ird, Fpurth Americans Walk on Moon SEE STORY BELOW

Rain ExpectecJ Cloudy and cool with rain ex- THEBMLY FINAL pected late today and tonight. Red Bank, Freehold 7 Gradually clearing tomorrow. Long Bnmdt EDITION (See DsUlls, Pit« 2). J Monmouth County's Home Newspaper for 92 Years VOL. 93, NO. 102 RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1969 32 PAGES 10 CENTS BiiiiiiiiiiraiiiBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiB^ B| iBi||B Moon Landing Is 'On the Button r By HOWARD BENEDICT nauts tried to move the cam- touchdown at 1:54:29 a.m. first man to step on the SPACE CENTER, Houston era to a new position about EST only 20 feet from the moon: "That's one small '(AP) — Apollo 12 astronauts 45 minutes after the walk be- edge of a crater that harbors step for a man, one giant Charles "Pete" Conrad and gan, they suddenly lost the an unmanned Surveyor leap for mankind." Alan L. Bean made a bull's- picture. spacecraft that landed there Also, Conrad, at 5 feet 6, eye landing on the moon to- They and ground experts 2>/2 years ago. is the smallest of the astro- day and stepped outside to tried to figure out what went Nearly five hours later, nauts. conduct the first detailed sci- wrong and how to correct it. Conrad opened the hatch and Thirty-one minutes after entific exploration of the lu- Conrad and Bean reported ponderously backed down a Conrad was on the surface, 'nar surface. the dust in the Ocean of nine-rung ladder to touch Bean, after initial difficulty UNA* MOOUtE IANOS The first color television Storms deeper and black- the dark, dusty surface at with his water-cooled under- from the moon's surface er than that found in the Sea 6:44 a.m. garment, joined Conrad on ' showed them as ghostly of Tranquillity by the first "That may have been a the surface and the two of white figures shuffling moon landers last July. small one for Neil, but that's them began their explora- through an alien world; col- "Your boots dig in the soil a long one for me," Conrad tion. lecting rocks and acclimat- quite a bit," Bean reported. joked as he placed his 13- "I've got to take it easy ing themselves to the weird "If you don't pick up your inch boot into the black dust and watch what I'm doing," one-sixth lunar gravity. feet you really kick a load of of the moon. Conrad reported. "You get But earthlings' view of the dirt in front of you." " He referred to Neil A. on a little slope and you tend moonwalk may have been, They steered their lunar Armstrong's first words last to keep going." limited. When the two astro- ferry Intrepid to a perfect July when he became the (See Moon, Pg. 2, Col. 1) 11 Minutes to Touchdown... By HARRY F. ROSENTHAL computer's figures, joined in:1 ty-two. We're passing 3,500 Looks good out there, Babe, "Hey, look at that crater!" SPACE CENTER, Houston "Outstanding!" feet." looks good." Bean shouted. "Right where (AP) - Apollo 11 had his- Down, down, came the In- It seemed superfluous, but Down, down came the In- it's supposed to be. Hey, tory, uncertainty and danger. trepid, and the excitement Mission Control bad to say trepid; 800 feet . . . <80. ' you're beautiful. Ten per Apollo 12 had pure exuber- mounted like a kid seeing his it: feet ... 600 ... 530. Bean cent, -257 feet coming down ance and excitement. So first circus elephant, •v^.-.- s-^ntrepid, Houston. You're counted them off. at 5 feet per second, 250, much that you almost forgot "Hey, it's right down the go for landing." "Four-seventy-one" he said. coming down at 5. Hey, 650 FOOT DIAMETER CRATSR about (he danger. . center of the crater!" he "I just want to land to the "You are all right. 42€." you're really maneuvering Across 240,000 miles of yelled. The moon's horizon right a little." It was the signal for Con- around. Come on down, Pete. space you could almost pic- was coming up in the Intrep- "Forty degrees, Pete, 40 rad to take over from the Okay. Ten per cent fuel, 200 ture Pete Conrad jumping up id's little windows. degrees," said Bean. computers, his hand on two feet, coming down at 3. You and down with joy as the lu- Calls Degree "That's so fantastic, I can't • airplane-type controls. can come on down." nar lander Intrepid bore "Fortyjtwo," Bean said",. believe it," Conrad said. "I got it," he said. Down, down came the in- down on the Ocean of Storms calling out the degree of the "We're at 2,000 feet," Bean "Four hundred. You're at' trepid.1 exactly the way it was sup- ship's bearing, "book out again.. . . 366, Pete, 366. Okay." "Start the clock," said posed to. there." '.•••.': ' '. Then .the dramatic final "I gotta get over here to ; Bean, "42 feet coming down BULL'S-EYE LANDING ON THE MOON — Photo diagram shows approximate "There it is!" he shouted., Conrad again: "I can't be- minutes, with Bean narrat- ; the right." '•' ' at 2 ... 40 coming down at landing point of Apollo 12 lunar module on the moon -today near Surveyor 3. "Son of a gun. Right down lieve it! Amazing! Fantas- ing: , . . : "You're at 330 feet," Bean 2 .. . .Looking- good; Watch The lunar module landed around 600 feej from the Surveyor c,raft which is in a the middle of the road." tic!" "Thirty-eight, 38 degrees,. said. "Got lots of gas." the dust .. ..31 . . < 30-feet And Alan Bean,,- standing "Forty-two degrees," Bean 36 degrees. You're looking , On APPHQI 11, m July, there . ,, coming down Pete. YOAI 650 foot diameter crater. Photo vm fake'n P/ Lunar Orbrtsr III. (AP Wirephoto) beside him reading out the said again. "Bids ft id. For-' goud. Got U per A CONCEPT OF APOLLO 12'S LUNAR LANDING — This is artist's conception of lature. $1,200 was introduced by the Township The Council turned down seven bids th* Apollo 12 lunar moduli Intropid landing on the moon near Surveyor 3. In back- This places him in a high Council Monday night. for improvements on Sunset Ave. and voted Members of the Police Department to advertize for bids because of failure of ground is Earth. (AP Wirephoto Drawing) ranking Senate post not only for this year, but probab- would receive salary increases of $875, any of the seven bidders to come near ly for several years,to come. with the beginning salary for a proba- the estimated cost of the project. As assistant leader, Sen. tionary patrolman at $7,100. Township Engineer. William Poznak Beadleston is In line to move Township Manager Jack P. Sweitzer's told the Council that he hoped to be able Moon Landing 'On the Button' up to Senate majority leader salary would jump from $16,000 to $18,000. to revise the plans downward from $190,- in'1971, and perhaps then to Department heads would find an aver- •000 to $80,000. (Continued) Apollo 11 astronauts, they un- ble with his water-cooled un- president of the Senate in ALFRED N. BEADLESTON . age of $1,200 more in their paychecks for The Council also approved the appoint- "If you don't pick up your furled an American flag. It dergarment. The ground said 1972, provided he is re- the -year 1970 and clerical help and mem- ments of Charles F. McAfee, 503 Wildwood feet you really kick a load of stood in the airless, atmos- it might be a false instru- County, to the post of Senate elected. president, and promoted bers of the Road Department would have Rd., West AUenhurst, and Harvey Schultz, dirt ahead of you," Bean phere of the moon, held taut ment reading. The election of the assis- an increase of $700 effective Jan. 1. 2 Pal Drive, Wayside, to the Industrial commented. by a wire rod along the top. Sen. Harry L. Sears, Morris Within minutes Bean deter- tant majority leader was the County, from assistant ma- The ordinance also provides that police- Development Committee. Noting Die powdery black "We have the flag up," mined that the problem was highlight of the organization jority leader to majority dust, Conrad /said: Conrad said. "I hope every- created when the hatch efforts of both the Senate "I tell you one thing, we're body down there is as proud leader. closed shut after Conrad's and the Assembly as repre- The Senate Democrats going to be a couple dirty of it as we are to put it up." exit, and that some air had sentatives from both parties boogers." have . postponed selecting 12 Drivers Lose Permits "Everybody down here is been' shut in the cabin, af- picked their leaders for the their 'leadership posts until Later, Conrad said, "It proud of you," Mission Con- fecting the suit radiator. coming session. next week. TRENTON — Miss June system and excessive speed was given John T. McMahon helps you move if you hop trol reported. Sen. Beadleston, who is be- Strelecki, director of .the programs. Jr., 23, of 217 Carton Ave., a little. I'm beginning to feel He opened the hatch again, In the Assembly, leader- The third man in the ex- and the escape of the air into ginning his 19th year in the ship jobs in both parties are state Division of Motor Ve- Three county drivers lost Neptune, who was involved like Bugs Bunny." pedition, Richard F, Gordon legislature, was elected to hicles, reports suspension of their licenses after accumu- in a fatal accident. John N. Conrad's first job was to the moon's vacuum eliminat- still up in the air because of Jr., orbited some 65 miles ed the trouble. the major post without oppo- contests for the posts. the driver's licenses of 12 lating 12 or more points in Latimer, 22, of 1228 Oorlies collect a contingency sample overhead in the command sition. The only other candi- However, Assembly Major- more Monmouth County resi- three years. Ave., Neptune, also involved of rocks In case the astro- ship Yankee Clipper, waiting Conrad's exit was 31 min- date for the job, Sen. Rob- in a fatal accident, lost his utes behind the original ity Leader William K. Dick- dents under the state's point A three-year suspension nauts had to make a quick the return of his companions ert E. Kay, R-Cape May, ey, R-Camdcn, is expected to license for 18 months, return to earth. It ensured tomorrow. schedule. The astronauts said took himself out of contention they would not come back they required more time than become Asssembly Speaker, Michael P. Donovan, 20, of Emphasizing Just how per- when it became clear Sen. while Assemblyman Barry T. 77 Walling Ave., Belford, empty-handed. anticipated to don their life- Beadleston had the neces- fect the landing was, Conrad sustaining back packs, hel- Parker, R-Burlington, is ex- Middletown Helps Own drew a three-month penalty. He described one rock as sary support. pected to move up from as- "about a quarter of ani inch remarked: • "If I'd landed 20 met and gloves in the crowd- Nine speeders lost their feet behind where I did, we'd' ed cabin. This is the start of the third sistant majority leader to m size." have< landed right smack in year in the Senate for Mr. majority leader. driving privileges. A three- While Conrad began re- "We have trouble turning Drive Backing Urged month suspension was given that crater." Beadleston. He had spent 1G In the Democratic ranks, of red' taj>e or bureaucracy, moving scientific instru- Sighted Surveyor around in here at the same years in the state Assembly Assembly Minority Leader S. . MIDDLETOWN — In an Michael R. Welstead, 27, of ' ments from a compartment time," Conrad said. before running for the Senate open letter to township resi- when an emergency arises. 4 Wilson Ave., Matawan. jn the lunar module, or LM, Within minutes after step- Howard Woodson, Mercer dents, S. Fred Stockham, A request for a crib, for in- One-month penalties were ping on the surface, the third Intrepid's hatch was when Monmouth County was County, is expected' to s(,ep Bean raised an alumlnum- opened at 6:30 a.m. and Con- alloted two senators under a president, of Middletown stance, brought prompt of- received by Harry C. Cumis- foll window shade-like device man to walk on the moon down. The contest for his Helps Its Own Inc., recalled fers. MHIO was flooded with key, 24, of 75 Myrtle Ave., strolled to the edge of the rad, clad in his bulky white reapportionment plan. seat appears to be between attached to a staff. Scientists space suit, gingerly backed • Senate Republicans elected that Mayor Harold H. Foulks calls when a refrigerator for Keansburg; Derryle R. Car- expect it to capture atomic crater and sighted the un- David J. Friedland, Hudson has proclaimed the week of a sick baby's medicine was penter, 18, of Freehold; San- manned Surveyor spacecraft down the nine-rung ladder at- Senate Majority Leader Ray- County, and John J. Horn, particles streaming from the tached to a landing leg. mond H. Bateman, Somerset Dec. 1 "Middletown Helps needed. Newspapers, busi- ford F. Bernstein, 34, of 397 sun. that soft-landed there 2>/3 Camden County. Its Own Week." ness men, civic and service Bath Ave,, Long Branch; years ago. They planned to leave it on Mr. Stockham announced organizations, wdmen's clubs, Kazimierz Trzeszczkowski, the moon until their second Surveyor had been their that the business community churches, women's aux- 25, of 1 Holly St., Keansburg; outside excursion tomorrow, target and they had zeroed has joined MHIO efforts to iliaries, senior citizens, po- William L. Jones, 33, of 1 and then roll It up to bring In on it during their approach. 11 Minutes to Touchdown raise money for those in lice, welfare personnel, The Trail, Middletown; Don- ; home, "Boy, you'd never believe Middletown who need assist- nurses and doctors — all ald F. Nickerson Jr., 18, of it," he said. "Guess what I (Continued) were on the moon. "It's beautiful out here!" • have responded to MHIO Tube Driven got plenty gas. Plenty gas. ance. Canisters will be in 117 Fifth St., Keansburg; Lou Then Bean drove a pointed see sitting on the side of the Now it was Conrad's turn From overhead, the 'Voice places of business for dona- calls for help, Mr. Stockham M. Vitanzo, 38, of Marlboro; crater. The old Surveyor , . . Harp in there." again to yell. of Richard F. Gordon Jr., in reported. core tuoe about a foot into "Thirty seconds," said tions, posters drawn by the and Josefino C. Aguilar, 25, the soil to collect a core sam- good old Surveyor. It can't "Man, oh man, Houston! I the moon-orbiting command community's youth will deco- of Marlboro. be more than 600 feet away." Mission Control. tell you, I think we're in a ship, came on. Contributions to MHIO may 'ple from beneath the surface. "Coming down,at 2!" Bean rate windows and young peo- be mailed to Middletown Ground control, noting that Their landing carried man's place that's a lot dustier than "Hello, Intrepid. Hello, In- ple will accept contributions was shouting again. "We've Neil's." trepid." Helps Its Own, Inc., . P. 0. the Apollo U astronauts had quest for knowledge to this got it made. Come on in in shopping centers on week Box 150, Middletown, ,N.J. trouble driving a similar tube new world for the second "Roger, Pete." Mission "How are you," Conrad ends. there, 24 feet. Contact Control was like an indul- asked. 07748. 15 Penalized in more than five inches, time. lights!" Bean waited inside Intrep- gent, smiling mother. , "Fine, Intrepid." •> "Please do not pass them asked how Bean did it. Two more men from earth by," Mr. Stockham urged. "I hit it on the top with Id's cabin to watch and pho- "Holy, cow!" said Bean. '.'Thank you, sir," Conrad By Kleinberg tograph Conrad's progress be- said, "We'll see you in 32 "MHIO is an important part my hammer," he replied with of our community life. Our LWV Backing a laugh. fore venturing down himself. hours." Tape Messages To Servicemen He told Mission Control: workers go about their jobs In Holmdel Following the lead of the He initially reported trou- all during the year helping Regional Plan SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Headquarters to record a 15- "This ground looks neat out HOL/MDEL — Municipal here. We're not going to have the emergency needs of our RUMSON - Mrs. Joe Mul- Court Judge Seymour R. William Clotworthy, Brielle, minute taped message to the fellow residents. They do so lins, president of the Red chairman of the service to any trouble going back Kleinberg has fined James serviceman. There is no there." voluntarily. Now is the time Bank Area League of Women Hess and Richard Hewitt, military families committee charge for this service. The for you to assist their notable Voters, has announced the of the Monmouth County Red tapes and postage are provid- And later: both of Forked River, $25 County Births "Man, I can't wait to get efforts. Give generously so league's support of the Nov. each for trespassing while Cross Chapter, has announced ed by Red Cross. that a Middletown family 25 school referendum in that all is in readiness for the outside. Look at that ,. . . u! under the influence of alco- RIVERVIEW Mr. and Mrs. William Fink Appointments are neces- It's a nice place to land," ca'h be helped. Your con- Rumson and Fair Haven. hol on the Barker Seeley Red Bank (nee Suzanne Trumpore), 821 annual "Voices from Home" tribution is wholly spent on project. sary. Recording sessions will Conrad said. i The LWV after months of property, Rt. 34. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Warren Frost Fourth St., Union Beach, be at chapter headquarters "Look at those boulders out those in need in Middletown," study which resulted in the (nee Claire Morrison), 300 daughter, yesterday. From now through Dec. 12 Monday through Friday, 9 there on the horizon, Pete," the MHIO president went on. publication of a Rumson, Assessed a total of $35 for speeding and illegally stop- Navesink Ave., Highlands, JERSEY SHOKK MEDICAL the families of servicemen a.m. to 4 p.m. Efforts will be said Bean. "Geemanee." MHIO takes over when Fair Haven "Know Your son, yesterday. stationed in Southeast' Asia Schools" booklet, supported ping on the road and receiv- 1 Neptune made to provide appointments And that's how it went. agencies that normally help Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lehr- are invited to go to Bed Cross at other times if requested. Geemanee. those in need cannot because the original referendum ing a 60-day license revoca- baum (nee Mary Barber), 75- Mr. and Mrs. William which, was defeated in Oc- tion was Richard Irons A DeNonmandie Avc., Fair Spade (nee Evelyn Gratton), tober. The Nov. 25* referen- Toms River. 30flfi Arthur St., Wall Town- dum will call for the region- Haven, daughter, yesterday. ship, daughter, yesterday. Gary Jackson, Carteret, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mnutonc 3 at CBA alization of grades seven and was fined a total of $40 for (nee Kda Amodio), 31 Maple Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conk- eight in Rumson and Fair speeding and driving an un- St., Hazlet, son, yesterday. lin (Marilyn Zetwick), 7 Weather: Late Rain Expected Haven and the construction registered vehicle and had ' Mr. and Mrs. Francis Peo- Frances Drive, Freehold, Named As of a regional junior high his license revoked for 60 ple (nee Judith LaMunyon), son, yeslcrday. Mostly cloudy today with the South and the Ohio Val- Southeasterly winds in- school on the Fair Haven days. 18 Ralph St., Highlands, son, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bar- chance of rain developing ley. Up to l'/2 inches fell on creasing to 10-20 knots today Lovett tract. Outstanding late in day or evening. High sections of Alabama, Missis- and 15-25 knots tonight, shift- yesterday. ry (Susan Bubct), 305 Jersey The League of Women Vot- Also assessed for speeding' Ave., Spring Lake, daugh- LINCROFT - Three stu- today in upper 50s to some sippi and Kentucky before ing to northwesterly early to- and drawing license revoca- Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Plant low 60s. daybreak. ers feels that passage of the (nee Ruth Ann Harring- ter, yesterday. dents at Christian Brothers morrow and running 10-20 tion were Bruno LaBanca, Occasional rain likely to- knots during the day. Cloudy' referendum is vital to meet Orange, and John Ballman, ton), 65 Church Itoad, Lake- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gamin Academy have been named Temperatures skidded near the immediate school needs wood, son, yesterday. night, low in low 50s to upper zero for the second day in today with chance of rain by Elizabeth, $25 each and 60- (Barbara Steward), 15 Kim "Outstanding Teenagers of 40s. Rain ending early tomor- evening. Rain tonight ending in both boroughs. day suspensions, and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ford Drive, son yesterday. a row in the northern plains (nee Alice Oertel), 48 Brain- America" for 1970. row followed by partial and the central Rockies. tomorrow morning with some Stout, 25 Bampton PI., West Mr. and Mrs. John Tomlin- clearing during day, high Readings in the teens ranged clearing Thursday afternoon. Long Branch, $20 and 15-day ard Ave., Port Monmouth, son (Marie Vcsurcs), 10 William Way, 80 Bellevuo son, yesterday. mostly 55-60. eastward Into the central Visibility generally one to Kiwanis Installs • suspension. Princeton Ave., Neptune, Avc, Rumspn; Patrick Mos- In Long Branch, yester- Midwest. three miles today and tonight Mr. and Mrs. Donald Km- daughter, yesterday. catello, 262 Lawrence Ave., but frequently less than one Boris Bugayeff, w. Third merson (nee Joan Ellprt), 25 day's high was 58 and the Officers, Board Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oakhurst, and Anthony Mig- low was. 32. It was 51 at 6 A frosty chill penetrated mile during precipitation or St., Farmingdale, was fined •Dublin Lane, Hazlet, son, yes- the Southwest as far as COLTS NECK - The offi- $35 for careless driving. Wahlgrcn (Patricia Kay), 44 liaccio, 208 Eastbourne Ave., p.m. The overnight low was fog. . terday. n Parker Ave., Manasquan, south-central Arizona. cers and board of directors Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rob- Long Branch, were selected 49 and the temperature at 7 Visibility improving to five of the Kiwanis Club of New Assessed $15 each were daughter, yesterday. this morning was 54. Mild weather continued in miles or more tomorrow. Robert Smithers, 20 Old Man- ins (nee Nancy Talamo), 245 Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Hu- on the basis of ability and the East, but clear skies ' Shrewsbury were officially In- Seeley Ave., Keansburg, son, Wintry cold stung the mid- TIDES stalled at the Colts Neck Inn. or Road Hazlet, Ronald Sway- K.irbar (Ellen Maganzin), 43 achievement and will compete continent today and scattered • were scarce in most of Ihe ze, Sunnyside Road, Lincroft, yesterday: Kennedy St., Freehold, son, country east of Ihe Mississip- Sandy Hook The ceremony was per- for stale and national awards. snow from the middle Mis- TODAY - High 3:12 p.m. and Joseph Stirone, 174 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mod- yesterday. , sissippi Valley to the upper pi Valley. ' < • formed by Lt. Gov. Robert Ocean Ave., East Keansburg, zelcwski (nee Sarah Comer- Mr. and Mrs. Jerome The three will vie with other and low 9:36 p.m. • ,.\ Pcnn of Division 7. Great Lakes region. Fair and generally pleas- TOMORROW - High 2\Ul' all for careless driving; ford), 45 Oak St., Keyport, Young (Sheila Ainitli), lit 4 winners in the si ale for the ant conditions dominated the Included in the installation Wayne Galya, Fords for im- daughter, yesterday. Governor's Trophy, presented A mixture _>, of snow and a.m. and 4:12 p.m and low and Jackson Road, Freehold, sleet accompanied the latest Far West. were the immediate past peding traffic; Vivian John- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nicko- son, yesterday. annually to the most out-' 10:]2 a.m. and 10:24 p.m. president, Kenneth MacDon- son, Orchard Place, Morgan- laus (nee Gaye Anderson), .standing teenager. 'J'lie 50 outbreak of arctic weather Temperatures before dawn For Red Bank and Rum- and made for occasionally ranged from 4 to Fargo, aid; newly elected president, ville, for allowing an unli- 381-C West Ave., Old Bridge, MONMOUTH MEDICAL slate winners will be eligible son bridge, add two hours; John Warnurton; vice presi- censed driver to operate her Long Branch for one of Iwo national awards hazardous driving in parts of N. D., to 74 at both Fort Sea Bright, deduct 10 min- daughter, yesterday. the Midwest. dent, Frank Cooper and sec- vehicle; Domlnick Tomainl, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith Mr. and Mrs. Barry Dullon and college scholarships, Lauderdale and Miami Fla. utes; Long Branch, deduct Rain preceded the cold retary-treasurer, Gary Lew- 420 Brlcktown Ave., Long (nee Arlene Angelo), 30 (nee Nanci Kngle), 13 Dickon- made available by the Out- MARINE 15 minutes; Highlands bridge, is. Branch, for speeding, and Brown Ave., Keyport, 6on, son Way, Englislitown, son, standing Americans Founda- front and soaked portions of Cape May to Block Island: add 40 minutes. tion. Their terms will run Raymond Varsolona, Roselle, yesterday. yesterday. through Sept. 30,1970! for passing on the right. ' -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BAM-MJDDL&TOWN, N, J.r WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1969 Tap of the News Settlement Is OKd HELSINKI, Finland _ The U.S. and the Soviet ambas- Sadors are giving a precedent-shattering joint party today For Crash Damages during the one-day recess in the strategic aims limitation MUKS. FREEHOLD — Superior the jaw, the loss of several The reception being given by Ambassadors Val Peter- Court Judge Andrew A. Sal- teeth and a concussion. He son and A. E. Kovalev is the first in Helsinki - and diplo- vest has approved a settle- and his wife, Elinor, sued mats believe the first anywhere - to be given jointly by ment of $8,300 for a Middle- for damages, medical ex- Soviet and American ambassadors. -|, town man who was seriously penses and loss of income. The idea — understood to have been proposed by'Peter- injured in an accident in The settlement had to be son and willingly seconded by his Soviet counterpart - was Marlboro July 25, 1968. approved by the court be- to stage a get-acquainted social for the disarmament delega- The settlement goes tn cause Mr. Stillwell was unin- tions, their staffs and leaders of the Finnish government Ronald W. Behr of 53 Leo- sured and the money must hosting the conference. nardo Ave., Middletown, a come from the state's Un- About 200 guests were invited to the reception at a res- passenger in a car driven by satisfied Claim and Judgment taurant-nightclub neutrally located between the U.S. and Lester Stillwell Jr. of School Fund. Soviet embassies. Road East, Marlboro, who Lawrence A. Carton 3rd of The two ambassadors drew up the invitation list — and lost control of his car on Rt- Atlantic Highlands repre- agreed to split the cost 50-50. 79 and ran into a telephone sented the plaintiff and Paul The joint reception underscored the air of cordiality pole. X. McMenaman of Manas- which has surrounded the negotiators since they first met Mr. Behr suffered a col- quan represented the defen- Monday. Conference sources said there have been no pro- lapsed lung, five fractures of dant. cedural disputes so far like the long argument in Paris last year over the shape of the table for the Vietnam peace talks. Pullout Rate Seen Too Slow Bids Are Received WASHINGTON - Several war critics on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee say the Nixon administration is on a withdrawal course from Vietnam, but the rate is By Sewer Agency too slow. • r The senators, who gave their views MIDDLETOWN - Bids on main treatment plant will be after a closed meeting yesterday with the last four sections of its opened Dec. 16. Secretary of State William P. Rogers, had collection system were re- The Authority adopted a a similar session scheduled today with De- ceived last night by the resolution authorizing a lease fense Secretary Melvin R. Laird. Sens. Sewerage Authority. agreement with the Board of J. W. Fulbright, D-Ark.; Frank Church, Bids were accepted on D-Idaho, and Albert Gore, D-Tenn., agreed Contract K, covering Middle- Education permitting author- after talking with Rogers that the with- town Village; Contract L, ity operation of the board's drawal course is irreversible. They com- Fairview; Contract M, River sewage treatment plant on plained, however, the policy may involve . Plaza, and Contract N, Lin- Leonardville Road, the Bea- leaving up to 259,000 U.S. troops in Viet- croft. Rogers nam for an indefinite period. con Hill Estates development GABBLE, GABBLE — President Nixon gets a bit of gabbling from gift turkeys at the White House yesterday. Low bidder on Contracts will be tied into the plant, Committee Chairman Fulbright said Rogers rejected Making the presentation are Lloyd Peterson, left, of PaynasviHe, Minn., and David Graham of Washington, Ind. K and N appeared to be M. repeated demands by members for further details on Presi- A. Stephen Construction Co. which now serves Bayshore dent Nixon's withdrawal plans and the secret timetable for Rap. John T. Myers, R-lnd., is in right-center background. (AP Wirephoto) Inc., of Orange, bidding Junior High School and turning the war over to the South Vietnamese. $998,400 and $900,307 respec- Leonardville School. ' Fulbright said the committee would decide after today's tively. meeting with Laird whether to push ahead with public hearings on Vietnam. Tomasso and Son Inc., and Iadevaia of Jamesburg was Truck Ruins History Segregation Dangers low bidder on Contract L at Turnpike Budget Is Approved $450,972. -. NEW BRUNSWICK - The New Jersey Turnpike Au- A low bid of $1,973,176 on Drive-in Of thority approved Tuesday a 1970 operating budget of more , Contract M was offered by than $22 million. Anselmi and De Cicco Con- Area Bank ^ This is an increase of more than $4.5 million over 1969's Outlined at Studies Parley tractors Inc., Maplewood. $17.9 million dollar figure and provides for new personnel Edward Schumann, author- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - who will be needed when the turnpike's widening is complet- (NEW SHREWSBURY — come from the ghetto' areas, said, is American history American history so that the ity chairman, expressed The drive-in window of the ed next year. Six new lanes, three ineach direction, are The segregation of history as Mr. Bloch asked, "Where can when it relates to this coun- kids might be made more satisfaction with bids re- Monmouth County National tjeing added to the existing six lanes along a 30-mile stretch a school subject was severe- a black kid get pride in read- try. comfortable in their own so- ceived to date. "The num- Bank branch in the shopping of the northern section of the 127-mile highway. ly condemned here yesterday ing the American history "Why should not white kids ciety. We better heed these bers look very good," he by Larry Bloch, guest speak- books being taught now?" know about our slavery? It is people, they're yelling loud commented. He added that center here was damaged to this slavery and the labor it enough. Black studies are not the tune of $2,500 yesterday, Nixon, Sato Map" Security er in the Tinton Falls School Stating he has taught bids so far run about 10 per provided which laid the foun- a thing of the future, they're District's Black Studies Sem- American History throughout cent below engineering esti- when a truck hit it attempt- WASHINGTON — President Nixon and Prime Minister dations of this country's a thing of now, of our times." inar. his career, the speaker said, mates. ing a turn. -Eisaku Sato, opening three days of talks today on the re- prosperity. History in Amer- "We tell these kids that Lin- Total bids for the collec- turn of Okinawa to Japan, are expected to map an impor- Mr. Bloch, scheduled to ica should not be taught in Police said the accident coln freed the slaves, but did tion system — Contracts A tant security relationship between their appear later in the series, separate courses of black occurred at 2 p.m. when a not the black man have any- through N — are $19,524,167. two nations for the coining decade. < designed to help teachers and white history. It should Hearing Set Crate's beverage truck, mak- thing to do with this libera- Bids for the two principal Military honors including a 19-gun sa- vrite a black studies curricu- be taught as one," he said. ing a delivery to the Finast lute were on the program for the arrival lum, took the place of the tion? You wouldn't know pumping stations will be re- Supermarket, made a wide of the Japanese leader and his wife at the scheduled speaker, Charles about it unless you read the The salvation of American On School ceived Dec. 10; bids on the turn and struck the window White House for the most carefully pre- Johnson, on "The Role of books that have started com- society Mr. Bloch said, which is a permanent exten- pared historical drama in U.S.-Japan re- Math and Science in Black ing out in the past five years lies in the integrated school. onight sion of the 50-foot trailer lations since the 1951 peace treaty. Studies." or so." The speaker warned Injury Suit RED BANK - A special The negotiations involve the return of President • of the social Until recently, he con- against the danger in teach- The driver, Kevin Haring- Okinawa to Japanese jurisdiction in 1972, ing black history separate- hearing will be held tonight studies department at Bar; tinued, it was very difficult ton, of 29 Linton Place, Hie possibility of future use of the U.S. 1 ly. "By this," he said, "we Nets $9,750 ringer High' School, Newark, for'a teacher to find any ref- in Red Bank High School for Keansburg, told police anoth- base on the island for nuclear weapons, erence or even just books on create separation. But if you the Red Bank Board of Edu- FREEHOLD — Monmouth er truck, parked in front of the American and Japanese roles in Asia " Nixon Mr. Bloch spoke on, "White do not have it in the class- County Court Judge Thomas Teacher-Black History." black history. "I started re- cation to answer questions the supermarket, caused him and trade problems. > room, you are just as wrong J. Smith has approved settle- to make a wide swing to pull Cites Experience searching and reading these about the proposed Red Bank- Sato has staked his government's future on the outcome, new books," he said, "and I as the Black Nationalists ments totaling $9,750, for a up next to the store. Referring to his teaching of the talks. At the outset of his" five-year rule, the 68- have found new meanings to who want nothing but black Little Silver-Shrewsbury high New Shrewsbury man and his experience, Mr. Bloch said The impact cracked the year-old Japanese conservative leader set the recovery of identity." , history. By separating his- school regionalization which minor daughter, who was teaching history to black chil- concrete all around the drive- Okinawa as his highest goal: The United States has occu- tory into black and white his- goes before voters in the three struck by a car in Montclair pied Okinawa since near the end of World War II. ^ dren is no different than, Writers of our textbooks tory, the schools might Aug. 17, 1967. in window. A teller in the boroughs on Tuesday. teaching to any children. are' just about 40 years out of make the situation even The settlement gives $4,150 facility was not injured, ac- 5 Arrested in Arms Raid "Teachers throughout," he date when they write our his- worse." The hearing, the second of ,1 to the daughter, Catherine cording to Patrolman Leon- said, "have the same prob- tory books. American history three this week is to give bor- ard Worland, who investi- NEWARK — An arms raid here yesterday by treasury Referring to the new black Norris, for her injuries, and lems. How do you reach the as taught is in itself racist. It ough residents an opportunity gated. agents resulted in five arrests including that of a Newark books with which the market $5,600 to the father, Edmund kids? This is a day to day teaches the superiority of the to ask their questions on why Norris of 7 Wicken Road, New policeman and two 10-year veterans of the city's fire de- problem and there are no pat is now being flooded, the white race under the prin- speaker said that wheth- Ihe board wishes to join the Shrewsbury, for medical ex- partment. U. S. Attorney Frederick B. Lacey said a force solutions." ciple that whites are fit to other two boroughs in a re- Pearl Harbor Club of federal agents used search warrants to seize two ma- er school authorities like it or penses. Stating that sometimes he rule over their lesser breth- gional district and why voters It is to be paid by Howard To Dine Dec. 6 chine guns and more than 100 other contraband weapons. ren." not, "kids, both black and are being asked to approve Lacey said the policeman taken into custody was Patrol- has difficulty in relating-to white, will read them. They Robb and Irene Robb of WEST ORANGE - The his students, many of whom Black history Mr. Bloch $1,160,000 to purchase proper- Montclair, owner and opera- Pearl Harbor Survivors Club man Dennis C. Thomas, 26, of the city's fifth precinct sta- read much more than you ty for a new high school and tion. imagine," ,he said. tor, respectively, of the car of New Jersey will hold its the equipment in Red Bank that struck the girl. annual dinner dance at the This material, he said, is of- High School. Haynsworth Outlook Brightens ten camouflaged under terms John J. Conahan of Bay- Rock Spring Inn Dec. 6. happens too situations. operation end up in U.S. banks. Robert Parker, an offi- /• It will bring over 1,000 teen-agers into Little often and many people have cial at the U.S. embassy in Saigon, said the Indians "con- Mr. Penna added that this Silver each day. stitute a syndicate in the most criminal and sinister sense lost jobs because of it. system reduced costs at the of the word." Middlesex County jail by $35,000 in 1967. The saving came from feeding, laundry We Can we handle the problems associated with Brady Extradition Expected Leaf Burning N these students daily? RUMSON — It was incor- and clothing expenses that TRENTON — Gov. Richard J. Hughes was expected to were avoided by not holding sign extradition papers today for the return of George h. rectly reported in Friday's Daily Register that no leaf 131 men. Brady to Massachusetts. TN Can we handle the traffic — the inconvenience Brady, 63, a former chairman of the burning is permitted here. Monmouth County Warden Massachusetts Parking Authority was ar- There is no ordinance pro- Ralph Cook asked Mr. Penna — the upset — the chaos? ^ rested last week in Atlantic City by FBI hibiting leaf burning. Borough how he got the program so agents. trucks, however, pick up all successful in Middlesex while He was indicted on larceny and con- debris, including leaves. in Monmouth "we don't move Attend Ihe Public Hearing Thursday, November 20 at the spiracy charges in connection with the two ROR's in two months." Markham Place School, 8:15 P.M. and Express Your Views.* theft of $748,000 in the 1063 Boston Com- Mr. Penna replied that his mons garage scandal. Grants Divorce success was due-to the sup- After Brady said in court that he did FREEHOLD — Superior port given the program by *itegionalization is a good thing. not fully understand his rights a New Jer- Court Judge Merritt Lane Jr. Warden Peter Gciss and the W CAM WC HSW YOU P Little Silver, unfortunately, sey Judge denied a Massachusetts request has granted a divorce to assignment ' and criminal for extradition. , •* Brady Adeline K. Schofel, 1 Roseld court judges. "You have to cannot handle it. Earlier this month, police traced Brady to an Asbury Ave., Deal, from Joseph M. sell the sheriff, and you have CENTRAL JERSEY BANK ANO Tnuirr COMRANV Park rooming house, but when they arrived, he had already Schofel, 91 Hathaway Ave., to sell the judges," Mr. Paid (or by Clllnni for Ob|«cllvo end Thoujhtlul Rationalization. Pool Mlndnlcli, Cholrmnn, 4 Hoittr I fled. : Deal, for extreme cruelty. Penna concluded. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETWN. N. J.: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1569 Mrs. C. Traczyk Cars Collide POINT PLEASANT - A Requiem Mass was offered In Keyport Kennedy funeral fmotrow that'Bave been.— 6ince the Second Vatican Obituaries this morning in Holy Name KEYPORT - Police re- HYANNIS PQBT, Mass. Members of the family at- of Mrs. Kennedy. Catholic Church, East Or- tended a special Mass offered Council, the accent :wffl. be ported two cars in collision (AP) —:A funeral Mass with Only the family and close ange, for Mrs. Dorothy a theme of spiritual joy will Tuesday night by the Rev. friends will attend. There will on the message offxbsiBtefc- V. Traczyk of 1225 River Ave. on Route 36 and Broad Street bo offered tomorrow for Jo- John J. Cavanaugh at St. be no wake. The' Mass is ' tion and joy after (feath ratti- Mrs. K. O'Keefe er than morning. Mrs. Chandler; Mrs. Traczyk was the sister today at 6:45 a.m. The driver seph P. Kennedy in the small Francis Xavier church in Hy- called white because thexler- :< MATAWAN - Mrs. Rath- of one car, Veronica Rosato clapboard church where the annis. Father Cavanaugh is erine O'Keefe, 86, of 220 of James Cavanaugh of Lo- Staged 'Parades of 205 Florence Ave., wasKennedys have worshipped a long-time friend of the Main St., died yesterday at cust. She died Sunday in for years. Kennedys. A former presi- FAIR HAVEN — Services her home. She was born in Presbyterian Hospital. being treated at Overview dent of Notre Dame Univer- for Mrs. Ethel C. Chandler The 81-year-old former am- Ireland, lived here for 11 Hospital, Red Bank, officials bassador, father of President sity, he is now chaplain at were held Monday in the Wil- years, and was a former res- She is also survived by her husband, Chester Traczyk; there said. John F. Kennedy and patri- St. Mary's College in Indiana. liam S. Anderson Funeral ident of New York City. Tomorrow's 9 a.m. funeral Home, Red Bank, with the two sons, Earl and Gary Tra- A passenger in the cararch of one of the nation's A communicant of St. Jo- czyk, and a daughter. Miss driven by Richard J. Het- most famous political fam- Mass will be offered in the Rev. Charles Hankins, pas- seph's Catholic Church, she same church. Kennedy's tor of the United Methodist Mary Gayle Traczyk, twer of 126 Seabreeze Ave., ilies, died yesterday at his was the wife of the late Ben- all at home; two other broth, Keansburg, was also being Cape Cod home. close friend, Richard Cardi- Church of Fair Haven, offi- jamin O'Keefe. She is sur- nal Cushingof Boston, will be ciating. Burial was in Fair crs, John Cavanaugh of Pas- treated but his name was not He had been in poor health vived by a son, Benjamin saic and Andrew Cavanaugh available. since suffering a stroke eight the celebrant. He will be as- View Cemetery, Middletown. O'Keefe, here, a daughter, sisted by the Rev. Joseph of Newark, and two sisters, No summons was issued by years ago. Last Saturday he Natelsons J. Kridel. welcomes Bridle nd Latham Mrs. Chandler, 77, died Fri- Mrs. William Marshall, with had Mother stroke. He grew Maguire, a member of the Mrs. Marie Flletell of Wash- Patrolman Bruce Insley. The Florist* to the Arches. day in Hivervlew Hospital, whom she lived, three grand- ington and Mrs. Anna Gun- accident is still under investi- progressively weaker, slip- cardinal's staff, and the Rev. Red Bank. S|ie resided at 63 children, and two great ning of Millington. gation. ping into a coma Monday. Joseph Fitzgerald, a nephew Poplar Ave. grandchildren. Born in Brooklyn, she or- Arrangements are under "T < garted and ran various baby the direction of the Day Fu- r parades in this area, among neral Home. them the Eighth Annual Baby Parade in Highlands in 1929, SALE the Belvedere Beach Pageant Aaron Bankt* TODAY and the Leonardo Baby NEW SHREWSBURY - Parade, both in 1930, and the Aaron Banks, 65, of 141 Cher- thru 49th National Baby Parade ry St., died Monday in Glen SAT. of Asbury Park in 1931. Gardner Saniloriuni, Lebanon Surviving are her husband, Township, after a long illness. George Chandler; six daugh- PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLI ters, Mrs. Elizabeth McDanicl He was born in Summit, and Mrs. Louis Sodcn, here, Miss., and had been a Shore FOOD BUYS • .TRADING STAMPS FREE! Mrs. Florence McPherson ot resident the past seven years. Oakhurst, Mrs. George N. Ho was a retired coal minEr. PRODUCE DEPT. Wilson of Matawan, Mrs. Rob- Mr. Banks is survived by ert Godard of Lincroft and his widow, Mrs. Mary Etta Mrs. Edward Connors of Port- Banks; a daughter, Mrs. U.S. GOVT INSPECTED POPULAR 8RANDS GRADE A OVER 20 to 24 LBS. au-Peck; two sons, Fair Haven Thelma Goins of New Shrews- Police Lt. George Chandler bury; two brothers, Jewl and and Warren Chandler of New Louis Banks, both of Chicago; Shrewsbury; a sist6r, Mrs. four sisters, Mrs. Laura Otis, Diamond McKcan of Oak-Mrs. Mandy Smith, Mrs. Wil- hurst; a brother, William la Mae Hunter and Mrs. Le- Cooper of East Keansburg; 22 ona Harris, all of Chicago, grandchildren, and 26 great- artd a grandchild. grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday in Pilgrim Baptist Mrs. Maybury Church, Red Bank. Interment will be in White Ridge Ceme- TURKEYS33 Killed by Car tery, Eatontown under the di- C FRANKLIN - Mrs. Jean I. rection of the Chllds Funeral OVER 16 lo 20 LBS. 37 %^^^ Maybury, 53, of Ridge Road, Home, Red Bank, Rev. Henry Sandyslon Township, for- Morgan will officiate. SWIFTS PREMIUM mer assistant director of the ROAST FRESH SWEET Early Childhood Section of the CHUCK Kricgcr Services state Department' of Educa- BUTTERBALL IRVINGTON-Servdces for BEEF FLORIDA CORN tion, where she had been re- Mrs. Sarah Krieger, 74, of sponsible for the supervision 1809 Walker Ave. will be held STEAK BONELESS CROSS RIB and approval• of nursery at 2 p.m. this afternoon at FIRST TURKEYS schools in Monmouth county die Suburban Chapel of Phil- EA.sOCC ip Apter & Son, Maplewood. CUT LB. 22 to IN % ^ and the state, was killed Mon- : She was the sister of Wil- 24 lbs. BAG 40,«# day when she was run ov?» liam Ackerman of Port Mon-. 4 by her own car. mouth, Mrs.. Krieger died LB. CRISPY JUICY MclNTOSH ^ ^ Mrs. Maybury suffered. yesterday at' Hilltop House 45 chest and leg injuries when Nursing Home, Ftoebrouk. APPLES 3^29' the car knocked her aown and Bom in. Rumania, rive Uved THICK CUT SHOULDER GROUND MEAT SALE! rolled over her as she tried to here for the past three DAIRY DEPT stop the runaway vehicle. She years, -In rNewark for many LONDON was en route to her new post years,; 9nd in New York GROUND BEEF.i l059 as a kindergarten teacher 9>ty- BROIL "Jwo (7u»ijCOUPOW here. Besides her brother, she ty .98 U.S.D.A. CHOICE GROUND CHUCK- .69 Surviving arc her husband," survived' by her husband, POT ROAST CAUF. CHUCK fULl CUT IB. SOFT WHIPPED BLUE BONNET Warner Maybury; a son, Wil- Jsadore Krieger, a son, Mel- GOVT. INSPECTED liam W. Maybury, and a yin Krieger of New York GROUND ROUND s: „ 79 MARGARINI daughter, Miss Patricia May- Pty, three daughters, Mrs. ROASTING CHICKEN v. OFF 1.1 R bury, both at home; a brolhv Mildred Zorn of Maplewood, AW. IB. CASH VALUE \m-et le Mrs. Ruth Gerkln of West USD.A. CHOICE dTT CUT-FRESH PICNIC SHOULDER _ ^ . . .. H.J will er, Paul Anderson of Emer- Om coupon percustomar. son, and a sister, Mrs. Ruth Orange, and Mrs. Dorothy COUPON Qood thru SalurduY/ Tankel of Clark, two other SILVER TIP ROAST L».1 ROASTING PORKu 49 Nov. 13, \m. Taylor of Springfield. WITHOUT COUPON «C bro-thei-s, Benjamin Krieger U.S.D.A. CHOIC6 BONELESS STEER BEEF Services Will be at 8 o'clock of East Orange, Rubin Krie- 19 EXTRA 1OIUVFREO E tonight in the Wood Funeral ger of Miami, a sister, Mrs. RUMP ROAST LB. I SLICED LIVER u»49 Home, Branchville. TWO GUTS ) Mary Goldstein, here, and U.SD.A. CHOICf FRIERICH'S SHORT CUT __ seven grandchildren. TRADING STAMPS Mrs. Duune Davis EYE ROUND ROAST ul WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY SIZI SMOKED TONGUES m/9 TIP TOP FT. MONMOUTH - Mrs. John Andrews GOV'T. INSPECTED THIGH ON PREMIUM RIERICH'S, BONELESS ^^ BREAKFAST Alycc Davis, 47, of 4 Russel C P Ave. died yesterday in St. BROOKFlELDj Conn. - CHICKEN LEGS B55 BUTTER BALLTURKEY SMOKED BUTTS LB 89 TREAT c^ Albans Naval Hospital. John Andrews 64, of 80 Lake SWIFT PREMIUM-SWEET SMOKEY TASTE PLYMOUTH ROCjC PURE PORK . Mrs. Davis was born in De- Shore Drive, died yesterday BREAKSTONE posit, N, Y., and had been a in Brooklyn Hospital. He was SLICED BACON .89' SAUSAGE MEAT .& 49' S former secretary with the De- the father of Bruce Andrews SOUR DRESSINGw 22' partment of the Army, Wash- of Holmdel. SUCtD CRUSHED OR TIDBITS FROZEN FOOD DEPT. ington, D.C. Mr. Andrews was director . GW« CUT WAX BEANS TWO GUYS She is survived by her hus- of placement services at the TWO GUYS band, Col. Duane D. Davis;' OR FRENCH STYLE MUSHROOMS BLUEBERRY RASPBfcRRY MAPLE Polytechnic Institute of PINEAPPLE her father, James McAndrews STEMS f. PIECES of Havvley, Pa.; three sons, Brooklyn. 10-07 CANb GREEN BEANS SARA LEE oi Duane D. Davis, Jr. of Rich- He is also survived by his mond, Va., Robert A. Davis widow, Mrs. Helen Andrews. COFFEE RING ' of Washington, D. 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TOTHEDEAUR Vow w* imfwitdlo >tl irnuf «ttp u^ w. fbuw you ; Drive Launched By Red Cross ltbu^taichfri.iwtfipi.JM SHREWSBURY — A build- The new home for com- gram, and Red Cross Youth, placement building for Red Ing campaign for for the new munity and mandatory Red will be on the first floor, Cross services. > Monmouth County Red Cross Cross activities was designed along with the fund office, A. P. Busch, Inc., Shrews- Chapter House has been by Gerard A. Barba, Shrews- a kitchen, and the aforemen- bury, is the contractor, and launched, according to Lester bury, architect, and will bo tioned multi-purpose work occupancy is expected early H. Grubman, Little Silver, compact and functional. A. and meeting room. There is in 1970. capital fund chairman. multi-purpose room on the an attached garage for Red The three-story building of first floor is a new feature, Cross cars of the motor colonial architecture will re- allowing more work space and chief executive officer of place a 135-year-old residence for expanding service pro- Mr. Grubman is preside] that has served as Red Cross grams. transportation service, Chapter offices since 1944. Red Cross service to mili- the Progressive1 Life Insur- That frame structure was tary families will occupy the ance Company, Red Bank, condemned three years ago, north wing of the- sec- and is a volunteer serving on fOOdS plus /COSMETICS and after exploring a variety ond floor and the many the Red Cross board of direc- of plans to relocate, the workers in the office of vol- tors. He is being assisted by board of directors voted to unteers will occupy the south build on the Red Cross-owned , section. ^ - teams of volunteers from the land directly behind the pres- The Red Cross educational board in what Mr. Grubman ent building on Broad St., terms a once-in-a-lifetime VITAMINS/HEALTH AIDS services, such as water safe- Shrewsbury. ty, first aid, nursing pro- campaign for the needed re- COMPARE & SAVE Name Troop's 'Scout of Year' MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - award to Andrew Lubow. is a Life Scout and junior REG. 1.19 Hose and Chemical Co. 1, Selected for the honor assistant scoutmaster. sponsor of Boy Scout Troop in recognition of his out- Also receiving awards at 237, has presented its second standing leadership and the troop court of honor were annual "Scouf of the Year" service to the troop, Andrew Michael Moore, Star ; i , VICKS 44 Scout; Paul Scoskie, James Puchy and Gordon Gidumal, First Class;' and Steven Gid- COUGH SYRUP umal, William Degnan and Stuart Johnson, Second Class. Merit badges were given Andrew Galvin, Andrew Lu- THANKSGIVING bow, William Hutchins, Hay. den Nebus, Paul Scoskie, James Puchy, Eyan Mc- SPECIAL! Creedy, Robert Silecchia, Mi- Coughin' Season chael Moore and Cam De- Bonis. Paul Scoskie and Hay- den Nebus were cited for REG. 59< completing the survival course at Forestburg Scout PLANTERS Keservation. VICKS Service awards went to committeemen Stanley Blair and Cam DeBonis, Scoutmas- PEANUTS ksH VAPORUB ter Paul Scoskie and Assis- IMMBT tant Scoutmasters Charles f Blair, Frank Nebus and Stan- ley Johnson. c Lee Langer, father of scout FORGET Glenn Langer, entertained the gathering with feats of magic. After Nutrition Group The Feast! Elects Marusi REG. 1.09 REG. 2.29 ALKA FLINTSTONES I •*••>. VITAMINS SELTZER r . ^ 8X1O

