tivities indicated that circulation Long Branch Vietnam on Oct. 26 and remains Signal Center and School will be the board. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Vargas (nee hospitalized. His mother said he Gaughan, Co. P, Fort Monmouth. 1 Of the total collected, 21,197 of $18,176 to Mr. Kovacs, as part low totals 17,500, an Increase W represented at the New Jersey Mr. Smith's recent appointmen i.OOO over the previous year. June Saunders), 826 Center St., iad just returned _ to action after Educational Association conven- He was charged with Issuing a is assistant county prosecutor re-|were Culex plpiens, the com- pj_his_ engineering fee,- pending bad check for $249 to Anthony" consultations between him and Reports on book purchases and Union Beach, son, yesterday. leave in Hong Kong when he was tion in Atlantic City this week quires that he hold no electivi mon household mosquito and the gifts were made and 230 children Mr. and Mrs. David Kirmin rounded. by speakers and an educational Scherl, owner of the Pine Tree offices. most dominant species for Mon- Borough Attorney Patrick J. Me- Trailer Park. Gann Jr. on the payment of ttended six story hours. (nee Libby Kapaylannidou), 1520 This is the second time Spec. 4 exhibit. mouth County, and 1,612 were Rustic Dr., Asbury Park, son, Virginia Pineiro of 18 Jackson Aedes sollicitans. The balance rest. Mayor Sidney B. Johnson spoke ?osentino has been wounded Speaking at the convention will if the progress of the library yesterday. ilnce his arrival in Vietnam be Vernon W. Heffern, educa- :t. was arraigned yesterday on O'Neill's Second of 3,581 represented 19 different : charge that she shoplifted a species. juilding now under construe- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith in May. He was injured, also by tional specialist, Test and Mea- ion which will be ready for use (nee Kathleen Sullivan), 362 Bath surement Branch, Department of iair of boy's boots, a pair of Wife Recovers The August catch amounted to mine, in July, and was hos- Board Delays larly in 1968. Furnishings and Ave., Long Branch, son, yester- talized then. Specialist Training; Col. W, J. child's slippers and an Ignition POINT PLEASANT — The sec 16,630 female mosquitoes, said guard in Bradlee's Family Circle. quipment for the new library day. The Shrewsbury Township sol- Mclntyre Jr., deputy command- ond wife of playwright Eugene the report, making it the most irere noted by Everett Macwithy. antr.and Harold Ranter, educa- troublesome of the year, "The Permit Action JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL ler is the son of Mrs. Adele Cos- James T. Dale Jr., Fort Mon- O'Neill, Mrs. Agnes Boulton The interior was planned by Miss mtino of the Belshaw Ave. ad- tion advisor of the Department mouth, was fined $200 and re- worst month of the 1966 season ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - '.velyn Merlin. Neptune of Command Communications. Kaufman, was released yester- produced only 3,363 mosquitoes Iress and Joseph Cosentino of vived a two-year license suspen- The Planning Board last night de- Mr. and Mrs. James Yuhas Mrs. Muriel G. Marloff, civil- sion on a drunken driving charge. day from Point Pleasant Hospi- in the 6ame number of traps." layed until Monday night two re- George Chertoff will conduct a 3elford. He graduated from Mon- membership and fund-rais- (nee Maureen Walsh), 39 Main Ian personnel management spe- Louis DiDonato, Bloomfield, tal, where she was treated for quests for subdivisions. St., Englishtown, daughter, yes- louth Regional High School, and iig campaign In the spring. The lined the Army one year ago. cialist, will be in -xharge of| was fined $20 and given a 30-d«y malnutrition and an undisclosed The requests were from Caruso association acknowledged the terday. "manning" of the school's edu- icense suspension on a speeding Construction Co., and John Wai- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rlller (nee ailment. Bids on Jail upport of the borough's Board cational exhibits. charge. den for separate subdivisions if Commissioners. Dolores Morgan), 202 Borden She will continue her conva along Lower Bayside Dr., 400 feel Ave., Asbury Park, daughter, Seek Older lescence at a nursing home. Due Tuesday from the paved road. In addition to Mrs. Nilson, of- MONMOUTH COLLEGE icers of the association are: yesterday. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Mrs, Kaufman was admitted as FREEHOLD — The county The board set Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Morris McGow- Mrs. Eugene O'Neill on Oct. 18, .Irs. William H. Marsh, vice Students For PRESENTS Board of Freeholders will meet morning for an on-site inspec- ihairman; Mrs. David Morris, an (nee Sandra Williams), 1322 She has resided alone for many Tuesday at 2 p.m. to accept bids tion of the property to decide ii recording secretary; Mrs. How- 10th Ave., Neptune.-son, yester- years in the home where she and for the construction of a new the Caruso Construction Co. re- rd Rombey, corresponding sec- day. RN Careers O'Neill lived during the 1920s. county correctional institution. quest was a minor or major sub- etary; Mrs. Harold Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith She and O'Neill were divorced division. The board questioned the (nee Barbara Miller), 509 Tren- LONG BRANCH — Monmouth The board approved plans and reasurer; Mrs. Joseph Petrone, [edical Center plans to enlist In 1929 and she later married maps submitted and said they ubliclty; Mrs. Ragnar Peterson, ton Boulevard, Sea Girt, daugh- specifications for the new county would try to determine whal omen between ages 35 and 50 fisherman Mac Kaufman. O'Neill jail Sept. 26. Construction of the istorian; Mrs. Robert Kleiberg, ter, yesterday. now.is dead. boundary requirements were nee Mr. and Mrs. John Ten Ho- careers as registered nurses, estimated 52,960,000 complex is ook selection; Mrs. Everett ecial efforts are also being A daughter, Oona, is married essary for an okay. eve Jr. (nee Veronica Falliuere), anticipated to begin within the lacwithy, , art; Mrs. George ade to recruit malo students. Jn silent film star Charlie Chap- month, and occupancy scheduled Dominic G. Caruso, president 56 Burnt Tavern Road, Brick of the construction firm, said the est, volunteers and Mrs. "No longer is the recent high lain. She returned to the United 'or 14 months later. leorge West, nominations. Township, daughter, yesterday. States for .the first time In 15 houses proposed for this area ;hool graduate our object of af- The jail complex will occupy would add ratables to the bor- Trustees include George Cher- iction," Mrs. Arlene Sherman,, years after her mother was hos- ff, Mr. Johnson, Stanley Grog- pitalized. about 60,000 square feet or about ough. As it is now, he said, the, Weather rector of Monmouth Medlcai :5 acres on the 21 acre-tract on area is an eyesore, a dumping ins, Mr. Macwithy, Mrs. Wll- enter School of Nursing, said. am Marsh and Mrs. William New Jersey: Some cloudiness Waterworks Road, Freehold Town ground and a fire hazard. north this morning otherwise "Our school of nursing offers Get it fast with a Classified hip, about a mile from the coun- 'aison. ilinito advantage to older stu- Adi Let a "Wanted" ad go to mostly fair today, high in 50s. ty courthouse. The present jail Bar Unit Assails Mild tonight, low in 40s. Fair nts. Courses leading to licens- Work for you. Dial 741-6900 now. is more than 100 years old, early tomorrow then increasing g of registered nurses are com- Aulo Accidents Bill , CAP Ball Set cloudiness with chance of scat leted in tivo years, about one "WEST XONG BRANCH - Trie tcred showers late in day or a year less than traditional nursing SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS-rTlie ivil Air Patrol ball, sponsored FURNITURE CO. + Monmouth County Bar Associa- night. High tomorrow in low to diploma programs. Those -stu- + the CAP'S Red Bank Corapo- mid 50s. Outlook for Sunday, dents who wish toilwaPhome Kcyport 2640181 + tion last night voiced opposition[site Squadron, will be held Nov, to the Waddington bill "or any clearing and cooler. may do so. Women with hus- + * 18, 7:30 p.m. to midnight, in the MARINE bands and teenage children are features . . . other bill that would destroy the West Long Branch Community + jury system." Cape May to Block Island: able to pursue their studies and Center. Variable winds mostly westerly yet remain within their family A-Z-BOY" The pending legislation, spon- Entertainment will be by the L sored by Sen. John A. Wadding- 10.^ knots or less today and to- setting," Mrs. Sherman said. + Blnck River Circus, a rock and night. South to southwest 10 to Student candidates may apply CHAIRS | ton, D-Salcm, would eliminate the roll band, and a feature of the need to determine who Is at fault 20 knots tomorrow. Fair to part- in person or by letter at Mon- evening will be the coronation of ly cloudy today. Fair tonight. mouth Medical School of Nursing + + in deciding auto accident claims he CAP kinr; and queen. Increasing cloudiness tomorrow, KST. ]«69 up to perhaps $10,000. offices in Auxiliary Hall on Bath * chance of showers at night. Visi- Tiip resolution by the county as- Avenue. Staff members are Open Mon. and Iri. evenings 'til *) Hire skilled help with result- bility five miles or more except available for speaking engage- FRIDAY, NOV. 17, 1947 sociation will be forwarded to the fjettlnR Daily .Register Classified near one mile during early morn- + New Jersey Bar Association. ments before Interested commu- 8:30 P.M.—GYMNASIUM—fticn $3.00 - $4.00 • $5.00 \ds. Dial 741-6900 nowl ing iiaze on patchy fog each day. nity organizations. FOR INFORMATION CALL 222-6600, EXT. 286 THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, NOT. 10, 1967—3 Ocean Zoners Favor Irwin Hails Rape Indictments ,_ . , . The Marines r 1# FREEHOLD - Freeholder c* *ll iDemocraUc Campaign Managers Director Joseph C. Irwin TT t. \A p Apartment Complex yesterday congratulated the U 6ld OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The to the neighborhood. They said U. S. Marine Corps and its JC ^ h!, , Board of Adjustment last night they wanted this garage placed members on the corps' 192nd Judge Elvin R. Simmill, in anfor dissent. $eesLossSpurringMATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Incellent record compile Determinationd by theThe three Independents each birthday which is celebrated FREEHOLJCD — Superior Court ly on each indictment, to allow adopted a resolution recommend- directly behind the Jurgensen opinion released yesterday, de- "Indictments as such are not!the aftermath of a stunning 1966-67 township council. polled less than 225 votes. ing the Township Council grant house. today. nied a notion by Ralph Real, at- and in fact cannot be voted on by j sweep of four council seats by "This record was overshad- Mr. Irwin said that it was Mr. Guariglia pointed out that a special use permit to Middle- The zoners reserved decision on torney for convicted rapist the Grand Jury. That body con- j Republicans Tuesday, Democrat- owed by the general widespread the Republican's expected help brook-at-Monmouth, Section Five. fitting and proper to give George C. Riley, to quash five siders charges made against per-1 ic campaign manager Vincent discontent with Democrats all an application by John F. Natale well deserved honor and from a Democratic renegade The vote, however, was 3-2o,f 11 Parker Road, West Long indictments. sons, and votes on these charge's iGuariglia analyzed the defeat as over the state and we failed to proved ineffective. recognition to the Marine on the basis of the evidence pre- i "the thing we need to give us make sufficient effort to keep the with Jack Weser, board chair- Branch, to erect a single-family Corps heroic men and wo- Mr. Real, West Long Branch, man, and Carl B. Coutts dissent- dwelling at Pokross Parkway and had argued the motion before sented," Judge Simmill said. jmore determination." record of our accomplishment "The Democratic defector, • men, living and dead, all here before the township voters," Phillip Gumbs, was powerless to ing. Both replied "no comment" Alma Place, located in an R-4 over the world for their Judge Simmill on 6ct. 27, with "But defendant contends that he { He said the defeat of Demo- when asked about their votes. zone. Assistant Prosecutor Thomas L. was possibly prejudiced by the:era's Marilyn Brenner, Joseph he added. deliver anything to the Republi- patriotism, loyalty,- efficiency cans in Districts two and five Proposed in the development The zoners delayed action to and devotion to duty. Yaccarino sitting in for the state. fact that the Grand Jury voted jZambor, William Mullin and No Effect Seen make an inspection of the build- on several charges by a single!John B. Kenner gave the Demo- He stressed that the Indepen- where he was supposed to be able" section is a 248-unit garden apart- Nov. 10 is celebrated na- Mr. Real had contended to deliver," he said. ment complex located off Rustic ing's site. A variance is required that five indictments handed up vote. jcrats time to "examine dent Taxpayer Candidates had tionally and locally as the ! selves and move forward." no effect whatsoever on the loss Mr. Gumbs was eliminated as a, Drive. It would be built by thebecause the house would be lo- birthday of the Marine by the Monmouth County Grand "To suggest that a grand juror Cold Indian Springs Corp. A vari- cated on an undersized lot and Jury against Riley on April 13, would vote against the dictates Mr. Guariglia said the voters of the Democrats, who were de- Democratic candidate in the Sep- Corps. It was founded in feated by 600 to 1,200 votes each. tember primary. Districts two ance is required since this proj- have a rear yard below the re- 1775 in Philadelphia, Pa. 1965, were not valid because the of his conscience because he felt apparently lost "sight of the ex- ect is located in a commercial quired minimum. jury had only voted once on allcompelled to do so by the voting and five were the only districts (C-2) zone. five of them. procedure adopted indicates little of 16 in the township to give' respect for the institution of Clarification of Land Title Democrats a majority of the The zoners also recommended Riley, formerly of Eatontown, vote. that council grant a special use Successful Saturn 5 now is serving 62-65 years in Irand Jury and the individual permit, approved three variances State Prison for convictions on members of that body," he went Mr. Guariglia contended the. and reserved decision in two oth two of the indictments. Is Sought in Union Beach defeat may have been caused by er cases until Thursday, Nov. 30 No Set Procedure "Defendant's second reason for mocratic complacency. UNION. BEACH — Borough Hopes that a new plant for the e said, "We may have got. Council is being asked to grant Brings Moon Closer Judge Simmill ruled that ther. alleging possible prejudice is Council last night asked the bor- Jersey Central Power and Light equally without merit. He claims ten too used to winning and sub- • a special use permit to Monmouth CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP)- Last night, the television Scou were no irregularities in the ough attorney to clear up issues Co. will be located here were re- consciously let down just a lit-;' that a juror's vote on any one newed, as the firm informed College for erecting a six-foot America looked at a more ac- Surveyor 6 dropped gently to a Grand Jury procedure, becausi surrounding the title of lands tie. :, • high and 800-foot long chain link cessible moon today with the na- spot in the middle of the moon's there is no set procedure fo charge might be influenced by the council it has completed a sur- • fence along the property line be- fact that the juror knows of supposedly given by the borough vey of land at East Point and "But Matawan Township is a tion's space prospects strength- visible face and began sending Grand Jury action. Democratic town and I pledge; hind the college's Teacher Edu- ened and brightened by yester- the space agency snapshots of other charges against the same to the Free Library. asked the borough recheck the "As a constitutional matter, th< defendant. lots under consideration. myself to return it to that p ment of a proposed two-car ga- Thailand. He is chief, Fixed rage in another location. Mrs. Decision by Dec. 1 Station Branch, Department of Jurgensen seeks permission to Specialist Training, Army Signal build a garage detached from PRINCETON (AP) - Gov. "Whatever the reply we will Schools.' her house. Richard J. Hughes listened yes- give it to our members and then A variance is required, as herterday to specific demands fo the members will have to decide lot is undersized and the garage pay raises for state-employed what to do," Kravit said. On College Building will_consti tute an extension, of a nurses, then promised to give Nurses. shared-in.,.an...across. Dedication Committee JKSrfSiMpgiing use. Her property them,, his recommendations about Dec. 1. °EAST""ORANGE"""-*W^4>au! is located en R-3 zone. crease granted all state Stillman, Cooney Ter., Fair Ha- Three of her neighbors objected The two-hour session with employees effective last Septem- ven, has been appointed a mem- to her plans and brought along Hughes, Commissioner Lloyd ber. But the Increase sparked a ber of the honorary committe attorneys to the meeting. They McCorkle of the Department of series of telegrams to the gov-for the dedication of the new contended the garage would create Institutions and Agencies and ernor, complaining that It was$2,500,000 science building a traffic hazard and a detriment State Treasurer John Kervick inadequate for nurses, Upsala College here. was "a very thorough discussion Last Feburary about 100 nurs- Mr. Stillman, chairman of th on our pay request," a repre- es — all members of the State board of the First National State 2 Fires Cause sentative of the New Jersey Nurses Association — picketed Bank of Newark, .is one of Nurses Association said. the State House in Trenton, pro- northern New Jersey executives Minor Damage Representing the nurses were testing against what they chosen to serve on the commit- LITTLE SILVER - Fire Chief Stan Kravit, fulltime director o termed Inadequate salaries. iee. Pe er J. Gisleson Jr. reported economic security for the asso- two minor fires in the borough ciation, four nurses from Marl yesterday resulted in minor dam- boro State Hospital and onHearine g for Accused Pair age and no injuries. nurse each from Yardville and The first blaze broke out atWoodbine hospitals. 5:38 p.m. in a television set in Hughes again expressed con Awaits Public Defenders the home of Frank G. Nappl Sr., cern about the nursing problem 44 Riveredge Drive, he said, andas he had done during an earlier MIDDLETOWN — A hearing on Hopkins Ter., West' Keansburg, was contained by firemen with- session at Red Bank, when nurs- a charge of larceny was postponed for drunk driving. yesterday until Thursday so the J a m e iJ0 es picketed him before a speech . r . . 5,, .L?raMSiOfl_ol JI_.Iak tensive smoke, but no fire dam- to the New Jersey Newspaper two accused "men" may'oDtain' a hut Ave. was fined $25 for throw- age. Association Oct. 27. public defender. ing a lighted firecracker at an- A section of fence on the R. The Red Bank meeting William R. Hargrave of Oak other youth, on a complaint land Drive, Atlantic Highlands, ,.,Stein£r.vproperty ..at 15 .Bernard very general, ..Krayjt. said., while signed bjr .a,J,aeighJb0£...vlheJncU Ter. burned at 6:25 p.m., ac- today's session was specific, ex- and Wflbert th'igpin of First Ave. dent occured Oct 8. cording to the chief. The owner amining the figures presented were remanded to the county John T. Fuller, of Port Mon- extinguished the fire and called by the nurses and reasons they jail in lieu of $5,000 bail each mouth Road, was held for action authorities, who detected an odor felt salary proposals were ap- until the hearing. of the Grand Jury on a non-sup- of gasoline near the fence. propriate. Judge Seymour Kleinberg also port charge. His bail was set at The nurses want basic salaries postponed hearings for two men $500. A year ranging from $6,500 to $8,450. charged with possession of stolen He was also sentenced to 20 -Drivers Fined The basic salary for a beginning property until Nov. 20 for thedays in the county jail in lieu of same reason. RED BANK - John F. Citarel- nurse now is $4,988, but they $100 in fines on three motor ve- h, 9 Foster St., River Plaza, are being hired at $5,735. The They were Gary Davis of 198hicle violations and subsequent and Giuseppe Inghilleri, North top now is $6,482. Crestview Drive and Alvin G. contempt of court charges. Bridge Ave., here, were fined Kravit said the 21 state insti- Schwartz of Ft. Dix. Angel L. Zayas, of Trenton, was from today $30 each for careless driving last tutions now are short 220 nurses. The judge revoked the licenses fined $25 on a drunk and disorder- night. The institutions have about 550 of two drivers after convictions ly charge and another $25 on a Municipal Court Judge Francis urses. Kravit said his group on motor vehicle violations. charge of possession of lottery X. Kennedy found James F. represents "a substantial ma- George G. Netterman, 131 South slips. Regan, 102 Central Ave., Union jority," but he declined to give St., Red Bank, was fined $55 and Two vacuum cleaner salesmen Beach, and Kevin I. Post, 66 specific figures. had his license revoked for sixwere each fined $25 on a charge you can share Hendrickson Place, Fair Haven, Kravit said Hughes promised months for driving while impaired. of canvassing without a permit. Innocent of the same charge. to consult with McCorkle and A revocation of two years They were: Franklin C. Marry- Bruce Worth, 18 Valley St., Kervick about the nurses' de- and fine of $205 was leveled nowski, of Brielle and Wilhelmus Highlands, was fined $30 for driv- mands, then provide a specific against Cornelius O'Connor, of 25Vankuik, of Bradley Beach. ing without a license. reply. $108,968 in Contracts in this, too! Awarded by Freeholders FREEHOLD — The Monmouth ery Medical Home and the jail. ©to County Board of Freeholders yes- The freeholders also accepted terday awarded six contracts to- two strips of land from the Jersey lling $108,968 for supplies and OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB PAYS INTEREST Service Station Properties, Inc., (fmttrtru, ffllub services for next year. in Red Bank which is needed for Keyport Window Cleaning and widening Newman Springs Road. Maintenance Co. was awarded a A Texaco service station is at Be wise and save for '68 $3,948 pact for cleaning windows this spot. Join The Oentral Jersey Bank and in various county buildings. Freeholder Harry Larrison Jr. SERVICE IS OUR BIGGEST ASSET! Public Dining In Hamilton Laundry and Drysaid that the strip on Newman Trust Cpmpany Christmas Club now. Cleaning, Rahway, received a Springs Road is 400 feet in length Memberships start from as little An Elegant Atmosphere $34,623 contract for furnishing and 26.5 feet wide; the strip on as 250 a week. We don't just laundry supply rental service to Shrewsbury Avenue is 200 feet Enjoy private catering in the John L. Montgomery Medical long and 13.5 feet wide. collect your Christmas Club money our New Gracious Ban- Home. The board reserved decision on we pay Interest on It. CAN WE HELP YOU P quet Room! With its sec- Bond Baking Co., Newark, was ond story high view over- the following bids for the recon- See how our Christmas Club accounts awarded a $5,295 pact for furnish- struction of a bridge on Little looking the majestic 18- build up over a 50-week period: hole golf course. Com- ing bread and bread products to Street, Matawan: pletely s«if sufficient fa- the Allenwood Hospital, the Mont- Conduit and Foundation Corp., $20.00 A week — $1010.00 jomcry Medical ~Hom& cred the East Paterson, roadway, $275,889, cilities — rest room, bar $10.00 a week—$ 505.00.-— and kitchen, fc»r pereonal, county jail. . . bridgebi , MM3WW»; tadsley Con- private banquets or wed- Custom Rebuilt Tire Co., Brad- struction Corp., New York, N. Y., $ 5.00 a week —$ 252.00-•""•*•"--" ding receptions without ley Beach, got a $14,903 contract $216,067 and $401,417, and Perkins, $ 3.00aweek —$ 151.5Q THE outside- interference. for tires and tubes for the high- Kanak and Foster, Morrlsville, $ 2.00aweek —$ 101.00 way, bridge and park depart- Pa., $240,649. and $374,014. $ 1.00 a week —$ 50.50 ianquert a Specialty ments. The board is expected to act Partln • Weddlngt • Dinners • Facilities for 300 Perioni Getty Oil Co., Newark, was on this at a special meeting set $ .50 a week —$ 25.25 $ .25 a week —$ 12.62 CENTRAL JERSEY BANK awarded a $39,246 pact for gaso- for Tuesday, Nov. 14, at 2 p.ni. in MONMOUTH ROAD • EATONTOWN line to various county depart- the.Hall of Records here. TRUST PHONE ASK FOR ments. Join The Central Jersey Bank ALLENHURST • ALLENTOWN • BRADLEY BEACH • EATONTOWN • FARMIKGDAIE * and Trust Company Christmas Club 542-9300 CHARLIE TRUAX Soficld Supply Co., Spring Lake, Spruce up your home for FORT MONMOUTH - FREEHOLD (2) • FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP < LONG BRANCH (2) was awarded a $10,953 contract Christmas. Fl.id the . homo im- at any of our sixteen conveniently for furnishing paper service to provement firm to do the job located offices, today. MARLBORO • MATAWAN - NEPTUNE CITY • SHREWSBURY -SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS Allenwood Hospital, tho Montgom- In today's Classified Ads. Nfntlw Fadaral iXpoill Imunnca Cvpnallon 4-Frifcy, NV. 10, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER detwmlaed. Fire Destroy^ Furniture on Van Both EAt/votwn Fir* Deptrt- Charles Bickford, 78, EATQHTOWH - A true* Soft Mid the * morial Hospital," Belleville. county director of bridges, said 100.00 Chib Pays 101.00 ticn of momma* aid marten A native of Italy, he was this will be the first time this Man Given 150.00 Club 151.50 . . . bemtiftri, pemaMat mi Pay, member of the Sons of Italy and method is used in Monmouth H* caved. M are pa County. 2S0.00 Club Fay. 252.50 Main Office: commissioner of the Orphans 40-U Broad St. Home in Nutley. He was a self- The freeholders approved speci- An Acquittal 500.00 Club Pays 505.00 Bed Bank, N. J. 07101 fications for the reconstruction Branch Office!: employed gardener. FREEHOLD — Samuel Ross, II 1,000.00 Club Pays 1,010.00 87« Bt. 35, MlddJetown, N. 1. yesterday and will receive bids 128 Throckmorton Ave., West 30 Esit Main St., Freehold, N. 9. Also surviving are his wife, Tuesday, Dec. 5, at 2 p.m. No «8 Broadway, Long Branch, N. J. Mrs. Mary Sordill Mastrodomen- Long Branch, won a directed ver- CURRENT PER Established In 1878 hf John H. Cook estimate could be given when the dict of acquittal yesterday from BARRE and Henry Clay ico; three other daughters, Mrs. work would begin. DIVIDEND YEAR Connie Reck of this place, Mrs. Monmouth County Court Judge,,., 41/2% Mnimfirts by The Red Bank H. Leroy Martin, county engl- Incorporated Angela Harris of Bloomfletd and M. RaymondMcGowan on a M , ONj SAVINGSAVINGSS ieer, said that this bridge is over Member- or-the- -Awrtlswa' Ptwr • — Mrs; 'Alice Petersoir • of"-Engle- charge of receiving stolen prop- The Associated Presi Is entitled i cliff oh the road, on unstable erty. JOHN VAN KIRK & SON lusively to the use for republicttlon wood, Calif.; two other sons, f all the local news printed In this ground. Mr. Ross had been charged 15 Cooper Rd., MMdMown otl Rt. 15 Leonard Mastrodomenico If this Red Bank Savings newspaper as well u all AP new Eight-foot piles will be used to with receiving a stolen car be-1 at dispatches. ' place and Michael Mastrodo- • nd Loan Association support the bridge, he said. Us- longing to the Laron Corporation, Heoaon'l Corner 741-0119 Second class postage paid menico of Granada Hills, Calif.; Bank, N. J. 07701 and at a ing a six-ton machine, called Brooklyn, New York, on March I Cnnvr-lenl Terms 747-2361 mailing offices. Published dally, Mon- two brothers, Albert Mastrodo- BROAD STREET AT BERGEN PUCE day through Friday. menico' of Cambridge, Mass., and sonic vibrator, the steel H-beams 28, 1966, in Asbury Park. Subscription Prices In Advtnca Joseph Mastrodomenico of Na-will be vibrated into the ground, He was represented by Bernard 741-3700 ding], copy at counter, 10 cents: ] he explained. Greenberg, Asbury Park, with 1 mat], 15 cent* ples, Ialy, and 19 grandchildren. "Where You Save Does Make a Difference 1 month —J2.20 6 months—«12.. The machine liquifies the assistant. Prosecutor John A.|| monUn—«.» U monUu—$23.U Services will be tomorrow at [round as the beams go down, •etilio sitting in for the state. 10 a.m. in Central Presbyterian he said. The piles will be driven Church. The Caggiano Memorial through the existing bridge deck FOR ANY OCCASION Home, here, is in charge of ar- which later will be covered with rangements. HONEY BEE FLOWERS concrete, he said. RUSSELL T. HODGKISS KeUers Vows Hell Assume •464 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY Borough 'Watchdog' Role 1 741-4020 | ATLANTIATT AKmCf HIGHLANDU"T/^T»T AXTT-**S" — Joh»_i-_n Phalr»«__•_ , a «Plannin• ... g •Boar- d HtHabrt Sjgc« 1 m Democratic Mayor Jay M. Kelmembe- r defeated in his bid for a •WSIQRM DOORS ler«,-

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Also on the main floor are Bo FORT MONMOUTH -Mon- ough Council chambers and th Each 32" x 15" x 72"... finished In mouth County civil rights lead- office of Mayor Charles S. Call ers and Fort Morunouth official lan. plan another meeting on the Danish Walnut. Use in pairs or threes The former jail and basement lort's vigorous equal employment area is now a spacious and taste- opportunity program after th fully decorated Public Health to create new walls} The backs, are first Cibbs Hall dinner discus- Nursing Service headquarters. sion with Maj. Gen. W. B, Lat- The renovations were broughl finished as well as fronts, each has a ta, commanding the fort, gene- about by a budgeted $55,000 re rated wide interest in the pro- vamping program, which alsc double door cabinet at the bottom. gram. placed the building inspector*! Among those attending wen office on the third flooi Seymour Maisel, special assis- along with office space used bj tant to Gen. Latta for labor re- the tax assessor. lations; Joseph Mangiaraci- Police and court facilities no' liaTTaepntyTeqnal opportuni ty- of- : are located" in the -Centei "Ticer for th"e "Xrmy~STgnat"Cen Si'headquarters'."•••"••"- •-*= ter and School; Ermon Jones, president of the Asbury Park Neptune1 ' chapter, NAAOP Joseph Taylor, executive direc- Board's Aide tor, Monmouth Community Ac- tion Program; John Jones, presi- Bid Farewell dent. Red Bank NAACP, and Homer Russell, deputy equal em NEW SHREWSBURY — "W< ploymeni opportunity officer for haven't had a secretary like you ECOM. and we shall all be sorry to sec you. go," said Harry E. Westlaki Also attending were LeRoy Hut- Jr., chairman of the Zoning son, member of the board of di- Board of Adjustment in accept- rectors, MCAP; Thomas Bald- ing with regret the resignatior win, West Side Tutorial Group; of Mrs. Jane M. MacNutt, board C. B. Cargile and Mrs. Alice Da- secretary for the past three core, N. J. Division of Civjl ears. Rights; Mrs. Katherine Harris After a short meeing, lasting and Donald Smith, Asbury-Nep- |ust over one half hour, the Bor- tune NAACP; Clifton Lee, ough Zoning Board of Adjust- Red Bank Service Center; ment approved a variance ap- Curtis Murphy, Red Bank School rs. Phillips Brooks for the sub Branch Service Center; Wilbert division of two lots at the inter- RlAJCAERihdW 6ection of. Shatto.aud .HamjJtPia ner, Neighborhood Youth Corps; oads. Mrs. Margaread White, Negro The variance application re- Business and Professional Wom- quested the division of one plo $110 en's Clubs, and Wilson Sheperd, f land Into two lots each 140.91 Mediterranean CellareHer1 Contemporary Desk, 11 7 Shore Citizens for Better Human eet wide — 9 feet less than th- Spanish Hickory finish. On casfr Provincial Credenza, \[/ Relations. idth permitted by the zoning 5-drawers... finished in Danish rdinance — and 1,100 feet deep ers . 2 doors with lock, If you like French Provincial, The property consists of open Walnut, 52" x 23" x 2W. Ex- School Safety woodland with one small build- complete!/ -finished on back. you'll love this piece! The finish ng on it—unsuitable for habita cellent for student, den or living is Provincial cherry. 2 hinged Alarm Okayed on — which will be demolished. Mar-proof top. A great value in room. w LITTLE SILVER - The Board entertaining! doors. Measures 52" x I4*x28 . of Education last night approved Civil Rights Film Installation df a safety alarm in the police department hook-up for Screening Is Friday the fire detection alarm system NEW SHREWSBURY - "Li- in the Markham Place School, at berty Street—One Way," a film t cost of {140. dealing with integrated housing Mrs. Pearl Lemberg, Atlantic and other civil rights issues, will Highlands, was hired as a reme- be presented in The Old Mill dial reading teacher two days per sycamore Ave., tonight at 9 week at a pro-rated salary of I'clock. $3,500 a year. A discussion will be led by A Mrs. Susan S. Brogi, Long Tames, Rev. Harold Dean and Wil Branch, and Mrs. Patricia Fitz- on Sheppard, president of the limmons, Little Silver, were ap- ihore Citizens for Better Human proved as supplementary educa- delations. The meeting is spon- tion teachers. ored by the Coffee House So- The board approved the pur- :iety, a discussion group which chase of a Bell and Howell pro- neets • in The Old Mill on alter- jector at a cost of $565. late Fridays.