w REG.69< Best Buys! W* REG. 1.15 n PEPTO Augustine K. Marusi SCHICK BISM0L NEW YORK - Augustine R. Marusi of 562 Navesink River Road, Middletown, N.J. m chairman and president of INJECTOR 99£ Bordcn Inc., was elected vice ^"^ FILM CHARGE One per subject - Babies, Children Satisfaction chairman of the Nutrition * Two per family Teenagers, Adults • guaranteed Foundation's board of direc- tors at its trustees' meeting BLADES Friday at the Union League Club here. 7 Blades I HAITI GROUPS PHOTOGRAPHED AT AN AP ADDITIONAL «9e PER PERSON. Mr. Marusi succeeded Dr. : James W. Evans, president -.•.•>••:. .. •-•••••• .t ..". . iv , .. mm OTHER (OOdl plui STORE LOCATIONS and chief executive officer of SOMERVILLE - 63 W. Main St. MORRISTOWN - 16 No. Pork WESTCIIESTER - Thl Moll. Ntw RochelU ORANOE — 301 Main SI. NEW YORK CITY - II W. Mth St. - 61 W. UtD St. AM STARTS MON., NOV. 17th - LAST DAY SUN., NOV. 22nd American Maize Products PLAINFIELD — 189 E, Front HACKENSACK — Pockard's-Bombergor 1« E 5?lh St - 181 E Utti SI UNION — 1029 Stuyveiant Avcnut S1 !| Company, who became chair RED BANK — 58 Broad SI. JERSEY CITY — Jl Journol Square FLUSHING — 3J0» Moln « ____TO_ PHOTOGRAPHERS HOURS: 12 NOON TO 8 P.M. man of the Nutrition Founda- tion's directors. The Nutrition VITAMIN Foundation is a non-profit sci 58 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. J. M. FIELDS entific organization which Prlcoi Dllecllve thru Soturdo/, Nov 22, 1969 We reserve thi right to limit quantltle CIH1IR sponsors research and Cduca •ponatble lor typogriphirBl errori. f tion in nutrition. It is support- 30 40 HWY. 35, HAZLET, N. J. )°jL& >-»i ed by major companies in the M food and allied industries. FROM OUR READERS THELDMLY The Silent Minority W*w Wffl Cow* Witfc I ^REGISTER The SUent Majority Critic Crkicixed::, Established In 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated iBank HighSefcool-.1 M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher Harding Road Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor Red Bank, N. J. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F, Sandford, Associate Editor ° After reading the article by Nancy Hutchins dealing —6 Wednesday, November 19, 1969 with the Count Basie assembly program at the Canton lor R.B.H.S. students, the undersigned were confused and somewhat shocked at what was written. ' ': The typical response referred to by Mrs. Hutchins in the second paragraph is in need of clarification. Did she poll everyone of the approximately 1,300 students who at- Discussions for Understanding tended the assembly in order to arrive at her decision? We would also like to know just how long Mrs. Hutchins What may be one of the most ance and the problems faced by po- stayed at the' Carlton. Apparently she did not stay for the meaningful courses ever conducted licemen, an intelligent approach has entire program. If she had, she would have seen the stand- in Red Bank comes to a close today in been made toward solving what is a ing ovation that was given to Count Basie and his band at the Municipal Building. We refer to nationwide concern. the conclusion. She must have also missed the many times students, the police-community relations ses- Another of the speakers was Sam- clapped (of their own accord) in time to the music., She sions conducted by the Bureau of Edu- uel McPherson, a Federal Bureau of evidently disregarded other fine soloists who performed cation, state Division of Civil Rights. Investigation agent for eight years plus the female vocalist who sang songs not only from the era of the Count, but also "For Once in My Life," which % For the past three days, 24 police who also taught school in Alabama was first recorded by'Stevie Wonder. officers from Red Bank, Little Silver, and is now with the Anti-Crime Com- Of course, the students of RBHS are teen-agers who Eatontown and Freehold gathered to mission in Newark. do enjoy the Doors, Stevie Wonder, etc., but they also have discuss racial and cultural objectives. His comments coincided with the the open minds to appreciate the value of music that, in its. time, was as popular as the Beatles of today. Edward A. Kasyan, field repre- stress being placed in Monmouth Apparently the only "positive merit" the program had sentative for the state division, in County and most of the state on the was that we "paraded" quite well to the Carlton. We opening the "school," stressed that upgrading of police department per- would like to inform Mrs. Hutchins that we did just as the students should concentrate on sonnel through training and education. well in 1966, when seeing Theodore Bikel (at the Carlton during school time), in 1967, for the "Taming of the Shrew" three words, "understanding, realiza- In describing the role of a law en- (at the Carlton during school time), and in 1968 for "An- tion and awareness." forcer as specialized, Mr. McPherson drocles and the Lion" ••-'" and thus in increasing crop yields, the and longevity. bowling alley into the air to laugh, or face disaster. Jersey City, N. J. ' product's threat to life and to the bal- The average American now car- terminal. I knew that in "How is my mother?" the little girl To the Editor: , ance, of nature is so great that the ries 12 to 14 parts per million of DDT a minute, perhaps less, I said! Fine, I said. Just fine, "She is work- ' On behalf of our association, I should like to extend Mat Niipn Administration is justified in in his body. In the past, the govern- had a new girl friend or ing in the Emergency Roorn at St. Fraih sincere appreciation to you and The Daily Register tor as- I had nothing. ci Hospital." The little one put little fists sisting us .with our community education activities during beginning immediately to phase out ment has called cattle; hogs and sheep s People eddied around on both hips. "Now how do you like that?" Cleaner Air Week, especially with the "Bag It, Don't Bflrn tha use of the agent. unfit to eat lif they have seven parts us in both directions. Kel- she said. "They tell me 1 walk like my It" •campaign. per million in their fat tissue. mother and I look like my mother, and I The Dally Register performed another excellent public In announcing a plan to ban all but ly whispered: "Here she The special pesticide panel ana- comes." I looked. A little always wanted to be a nurse." ' service by promoting the fight against air pollution "essential" uses of DDT in the next * . • '*.. • through the distribution of 22,000 plastic bags to its home de* lyzed National Cancer Institute data girl in a white fur coat twp, years, Secretary of Health, Edu- BISHOP was running through the SHE PRATTLED. I could have listened livery subscribers, The message attached to each bag cation and Welfare Robert H. Finch that showed DDT produced cancer in crowds at top speed, both arms wide open all day, VI see your picture in the news- stressed the importance of curtailing one source of air pol- laboratory mice on a diet containing for my neck. I dropped the briefcase and paper," she said. "That's how I knew it lution — burning leaves. wa£ following the recommendation of Hopefully, the "Bag It, Don't Burn It" promotion will 140 parts per million of DDT. crouched. In a moment, her arms were was you. My father tried marriage;again, a special study commission on pesti- around me and she was saying: "Grandpa. serve as the catalyst in making every citizen -aware of the The justification of curbing DDT you know." The adult smiles began to cides he appointed last April. Grandpa." tighten. "Oh, he got married again, and serious health and breathing problems caused by impure stems not only from the hazard to hu- he has a little girl named Susan, but they air. Although Mr. Finch gave no de- It is a good thing to be, able to weep. The effort to clean the air we breathe should not be man health which it poses, but also I lost the knack when I was 10 and my haven't got the divorce yet. tails as to how the phase-out will be limited to one week during the year. Our association and .from its danger to man's food supply father whacked me with a razor strop and "I got a D in deportment. It was the effected and did not spell out what ac- other local, state and rational agencies work at it.through- from the sea and from its possible I decided not to give him the satisfaction only D on my report card. My daddy out the year; however, we need the support of all citizens went to the PTA and-'they told him every- ceptable uses might be, he was em- of hearing sobs. With a little more prac- . to be successful. •'-... long-range adverse effects on the en- thing. I talk too much. Hecut off my phatic in saying that the Departments tice, I had it so much under control that Your editorial emphasized that ^point. Air pollution ii vironment through which it is spread television and my fun games." The little of Agriculture and Interior would co- I lost the license to cry. everyone's business. by wind, water and wildlife. eyes rolled, to the ceiling. "For a whale operate with his department ^sharp- This was the. eighth grandchild. Her. , •;-.• Sincerely yours, Having decided to restrict the use name is Elinor Gerace.' She lives inJiler- week." - ' ' •••••••'••• •••'•' • "•••[ James P. Hanney' '" ly curtailing use of the prociuct,. She got off her chair.,an&leaned her : of DDT, the Nixon Administration chantville, N.J. Her mother, .Gayle, and ":'•/:"' Public Relations Director •;'• her father, Frank, had a crackup mar- head against my arm.'"Boyoboy!"-she Even if the ban took effect im- ; should move next against the other riage. The annulment left the families es- . said. "Will I have #>methjhg .to tell the mediately, he explained, it would take hard pesticides, which are also dan- tranged and embarrassed. And yet, this ' kids Monday!" it is unlawful, illegal and Card-Carrying Catholic immoral to toy with trusting little hearts. 10'years or longer for the environ- gerous. The effort to control pests one belonged to me as much as Virginia 20 Munson* Place ; . ment to purge itself of the chemical. must be based on methods which are Lee'i seven children. I crushed her too hard and I said: "Come -"••. Red Bank, N. J. to my house Christmas week.'* Her daddy ,DDT is one of the members of a shown by careful study and testing The last time I saw Elinor was when To the Eflitor: . she was 1. Now she is 8. Gifts had been and her other grandma nodded. "We'll TJje only disappointing feature of David Reed's letter chemical family of chlorinated hydro- not to threaten the chain of life. ' sent to her at intervals, but the deep need see," Frank said. concerning aid to Catholic schools, published Oct. 7,1969, is I kept telling myself that this scene of a grandfather to hold little heads against that you did not eiercise good editorial judgment. It should INSIDE WASHINGTON Is reenacted all over the country; that have been on page one in headline print, his chest was too delicate to press. Sud- one of every four marriages in America This is the opinion of a Catholic: My three children denly, the kisses were loud smacks which crashes on rocks. missed the ear and eye by tenths of an could not gain entrance to un-Catholic St. James, while The hour was up. We began to look inch. many from outside the parish were admitted on the qualifi- at wrist watches. I asked for the check. Newest 72 VP Hopeful • * * cation of ability to pay. My children are not provided pub- Frank grabbed it. He also picked up the lic transportation to Red Bank High School; they must walk By ROBERT S, ALLEN addition to a Southern strategy, It is clear 1 LOOKED OVER her head and saw luggage and found the car I had rented. . and JOHN A. GOLDSMITH that his own election was not based on the on heavily-traveled Newman Spritigs Road for some dis- three adults walking toward me. One was Two men were trying hard to get on the tance without the security of sidewalks. I have not com- FAIRFAX, Va. — No one is painting sort of rationale which Is said to underlie Fanny Gerace, white-haired grandmother same wave length about a little girl, And "Dump Agnew" posters hereabouts, but the President's 1072 campaign planning. plained, nor have my children complained. When they who is playing mother to Elinor; another we were making it big. must walk, they walk. some elated Republicans are quietly.com- * * * was the dark slender man named Frank, I looked at Dannie, whose hair is now nentlng that Virginia's newly-elected' Gov. who ran off with my Gayle when both I do think a complaint is in order. I must pay taxes for TO BE SUItE, Holton profited by de- white and fluffy. She was looking at me,* children's transportation to such schools as Red Bank Linwood Hilton will be waiting in the wings fections from the Democratic right. He got were too young to understand the respon- so I looked away. "I told one of the kids If President Nixon wants sibilities of marriage. The third was his Catholic High School, St. James and, of all places, Christian the votes of many Democrats who were who my grandpa was," Elinor said, "and Brothers Academy, Why, Mr. Editor? Why, Gov. Hughes? to change running males once supporters of the late Sen. Harry F. sister, always called "Sis." I brung him to the newsstand - - - " Her in 1972. Why, Pope Paul? father frowned. "You whatted him?" Al- ; Byrd Sr., because Battle was a protege I held the child away and looked into Ed Lyman . Holton, a ruggedly most haughtily, Elinor said: "I brought of John F, Kennedy and thought to be a the devilish blue eyes, part of a tooth miss- ' Card-carrying Catholic attractive native of Big liberal Democrat from the Kennedy mold. ing in front, the brown hair hanging in him . , ." We kissed goodbye. The love Stone Gap, Va., was ';, but shorten green However, Holton also made inroads on bangs, the pink cheeks and the chatterbox in the little girl's eyes locked in on the elected to be the Old Do- guilt in mine. I know her better than she Virginia's Democratic left. He was mouth talking and talking non-stop. This minion's first Republican was Gayle almost 20 years ago. An Irish thinks I do, because I knew the baby who $Out of 5? governor in a century on endorsed by the state AFL-CIO organiza- kisser, a face shining with light, and little was her mother ... Nov. 4. The President tion and by the Virginia Crusade for Vot- • •" ' ! . 79 Ward Ave. V campaigned for Holton ers, a Richmond-based Negro group, and • • • Rumson, N. J. and is credited with a YOUR MONEY'S WORTH those endorsements apparently paid off at To the Editor: ALLEN major assist in Holton's ; The people of Rumson and Fair Haven are very fortu- victory over Democrat William Battle. the polls. nate to have Mr. Arthur L. Adamson as president ohhe'Re* It is duly noted in GOP circles here For example, Holton appears to "have Favored Stocks, 1946,1969 gional School Board. He not only directs the Education'w that a Virginia governor might make an received 59 per cent of the vote in 15 pre- the high school children, he also interprets rae secret b'ftli' imoortant contribution to a national Re--, dominantly Negro precincts in Richmond By SYLVIA PORTER Montgomery Ward, IBM; Standard Oil lot of the adults of both towns and informs us "that the; publican ticket campaigning with a South' which had voted 80 per cent for his Demo- Q. What world- famous corpora- (N.J.), Xerox; Kennecott Copper, Atl. Rich- 57 per cent.negative vote was due to lack of irJormation.'Q crn strategy. There is al- cratic predecessor, Gov. Mills Godwin, tion stock was the No. 1 favorite 6f the field; N. American Co., Am, Telephone; He then gives us a second chance to correct our erroneousi majority opinion. •••:•. . ;^« so a strong feeling that four years ago. nation's mutual fund managers in 1946, the Union Carbide, Standard Oil (N.J.); Chrys- Holton's long-range polit-, * * * first "normal" post-World War, II year? ler, Polaroid; Johns-Manville, Texaco; And, tell me please, when the second referendum'goes! leal ambitions do not ORGANIZATIONAL WIN - It has A. Montgomery Ward. Paramount Pictures, Royal Dutch Petrole- down to defeat, will we then try for the best'three out of? five? • ; • dead-end in Richmond's scarcely been mentioned outside the state, Q. Where does the um; duPont, Burroughsf; Gulf Oil, Eastman executive mansion. but Holton's big Republican victory here stock rank in the favorite Kodak; Int. Paper, Gen. Motors; Elec. Respectfully, ': Holton's surprise vic- was a victory for old-style, door-to-door 50 today? A, It doesn't P.& Lt. pfd., Sperry Rand; Gen. Electric, Martin D. Screen ' tory won him a four-year politics — with a few modern touches. rank. Control Data; Gen. Motors, Gen. Electric; residence there, but he Aided by veterans of GOP campaign- Q. What were the top Sears, Roebuck, Avon Products; Amer. rannot succeed himself ing in usually Democratic Texas, Holton 10 favorites in 1946? A. Gas & Elec, Gulf Oil; American Viscose, as governor. Moreover strategists worked from a central head- In addition to Montgom- Mobil Oil; B.F. Goodrich, Standard Oil (and as we indicated in quarters to assign precicnt-by-precinct ery Ward, Standard Oil (Calif.); Hercules Powder, Continental Oil; (.OUISJIJTU early October), he will quotas for necessary GOP votes. Across (N.J.), Kennecott Copper, Continental Oil, Sears, Roebuck. sorve with a Democratic lieutenant gover- the slate, Holton workers identified pros- North American Co., American Radiator, Int, Tel.; Arm- nor and attorney general, and jockey with pective Holton voters to fill their quotas, Union Carbide, Chrysler, strong Cork, Minnesota Mining; Electric a preponderantly Democratic state legisla- and then got those voters to the polls. Johns Manville, Para- Auto-Lite, Goodyear Tire; Firestone Tire, ture. Here In Washington's wall-to-wall sub- PORTER mount Pictures, duPont, Ford Motor; Goodyear Tire, Honeywell; Under (hose circumstances it is not urbs, Holton workers mobilized the voters Gulf Oil Int. Nickel, Int. Paper; U.S. Rubber, Philip surprising that some of the GOP faith- who have long1 favored GOP presidential' Q. How many are still in the top 10? A. Morris; Westinghouse Elec, S.S. Kresge; ful, without any word from the governor- candidates and' have elected two Republi- Just one: Standard Oil, in fifth place. Texas Co., Caterpillar Tractor; Allied elect, think Hoilnn might be glad to help . can congressman, but who have usually To millions of us, 1969 has been an Stores, Aetna Life & Casualty; American Ins friend Dick Nixon if he is asked to turned a liredjear to state political races. abysmal yeur. in the stock market, with Tobacco "B", Westinghouse Elec; Cela- do so when the Republicans hold their con- As a result, (Republicans even narrowed, some of this year's worst performers last nese Corp., Intl. Nickel, Canada; Deere, '.'ivcniion in 1972—or to consider the job' in by 10, the heavy Democratic margin in year's most glamorous stocks and mutual Cities Service; Great Northern Rwy. pfd., 1976. the Virginia General Assembly. funds. But as the following compilations Merck; Phillips Petroleum, Chrysler; Stan- Incidentally, it is also not surprising President Nixon, who campaigned for underline, not only the glamour stocks go dard Oil (Calif.), Northwest Airlines; (and, no real criticism of Vice President Holton in Roanoke a week before the through these wrenching changes; the blu- American Cyanamid, Continental Can; CIT Agiicw)' that this sort of vice presidential voting, made a double contribution to the est of blue chips do, too. Financial, Crown Zellerbach; Eastman day-dreaming is now under way. Many ex- Holton victory. In the first place, he turned Of all the sobering lessons we can Kodak, Household Finance; Greyhound, peris here think Agncw'.s tough talk is a out Republican voters. Poll watchers here learn from 1069, among the most valuable Standard Oil ()[nd.); Republican plus—except, perhaps, in what say some voters announced on Election can be: fashions in slocks shift in a rela- International Harv., duPont; Sherwin- I he vice nrpsdepi flight call Ilie "effete" Day that they had como to "support the tively short period; you can't put even the 1 Williams, Mohawk Data Sciences; Stan- Kaslern Seaboard megalopolis. President.' high quality favorites "away and forget"; dard Brands, Union Carbide; United Light There is no reason for vice presiden- More iinportant, however, in the view few of yesteryear's blue chips are today's Jt Rwys., American Home Products; tial speculation, however, ;md it thrives of some observers,, was the President's and few of this year's blue chips will be Youngstown Sheet & Tube, Procter in any olc'tmn. aftermath. If Agnew were contribution lo the organizational drive. tomorrow's. • & Gamble; Amcr. P, & Lt. pfd., Weyer- being traditionally silent, like vice presi- Just when the campaign drudgery was be- The lists are so fascinating by them- haeuser; Middle West Corp., Delta Air dents «f the past, the speculation would ' coming oppressive — and necessary — the selves that words are unnecessary. 1946's Lines; Monsanto Chem., Phillips Pet.; be keyed lo his grey personality and lack President of the United Stales stopped by Commonwealth & So. pfd., Columbia v favorites were compiled by Wiesenberger "I will not be influenced by public Of s' lr. itf.energizc loyal party workers and solicit & Co.; 1969's by Vickerg Associates: They Broadcasting, and Phelps Dodse, Alu- opinion!" While Holton would be an attractive their renewed efforts. arc, respectively; minum Co. TOE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK l: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19,19f/> At Brookdale Sunday LINCROFT — Monmouth pus on Newman Springs Director Joseph C, Irwin will Campus buildings will be structional equipment which master plan recently ap- Association Elects Road. is in use in the Learning Re- proved by the board of trus- County citizens will be guests extend greetings on behalf of open to the public from 2:30 source Center, the classrooms tees. FREEHOLD — The Mon- Sunday, when Brookdale • Maj. Gen. W. Preston Cor- the bdard. Rep. James J. to 4 p.m. and members of the count of the formative years Howard, P-N. •"-, will present college staff will point out the and the laboratories. 9 The Llncroft campus mouth County Historical As- Community College will hold derman, chairman of the col- sociation recently held its an- of the Jersey shore, I860- lege's board of trustees; will the college an American flag architectural features and to Visitors will also have an opened Sept, 29 with a full nual meeting in the Histori- 1880, as recorded by contem- an open house to welcome welcome the public to the which has been flown over the discuss and display some of opportunity to examine draw- time enrollment of 1,309 stu- cal Building here. porary artists. them to tne new college cam- camfjus at 2 p.m. Freeholder Capitol; the audio visual and other in- ings and maps of the campus dents. ? , Mrs. Bayard Stout was re- elected president of the asso- ciation, Mrs. John C. Ellis is first vice president; Mrs. J. Mabel Brown, second vice president; Charles B. Hard- "tag, secretary; William C. Hiker, treasurer, and C. Ed- ward Tilton, assistant trea- surer. .': Members of the nominat- ing committee were Mrs. Frederick Thompkins, Mrs. ; Clare Hesseltine and Mrs. Bassett Winmill. : Trustees reelected to three- year terms were Mrs. W. B. : Boschen, the Rev. Samual R. ; Knight, Mrs. William J. Noon- an, Mrs. Norman Ramsey, jibs. Robert E. Lewis Jr., Miss Helen C. Phillips, Jo- seph Irwin, George H. Moss .Jr., David T. Buck and Mrs. Footttoim Farm Freah Produce •Charles Schock Jr. 5; Mrs. George Strong of Lo- cust was elected to her first tern as a trustee. "Mr. Moss gave an illustrat- ed lecture, "A Portrait of a Period — The Artist and the STEAK SALE! Jersey Shore." It was an ac- Vocational -I Sweet ' — ^ EJ School Plan ANJOU PEARS ib. 19\^ Peiorl Wt Is Readied WHITE ONIONS *. I9C.^ .FREEHOLD — Preliminary Italian AA § plans for a. vocational school ( in Freehold will be approved CHESTNUTS «, 39 i ;:by\' the county vocational Crisp Red Jonathan _ - _._ 'J5 school Board of Education \next month, says the voca- APPLES 4 £ 39' i tional school superintendent, Ocean Spray Whole fconald P. Hoagland. Mr, Hoagland reported that CRANBERRIES the survey was completed .and that the agreement for sale of the land should be ready for the board's ap- proval next month. , Cost estimates for tlfe school* are construction and site work, $426,000; contin- gency, $22,000; architect's -fees, $29,000, and equipment, $123,000. This will be a four-room Ocean Spray Whole or Jellied You Save More! Foocttown Regular Del Monte building with programs in beauty culture, carpentry, 'machine shop and painting " and* "decorating, with a stu- CRANBERRY I DIAMOND I ALUMINUM I SWEET dent capacity of 160. : The board hired Cornelias Van Sant of Brick Township, SAUCE I WALNUTS I FOIL I PEAS to teach.auto body work in < the>Hazlet Vocational School at $5,520 a year. Cancer Study Foodtown Talk Is Slated C C 8coHAlun*iijmFoa OAKHURST - Mrs. Cath- SWEET CIDER A-0OL53 OOL79 $ Ell SUced or Halve. YeHow Cling REYNOLDS WRAP erine Manning, executive di- 2 ( rector, Ivy Cancer Research DEL MONTE PEACHES ^29 FRUIT COCKTAIL 3 1 Foundation of Chicago, will Pridt of tht Form Halm Freestone or Sliced or be guest speaker Friday at HOIYM Yellow Oino ,- ^m* ^mm jmm # •$ * ^ Planters CashewsAsnDNu or Mixed Nuts n . 8:15 p.m. at the Ocean Town- 5 ship recreation hall. FOODTOWN PEACHES 4 -", 1 CRANBERRY SAUCE 5 r 1 ™L*i Ivy Cancer League 177 will Hako FANCY YAMS 10 c also present audio-visual ma- CAMPBELL'S SOUP £T Il _ Anti-freeie terial on the foundation's C 11 All PurpoM Grind . _-. PRESTONE work and research on caa- ( cer. FOODTOWN COFFEE L 59 PIECRUStram Cram Giant T 2 33 Foodtown ' The Foundation is named You Save More MttM ANTI.FREEZE after Dr. Andrew C. Ivy, C?) $ Dippy Canoes, Salty Surfer*, or Com Skit prominent in the field of can- LIBBY PUMPKIN 4"™ 1 Ujby cans. I BURRY SNACKS cer research. # c The public is invited to the PUMPKIN PIE MIX i^39 •presentation. Refreshments will be served. Vanilla, Light o'r Dark Chocolate, or Butterscotch Frozen f oodlown PurP e ^ BIRDS EYE PUDDING - Gold Medal Shortening ORANGN E FLOUR ;39 CRISCO COOL N CREAMY SAVIISc WmTWSCOUtHM SA VI 14c WITH THIS COUPON > JUICE limit one per adult family. IMtsmpvarfukfonly. Owipon eood at any Foodtown Supmnortttt Froien Cut Corn or Peas & Carrots IMtnopwodukfonOr. M Coupon ..pirn Saturday No™-nb« 21 BIRDS EYE COUPON COUPON 10-oz. pkg. DoiryFreihPure VEGETABLES APP1E MAXWIU HOUSE Powder Dettroent INSTANT COFFa PUNCH CIDER •AVI 24c mntnscoupoii Shampoo Coupon food ot wif Foadtawn Sup«rmarklt S A VI 20c- WITH IKU C0UPO« Unit OMP« adult (o™l». Coupon Mod ot any Foodtown fciptxnarint. Coupon nplrai Sourdar, NoY«mb« 11. HEAD & Mouthwash LMtomMrodulth>n>y. oBR SCOPE COCONUT SHOULDERS 3 FOODTOWN CUSTARD Pit . Tnmrd Ike purchase el oar THIS T«nr*<>*P«dwseefeke.t|- Auorted 2-pok Beta COUPON FRENCH'S KLEENEX TOWELS WORTH GRAVY & MIXES APPLE PIE 1Oc off our regular low price. , 10c off our regular low prict. f Coupon food at on» Foodtown Sugxrmarkrt. f oodtawn * Coupon good ottny Foodtown Supn»>«t| Wins CDA * tMtonapvodulXomBy. W UnKompwaduhtanlrr. S Coupon Wfira tolur*«T, Nwtrnfcn M. Coupon .« Soturdor. Movankoi IV BLUEBERRY PIE RBR ' Scholarship COUPON' COUPON KEANSBURG - Miss Mau reen Klein, a freshman major Schiclthaus Fresh Swift Braokfield Swift Premium All Meat Swift Brown-N-Servs Swiff ipg in nursing at Seton Hall SWIFT CHUBS University,, South Orange, is PORKSAUSAGE PORK SAUSAGE FRANKS SAUSAGE Ham Salad or Sandwich Spread SMOKIES LINKS recipient of the first $500 14-oz. , nursing scholarship to be roll awarded by Court St; Ann Catholic Daughters of Ameri ca. The daughter of Mrs. Mae FrkM eHswtln tfmugh Siihvd^. NcwemW.22. Not rast^ •flein of 34 Brookside Ave., Mlddlirown, N. J. Tomi River. N. J. Neptune. H. t. Jackson. N. J. Miss Klein is a June graduate Rt. 35 t Ml. Hill Roid Fiih.r Blvd. Route 33 7 Brook Plait of Keansburg High School Pree..ld. N. J. where she was a four-yeai Mitawm, N. J. West Ind, Long .ranch. N. J. Pert Monmouti, M. J. rnojliktown. N. J. Park Ave. A Hwy. II hoobr atudent, Student Coun 126 Main St. West End Court t Market PIJCI Hwy. 34 . Br«y Ave. 42 Miln St. dl secretary, and member o' Tea, liver, N. A tea Mgkt, N. J. Redleiik,H.J. Feralnoeol., N. j. the yearbook staff and prom Rouf«17 JliOOeeeflAve. JO ImkStrett * committee. -THE DAILY REGISTER, SED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.I VHHflESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, J969 Seat Bright Board Favors Bond Issue SEA BRIGHT —The Board inating the wrestling room, glitters of Education Monday night department bead offices, stu unanimously adopted - a mo- dent resource centers and tion endorsing Shore Region- wood shop. . al High School's Nov. 25 ref- > three more classrooms will here, in erendum for a> $1,470,000 ad- be added, with the sizes dition to the school. the rooms reduced. Three The June 24 referendum portable classrooms are now for $1,997,600 was defeated being rented at a cost of $13,- Bradlees and the present proposal re- 000 a year. It Is anticipated flects a reduction of more that more will be needed ' than half a million dollars. coming years. : Sea Bright is one of four It was noted that construc- sending districts to Shore Re- tion costs are rising at ah Trim-a Tree gional. A public hearing by average of one half to one the Shore Regional Board of per cent per month. Education is scheduled for The board also approved today. the use of the school by the 3-DAY SALE! NOV. 20-21-22. The new proposal was Brownies on Tuesdays from Shop! achieved by reducing the 3:15 to 4:30 p.m. and by the gymnasium area by approxi- Girl Scouts on Thursdays UNITED THEY STAND — Joseph F. Kiley Jr. of Prudential Life Insurance of Ameri- mately half its size and elim- from 8:15 to 4:45 p.m. ca (Mafawan), left, presents check for $550 to Edwin M. Ambler, Jersey Cen- tral Power and Light Co., general chairman of the 'Monmouth Count/ United Fund campaign. In center is Vincent Hinch, also of Prudential lAsbury Park), chairman of the drive among insurance firms, which have contributed $1,600 to date. Brookdale Trustee, Reeled Corderman LINCROFT - Ret. Maf. pointed chairman of the Gen. W. Preston Corderman buildings and grounds com- has been reelected chairman mittee. Serving with him are of the Board of Trustees of Earl B. Garrison and Mrs. Broobdale Community Col- LaTowsky. lege. Mr. Garrison was also re- Gen. Corderman has served appointed to the board's ex- COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 , eciitive committee. Mr. Clay, Thurs. & Ffl. as chairman siitce the first permanent board Was estab- ton was appointed to tin 10-9 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY lished. Mrs. Harry R. La- Board of School Estimate. Saturday Towsky was re-elected vice The Board of Trustees will 10-* AT THE A & P SHOPPING CENTER chairman. continue to meet at 8 p.m. Joseph E. Clayton was re* the third Monday of each appointed chairman of the month. Meetings are held board's finance committee. the Iiocroft School. Serving with him are Mrs. Mrs. Wffla Kaye, Middle John Polhemus and Marvin town, was hired as assistant 24" wreaths A. dark. professor in applied humani- in or outdoor Leon Zuckerman was reap- ties. Vote in Coiigress SENATE Not voting — Case (an On Proxmire amendment to nounced as for), Williams. Red berries decorate these Independent Offices Appropri- Amendment rejected, 19-41 beautiful wreaths. Fir or - ation Bill (HR. 12307) to cut (bill then passed 68-1, with boxwood types for indoors f 100 million from NASA only Young of Ohio voting or outdoors. In gay green. funds: against). ; For the amendment-Case. On passage of TuWic Works Not voting — Wiiiams. Appropriation Bill (HR. Amendment rejected, 22-46. 14159) including $1 billion fo On Hart amendment to add water pollution control proj $587.5 million to urban re* ects. newal program. For thebffl-Case. '20,000 For the amendment—Case, Not voting - WilMams (an. Not voting - Williams (an- nounced as for). ounced as for). *.-. •. ;' ; Bill passed, 86-2. Amendment rejected, 544K). HOUSE RETAIL STOCK i On Young amendment to. -.* On bill (HR. 2777} to estab- out $8.3 million from civil de- lish National Potato Promo- EVERY ITEM SOLD AT A FRACTION OF ITS COST! fense funds. ' tion Board and eliabJe pofet$ Glitter or flocked Dancing Christmas figures growers to finance coordin- ated research and promotion 3" Christmas bells Glitter and (locked fin- BUY EARLY Pharmacy Unit program. . sparkled with glitter or. ished. 4" Santa, pixie, Elects Braaf Not voting — Howard ,(gen recMkJcked. Box of 8, soldier boy or angels. eral pair). 99 39* SAVE RED BANK — Harvey , Bit rejected, 171-198. Braaf, director of the phar- macy at Rivervlew Hospital,' AS MUCH AS was elected to the American Keypunch Clas 70% Board of Diplomates in Phar- Festive 24 "spray macy and was also named a Starts Dec. 4 ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED AS SEEN ON TV regional director of the orga- LONG BRANCH - 1* double of holly nization, according to William Adult Education Commission Kiss-bell and cedar e PARKER BROS, e CHILD GUIDANCE • BALANCING CLOWN T. Gill, Riverview's adminis- of the Monmouth Education- e TRANS-O-GRAM • TOPPER • COLOR WRITER trator. al Council is offering a course 49 in "Introduction, to Key- e KENNER • SKILCRAFT • HAIR DRYER •Formed a year ago after several years of planning, punch" at Ocean Township • HASBRO • ASTRO-LITE • WOOD BURNING ABDP is based on the same High School Thursday eve- 1 nings, starting Dec. 4. 79< principles and standards as PLAY N' SHOW PHONE PROJECTOR The course will be taught Flocked plap- *J Three . gradu- the American Medical Spe- ated wreaths cialty Boards. by Edward Kasky, a gradu- per suspended from a bow and > with bells and Members must possess the ate of Viltenova University TOYS BY and instructor in the data mistletoe. I berries. Velour basic education of the phar- ribbon, tool macy curriculum, as well as processing field for five years, practical experience, post- The course will provide 20 FISHER graduate training and contin- hours of instruction on key uing education. punch simulators and actu- Mr. Braaf came to River- al usage of programming PRICE view in January, 1968, from cards. Hie course will cul- 1 Maimonides Medical Center, minate in students running "We Have Them in Brooklyn. He lives In Madi- a program through the IBM son Township with his wife computer. Students must and two daughters. have a knowledge of basic typing. Information can be ob- tained and registration com pleted by calling the Mon mouth Educational Council. In person registration for this course and the 1W other courses offered at Ocean 13" reindeer candle holder Flameproof tree-top star Township, Hed Bank, Mon- 2 reindeer, holly-and Gold-tone mesh orna- mouth Regional and Long cedar leaves. 3 10" ment . for ths final Branch High Schools will be holiday decor candles. touch to your tree. VICTORY MARKET Nov. 24, 25 and 26 from 7 to •J49 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-13391 9 p.m. at each of the schools. FRIENDLY PERSONAL SERVICE — TOP QUALITY MEATS and POULTRY Alcoholism Council LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. *l I ffiJS SAUSAGE MEAT 89fb Selects Dr. Ficca WEST LONG BRANCH - White glass Named a trustee of the Al- kerosene USDA coholism Council of Mon> mouth County is Dr. S. 9Vz" lamp CHOICE Charles Flcca of West Longr Branch. BONELESS Ib Chairman of the psychology 10 house alpine village CROSS RIB ROAST 99 department at Monmouth Col CUT lege, he was formerly chief Gives an old-fashioned 99* FRYING CHICKENS ANY WAY SHORT RIBS 79$, clinical psychologist at the splendor to your tree. It's workable! Ad- veterans Administration Hos- They light-up, too! 399 lustable wick, red CENTER CUT — LEAN CALIFORNIA — BONE IN pital in Lebanon, Pa. glass chimney. C Henry H. Patterson On Alcoholism Council CHUCK STEAK 69 POT ROAST 69 OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Newly named trustee of the MS. OR THI Alcoholism Council of Mon- COFFH-ER mouth County is Henry H. Bradlees [K S&W COFFEE DRIP 69SUSAVARIN COFFEE 79; Patterson of Wanamassa, we're out to kMp you coming back IBP who will head the legislative Order Your Thanksgiving Dinner Now: committee. J Mr. Patterson is associated SWIFT PREMIUM BUTTERBALL HEN TURKEYS—FRESH KILLED TURKEYS. DUCKS, with the law firm of Patter- son, Cooper and Coleman, As- CAPONS, PRIME RIBS OF BEEF, 16 OZ, CORNISH HENS. SQUAB. ETC., ETC. bury Park, and is secretary of the New Jersey Senate. HIGHWAY 15 1 THE DAILY HECUTEB, HED BANK-lflDDLETOVN, N, J.I JWTONESDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1969 Charging New Battery crazy Is Simple Procedure FT. MONMOUTH - Any energy battery developed by backpack radios, front line one who can drop bread into . the U.S. Army Electronics radars and night vision de- a pop-up toaster can re- Command for such light- vices. charge a new long-life, high- weight combat equipment as Known as a mechanically . rechargeable zinc-air battery, the new electrical power source has much longer life than the most advanced dry Bradlees has cells and, unlike other re- chargeable batterjes, does not require lengthy electrical re- charge or special charge- tier gift wrap! ing facilities. It can be re- charged by the simple re- placement of its zinc anodes. 3-DAY, SALE! NOV. 20-21-22. Basic unit of the battery is a flat zinc-air cell half an inch thick, whose height varies from . four to eight inches and width between 314 and Wi inches — depending on the energy required. Most common version resembles a She'll look like an angel five-pack of small cigars. The cells are assembled on Christmas morning like a deck of cards and placed in standard glass fiber battery cases altered to allow air circulation. The soldier in the field can recharge the LIKE BREAD IN A TOASTER — David Sague, an battery by removing the long, electronics engineer with the Army Electronics Com- narrow zinc anodes in each mand, inserts « zinc anode in the 20 ampere hours cell, dropping in new anodes and adding water. She'll love her quilted rob* and will version of the Army's new mechanically rechargeable surely spend cozy fire-side evenings linc-air battery for field use. The cathodes which make looking luxuriously beautiful! ChooM up the sides of the cell case a nylon, acetate or cotton quilted contain a membrane that re- tains the water but permits robe—they're all Kodel polyester fi- the entrance of air to pro- ber filled for that extra warmth. vide oxygen which reacts They're in long or short lengths, with the zinc and the po- hostess culottes and robei, tool She tassium hydroxide electro- loves zesty solids and prints? They're Ready lyte — impregnated in the all here! Sizes 10-18 and S-M-L zinc — to create current. In addition to its easy re-' to give charge feature, the battery has many other advantages over those now in use. Its high energy density ap- proaches 100 watt-hours per pound, twice that of other 3-DAY SALE! NOV. 20-21-22. batteries, and the power may be delivered over a wide cur- rent range depending on the size and number of cells used and their assembly con- Bradlees gift boxed figuration. The battery is petti-panty sets. completely silent, as it has no moving parts, and it re- quires a minimum of main- tenance. It has long life, up to 100 cycles, or replace- ments of zinc anodes. When not activated by water, It has indefinite shelf life. It's already gift wrapped! Petticoat and matching . Its operating cost is com- panty have Identical em- petitive with other systems broidery, lace and satin used in military operations, appliques. Choice of three even without the intangible styles — all Celanese savings resulting from mini- nylon. So carefree, comfy mum maintenance and the and long-wearing! S-M-L. elimination of bulky, heavy recharging facilities. The new zinc-air batteries were developed in the Power Sources Division of the Elec- tronic Components Labora- tory, Army Electronics Com- mand. David Linden of Lit- tle Silver, deputy chief of the Power Sources Division was project officer and engi- neer. Inter-Racial Unit Hears Talk by Kane FREEHOLD - Richard Kane, of the Recreation Com- mittee, was the guest speaker at the first meeting of the Freehold Inter-racial Human Relations Committee. Mem-' bers Charles Argento, James Allen Sr., Glen Smith, Jane Morris, Patricia Narozniak, and Richard Caldwell attend- ed the Nov. 10 meeting. Mr. Kane discussed the various recreational programs now active in the borough with the committee. He cited the Saturday morning sched- ule at the intermediate school, the baseball and bas- ketball teams. Various other proposals and ideas were dis- cussed to involve many mem- bers of the community in cul- tural and athletic programs. Mr. Kane was invited back to the next meeting to discuss Quilts and soft piles definite plans for activities for your little girl for the winter season.