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I, 1B13 Hwy. 71—481-1200 4T7-34OO Crime In The Streets FROM OUR READERS The Regtiter wdewn** letter! from lit readen, REGISTER they contain signature, uUrtis tut telephone number. Letters Established in im — PubtiEBtrf by The fed Bui Register, laotrp&rated gfaould be limited to $00 words. They iboutd be typewritten. M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher All letters are subject to condensation and editing. EndorM- Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor ments of political candidates or commercial products are not acceptable. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor Too Young to Vote A Winner in Secaucus 17 Winston Drive It wasn't July Fourth, but a decla- sury. They were aware, we're quite Middletown, N. J. ration of independence was sounded in •sure, that the racing interests weren't To the Editor: Secaucus Tuesday. That's the day vot- solely concerned about the state's fi- I am an 18-year-old college student and disturbed by a bill nancial condition. which is being proposed that would enable 18-year-olds'to vote. ers in that small community told the Most 18-ycar-olds are incapable of making a decision that would most powerful politicians in New Jer- These "Jack, the Giant Killer" affect their state or nation. sey they would not go along with the stories come along too infrequently. It takes experience to make a wise decision when one votes. plan to place a night harness racing This one materialized, however, and One has to understand what his vote will mean and what track there. we're mighty happy about it. It is a course the government might pursue as a result of his vote. stirring answer to the apathetic citizen Seniors in high school and early year college students do not The Hudson County Democratic Or- possess this experience. In college, one begins to read edi- who occasionally asks: "Why bother ganization of John V. Kenny was thor- torials, news columns and gain new interest in govermental .voting?" ough in almost every detail that was tcr affairs. This is experience. have brought the lucrative plant to The action in Secaucus means that By the age of 21, one has knowledge of political affairs' and understands what his vote will entail. At the age of 18, Hudson. The rest of the county thought Hudson County will not be able to bring the question to a public vote one is just beginning to find out what life encompasses. He is it was a good idea — 96,458 to 22,444 not capable of voting for a policy that he does not understand — but the hometowners, by a 244- there for another five years. In defy- and thereby offsetting an experienced vote. vote margin, weren't sold on the idea. ing the might of the Kenny organiza- A politican is being rather radical when he suggests a tion, the 2,671 people who" cast "no" three-year drop in the voting age. He is thinking of a certain Secaucus, once the state's most fa- votes endeared themselves to us all. few who are capable of making wise decisions, not the mass mous pig-farming center, came up who are incompetent of filling out a wisp ballot. Politicians . Throughout the state, the news should stop trying to accumulate support from teen-agers and smelling mighty fine indeed. The peo- from Secaucus brought, the question: start thinking of the public interest. ple there weren't blinded by the claims. "Whatever in the world went wrong?" Sincerely Yours, ' the racing establishment would bring In truth," it should have been: "How Russell Gerdon $8 million annually to the state trea- come something finally went right?" Our Veterans and Peace Display Flag Tomorrow This nation tomorrow will take a We do not need to be reminded of Freehold, N^J. little time from everyday affairs to ob- the need for a bit of solemnity tomor- To the Editor: • .' serve Veterans Day. The volleys to row. The Vietnam Era daily reminds The Nation tomorrow will observe Veterans Day. The be fired at various memorial services American Legion wishes to remind everyone that Veterans us that the gallantry, and loyalty of to- Day Is a day to recognize America's veterans who have served will sound a reminder of the debt we day's young members of the armed In their country's uniform In time of war. who live in this land of the free owe to forces are as great as the comrades in Our Freedom has been preserved due to the gallant Amer- so many who made it possible. arms who preceded them. icans who have willingly served under the flag of the United When President Eisenhower signed Monmouth County has had its THE REPORTER States. As the nation pauses to observe Veterans Day, we ire a bill in 1954 that changed the day's reminded that "Freedom Is Not Free." Millions of Americans share of war heroes in other times — have bought our freedom with their service and sacrifice name from Armistice to Veterans, he and we have them today. The grief while wearing the uniform of our country. Let's pause on this proclaimed Nov. 11 also to be a day that comes when we read of a young It Isn't a Pretty World Veterans Day to honor America's veterans and their contribu- when Americans everywhere should man killed in action in Vietnam affects By JIM BISHOP coolie will start running, only because he tions to the quest for an honorable world peace. rededicate themselves to the cause of each of us as deeply as did the news HONG KONG _— I've gone half way heard the word in American movies. Hong I call upon all of our citizens to display the flag of *• peace. from other .battlefields. It is assuaged around the world o"n two razor blades. My Kong has two TV channels, which are on United States on this day. wife has done as well on two checkbooks. from 5 p.m. to 10:45 p.m. Have you tried Sincerely yours The name change was made to en- somewhat, however, by the pride we "I Love Lucy" with Chinese titles? Speaking of money, Gene Kroll and I spent Joseph H. Compoly have in knowing there are so many In Rome, the Italian customs demanded able a grateful nation to pay appro- 10 minutes in Berlin trying to figure out' a Monmouth County Commander restaurant bill. It read: 24.9.67 and the best that we put up "a million lire" or else they priate homage to the veterans of all of young people who are willing to don The American Legion its wars, not just, as originally con- their country's uniform an the cause . I could do was read it as would jiot release our cameras and film. 24 marks, 9 pfennigs. I A broker did it. Our overweight charges ran ceived, those who gave their lives in of freedom. didn't know the Germans to $105 on each leg of the trip. Most cities World War I. The intervening years, As heads are bowed tomorrow in had a smaller coin: "We get $30 a day for a car and driver. The tour- Down With Halloween haven't," the waiter said. •tet season is over, but so many millions of President Eisenhower had said, found homage to our war dead, * ne rvous*" Next comes number three daughter, Karen, Halloween. standing group of business leaders to U.S. Sen. Clifford P. Case has for optimist, stuck herliand outside the window 14. Then number two child, Gayle, 24. No I must have failed somewhere along the way for you dem- serve on a .committee to determine the some time urged the joint use of Mc- and said: "Oy, that's not' thunder." mail from Virginia Lee, 30, who has seven onstrated very clearly how you felt on Halloween by the eggs state's requirements for aviation and Guire Air Force Base by military and Here in Hong Kong, David Haylock, the children and precious little time to take pen you threw on the front and side of the house. You showed me related transportation facilities. blond motion picture photographer, watched in hand. ' by the apple you tossed through my garage window and broke commercial aviation, the same as is a Chinese walk down a street with four sticks Gene Kroll didn't get a letter from his it. You showed me your displeasure by the chalk on my garage The need for a jetport in New Jer- done at 21 other Air Force bases. This •tied in a kerchief. "Moving his furniture to son Dick for a couple of weeks, so het snarled: and house windows. Are your parents aware of your vandalism? sey has long been evident. Its loca- sounds like too simple a solution, but a new flat," he murmured. My wife Kelly "When I get home I'm gonna kick hfm in the Or perhaps you belong to those people who came by car tion has been the big stumbling block. maybe Mr. Johnson's committee can listened to the Vietnamese artillery one night pants. "A letter arrived the same day and (driven by their mothers) from outlying locations to the area and said: "If you don't don't mind, I'm wear- Gene grinned at me and said: "He's a great for "good pickin's." The governor's committee is headed by convince Washington and the Port of ing sneakers to bed." guy, that son of mine." Now some few days later, having spent time and energy J. Seward Johnson, vice president of New York Authority that it's the cor- Wally Lehmann, 71, a quiet gentleman In one city where the water is notorious cleaning up, repairing a broken window, I find myself saying, Johnson and Johnson, an able man rect one. for the bacteria, which flip out of the glass who is "living it up" on this trip, doesn't care "Down with Halloween." like goldfish, I asked the waiter for a bottle if he ever gets a note from home. He's too INSIDE WASHINGTON of spring water. He nodded happily, disap- busy writing postcards. At the halfway mark Very truly yours, peared, and came back with a bottle marked around the globe,-4ie has mailed 118. Some Mrs. A. E. Gerbore Gordon's Gin. It was full of sink water. "All of the more progressive girls in each country mellicans clazy." notice that he is alone and they flirt with 'Talks-While-Fighting' Plan • * * him. "I don't understand it," he says. "They Regionalissation Facts must be off their nut." By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT erode the positions of the U.S. and South THERE WAS NO Turkish coffee on Turk- S~«o far.—, , w..e- hav..-.e- »..«shot. ove-.- r 20,000 ,—feet. o~f. Little Silver, N. J. "Amencans "Snowed." After four visits to Is- levels of the objective is to force Critical Look at the World." Offhand, I'd To the Editor: rael in 13 years, I know what the people need: """North Vietnam will be ready to open "peace the acceptance of our peace conditions in the say it would run about Krtours, and we still I am so tired of hearing and reading the statements and talks" sometime before the 1968 U.S. presiden- a sense of humor. De Gaulle tells his friends South." have a leng way to go, letters from strong dissenters regarding the Little Silver- tial elections. he doesn't like us because "it isn't French." * * * Some of it hurts. German veterans with- Shrewsbury regionallzation study. But the talks Hanoi would seek probably - THREE-POINT STRATEGY - Supporting In India, Kelly got Delhi belly. Richard out arms or legs are pushed around town in would not' be accompanied Winer, the other photographer, forgot to get Just to set the record straight and get down to bare facts, details of Hanoi's "talk while fighting" strate- East Berlin in baby carriages. A Turkish war by a cease-fire. Also, the a cholera shot, and a bearded doctor in a it is my understanding that it was the Red Bank Board of Edu- gy, according to Humphrey's startling report, veteran without legs walks to work on his negotiations would be a tac- dusty turban gave it to him at the New Delhi cation's Insistence two years ago on a kindergarden through was contained in a notebook of a Viet Cong hands.. Starving children walk up to a $3,000 tic In the Communist efforts airport. It may be one of the few places 12th grade regionalization with Red Bank or nothing that pre- political, cadre, captured by U.S. forces in camera to ask it for a penny. An old lady to take over South Vietnam where they had enough germs to spare. cipitated the Little Silver-Shrewsbury talks. This was long September. who forgot how to weep sleeps in a jewelry rather than a means toward A bomb exploded beside our hotel here before the terms "integration," "segregation," "all-white," It described a military indoctrination store doorway. an honorable settlement and a thousand Chinese pedestrians paused, "racism" were heard. course for 100 Viet Cong officers at a rest Chinese follow a garbage truck to pick up based on mutual conces- glanced^ and kept on walking. If you are in- Please, let us all stick to the facts and forget the hysterics. camp in Cambodia, which has become a ma- what falls off. It isn't a pretty world. And sions. a rickshaw and you say: "Chop chop," the I strongly believe it is wrong to uproot small grammar jor staging atid resupply area for three Com- .. we're rot pretty people. This impression of school children from their own neighborhood school which Is munist divisions operating in the central high- North Vietnam's intentions within walking distance from home. ALLEN m V'e-'rarn was relayed to lands of South Vietnam. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH During the course, the Communist officers I also 'believe It is time we give our own local Board of President Johnson by Vice Education a strong vote of confidence. They are duly elected President Hubert Humphrey following his were called upon to explain to their troops officials of our community who unselfishly devote many, many private talks with U.S. and South Vietnam- the meaning of three resolutions adopted in Hiring the Mentally Retarded hours in the Interest of our children and their taxpaying par- ese authorities in Saigon. secret by the North Vietnamese La Dong ents. Humphrey reported that captured docu- (Communist) party. These were: By SYLVIA PORTER fectly capable of leading a financially inde- ments and statements from prisoners in re- 1. The protracted war in South Vietnam Problem 1— Fewer and fewer Americans pendent life in our society today.' Yours very truly, cent weeks revealed that would be supported with all available re- want to perform suoh menial, routine, low- Today, there are an estimated 5.7 million Mrs. Roy J. Miller "an intensive indoctrination sources in North Vietnam. paid jobs as janitor, mail clerk, restaurant mentally retarded U.S. citizens, about 3 per program is being undertak- 2. There would be simultaneous conduct bus boy, messenger or laundry worker. This cent of our population. Some 3.3 million of en by Hanoi to prepare Viet of war and negotiations similar to those with problem will ,be greatly intensified as the these are of working age, and the experts Cong troops for a prolonged the French in 1954, and at Panmunjom in educational achievement levels of young say that 85-90 per cent of these could, with period of negotiating while Korea in 1953. Americans continue to rise. appropriate training, be rehabilitated to lead fighting." 3. At a predetermined date in 1968, a gen- Problem 2— More and productive lives. more mentally retarded This new phase of the eral offensive and uprising would be launched Here is a sampling of a growing number citizens are being con- Vietnam war is expected in South Vietnam in an all-out attempt to of projects under, way to educate and train demned, at great cost to the early next year according force the collapse of organized government retardates for useful jobs: public, to live in almost to Information given the throughout the country. —In San Francisco, 75 severely retarded1 complete financial depen- vice president, during his Humphrey reported that the diary of the adults recently underwent a comprehensive dence, because American SCOTT Saigon briefings. The first captured Viet Cong, officer clearly indicated four-year rehabilitation program in which they employers refuse to hire hints of the forthcoming dramatic shift in Hanoi has been psychologically preparing its them. were taught a variety of job skills. A sub- Hanoi's strategy, the vice president was told, "hard core" military leaders in South Viet- stantial number landed full-time jobs in their showed up in a 26-page document written by nam for the "talk .while fighting" strategy The two problems are communities and the project proved that even Lee Duan, North Vietnam's Communist Party for at least three months. interrelated, There now is the most' severely handicapped retardates POR'IEk first secretary. In September, North Vietnam's Defense is' a glimmer of evidence can be rehabilitated. The document, captured by American Minister Vo Nguyen Giap sent a 35,000 word •that we are beginning to recognize this and -IN MANSFIELD, Conn., the U.S. Labor troops in operation Cedar Falls, contained in- memorandum to all North Vietnamese troops to take a new look at both with the goal of Department Is financing a comprehensive on- structions to Viet Cong officers from Lee outlining the ideological base for a return to working out ways to hire the mentally re- the-job training program for 300 retarded in- Duan, who, according to U.S. intelligence ex- guerrilla warfare. tarded to fill jobs nobody els» wants to do. dividuals. In other Labor Department proj- perts, is running the war in South Vietnam General Giap, who accompanied Lee Duan In the past three years the federal govern- ects retardates are being prepared for jobs from .Hanoi. . to Moscow for this week's 50th Anniversary ment has'hired and trained well over 3,000 as meat cuters, nursing home aides, food ser- It stressed that the protracted war strate- of the Communist Revolution in Russia, also mentally retarded individuals to work in 37 vice workers, car washers and waxers. gy for Vietnam in 19B8 would involve both described negotiations in' his order of battle, different agencies. —In West Springfield, Mass., a new Hu- neaotiatiens and fighting, statins:. "Peace as "the highest form of warfare when em- * * * man-Development Program has-been launched. 'I^JKfittS^ye^e'rfonnlnB^ibovrt—'-within -the public school system. Instead of to serve in a practical manner our political • * * 60 different types of jobs ranging from animal taking regular high school courses, retardates strategy during the crucial struggle period THE NEW THREAT - A Central Intelli- caretaker to library assistant. Says Fred W. are sent through a specially-tailored four- berjinninfi in 1%8 for control of South Viet- gence Agency estimate, which Humphrey for- McDonald, director of the Joseph P. Kennedy year non-graded program offering individual- nam, warded with his report, also highlighted the Jr. foundation, which has pioneered in the ized instruction. "Governments of South Vietnam and the new strategy of the North Vietnamese, stat- rehabilitation of the mentally retarded, "their These examples are encouraging, but only U.S. will be brought under strong domestic ing: record has been outstanding. They are happy a tiny fraction of those who could benefit |>y "LIBRA (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22): Try not to and international pressure to cease all mili- "Hanoi is not out to win by occupying with work that normal employes would have special education and training are actually tary operations above the 171h Parallel in ex- territory or .settinf: up n rival government in left within a few months." now Rettinj,' that education and training. We come out" with strange ideas simply because change for mf^oli;ili"n.s'on our conditions. South Vietnam. The new strategy, as 'being A mentally retarded person is not a men- owe it to the retarded among us to equip you are feeling frustrated. Stick to "Our .strategy will be to exact concessions developed by Lee Duan, is for North Vietnam tally ill person. He simply has limited intelli- them for paying jobs and financially indepen- whatever Is orthodox. Show others that for an afirwinpiit lei npen talks but without to win by undermining South Vietnamese and gence and a limited ability to learn. He is dent lives. And we owe it to ourselves to you ore a most gracious person Instead." a cea.sp-fire in South Vietnam. While neso: American morale and getting the Saigon gov- perfectly capable of being trained for a va- make better use of this huge, virtually un- halloas drag on, every effort will'be made to ernment to sue for peace." riety of less demanding jobs, and he is per- tapped labor pool. 6- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, I9G7 , THE DAfLY REGISTER Friday, Nov. 10, 1967-7 can Niiinlfmitlc Society zrA ing wi'h the L'S. Air Force for Firm Names 2 Area Men Amtiian Numismatic Associa- f'.wr years. He yiwA Walston m Local Securities jtion, \\jfJi nr,fl was rj3rr,(^l chief pro- !*EW YOKK - Frank W. Kroh*. UT, y.ioha Is a native of Brook- He wA his wife, frene, zrA jgramrner ;n JS51. fu-i'r ywt Representsiiv« i/iter-dealtr quotations at approximately 3:00 p.m.of Red Bank, N.J., vice presi-!lyn and ettt-Med St. John's Uni yesterday from NASD. Prices do sot Include retail markup, mark- their wn, live at 17 Grant Place, later he was appointed an as- dent and voting stockholder of down or commission. versity before entering the In- Red Bank, New Jersey. sistant vice president of Walston. Successful Walston & Co., Inc., has been BANKS vestment business in 1951 with > Mr. O'Halloran is a native of He was elected a vice president Asked appointed director of operations Div. Bid another New York Stock Ex- New York City and attended City of Walston earlier this year. and chairman of the operations Belmar-Wall National ' 4.00 350 change member firm. He Joined College of New York and New Mr. O'Halloran is a member of Central Jersey Bank (xx) .30 committee of the nationwide in- Investing I2'/4 Walston in 1961 as cashier and York University. He also has the EDP -Association of Wall Eatontown National Bank .30 29 ! vestment firm. was named assistant director of Farmers & Merchants .05 participated in several computer Street, and the Internationa! 514 6'/2 operations in 1966. In 1964, he By Rogeir E. Spear First Merch. Nat'l. Ban_. k. (x) (xx) .28 9>/ In addition, Joseph T. O'Hal- training programs and seminars. Communications Association. He 8 914 was elected vice president of the Spear First National Bank of Spring Lake 1.60 60 loran of Matawan Township, He began his business career and his wife, Rita, and their N.J., and non-voting stockholder, firm. Q—I have $1,500 which m ey. At your option, the broke First Nat'l Bank of Toms River (xx) .76 29'4 31 with the American Telephone and seven children live at 68 Over- First State Ocean County (x) 10% has been appointed assistant di- fiance suggests I invest in strong may — only if instructed b; 19 21 \ He is a member of the Ameri- Telegraph Company after serv- lea Lane, Matawan Township. Keansburg-Middletown 1.40 rector of operations and a mem- growth stocks such as Litton you — hold your stocks in hi 60 Middletown Banking Co. 13 14 ber of the operations commit- Industries, Xerox Corp. and Con name for convenience in trading, Monmouth County National (xx) .18 trol Data. I have never boughl 4V, 4% tee. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP BOARD OF HEALTH If you have no margin accounl 'Rights ,04 Bid .06 Asked stock and wonder it you rec and have not instructed youi 3 DIABETES DETECTION WEEK — NOV. 13-NOV. 18 N. J. National Bank (x) .24 8 . 8 /s ommend these stocks for invest- broker to put your shares in hi 36., Diabetes without early detection becomes wrioui, often fatal. Are you a "hidden" diabetic? ment. - R.M. Ocean County National LOO name, he is In error. Tell him Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 15' Do yourself a favor. Be tested. It only takes 60 seconds. The services of a physician nuri« A—I dislike very much going you want your certificates de-i Peoples National Bank of Lakewood 4.00 140 team will be at the fallowing places throughout the week to administer this simple test. You counter to your fiance's sugges- livered to you in your name ani Sea Bright National 2.00 90 MUST eat a hearty meal no leu than l'/j hours before the test for o proper reading. Foi 48 50 further Information, call 671-3100, Extension 28. tion, but I feel that if $1,500 rep- I'm sure he will do so at once. Trust Co. of Ocean County .50 plus 4% 'Expires Nov. 28, 1967 resent! your total savings, par (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock DATE M0RN1N3 AFTERNOON EVENINO INDUSTRIAL 2-3:30 p.m. 7-8:30 p.m. at least belongs where it is. Xerox MONDAY NOV. 1] Is an excellent stock, selling a Stock Market Aerological Research 15>£ 16'/S LINCROFT PHARMACY SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. 1 Wt 2 • 3:30 p.m. a very high multiple. The same Alkon Industries TUESDAY, NOV. 14 10-11 a.m. LINCROFT PHARMACY can be said of Control Data, one Yesterday's closing stocks: Brockway 32 33 MIDDLETOWN PHARMACY 47 JohnH Man 52 V. Buck Engineering . . • M 15 CAMPBELLS JUNCTION 1:30 -!:30 p.m. of the fastest growing companies Aitil I Ex 31% Junes A L t.21 FOOD TOWN, HWY. M Air Prod Joy Mis Electronic Associates 21'/2 21% 38i •a 2-1:30 p.m. in the electronic data-processing Air Rcduc Kaiser AI 42!4 Electronic Assistance ' 26% 27 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15 10-11 a.m. Alleg Cp 33(4 Kennecott MIDDLETOWN PHARMACY field. Each of these stocks I re 12 43 Foodarama 14 ' 15 SHOP-RITE Alleg Lud 61 !i Hoppers 3-5 CAMPBELL'S JUNCTION gard as good, but they are vol Alice P"W 2H1 Kresge, 88 «1' Laird 1- J:» p.m. atile and I would not chase them Allied Ch 30 % Kroger 21 Monmouth Capital • • * 9 GRAND UNION Allll Clia4 30% Leli Port C 12 V at current high levels. Litton Alcoa 73'A Lth Vai Ind V, Monmouth Electric 4 THURSDAY, NOV. H 1-1:30 p.m. Am Alrlln 23 LOF Glass 43', Monmouth Park - 14'yJ PANTRY PRIDE has a fine record, seems more Am Can 40 Lib MCN4L 14% Am Cyan LIg{ tc My 20 reasonably priced than the others 2»!i 73', N. J. Natural Gas ' FRIDAY, NOV. 17 \ 10-11 o.m. 1 • 3:30 p.m. 74:10 PJn. Am M Fdy Litton Ind 106 » MIDDLETOWN PHARMACY Am Motors 111 Lukens 8U Rowan Controller ' 26 FOOQJOWN, HWY. U SHOPRITB ang, you might please your fiance 1114 32'/ CAMPBELL'S JUNCTION Am Bmeit Magnavox 44 V Servojnation ' by putting $1,000 into this issue. Am 8U1 62 Marath Oil 73=; Spiral Metal 1 -2:10 p.m. Am Tel & Tel2-5% Martin M 201 22% FOOD TOWN, HWY. 14 Am Too Masonlte U. S. Homes I 4 Q—Under what conditions are 22? 41',1 AMP Inc Merck U SATURDAY, NOV. 11 1:30 -::X p.m. stocks bought by me placed in Anaconda M(iM United Telecontrol Electronics I 1% HEALTH OFFICE, Annco Sll Walter Reade - Sterling VA TOWN HALL the name of the broker? Divi Armour 48; Minn M4M m B5> Winslow Tel. Frank W. Kroha deads are issued in the name ol Armst C* Mo Pac A 5V4 A»h) CM1 661L i MoMloll <1 the broker and the broker sends Atchlson 30'i Mont Ward 22, All RichfM 205i Nat Blsc •7% his check to me, sometimes af- Avco Corp ]ii N Cash Htg 127!, ter considerable delay. — E.L. Bibcock W tl%~ Nat Dairy 37 liayuk Clg 471^ Nat Distill 38% A—There are only two reasons Bell k haw 135; I Nat Gyp. 41H Bendlx go 1 Nat Steel 4S why a broker should put your BeUi Steel 4j:^ j NY Central tit Boeing 311,; Nla M Pow 20 •locks in his name. The first is florden No Am Rock 35*4 required, the second is optional Borg Warn Nor Pac 50 !i Brunswk Nwst Alrlln »fi with you. If you have a margin Bucy Erie Norwich Ph 40', Bulova Oulb Mar 25V, account, all stocks must be held Murl ln,1 Owens III 52i( in the broker's name. Only in :ase, 11 Pan Am Wld 2351 Jater Trac 40 Penney, JC 63% this way can he utilize the shares Pa Pw A Lt 28% Cclanese JJ* Pa KR on which he is lending you mon- Cties * on 67 Pepsi Co We're throwing in the sheets Chrysler titles BIT 63S Perkln £lrn 8" Joca Cola in. Pnzer Colg Palm ««i Phil El Bit Colum Gas 123 Phlll Pet 30 ComI Bolv ft'f, Pit Steel (and pillowcases Con Edls 24* Pub Sv EiO Con Can 3314 Pullman Corn Prod 32 % RCA 46 Corning G 48% ~rn Zell 3811 Readlnf Co nv. :ruc Bll 35714 Repub 8U 42% Jurtlis Wr 43', ftevlon 72 y, Oeere 24 U Reya M;t 46% Del A Hud 2IH Reyn Tob 40 '!,- >at Hup MU- Rob Controls 34 SI St Jos Lea,. 41< rU s. • St Itetls Pap 2S rjow ciicm Bears Roeb 55>. Dress Intl 32^ '#»& du Pom 153H Jntlalr » amlUi, AO 29 But Ko4 131 8ou Pac 2T Sad John 2454 8ou Ry 47'4 Srle Lack tferrj Rd 53 V, ?' VftSi rirettont am Brand 33 8td oil Cat me cp 34 X Bid Oil NJ Ford ifot 49 !4 8tuilebaker Oca Accept 28 il Tei&oo Oen Dynam Tex o gul y>'s. w Oen Elcc 101% Textroo Ora Fdi MS Tranjsamer Oen Motors 8 Hi Un CartiWe Oen Pub ui 27S Un Pac O Tel * Tel 42Vi Un Tank c 37% den Tire Unlroyal 74 % a* Pac Cp Unit Airc Olllrtte United Cp n*- Olen Aid US Unes n* Gcodrkn U8 Ply»oo4 nt Tel A Tel U4!t 30% wan, has been appointed man' I-T-E Ckt Brk 5414 ager of the New Jersey Natural Gas Co. district office here at American 1 Court House Square. Cdn Marc H Molybdenum 42<4 Creoli Pet Phoenix 8U 2< Mr. Hurley started with the Squltr Cp as'i Pren Hall 32 Farvo Oils 3% Rollins Inc 43% company about three years ago 414 Oen Flywd Technlcol S114 **X.Sir Imp Oil 8% Utah Id 8 as a salesman. He was gradua- Kin ATk Oil MS ted from Point Pleasant Beach em fx 5(4 High School and attended Mon- mouth College. He is a member of the Elks Lenihan Joins •SAt Club, Point Pleasant; coached #2. a Little League baseball team In Wall St. Firm JMBjL!UAJE®J!S,C,,Pj the fund raising committee of rfteRfiUSfflre Medical Center, Neptune. •-

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t FREE ESTIMATE t FREE PLANNING! Joseph V. Lenihan • TOP-QUALITY NEW YORK - Joseph V. MATERIALS and Lenihan, 4 Alyce Lane, Rumson, INSTALLATION N. J., is now associated with ••< DIAL 542-2150 the New York Stock Exchange member firm of Amott, Baker & Co., Inc. i Moimoith Shopping Center Mr. Lenihan has been vice Ealonlown Circle president antf director of Fromm Open Dolly 10 A.M. till 9:J0 P.M. and Sichel, Inc., world wide sales agency for Christian You buy a new flameless electric dryer and well throw in Brothers wines at San Francisco for the past 20 years. He pre- viously had been with Bankers Lady Pepperell permanently pressed sheets and pillowcases as a Trust Company of New York. Mr. Lenihan is a graduate of Special Bonus. Notre Dome University and of New York University's Graduate School of Business Administra- tion. He is a member of the Cardinal's Committee of The Famous Laity, the board of lay trustees And when you throw these permanently clean, safe and cost less to buy. And they '• ins Special Bonus of Georgian Court College at offer is good only be- Lakewood, N. J., and the execu- pressed sheets and pillowcases into your don't require a special flue, so you can in- tween October 16 and Names tive board of the Cntholic Actors new flameless electric dryer, they'll come stall one wherever you please. November 25, for all uild of America. During World electric dryers to be in- War II he served as a lieutenant- out looking as soft and fresh and crisp as Your Special Bonus, double bed set of stalled on JCP&L/ commsroier-lif-ite W.^r Navy:.' • 4 f cember 9, 1967, and AGENCY HONORED of permanent-press fabrics recommend cases comes in the beautiful Rose Toile purchased from a par- NEWARK - Mutual Of New "tumble drying" as the best way to keep print pictured above.Thesetconsistsof one ticipating dealer who York's life and health insurance displays this seal. aqency here, managed by An- materials wrinkle-free and textures soft. full flat 81" x 104" top sheet, one double thony J. Lordi, has won the com- This is just one of the many reasons why fitted all-over bottom sheet, and two 42" x nany's annual "Topper" award Yes, they make quito a for the ninth time. women prefer flameless electric dryers by 36" pillowcases. It will make an elegant pair. Yet, they stand for The awanrl Is given ench year a wide margin. Other reasons are: They're addition to your bedroom. to those MONY agencies which quality. Yos — Pay Less nch'eve ou'standing sales results. for Brand Names with The Newnrk agoncy, 550 Broad "BIS W" St., ranks amoni? the* top 4% of Jersey Central Power & Light / New Jersey Power & Light Discount Prices I he comnanv's 194 offices In the United States and Canada. 8-FrMay. NOT. 10, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER Union Beach Couple Sorority Married in St. John's RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Miss and Mrs. Edward Cardoza, Union Rituals Held larolyn Jean Everson and AlBeach- . Miss Ceil Everson, Union iert Kingeter Jr., were married Beach, cousin of the bride, was MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. Edwin lere Oct. 28. junior bridesmaid. Robin Provina, Kenny, Belford; received her Parents of the couple are MrUnio. n Beach, was the flower girl, MATAWAN — The American Pledge Ritual into Gamma Epsi- Legion Auxiliary will meet lon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi :nd Mrs. Charles Everson, 1117 Joseph Sidisin, Union Beach, Horence Ave., Union Beach, and was best man. Ushers were Thom- Monday at 8 p.m. in tha Le- at a meeting here in the home gion Hall, Main St. of Mrs. Eugene Moran. Receiv- dr. and Mrs. Albert Kingeter Sr., as Walsh, Carl Tomica and Ed- ing their Ritual of Jewels Degree 123 7th St., also of Union Beach. ward Cardoza, all of Union were Mrs. David Rochford, Red The Rev. Norman R. Riley per- Beach. Robert Kline, Union Bank; Mrs. Milton MacDonald, ormed the ceremony in St. Beach, nephew of the bride- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Fair Haven, and Mrs. Moran. Pohn's Methodist Church. groom, was ring bearer. Monthly meeting of the Dante Mrs. Brian Thorns was installed The bride was given in The bride and the bridegroom Society will take place Tuesday as new recording secretary. Mrs marriage by her father. She wore are graduates of Keyport High Miss Yvonne Hirsch Miss Joyce Foose Miss Margaret Gallo at 8:30 p.m. in Magnolia Inn, George Bridges, Eatontown, re- alace-trimmed peau de soie gown School. Mrs. Kingeter is em- Route 79. tiring secretary, has left the chap- ith chapel train. ployed by the Monmouth County ter for Connecticut. Miss Theresa Ann Everson wasNational Bank, Keyport. laid of honor for her sister. The bridegroom is an appren- Gamma Epsilrm will give a EAST KEANSBURG - Par- Announce Their Engagements ridal attendants were Mrs. tice sprinkler fitter with Local Mrs. Albert Klngeler Thanksgiving party for the Marl- ent-teacher conferences will 'uneann Kline, Union Beach, sis- 696, Newark. (The former Carolyn Everson) boro State Hospital's juvenile begin Tuesday at 6:45 p.m. in DOVER, Del. — Announcement HAZLET — Announcement is EAST KEANSBURG - An- er of the bridegroom; iMiss Rose- ward Nov. 18. St. Catherine's Catholic School. is made by Mr. and Mrs. Charles made by Mr. and Mrs. nouncement is made by Mrs.inn Greaves, Ridgefield Park, The annual yearbook contest F. Hirsch, 23 Woodburn Circle, of Bill Foose, 13 Irwin Place, of the Teresa Gallo, 220 Park Ave., of A PTA meeting will follow at was won by Mrs. Rochford. Her the engagement of their daughter engagement of their daugh- the engagement of her daughter, Miss Menicucci Wed 8 p.m. in the parish hall. winning cover was designed for Miss Margaret Gallo, to Spec. 4-C Second annual church Mardl Miss Yvonne Marie Hirsch, to ter, Miss Joyce Eileen Foose, Veterans' Unit ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - the motto of Beta Sigma Phi, Charles Taylor of the Army. He Gras dance . will take place John Robert Palumbo Jr., son ofto Richard Rosamilia, son of Mr. The marriage of Miss Carol Ann "Life, Learning, and Friendship," is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo- Saturday, Nov. 25, alto In the Mr. and Mrs. John R. Palumbo, and Mrs. Albert Rosamilia, 608 nstalls Officers Menicucci, daughter of Mr. and and will be entered in the interna- dore Taylor, 58 West Shore St., hall. 41 Pine Drive, Little Silver. South Laurel Ave. KEANSBURG - Mrs. Anthony Mrs. Joseph Menicucci, 14 Hud- tional contest held annually in Miss Hirsch, an alumna of Keansburg. Kansas City, Mo. The wedding will take place on 3erber was installed as presi,- dy Ave., Highlands, to William Dover High School, attended the The bride-elect, daughter also The next meeting of Gamma July 13. lent of the auxiliary to Molly Henry Voorhees, son of Mr. and University of Delaware. of the late Rocco Gallo, is a HIGHLANDS - A Chinese Epsilon will be held in the home itcher Barracks, Veterans of Mrs. Louis Egidio, 147 Center Mr. Palumbo, an alumnus of Miss Foose Is a senior at graduate of Middletown Town- auction will follow • meeting of Mrs. Allan Ganson, Wednes- World War I, at ceremonies in Ave., took place here Nov. 4 In Red Bank High School and theRaritan Township High School ship High School. She is employed of the Veterans of Foreign day at 8 p.m. Mrs. Lloyd Snoke, Balbach's Auditorium. The past the First Methodist Church, with Univeristy of Delaware, class oof' and is employed at Sears, Roe-as a stenographer with Pruden- Wars Auxiliary scheduled for Little Silver, of the-Monmouth lepartment president, Mrs. Helen the Rev. Harvey T. Van Sciver 1967, is attending Setpn Hall Uni- buck & Company, Middletown. tial Insurance Company, Newark. Tuesday evening In the post County Mental Health Associ- 'owell, was installing officer; officiating. versity Graduate School, South Spec. Taylor, who attended De- home, Bay Ave. ation will be the speaker. Mr. Rosamilia, who attended tfrs. Viola Hassler, senior vice Mrs. Martina Boyce, Leonar- Orange. He is a candidate for a Witt Clinton High School in the the same high school, is iresident in the department, con- do, was matron of honor and master of business administra- Bronx, N. Y., is with the Army employed by Allegheny Airlines, luctress, and past department bridesmaids were the bride's Minister Speaks tion degree in marketing and bus- medical corps, stationed at Fort iresident, Mrs. Emma Smith, Newark. cousin, Miss Gale Gelpke of South ENGUSHTOWN - The local On Australia iness administration. Belvoir, Va. :haplaih. Orange, and Miss Carol Voorhees, Hadassah Chapter will hold the ' RIVER PLAZA - The Rev. Other officers installed in- sister of the bridegroom. first of its "Parade of Hoipl- Ivan H. Barker, assistant pastor Juded Mrs. Marie Bendokas, 1 Harry Voorhees, at home, tality Homes" Tuesday with a of First Presbyterian Church, ienior vice president; Mrs. Rob- was best man for his brother. visit to the home of Mrs. R. Red Bank, was guest speaker at irt Sooy, junior vice president; Ushers were Patrick Menicucci, R. Grossman, Route JJ. a meeting of the River Plaza Wrs. Andrew Gallagher, secre- at home, brother of the bride, A review of the book "They Woman's Club Thursday here in ary; Mrs. Freda Winklemann, and Agustus Voorhees, at home, Fought Back" will be given the firehouse. Rev. Mr. Barker, reasurer; Mrs. Peter Torsiello, brother of the bridegroom. by Mrs. Oscar Bloom. A dis- who is a native of Australia and :haplain. The bride is a 1966 graduate play of art and handcralts by members also Is plumed. attended the University of Mel- Also, Mrs. Bert Woodhead, Mrs. William H. Voorhees of Henry Hudson Regional School bourne University, spoke on Aus- onductress;" Mrs. Jack Negro, (The former Carol Menicucci) and Stuart School of Business Ad- tralia today. ;uard; Mrs. Joseph Mitarotondo, ministration, Asbury Park, Mrs. William A. Lindenberger, /Irs. David Beaman and Mrs. where she was a member of RED BANK - The first pro- River Plaza, was welcomed as a kdolph Haupt, trustees; Mrs. Artist Joins Sigma Beta Chi sorority. She isp-am for parent* planned by member. Jeaman, patriotic instructor; employed as a secretary at Mon- the Tower Hill Cooperative The club will participate In «lrs. Mitarotondo, flag bearer; DAR Chapter mouth Medical Center, Long Nursery School will be a talk the newly-formed Community Af- Jlrs. Elvira Cecci, banner bearer; Branch. by Mrs. Norwood Long, New fairs Council of Middletown drs. Haupt, historian; Mrs. Mar- FREEHOLD — Mrs. James L. Mr. Voorhees, a 1964 graduate Shrewsbury, • former first Township, and will be represent- ;aret Huelbig, Miss Dora Cecci, Munson, Freehold artist, became of the same school, is employed grade teacher who reviews ed at the Community Develop- Hre. Fred Schuler and Mrs. An-a member of the Monmouth Court as a tester at Electronic Associ- children's books for (he School ment Conference Nov. 18 by Miss hony Pappas, color bearers. House Chapter, Daughters of theates, Inc., West Long Branch. libraries' Journal. Mrs. Law Mary'Wheaton, Miss Helen Pry- Miss Tamra S. Crow * ' Miss Lynn Howard Miss Constance Dreibelbls American Revolution, at a meet- The couple will reside here at 7 rence Wilkinson of the Little or, Mrs. Edwin Brasch and Mrs. ing in the home of Mrs. Schuyler Sixth Ave. Sliver Book Store will have Thomas Lacey. COLUMBUS, Ohio—Announce- WEST KEANSBURG - Mr. COLTS NECK — Mr. and Mrs. Bridge Winners R. Mills, 19 Edgewood Drive. The recommended books on dis- ment is made by Mr. and Mrs.Mrs. John Howard, 162 Ninth Haryey C. Dreibelbis, Mercer NEW SHREWSBURY - Win- ritual of welcome was conducted play and for sale. The River Plaza club, with the Randall R. Crow of this city, of St., announce the engagement of Lincroft and Middletown clubs, Road, announce the engagement ners of the Red Bank Duplicate by the Regent, Mrs. Roland Sem- The meeting will take place the engagement of their daugh- their daughter, Miss Lynn Rose- sponsored 12 girls from the ju- ridge Club game Wednesday mendinger, before 15 members. Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the ter, Miss Tamra Sue Crow, to mary Howard, to Thomas F. De- of their daughter, Miss Con- nior class of Middletown Town- were: North-South, Larry Burg- Mrs. Munson was admitted into Flnt Presbyterian Church, Airman l.C Lloyd Joseph Bouk, vine, son of Dr. and Mrs. John stance Mae Dreibelbis, to Spec. ship High School at College Day r, with Stephen Grossman, both the national society of the Revo- Tower Hill, Red Bank. U.S. Air Force. He is the son J'.. Devine of Short Hills. 4 Paul Sgroi, U.S. Army. He is at Douglass College on Oct. 21 of Mr. and Mrs. Junior F. Bouk if Matawan, first; Mrs. Arthurlutionary War record of Lt. John 1 College Day, which is arranged of 76 Blackpoint Road, Rumson, An April wedding is planned. the son of Paul S. Sgroi of San ross Jr. with Mrs. Ruth Sal- Parker Jr., of Massachusetts annually by the N. J. State Fed- meri, both of Little Silver, sec- NJ. Miss Howard, a 1963 graduate Leandro, Calif., and Mrs. Kather- Mrs. Frank C. Laird narrated UNION BEACH - New offl- eration of Women's Clubs, is nd; Mrs. Frank Bien, with Mrs. The bride-elect, a 1966 gradu- of Raritan Township High School, ine Sgroi of Glendale, Calif. a script accompanying colored cers of the Senior Cltiient Club aimed at giving the girls an in- Burton Fralick, both of Colts ate of Bexley High School, here, is employed with American Air- slides shown of period staterooms will be Installed at a meeting sight into college life and encour- A Dec. 16 wedding is planned. eck, third, and Philip Spencer, is employed as a secretary wi;th lines, New York City. and buildings, including the New Tuesday, Nov. 14, at 1:W p.m. _ aging higher education. Mrs. Dreibelbis, an alumna of ith Mrs. Mary.,Steffen, both of the. State _of Ohio Development Mr. Devine, who is a chemis- Jersey .Room constructed from at »0S Unlw Ave. Mayor Al- Kutztown (Pa.) Area 7;High The "nexf~hTee"tnSg~drthe club Red,Bank,Jourth. ...,•• •• •••• the framework of the English fred T. Hennessy will bTlhe" Schd6T,""is"empToyea'by the*Eaton School, Metuchen, is an alumnus East-West winners were Mr. installing officer. Among the Airman Bouk, who is stationed Park Nursing Home, Eatontown. frigate Augusta sunk off Red ty on Dec. 7. at Lockbourne Air Force Base, of Columbia High School, Maple- nd Mrs. William Mosher, New Bank during the Revolution. The speakera will be a representa- tive or the National Council for —ADVERTtSEMBNT- is a 1966 graduate of Rumson- wood; Mercersburg (Pa.) Acad- Spec. Sgroi, who is stationed at Shrewsbury, first; Mr. and Mrs. ship, raised in 1869, was on the Senior Citizens, Washington, Fair Haven Regional High School, emy and LaSalle College, Phila- Fort Monmouth, is a graduate of Seymour Kulick, Matawan, sec- Gloucester beach until the early D.C. Tonlght Rumson, NJ. delphia, class of '67. Liverpool (N.Y.) High SchobL ond; .Stanley Ivins, Rumson, with 19O0's when the state DAR ac- The borough's Senior Citizens Sat. and Wed. Mcsy Carol Prybylowski, Lin- quired beams from which the roft, third, and Mrs. John Beek- meet for bowling every Friday Highrsrown Country Club wainscote paneling and furniture Tenlle, Andy Wells band. Andy man, with Mrs. James Lemig, at 1 p.m. In the Airport Lanes, for this English Council Chamber Wellt — Sot. nite — Joe Mu- oth of Oakhurst, fourth.. Hazlet. were made and installed. cha. Every Wed. for folks 25 Games are played every and over. P. S.: Save Wednei- Wednesday evening in the Mon- Place for the Dec. 9 meeting Mr*. Arthur J. O'Reilly day, November 22. mouth Reform Temple, Syca- of the chapter has been changed (The former Margaret Horn) KEANSBURG - Court 5t more and Hance Aves., New to Koos Bros., Route 9, Freehold. Ann, Catholic Daughters of Shrewsbury, from 8 to 11 p.mHostesse. s for the 1:30 p.m. des- America, will hold Its annual nder the direction of Stanley sert will be Mrs. Thurston K, Announce charity card party Thursday, ENROLL NOW itrauss, Middletown. Whitson and Mrs. Semmendinger. Nov. 11, at 8 p.m. In Knights of Columbus HalL Route M, FOR FALL CLASSES Marriage East Keansburg. Mrs. John KEANSBURG - Miss Margaret Reldy I* chairman. H)feJJ9mjM_BES,,»ArJhux,l. seph "O'Reilly were married Oct. The drama department will give LITTLE SILVER - The Wom- 21 in St. Ann's Catholic Church. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — a dessert matinee Nov. 20 with n's Club held its Federation Day Monmouth Chapter, Order of meeting here in the club house a play entitled, "Seven Nuns at The parents of the couple are LJLiS HirprtoH hv Mr< Eastern Star, will hold Its TSansT "XKfrisfrnls*""bazai r "on" "STEffifdajT Miss Elizabeth E. Carton Miss Paula Lagrottetia Miss Janice Ranspach Robert Frederickson. Stage man- hilo of Keyport, fifth district Nov. 18, In the Masonic Tem- vice president, as guest of honor. ager is Mrs. G. W. Browne; prop- burg, and Mr. and Mrs. William RUMSON — Announcement is RUMSON — Mr. and Mrs. Wil- DEARBORN, Mich. - Mr. and ple, 14 Garfield Ave., from lt A number of other fifth district erties, Mrs. R. P. Swan, and des- Patrick O'Reilly Sr., 37J Main St., made by Mr. and Mrs. John W. liam Lagrotteria, 6 Forrest Ave., Mrs. Harry S. Ranspach of this a.m. to 7 p.m. Luncheon will chairmen attended. sert chairman, Mrs. Joseph Ryan. Port Monmouth. Carton Jr., 25 Robbin Road, of the announce the engagement of their city announce the engagement be served from 11:30 a.m. to The program was given by theMembers of the cast are Mrs. The Rev. Frederick Valentino engagement of their daughter, daughter, Miss Paula Ann and forthcoming marriage of 1 p.m. and a lasagne dinner combined chorus-of the Jersey James J. Eardley, Mrs. J. G. celebrated the Nuptial Mass and Miss Elizabeth E. Carton of Lagrotteria, to Joseph N. Lom- their daughter, Miss Janice Lynn from i to 7 p.m. Booths and Central and New Jersey Power Costigan, Mrs. John Sal ter, Mrs. officiated at the ceremony. North Arlington, Va., to First Lt. bardo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Felice Ranspach, to David Albert Skri- tables will offer cakes and and Light Cos. This group is com- F. J. Rowse, Mrs. F. W. Gray, Stanley A. Smith, Marine Corps. Lombardo, 133 Garfield Ave., vanek. He is the son of Mrs. The bride was graduated from other foods, fancy work, Christ- irised of approximately 40 emMrs- . J. B. Runyon, Mrs. Charles Middletown Township High School He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Long Branch. A fall wedding is Frank Skrivanek, 306 Hollie Drive mas merchandise, jewelry, ployes of these companies and Freidrich, Mrs. M. E, McCarthy, and is employed as a secretary Elberton Smith of Ankara, Tur- planned. i East, Belford, NJ., and the late cards and white elephant Items. las been performing for 11 years. Mrs. William F. Haas, Mrs. Ryan, by The Prudential Insurance Co., key, where Mr. Smith is with the Mr. Skrivanek. Miss Lagrotteria, a 1965 grad- Chairman of hostesses was Mrs. Mrs. Andrew Gill, Mrs. J. J. Dau- Newark. Aid to Internationa! Develop- uate of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- The wedding will take place W. S. Bowker and Mrs. T. D. ster and Mayor Charles W. Ste ment. phens. The bridegroom attended Mid- Special classes for thrsft to gional High School and St. Fran- Nov. 25 here in the First Presby- 'arsons did the flower arrange- Miss Carton, a 1964 graduate cis Hospital School of Nursing, terian Church. dletown Township High School five-year-olds. ment for the tea table. The re- On Nov. 27 there will be a card and was employed at Bayshore of Red Bank Catholic High Trenton, is a staff nurse at Riv- The bride-elect, a graduate of party and food sale with Mrs. H, Parent! invited to observe. ceptionists were the past presi- Chrysler, Atlantic Highlands, School, received an associate of erview Hospital, Red Bank. Edsel Ford High School, is em-dents of the club. D. Van Namen as chairman. arts degree in 1966 from Immac- Mr. Lombardo, a 1962 graduate before enlisting in the U.S. Army. ployed as a reservations clerk He is stationed at Fort Dix. TAP • BALLET • TOE ulata College, Washington, D. C.of Long Branch High School and with Northeast Orient Air Lines Acrobatic • Discotheque She is employed by the Central Monmouth County Vocational in Detroit. She is a member o: Intelligence Agency in North School, is employed as chief Beta Sigma Phi international so- Barnard Alumnae Arlington. draftsman by Red Bank civil en- rority. To Meet Tuesday DOROTHY TOLAND Lt. Smith, who is stationed on gineer, Harold J. Seldin. Mr. Skrivanek was graduated RED BANK — The Barnard DANCE STUDIOS the TJSS Oklahoma City, San Die- from Middletown Township go, Calif., is an alumnus of the Selling your store? Classified College Club of Monmouth Coun- 201 E. Bergen PI. Red Bank (N.J.) High School and attended ty will hold an evening dinner University of Washington at Seat- Ads reach hot prospects without Monmouth College, West Long 741-2208 tle. - delay. Dial 741-6900 now. meeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in Branch, N.J., where he was a the home of the vice president, member of Alpha Theta Ch Mrs. John J. Scully, 1 Vista fraternity. He was graduated Place. Mrs. John Maynard, from RCA Electronics Institute, Shrewsbury, is assisting. The New York, and is employed as a meeting is open to all alumnae in service manager for Graphic the county. Communications, Teaheck, N. J Forthcoming activities of the club include a tea for prospec- Gives Clubwomen tive students on March 8 and an- HOME DECORATING nual meeting and luncheon on Public Speaking Hints May 23 when the scholarship ... at its finest NEW SHREWSBURY—Advice DISTRICT GUESTS — Celebrating Federation Day, the award winner will be announced. on public speaking, for women was given by Mrs. Jan Schoff- Little Silver Woman's Club honors Mrs. William F. Haas, man, Mountainside, at a meeting left, fifth district drama chairman, who also is a member of the Woman's Club last night of the local club, and Mrs. Charlos Banter, centor, Soa THANKSGIVING in Sycamore School.' Girt, fifth district conservation and garden chairman. At The literature department wil Paper Party Things and right is club president, Mrs. Laurie Bouwmoostor of meet Nov. 16 in the home of Decorations . . . Mrs. Benjamin Pickering and a Shrewsbury. (Register Staff Photo) luncheon meeting is slated for M. Silberstein Inc. Nov. 20 in U\e home . o!, t 'CONSULTING ASSISTANCE" Richard Callaghan, after which NOW OPENING the afternoon department will IN THE MCNMOUTH AREA | Rugs Slipcovers Lamps Draperies conduct a workshop. American home department BEL CANTO VOCAL STUDIO I Wallpaper Tobies Furniture Bedspreads members will make Christmas POSTERS candles at a meeting Nov. 27 in . . . offering private lessons in the the home of Mrs, Richard Stenz. I 21-23 MECHANIC ST. 741-1762 RED BANK TECHNIQUE OF BEL CANTO SINGING and BUTTONS are here JUNIOR CLUB GUEST For Opera, Concert or Musical Comedy (With Opportunity for • RENT ANY PARTY NEEDS MATAWAN — Ktinold Shubert, Public Performance I by an Experienced Opera and Concert author of children's stories, will Singer of Europe and America, Alto Holding a Matter's Degree We Are Parly Specialists! be guest of the Junior Woman's In Voice and Opera. Club Tuesday, at 8 p.m. in the CALL 747-9600 315 Hwy. 35 Vi Mil* South, Eatontown Circle clubhouse. A TOE DAILY REGISTER Fridtj, Nor. 10, 1967-9

Marlboro Auxiliary Approaches Anniversary Twenty Years of Good Works MARLBORO -•• A tea and re- available to outside organisa- nized under, the sponsorship of and equipment in a new home ception to celebrate the 20th an. tions upon request. Garden Club of New Jersey, the economics unit, and a $1,000 oper- niversary of the Marlboro Hos- Of the original group of volun- first mental hospital to be ac- ational fund for the greenhouse. pital Auxiliary will be held Nov. teers there are five who are cepted by the club. The building was a 1958 gift 29 at 1:30 p.m. in the staff room still active today: Mrs. J. Berke- Charity Fund Gift the New Jersey State Federation of the New Jersey State Hospital, ley Gordan and Mrs. James The auxiliary, under the ad- of Women's Clubs Junior Depart- here. McCosker, Rumson; Mrs. August ministration of Mrs. John Green, ment. Regan, Belmar; Mrs. Bruce Old Guard Member* Mrs. Leslie D. Seely, Eaton- president, received its first as- Campbell, Shrewsbury, and Mrs. The women's auxiliary in 1958 town, one of the original mem- sist of $500 from the Monmouth Seely. included men volunteers in its bers and a past president, will Park Charity Fund Committee membership. The majority are serve as chairman. Special Guests that year. This was immediately Honored guests will Include earmarked for a new beauty par- from the' Red Bank Old Guan The auxiliary was organized In Lloyd B. Wescott, president, lor, the auxiliary's first major and they assist In recreation am the spring of 1947 by Mrs. Kath- board of control; Joseph Dee project. The treasury in 1954 run the Esquire Shop. arine Elkw White of Red Bank, gan Jr., president, board of totaled $55 and the task to raise The first Maytime Tour c now U. S. ambassador to Den- managers; Dr. Robert P. Nenno, funds to operate went into high Homes was initiated by Mr. mark. She was a member of the medical director; Dr. J. Berke- gear. A new membership struc- McCosker in 1958. Its success so NCJW AWARD—Mrs. Norman Posner, left, of Matawan, board of managers when the aux- ley Gordon, retired medical di- ture was devised, the Monmouth dally and financially has grown president of the National Council of Jewish Women, iliary was founded. It was the rector; Dr. David McCrelght, re- Park Charity Fund increased its to become the auxiliary's mai: Baysfloro Section, and Mrs. Stanley Ostroff, Madison first in the etate and one of the tired assistant medical director; donations and this was the year fund-raising activity. first auxiliaries to work directly Miss Anne Savick, director of the auxiliary's first Hunt Meet With the coming of Dr. Robert Township, program chairman, contemplate Hannah G. with the mentally ill. nurses, and Mrs. Philip Iselin, Barbecue was held at Maple P. Nenno as medical director in ELEGANT EVENING WEAR — Mrs. John Ragosta, Lin- Solomon Award presented annually for outstanding Highlight of the celebration a member of the board of con- Lare Farm, iiome of Mr. and 1963, after the retirement of Dr, contributions to the community. Winner this year was will be the presentation of color trol. Mrs. Douglas Downs. Gordon, the hospital was divided croft, models a hot pink silk shantung evening gown and slides illustrating the changes at Past presidents, former mem- A household management class into four areas: psychiatric, pe- ostrich feather stole, and Mrs. Stuart A. Edington, Lin- Hi* Madison Township Public Library Association. bers and friends have been in- and an art class were started in dlatric, medical-surgical and the state hospital during the past croft, a theater ensemble in chartreuse brocade with (Register Staff Photo) 20 years. These will be made vited to attend. Reservations may 1954, and a home economics chronic diseases — each with it be made by calling Mrs. Elna class, in 1966. The auxiliary in- own assistant medical directo rajah coat over a jeweled collar A-line skimmer. Mem- Arable, director of volunteers. augurated its clothing shop for The auxiliary had to adapt itse! bers of the Lincroft Newcomers Club, tha women will Among Hie first of the auxil- patients in 1954. Today, the oper- to the changing movement Prise Goes iary's projects — which is still ation of both Vanity Fair (for patient population, and war< model these and other fashions from MustilloVTown and continued — is the giving of women) and Esquire (for men) work virtually 6topped. Country Clothes, Red Bank, at a luncheon and fashion Christmas decorations and gifts which made its appearance as a The junior volunteer program show Nov. 18 in the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. To Library for the patients. Many friends separate operation in 1958, re- was inaugurated in 1963. Teen- and organizations have .assisted mains the largest service to the agers, 15 years and older, thai (Register Staff Photo) the auxiliary over the years hospital which the auxiliary per- year gave more than 1,000 houn Cash donations, the making of forms. of service, and this summei Association gift bags, filling them, giving The decorating project initiated marked the fifth year of record MADISON TOWNSHIP-Women parties and baking cookies, were n 1955 has reached more than service. Lincroft Newcomers members of the Madison among the things they did. The $23,000 and has been used in The auxiliary started in Hi Township Public Library Associa- Junior League of Monmouth areas which the state budget days of locked wards and paddei tion, Old Bridge, were presented County has been a "friend" from could not meet in making the rooms, and drug therapy was un- To Model at Luncheon the Hannah G. Solomon Award the beginning of Sie auxiliary patients' rooms more homelike heard of. The statistics were LINCROFT - Mrs. Robert R. Healey, Mrs. Donald McNtmara, by the National Council ol Jewish activities, giving parties and an-and cheerful. Purchased were staggering on patients who ha< Crawford is chairman of a lun- Mrs, Bud Pearson, Mrs. John Women, IBayshore Section, at a nual fashion shows. television sets, a snack bar, dec-no visitors for years. Now some- cheon and fashion show to be Ragosta and Mrs. Philip Weln- dinner meeting in the Cheese- As early as 1951 the garden oration of the children's unit, a one cares. And the resourceful- held Nov. 18 in the Molly Pitcher seimer, all members of the club. quake Fire House. dubs have worked at Marlboro. chapel organ, shuffleboard courts ness, imagination and courage ol Motor Inn, Red Bank, under the Shoes will be from the Sneaker and equipment, $3,000 worth of the small band of pioneers — ofsponsorship of the Iincroft New- The award, presented annually The Navesink Garden Club Shop, Red Bank, and coiffures started the first garden project, air-conditioning for the hospital which five still remain active — comers Club. Cocktails will be at for outstanding contributions to by the Artistic Beauty Salon, building, hair driers and sinks continues as the auxiliary heads noon, followed by luncheon *t 1 the community, was received by followed soon after by Garden Uncroft. with tilt-iack chairs, e kiln for toward its quarter-century mark. p.m. Mr». John Keating, president of Club RFD, Holmdel. In 1959 «ie Mrs. Richard E. Reeder, is occupational therapy, appliances Fashions will be by Mwtillo's the association. Also present were Green Thumb Corps was orga- vice chairman of the event and Town and Country Clothes, Red chairman of awards. Gifts are Mrs. James McDermott and Mrs. Bank. Models will be Mrs. Stew- being presented by local busi- Samuel Finkelstein, librarians. Secretaries art A. Edington, Mrs. Daniel The association was formed in New Officers Assume 1958 when members solicited HARVEST FESTIVAL dance to take place tomorrow eve- Hear Talk books from their neighbors and ning in tha River Plaza Fire house is the project of Mrs Stored them in garages, homes «nd cellars. Land for the library Donald Baumann, left, Middletown, and Mrs. Herman Matawan Club Posts On Furs IN NEW JERSEY IT'S MATAWAN - Mrs. Joseph president, replacing Mrs. Eggle- was.donated by the Heatherwood Lovvorn, New Monmouth, who are refreshments chairman EATONTOWN - Arthur Blume, Bruce, Holmdel, presented a pro- ston, and Mrs. Thurman Nealis is -housiog-projectand' funds' for 1J10 manager of the fur des«rtmen( and general chairman, respectively, Th» dance and buffet, gram on the art of cake decorat- recording- secretary,- replacing rf library building raised through at Bamberger's at the Monmoutti Mrs. E. Tell Lederman. Cake and candy sales and other supper are sponsored by the Middletown Auxiliary to the ing at a meeting of the Wom- Shopping Center, was guesl • projects. The library building was Bayshore Community Hospital. (Register Staff Photo) an's Club Monday in the Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Eggleston and speaker at a dinner meeting o: opened July 23, 1966, and now clubhouse. Mrs. Lederman have all moved the Monmouth-Ocean Chapter, has more than 2,000 borrowers Mrs. Bruce was assisted by out of the state. National Secretaries Association FOR FABULOUS FASHION FINDS! «nd more than 14,000 books. Mrs. Martin Ford, Holmdel. Workshops for the annual (International) in the Colonnade The award was presented by Ann Landers Mrs. Maurice Roussilon as- Christmas Bazaar, jointly spon- Restaurant Mrs. Norman Posner, section sumed the office of first vice sored by the Senior Club, the The association will hold a thea- pre-Thanksgiving president. president, vacated by Mrs. John Evening Membership Department ter party Dec. 2 for the New York Robertson who became president and the Matawan Junior Woman's musical "Henry, Sweet Henry' Watchful Waiting upon the resignation of Mrs. Wil- Club are being conducted in the starring Don Ameche and Caro liam J. MiHer. Mrs. Harry Clune home of Mrs. Thurman Nealis. Bruce, with dinner at Patrici Clearance Dear Ann Landers: My next never can tell when you'll gel became the corresponding secre- The two-day bazar Is scheduled Murphy's Candlelight Restaurant door neighbor has read every into an accident" I thought tary, filling the vacancy created for Dec 1 and 2. Miss Alberta RinalJl, Neptune, word you have ever written. that was pretty fanny. Yester- by Mrs. Roussilon. introduced as new members th at savings yon Before you get to feeling flat- day I stopped laughing. Misses Joan Edens, Atlantic High- tered let me tell you that the Mrs. Vernon Achenberg was A college friend and I went lands; Ellen Barnett, Aabury idea behind this is to catch you previously named second vice bike riding. We are experi- Park; Alice Van Heest, Lake- cant afford to miss! in a mistake. She checks out Set Date wood; Mary Morrison, Holmdel; enced cyclists and neither every fact, gets on the phone Sandy Brooks, Oakhurst; Irene better dresses us had ever had an accident To Celebrate Donovan, Middletown; Mrs. Anne ^^^ CiikWeXKeyport,1 and Mrs. Helen In file cement. She went sailing 40+ri Bir+hday Pote, Keyport. Their installation fare agencies, clinics, veteri- head first and landed in RED BANK — The 40th an- will,be held in. January,, Miss_Ri- rt«. 69.95 to 235.00 narians, doctors, clergymen, clump of bushes. Fortunately, police, firemen,' the post office niversary of the Evening Mem naldi is membership chairman. D.autiful cocktail, aftornoon squad car was within 100 feei bership Department of the Won — anybody she can pump for The board of directors wi ind wool drum of us and the police officers an's Club will be celebrated at information. meet Nov. 16 In the home ol rushed her to the hospital. 01 a tea Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m Mrs. Charlotte Meyers, Ocear I would judge that this nut course I went along. in the clubhouse. Guests will in- spends anywhere from two to Grove, president The next gen- The first thing the doctor dt clude prospective members, past deb dresses three hours a day trying to trip eral meeting Dec. 7 will be heli R was cut off Delia's blouse an members, past officers end fed- you up. She thought she had in The Cobblestones, Middletown, slacks. Soon she regained con- eration officers. ydu the day you said a preg- and will feature Christmas en- 15. to 48. sciousness and called me b nant WAC is not kicked out of Mrs. Michael J. Rafferty, Lit- tertainment name. Although she was i it* 25.00 to 135.00 service and dishonorably dis- tle Silver, and Mrs. Bingitore, pain she seemed much mon charged. Her face fell a foot Lincroft, will be hostesses. Mrs win). i*l.cftoni aftwnoon and concerned about her underweai when she was told by the re- Tfcomas Golladay, Lincroft, and sport drill.I In wood, illki, knits than her injuries. And well sh< Decorator cruiting office here, "Ann is Mrs. Rudolph Riehs, Colts Neck, might have been. I never saw right. Pregnant Wacs are sim- of the American home depart- such a filthy brassiere — torn ply separated from the ser- ment, are chairmen of arrange- and faded — and her pantl town, country suits vice." ments. girdle was in even worse con- Red Bank High School Choral- This woman used to be the dition. Miss Madeline Nowackl ettes, under the direction of 78.-88.-98. That memorable town's worst meddler and most Luckily she suffered only a Robert Spencer, wiH lead a pro- PIL- vicious troublemaker. Since she MATAWAN - Mr. and Mrs reg. 125.00 to 185.00 day is even more broken shoulder and a dislo- gram of Christmas songs at a Leonard E. Nowacki, 19 Imperla has made you her hobby she famous mak.r twaad suits in « so when you send cated hip, but she told me later meeting Dec. 4. lace, announce the engagement hasn't had time for troublemak- that her embarrassment ovei w!d. rang, of colors and sins ing and gossip. So thank you. A demonstration of Christmas 3f their daughter. Miss Madeline floral gifts. Call us her underwear was more pain- decorations was given by Mrs. Nowackl, to Richard R. Masl, son -RCO WSiMMIfltejsgi; for suggestions. ful than her injuries. Stuart W. Dawson of Chatham, 3f Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Masi, 18 Dear RCO: I am delighted 1 LOWS I learned a lesson at Delia at a recent department meeting lefferson St., Metuchen. A pleasure to throw ... All that I am providing a harmless expense, Ann. Maybe others in the clubhouse. Miss Amy deb suits , outlet for the woman's energies. A May 18 wedding is planned sizes and all shapes to go VISIT OUR CHRISTMAS can profit by it as I have. — MacKenzie, Red Bank, was in- If she catches a mistake, I'd be NEAT ALL THE WAY stalled as a new member. Miss Nowacki is a graduate of with your decorating de- IDEA ROOM delighted to hear from her. THROUGH Weehawken High School and In- mands... in a large variety 48.-58.-68. W. hav. a largt.- solection Dear Neat: Thank you foi terboro Business School, New of fabrics. rtg. 69.95 to 110.00 of accaisori.s for making Confidential to Plenty Suspic- sharing. O.K. girls, take a fasl Juniors Sponsor York City. She is employed as a s«. our vari.gat.d colltctton floral arrangements. ious: Just because a man wants reading. Are you wearing un- Welfare Projects medical secretary at the New of mortotona and multNtwa.ds • Artificial Christmas to smell good doesn't mean he dies you wouldn't mind model- Jersey College of Medicine and greens has another dame some place. ing in an emergency room MATAWAN-The Junior Wom- Dentistry, Jersey City. • Novelty Items Good grief, Woman, get off his How's the lace on your slip' an's Club is making alphabet Mr. Masi, a claims adjuster fur-trimmed* coats • Velvet ribbons back or he might make good Is your girdle a wee mite cards to be distributed to the area mm with General Adjustment Bureau, your goofy accusations. shredded? Did you hurriedly schools for the blind. Packages East Orange, is an alumnus of pin that busted bra strap thi have been sent to two area boys 88. to 198. PHONE 747-1832 St. Mary's High School, Perth morning instead of sewing il in Vietnam, Pfc. Paul Pangborn, reg. 110.00 to 269.95 Dear Ann Landers: My imboy, and LaSalle College, Phil- SHREWSBURY on? Upgrade your underwear, 842-0100 mother used to say, "Always and Spec. 4-C William Potts, both ldelphia, where he received 468 BROAD ST. *mink, b.avar, Norwagian blua fox Sisters. You never know. on Fontmann, Stroock, wear nice underwear. You of Keyport. The club also will jachelor of arts degree. Call 747-4422 present a Thanksgiving basket to monororiai, petH-points, m.ltons a needy family. •all fun l

UNIVERSITY PARK - Editing Form Teen Canteen and publishing a magazine is hardly what one would expect if a junior in college. Board in Union Beach But for Ginny Beck, daughter if Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beck UNION BEACH - An organi- students with adults standing by if 33 Rtverlawn Drive, Fair Hav- zation meeting of the board of to assist when needed. m, N.J. getting out a magazine directors of the local Teen Can- Mrs. James Tracey was ap- ieems like the natural thing to teen was held in Memorial pointed secretary. John G'rasso io. She's the editor of News School with Leo Fallon, superin- and Douglas Williams are faculty md Views, the magazine of the tendent of schools presiding. advisors. College of Human Development It was explained that the pur- Committees appointed were Mr. it The Pennsylvania State Uni- pose of the canteen is to provide Fallon and Mrs. Robert Kline, •ersity. a place for the students to meet publicity; Mrs. Tracey, refresh- Miss Beck, a junior consumer ments; Mrs. Anthony Rusigauolo, in the all-purpose room of Me- services in business major (jour- decorations; Mr. Fallon, enter- morial School. nalism-broadcasting), worked on tainment; Alfred Hennessy, door, All local high school students the editorial staffs of Forecast will be welcomed into the can- and James McKittrick, diaper- ones. TOYS FOR VIETNAMESE TOTS — Members of the Future Nurses of America Club at and Co-Ed magazines in New teen. The role of the directors York last summer. is to provide guidance. The fac- A meeting with the student Henry Hudson Regional School, Highlands, are shown packing Christmas toys for ulty will set up the programs leaders will be held Nov. 13 ai children at South Vietnamese orphanage. Project was in response to appeal from Dr. News and Views, a quarterly, with the help of the students. 8:15 p.m. in the library of Me- s published primarily for stu- The operation is to be by the morial School. Terrenes Cronin, former Highlands resident, now stationed in Vietnam. More than 120 ients and faculty. The slick, 20- COED EDITOR Virginia L. Beck of Fair Haven edits toys already have been sent, according to Mrs. Marion Linzmayer, left, school nurse lage publication uses spot color, the magazine, "News and Views," in the College ei and club advisor. Students, left to right, are Ann Wood, club treasurer; Shirley Mc- irawings and etchings. Articles Sophomores Registered ind photograph about the col- Human Development at Trie Pennsylvania State Univer- Mahon, vice president, and Allyn Tracy, president. All are juniors. lege are featured. sity. "It started out as a little gos- For Vocational Program lip news sheet back in 1949," versity Park, but also by high a graduation requirement In the Miss Beck said, "but now It's school students, students at Penn college. The article gives In- MIDDLETOWN - Francis The program Is ,a two-year quite a bit more." State's branch campuses, alumni formation on how to go about Grimes, director of guidance at ««"se open to juniors and se- The professional-looking publi- and others interested in the Col- getting a practicum and the niors. Entering juniors must Benefit for Scholarship many kinds of practicums avail- the local high school, has an- :ation is staffed entirely by lege of Human Development. have a minimum of 21 credits nounced that the guidance de- itudents — Mrs. Evelyn Saubel The fall edition introduced new able. toward graduation. s faculty adviser — and is fi- faculty and explains their im- Miss Beck says that such read- partment is registering sopho The recruiting program for vo- lanced through advertising and portance in helping to organize er services are part of the per- mores who wish to enter the cational training is in charge I grant from the college. Staffs the new college. sonalization of the magazine. of Joseph Caruso and Charles high school vocational program. Series Set by Faculty include editorial, advertising, A special section in the winter Other plans include student-fac- Curtin, guidance counselors. business, layout, circulation, ulty dialogues, stories about re- All sophomores interested are issue will deal with what the NEW SHREWSBURY — Fac- and fashion show. The fashion also open to the public. It wil publicity and programs projects. search being done by the various Interviewed by their counselors college calls "practicums." :ty members at Monmouth Re- show will be staged by members begin at 8 p.m. Tickets may be departments in the College, and Hold Annual and given a tour of the vocation- The magazine is read not only Practicums are six-week jobs re- ional High School are working of the home economics depart- obtained at the door. an overall emphasis on students. al school, which is adjacent to by students and faculty at Uni lated to a student's field of study, or the first in a series of scholar- ment. Refreshments will bs pre- The faculty is hoping to equal the senior high school. Homecoming hip benefits for needy and out- pared by members of the faculty or better its scholarship ser- According to Mr. Caruso, more tanding seniors. committee for the party. vice to students last year. A than 140 sophomores have toured Wednesday night will be the Members of the committee total $1,500 was awarded to out- At Mater Dei the vocational school. . kickoff for the year-long. The have issued invitations to th Fossil Show Draws Crowds; standing students.. Scholarships MIDDLETOWN - Mater Dei The guidance counselor ex- multi-purpose room of the school parents of all students at Mon- plained that the vocaiiona of $500 each went to Kirk Miller, High School held its second an- will be the scene of a card party mouth Regional. The party i school, wliich opened last year now at Antioch College, and nual homecoming last weekend. is an integral part of the high Robin Deutsch, now at the Uni- Museum Extends It to Dec. 3 Miss Barbara Englebrecht pre- school. Students enrolled in the versity of Cincinnati. Nancy Wood sided over the festivities as two-year vocational training pro- Auto Agency Head Describes received a $250 scholarship for RED BANK - When the Mon- Its popularity has exceeded found all attendance records Homecoming Queen. At a pep gram take their required aca the Muhlenberg School of Nurs mouth Museum opened its fossil expectations, and broken all being broken, rally on Friday, the co-captains demic courses dn the main high ing. f show, "Imprints of the Past," records at the gallery. At the An average of three groupa of of the football team, Joe Dis- 'Creative Selling' for Students school building and their voca- The next event in the scholar- at its gallery Oct. 12, it was opening night preview, there was school-age children have gone cavage and Bob Philpott, tional courses in the vocationa EATONTOWN — Charles F. which they can enter upon grad- ship benefit program will be a expected that it would be warm- a standing-room only crowd, and through the gallery each day. crowned Barbara queen and pre- building. atson, president of Kitson uation from high school. variety show starring members ly received. the first weekend of the exhibit Schools from as far distant as sented her flowers. The vocational training pro- ihevrolet, Rt. 36, and also presi- Mr. Kitson recently celebrated of the faculty. Cranford are sending classes to At this time, the homecoming lent of the Bureau of Commerce the 10 anniversary of the estab- grams are intended for students The faculty association at Mon- view the exhibit before it closes. court was presented to the stu- ind Trade of Eatontown, was the lishment of Kitson Chevrolet. H who intend to end their school mouth Regional is officiall; Honor Society Inducts 27 Buses usually bring the groups, dent body. Mary Ellen Schneider ing upon completion of high lecond BOCAT member to ad- is serving his second term as known as the Monmouth Regional but the sixth grade at River and escort, Gene VanCIeve, school. Students intending to at- Iress the Distributive Education president of BOCAT, and has Education Association (MREA). Plaza School is an exception. represented the freshman class. tend technical schools or colleges classes at the Monmouth Re- been responsible for launchin Gerald Melnick and Mrs. Vivian At Middletown High School On Nov. 15, under the guidance Susan Smith and her escort, after graduation should not en- gional High School. many of the projects in whic Barron are co-chairmen of th MIDDLETOWN - The local quirements, nominees are evalu- of teacher Louis Delia Barca, Kevin McGrorry, represented the roll in the vocational training BOCAT participates. Mr. Kitson spoke with about 75 committee. high school Honor Society induct- ated by the faculty for character, they will walk from their class- sophomore class. Junior class ijrograms. Daniel H. Kaufmann, First itudents in three classes concern- ed 77 new members at the Octo- service and leadership. room to the gallery. Girl Scouts, representatives were Cathy Mr. Caruso pointed out tha vice president of BOCAT, an Mrs. Rose S. Boss is general Ing creative selling. BOCAT is ber meeting o* the Martha Pen- Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts are Brown and escort, Tom Davis. itudents enrolled in the voca- principal in the plumbing firjn chairman of the card party and Members elected last year were nington Chapter. in daily attendance. More than Seniors Mary Young, Amy Mocci jonal program receive a regular working with Herbert Wehrlen in of James H. Kaufmann & Son, fashion show. Rudolph Sellei and Mona Lisa Alfano, Jacqueline 1,600 people have viewed the ex- and Diane Santasjata completed ligh school diploma upon grad- providing youngsters an insight will be the next lecturer for the Mr. Melnick supervised the send- New members include Denise Brown, Alice Beekman, Paula hibit in the three weeks that it the-court-wifli their respective lation. .. - _ into trades and professions into distributive education classes. ing of letters to parents. Des- May Allan, Janet Antonelli, Su- Chesnaky, Frances Chronister, has- been;Qpen., ,...:;..:•,...:""_™ escorts-Steven Nolan, Ed Varno William Donnelly, of the Mon- serts-are under the direction of san Bachman, Kay Boddie, Lyn- Catherine Cox, Margaref.Davis, : Barbara Pazerycki. and herJoods «.,,..an4,,Williaro._.Shanahan. , mouth _ County• _ Vocational ..School da. Bodtmann,- Deborah- Braun, Carolyn Ellery, Barbara Fen- On Nov. 3, a group of young- classes. Abbie Brockwell and her That night the queen and her District, indicated that the voca- hudwig's Father Serving Charlcen Bruckmann, Lorraine ichel, Karill Haskell, Cathy Hess, sters from Colonla visited the tional school would have a co clothing classes will present th Bryant, Sharon Burke, Barbara Jacqueline Hill, Helen Kompfner, court were introduced to the fashion show. show. They were 31 sixth-grad- operative industrial program th Butterbrodt, Jeanne Clark, Jea Feather Lacy, Barbara Lopez, public at half-time at Mater Dei's crs who have been studying second night football game of the year which would enable quali In Tusculum Association Other members of the comit- nett Cornelison, Kathleen Curran, Marcia Martin, Margaret Meisin- fied students to work in industrial Patricia Darlington, Eloise cavemen, early minerals, and season. The queen's float. was GREENEVILLE, Tenn. - Mr. College, where their son Edwan tee are Doris Maida, who is en- ger, Janise Meyer, Justina Mol- trades as part of their training, listing her art classes in Evans, Shelia Fredrick, Barbara the work of archeologists, in designed and built by the Pep and Mrs. Edward J. Ludwig Sr. is a senior. zon, Holly Mormen, Pam Naulty, Club under the chairmanship of Mr. Donnelly noted that of Leonardo have been named to decorations project; " Edward Hammesfahr, Margaret Hem- Nancy Osborne, Alice Polehinke, their social studies class. percent of any class of seniors Tusculum president Douglas G Seyler and Ethel Fairline, tick- schoot, Jill Hochstuhl, Patricia senior Harry Mahler. the executive committee of the Janet Seeley and Wanda Wood- Workshops have brought In is. eligible to work in industry, Trout said Mr. and Mrs. Lud- ets, and Robert Urbanski, Mary Hopkins, Debbie Jorbel, Ann Ma- Parents' Association at Tusculum ward. large numbers of people. Two The weekend's activities con- but only after students havi wig will work with the Tusculum White, Ed Ambrose, Tom Hal- rie Keough, Marilyn Ketchow, cluded with a dance Saturday Also, Robert Crescenzl, George have been completed, but this completed 600 hours of traininj administration and other mem- bedl, Elaine Camerota, Barbara Janet Kroner and Linda Larsen. night. Music was provided by bers of the executive commi Diak, Scott Gabriele, S. Paul afternoon, Miss Florence C. and are deemed competent b; College Typist Grim, Walter Heerschap, Russ Also, Maureen Leek, Jeanne "The Source." their vocational teachers. tee in plans and programs to be Macaluso, Letitia GraybiU, Oily Gruber, Bruce Grumbert, Charles Hight will talk on minerals, and organized and carried out by Llmann, Linda Mahoney, Barbara Hayden, Frank Janssen, Jeffrey on Nov. 24 at 1 p.m., Gerhard Courses offered include auto- Has Enrolled Perry, Barbara Jacobson Marsen, Ellen Martin, Michel! motive mechanics, drafting, elec- the association. Sue Grant. Lewis. Richard Linhart, Harry Gaule, president of the Society EDISON - Middlesex County McGlynn, Janis Meyer, Wendy tricity, beauty culture, carpentry Martin, Ralph Milnes, Guy Mo- of Telescopy, Astronomy and College Night College has one less secretary Founded in 1794, Tusculum ii Miller, Rita Mitchell, Rosemary and radio and television repair ran, James Phillips, Mark Roman Radio, will lecture on astronomy. and one more student because the oldest college in America re Mitchell, Carol Molina, Daren A student may also enroll in ski, Gary Solomon and Gary Wil- The show will remain open one Miss Patricia Lynn Mollis has lated to the United Presbyteriar Meglia, Donna Paulina, Kay Pe p Program Set a vocational training program decided to go to college. Church in the U.S.A. terson, Linda Schroeder, Joanne week longer than originally MIDDLETOWN '- The local offered in another school district. bS irs of thesocielyaniPeg- planned, to Dec. 3. The GaHery__ Courses offered in adjacent dis Miss Mollis, of 419 Jefferson rpT7°7TT™SIK 1T!HS2Ti¥T01iTis are ™ mouth Counry*""Coiiege tricts are air conditioning, re- forth, Patricia Springsteen, Carol Milnes, vice president; Bruce Tuesday through Sundays from •next Thursday, Nov. 16, from frigeration and heating, auto bodj iraduate of' Madison Township MIDDLETOWN - Ninety ninth Sullivan, Kathleen Schwartz, Car- Gumbert, treasurer, Cathy 11 a.m. to J p.m., and Friday graders from Bayshore Junio olyn Thatcher, Diane Thompson, 73fl3 ..p.ra r£pair,,Jloriculture,-.iood,seMice Hess. ing as a clerk-typist in the stu- Francis Grimes, local high landscaping, machine shop, medi dent personnel services depart- ASBURY PARK - The Asbury American Shakespeare Festival Patricia Uhl. . ^iinniiiiiiiiitiiiiPiiniiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiimiiiiii/ii/tiiiiiiiniiiiiii/iiiiimiiiiiii school guidance director, and cal-dental assistant, nursery pra ment until she resigned to be- Park-Neptune Youth Council a< Theater in Stratford, Conn., program chairman, said repre- tice and printing. Also, Robert Bennett, Gustav come a full-time secretarial tivities are in full swing. see "Macbeth." sentatives from 59 colleges and Brandstetter, Paul Buchanan, Mi- science freshman at the college universities will be present to the council, organized las After the performance there chael Bukarlca, Bruce Burton, this fall. discuss entrance requirements, Youth Pledged spring as part of the work of tlu was an informal lecture and dis-Robert Carpenella, Joseph Cash- courses of study and tuition. She Joined the college clerical Monmouth Community Actioi cussion period conducted by es, James Downey, Gilbert staff because she wanted the di- Program, Inc., the county's of- members of the festival staff Franke, Kenneth Greeley, Allen Participating high echools in- versity of interest inherent in the ficial anti-poverty agency, spon- The Festival Theatre, the pro- Greenwood, Keith Haskell, Simon clude Keyport, Freehold, Rari To Sigma Pi college atmosphere. She says, sors educational, recreationa ducti>ion, acting and other as- Huizer, Mark Irwin, Kenneth Ko- tan, Matawan, Red Bank, Rum- FAYETTEVTLLE, Ark. - Don she had no intention of continu- and employment programs. pects of the performance were walski, John Laughlin, Mitchell son-Fair Haven and Henry Hud- aid 0. Cunnion, son of Mr. am ing her education, but recognized discussed. Levy, Michael Neuhaus, David •on of Highlands. Mrs. H. William Cunnion, 64 Lib The council is planning to pre- that her clerical skills needed pare Christmas baskets for dis- The creation of the Festival Pemmerl, Scott Randall, Theo- The conference was planned by Place, Middletown, N.J., has improvement if she intended to tribution to needy families, an Theatre was inspired by the dore Spiro, Warren Stryker, Jeff- •nd organized by the Guidance been.pledged to Sigma Pi fra- advance. rey Taylor, Arthur Verpent, Rob- Directors Council, composed of ternity at the University of Ar- also plans to raise funds to fi- Globe Theatre in London, when ert Yahara and Robert Hazen. guidance directors from county kansas, where he is enrolled a. Miss Mollis credits Miss Ruth nance a trip to South America Shakespeare produced his ;lays high schools. a freshman in the College of Ar Samsel, talent search coordinator next winter. One exhibit Is one of the largesi Joseph Marion Is faculty spon- and Sciences. in the student personnel office, The group has visited Expo collections of costumes anc sor. Juniors must maintain an av- A "College Night" for other with helping her make the de- photographs in the United States county high schools will be held A 1967 graduate of Mater Di '67, and sponsored several dances erage of 90 per cent and seniors cision. Faculty advisers for the trif Wednesday at Long Branch High High School, New Monmouth, h for teenagers as well as MCAP's an average of 85 per cent to be School. was editor-in-dhief of Th Acquaintance Day Parade. were Ken Fallender, Brent Fin- eligible for membership. don, Joe Giaimo and Mrs. Ruth Seraph, school newspaper; se Miss Clarice Settles is counci In addition to scholarship rc- Speech Festival Rechten. retary of the Student' Council president. The adult advisers an Dance Slated and was active in the Cathol Slated Nov. 21 Donald Hammary and Edwan Youth Organization and th Watt, MCAP representatives Set Scholarships Student's Poem LONG BRANCH — The eighth For Teenagers school's dramatic and musica the Asbury Park-Neptune area, presentations. He was also annual speech arts festival at Registration, Test OAKHURST — The teenagers In Magazine two-year letterman on the va Long Branch High School will be of Parents Without Partners will' MIDDLETOWN — Townshi] MIDDLETOWN — Robin Ann sity football team. Tuesday, Nov. 21, Mrs. Denise hold a dance tonight in the Ocean Kroll Wins high school juniors who wish t Eahner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A recipient of a scholarship, Falkinberg, program director, enter college in 1969 can regis Saul Sahner, 35 Wallace Road, Township Recreation Center, has announced. West Park Ave., beginning al presented on behalf of the Pro- Scholarship ter now for the 1968-69 Nationa! here, has written a poem which 8:30. gressive Life Insurance Co., Rec Open to students of all Mon- National Merit Scholarshi appears in the October issue of Bank, by ib president, Lester H mouth County public, parochial BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Wi! program, Francis Grimes, guid Highlights for Children, a month- The "Klass VI," a professional Grubman, he plans to major and private high schools, the fes- liam C. Kroll, 4 Corn Lan ance director at the local hig ly children's magazine with'more band, will provide music. Re- English and Art. tival will include competition in Shrewsbury, N. J., was amon; school, announced. than a million readers. freshments will be served. Teen- ixtemporaneous speaking, decla- 141 Indiana University wor The National Merit Scholar- Robin is a ninth grade pupil at agers having one parent are in- mation, prose and poetry read- ing students presented Little 50! vited, and single parents are wel- Miss Dorn Serving ship qualifying test will be giver Thompson Junior High School. Ing, humorous interpretation, scholarships Saturday. Thesi in the high school at 9 a.m. Feb. Her poem, "The Cloudburst,' come to bring their teenager, On Cheerleading Team dramatic interpretation and orig- scholarships, valued at $10i and stay for coffee and conver- 24. Students are required to pa was written when she was a MIDDLETOWN — Miss Peggy inal oratory. each, annually are awarded sation In the center's downstairs a test fee of $2 when they reg sixth grade pupil at Keyport Dorn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, In the category of original ora- the basis of scholarship and th room. ister. Grammar School and now ap- Henry W. Dorn of 51 Normand; tory, students will discuss civil number of hours, worked eac] In addition to the scholarship: pears in Highlights. Parents Without Partners is an Court, is on the varsity cheer disobedience and the extent to week. The over-all scholar financed by the National Mer A girl of many interests, Robin International, non-profit and non-leading team at the University o which it is Justified. tic average of the 1967-68 scho Scholarship Corporation, mort owns her own horse and has won sectarian education organization Rhode Island. Trophies will go to first, sec- arship winners last year wa than 350 business corporations many ribbons at shows. She is devoted to the interests and wel- A freshman majoring in nurs ond and third place winners in 3.39 out of an all-A average of foundations, colleges, profession an avid reader, plays the piano fare of single parents and their ing, Miss Dorn is a 1967 gradu ach category. The festival is and the average number of hour; al associations, unions, trusts, and enjoys writing. children. ate of the local high school. open to the public. worked was 20.1 hours a week other organziations and Individ- uals offer scholarships throug WOSSE ft> o f the College Night problem. And nothing better for troubled MIDDLETOWN-the guidance completions thon Cloar-Plex. Try Clear- CASH Tony Maio Elected department of Mater Del High Dei the Mxt time you have a problem RESERVE School will sponsor a College and fee for yourself." 500-2500 Freshman President Night on Tuesday from 8 to 10 (LINE OF CREDIT) p.m. All junior and senior high ClearPlex ii the wonderful new product RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Ton; i> that cleen complexions. Its patented Maio was elected president ol school students of Monmouth formula actually itarvei ugly sicin blem- Loan-a-matic he freshman class at the high County, as well as their parents, Imported British tan bush ilhei by drying up the oilt that blemiihoi school. Ateo elected were Robin are invited. feed on. Developed by a leading 6»r- CHECKING DIumberg, vice president; Deb The evening will be divided in- metologiit, CleardoK il guaranteed io I jacket, plaid lining, 30.00. Coma in or phone our imtollmenr bie Doherty, secretary, and to four sessions. Representatives work or your money back. Available at Sheryl Shapiro, treasurer. Karen of 60 Catholic colleges will be on leading Drug Stores without a prescrip- SHARVN BALDWIN Loon Dapt. for hid Information. Young Men's Shop, J. Kridel. tion. Mfllawan Regional Longo and Noel McCaskey, are hand to discuss programs offered, Photo by Poge Pholo Sirv/ra, Red Dank High School Member federal Rettrv* Si/Mtent/Federeit X>epa*U luuraiic* Corp. lass representatives to the Stu- admission requirements, and mt Council. cliolarsliip and financial aid. I Women Will Present Church Hall News Notes THE DAILY REGISTER FrMay, Nov. JO, J9(57-11 Set Music Seminars At St. James Duo Recital in Benefit RED BANK — The Rev. Flor-] gregation and Worship m Song,"j Interested persons may register CYO Will Aid Charity of the Organ in Worship,"! contacting Father Gall at St. by Catholic Church and chairman 'Trio Dli^o. nf tWa runi~ :« JO v HAZLET — The St. Benedict's Church of the Reformation will on Commitment Sunday, Novem- and "The Place of the Choir ini of the committee for musiciansi Worship Today." James Rectory, 94 Broad St. Church Catholic Youth. Organiza- be held Tuesday in West End ber 19. tion will assist In the Bishop's Manor at 7:30 p.m. of Uie Diocesan Liturgical Music Commission, has announced that Thanksgiving Drive this year by The Rev. Albert P. Stauder- SET TV DISCUSSION two seminars will be held at St. Interfaith Youth Discussion Set packing clothes collected at the man will be guest speaker. Dr. HAZLET — "The Effects of RED BANK — More than 100 pastor of the Lutheran Church, church. Christmas wreaths will Stauderman is associate editor of Television in Our Homes" will James School here, Nov. 11 and young people from these area and the Rev. Florian Gall, as- also be sold by the CYO, it was The Lutheran, the bi-monthly be the subject of a panel discus- 18. churches will meet Sunday from sistant at St. James, will moder- announced by John Leitner, pres- news magazine of the Lutheran sion scheduled for Tuesday night Seminar I will be repeated 7 to 9 p.m. to discuss the beliefs ate. A social period will fol- ident. Church in America. by the Women's Society of Chris- Nov. 12 in Casey Auditorium, of their respective faiths. I low. The CYO's baby sitting service Fred L. Martinson Is general tian Service of St. John's Meth- Blessed Sacrament Church, Tren- has begun, with about 40 young- :hairman. Assisting him will be: odist Church. Panelists will be ton. Seminar 11 will also be held An invtiation has been issued sters being attended by members Luther Mover, Frank Schiro, Al- Mrs. Malcolm Palmer, Mrs. Ed- Nov. 19 in Trenton. by the Youth Group of Holy CONFERENCE HOSTS at the 11 a.m. Mass. The project bert Hudock, William Johnson, ward Ferrari, William Newman Trinity Evangelical Lutheran MATAWAN — The Matawan All sessions will include lec- program may be expanded to in- and Mrs. Edward Fantone. The and Robert Tremaine. The Rev. Church, East Front St., to mem- tures and demonstrations. Choirs Junior Woman's Club served as clude the 8:45 a.m. Masses. Rev. W. Robert Oswald, pastor, Norman R. Riley, pastor, will bers of the CYO of St. James moderate. of the host parish will assist at Catholic Church, Red Bank, and j the hostess club for the Fifth Members of the CYO are plan- announces that the dinner is part the celebration of Mass at' the to the young people of Embury District Fall Supper Conference ning to participate in the Mon- of the stewardship and loyalty The program is part of the co- second seminars. Methodist Church, Little Silver, mouth county CYO art exhibit, program of the church. in Don Quixote Inn, here. operation of the local WSCS with to convene at the Lutheran to be held at St. Leo's Church, Speakers will include Father Mrs. Barton Hoeg, fifth dis- TRAFCO, a service organization Church for an ecumenical ser- Lincroft, on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. TO DISCUSS VIETNAM Gall, the Rev. Richard C. Bri- trict adviser, presided »t the Winners will compete in the dioc- of the Methodist Church, which etske of St. Rose's Church, Bel- MATAWAN - The public meeting. esan competition. Details of the invited to hear Miss Betty Moul is conducting a country-wide mar, and Sister Mary Nazarita.t The program will include event, on a grammar and high speak on Vietnam tonight at 8:15 study of the impact of television. eastern region chairman for the scripture reading and panel school level, may be obtained at Cross of Glory Lutheran The WSCS meets the second Church Music Association of discussion by the teenagers with For quick action use Classified Mrs. Thomas Jerman Mri. Wesley A. Crozier fronv_Wrs. Russ Lagattuta, 5 Church. Tuesday of each month at 8 p.m. America. a question and answer period. Ads to sell sporting goods to cash Mayiair Road. Topics will include "The Con- The Rev. FAIR HAVEN — A duo recital Old Mill, Tinton Falls, and is a Slides and tape recordings will Mrs. Kenneth Thomson Is pres- Harold Hornberger, 'buyers. Dial 741-6900 now. be part of Miss Moul's presenta- by Mrs. Wesley A. Crozier of soloist at Trinity Episcopal ident. PLAN CARD PARTY tion. She has worked In hospi- Fair Haven and Mrs. "Thomas Church, Red Bank. KEANSBURG — The Catholic tals and orphanages in Vietnam Jerman of Mlddletown will be Felix F. Molzer of Little Silver Daughters Court of St. Ann will and will return there in a few CHAIRJWEN ANNOUNCED will be accompanist. He is direc- held at Christ Church Methodist, hold iU annual charity card weeks. She is secretary to U.S. MARLBORO — Chairmen were Combination tor of the Monmouth Conserve Ridge Road, Sunday at 4 p.m. party Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Sen. Jacob Javits, R-N.Y. announced for the Christmas ba- tory of Music and musical di- lot the benefit of the building Knights of Columbus Hall, Rt. zar to be held by the Women's rector of the Opera Workshop and Proceeds from the event will fund. The program will be apon- 36, East Keansburg. Guild of the Old Brick Reformed the Monmoulh Civic Chorus. benefit the Tom Dooley Founda STORM 'n jored by the church's Women's tion, of which Miss Moul is New Church Saturday at the chapel, Refreshments will be served af- Main St. Society of Chrisitan Service with TO ATTEND HYMN SING York vice president; An orphan ter the performance by hostess- Mrs. Donald Koehler as chair- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Af. age of 400 children outside of Sai- Mrs. Kenneth V. Hayes an- SCREEN man. es Mrs. Fulton Hallonwell, Runv ter the 7:30 p.m. worship ser- gon will be a specific beneficiary. nounced as her cochairmen Mrs. Mrs, Crozier is president of the son, and Mrs. Ralph Eilbott, Lo- vice on Sunday, cars will take Garrett Voorhees, Mrs. Lester WSCS and of the Hi Music Spon- cust. members of the congregation of COFFEE TALK SET Bond and Mrs. Howard Preston. Central Baptist Church to the MATAWAN-A coffee talk will sors. She has been guest soloist Aides include: Mrs. Voorhees, Bayshore Community Church, be held after the 11 a.m. wor- at many concerts in the shore aprons; Mrs. Joseph Jursa, food; area and is a member of the FINED ON DOG CODE East Keansburg, where the ship service Sunday to activate WINDOW Mrs. William Stevenson and Mrs. Monmouth Civic Chorus. She is FAIR HAVEN — Fined $6 each monthly hymn sing of the Bay- the every member response campaign of Cross of Glory Lu- Clarence Burke, chicken salad; soprano soloist at Christ Church. yesterday for second offenses of rea churches will begin theran Church. At that time, dis- Mrs. Carlton Borden, Christmas Mrs, Jerman has appeared at at 8:45 p.m. letting dogs run at large were cussion leaders will explain the gift shop; Miss Diane Crosby, the Wagon Wheel Playhouse, Phelps Montgomery, 24 Hillside proposed 1968 church budget and Christmas candles; Miss Susan 4 FOR DINNER TUESDAY Middletown and as soprano solo- Voorhees, books and puzzles; Place, and William Nlemann, 40 WEST LONG BRANCH — The distribute pledge cards. Cards ist in Monmouth Civic Chorus or- Mrs. Irving Wells, jewelry; Mrs. Buena Vista Place. annual dinner of the Evangelical may be returned after services atorio*. She has also sung at the David Smith, corn husk dolls; Mrs. Bertha Stolz, homemade toys. A wishing well will be featured $, Services in County Churches for children. John Borden will be In charge Atlantic Highland! Holmdel Middletown Raritan Township of the men of the church who rilUT DrnTAKUN CHTRCn rATTH REFORMED will set up the bazar. BAFTWT KOIMDIL CHUECH OF MONMOUTH COUNTY Uailet Atlantic Highland* Holmdel Lincroft Sunday servtces will be held at 9:W Vornlng worship service- will be V The Sunday service will b« at U and 11 a-m. Rev. Theodore C. Muller irn wiu the pastor, Rev. John W. Sunday services win be held at 10:30will preach on "Let the Redeemed of TO SHOW FILMSTRIPS INSTALLED 11. o clock and He evening service al a.m. I I I I I I I Waldron, olflelatinf. the Lord Say So." At 8 p.m., the con- FREEHOLD — The filmstrip, rw. BEFOBMED gregation will attend the Central Jer- rntST HETHODHT Keantburg Mlddletown sey United Crusade, Astmry Park. "The Church Comes of Aee." • TRIPLE TRACK Atlantic Highlands The Sunday service will be held al will be shown at the monthly Morning worship will bt held al 11 a.m. Rev. Earl D. Compton will CALVARY BAPTIST R. AWrfS CATBOUO preach on "Only A Shspaerd'a staff." Haxlet meeting of the Lutheran Church • FULLY 11 a.m. Rev. Harvey Van •elver wll Sunday aervlces will be held at 11 preach on "Forerunner." •aMay Mum wall* at 7. «. ». GOOD SHEPHESD LUTHERAN a-m. and at 7 p.m. Rav. George J- Women of Grace Church on Mon- TOUT PRESBYTERIAN A U Ul BOOB. Holmdel-Mlddletown Eltott Is pastor. day at 8 p.m. The Rev. David G. WEATHERSTRIPPED Atlantic Highlands The Sunday aerrlce will be held BAT RROBIS cosunnrmr at 10:15 a.m. at the Thompson School. ST. JOHN'S METHODIST Voile, and Mrs. Volk, will conduct Bandar services will ha hell al Rev. George J. Frank Jr. la paslor. Hailet • :S0 and 11 a.m. Rev. Richard •- An- Eaat Kaasaburg a discussion on "How the Maini- • CLEANS EASILY derson officiating, tuntar urvlcu wll ha Held at 11 a.m. Bunflay services will ba held at 9:30 Rev. Rldisrd Ichwarti will oflldite UNO OP KDtOS LCTHERAX and 11 am. Rev. Norman R. Rlley, Mlddletown pastor. festo Affects Us." FROM INSIDE CHSISTIAX SCIENCE (OCTET! and preach on "Have You Insurance?" Sunday lervlces will be at S and Atlantic Highlands KMT METHODIST 10.(5 a.m. Rev. WIlMtm A. Hinjon Members of the group will Sunday sen-Ices will ba held at II Red Bank THREE CREDIT TERMS AVAILAILE a.m. The lesson • sermon Is entitled tCeansburg will preach at both services. make a field trip to the Lutheran "Mortals and Immortals." Sundar services will be at (:30 IIETHODtST . TOE FIRST METHODIST Home In.Jersey-City-on -Wednes- a.m. and at 11 a.n. Rev. Newton W. MMdlelowa Bed Bank- • tudgtt • Easy Charge • r*rown'« Credit CENTRAL BAMMI Orttner u pastor, 88:300 a. mm. Service off Holy Communion day. Bed butlers have been, made Worlhlp Service at 10 aim. In TheIn-'&qutrIn&qutr&t ee CCrjaTe! ! 030:300 'd'andand'' 11 ma.m. • 'Atlantic Hlrhlaao's ST. MARKS rriSCOPAt. Nut... Swamp., .School.- • Htm ••- Wltf Sei R Ed B for residents of the home. Dally and Saturday 8 A.M..5:3d P.M. ReaiuburReaiubur c Abrama Is minister. Services of Worship. Rev. Edward B. and T;3O p.m. Monlhlr Communion Sunday servicei s wililll beb: Holy CComm - Cheney will preach on "A Measure of service Rev. Harry W. Kraft -will speak munioi n 8 a.m. ; PariaPaihh Eucharishit t andd rmsT spmrrCAL or DIVINE BOSS Loyalty." The Rev. J. Wesley Day will Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 P.M. on "Jer<-mlah, God's Spokesman." Belfont be guest speaker at T p.m. In Fellow People need money for Christ- sermon, B:3o a.m. .'- ship Hall. ST. AON Kg CATHOLIC The Sunday service will be held at mas shopping. Tell them abou 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK Free Delivery — 741 - 7500 Atlantic Highlands Keyport 1:15 p.m. with Rev. Phoebe Dilley, BAPTIST Sunday Manses are at 0:30, 7:45, I, paator, officiating. Red Bank your loan service with a Classi 10, II and coon. Rev. Michael J. Lease UETRSEHANE LDTRERAit SIB MONMODTB BAPTIST tftlnday worship service! wll] be a fied Ad. Dial 741-6900 today. Is pastor. Keyport New Monmouth 11 a.m. Rer. William E. Blsirove will Sunday lervlcei will be at 1:30. t:<9 Sunday worship lervtcea will be held :15 a.m. Sunday lervlces will be Holy Kucha* and 10M a-m. Rev. Harlan C. TJurfee rlst at I and Horning Prayer at I:IS Eatontown ST. JOHN'S EFIB and Horning Prayer and sermon at 11 Lima Silver will apeak on "In Proportion." a.m. Rev. Canon Charles H. Best is „ iundajr services will, be Holy Com rector. munlon at I and 10 «.m. Morning Pray. , UNITED FRESB1TEB1A.V IPBESBYTEBIAH Rev, Robert W. Reed Is pastor. •r with a •irmon by the Rev. Andrew Lincroft Van Dyke. Tht Sunday sirvlce will ba at 10:30 Red Bark Tea Sunday aervlce will be at 11 a.m- a.m. Sermon by Rev. George M. Wat- Worship servlcea will ba observe! JESUS CHRIST OF EHBDRT METHODIST eon. at 8 and 11 a.m. with Rev. Dr. Daniel LATTEB DAV MUTI K. Fount preaching on "Parflst On< Uttla Silver ness." ' (Mormoa) Rev, lanford If. Baner will otflclata OCEAN VIEW COMjnjMTT Eatontown and preach at the momlai worship Leonardo OtTOBOR OF CHRIST •enrieei will be the Priesthood meet- service.at 11 a.tn. Sermon topic: "A Morrung worship lervlca at 11 a.m. Red Bank ing at a a.m. end the Sacrament; meet- Tuna for Decision." Rev. Kenneth N. OambU wul :30All Well!" Tha Divine Liturgy will ba celebrated a m A Ooiptl Servlu will h. h«ld at fi a.m. on Sundays and Holy Dayl ST. JAMES MEMORIAL EPISCOPAL at T v.m, ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL of Obligation. Evening services preced- Eatontown Navaalnk ing Sundays and Holy Days of obliga- Holy Eucharist will bs at i and BT. JAMES EPISCOPAL flunday servlcea are ai follows: tion at 6 p.m. Father Emlllan Knjko. morning Prayer at 10 a.m. The Rev. Long Branch a.m.1 Holy "Communion; 9:30 Famllll;y pastor. H. Holly Knight, vicar, will officiate. Low Mass att 8 a.m. . 8unc aMasll and « 11 a.m. Morning Prayer w'1tl h HONMOUTII BATTIST addresdd s att 10 a.m RevRev. James MtuMtu> sermon by tha rector, Rev. H. R. Bor- ST. JAMES CATHOLIC chllo DDuncan, rector. Red Bank (Southern Baptist Contention* Sunday Masses will be at S, 7:30, t, Eatontown rlRST BAPTIST BETHEL BIBLE CHAPEL 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon In the Church: Worship services will be at *:U Long Brancb at 8, 9:30, ll a.m. and 1>:1S In th< a.ra., 11 a.m. and 7:3O p.m. with Thhe SundaSunday servicesv s will be held at Mlddletown Peters Place auditorium, and at 6:S( Rev. M. R. Halre, paster, preaching. Services Sunday will begin with WOP p.m. In the Church. Msgr. Smmett 1 a.m. and 717:199 p.m. ship at 9:30 a.m. at Carpenter and A. Monahan Is pastor. Applejate Bin. Family Bible hour at Fair Haven ST. LUKE'S METHODIST 11 a.m. The lesson will he on "Noah Long Branch Built the Ark." Evening service at Rumson nSK CHAPEL A.S1.B. Tne Sunday service win be at 11 a.ra. BT. OEORGES-BV-TBEB1VEB. Fair Haven Rev. J. Courtney Hayward will preach, EPISCOPAL Tha Sunday service will he at 11 OLD FIRST CHURCH Rumson a.m. with Rev. Floyd Black officiating. Marlboro AMERICAN BAPTIST CONVENTION Sunday services will be Holy Com. UNITED CIIURCII OF CIIRIST munlon at S and Morning Prayer aL CUBIST CHUBC'H METHODIST BIBLE PROTESTANT Mlddletown Fair Haven Worship jervlcs at 11 a.m. Dr. Arthur 9:30 and 11 a.m. Bermosa by tot Rev. Tha Sunday service will be at 11 Kobwuviru Dodgson will speak OD "The Flowers O. P. Melllck Belshaw. a.m. The Rev. Charles G. Haoklnl The Sunday service will be at U of God'a Garden." will preach on "Solomon !• All KIs a.m. Rev. Edwin P. Spencer will speak FIRST FBESBYTEBIAN on "6th Study. From Revelations." Rum son IFORTFUXY Olory." Morning worship service at 9:30 and HOLY COMMUNION EHSCOrAL THE OLD BRICK New Shrewsbury 11 a.m. in tht sanctuary. Rev. Harry Fair Haven REFORMED CIIURCII c. Doule, Jr., pastor, wl': preach oa Sunday services will bo at S and 10 Marlboro REFORMED "When Is Enough Enough?" e.m. Rev. Frederick E. Prcuss, rector, 8unday morning services will be held Mew Shrewsbury will preach at 10 a.m. services. at 11 am. nev. John Hart will of- Sunday service will b« at 9:30 and ficiate. 10;30 a.m. Rev. Isaao C. Rotteoberg Sea Bright JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES will preach on "Honey Talks, But About RED BANK CONGREGATION What?" ST. MIKE'S A.M.B. (Kingdom Hall) Matawan Sea Bright Fair Haven The Sunday service will be at 1 v.m. Family problems ara answered In CALVARY BA.PTIST MEMORIAL LUTHERAN when Rev. Floyd N. Black will prison. (lie movie "Heritage", which appeared Matawan (Missouri Synod) on television channel 5 and 7 and will Inc worship l« at 11 a.m. New Shrewsbury he shown Sunday ftt 10 a.m. The con,Evening worship la at 7:30 Pastor Jack Morning services at 10:30 a.m. nev. Shrewsbury elusion of tlio Armageddon study: "To Klnney will officiate In the church's Donald Erlggs Is pastor. Sermon topic: rntST ASSEMBLY OF GOD the Rescue," begins at 11 :W a.m, new building on Lloyd Kd. "A Family Alfalr." Shrewsbury Worship service and Communion will TRINITY EPISCOPAL be at lit a.m. XWangellstto Service Freehold Matawan ETHICAL CULTURE FELLOWSHIP at 7 p.m. Rev. Patrick O. MoLane GRACE LUT1IEI1AN Bunds? services will be Matins and New Shrewsbury Is puior. Sunday meeting at 10:15 a.m. In the Worship seservicr ice at 8 aandd 11: 11:33 0 a.m.Holy Communion at th» church at 7:45 PLYMOUTH a.m.t Morning Prayer and Family XCu- Ranncy Bchool, Hope Road. PRESBYTERIAN Pastor David G. VolU will officiate. charlst at the Ravine Driving school Shrewsbury HERE COME THE PROS WITH THE SUCCESS CARS FIRST rnKmiVKVTERlAT N at 9:19 a.m.; Morning Prayer and scr The morning services of worship Freehold mon at the church at 11 a.m. Rev. Oakhurst will be at 0:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. The Last year, over a quarter million owners of other low-price cars Mornlnn worshiip iwilll be at 0:30 la Carroll 6. Hall Is rector. 7:30 p.m, Rev. James R. Bteole will speak on the now auditorium and at 11 a.m. In Evensong at church. F1EST METHODIST "So, Who'* Tha Wise Quy?" The the Sanctuary. Pastor Jamos R. Mem- Oakhurst sacrament of the Lord'a fiupper will were won over to Plymouth. mott will deliver a sermon( CROSS Of GLORY LUTHERAN Serylcea at 0:30 and 11 a-m. be celebrated at both aervtces. liorii I.UTIIKIIAN Matawan It started a movement, a momentum, a beat. And for '68, the Freehold Worshirstitp servlco at 0 and 11 a.m. UEUGlOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS Workahop services will be at 9:30 a.m.Rev. Richard A. Weedcn will _officiat _.e . Occanport Shrewsbury beat goes on. With 27 luxurious Furys, 23 all-new mid-size cars Rev. Albert W. Glbaon will preach on and preach on "The Troublemakers.' Sunday meeting Is held at 11 a.m. "Eternal Llfo Now." The "Martin Holy Communion during early service. CALVARY BAIT1ST CHRIST EPISCOPAL from GTX to Satellite to Road Runner, 8 economical Valiants Luther" [llm will bo shown at 6:30 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Oceanport Shrewsbury BArrist Matawan The I and 0 a.m. services Bundsy and 6 sporty Kreohoia • . .- ffl! tjo The Sunday ierylpe will b« at.ll^ a.m. |;I H iDto* !"»B!^'41I ^lf«lrKTng,'-. Lorlng, Hn.m. when Rev. Donald T. I'MIIIpe Old Bridge Tomorrow." Uvenlng iell»ws!ilp sorvlue vlcnr, will preach. 8r. will preach on "From', Badness to nur.dnv Mais will be at 1:30, 7:30, MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS, INC. 1:41, 10, 11:10 am, and 12:3(1 p.m. BAYSHORE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH INC. FII1HT Ml.THOmST aiadnois." I , Rev. Bornard A. Coen will oKlnlate, West Long Branch Highlands GLIFFWOUD METHODIST REFORMATION I.UTIIEBAN 141-143 W. Front St. 153 First Avenue Worslilp scrvlco at 11 n.m. nev. Matawan Township (JROSS or OLOBV LUTHIBJUI West Long Branch Wllllsm J. MCCUIIDUKII, pastor, will Morning worship service will begin Old Bridge lunday lervlees will lie held at >:ll Red Bank, N. J. Atlantic Highlands, N. J. rrrnch on "Tne. Methodist and HI at ,9 a.m. wltti the pa«tor, Ilftv. W. The Sunday atrvloe will be at 10>mand 11 e.m. Rev. w. Robert Oswald Social Concern," j Wlatleu Weit oftlciatlng. cm. Will preach at bo* services. g Mr. Uuu, "Use 12-Fri/J keep pacej The currefat renovation ma/fcs "1/ics.M w the heaviJy traveled Grand Jury Indicts 10 with the steadily increasing bus- the second expansion since theiKewman Springs Road, sad nae New Shrewsbury office was buill block from Shrewsbury Avenue, a four-lane highway, there is cer- The New Shrewsbury office, of- iness of the 14 offices of the Mon- fers complete banking services, FREEHOLD - a 19-year-old Dix, two counts, ofpossessin] cealed weapon and assault with a mouth County National Bank, in 1960. The first expansion con- the main North-South thorough- tain to be further expansion ot Asbury Park youth yesterday was stolen property on April 14, i; dangerous weapon by pointing a new facilities were completed re- sisted of the addition of an is- fare in Red Bank, the industrial business in our New Shrewsbury with ample space for parking, indicted by the Monmouth County Asbury Park. .22 caliber pistol at William cently at the local office at New- land drive-in, providing area has seen the addition of office." said Mr. Mazza. Grand Jury for assault with a He is charged with having Campbell, Potter Ave., Long man Springs Road and Clinton drive-in windows. f "/ A f* dangerous weapon and petty lar- $3,575 car stolen from Russel Branch, March 24, in Long Place, announced George L. Bie- "The New Shrewsbury offic ceny. Oldsmobile-Cadillac Co., Re Branch. - , litz, president, and Harry B. Maz-has experienced consisten Jack M. Talmadge, Prospect Bank, and four payroll check William E. Capraun, North za, vice president in charge of growth since it was opened sev Ave., is charged with the theft of taken from the Asbury Park-Nei Shore St., Keansburg, breaking the office. reminder $100 from Fred Pettet, owner York Transit Corp., Asbur and entering with intent to steal, A walk-up window has been of the Colonial Tobacco Shop, Park. petty larceny and possessing stol- constructed in the entrance lob- he sure to keep Nov. 24 open to see Wickapecko Drive, Wanamassa, Ace W. Gaines, Springwoo en property on March 6 in by, providing an added conve- and pointing a .22 caliber pistol Ave., Neptune, carrying a co Keansburg. nience for customers who find it at him. He is charged with breaking necessary to do their banking af- FUEL OIL The youth is accused of takin into the home of Lucille Fierro, ter the regular banking hours, SANTA'S ARRIVAL by Our Cash Price Today the money from a cash register Robbery Try North Shore St., and taking $44 said Mr. Bielitz. Experience with on Sept. 7, and fleeing on foot. worth of household goods, and walk-up windows at other offices Mr. Pettet persued him until the having stolen fishing equipment show they are popular features PARACHUTE youth turned and pulled the gun. Is Charged worth $38 belonging to Joseph with some customers, he added. No shots were fired. Middlecoop, North Shore St. The newly constructed facility gal. FRIDAY at 9:30 a. m. sharp Talmadge was also indicted for Mrs. Betty Benzing, Villanova conforms to the architectural de- [16 contributing to the delinquency of To Viet Vet Drive, Manalapan Township, now cor of the New Shrewsbury of- Order now! It's getting ceolerl a 15-year-old Asbury Park girl OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Arm; a patient in Marlboro State Hospi- fice. 'Subject to market changes. Spec. 4 James F. Gaughan of Fi tal, arson, for setting fire to her on April 11, by taking her to At- The improvements also include lantic City overnight. Hancock, assigned to Ft. Mor recreation room on March 14. ing center widening the driveway from Hance & Davis 9 Others Filed mouth, was to be turned over Arthur R. Galli Sr., R.D. 3, FREE PARKING FOR 5.000 CARS military authorities today aft Newman Springs Road from 26 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank • SuperjtJr Court Judge Elvin R. Howell Township, bookmaking, one lane to two lanes, expediting Simmill received the indictments being arrested yesterday and ai March 6, at home. DIAL 747-0103 and the following nine and or- raigned here last night for at James M. Preston, Red Hill tempted armed robbery, polici dered them filed: Road, Middletown, carrying said. . Julius Williams, Burden Ave., concealed .38 caliber revolver in The soldier, who reportedly r< Asburjr Park, causing death by Keansburg last Dec. 4. cently returned from a 13-monl auto in August, 1966 on Rt. 33, George Ince, Irwin Place, Haz- stint in Vietnam, was accused < let, exposing himself to an eight- Howell Township. attempting to hold up Mrs year-old girl in Raritan Township • He is charged with being James Brown, Surf Motel man on Sept'. 13, 1966. a driver of a dump truck which ager, yesterday morning at th< collided with a Public Service Co- motel,. located on Rt. 35. Donald Cottrell, 20, Walnut St., ordinated Transit Co. bus, killing Magistrate Vincent Agresti oi Keyport, exposing himself to a HOLMDEL LIQUOR STORE a passenger in the truck. Nine dered the soldier to be held ove seven-year-old girl in Keyport bus passengers were injured in night, but did' not set any bail Sept. 25. HIGHWAY 35 OPPOSITE LILY-TULIP HOLMDEL the aocident. at the request of Asbury Par] -'- Ralph W. Howard J., Detroit, attorney Harry L. Shure, wto Mich., a soldier stationed at Ft. represented the defendant. Zoners Okay is now under the final slash in Prices! Building Of Gas Station FAIR HAVEN - The Zoning going out of Board last night approved a vari- New Management ance for construction of a new Sunqco service station oh the site of an existing one at River Road BUSINESS and Cedar Ave. of In its recommendation to Bor- ough Council, the board attached 6 conditions, all of which were agreed to by the Sun Oil Co. and SALE its attorney, William L. Russell, at previous hearings. Marge & Harry Genovese The company will build a three- bay station at the rear of the one that has been there since 949, and demolish the old one when construction is completed. The board's conditions covered the landscaping of the property, the preservation of its trees, and the lighting of the area. Major repairs would be banned, as would outdoor vending ma- chines and display racks. Unlicensed or inoperative vehi- cles-would' beiimited to'72-hours on the lot, and junks and wrecks to 24 hours. No new or used car sales would, be allowed. In another stipulation, the com- pany agreed to deed ll'/2 feet of land along Cedar Ave. to the bor- ough for the widening of that thoroughfare, including %y2 feet already dedicated for that pur- pose. Construction is starting within three months of Borough Council's action, if it is favorable. Decision was reserved a second time in the case of Christian Ber- tell Jr., 703 River Road, who seeks permission to expand a garage on his property. The board is considering the use of the addition, since Mr. ides. in-a-res tial zone, said it would be help- ful to his electrical contracting is. rns decision win De an- nounced at a special meeting WE WISH TO EXTEND OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION TO ALL OF THE CUSTOMERS IN Dec. 12. FINAL SALE TODAY AND TOMORROW THE HOLMDEL AREA FOR THEIR PATRONAGE, AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO A LONG Diabetes Tests Set SATURDAY IS POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY. AND LASTING. FRIENDLY RELATIONSHIP WITH YOU. WE EXTEND TO YOU A CORDIAL MIDDLETOWN—The township Board of Health has announced it WELCOME AND A WARM INVITATION TO VISIT US. PLEASE STOP IN AND SAY HELLO. will sponsor a diabetes detection MIDDLETOWN program for township residents next week. „ YOUTH CENTER Free blood tests will be given" IF YOU'RE HAVING A WE CARRY A MARGE and HARRY Monday through Saturday at clin- MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER ics throughout the township. The PARTY, DON'T HESITATE COMPLETE SELECTION OF WILL BE HAPPY TO HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN health office may be contacted IMPORTED & DOMESTIC for further information. 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If he "chad ning Board by announcing the jid control of traffic at the har- would still be the best investment McCallum stood firmly behind the known about this or had a plan possibility of a marine commuter >or and along the pier. the borough ever made." mayor's plans. in mind he never brought it up at line between the borough and Mayor Kellers said he hoped Robert Earle said he is ready Alfred F. Katz, who left the any of the council meetings." Manhattan. > get the okay of the Plan- to go ahead immediately. He said meeting shortly before the poll Mayor Kellers said premature Mayor Kellers said he has been ng Board last night before sub- nothing should stand in the way of of members, was not questioned. announcement of the proposed negotiating with the New York nitting the proposal to the Coun- buying the property. He said the However,^ David J. DeGroot, plan might cast an unfavorable City Department of Marine and l. assessed valuation, he under- board member and councilman, light in the minds of New York Aviation since that city's officials Big Ratable Seen stood, was only $5,000. said he wanted more facts and officials. — suggested the talks last June. Board member John Phair said Leslie M. Carhart, building in- figures before he \ made a de- "Now is the time to move into He told the board that progress le was completely in back of the spector; and board member cision. the venture," the mayor said, has been made in New York, and roposal. He said it would pro- George Rich gave qualified ap- Suspects Surprise "because of the rapid growth of pending approval of the Borough luce a "tremendous ratable for proval to the proposal pending Immediately after the meeting. the harbor, and because of a Council, and acquisition of the he Borough." cost studies. They said, however, Mr. DeGroot said he suspected needed ratable." _ • harbor, a meeting between the EAGLES ARE RECOGNIZED — An Eagle Recognition Day sponsored by Monmouth New York Commission and Mon Council of Boy Scouts concluded with a dinner last night in the Molly Pitcher Inn, mouth County Council of Mayors will take place. The purpose of Red Bank. It was attended by Eagle Scouts, their parents, and their sponsors for the meeting is to take final steps for day, who were men in vocational fields of the boys' choice. At left are Peyton implementing the plan. It would State Gives $$ Infusion, Wheeler 3d of Rod Bank with Marine Capt. Robert Astenfeld of Fort Monmouth. At •be up to the county's mayors to accept the desirability of the pro- right are Pat Kelley of Lincroft with Gordon Johnson of Oceanport, a programmer at posal. Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. Brig. Gen. Paul A. Feyereisen, center, is If all interested parties consent, chairman of the Advancement Committee which was responsible for Eagle Recognition the borough harbor would be pur- MCAP Wins a Reprieve Day this year. (Register Staff Photo). chased and the pier recon- LONG BRANCH — There was tor many major federal agen- other source of temporary finan- discuss the possibility of MCAP's structed. New York would pro- an Uth hour reprieve yesterday cies, including OEO which has cing. getting temporary financial help vide it's °wn slips to accommo- for the county's anti-poverty been fundless since Oct. 23, is And, Mr. Taylor said, he will from the county, if need be. date the commuter ships. agency, scheduled to close down pending in the Congress. meet today with Joseph C. Ir- The board of freeholders "will Fast Service Planned today because of lack of funds. Mr. Taylor said the Governor's win, director of the Monmouth do everything it can to help," Mayor Kellers said hydrofoil: Monmouth Community Ac- Emergency Fund might be an- County Board of Freeholders, to Mr. Irwin said yesterday. Bids Youth Weigh would not be used. Instead, high ion Program got a two-week speed, deep water craft would to ease on life when the state De- utilized. These vessels coul partment of Community Affairs, travel up to 45 knots, making which owes MCAP between $30,- the trip from the Borough to New 000 and $60,000, depending on Government Work York in less than 45 minutes. whose figures you use, agreed to At the dinner, each Eagle E. Murray Todd, vice president, He said he has not been pre- give it the lesser amount. RED BANK — D. Louis Tonti ar< t0 make of Holmdel, executive director of Scout and his sponsor were Joined tonmouth Council, delivered the P *i public statements The $30,000 will keep the tfceN.J. Highway Authority, last by the boy's parents and Scout- atement of purpose and charge before this time because hi agency in operation another two night advised young people to master, allowing the parents to > the Eagle Scouts. wanted workable details prior weeks, Joseph E. Taylor, MCAP consider government service. inquire of the sponsor what Eagle Scouts, their leaders and submitting them to the counci executive director, told a press Addressing a dinner on Eagle schools the boy might attend and iponsors respectively are: next Tuesday night. conference in the agency's head- Recognition Day sponsored by what steps he should take to pre- Donald S. Bartlett, John Aiello, He said he also did not want t< quarters here late yesterday af-J the Monmouth Boy Scout Council pare himself for the future. idward M. Anibler; Richard O. discuss the plans during electioi ternoon. In the Molly Pitcher Motor Inn, The Eagle Scouts were the rown, J. F. Regan, Col. G. W. because "I did not want this to b Rep. James J. Howard, D-N.J., Mr., Tonti declared that "more guests of the First Merchants Engel; Edward W. Clayton, Mr. confused with anything politi- gets the credit for freeing the competent young people...must set National Bank. Erick C. Bertel Regan, Col. L. C. Callahan; Wil- cal." cash from the Department of •side a few years of their careers son, senior vice president, served iam H. Greenwood, William F. The state will do all of fte en- Community Affairs, an MCAP of- for service in government if our as host. 'ital Jr., Tommy Tucker; Wil- gineering studies in the harbor ficial said. nation is to continue to grow Herman J. Obermayer, West am J. Mclntyre 3d, R. A. Bel- agreement is reached. Ther would be no cost to the resi- The federal Office of Economic •trong from within." Long Branch, was chairman of anger, Dr. Charles L. Zukaukas; Opportunity; MCAP's parent'' The dinner honored the Mon the event. Brig. General Paul A. tephen L. Nelson, Mr. Regan, dents of the boroughs Private en- terprise, said the mayor, wou agency, had announced -late mouth Council Eagle Scouts. Feyereisen, commander of Proj- Thomas A. Nelson; William T. Wednesday that ^after^.|r(ee|jng. —Each boy was sponsored for the ect milard at Mbrimbith, chair- Nolan, Mr. Regan, Dr. William J. be invited-to.purchase and opei j Wan of the Advancement Commit ate the transportation vehicles. today's payroll for its approxi- day by a'man In the vocational 'Rourke; Dean A. Racioppi, Mr. mately 200 employees MCAP or professional field of the boy's tee under whose responsibility Since the borough is the on 1 tegan, James E. Carr; Robert would be out of business because choice and giventKe'op^ortunity the "Eagle Recognition Day is itillwagon, Mr., Vital. Dr. Ed- area in Monmouth County whe carried out each year. •*%' it would be out of funds. to explore the field. rard Vopicka; 'Gary' Vital, Mr. deep water pier can be built, Mr. Taylor told Congressman ital, Dr. Harrison J. Merrill; could be the focal point for heav Howard yesterday that the De- Harvin Brittingham, William mass commuting to and froi partment of Community Affairs 3raham Sr., Bernard Kellenyi, New York. wasn't releasing money owed Boyer Testimonial ind Michael J. Cassidy, Andrew A ship the size of the Queen MCAP, Norman Dorfman, a '. Lenoert, Ernest Hall. Mary possibly could transport member of the MCAP board and Abo, Arthur B. Cooper, Wil- people between the two states, chairman of its finance commit- VETERANS DAY OBSERVANCE — Pupils at the Willow Street School, Fair Haven, iam Balaban, Donalld CC. Dun- the mayor said. tee said. The congressman made Slated Tomorrow am; James Y. Dunbar, Jr., Mr. In the event the year-round a phone call to Commissioner observed Veterans Day with a program which included flag-raising ceremony, a lalaban, Ensign Thomas S. But commuter service becomes a re- Paul Ylviskaer, and two hours speaker, and music by the school band. Among those talcing part were, left to right, SEA BRIGHT — Gilbert (Bert) Mrs. Frank Krivas of Buena !er; Alan R. D'Zurilla, F. A. ality, negotiations would be W. Boyer was chief of the Sea Park, Calif., and James Boyer later, the state agency told MC- Blair D. Kamin, who spoke on "The Meaning of Veterans Day;" and Wendy Avery, D'Zurilla, Warren B. Meyer; made with area bus lines to pro- AP the money was available, Bright Police' Department for 22 of Port Monmouth. They also John W. Ford, Mr. Lennert, vide land transportation from grand marshal. In rear are, same order, color guards James Fix, Craig Sauch, Virginia yean, will be honored at a testi- have 10 grandchildren and are ex- Mr. Dorfman said. Thomas S. Beers; Howard H. points within the county to The $30,000 represents federal Manley, and Marianne Frey. A moment of silence was observed by the students, show- monial dinner In Riverhouse Inn, pecting an eleventh in January Ganson, Mr. Lennert, Robert S. the pier. Rumson, tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Chief Boyer is a member of and state funds committed to ing respect for the sacrifices made by veterans of U.S. Armed Forces. Veterans Day Coiner; John W. Harwood, Earle Land transportation, according The dinner, given for Chief the Sea Bright Hook and Ladder MCAP for programs the agency C. Rowse. Dr. William Kaloss; to the mayor, has not been fully has Boyer by a group of bis friends, Co. and a charter member of the Harold W. Hull, Mr. Graham, to the mayor, has not been fully has operatedJjuJUfol-JiKbicfl-it also coincides with his 64th birth- Sea Bright First Aid Squad, disoussed.~«e-said~followifil"«te hasn't received monies, Mr. Dprf- (Register Staff Photo I He" ts also a life member of projected mayors' conference, bus man explained. *TUJT—"-" •'••"• "••' * anssen, Orving C. Olsen, Peter and transportation companies Chief Boyer retired last June the New Jersey State Chiefs As- Kennedy; Patrick L. Kelly, Unless Congress authorizes ap- jftejc,,35 years of servicewjth the sociation; the Monmouth County rlr. Lennert; Joseph "J-.'