Instant savings! Free Diabetes Charge It at Bradlees with our Tests Offered MoneyStver Cirdl NEPTUNE - During Na- tional Diabetes Detection Christmas morning will bring a special Week, Jersey Shore Medical Center will conduct a free di- tparkle from your little girl. abetes test for residents of the She'll love her cozy: robe. Choose a. shore area. long acetate quilt with, Kodel poly- . ester tlber fill or a short Maiden* A minute of your time, a Orion acrylic pile. They're both drop of your blood, a thin In pretty holiday colors. Slzea 4-14. strip of paper. They may save your life!. These are the elements of a safe, simple and quick test to see if you might have dia- Bradlees [ betes. I 4 we're out to keep you coming back fc Instructions for the simple one minute test are to eat a hearty lunch and arrive at the,. hospital IV2 or 2 hours later. The test will be given In the LJ A Tl CT POOLEAVE. Out-Patient Cl'nlc at Jersey PI A£UE. I HIGHWAY 36 Shore Med'enl Center, on HIGHWAY 70 Thursday between 1 and 4 HAZLET LAURELTOH # EATONTOWN LAURELTON BRICK-OWN p.m. PAOLE AVt. HIGHWAY 36 HIGHWAY 70 • BRICKTOWN * HIGHWAY 35[AT THE CIRCLE) The test is not for known EATONTOWN • diabetics. 10 — , : THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK. MIDDLETOWN, Ji. hi WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1969 - ; ~ Planned School's Educational Functions Ou : teachers who would be school, we would be avoil- RUMSON - Educational of the new school. present, he said, because consideration possible Fair possible through toe "loft With the exception of a i|ig this possibility." functions of the proposed negotiations were in pro- principle" industrial con- small number of necessary needed if the systems were, Mr. Adamson explained Haven expansion at an esti- in the future, forced to go In reply to questions about new junior-high school under that the $3,950,000 package gress. mated $70,000. struction. teaching personnel, he indi- cated, teaching costs would into split sessions. duplication of services *nd an expanded regional school deal includes purchase of In reply to public ques- Mr. Mlcklewright said con- Costs of staffing the new not be increased. New certain facilities, by con- district were once again enu- approximately 41 acres of tions the board pointed out struction cost for the new school were questioned by "If we were forced to go teachers, would, of course, structing a- new school, the merated at last night's final land in the Lovctt tract, de- that the package deal would building would be $23 per members of the public. Mr. into split sessions in the be hired to meet expanding board stated that expansion public hearing on the propo- velopment of the site, con- be cheaper than separate ex- square foot as compared to Adamson explained that the future," he said, "we would •student populations as these of present facilities would sal. struction of the school and pansion programs at Forrest- the New Jersey State aver- majority of teachers needed be forced to utilize our most occur in the future. still require additional ser- A referendum on the ex- purchase of necessary equip- dale, estimated at $2,100,000 age costs of $26 and $27 per to teach existing students al- expensive commodity, teach- This, he explained, would ers, in the most inefficient vices and facilities in propor- pansion of the regional dis- ment. Detailed cost of the and the high school, J2 mil- square foot. This, he indi- ready exist within the three tion. '• trict to include grades 7 and land could not be revealed at lion, even without taking into cated would be made school systems. be cheaper than hiring more way, By having the Wjw 8; the purchase of land; and construction of the proposed school, will be held Tuesday, Pric*l tffecfivt thru Sot., Nov. 22, 1969. Nov. 25, in Rumson and Fair Quantity right! r«. Haven. A. Gardner Fox, membc p* for typogrgptili of the Rumson-Fair Ilavei irrotl. Regional Board of Education explained to approximatelj 250 citizens from both com' munities attending the hear ing in the high school audi torium, that the new schoo will be a necessary transi tion stage between inflexible traditional elementary sched- uling and the very flexible modular scheduling used ii the high school. Mr. Fox further cxplainet details of the innovative con cept behind the new schoo He was introduced by Arthu L. Adamson, president of th< regional board who con SEE BOTH SIDES ducte Ib BEEF ROAST IOW IOW PRICE GIENDAIE StICED _ . . 19° public of not supplying suf- ficient financial information Ideal Pumpkin.. 2^:43° White Bread 5.^/1 LARGE FANCY, RED , C on costs of construction, pur- REYNOLDS HEAVY DUTY VIRGINIA UE —SAVE Ite ... chase of land, and operation Aluminum Foil. c DELICIOUS APPLES 2 29 Apple Pie «.4? FRESH GREEN BRUSSEL FRESH CUT YEllOW PVC Container BLUEBERRY, RASPBERRY. OR MAPLE i SPROUTS COLE SLAW TURNIPS Gets 3 Pacts C C 20° OFF SARA LEE 8-oz. IWKhawof EATONTOWN - Less than pint pkg. 15 OCEAN SPRAY oMngukrbar one month after its three-blow COFFEE RINGS , 29 GRAPEBERRY DOVE SOAP molding linos were placed in whhpunhowofomboT ' . STOUFftR AND CHEESE JUICE -, operation, . PVC Containei S c NOBLESSE STEREO ALBUM ttngularntfct .*..& Corp. has announced that the Macaroni 0 ^ 1 Broccoli Spears. 2 r 45 FRENCH A-WEEK firm obtained orders for bot- MRS. PAUl'S FROZEN IANCASIER BRAND fROZEN. SIX C Off SALE THIS WfEK ALBUM #7 tles from three of the nation's Sweet Potatoes AII-BeefSteaks.... 3? 99 STEMWARE (FEATURING NANCY WILSON, BOBBIE leading cosmetics and toiletry Classic design, exquisitely crafted by GENTRY, DEAN MARTIN, GLEN manufacturers. French craftsmen ... C PILLSBURY ao, tiVi-dtOOBLET $1.77 VALUE CAMPBELLrhttnwnyniiiymn! "For competitive reasons in k 5-tL COCKTAIL 8 OFF the cosmetics trade, I can't CRESCENT " » 4U-4Z.S0UR "THE BEST OF •i ; reveal the names of our cus . 5U-4I.SHERBEBT THE GREAT 29 3-b.lwf J DINNER ROLLS tt SONG STYliSTS" to. 13.00 MAZOLADIET tomers at this time, but I can purchoi* GOLD MEDAL : 41UI.WINE 3 99' reveal that the orders were MARGARINE CONrADINA 7OMA1O PLANTtRS CREAMY 4c OFF LABEL FLOUR *< for both custom-molded bot- j C WITH ENZOLVE tles and our line of stock bot- Puree Peanut Butter £'63 tles," Andre M. Lipjwns, I'VC CHASE S SANBORN • (BONUS PACK) SHOW CHOP FROZEN DRIVE DETERGENT president, said. Instant Coffee..-...... ? 89* 844Z.PKG. ' 49-oz.PKG. 20OZ.PKG. PVC Container, a publicly Orange Juice; (UcOfflobtl) (lOeCKflobel) (5c OH label) 5AVARIM Alt GRINDS SWtttHEAJtTHNK (, WHITE . .. DURKEE VANILLA held corporation, is de- $ 49 e C scribed as one of the few Coffee... - 1 2 C sophisticated blow molders of Soap 1 Deaf.. 4 fcs 49 TENOESIEAC I5e OFf IASEL FDRtX SUKR 2oi.. < poly vinyl chloride in' the p $ 02 ML 73 - 31 49 fall." country. The'material is in Tea Bags r 1 Bleach EXTRACT direct competition with glass Jn that it is shatter proof and weighs less than one tenth/LINCROFT—Newman Springs Road at Hurley Road FAIR HAVEN—576 River Road the weight of glass. WEST LONG BRANCH-Rout» 36 and Broadway t I A K • TH% DAILY R&GJSTER, RED BASK. MIDDLETOVra, N. J.t WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1969 11 Driver Loses Cbtirity Publicity PoU By WILtlAM J. ZAOKSKI •Shrewsbury resigned. At that • FREEHOLD - Miss Jane time, the position paid $10,000 Hollander, for 15 years sec- a year. Of Insurance Ruling .retary to the county clerk, is The freeholders had created . expected to be appointed by the public relations depart- TRENTON (AP) - A New each person, not to exceed an opinion by the Appellate the Board of Freeholders as ment in January, 1965, and Jersey motorist who com- $100,000 for each accident. Division of Superior Court director of county promotion two weeks later appointed plained that his insurance Williams' attorney argued that the phrase at issue in and public information. Mr. Bellas to it. policy contained confusing the policy was sufficiently language has lost an appeal that under previous New Jer- clear. Miss Hollander yesterday When the post was created, before the state Supreme sey Supreme, Court decisions declined comment on the ap- it was billed as being respon- pointment. Court. insurance companies have HARE FIND sible for obtaining informa- The court held that Robert the duty to make coverage BMDUNGTON, England Freeholder Director Joseph tion "pertaining to business C. Irwjn last night was .not Williams of Monmouth and exclusions "plain, clear (AP) - The teeth and part sites and such other data and County was not entitled to available for comment. and prominent" to the lay- of the backbone of an ichthy- information as will result in recover a full judgment from Mi§s,, Hollander could be man. The insurance company osaurus sea monster which appointed to this position this the-promotion of Monmoulh the State Farm Mutual In- countered that there was no lived about 100 million years year or in Jaiiuary when the County." surance Co. for damages freeholders make their ap- arising out of an accident in ambiguity to its policy. ago, have been found in cliffs pointments, v The office also was to co- Indiana eight years ago. In a one-sentence opinion, near this Yorkshire coastal operate with Myron L. %$• A graduate of Smith Col- Mrs. Viola Kline, the driver the Supreme Court upheld town. lor, industrial representative injured as a result of a colli- lege. Massachusetts, she had of the county Planning Board, worKed as/a reporter for the sion with Williams' auto, was and to produce material fof awarded $25,000 in damages Daily. Record, Long Branch, brochures. M1ss Hollander had served and settlements were made as Secretary to the fate J. Prior to the formation of A LOOK BEFORE DELIVERY — Larry Gordon, 11, son of Astronaut Richard F. Gor- in behalf of her two children. IUisj&l WooBey who had been this department, county pub- don Jr., looks over tWo front page of the hiouston Chronicle,showing the develop- In a fourth suit in Indiana, county clerk for about 30 licity was handled by Frank ment of instruments on the moon surface as he prepares to deliver the evening pa- Mrs. Kline's husband, Earl, . L. Wilgus, who also.is county per. Larry's neighbor pal Steve Valentine, 10, looks on. Larry's father will be orbit- sought damages for her loss WJien Benjamin H.,Danskjn coordinator: of Civil Defense of services. An Indiana court was sworn in as county.clerk ing the moon as his fellow astronauts land on the moon surface. 1AP Wirephoto) and Disaster .Control. ruled in his favor and Wil- N6v,. 10, succeeding Mr. liams sought to recover the WixMley, Mr. Danskin indir In the 1969 county budget, judgment from the insurance cated 'that Miss Hollander tiie freeholders set salaries company. has out of and wages at $13,884 and other might be in line for a new po- Man is Both Winning Plaintiff, The company maintained stuon by stating that she expenses at 58,000 for this de- partment. that it was liable to pay only would continue as secretary ; the damages arising out of THIS WORLD for,% present time. Losing Defendant in a Lawsuit the bodily injury suffered by Seen Qualified BEAT ODDS one person in any single acci- Miss Hollander is a natur- WIGGINS, Colo. (AP) - A FREEHOLD — Anthony Sgro of 4 The complaint charged that the baby dent and that it had already al for this public relations Guernsey milk cow on an' Lawrence Ave., West Long Branch, won — was injured when she was a passenger in paid the $25,000 maximum position, sa,id one official, ad- eastern Colorado farm beat, and lost — in court yesterday. a car owned by Lee's Garage and operated for the woman's injuries. As the father and guardian of a baby "carelessly, recklessly and negligently" by ding that she is a good organi- high odds by giving birth to Williams contended that he girl injured in an accident June 6, 1967, its agent. zer ,and expediter. triplets, a bull and two heif- was insured against claims 1 he was on the receiving end of a $14,500 The accident happened when Antonia's Tile post of director of pub- ers. A veterinarian said the to the extent of $25,000 for lic information has been va- chances of triple births settlement approved by Monmouth County mother was driving out of a driveway in cant aftce January, 1967 when among cattle, are one in al-; Court Judge M. Raymond McGowan — Glendola, Wall Township, the door flew Hobtfrt C. Bellas of New most 107,000 births.' $7,250 damages for his daughter, Antonla open and the baby was thrown from the SPACE Marie Sgro, 20 months old at the time of car and run ov£r by it. She suffered a the accident, and $7,250 for him, to pay broken leg and a broken elbow. her medical and hospital bills. The complaint said the car had been P.S. STATION He was on the losing side as president serviced, repaired and maintained by Mr. means Plus Service • Matle! astronaut of Lee's Garage Inc., 353 Broadway, West Kuhn and Charged him and the garage *•••• control center! Long Branch, one of the defendants. A with negligence. between Asbury Park • Space platforms, and Newark girders, solar panels! garage employe, William Kuhn, was named Frederick J. Johnson Jr. of Asbury • Flashing a co-defendant with the corporation. The Park represented the plaintiffs and Stephen Space Radar Beacon I settlement is to be paid by both defend- A. Argeris of Asbury Park was the defense P.S. #130 INTERVIEWS ants. attorney. Asbury Park- '47 FOR Newark Buses Servingi Tests to Determine If Fort To HNCROFT—HOLMDEL JUNIOR COLLEGES WATAWAN-SAYREWOO05 NEWARK AttPORT «n rou!«to Newark HOLIDAY INN Participate in Sewerage Plans Frequent service, low fares. Fait trip MONMOUTH PARKWAY & BROADWAY LITTLE SILVER - Whether pected to produce. its federal or state aid is held via Parkway and Turnpike Aikbui operator about low cost 10-Ulp WEST LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY or not Ft. Monmouth partici- The authority authorized up. commuter ticket. Major MATT MASON® pates in the Northeast Mon- $32,350,000 in bonds which Mr. Schissler reported that PUBLIC StRVICE COORDINATED TRANSPORT mouth County Eegional Au- will replace all previous bond $14 million of the total proj- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21,1969 thority depends on tests that issues of Dec. 15. ect has been approved for will be administered by the state and federal aid which Famed 6" astronaut with personal Cai Interview Hours 3 P.M. to 9 P.M. Mr. Schissler explained that Trad state Board,of Health, it was the authority- does not expect totals 80 per center,over HI • Bendablt, powsbl* irmi end la j»l learned .last night, '•'•_•• million in aid. ••.•••••••-•• • Rtmovebla tfflmtt, Movable/vlson NO APPOINTMENT IS NECESSARY to have to sell the entire band The autftorSy' lisf-teBir'.try- issue but authorized the funds'" Although the bond issue is Tht fcjlowliitj 3UNIOR COLLEGES will have ing to inter^t^Congrcfispia for $32,350,000, Mr. Schissler Admissions Counselors available to talk to providing funds" for the'mili- in the event that the project": said the authority expects to HlftH SCHOOL JUNIORS, SENIORS (AND tary installation to hook up costs more than expected spend no more than $24 mil PARENTS): with its sanitary sewerage after all the bids are in or if lion of the bonds. system and recently repre- sentatives of the authority GRAHM JUNIOR COLLEGE went to Washington to testify lOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS before the Senate Armed Services Committee on the THURS. • FRI. • SAT. JOHNSON AND WALES need for Ft. Monmouth to join the authority. NOV. 20, 21, 22 JUNIOR COLLEGE OF BUSINESS According to authority PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND Chairman Michael J. Raffer- ty, funds for a Ft. Monmouth KNOWN FOR VALUES hook-up depend on a study by JONES COLLEGE the state Department of JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA Health and the Federal Wa- ter Pollution Control Ad- ministration which will de- NORTHAMPTON JUNIOR COLLEGE termine If the fort's present NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS treatment facilities and efflu- ent meet the state's require- ments and the effect of the POST JUNIOR COLLEGE fort's effluent on the ecology WATERBURY. CONNECTICUT of the Shrewsbury River. Major program! offered are: Liberal Arts, Busi- The authority's secretary Major MATT MASON ness Administration, Retailing, Data Processing, Paul Schissler, explained that >6" adventurous astronaut! Secretarial Sciences and Communications. some homes will pay a dou- •Flexible arms and legs! 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Ftiwi «ff*cflv« through Saturday, Nov. 22nd In AAP tt«fW in Control and Nprthwn N«w Jimy. If UnabU to FWCIMM* Any AdvwtiMd lUm... PIMM nauatt a RAJN CHKK" -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETOW, N. U WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1969 WISH lONE CONTEST Local Men Take 6-Day Session Scheduled DefenseTour EATONTOWN — Programs ter at 4,p.m. Thursday in HIGHLANDS — A group of for emotionally disturbed and borough hall. ^ culturally disadvantages pre- civilians from New York and school children will be the Speakers will be Norman New Jersey, including Peyton Epstein, director of psychi- Wheeler of Red Bank, George topic of the second: session of atric social work at the cen- the 1669-70 professional edu- Bielitz of Little Silver, Fer- ter; Dr. Ernest Washington, nando Herrera of Middle- cation series sponsored by the assistant professor in the Children's Psychiatric Cen- town and Bertrand M. Gold- : Rutgers University graduate stein of West Keansburg, par- school of education, and Dr. ticipated in "Operation Un- Van Ness Quits Henry HaberfeW, director of derstanding," a six-day tour child mental health services, of the operations and training Planning Pqgt Maimonides Hospital Commu- facilities of the North Amer- nity Mental Health Center, ican Air Defense Command FREEHOLD - Vice Chair- Brooklyn. (NORAD) and the U.S. Army man of the Monnyjuth Coun- The program is open to all Air Defense Command ty Planning Board for 12 free of charge. (ARADCOM). years, Howard W. Van Ness Accompanied by Brig. Gen. of Asbiiry Park yesterday an- Robert H. Safford, command- of A$jury Ark • announced Slide Talk Set ing general of the 52nd Artil- his re^i^tfori from the post. MATAWAN-George Young, lery Brigade, here, the men Miffim Ness said lie was public relations supervisor for ' visited the John F. Kennedy tOGETHERMISS — Throe-legged race is staged by fathers and sons at Nave- ; Special Warfare Center and resignM because of business the New Jersey Bell Tele- pressures,"-Si had been a jink Nation Fun Night for nsw Indian Guide Braves at Red Bank High School the 82nd Airborne Division at phone Will present a slide- merilDfef of tfie county Plan- gymnasium. Daniel Tyler, left, of Middletown, nation chief, starts off race for Ft. Bragg, N.C.; the- U.S. illustrated lecture, "New Jer- Missile Command at • Red- ning Board for the past 15 Robert Hook of River Plaza, nation tally keeper and his son, David, 9, and Fred years. sey—Know Your State," at a stone Arsenal, Ala.;.the Army Looser, right, of Middletown, chief of Gow tribe and son, Alan, 7. Fun night, with meeting of the Matawan His- Air Defense School and Cen- The -board,' by resolution, games and mystical activities, was attended by 300 fathers and sons. Activities ter at Fort Bliss, Tex.; the agreed to prepare letters of torical Society, Monday at 8 will be held monthly* The Y Guides are sponsored by the Community YMCA. White Sands Missile Range in appreciation . for' Mr, Van p.m. in Hook and Ladder Fire New Mexico, and the head- CONTEST Ness and for County Clerk Co., ?road St. .,...• :: : (Register Staff PhotoJ quarters of NORAD and Benjamin H. Danskin who ARADCOM in' Colorado WISH BONE CONTEST had resigned as a freeholder Springs, Colo. to become the county clerk. Contest Winners' DemocraticClub Mr. Danskin was a freehold- Two Monmouth County stu- Freehold Takes Bids RESTORATION SET er member of the board. Plans Meeting CAPE TOWN, South Africa ; 1HEIUNFIACE TO SHOP FOR THE ENTIRE FAMIIV dents have been named win- (AP) — Cape Town's Malay ners in the Abraham Weck- MARLBORO — Mrs. Mary quarter, housing the descen- Nam*_ Theft Guilt stein Humanitarian Scientist For Firehouse Work T. Denton, president of the dants of slaves shipped from Essay Contest sponsored by FREEHOLD — Borough clear and Council moved to Marlboro Township Demo- the old Dutch East Indies, Addrut. Ackhowleged Council has received bids on cratic CJub,, today announced will be reconstructed as a the New Jersey Science hold the bids for further Phon* FREEHOLD -Ronald A. three of the four proposed study, to be acted upon at that the dub will meet at the historical relic. Lund, Fayefteville, N. C, has Teachers Association and the contracts for the renovation. a continued session Nov. 25. Andiron, Rt 79, at 8 p.m. DEPOSIT |N ANY WOOIWORTH STORE 1 Thursday, The City Council was told pleaded guilty to charges of New Jersey Society for Medi- of the second'floor'of the firei 'Frank C. Gibson of Free- the government would pay Each «*<»• will $W* away a 18-20 Ib. furUy Nov. 22nJ' stealing $7.03' from Patricia cal Education and Research. house to' accommodate the hold, submitted the only bid Guest speaker for the eve-. about half of the Rands ,677,- Nopurchai«n«c«oary»Winnern»«dnofb«prtlant . Vitko, Parirf, Jan. liin Haz- They are Adele Basista of police department. ' for the plumbing contract. ning will be Morton Salkind, 00 ($947,800) costs of restor- • • i, ; Votdwhen»prohlblt»dbylow. . : let. Holmdel, Red Bank High Bids for general contract- His offer was for $2,122. elected as Township mayor, ing some of the white-washed Superior Court Judge SATISFACTION GUARANTEED-REPLACEMENT OR MONEY REFUNDED School, and Doreen JTUihr of ing work were received from Two bids were received for Nov. 4. Those who recently colonial-style cottages. Clar|cJ0».S( Fijher accepted Pickwick Inc.; Farmingdale, applied for membership as Neptune, Neptune Junior the electrical contacting the plea and set Dec. 19 for and Leo Hawes of Lakewood. work to.be done. Red Bank well as all others interested in sentencing. . - High School The bid from Hawes was un- Electric submitted a.bid of becoming members will be $2,185, and Payton Electric welcome, club officers said. 1 Company, Freehold, bid The club has doubled its $2,177. The bids were held membership since the last for further study. campaign began, Mrs. Den- No bids were received for ton said. She invited any new the steel work that is to be residents wishing to join the done. dub to contact her for infor- Two members of the. po- mation. Spreads & Comforters lice department, Harry A. Dark and Anthony D. Grove, FIRST DOMINICAN UNIT were promoted from patrol- man to.^ sergeant. SPRINGFIELD, Ky. (AP) to Brighten Your Bedroom In other action, Council — The first community of moved to allow a Homecom- the Dominican Sisters in the ing Day Parade for Freehold United States was founded Regional High School through % streets of the town. The here in 1822. The St. Cather- : parade will take-place be- ine Motlierhouss ia-now the tween 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. Motherhouse of the Order. Nov. 27, Thanksgiving Day, • prior .•: to .RpeGtold's tfootball game with 'Jiiddletown. ' Council approved a resolu- tion- to let Thomas J. Bond Jr. of Rumson, handje the Christmas lighting program Also approved was a reso- lution to reinvest the pro- ceeds of Treasury Bills due to mature next month. The funds will, be reinvested in similar treasury notes for bulbs. Safe! Easy! one year. Additional Mixes BStii. Light bulbs not fttdioM Children's Book Week Program Set RED BANK - Nov. 16-22 Exciting Johnny Lightning™... marks the 50th anniversary of National Children's Book T.M.. Save$4 to $6 Week. Fifty years ago the 1 slogan was "More Books in 500 TRACK SET Matelasse Type Bedspread the Home." This year, in keep- EASYGBILSEI ing with the spirit of the Jingo 16 ft. track sets up aft $15 Twin or times, it is "Book Power." to 7x28 ft. racing layout. X No batteries, no motors, $17 Double '...... Children's Book Week came no-wires. Includes assort- Rollers, clips, thermostattoil- Lovely "Medallion" heavyweight woven spread. Machine washable and into being in 1919. The Chil- ed tracks, 2 racing cars. \y controlled wanner for curl- dryable, shake to restore natural fluffin»si. No ironing necessary. Rounded dren's Book Council through- ers (60 watt bulb operated). corners and fully trimmed with luxurious fringe. Choose snow white, an- out the years has worked to Light bulb not Includid tique white, gold, avocado. Adds beauty to any bed. Come in today. promote books for children to foster the idea of reading for sheer pleasure. Choice ot'doIU?... Save up to 40% To emphasize reading and Assorted Patchwork Quilts "Book Power," there will be special programs each day $10-$12 80x84" tefi' during Children's Book Week Fits twin or double ™* at the Red Bank Public Li- < All the coziness of an heirloom patchwork quilt. Colorful printed cotton brary. covering with bleached white filling, matching ruffled edges. A beautiful Starting Monday at 3:30 cover to brighten up a bedroom. Choose yours today and tava up to 40%. p.m. and each day through Friday, there will be a special 6ear* Special Purchase! 15-minute program for school children of all ages. In sailor dress and hat Machine Washable Corduroy Comforter With mechanized walker All children are welcome or Indian Princess outfit 72x90" fits twin or full size 12.99 and no tickets are necessary, on mechanized horse. Sturdy plastic for we In Seen, Mrs. Barbara Cottrell, chil- outdoors.'Vinyl sun shade, tots if not specially purchased would be 18.00 bag, other play features. dren's librarian, announced. Lovely cotton corduroy comforter has reversible printed cotton backing. Kodel5 polyester filling. Completely washable and large enough to fit a double bed. Make great gifts in red, gold or green. Come in today and Dr. Robinson savel To Address Unil WOOLWORTH'S sfainbach's badipraadi — all ttorti LITTLE SILVER — Dr. Ar- thur S. Robinson, technical WISH BONE director of the Missile and Surface Radar Division of CONTEST Radio Corporation of Amen- .WOOLWORTHS THE FUN PLACtTO DO ca, Moorcstown, will discuss YOUR EARLY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING "Future Trends in Phased Ar- ray Radars" when he ad- Apollo/Saturn model Name. •n . dresses the NewJorsey Coast Chapter of the Aerospace and Address. Electronic Systems Group of SNUECNIfTHT Phone— Institute for Electronics and SWOP ifttnbaeh'i • r»d bank e aibury part 10 to 5:30, wad. and frl. till » p.m. Electrical Engineers tonight PIMIIT III ANY WCOLWORTH •TORI Each iforo will give away a 18-20 Ib. Turkey Nov. 22nd • trick tewn plaza, ID to 1 p.m., .at. till 5:30 p.m., SUN.. NOON TILL S:30 at 8:30 in the Little Silver NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Firehouse. Precisely scaled kits with mov- ing nnd detaclmblo parti. Ap- VOID WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW The meeting will be preced- proximately 30"H with, bases. WINNirt NIBD NOT BK PRMBNT ed by a dinner in the Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown, at, 6" i, Advertise in The o'clock. }, •ft, SATISFACTION GUflRflHTEEDREPLACEMENT OR MONEY REFUNECD 14 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK • MIDDLETCWN, N. J.i WEDNgSDAV, NOVEMBER W, l«0 All-Shore Soccer Array Announced by Coaches BELMAR - The 1969 All- As a sophomore, he was the junior varsity wreslller as a Ws hustle and drive. Novak South's best ball handler. His Shore Soccer Team was an- starting goalie for the first sophomore. In addition to be- also takes all the penalty skill in controlling the ball nounced here last night at seven games before injuries ing a fine athlete, he is an shots for the Boro and in and passing to open team- the eighth annual banquet of shortened his season. During outstanding student, a mem- eight tries has only been mates has kept the attack the Shore Soccer Officials these seven games he had ber of the National Honor stopped once. Under pressure moving all season. He has Association at the Hotel Bar- three shut-outs and gave up Society and ranks 44tti in a he never fails to come out scored nine goals and has clay. an average of only 1.3 goals class of more than BOO stu- on top in stopping someone seven assists. . The selections of ihe honor per game. dents. I in scoring. This is why only Always giving 100 per cent array were made for the first In bis junior year, Stagg Stepanow retained a B plus seven goals were scored in each game, Henn switched time by the Shore Soccer tied the school record of most average. He has an opportun- against the Panthers. to the line occasionally where Coaches Association, which shutouts in one season by ity to a full scholarship at Beatty is playing in his sec- he can receive passes to also named first, second and blanking the opposition six the University of Pennsylva- ond year as a varsity full- score. His nine goals was sec- third teams in both tiie "A" times. His goals against aver- nia and is a member of the back. His sure-footedness ond on the team. and "B" Divisions of the age was a remarkable 0.9 National Honor Society. He kept the Toms River South Four-Year Star Shore Conference, plus an goals per game. For his out- has been varsity soccer cap- defense tight. According to Krzan has played varsity honorable mention list. standing play, he was select- tain for two years. Three bis coaoh, he has never had soccer at Henry Hudson for ed, by his teammates, as the Shore Conference champion years in a row he has been a bad game and seldom miss- four years .TWs year he was team's most valuable player. an All-Shore selection. As a kicks. Beatty is a leader who named captain of the Admir- Point Pleasant Boro, the "B" This was the first time an un- Division titlists, led the way junior, Stepanow attained the constantly hustles and talks to als. Being the leader of the derclassman had been so honor of being on AH State. his teammates, and is one strong Hudson defense is com- on the All-Shore first team honored. with three representatives. He plays center fullback or reason opponents scored only plemented by the fact that he ALLSHORE SOCCER TEAM —Members of the coaches' All-Shore Soccer Team "A" Division champion Toms This year in 12 games, halfback and plays both ex- nine goals. has scored seven goals from announced last night strike a championship pose. Front row, left to right, are Len River South placed two play- Stagg has registered five cellently. He can dribble and Fisher plays soccer with his halfback position. Krzan ers on the first unit, as did shutouts and given up an kick with either foot and has much agility and concentra- would like to continue play- Krzan and Trevor Gaskel! of Henry Hudson Regional; seated in second row in same Henry Hudson Regional and average of only 1.08 goals outstanding heading ability. tion. He has been selected as ing soccer at Springfield Col- order: Mark Menzzopane of Monmouth Regional, Narma Stepanow and Coach of. Howell, Middletown Town- per game. He has made saves Defensive Ace an All Shore player two years lege in the fall. the Year Bill Gamble of Howell, John Beatty of Toms River South and Steve Ferul- ship, Monmouth Regional and on 90 per cent of the shots on Aggressiveness not to let in a row and honorable men- Agressiveness and hustle Freehold eadi placed one goal. the other team score is what tion All-Slate in 1968. He has give Burke the ability to lo of Point Pleasant Boro. Rear, standing: Charles Henn of Toms River South, Mike player to complete the 12-man Barry, the captain and makes Novak probably the the strongest shot on goal in score often. He has taken Novak of Point Boro, Stave Fisher of Howell, Ricardo Suarez of Freehold, John star roster. leader of tihe Middletown best defensive fullback in the the Shore area. He can drib- second place in New Jersey Burke of Point Boro and Barry Stagg of Middletown. ' squad, is also a letterman on state. He has held Point for scoring with 29 goals. All-Shore 12 ble with either foot. I Register Staff Photo by Larry Perna I the tennis team and was a Boro's defense together with (See All-Shore, Pg. 15, Col. 3) The first team included Henn was Toms River goalie Barry Stagg of Middle- town, fullbacks Narma Step- anow of Howell, Mike Novak of Point Boro and John Beat- ty of Toms River South, half- Mighty Knicks Easily Overwhelm Royals backs Steve Fisher of Howell, Charles Henn of Toms River By ASSOCIATED PRESS record, and their over-all Barnett finished with 22 old one — Johnny Green — "I feel this is the way to to play good, sound-basket- scored nine of ^his* 19 points^ - South and Lenny Krzan of The New Cincinnati Royals record to 18-1. points, putting him over the did their best under Cousy's win," Cousy explained. "He ball. We don't even talk in overtime to'spark the Los Henry Hudson, fullbacks were just no match for the Although Willis Reed and 12,000 mark for his career; more well-rounded offense, Oscar has to adjust and he , about the streak." , ,,. Angeles Lakers to a 125-114 DeBusschere had 21; Frazier overtime victory over De-'1 Steve Ferullo of Point Boro, new New York Knicks. Dave DeBusschere were but were outclassed. Green is willing to." , Lew Alcindor is in Mil- Mark Menzzopane of Mon- sidelined for lengthy periods IS, and Russell IS. led them with 16 points and The Knicks, meanwhile, waukee and Wilt Chamber- troit. mouth Regional and Trevor Trying to beat the Knicks by fouls, the Knicks pulled "I still haven't seen them 18 rebounds, but Robertson, with four rookies and two are having little trouble ad- lain is in a cast, but for last Other National Basketball Gaskel] of Henry Hudson, out- away from a 35-35 deadlock at their best," said Coach seldom handling the ball as justing to their new-found' night at least, Rick Robert- Association teams also < side left John Burke of Point near rookies, along with a as reserves Dave Stallworth Bob Cousy of the Royals. rookies Norm Van Ider and harnessed Oscar Robertson, success. son was the only center Los worked overtime,- Boston Boro and outside right Ricar- and Cazzie Russell teamed "Let's face it, they weren't Herm Gilliam took over the "We have a lot of pride Angeles needed. shading Phoenix 120-119 and do Suarez of Freehold. Beatty the Royals stood no chance with Dick Barnett and Walt up for us." offense, finished with 14 and easily succumbed 112-94 on this team now," said Fra- The 6-foot-9 rookie from Baltimore edging San Diego and Fisher are juniors on the Frazier. The young Royals, plus one points and only three assists. zier. "The only pressure is the University of Cincinnati 142-138. senior-dominated club. last night at Madison Square The honor squad was pre- Garden. sented medallions and certif- The Knicks, looking more icates by the soccer officials, and more like basketball's who* also named Howell coach version of the New York Jets Bill Gamble as Shore coach and New York Mets, thus Cousy to Play and Goach of the year. Also cited by the ran their winning streak to officials was Frank West, 13 games, four off the Na- CINCINNATI (AP) - The sonably good shape. Two or Cousy and a future draft former Long Branch coach tional Basketball Association Saturday. He said he would for his years of dedication to Cincinnati Royals of the Na- three years ago, it might see a doctor today. choice to be worked out be- the sport. New York (lit) | Cincinnati (DO tional Basketball Association have made a difference. I Auerbach and Royals' gen- tween the two clubs. <1 F T OFT might have been able to help' The guest speaker was Barnett 8 « 22 And'rzuni oil obtained the right yesterday eral manager Joe Axel- Cousy, one of the all-time Bowman 1 » S Dlerkim b 1 12 them." son worked out a 'deal yester- Leonard Lucenko, head soc- Bindley S 1 It Foller 1 9 10 to activate coach Bob Cousy NBA greats and long a star iril n'h't 10 1 SI Gllllim l l 3 day by which the Royals cer coach at Montclair State ('raster IS a IS Green 7 J 11 as a player in a deal with the He explained that he for the Celtics, is coaching lUsd 3 3 » lucktoy OOO Boston Celtics. . wouldn't play against the gave up the injured Bill Din- Teachers College, which has Rtord&n 10 2 IloberU'n • 11* the Royals for the first time compiled an outstanding rec- RuutU i m SraMi » 3 1* Cousy has been on Boston's Knicks because he pulled a widdie to the Celtics in return this year. He has proposed mmiwrUi 3 a > Turner 10 2 groin muscle working out last for the player rights for ord the past two seasons. The Warren 0 0 0 V'A'rldllt 3 B IS voluntary - retired list and he be allowed to play, at Indian hooters' mark this VinLIer 4 0 8 couldn't play for Cincinnati least part time, as a reliever 1 fell was 12-1-2 which earned 41 30113 34 2« W without Boston's permission. for the Royals' Oscar Robert- New York ....ZJ 23 30 32-11 : tiiem a place in die NCAA Cincinnati .....20 23 23 2»-i 8: For four months the Roy- son. A-19,800. als have been attempting to playoffs. 'Little Guys' This would have been Din- Jack Schrumpf of Colts • work out a deal with Boston widdie's third season with ths Neck was banquet chairman. NBA Standings general manager Arnold Royals. He suffered a torn Goalie Excels EASTKItN DIVISION "Red" Auerbach for Cousy cartilage in his left knee, Stagg, a three-letter man in W I. Pet. GB to be allowed to play. New York 18 1 .017 — For Bowl Games however, and has undergone soccer, has excelled in the Baltimore 11 « .«« • , There's Indecision Milwaukee JO 8 .658 7',, KANSAS CITY (AP) - port (Conn.) was named the surgery. He is not expected goal for Middletown during I'lllladelphla 9 10 .SM 1OV4 In New York, where the bis three varsity campaigns. Clnolnnatl 8 10 .3^5 I0H The NCAA named five more host team for the Knute to be able to play before Detroit 6 10 .375 1014 Royals played the New York teams yesterday to—fill berths Rockne Bowl to be played Feb. 1. Boston - « 11 .287 12 Knicks last night, Cousy said 81I0KK COM'KRKN'CIE WESTERN DIVISION in its post-season football in Bridgeport Nov. 29. Dinwiddie, from Highlands "A" DIVISION Atlanla^ 13 6 .708 — • he might not choose' to play bowl games for College Divi- First Team Los Angoles 8 7 .533 3 f Drake, 64-2 going into its University, has scored 637 Burs Stan. Mlddlelown Cl Chicago ...» l> 8 ..129 3 at all because "I've got four sion schools. John Bcatly, Toms River SouUl FB Phoenix T 9 ASS *\i guards who can do a better season finale against Idaho points in 136 games for the Randy Wllsun, Brick FB B»n Franclico 7 0 .438 414 Drake University and Ar- Al Carpenter, Moninoutli Hcg. FB Ban Diego 5 10 .333 « SOMETHING OF VALUE — Detroit Tiiger hurling ace job than I. State Saturday, is a major Royals. ..' . • Charles H«w, Toms River South HB Soattls 5 10 .333 • kansas State were selected school in basketball and its Don Luccarelll, MonmouUi Rej. HB and Cy Young Awiard winner Denny McLain, an ac- "I don't think I'm going to HB Yesterday's Results as opponents for the Pecan team wound up third in the To keep within the player Mlkt Bill, Rarllan Beaton 120, Pttobnlx llu, ovsrtlma make any important con- Dave Orsns, Toms Illver South OL compliihed organist, ligm autographi for Paul Brug- NCAA tournament last limit, the Royals placed Jim Mark Mentiopane, Mon. Keg. F Balttmore 141, San Diego 138,.over- tribution. I said from the Bowl at Arlington, Tex., Dec. Divs Welch, Freehold F New York US, Otnolnnntl H ger, front, and brother, Dave, of Point Pleasant, be- March after nearly upsetting King on the disabled list. He CMI Stanick, Lakewood F Chicago 127, Philadelphia in start my motive was promo- 13. suffered a broken bone in a Rloardo Buarel, Freehold OR Los Angeles 129, Detroit lit fore performing at the Hammond Organ Studio last UCLA. The Bulldogs do not Second 1>am 8nn Francisco 12T Milwaukee 110 tional. We're just trying to Louisiana Tech and East compete for the Missouri leg. Andy Jlfles, Lakewood 0 . Today's Games .night in Asbury Park, McLain, the big bite in the jaw activate the Cincinnati fans. Uave Hsxelwood, Middletown FB Chicago at Boston Tennessee State will meet in Valley Conference champion- Cousy is expected to make Hoi) Hlgglna, Brick KB Los'-Angeles at Cincinnati But I have enough pride that the Grantland Rice bowl at Ricky Malson, Neptune KB Phoenix vs. Baltimore st Phlla. of the Tigers, provided an audience of about 200 ships in football, however, his first appearance as a Dirk Berdao, Freehold - HB I won't make a jackass of Baton Rouge, La., the same Ernie Queruberger, Toms R. 8. rTB 8an Diego at Philadelphia people with hit musical skills for two hours. and are placed in College Royal here Wednesday night Fred Hall, Middletown "" Atlanta at Seattle myself. day. HB Tomorrow's Games Division I for football. against Los Angeles. Frank Agrtatl, Jurlun OL No games scheduled. : (Register Staff Photo) "I kept myself in rea- The University of Bridge- Bob Messlnger. Middletown F Arkansas State, 6-1-1 with . Cousy, now 41 years old, Dirk Eaaton, Toms River Souui 1 Hart Roaenthal, Middletown r a game against Trinity Tex. is a former Holy Cross star .' Ron Beatty, Toms River South F He played for, 13 year*- Third Team University remaining,, has Sparky Brtmner, Toms Hlver a OR clinched a tie for the South- for the Celtics, averaging 18.S Jim MJtal, Toms River South ( Herb Jctter, Monmsuth Reg. land Conference champion- points per game and building Paul Sllli. Lake-wood a reputation as one of the ' Bruce Pavloviky, Mon. Reg. ship. p n of Rick Terray, Lakewood - tt l Rich Lopez, Toms Hlver South Louisiana Tech, 7-1 with a greatest playmakers of all BUI O'Brien. Monmouth Reg. time, Cary BoUienbcrg, Lskewood game against Northeast Lou- Rick Bowen, Freehold isiana left, has clinched a tie Al Marchetll, Itarllan ' John Home, Monmouth Reg. ' for the Gulf State Conference Italian-American "B" DIVISION Irish Quest is Golden Bowl title. East Tennessee State is First Team Sandy Brown. Anbury Park the Ohio Valley : Conference Trophy to Gridder > \i Narma Stepanow. Howell Mlkt Novak, Pt. Boro champion and stands 8-0-1 M;ATAWAN-The Matawart 2j Hot) WoHesbergcr, Pt. Boro going into its game with eteva Fisher, Howell Italian-American Association Lenny Krtan, Henry Hudson Austin Peay Saturday. . will present a trophy to the Jim Dempjey, I't. Boro John Burke, Pt. Boro By JONNI FALK Hey, Moose! The modern airliner has Prestige??? When you think of college Delaware and North Caro- outstanding player at the Steve Ferullo, Pt. Boro Thanksgiving Day ' football Trevor Qajklll, Henry Hudson All the promoters dipped into the punch been with us for quite awhile now. Just football, you almost automatically start lina Central were named I'ele Martin. Howell bowl early this year, and Uieir cups runneth ask Walter O'Malley. humming the Notre Dame Victory March game between the Huskies . rete Newman, Wall Monday as foes in the Board- and the Rarltan High School " tierond Team over. THOSE MONEY WOES and quoting Knute Bockne. The Irish have walk Bowl at Atlantic City, I.es Hendrlck.4. Henry Hudson O One of the big reasons for the early their own radio network (many of its com- The award will be given to " Mslldle lwancliauko, Honell FB Then Father Edmund P. Joyce, chair- N.J., Dec. 13. Werner, Ocean Twp. FB fulfillment of bowl commitments this year man of tiie Notre Dame athletic board, mercials are used to extol the All-Ameri- the player, selected by the: • Mike Manalleld, Wall FB can possibilities of the Mike McCoys and Only team left to be named Keenan Krderlr-m, Shore HB was the "sudden" desire of Notre Dame to told the sad story of how the school needed sports writers covering the Kevin Uotlcy, Henry Hudson HB go to a post-season tilt. Joe Theismanns) and their own delayed for the four Division I bowls Roger Duberaleln, Pt. Hnro Hll money to finance academic programs and game, who demonstrated out- Victor Rlley, Henry Hudson OL The Cotton Bowl grabbed the Irish in TV network. is an opponent for North standing sportsmanship and Victor Mftldonado, Shore F scholarships for minority students. Dakota State in the Camellia Blaze lonno, PI. Boro F a hurry, and when Penn State chose the IT'S ALL THEIRS ability. Gujajew. Howell F luxurious' sands of Miami's Orange Bowl, Bowl at Sacramento. Hd 8mi>ck, Anbury Park OR So what it all boils down to is the Third Tram the major bowl picture cleared up im- Bridgeport's foe in the Di- Hob Klp.ilcr, It, (I Bank money. Notre Dame will take home up to RENT A CAR vVliltley, Henry Hudson mediately. vision II Rockne Bowl will Joe Henderson, Asbury Park $350,000 from the Cotton Bowl till. And DAY • WEEK • MONTH Jim Jeter. Red H»nk Kn It's Notre Dame against the Southwest be Randolph - Macon, 7-1, or Rich Oarlrmc, Aflbury Park FB Looking you must remember that the Irish do not Wilkes (Pa.) College, 6-2, an Itlck Laflals, Wall HB Conference winner; Penn State and Missou- have to share that dinero with anybody. WALL Lameo, Ocean Twp. Hll NCAA spokesman said. LINCOLN-MERCURY HB ri; Mississippi against the Southwest Con- BUI Gerdner, Howell Teams which are in conferences normally Stirtwitiury Av».f of Sycomort Terry Crank, Red Hank Ol. ference runner-up in the Sugar Bowl; and Bridgeport has finished i^s Barthany Napoleon, .\sbury Park F 'Em Over split their take with the rest of the con- season 8-1. 747-5400 Ken Tooker, Pt Boro F- UCLA or Southern Cal against Oie Big ference, but the sons of Our Lady are in- Layton, Ocesn Twn OR Ten runner-up in the Rose Bowl. dependents (mainly because the Big Ten IKIMIKAIII.K MENTION Tennessee had to settle for a Gator Bowl Bruce Oerrlly, Monnioutli Regional; snubbed them years ago). (Jary Mutsek, Middletown; T(»in bout with Florida, and Ohio State was left Father Joyce did not care to comment Thorpe, Rarltan; Mike Holsey, Free- There are many stories about why Englishtown Sporting Goods Co. hold; Jotin Fagler, Iturllnn; Fred out in the cold because of the Rose Bowl on the construction of a multi-million dol- Ulandz, Tome Hlver North; Pele agreement which will not let the Big Ten LeRlch, Toms Illvrr Norlli. Bruca lar field house recently built on the Irish Notre Dame has not gone to a bowl since 24 Water St. Ifovendon, Moninuulli Reg ; Terry champ return two years in a row. Englishtown, N. J. Wsllaqk. ttarltan; Jell Wood, Mon- campus. They may have needed the athlet- the 1925 Rose Bowl win over Stanford. moutli ileR ; Dave tihskt'Mpeare, Free- BUCKEYES OUT ic facility, but maybe that money could hold; Jim (Irani, Neplune; Fnd Most of them center about an effort to im- llorrone, Brick; 1*111 II .elcr. Lake- In this, the centennial year of football, have gone for scholarships. wood; I>ave BriKE. MlddleloAti; Ohio State could just be the best team of prove the academic image of the college. Lance Blake, Tonu River Norlli; Ara Parseghian,. the Irish coach, was Guns Repaired Bill llysn, Toinii /liver North; PMII tiie century; but forget it. They stay home. Some Notre Dame fans will tell you it was i'lpellna, Nt'jitiine; Gary llolfmnii, much more realistic. "The bowl game," he Brick; Ernie Krnler. Hrl<:k: .> n Notre Dame's return to the bowl scene declared, "will help our recruiting and our because the bowls didn't want the Irish lleruchd, Middletown; Tom Miller, after 44 years is the big shocker. Although Rarllan; Jaek Mrjtlll, N<>|ilune; Den- players' incentive." Thus, it becomes a ruining the home teams in the days when nis Dillon, Middletown; Cum I. 1'c h- tiicir official, colors are blue and gold, Archery ten. Brick; Jop Kninflto, Rarltan; matter of prestige. an Irish loss would cause "Fair Catch" Bason ftamhsAhu, Howell; Turn l>e- color them green anyway — for money. Binto, PI. Boro; Joe McOlauglilln, Corby to drop his bronzed hand. Wall; Msllki.ikl, Ocean Twp.; Jim Moose Krause's announcement was <> Frankly, I have never seen a. Notre Faulhabrr, Asbury Park; nlrti Demp- «ey, PI. Boro; Rich [Jurkln, Bl. Rone; particularly untimely. When he said, "For Dame team which needed Incentive (o win. There is really nothing wrong with Sieve Edlken, Asbury Park; Jim years we believed Uiat participating in a The Irish have a campus spirit which any Notre Dame going to a bowl. But the tim- OHM WEEK NIGHTS Caplello, St. Hose; Mark Card, Henry TO I P.M. TIL JAN. Hudson; Fine, Ocean Twp.; Elnhorn, bowl game would take the boys away other school would love to have. As for ing and the inane statements did not do a Ocenjt Twp; Jack Hahn. Wall; Bruno. FRIDAY 'Til » _ Ocean Twp; Ureff Willie, SI. lloie; from classes, but now they can fly down recruiting, if it gets any better, Notre Dame fine team and a great reputation justice. SAT. 9 TO ( _ Turn Rlley, Henry Hudson; Wslt there and not miss any time," the Wright Why couldn't they have just said, "We're CKCilnskl, A uury Tark; Larry may have to schedule Green Bay and SUN. 10 TO 1 ' Wslker. Asbiyy Park: John netnp. Brothers must have shuddered. Dallas. ' . •, , going because we want to go." »»y, 8t. JIUAP1; rosier Schwartz, Ft Wai 446-7717 Boro, and Selfinc-ugh, Huwell. BBfea -THE.DAIIY EEGKTER, REO BAUK-MfDDtETOWfi % , NOVEMBER 19, Vm 15 SD: Revolution in Long-Distance Running