-Fahey," "Sepajtment. He became a patrol- Chiefs Association, and the Inter ind James A. Littman, Mr. Bala- The major hurdle of the proj- anti-poverty program will be man in 1932. national Chiefs Association. He jan, Dr. Wolgang Ramm. ect would be acquiring the prop- broke in another two weeks, Mr. erty at the harbor and pier. If Taylor said. Since his retirement, he has belongs to the Abacus Lodge o Also, Guy A. Lucian, William worked as a bus driver for the Masons of Long Branch and the necessary it would be con- But the agency's top staff and Diabetes Tests Start Monday Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite o McTernan, Gary Y. Kaplan; demned. Mayor Kellers said. executive board members don't Sea Bright Board of Education Bruce MacLeod, B. J. Homefield, and, in a part-time capacity, as Free Masonry, Valley of Trenton. Purchase of the property will be expect it to shut down. LONG BRANCH — Free test- 11 a.m.; Lincroft Pharmacy, 2 to Foodtown, Friday, 10 to 11 gateman on the Sea Bright-Rum At last night's Borough Coun- Dr. Allen B. Kendall; Otto A. discussed at the council meeting Mr. Dorfman said a bill pro- ing of Monmouth County resi- 3:30 p.m., and Foodtown, Rt. 35, a.m.; Middletown Pharmacy, 2 son bridge. In his spare time, cil meeting, Mayor Frank H. Van Moyer, Mr. Graham, Ensign But- Tuesday. viding for temporary financing dents for diabetes will start Mon- 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.; Foodtown, 1 to 2:30 i ler; Richard A. Moyer, Mr. Gra- Shop-Rite, Rt. 35, Wednesday, 10 p.m. and Shop-Rite, 7 to 8:30 p.m. his friends say, he likes to play Duzer paid tribute to former day at health agencies throughout! pool, and he wields a mean cue Chief Boyer and officially an- ham, Marshal Bord; Jeffrey S. to 11 a.m.; Middletown Phar- Health office, Township Hall, the county. Born in Reinerton, Pa., 1903, he nounced the testimonial dinner, Nintzel, Mr. Balaban, Donald H. macy, 2 to 3:30 p.m. and Grand Saturday, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. came to Sea Bright in the early He invited any friends of thi DeLue; George G. Seibert, Hospitals, municipal health of- Union store, Rt. 36, 2 to 3:30 NEPTUNE 1920's. Between 1923 and 1929 he former chief who wish to attend, Mr. D'Zurilla, J. A. Eolon; Marlboro Bids ficers, public health nursing as- .m. Jersey Shore Medical Center served with the Army. to do so. James L. Toole, H. A. Fritsche, sociations and other agencies are Pantry Pride, Rt. 35, Thurs- outpatient clinic, Thursday, 1 to In June, 1929, he was married to The testimonial will be unde Rev. Donald E. Hickey; Peyton participating in a week-long pro- day, 2 to 3:30 p.m. 3 p.m. the former Elizabeth Truex of the joint chairmanship of Police Wheeler 3d, R. G. Hinderliter, ram under sponsorship of the Sea Bright. They have three chil- Chief Gerald and Mrs. Roberta Capt. R. B. Austenfeld, Jr.; Jury Probe Books Monmouth County Medical Soci- dren, Gilbert Boyer of Rumson; Cranmer. James Scott-Williams, Orving C. ety, the state Department of MARLBORO — In a resolution, passed unanimously, Health and the American Diabetes TSastasio Su&s Russo Olsen, Benjamin Spence; Ken- Township Council last night agreed to request the Monmouth association. ieth Butler, Frank Veary, Dr. County prosecutor's office to hold a grand jury investigation Edith J. Tebo; James W. Fur- of charges of municipal irregularities and illegal conduct Mayor Paul Nastasio Jr. lastj long, G. W. Tuschman, C. Ber- made here from 1962 through 1967. night proclaimed the weekOn' Quoted Statements Claiming that various charges of Irregularities and il- of Nov. 12 through Nov. 18 Dia- LONG BRANCH - Mayor Paul utterly false and untrue," the suit nard Blum; Edward R. Jantzen, betes Week in Long Branch and Robert M. Kitson, Chester Apy; legalities in Marlboro affairs have been harmful to many in Nastasio Jr. has sued Anthony sets forth. the township, the resolution seeks the help of the court to urged all city residents to have (Little Pussy) Russo for slander. It goes on to claim the mayor William Kuchenbrod, Mr. Kitson, themselves and their families Capt. Robert J. Sullivan; Earl solve this township's problems. has been "greatly injured in his Council minority members Joseph Brodniak and Philip tested for the disease. In a press conference yester- B. Slddohs, G. A. Asbjorn, Dr. day, the mayor announced his at- position as a public official and Arnold, who represent the Citizen's Committee, voted for the Doctor's Appeal a private citizen" and has suf- Walter S. MacAfee; Gregory measure only after being assured by Council President George Dr. Nathan F. Troum, staff torney, James F. McGovern Jr. Strobel, Carlton I. Jessup Sr., Al- of Jersey City, filed suit yester- fered "great damages, loss, pain C. Creevey that all the charges made during these years physician at Monmouth Medical and anguish." fred Nordheden; John E. Alexan- day in Superior Court in Trenton. would be submitted to the prosecutor. Center and chairman of the pro- Explaining that he filed the suit der, G. R. Whitney, Richard gram's sponsoring committee, The civil complaint and demand John A. Dressier of Texas Road already has submitted for a jury hearing accuses the as a private citizen at his own ex- Scarborough; Alexander S. Bar- a request to the prosecutor for an investigation of irregulari- particularly appealed to persons pense, Mayor Nastasio declared, rah, H. W. Brockel, Dr. James ties in township records for 1364 and 1965. older than 40 to be tested, es- alleged mob leader "did will- fully, wickedly and maliciously "I'm prepared to go all the way. Normington; Timothy M. Galla- Mayor Walter C. Grubb Jr. also endorsed the resolution' pecially if they are related to a It's the only way I can clear sher, William A. Smith, Robert and said that he felt a Grand Jury investigation would be diabetic or are overweight. It is contrive to take away the plain- tiff's good name, fame and credit my name." H. Greene; William A. Herbert beneficial. estimated, the doctor said, that Mr. Russo's denial under oath 3,500 county residents are un- and bring him into public scandal, Jr., Mr. Smith, Ensifin Butler Councilman Alfred E. Storer submitted his resignation as infamy and disgrace." that he made the alleged state- and Stephen Ho!!, Dennis C. a member of the township Municipal Utilities Authority. knowing victims of the disease. ment concerning the mayor and Wood Sr., Granville D. Magee. Appointed to the authority by council last February, It is vitally important, Dr. The suit calls Mr. Russo's al- other statements concerning his Councilman Storer said that he had enjoyed his work there Troum explained, that persons to leged statements on April 24 in supposed control of several coun- Also, John C. Moratis, John very much, and that he regretted the fact [hat he had to the Surf Lounge parking lot, when Krott, Peter J. Kennedy; Michael be tested first eat a hearty meal. cilmen was the basis for his in- resign. Council is expected to name his replacement next The most sensitive test for dia- he reportedly declared to a state dictment one perjury charges last Murphy, Mr. Krott, Charles H. week. trooper and two local police of- 1 Maps Jr.; Robert C. Newberry, betes is a blood sugar determina- week by the Grand Jury. Mayor Grubb observed that Sunday, Nov. 26, will be Flag tion 1!4 to two hours after such ficers that "we can take care Mr, Krott, Lt. Col. J. R. Gober; Raising Day, and he invited all Marlboro residents to raise of the mayor," derogatory, de- Craig R. Scott, W. A. Ruby, Ed- a meal, he said. their flags and give thanks on that day. This is the testing schedule: famatory and slanderous, and Taylor Elected gar W Sawyer Sr.; James P. asks a judgment of damaRcs both Scott, W. T. Gregory, Col. Robert LONG BRANCH compensatory and punitive, to- To State Post P. Haffa (Ret); Arthur W. Swert- Public Nursing Association of- ; feger, Mr. Krott, Dr. JosopVA. Estimate Board For. College Set fice, • 1HJ Vntoi .-Av&!,; Mori t Brirk Twp. 11-3) _...«. With quarterback Jim Mottine directing the attack, Red ' Added interest in the battle will focus on Matawan's Randy Long Branch-Brick Brick, 21-7 Brick, 21-14 Brick, 21-14 MlddlrU.im (Sl-l) _..S Tonii KlvFr <<-3) - 1 Bank has two outstanding runners in Charles "C.B." Carter," Davis, defending state scoring champion and current leader. Freehold-Mon. Reg. Monmouth, 12-& Freehold, 12-7 Monmouth, 12-0 1-oni Dram'h (4-3) t who tallied two touchdowns and an extra point against Brick, Monmoulli Kf(. (1-5-1) , 1 Davis, who has 25 touchdowns and an extra point for a 151 Matawan-Manasquan Matawan, 26-13 Matawan, 30-12 Matawan, 20-13 rrerhold Il«. (0-71 0 and Gary Sargeant. Mottine's aerial game has end Moss total, needs two touchdowns to match his 1966 mark of 27 "B" DIVISION So. Freehold-LakewoodSo. Freehold, 13-12 So. Freehold, 19-13 So. Freehold, 19-6 Katurday't (iamri Dudley as the chief target. TDs, one conversion, 163 points, an all-time Shore area record. Rumson-FH-High. Park Highland Park, 27-13 Highland Park, 28-7 Highland Park, 21-13 Mntawan at Manjuqtiao Red Bank's defensive line, which has yielded' the fewest LaliMtDod at So. Freehold In addition to the Matawan-Manasquan feature, Lakewood Asbury Park-Hamilton Hamilton, 14-6 Hamilton, 20-6 Hamilton, 13-7 Sl'ANDLNOS points (19) among Shore area clubs, again will be called upon will journey to Southern Freehold with escape from the "B" Croy. Hall-Ad. Far. Ad. Farragut, 33-12 Ad. Farragut, 35-12 Ad. Farragut, 20-13 Rarltao Twp. (5-11) -.i_« Uatawaii («-l) I Shore-Ocean Ocean, 26-12 Ocean, 19-14 Ocean. 14-0 ManuquM (3-1-J) t Ocean 'IVp. <4-S-!) ..._^.._...J Keyport-Raritan Raritan, 26-0 Raritan, 20-0 Raritan, 28-6 Oolral Rtr. (1-4) .3 . mi-noid tt-t) o So. Regional-Jackson So. Regional, 21-12 So. Regional, 18-7 Jackson, 19-13 afcenood (0-8-I) 0 Wall-Central Wall, 21-13 Wall, 28-6 Wall, 27-6 •C" DIVISION. Bellamy's 30 Lifts Knicks Katurday'i Gamei Pt. Beach-Wildwood Pt. Beach, 19-7 Pt. Beach, 19-0 Pt. Beach, 20-7 Southern lU-g. At Jat-kion Twp. hIV. LINGS NEW YORK (AP) — Walt Bel- CHICAGO (AP) — Veteran Pt. Boro-Lawr'nce Twp, Pt. Boro, 40-13 Pt. Boro. 27-7 Pt. Boro, 34-0 W I'l. Boro (7-0) ~ S lamy came off the. bench late Sam Jones, scoring 18 points in St. Jos.-Highsrown Hightstown, 14-6 Hightstown, 14-6 Hightstown, 27-6 Hall Twp. (Vl-I) 41 in the first quarter and sparked the second half, brought Boston It. Bi'Wli (Ml) 4 SUNDAY Shore IW. (3-3-1) , 1 :he New York Knickerbockers to back from a 13-point deficit to Mat. Dei-Bayley-EIIard Mater Del, 33-0 Mater Del, 30-6 Mater Dei, 33-13 Smilhi-rn H«'«. (5-51 ...- I give the Celtics a 107-93 triumph Jafknon Twp. (LI!) • 123-106 victory over the Cin- RB Cath.-St. Anthony's St. Anthony's, 27-6 St. Anthony's, 13-0 RB Cath., 12-6 Keyport (O-O-ll _..O linnati Royals last night in the over the Chicago Bulls last night. lNIIDPICNDENTX Saturday's Garnet iecond game of a National Bas- The victory was the eighth of l 1'ark at RiamuarA Hamilton Twp. at Asbttnr fark eball Association doubleheader. the year for Boston against one Cm) don Hall al Admiral farrafil Eddie Miles' steal and Dave loss, while the Bulls absorbed Hbora Ilee- at Ocean Twp, Kill at Central '. ing's two foul shots gave the their 11th setback against a sin- State's Parochial Harriers rt Beach at Wlldwood le Lawrence. Twp. m» rt, Bon Detroit Pistons a 119-118 victory 8 victory. K«yport at Rarllaa ; . ver the Seattle Supersonlcs in Chicago, leading, 58-49, at half- 81. Jonrph'a (TR> al llllbtiKn Kundar'H name* the first game at Madison Square time, moved into a 78-65 margin Mater Dei at Baylry-Kllard (MallMnl IIII. Catholic at W. Aalfennr'a (Tren- larden. midway In the third quarter on Bid for Laurels Tomorrow ton) the shooting of Bob Boozer. The New York, trailing, 32-22, after ELIZABETH - The. 11th an- petition. the meet: Bergen, Hudson, Celtics, led by Jones and play- ne quarter, tied the game at nual New Jersey Catholic Track Essex Catholic has won the last 'assalc, Essex, Union, Morris, er-coach Bill Russell, stormed 2-all early in the second period. Conference cross-country Cham four varsity titles and is a slight Middlesex, Monmouth and Ocean, CBAWiks back to take an 83-80 lead with Bellamy scored two points in the pionships are scheduled for to- favorite to take the race again lie field includes three teams BELMAR - CBA notched. Its 12 minutes left In the game. 10-point spurt and then scored 12 morrow at Warinanco Park, here. this year. St.- Joseph's, Metuchen, hat already have won their 10th dual meet victory of 'the The Bulls scored only three more to help the Knicks to a More than 650 boys from 25 and Rosclle Catholic are the prin- ounty titles: DePaul (Passaic) cross-country season against one points in the first six minutes of 9-59 tie at intermission. schools, including Christian cipal contenders. Individually, ioselle Catholic (Union), and S setback yesterday by easily dis- the final quarter and the Celtics New York took a five-point lead, Brothers Academy, Red Bank Bill Lyons of St. Peter's (New posing of St. Rose, 18-tt. moved ahead with Jones pepper- oseph's (Middlesex), plus thi 8-83, after three quarters and Catholic, Mater Dei, St. Rose and Brunswick), Steve Baran of Union ndividual champs in ijassaic (Pa Tom Kearsley and Pat .'Mc- ing away to a 93-85 bulge. Beach of Red then raced to a 104-99 'margin St. Joseph's of Toms River, will Catholic, Gary igan, DePaul), BergenfRelnert) Donough paced the Colts by fin- with 7:57 left. The 16 points in Jones tallied 25 points while compete. Bank Catholic and sophomore ishing 1-: with times of 12:21 tnd Russell had 21. Topping the Bulls md Middlesex (Lyons). NJCT this spurt were scored by Bella- The five-division meet will start sensation Billy Reinert of St. Jo- earns are also favored to rur 12:27, respectively. ' • were Boozer and Jerry Sloan at 12:30 p.m., following the seph's (Montvale) are the chief CBA (IK) — fk. Boa* (49) • ' my and Dick Barnett, eight each. -2-3 in the Monmouth Count) 1. Tom Ktariler (OBAl. 1!:S1: JsPm each with 24. NJISAA North Jersey Section 2 contenders for the laurels won the Bellamy finished with 30 points neet Tuesday, while Essex Cath McDonough (CBAI. 12:17; 3. Bltt-V races at the same course. There past two years by four-minute Noilrancil (BR): i. Ilm Him (ublic schools. 11—Friday, Nov. 10, COMPLETE Upland Game Hunters Set Their Sights FARM By DICK RIKER PHEASANTS PLENTIFUL SERVICE Clear skies and chilly northwest winds are the forecast for Another fine year for pheasants seems to be In the offing. The state is releasing over 64,000 birds, almost 44,000 of them Frank Porter's tomorrow. With weather conditions near perfect, heavy crowds on public hunting tracts. The native pheasant population is of gunners should be on hand to open the upland game season. high in such areas as Manalapan and Marlboro within Mon- Red Bank Tire Co, JUMPING JERRY — Jerry The traditional starting hour of 9 a.m. will be observed, mostly mouth County while the west-central counties have excellent in the breach, as we head into the first section of the split populations of the popular ringneck. Colliers Mills will be nor- SHREWSBURY AVE. 747 • 3404 Lucas of the Cincinnati Open Man. tfiru Fri. — 8 to 6 p.m.; Sat. to 3 p.m. ssason. The initial portion of the small game season comes to mally crowded on opening day, and I would not consider hunt- Royals scores on a layup in Ing there, unless no other grounds were available to me. Other an end on Dec. 2 to allow for the shotgun deer season, Dec. 4-9, SAVE last night's National Basket- than opening day or Saturdays, the Mills can be fun to hunt then reopens on Dec. 11 for the downhill run to the various clos- without having to dodge falling shot all day and Is well worth ball Association game at ing dates, the trip. Madison Square Garden. What is the forecast for upland gunners In New Jersey this Southwestern New Jersey Is quail country, and the quail TIME The Now York Knickerbock- season? For the most part, game seems to ^ * ~ «*,< ->, are doing well this year. But In your search for quail, do not RENT A CAR or ers' Walt Fraiier 110] is un- be in good supply. The only thin species at overlook the possibilities offered in Howejl Township and the this writing appears to be the ruffed grouse, farmlands south and west of Freehold. I^iave always had good TRUCK from HERTZ Hairston (221 of the Royals bits, as always, can prove spotty wiMi a good ^eaL^.vdrJation»in«lo«aJ"pap!itation5:™*™™" IB > T Snt U 1 Minting areas where gun pressure is the heaviest. I have never affvFV ^aLa^L^r''l'^lB a^a^a? ^ar " Cottontail rabbit populations are reported had too much trouble finding quail on privately owned grounds U-DRIVE .. . Call won the nightcap of on the upswing by Fish and Game Dept. open to the public and look for a good season on bobs. STAY IN YOUR doubleheador, 123-106,after biologists. September's rabbits, however, have SQUIRREL HUNTING? 775-1515,222-3299,747-2121 CAR AND HAVE the Detroit Pistons nipped the habit of disappearing by the November Squirrels are the most common and yet least hunted small opener. Good habitat is the secret of good game species in New Jersey. Some areas are actually suffer- IT WASHED IN the Seattle Super Sonics, rabbit populations in late Jail. Cover condi- ing from an over-abundance of these tree-topping animals. I 119-118, in the ffrst game. tions appear good and unless extremely poor Rlker suspect that they are under-hunted because they are not showy ONLY 2 MINUTES (AP Wirephoto) weather, conditions raise the rabbit mortality rate, we should like the ringneck or grouse. Furthermore, the squirrel hunter have good runs for the beagle hounds. has to have a completely different style of hunting, if he is to be very successful and too few upland gunners know how to hunt in this manner. If you could state the roles of successful Falcons Exit squirrel hunting in just one phrase, it would be. "Be quiet, be early, keep your head up and move slower." PANELING INVENTORY Ruffed grouse are still in short supply in northwestern From State New Jersey where they are the major upland bird. Cyclical, paneling clearance the grouse populations took a nose dive last year, and I do SPECIAL Tournament not expect to see large numbers of grouse in the covers for another two years. Locally, the' population of grouse was MADISON — With Art Schwartz relatively small anyhow, so Hie decline was not particularly POT-O- and Jim DeFillip scoring threi noticeable. Try the Turkey Swamp area southwest of Freehold goals each, North Plainfield if you are a grouse hunter. The bag limit remauis three a routed Monmouth Regional, 7-2, day. LUCK yesterday in an NJISAA Group Fox hunters will also take to the field tomorrow. Most Buy 10—Get One 4x7's and 4x8's III state tournament soccer upland gunners see more fox tracks than foxes and they take match. PRE-HNISHED very few foxes. My old beagles would sometimes bring a gray FREE! Each tallied once in the first pe- fox to me while pheasant or rabbit hunting In Sussex County. riod, and Schwartz scored again They would really bawl when Hiey ran a fox, so I was not 32" x 7' V-GROOVED UNFINISHED in the second stanza to give North caught unaware. But the average scattergunner, working with- 99 Plainfield a 3-0 halftime lead. out hounds, is usually caught off balance when he jumps a fox. Joel Menhopane broke the The clan of long-legged hunters who follow the fox hounds, LUAN per sheet scoring ice for Monmouth in the another breed entirely, live for the pleasure of listening to the 1 third quarter when he took a 40- music of the hounds. yard pass from Don Paddack SKEET, TURKEY SHOOTS PLYWOOD 1,„„„ ALL PANELS and headed the ball into the nets, With Sunday hunting still forbidden — thanks to a rather 1! SHEETS ONLY 19.95 DeFillip and Bob Tabouz stuffy "blue law" — the seattergunner has few choices avail- 4x8 SHEETS—PRE-FINISHED added one goal apiece to North able to him other than the "boob tube" and a football game 4x8 AUTUMN BROWN 3.75 FULL VA" Genuine Hardwood Plainfield's total in the third or three. This Sunday he can go afield and do some shooting .TRIPS AROUND THE CAR stanza, while Schwartz and De- at targets if not at game. The Wayside GunXlub is holding 4x8 GOLDEN DENARRA 5.75 Fillip both scored in the final another championship skeet shoot both tomorrow and Sunday Reg. period. at its home skcet field on Wayside Rd., just south of West Park 4x8 AUTUMN BLEND 5.75 USES 2 QUARTERS AUTUME BLAZE 7.85 3.99 Rog. North Plainfield will now meel Ave. MAPLETONE I.H 4.95 the winner of today's match be- 4x8 NUT WOOD 5.75 tween Ocean Township and Had- 4x8 ANTIQUE BIRCH 6.33 GENUINE OAK 4.99 don Heights at Ewing Township R»g. at 1 p.m. ANTIQUE BIRCH 14.40 5.99 4x8 ESPRESSO ELM 8.75 In another Group III tussie, As- Reg. GENUINE WALNUT 24.00 7.99 bury Park will oppose Edison 4x8 TAWNY BIRCH 8.75 Reg. Tech of Elizabeth today at 4x8 CHERRY 9.95 GREEN MT. BIRCH 14.50 8.95 p.m. Reg. Two other matches are also on . STOJPJN and SEE OVER 65 PANELING BLONDE ELM - 11.50 8.95 tap for today. Southern Freehold Reg.- Regional and Neptune will meet STYLES ON DISPLAY! OLD-FASHIONED HICKORY 21,00 11.95 at 10 a.m. at Freehold Regiona High School in Group IV tilt, while Point Pleasant Boro THE RED BANK IARINE LUMBER Cl faces Hightstown, also at 10 a.m., WORLD'S mi at Princeton University in a LARGEST MAHOGANi, TEAK, OAK and MARINE PLYWOODS Sroup III contest. TRANSMISSION SPECIALISTS LUMBER HIGHWAY 35 OnrMf If3 E. Newman Sprlngi Road. MIDDLETOWN ,1139(fceanAve.842_33g5Sea Bright RED BANK — 842-2500 & SUPPLY CO. Sourh of Howard Johnson's 809 Railroad Avonuo Opon dally fl A.M. to 5:30 P.M., Sat. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. More Sports Coll 741-5500 G. R. HOFFMIRE ASBURY PARK — 774-J800 ATTENTION BOATMEN! OPEN SUNDAYS 9 TO NOON Cor. Pearl and Wall, Rod Bank 0. H. WHITE OPEN DAILY 8-5 On Page 21 Open Dull/ 7.30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.; Sal. 7.30 AM, to 5 P.M. I Friday, Nov. 10, l%t-l.' (from Morg&nvHIe have purchased)Mr. Kelly Is In the main office of TJfE DAILY REGISTER ;*« former h'imi:, of Mr. and;The Monmouth County Nattoft&J IMrs. /jtdrew !A. Orr at 63 Thsyfrr;Bajik wi Broad St., VfA Bank. f«Iy on Classified 31 Closings for Red Bank MLS |r>ri/e, New Shrewsbury. Mr. y\n, fj\ui!rjrt$\ VSJI Dora hu A«l» to find the better faane that Jimlracek is m operating tn-\my)tA from m Eranch Ave# mean* happier living. Check RED B£NK — An active rei house at 10 Bowtell Court in t within two weeks after it wa of Mr. and Mrs. Almo D. Squitero as a nurse in Middletown Town- gineer at Marlboro State Hospi- Red Bank, to an apartment. "Homes for Sale" now! estate market Is reflected in new Deepdale section of Midd listed with MLS by Mrs. Lillia at 107 Woodbine Ave., Little Sil- lip schools. Mr. and Mrs. 01- tal. Mr. and Mrs. Orr moved to Her property was listed with 1 closings on residential sales town. Mr. Ryden is with the U Locklin of Rolston Waterbury ver. Mr. Hyatt is a member of 3n, who listed their property Tulsa, Okla. William A. Arm- members of MLS through Mrs. ported this week by members Life Insurance Co. of Ne' office. the law firm of Pitney, Hardin irough Lawrence J. Schilling of strong of the E. A. Armstrong Elizabeth Randall of Rolston Wa- Red Bank Area Multiple Listin, York City. Harry W. Keely ha Mrs. Nilson also reported tt and Kipp of Newark. Mrs. Hyatt ittle Silver, moved to South Car- Agency, Little Silver, listed the terbury's office, and purchased Service. died negotiations. sale of property at 85 Leedsvill is the former Karen Detweiler, ina. The sale was negotiated property. It was sold by Lorin by Mr. Meistrich. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flemin; Another new house at 26 Bo' Drive in Lincroft to Mr. and Mr: Agency, Red Bank. I Modem Apartments daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. El- 'o weeks later by Mrs. Ella Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dentroux sold their home at 82 Rumso; tell Court was purchased by M Roger Sayers, formerly of W; liott Detweiler of Hubbard Park, 'iltshire Diggle of the Ella Wilt- Four sales by Harold A. have moved from an apartment Road, Rumson, to Mr. and Mn and Mrs. Claude Raby o[ M AT RENTALS dell Ave., Rumson. Mr. Sayers Red Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Squitero lire Agency, Sea Bright. Meistrich of The Meistrich Agen- in Keyport to their home at 53 John E. Harrin, who moved her dletown. Mr. Raby is with t! with the Long Branch publi have moved to Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Esther M. May, former- cy, Red Bank, include a new Crestview Drive in Middletown. : YOU CAN AFFORD with their two daughters froi Huber Corp. Mario E. Cilli school system. He and Mr: Mrs. Locilento also listed this of Bruce Place. Rumson, has house on Sugar Maple Lane in They have one child. Mr. Den- Warwickshire, England. Mr. He, Applebrook's Matawan offi Sayers have five children. Th property, and it was sold by Mrs. urchased a house at 225 Branch New Shrewsbury, purchased by troux is employed at Fort Mon- rm is with the Federal Pacific handled this transaction. former owner, Mrs. Jeannette Elizabeth T. Randall of Rolston ve., Little Silver, through Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Spector, mouth. Electric Co. Mr. and Mrs. Flem Mr. and Mrs. William A. Kri Van Note, has moved to Ne Waterbury's office, Red Bank. am C. Waterman of Allaire- who have moved with their two MONMOUTH Jig moved to New York City. Mrs ger have moved from Little Si Shrewsbury. Mr. Cecelia Bail Also reported by Mr. Water- arrow Agency, Red Bank. The children from Eatontown. Mr, I Marie Low of the Ellen S. Haze ver to their home at 8 Heatr of the Crowell Agency, Re bury was the sale of property at irmer owner, Edward B. Lake, Spector is a lawyer,, with of-j ton office, Rumson, handled ne cliff Road in Rumson, purchas Bank, was listing broker. 154 Riverview Ave., Little Silver, fices in Asbury Park. 1 sted his home through Mrs. Em- VILLAGE gotiations, through Stanley K. Downs of Ne Mr. and Mrs. George Giffi to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Plain, la Todd Hemleb of the A. Fred Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly have Mr. and Mrs. Charles Halse; Shrewsbury. Mr. Kruger is wi have moved from Second St., Fa Marion A. Morris negotiated the laffeo Agency, Fair Haven, and moved from Rumson to their j APARTMENTS Jr. have sold their house at Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenn Haven, to 53 McCarter Ave., fo sale for Mr. and Mrs. Charles as moved to North Jersey to be home at 617 W. Front St., Riverj Hartshorne Lane in Kumson and Smith. The former owner: mer home of Mrs. Gertru Harrison of Fair Haven. ar fiis business. Plaza, purchased from Frank Bart Rogers of Monmouth Beach listed their property through M Pisciotta, who moved to i Capt. and Mrs. Robert O'Dare Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Jindracek Manson. through Mr. Meistrich. Mr. and Mrs. Halsey movei Marjorie W. Koster ol Ellen Ha apartment. Mr. Giffin is head have purchased the former home to Carmel, N.Y. Mrs. Helen elton's office, and have mov the Science Department at Rum of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ol- ROUTE 33 Hickey of Sterling Thompson an to an apartment. son-Fair Haven Regional High sen at 62 Standish Road in Little AN ESTATE SETTING FREEHOLD, N.J. Associates, Rumson office, re Mrs. Margaret Meacham, fo: School, and Mrs. Giffin teache Silver. Capt. O'Dare, U.S. Ma- YOUR ported this sale. merly of Shrewsbury, has pu: eighth grade at the Knollwoc rines, is leaving for Viet- chased the former home of M 1&2 BEDROOM Mrs. Dorothy A. Farmer of th School. Mrs. Nilson also negi nam. Mrs. O'Dare is the former same office reported the sale and Mrs. Oliver G. Billings tiated this sale. Dorothy Oest of Sea Bright. She APARTMENTS property at 54 Bingham Ave, 151 Point Road in Little Silve Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hovi IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Rumson, to Mr. and Mrs. Theo Mr. and Mrs. Billings moved to a: from Iselin have purchased th Real Estate Course PROJECT CENTER • Large Rooms dore D. Parsons Jr. from Fai apartment in Long Branch. E former home of Mr. am Haven. Mr. Parsons is with thi ward J. Dodd, associate of • Science Kitchen Mrs. George Brennan at 184 Riv Starts Monday Night law firm of Parsons, Canzon seph G. McCue, Rumson, bo eredge Road in New Shrewsbury EAST ORANGE - A 30-hour GIFTS FOR ALL SEASONS • Built-in Wall Oven Blair and Warren. The forme listed the property and negotiate; Mr. Hovis is a marine engineei ® • Ample Parking Facilities course covering real estate fun- owners, Mr. and Mrs. M. : its sale. with a New York shipping firm damentals, as approved by the Gould, have moved to Monmou' Black & Decker • Children's Equipped Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P. Wilsi A family of water skiers, the« New Jersey Real Estate Commis Beach. Mrs. Ellen S. Hazeltor U-JJt-2 3/1" DELUXE 2-SPEED Playground from Wood Dale, 111., have pu are four children at home an sion, will be held under the aus- DRILL AND BITS SPECIAL. • Swim Pool Facilities of Rumson listed the property one married. Mr. and Mrs. Brer SU.11 Volua, Suva Sill . . . VOUR CHOICE chased the former home of Mi pices of the New Jersey Asso- OVtr i%. Powerful U-221 3/B" with members of MLS. nan moved to Rumson. Kenne DIRECTIONS: Garden State and Mrs. John T. Coleman at ciation of Real Estate Boards, Drill lets you pick th» speed to Four new houses were Oyster Bay Drive in Rumson. Mi L. Hahn of Walker and Walk luH Itie ]ob. >A HP. I'I", Vi", Parkway to Exit 123, con- commencing Monday at Upsala Vt" drill bits. »!4.M ported sold by members of Ap Wilson is a pilot with America handled this transaction. College. AN APARTMENT tinue on Route 9 to Circle, plebrook Agency. Mr. and Mrs Airlines. He and Mrs. Wilsoi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hick< U-1SJ-1 JIO SAW, TABLE AND proceed around Circle to Jack Bleakly, chairman of the BLADES. (9.21 Value, Save 99 RESIDENCE YOU'LL James J.( Galvin, formerl} have four daughters and tw< have moved from Jackson S association's education commit- 14.2) . . . Ov«r I4S. 15 Pieces: Route 33 East, continue of New Shrewsbury, purchase* sons. The property was listed b' Fair Haven, to 21 Willow Court U-153 Jl3 Sow< Jig Sow Table, CALL A HOME on Route 33 East epprox. tee, said Dean G. Avery Beck- 10 blades, blade pouch, hex a house on Popomora Drive ii Ted Hall of the Ted Hall Agency Shrewsbury. The property wa maun, realtor and attorney of wren*, hokter. 1/7 HP. Extra- 9-story penthoun tnd luxury 1 mile to Monmouth Gar- Rumson, built by Pouso Co., Inc, purchased from Dr. and Mrs. Wil- ordinary versatility, I24.W 24 «pt. reiMencB in ffit tstaft* Fair Haven, and sold by Vivian Hackensack, will direct the U-140-1 FIN1SHINO SANDER EACH ana of Deal, adjoining th» den Apartments, Mr. Galvin is with W. R. Grace Sauvage of Hall Bros., Fair H liam Caldwell, who moved to Lew- nzrse. Co. Mrs. Mary Margaret Rich ol KIT. S2JJ4 Value, San «US famad Harbour Island Spa. ven. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman hav is Lane in Fair Haven. Mr. Hickej The course of study will Include .. . Over US. 14 Pieces: U-140 buy all Mtra* KHTALAGEHTONPflEMISES Applebrook's Rumson office ne Bnlsning Sorider, plattic me, "PRIVATE HOME" moved to Little Silver, is with Allied Chemical Co. property interests and rights; gotiated the sale. • 10 sheets of obraslvo paper, 6 and SAVE B.91. Two, TkrM and Four- Morristown. He and Mrs. Hicke; or. can .Famawood wood Mlf/ 462-9348 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Heisi mortgages; leases; business op- •tdroem Sulrts Mrs. Rich also reported th have sold their house at 1 have a year old daughter, and portunity sales; municipal and spatula for filter 1/6 HP. 124.7; Outstanding Features sale of another house built bj Woodbine Ave., Little Silver, son in college. Mrs. Olivia state laws and regulations; law ALSO IN STOCK AT REASONABLE PRICES Dutcher of the Van Horn Agenc; Tarraets Offaring Panoramic MftQOMi Pouso, on Washington Ave., Rum Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sims fro of agency, and license act and • Scotfs Lawn Product! • Sakret* son, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronalc Fair Haven, listed the property. Ocaa'n Visws Mantjamant Company Carlstadt. Mr. Sims is with Be rules and regulations. Valardi from Red Bank. Kenneth L. Hahn of Walker and • Shutianttti • Pltttbargh Point! Privalt B.ach on th. Atlantic 900 Broai) St, Newark, N. J. Telephone Laboratories at Holm- • Mack and Daclctr Tooli Indoor Swimming Pool (Mr. and Mrs. William Rydei del. Mr. and Mrs. Heiser moved Walker negotiated the sale. MA 3-1349 ha* moved from Townsend • Flagstont Sauna Rooms to Hendersonville, N.C. The pro A new house built by Ea: Cars Collide Attended Parking ! Drive in Oak Hill to a new erty wa3 listed by Mrs. Tess Bo, Moody at 61 Harvard St., Mi MONMOUTH BEACH - Both Step In and Get Hie 24-hr, Doorman Service dletown, has been purchased b; Renting Offic* on Primins nema of The Dowstra Agencj drivers received summonses for "Red Carpet Treatment" Red Bank, and sold by Rogi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maher, careless driving after a collision Cozens of Hall Bros. who moved here from Connecti- at Ocean Ave. and Valentine St. cut. Mr. Maher is with A.T. & T. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schmi* at 12:20 a.m. Wednesday, accord- HARBOUR Peter A. Thompson of Walker and rom Los Angeles, Calif., hav ing to police. Little Silver Walker's Holmdel office reported moved into their house at S They said Alfred L. Snyder towers this sale. reentree Ter., Lincroft, pu Jr., 19 Spring St., Red Bank, and (201) 229-6010 Mr. Thompson also negotiate LUMBER On Hit 0cMn~

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Up to 9 rooms/ ol just furniture. 5bedrcoms/3balhs/ ChEBsequahE "sunken" family room/ MDERSON BROS., Inc. 2-ca Woods •'53 Mechanic Street Th» Eton Two-Story SUFFWOODROAD . •'>) RED BANK 8 rooms/4 hugo bedrooms/ MADISON TOWNSHIP, N.J. RT. 35, HAZLET — 264-8200 "sunken" living room with CALL balcony & vaulted colling/ RT. 35, MIDDLETOWN — 671-1000 2Vi baths/2-car garage/ bmnunt 41-0030 M(U A / AILND WM UNtt AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS F08 SALE 16—Fruity, Nov. 10, 1967 AITTOS TOR SALE (More O**aifled Adi PAJfTZft — JHrtl** latfrrfc*t*d ia tai- THE DAILY BEGISTER t fede*ce 'M tevMwet a" On V» Nor PH«> *T» » «*r« «.TsUitU. rul HK It* tidiuitA, turn * TWIN • BORO ANNOUNCEMENTS Alt, U64UM LOST AND FOUND AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FO« SALE RAMBLER LOST — Female Scottle, "Teakey", fUrltin Valley, Hulct. Iowa. taw. Re- ward. 3M-O783 liter 8 p.m. JERRY IARRATA & LOU LIRNER'S LOST — Part fllameae cat, black with Un Intermixed, one hlndfoot tanned. BAYSHORE Chrysler-Plymouth Blue collar. Anifwera to "JIU". 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Excellent transportation. autarmrlc tnmsmlsalon, llorrt blue, Riviere Sport Coupe, silver ml«t rodlo, olw more. wl* block leoltier Irrterlor, I from Oldsmobile a looded car. $1699 { Oldsmobile's 1968 ideas are contemporary ideas — full of youth, spirit and $1799 1963 DODGE 1966 CHEVROLET ' ' flair. There are great ideas in styling. There are new ideas in V-8 action. Impoto V^, A door sedan, power 1963 BUICK , "880" four-door sedan. Power »t«erlns, mitomitl-, -m)lo, plus mora ! There are elegant ideas — luxurious interiors, built-in extras for sheer comfort. steering, brakes. Well kept. Speclol 4 door automatic tnnsmls- convertibl$189e coupe9 , "S" cyl- •lon, V-6 engine, rodo, plus more. Oldsmobile has so many idoas. When you see the "youngmobiles" from atandard transmission, black bucket eeats, radio, v^ilte wolls, plus more Oldsmobile, you may get an idea yourself! 1966 CHEVROLET $699 •WEEK-END SPECIAL- 51499 1962 FORD 1963 BUICK LeSABRE I IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE TO SET A 1966 BUICK Station Wagon, » p^sonjer, V-«, •tandonl trommlKlon, 3 teat, Stollon Wagon, V-S luptr 1urt>lne, rodlo ond heater. Convertible, bronze. White top. whlta wtlti blue custom Interior, Excellent buy. BETTER DEAL AT RUSSELL! ASK THE "RUSSELL MEN" plus more. 1195 $2099 $599 :«>.V CLIFF DORING • FRANK REED • FRED KOESER MANY MORE 196OLDE2 CHEVROLER T BILL HOLSEY • ALAN HOLSEY BILL TJECKIR Impota iport coupe, V-8# 283 cubic BARGAIN PRfCEengjnsD, poweUNITr steeplnaS , piui more. BOB WHITE ? $899 I BUICK-OPEL , RUSSELL BU1CK-OPEL J Shrewsbury Ave. New Shrewsbury ; s OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC CO. "Tho doalorship whero tho customsr is important!" ! 741-6200 ,.J 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD 741-0910 RED BANK HWY. 35 KEYPORT—264-4000 {'/j-Mila Sotfth of Parkway Exit 117) { AVTbS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SA1E AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Friday, \w. 10, 1967—J 7 fj ruts-sin — 7*^-4*™ ?-AA 1JER tliti — /uvym*^c, *i* THK DAII.V RF/;«.STER; ami. Ktw &uux. CUJ tti- mi rUM Vlt uA >.M. m. imA tm to lieKtvt, tt&i AI/TOS FOR SALE !R CHEVROLET — ¥'JM- —So every day u&t, tjttAt ui'.not in- 2U-U160 CoovertlbU. »«OO. Cell oor. AutomtUc. Two new tirei. Good pairs, (175. Can \>*t seen at 34 Jean OLDS MO BILE iff. — Luxury sedan, Wouldn't You Rather 741-0822. onditlon. $&Q. 264-9475. Terrace, River Plaza. 1^6"), full power. Air conditioning. I»w MS WUSTANO — 24,000 mlltl. <13(M. ilage. One owner. $2395. M2-3960. 411 TI7-MU dayi Alter 7 p.m., 747- FORD 1988 — Gllule "WO'* 11,OOt 160 MERCURY MONTEREY — Auto- FORD — 1967 Galaxii; 'oOO. m. rallei. Excellent condition. Bl-W7» oi ntlc tranimlssion, power ateering. automatic, power steering and much ft65~VOLKSWAOEN — Deluxe coupe. 67I-34K. Ilean. J295. Call tn-1295 after 5 p.m. much more. Brand new. List $3,353.06 Perfect shape. J9GJ or best rea-sonabls ¥ •ffer. 7fl7-]59."i. Ki CADILLAC — Low mlleacc, !Ihe ..J7 BS CHKVELLE — Standard tran 9M PONTIAC — Pnwcr steering. Take Save WOtt'. Call MARGOL FORD, Rl ew. Fully equipped, air condiUoalnf. ver monthly payments. ' 9, Madlaon Township, half-mile flout] ALPINE ROADSTER, — Original ¥ ieit oiler. 787-7360. mission. Excellent condition. Call fl71 mthly payrr W i Have A BUICK... 1822. 741-0116 of y ppg UICK RIVIERA—1864. fully tnulpped. ;vt"r traded. "Xcw car guarajitee book J 1966 CHEVROLET — J1.150 IS8 RAMBLER STATION WAfiON — (601), for Information and credit OK ;OIH u- .h llii.i." J2(J!I5 ML'LLEP. tuft fell, won new c&r. Call 566- 'ery Rood condition. 5160 takes It. 19^6 MUSTANG — Hard^j,. V«i, auti r'liKVI'.OLKT, Hwy. 3-1, MaUwan. 566- 992 or 264-8448. PAT KEELEN'S AUTO SALES :a!l 7(7(710 alter 10 a.m. •nalic. One for the cauLjous IJUVI * MS VOLKSWAGEN — Nlne-raaaeneer Rariio, heater. J17U0. ML'LLKR CI1EV wn •' 10 Hwy. 36 -787-1113 Keaimliuri MO JAGUAR — Sedan. 3.«L. White. ¥ Lation wagon. 22,600 miles. P^dlo. One CHEVROLET IMPALA HARDTOP - ROLET. Hwy. 3i, Matawan. 5Wi-SU0i 063 OLDSMOBILE — Satrflre, two- OR MAYBE AN OPEL? wner. J12B5. 7I7-06I5. LUlomatic. Low mileage. Excellent con iiKir fiar'llop. Pr,wt-r stei;nnK, brakes, 1961. Power iteerlng, healer. V-8, ,auto itlon. 1975. 7(7-2076. HERE'S that yellow convertible you'\ -!i; 711-7270. * B65 COHVAIR MONZA — Mull nacrl- matic transmission. Original 46,001 always wanted — Late model. Your tie ce. ImmacuLlt* condition. One owner. mllea. New whltewalln, new brake MUST SELL iffer over $12*"XJ will pat you behin •iH"i9 FOUI) — PVcir-door. six cylinder. * .11 671-5664. Crpam-puff condllion. $495. 741-3351. he wheel. 747-2275. >ven]rlve. ' Hadjo, heater, new battery. BUICK SPECIAL 2-DOOR COUPE 965 PONTIAC — Grand Prtr. Like :Iuti-li Good engine, tires *»5. Call Ml CHRYSLER NEWPORT — Ooorl J&64 CADILLAC — Coupe DeVlll? tw. Call 741*7850. CHEVROLET STATION WAGON ¥ * Black. Factory air-conditioned. 291-21M. onditlon. Must b« seen, J3t*5. Call 1962. Excellent. Vauxli;ill statlnn v /, J2695. 222-4M.rj. 9G5 CORVAIP. — Monza, three speed, ¥ PRICED AS LOW AS * 41-701!. 1150. Call Hfter 7:?A) p.m. lftGO Fair. Best offer either. FORD - 1964. Falrl^ne. Two-rioor lard-top. V-fl. automatic. Whitewall-s. B64 CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE — MERCURY STATION WAGON" — Om 711-3543. One owner. N'o ea.sii needed. 100 per 'our-ipeed. Will finance. Call owner, good condition. Great lecont 96* DODGE — 8S0 custom made PONTIAC STATION WAGON l&fifi cent tinam-lnff Only $1005 Tor JS.KO 291-0809 car. $395. Call 747-0279. 'ower steering, brakes, radio. Elec- Air conditioned - Showrrxnn new. weekly. Call MARGOL FORD, Rl. 9, ¥ $ * ]S60~PLYMOUTH — Four-door sedan money down. Bank will finance SI.495 964 DODGE 440 — Har'Ho|i, V8, ailtn- :lc Bea.!. 531-2947. A-l condition. ,, Madison Township, half-mile south of Radii), heater. Power ateerlng. auto Only "jH.HO weekly. Oall OASIS. P.t. ¥ latlc. Power steering. Beat offer over Say re vi lie, PA 1-1700, for quick credi ^re Woods Shopping Center. 7*21-4600, * ,300. 747-2678. matic. J195. 671-1654. I5B CHEVROLET IMPALA — Foui inforination and credit OK. 2395 jeed 527 or 365 h.p. engine. Beat ofler, approval. ¥ 1)67 CORVETTE Stlnj Ray convertible VOLVO — Late 1964. 122 S. Four-dtmi all 462-6829 after C. 1965 BUICK — Wildcat convertibl Mi WLKSWAGEN'— T»o-door. Stan- 27 cu. In., 400 ta.p., 4-apeerl posltr nertati. Ixjaderl. A hard-to-get car. d 963 DODGE CORONET 500 — Two Fully equipped. Power steering, brakf1 dard, radio and heater. Fully guaran- ¥ in. Call after 6, 747*761. 264-^323 or TH7-3032. and windows. This car U a real beauty ad. J1005 MULLER CHEVROLET. oor hardtop, Automatic, bucket seals Ilwy. M, Matawan. 566-801)0. ¥ * 940 L.ASALLE coupe convertible. Ve/y 1965 BEIGE VOLKSWAGEN — Sedan cylinder. 273 cubic inert. I5,«K» miles, Immaculate throughout. $1895 MUL ood condition, perfect lor realorlnf. Excellent condition. $995. ew snow tires. $1,775. Call arter 7 LER CHEVROLET, Hwy. 34. Matawai CHEVELLE — Mallbu wagon. * 500. 767-«2O7. 571-5327. m.. 291-2240. 566-8000. SISOO. Call OPEL 566.S409. — * AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE CHEVROLET -•' 1964 Imnala 3S. Two- AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE door hard-top. V-8. Like new. Not one PRICED * cent down. Bank will finance *9g5. Only $9.80 per week. Call OASIS, Rt; * D, Sayrevllle, PA 1-1700. lor a tail . AS LOW AS * rertlt OK, . 96^ TRIUMPH — Six cylinder sport $ convertible. 1595. DEAN, opposite Two TRADE Guyn, Mlddletown, 671-9811. 1964 CADILLAC — Bedan DeVllle. Fully 0Tuipp*d, powered. Factory alr-conril- ¥ 1785 tlonlng. A »te»l at $1095. MULLER CHEVROLET, Hwy. 34. Matawan. 566- ¥ UP Top Quality sooo 1M2 MERCURY — Hardtop. Automatic. ¥ Good condition. Uuat sell. $350. or best ¥ TO A BETTER .Her. 78T-41O1. - USED CARS BUICK — 1S«3 Special convertible. Automatic, power steering. Excellent t-nrulltion. N'o money down. Bank will BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL CAR AT ... finance, $595. Only J8.H4 weekly. Call OASIS, Rt. 9. Sayrevllle, PA 1-1700, for SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY phone credit approval. f%4 CORVAIR MONZA — White with is: BUHLER & BITTER il Interior. Excellent condition. Call 787-6190. Sock Away Big Savings 1966 PLYMOUTH 1964 PLYMOUTH 1D61 PORSCHE — 33,000 miles. Ciorvl As we were saying before we were interrupted . • . Ford hat torn* great ideas V.I.P. 4-door hardtop, Fury, Staton Wagon, 9-pall., •onditlon. Must Bell, acceptinft b^st of- AT black with lull powtr. fer. Call after 6 p.m.. 8(21055 (or 1968 . . . New cars are rolling in and we are hungry for used can for our lull pbwtr, gray; Win PONTIAe' — Bo5nevTrfe1"1aiSri coupe. Fully equipped. Power steering, underpopulated lot. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER 1964 MGB brakes. A Beauly. $1205. MULLER Now ii the time for a real buy. "' . 1966 VALIANT CHEVROLET, Hwy. M, Matawan. 566- Roadstar, wirt whaals and . S0O0. IMPORTS V-100, Station Wagon, brown Tonneau covtr, whlft. We've had plenty of time to check these beauties over. You II find nem almost with'-automatic traimiition. MG 1960 — Excellent condition through- If(7 TOrOTA Station Wagon, uctllent condition 51.793 FouT'ipefld tranimiiiion. out Asking f84S. Call lika new. 741-7260 IMS FIAT 1500 Super Sport Convtrtibl* ...SI,1*5 1966 PONTIAC 1964 CORVAIR LINCOLN — 1M2 Continental. Air con- 2-door sport coupe. Six-cyl., ditioned. Not one cent down. Bank will 1«5 VOLKSWAGEN, lunroof, fully •quippml ...J1.050 2 plus 2, sport hardtop. finance $795. Only J7.fiO per week. Call 423 engine, 4-ipatd tr«ns. 4-tpaad tranimiision. OASIS, Rt. 9, Sayrevllle. PA 1-17O0 lor Ifi4 JASUAR XKE Convertible, mint condition .52,995 Radio and heatar. oulck credit OK. If63 VOLKSWAGEN, tun reef. Immaculate $ (25 1966 CHEVROLET - V-8 Impala sport 3-WAY GUARANTEE 1966 DODGE coupe. "Showroom condition." Fully i 1961 PLYMOUTH IfM MGA Roartt»r, radio, heattr „ ...$ 7f5 equipped. Power steering. Original yel- Dart convtrtibU, mauvt with 2-door Station Wagon, blu. low finish,'black interior. Low mileage. 41 GALAXIE $ 395t'tt MUSTANG 51795* 67 GALAXIE 500 $2595 1f(0 JASUAR 3.4 Sedan, automatic [ J »95 black top, "225" angina, with automatic trammistion. Fully guaranteed. ' $2,O9:>. MULLER Two-Door, Four-Door Hard- t'Cyl., automatic transmission. CHEVROLET, Hwy. '34, Matawan.. 566- Cruiiomttlc, Powar Stetring. Air conditioned. 8000. Four-door Hardtop. topi, Factory Warranty. If5f PEUGEOT 40J. nlc« car _ „ J 1f$ -Factory Warranty. 1960 BONNEVILLE — Four-door hard- '63 MERCURY $1195 DOMESTIC 1966 CHEVROLET 1962 MERCEDES-BENZ top. Good 'condition. Power brakes -and '67 LTD $2795 IM* FORD FAIRLANE GTA Jl,«5 6-cyl., 4-door SUtion W«gon, 190 Dieiel 4-door sedan. •ring. $300. 1958 Chevrolet, four-door. '45 MERCURY $1995 6-cyl., 4-door Station ' Good condition. $150. Call 787-5912 after Colony Pirlc Wigon, Two-door hardtop, full powar. Convertlblfl. Red. One owner. All power. yellow with «uto. traninsmisiioni . 4.spaed transmission, gray. b p.m. . Colony Park Wagon. Air Conditioned. Air conditional. IMS FORD Safari* 500 ...Sl,o95 1961 FORD GALAXIE 500 — Two-door Two-door hard-top. Full powei. Or* owner. — MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM — hardtop. Below wholesale. $995. 747- $2095 '65 LINCOLN $3295 Iftl MARLIN »we-door Horxftop _ $1,505 1323. •tf FORD $1395 •U LTD AllDOWtc. V4. AM/FM radio. 1964 CHRYSLER — New Yorker four- Cuitom BOO. Four-Door, Two-door hardtop, full powar. Continental, Air Condilionad. door, sedan. Fully equipped. Power Factory Warranty. If (I FORD Custom two-door Sedan .....51,195 steering, brakes. "Mint condition." Ful- Automatic. Six-cyllnoV. One owner. ly guaranteed., $1495. MULLER CHEV- % ECONOLIHE 51495 '66 MERCURY $2295 1M5 OLDSMOIILE Curiou , $1,795 Buhler & Bitter ROLET, Hwy. 34, Matawan. 566-BOOO. '66 LINCOLN $3995 TR 3 Four-Door Hardtop. TwtMloor hard-top. AM power. ESTABLISHED 1925 Bui, lix-cylindcr, ttandard Continantaf, Air Condilionad. Excellent condition Factory Warranty. 1958 DaSOTO 4-dr. Smlon, OM owner, all power $ 295 Call 842-1017 Transmission, thrat itati. Factory Warranty. Original 5>,000 mlki. — TWO LOCATIONS — 1957 VOLKSWAGEN — Excellent oon- dltlon. $395. '45 MONTCLAIR $1750 '67 MUSTANG $2495 '67 LINCOLN $4795 HWY. 35 oppoilti Stoti Pollet torracb HAZLtT 741-7415. 1959 CHEVROLET — Four-door, »ulo- 4.dr. hardtop. &r«cuti»a Car. 8-cyl. Cruii.0- Continental, Air Conditional Red Bank Auto Imports 89 BROAD ST. KEYPORT matic. New battery. Good running con- Full powar, «ir cpnditiontd. +• matic. Power ittaring. T Factory Warranty. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER dition. S1S5. Call 787-4OS7, 264-0198 — 264-9090 I960 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON— 119 E. Newman Springs Rd?. 741-5886 Red Bank 51S5. Please call a!tcr_ 6 ^JjfliMM 1961 FORD two-door sedan. Six cylin- "^ THE EXCITING NEW "68 FORD der, standard shift, Runs good. Asking 5325. Call 787-9473. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBU^- v Exceltent condition Call 264-6969 1960 RAMBLER STATION WAGON — Good car. First $150 takes it. Call aft»r MOUNT-ENGLISH ~ 6, 787-7663. SINCE 1904 MONMOUTH & MAPLE AVES.. RED BANK — 741-6000 Hunting For A Great Car Deal? OLDSMOBILE - 1965, fourrfioor sed.n. Jot Star 68. Radio, heater, hydramntlc, power steering, whltewalls. Good con- dition, on» owner. Best offer. Call 566- 6743.

TRUCKS FOR SALE Now's the time SEPTIC TANK TRUCK — Very good' condition. 1,000 gal. Best offer. For details call 671-2298 after 5 p.m. 1985 GMC — Vi ton pick-up. Helper sprlnRS. Detachable pine rac to bag a bargain lent condition. 19.000 miles. 51.350. 193 CLEANUP E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Ba- k. 842-2500. I GMC VAN — 2-tnn, 17' body. Ex- cellent condition. $l."iO0. Inquire Corrl- g&n'R, 127 Oakland St., Red Bank, Or No Down Payment il:WSMS 1963 ECONOLINE FORD—Side d^iors, heater. 1963 G.M.C. V6 panel heavy duty, four forward speeds, heater. 1664 AT DODGE Pickup, cab over engine, ra- 100 SELECTED 1958 DIVCO PANEL - $225. Call „ INCLUDES • • *' WED CARS 787-9154 1953 CHEVROLET — 570O series. Cab and chassis, short wheel base Reason- able. 1960 INTERNATIONAL, two-^nred INSURANCE • TAX • PLATES I—-^i!^ re,ar, 18' flat bed. A-l condition. Rea- CHEVY-TOWN! sonable SCENIC CAR SALES, Hwy. 36 • HOMEOWNERS .nd Scenic Drive, Highlands. 872-02'Jl. 100% DODGE VAN — 1966. «i ton. Low mile- age. One owner. Excellent condition. FINANCING Reasonable. Call J42-399O. UP TO 5 YEARS MOTORCYCLES 1966 SEARS MOTOR SCOOTEK — $295 Call 747-2942. YAMAHA — 2.W ec. Needs little work on body. Engine perfect: Sacrl- SEE THE ALL NEWi, $251). 787-3147. S/iBank Financing fo SUZUKI 1986 — Super Sport SOcc, $150. Full Price I oil who qualify Excellent condition. Call after 4 p.m. Full pnea 291-1827. •» CADILLAC HWi •a PONTIAC .... $1M5 I Coupe deVllle, clr-condltloned. Bonnevllle 2^oar hardtop. (More Classified Ads •O CHEVROLET $BM '« PONTIAC - 1IW5 ' FouMioor hardtop Impala Bonnevllle wogon. Air cond. On The Next Page) •SI RIVIERA .. %Vn '« MUSTANO I15M Loaded. Coupe, all power. 1968 •O MUSTANO »!0M •« PONTIAC HIM •62 Oldtmoblla Wogon AUTOS FOR SALE Coupe. Red. Bonnevllle convertible, yellow. •U PONTIAC ... _.._.. J21H •a FORD _... »1»! •43 Ford Golenl* County Squire. Blue. 10-poss. Station wagon. •42 Thunderblrd Conv. •U CHEVROLET JTWJ •U BUICK 11WS CHEVROLETS 1968 CAPRICE 'WE BELL Impaki 4-door hardtop. Skylark sport wagon. •42 Oldsmobile "98" Coup. •a CHEVROLET JI6M •U FORD »JM1 •63 Ford Hardtop Coup. Country Squire station wagon. Bel Air station wagon. •U PONTIAC ...... «»S •il BUICK J17M •63 Ford Station Wagon Grand Prix. Wildcat 2*. hdtp. Alr-cond. •62 Chrysler «-*. Hardtop THE SILENT RIDE OF QUALITY!!! SO YOU •u BUICK .._ tan '4! CHEVROLET ilJM Mallbu coupe. LeSobre hardtop. •62 Ponrloc BonnevHI. HT. •61 Chevrolet Impala HT. •63 Pontlae Catallna HT. ^ DON'T FORGET TO CHECK OUR USED CAR LOT ... WE KEEP ONLY THE • V* •"• • • + •••*•• + - •62 Bulek Skylark Conv. Full Prko Full Price 'M RIVIERA __ S1SIS •U CHEVROLET ilOJJ •62 Chevrolet Sta. Wagon • ^* FINEST USED CARS AROUND. SEE WHY WE ARE ... 1 Impola 2-door Iwrdlop. SPECIALS! 'H MERCURY -.514B •41 BUICK fl«5 •62 Comet Station Wagon Hardtop coupe. Riviera. NO MONEY DOWNP •44 BUICK »U»5 '41 CADILLAC J17»S •63 Falcon Squlw Wlldco* 2-door hardtop. Coupe deVllle. •61 Comet Hardtop MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST CHEVROLET DEALER '65 PLYMOUTH M THUNDERBIRD SHIS '«! FALCON (109S Coupe. 4-Door Sedan Squire station wogon. •61 Thunderblrd Coup. Radio, heater, automatlcr power 'U BUICK S»« steering, elc. Hurry! •41 OLDSMOBILE S1095 Rambler Station Wagon LeScbro four-door hardtop. Srorllro FBS coupe. '« CHEVROLET i»»I NOW $707 •4! PONTIAC IIW5 •63 Comet Four-Door FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO f Impola four-door hardtop. Bonnevllle 4-door hardtop. ONLY /7/ •61 Cadillac Conv. •M CHEVROLET $15!5 •41 CHEVROLET S1MJ Statlofl wgn. Alr-condltiDned. Four-door hardtop Impola. '64 PLYMOUTH •U CHEVHOUfr „. Sl«l '41 FORD JIW5 Fury ^-Door^Sodan '" • Country- Squfns v.-us-lt.. Conv«rtlW«. • ' steering, etc' Bargain Priced! 'tt PONTIAC S159S '4! THIRD »15»J Honnevlllfl two-door hordlop. Coupe. Alr-conditloned. NOW \¥ ********* **¥ ¥¥¥•¥ ONLY CALL NOW! CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. 542-5500 TEST DRIVE A BETTER CAR TODAY AT ... AUTO 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK eacoasT.SALES PLYMOUTH ^^ 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS RO. RfD BANK.N.J. 7OO RT. 36 "WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE" EATONTOWN 542-5500 FOR SALE riMav, .W 10, ]%7 J STORAGE and SEHVICE | HELP WAJVTED-FF.MAI.E FAMILY CIRCUS By Btl Keane HELP WANTED - MALE HELP WANTED - ITEMS YOU NO LONGER THK DAILY 'SECURITY GUARD-DETECTIVE JNODOR USEWia... , m£ BOATMAN'S SHOP /trtr/f Lareti". Marine bvppjjr " CAREER OPPORTUNITY «. il Wbaxf^.ve^Red B..M. (V».U home, IttlCdletowo fc.rfca. SELL HONDA — 1967. 305 Honda scram- private room, batli, TV. Muat ..».. New Jersey's most progressive department store is seek- bler. Excellent. id, references. Good, salary. Can 291 T87-1130 BUSINESS NOTICES ing a full time security guard-detective. Retail store or SALESWOMAN FAST MOBILE HOMES CLEAN CELLARS, YARDS, GARAGEB police experience preferred. This is a promotional position - Have truck. Light hauling. Call after ature woman with a friendly dis] WITH A QUICK ACTION 3 p m. 741-2149. •n Interested in Industrial sale: offering good starting salary, full employee benefits, paid WANTED TO BUY—OH trailer or mo- 11 on purchasing agents of lg LOW-COST Mle home on a private lot.- or what BACKHOE BULLDOZING — Mowing, lustriel firms In Monmouth and Oceai vacation, holidays and shopping discount privileges. linve yo'i Jpr«py Cnapt. Write Box plowing, pumping, laterals. AH septic unties. Base salary plus commlssion- DAILY REGISTER 11-198, 'The Dally" Register, Rprl Bank. lank work. BEN BRYAN. 611-0585^ ianu -1G1MG18. 1KTEK. — EXTERTDKOTRATIN CALL FOR APPOINTMENT . . PF.SFEP.ATE! -- Must sell 10x5(1 M.iR- Call ALESI'ERSON* WANTED — Full Um rnii.t A-l. with C.E washer and refrig- 787-5026. ar round only. Five-day w^fk. Apr FAMILY AD erator. Ai-kinK $3200. 787-:JSO4. W. Woolworth CJ., 02 Broad St, 542-1212, EXT. 203 PAINTING AI Bank,, afler 2 ii.in. iterlor—Free 3 LINES - 5 DAYS 741-8117 BEAUTICIAN WANTED TRACTORS TALL BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH F0R RUBBER STAMPS — Made to or THACTOR -- International. Super A-l, Fast, efficient service. TJ.se at horns EATONTOWN NEW JERSEY ^9 nn ]9.r/i. Very Rood condition. Cultivators, iiusineas. Call 741-3227 or 787-240:! ARE YOU A PACE SETTER? twn Ifi" plows, furrowing sled, 5".ri0. SITUATIONS WANTED • Female JUST Z.UU 84(1-82:7, after 6 p.m. •RNITURE MOVING — Attics' * am L'auty Counselors are! Join tlimn HELP WANTED — MALE ellars cleaned. Free estimates. Cal profesHional fiishlrm career of yoi ..vallable for Merchandlne For Bale onJr o; vn In ttie wonderful world of beauty SXi'JCRIKNfED BABYSITTER — MM-Article must originate from a housebed WANTED AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIAL CLEANING ull or part-time. Call Sffl)-8i. "»rlce MUBT be advertlied. Each add I* 162-1000. 4G'J-37fi:! evenings 1 ; '.anted for position in professional ol lXliv~-~\^HTi7s"«" rJirtr~ror"iii wi lonal line fl.OO, No copy changei may JUNK CARS CB. Kindly reply In own handwriting, Expprtonci'i - preferably In the cluc- / or jiri'.sclKml cliiM ^ ni'irn. je made and no discount! or nturni M & K BASEMENT .atfne, age, education and experience tro-mechanlcal field, I'tTniunent JIO- «flk. Exnerk'iiced, UI-&&2 after will be made 11 ad li canceled btfor« REMOVED FREE 'rite Box G-129, The Dally Register stLlon • Salary opi'ii, company tirrip- :xplratlon. WATERPROOFING CO. ed Bank. fits - «, JSO C«il »fter t p.ro, AUTO RENTALS MATURE WOMAN IN GOOD HEALTH Ry — Part-Ume; shorthani TRIMMERS 3 p.m. • 11 p.m. • Keypunch —Three children. Can cook, clean house. essential. Considerable flexibility as t • Computer Programming' 7675o07. Complete charge of household, ileep in ours of) work. Apply giving backgrounu 11 p.m. - 7'a.m, , • Office Automation COl'CH and natonlnic dialr In I'jo 171-0072. .nd experience to Bex 222, Eatontown, Day or evening clauses — Free place- condition. ISO for both. Call aftsr TOM'S FORD • 1. 07721. CABINET INSTALLERS VAITRESS — Experienced, tray ser Starting rate 12.03 plus shift differential ment aervlce. p.m. 741-1OM RENT A CAR ice, Must be 21 years ct age or over, 1LEANING WOMAN — Two days rod other fringe benefits. NORTHEAST 28" ENOLIBH )pen evenings only* Sun. to Tliurs. 'eek, 9-4 p.m. References. Holm* HO !0O Hwy. 35 264-1600 Kcyport' to 10 p.m. Fri., Sat. 6 p.m. to mid' rea. 916-1226. v SIDING MEN Apply Personnel Office 9 a.m.-l p.m. RIIBINESS MACHINES SRHOOf. 54 Broad St. Red Bank Call 911 1148 ight. Phone for interview after 6 p.m OUNTBR GIRL — EXPERIENCED — Monday through Friday 7)7-4647 rhe Rumson Hotel, 10 Waterman Ave. [ours 7:30 to 4 p.m., five clays. Cal V/OOD SHINGLE SALE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES ttumson. 842-2000. ULLY-TULIP CUP CORf. APPROVED POIl VETERANS fter 4 or all day Sat., 261-9762. Costa' Monmouth Heights Hwy. 35 Holmdel, N. J. Standard 16" cedar shlnflei nqw only 'eyporL • INSTRUCTIONS NOW AVAILABLE — S2.95 p«r bundle which corers about lfir>9 THOMPSON — 18'. 60 h.p. John CHAMBERMAIDS — Full-tl rtie i An equal opportunity efnployer In college board preparation, vocabu< sun. Convertible top. Fully equipped, ;Ions available, year round. Apply dur- Rt. 9 Vt iq. ft. of wall-5'/t" tzposurt. Don't ing day before 4 p.m. 81-6746. OPERATORS FOR MILITARY CLOTH lew Hospltil, 711-2700. Ext. 328. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED — MALE ING—Single needle, double needle, Bpe. .'ARTS MAN — Chrysler and Inter- ELECTRIC OUITAR — Hollow bod^ CLASS C ICEBOAT — Gaff rigged :lala. HlBh wages, good benefits, excel- IXREKIENCED RECEPTIONIST national experience preferred, but not[TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. with extras. As Is, $100. Gall 7U-7906 lent worklnn conditions. ABATE 'elephone operator for law office. Musi EXCELLENT All makes new or uied. Ouaranteed. doutjlo pickup, with vibrato. Case In* necessary, Hospltallz&tlon, paid vaca- Low •• 125. Serplco's, 101 Monmouu after 5 p.m. CLOTHING MFGRS., West & Willow, lave at least one year experience. tion, holidays. Benefits. Apply In per- cludeil. 150. Call Itvtmt after 4 pm. Long Branch. "all 717-3730. SALES OPPORTUNITY SANTA CLAUS St. Nelt to theater. 747-O4S!. LK0PAI'.I>~PATV fulfTennth oat, ilzi 1 son, M. SCHWARTZ & SONS, HI W. RENOVATION SALE RESPONSIBLE GENERAL HOUSE ART-TIME HOUSEKEEPER — In e- IF YQU QUALIFY, SB YOUR OWN Front St.. Red Bank. DESKS S15 up FILES, tables, chain, 15-18. Eiccllent. Condition, Call 741. 10% off on all boat supplies In stock. hange for room and O) TABLES - ft each; cock, |BEAUTICIAN — Red Dank Shop, es 1OOKKEEPER AND/OR ASSISTANT MANAGEMENT. EXCELLENT FOR Nov. 16 through Dec. 23 Railroad, Station. Oakhurst. 531.3990. till tahlx. 17. AU In tood ooodltlon FIBERGLASS OUTBOARD BOAT — tahllshe-d since 1933 Full or part time JOOKKEEPER — Chrysler dealer THE PERSON WITH ABILITY TO OICalLl 7S7-W57Ill'ItNE.R — 2 I»O clrculatlr.i! Complete with steering. $75. Good buy. Call 747-3955, 8:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. M. SOHWARTZ & SONS, 141 W. Prod MEET AND TALK WITH PEOPLE. lion, through Sat. 10 to 4:30 USED PIANOS AND ORGANS from pumpi, one blower motor and all con- JRWINS' YACHT WORKS, Marine " Red Bank. BEGIN WITH SALARY PLUS COM- BUD, 3 to 5 MATERIAL } $25. Pianos bought, sold, repaired trols. Call after 5 p in. 222-7587, Park, Red Bank. 711-0003. AVON CALLING MISSIONS. COMPREHENSIVE TRAIN- moved. By appointment-Freehold Muilr CHRISTMAS SELLING IN FULL VARIOUS BIZE WOODEN, storm ING PROGRAM. LIBERAL, FRINGE APPLY TO MANAGER HANDLERS Center, 402-4730. CHRYSLER CROWN engine, 125 h.p. SWING — Yes, our Representative HELP WANTED-1VIALE BENEFITS. CALL 51B-758I, FOR AP- sash and screens. Call 671-1347 after In excellent running condition. Very are enjoying big weekly Income POINTMENT. R & S Home & Auto Stores 0 p.m. reasonable. Will demonstrate. 8424250. right now. You too can Join am An equal opportunity employer M/F Immediate Openings RENT A TV SURFBOARD — «'«. Ten Toel, Good insurB a Merry Christmas for your EU 35, Mlddletown, N. J. Color or black aod white. Day, weel EOWBOAT family. Call Avon, 741-4313 or 452- Apply In person condition, tai. call after 6 p.m. 71T- 3377 or write 3. BIrchall, P.O. Bo- ELECTRONIC EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE ME- or month. Low rate«. BAYSHORE TV 0143. _._ _. • Good condition, {25, CHANIC — Apply Lincroft Gulf Ser. MASON'S HELPER — Paul Kin. Call Electronic Assistance Corp. 33 Church St., Keamburg. 787-<400. T47-336B 788, Port Monmouth. vice, 687 Newman Springs Rd.> Lincroft after 1 p.m, 20 Bridge Ave. Red Bank KROKHLER SOKA-Chsir, living room FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING set. Scrretary. 9'xS1 rue and bad. 7'xfl' 1966 FORMULA JR. — By Tnunderhird, SALESPERSON — Stationery, otflc 531-9(59 TANK WASHER — Muat be able to 17'x3", deep V hull, powered by 235 ASSISTANCE ODD JOBS — Around- estate grounds, GOWK — Bridesmaid dressei and rug nn-t jiad. OiaM-tup coffee tabk. supplies. Full tlmo porltlon. Exper! part time. Apply afler 10 a.m. 138 drive, apply Rollo Trucking, 205 accesiorles with Individual personal s Wcstlnfrtiouite refrigerator. Maple 4- h.p. Holman-Moody lnboard-outboard en- ience helpful but not essential, Appl: TAILOR WANTED — Apply 5 to 6 p.m. Broadway, Keyport. vice. Call Virginia Klmball, Freehold. Sine. Extremely last sad marteuverable. Main St., Oceanport. STAR CLEANERS, 132 Myrtlo Ave., plere tjc.lroom set. i'^li ISS Newman In person 9-11 am. or 3-5 p.m. Tetley's, CORP. 46J-T773. Sprints Rd. 741-O4B. New condition. Always covered and 17 Broad St., Red Bant. CARPENTERS — And helpers. Middle- Long Branch. TELEVISION REPAIR MAN — Must stored Indoors. 1966 (andem trailer In- town, Cooper Rd., (Caruso Con. a experienced. Retirement benefit*. KITCHEN CHAWS RECOVERED — HANTOOME MAPLE pr., *400; Call 671-1418. stating experience. Box J-199, Th 787-1755 Call 222-6600 for interview. LET US REPLACE Dally Register, Red Bank. MECHANICS •••air Itovtn. INSPECTORS . Maintenance and construction, machin- OFFICE MANAGEH 03-)3 — For _ CREW MANAGER PROWN'S CARRIAGE, HLAYPBM, hlrtl dwlr and SEAMSTRESS OR WOMAN TA1LOI. ery and buildings, Machinists, mill- nation wide car and truck rental firm AUTO RENTALS WANTED — Apply 5 to 0 p.m., STAR Immediate, fulL-tlma-opcnlnga, 12__mli- crib wlULjoaUrcss^-Good-oondltlonr|4fr- NCOMTNO INSPECTORS WITH—1 wrights, auto mechanics,-electrician* In Re4 -Bank. No— bookkeeping experl 187-13512. ... CLEANERS, _132 Myrtle ^Ave,, Lon- arid other trades. Veriatlllly desirable JSSfSWMMIkSdwillMMIk—S™._wu_.illM».luM i ~BlL wewi&^fir^6^annfp^^rrare ps commission. Write "A-147r Complpte Trfrn-a-Trce Shop & Christ ELECTRIC Ot.TTAR and all acces- ThB Dally Register. paxtment. Excellent salary plus prcmi sories, 175. Amplifier, CO. Both In «i- -'" TEXSEXREW""™ EXPERIENCED WAITRESS—Nlghti men who want •permanent year-round um pay. Good working condlthn* and mas Gallery. 221 Throckmorton St., cellent condition. Evenl-ics 7^79346 Apply In person, PETERSON'S, 18: jobs close to home. ASSISTANT TO SUPERINTENDENT all company benefits. Apply In person Freehold. 462-5«». Open 7 Days. Riverside Ave., Red Bank. WIHTE FORMICA KITCHEN tible aivl FORD MERCURY Excellent Company Benefits 264-8000 Sober man with" same knowledge of BIG W SUPERMARKET 1SK7 SINGER Z1O ZIG four tiucket chain '.o* sale. 1 year old. BEAUTICIAN — Following preferrei paintltiR and plumbing. For interview CONSOLE MODEL HO. 741-9121 after 8:30, . OR CONTINENTAL! Part-time for Red Bank area. 741-6151 APPLY IN PERSON ATCO CERAMICS CORP. call 741-9115. M Newman Springs lid. Red Bank Only four months old. Does everything. or 775-2190. 10 BRIDGE AVB. KED BAN Balance only 157 or {7 monthly. Guir GUITAR — Cretach Che* Atkins m&d'-l. HWY. 35, KEYPORT, N. J. MANAGER - TRAINEE SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — anteed. * Also 00 watt plfgy-biek amp. Call T47- ENGLISH MOTORS HOUSEKEEPER — Part-time, expert, EXPERIENCED PUNCH PRES3 O, TRAILER DRIVERS-Experlenccil In Experienced. Apply In person, Brit- Credit Dept. JM-55: 3(03 «ft»r 5. M.ple Ave. 747-4545 Red Bank enced. Two school-age children. Refer- ERATOR. — Looking tot steady wo handling household goods. Apply in per- MEN'S & BOYS' DEPT. tain's Sunoco, Hwy. 35 and Laurel ences required. 842-3125 after 8 p.m. with overtime. Apply In person, Esti aon, Anderson Bros., Inc., 51-53 Me. Ave., Mlddletown. UPRIGHT PIANO - J75 Call after fi p.m. Metal Products, 1 Catherine St., R chanlc St., Red Bank. Should have some retail f AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC — And ne' AUTOS FOR SALE NEW CAR AND USED CAR CLEAN- perience. Excellent salary car prep man. Hospltalizallon, paid HAMMOND AUTOS FOR SALE 'EST CONTROL OPERATOR — UP — And get-ready men. Apply to vacation, holidays. Benefits. Apply In ELECTRIC BANJO — Dinelectro DS 'om at a well-established local firr 100. Ampllflar wltii ( 10" Jensen ipeak- M. SCHWARTZ & SONS. 747-0730. with full company benefits. person, Service Manager It ers. 842-2204. n Red Bank. Experience required an SCHWARTZ k SONS. 141 W. Front St, eferences. Liberal bencflti. Pleas Apply in person to Mr. 5 Rod Bank. ORGAN GO KART vrlto P.O. Box 700, Red Bank. New enitlne 175. Call Kranz, Men's Dept., Atlantic 7874GM FOR QUALITY CARS :AR WASHERS-PART-TIME, WEEP GROCERY MEN HELP WANTED-Male - Female OF ASBURY PARK ENDS ONLY, Minimum age 16. On: Superama, Rt. 35 & Shrews Comer or Main St & Maltlson Ave. KUR COAT — Bresth of Sprint, inter "ien conditioned hard work need a dyed ricoon. J50. Call ly. Training in detailing, vacuumlni (EXPERIENCED) bury Ave., New Shrewsbury, FACTORY PERSONNEL — First and second shifts. Apply Ballard Advertis- I THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANl MZ-30K iteamlntt, etc Country Sudser C; N.J. 1 DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AXEA BELOW RETAIL Viish, rtt. 35, Middle town. SOING NO PLACE IN ing 133 1st Bt,, Keyport SAWS SHARPENED L AND PART-TIME openings fu AUTOMOTIVE PARTS — opportunity SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS wanted for Open dally 'til 9 p.m. Sat. HI! ) p.m substitute driving. Ideal for shift work- It'i ufer and more efficient to uie t janitors,. Monday through Friday. Ca] YOUR PRESENT JOB? to assist manager In counter sales and sharp *aw biatje or hand aaw. Yes, we 342-657B. inventory control Insurance benefits. ers or persons with free time. Chance Factory Authorized Special Offer PRICES—SAVE MARKING TIME WITH DIM for permanent employment Contact sharpen both. Or select a new blade UTO GLASS MAN — Experience Contact Naylor's Auto Farts, Keans- New Hammond Spinet Organ Irom our large slock of wood, tnttal tiure. 787-4539 or Atlantic Highlands, Manalapan - English town Regions" ooii pay. Apply Morris Plato Glas, PROSPECTS FOR THE FU- Schools. Phone 446-7766. $595 or etonccuttlng blades. '«MUSTANG $2395 '62 CORVAIR $395 .0 Map!o Ave., Red Bank, 291-1414. RED BANK LUMBER "700" four-door automatic transmls- TURE? IF YOU HAVE WHAT QUALIFIED ARTIST TEACHERS Corns in/or &.fre» demonstration MECHANIC — Truck equipment MEN WANTED needed Iri th ____ r,i'l_Wr nrny j. j ""TvrcJONALTJTTSRWTfT Orientation (Orff. method), Oroup Piano i-9300 GARAGE SALE — Saturday. Novem- A SPOT FOR YOU. COM- (Pace method), percussion and voice. ber II, JO a.m. to 6 p.m. Player piano, '62 MONZA $595 WASHERS — MEN OVER I, 923 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown HEIRLOOM TREASURES lor Hollda> MMEPIATE FULL TIME EMPLOY PANY WIDE EXPANSION We need full or part-time workers for Teachers are needed for six location! Danish modern dlnln; room set, ratUn Sportster wagon, rqflio 8> heater, in Monmouth County. Send resume to Gifts. Special lay-a-wny plan. EAST porch set. electronic t»itcr arid other '64 FALCON $750 MENT, Learn techniques of vacuumin evenings. Must be at least 18 years old HOUSE ANTIQUES. Hwy 3B at Sean aulomatlc transmission. WWUftOWJl:.CQa«lKitWjll Four-door, automatic transmission, fl i T^JWJCWlIi -*v*^£il%tismwHigm{mmir™25iis?m osB St., Little Silver. r g5fi^«l8ffiplIt. G5, MldcllDtown. t TION HAS CREATED SEV- television sets. Apply In person 50, Hwy. 61 TEMPEST $399 35, Eatontown. ASSEMBLERS FOR SALE!!! Station wagon, four-door. Radio, 10 MEN ERAL OPENINGS. TAKE THE Complete U. S. Sctiotil of Music plane '63 DODGE $645 hetfter, airtomsile tnmsmisslort. Mechanically Inclined, to start li EXPERIENCED Wire and Solder course. i2\ call before 1:30 p.m., mediately. Good starting pay. Call 74 FIRST STEP NOW ON THE 542-5960. 4-door, radio and healer. ELECTRIC WELDER 78T-W78 ROAD TO CHALLENGING ELECTRONIC TESTERS ROUND PEDESTAL TABLE — Per' '61 CHEVROLET $620 WAREHOUSE MEN WANTED—Son. feet for floor length table cloth. 30' '62 VOLKSWAGEN $595 HnllnK rofiulre'd. SWacly employment WORK AND A GUARAN- Apply In person, Electro Impulse Lab, Experienced able, Two snow tires. 8:60x14 Nomad wogon, four-door. 8-cylInder, 116 Chestnut SL, Red Bank. diameter. Call 747-1681. 717-3011 Sunroof, radio. rodlo, heater, automatic transmis- ppy In person, Waterford Glass, South Seventh Ave., Long Branch. TEED FUTURE BY APPLYING YOUNG MAN — For retail sales and DRAFTSMEN WOODEN STORM SASH—Three 28"! sion, power steering nnd brakes. 1 43", four 28"I47", two 28"xM", three CMt 1!A 12S ELECTRICIANS —Electricians hel OR PHONING THE: to.assist In office. Permanent position. Junior and Senior 28"x38", two 24""xS5". In pcrlect con- * » '62 CHEVROLET $625 ?ra and Held foreman needed. VVorl{ Apply Atlantic Glass Co., 21 Maple dition. $2 ca. Aluminum screens. 12 ea. Blsooyne, lour-door wagon, 6-cylin- '61 OLDSMOBILE $525 Red Bank area. Call 356-3131, 8 to Ave;, "Red Bank. INCOMING INSPECTOR Call 512-2525. T LONOINSa POCKET der clutch and transmission new, F-&S. four-door. Rodlo, heater, auto- Monday through Friday. PERSONNEL OFFICE -._ -,-- -m chain. Gift Anpral«i1 at radio and heater. Electro-mechanical BEDROOM SET—SIX-PIECE. TAKj 812S. Mako offer. Can M2-«fe:. matic t onsroisslon.' BOOKK'EEPEI! — Flvo days. Tucsdl SHOP-RITE FOODARAMA MEN OVER PAYMENTS, J1.50 PER WEEK 'hrouKh Saturday. Permanent. Pleaaai NO MONEY DOWN. FREE LAMPS, >rflce. Asbury Park vicinity. Some c: SOUTH ST. & RT. 9 Opportunity to learn Jon as Itlln MATERIAL HANDLERS INSTANT CREDIT. CALL MR. DON, WHITE ALUMINUM fireman. Steady employment, shift M BM lh B '61 CHEVROLET $575 '60 FORD FALCON $395 "torlenpp payrnll, accounts payahl AT OROS3MAN. 373-6633. lifiii i "* ~ " IO-«. white Yrlte full details, salary desired, P.r FREEHOLD, N. J. work. Apply Mosaic Tile Co., At- Permanent Iujflltlons. Day ahlft. Pa!< Bel Air, four-door. 6-cyllnder, radio, Station, wagon,*" four-door. Radio, lantic Avo., Matawan. aluminum combination window Only « heater, automatic tron&niisilon. hctrter, automatic transmission. :lox 547, Allenlmrst, N.J. hospilallzaUon, Major Medical and lid POOL TABLES — Brand new, dellv for J64 piSTALLED. You will never 462-4700 . Insurance. ered direct from factory. Genuine slatt •ee s. value Ilka this ANYWHERE. BOY WAITED to work in hardware Apply bedl. 7, «2S0; 8', (319, Including «C PROWN'S HELP WANTED - MALE An equal opportunity employer store. 1 to 6 dally, 8:30 to 6 Saturday. LAVOIE LABORATORIES In accessories. Valued at |700 to I1OO0. r Must drive. Call 742-7444. Private, call 776-5314. ?L2 ?52_|h__5y BankMi.BOO Division VETERAN'B DAY SPECIAL - Three SCENIC MICROWAVE TKCHNIUJAIVS TREE TRIMMER — Expprlonced. Sal BPEDCOR UNPAINTED FURNITURE •»m househrilrt forfelleil for unpaid TESTERS ary open. Cut And Care Tree service, Rt 79 Morganvlll, /L U WMU PORTERS ffixperlencs on electro mechanical com- 542-2685. An equal opportunity employer ferncnts, onfr S2.5.l^?O an' ?d ™you got a^ nine<""- • ponents desirable, but will train men ON QUR 2nd & 3rd FLOOR: EXPERIENCED BARTENDER — Fyll FULL TIME DAY POSITIONS with proper background. S12-3535. Largest BtiJck on the New Jersey Shor «*t. Whlil else to buy-coinpleto CAR SALES or part-time. Apply In person SHORE and at 2V& off mami/acturer'a Hat to. Timv•", »«w>ori«*. FIELD FUfol- Available with full fringe bene REAL ESTATE SALESMAN POINT INN, Rt. 35 & Holmdel Rd., cash and carry. Also chair* galore. Hazlct. LABORATORY Please -slop In, TUnE. 7-11 E. Front St., K«yp. ADDING MACHINES — Typewriter! CARPENTRY—Remodeling1 , panrtR, THOMAS SLATE smnji who would like to arflllate Bookcaso beds $25. Make up a bedroom sold, rented, repaired. Berplro'a 101 step *. sUicwalks, pa tins Reasonable Free Estimates himself with a fnnt prowlng company. temporary work FULL OH PART-TIME as low as $63. Monmouth Bt.. Red Bank, 747-W85, rates. 842-4S8"i, 747-2:i;ifl. Painting and Decorating Must ba Interested In the pursuit of fe Blasswarc, old English and Fully Insured 741-4336 money, Call for appointment, STAR Medium to hotter Quality men'i IRWIN'S FINE FURNITURE ver Cnl In?. ^ rol c1" curi' 0 c flM oil paint- WORKINO MAN'S CONTRACTOR - REALTY INC., ,142-1000. and women's clolhlnB and ac- 27_Monmouth St. 747-0011 Red Banl l>5 I'III ! ^ »b"iM, music MX. Asphalt Paving Alterations. Kepafrs. Maannry. Sin nil PAIST1NO-PAPER HANOINO-PLA8 cessories. Must be willing and TredlUonal decorators furniture. Brows- TEH P.EI'AUIS - Rooms J25 and up. TWO MEN. — Chef ami short ord NOW TWIN UEns — Foam 880. Aluminum m mt Jobs, too. ,131-9714. uienn work, &42-OS12. ' alilo lo nerve our customer! M? 'S? - Sycamore Ave, Little man. Experienced only. Apply In per- properly. Employee discount cot $S. Gateleg tablo $12. Oval colfee Bllver. Bhrewabury area. r.ENERAL ASPHALT .PAVING INC. I'AltPENTRY, eftlilnrtry. Kormlca BDii, Martini's Diner, Rt. 3(i, Keansburg. Apply 7:30 to 9, Mon. to Prl, Wo need table $0. Glass-top table, four chain Blacktop driveways ami parkins lota. privileges. Apply In person, 9 AGE work ;iml (ulii Jnlts. 22n-M*S after 5 Pearl and Bead Restrlnglng men for loading, unloAdlng factory and to U a.m.. J. KRIDEL. Broad US. Tea wagon t'J. 7I1-8823. S™" SALBZ Bponsore contract Call 787-1528 lictween Qualified, experienced, maturo HAMMOND OMAN — Model M-10: SIDINO - Aluco, nupont Tedlar and Rd., Holmdel. 5 nnct 7 p.m. 7«1IM) wltli bi!neti. On ffiilo at $1080 complete phdlsttTiiiR," nr:t|>cr]eB, n AND EXTERIOH paint- Alcoa. Work cuurantri'd. Arm MECHANIC am! experienced Call G&ii-SMI. Ins Also decorating Our prices nra pcr.i iK-'i'iled. Good opportunity. Con- I, WILL fiAHE FOH YOUft CHILD.. d VWtwt. oe£ Furnltitri', Il.'ilspreadii, PROWN'S GENERAL WORKERS In my home Weekly nnd dally rntcs. 'TWO MKN'S WINTER SUITS—TWO-1 erf. Rods, Foam Rubber. clicapLT than thWra. Call Stack I'alnt- ('v.\ m'vrral gonrrnl workers, first and t;ict Strvli'i' MaiiiiBer, LW-lWl BIIV- Call 071-,r)So(i. "I'reaila and ilrapw. n. 2D1-3423. ing Co. (or friio edtlrnntcs. 741-41***0. shore Cliryaler-riymouth, Atlantic High- tun.-..,, Klnitlt e tircimttMl«.».».. —B\?.u ..4 1..•R1]|HV, orn Or Ready Made 32 Broad St. Itcil Hank 7*1-7500 TMint sliifls. Should tic lncrlninlciilly NURSERY STOCK _ s"mall sizes. Toi- : lands. DAILY CMILrPcAItH i^~my~ho Very little wear. Medium gray, navy, Jin Cipltnta (upright ycw), Colorado Goldon Touch Decorators PAINTINO — And"*~v, nil~iiap(jrlnK; Sewer Cleaning clined, Wmnirrfiil opportunity fur nn- H^MlMK Cl nine. Spruco. Bluo Atlna Ce.lar. fjhndo !,nwn ncrvlce an>l window i-li'iininp. ip-jDli iraintriK HIM advancement. j OTANioTeatiibllJied ami ornamental trees. T. J. McMAHON, Iintiii'dlatfl fri'i? cHtlnmtf and nrrvlcB. rlnj;-' hciiffltn Include !m:i|iltn!lzatlnn, hTrllnry In Mnniniiiitli C.ninly liy a .. NUMBJCK df am nil pictured, oil. in Hrond Hi, Itrd Jlnnk. 717-0GA2 K'S BKWKiri'i.BANLNCi - vviTti 1 wa tricolors and prlnU, numa old Hi Lexington Ave., Fair Haven, N. J. N'ixi T« Ntw Post Office. Kully Intnrcd. I-'A I It IIAVllN 110MK lrli: ncwor Idmli-f. clran.i all :ilil hnlldnys nnn. All »prillrn!lmis lirpt Cull :mi.sMr, jcrni'f Mill JM,, Hayrcvlllf, N.J. rmiflili'iillal. Apply In wrlllns iitutlliK 7S7-5H0 KLUTW — In porfnet condition, p FRENCH BBLMElfTRUMPKT - WIUl Entertainment I;AI:I, H" JUXKB ""-•" mtntirilT and 0 iliMllllivitliiuH unil i'xperli'lu:e to llox enHlvo case. Exccllrnt lnstrumcn MHO, mutea and moutliploccB. Eicel- A'nUynfU'rim; Fully Iri'iurcil. Fur freo TCilKR —~Kx|ii'rkm:e(K "Full "time A-l 18, 1'lie Dally Rc'Klsl'T, Kl'cl Unnli. ItlOUAIILE WOMAN —Wishes to take anliool band. $70. 741-0272. Icnt condition. J75. Call 741-5178. •='i/n,it.«. call 7l7-no41 Window Cleaning part-time. Call ' care of children In her home. Will also ; 717-4414. .'i'l'lK'K'MAN - Dfllvcry tnu-k driver. rd If dnnlrcil. Call H7-2MKI. 1*WO 12 GAUaiH Lcfever double bar f«r Intest Broad- i-.f-.-M s r.'irwcst SL'-:n' :i I'alnllnt; I nj'-r Simrlfl Evenls AAA WINDOW CI.KANINO Mu.it lie over IB, Full limn only. Per- cl aliotguno, $7 . each. One 10 gatiR (More Classified Ads I'.i'il Hank piTftsidlri^, SS I..if;i\iM[(' Kl., Iliini- OOM.MKHOIAI. AND JNUUST1UAL TM \IJ KI'M) flALI'Jfl —Karn up manent position for dm rl^tit man. An- WOMAN WOULD LIKE DAYS WORK *-ibla barrel, $135. Also 22 nnd altiftl 747-.WU » (J jtrr cent and nrnre nn nil popular Sly In prrHon Carroll't Htntloncrfl, 28 l.'nll , ,,...'rel nlintRUiia. Gall Manny's tipor nutual funds. Call 642-1700. l road St., lied Dank. i 747-0209 'Simp, 787-0608. On The Next Page) FOB B/OE FOH SALE APABTMENT& AJ>AX7MEN7S HOUSES FOB SAXE HOUSES FOB SALE THE UAILY UYJAM.H VMny, .\ov. 10, 1967-19 STORM WINDOW **£A - I mll« trorn Bsrtl U», HOUSES FO£ SALE HOUSES FOB SALE SALE TOP SOIL RAY VAN HORN - REALTORS <. en yd. UlAfrr.uoi '/ yii, tjtt'K GREEN GROVE GARDENS OVER 7TW.TY YEARS - ALL TOE USTJNOS IN A PArWIlOE 'SETTING for L*m QumtttlH call T41-7Z*. PROWN'S SNUG HAVEN — Deep water. Dock and fine bulkheading. Ex- Four-bedroom ranch. 2'/$ ^ jj Broad 81. Red Bank ni-7500 LADY'S COAT - But 18. Cost *12i FOUR ROOMS - $115 cellent neighborhood. Runison schools. 30' living room with fire- "~ Beautiful heated solarium with new Sacrltlc. $35. Excellent condition. ver HEAVY PINE WELL BUILT BUNK 1*2610, place. Wall-tXMvall carpeting. Three bedrooms. 214 y modern fireplace-plus two more lire- BEDS — Including two almost new (ONE BEDROOM) plaies. Back yard fenced. Air piatresses. All ptne cheat of drawers, GAS STOVE — Can be used for bottle •k Fiva Rooms (Two Bedrooms) $ 140 baths. Two-car garage. $36,950. Move right in. children'!] roll top (leek. Excellent con- gas or city ga«, A-l condition. Call conditioned and air filtered- Many dition. School room dealt. 8424116. r 41-8l32. • Efficiency (2'/2 Rooms) $ 95 HOME FOR CHRISTMAS! Right in Fair Haven. Pretty two-story extras. yjCW FURNITURE — For holiday fur- Colonial. Newly [Minted. Large corner lot. 23' living room. Carpet- • $69,500 nldilng. Cokmlal ityfe upliol«tererj DRUM SET SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS ing, 16' kitcheir*Tvit1i dinette. 14' dining room. Twin-sized bedrooms. chairs unpalnted bar stool. Kitchen FREE HEAT, COOKING GAS, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITIONING dinette Bets. Utility and bttse cabinets. Call 741-lMH 7 to 9 p.m. Two-car garage. Porch. Priced below appraisal at $26,000. Low INEXPENSIVE jUifuliole desks, Playpens, cribs, fire- IELI, AND HOWELL 363 8 MM pro T.V. ond phone outlets. 12 cu. n. refrigerators, parking ond walk-In storage taxes. tilace equipment. Colonial larf<1i-r back eclor. Zoom lenn and slow motion facilities. Spacious rooms, large closets. Walk to (flopping piaia, buses and ("i.ilrs. Romr! table dinette nuls. «:tc. 57S. Call 542-4360. school. BUT NOT CHEAP KIIHCII'B, 25 K. Front St., Ilcd Bank. DIRECTIONS: Garden state exit 117 to 36/ east on 36 to Airport Shopping IOLLY AND TALL EVERGREENS provide the Christmas setting Ideal retirement home in Rum- Near Uivervltw Hospital. Ul-lWi. CARPET — D'12, 110. Haaslnetu*. Plaza, turn left, then two blocks to model apartment. From 3J, (J. M.for this William Scott custom one-story Colonial. Hot water heat. :i 2 lamps, S2. Coffee table, 55 2 to Haiiet Ave., turn left DO Middle Pood., straight ahead. - - . ,., son. Two bedrooms, fireplace in RKKItlOEHATOIl ~ Cnely Slielve'1r>re. imp uM<:s, u. riahy r,eTpt~8'xl2' t7ibk~ H'l '-nd table. 83. 717-4853. Basement. Beautifully landscaped •10 wtKlni'H, nuim-rtnis freight arul PHJ=- . lot. nengfT cam, tunnel, ncum-ry, switch's. FRESH KILLED TURKEYS APARTMENTS RIVER OAKS — This stone and frame center-hall seven-room BACIUKICE Malt* efftr. Ciill 842-W15 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT tiome with screened porch, basement and two-car garage, on a / $27,000 a'H-r ft p.m. XliDER NOW! Geese, Bucks, Capons, S»«kay Hams. Baby Beef Liver, tender, APARTMENTS HHEE-KOOM furnished apartment, al large wooded lot with rolling lawns and nice trees, can be bought CHniSTMA8LAWNDEc Ic Hi. Filet Mlgn'in on order. Lan'-'f ear round, fill mmtlos, newly decor- Three life-Bfz» relndecro, Kulp Market, 10 WMte 8t., P.ed Bank. 747 tfc/1 Overlooks Sandy Hook Hay on oldfor less than $39,500. Let's make an offer! ' ELLEN S. the Red Nose. Or* old ilelgh. All hand UNFURNISHED CANNON POINT VIL- state. 872-1139. 804 River Road ii;ilntn*t. Pictures ihown on rciuert. «7S. LAHOE Apartments. 239 Spring Bt 747-4100 Fair Haven, N. J. Dr. Warren Fowler. Telephone M2-1669. MAI'LEWOOD Tms~jiEl> with swing Hank. 3 and 3'^ rooms. Total el(;c I.N'r; JAMES APARTMENTS — Val trie. See manager. Apt. El •y Drive, Koute 3«, Atlantic Highland and dresser chest. Bargain. !iree miles from Bandy Hook staLe BESTf6p~S0IL 747-1063. KEANSHURO — THREE-ROOM CAR' 'ark. One • and two - bedroom units, HOUSES FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE HAZELTON Good fill dirt, blue itone, road gravel, OR BALE — Thermo-Fax copier. Fair DEN APARTMENT. CLEAN, QUIET, 'urnlshed or unfurnished. Swimming land, etc. Bulldozing and b&ckhoe ser- :ondltion. ALLEN BROTHERS, 1 AIR-CONDITIONED. SCIENCE KITCH- ami recreation area. Patio or bal-THREE-ROOM COTTAGE IW High- Realtor vice. Eckel'l Trucklm, Uortanrllle, BS1- Leonard Kt., lied Hank. 747-4440. EN. WALK TO BUSES. SHOPPING. t-acli unit. Rent from S132. Inlands- . Overlooking ocean. Fully fur- ' P70T . OWNER MAINTAINED. |1I)5 JIO«TH. ludlng tieat and hot water. 291*770. nished. Call after 4 or all day week- REDDEN AGENCY CLEAN SWEEP BALE — We mutt 671-90)2. Mt, S7MS66. Sabella West River Rd. Rumson slash pric*s un Oiree-room ojtflts a» I ATAWAN~B6ROL'GH" ~3V., ani>vn air cj!wiltlwn«4 garden upprt- COTTAOE IN HIGHLANDS — Ideal new merchandise keeps arriving In our ment for single. Furniflhed. $95 month ents from JL10 mo. (Net rent) for warehouse. You benefit by the navlnRfl. for couple. Newly remodeled. Call 291- 741-9100 842-3200 . JABK CRAWLER LOADER — Model ly. Lease. Call 842-1765. anuary or February occupancy. Prl- 2263 or 747-3530. Jmit KM buys you & brand new three- •in si,200. ato gwlra clut>. MARC HAMPTON ' MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Toom outfit including tt:n-pler.e *'•<:• 'f;P.01.'(;rjN WHEEL LOADER ~ With 'PTS., Matawan Ave.. between Ravine KEANSBURO — Unfurnished five-room Realtors - Insurors ilonal living notn, elght-j>leci cintem- Itch, J800. Both In (food operating cr. and Aberdeen Rrt. Paone 566-7019. bungalow. $95 per month. Call iKjrary bedroom with bM'llm? ari'l a lllon. fM\ KC-OiilJI!. Evenings 9(8 »5B(. 381-2644. five-piece bronrelone dinette. Easy [EANSBl'RO — Four rooms, unlur- Member of Red Bank terras to suit. FIELD FURNITURE, Ished. Oil heat. One block from Bt KEANSBURO— FurnlMied clean cot- Multiple Listing Service HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Ml E. Front Bt., Keyporl. 261-30211. 1968 Early Winter n's Church. 14 Lincoln Court, front. tage. Three rooms, enclosed porch, Open Tiles., We>ase, 5130 mo.for appointment. Priced to sell green rug. 1100. t72-B158. Red Bank, N. J. irge rooms. Living room, bedroom, DENNIS K. BYRNE, Realtor, 8 W. Full basement. Hot" air gas-fired. 1UNS —All types at gum boueht. Itchen, separate entrance. 787-1489. River Rd., Rumson. 842-1150. at $31,900. TITLE SILVER — Three-bed- HEATSJH — Buburban no-vent. Bottle low Is the time to sell. Top prices Attached two-car garage, %-acre. •Jus. Window type with blower. 35,000 Id. 26(-(«XJ. .1 BTORY LUXURY APT. BUILDING 1EA BRIGHT — Winter rental. MIDDLETOWN AREA — For rent, fur- Bulkheaded. $48,500. room rancher. Separate dining BTU. M0. 787-«I*>. ON THE BEAUTIFUL BHREWBBURY ilshed cottase. Modern kitchen, nlslied.- Available now. Two bedrooms,RUMSON DOLL HOUSE - Ideal room. Convenient to school, rail- JTIRNITURE — Antiques, china, (NAVESINKi RIVER. FEATURINO to&sonable rent plus utilities. 842-0O0G. living room, family room and kitchen for young or retired couple. Elec- H1DE-A-BEB. W0. Flve-pUtcc kitchen gassware, art objects and bric-a-brac, . . Beautifully furnished lobby with one-car garage, full basement aM RUMSON — Established desirable road and bus line. Offered at let, J2S.M. Otti)m»n, »6.W. Berrljeratiir, immediate cash for anything and every, . . Heated swimming pool INE FURNISHED 3V4-ROOM APART- altlc. Call CHAS. H. TINDALL AGEN- tric kitchen. Dining room. Den. $59. Mlhoginy drop lelf table. »J9,50. tiling. I'.uicll'a 23 Eait I'ront Bt., 7(1 . . Bauna baths JENT — tlOO. QUALITY REALTY A3- CY, 741-9030. Paneled playroom. New base- living locale. Ranch. Fireplace in $22,000. Child's kn?ehole duk. I7.KI. NUjht . . Marina OC., Hwy. 36 & Homesteatt Ave., living room. Dining room. Elec- Uile. H.I6. Bolld rock mapla twin Leonardo. (Next to Mermaid Diner) NEW SHREWSBURY — Ftour bed- board heating. Taxes $420. Asking hed. I16.S0. Electric «ewln| machine, . . Central air conditioning Tooms, two baths, two-car garage. SZ25 iNTIQUES — PalnUngl. N. J, AUa». . . 24 hour doorman service 5©orge A. DeLonne, Realtor. 2B1-0953, per month. Call 543-4805, Sat. and Sun$21,500. . tric kitchen. Two bedrooms, tiled WEART-NEMETH - IU.S0,-Etc RUSCIL'S,-» E. Fmnt Bt,, statia purchased and appralaad^ 747. .. Indoor parking garage- — -- Red Baiih. Ne*r Illvervlew Hosylul. 2003. The Hudson "hop, Inc., SU Broad between 6 and t -p. rm— • — - bath. Breezeway. Basement, Hot TU-1«I3. .. Balconies with river view IEAN8BimG — Unfurnished Uirei St. Bhrewaburr. .. Refrigerator and dishwasher rooms. All utilities supplied. |75 pe: YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS! Spot- water baseboard oil heat. Ample AGENCY ^ BABY FURNITURE — Crib, chest and ANY WAS SOUVENIRS — Or mili- nonth. Call 3S1-26M. WANTED TO RENT less four-bedroom home with formal plot. $27,000. wardrobe cheit Wai birch. ISO. Call REALTOR tary Items, one plec* or * collection. by Frigidaire HIGHLANDS — Three-room apartment, cheerful living room, dining room, Call stler 8. <62-36M. WE HAVE an overflow of bona fide MIDDLETOWN — Interesting urnlshed. 'lVo-famlly house. Jr45 monttl- remodeled kitchen, gameroom, THE CABE 07 THE BTAMP3 phu utilities. 872-OZU. prospects looking for two or four bed compact story and a half dwelling. 102 WEST FRONT ST. BIBAPPOINTED DAUGHTER RENTING OFFICE rooms. CaU us for fast action ta have two tiled baths, basement. Hot U.S., FOREION, U.N. THREE EXTRA LARGE ROOMS — your home rented. THE BERG AGEN- Living room, dining room, modern PHONE 87219S5 36 RIVERSIDE AYE. Heat and bot-water furalabed. Base- CY, Rt. 35, MIddletown. 671-1000. water heat. Too many extras to The llrhts wer« low, th« muslt was oard heat. JSO monthly. THE PAlr mention. Fantastically priced at kitchen. Three bedrooms, bath romantic...but the couch was lumpy ACE AGENCY, 1835 Rt. 35, Mlddletowa UNFURNISHED HOUSE — Or two-bed- Full basement. Pipeless oil heat 741-2240 and her boyfriend went home early, PETS AND LIVESTOCK RED BANK, N. J. ffTl-36O0. (Next to Harmony Bowl) room apartment In or near Oceanport $21,900. tton't let an uncomfortable couch blight Till June 1. Call 222-5336. Detached two-car garage. Corner Member of Red Bank your daughter's romance. Have It re- FOTJRP.OOM imfumlshed pn built, repaded, recovered and restored AKC MINIATURE POODLE PHONE 741-1732 85 North 6th Ave., Lcng Branch. Call RUMSON'S FINEST - New cus-plot. $15,000. Multiple Listing Service g to all Its original beauty aM comfort AT BTUD fter 6 p.m. 542-4865. It (lolden Touch. MS-IMS FURNISHED ROOMS tom built five-bedroom home in OFFICE OPEN 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M.1EW SHREWSBURY — One-bedroom V/2 acre estate area. Impressive DENNIS K. BYRNE Drop In for free area map Golden Touch Dscdraton 'OODLES—AKC registered, champion (CLOSED MONDAYS) RENTAL MQR. ipartment, furnished or unfurnlBbed. PRIVATE ROOM - With oath. First icdlgree, nine weeks old, sliver ralnla* MR. ROY JUlltles Included. fg5. 042-1407. floor, Private entrance. Gentleman pre- entrance foyer, attractive living REALTOR-INSUROR 1T7 Broal 8L. Red Bank 747-OBI j ures; brown tor. Health guaranteed. ferred. 747-1041. 1I«T7(-I2JS. M—ROOM furnished apartment. Show- room, formal dining room. Beauti- 8 West River Road Rumsori LUXURIOUS LIVING AT P.8., custom made, hand sewn drap- SEA BRIGHT •T, separate entrance. (75 a month FURNISHED ROOMS — Comfortable. fully appointed kitchen. Paneled Phone 842-1150 eries wtll add claracter to every room -1 IN PROFESSIONAL. DOC OROO1I- >ayo all. Call 717-1382. Reasonable. Employed gentlemen. Call COUNTRY SQUIRE O — All breeds, poodlea our special- LOVELY COLONIAL ARMS 787-6771. family room with fireplace. Den MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING In your home. , Formerly Canine Chateau now un- 1201 Ocean Avenue MIDDLETOWN — Three rooms, fur- or sixth bedroom. Call for ap- ESTATES er management of Country Squire Magnificent all electric one and twonished or unfurnished. Very nice apart- BUSINESS OR RETIRED WOMAN — ftee next Friday's Issue for the next bedroom apartments. Centrally atr con- pointment. Builder's Special at 814 spacious rooms, four bedrooms, 2H 'el Shop. AKC puppies for sale. Hwy. nem. All umjtIM included. 671-3709Wishin. g room with privacy and pleasant baths, huge living room, formal dining episode ot the cases solved br the super H, Eatontown. 6*2-6219. ditioned. Diibwaiheri, dliposals, comb! MODEHN 3^Tooan furnished apart- surrounding*. 