By GEORGE SHEEHAN Their guru is Arthur Lydiard, the great sport is dominated by two opposing schools. and admits that "next to my wife, run- train Is to endure pain." How can you bt A revolutionary is where you find him. New ' Zealand coach who stunned the One is the Cerruti method which has a ning is my greatest love," has been using helped by this aimless plodding? Isn't this He needn't come from Watts ;br Haight- crowds at the Rome Olympics when two major exponent in swimming coach Jimmy the LSD program for 10 years. He simply method dull, boring, time consuming and Ashbury, Cuba or Algeria, or even 13th of his runners won gold medals (Peter Counsilman. Counsitaian feels that you have adds some speed work now and then to Century Italy. He could be the guy next Snell in the 800 meters and Murray Hal- to expose an athlete "to what he may sharpen up for a specific race. inefficient? door. He needn't be named Harry Edwards berg in the 1500' meters) and another, think is the ultimate agonizing limit of The LSD disciples say it just ain't so. or Abbie Hoffman, Regis Debray or Frantz Barry Magee, was third in the marathon. Vegetarian Amby Burfoot, another Far from being dull and boring, running physical performance — and then teach LSD addict, is presently the country's top Fanon, or even Thomasi Aquinas. He could him to go beyond that limit." has become, according to Dave Littlhales be called Joe Henderson. . "The first step in running for en- marathoner and the'first American to win (a new recruit) "the bright light of my 1 joyment and performance," claims Lydi- The other is the Gerschler interval the Boston in 10 years. The 6-1,140-pounder And this one is., method of incremental exhausting stress. day." Tom Osier puts it this way "To run Joe Henderson is' a typical guy-next- ard, "is to achieve fitness — the ability uses his storklike strides to carve out 110 down the road at a leisurely pace for 30- s Many coaches, of course, use combinations miles of slow work a week — and mops door (l£ the guvfliext-door is a wprse-thah- to run great distances with ease at a steady of these methods but few if any subscribe 40 miles enjoying the scenery and the speed;" His motto, is "Train, don't strain." up his more orthodox rivals. . average distance runner). 2fl years old and 1 to Henderson's Iconoclastic theory that you rhythm of my own body — is truly the out of 'Iowa/'he has the smile and the 'FATHER OF LSD .. , Another believer is long-haired Bob sport of kings." hajrctrt;. pj the heartlands of America. He- Lydiard was ,only resurrecting the ideas Deines who puts in two hours a day of RUN BY CLOCK cent^'-he 'fell for that old Socratic saw of one of the greatest runners of all time, slow motion running. When Deines was at For those of us without pretensions to thaj'theninexamiBed life is not worth liv- Arthur Newton; (Henderson calls him "the The Innocent Bystander South Lake Tahoe for the Olympic Trials royalty Henderson's advice Is best. ing! tjife 'result' was revolt, rebellion, and father of LSD"). Newton had only two (he missed a marathon berth by one place Run by the clock, not by the distance a book'called "Long'Slow Distance; The rules: 1) You must train as frequently and one minute) he was accused of sneak- (an hour is an hour and It Isn't going to Humane way to Run." as possible; 2) You must never permit can train slower, race faster, and enjoy ing out at night to do speed work. The only pass any faster by rushing). Run at a pace A BLEAK FUTURE yourself to approach real exhausttion. He the process a lot more. runner in camp who would believe him and that will pass BUI Bowerman's "talk ' The long, slow distance rebellion spells confined actual racing or all-out running TESTIMONIAL FROM TOP work at his slow pace was Ed Winrow. test." Be able to run and talk normally at a bleak future for coaches and advocates to competition. "Speed trials are worse For the skeptics who doubt that life, Winrow, winner of many National titles in the same time. Seven hours a week will of the.FTA school of running — pain, tor- than useless," he said, "they merely especially as a long distance runner, can the distances, was familiar with the prob- prepare a competitor for anything from the ture, and agony. Its aim is to liberate squander all your carefully built-up vim be both Happy and profitable, Henderson lem. His 8-9-minute-mile pace In training mile to the marathon. the long distance runner and turn his and put the clock back for weeks in re- has some ready examples. His book in- had made him an outcast in local Metro- Saints, as Aquinas pointed out in an- sport into a happy and enjoyable occupa- gard to your condition." cludes testimonials from four of America's politan running circles. He found few of his other and neglected age, can be extremely tion. , . . "Run," said this quiet master of the top distance runners. One, Tom Osier, is colleagues who would train at his excep- happy people. We can, said the Great 1}ie LSD method is not new. Henderson roads, "in an easy and serene manner." the author of a subterranean best seller tionally slow pace— and fewer coaches Doctor, be saints without suffering. There has systematized it and, in effect, has "The Training of the Long Distance Run- who believed he could win races with that is no need piling up brownie points doing The words of Newton and the accom- sort of training. _ .founded a new order, a new sect, a new plishments of Lydiard's pupils have not ner" which incorporates many of Hender- disagreeable deeds. cult that has bid pain, suffering, and sacri- influenced many of the experts in the son's heretical views. It does seem too good to be true. The To these happy saints we can now fice goodby. coaching and training professions. The Osier, who has a doctorate in math, first commandment has always been "To add smiling long distance runners. Monmouth GridPoivers in Financial Squeeze Grid Gals By WILL GRIMSLEY dip into our reserve capital," Financial difficulties forced tor," explained Bernard, "A winner of 22 games in a row. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — E. E. Bernard, Ohio. State Notre Dame this week to university attempting to keep It suits up about 80 husky It costs $10,000 a year to put business manager, said yes- break a 45-year tradition arid pace in a major'conference athletes each week for a terday. "Expenses are going accept a bid to the Cotton must put seven or eight men Set Goal shoes on Ohio State's cham- game — athletes obtained pion football team and the an- out of sight." Bowl. on the road. They visit fam- SHREWSBURY - Mon- ilies of prospects, entertain, through a high-pressure re- nual telephone bill in the past The drain has become so mouth Regional High School's The Buckeyes' plight, de- invite visits to the campus. cruiting program. It has a decade has jumped from . spite continuing success on severe that many college ad- Junior • class girls set a goal J7.000 to $23,000. the field and sell-out gates, ministrators are urging a "Transportation fares are student body of 43,000. up. Hotel accommodations for future junior girls by These are just a couple of is typical of the financial de-emphasis—the return of The Buckeyes had their winning 'the Powder Puff squeeze being experienced by one-platoon football and are twice and three times fifth straight home game the incidental expenses in the what they once were. In some football game over the se- making and sustaining of a college athletic departments agreements to cut down on sell-out against Purdue last recruiting. The matter will be places, you can't get a good nior girls, 14-7, for th© first big time college power. The throughout the country. Saturday—85,027—and boosted weighed at the - annual Na- dinner for less than $7.50 to its five - game home at- time ever here Monday. Buckeyes expect to go in the Skyrocketing costs are $9.00. red as much as a quarter plaguing teams from the elite tional Collegiate Athletic As- tendance for the season to The annual game, which of a million dollars this year. Ivy League to the booming sociation convention at Wash- "The question is how many 431,175, the highest college has been played since 1060, "For years we were able Pacific Coast and from the ington, D. C, in January. of us can maintain the cur- football attendance in 20 has seen the seniors win to operate within our budget, Middle West to the bowl-con- The alternative could be rent pace. years. Ohio State has led every year, but quarterback but in the last two or three scious Southeastern and athletic bankruptcy. Ohio State is the nation's the nation in attendance 12 Paula Dobbins gave the ju- years we have been forced to Southwest Conferences. "Recruiting jg,, a big fac- No. 1 college football team, straight years. niors the ganie by running two touchdowns. The first ju- nior score was a quarterback sneak for four yaris, and, the MONTGOMERY! second! a 10-yard' end'ruin. GIRLIE GAIN — Monmouth Regional High School's Monmouth's juniors and se- annual girls' football game took place yesterday with" POWER GRIP niors will combine on Thanksgiying Day to play the Juniors topping the seniors,. 14-7. It was ths first the girls of Shore Regional time in the game's nine-year history that the juniors before the regular varsity won. (Register Staff Photo) POLYESTER gaine. <

All Shore Soccer SNOW Pleasant Boro scoring team; LONDON-BORN TIRE ,;. (Continued) IA. IN Burke has helped Point Boro because of (his- many teams Gaskell is in his third year PAIRS to its first undefeated soccer have had to double team of varsity soccer at Henry 6.50-13 season. The big job of passing him which leaves open some- Hudson. However, being born TUBILfSS to the open man when he is one else to score. in London, he has been play- LOW BLACKWALl douMe teamed has helped the ing soccer for the past 10 Menzzopane has lettered in AS + 1.79 FIT team greatly. Along with the soccer atrMonmouth Regional years. Coach John Rodgers feels he is the most skillful sMI of bitting the open man, since his sophomore year. • Grips like a viso on wintry roads, yst rides smooth he also has speed and skills This year was his best as he player he has had at Henry to outplay many defenders. led the Falcons in both scor- •Hudson. and quiet on dry pavements. Angle-cleated tread Team play is what Ferullo ing and assists. He possesses Tragedy almost stopped smashss through snow for sure-footed traction and considers the most important boUi a strong left and right Gaskell last year when he is guaranteed for 36 months against wear-out! job of any soccer player. He foot as well as excellent head- contracted diabetis at the end ing ability. Menzzopane of the season. He over came has set up many scores for MGUl*K nus scored five goals in Che Round his handicap and is the lead- TWO other players and scored 17 •UCCWAU wuas TOC1 f£T. Tllli UCH goals himself. Being the Robin Tournament to lead ing scorer for the Admirals SUES SI! EACH OHIT has team to the championship for the second straight year. smallest center forward at 4JO-11' 4.O-I3 »»• *»• u». and continue to be a top of- »«• the; Shore, Ferullo has the . Suarez is a foreign ex- Ml' I.M skilfe and speed to work fensive threat throughout the change student from Argen- C7I-M t.M-14 »ir M»» ill season to lead Monmouth to E7I-W 7J5-I4 tir MO- Z4I around many of the fullbacks. tina. He is an excellent soccer f7l-ll TJIU Hi- »«• 2.54 He is considered part of the qualification for the state player, possessing a strong tournament. Oft" .. 1.15-M $w »«•• 1M one^two punch of the Ft. right and left foot. He has ex- "M-H..,., 1.J5.U or 113* JJ» cellent heading ability and is W-M .. ttsu iir .14. ?•«>•», S.tOU/4.00-15 Ml- »!•• l.lt a fine team man. His skills 171.15 7.35-15 tll' •40* 3.M are excellent, as well as his F7«.1J 7JJ-U »J5" <44* desire to do well. ' OTtiS I.19A.M13 nr Mi- 7*7 H7I15 • JJIIMJ $»• ll !• its FREE ?.«-15. MI- Freehold Today Yesterday's Riverside •N. t™d*h i»**«l. WMlm* «3 mm ~cti *n mom lob or McRuth (Cantor) Super Mite IGrasso) 3-1 strongly from the middle of wtwkmw*Wf> (or tU tir* of lU 0rlgW Poplar Aaron IBonaxxl) 4-1 noyal Wrack (DelGatto) 7-2 Irtod. In COM el folk*, WottkwtH •>• Playlul Adloa (Gray) H the pack coming into the (Kong* til* lor a r*w &*, cfwfling oily Robins Return (Webitor) 5-1 (hot portiofl | tS* ,tv>1 ft\a Ipk, L Li Dee (Consol) 6-1 Kuckvlllo Bill (Morrlll) 15-1 O tv C F AUlo (Dunckley) 15-1 stretch turn, Killarney Shar- Ftderal t.ci* To.) wivi.Bltnl t« tht Allnn! Henry (Baldachlng) 1(1-1 p*f(*nt el Irtod uitd. . Doctor Dave (Ferrlcro). 15-1 Adlo« Crow (Pl»ko) 15-1 pie, driven by Ben Webster, Chester Mike (Melln) 15-1 GUARANTEED AGAINST TREAD Carodll (Morrilli 20-1 8TII—l'AOK; «,000l 1-SIILB continued to pick up ground WfAROUT IM months ipMllltd at f«r PAIR SALE! 6-1 Gay Logan IRIZZO) 8-2 mllti ip*"'"1 In tax litad vim ov>, Tavern Angus (Ferrlero) Fair Flirt (D'Alc.lo) 7-2 down the stretch and was Werdi will ochanatllr* lor a n»« ant. Strttl&Ht A iButler) 6-1 going away at the wire to chorgkng orJr th« dillif*n« b*lw«m 2ND—PACE! »l,200: 1-JI1LB tha currtnl pdc* ((|)luir*d*ra| l Ed SAVE NOW ON RIVERSIDE" X.L.T. RETREADSI Dins Deo Deo icurran) 8-1 T| d l ll Danny Do tMurrayi j M Dlnamlo (Lamb) 0-1 win the featured Leonardo Ta>| a p«l(lt d RIVer Road Greg (Baldachlnp) Good N Brown (Bcede) »-i guoronlM do«i n«l a With new-car tread width and TempMt Loboll (Wcbutcn (-1 Pace at Freehold Raceway tlTH UWd t*flW*WtleU|r) 5-1 Majestic Dpstlny (Qulan) 12-1 Symphony Wlakers (Richardson) Itullia Dream (Poore) 15-1 yesterday. daptk Trsad guarantned for a full " M for Adloa Clay. (Kaullman Sr.j 8-1 N AIlpNWIM SERVICE GvwwiM SM. $18 Bird al on/ Wwdi Rtltfl e> CaloLog Tohny York K (OaroJola) 10-1 nil—mot: wionoi I-IIILB 24monthi agalmt wear-oull Frlaky Lea (LeCauao) 12-1 Palrn Trudy (Balilachlno) 0-5 lST-^Paoe; Mn.i «,20O; T.-2:10.4 6.30-13+ 34ll M.VS 5 i 3KD-TB0T! I1.40OI 1-MILE Star Sjiangled (Arcardl) B-l White Iola (ILeCauio) '•<• HACXWAU ruci PRICI PJ.T. 5-2 Qulnn Add (Ortma) 15-1 2ND—Pace; l-m.: »l,200; T.-2:ii.4 UCH PAIRS Elmlra Hinovcr (Qulnn) am 1 PrUdyg Peanut (Dewlandl (-1 Wood Smoko (Colllm) 15-1 Mills Banlts (Pelgelb'k) 720 4.20 2.G0 6.S0-II IJOO' III 3i Hero Come» Bert (Luchontc) 4-1 Perk Wynwood (Gunimcrwn) 15-1 Royal Bonus (Webster) B.8O J.20 H.00" 40 Pocos Paul (Wobnten 6-1 Lady Trump (LeCaufle) so-i Chess Time (Caravello) 6-oQ 771-14 IJOO- it Royal May (Collins i 8-1 Mayor Myora (Mortynlak) 5-1 DAILY DOUBLE (4-3) PAID t4o7»0 • 3J.11 1J.0O- Jadile Boy (CJummcrson) 10-1 Metloby Gypsy (Luchcnto) e-i laoo* Conostoga Lovely (Beetle) 12-1 3RD—Pace; l-m.: «,20O: T.-2:10.4 7.M-H 13 OO' f20* 10TII—PACE; H.OOOJ 1-MILE May Diamond (Winger) 4.J0 2.80 2.fiO 7.7JI5 1300' JeaUo Jerry (Cormier; > fl-2 n Mlohaol (Plntl) 3,20 s.to 1.11-19 13.00" til* Caveat Kmptor [FoUlmau) 3.60 Tk ,i tnfc-ki tin •« «» u Kid Oreia toiini 3-1 Barah SmiUl (Qulnn) M 4TH-Psco; l-m.I tl.300; T.-2:m r Ella II Volo . (Myer) 7-2 J M Diamond (Lamb) 4-1 Alton Lord (Small) 12.00 7.20 3.40 C M Courtwrlght (Garafola) 1-1 Sunny Ciul (Morano) 6-1 II 5 Diamond (Tele) 8.00 3.20 SAVE ON PAIRS OF RIVERSIDE' SNO-TREAD5I Arhbio Interno (Oagllarcll) 5-1 Myslcry Key (Cantor), 6-1 Rhythm Del (Kelly) 2™ Shllon Hanovor iWobsterj fl-1 Step T<»e (Mnrkfl) 8-1 BXACTA PAID I78.4O Wards fully retreaded mow tire ^^ Hajry H B (Cantor) 8-1 Fl»r Art [Consol) 12-1 5TH—Pace; l-m.: »l,400; T.-2:09.4 AnnFrank (Kolly) 10-1 Oruniblc (Vltelllj 15-1 Demon Dust (Floyd) 8.00 3.20 2.80 with a tread thal'i guaranl«ed for J |ar Dominion K Magi* (3lca) 15-1 Mr. Joe Cantlo (Morrlll) 20-1 Pop 86ng (Ferrlero) 2.80 2.60 Hideaway Puddin (Webster) 3.JO 24 months ogalnit wear-outl '5TII—PACK! ll.OOdl 1-MILE era-Pace: i-m.: UM0: T.-S:io,4 6.30-13+ 514 FIT Trysail (Popdngcr) -"' Selections Prides neport'r (Ilccdc) 5,40 3.20 2.80 Amos W (Consol) f.00 4.20 •K>. Mil nut Tacport Foley (Popllngcrl 3-1 1—Itoblm lleturu. Scott ll»yfl, Mo- 6,00-13 6.50-13 tubel6ss ILKIIS! UO •All HUS TUHIESS Frank Oraliam (MoCtovern) 4-1 Diamond Packer (Collins) . B.4O KACKV/A1L PHCI rmci PJ.T, KACKWAU PIICJ MICI r.E.i. R-l Ituth KXACTA (81) PAII1 KII.R0 blackwalli + 1.59 to 1.79 Wailly N (Lonmoyer) 2—Tempest l.olwll, Danny Ho, Sym- EACH IACH SIXES !*CH FAIII EACH Hatcon Jet (Kelly) g-l mi-Pace; l-m.; 11,400; T.-2:08,3 Sl!(5 MIRI 10-1 phony Wishers Klll'rn'yBh'rpIo (W'b'rl ».OO 3.20 3.40 4.30 13 I36S- 111* 374 Miaa Boxwood (Myer) 3—ll«rn Com«» llert, Elmlra Han- F.E T. and trads-in tire. Fancy Georgia (Puntlllo) 15-1 Hinging llllli (Wagner) 4.20 3.C0 7.3 JU IMS' 511 7.3 J 15 I1J0" »>»• 111 15-1 over, l'eool l'aul Second Plddl* (Myer) 8,80 !"• Yankee Guy (Browne i Whitewalls $3 more each. 7.75-15 UO3' • 14* 57) No* Hero Till" (Currsn) 20-1 4—c M Courlwrighti Kid Orrai, STII-Pace; l-m.: (1,600; T.-2:0i).2 7.75-14 I4AS* 114- JJ' Armhro Inferno Sncad (Larente) • SJ.00 6.40 4.40 1.15-14 13.U" •u- sr> 1.1) 13 13.10- • «• 431 B—TryiinM, Turport l'oloy. Wnrlly N Knockout N (Uutmanl 8.80 3.00 '•Til—PACE I 11.6001 1-MILE '•V I.M-M 16.11* 1,4! 1) U.15- «>»• »71 3-1 e—Lady Hi-ul, Hiimter NAlly. Sally U Lucky lyomllo (Pusey) 3.00 «>• Bumter Bally (Beedo) 1—Super Mitt, lloysl Wrack, Play- KXACTA (M) PAID M9.O0 "1 H* lr«d»b ra<)uir«4. Wt.ll«w*IU SI ""*• •"***. Thurley H (Ollti) 4-1 hll AUlo. Lady Beat (Abbatlollol 7-2 ' 9TII—Trot; 1-m.; tl,400; T.-2:10.4 ^» i « «Jt, L 51 fh-uarv Logan, Htfalght A, Fair Hla.eU Clllp» (T'g'r'lo) 22.20 7.00 3.DO MortgagMt e PaiPidd (Wc(Wcrkliclscrr ) I'llrl Fair Prencliy (Lutrnin) 11,40 3.40 •ally. U (Tullno) 0-1 S—I'nlin Trudy, One Kid, HIM Dpan- Tammy II (Keynoldo fil Waynetto (Cxito) 2.20 15-1 (led I0TII—Pace; l-m.; $1,200; T.-2:ll.' nadlbm Mlnny ismllhi ]U—Sur.ili timltti, Kunny (Inli JUHUG RlllleHowHow (C'lllnnt 9,00 fi,403.4 0 EATONTOWN CIRCLE Harriet Abbe (D'AIFHID) 50-1 Jerry Hobo Dorla (Uiwdcni 12-1 Von Charmer (Browne) t.20 3.J0 101 BUST — PALM TRUDY Illllncoll (Klllnelll Jr.> 4.40 1A/ARDS MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Station open 8:30 A.M. till 1:30 P.M. rh»M S4M1U Wl«qw» Olrl (Webster) KXACTA («-7> PAID til A* AIT. — J.XM. I1AN1)1,K — »Z»I,««3 1e from 9:30 arc welcome to attend the (tdjictnt to Stop-Rita) until 11:30 a.m. and from 1 event and for further infor- until 3 p.m. in Nut Swamp EMPLOYMENT SERVICE — Assistant Director Lawrenco A. Walton listens to an School Dec, 1, in East Keans- mation should contact Frank OPENSATURDIurilUNOONilNmdidtRhMonea burg School Dec. 2 and in applicant's quastions during an interview at the Neighborhood Youfh Corps, 279 Marra or any other dub mem- Leonardo School Dec, 3. Broadway, Long Branch. ber. -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MTODLETOWN, N. J.« WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1569 17 JPlannersPut ©ff Meeting Jn Marlboro ' ^MARLBORO — The Plan- ning Board postponed its regular meeting of .Nov. 10 to Thursday, Nov. 20, at 8:30 p.m. in the Central School. : Board Chairman Gerald A. Bauman Jr. said the delay ivas" necassary to permit board members sufficient APPLE Cranberry •time to study nine applica- tions of' indusCrial and com- mercial ratables that intend to move into Marlboro. ; The nine ratables consist of SAUCE two shopping centers, both on Sauce Et. 9; a manufacturer of ^portable classrooms; >a sub- division of industrial land for OCEAN lib. 'several warehouses on Rt. 70; 15 oz. ^-'•- professional' building on MOTT'S can iar Pilot effective at all slorei tluu Saturday, November SPRAY Majn St.; a service station 22, 196?. We reserve the right to limit quantitiei. Not connected "with one of the responsible for typographical errors. 19 vfcrehoufcesja 240-bed nursing 15 home on Conover Road; and the* controversial Whittier