17 Branch Ave., Re$62,500d . BEACH AGENCY sleuths from Golden Touch. nation clothes washeri and dryefi. Pri Bank. 741-7354. room, upaclous paneled family room* OZRUAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — vate iwimmlng pool, beach, boardwalk menz, utilities included. BuslneM coti The ultimate in kitchen design Includ- Ired by Champion Immo Von Derana parking. All electricity Included, ie only. 291-0726 or 29M8S6. HIGHLANDS — Rooms. Light house- Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. A REAL BUY ing dryer, dishwasher, range and oven DINJNO ROOM —Mahogany, round Eschbacher Kllpptn. Black and sUter, Rentals of J155 - (215. Superintendent' keeping. Near all bus lines. Call 672- with island hood. Natural woodwork, table, leal ind pads. Four-drawer chest. TOUR ROOMS rURMISHED — 17' full haspmtmt, two-cur garage. V acre husky. 7S7-1CC2. apartment 78 or telephone 2arr Ave., KeaAsburK. Cell Corner Bergen PI. ALL MODERN SPLIT. Already FHA 3 Four chairs. Excellent condition. Three 787-1S35 lot/ All utilities. Excellent financing Jamp tables. Three lamps. Three bu- IERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - 741-0150 ONE FURNISHED ROOM -J Employed and VA approved. Three bedrooms, ful available to qualified buyer. Price ress Double bed, box spring, library 'our weeks old, black and silver. ISO. THREE COZY ROOMS FURNISHED — gentleman. Close to town. Red Bank. RED BANK dining room, two baths. Garapc. Ex- $31,450. headboard. Call Ulim % BOOMS — Furnished. Newly dec Adults preferred. — 965. Can Tx seen741-392). cellent location. $18,900. fMO down Vets orated and clean. AdulU. No pets. SO Nov. 37. CaU 787-TU9. no down, 10VELY 42' round no-mar maple top WIRE FOX TERRIER PUPPIES - N. Linden Ave., West Long Branch. ONE ROOM — Woman only. Reason- Evenings and Sundays QUARTARO table, extra leaf, black and sold legs; Eight weeks old. AKC reftstered. Call CEANSBURO — Two-room AptJtmenL able. Call WE HAVE SEVERAL REPOSSES T47-MO8. THREE K00M3 AND BATH — Un urrdahed. All utilities Included. 787 787-3651. CONTRACTORS INC. two matching chairs, like new. 166. furnished. Heat and water supplied. 9805. 29 Johnson Lane. 741-9204 BIONS — Completely renovated. Early Call after «:30 p.m. 717-0681. OOLUE PUPS — Two month! old Available Nov. L Call 222-3OS7. LARGE FURNISHED ROOM — Em- posaessioo. Easy terms. FIVE-ROOM FURNISHED APART- ployed gentleman preferred. Private Open Sat. and Sun. 1 to 5 ANTIQUE 8ECRETARY — CVca 1860, Sable and white. Champion sired. Inoc- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Threl BEACH AGENCY blade walnut, 1123. ated and wormed. Also two 10-month MENT - 1135 monthly. All utilities. home. Call 7B7-84O5. 431-1675 or 3SL-54U old males. Good children*1 peti. Health rooms furnished, bath. AH utilities In Private entrance. 222*396. BROKER 7H-0M1 guaranteed. Call evenlnn J29-5838. eluded. Cill alter 12 noon. 291-33S8. ELDERLY PERSON — Furnished YOUN'G FAMILY SPECIAL — Four- Model open for Inspection at Meadow- ALUMINUM window frames, drafting room. Palmer Ave., between Hwy. 35 104 Highway 35 MIddletown, N. J.brook Lane and Longvlew Ave., ott table, books, etc. CaU BEAGLE PUPS - Females, 11 weeks COMMERCIAL RENTALS and Hwy. 36. Call 787-9573. bedroom, one-balh Cape Cod In good Open 7 days 842-2628 or 671-2727 Rt. 537, Freehold Township. Take Park- enMM old. BhoU. AKC registered, email virl LONG BRANCH BUSINESS WOMAN —In wlfloVs new Eves: Mrs. Vera Reya 264-1787 way to Ht- 9. Go South. Bear leCt at itr. «38 each. S71-O923. r YOU ARE INTEREBTED In- private rjome7* near"'"MoriniouuT Bhop-~ -oonverrlMit—rMns Alt-payments-arfr-approxImatB and sub-RL""3V-to- Rt. 537. -Make -right. Ap- -LUMBER--——New-40. 2"l4"x8', Me RED BANK AREA rand new modern office space, we] ping Center. 542-6084. ject lo FHA-VA approval. proximately 4 miles on left. EvroARDENAPARBITB este4"lQ-ESIRAELE RIVER FRONT sulte-01 ly convertible to Bameroom or play This ranch has IS' living room with S789. 222-6251 Irst floor In the Tuller Bulldlnc. Cal RED BANK — Single room, private RUMSON HEAT, HOT WATER. 17-2440. home. Reasonable. Bu3lne&3 person ELECTRIC GUITAR — SoUd type. WErMARANER PUPS — Botii narnil. COOKING GAS SUPPLIED with references. 741-S439. space. A "must" for the careful shop fireplace, dining, room, eat-in kitchen, double pick up and reverb. Like new. champions. La»t litter an Ctumps. CALL 747-4233 OR 229-4791 SQ. FT. LIGHT manulaclurln, On me «ouUiern shore A MMl at 130. 741-2423. Quality, Phone MZ-uOM. oft lor lease. Call LARGE NICELY FURBISHED ROOM per. J1T.500. Of th« Shrewsbury River utility room and laundry. Two (pod 747-1100 — Parking. Plenty of heat OenUeman FRIOIDA1RE chest freezer, 14 cu. ft,ADOFUBLE KnTENS — Fre« to good ATTRACTIVE — Fully furnished four. preferred. 747-2509. bedrooms, one tiled bath. Formal patio. Like new. Call room apartment. All utilities. Rt 62',SXECUTIVI! SUITE - Coruisttol 0 New Hotnei—Exclusive designs home. Call 671-9457. r By Foxwood EsUtei 842-1376. SU weeks old. near Adelphla. For teachers or pro 5S sq. ft Modern office building nex: The Dowstra Agency Two-car gtrage. Hot water baseboard fessional people. 462-3317. o First Merchants Bank, 25 Reticles! REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FRIOIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR — Ex-GERMAN SHEPHARD MALE — AKC, 1, Red BSJUC, Call 717-3730, betwesi rive-SU liedroom Colonial cellent condition. ISO. CaU ten months old. Call RED BANK— Riverside Gardens. 50 W. and 5. 91 East Front St., Red Bank Heady for occupancy he it Fenced-In yard. Elver rights. 747-9732. 229-3782 Front St., overlooking river. 4H-room HOUSES FOR SALE W2.50O apartment available. Cross ventilation. IEPARATE BUILDINO FOR LEASE Very nice residential area. $22,000. ANTIQUES — Lamps, clocks, furniture, POODLE CLIPFTNO - ff, «S. and |9.Near shopping and transportation. Bee !,500 sq, ft- ground floor Including base- 741-8700 Located at Tuxedo Road, o(f Ruraion frames, glassware and accessory White miniature at stud. Call Superintendent on premises, or cattent, loading docl£. Light manufaclur- Road (Just past Blngh&m Avenue; pieces. Excellent holiday gifts. THE 741O4U 74O.MM. . \g. Call 747-1100. FHA HOMES FOR SALE HALF & HALF, In the OH Hill, Tin- The Dowstra Agency POODLES — Miniature AKC females, ATTRACTIVE, NICELY FURNISHED inDDLETOWN — NEW MONMOUTH FHA properties are ottered for sale to Information available—7U-120O ton Falls. M2-5OS3. 8 weeks. Quslltv Blada 'or silvers. —Two rooms, bed-living room, kitchen. Reasonable. 741-3253. irea — 2,000 sq. ft, two-story office qualified purchasers without regard to % BOX SPK1NU, mattress, 120. Antique Also, one room efficiency. Qentie] building, 9 Leooardville Rd. CaU 671th- e prospective purchaser's race, color, EATONTOWN 91 East Front St., Red Bank trunk, 15. Folding bed, 120. Gre«n- AKC YOUNO MALE PUG DOO - preferred. 741-8394. 1250. creed or national origin. BEAUTIFUL HILLTOP House glass, (90. 28'' bike, 110. After Champion ilred. Reasonaljle • lor food HAZLET — Modern thr^e-room apart- LECTROOTCS FIRM — Opening re- GINGERBUSCH ESTATES «, 291-1427. home. 899-3637. ment. All utilities supplied, call 294- CONTEMPORARY RANCH 741-8700 rjocal sales office In Eatontown, with Following homes are repaired 1 SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPPIES ipace available, desires Individual to Overlooking Sandy Hook Bay. Four bed- Call 214 ROOM—333 Broad SL, Red Bank. >hare facilities Including full Urns sec- and bear 6 month FHA struc- BI LEVEL rooms, threo baths, two fireplaces, APARTMENTS 5U-25S8. Ail utilities Included. 185. Can IM S retary. Cost to be negotiated. Private Recreation room, workshop. Two-cat INCOME PROPERTY after 3 p.m. Ask for Steve. .[flee available. Call 5(2-6584. tural warranty. Eight rooms, 2Vt baths, two-car - ga-garage. Hundreds of mountain laurel, Three apartments, Hot water heat. New FREE KITTENS — Houawbroken. dar- rage. Approximately 1900 aq. It. living trees and shrubs. Four sliding glass plumbing. Irfvel lot 123x102. Lota of ling pets. Call THREE-KOOU FURNISHED AFABT- SHREWSBURY" — Newman Springs Rd space. Living room, dining room, eat- doors to 85' porch, overlooking watei treea. city sewers and water. Conve- MENT — Private entrance. AdulU. RL Approximately 8,000 sq. ft AUTO BOD' Long as 30 Years to Pay In kitchen. Three or four bedroomi, and N.Y. skyline. Five minutes t< 36,jortli of Red Bank. 741-3014. HOP available for lease. WEAR Den. Forced air gas lieat \ aerei; marina. Exceptional at JU.500. l v 4 •F-H-A—wilt—pay—HntiorifiMa ONE-BEDROOM APARTMENT—NIcel: rEjrarr!i AGSNcy "(OT n«M furnished, (30 weekly.-Private AH utill EXECUTIVE OFFICE—Two-room suite and customary financing and sidewalks. Price ! FULL I BEDROOM $11A ties. Lee, 113 Navcslnk Ave., Highlands. on Hwy. 35 In Shrewsbury. Parking In pie, $27,500. 872-iag. rear. $75 per month with utilities. closing costs Four-year-old, three-bedroom ranch. I LUXURY APTS ... I IW APARTMENTS PAUL BRAGAR AGENCY, 747-0221. Phone Premises - open Dally REALTOR Very good location. Fully air cendl- apartment, con 3 Ferncltff Dr., Eatontown 512-5512 tloned. Full basement ~ MBataATOiFc lx!riATii?iRisHfi AIRY one or two mm. 872-1881 or 747-3440 mouth. WOO Down — $9,900. Biuch Realty Co., Broker 812-1180 HOUSES FOR RENT 352.-052147 178 Hilltop Blvd., Clltrwood 741-9333 I_ FULL I BEDROOM J1OC A NEW HIGH IN RED BANK — Unfurnished, two bed- Beach. StOO Down — (1IM00. THE BROOK AGENCY rooms, large living room, kitchen, bath. CENTALS — SEASONAL — YEARL' FOUR BEDROOMS — $450 down and II CORNER APTS . '« OCEAN APT. LIVING Adults only, after 5p.m. 741-5219. 352-060999 2Oo Cleveland Ave., Lau- enjoy this > large home with oil hot Realtor ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor rence Harbor. $300 Down — water heat. Eat-in kitchen. Large liv- Bank Building, Atlantic Highland* • ns aui, m nra u CUIMKWJR FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT — Heal t8,350. APPLEBROOK ing and dining room. Two baths. Nea 291-1717 in run HIIBG . nnui onuna • Luxury 10-tfory apartment and hot water, electric. Call from 6- SO Ocean Ave., Sea Bright S42-OO04 333-058873 9 Gulden St.. Cllffwooit ui-a mama t (unit nous * CUBIT transportation. Call now. •I iwautimi.tmj urns, nmn nra with breathtaking views of every evening. 291-93&1. TWO AND THREE-BEDROOM HOME Beacb. $300 Down — 510,800. LISTING OP THE! WEEK Holmdel Village Sandy Hook Bay and N. Y. RUMSON — Bus line. Garage apart- — For rent or sale. $125 to 1150 a352-058597 20 Valley St., Highland!. MODERN RAISED RANCH — Threl t Hcium ami • i icwou units m month. THE KIKWAN CO., REAL- $330 Down — $11,450. ment. Two bedrooms, garage Included. or four bedrooms. Large recreation Mother, your prayers have been an- man • «u to aimu i wsta Harbor from your own open HID. 842-167°. TORS, Belford, 787-5500. W. Keansbun. 352-025023 56 Taylor Ave., East Keani- Well cared for and pampered. Four- room. Attached garage. Oversized lot Mr i auM/m «si»»uuti 7J7-S600. Hazlet. 264-7100. burg. $350 Down — $11,300. bedroom, lH-bath slde-to-slde split. Ideal location. Excellent buy at $22,000. swered! Eight-room home, close to terrace. Marina next door. IMMACULATE TWO-ROOM APAHT- 352452952 S Twilight PI., East Kcar.s- Nestled In a nicely landscaped lot ihopplng-'. schools, with transportation KTHOK-PilYUSSAT Juit 55 mini, from New MENT — Completely remodeled and NEARLY LEABE-OAK HILL — Three burg. $600 Down — »16,000. Largo living room and dining room. QUALITY REALTY ASSOC. learby. No unnecessary driving (or the furnished. Ready for occupancy 84& jedrooms, 2!4 baths, family room, 352-040903 705 Shell PI., Neptune. 1600Paneled family room with sliding glass Hwy. 33 & Homestead Ave., Leonard. smart couple who buy this four-bed- York, 45 from Newark. 1791. porch, fireplace, basement. Two-car ga- Down — $16,200. doors leading to patio. Lovely, gleam- (Next to Mermaid Diner) room time-saver featuring large game- STUDIO and 1 BR APTS. -age. Available Nov. 1, $285 per month, 352-051280 172 Sydney Ave., Union Ing oak floors. Attached garage. Lots George A. DeLorme, Realtor room, one-acre plot, two-car garage and Keyport WEST KEANSBURO — Four rooms. infurnlshed. TED HALL AGENCY, 733 of storage spaced Transferred owner two baths. Priced to sell at $32,000 S85 monthly. Heat Included. •liver Rd., Fair Haven. 842-4200. Beach. $600 Down — J15,DO0. < > From $140 812-1361 35-1S86S3 2.15 Duchess Ave., Eaat has priced-tt for a quick sale 291-0953 — 291-0976 ACT NOW. • *°* ™ Gardens Ind. utilities, central olr condi- flDE SELECTION OF RKNTAL3 - burg. $6,300 — All Cash-As .... $25,500.. Be sure to see this one. Sterling Thompson & Assoc. tioning, heat, parking, swim pool. THREE ROOMS FURNISHED -' All •unlisted and unfurnished. Immediate I We have the key. APPLEBROOK utilities supplied. Inquire 35 Miller SL, occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGBK AGENCY, Hwy. 35, MIddletown. 671- LET'S LOOK REALTOR Also: 2-Br. (2 Baths), and 3-Br. HWY.- 33, MIDDLETOVVN DIRECTIONS: Rl. JS north to (IV, Baths). Highlands. M5 month. CY, Oceanport Ave., Oceanport 542- Complete listings may be obtained from 2300. AT THE SEA Hi. Ji, Keyport. Follow Rl. li to 3500. Federal Housing Administration, 10 (Adjacent to Cobblestones) THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — 199 We can show you a view from both 7W-5600 CALL ANYTIME 3rd traffic light ond main U Port -Monmouth Rd., Port Monmouth. *85 to $250 Per Month Commerce Court, Newark, N. J. 07102 RUMSON living room and don of this lovely apa- TURN. Proceed back on Rt. 14 All utilities. THE BERG AGENCY Telephone No. 645-3468. clous home on large lot among other to lit traffic light and him right Highlandia THREE RO0M8 FURNISHED — Al L 35 MIddletown Charming Colonial. Three bedrooms, 2H homes of equa.1 distinction. Six bed- TWO NEW on Atlantic St. to Ktrport Oar- ultllltles supplied at 9115 a month. On 671-1000 RUMSON baths, paneled den. Living room with rooms, lour baths. Formal dining room SMI. 10 Ocean Boulevard fireplace/ dining room, full basement. AND what elae? Completely furnished PRIVATE ESTATES year lease required with one monUi'i RENTAL3 . - Lovely area with trees. Immediate poi- . OTOIIHrmSllHIIOOIITOMIIK- ^ Atlantic Highlands, N. J. security. WEARTH-NEMETH AGENCS RIVERFRONT Priced at $20,000. Call ta sec Realtor, 102 W. Front St., Red Bank. T. A. QEHLHAUS, Real Estate Spectacular contemporary ranch home sesslon, Only $39,100. Nestled . behind tall hedges, stately Call (201) ES 3-9300 for appoint- n. 36 Leonardo 291-0488 ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY 741-2240. with sweeping viewa of the water. Cus- STERLING THOMPSON trees, winding drive, secluded, yet ment or Information. Rental agent LARGE ranch type nome, brand new. tom designed and buUt tor Its discrimi- Realtor convenient. on duty Sat., Sun. 12 to 6. Three bedrooms. Oceanport S200 per nating owner seven years ago. Brick ex- & ASSOC., Realtor 1480 Ocean Ave. Sea Brlehl APARTMENTS month. Immediate occupancy. Call R. terior for low maintenance. Center hull, S42-OOO4 *«,500 antl 515,900 MONMOUTH BEACH Flledner or R. Schafert, 222-1100. beamed cathedral ceilings In the living 45 W. Elver Rd. Open 7 Days room, dining room and kitchen-all over- [IGHLAND3 — Two-bedroom house, looking the river. Den, master bed- LOCATED on Sllverslde Avenue be- • PRIVATE MARINA! RUMSON RUMSON COLONIAL heat. $75 & month plus utilities. room suite, four children's bedrooms. A comfortable older home In a very tween Rlvcredge Drive and Carriage EATONTOWN 8721881. Double fireplace, Attached garage. La- 747-0900 convenient neighborhood. Living room House Lane, Little Silver • CAIANA CLUBI goon for boat slip. Vacant. Call lor wiui fireplace, dining room, eat-In Builders at Breezy Point lEANSBURO — Three-room bungalow. appointment. Asking $73,000. Exclusive agents for 7U-12UO - • Individual Ttrroceil Ml utilities Included. $05 monthly. Riimson Shore Estates kitchen, den. Four bedrooms, l^ baths '87-4.274. HALL BROS., Realtors basement. Covered porch. Walk to ocean reach. Clly sewers. See It today! Ask-HIGHLANDS - Lovely two-Uedroom • Private Ocean Club! E HAVE SEVERAL HOUSES —Two, 813 IUver Hd. 741-7686 Fair Haven EDNA M. NETTER home in mint condition. Large beautiful three and four-bedroom, to lease oi Member Multiple Listing Bervice 8 Realtors living room, dining room, modem kitch- Just 10 minutei from down- month-to-month. Furnished or unfur- ° HALL BROS., Realtors en and bath. Ample cluseta. Hot water Ilshed. A. KOZICKY, REAL ESTATE, FARMS—HOMES-INDUSTRIAL SITES 813 River Rd. 741-7886 Fair Haven town Red Bank. Luxurious baseboard heat. And you can move iroker, Rt. 35, Eatontown. 512-2223 HOLMDEl^JOLTS NECK Member Multiple Listing Service right In. (12,500. appointments in every apart- rOUR ROOMS — Sunporch. All Im- BREEZY POINT MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AREAS ment. I '/i batfil. Individually irovemcnts. 140 Monmouth Ave, East At Little Silver Dutch Lane Rd., RD 1, Marlboro RUMSON RANCH FINLAY REAL Truly ono of our finest homes! 30' llv controlled heat and air con- Gold Medallion Apartments & Club (ennsburg. 787-0666. after 5 p.m. or P. O. Box 321, Freehold ESTATE AGENCY rlto to 130 Monmouth Ave. Ing room, illnlng room, lovely, bright ditioning. Teenage recreation 462-4151 sunny kitchen, three bedrooms four 872-0100 The moit excluiivo qarden apartmanti LOVELY TWO-BEDROOM furnished NEW HOMES Evenlnn S36-914B baths, 24' patio, large dry basemenl, room, plus adult party room. louse. $100 month, pay own utilities. Trees and shrubs $73 000 Kvenlnga and Sundays, 872-0723 ind club in th# Jen»v Shore area. :ll 787-0283 before 6. FIVE BEDROOMS JOSEPH'S. McCUE 4- & 5-ROOM APTS. LITTLE SILVER — Unfurnished. Dec. Good family house, only ten years old FAIR HAVEN On* and two-bedroom apartments from 1 occupancy. Immaculate six-room wltli lota of living apace. Living room REALTORS On ono o[ Fair Haven's nicest roads. LOCATED at Sllvcrslde Ave., (Near with picketed pine paneling, family Small house. Two bedrooms, aim pored $ •anch with two bedrooms. Small fum- room with knotty pine paneling, dining 30 Ridge Rd. Rumaon 842-044' sewing room, living room, bath. Noodi ly. Lease required, S15[l month plus Seven Bridge Kd.) Little Silver. Member Multiple Listing unities. E.A. ARMSTRONG, Realtor, 741-1200 room, 2*,i baths, Laundry, basement, decorating. Low tuxes. S13.000 Me- 135 two-car garage. Lots of big shade COLONIAL, — Recently built. Foul AUSTER AGENCY, REALTORS, 109 125 i55 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 711-45O0 SAVE fruitless hours of searching by Including heat, hot water, trees, $2fl,flOO. • McALISTER AGENCY beilrooms, two baUis. Largo den. Llv-B. River Rd., Rumaon. 842-181)1. FURNISHED THREE-ROOM lnsulatoc sending for our free comprehensive REALTORS, 109 E. River Rd., Rumson MB room, dining room. All electric air conditioning and Including heat and all utilities. :>ungnlow. Large closets. Hot watel catalog; modest homes: palatial Hum- 812-1B94. kitchen. Near Parkway Exit 91, Lake- COTTON RIDSE HOMES off-itreet parking. loat Spacious pronnds. Prlvnte am son estate*, waterfronts, farms. Mul- wood. Mortgage assumption $18,500. tiple Listings. TWO-FAMILY HOME — Beachfront, PAUL rniAOAR AGENCY. 7470221. Custom built. Prlcu $32,500 anil up. «A a En|ov the many advantages of • All apartments equipped with two quiet. Enclosed car 3pace. Adults only hot-water oil. Ideal gift and antique acre lota. City water, sidewalks, gas 222-S25I). RAY STILLMAN, Realtor location. Price reasonable. 261-3871 af-COLONIAL BI-LEVKL. Eight roo and electricity, Also built according modem, sate, clean electric heat air conditioners. "Our 49th Year" to your plans and specifications Nut- FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW ter 6 p.m. Jiml weekends. Four boclrooms, Vf, ballis. Pant.^. BWiimp Rd., Rlvar Plaza, illddletown, HAMILTONIAN H $35 plus utilities 6t>)??£<. Phutfte- • Spacious, roams, .deluxe York nlmra. Tlirerj beilroom-i. two baths. .VITRO llvtnff room, dining room, Full Btory home. l!al( block from bus lln,. itUiMSON — For [ho boats nun, Water- )juKe.£!fi' uvjnv. .ftyuv^ztfir^rir, v^tr.- JThreoTi bPilrooma, living imp, . ai front, di'ep wuter. bulkheid, luvi dock. DIRECTIONS. East on Rum- board, volley bail ond lundeck. and bathrooms. 1H" kitclKin. Twii-car KIlrn(;e. 'Inxla P'iiil. ftftm' 'K\l(-hfew. I^J baths. .Full „., 50f>. PAUL BIUCsAR AQKNCY, 747- laaernont. Hot -water oil heal. Two- living room with fucpUc.e, built-in two- son Road (County Rt. 520) OFFICE Ilcdwnoi! fflic.nl ynnl. Assuinn BVifl, 0221. Sea and Judge thttso many superior features for yourlelf. 5JC00O Cilll 4Gl'-2ril7. ear giiraKe. Immediate occupancy $10 car Kfinine, larso dry busenn-nt. Beau- to Ocean Ave., Soa Bright; Foil QUALIFIED BuYE11 BOO. Call 7(1-2350 alter 6 p.m.' tlfully IiLn-lHc»ptfil uroun^lB. $Jti,l>50. See SPACE LINCHOFT — Throe-bedroom Hpllt, weekends. right (south) to Park Road, Onmeroom, nlUclied garnse. lfiOxlflO KKANSHI'IIO it now! ROLSTON WATERBURY, Real* PINE BROOK RD., EATONTOWN LDcatftd in center of Itcd Bank lot, 21' nwlmmlnR pool Call 012 INCOMK PROPERTY ior. lli W. Frunt St., Rod Hank. 747- Monmouth Beach; right to business district. nfter 12 noon. f7,000 ilinvn, d^pruxlruatoly JIH.Ott per q COLONIAL — over 3500. • Harniltonian at Monmouth All these features provided: month buys this .i-foedroom honno with looking private pond. Center hull, (in DIRECTIONS: Tok* Parkway Spur west from Eatontown Circle to .Hops EATONTOWN — Hl'nutlflll wooded lilt nt'Wl/ liditt niiiirtmi'nt, Apartnipnt hna clous living room with fireplace. Fni FARM — Approximately five acres. • Central air conditioning Twn-beitr:iflt', A. Kn/JCKV. KKAL ES- THE BRITE AGENCY • Wall-to-wall carpeting SEVEN-ROOM" or.i. Junt soinpono with Jlft.DOO for at- I'llKMENIlOUB VALUE. JCJ.MO STAN TATK, Knitter. Rt. 115, Eatuiitown. 812- Call for Appointment to Inspect. LEY K. DOWNS, REALTOR, Blirews- Phone: 264-0666 Owner: Glen-Eaton, Inc. roonlH. Two-cnr Karauo. Gas lioiil. Nonr trnotlvc ftpllt level on Inr^o ffirnor lot schools, Hliopplng, bti.ios tn city. TJx with newer, Throo bcilronnis, living hury. 741-1017. Modal Apt.: 222-8120 Managed by S. Hekemlan & Company* Inc. 747-1100 UK). 22 Warren PI., off Palnic-r Ave, •own, rfcrrcallon room, kitclion, 1 Vj IIOU3I5 FOIl SALE - To srltl, ... - (Moro ClnssIHcd Adi 51 Broad 8L Red Bank ISnnt KPannhllrg: Denil-cnil Btroot. Call ,tntt\n, attached garuga. Wall-to-wall lalo. 70 Main St., Oceanport. Call 871 787-3OD0. carpet. 187-5570. 5148. On The Next Page) •f NOTICE THf! HOUSFS FOB SALE HOUSES FO« SALE HOUSES FOE SALE HOUSFS FOR SALE HOUSES FCa SALE FINEST BUYS IN AREA »'; '•???" 2', TIKTCOUMTRY %imoe, SALE HOUSED FOB SALE HOt'SU NOT TOO FAR OUT? E«T>.TK %- MODEL HOME SALE IK.. !jjy;K/.eew ys/c". \\Xi,Wi.\itt 'And suited W Ihe Burrotstc ment. Two bedrooms, living room, full kitchen with dining area, three ted HERITAGE HILLS Attractive setting for century-old ol the County o(. Monmouth and re- dining room with wall-to-wall carpeting. rooms and bath, garage. (16,700. ported lor settlement lo The Mon- THE ROLLS ROYCE OF HQUSING Built-in garage and porch. Asking $23,- in Middletown home boasts some very fine land- mouth County Court. Probate Dl™1™' NEW 000. 2. Older bungalow on Holly St. with caping. Modern paneled family on THURSDAY, the 30th day of NO- living room, dining room, kitchen, tl KEADV KOR IMMEDIATE VEMBER, A.I)., 1»67. at ';™ oclucK IN COLTS NECK ColcnUI split with five bedrooms, -2H SEE AND COMPARE — This Hazlet bed room a and bath. $18,500. OCCUPANCY room, 15x24'. Living room with a m at the County Court House, Mon- baths. Country kitchen with color-co-j; ranch. Three liedrooms, living room fireplace. Comfortable, large uinent and C(jurl Strtietn, Freehnl'l, INSPECT .nd COMP irdinated CALORIC appliances. Sj>a- dining ruum witli wall-to-wall carpeting 3. A 19-year-old ranch on Lennox Ave, rooms — three bedrooms, /i *'ew Jt-rsey, at which time Appllca- RE clous livinl g room, formal dining arra, Large family Kitchen. Pull basement with 18x13 living room, kitchen, f TWO ion will be niarle for tlie allowance wool paneled family room. Over-sizpl Cftminlsgiooa and Counnfil fees. INCLUDING ... two-car garage and basement. Finest trier rxtrjirf. On Imn line to Newark ment. 2-car garage. Schools are Uated October :Wtli, A.JJ. lf'67. craftsmanship throughout. Only $30,WM). .nd Nfw York. $1'1,200. 4. A jewel of a ranch on1 Forrest Ave. 4-BED ROOM EUZABETH M. LANZEB, wltli living room, dining room, kitchen, nearby. Please call us at 842-0110. 2:1 Alameda l^jurt, • KITCHEN AID DISHWAj.HER RIVER PLAZA CAPE — Large 100x300 den, two bedrooms and bath. Baueboan COLONIALS Come see this rare bargain at Shrewsbury. N". J. >l. Large living room, dining .room, heat. $21,50D. A'imlnlHlratrU. • G. E. SELF CLEANING OVEN NEW lichen. ThrpR hedroms. Full basement. $37,500. ^nsHrs. Parsons, Canzona, Blafr 'Shakespeare" - Four-bod room OJonlal. Two-car garage. Asking $16,000. 5. A very comfortable ranch on Koaalie $32,900 and $35,900 i Warren, • AMERICAN OLEAN TILE Entrance foyer, 2'« baths, tinge kitchen '. with 19x12 living room, fireplace, EDWARD A. HANLON CnunHPllors at Law, with CALORIC appliances, brick harhe- kltclien, two bedrooms, a paneled game' IB Wallace Street, • SELECT OAK FLOORS cue. Paneled family room with full EDWIN S. STARK oom or third bedroom, bath. $22,500. REALTOR Her! Bunk, n. J. wall fireplace. 20' living room and for- 'or additional information call.. Mov. 3, 10, 17, 24 MIS2 • AMERICAN STANDARD CLIMATE CONTROL HEAT mal dining, room. Over-si zed two-cur Realtor- Insurer Mo, 504 Shrewsbury Ave. garage. Basement and fully landscaped. 13M Hwy. 36, Haslet ;onriitlfjn. The taxea range from $36 New Shrewsbury • STEEL GIRDERS A remarkable prke of 534,500. Hurry Blue and.Wlille Bua Terminal EMg. to $472 and all have buHCments excepl MULLANEY REALTY NOTICE before the prices go up. 264-0^33 No. 1. All are shown by appointment MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING MONMOl'TII OO i • S" INSULATION Evenings 671-0974 Kl UKUl.ATK'H COL'RT 671-5151 HOLMDEL Notli-p to OedlU)ri to Pruent , St. Leo's Parish — Convenient To Lincroft-Eatontown Area. LITTLE SILVER JOHN L. MINUGH Realtor <'IBIIIIM AgaJi»t KfUt« APPLEBROOK AGENCY Established 11)30 "Well worth investigating" ESTATE OF LOU18 J. MOHAN, DE- Realtors Enjoy the snlld comforts or this charm- IB Kumson Kii. Rumson 842-35OC ;yAFEH. ^,... Directions: Corner "Rt. 537 and Swimming River Rd., west to Hwj, 3i . Middletnwn Ing home in an excellent neighborhood. .UMSON RANCH FOR NEWLYWED One acre. Attractive four-bpil Pursuant to the onler of DONAtl) •671-2300 The adjoining homes add to the grncr eti ranch. Family room. Twfi-mr f. ClINKlNf.HAM, BurroRate of tt]« Lakeside Ave. and value of the area. 32x14' living .ND YOUNO MARRIEDS — ' Llvln garage. Desirable vlliagr arfa. (near ;;uunty of Monrnoulli, this day nude, JUST LISTED — Rancli with four bed room wilh fireplace, formal dining PAUL P. BOVA everything.) Asking f33,000. on Un> application of tlie undersigned, room, modern kitchen. Four bedrooms, rooms, combination living room, dining wm with fireplace. Bpicloue kitchen, Charlotte Moran, Sole Executrix of Uie PHONE P. T. LAHIFF room, two baths, basement, garage. three baths, large screened porch. Base- Just offered. NeetlPd fn tlie trees In efltati; ol tht: said l*nula J. Moran Will aell fast at $22,800. ment. Double garage. Immediate oc- Realtor - Insurer this' towriHiilp's best arefl. Almost new (]pi!caHPd, n'jtitc la hereby given to the cupancy. Beautiful riowerlng treeB and paneled gameroom or third bedroom three-bedroom ranch. Family room creditors of nald deceased to present Hhruba. A gardener's delight. Asking POUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL - Like 35 Cherry Tree Farm Rd. Jne'balh. Full baiement, Oood trees, Screened purch. BaHern^nt. Two-car ga- Lo the aald Sale Executrix their claim* 946-4828 new. Living room, dining room, kitchen, ?3T,eoo. Call today: New MonmouUi age. Carpeting. Cloieta galore. 1*2,600. under oath within -*lx month* from den, 2U baths. Hot water heat. Ease- iia date, ment. Double garage. Large plot. J29,- HALL BROS., Realtors -ecently decorited. A resU "tera" (oi Dated: October 18th. 1067 813 River Rd. 741-7684 Fair Haven 671-2544 JOSEPH S. LANG CHARLOTTE MORAN HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Member Multiple Listing Service 122,500. Main SI. Holmdel 'ITl HardHig Road Red Bank, New Jcrity "The Village Realtor" NEWLYWEDS SCHANCK AGENCY COLTS NECK CUTE 'N COZY Soie Executrix TREMENDOUS Newly decorated Inside atad out' vlth he Dowstra Agency MATAWAN RANCH faan. Bilder, Bllder, JVell constructed ranch; Living room REALTOR In beautiful horae country. Big Colonial. new not Water baseboard heatlnr *?• Four bedrooms, two full battis. Intcreat- Bllver k. McCurley Only one year old. Six bedrooms, 2!£ tern. Here's in excellent home To W Park Place Is tee word tor this five-bedroom — with" wood burning fireplace, dining 9 Linden PI. Red Bank tiled batha, large family room with I East Front St., Red Bank lng contrast In clafhoard and brick Newark 7, New Jeney m-btth home on a tree filled lot. Living room, two bedrooms. Quiet residential 747-0397 ' Eves: 747.4088 beamed celling and brick fireplace, someone. Two bedrooms - one 1* 15x12. Included In price, all appliances for area In Middle-town. Elver rlshts. Aik- Living room 15x12, dining room, kitch- e&sy-Boln? household plus centra] air Attorney! room, dining area and recreation room. large formal living room and dining Oct. 27, Nov. 3, 10, 17 WM Basement and laundry. Wood paneling Ing *22,9O0. room. Porch. Pretty and functional en'Located on 100x100 lot Presently Conditioning, fireplace and a two-uar In living room and dining room plus SIRATHMORE RESALES kitchen. .Full basement. Solidly con- vacaat. Low, taxes. Really cut* • $12,090. 741-8700 garage. Priced to aell at $34,000. AP- knotty pine in recreation room. A RUSSELL M. BORUS Ranches, Capes, Colonials starting !n structed. $53,000. MCALISTER AGENCY. •LEBROOK OF MATAWAN, Realtorj, NOTICE tremendous house at a tremendous the low 20*9. Our office located In the REALTORS, 109 E. River Rd., Rum BO n. • Leave The Financing To Us Hwy. 34. S06-T60O. JIOVMOLTH COUNTT AGENCY Trade Your House la price of only $26,500. This is a new heart ol Straihmore, on'Hwy. 34. Call 812-1BM TALL TREES RUMSON-niVKRVIEW — "Must sell" MUBBOUATE'g COt'RT listing APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Hwy. 600 River Rd. Fair Haven us,whether Belling or buying 7 days Open 7 Days opportunity, Two-bedroom ranch. Pan- Nolle- lo Creation W frtitpt S5, Middletown. 671-2300. • 24 hr. service. Call 56(5-7600 anytime MOVE TO RUMSON — Take acivan Member of Multiple Listing replace and paneled den are tha ex- (Wins Agalcsl F.sute tage of the finest educational facilities tras that make thlj cozy two-bedroom eled den. Flri'placc. Basement. $22,500 APPLEBROOK OF MATAWAN; Real- aome In Rumson vrry special, $22,600. LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING ESTATE Of FKANKLIN F. HURD, tors. for your children. Your opportunity REALTOR 7474121 DECEASED HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE may be In this spacious 8-rootn home, CONTEMPORARY RANCH STERLING THOMPSON MULTIPLE LISTINQ MEHHER Pursuant to tlie order of DONALD BRAND NEW! Colonial with four bed- which feat urea a family room, a. full J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the rooms, 2VS baths, dining room, den, dining room, four bedrooms and % & ASSOC, Realtor County or Monmoulh, this nar made, gameroom.-Country location. Good con- baths. Includes a fireplace, new three- EXOUISITB MODERN HOME IN DE LIGHTFUL SECTION Of EL.BBR0N, « W. Klver Rd. LOTS AND ACREAGE an the application of the underslgnerl, struction nnd appeal, Appointments zoned baseboard heat on a quiet (Ex- Ttie t>ntral Jeraey Hank and Trust wlUi character. Financing arranged. cept for the children) aide street. FINEST APPOINTMENTS. «59,000. RUMSON BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED LOT - Company, Administrator with Will an- Asking *25,MO. WILLIAM H. HINTLE- nexed of the estate of the said Frank- LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING MANN (Firm) 23 Ridge Rd., Kumson. 128' frontage x 127' dcen. Finest fair DISBROW & NEAVES . ' 747-0900 Haven residential area. Asking 112,000. lin P. Hurd, deceased, notice It here- REALTOR 747-4il&l S42-O600. Member of tha Multiple LLst- Exclusive agent* for by given to the creditors of said de- Jni-Sfirvice, .._,.._.-, .- -, - REALTOR MEMBER BMLS ROLSTON WATERBURY, REALTOR, MULTIPLE LISTING MEMBER •" -JSTNorwowl.-W. -Ltnv-Brucb- llutntoD Shore! JStyatei , ltW. Front St.,' Red B»n». 7(7-3300. ceased to present to the' said Admin' tstrfctor with Will annexed their claims ,. 229-2600 FROM ONE LOT TO 10O ACRE! — under oath wllnln six months from . HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE SPARKLING WATERFRONT Alter 8 p.m. 229-M1T lullthesd; Nearly new?fiome; Urge Either commercial or residential. 'ils date. E room, dining room, modern kitchen, MULLANEY REALTY 071-5151. DMed: 'October 13, 1997 MIDDLETOWN — New bUevel. Foul THE CENTRAL JERSEY BANK bedrooms, living room, dining room (or 4) bedrooms, 2M bsttis, fsmll TWO PRIME LOTS-Located on River ANO TK1J8T COMPANY iclence kitchen, IV, baths. Laundry oom with fireplace. Immaculate I Rd., In Red Bank, lultable for cither (By: DONALD W. PEPPLER, COUNTRY ESTATE RANCH! room with dryer. Hot-water buebotrd very detail. Lined lor only (32,000. professional officei or private dwelling vice-rreildent md Trust Officer) heat. Kecrtatlon room, ittiched (a- 01 today for details! ConUct L. B. WclnBteln, 229-3772. 1 West Main Ktreet. rige. FuU pric« 124,900. Set on two acres of complete privacy. Can't be teen from JOSEPH G. McCUE HOLMDEL. — Eight one-acre wooded Freehold, N. J- lotf for ule In Holm del Townihlp, Administrator wllh Will annexed road. Four-bedroom, three-bath modern home with game room, THE PALACE AGENCY REALTORS ITANLEY 8TTLWELL, Real Eliaie Vincent C. DeMaio, Esq. living room with massive fireplace, elegant master suite with 1835 Rt. 35 Mldiil«loi Ridge Rd. Rumson S42-O44 Broker, Holmdel, H6-8383. 1M Main Street. 6713SO0 Member Multiple Listing Uatawan, N. J. large dressing room. Ideal for family who IOVM animals. Ask- (Next to Harmony Bowl) HOLMDEL — Nlo* and on«-qtMrter ftcrei In Holmdel Townahlp. Op«D Attorney ing $42,500. OLDE SHREWSBURY — AttracUve TWO FAMILY INCOME :round. 130.000. STANLEY ITtLWELL, OCL 20, 21, Nor. i, 10 , W 20 Catw Cod. Fireplace In the living room. food convenient location. Duplex. R«al EiUU Broker, Holmdel. MH383. Formal dining room. Science kitchen. l&ch side hfti three bedroomi, livin BUILDING LOT NOTICE HILLSIDE RANCH! Den. Three bedrooms, IVi bailu, Ban- oom, dining room and bath. Base Ready to go — for two-family boma— MOSMOUTH COUNTY ment. Pine gameroenn. Attached ga- lent. Two-car garage. Good kitchen. Chapln Avenue, Red Bank. HL'HBOUATK'S COURT ' Charming spot overlooking ocean in AI residential area, three rage. Many extra*. EXCEU.ENT VAL- nd baths. In excellent condition. (22,. BILVERMINT Kotlee to Crvdllon U Pre«««l UE SSl,500. BTANUEY K. DOWNS. bedrooms. Full basement. City sewers. Near churches, schools 00. MCALISTER AGENCY, REAL 7411200. : Clmfma Asalnat E«tat« REALTOR, Shrewabury. 741-1017. ORS, 109 E, River R6., Rumion. &42< ESTATE OF ELIOT W. COLIMAN, and bus-to N.Y.C. Just reduced to $22,B80. RUMSON 1'4 ACRE WOODED LOT INTERESTED PARTIES ONLY — 186*. DECEABKD. Choice locfttloD oa high ground jvetr Purtuant to the order of DOMALD Ranch, three bedroomi, fireplace, hot- cicellent ichooli. PrFcs 117.500. Call 3. CUNNINGHAM, Surroj.te of the Call our office for financing details on how you can buyl water heat, Plastered walls, IV, battii, UVEJ RENT FREE! Red Bank two- •42-1171 or (42-2010. full cellar, attached garage. 747-3fl33.<1 amily rcet/ience. Near hlgti school, County of Monmouth, this d«r made, rhree bedroomi each ilde. On* ilde COLTS NECK — Choice acre on hill DO the application of the underiifned, EXCELLENT VALUE — L*rg« four »w vacant. • 122,000. In eicellent location. View and tree Dorothea M Cole man, and Tht Chtie bedroom split level with 2'/i batliB, LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING 841-4(14. MinHattan Bank, National A*4oclatlon. paneled 12*10' family room, additional REALTOR -: 747-4131 the Executor* of the eitata of the den or study, basement, two-car ga- MULTIPLaE LISTING MEMBER INTERLAKEN ld Eliot W. Colemaa deceued, tw- (SLGUinev rage. ^4 acre with trees. What mori Uce Ii hereby given to the creditor* of couW you tmk for J26.5O0. E.A. ARM' JSTOM DESIGNED—Ranch home on Builders • Attention •aid deceased to present -to th« Mid STRONG AGENCV, Realtor, 555 PrM .% acre. Comer lot. Landjc&ped. Six Executor* their claim* under oath with- pect Ave.. Little Bllvcr. 741-4500. 'ears' residence. One minute to NewWe can offer you a larie lot with a in six month* from Oil* date. fork buses. Three bedrooms, two baths, wo-car garage with apartment altove MirxDLETbWN — *9,500 arge 26' living roam. Dining room. ind a S10.O00 awlmmlng pool overlook- Dated: October 13th, 1967 REALTORS Little cash noeded. Three bedrooma ' kitchen. Two-car garage. Mxl8 l Ing the like. SI9.50O. By appointment. DOROTHEA M. COLEMAN H2Av..ofTwoRiv.n RUMSON large living room and kltohen. Taxed .edwood fenced yard. Assume BROTHERS A BROTHERS, REAL Black point Horseshoe, mW 11179. IOOKIOO lot. THE BEHG lortgage. *36,O00. Call 4«2-2U7. ESTATE, Bradley Beach. 774-.MZ4. Rum ion. New Jersey 842-2900 MEMBER OF TWO MULTIPLE LISTINGS AGENCY. Rualtori, Hwy. 35, Mlddle- and town. 611-1000. AVING FOR A HOME? Invest ] NEW MONMOUTH — Half -acre lot THE CHASE MANHATTAN BANK, security now! For the young coupli ^venlPnt location. Ideal neighborhood. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 500 HWY. 36 872-0001 HIGHLANDS dora.ble six-room, ranch, nicely iiltu Call 671-063! after & (By: RALPH K. PULIS, HOUSES FOR SALE near Little Silver Grammar School V.ce-Presidenti Now open 7 days a week 'HI S P.M. \ny wife would love 1\A sleamLi 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza, lardwood floors, bright sunny kltch COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ONLY (luring winter months. New York, New York FREEHOLB-XAKEWOOD AREA vllh oodles o( cupbo-.rdfl. Let us she MIDDLETOWN TUT. — Commercial Executor* ou « real home offered at J22.00C property along Hwy. 35 or M From Arnold Tulp, Eiq. 3 ACRES — .A. ARMSTKO.NG AGENCY. Reaitnr 1751- to 10'-aemr-MUbbANBV-™KEKV- 5& Prospect AWrLlttte 81 lreTrTtI-<50( TY 671-51S1. Red Back, New Jericy KEYPORT — H2.9OO Attorn«y 1800" Custom Rancher—3 yearn old. Four-bedroom older home. City sewc Oct. 20, 27, Nov. S, 10 ftt-fll Three master aized bedrooms, two Tiled bath, piaak-r walls, full basemenl BUSINESS PROPERTY ceramic b&thj. Gracious living THE BERG AGENCY. Realtors, 320 room. FIREPLACE, format dining Hwy. 33, Haalet. 2&t-a2fW. room, Hollywood kitchen, Huge PROPOSAL paneled family room. Full base- MONMOUTH BEACH — An older all MAKE YOUR OWN DOUGH ment, two-car garage. Ideal f.ol year house In excellent condition. R^ady Notice Is hereby given that sealed* •mall horn [arm. $29,500. move right into. Hot water cast Only bakery for milei, doing $80,000 bldi will be received In the Reception ran baseboard heat. First floor- Largs annual gross business. Building, going Room of the Office of the Director, LEWINGER AGENCY ivlns room, dining room, kitchen wll business and fiv«»-room modem apart' Division of Purchase and Property. Jnd ireakfaat room, bedroom and batmeni (or only $30,000. Return ol a'floor. Room 2322, Btate House, Tren- REALTOR capital possible first year. ton, New Jersey OS«25, on November Trees 30 E. Haln St Freehold econd floor - Lovely enclosed sumooi THE pURTIN AGENCY lth panoramic ocean view, four liirgi 16, 196T at 2:00 P.M. and will be opined jedrooma with two modern baths. Plol and read Immediately thereafter, for REALTORS . INSURORS 462-3535 00x188 with private ocean beach. $35, RUMSON OFFICE SPACE the following: Eves. A Sun. 462-2376 or 363-5593 •00. For instant action JOHN L. MIEarl- y American Cape Cod on bus line ACOUSTICAL TILE CORNER LOT WITH TREES IELFORD Sunday 11-4 S'UG-H, ReaUor. Established 1930, 36converter! lo commercial uae. Excellent Acouatlrs.1 <>Illiu TUe. Rumsoo Rd., Rumson. 8i2-3500. for dentlit or professional. Over l.'tfQ -Mervlce Bulldlnj, Comfft olily-*tyle kit:n- for Qirlslmos. It features lour bed- arge lot Three bedrooms, 2% btihi S.J. Stain Hospital, Marlboro, en, dining roomi living room, rooms* living room, dining room FAIR HAVEN Paneled family room, large screane HOME AND OFFICE J.». Bute Hospital, Marlboro, NJ. end three bedrooms upstairs. Full Wchen, surateck. Two full tottis. porch. Low j-We. Call owner. 842-4&H Exquisite three-bedroom, two-bath horn Bids must be (li made-on the stan- basement ond two-car gonoge. Front Fish pond. $24,9*). Cull 291-1800 for Be the first to Inspect this new list- with five-room doctor1 • offices and dard proposal form, (2> enclosed la the porn the order of the Treasurer of the ABSOLUTELY LOVELY with unusual fireplace. Formel dlnln, APPLEBROOK AGENCY Btate of New Jersey, or a bid bond tails. blocks to stores, schools ond the room, kitchen with dishwasher, twe any of which shall be In the amount LOCATION river. Tostefully remodeled. Living cir garage. SI7.950. E.A. ARMSTRONl 11! Ave. of Two Rivers Rumsoi of 5% of the bit. and (4| delivered room, dining room, large modern OAKWOOD PARK Five-bedroom home. Three full AGENCY, Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave 842-2900 at the above place on or before Ire kltcnett, teml-breokfcut room, three Little Silver. 