'bate Swim Club. 1 Rib Steak USDA CHOICE Turkey Roasts TURKEY BREASTS •""Mr. Bauman said, "Most of USDA CHOICE these ratables made applica- ** Calif BONE-IN-CHUCK CUT 0& Turkey Parts S Won in early October. The FINAST 'tfe'rjpde who ' brought these BONELESS CHUCK fe-7 ' Sliced Bacon TBtaMes fiere had confidence mDACHOIC E iff MarlborOi I hope we do Ground Chuck Sliced Bacon ™i notliing in the interim to USDA CH0ICE jshake their confidence." Ground Round Kosher Franks u;DA Beef Short Ribs CHOICE TURKEYU.S. GOV'T INSPECTED - SOVEN READY Jones Sausage Motorists Sliced Beef Liver ?^ 20 to PICK UP ORDER BUNK FOR WEINER MOBILE By E PIECE C Oscar Mayer Fined Slab Bacon ™ 22 lbs. Carton SEMI- 10 to NEW SHREWSBURY - Traffic violations filled the BONELESS ^docket in Municipal Court (yesterday, presided over by Smoked Hams Judge Lawrence A. Carton ROAST FULLY COOKED - EITHER HALF y»u « U.S. GoV, Grod. 3rd. «"«tof th. flock FINAST QUALITY SELECTED, BROAD BREASTED Oven Ready ft;-'Osn two charges of operat- wm-*>wa* •>•••••• mmm m ••! • Less Work First 4 Ribs ing an unregistered vehicle • Less Waste IL TURKEYS i) and use of fictitious plates, Only. Extra Ib, • Easy To Carve 16 TO 18 LBS. Ib. 43c 19 to Short Cut Joseph N. Smith of Asbury 10 TO 14 LBS. Ib. 47c 22 lbs. •;Parfc was fined $40. .'-.• •: Dorothy J, Suggs of Nep- 39 • tune was fined $30 and had 'DM DfPF. (Where Available) her license revoked for 60 SWIFTS PREMIUM PORK ROAST ;; days.for driving at 85 miles , per hour in a 60 m.p.h. zone. ROAST BEEF DUBUQUE SAUSAGE MEAT '39' v BUTTERBALL TURKEYS '.' ]<\)r traveling at 80 miles C 1Ot FINAST STUFFING BREAD 2 139 (Shoulder) >Vper hour in. a 60'm.p.li. zone, LEAN, RARE half ,oto "- ° 45c '•'.,Douglas G. Waine of Ocean MEATY Ib. 18 lbs. 14 lbs. . Grove was fined $25 and had 99 22 lbs. SEAFOOD SAVINGS ' ..Bis license revoked for 30 '"/days. Herring Fillets JZ1SL 2 ° 39* c c l C c Ib. FANCY Ib. Hisco Odom of Trenton was Krauss Liverwurst S£ 89 Ib. fined ?20 for careless driving. Ib. 49 53 Flounder Fillet 79 -' ¥or the same offense, Fornie 45 Clams Casino, Cherrystone or Littleneck 11 01. pkg. 69c Lobster Tall Meat Ib. 1.99 3 Rye Bread <* PUMPKNICKIE 100133° vj£. Moore of Olearwater, Fla., *ISO AVAILAUt: WIDE SELECTION OF White Jumbo Shrimp, 12 to 15 per Ib. Ib. 1.89 Fancy Cod Steaks lb.49e was fined $15. ESTYLE c CAPONS, GEESE, DUCKS AND ROASTING Jumbo Shrimp Rolls, Heat & Servo .4 for 99c Dressed Smelts Ib. 49c • William E. Singleton of Potato Salad «°« "> 21 CHICKINS AT SUKR SAVINMI Ocean Perch, Heat & S«rvs ...lb.69c Standard Oytter* »otpko.79e< Philadelphia was fined $10 •tor traveling1 70 iajies- per ••*' hour in:a 60 rn.p.h. zone, and ?• John H. Miller of Rumson GREEN GIANT REALEMON TO FIT THE FEAST -••.was fired $10 for disregard- vi ing a stop sign. SWEET LEMON PRICE-MINDED FOR SALADS .Crowd Drawn PEAS JUICE OR COOKING To New Sttire Wesson Oil "-' FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- GREEN GIANT ,-_. A new department store ' opened here Monday. lib. S. "The store opened at 10 Finast Whole Kernel Corn I a.m. and has been packed Finast Cranberry Sauce lib. can ever Since," Edward Pic- NibletsCorn 11b. 14 oi. drillo, manager of Mason's Finast Fruit Cocktail cam FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS- Discount Department Store, Et. 9, said. Finast Apple Juice ' The new Mason's, the first VEGETABLES FIRST O' THE FRESH PRODUCE in New Jersey, is a "complete FINAST IN BUTTER SAUCE jm ||A department store from soup FINAST COFFEE § to beans," said the store Corn, Peas, Boons or •* .b» lM^#C FLORIDA SEEDLESS manager. REG. or DRIP 1 Ib. can Mixed Vegetables ^P PKgS- *0 W * It has more than 100 de- partments in 72,000 square FINAST SMALL feet of floor space with park- Whole White Potatoes O cant I MRS. SMITH'S PUS GRAPEFRUIT ing space for about 1,000 7'/!0i.$ | cars. Sun Ripe Jumbo Olives 3 cam I 21b. C PUMPKIN or APPLE THE DIET The store will be open from Finast Sliced Beets lb.con|5 12 oz. pkg. 79« 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily and FRUIT Royal Prince Yams 10 oz. e 10 to 6 p.m. on Sundays, Mr. can «* I D FINAST SLICED STRAWBERRIES 29 535 Piccirillo said. Finast Grapefruit Sections 9 C ; Mason's is a chain of about 1 D BIRDS EYE COOL WHIP TOPPIHG " 57 60 discount centers in the pk Sweet Potatoes Finast Aluminum Foil " WIDTH 2 roll. ' 1 Ib. 3 or. |> Ac east. The chain will add an- • BUITONI CHEESE RAVIOLI pkg. other store in Middletown Yellow Turnips next spring and about eight .,.., HEINZ BEANS DAIRY DELIGHTS more in other locations next Potatoes u.s. NO. 1 sizB-A- year. lV , . •»iVj With PORK or TOMATO SAUCE Ib, The new Mason's, here was With Coupon Below C3n Shrimp Cocktail planned as part of a shopping Imported Chestnuts , 39c PROCESSED center. The construction of Heinz Dill Pickles r 39= or CLAM COCKTAIL 4oz. lb e several other stores, including C SAU SEA jars Imported String Figs a supermarket, will begin in Heinz Sweet Mixed Pickles f<°< - 49 ' 39 PILLSBURY or . . «r FRUIT JUMPLE r 10O the spring, Mr. Piccirillo >- 1°' 69° < n BUnERMILK BISCUITS BAIURD 80z.pkB.9e Blend-O-Fruit CAKE MIX said. Finast Queen Olives E C Finast Large Stuffed Olives r 69 D KRAFT ONION DIP 8oz. pkg. 49^ Ayelet Chapter Finast Table Napkins mm***™ ™«MC • IMPERIAL MARGARINE KJON-DAIRY Ib. pkg. 43° DELICIOUS APPLES To Hear Ski Pro e Comstock Pumpkin Pie Filling "tT23 RED OR GOLDEN |h 1 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Comstock Mince Meat 11b. 8 oz. C FINAST quart Wosh, State, Extra Panty, 2 ;•" Mln. John Canova, ski profession- 37 EGG NOG 49. al and director of the John HEALTH A BEAUTY AIDS -« Canova Ski School at the Bel- RBR leayre' ski resort in.New York WITH THIS COUPON THIS COUPON f AcC THIS COUPON and the Arrowhead Ski Area WORTH 10 WORTH , ASPIRIN RBR on Rt. 520 in Marlboro, will ALCOA WRAP Towards tho purchaio of a Towards purchase of a 3 Ib. can hold a discussion on proper 25 ft. roll 10* skiing, equipment, and.ski re- RBR 'bag SWIFT'S CANNED HAM AND A $3.00 PURCHA5( 5 ,GOID MEDAL FLOUR 1 lbi sorts in the local area at a 500 FINAST %Up general' membership meeting FINAST limit (1) - Caad at Super Finast Limit (1) -Good at Super Finast Limit (1) - Good at Super Finast of the B'nai B'rith Women, to bat. thru Sat., Nov. 22nd thru Sal, Nov. 22nd thru Sat., Hov: 22nd 69 Sharp Cheddar Cheese flHASI lb 95c] Ayelet Chapter, Monday eve- ning, Nov. 24 at Temple Sha- lom, Ayrmont Lane, at 8:30 WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON Rte.9&AldrichRd. THIS COUPON c RBR THIS COUPON fc. R8R p.m. HOWELL SHOPPING PLAZA WORTH WORTH / HOWELL TOWNSHIP 10 CLOROX BLEACH FINAST SUGAR Towardi purchast of a half gallon Towards purchase of a 1 Ib. can of Referendum Talk Set 5 ib. bog 39C 320 THIRD AVENUE TROPICANA pi°. tot. HEINZ BEANS FAIR HAVEN - The Fair. AND A $3,00 PURCHMI RBR AND A (3.00 PURCHAII , RBR LONG BRANCH ORANGE JUICE WITH PORK OR TOMATO MUCC Haven Taxpayers Association Inc., will have a public meet- Limit (1) - Good at Supor Finast limit (II - Good at Supnr Flnitt BROAD & MAPLE Limit (I) - Good at Super Fioast ing tontgM at 8:30 in the Wii- thru Sat, Nov. 22nd thru Sat, Nov. 22nd thru Sat., Nov. 22nd lowbrook Inn. The School RED BANK study committee will give ROUTE 36 & 1st AVE. . their report on the upcoming ' referendum. A question and ATLANTIC H'LANDS answer period will follow. -THE DA1XY REGISTER, RED BANK-MTODUtTOWN, N. U WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1969

MISSES" ACRYLIC LADIES' UNCO ATLANTIC SWEATERS SUBURBANS Vshw to 5.99 Novelty pull Comp. Price 17.95 ovtr styles. ere* leeks, k 88 SIZES 32 la leltcrien of 3*1 • Cora>roys & Wool Blends • Plain or Belted Backs • Single or Double Breasted • New Winter Colors ON YOUR PURCHASE MISSES' . WHEN YOU CASH YOUR SHIRTS OO OFFER DOEi NOT BICXVDB MUOB iFTLIANCE. FOOD. LIQUOR OR ANY OTOTB CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECKS 4 >AI» IUDI ITEM) >; Novelty shirt with . longer push-up sleeves • Solid colors, print! a«d checks MILLINERY • Waskable SPECIAL PURCHASE! DEPT. MEN'S S DRESS Kanekalon CANNON. /,*•;•' Modacrylic W5G, WAIST SIZES BATH TOWELS /, CURLY 6.88 28to42 formerly Number! thai « told far 4?c lo 1.24! STRETCH Finely tailored Ivy model dress slacks, YOUR 00 WIGS that always look freshly ironed. Com* CHOICE 2'ori fortable blends include rayon, acetate Thick —• thirsty — plmh ferry ... choice of prlnli < OUR REG. and pylon. Belt-loop, pre-euffed model ehtckt — stripes and solid colon .... a full thai PRICE $19.95 in a wide selection of fall and winter solid shades. ' GENUINE LATEX NOW ONLY Medaerylle curls thai stretch on "PINCORE" and off like a «wlm cop.: Washes ' t • . •••> and pre-ilylei In a MEN 5 si»,». wink . . . ihodet in black to Perma-Press BED PILLOWS blondl 77 ACRILAN KNIT I1st Qualify — Zippered Ticks SHIRTS UDIES' NYLON TRICOT Non-Allergic — Washable — Reg. 3.73. 7 HALF SLIPS Etqulsltely made and trimmed PAINT and WALLPAPER DEPT. with tqce or ap- "BRECK" "LEXTRO" plique. Rein* forced , seams. SHAMPOO SET Regular 2.94 each l- Choice of col- SALE! EASY-STICK ors. Sites S-M-L by "TONI" Handtoma assortment, choose from craw nacb, rurtlenecks, placket and IX to 3X. LIST models, Mgh ertwt and the new square layered high craw modal. SELF-ADHESIVE VINYL The 10 Min. Set Assorted tolld colors and stripes. Sins S-M-L-XL! $1.09 ftlDIC' PILE 8^Tsi 'C LIST I REVERSIBLE $1.50 UlnLj LINED FLOOR TILE NORMAL---DRY BOYS MONKEY JACKETS AND OILY PKG. COVERS 9 SQ. FT. — ONLY WINTER "PHISOHEX" ••NOXEMIF" SHAVING COATS SKIN SIZES 3 to fct CREAM Reg. 13.97 Sizes 8 to 16 CLEANER Wear It on the iridescent pile side Package (99 14.OZ. or the nylon quilt side. Featuresin- SIZE 199 11 OL LIST clude 3 pe. barrel hood, heavy CHOIC: OF 8 LIST BOMB $1.29 duty zipper, knit caffs and draw- SIZES 7 to 12 COLORS TO 3.04 | string at the hood and waist. CHOOSE FROM PLASTIC BOTTLE Reg. - Menthol - Lime Colors Blue - Loden & Geld. 99

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Fall plolds REG. PRICE and cktcks BONDED In a $3.98 YD. selection NOW! of colon. ACRYLIC YD. S4" wldel SALE ENDS FRIDAY NIGHT 10 P.M., NOVEMMR 21st. or Becomes a Freeholder

FREEHOLD — Manasquan Mayor Axel B. Carlson Board of Elections, and Walter A. Carlson, brother of the Jr. yesterday was appointed a county freeholder, filling newly appointed freeholder. the vacancy created when Freeholder Benjamin H. Danskin The meeting room was filled with Manasquan residents resigned to become county clerk. and county officials who witnessed the swearing in cere- "I will make every effort to do the job the people monies. of Monmouth County want me to do," said the newly ap- DANSKIN OFFICIATES pointed freeholder. County Clerk Danskin, performing his first swearing Mr. Carlson said that he plans to resign as mayor, a in ceremony, swore Mr. Carlson into office. post he has held since February, 1965, after he meets with Mr. Carlson was appointed by Mr. Irwin as director council Monday night. He also will resign as a member of of county buildings and public property, the same com- the Monmouth County Vocational Board of Education, a mittee responsibility Mr. Danskin had. post he has held since January. The newly appointed freeholder was the unsuccessful GOP candidate for sheriff last year. He lost to incumbent The newly appointed freeholder will serve in office Democrat Paul Kiernan. until the next general election, at which time he will seek Mr. Carlson began his public career in 1962 when he the unexpired one year remaining in Mr. Danskin's term. was elected to the Manasquan Borough Council. HAPPINESS VOICED With his brother, Mr. Carlson had operated the family "I am very happy and pleased to have a long time business, Carlson's Fisheries in Manasquan. The firm was friend become a member of the board," said Abram D. recently sold. Voorhees, former Manasquan mayor and former free- The newly appointed freeholder served in the Coast holder. Guard. He served on a LST in the European Theater of "With all the qualified people to fill this office," he con- Operations including the Normandy Invasion in World ' tinued, "Monmouth County is very fortunate indeed in War II. having Mr. Carlson appointed. You made a very wise Mrs. Carlson, the former Bettie E. Cronshey, also had choice," he told the freeholders. served in the Armed Forces as a member of the Army Nurse Corps. The Carlsons have three children, all students Mr. Voorhees added that Mr. Carlson did a wonderful at Manasquan High School. They are Clella Jane and job in Manasquan, that his administration accomplished twin sons, Keith and Craig. more-things in the borough than he could remember. In other business, Freeholder Larrison was appointed In welcoming Mr. Carlson to the board, Freeholder Di- as the voting member of the board on the state Free- rector Joseph C. Irwin said he was certain that Mr. Carlson holder's Association; Freeholder Alien was appointed as a will assist in keeping the county progressing. member of the Board of School Estimate for Vocational Freeholder Harry Larrison Jr. added that Mr. Carlson Schools and Freeholder Kavalek was appointed as free- comes to the board with the knowledge that "this is a real holder representative on the Board of Managers of Tuber- working board. This man is cut out to do the job," he added. culosis Control Board. A vacancy had been created in each A strong man was needed to take Mr. Danskin's place, of these agencies when Mr. Daly died. said Freeholder Albert E. Allen, adding that Mr. Carlson The board appointed Mr. Irwin, Mr. Larrison and Mr. was that man. "Manasquan's loss is Monmouth County's Kavalek as members of the Board of School Estimate of gain," he said. Brookdale Community College. With a smile, Freeholder Ernest G. Kavalek bequeathed Mr. Allen was appointed as freeholder representative to Mr. Carlson his recently acquired title of freshman on the county Planning Board, filling the vacancy created freeholder. Mr. Kavalek had been appointed to succeed the when Mr. Danskin resigned. NEW FREEHOLDER— Manasquan Mayor Axel B. Carlson Jr. is sworn into office as a county freeholder by late Freeholder Marcus Daly. Mr. Irwin announced that the board will name a re- County Clerk Benjamin H. Danskin as Mrs. Carlson witnesses the ceremony. Mr. Carlson fills a vacancy on the • Others commending Mr. Carlson were Manasquan Po- placement for Howard W. Van Ness, who resigned as a lice Chief Williard H. Nook, Mrs. Ann D. Flynn, state GOP board created when Mr^ Danskin resigned to become county clerk. (Register Staff Photo) member of the county Planning Board Monday, at its next committeewoman and chairman of the Monmouth County meeting, Dec. 2.

—19 RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1969 3fatawan Council Studies Zoning Aide's Office Plan

MATAWAN — Borough Council has held for study a about modifications needed in the Middlesex Boad water request from the Zoning Board either to establish' a sepa-,- plant. rate office of building inspector or to expand the office of GUARANTEES WANTED the borougli engineer to include a division to deal only with In a reportfjtQi the governing body, Councilman Richard enforcement of the zoning code. * r. •: i Siss declared tliatithfr'bOKHigh's contract,,with ,the designers Thomas F. Ryan, Zoning Board attorney, reported a of the plant, A. C. Schultes and Sons of Woodbury, called noticeable increase in zoning violations in the borough, for certain guarantees, including the percentage of iron especially in residential areas with "flagrant encroachments content in the water. of commercial and business uses and clandestine. junk These guarantees, he said, have never been fulfilled, yards." and the borough -residents have been using water high in ' , The board acknowledged that despite dedication to his iron content, resulting irt rusty conditions and discoloration job'by the borough engineer, Arn

FREEHOLD — The county ranged from first to eighth seph C. Irwin said that the sented by Freeholder Albert Board of Freeholders yester- graders, out. three young heroes in the E. Allen of Matawan Town- day praised three Hazlet boys Before the boys were pre- county performed an act that ship. Freehold Regional School for their courageous and sented with framed resolu- saved an awful lot of people. "We are very proud of all prompt action in saving a tions, Freeholder Director Jo- The resolutions were pre- of them," said Mr. Irwin. busload of schoolmates from plunging into Natco Lake, off Rt. 36, Hazlet. Vote Is for Makeup Fund Congratulated were Kevin Feehan, 12, and his brother, Copter Routs Skeeters Francis Feehan, 13, of 11 FREEHOLD — On July 15, er referendum to raise $495,- for a 6 per cent increase in the auditorium and physical Frances Place and Daniel La- FREEHOLD - The Mon- particularly the last days of 1968 the voters of the Free- 000 in supplemental funds to construction costs. The bids education equipment inside of Health did not report any veglia, 13, of 30 Hudson Ave. mouth County Mosquito Ex- July with a recorded 7.9 human cases of mosquito hold Regional High School complete the schools as received for construction on the building as well as pav- planned. July 9, 1969, revealed an 11 ing, fencing, baseball fields, "These three young men termination Commission took inches. borne encephalitis anywhere district voted to approve did, without regard for per- There are three high per cent increase. running tracks, and ground- to tiie air — using a helicop- Commission crews at these in the state for the year. sonal safety, bring the load- two new high schools in schools in the district al- equipment around the two ter — in its war on mosqui- times worked each day ujftil The report said that fog- The board awarded con- ed schoolbus to a halt after Manalapan and Freehold ready—Freehold, Howell and sites. toes this past summer. dark to larvicide as many ging continued to be the oper- tracts for the complete conr the driver became incapaci- Townships. Because of rising Marlboro. The board statement asked In its annual report to mosquito breeding locations ation which most of the gen- structibn on July 16, 1969, tated," said the resolution, construction costs, the re- for wide public support of the the county Board of Free- as possible, it said. eral public equated with mos- In the budget established with alternatives to delete "and the bus did go out of gional school board has referendum. "Hopefully," it holders which was released "The helicopter was the quito control and for which by the architect in March, certain portions if the finan- control and head toward a said, "citizens will consider yesterday, the commission most important single factor many requests were made. It found it necessary for anoth- 1968, allowance was made cial situation so dictated. The guard rail and lake area. board cited three reasons for an increase of one cent per said it contracted for 44 fly- in controlling larvae during added, however, that the com- this action: — The bids re- $100 evaluation a necessary "The action of these three ing days from May to Sep- Uie periods of maximum pro- mission fogged only when Thefts Probed In Middletown ceived represented good val- and wise investment for the young men did result in the tember, using the helicopter duction," it added. there were peakloads of fly- ue and were competitive un- youth of this community." saving from possible serious for survey and inspection as The report stated that the ing adult mosquitoes and not MIDDLETOWN — Police .gained by breaking a rear injury 30 school children rid- New Jersey State Department just to honor requests. window. der the current economic well as applying liquid and are investigating reported condition. ing in the bus, as well as the granular insecticides. breaking and entry oftwo Rt. Detective Joseph Shaffery 2 Girls Hurt incapacitated driver." and Patrolman Dennis Vas- "This proved to be a most 36 business establishments —To redesign the building Kevin and Daniel, both sev- pory are investigating. and delay pact awards would successful plan," said the re- some time Monday night. In Car Crash enth graders in St. Ann's Pa- port. "The helicopter became Two Waive Hearings have resulted, in receiving a rochial School, Keansburg, According to Detective lesser educational facility at ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - invaluable for quick inspec- Two local girls were injured Nov. 10 stopped • their run- Capt. Robert Letts, owners of College to Get no saving of money, since tion tours. Salt marshes were late yesterday when their car away school bus just two feet inspected in a matter of hours On Narcotics Counts the Belford Esso station and construction costs continued was in collision with another short of the guard rail at the- rather than days. KEANSBURG — Two men cotics and contributing to the Belford Garvel stand, adja- Student Ideas to escalate rapidly. lake after the bus driver, Mrs. cent to each other) reported at Highland Ave. and Ballins- Sites Located arested last month on nar- delinquency of minors. WEST LONG BRANCH - —A delay in start of con- Patricia Cermenelli, 31, of 65 the entries when they opened wood Rd. Members of the Black Student struction would have resulted Cornell Dr., Hazlet, fainted. "New mosquito breeding cotics charges waived pre- .lud^e Seymour R. Klein- for business yesterday. Donna Lee, 20, of 332 Ocean berg set bail at $1,500 each. Union and the Students for an in a delay of student occu- The boys seated together a sites were quickly discovered, liminary hearing in Munici- Blvd., and her passenger and formerly inaccessible lo- Elliott Plebeau of 437 Lcon- Educated Society are expect- pancy: Kathleen Osborne, 17, of 14 few rows from the front of pal Court last night," Their John Donohue of 31 Oak St. cations treated easily. was found guilty of using ardville Road, owner of the ed to present the Monmouth The referendum on Tues- Navesink Ave., were treated the bus, jumped up, leaped cases were referred to the service station, reported ?800 College administration with a over the driver and managed abusive language on a pub- day represents ah authoriza- in Riverview Hospital, Red "The work accomplished by Grand Jury. worth of tires taken. list of student demands this tion for the board to expend Bank, and released. to turn the steering wheel this aircraft might only bo lic street and assessed $25. Robert Cloud of 49 Peters afternoon. 5 per cent of the original au- left and the bus away from duplicated by many ground The defendants, identified He also received a 10-day The driver of the second ve- suspended jail sentence. Place) Red Bank, proprietor Although details were not thorization which was con- hicle, John Roche, 19, of 538 the 12-foot.lake embankment. crews; an important factor in as James C. Grothuscn of Rt. of the ice cream stand, esti- available last night, a student sumed by rising construction Rosbury Rd., Belford, was not Danny reached the brake, a rising labor cost era." 36, and William B. Eichele Gerald M. Freda of New- halting the bus just short of mated damage to the inside spokesman said that the col- costs. injured. Evaluating the 1969 season, of 76 Chestnut Ave., Atlantic ark pleaded fjullty to using • of his building at more than the incline. the report said that summer abusive language to a police lege would be given about a According to a brochure Patrolmen Arthur Gal- Highlands, are charged with $200. Nothing was reported week to act on the demands sponsored by the board, the lagher and Henry Rieth are Francis, further back in the was an exceptional mosquito officer and being drunk and possession of narcotics, being missing. before the students take any extra money would provide continuing an investigation in- bus, opened the rear door and breeding season. Rainfall was disorderly. He paid $50 on greater than average, it said, under the influence of nar- each complaint. Entry to each building was action on campus. for seating and lighting for to the mishap. helped the children, who -THE DAILY •REGISTER, BED BANK • MIDDLETOWN, & U WEDNESDAY, NOVBffigK 19. ' \ COUNTY FARE

' i * • | *• Parties Have Their Beautiful People By MARGUERITE HENDERSON Also, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Garman, Sr. (he is They didn't haul the members out of Giffords, they hauled designated as optional) is Mrs. Clara Gilmartin, who lives in Union Beach and labors in Holmdel. Other committee Last Saturday the Apollo 12 astronauts and Vaughn president of Red Bank Kiwanis) and tables-full of other the boats out of the water). members, by hometown and school town are Mrs. Frances Monroe were all "Racing Wilh the Moon" but Vaughn local club officers, party planners, etc. including Charity Mr. and Mrs. Charles Topfer, Little Silver, were Quail of Tinton Falls School, resident of Lincroft; Mrs. was doing it at the .Sea (iirt Inn, where his orchestra played Ball chairman William Langston and Mrs. Langston, Lin- chairmen of the costume affair. Well-dressed winners in- Evelyn Yarosh, who dwells and drills in Monmouth Beach; for the first Charity Hall (of such amplitude, at least) croft; Mr. and Mrs. John Garruto, Little Silver; Jack cluded Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Levitt, Middletown (for a Harry Haller, who also teaches in Monmouth Beach but who sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Red Rein, Asbury Park; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shkoda, River twist, he was the bride and she was the shotgun-packin' lives in Matawan; Mrs. Virginia Boyce, who lives in Marl- Bank for the benefit ol the Monmouth Plaza, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Carlson, Jr.,' Belford; and pappa); Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Price, New Monmouth boro and works in Manalapan-Englishtown; Lawrence County Mental Health Association. Some from Red Bank — Mr. and Mrs. Melvin T. Kaukeinen, Mr. (whose garb was nautical but contorted — with face masks Sternfeld, who resides in Fair Haven and presides (as 400 persons attended. Ideally, the proceeds and Mrs. Allen Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Turner on both sides so you couldn't tell fore from aft); and Mr. principal) in Middletown; Mrs. Virginia Schwarz, who will be used to initiate a Kiwanis-inspiivd (he emceed), Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Grayzel, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Russell Jennings, Shrewsbury (truly a double teaches. in Middletown and comes' from Keansburg; Al scouting program for mentally retarded J. Arthur Fell and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Page - he with Dutch treat). - Park, who works in' Oceanport and lives in Long Branch; boys from Monmouth and Ocean Counties. so dulcet a voice, he might give Vaughn Monroe compe- The Haul-Out was but one more blowout in a long, full tition! Mrs.- Shirley Williams, an Asbury Park teacher and resi- Among those attending were several season of yachting and socializing, that included cruises to dent; Eugene Feury, who toils in Fair Haven and relaxes slate Kiwanis officials and their Kiwam- As an added measure of good will, a dozen or so Lake Champlain (led by Fast Commodore Leonard Cbmp- in Middletown; Robert, Shafer, Brick Township resident queens) including District Gov. and Mrs. members of the Red Bank High School Key Club (which ton, Eatontown) to Long Island Sound (headed by the and Neptune teacher; and Joseph Barnarr of West Long William P. Patterson, llackcnsaek; Past is sponsored by Red Bank Kiwanis) assisted with tickets, aforementioned Mr. Price) and up the Hudson River (led Branch by day and by night. District Gnv. and Mrs. John L. Wettcn, HENDERSON seating, etc. by Kenneth Novak, West Keansburg). Also, there was the Caldweli; Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. I'enn, annual luau (for which the Prices, the Levitts and Mr. and Also on the scene will be Mrs. Frances Carnochan, Long Branch (he serves as Lt. Gov. of Division Seven) Happy Haul-Out Mrs. Charles Jacelon of Eatontown were hosts) a picnic president of the New Jersey Education Association, John and Dr. and Mrs. Robert 11. Doe, lielmar (he is Lt. Gov. The Fort Yacht Club, Oceanport, had a "Haul-Out at the waterfront home of Mi. and Mrs. Fredrick Lozier, Patterson, president of the Monmouth County Education of Division Six). Party" last weekend at Gifford's Inn, Rumson (Silly! Oceanport and a dinner at-Ye Cottage Inn with members Association, and Cheryl Carter, the .ubiquitous Miss New of the Keyport- Yacht Club (of which Robert Zusi, West Jersey. Keansburg was chairman) and a predicted log race — won by Past Commodore Theodore Parsons, New Shrewsbury, Preview Party 1 with Fredrick Lozier and Harry Batchelder,'; little Silver , Those who like to "brush" with the finest of contempo- as first and second runners-up. - ; ' rary New Jersey artists will be at The Mall in Red-Bank Current club officials are Albert Dorsey.'New Shrews- this Sunday. The word is that Adolph Konrad of Berkley, Leo bury, commodore; the Rev. Chester Clark, South Belmar, .Dee of Clifton Park and James Kearns of Dover (all of vice commodore; and fleet captains Robert Zusi and Charles whom are represented in the Monmouth Museum's new Abbiati, Red Bank. gallery exhibition, Three'Centuries of Art in New Jersey) will attend the 5-8 p.m. preview party. Also on hand will Chilling Game ; '•'.,. be Nicolas Wyeth, New York City,- "quite probably" ac- Freezing in Palmer Stadium, Saturday, to see Yale companied by his famous father Andrew Wyeth of Chadd's defeat Princeton by the chilling score of 17-14, were Sen. Ford, Pa. Dr. Kenneth Prescott, director of the New Jer- and Mrs. Richard R. Stout, West Allenhurst; Mr, and Mrs. sey State Museum, Trenton, has also RSVP'ed affirma- William Rosser, Holmdel; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard White, tively. • ; Locust; and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Yorke, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Callman, Mr. Bell Ringing Success and Mrs. Alan Duke, Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Azoy and The Mental Health Association's ninth annual Bell Mr. and Mrs. William Buff 3rd, all Rumson. Ringer Ball (happily over-subscribed) was held at the Chanticler on Friday, Nov. 7. There are still vibrations, Teachers Have a Ball n.b. the photograph accompanying this column which pic- Teachers are turning their backs on their chalk boards tures Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ashin, Little Silver (she is this Friday and congregating at the Sea Girt Inn. There's president of the state Mental Health Association); Mr. and where the Monmouth County Education Association's Mrs. Harry Milt, formerly of Fair Haven and now of Maple- Chafrity Ball (and accompanying roast beef dinner) will be wood (she is the state association's Executive director) and held, starting at 7:30 p.m. It's a local "first," has a harvest Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Silverman (he. heads the department time theme, and two beneficiaries — the Cerebral Palsy of psychiatry at the Rutgers University Medical School). Treatment Center and School of Monmouth and Ocean Also attending were Lloyd Wescott, chairman of the State Counties and the New Jersey Association for the Deaf and Board of Controls of Institutions and Agencies, and Ken- Hard of Hearing. ' neth Foster, chairman of the state Mental Health Board General chairman of the party (for which dress is — both with their respective wives.

Surrounded 'fay four Pages, BASKIN S Vaughn Monroe, who fur- nished the music for the FOR Kiwanis Charity Ball in Sea Girt, enjoys a band break; urn* with Mr. and Mrs. Matthew 90 BROAD ST., RED BANK, N. J. Page, Red Bank, and their I2O\) M7.3JS0 N Slnct 1945, Horn* Decoralon and purveyors ol Fh» Fabrics', son and daughfer-in-law, XMAS Mr. and Mrs. John Page", fair Haven.

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THE FAST gOURMET World's Most Luxurious Eggs Today's Gourmet Recipe

By POPPY CANON -. on the movie, and had a SEVERSKY LOS ANGELES — One of bungalow at the Beverly Hills Beet Consomme With Nuance the most brilliant scientific Hotel, Walt Disney dropped of Bacon Poulet Saute a la Bordelaise niinds of the past five in to see him on a Sunday Eggs de Seversky decades, Maj. Alexander de morning. The major was Asparagus (preferably fresh) Seversky, known as the father planning a Russian caviar Fresh Pears With Cheese of modern aerodynamics and and blini party for the after- BEET CONSOMME WITH VA to 3 lb frying chicken, cut up Freshly ground pepper by many — noon, but he wanted Disney NUANCE OF BACON - This c o n s i - to enjoy a snack. It was too '4 cup butter or margarine 2 bay leaves is not a borsht — much more 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 1 9-oz. pkg. frozen artichoke hearts, thawed dered the early in the day for blini, they subtle. Add 1 cup canned savior of our both decided, so on the spur 16 peeled shallots or white onions and drained beet juice to 3 cups beef Salt Vi cup chicken stock, fresh or canned Allies dur- of the moment the great in- bouillon. Wrap 2 slices i n g World f ventor made an adaptation of crumbled, drained, crisply. War n, con- the famous Eggs Benedict, us- fried bacon in a bit of cheese- Wash chicken pieces; dry thoroughly.' serving platter. Discard bay leaves. Pour siders cook- ing caviar instead of ham cloth "like a tea bag" and In 10-inch skillet, melt butter and oil on chicken stock into juices remaining in skil- medium high heat. Add chicken parts; let; bring to boil on high heat. Boil for ing his oc- under a poached egg laid on steep covered in bouillon 1 cupation- a round of toast instead of about 5 min. If you are a lit- brown and remove from skillet. Add shal- 2-3 minutes until stock is reduced to about al therapy, the usual English muffin. tle too lazy to bother about lots to skillet; cook until golden brown. Vi cup. Pour over chicken and serve Pour off all but a thin film of fat; return especial- The dish was so sensational the "tea bag routine," simply at once. Makes 4 servings. 1 y during CANNON garnish cups of soup with chicken to skillet. Season with salt and that the next day the major pepper, add bay leaves and cover pan. This recipe was presented in a demon- weekends. prepared it for Hernando crisp, crumbled bacon. Serves stration at the three-class Gourmet Cook- four to six. Cook on, low,heat for 20 minutes. He began his career as a Courtright, then proprietor of ing School sponsored by the Molly Pitcher much honored hero in the the Beverly Hills and now Add artichoke hearts to skillet; cook EGGS De SEVERSKY - Motor Inn, The Daily Register and Jer- Russian army, and after the padrino of the Beverly Wil- Cut off crusts and shape 4 an additional 15 minutes. Remove chicken, czarist revolution came to this shire where Eggs de Seversky pieces white bread into shallots and artichoke hearts to heated sey Central Power & Light Co. country and pursued his have become a regular fea- rounds. Cover with caviar scientific explorations and ture on the menu. (any kind depending on you discoveries in the realm of Major de Seversky just taste and purse). On ear space. Aware of imminent happened to be the Beverly place a poached egg. Cove, danger from Germany, he Wilshire a few days ago and with Hollandaise sauce. wrote a best-selling book, told the story of his Great Garnish with dab of caviar. "Victory Through Air Power," Discovery. "I made the Hoi- LEMONY HOLLANDAISE which Walt Disney made into landaise sauce a little thin- — To 1 cup (warm) Hollan- a movie. ner than usual," he confided, daise (your own homemade SILVER WEDDING "with a little more lemon." During the time that Major or brought) stir in slowly 1 FREEHOLD,.— Mr. and de Seversky was consultant FEATURING EGGS DE tbsp, lemon juice. Annual Mrs. Ben Hochberg, Morris St., celebrated their 25tjh wed- Party ding anniversary Nov. 18. SPECIAL MON..TUES. Slated WED. Good flavor; add finely LONG BRANCH - Commit- grated Swiss cheese to ANN LANDERS tee aides working on the SHAMPOO mashed potato. forthcoming annual fall card party of the Star of the Sea & SET NURSING HOME Rosary-Altar Society have • 24-Hour Car* been named by Mrs. Jack • RN en duty all times Unspared Apology Condon, Long Branch, chair- • Medicare) Approved man. Tickets will be avail- THURSDAY SPECIAL NAVESINK HOUSE Dear Ann Landers: That dealer was a slur against all paper and not just in a per- able at the door. Guests are PERMANENT 795 «• RIVERSIDE AVE. RID BANK wet noodle won't do for this the honest repair people who sonal letter to me. — Joe R. asked to bring their own MM4W WAVE / one. You deserve 10 lashes work very hard — and there Dear Joe: I think so, too. cards. COMPLETE with a greasy shop rag. are a lot of us. ( ' Here it is — in the newspa- Vice chairman of the event, per. I apologize to all the which will be held Monday Tha above specials do not I am an independent garage I'ye spent many an evening include major holiday weeks. WORKING MOTHERS owner and repairing a vehicle for some- fionest repairmen everywhere. at 8 p.m. in Star of the Sea CHILD CARE & NURSERY we do a lot one who had to travel the And if there are any women School Hall, Chelsea and of car re- next day. Last night I worked in the field, I apologize to Third Aves., is Mrs. Arnold BEAUTY SCHOOL them, too. Rathlev, Long BTanch. far your child. Any eg*, any- pair work. until midnight to accommo- Dear Ann Landers; I know time. TWO FREE snacks. Hot Your sug- date a customer who needed Members of the committee On-the-Mall lunches dally. gestion that his car to make a living. And you are busy so I'll make it include Mrs. Joseph Clancy, Certified by NJ. Dept. of Ed. 1 speaking of getting stuck — snappy. We have five chil- Mrs: Rose McKew, Mrs. Superama Shopping Ctr. FRANCES TAFP, Director a customer stands less, I've never kited a bill in my dren. Our oldest son is mar- James Coleman, Mrs. Angelo Ne> Shrewsbury CHILDREN'S of a chance - life, tut a lot of people have ried to a lovely girl who, un- Cieri, Mrs. Joseph Mahon, 542-9667 542-0745 stuck me. • ,.•'.•;;",&•• •.•.• •.'.•'v fortunately,,. . does •. not get Mrs. Dominic Quattroehi, CARE CENTER of getting STAR OF THE SEA EVENT — Completing details for Open Wed. & Frl. Eves. gypped if he I think you owe us honest along with one of bur daugh- Mrs. Vella Carlino, Mrs. 115-llf ttrewsbgry Ave.. Red Bonk ters. These two are like fire iha Star of the Sea Rotary-Altar Society's annual card George Hoffman and Mrs. OTHER LOCATIONS IN ' 842-5213 will take his repairmen an apology, and it Charles Voct. BELMAR 4 W. LONG BRANCH car to the LANDERS ought to appear in the news- .and kerosene. party are Mrs. Jack Condon, left, chairman, and Mrs. Our youngest son will be Arnold Rathlev, vice chairman, both of Long Branch. coming home irom boot camp soon. I want to have a family The event will take place Monday at 8 p.m. in the • dinner.- If I ask my daughter- School Hall, Chelsea Ave., Long Branch. Take Home A in-law, I'm afraid my daugh- ter will not come. If I ask my daughter, I'm afraid my 'Cofton-Aire* Family Sized daughter-in-law will not come. If I ask them both, I'm afraid Youtficraff/Charmfit neither of ttiem will come. There's an outside chance TURKEY! they both might come and Thiirs., Frl. & Sqt., Nov. 20, 21, 22 that would be me worst thing of all. I'd be on needles and pins all night. Tell me what to do. — DO YOU HAVE A Mama-In-The-Middle Dear Mama: Rise above the battle and invite them GRANTS CREDIT ACCOUNT? both. If one or the other chooses to stay away — fine., You did the right thing by in- viting them. If they both come and behave badly, the reflection is on them, not you. Dear Ann Landers: This is a complaint from a group you can call "The Omitted Ones." What do you think of clods who invite half the town's population to a dry wedding reception? By "dry" I mean fruit punch and, coffee and cookies. The "Sunday school picnic" ended at 5:31) then a select few — about 5D — were invited. to a cocktail party where the real stuff was poured. If this isn't dis- crimination and social injus- Takes Only Minutes To Apply! tice, what do you call it? We'd appreciate it if you'd respond in strong language. — Three Here's How ... Outcasts from Dry Gulch Dear Outcasts: If it's strong * Open a new coupon or big ticket account for $50 or language you want, I just happen to have some handy. more on Thursday, Friday or Saturday Your indignation at not hav- ing been invited to soak up OR the free booze gets me right here. I've seen your kind — * Add $50 or more to your present coupon or big ticket perpetual free-loaders with account on Thursday, Friday or Saturday hollow legs and sponges for toes. No doubt the hostess LOOK GLORIOUS IN A OR knew what she was doing The Cotton Tricot Bra when she invited you for fruit VELVET JUMPSUIT ir Add $50 or more to your new or your present charge punch and cookies. It's a wise That Needs No Ironing account on Thursday, Friday or Saturday hostess who' knows who can 34.OO be trusted around an open The wash 'n wear wondors of Fortrcl havo been wadded bar. You could hardly do better for yourself to cotton, tho queon of comfort. This revolutionary blend Is Confidential to Off Cigarets, READY-FOR-THE-OVEN FAMILY-SIZE GOBBLER than this: the grandest of hostess tricot knit to yield gently as you movq.lt broaihos. It machine Off Liquor and Dieting: Take heed of George Eliot's line — jumpsuits, lush, lovely, sashed and fringed. washes without wrinkling and novor noods ironing. All this "If you really want to know Put the sash where it looks the best— ecsy-care is Iho bonus. You can wear Colton-Aire Bras about your fellow man's for beauty clone. White or Beige. Soft cup,B, C and D.32-36L JS. low, at the waist or empired up high. miseries, go look at his Conlour.A.B,C,32-36,$5.50. pleasures." Don't despair, It's midnight black or wood violet rayon KNOWN FOR VALUES Doll. The battle is worth the velvet in P (6-8), S (10-12), M (14-16), sacrifice! Ann Landers' book, "Truth L (18-20), ours alone in Loungewear. Is Stranger," a collection of Mail and phone orders filled. Middletdwn Shopping Center little Silver Shopping Center her best columns over the Highway 35 Prospect Avenue past 14 years is available at book stores. It can also be FRANKLINXSIMON Broad at Harding MIDDLETOWN LITTLE SILVER obtained by writing Prentice STOM HOURS DAILY 9:30 A.M. to f P.M. 1TORI HOURS DAIIY 10 A.M. to » P.M. Hall; Englewood Cliffs, New Monmoulh Shopping Center, Eatontown; 542-332$ Red Bank SAT. 10 A.M. r» * f-M. ' SAT. »:30 TILL * CM. Jersey, Price {4.95. Open every night 'til 9:30 -WE DAILY BECISTEE, BED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, VJ.t WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, IW TEEN FORUM Second Visit Misinterpreted ^Annkermry Sale By JEAN ADAMS (A.) Your mother's attitude SUSPICION: (Q.) My moth- is one of the reasons I warn er doesn't trust me. She has girls to be very careful not to THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY doubted everything I tell her visit boys when neither of ever since last spring. That their parents is home. Adults NOVEMBER 20th, 21st, 22nd was when I are very likely to misinter- made the pret such visits, no matter mistake of Jiow innocent tiiey are. going into a If you will be patient about boy's house your mother's suspicions, and FANTASTIC VALVES! whe n his very careful not to give her parents anything further to be suspi- weren't cious about, I believe she will DESIGNER CLOTHES home. finally realize you are being $ He was honest with her and that her Reg. '190 to MOO - NOW *113 fo 240 just a friend snooping isn't necessary. and nothing ADAMS In the meantime, maybe happened, reading your letter will help COATS and SUITS but Mom found out about it. other girls stay out of the She has never forgotten and same trouble. Reg. '60 to '290 - NOW *48 to '200 won't let me, either. She re- HANGUPS: (Q.) We have a minds me of it almost every friend who shoplifts from any day. store we go to. I know I was wrong. I ad- Select Group of mit it, and have admitted it Also, when we have all- to tier. I have told her I'd night girl parties she goes PREVIEW never do it again. around practically naked and DRESSES"% PRICE But I haven't been able to tries to get the rest of us girls Mn. Robert Lucky, left, Mrs. David C. Nickel, center, of the Preview go any place without her to do the same. Recaption Committee, and Mrs. James Lindemuth, invitatiorr'co-chiirman, checking up on me. Every How can we get her to stop ALL DAYTIME AND EVENING WEAR time I go out she thinks I am all this? Should we drop her? ' -admire "Child with Toy" by Lily Martin Spencer, one of the going to his house again. I'm - D.S. and H.M. in Philadel- more than 60 paintings which will be on view at the Monmouth Museum's 10% to 20% OFF 16 and know what's right and phia. what's wrong. How can I get (A.) This girl seems to have new exhibition, "Three Centuries of Art in New Jersey," A preview 3 DAYS ONLY! her to stop checking up on some hangups you can't cure. reception for friends of the museum will bo held Sunday, from 5 to 8 p.m. me? — Not Trusted in Indi- Drop her before she gets you The exhibit, sponsored by the Junior League of Monmouth, ana. into trouble. Want personal answers to opens to the public Tuesday in the museum's new interim ga'llery your questions? Write to Jean Adams, Box 2402, Hous- at The Mall, Red Bank, Hi-Music ton, Texas 77001. Only letters that include a stamped, self- Entertained addressed envelope will be answered. 97 BROAD STREET, RED BANK — 741.2921 RUMSON — The Freshman Chorus, under tiie direction , of Paul Grammer, en- tertained the Hi-Music Spon- sors of Rumson-Falr Haven Regional High School at the monthly meeting. Accom- Engagements panied by John Prank, pianist, and guitarists Geral- dine Thomas and Richard Scott, the chorus sang, "Go 'Way From My Window," "Water is Wide," and "Free- dom Isn't Free." The annual Christmas con- cert will be held Dec. 22 at 8 p.m. in the high school. Tickets for the New Jersey Symphony's appearance at the Carlton Theater, Red Bank, Dec. 10, may be pur- chased from Mrs. Merman Kurre. Donations of antiques are Miss Ruck Miss Malone Miss* Graham being accepted for the annual luncheon-auction, to be held Davis-Ruck Feb. 5, at noon In The Cobble- Stones Restaurant, Middle- .$QRT MONMOUTH —The engagement of,Miss Jane town. Patricia Ruck to John R. Davis, son of Robert B. Davis of Cambridge Springs, Pa., and thfl late Mrs. Cecelia Davis, has been announced by her parents, Mr. jnd Mrs. Jean P. Ruck, 5 Walada Ave. The wedding is planned for April 14. Clubwomen The bride-elect is a graduate of Red Bank Catholic High, School and is a student at Mbnmouth College, West Long Branch. She is employed by Bell Telephone Laboratories, Project Set Ilolmdel. MIDDLETOWN - The ' Her fiance, a graduate of Saegertown (Pa.) Area High Junior Woman's dub of School, received a BA degree from Allegheny College in Middletown will meet tonight Meadville, Pa., and BS and MS degrees in electrical engi- at 8:16 o'clock in the Com* neering Irom Columbia University. He is a supervisor in munity Center, Rt. 35 and the digital transmission laboratory at Bell Telephone Kings Highway. Members Laboratories. will make Christmas favors for patients at Marlboro State Salvatori-Malone Hospital. NEW MONMOUTH - Mr. and Mrs. Vincent T. Malone, "Flo's FolHes" is the title 2 Kim Court, have announced the engagement of their of the club's entry in the daughter, Miss Joyce Malone, to Leonard C. Salvatorl, son Fifth District Music Festival, of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Salvatori, Jersey Shore, Pa. A to be held Friday in the Ea- February wedding is planned. tomtown Civic Center Audi- NO Cyclamates! Miss Malone, an alumna of Middletown Township High torium. Miss Ann Burnside School, received a bachelor of arts degree from Lycoming serves as club music depart- College, Williamsport, Pa. She studied this summer in ment chairman. Austria at the University of Graz. Attending the Fifth Dis- Mr. Salvatori, an alumnus of Lock Haven State (Pa.) trict Fall Conference at Free- College, received a master of arts degree from Bloomsburg hold's American Hotel were State College. • He is a science teacher in the Williamsport Mrs. Alfred Bcvacqua, club Senior High. School. president, and Mrs. William Smith and Miss Burnside. Lowest in Calories Mrs. Rodney Keenan, civics Koch-Graham department chairman, accom- OAKHURST- Mr. and Mrs. William L. Graham, 2 panied four local high school Barbara Lane, announce the engagement of their daughter, girls to the "College Day" Miss Beatrice Marie Graham, to Michael Andrew Koch, son at Douglass College. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Koch, 6 Maida Court, Middletown. An August wedding is planned. The bride-elect, a graduate of Ocean Township High Secretaries School, is a sophomore at Monmouth College, West Long Branch. She is employed by Parklane Hosiery, Monmouth To Meet Shopping Center. EATONTOWN - Eaton- Her fiance is a graduate of Red Bank Catholic High NEW COTT DIET BEVERAGES town attorney Michael D. School, and is a sophomore at the same college. He is em- Farren wiU be guest speaker ployed by Hertz of Asbury Park. at tomorrow's meeting of the Monmoutti Legal Secretaries Remember...it has tofee without sugar Association here in the Crys- Savitz - Bret?: Nuptials tal Brook Inn, which begins to be a true diet beverage! with cocktails at 6 and dinner RED BANK - Miss Andrea West Long Branch. He Is an at 7 p.m. L. Bretz, daughter of Mr. and assistant naturalist with the There's a big difference between the betic" class. Cott chose not to.1 Cott is Mr. Farren will speak on Mrs. Philip J. Bretz, 212 Monmouth County park "Matrimonial Practice and Maple Ave., was married Oct. new so-called diet beverages and new a true diet beverage that you can en- Procedures." 25 here in St. James Catho- tern. Cott true diet beverages. The differ- joy as often as you wish. Mrs. Priscilla Britton will lic Church to Gerald S. The couple resides in River preside. Savitz Jr. of River Plaza, son Plaza. ence is sugar. Most others have put it What about taste? The deep, satisfy- of Mrs. Helen W. Savitz, 1505-3 in. Cott has not. ing, refreshing flavor of Cott Diet Bev- Bensom Have Son Rustic Drive, Asbury Park. Sugar was left out of cyclamate-frec erages wilVlave you checking the label A reception was held in the Cott diet beverages for two very im- to see if it's really a diet drink. So SUMMIT - Mr. and Mrs. Colts Neck Inn. George J. Benson of Flor- IT'S A portant reasons. First... sugar means before you pick up a bottle or can of ham Park are parents of a Mrs. John J. Mottine Jr. more calories. More calories can lead son, born Monday here in was her sister's matron of diet beverage, be sure it says "no cy-' Overlook Hospital. Mrs. Ben- honor, and John R. Cordner , to more weight. There's no getting clamates" and "no sugar." Cott has son, the former Kathleen was best man. Ushers were DATE around it. Secondly... sugar, no mat- TRICKV TRAY special neck labels and 8-pack stick- Jones, is the daughter of Mr. Donald R. Savitz, brother of ter how small the amount, can be ers announcing its new formulation. and Mrs. Dexter 0. Jones, 21 the bridegroom, and John J. LONG BRANCH — The harmful to'diabetics. Avalon Drive, New Shrews- Mottine Jr., brother-in-law of Monmouth Chapter of the Cos Look for Cott Diet Beverages in all bury, and Mr. Benson is the the bride. mopulilari Associates will hold your favorite flavors next time you a tricky tray tomorrow at 8 In essence, to add sugar is to take a son of Mr. and Mrs. George The bride is a graduate of A. Benson, 52 Birohwood p.m. in the Elks Club. Re- beverage out of the "diet" and "dia- shop... it's lowest in calories. Red Bank High School and freshments will be served. Court, New Shrewsbury. Somerset Hospital School of Nursing in Somerville. She is CAKE SALE 25tO ANNIVERSARY a student at Rutgers College LITTLE SILVER - A cake FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - of Nursing in Newark, and is sale lo benefit Deborah Hos- Coll Corporation — A Nitlonal Induitrln Ine, Pompiny Dr. and Mrs. Josel Stern, a registered nurse in the pital, a free-care, non-sectar. Stonehurst Blvd. entertained medical department of Bell ion hospital, will be held Fri- 37 guests at dinner Saturday Telephone Laboratories, day from ft a.m. to S p.m. at NOTICE TO RETAILERS ONLY: FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, CALL in honor of the 25th wedding Her husband is an alumnus the Little Silver A Si P. Chair- Cott Corporation " EdwaitlGbodman.lMl.-Cott Beverage* Edwards Dlstrlbujjno Corp. CottBot«lngCo;ofN.J,,lne. anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. of Middletown Township High men of the sale, sponsored by 4MZ«MaAvmum 10O-O9 fltonwood Road - 16 Brooklyn, Aveniiu 535 Dowd Avenue Murray Abdson, Princeton. School, and received a bach- the Red Bank -Chapter of Deb- Bronx, New York 10473 BrooWyn, NewYorkJIWS Baldwin, Lonp Wand, N.Y. 11610 Elizabeth, New JerWy 07201 •'. Mrs, Afoelson Is the former elor of science degree in biol- orah, are Mrs. Nathan Marx May SMeir of Smithburg. ogy at Monmouth College, and Mrs. Ralph Van Pelt. 212-824-8660 212-649-9050 516-223-5030 201-289-3200 -THE DAILY KEGISTES, RED BANK-MlDDlETOWN, N. J.j WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1969 23

NEW YORK New York Stock Exchange prices: 9 21% 21%21Marke% t Inconclusive Day for Street 44 14 13% 13% Soils Nit KayserRo .60 13 33K> 33 (Mi.) High Lew Cliu Chg. 33VXi + % A • 'ml Kenncott 2.40 60 44% 437/44, % + '/• proved. Other gainers among mercially minable deposit KerrMc l.» 40 99'/i 98'A99Vi +1% NEW YORK (AP) - Blue level after clipping close in Of 1,615 issues traded on the A-l-C KlmbClk 2.20 American 10 78% 78%78%— % chips held firm, but glamour early trading. Market chart- New York exchange, 791 fell, the rails included Chesapeake existed and that drilling AbbtLob 1.10 24 74 72'A 74 +% Koppers 1.60 9 41'/a 40%41V. — Vt operations had been suspend- ACF Ind 2.40 16 49% 49 49". + V. Krollco 1.70 133 39% 38%391/4 + 'A issues were hard hit yester- ists consider 840 a test area and 534 rose. New 1969 lows & Ohio Vt to 58%, and South- Ad Mlllls .20 23 15V. 15% 15% - V, Kresoe SS .40 182 S6V> 57Vi 58 + Vi ern Pacific % to 37%. ed until spring. Address 1.40 425 69 45'A 46'A —VA Kroger 1.30 91 34 33% 33'/. - V. day as the stock market which could determine the outnumbered new highs 39 to Admiral 45 17'A 17'A 17'A-% UarSleg .50 92 20% I9VI 20% + Vt Exchange AetnoLIf 1.40 staged an inconclusive per- Juture direction of the market. 14. Rubber issues, aircrafts, 81 40% 39'A 40'/. + ViLehPCem .60 27 16% 16%I6V4 Trading in Gateway Indus- AlrRed 1.15g 1 NEW YORK (API • Tuesday's selected 164 19'/4 11'/. 19'/4 + V. Leh Vol Ind 85 a /. 73/, 7ft — V. formance. The Dow industrials closed tries was halted pending tin „ and utilities were mostly low- AlcanAlu 1 20 148 27'/4 26% 26% - V, Lehmn l.61g 41 21'/. 21% American Stock Exchange prices: Transactions of 10,000 or Allen Cp .log 90 15'/l 15y« 15% .... LlbOFrd 2.10 •avt + Vt with a gain of 2.64 to 845.17— 69 46'/2 46V.MVi + V. Sales Net Declines posted a substan- more shares on the Big Board announcement which turned er. Steels, rails, and building AllegUd 2.40 9 41V> 41'/4 41% + '/• Llbb McN L 41 9 B'/i (hds.) H>>h Low Clou Chg. AllegPw 1.28 69 22% 21'/. 22'A-Vi Llgg My 1.50 8'/. tial margin over advances their first advance in six ses- out to be that the company 106 34% 34 34% Aerojet .50a 17 WA 15'/. 15". — % totaled 49 against 43 Monday. materials were generally AllledCh 1.20 163 29% 29% 29% Ling TV 1.33 Air West to 10'/* 9ft 9ft — 'A AllledStr 1.40 Litton l.B9t 62 3414 34 34'/. — V. among individual issues trad- sions—after having been off Standard Oil of Ohio spurted was negotiating to acquire 36 34% 3J=i 34% - % 4B4 52% 50% A|axMa higher. Allls Cholm 78 27'/. 2S'/« 27 LockndA l.w 51'/. - V. A"m Pet" r .Ms :i4 ra 23% ed on the New York Stock 2.24 in early trading. Alcoa 1.60 LoewsThe .13 673 20% 19%20% + Vt 62 34% UVt 34% + 'A 9>/2 to 107% after the Justice Continental Alliance Corp. of 32 73'/4 73'A 73V4 + Vi 268 36 34'/! AD Indust Amcx Decline AAABAC .50 80 19=/4 19 19 -Vt LoneSCem 1 36 + Vi Ark Best .30g 228 5% 5V. 5'/. Exchange, while the averages Index Dips Denver. Gateway closed with LoneSGo 1.12 41 25 24% 24% — 'A 5 21 ft 20'/4 20% - Vi Department cleared the way AmHeu .07g 125 37% 37'A 37% + Vt 111 19% 1CA ArkLGas 1.70 were divided. Prices declined in moderate AmAlrlln .80 196 3S'/4 34'/. 35'A + 'A LonglsLt 1.30 19% - Vt Asomero Oil 68 M'/i 2t'/4 30'/* + '/. The Associated Press 60- for its merger with British a gain of 1% to 10. Lucky Str ,«0 79 24V. 23%23% — Vj 346 23 22Vb 22'A — Vt trading on the American Am Brands 2 147 3B% 38 38 - H 119 31% 30V. AllasCorp wt "We had two markets going stock average added .9 at AmBdcst 1 60 32 55=/4 5S'/4 55'A - % Lukens Sll 1 31% +1% Barnes Eng 47 3'/. 3 3 Petroleum. BP, up.IK to WA " Collins Radio tumbled 9!^ LVO Corp 6 28'/. 28V,28V. . 5 l?'/i 19 19 — Vl Stock Exchange, with the in- Am Can 2.20 7? 48'A 48 4BVb - 'A 84 9'/. 1 BrdscanLt la — blue chips, particularly 292.3, with industrials up 1.5, on 122,200 shares, led the ACrySug 1.40 L/k Yng .3»g 9 - Vt Brit Pet .47g »3 14% 14% 14'A — 'A to 45'/4 after reporting that I 26'/i 26'/j 26'A - Vi 59 I5'/I 15V. 15'/. - Vt 1222 !6'/4 15% 16'A +1'A dex off 10 cents to $27.94. De- Amcyon 1.25 160 29ft 29'/4 29'/4 — Vi Compbl Chlb the rails, strong, and the rails up 1.3, and utilities off American Stock Exchange's AmEIPw 1.64 Cdn Javelin 101 11'/. 11% 11% - '/* per share earnings in its re- clines exceeded advances 542 179 30 29% 30 + Vi M-N-0 44 14 13% 14 . + V. glamours weakening," said .7. The New York exchange most active list. Am Enka 1 10 3O'/i 3O'/j 30'/i - Vi Mocked) .10 Cinerama cent quarter sagged to 18 to 303 among 1,609 issues A Home 1.40 22 19 18% Creole P 2.60 S 12 11% 11%-% analyst Larry Wachtelof the index of some 1,200 common 103 65ft 65 6SVi - U Macy RH 1 90 39% 38%39'/. — 'A 56 29V. 28ft 29 Fairchild Camera, one of Am Hosp .24 113 42V. 41V. 41'/4 — '/• MaDFd 3.71g Data Cont cents from 69 cents a year traded. Volume increased to AmMFdy .90 59 26% 26%56% - V. Dlxllyn Corp 17 13% 13'/. 13% — 'A brokerage firm of Bache & stocks dipped 0.02 to 53.90. 301 2254 2I'A 21'/: — '/• Magnvox I.M 163 41 40V: 4O'/i — % 56 24'/. 24% 24'/* + % the glamour issues, slumped earlier. 3.94 million shares from 3.31 AMBICIX 1.40 57 33'/4 32 33 + '/. Varathn 1.60 Dynaltctrn m Vt Co. Standard k Poor's 500-stock Am Motors 125 38% 38 38% + V. EqultCp OSt 46 9% 9Vj 3 207 11 10% 10'/. Marcor Inc 1 217 49 48% 49 + 1/4 72 5 4ft 4ft — ft iVt to M A in heavy trading. Sciilumberger, whose open- million Monday. AmNqtGos 2 83 33V4 33 33 Mar Mid 1.60 Fed Rejrces S'lt— "The blue chips were hang- index slipped .02 to 96.39. Am Photo .12 26 41'/a 41 Vi 41'/« + Vt Felmont Oil . 71 1 240 12'/i ll'A ll'/i + to MartlnM 1.10 213 21 20% 34 16% 15% 15/15'// .. — Vi ing in there while the go-go Among the Big Board's 20 A company spokesman said ing was delayed,- dropped l'/j Closing prices included A Smelt 1.90 152 32'/. 3!% 32»A - Vt MoyDStr 1.60' 46 8% 8'A - V. Am SW 1 72 34'/. -ZV/i 34% - Vi Ma/tag la 14 6% 6'/i — V. funds were liquidating the most-actively traded issues, to 99 after falling 3 Monday. American Technical Industry, 19 26 IV, —IV. he knew of no reason for the AmT&T 2.40 822 53'/. 53 53'A - V. McDonnD .40 139 27 . 26 26% + Vt itYel .40 42 10% Apco Oil fell 3% to 39%, off 2% to 19%; Solitron, off AMK Cp .30 313 2Wi 28% 29% + V. Mead Corp 1 Goldlleld «8 57/t 5*-V4 volatile issues." 12 declined, seven advanced, 31 22% 22'A 22Vi — V4 V stock's activity, Polaroid AMP Inc .4.488 195 56'/i 55% 55% -'/• MelvSho 1.10 12 72% 72 72% + « Gt Basn Pet 29 6%. despite an announcement oi l'/Uo 41%; Milgo Electronics, 1 Husky Oil .30 67 12'A 12'A 12'/. + V» He added Uiat the market and one was unchanged. Ser- AmpeAmpexx Corp 168 46 45'/4 45Vi - V. Merck 1.800 65 10F/I 107 107'A dropped VA to 135'/4. encouraging indications of the up Wi to 55V4; Levin Town- Anocon• d• 1.9• ^0 218 Sf/t 30 30'/. + '/iMGM .60p 16 33 ' 32% 32% - V. Hycon Mfg 8'/. continued to labor under a vomation, off V* to 31, on total AnChHock .80 22 44% 44Vi 44'/i - Vt Mlcrodol .4)0 59 26% Hydrometl 11 -tt send, up l'/ to 25%; and 25 26% +1". A lack of any broad stimulus volume of 222,400 shares, in- Penn Central IRises presence of metals oE the 2 AncorpNSv 1 8 21% 21% 21% + Vt MldSoUIII .88 367 23% 23% 23'A imperOII .50 15'/. ,r15'-A 15% — '/* ArchDan 1*60 6 56!-! 55% 55% —l'/iMlnnAAM 1.60 313 117 115',. 116 — 'A ITI Corp from the business area. cluding a block of 212,400 Penn Central, which platinum group from a pros- Mesa Petroleum, off \% to ArmcoSt 1.60 166 29% 28% 28% - Vi MlnnPLt 1.20 15 20 19'/i 19% — Vt Kolur In .401 60 19% 19'/i 19% + V. pecting venture in the Good 44%. Armour 1.60 1 48 48 48 -'/: Mobil 2.20a 5OV4 50'A - y. McCrory wt 9'/i — Vi Wachtel said it was encour- shares, was the most-active, reached a new 1969 low last Mohosco 1.10 146 soy. Mich Sug .10 6% — V. ArmstCk .80 195 35'/. 34% 35 — '/< 110 29'/. 29Vi 29'/. + % Thursday, advanced 3 to 32% News Bay area of Alaska. Corporate bonds were AshldOII 1.20 87 29'/i 29 29V. - 'A Monsan 1.80 39V. 39Vi — ^i MldwFInf .20 7 lift ll'/i 11%-'A aging that the Dow Jones Volume expanded to 11.01 MontDUt 1.68 203 39% AssdOS 1.20 20 45'A 45'A '45'A — Vi VI 29% 29% 29% Nlohwk Oata 258 7 9>/i 75'A 78 4-l'A average of 30 industrials million shares from 10.12 mil- after a $600 million-a-year The company said it had not mixed, and governments were Atl Rlchfld 2 2B2 98'/. 97Vi, 97% - Vi MontPw 1.68 Molybd 1.961 16 38'38AA 337'AA 38 + 'A Atlas Chem 1 Mor-Nor .80 23 27% 27VJ 27Vi 5 14'A 14 14'A + V. determined whether a com- mostly lower. X36 23% 22'/. 23'/. + Vi 34 36 35% 36 + Vi Nelsner ,05g -backed away from the 840- lion Monday. freight rate increase was ap- Atlas. Corp 223 5 4'A 4'A Motorola 1 Newldrla Mn 109 3'A 3'A 3'A Avco Cp 1.20 222 143'Zi 141 Vi 141% - 3/4 62 25% 25 25 - V, 27 22% 22'/. 22'/j + tt NewPark Mn 159 11* 10* 10ft + % Avne) Inc .40 98 13% 13V4 13'A — 'A 55 34 Ormand Ind 32 5V. 5 5 AvonPd 1.80 70 175 174'A 174% +1 RIC Intl md 49 7'A 7'A 7* + 'A BaDCkW 1.36 99 51 Vi .132 23% 23V. 23% + Vt 22 73 72Vi 72% Saxon Induct 78 93'A 9IVj 91'/i —2 BoltGE 1.70 s 47 24'/. 23* 23* — * 24 31ft 31% 31% — t NatCash 1.20 94 144 142 143 Scurry Rain Beat Fds 1 120 40'/i 40 40'A — to Nat Distil .90 Statham Inst 29 41 39VJ 41 + V. Beckman .50 86 Hi. 18 18'/. 69 57 56 56 -1 Nat Fuel 1.S8 102 •24'A SynlexCp .40 143 75V. 73V2 74i4 - W BeechAr .75b 24 24'A Technlco ,40b 7 19% 19% 19% Nat Genl .20 237 21ft 21 Vi 21% 132 24'A 23* 23'A + Vt Black Revolt and the Dollar Bell How .60 42 58'/. 57'/. 57% NalGyps 1.05 Nuclear 54 11* II ll'A + 'A Bendlx 1.(0 25 251/1 25'A 25% + Vl much of world trade depends, 81 37»/4 Wh 37% + '/: Natlnd .46f 50 10 9% 9'A + Vl Copyrighted by TThh e AAssociatei d Press 1961»9 By JOHN CUNNIFF condition is a requirement in Already the attempt by the workers. It takes only ordi- BenelFIn 1.60 81 52'/i 51'/l 51Vi — Vl NatLeod .Big Benguet 111 28'/* 28% 28'/. + 'A order to lessen social unrest. administration to slow the nary perception to know that can be challenged. Gold sup- 505 15'/. 14% 14'A - '/4 Nat Steel 2.50 94 45'/. 44% 44% — % Beth Stl 1.80 Nat Tea .80 NEW YORK (AP) - The Block HR 24 132 28% 28V. 28% + Vi 38 14 13% 14 + 'A Unemployment rate of inflation has pushed nonwhites occupy many of posedly is the foundation of 18 58% 5B% 58% + 'A Notomas .25 362 64% 60 62'A +3V. Interweaving of economic re- Boeing 1.20 NevPow 1.08 these blue collar jobs. U.S. currency. Foreign cen- BolsCal .250 439 32'/. 32'A 32%-% 8 43ft 43ft 43% + '/. —If the economy is slowed unemployment to 3.9 per cent 279 77'A 74 76 —1 Newberry 1 lationships is such that, curi- Borden 1.20 10 31 30'A 30'/i - '/. Mutual from a rate of 3.3 per cent at tral banks can upset this NEngEI 1.4! too sharply there will be a The unemployment picture, 07 25% 25% 25Vi 141 2214 22'/i 22% + V. ous as it may seem, there is BoraWnr U5 43 2B"A 28Vi 28% - 'A Newmnt 1.04 347 30 28Vi 30 + l'/4 big increase in unemploy- the beginning of the year. therefore, is already very foundation by redeeming their Brill MV I.M 1» "Vji 71'/, 72V.-1% NlaaMP 1.10 119 17% 17'A 17'A - % a direct link dollars for gold. NortolkWsl 6 73 84% 84 84V. + Vi ment. And, since nonwhites Compared with rates of 5.5 sensitive. And so is the im- Narrlslnd .to BucyEBrunswK,!°r 1.»» « JgJ «v< J*-* 46 W'/i 19% 19% — Vt between the 22 17'/4 17 17'/. — '/• NorAmPhll 1 Fund traditionally occupy the lower per cent early in 1964, the balance in the payments sit- The way to get those dol- 527 58% -l'/i Budd Co .80 NoAmRock 2 57>A 57'A black revolt BulovaW .60 20 39'/i 39'/. 39% + 'A X2O2 27% 27 27% rungs on the job ladder, it is present rate seems relatively uation. In fact, the latter will lars back is to slow the Amer- 209 14>A 14% 14% - W NoHGos 2.60 118 481* Bunk Ramo Nor Poc 2.60 47% 4BV. in the U.S. Burl Intf 1.41.40 65 3? 38'/i 39 + H 13 43 42% 42% they who might be first dis- low. But this statistic can be probably reach a record total ican economy. But equally 126 156% 152'/i 1557. +3V|NaStaPw 1.60 61 24'/; Burrghs .60 Northrop 1 24 J4'/l and the sta- missed. deceptively comforting and this year. delicate is that unemploy- Cal Flnanrinaml •73* 1.-0 '. %.- '..% . NwstAIrl .45 16 38'A 37% 37% listings CorapRL .45a 51 20% 19% 19%-.% 225 34'/. 33V. 33V4 —l'A bility of the Presumably it is for this hide more unsettling news. ment situation; to slow the NwtBanc 1.20 •Id Ask Eberit 1X9315.23 In the first three quarters CampSp 1.10 151 36 35 35 -l'A Norton 1.50 1 36V. 36V. 36% — Vt CaroPLt 1.42 213 32"A 32 32'A — V4 17 33 32 32'/i — Vi 247 270 Egret 13.86 15.07 i n t e r n a- reason that U.S. officials at Jobless Teens economy too sharply would NartSIm 1.22f EEmrg Sc 8.21 8.97 of the year foreigners have CarrlerCp' .60 41 AWi 40'A, 4O'/i + 'A OccldntPet I 55 47'A 46% 46% —IV. tional bank- CorlerW ,40a 151 31 29% 31 + Vi 610 2514 24% 25'A + Vi Afflllatd 7.73 8.36 EnergEgy y 13.4413.64 a meeting of central bankers For example, the teen-age acquired $8 billion in trans- throw many nonwhites out in- OhloEdls 1.50 Afutre 10.91 10.91 Entprse 8.69 9.50 Cose Jl 6 15Vi 15V. IS". + 'A OklaGE 1.08 55 24'A 23'/i 24 ing system. in Basel, Switzerland, report- jobless rate in September was to the streets. CastleCke .60 19 3O'/i 30V. 30'*. + Vt 2> . 22'A 22'A 22'A +~V<; All Aim F ,93 1.02 EiEquitt y 9.9210.84 actions with the United OklaNGs 1.12 = 0 CaterTr 1.20 304 43Vi 42% iV/i — Vi 12 19% 19Vi 19% + V. Alph""•"a" F" d 12.4'" "1 13.5" "6 "Equ""*t Gth 11.85 20.64 The relfr edly informed their counter- more than three times the OllnCorp .18 17.65 States, meaning they have ac- It appears, therefore, that CelomseCp 2 197 6W. 62ft 62%-1 87 23'A' 22% 23V. + 'A. Amcap 6.75 tionship - 43% + Vi In 14.76 16.13 parts that the payments prob- average, or 13.2 per cent of regardless of the balance of 25.71 27.35 quired that much in claims 43% + Vi goes some- lem is likely to persist for all teen-agers actively look- payments problems, the ad- ir 1 106 27 against the U.S. supply of owensco 1.40 26 86'/: 11.43 11.43 thing like CUNNIFF some time. ing for work. And the rate for gold. The highest previous ministration may not be able Owinslll 1.35 30 64"1 CessnaA .80D ,. _ _jp 12.01 13.13 this: CFI Stl .80 The Nixon Administration nonwhites was 6.8 per cent one-year total was $3.9 bil- to deal a mortal blow to infla- 31 58'/. 58'A SM4 + * P-9-R AmN Gth 315 3.ii Fid Fund 17.71 19.36 Chet Ohio 4 'Fid Trnd 26.67 29.15 seemingly is facing a dilem- compared with 3.6 per cent tion. L ClilPneuT 2 15 38 37% 38 PacGEI 1.50 203 34Yi 33% 33% — H Am Poc 7,79 8.51 —The United States has a lion in 1960. n 13% «% "V. + vi PocLtg 1.60 Anchor Group,wr.: , Dynm 6.89 7.55 cnrlsCM .05d 33 25% 25'A 25'A - Vt 9.63 lO.KlFlnanclol Proa.: ^ ^ ma, caught between the need for whites. Chrysler 2 217 39 36'/4 » + Vj Poc Pet .23g 99 27'A 27V> 37% — Vi Coplt chronic balance of payments Ticklish Situation CITFIn 1.80 18 S7M 36'/! 36%-1% PacPwL 1.28 55 19% 19'A W4 - V. to return the economy to sta- There are further revealing Cities S« 2 75 46% 46V. 46% + V. PocTSiT 1.30 56 20% 20'A 2O'/4 — Vt "deficit, meaning that it spends This, is a ticklish situation, Bobby Banker a$kt, 'Incom 6.5B 7:20' bility but fearful that strong- breakdowns. The joblessfrate ClarkEq 1.40 »24 35 34% 35 + 'A PanASul .77g 46 16'A 15»/4 15% - % Fd Irw 10.24 11.22 for it means that the value ClevEIIII 2.04 44 35 34 34% - ft Pan Am .20p 675 1414 14 14 r... Assoda 1.33 1.4S Vent 11.4512.51 more abroad than foreigners er anti-inflation measures of blue collar workers in Sep- "Do you need CocaCol. 1.32 59 S3 82'/. 82'/» PanhEP 1.60 34',i . 33=4 Astron 6.58 7.19 FsIF Va 11.4512.51 It! 34 Fst InGth 10.4011.40 of the dollar, on which so Colo Pol 1.20 67 461* 44V4 " 97 35V* 34'/* 35 — V, *«• Houghtot): . spend in this country. might set off more social un- tember was 4.4 per cent, or und 47 Fst InStk 9.1510.03 money?" ColllnRad .80 1548 32ft 30 32% 43 F * « 7.25 Cololnlst 1.60 Fund B »36 9.09 Fst Mulll 9.98 10.14 —This imbalance is poten- rest. double that of white collar 43 18% 18 18 — % 7.82 8.55 CBS 1.40b 200 514* Fit Nat 50Vi 50'/] — Vi ;Fst Slera ' unavall tially disruptive to world ColuGai 1.60 191 m, 27 V'h + % PaPwLt 1.60 44 257. 25'A ISVI — Vt _Sel Cp 5.34 S.SO Fjs ComlSolv .40 93 37% 26 26-/1 PenniUn .10 66 37% BabSOn 9.18 9.18 FleFlt Cop 8.U ComwEd 220 86 40'/. 39'/l 39ft- A PepsiCo 1 78 53% " Fnd 6.91 trade. It lowers confidei- i Comsat 90 56'/. 56 56'/4 - A Perfect Film 25 lSli 7.45 8.14 ConEdls 180 151 26'A 26% 26V4-V. PllierC 1.40a 118 102% 5.92 6.47 the United States' ability to 8.53 9.32 ConFood 1.10 103 44V4 44'/. 44V. + '/. pj D 2,,0 33 49'A jFoursq" 11.8012.90 handle its financial affairs ConNolG 1.76 83 26'A 25ft 26 ;;. Phllo El 1.64 96 24'/a 24% "« |0.t Fdn 11.9913.11 ConsPwr 1.90 81 35 34% 34% + Vt pWMp Ml)rr ] 60 34% FrdnkHn Group: ContAIrL .50 10 15% 15'A 15'A + Vi Phlll Pet 1.10 451 24V. ffi iJoJ 1M5 Com St 6.88 7.54 and It breeds doubts about the Cont Can 2.20 31 74V. 74'A 74'A „,.... 141 40'A Successful value of the U.S. dollar. 945 137 dccisiori ' —The most direct way of toni v» '•• Cent Tel .7! 101 7814 correcting this imbalance is 51' 20% 2014 —= R C«nt S.r «* , g5*« ;]!;n. Investing for a ViOupci iii •••"• to really apply bhe brakes to Tii/ .7 17% 17 WW +.JJ Sonderi .30. + % Stock 9.31 10.17 Imp Gth 7.788 8.46 ployment rate is much higher current rates indicate some Disney .30b 155 27Vi . FdB ,7.31,7.90 a comeback? I can hold my 8 Tindall Rd., Middlerown 17 1171/1 115% 117 +1W SaR.|n[l LJD 50 36% + % v.wii.Cwlth1 «= 1-4" '9 l.*li. weakness? L.C. Olverslnd .36 106 2O'/i l» » 7.J? SanFelnl..3O Cwlth CD 1.74 1.18 I lepnd DomtMIn .80 Q 24 24 24 than for uiiites. shares indefinitely. M.A. (Roberti Building) 24 50» 4JV4 50V. +1VJ schenley 1.40 .Z'vt Comp AS 16.08 17.62 Ind Trnd 13.5414.80 OowChm 2.60 45 71% 70ft 71 - V. schcrlrig .80 128 56% 55 55% Compel 8.60 9.42 Indslry 6.53 7.14 IS2 27'/i 26'A 27'A — Vt A Your local branch of Dresslnd 1.40 47 27'A 27'A 27'A - Vi SCM ,£ m ComS Bd 8.98 9.76 InsBk Stk 7.38 8.07 —It is felt by most responsi- — Wall Street's reaction 671-5151 OukePw 1.40 15 32'A 31'A 31'A — « 5COA Ind .60 9 22% 22'A 22% -I- % Comp Fd 9.7910.64 Iny CoA 13,8715.16 one of the large, retail brok- There's an office near you! duPont 3.75g 441 32% 32% 32% — Vt Comslk , 5.46 5.W Inv Guld 9.35 9.35 ble leaders that not only do to overstated earnings esti- 144 116'/. Wh lioj* +.»J Scott Paper 1 29 38'/i 37 38'/i erage houses should have in- DuqLt 1.64 + n. Concord 15.0515.05 Inv Indie 12.88 12.88 Negroes have a right to a bet- DynoAm .40 68 24'A 24'A 24J4 + Vi s^cLmd" 2,jo 59 39'/4 3S'/i 38% Consol In 12.37 12.17 Inves Bos 12.4713.63 mates is apt to be sharp. The East Air .37p 63 12% 12'A 12'A •:-• Searl GD 1.30 239 69'/. 68% 69/l 35 35 /! - 'A SouColE 1.40 337 27'/4 26'/i 26'A — Vi lta Tr 8.59 9.39 15.8017.27 that gives the pertinent infor- year net to 90 cents a share, ^BO EvonsP .60t> 50 27% 2614 26ft - Vi South Co 1.20 44 tPA 46'/i 46V4 Dividend Set Eversharp 95 44>A 44% 44'A - Vt SouNGos 1.40 101 37% unchanged from a year ear- FolrchC ,50e 64 27 25ft 27 +1'A sou Poe 1.80 mation, ratings, price ranges Johnstn 23.0123.01 - • • Hlller U99 MV4 84% 84% -8 A Sou Ry 2.80a 23'* 23% — % Drex'i'l ' -17>"5 17.15 j ASBURY PARK - The di- and so on. lier. Inability to pass on in- 5 AREA Keystone Funds: r5r el Inc 89 15% 15 15 - Vt sportan Ind Dreyl Fd 13.5914.89 K 135 44'/4 43'A 44 Cm Bl H.M1».7O rectors of First Merchants creased costs was held re- 14 14'/4 14% 14% - V. SperryK .47g 113 23 22% 22'/. + % Dreyf LV «.7013.92 71 32ft 32Vt 32'A + Vi SquareD .80 EtptHoword^ Cm B2 19.99 21.81 As you surmised, excessive Hanscom Fid. Rt. 128, Bedford 85 50% 48 49Vi 4- % Cus B4 9.3510.21 National Bank approved the sponsible for the poor show- , + Vi Roan Sel Tr 99,900 5Vi + * with similar coupons and ma- Gen Fds 2.60 M 85'/4 84'A Std Oil Ohio 99,900 107% + 9'/2 be payable on Jan. 2, to stock- term potential of this situa- Best Engineered Rain Gutter System 71 39V!«•/.. w«38i %39 Texaco 1.60 T904« .»30« 29'/4.74i *»-29"/«4 —— .- turities are determined by Gen Mills .88 101 74v! 74'A 74% +"vi TexETrn 1.40 194 28% 27% 2!'A + % Gull Oil 96.W0 33 + * holders of record on Dec. 4. tion. Hold for recovery. SonMot 4.30a 11 2 V 24'A M%iv. T.xGSul 60 313 _«•/. M%,22'A-Vi Polaroid 94,500 135% 1]A risk, interest coverage, call in New Jersey. GPubUt 1.60 -lii 141/. 33'/i 34 ... Texaslnst .80 311 12m 119% 119'/i -3'A Texaco 90,400 29% The 10-cent cash dividend will G Tel El 1.52 2 161. 18% 11% CNA Flnl 84,100 24'j -l'A Gen Tire lb "lOl lv'A "'A 19'/.: :... TexP Ld j45g 53'A - V. 31 3O'/i 30';* 30V. - % Textron .90 121 29Vi 28'A 29'A Am Tel Tel 82,200 be paid Jan. 2 to the share- Ginesca V£ 139 13% 13 13 — V* Std Oil NJ 78,200 64% '/ Go Poc 806 ill ?lil 51 51'/4 —1 Thlokol .40 I5'A — Vi holders of record on Dec. 11. 11 36% 36 36% - Vi TlmesMIr .50 15 43 42% 43 + Vi Gt W Flnon 74,600 Gerber 1.10 65 3B* 31 • 31V4 GettyOII .389 n 55 54'A 54W + % Tlrtlk RD 1.80 The shares issued under the FREE! 119 47'A 47 « - * ToddShp 1.20 28 391* 38Vi 39 Gillette 1.40 80 30'/4 29'A 30 — V. N.Y. Stock Sales proposed stock dividend will Glen-Atden 101 9 8ft 8ft - 'A TrnWAfr .50p AN ATTRACTIVE 113 22'A 21% 21V< - % Transmr .50t> 403 28Vi 27V4 2!'A + % NEW YORK (AP) -N Y Stock soles Global Marln 89 8'.'. S% l'A also receive the cash dividend Goodrich 1.72 341 34% 33% 33% -1 Transltron 414 30% 29% 30V. - V. TrlConl 3.15g 47 32% 32'A 32Vi + "1 on Jan. 2. GIFT WITH EVERY 96 41 38% 40'/. +1% ri:so n 29% 28% 28'A - Vi TRW Inc 1 79 14Vt 14 14 - Vi TwenCnl .50p 365 19V4 1»'A 19 + % The stock dividend is the CLUB OPENING Stl 122 31% 32 32'A — % 52 29'A 28'A 2!'A -IV. UMC Ind .72 28 IF/* 17% 17% — % sixth First Merchants has de- Choose Any One £; A&P 1.30 Two yeo" "jo , : 12,307,750 37 44% 44'A 44Vi - % Un Carbide 2 242 40% 4OV* 40% Jan 1 to dafe 2,503,404,773 clared since 1965, and will Gl Nor Ry 3 746 S5'A 24% 25'A - Vt Un Elec 1.20 67 11% 18% 1E% 1968 to dote 2,568,293,396 of Tlwse Clubs Gt West Flnl 57 41% 40Vi 40Vi -I UnOIICot 1.60 102 42% 42 42'A 1967 to date 2,237,266,274 bring the total of outstanding i wnUnlt .90 17 32'A 32 32 Un Poc Cp 2 66 49V* 48% 4S% - ". WEEKLY AMOUNT C-reenGnt .96 69 18% 18V. 18'A UnlonPocIf 2 15 43'/4 43 43 — % shares to 1,300,000. Greyhound 1 40 29'/! 28'A 29 — Vi Unlroyol .70 x66 21*i 20ft 21'A — V. American Sales PAYMENT OF CLUB C-rummnCp 1 919 32 31'A 32 + % UnltAlrc 1.80 101 4PA 44 44 -1 Gull Oil 1.50 36 ll'/i 10ft 11 — 'A Approx total slock sales 3,940,000 GullStoUl .96 X42 23 22Vt 22'A — 'A Unit Co .70a .SO 25.25 275 21% 21 21'A — Vi Un Fruit 1,40 V 53V. 52ft 52'A — V. Stock sales year ago 7,794,070 ADDRESSES MEETING GulfWIn -4011 83 30 29ft 29'A — ^* Approx total bond soles s 2,630,000 Hainburt 1.05 52 57»/4 56'A StVi —l'A Unit MM 1.30 HOLMDEL - Samuel Ha- We will form the gutter at ysur hom* — no uami — us 73 77% 76% 77% +1". USGypsm 3a 52 67 65% 66'/. + % Bond sales year ogo S 6,759,000 $1 50.50 Karris Int 1 194 27 26% 27 — V. ger, member of the execu-' MeclaMng. .79 49 30% 29ft 30'A — Vi US Indust .45 leaks. HEAVY . . . .032 Whit* Aluminum; HIGH BACK 57 34'A 34'A 34'A US PlyCh .84 84 33'/4 32% 33V. + Vt $2 101.00 .Herein 1.20a 20 45'A 44% 44% — 'A N.Y. Bond tive committee of the New . . . no overflow Into walk; CONCEALED HANGERS HewPack .20 77 103% 101'/. 101'A -2% US Smell lb 2 27'A 271'. 27'A - V. US Sleel 2.40 270 37'A . 36'/i 37 + % NEW YORK (APt -N Y Bond soles HoernWal .82 139 24V4 24 24Vt — % Jersey, Association of Inde- $3 151.50 ... no unsightly bracken an the outilde; STAINLESS IHolf Electrn 103 IIV4 11'/. 11% UnlvO Pd .60 Approx final total 114,230,000 92 43'A 42'/i 43 — % Uplohn 1.60 111 54 53% '54 — Vi Previous day 512,984.000 pendent Insurance Agents, Holldylnn .20 324 34'A 33 3]'A + Vi $5 252.50 STEEL SCREWS . , . only stainless steel screws aro used HollySug.1.20 12 21% 21Vi 21Vi - 1/4 Vdrlan Asio Week ogo .113,426,000 reviewed the organization's 53 22 21'A 21% - % Vendo CO .60 26 17% 17W 17'A Month 000 $17,53:0,000 throughout this entire Worn ... THE BEST COSTS LESS. Homestke .40 347 21?* 23'A 23Vi — Vi Honeywl 1.20 71 14IV1 146V"l 147% +1 VoEIPw 1.12 Year ago S20,B!o!ooo legislative aims for 1970 at $10 505.00 HousehF 1.10 515 42% 4I'A 4!>. +1") ui -X-Y-Z Two yean ago *!9,612,000 riouitLP 1.12 34 40% 40'A 4O'/i + % , ™ Jon 1 to dale $3,117,500,000 the 76th annual mid- $20 1010.00 75 72 71'A 72 + V. 1948 to dote » 3,311,902,000 Call for FREE ESTIMATE Nowmet .70 31 30 29'A 29>/4 + % WarLam 1.10 67 .21% 21'A 2I'A — 'A IdohoPw 1.60 34 31ft 31'A 31'A + Yt WasWol 1.2B 1917 to dale s 3,478,717,000 Ideal Basic 1 58 13'A 12ft 13 WnAIr L .SOp 21 23'/i 22% 23'/4 — Vi III Cent 1.14 19 34'A 33'/l 34 - 'A Wn Bone 1.30 89 43% 42% 4B4 — A 27>A + "< WlnnDIX 1.62 17 34 33VI 34 + Va B6 40% 40V. 40V. — V* BOTANY "BOO" InlMlner .25P 226 13'A 13 13'A + 'A Woolwlh 1.20 Inl Nick 1.* 404 4IVi 40% 41Vi XerOK Cp .60 444 lOTVi lOWi 104'A + It Anchor Your Savings to Free Delivery Call 741-7500 Inl Pap 1.50 »302 4IVi 41... 4!. Zale.C^ .64 22 47'/i 47'A 4i'A — Vt Int T8tT 1.05 clothes of distinction Iowa Beel lowaPSv 1.31 17 20'A 2O'A 20'A - 'A 3 CONVENIENT Itek Corp MARINE VIEW 358 7JVt »7!t 47'A-3% J-K-L Dow Jones Averages JOHN DANIELS CREDIT PLANS Jewel Co l.!0 19 50'A 50'A 50Vi ASSOCIATION *#4#% • ft ft k J*9 johnMan l.w 58 33Vi 33'A 33 + J* New YorklAPIFinol Dow-Jones overages SO BROAD ST. RED BANK JohnJhn .80a 114 14W> 143 148V4 +5! JonLogon .80 35 6IV4 pen High Low Close Net arm WIDNMDAY md MIDAY TILL t P.M. JoneLau 1.35 MIDDLETOWN ATL. HIGHLANDS LINCROFT rou/vts Jostens ,60 CHARM IT ' — JO-iO-MDAYI 471-2400 291-0100 M2X.400 Joy Mfg 1.40 Kolser Al 1 Kort GE 1.36 4« . 22Va -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK- MIDDLETOWN, N. J.: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER », 1969 Reef Project to Aid MariMLifi* creating artificial reefs a fea- SANDY HOOK - A hous- this as the beginning of a The reefs have been con- Atlantic coast, is a relatively ing program for fish was. reef building project which structed of truck tires, car unproductive area. Many ma- sible one. started yesterday by the will take five years or more tires, car bodies, concrete rine animals need solid sub- Artificial reefs have been Sandy Hook Marine Labora- to complete. The Monmouth culverts, and steel ship hulls. strates to complete their life successful in concentrating tory in cooperation with lo- County Federation of Sports- ' The object was to find: (1) cycles; coral reefs, rock and possibly enlarging local* cal interests. man's Clubs and other area what type of reef material is ledges, and other- areas of fish populations. .They offef Jn announcing the program, groups have offered to take best for attracting fish and relief on the shelf provide the fisherman the increased, L. A. Walford, director of the an active part in the project marine growth, (2) life ex- habjtats for fish, inverte- possibility of a good catch laboratory, stated: "This is with advice from the labora- pectancy of the material, and brates and marine growth and the diver a place to ex- a new experiment to see if tory and the state Depart- (3) whether these additional such as barnacles, hydroids plore and collect marine life. we can stimulate local in- ment of Conservation and reef areas help increase and mussels. They also offer a method of terest in building artificial Economic Development. populations of game fish. The lack of natural protec- utilizing otherwise worthless fishing reefs by providing Mr. Stone expects local in- Locally, species such as tive habitat and ready food and unsightly scrap material. advice and some assistance. terests to announce a meet- fluke, codfish, squirrel hake supply, the ever-increasing If the idea works in New ing for January to form a (ling), and blackfish (tau- pollution of inshore waters, Jersey, we will try similar coordinating committee to ad- tog), have been found to con- and the recent dramatic in- DISEASES DECLINE experiments along the rest of vance the reef. The partici- gregate around the reef sites. crease in the number of skin- the Atlantic coast." pation of skin-diving groups, Bait fish populations inhabit- divers and sport fishermen FRANKFORT, Ky (AP) - The number of infectious di- The reef, proposed by the party and charter boat asso- ing the reef sites are defi- — over 4 million anglers now ciations, and sport fishing nitely increasing. take 400 million pounds of seases in Kentucky has de- laboratory and recently ap- clined 16 per cent while the proved by the New Jersey clubs in Monmouth and Scrap truck and car tires fish a year from the coastal Ocean Counties is expected. Atlantic waters — have state's population has risen-8 Department of Conservation have proven to be the best per cent. . and the U. S. Army Corps of The laboratory has built or material tested. They last helped make the idea of Engineers is about four miles helped to build nine artificial longer in the sea than car offshore between Sea Girt reefs of various materials bodies, marine growth is suc- Flume and Manasquan Inlet. along the Atlantic coast since cessful in establishing and Floor Sample Sale The laboratory's ocean re- the program began in-spring maintaining communities on search vessel "Dolphin," ac- of 1966. First was a test reef the tire material, single-tire companied by the "Challen- off Monmouth Beach, New and multi-tire units are easy SOFAS or 1 A%. ger," towed a barge loaded Jersey, followed by reefs at to construct from readily with 5,000 weighted tires to Miami, Palm- Beach, and available materials, and the CHAIRS JL\J REDUCTION the site. The tires were Jacksonville, Fla., one off units can be easily trans- REEF BUILDERS — Asiistants of Sandy Hook Marina Laboratory toss used auto dropped onto the reef site Brunswick, Ga., and off ported to a predetermined Immediate Delivery tiros, weighted with concrete, into ocean to form an artificial reef and create singly and in clusters of Charleston, S.C., and one reef site, even in a small boat. cover and feeding grounds for fiih. The lab yesterday began reef building project seven. off Atlantic Beach, Long Is- The flat, sandy bottom of Huffman & Boyle off Sea Girt in which participation of local anglers, skin-divers and others is Richard Stone, project land. A reef site off Chinco- the continental shelf, which leader for the laboratory's teague, Va., is in planning in some areas stretches 100 Rt. 35 Circle • Eatontowi, N. J. • 542-1010 anticipated. artificial reef program, sees stages. miles out to sea along the Hearing Set for Today On Poricy Brook Line i'-a '.ALLTHE FIXIN'S FOR YOUR PROUDEST JEASTlM MIDDLETOWN - A public recommendation is much forum on the proposed sewer more sensible, Besides, they line in the Poricy Brook area can always flood It later, if will be presented by the Con- they want to," the chairman servation Commission 8 p.m. said. today in Township Hall. The commissioners, mem- CITY bers of the Sewerage Author- More Honors At ity and members of the Por- icy Pond Citizens Committee, For 'Triskelion' Enjoy Our Finest Beefs For Other Holiday Meals Atlantic will discuss engineering, eco- RUMSON — RumsonFair nomic and ecological prob- Haven Regional High School's Superama lems of the area, weighing magazine "Triskelion" has re- OVEN READY . EASY TO CARVE natural benefits against area ceived an All American hon- NEW SHREWSBURY residents' needs for sewer or rating In the All Ameri- facilities. can Critical Service conduct- Representatives of each ed by the National Scholastic DELICIOUS TENDER body will be allowed 10 min- Press Association at the Uni- utes for presentations. A 45- versity of Minnesota. minute public discussion pe- Student publications from SIRLOIN riod will follow. The meeting more than 5,000 high schools will close with 10-minuto sum- in the nation are judged on mations by members ot each the basis of content, writing group. and makeup in categories STEAKS S. Fred Stockham, chair- based on enrollment, frequen- man of the Economic Devel- cy ol publication and method opment Commission, said last printing. night his group will "go along "Triskellon" Is in its NMJi G with the recommendations of year of publication. Three is- the Conservation Commis- sues are published yearly con- FIRST CUTS sion" and accept installation taining original compositions of the sewer line as proposed of prose and poetry as well by the Sewerage Authority. as student art work. In addi- The Very Best "The Authority has prom- tion to its National Scholastic Extra Lean -Tasty Extra Lean Hot or Sweet Fresh Made ised minimum damage to the Press recognition, ''Tris- area and a nice service road- kclion" was given a medalist way that can serve as a brid- rating from the Columbia ROAST PORTERHOUSE GROUND 1 Italian SAUSAGE le, path," Mr. Stockham said. Scholastic Press Association The EDC opposes a dam for its 1966-1967 Issues. «nd pond urged by the PPCC, Alan Lyster, a member of BEEF STEAKS CHUCK SAUSAGE MEAT Mr. Stockham went on. "The the English Deparlent, is ad- dam would cost at least a viser. Members of the staff EYE ROUND «* couple of hundred thousand are Carolyn Davis, Douglas dollars. From an economical Kerr, Lindy Gabel, Mearle standpoint, the commission's Baker and Nancy Katsin. SILVER TIP