7U-45O0. hour named as no bid will be tc- MIDDLETOWN bottis. On over on acre lot. Love- bedrooms. Basement with langt cepted after the hour specified. Bids Only 22 homes will be constructed and we ly view ond huge trees. Llvlno paneled gameroom. covered pocch. ElUMSON WATERPTRONT. Bui not so submitted will ' You'll feel at home when you first room, dining room, family kitchen, eaded, sheltered lot Three bedroom JilttiL £lUJ!U ' ' iilDli?etected.' TTh* Dl- rector reserves thst rlxht to reject any heavily wooded lots. Country-sfyU living in bednwm home, located In a very conditioned. Ideal for someone who LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING and all bldi and to award contract convenient nelghbonhood, Living con use fifth bedroom for den for REALTOR . 747-4151 In part or whole If deemed to the best ttt IWTfl^SCT«8W -RBBWTiWTOnr*r . ... WVtm9tmlASmH®MBUBB& lHtWe*U»0f., Uia,,SUU..»o.1do. n»,-.,Tti«»- ond garage. $1,000 below evaluation SJ2.50O. Call 741-3500 for appoint- Bipall lot or large tract!. Call MUL- successful bidder will he required to ol $17,500. Coll 291-1800 now. SEA BRIGHT — Rlv«r and ocean fron furnish surety bond In the full amount Oakwood Park is located on Leonardville ment esidence, located on the river, wl LANEV HBALTY. J71-5151. of the contract, of a company au- lock to deep water-plus your own prl WE NKED — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom thorized to do business In tht Itate and Chapel Hil! Rds., Middletown and fea- SEND FOR OUR FREE BROCHURE ate beach and platform on the ocei Incomes, furnished or unfurnished, from of New Jersey. tures bMevels, splits and 'Colonials with 741-3500 291-1800 The two-story dwelling contains llvm $S9 to J17J per month for Incoming Plans and speculations, form o( bid. room with fireplace, dlnlhg room. 15' personnel. THE BERG AGENCY. Rl contract and bond for the propos- d three and four bedrooms from $23,900. 50O SHREWSBURY AVE. HWY. 34 I THOMPSON AVE. REALTORS t2l sun room on Uie river. Three be< 35, MlddUtowa 971-1000. "ooms, plus three In attic. 1 fj bath: work are on file and may be obtained NEW SHREWSBURY LEONARDO 113 River Rd. 741-7686 Fair Haven OPEN LISHNOS upon application to the Director, .-,) plus two lavatories. Offered complete! vision of Purchase and Property State1 It's anothtr planned community by All ads subject to VA & FHA approval. Member Multiple Listing Service urnlshed. $27,500. JOHN L. MINUGI Independent broker dealres open Hat* AGENCY, Realtor, 35 Rumson Rd. Ings on residential properties, Jllddl House, Trenton, New Jersey 08525 o i Rumson. B42-35O0 town, Holmdel. Colts Neck. deposit of twenty.rive (S25.00) (or each STANAT CONSTRUCTION CO. LINCROFT ASSOCIATES Inc. set, this amount to be refunded to t!i* IHARMING ENGMSH TUDOR — E: 7M Hwy. 35 Middletown bidder upon return of such documents cellent condition. 10x24 paneled fa mi (opposite Howard Johnson) In sood-eondltlon within 3(1 days alter For additional information call . . . room with bath on ground floor. Wa Evening. 741-0112 the award of the contract to-wall carpeting In living room, for 6T1-53M BKP.-RTME.VT OF THE TREASUBY mal dining room and sunroojn. Woo Million ol Purchase and Property MULLANEY REALTY burning fireplace, four bedrooms, 2\' URGENTLY NEEDED - Two am.CIMRI.ES t. SULLIVAN, Director baths, full basement. Insulated attl three-bedroom homes Middletown, Haz- Nov. 3, 10 ugg, Lovely wooded grounds. Convenient . let vicinity We have buyers wattlm station, parkway and schools. Low ta THE KIHWAN.-CO. 787-6600. IC1! ".- ,674-5151 . . „ i. Asking $33,000. 7H-7637. ?%2J" J'™* '« FLORENCE vices are Just a phone call away. H DULETO, her heirs, devisees and SHREWSBURY OFFICE mospherc-. Three bedrooms, 1M- bath personal repreaentatlvet, and her, 13x20 panclctl den, wood-burnuig fir Trade-Ins—Exchanges thHr or any of their successor!, in Dlicc IT livim room, sun room, panel*? Commercial and Investment properties rlihl. title »nd Interest; ADOLP1I COLONIAL CHARM ' " basement game room, two-car gar Member Two Multiple Llillnt Servlci DULETO, his heirs, devisees and Many custom foaturps not found ii WALKER * WALKER personal representatives, and his. FOR SALE BY OWNER Cantor hall, living room with fireplae», formal dining, room, modern kitchen, paneled den, this price range. Offered at $32,DO0 Realtors their or any of their successor!, In Phone todav. B.A. ARMSTRONC Shrewibury Mlddtetown-Holmdel 4 spacious bedrooms,- 2 Vi baths. Family room in basement, 2-car garsge. All this for •GENCY. REALTORS, 553 Prospe< 661 Broad SL 1M Hwy. 3J rlKht, title and Interest: and MRS. Ave.. Little Silver. 741-4500. ADOLPH DULETO. $42,900. — and there's moral Located on beautiful pond; wall ts wall carpeting; top schools. 741-5212 J71'.33i You are hereby summoned and re- 1. TO A NARROW CIRCLE OF Early posseision. Don't deldyl quired to serve upon JAME3 R. MIN- HOUSES FOR SALE HELP OGUE, ESQUIRE, attorney for the FRIENDS BRAND SPANKIN' NEW ' • Listings wanted. Strathmore, Lakerldge, plaintiff whose addrcs! Is S Leonard- Holmdel, Colta Neck, surrounding com- vine Rosd, Middletown, New Jersey, Four bedroom, 2'/> bath Colonial boasts wida entrance foyer, spacious living room, formal munities. Members or two area llatlni an answer to the complaint filed In a civil action, In which MARY SODON . • , who know frhat you paid for It, dining, room, dream kitchen with dishwasher. csnte>r island, and generous breakfast treat eervlces and two nationwide home find* Ing referral services. Remember, ID Is plaintiff and FLORENCE H DU- • • . what ii wrong with it, paneled family room, basement, 2-car garage. Trees, tool Positively unbeatable at $29,990. buying and selling, Applebrook of Mata- LETO, her heirs, devisees and personal wan, Realtors, Hwy. 31, Mi representatives, et al.. are defendants, . . , and how long it will b* btfor* Exclusive with us! Dial 741.5212. ' pending In the Superior Court of New Jersey, within thirty-five days after you havt to accept that trans- OLD SHREWSBURY November 10, 1067, exclusive of sucti fer. WE'RE HARD UP! date. If you fall so to do, the relic 3 Bedroom Split Level, I '/i baths, modern kitchen, beautiful family room, large screened for llitlngi -all kinds • all prices. W demanded In the complaint will be porch, 2-car garage, excellent landscaping with tall trees. F.H.A. financing available to quali- haven qualified buyers. Try our protake. n against you by default. You shall 2. TO PRYING STRANGERS fied buyer with down payment of approximately $2,500. At king (27,500. ff'i° ?J 'I""™"* '» B"l Estate Sales file your answer and proof of service MoQOWAN AGENCY, Realtors, In duplicate with the Clerk ol the S-- 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. Wmin 8pr n Rd Be d Bk perlor Court, Btate House Annex, Tren- . . . who answered a newipapflf «d ' " - 'ton, New Jersey, in accordance with Open 7 Days 741 -5212 Trade-Ins ILLMENSEE the rulei of civil practice and pro- for which you must pay AGENCY WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST cedure. v THIS action has been Instituted for' . , , who may not b» qualtfltd fi- Rt. 34 Colts Nsclc YOUR HOME the purpose of foreclosing four ccr- nancially to buy your houst Call today and give details and cash (Illcitos of ta* sale, affecting lands 462-3172 price. STERLING! THOMPSON * AS- In the Township of Middletown, Coun- • • . and who are hunting a bargain SOC, 747-jdOO. ty of Monmouth and State of New Oldest Real Estate Firm Jersey, known ns Lot 23 on "Map of or they wouldn't be trying to "READY BUYERS" Lots at Naveslnk, New Jersey, be- in Colts Neck I NEED HOMES _ From Rumson thru longing to the Bmmwell Andrew Es- buy direct in tha first place, Llncroft. Froifl S18.000 to $1110,000: tate" situate on the westerly side of Memlow Brook Avenue, which certifi- COLTS NECK "Service snrt expert knowledge la my OR calling card". Call Ailam Krelowlcr cates were executed by thB Tax Col- OUR LOWEST PRICED NEW Owner, ADAMS AGENCY, 31 Howarc lector of the Township of Middletown Ave., New Shrewsbury. 741-5O9B or Uon Jnniinry ]Oth, 1DG2, January 9th THROUGH A REALTOR HdUSE S40S. "24 Hour Service." Member Rc tnS3, January 2nd, 1064 and Decem- Dank Area Multiple Llatlnt Sorvlce. ber Mat, 1081 respectively and record- REALTORS • - INSURORS — APPRAISERS New 4-b«droom colonial. 2'/: ed In the Morimmitli County Clerk's . . , who will screen and qualify .hit § Office on January 18th, 1062 and March MIDDLETOWN OFFICF baths, large living room, fire- -LEGAL NOTIC 1st. mm respectively In Book 22T6 of proipecti place, . den, eat-in kitchen, MorlBnir.es at pngo 15!): Book 2«H of , . . arrange tha financing separate dining room. 2-car MortcnRes at pnne 625; Book 2541 of MorlKajres at piige 624 and Book 2841 HOMES (Custom Built) • garage, full cellar. SIJKItOdATE'B CKUJItT • ( , aniwer question* MON.MOUTH COUNTY of Mortgages nt paR(. 628 respective- Ranches, Split Levels, Bi-leveli and Colonials, buill to your individual needs. Wooded lets ASKING $33,900 Xotlre to Creilltori* In rrrsent ly; nnd to bar the equity of redemption . • • and market your home available. Btst areas. Priced to fit your budget. Call nowfor choice lots! Priced at $23,900 to nmrni Aniiint i;»into therein and to rctnrm said tax ialc l ESTATE OP HMI.KN C'TUHNBULL certlllcalr-H to correct the description $31,000. • • COLTS NECK IF) "(tli» lands. .«q(J fmmll^u. ^r.S:ifl£!is Cirtsrof* v " • ' OUNNJNOHAM, Surrogate or the Coun You and each of you are made de- Four-bedroom, 2 '/j -bath ranch. ty of Mrjiimoilth, thin clny made, o emlnnts In the above entitled action j Middletown, 4 bedrooms, full dining room, 2 baths and enclosed 24 ft. porch. Located on tall Large living1 room with fire- tlie application nr ttio imdcrnlgnpil iccdiiuo you Imve or may claim to Catherine Ttirnbuli, (hoo Sol lee ExecutriExe x have some right, title, lien or other i shade tree back ground for privacy. Washer, dryer, dishwasher, 2 air-conditioners and awn- place, separate dining room, of the ctcatiitet off tlitle nuiidd Hcl.Hm Interest affpctlnB tbo real estate being 1 ings for windows Included. 6'xlO' tool room. Near to schools, churches shopping, and trans- One-acre lot, nice location. Like Turn hullull, (Icceaspd, no Hue Is herenhe y foreclosed, by virtue of ownership, In- I portation. Call for appointment. Lilted at (29,500. to . thn creditors of ialri de- liorltitnce, descent, Intestacy, devise, new condition, $35,900. tO piTRCIlt to" tllP il'iwer, curtosy, mort«iiRp, deed or con- tfm.i.iiLiiA rlx IUVHthei UJlLITIIr nclaim IJlKlPsr ( oall v !ynnc<\ entry of Judgment or other COLTS NECK vvllliln jlx months (mm thin ilnte. legal or lawful rl[ht. The nature or i IMMACULAfE OLDER HOME Dntod: October lfilli, IP07 whlrll Jiiu] thn reuson that you and ' 4 Bedrooms, 2 full bathi, also 1 kite dent, can b* utiliied as income property or for a large SHADE TREES, BROOK CATHERINE TIIRNIHILL each of you are Joined as defendants Is Bft forth with particularly In Ihe ; family, Near schools, bums and shopping. Call Nowl Ailcing $22,500. l:)0 Hum«on Itond Three-bedroom Colonial with I.ltlle HIlvi?r, New Jetsey romplftlnt, n enjiy of which wll] he 2'/i acres and brook. Many lumtshr-fl you on rerjucHt addressed to 2068 HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN, N. J, lesnrn. JleeKrmin nml Purler Uie attorney of the plaintiff at Ihe MULTIPLE LISTINGS shade trees. Non development, 10 nroatl Street nhnvn mentioned miilreitn. Open 7 Days 671-3311 ' Trac/e-lni (41,000. lied Ha iih, New Jersey IMTrci): Oetnbcr 2(llh, lf)67 ny F"":'JMr,fl n NEWMAN, Jrt. Oct. 27, Nov. 3, 10, 17 $?7.fiO Ocl. SO, 27, Nov. 3, 10 , »B2,K> NOTICE—— LEGAX. VfnWK Of HETTf,EWElfT wmti (yrjvxTT ; nuvht Paliner-Nicklaus Team Has Slim Lead TKtoi KtfMMf . to CntOun 1* ' CUlins AK«1*»4 . ESTATE OF WLUJJ.M I. KBRMSR- ESTATE OF ELAINE B, ESTATE OP WESLEY T. JAU, DECEASED DECEASED DECEASED. MEXICO CITY (AP) - Arnold as he came out of the first nine carded a 69 on. ttie strength of ning on the 18th. Player and Hen- George Knudson of Canada, de- Notice la hereby Riven that the ac- Notice Is hereby riven that Uie ac- Pursuant to tbe order of DONALD J. Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, fight- two-under-par, shaved off two his putting. He finished with a fending his individual champion- counts of Uie aubscrlbers. Administra- counts of the subscribers, Executors CUNNINOHAM, Surrogate of the Oour- ning hoped to get back in it as tor* Fendente Lke and Executors of and trustee! ot the estate ol said De- ' of MonmouUi,, this dayy made,, on ing to keep the World Cup golf more strokes on the back nine, flourish, sinking a 30-foot putt on a team today. ship won at Tokyo, shot a 73, the estate of asld Deceased will be ceased will be audited and slated by of the undersigned, audited and stated by the Surrogate Uie Surrogate of the County of Mon- Leah Alice Bet Sole Executm of team championship for the United and finished with a 68 that tied the 17th and a 10-footer on the "Harold finished with a 74," but his teammate said later, of the County of Monmouth and re-mouth and reported for settlement to the estate of the said Wesley K. Besse States, held a one-point lead over him with Argentina's Florentino 18th for two birdies. "George will be the individual ported for settlement to The Monmouth The Monmouth County Court, Probate deceased, notice is hereby given to Player said yesterday, "but he County Court, Probate DivUIon, on Fri-Division, on Friday, the 15th day or the creditors of said deceased to pre-Argentina today as the second Molina for low individual score. Damp Twosome had some impossible shots. He star before this thing is over." day, the ISth day of December A. I).,Di-cemlier A. D. 1667, at 11:30 o'clock «ent to the said Sole Executrix their a»6T at 9:30 o'clock turn,, at Uie Coun- a.m., at the County Court House, Mon- clalma under oath within elx ma round started and 80 golfers Nicklaus fired a steady 72 to Palmer and Nicklaus, who are didn't play that badly, more like Balding said he believed the al- Court House, Monument and Court ument and Court Streets, Freehold, from this date. sharpened to the course. give Palmer the backing he need- defending the team title they won a 71." _ /eBtjS.^Freeholi, New Jersey, at New Jerfley, at which time Application Dated: November 6lh, 1667 titude was affecting him, as did which Urn* Application will be made will hi? made (or the allowance 0[ LEAH AUCE BESSE Palmer, who said the greens ed. Molina's teammate, Fidel de last year in Tokyo, played three In at 70 were Canada's Al Bald- Palmer, "I've never felt so for the allowance of CommiHHlons and Commissions and Counsel feen. 20 Rlverbrook Aveiuie Counsel fees, and Directions for Dis- Llncroft, New Jersey seemed to have gotten faster Luca, came in a 73. holes in the rain, which caught ing, Spain's Ramon Sota, and shaky," said Balding. tribution, and DlrectionB and Instruc- Dated November 8lh A.D. UK}7. Bole Executrix overnight, made most putts count Player and teammate Harold Hen- tions of Uie Court Baling, Boglloll &. Moore South Africa's Gary Player Jose Maria Gjonzalez of Brazil. Palmer said that in the pro-am Dateil November Sth A. D. MM7. SANDRA G, PACKARD Rt. 35, Crysta l Broolt -p. tourney Wednesday the altitude PETER EISENBERQER (formerly Bandra B. Drove), Prof. Bidg. of 2 Walland Avenue, Farmlngdale, of Foi Hill Farm, Eaton town, New Jersey affected him so much he couldn't Long Island, N. Y., and Mlrtdk-town, N. J. and Attorneys PETER KIBENBERGER. JR.. THE BANK OV NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 17, £4, Dec. 1 $27.60 drive. "But I felt much better of 2 Walland Avenue, Farmingdale By: Harold G. Wilson, today," Palmer said. Both Nick- Lonr Island, N. Y. Trust Ofrloer, Underdog Roles for Princeton, Rutgers NOTICE laus, who said the altitude hasn't ADMINISTRATORS PFAIIENTE •IS Walt Blteiil, MONMOUTH COUNTY LITE AND EXECUTORS. New York City, N. Y. By The Associated Press Executors and Trustees. SURIIOGATE'8 COURT weeks against the likes of Col-!from Harvard, Yale and Cornell which has not won a league bothered him at all, and Palmer, U"isrs. Durand, Twombly Notlr-- to Crrdltors to 1'reBent : Jt Imbrloco, Stuart A. Young Jr., Esq., The "Big Three" has suddenly gate, Penn and Brown, Prince- and finished in a three-way tie for game. So yDu can see that the cite one benefit of the city's 7,347- CounaeUors at Law, Counsellor at Law, Claims Against Estate ESTATE OF JEAN BOOTH, DE- become the big six. Translated, ton finds itself in much the same'j the championship. This season, Princeton-Harvard loser will just foot altitude: the ball goes far- 744 Broad Street, 744 Broad street, CEASED. Newark. N. J. Newark, N. J. 07102 Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. that means that Princeton opens situation as last season and hop- the third-game trouncing was ad- about drop out of the running. ther. "We figured it would go Mov. 10, 17, 21, Dec. 1 JM.M Nov. 10. 17, 21, Dec. I *35.6S CUNNINaHAM, Surrogate of the Coun- a bid for its fourth straight Big of Monmouth, this day made, on ing that history repeatsp . ministered by Cornell, which h While Princeton is contending faster at this altitude," Palmer M.V application of the undersigned, Three title tomorrow at Harvard -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE A year ago, after a sound drub- j switches places on the schedule with Harvard's explosive attack said. "I think 10 per cent is about Warren H. Booth, Administrator of the while the remaining three games estate of the said Jean Booth de- bing by Dartmouth in the third!with Dartmouth every year, and stingy defense at Cambridge, right." ;l ceased, notice la hereby given to the on the schedule are as big Ivy-, TAX BALE NOTICE creditors of said deceased to preient game, Princeton recuperated Princeton, Harvard and Dart- Mass., Rutgers will have its The 7,250-yard course demands Of Real Estate In the Borough of Fair Haven for Non-Payment of Taxei and to the said Administrator their claims wise as anyone could want. under oath within alx monthi from this against the weaker Ivy League mouth all take 3-1 league records hands full on the other side of exacting placement of shots, and After prepping for three teams, won its final three games 'into Saturday's action, one game Public notice Is hereby alven that I, Melvln P Stout, Collector of TaxeL date. the state with the University of all golfers here who talk about of the Borough of Fair Haven, Monmouth County, New Jerfley will sell at pub- Dated: November 2nd. 1997 behind 4-0 Yale, which figures to lic auction on the 1st day of December, 19'i7. at 10:00 A. M. In the Municipal WARREN H. BROWN Massachusetts and Greg Landry, the greens summed them up^in BulldlDf, 74! River Road, fair Haven, New Jersey the hereinafter described 13 Crawford Street win easily at home against sixth- its record-setting Woot-4 quar- lands. ' Shrewsbury, New Jersey one word: "Difficult." * Administrator place Penn. Dartmouth is terback, Bald lands will be sold to make the amount of municipal liens chargeable Ex-Jint Mercein a Packer Play the first day was glow, against the aam« on the 31st day of December 1996 as computed In the tax Messrs. Beekman it Porter a heavy favorite over Columbia, 10 Broad Street Landry has gained more yard- and drew complaints from some list, together w(th Interest un said amount from the first day of July 1967 to Red Bank, New Jersey GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - Coach Otto Graham of the the date of Bale and the costs of sale, at nubile vendue to auca persona at Attorney* The Green Bay Packers an- Washington Redskins, who pre- age than any other player in New of the players, including Balding will purchase the same subject to redemption at tha lowest rate of Interest, Nov. 10, 17, 24, Dec. I £23.59 but tn no case In excess of eight percent per annum. nounced yesterday that the; dicted the signing Wednesday, England college history. His run- and Palmer. This sale 1B made under the provisions of Article 4, Chapter S, Title 54, Ot th« Reviled Statutes of New Jersey 1947. entitled "BalB of Real Property NOTICE have signed former New York filed a formal protest over the Entries ning and passing is some 800 to Enforce Liens," and acts supplementary thereto and amendatory thereof. HONMOUTII COUNT? Giants' fullback Chuck Mercein pending acquisition. Graham 1ST—$1,300: Pace; 1-m. yards better than the mark set The said lands to be sold and the names of persons against whom laid SLRROGATK'H COURT 1-Johnny Reb 3-1 3-Orateful Ray taxei havt been lain on account of each parcel for unpaid taxei are ai follows: Notice to Creditors to Present and placed Elijah Pitts on th claimed that Mercein had been 4-Audrey Hill 4-1 7-Don't Disturb 10-1by Jack Concannon of. Boston n Warner Kids Name BUi. tot Description Year Amount Claims Against Estate National Football League's dis- a member of the Redskins' taxi 5-Mead'wFrlsc5MidFrUc o 9-2 S-Edg'w-dFlco 12-1 College and the Chicago Bears— Deborah J. Richardson 45 10-11 Allen St. 1K» ( 71 61 ESTATE OP WILLIAM H. 6-Yankte Gal ae-Gr'cl's McKlyo Mary Elleo Austin XECEASED abled list. squad. 2-My Kid and Landry still has three games 31 9 33 Cedar Ave. 1966 209.81 Pursuant to th* order of DONALD J. Mary Ellen Auitla 31 II PKk St. .. 1966 54.31 !M>-»l,200; Clarence Blanton 37 14 60 Cedar Ave. U66 383.23 CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of (he Coun- Mercein, 24, a free agent, was left. Play Benefit Mary E. * Ella ty of Monmouth, thli day made, on 1-Scotch Note (•Rcdp.wlEagle 10-1 63 Fair Haven 2-My Queen 6-Bobby Star 12-1 Elsewhere, the season comes Hendrtclcson. Est Road I9M 600.04 the application of the undersigned. cut by the Giants last month. H WEST LONG BRANCH—Rum- Salvatore Blmeone « 1 Provident National Bank, fiole Ex- 7-Stev Lin 5-Dale'j Lady lj-l 22 21D 15 Haddon Park 19» 119 19 ecutor of the estate of the said Wil- was their starting fullback lasi Results 3-Mr. Farr ie-Mlchiel MIU to a close for two of New Jer- son Bulldogs and the West Long Allan McFarlane 115 Parker Ays}' 1368 16J.70 Stephen )• oross 37 13 liam H. EKolf, deceased, notice Is here- season and leading rusher. S-Mlkes Counsel 8-1 sey's six football -^playing 2'i 13 River Road IMS 313.6! by given to the creditors of said de- 1ST—Pace; J-m.; 11,400: T.-2:09.3 3RD—|l,IMi Psc Branch Sharks, members of Ralvalore. Slmeone 2! 21A River Road 19f» 123.71 Gypsy Gene (B«de) .....6.80 3.20 2.60 ; 1-m. schools. Glassboro Balvatore SlmtDm ceased to present to the said Bole Mercein, a former Yale Uni- W. J. Counsel (Wtonid Jr.) <00 3.40 5-Farrlor Boy 3-1 2-Speeflo the Jersey Shore Pop Warner Stlllimui Johnson 22 21B Klver Road 195! 119.1! Executor their claims under oath with- 4-1 45 29 143 Third St. IBM 429.91 in six months trom this date. versity star, was the New York- J. MeadowMeadowa ((Smith) 3.30 3-Romaa Joe 4-La Proof ] winds up-its~bestcSni^iaign since Sarah Reeve? Est 2ND2ND-PaceP ; 1m.1 i *l,60l>*l60> : T.B:W.TBW3 1-Quick Dillon D-2 6-Oarey'>DotUa 12-1 League, will play a benefit game Kdward ghomo lit 77 77 1< William Et 1K6 179.BS Dated: November 3, 1907 ...... S-l resuming varsity football four 77 75-7J 22 William et " ' U6S 429.21 PROVIDENT NATIONAL RANK, ers' second round draft choice IVmna Cmrtr. (Brown*) 19.20 7.00 4.80 ae-utUo O tomorrow on Shore Regional's fBy: THOMAS V. 2UQ, Lullw&ter Peach (Abb&tlello) 4.60 3.60 S-Fly With Ma 6-1 years ago with an Eastern Con- ADDZD ASSESSMENT in 1965. Ml Bloomer (DeMoro Sr.) 3,20 gridiron here. •alvatore Blmeone 23 21D IS Haddon Park IBM il.JI .Trurt Officer) 4TH—11,300; FM ) 1-tn. ference game at Montclalr State. Broad and Chestnut Street*, Pitts, suffering from a torn Dallr Doubts (7-2) Pill MJ.M 1-Dulch Bomber 6-2 Proceeds of the contest will be When the ial« take* place, payment of all taxes or aaaeumentx, coata and PhltodelphLa, Penfla. 2-Gunmore 3-1 T-L'ckn'wRalpa 10-1 Trenton State concludes a dis- Interests must be paid by the purchaser before tha conclusion of th* tale, other- Achilles tendon, was injured In 3RD—Pace: 1-m.: *l,2O0: T.-2H0.3 wise th« property will be Immediately resold. Sole Executor 5-Vln Hanover 4-1 3-Oallmt Adloa 12-1 donated to widows of volunteer Ue*sri. persons, Canzoca, Oil Primro«e (Rolls) .34.90 7.60 3.60 4-Mercury Bob 6-1 astrous season, 1-6 so far, by At anr time before the tale, the collector will recelre payment of the Blair A Wawen, last Sunday's 13-10 loss to the Faberlns iDauplalse) 4.80 180 u-BtU. B McEUrn firemen who died > In the tmoujnt due, together with Interest and coflW Incurred to the data of payment IS Wallace Street. Baltimore Colts. He won't b Link C (Popflnger) 2.60 S-Fr'domFirht'r 6-1 a«-Poplar Carolyn hosting Nichols of Massachusetts. Witness my hand and leal this 2nd day of November 1967. Red Bank, N. J. 4TH—Pace; 1-m.: «l,B0O: T.^:O8.4 5TH—41.S00...; Pae j 1-m. bowling lanes building fire In , HELVIN P. STOUT eligible to play again for 30 Blue Of* Pk (T'g'r'lo) 36.00 9.20 6.80 3-Wld'w» Weed! 6-2 7-Ramona wlclc 6-1 Another contest finds Upsala, Collector Attorney! Seaward (Scott) 4.90 3.0...J0 2-Irl«""-h- "'-'Pick- 3-1 S-D's'yraaeH'ver 8-1 Cliffside Park. 167.32 Nov. 10, 17, 34, Dec. 1 J3036 days. 5-Poplar AM 10-1 4-2, taking its four-game winning Vrf.S,W. 17. U Doctor Chief (BuUer) 6.6" 0" "6-Crew Man 4-1 Committee members of the Et (7-3) Paid S189.M 4-Cotton Candy 5-1 1-Bye Bye Pick 12-1 streak to Albright for a Middle By CHARLES M. SCHULZ 5TH—(Pace; 1-m.: $1,500; T.-2:O8.1 eTII—11,100; Pace; 1-m. benefit game are urging fire com- PEANUTS Him Pauline P (Field) 32.40 14.20 7.00 2-Vlctory Dlnle 6-2 | 7-Beam'B Choice 6-1 Atlantic Conference clash. Coneatopa Lady (Wagner) „ 14.80 7.80 4-Teeter 3-1 ] 1-Lad'l Jo Ann 8-1 panies in the county to send as • Sunny Coatt (Beede) 6.80 6-Ml» Carol U 4-1 3-MountalnPaul 10-1 "WIN": 6TH—Pace.... : 1-m.; |a,5tt>; T.-2:07 6-Tory Song 5-1 f 8-Ima Gander 12-1 many volunteers as possible, to BASEBALLTRAPK UWAT A BEAUTIFUL 0)ORP THAT Hypowave Uaerer) 7.20 4.60 i.W TTH—42,900; Pace; 1-m. make the benefit a huge success. Lucky Rocket (Young) 6.20 3.902-Speedy Quick 3-1 8-M'rgotaDres.m S-l Selections GOfWti.CHAfflE Mountain AB (Smith) 4.80 1-J M Win 4-1 4-Provlder B-l The Pee-Wee' teams of the two Eiacta (3-1) Paid HIM 6-Ranlom J J~ 9-3 7-C'md'nPa'ma 10-1 1—Yankee Gal, Johnny Reb, Meadow clubs will open the afternoon with 7TH—Trol; 1-m.; J2.5O0; T.-2:08. 5-Mr. Hustler 5-1 u-Meadow Dotty Frl.co , M. Pride (Lamb) _..28.» 4.80 4.00 •High Herbert 6-1 ae-WInged Star a preliminary contest at 1 p.m., Specter (Taeaaiello) 2.60 2.40 IfII—I2.MM; Pace; 1-m. S—Stev Un. Scotch Note, My Queen Whlteloot Boy (Morone) 6.00 i-Adlos Agent 2-Georgla Red 6-1 3—Quick Dillon, Farrlor Boy, Roman with the varsity game following. STH—Pace; 1-m.; RJ00: T.-atO7.2 .-Coast Lady 8<:apt'aD'ught'r 8-1 JIM anlta (Cormier) .. .3.80 3.00 2.40 Rumson's varsity has a 6-2 rec- Danclnf/ Yankee (Stafford! 5.40 3.00i-Slralgtlt A 3-MaJor Black 3-1 4—Gunmor, Dutch Bomber, Mercury -StandardTime 5-1 7-Falr Rose 10-1 Kuthi Dream (Qulnn) ..._ 3.80 Bob ord, while West Long Branch Is Exacts (1-4) Paid ttSSO 9TII—I1.S0O; race: 1-m. »TH—Pa«e; 1-m.: J1.8O0; T.-2:09.1 1-MlsiTraPean 3-1 5-DapperLlndsay 8-1 {—Irish Pick, Widow Weeds, Bye Bye4-4. Branchers' Pee-Wee team is Senator Pete (Paradis) -5.80 3.SO 2.80I-Wonder Boy 4-1 7-Flrat Lokos 10-1 Pick 7-1. The Little Bulldogs show a 6- Michel Mir (Browne) 6.80 4.00 8-Slivcr Gpeedy 12-1 6—Teeter, Victory Dlnle, Tory Sons Newport Hit (Baldldilno) ,3.60 ae-FIorlcan Flash 1—J. M. Win, Speedy Quick, Mr. 1-1 mark. 10TH—Pace; 1-rfl.J tl,6O0: T.-2:O8.2 [-Annie Tassel 6-1 ae-Leonards Dre&m Ifusller Runnymede Brook IB'de) 0.40 3.40 3.00 10TH—11,200; Pace; Im. S-Toaat Lady, Adloi Agent, Straight By Chic Young Blue Grass (Jaeger) 7.20 3 60 •MemoryModel 3-1 3-8torm Moraka 6-1 6—Ml.j Tn Dean, F. R. Vte, Dean Friday, Nov. 10, 1967—21 BLONDIE Model Way (Wtoga.rd Sr.) BOO •Carina Star 5-BuddyBr'wst'r 8-1 Volo • Exacts, (6-1) Iana Dee 6-KeensDlrectta 10-1 10—Memory Model, Carina Star, Jane THE DAILY REGISTER • REPORT I'P LIKE *-N1| I ATT.: J.3S8 — HANDLE: CBt.TO) 8-Day Bee Dee TO MY OFFICE T TO PUSH HIM J ON THE V OFF THE • < THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK 1 7 POOP DECK. ), I RCX'S IAST HEW OF 6ENTIE JOOMBA /SK- HOW MUCH WILL A TRAINED GIANT TKEHUKTBtS CHASIN6 JOOMBA. WE SET FOR HIM* LIKE THIS? TWEMT/ FIVE THOUSAND IFONiy WE HAP OTHER LEAST H.fF'HAMTS'TO-CFAir

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PERTH AMBOY 11—Perry Mason—Mystery 2—Dial M For Music—Color 7:34 35 Laughing 3 Some shops. 2—As The World Turns—Serial—Color 31—Slatit And Sound—Music 8:10; 6:00; 10:20 <—Wostilnaton International—Horw 2—Underdog—Cortoons—Color SUN. — Klrldle Show 2:00; Ulyoe, AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- 4—Let's Make A Deal—Gome—Color 9:30 bird. 4 Engage 9—Fireside Theater—Drama Race—Color 5-Augle Doggie—Color 5:00; 7:20; 9:15, FRI. 4 SAT. — Cartoon! 7:00: To Sir 4—Accidental Fomily—Color 13—Latin America—History 7—The Answer—Religion—Color 36 Encircles. again, as With Love 7:18; 11:15; Who'l Got the ll_Fllm—Volley of the Heodnuntert— 7-Guns Of Will Sonnert-Color MAYFAIR- Action 9:32. Johnny Welssmuller—55 mln. 31—Portfolio—Discussion 11-iOirlstopher Prog-urn—Color gears. 31-Film Short 4:00 37 Glaswegian. Rough Night In Jericho 2:13; 7:20 SUN. — Cartoom 6:15; To Blr With 2:00 7.:50. 9:30. Uve 6:33; 10:25; Who'« Oot the Ac- *—Love. 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Judy Canova—90 mln. 47—Pumorelo-Vorlety 9:00 7:55. 11—Superman—Adventure—Color 31—American Literature 11:00 7—Brother Buzz—Color BRICKTOWN 2—News—Tom Dunn—Color 31—Survey Of The Arts 9—Point Of View—Color MMi, 3:25 5:30 2— News—Edwards—Color 4—News—Jim Hontz-Color 11-Uncle Waldo-Color BRICK PLAZA— Reluctant Astronaut 2:00; Roug] 11—Eighth Mon-Cortoon-Color 7—News-Bill Beutel—Color 4-G-6 College Bowl-Color 9:15 GEORGE DBin 9—Film—Two Women— 5-McHok's Navy-Comedy 4-Hebrew Sahool ; NlgM In Jericho 7:23; 0:15. V-Jft^TBlV SAT. — Reluctant Aitronaut 2:00 S—Edge Of Night-Color "~ ll=*luslc Sly U-SA.-Cotor Rough Night In Jericho 3:50: 5:60 4—You Dont Soyl-Gonn—Color 11:10 31—Lee Graham—Inretvelw 2—Way To Go—Rellalon—Color 8;0O; 10:00. mimnn 5-Morine Boy-JCartoon-Color 4-JWealhw—Frank Field—Color 47—University Forum 4-4>rote»tont Heritage—Religion-Color SUN, — Rough Night In Jericho 2:19 7—Dor* Shadows—ferial 7-Weottier—Antolne—Color EVENING 7—MIRon The Monster—oantoons—Color 6:08: 7:20; 9:15. 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N^v. ,oth 4— Fllntstones-Color 11:25 4:30 — Ih Color — JEAN BRILLIANT, 7—«pmeMNion—Color 4—Sports—«« Allen—Color 4—Pro FooitMll-DolpWns vs. Changers— (All New Cartoon Feature) 11—It Is Written—Tolk-color 11:30 Color PUzAi FORCEFUL 10:30 2—News—Reid Collins, Sol 7-Magltla GortHo-Colw PLUS — CARTOONS 477^400 SIMMONS 3—Space Ghost—Color March lano—Color 13—New Jersey Speaks—Report CINEMA ART." 4—Somson & Goliath—Cortoons—Color *-Johnny Carson—Vonlety—Color 31—Your Right To Say It 5-4ta\raH Colls—Trovol-Color 7—Film—cape Fear— 3:00 ROUGH 7—Journey To The Center Of The Gregory Peck-2 hrs. Pro Football—Browns vs. Packem— ; Hwy. 36, Highlands Earth^Cdrtoons—Color 9—Iron Won—Color A.I.T.'S Msxj»,JctRlt35S36 e*nt OPIH 1M P.M-MOVIII »t cum NIGHT IN "•*••... , 872-1773 11-Word 01 Life—Color 11:00 A RARE 3—Moby Dick-Color JERICHO THE BEST IN ' 4— Blrtfman—Color rts WEDNESDAY! EXPERBENCB." 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Listings FAIR HAVEN - Edmund To 'Name the Room ACROSS 53 Rent again. 23 Fruiting Saturday, November 11 56 Warble. Goerke of Highlands will be the POINT PLEASANT BEACH- 1 Spanish 55 Endure. spike. (Continued) new room, and we'd like to have fa 58 Think. speaker at the Nov. 18 break- painter. 57 Decide 26 Potato: si. Present—For You and Yours . • • Another There's a new contest in town their ideas of an appropri- 59 Divulge. fast meeting of the Monmouth 5 Scrape. against. 28 Fish. splendid day! Work should go well as mental abili- J-Gerrtle Ben—Adventure—Color The Shanty Pub situated on the ate name." 60 Emperors, County Chapter of the Full Gos- 9 Jewish 61 Little devil. 30 Lazar. ties arc accented. Optimistic signs increase imagina- 4—Walt Disney's world—Co:o- banks of. the Manasquan Inlet The room, which faces the wa- 61 Brazilian V—Film—The Red Badge of Courage— pel Business Men's International holiday. 64 Pairs. 32 Greek coin. tion and intuition. Psychism and the occult are Audle Murphy—90 rr,ln. has announced a "Name the ter at the Manasquan Inlet en- cordage Fellowship at Willowbrook Inn. 14 Timeless. 66 Entices. 33 Father. stressed. The element of romance is evident. Strong Jl—Focus On Books- Interview Room" competition, and contes trance to the ocean, is the centei fiber. . 8:00 15 European 67 Watered 34 Grafted: possibility exists that you will be granted a secret Mr. Goerke who is an over- tants have been invited to submit for entertainment in the nautical 62 Barnyard 2—Ed Sullivan—Variety—Color river, mohair. heraldry. wish tonight or Sunday. 5—Do^id SusV 3i-Man And The Univerw which feature the Pub's interior "We dem't have any entry fee: 29 Test. author, IWter not make social iilans for A smile alone won't Kft you 47—Festival 0! Corned/ forcement officials are invited to 31 Peace. this weekend. You'll have work very far. You must offer at- decor. or coupons or gimmicks to foo 77 Indian to do. lioiL attend the meeting which begins 35 Part of a weights. jl—VI itorv At Sea—Documentary The contest is being held to around with," he said, "but w< Cancir. Jun< 22 to July 21 Capricorn. D«c. 22 to Jan. 20 31—Film—Dose t Victory— at 9 a.m. pendulum. Ihm't chance your financial Keen IHKKC Mrinpt. tied »l it i* 60 min. have some fun and entertainment know that someone will come u Raymond Rafferzedcr, Atlantic 38 Singing DOWN l>rocratn brciuse of some rosy loo rifltiv to make any ruh 10:00 among cusomers, Jack Baker, with an outstanding name. . .am promises made you. changes no*. 3-Mls»lon: ImpoM.ble-Color Highlands, and George Stowe, group. 1 Frozen. owner of the Pub, explained. that person will become famous. teo. July 22 to Aug. 21 Aquarius. Jan. 21 fo Feb. 19 4-«loli Ctiapomil—Color Deal, are in charge of reserva- 40 Bird. 2 Sheeplike. You tend lo rufili around accom- An accident-prone day when eji- 5-Nevw—Schonmen—Color tri care should be taken 9—From The Bitter End—Color tions. "There are no rules for entries 41 Above. 3 Irish poet. plishing exactly nothing. Slow Lift-Color Civic Chorus, Symphony 4-Weaflier-Henwv-Color To Speak At 11:11 J-News—Reid Colllns-Calej 4-JLocol News—T«agu«—Color Join ior Dec, 3 Concert 11:8 4—soom—«eJ Allen-color Asbury Park LITTLE SILVER - The Mon- nid will be sung in the original 11:10 ASBURY PARK - William H j—Film-Cotklnheli Herow— mouth Civic Chorus and the Lake- anguages of German and Latin. Jose Ferrer—I hr.. ft mln. Booth, chairman of the New wood Civic Symphony will collab- Beethoven was the first com- 4—FHm— I'm All Right, Jack— York City Commission on Hu- Peter Stllerv—1 hr., Mon- 7:M pattern — add~KT"~1?~* "*"" 1—News—Joseph Bentl—Color »d in 1920 as "Negro History and the opponents you are better West dealer mouth and the Long Branch High 5-7-Corioone—Color pattern for 1st class mailing and Here she comes in a delightful Literature Week" is designed to off passing than telling them all East-West vulnerable chool band will participate. T.ii r special handling. Send- to Laura Exhibit Sunday and darling jumper that flares on1 ocus attention on persons of out 1—N*ws—Roloh Penza—Color Wheeler. The Daily Register, about your strength and distri- NORTH LINCROFT — The Monmouth 7-»-Newi ' ' from a V yoke. Whlp.jt,jip in standing achievement. The bution. 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Press Marian Martin, The Daily Regis altogether. e> AJ8S Sat. and Sun., Nov. 11 ond 12 DINNER ing a meeting of the Fire Depart- knit, crochet, weave, sew hook Diocesan CYO for judging. at 8:40 ter, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th ment Auxiliary. rugs for all rooms. 50c V A9 St., New York, N. Y. 10011. Prin West's opening lead would have Tired paying rent? Find the ar 78 The next regular meeting will Book of Prize AFGHANS. 12 O AKQ95 name, address with zip, size anc worked well if dummy had held lome you've been dreaming of Congregation B'nal Sholom *3 held Thursday, Nov. 16, in-complete patterns. 50c. • 97 wr Always style number. J-x instead of J-x-x of hearts today's Classified Ads. 213 Lenox Ave., W. End, N. J. •Hm Ilnmn stead of Nov. 23 which is Thanks- Museum Quilt Book 2 — patterns Los Angeles expert Erik Paul- West North East Sooth See 100 more fashions to sew iving Day. 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sidered it very likely that East suit first. If they were 4-card DFNNIS THE MENACE By Hanh Ketcham •World's Fair Bttr Garden Band had both club honors and a dia- suits, you would bid the cheap- 4*1 Joachim Sehroeder mond stopper. er suit (hearts) first. Develops Spades (A Pocket Guide to Bridge is (Singer and Yodeler) the CobbleStones Paulsen cashed the ace of dia-available. Get your copy by send Bavarian Schuplatrer (Dancing Group) monds and then led a low spade. ing 50 cents to Red Bank Regis Rettaurant ter Inc., Box 3318, Grand Cen- For Reservations Call 291-0224 If West played low, dummy's SCENIC DRIVE Open Year 'Round, closed Tuts. queen would win. Then South tral Station; New York, N.Y. • DINNERS • BANQUETS could develop the diamonds and 10017.) [Route 35 • 741-8344 • MIDDLETOWN get at least four diamonds, two CORRECTION pades, two hearts- and one club. LONG BRANCH - Councilman Actually, West stepped up with Elliott L. Katz said during a de- Fall Favorites -rrST^^L the king of spades, which gave bate on the Pesano police tran- declarer three spade tricks. The script at Wednesday night's City est was easy. Council meeting that he had Our Sunday Brunch If West had passed throughout, never read the document, He South would have started his play said lie will not read It until it and Popular Buffets ivith a club finesse. Back would is made public. IV DDIIUril~A Popular way to spinel Sunday—with your ome a heart to the queen and Mr. Katz was quoted in yester- ...... HI DriUnin choices of itfok and iggi and your favorlti day's Register as saying he had dlsoM. Served from I) a.m. lo 3 p.m. Eal all you want. Only $2.54 for another heart to dummy's jack. odulls, si.75 dilldren. f South then failed to guess the read the report only a couple of days ago. It should have said TIIEfftiU' UI^UT BII|iPET~~^ot hearty from a lupoMtallcloui diamond position, he would go lUCjUAl ItlUni DUrrCI >ele

0 gBy the American College of Ob- Hospital volunteers is being in this direction was the Inaugu- front closing . . . with a zip-out pile lining that Tuesday night. stetrics and Gynecology, last given for the third time at Riv- ration of the teaching program month was attended by Mrs. Ger- in the theory and techniques of caters to all the season's successfully. Impeccab- The course is repeated contin- erview. The instructor is Miss aldine Freseman, obstetrics su- cardiac resuscitation. More and uously so that every member of Patricia Sullivan. pervisor, and Miss Ann Smith, of more educational programs will ly London Fog. Popular colors and size*. Riverview's nursing and house Other community educational he maternity department. be developed to keep pace with physician staff will have partici- programs were training sessions the swift pace of modern med- pated. It is supervised by Dr Operating room nurses Miss held this summer for life guards icine." Edward E. Banta, director of the Dorothy Bombar, and Mrs. Es and First Aid instructors. Both department of medicine r.nd Miss The Dalton. Tightly woven, smooth looking Cali- Ruth Wallace, Riverview's di- 9 rector of nurses. bre Cloth. (65'/. Daeron polyester and 35% Teaching aids used include combed cotton), with an Alpaca zip-out lining. Resusci-Annie, a mannequin fo: practice in mouth-to-mouth breathing, and outside the body heart massage; and various 60.00 equipment such as respirators and breathing tubes. Other Courses Another educational program Tilt Andes, not shown. Smart achievement In Is the second refresher coursi for inactive professional nurse Claeth Cloth. (50%. polyester and 50% combed which will be completed Wednes- day of next week. Clinical nurs- cotton), with an Orion* acrylic zip-out lining. ing instructors are Mrs. Beverly -LEGAL NOTIC NOTICE 45.00 MOMIOL'TH COUNTY SURROHATE'S COURT Notice to Creditors to Present Claims Against Estate. ESTATE OP LYNN CALLAHAN, DE- CEASED Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the County o( Monmouth, this day made, on the application of the undersigned, John V. Crowell, Bole Executor of the estate of the said Lynn callahan, de- ceased, notice Is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased' to present to ttie said Bole Executor their claims under oath within six months fro] this date. DATED: October 20, 1W7 JOHN V. CROWELL, RIverdale Avenue, ' New Shrewsbury, N. J. Sole Executor Messrs. Crowell ft CroweLI, 14 Mechanic Street, Red Bank, N. J. Attorneys Oct. 27, Nov. 3, 10. 17 »2T.6O

NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTT SURROGATE'S COURT Notice to Creditors to Present Claims Against Estate ESTATE OF MARY APPLEQATB, DECEASED. Pursuant to the order of DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrograto of the Coun- ty of Monmouth, this day made, on th» application of the underslgnet Richard V. Applegate and Edwin F. the C. P. O. Shirt AppIcgAte, Exeoutors of the estate o( the said Mary Applegate, deceased, no- tice is hereby given to UW creditor] of said deceased to preaeni to tht said Executors their claims under oi within six months from this date. Dated: November 0, 1867 by Woolrich KTCHARD V. APPLBOATE, 1239 Monads Place, Alta4ena, California. EDWIN F. APPLEGATE, 132 Yerta Buena, Los Altos, California. That authentic old salt tang teMs you this is the Executors. Messrs. Beelunan i- Porter,- - - authentic CPO shirt. . . right down to the navy., 10 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Attorneys TnZh15TWFfonsT"Tirie warm wool protected by lifetime mothproofing. Sizes Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large. 10.95

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