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Hallmark Cards • Gifts - Games -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK • MIDDLETWN, N. }.: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1969 Recount Backs Freehold Township Vote By GLADYS RIPS of the county Board of Elec- lican majority on the govern- chines from six election dis- After the recount at the Mr. Guadagnini and Mr. FREEHOLD — The recount tions. ing body. Now the Democrats, tricts by the four-member machine warehouse, the Devinc, the two candidates of votes for Freehold Town- Then everybody laughed, with a 3-2 majority, are in county Election Board. group moved on to the elec- involved, were unable to ap- Ship committee candidates and they all went home. a position to select the next Mrs. Plynn, assisted by tion board office in the court- pear yesterday because they was over, and observers mayor. house to recount 56 civilian were both woiiting. Observ- The recount confirmed the board secretary Arthur heaved a deep, collective Asked by Devine Charles, read off the tallies. and six military absentee bal- ers from the township in- sigh. election returns of Nov. 4 in cluded Democratic Commit- The recount was requested Meanwhile, board commis- lots. The original count on which one Republican, Harry these was also found to be teeman William D. McGovern "I'm glad the count turned D. Harper, and one Demo- by Edward Devine, Republi- sioners Mrs. Ann Andreach. and Mrs. Jane Clayton re- correct. and Albert Villapiana, local out to be accurate, and I'm crat, Frank J. Guadagnini can, who lost by eight votes Democratic club chairman; sorry for the sake of those to Mr. Guadagnini. corded and added the figures. Jr., won two committee seats. The tallies were then com- Republican (Hub chairman who wanted it changed," said The election result? over- The official count, which Robert Ferrell and attorney Mrs. Ann D. Flynn, chairman pared with official election turned a five-year-old Repub- was confirmed yesterday, night counts. Plan Millstone Bernard Weinstein, who was was Mr. Harper, 1,937, Mr. the Republican campaign When you think about a Guadagnini 1,804, Mr. Devine Each local election board First Aid Squad manager. 1,796, and Michael Dotsey was called in to witness the CLARKSBURG - The Mill- Reached at home last 1,648. recount in its own district. stone Township Fire Co. is • ••• night, Mr. Devine said: "The CRUISE The recount began in the "Some one would have organizing a first aid and res- reason I asked for the re- voting machine warehouse on caught hell if the count had cue squad. count was that.I felt I owed think Manalapan Ave. with a com- turned out to be wrong," Mrs. This is necessitated by the it lo the Republican Club and plete count of tallies on ma- Flynn said. fapid growth of this rural to the people who backed me BYRNE community because of the to make sure there was no < highway expansion/ pro- human or mechanical error. the most experienced "* GRAMAN'S gram. travel agency in The Fire Co. has been in "It (the count), came out New Jersey.. .since 1886. VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. exactly as it originally was 156 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, N. existence 31 years and the volunteer firemen will orga- and I feel that everybody will HUG FOR POSTER BOY — Mrs. Richard M. Nixon PHONE 747-5623 be satisfied now." nize the new squad. wraps her arms around Timothy James Bakarich, 9i ths Residents of the commu- Mrs. Flynn said tfliat shp national poster boy for the National Hemophilia Foun- HOOVER and EUREKA CLEANERS nity who wish to join in the was pleased with the results Jos. M. Byrne Co. KINGSTON TANKS & CANISTERS venture are asked to donate because they indicated that dation, during White House ceremony to kick off the Travel Service Waxers — Polishers — Hand Cleaner* equipment and funds. Anyone local board members are annual campaign for funds by the foundation yester. 144 BROAD STREET, SALES and SERVICE who can contribute in any working accurately. This was day. Timothy, who suffers from hemophilia, is th« RED BANK, NEW JERSEY "We Service What We Sell" way may contact Ray Carbin, the first recount since a New son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bakarich of Portland Clarksburg-Pcrrineville Road, Shrewsbury contest in No- • (201) 741-5080 ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PREMISES Ore. (AP Wirsphoto) Englishtown. vember 1967, she said. Highlands Gives OK 'ALL THE FIXIN'S FOR YOUR PROUDEST FEAST! \m For Urban Renewal HIGHLANDS - A resolu- would employ approximately tion to go ahead with the bor- 20 townspeople. Council con-, ough's long-proposed Urban- tinucd consideration to amend Renewal project was ap- the zoning ordinance to per- proved after angry debate at mit erection of the plant. last night's Borough Council Council continued consider- meeting. ation of automation of the The project is being spon- water plant until the next You Can Trust This Label on Your sored by the Urban Renewal meeting, Dec. lti. committee of the Housing Au- Consideration of a public thority. The proposal would meeting on curfews was also *Ro ,e35 Holiday Table...USD.A GRADE "A" directly affect the area from continued until the Dec. 16 U Waterwich Ave. to the east- meeting. NEW SHREWSBURY ern side of Atlantic Ave. It GOTTSHALL YOUNG PRIME TOMS would entail destruction of a Open Daily 9 to 10 p.m. number of homes and erec- Honor Unit Sundays 9 to 6 p.m. tion of 125 modern apartment (3tavxJbT)cu& units. Forty-seven families presently reside in the area Gives Aid concerned, i The great majority of the To Students citizens at the meeting op- posed the Urban Renewal LINCROFT - The Nation- plan. They reminded coun- al Honor Society at Christian cil that the project was de- Brothers Academy has initiat- feated by referendum in the ed a program of tutoring for recent elections and charged certain councitaen -with students experiencing difficul- breach of faith for reversing ty in their school work. The1 previous pledges to abide by program, started after the the public's decision. end of CBA's first marking Councilman Herman Black period last month, covers a explained his reappraisal oft variety of subjects in mathe- the basis that information on the project was previously in- matics, foreign languages, YOUNG Science and English. sufficient to render final, judgment. Reconsideration, 7 The purpose of the pro- he said, has led him to be- gram, according to.Paul Den- lieve that the plan would be ig, president of the NHS at beneficial to the community TOMS in the long run, despite its im- the school is to "give the stu- mediate unpopularity. • dent an understanding of his 22 to 24 lbs. Some residents expressed subjects. It is not to do his favor for "rehabilitation" but homework for him; it is mere- hotly rejected Urban Renew- ly to clear up difficulties he al. may have In his work." It Mayor James T. 'White took SAVE$1.00WltH COUPON BELOW issue with council's decision helps the student's class as and upheld majority opinion well — the teacher can de- as the only proper arbiter of vote more time to new ma- public issues. Mr. White terials when difficulties with seemed , embarrassed when the old are cleared up out of YOUNG one citizen asked if the may- or was making a political class. speech. The society has assembled Borough attorney Benjamin a large' number of students Gruber indicated that refer- as tutors, including NHS endum results are not legally members-and other qualified TOMS students. All work is done on binding on council. Luke Penta, head of the a one-to-one -basis, with the 18 to 22 lbs Urban Renewal Committee, student setting up an individ- SAVE S1.00 WITH COUPON BELOW said the project will improve ual time schedule with his tu- the borough's attractiveness tor, and receiving personal at and standard of living tention in the sessions. through replacement of run- down structures with modern housing units. He said reno- YOUNG vation of borough streets and flood control are included in the plan. Michael Kovlc, an official of the Highlands Outraged SWIFT'S PREMIUM Taxpayers (HOT), opposed HENS Urban Renewal. The feder- ally-sponsored project, he 10 to 14 lbs. said, involves an annual 510,- SAVE $1.00 WITH COUPON BELOW 000 borough allotment to cov- er the estimated $185,000 cost. Individual contractors, claims Mr. Kovic, are anxious to $ 00 build in Highlands. The con- SAVE an Extra 1 struction of only 25 garden Open your 1970 apartments would at once help to improve tile standard Christmas Club of living, entail no cosl to the Get this l4»5DecCaLP by clipping BONUS COUPON^ taxpayer, and avoid the 01 "over - urbanization" that Record Album for'I TURKEYS would result from erection of Depoiliep s Insureurd Up, to a 125-unit complex. (13,00(13000 by F.D.I.CF.D.I . Philip Giaramila of Key- port appealed to council for approval to build a latex paint factory in the borough. TOMS HENS The zoning ordinance present- TOMS Member Fcderil Reierte, Federal ly restricts paint manufactur- Deposit Iniurtnce Corp. 22-24 Lbs. 18-22 Lbs. 10-12 Lbs. ing. The proposed factory UKNITUKE CO. *£ c WEST.Keynor' l 261-0181 % Ib Ib Ib Features... H* 45 49 53 "MGELOW % CARPET" + KST. 1869 + and SAVE $1 with this coupon/* Open Man. and I'ri. Evenings 'til 9 -TOE DAILY EEGI5TER, BED BANK - MIDDLETOWN, K J.i WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1% 1969 -, STOBACE ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE ' AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE i wirt £MIL YOUR BOAT? -r LOST AND FOUND LOST ~ Tw* four-mrwith-filrt frmtfe LOST — Bl&ck and wMt« dog Kroll Motor. Inc. llBt FOUR-DOOR PLYMOUTH IB 1M0 FALCON — rourdoor. Automit- IMI TWp-ooon amva.oiM.T- yellow Labrador rctrlpvprs, Mldrile- one white eye, Mtddtetown area Tli Broadway Long BranchM N. DAIf — Tencher'l c»r. Low mile»n. ic. New am. Oood condition. 747- Stanterd »hlM. Om owner »r. V"> town srpn Children's p't*- Reward. Hwers to "Caaey". Reward. 842H6' M2-36OO I Beat offer, call M2-1183 0103 alttr 5 p m. Call 871-aaw. L — On church St., Rum son. 741-34M after 8 P m. _« 1987 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE Schwinti boy'* ftlcycie IJIUP. Reward. l/>8T~^-~LsVrador retriever "bii 19«7 CHBVROLET — Bincaynt. White 19« BUICK LK 8ABRB — Convert- «1H. TWO"KITTBNS' — ~"c'iilcb and 'tUer yoar old, black. Vicinity of Atlantl l'rli-ed to ull. S3.CU. Call 1969 MEKCURY MARQUIS — Powef four-door. Slick, 39,000 mile< A-l con- Any Information, call 842-2361). 741-0518 braliea, power steering, am/fm stereo dition. 787-MM.' ible. Fully equipped. Ejcellent run- LOST — F*msle «hpphcri>wpy fti.. Long High.ami*. Answers to -Rebel". Fi radio, fai-tory air condltlonefi, whlte- nlns eondltlon »960. After 7. 747-4605. BUSINESS NOTICES Middle! own. An sworn io "A^U". im- Branch, If found, cult 222-2068 ily heartbroken. Howard Call 291-1 AUSTIN AMKU1CA — lVn^oor, (mil wu!!s. Two-door hardtop, vinyl roof, MU8T SELL, DRAFTED 2^ 19«8 derstandu German only. Ownr-d by lJ6st ~~ HHSffct hound. Mule Two LOST --- German ahrphcrd, f speed. JI.B72. P.O.K. ellshtly hlRhi tUMrr Call 531-8931. Midget JIG. Call between <-7 p.m.TRIUMPH TR 4 1965 — inontlis. Brown with red on t«ll with automatic. Also Sprltefl, Midget; 711-8! 10. Call ATTENTION Set. Jonei. Picasf mil try Mliliik'town ytarx. Vicinity W. Ki*»npbiirg. 3N' Y. MOB roadsters — GT. A&G MQTUlt 1968 PONTIAC FIREBIItD — VS police or call 787-7?rc. How aid. lirn^c. Reward, 787-W121- mverfl to "Lady." Reward. 787-701 Asbury TarK. 775-318::. automatic. Excellent condition. Will 1984 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — Con- SMALL BUSINESS "ijOST~~ ~~FrmttiiniiiEi7it and ' sell lor Him. Call (93-8157 liter E vertible. S485, Qood condition, call 1969 CHEVROLET - Impala, 7000 bougie hound, IS Marlon SI , Ri W5cALLAC D-m. 671-5914. (Or larger office overflow* AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Hank Upward. 222-3163. 747-5^8. er bucket Brntfl. yvutnrnlitk: j mllei. Private owner. Call We can waist you In office probiemR, IJOST — At Atlatvllu Buperama, Jady control. All power. Bert olfcr. 71 KITSON CHEVROLET CO. 19*4 DODGE — Convertible. Low 948-97 BO bookkeeping, typing, maJlinf Uni, etc. 6351 a/ter 6 p.m. Hwy. 36 Eitontown mileage. Like new, Eaya, 291-8529. hinck wallet tdtitalnlng Import Nights 291-1184. 1865 VOLK8WAOEN SEDAN - Ra- Cili jiaixsr,*. Hcwani. 741-19:19 «ve» TRYiJiRE f 512-1000 dio heater. Excellent condition. $850. BAY OFFICE SERVICES WAGON — Good looking, cxcelle: BUY NOW - 1WW VOLKSWAGEN - 1967 FIAT 7*1-7594.. > 872-1710 ' niectmnlcal condition. A nleal at $25 Sedan AM-FM radio. Black. Oood 8r>O two-door, 14,000 original mllefl. One 1968 CHARGER — Black with vinyl CallJ!47-4tl(i'-> nltcr_3_!).m. _ _ condition. 51000. Call 767.7958. CARPENTRY — Low winter I«.tes_ Get a better deal PUBLIC NOTICE owner. Priced right. roof, green Interior, 383 cu. In. four Addition., j-arajes. remodeltnl, aw "lW""CORVETTE ~^ ConTcriTb'lV. 32 1967 GALAXIE 500 RASSAS PONTIAC barrel. Power steering and brakes. homes. Bob Martin, 281-3234. RWEDISil MASSAGE — Vnur cu. In., 300 lip. Automatic trKn Maintained to perfection by Werner dentp. Apjiolntment only. Mark Hof mliston. AM-FM radio. LeMam blu 3D5 Broad St. 711-51 !0 Red Bank and Country Sudser Car Wash. $2495 CARPENTER — Will do repairs and from XL CONVERTIBLE Eves, until 8 Call 741-8973. man. Profraslonnl Manneur. 747-020! Sacrifice, 13395. Call John Clark. Bucket scats, Fully equipped, Sliarp! remodeling. Large or small Jobs. Rea- McCAKthy CHEVROLET Priced for quick sale. CIRCLE CHEVROLET 1964 FORD FAIRLANE s- Power sonable. Call 787-1907. H.m. to 8 ii.m. Masonic Tumjile. First Ave. Atlantic HlKtilund 329 Mnile Ave Red Bank steering, automatic, radio, heater, PLUMBING AND HEATINO — StaU Maple Ave., Jtod Dank. Lunch 11: 291-ltOl RASSAS PONTIAC 741-3130 good tires. Best offer over $450. Call licensed, fully insured. Call a better dealer! lol, (1.25 Dinner d-T, ?2.5O. ; 395 Broad St 741-5180 Red Bank 741-7597. (62-4162 "j»67~CI!BvSoLBT CApfuC. K-2 Eve* until 9 9 LTD FORD — Four-door nard- pLBAB hardtop. Willie with blacli vinyl top top, »2,K>0. Call 1B66 BUICK — Four-door, V-5. radio, THE PLACE TO SAVE IS ... Look-in-Nook. Llmllotl, 775 River II Automatic, power steering, wlilt JS63 JEKP — Universal, with nnow 671-5923 heater Full power. Mounted Snow LEAF RAKING FBlr Huven. N.J.. liu-fl been dlesolY* walls, radio, alr-nnndltloneil. Exi'dle plow. Plowing lights. 4-wheel drive. tires. '$995 firm. Koch'e Garage, Bt. .condition. $2150. Call 741-0085 after Locking hubs. Call 787*757 after 5 JD68 VOLKSWAGEN — New tires, 35 and Leonardvilte Rd., Atlantic TREE WORK $1700. Call Highlands. REASONABLE RATES. 842-2104 CALL 741-8)20. TRAVEL - TRANSP0RTATI01 1W CAMARO — V-S, 3-spoed etlck, F & H Motors Inc. 1958 PLYMOUTH — Motor and pow- DoWNES PoNTIAC Cun be seen at 2* Franklin '%Ave., Hwy. 35 Eatontown, K. J. Pat Keelan's Auto Sales er Flyte rebuilt and assembled. To TREES REMOVED, HIDE WANTED — To Red Ba Leonardo, or call 872-1368. 042-1111 run, complete odds and ends. S5O. from Fair Haven nnd return, Loa Hwy 3« 7,87-1113 Keaniburg 284-3893. CUT OR SPLIT UP TOR FIREWOOD S| 62 LOWER MAIN STREET MATAWAN Fair Haven 8:30, Red Batik 4 ::iQ 1965 BUICK — Bporlswagon, Air con- dltli.ncrt. Power brakes and steering. 1962 FALCON — Automatic. Good Call 542-3272 ur .222-63OT ' (Between riwy. !) « » » IM Parkwoy Ovirpaii) !. Call liL'twrcn 9 and 4, 711-0855. 1 CLEAN POWERFUL BEAUTY "CUSTOM BUILDERS - We BUUd 7:OM MUTER TO YONKERS — Hwy M 872-0221 HlglilnTH 9-pa.sRenger. Good condition. One own- 1967 FOKD GALAXIE 600 — One tlrei. Very clean. $350. Call 2M- CLL OOOO Open Doily 'Til » P. M. *'lr*t offer over ?l00ft. 842-3193. 3S13. custom homes and other types of carry a «mall package every da TMT~FORD~O'ALAXIE sou — fw owner. Low mileage. White four-door construction. We will accept home from_Rrd_HanJk.J[4UllZ3. ___ door hardtop, Yellow. Whttewallo, ri 196.1) VOLKSWAGEN —• Sedan. Radio hardtop, power brakes, power steering. 1960 TIIUNDERBIRD — Black. Ex- 300-££77 ml. d Sat. 'Til • P. M. Radio, rear Bpeaker. Automatic trans- trailers on trade. We are specialist rtlo, Jioater. 289 V-8, power steerlni1 Heater, Excellent shape. Aaklng 5900. cellent condition. ]295. Call 291-0821 In fire damage rebuilding. Call er TioMM'uT'Biia" TO NEW YORK Low mileage. A-l. 51GO0, Call 787-275 Call 747-4977. \ mission, air conditioned, tinted glass. after 3. write MANNING ASSOC, 51J Union W*')1 pay your «om mutation If you after f>, _ , _ S16.W. 741-9394. deliver nn envelope dally [or UP I!t7€ IVOVA — Black, two-door, J700 La., Bridle. 223-6373. the Park Ave. - 50th 8t, »rea, Cu lOKS^CADILLAC1" CONVERTIBLE — down, take over paymenta. Call 671- 1968 NEWPORT Bucket Bcata, power windows, ver 1960 VOLVO Qood condition. In Army, Two-door hardtop, air, '11,800 mtlea. SUSPENDED CEILINGS — Paneling. 294 ft. Liks new. See It now! Finish recreation rooms and attics. and top- Cruise control. Call after VOLKRWAHEN 196B — Blue. Extras. mu5t sell. Will accept any reason- Sheet-locking, ttpng. S42-42B8. p.m., 741-6354. One owner. $8R0. able offer. 741-3352 after 5 p,m. RASSAS PONTIAC AUTOMOTIVE r HOUSE PAINTINO - ~Ejp«rlenc«o. Eric Dender Says . . . CADILLAC 10C8 -- Four-door hardtoj 2 !>4 2 i FORD — Wagon. Must sell. Ex- 395 Broad Si. 741-5180 Red Bank Interior-Eiterlor. Reasonable Pnons AUTOS FOR SALE do VI lie Kull power, air, AM-FM cellent condition. $1900. 583-9511 or Even, until 9 8424369. Stereo, door locks. Beautiful condi 1!)IJ6 CADILLAC — Full power, fac- &66-0100. tlnn Will exeppt trade. $3975. Call 2^9 tory air, cruise control. Four-door se- BLACK 1960 STATION WAOOW PAINTINO AND DBOORAITKO —In- TRANSPORTATION dan Exceptionally clean. $2670. Call 1968 SUPER SPORT NOVA 350 — Best offer terior and exterior. Roofing and gut- WIN THE 2211". ^ -0827. Four-apeed, superior maga. Excel- 741-5657 SPECIAL lent condition. 5H00. After 4, 787-5498. tering. Neat work and reasonable IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE—To gel 19C5 IJUICK LE SABRB — Convert- 1965 CHEVROLET — 6 cylinder. Pow- price. Free estimates. 7871877. WORLD'S LARGEST 1M2 Ford two-door. One owner. Stic; a better deal at Russell oidsmobllc c Kxcellent condition, Call after MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT er steering. 28,000 miles. Good condi- fihlft, Rjierial—only (205. Cadillac, 100 Newman Springs RJ., p.m., 787-0773. LBADER-«ed Bank Auto Imports tion. $675. 671-9360. DRAPERIES ANb CURTAINS — Cul- Red Bnnk. 7*l-0i>10. Authorized Dealer For Volvo-Triumph- tom made, lined or unilned, to your RASSAS PONTIAC DAT3UN specifications. 542-7037. STOCKING TWIN UORO HAMJlLEIt Renaiilt-BMW, Newman Springs Rd. 1957 MERCURY — Needs fuel pump. 3!>5 Brand Bt. 7IKM8O Ked Ban WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE 741-5886, Red Bank. »50. Cull Jeep Bales mul Service 370 Broad St 264-1323 Keyport INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINT- Eves, until !> Prices start at S^BiO plus freight I960 METRO — Qood condition. Ex- • 787-6813 INQ — Experienced. Fret estimates. FULL OF "l06B CAMAIIO — BS with rally spo 747-0040 T907~~vb*LK8WAaEN — White aedan. •ellatit local transnorUtlon. $100. 741- 1M3 MERCURY' station wagon, air Also light hauling. 787-8644. ptukagp, front and ronr air splrle Llltc new. Call 3352 after 5 p.m. conditioner! automatic. Good condi- 1175 h,p. 3HS i-u. in, M2'J Iransminslo J9R7 MERCtJnY — Morilclair hardtop tion. 747-3*1*. PAINTINO. AND DECORATING — Po.sltractlon rear, Hurst nh lite Ht-dnn, Power PteerlnK, brakes, afr 787-2397 196B FORD XL - Convertible. New Residential and commercial. Starting American tnagn, 7" wide, 8"/ii" J7i conditioning. Very good condition. 787' 19GG CADILLAC — Convertible. Air condition. 29.000 miles. Warranty. rates: one-family, 1125, two-family, MT llres on mar. 5331111,1 or 717-0353 S791 after G )i.m. conditioning, stereo, leather Interior. 642-3435. $225, six-family, $275. Rooms doors, Call _64-3G8S. - TRUCKS FOB SALE office, hallways $20 and up. Fret as- TOWN & COUNTRY DOn THE FINES1 SELECTION — 01 new tlraates. 254-88K. 60 Main St.. Matawan GEM OLDSMOBILE .jnd used cars in MonmDuUt County. 1961 JEEP — % ton . pickup. Only AUTOS FOR SALE 56G-6100 110 Main St. Matawan Over 100 air-conditioned new cars In 16,000 miles with V Meyers plow and 666-3600 stock. BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL, customers, Call 741-4324. CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE — 1966. Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury, I9S9 CHEVROLET EL Camino. Must TV SPECIAL $2.50 CREDIT PROBLEM? AUTOS FOR SALE yellow, Mack vinyl top, 39(1 rebuilt 741-S2OO. sell. Call 5:30 - 7 p.m. HOUSE CALLS ONLY 96ft engine, SS-OS, 94G-BE30 or 787. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN — £109B. BAILLY 291-2738 Color slightly higher. LET US RE-ESTABLISH YOUR 2659, ask for Dave. CREDIT BROS., Newman Springs Rd,, Hed1967 SCOUT. — Four-wheel drive.. A liltle help from you and Bank. Like new. Call PERMAFIX TV : a steady |ob It oil we need. AUTOS FOR SALE BUHLEh & BITTER 787-9417 671-5583 i PLYMOUTH — CHRYSLER T1S Hwy. 25 3290 Hwy. 35, Hazlet, :»l-0l!)8 1B67 CHEVROLET — Half ton pick- 741-2433 up Excellent condition. $1200. Call 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. o M 233 1964 BUICK — Alr-condllloned. Call 787-S022 '69 Dodge Pickup '64 Chevy pickup 7(1-9341 MUST SELL — 1980 DODGE rack I.IOHT HAUUNO—OLBAN CILLARI Come in Today — Fill Out a Coupon •69Oar1 GT "63 Mercury Won. after 7 p.m. truck, 8x12' bad, very good condi- YARDS OARAGES — Fret SJSUmalts. "fiBCamaro Conv,' '63 Olds F-85 1967 BUICK CHEVROLET tion. $475. Oall between 8-5, 747-5565. Call alter 3 p.m 7(1-21*9. '67 VW Wagon '42 Chivy Wgn. 1967 FORD GalaKle 500 convertible. Elect ra 225, Maroon with Black A-l, warranty, 19,600 miles. 158 Fair FURNITURE MOVING — Attios ul •MCharfier Cpe. 'W Plym'Mt Won. leather and black lop, All electric Haven R<1., Fair Haven. 741-8604. — No Purchase Necessary — '« »lym'fh »/gn. 'M Chrysler !pe. MOTORCYCLES cellars cleaned. Fre* «!UmatU. OaJI wfthalr 1954 PONTIAC — Convertible. Power M7-3OO2. '65 PDntlac Cpe. '63 Bulck Skvfark conditioning INYONE? steering, brakes. Factory air. Asking '65 Olds 442 Coups '63 Chevy 4-door One owner/ 1966 B8A—Spitfire Mark II. PUt track Drawing 6 P.M., December 15,1969 '45 Pontlac lato. '(2 Valiant 4-door SEE THE J650. 53G-2615 after 6:30. raclns cam. Amal concentric carbur- INTERIOR PAINTING LABfllOLA MOTORS BEST BUICK — OPEL BUYS etors. Recently rebuilt. $700 or best of- AND-PAPER HANGING Authorized Dodge Dealer of $2495. Straub Motors ter. 291-2(34. . Optn ties, til 9 - Wed. Ill 6 LOW OVERHEAD Hwy. 35 Keyport 284^4000 HAVE WORK: FINISHED FOR HOLI- Sat. till 5. DAYS. FREE ESTIMATES. J2B-4tfB. CADILLAC-OLD5MOBILE Ntwman Springs Rd. Red Sank ! 1969 VOLKSWAGEN BUS — Low MOBILE HOMES S. N. OARXJUILO. BRAND NEW BROADWAY AT 4TH DEALER mileage. 'J2350. Alter 3 p.m., 5 Shel- 222-12M LONG BRANCH hern Dr., Llncroft. TRAVEL TRAILER — IT1. 1968. Like HAVING A PARTY? •w;-.v-.lN:'::v-.--:-: 1965 DODGE — Custom Sportsman new. Seir-contalned, Bleeps ellllt. M6- FOB CUSTOM CATEMNO PLYMOUTHS-CHRYSLERS station Wagon, eight-passenger. 11095. CALL MKRRI-MAXmOS 741-0933 ATLANTIC Call 671-3972. . , NEWLY DECORATED, painted. REPROCESSED CARS 1965 CORVAIR MONZA — W00. Drapes, rugs. Call 187-5*21. Ill Har- LIGHT HAULING — Clean-up around and USED CARS HIGHLANDS Call mony Ave.. Keausbur^ factory, s.ttlc, basement ana gaiai*. C. Douglas Alan Paymenls To Fit Your Budge) 2B4-O188 Small buildings torn down and hauled If You WorK You'Can Drive) HOUSE TRAILER — 8'x32', three away. Call 482-2383. 1988 CHEVROLET MALIBU — Auto- rooms full bath. $1500. Will trade on MERCEDES-BENZ matic. 27.000 miles, two-door, vlnji car or home. 787-2805. "MASONRY WORK — All typei, pits- CALL NOWI 741-2433 hardtop, power steering. Excellent tering, concrete, brick and block, condition. (1900. Call 2»1-16U, 6 to 9 MOBILE HOME — 10x50. Enclosed M2-4230. Sales & Service '68 Dodge Pickup 'U Chew Pickup patio central air conditioning. Miny UNBEATABLE '69 Danl GT '61 Mwcury Wgn. p.m. KIND OF DEAL extras. Call after 1. 787-0238. TV ANTENNA WORK — Don« oy Forsign or Domtitic '6! Comoro Conv. '63 Olds F-85 1959 OLDSMOBILiE—Cutlass "8" W-31 qualified specialist. Free estimates. Dalivtry '67 VW Wagon '62 Ctievy Wgn. 350 cu. In. 4-speed. Polyglas wide Call 787-8163. PRICES '66 Charger Cpe. '42 Plym'th Wgn. ovals White with black vinyl top. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE '6t Plym'tfi Wgn. '44 Chrysler Cpe. Asking 12900. 671-1094 after 5 p.m. JOURNEYMAN CARPENTER On» block C coll direct sf.7 l'AI IV I 395 Broad St. 741-8180 Red Bank AND~BPOKT8 CARS AT MOHMOUTH done for the holidays. Call any Umc. { N*wman Springs M. Red Bank Eves, until B MOTORS, me, Hwy. 36, Eatontown, 747-137J MURPHY * DAVI80N — Mercedes- SI2-2IH, Benz Sales and Service, Hwy, 9, Free- WB DOrTT SELL JUNK — EMPLOYMENT hold, 462-5300. Nor do ws buy It; but — 1!)GG CHEVY II 327 .— 350 h.p. 4 We do bus* clean, late model carl HELP WANT^ED-FEMALE speed. $050. Call 741-2321 after 6 at top dollar. See or call WALL p.m. , LINCOLN-MERCURY, 7<7-M00. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Part- time. During 8 to 4, j tj 11 jimft BAYSHORE NEED A GOOD USED STATION CARB WANTED - We pay top IS and weekends. Call 741-4700. WAGON? See Mount English Ford for clean used cars. Call Mr. Vincent today. Red Bank. 741-6000. 9(2-5900. PDRMANENT AND TEMPORARY ACB EMPLOYMENT AOENCY.,1 1!)62 OL.DSMOBILE BS -~ Left aide CASH FOR USED CARS — Trucks, SO Thomas Are. 747f3494 Shrewsbury CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH damaged. Excellent engine, trunsmla- foreign or domestic. Dean, opposlta IMMEDIATE nlon. Power stecfrlng. power braced, Two Buys, Mlddletown. 671-9S4I. ATTENTION-YOUNO LADIES . FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS radio, factory air, two new tires. Five neat-appearing, agRresltv« Best offer. 583-9386. young ladles for Circulation Building DELIVERY AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS Tour for leading fashion editors, No 291-9200 229-4790 1M7 DODO-E Sportsman Van — Auto- experience necessary, on-Job training. matic. Radio, heater. W.7BS. call 747- Excellent salary. Must be able to fit- 2854, TWO THUNDERBIRD BUCKET SEATS. Green. Like new. $30. Oil gin Immediately, see Mrs. Crawford. 19M KAHMANN GHIA — Convertible. 872-0949 after 5 p.m. Thursday only, 11 a.m. to a p.m., Best offer. Holiday Inn Motel. Hailet. _ IN STOCK! M2.333S 1064 CHEVROLET station wagon. Air AUTO RENTALS EXPERIENCED conditioned. JWft. Call SEWING 'MACHINE 871-2788 DAILY • WEEKLY • MONTHLY Prices start at $6.99 and up Econo- OPERATORS 1966 FIAT — Sport 1500 Spider. Red, Car ol Red Bank. 210 E. Newman clean, $900. Springs Rd. 747-0173. Steady work, three weeks paid vitia- Bi2-1233 tion. Seven paid holidays, plus otlur benefits. MUST SELL. — 198T Camaro con- TOM'S FORD WE'RE vertible Excellent condition. No rea- BRIDGE SPORTSWEAR sonable offer refused. 747-4052. RENT A CAR 217 Bridge Ave. Rid Ink 1967 TRIUMPH 850 — Fully custom- 200 Hwy. 35 2M-1600 Keyport 747-1373 ized. $950, Call 741-6157 from 5:30 to 0:30 p.m. STENOGRAPHER — At lSSlt KM SELLING BOATS AND ACCESSORIES years legal experience, for Red Bask 1964 FALCON FUTURA — Automatic, law office. Excellent salary. Call JM bucket fiea-tn, low mileage. A-L shape. 1068 10V4 SAIL8TAR CORINTHIAN— appointment, 747-3730. Anklne $M>5. 842-4219. Flberglas weekender keel sloop Kn- closed cabin, two bunks, hesd, com- 19«7 CHEVROLET Impala station pass, lights, main and Jib, roller reef- s OPERATORS THEM AT wagon. $1400. Ing, 6 h.p. Johnson outboard, large Section work on ladlei' eotti "$M 6T1-2023 cockpit, teak and mahogany trim. car co&tn. Openlnra in varliUf «C- 1966 COUNTRY SQUIRE — Nine Positive floatation, boom tent. Beau- lions. Union shop. T houn per day. passenger station wagon. Full power.' tiful condition. Excellent sa[« family SHORE COAT OO. INC. 33 BrW|t Excellent condition, $1215. 747-9244. bolt. Asking S3B0O. 842-3264. Ave., Red BanH. ;. CHEVROLET CORVAIR lOftl — Two INBOARD SKIFF — 21' with Inlercep- WOMAN - Ps.rt-tlm« tor counter, uid door, four-apesd, 395, Call M2-2275, 8 tor Inboard, many extras. Call G42- kitchen work. Wed., Thurs., JFri., B:30 to 8 p.m. 1974 after 6 p.m. weekdays. to s :30 p.m. s.nd Bun., 12:30 to 6 a.m. Call ItlVERVIEW COFFKB IKOP, VOLKSWAGEN — 1965. Deluxe ml- 711-3700, Ext. 282. orobus, Only 40,000 miles. |7QS. Origi- THE BOATMAN'S SHOP nal owner. fi6fl-3309. ______Let us winterize and store your out- board motor. Reasonable rates. Evln- BOOKKEEPING MACHINE 1968 KARMANN GHIA — Red. N&wrude Sales and Service. tires, automntlc, radio Oall after 5:30 New Jersey's Largest Marine Supply OPERATOR p.m. 291-3974. __^__ Home. 2i Wharf Ave., Red Bsnk. 741- MATUBK PERSON BOOK 1093 OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE. 5780. TO SUIT Power steering and brake!, automat- Experienced or will train. ic. Exponent condition. Beat offer. TURNABOUT SAILBOAT — Excel- PROFIT SHARING PLAN MUST SELL THIS WEEK! 842-1641. lent condition. $300. 11' wooden row- VALUE! YOUR BUDGET! hoit. SM. B72-0777. WRITE OR APPLT 10ii6 CHEVROLET — Two-door, six 23T~SKIPF SHELTER CABIN CRUIS- EBSCO BUILDING Choose from Monmoufh County's cylinder 46.000 miles on engine. 5W ER — 12S h.p. Chrysler. Hesd. Aik- (Opposite airport) taken nil. Call T47-95S5 fitter 5 p.m. Ing 11000 or best offer. 668-7361. Largest Selection of ,. All day Siit,, Sun. _____^___ Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury 1967 MERCURY 1966 CADILLAC 19G5 PONTIAC — Cntnllna. Excellent BLUE JAY AND TRAILER condition. Power stoering, power Needs some work. ATTRACTIVE GIRL FRIDAY XR-7 Coupe. Blue-Block podded Sedan DeVllle. Light grov. red brakes radio, heater, Tlrca and body 842-1345 Aggressive, pleasant, dependable, will- ing to learn, under 30. oood •alary. top. air conditioned. lenth.tr Interior, air conditioned. in excellent condition. Best offer over 18' FABUOLAS CABIN CRUISER — W2S. Call 531-VJ61. With tandem trailer, 120 h.p. stern Two locations—Astmry Park or Key- drive. Less than 100 i hours. Fresh port. Cull 281-1003: • $2195 USED CARS water sink, head, Klcrps two, .power EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — $2895 MOBILE HOMES till. Call after 6. 671-2829. Pull or psrt-tlme nights, 5 to 9 p.m. WHOLESALE TO THE PUBLIC! 17' FLYINO FINN — Electric Evln- Apply In person, Peterson's, 183 Riv- rude 39 h.p., run M hours. Many erside Ave.. Red Bunk/ ' 1968 CADILLAC SCHIFFMANS axtria 1250. 741-8476. TWO WOMEN WANTED-For tele-' 1969 MERCURY phone contact work, evenlrtg hours 8 Eldorado. Yellow with black "DOZEN DEALS" OF THE WEEK! CAMPERS fc TRAILIRS 19S8 15' MFC RUNABOUT — With or 6 to 9. working from our office, TRAILERS — CAMPERS 'ii h.p 1T102 Johnpon motor and 10fi7 Mon. through Frl. Garden State car- Vinyl top, air cond, Loaded, CouQar 2-door hardtop, low MOTOR HOMES trailer, S460. 747-5277. ^^ pet Co. call 281-6719. Ask for Mrs. ml Isaac, air conditioned, white- N. J.'s lorgeit droler, over 100 mills O'DAY SAILBOATS Klein. $5195 on display, black vinyl tDp. Executlvt car- "r in AUTO RENTALS experienced girl with knowledge or $2395 $2095 cheirMdc tisn.sllng nnd office pro- WANTED AUTOMOTIVE cedure. Permanent position. *0 hour Spor! Fury 2-door hard- week. Salary tt> $100. Write'Box K-134, "300" 4-door hardtop, The Daily IteRtjitcr, Rod Bank, statlHf radio and he tiler, auto- top, radio and heolcr, hackgrmintl and experinncp. 1966 MERCURY 1967 CADILLAC matic, power steering, automatic oi console, Winter Is Just WEEK-END power steering, bucket EXPERIENCED COCKTAIL Sedan DoVllle, Betqe block vinyl sects. Around the Corner... SPECIAL ... HESS — 21 or over. Apply at TONY'I ' Colony Pork. 9 pass, Wogon. HKRTAIJRANT, Hwy 35, HizlaL 2t4- top, air conditioned, ana w; need 100 Used Cart 3777. $1695 We will trade or buy out RENT RALER HBLP — Fvill tlm«, part- $3995 time. Experience helpful, hur will *i- right — Call or Com* in A NEW Bint If Inlerpntcd and wlllinc Aprly In perdon. Fix Bhoeii, Hwy 35, Mia- '63 VOLKSWAGEN COUGAR er MONTEGO MX dlnlowii. No phone calls. 1965 LINCOLN 1967 FORD TOM'S FORD From Friday 5 P.M. to Monday 9 A.M.— TSTROUSEWORK Contlnwitol 4-door. Ughl blot, Country Sedan. 6-pnss wagon. ASK FOR ED SIGLER Salary $9(1 per week. Hi days, houri a\r conditioned. Hwy. 35 264-HOO Ktyport D to fl:30. Transportation necessary. Dark' blue. 50 FREE MILES Call Over 50 Make Your AAMCO R.nrY.Hon NOW, BUSINESS NOTICES

GUARANTEES HONORED AT ANY KRACK'S GARAGE AAMCO SHOP NATION WIDE WALL RED IANK — 142-2509 LINCOLN-MERCURY AUTO AND MARINE 193 Ntwman Springs Road Shrewsbury Avenue ENGINE REPAIR SHREWSBURY AVE. at SYCAMORE at Sycamore 747-5400 ASIURY PARK — 774*100 747-5400 7 Poplor St. Pori (Aonmo«lh . 10s Railroad Avtnu* (You Furnish On) 7B7-5600 -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN. N. J.: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1969 27 HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE INSTRUCTION! HOUMlCTiBPBa _ n», days Family Circue wtrt. With reference*, own tram TEMPORARY WORK NOW HANDYMAN — HBAD PORTKR - COMPUTER CAREERS, porutlM. Hunt tret. 2M-M61 SALES POSITIONS lUna housekeeping; and rnainti* PART-TIME nance, flame carpentry, upholstery, tuiioesf, Industry 7-2034 for Interview R & D TECHNICAL BOOKKEEPER its latent expansion needs. Earn over 10 a.m. to 3:3U p.m. ATLANTIC UK ECPI, 236 MonmouUi Pa.rk Hwy., LPN'i -3 to u. 11 to 7. King INFORMATION (Machine Operator) J5000 extra Income by working only HIGHLANDS NUjtSING HOME, 8 Zest Long Branch. Nu»ln» Home. two hours a day interviewing people CENTER who have -written to us for help. No •liddietown Ave., Atlantic Highlands. 291-3100 3 P.M. - 11 P.M. •alea txpcrlence necMsary. Complete JOBS WAITING!,! WOMAN TO CLEAN AND IRON — Duties consist ot accesEioning at Excellent hourly rates. Register 9 tc training given for this dJgnilled, ethical STORE MAN Tuea. and Frl. Good pay. Steady em books, maintaining card catalog 5 p.m., Mon. through Frl. or call: sales program. Part-time or full lime, atop in at REtt Trained Operators ployment. References. Call 671-59- (lie and general handling of techni- For a private interview nee Carl Hude BANK LUMBER, Corner fearl a.nd before 10 a.m. or alter 3 p.m. Mm at the HOLIDAY INN, Room 101, Rt. Wall St., Kcd Bank. 741-&SO0. Needed Now! have own transportation to Mtddl cal suljflcrlptlona. Previous library MANPOWER INC. 35, Hazlet, Nov. 19 from 12:30 to 9 town area. experience required. p.m. After Nov. 19 call 545-0332. Learn IBM t W. Front St. Bed E • KEYPUNCH MEERY CHRISTMAS! Part-Time Days 842-4343 INTERNATIONAL MATERIAL IOFFICE AUTOMATION AVON gives you the opportunity v iCOMPIJTBR PROGRAMMING turn spare time Into money, sel HOURS ARRANGED To SUIT WOMEN - Etrn 5M and up CORRESPONDENCE lne superb line of gift items t -, time »t c IBM 360 Computer neighbors, start now. Call J Call Mr. sugrirbaker Kanekalon !lrotch wigs. B66-5667, 566 SCHOOLS HANDLERS Btrchall, 741-4S43 or 462-3377, 77( 261-1500, Ext. 230 9553. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY on Premises 1220. or apply to Personnel HOUSEWIVES AND MOTHERS EMPLOYER $2 Plus Per Hr. TREE PLACEMENT AS3IBTAN0B Lucrative part-time work availabk DAY OR EVENING CLASSES rsALKBOIRLPermanent position til. INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR MANAGER TRAINEE — Young man Permanent-Temporary..,Full Time APPROVED FOR VETERAN! time, for general selling. Experlenc in prestige business. Excellent earn for flna jewelry store. Sales ex- No experience necessary & FRASRANOES, INC. ing*. If accepted, our natlonall perience desired Excellent oppor- INTERVIEWS NORTHEAST "preferred, but not necessary. Appl known organization Is No. 1 In ll~ In person to MM. Plnsley at Klslli tunity for advancement. Good pay TUESDAYS ft THURSDAYS field, For Interview oil 222-8007. 568 while learning-, two v.eel;» paid a.m. • 10 a.m. 2 p.m..3 p.m, COMPUTER INSTITUTE Front Bt., Red Bank. 800 Rose La. Union Bead 0426, 774-6192. Fri., 7_p.ini. lo 9 p.m An Eriual Opportunity Employer vacation, hospital Nation and other 10 English Plaza Bed Bink MAID — Retirement tome. •*„. BABYSITTER WANTBD — Kas1 benefits. Apply 1/ltma.n's Jewelers, LAN VIN- round worst five days week, 11.70 pei Keansburg area, nlghLi. Call 741-6044. Monmoutli Shopping Canter, E»> CHARLES OF THE RITZ CALL , bour. Sea Mrs. Davenport, Mon WOMEN — AVON ARK, tor Miss Maxlne. Alter 7 p.m tontown. through Frt., 40 Hlvirstdt Ave.. Rti FULL OR PART TIME. Several terri- oall 7SJ-6607. RT. 35 HOLMDEL, N. J, Bank. torial open (or women who are Inter- SHORT ORDER COOK — B p.m. to tsted In having a good, iteady In' 1 a.m. HARMONY COFFEH SHOP, MAN — For alt around work. Five AND MATURE NURSES' AIDE come. Experience not necessary. Rt. 35, Mlddletown, or flix days, year-round. BenefltR. MERCHANDISE —3 to • 11 p.m. Pull or part-time. Avon nils Itself. Call 741-4M3, 461 HELP WANTED-MALE Apply -In pcraon, BUOOK.I>ALK MIKB- SHREWSBURY MANOR NURBINI 3377. 774-1220. FLOOR WAXER, WINDOW CLEAR ING HOME. Hwy 35, Hazlet. FOR SALE HOME, 741-2058. MEN WANTED KR Experience desired but not neces^ PART-TIME CASHIERS — loodtown, lary. Call B68-7O18. TELLER — Experienced. Excellent COUNTER OIRL WANTED - Ex- Sea Bright. Apply in person, 118 MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN EXPERIENCED MEAT CUTTER — company benefits. $110. MANPOWER perlenced preferred but not neces< Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 925 Hwy 35 Mlddletown Union, all benefits. Apply FOOD CIR- INC., i W. Front St., Red Batik. - aary. Part-or full Lime. Paid holidays, Full or part-time workers (or eve- CUS, 3lt. 3S, Mlddletown. B71-222Q, HAMMOND .vacation with pay. Blue Cross partly nings. Must be at least 18 years old. GENERAL MAINTENANCE MAN lpatlon. Apply Top Hat Cleanera, Rl INSURANCE SECRETARY WANTED — Apply In person, Rollo 35, Mlddletswn. Experienced. Salary ©ommensurati SALARY S3.50 PER HOUR PURCHASING AGENT Trucking, 295 Broadway, Keyport. with ability, fringe benefits. Write Afust be available Immediately. KL Experienced purchasing agent for WAITRESS — Apply in person ha Box 82*. Red Bank. experlonce necessary. Good advance company engaged in ma.nfa.ctur.ng of POKTEIV-/3LTQAMER — Apply in ORGAN tween 7:30 - 10:30 a.m. The Burge: menu Guaranteed Increment wlthii "1 better give you another kiss 'cause you just electro inecha.nlca.1 assemblies both peraon after S p.m, at TOWN THffi- Bowl, 13 White St., Red Bank. UN — For ataft position In publi. first month. Call 711-4015. ooramerolal and government. Apply ATJCJl, Ut. 35, Mlddletown. health agency. Long Branch. 229-0811 wiped that other one off." 118 Chestnut Bt., Red Bank 741-0101. 'CLERK. — Llsht typist, good wltii between 8:30 an* 4:30. figures. Little silver area. $70. MAN' FULL TIME MECHANIC (Also Part- STUDIO POWER INC., -4 W. Front st,, Re, EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — Ap time) — Good pay Apply In person a1 .MEN—"PART-TIME nELP WANTED-Male-Female Bank. 8(2-4343. ply In person at TOWN & SURF J, M. FIELDS AUTO CENTER, Rt. NlghU fl p.m. to 11 p.m. Permanent OF ASBURY PARK DINER, Rt. 35, MMdletown. 671-1316. 31, Hailet. offlcft cleaning ivork In Mlddletown J ADMITTING CLERK — Part-time, NEW HAMMOND 4 WOMAN — To take ewe atllng onlt (letj you rlay songs on your own ^Personnel Office Rlvervlew Hospital ateno. Preferably >a«kground In en * ELECTRIC SHOP. 49 Broad St. '.741-2700, Ext. 325, An equal opportuni 741-8111. ASSISTANT MANAGER — Good op- rom the sts.rt> and 5 weeks of lessons Sty employer. gincerlngr, and/or quality control time portunity. Apply J.M. FIELDS AUTO SALESMEN AND .t no charge. COMB IN FOR A FREE lions. Some knowledge of simple me' FOREMAN — Experienced In cnl'. SUPERMARKET CENTER, Rt. 35, Hszlet. DEMONSTRATION. 1 THURSDAYS — Starting Dec. 4. Flvi chancla.i drawings helpful, salary to dren's or ladles' coats. This Is an ex SALESWOMEN ihoun - $10, Housecleanlng. OWL be determined. Apply la peracwi, cellent opportunity with a progresslv PIZZA PtH MAN — Over 21, PR 5-9300 itntraporatlon. (Near Red Bank Air ELECTRO-IMPULSE, 116 Chettnui firm. Shore area. Call 220-5541 bettr. Italian restaurant. Call Permanent full tim«, part 300 Main Bt. Ainury Piri 'port.) Oall 7-9 .p.m. only. 741-2578, fit,. Red Bank. B p.m. After 6, 7*1-2578. OPPORTUNITIES 872-1323 Open oally 'til 9: Sat. 'til 0:30 CLBRKfflTENO — 5,2.25 Hourly. Af HOUSEKEEPER — Private home, DEPENDABLE MAN —To drive am LABORER FOR SEPTIC TANK timo and teascnal opening). -ter Civil Service Test, $4,373. to 85,63: Reliable, experienced, recent refei cook. Small family. Write to Box R TRUCK — Licensed driver preferred. ^Mlddletown residence only. Excellen ences. Live In, Attractive room, TV. 147, The Dally Register, Ked Bank. Steady year rohni work. T41-1846. SINGER PORTABLE Phone 747-3208. WRAPPERS s • tyalng skills a "must". RBORK- FULL TIMS KITCHEN HELPER — eiTect machine for toeginner. U*ei!, "ATIOIfr C6MMIB9ION,"7«-0844— . MEAT WRAPPERS — Experience* GROCERY CLERK DEPARTMENT MANAGERS Mon. to Frl. 8 to 4. Apply Gibbi but In perfect sewing order. Guaran- lull time. Union scale, benefits. Al<. 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily teed, Only #20,95. 16 W. Front Bt, -DENTAL ASSISTANT — Experience u PRODUCE CLERK Hall, 632-4681. _____ Red Bank. only. Must be capable or responsible EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER. A-p pi/ Food City (fluperama) Blirewa Union ehop. All benefits. Full time. MANAGER TRAINEES ENGINEER — Structural design. Col TYPEWRITERS, ADDING jnichtnai. . duties. Apply with complete resum bury Ave., New Shrewsbury. Contac' t' Jj'ood Circus Buper-Ma,rkei ~tga graduate. Experience desired bu or 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. daily -only to Box 0-157, The Dally Kegla lot necessary. Salary commensurate All makes new or usad. Guaranteed. .ter, Red Bank. OTl-2220. Low as (25. Eftrplco's 101 Monmouth KEYPUNCH — Part-time." Earn ex- with experience. benerit*. St. M«t to theater. 747-W85. tra money for Cnrlstmaa, Second o\ EXPERIENCED BUICK MECHANIC CLERKS An equal opportunity employer. 'Writ. ...e. and all day Saturday. Talk ~ WOMAN - LIVE IN third Bhllt available. Start Immedl — For Monmoutli County's largest Box K-131, Tha Dally Register, Red « BUY — On cut crystal, china, :< Housework. Salary $90 per week. Wi ately. Red Dank area, Oall Mr. Heck. dealer. Excellent benefits and work- Jewelr/, and furniture for Cnrlitmai board husband tree. Call 493-4323 atte. H2-&6O4. Ing commons. 741-7643. Here is a great opportunity to forge ahead In the super it over with Harry Eattwiclc, giving. Antiaue Mart, Brooksid« and •.«'.3O p.m. COUNTER GLRL — Wanted. Part DRAFTSMAN — Expftrienco on *l*c- Monmoutli lid., Oakhumt. NJR AIDE—Over 21, D p.m. ti time. Must be able to work aOmt tro-mechanlcal assemblies. ApplV ; market field with this dynamic, expanding organization Manager, 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 1868 APACHE TRAILER — MCB4 III ;:11 p.m., five-day week, year-mint evenings and weekends. AppU BLECTRO-IMPUL3B, Ufl Chei COMPOUNDER Bought new, In use 7 weeks, flletfi '-position. Paid holidays and benefits, CHICKEN HOLIDAY, 165 E. New Bt., Kod Bank, 741-O404. that offers limitless potential to the right individuals, BXPKRI1SNCBD OR THAINKIO »lx. $1100. 222-2766. Bprlnea Kd., Shrewsbury. ,'• Apply In person, Brookdale Nurslnr Wfl seek an industrious individual a.m. daily. MAPLB BETDaOOM BE?, kitchen table , Home, 3325 Hwy. 39, Hazlet. "FOR THE CHRISTMAS SMN •killed in the me&fluriag And mixing nd lour chalr5. Very reasonable SEASON — In a fine, well knowr PRINTER ot cream* and lotions. We a1n« have TBACHBR NEEDS BABYSITTER — We seek full time help, experienced, or we will train, in opening fnr a BRIGHT trainee, re- 229-1838 Weekdays, 8:30 to 2:30 p.m. Rumsoi Btoro. Full time. Write to Box K-L35, The Dally Register, Red Bank. pomposltor. Steady year round em- quiring someone with an aptitude for NATELSONS J. KRIDEL -«rea. On bus line, Call 741-7659 afte: and we offer good starting salaries, company paid figures, Broad & Front Sta. GOING UP 4:30 p.m. WAITItESBES WANTED — Apply 1 ployment on night shift of dally news- We offer splendid working condi- Or phont 741-5300 for appointment. Prices on aluminum tiding ar* lolnr WOMAN — Part-time, general offlc person. Rex's t)lner, West Front St benefits and excellent working conditions. tions and liberal benefit* combined up, wa are ullll selling at th« old work. Experience desired. Must bi Red Bank. Ask for Mike. paper. Excellent fringe benefits, good with a congenial atmosphere in our low prices Call for Pres Eitlmata. neat and accurate, Tuesday througl modern alr-condltloned plant. WAITRESS OR WAITER PROWN'S Baturday, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Pa' BUXTON'S •alary, For further details, write • MEAT INTERVIEWS Counter and tables. Dependable. 5.1' 32 Bros.d 8t. Rid Bank 7(1-7500 »1.70 per Hour. Apply In person, LIU- COUNTRY SHOPS GROCERY TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS midnight, five or six nights. All yeir. man Jewelers. Monmouui Shopping Box R-152, The Daily RecUtcr, Be 9 am.• 10 a.m. 2 p.m.• 3 p.m. Guaranteed ERls-ry. Apply In person OLD PARLOR OEOAN — BUCrlTied, Center, Hatontown. Waitresses wanted. Day or evening. PRODUCE • APPETIZING arter 6 p.m. .SANDS MOTEL, Rt. 35, 185, can be seen at Antique Center, Full cr. part-time. Apply in person Bank, N. J. 07701. LANVIN- (1 mile south ot Batontown circle). 217 West Front St., Red Bank. BTENO CLERK — Young ga! Im dally 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Broad Bt, DAIRY, FROZEN FOODS pleasant Red Bank office, Excellent Rt. 35, Shrewsbury. CHARLES OF THE RITZ FlttEPLACH WOOD (OAK) fringe benefits. $75. MANPOWER SHORT ORDER MAN AND COOK— PART-TIME — Night* «nd wctk- LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER INC., 4 W. Front St., F.ed Bank. 842- TYPIST — Experienced, tor irtsui Experlonced only. Apply In person. RT. 35 HOUUD1DL, N.J. ends. Must bo 21 or over. No ex. 7*7-0573, 7U-3SS8 4343. ance claims office, Holmdel-Haslel Martini's Dlner.R^ 38, Keansburg. ADVERTISING aALKSMAN — Dla> perionce necessary. Apply In person. area. 9ond resume to Box N'180, Thi play and Clanifled Sales. Expert KKAUBZBR'8 DAIRY STORKS, BC GUNS HOUSEKEEPER — Three days Daily Register, Red Bank. YOUNG WAN — Mechanically in- ence preferred, but will train tiie First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. week, noon until 5 p.m. No cooking. clined. CarbureUon, Ignition expert BIG APPLE right man. Call Mr. Shanahan, Ocf^n Brovmlng, Winchester. Remlntrton, Must have own car. $40 a week. 201 JjAniEfl — Full or part-time oppoi enco beneficial, to work on propan County Leader, Point Plewant Beach, PART-TIME CLERICAL — Country' Franchi, etc. Will buy, sell or trade. 1005, call afler 7 p.m. tunlty In cosmetics. Earn top mone; 889-1000 for Interview. largest tank line has need for part MANNY'S SPORT SHOP. Rt 3U, East &s Koflcot Beauty Advisor. TratninL carJ)iireUon. Mostly ahop work. Sal • DENTAL ASSISTANT _ High school try contingent on ability. Apply PRO time clericals. Excellent salary. Gar Keansburg. 787-0508. provided. Set your own hours. Guar- AUTO MECHANIC — Steady year 031-1785. graduate, to train In Hazlet. No ex- anteed $3 per hour.. Call batween " PANE EQUIPMENT CORP., 11 Appl' Rt. 35 SUPERMARKET Hazlet, N. J. round. Job. All benefits Including hoa- EESKS J15 up FILES, Holes, ohiirs, perience necessary. Write Box R-157, and 5 p.m. or 7 and 9 p.m. 671-3257. Bt, N. Shrewsbury. pltallcatlon and Insurance, Must have PART OR FULL TIME — Apply I adding machines, typewriters, elflce The Dally Register, Bed Bank. tools ami exparlence. Apply In por person. JOYCE'S HUB flHOP, Lin equipment, etc., at bargain prices. HOUSEKEEPER — Mlddleated. llt CARPENTERS AND" M1LL.WOBK New or used AAC EB3K OTJTLBT. RN'8 — 3 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., and MEN — Willing to learn trade. Appl: son. M, Schwartz, Chrysler Plymouth, croft. (Next to Post Office). In, Car necessary. Call after 8 p.in UNITED STAIRS CORP., Hwy 35 Ul W. Front St., Red Bank. IU. 35, Oakhurst G31-3KO. .11:30 p.m. to 7:30'«.m.. full and part- 671O08T. COOK — For a new Italian restau time. Apply 229 Bath Ave,, Long CUffwood Beach. Apply in person LIQUOR STORE CLERK — Oood op rant In Hazlet. Bnull menu. 264-270/ SNOWMOBILE — Ski-Boo tor 16T0. Branch. 2:9-43(0 for appointment. CLEAN COLONIAL HOUSE —"" H SALESMAN WANTED — For Men1 portunlty leading to position aa man or call 541-8700 after 3 p.m. world's finest. Prices trom $695. Ityrr Hazlet. On Mon., Wed., or Frl. R« Shop, GoUiln'B Men's Shop, 25 Broai ager, 40 hour week. Referenced re nvalU*3le a-t Red Bank Auto Imports, erenccs. C&ll 733-0693- - at. Red BanK. quired. 222-1600 between 10 a.m. and STUDENTS — HOUSEWIVES 119 E. Newman Bprlng« Rd, 7U-5S86. 4 P-m. Earn extra Christmas money, sellln HELP WANTED—MALE COUNTER GIRL—SALES WANTED — Man to deliver a.m Christmas wreaths. 681-6573. ANTIQUE FLAX BPLNNINd WHEEL Oall papera. Must have own car. Woul QUANTITY TAKEOFF — XI yau would Ilka tc JIM COOK — Full lime. Large nursln Call 747-4061 741-0053 prefer married man over 21. Call 74JL- ftpte ycur income by $200 tc home. Modern kltcben, good -worxln DENTAL ASSiaTAiNT — IUECEPTION 3088 between 4 p.m. and S P-m. fiOO per month during your ot»a conditions. 566-fliOO, Mataffan. ALISEW BHOPPES 1ST — Matawan. Three day week time, call for Interview, between Any make vacuum repaired ^,. OLDER PIPE LAYERS AND LABORERS —• and 12 noon. S3. LASKEY, 512-36BS NURSES' AIDES AND ORDEELIE; 495-0177 iccaslonally (our or live day week Some experience reaulred, for iewu —All shifts. Attractive starting wage; OR RETIRED MEN lo evenings. Experience and/or train and water contractor.^56-4698. and ESTIMATING BALES — Full time. Paint,' wal n& preferred or will train appllcan paper. Experience not necessary Full fringe benellta. DO NOT PHONE, CERAMIC TILE — Buy direct /rom To rok» laovts in Fair View Ceme- uavlng only business experience, FITEL OIL TRUCK DRIVER — Pei Starting saiairy $120 weett, substantial Apply In person weekdays 10 a.m. t" ATCO factory and install it yourself Write Box N-181, The Dally Keglster, manent position. Call Increase In two months. Apply FER- 3:30 p.m. Atlantlo Highlands Nursln with mastic on any surface. Full line ttry. Apply ot efNct. 741-0618 Metal library shelving and wood furniture. OAMENT, Hailet Shopping Plaaa, Rt. Home, a Mlddletown Ave.. AtlantI of brilliant colors, trim shapes, tools, Red Bank. _____ Highlands. • etc. Factory store open Mon. • Frl,, 35, Hazlet. 8-4:30. E-Z Charge. ATCO Ceramics 45& Hwy. 35, Mlddletown CUSTODIAN — Day«, for general Experience mandatory. cleanlns and light repair work. Patte: MAN — Full time, steady job. Ai>pl2 PART'TTME TRAVEL AOBNT —Ex- Corp., Hwy 35 at Parkway Exit, Key- HELP WANTED—MAtE Point Yacht Club, Long Branch. Cal In person, Marine Lumber, 113! perience preferred, but not neceua port. 747-1667. • ______Call 583-2200. Ocean Ave., Bea. Bright. FENCING — Surplus — chain link — OREENSMBN — Year round openings. wood fencing. Erected on your prop* HELP WANTE1V-MALE ESTEY METAL PRODUCTS INC. Beacon Hill Country Club, Beacon HJU SITUATIONS WANTED-Female erty. Discount prices to the hams PRODUCTION EMPLOYEES Ask for Mr. Schnaid Rd>, Leonardo. Sea Mr, Rlppel, owner and builder, Fhont 147-H98. 24 hour service. / Wa need people to work rotating shifts. 542-5000 GENERAL, INSURANCE — Eiper. ence all phases, seeking good posi- HAY FOB BALE Wi are. willing to supply the following: MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN SHIPPING CLERK JR. tion In congenial office. Write Bor 95o t bil« and up. Also itriw. K-132, Tha Dally Register, Red Bank; 462-9273 • Stoody tmployment clostj to home First class eledrlclan to handle oil We ar« looking for a person with electrical repairs, new work. In some experience In receiving, storage, CHILD CARE — My home, tor work ORAFTBMAK LAWNMOWER. Park- • Excellent wages Including shift differential payments Ing mother. Hazlet near Llly-Tullp way Wet Suit, cheap. Also, IBM Stud- • HMpltalltatlon large, old factory being enlarged and HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE and shipment o( goodn and material. Call 787-H53. • Life Insurance! modernized, interesting opportunity Excellent company benefits Include baker, |M>, Call 8<2-»84. after « p.m. far self-reliant, experi- BXPERIBNCBD FUHNITUKB FIN progreislve wage Incre&sei, profit BABY-SITTING IN MY HOMI — I 8 H. P. JACOBSEN — Lawn an* • Disability and tick benefits sharing, pension, paid holidays and from Infancy to four years old. CF' • Retirement plan enced man who knows ISHIBR—Wanled for retail store. Ex. garden traator with 36" rotary and motors, timers, auto- SET-UP cellent opportunity for right man. Sal vacation and health insurance plan. T87-O48T. 38" snow-blower. New. {300 oil list. Apply ot matic controls and We seek an experienced aetmp me ary open to your ability. Paid vaca- All qualified candidate! will b« con- NURSH — Practical. Experienced. LITTLE SILVER REPAIR CENTER tion plus medical benefits. Appt: sidered. Ploasa call or atop by be> Interlocks, can la/ out chanlc preferably familiar with semi- twe en 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Mon.Desires care ol elderly. Time a.r 747-0573, 7U-3888 and troublesfioot com- auto filling and packaging equipment. N. J. State Employment Service, 4] ranged Quality references. 222-5947. Wo offer excellent working condi- B. Front St.. Red Bank. No fee through Frl. Ask (or Mr. F. A. Ilu- KERR plex circuits. Perma- rantc. WHO, QAMS FOR CHILDRBN — i. nent/ steady, year tions and liberal benefits, cornblned •with a congenial atmosphere in oui BARBER — Four - man shop, 70% my home for working mother. Fat SINGER eK>M MMU'MTumra cosmnniem round. commission. Hours 9 lo 6, Hazlef Haven area. 741-0346. 1969 ZlgZag modern, air-condltlonetl plant. area. Call 7-9 p.m. 2M-M4Z. " WHEELOCK SIGNALS INC, Slightly used. In perfect condition. PACKAGING PRODUCT! CWWON INTERVIEWS BABYSITTWO — In your home b: Does everything, no attachments need- Been and Francis Sti. Keyparl ATCO CERAMICS CORP. TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS FURNITURE SALESMAN — Estab 2T3 Branchport Ave. Long Branch mature woman. Call ed. (51.20 cash or (6.9S monthly. Free 0 a.m. • 10 a.m. 2 p.m. -3 p.m. llslied retail firm desires man- expert 222-6330 291-OffiS. delivery, An equal opportunity emplayer HWy. 15 2M-BO0O KEYPORT enccd In selling quality furniture. iLANVIN- Straight salary plus pati vacation am 3M Business Products Sales Inc. has BABYSITTING - AU day. Matun 842-1250 medical benefits. Apply N. J. Btati openings in Somerset, Middlesex and woman. References. CHARLES OF THE RITZ Employment Service, 48 I]. Front at, Monmouth Counties for audio visual 747-ZI36 PIANOS AND ORGANS — Ortnd. Red Bank. No lee. sales representatives to handle excit- Opening Sale • New Pianos and Or> RT. 35 HOLMDEL. N.J. ing new Una of products. Base salary, gans from $495. Used Grands, Play- TECHNICIAN SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — AUTO BODY HEN with at leaat twe commissions, expenses, plus excellent ers, Bplnets, Btudent Pianos, Organs. MECHANIC TRAINEE Full time. Mechanically Inclined. 'eara experience. Top wages. Ar Incentives. Company car, major ben- SITUATIONS WANTED-Mali Unlimited Rentals from ,87c per week. 1 ELECTRONICS Benefits, Good pay follows rcspon. mneflts . 222-36*x» KEYPORT drlvibg record. Api»l/ CIIJCKBN JTTLHi SlI.VKIt HKT>AIH CENTER Full banefits, the most beautiful now store in the area. ATCO CERAMICS CORP. HOLIDAY, 18f> K, Newman Bprlngi drivers license anil mpct minimum 747057J, 741-.188J Kd., ShrcwR'Diiry. ICC physical iciiulrcmonls. HELP WANTED-MA1E RKTIREJD Oil SEMI-ItKTMUtn, ac JOB9 OPEN FOIl NEWARK. Mil Excellent opportunities for advancement. tivo, pcraonablo Rontlcman for re- TUCIIEN AND MAIIWAH. N. J. TER- (More Classincd Ads tnll soiling [or Clirlfltrnnjt apafinn MINALS. Write Box IM3fl, The Dally RO On The Next Page) Appl/ in person to Stora Managor ter, Red Bank. APPROVED FOIt SHOE SALTCHMAN — nxparion VETBIUN3 TRAINING SEALS EASTERN Full time. Excollcnt bcni>lltn. Apply NTIBItFiTATB 13 HANK APPROVED In person, 'Hid'* Rnotftry, 2t Piroset ALSO INTEHE3T 1'REE BUSINESS ..OPPORTUNITIES STUDENT I.OANH AVA1LABLB Tl>a -following job opportunities are available. Plcfl, Little flllvor. 741-0f)1fl. UP TO saw. STORE DETECTIVES EXCEPTIONAL Ultra-Sea! Inspector PAItT-TIMH NIOHTS-WI.BKnNn AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY '' OPENINGS IN IYOCAL ARTGAfl. EMPLOYER. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Apply or cnll Personnel Dept. (Top Visual'Quality) For Information Call VERY DESIRABLE DAIRY QUEEN eso«^x> Shipping and Receiving Clerk FRANCHISE. STOP AND SHOP R & S Homo & Auto Storat INTERSTATE ESTABLISHED NET EARNINGS Full and Part Time Tool Design Draftsman lit. 22 IJtilnn. N. J- ABOVE I7O,M» IN NINE MONTHS An equal opportunity employer 775-8890 OPERATION. PORTERS—Two for goners.! cleaning EVERYTHING NEW AND MODERN. Call and full earn of Moors. Neat ft mi Or Wrlle so^er. Top flftlnry and frtttga benttltit. LOTS OF PARKING, WONDERFUL DO NO PIIONEJ. Apply In r^rion INTERSTATE TRACTOR POTENTIAL FOR RIGHT PARTY. HAZLET 747-9200 waekday* only, 10 to 2, Atumir Ilr CASH REQUIRED, 125.000. Phone RT. 36 and POOLE AVE. landtt Nuning Home, a Mlddletawn TRAILER 1 oiler a p.ny Avef AUsntlo Hlghlindi. K»yrei!ow(t m. VlncenUwn, K. J. -THE DAILY REGISTER, BED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.s WIDNESOAY, NOVENtBER 19, 19W LEGAL NOTICE fOKSAU FOE SALE FOR SALE PETS AND LIVESTOCK HOUSES FOB RENT HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE UTTLB MLVBR - *"* ITEMS YOU NO LONGER LAROX TRADITIONAL blui sofa OBRMAN BHOfRTHAIRED POINT BEACON BEACH — Nicely furnish. Mom. love remodelwi fBEW FUBNITIIRE BARGAINS wm, illKovtr. Call t(ler I p.m. 741 SRS — AKC. Reasonable. two-bedroom tiouBe. &2& moothl. Three taw bedroom*. J**"^- »*' OPEN TO 8 NEED OR USE WILL.., iin M8-1723 Available Dec. til until June 9011 ing room, dining room, kitchen, den. VALUES TO NOW TWO MIBSTONE RETBEAD TIRES LILAC POIMT BIAME8E FA. OEKUIAUS, Hwy 36, _eoD_rdi EARLY AMERICAN > gameroom and break.a_t room. Con- jagO BUMla sofa, Bice pi two } 98 —On wheeU. 650x13. oil F»lcon. for stud. 2S1-0488. venient to everything. Asking ,39,800. $BQQ Thret-piece corner froup, two Call for an appointment. sofaji And corner tab). $125 Hardly uied. Call 7«l-o737, 5 to « p.m, 036-3967 IMMEDIATE POBSBS8ION — Red K«_tored Colonial In charm- SELL ing neighborhood. Four bed- sfiBlfti $ W Five-piece dinette, <*n_ table OARAGE BALE — Vlclorlin criaTrT TOY FOX TERRIER puppies S3\ Hank waterfront. Four bedrooms rooms, 2[,_ batha, 22" living MIDDLETOWN — Two-bedroom ranch, w and (our chair.?, mix-mate!., small tables, wicker cheal, etc, iM. Chlhuahuaa 163, J75. Adult dogs three baths, den, fireplace. Walk two-car garage, for couple. Needs ten- i- , lOne only), an 4s I 30 Thura. and Frl., Nov. 20, 21, 12 to 5. cheap. Call 609-7091148. stores and transportation. $300. OR< room, dining room, modern WEU, AQBNCr, Realtor, 741-4031. kitchen, secluded bilck patls der, loving care and it could be a doll $ ItW Hnilyyond bMn, from * <« FAST 28 Locust Pt. Rd., Locust. v/Uh gaa tight, completely house. Superb location. Asking 123,500. tl«> Quern slsc nuttr-?*?*, M t« * ^ "OARAGE BALE ~ Nov. 20. 2f~Fl!e" Immediate occupancy. * * SO Night UblfB. samples * 38 WITH A QUICK ACTION cabinets. RelaxlcUer. toys, house- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT RED EANK—Three-bedroom housi fenced. Shorl walk to public f JH) Contour support mattr* Ltvln» room, dining room, kttchei dock. It5,001. CHAS. H. TINDALL hold Hems. Clothes. 10 - 4 p.m. S »200 per month. Becurlty, referenci by Sleeprept J 35 LOW-COST Lakeside PI., Port Morunoutii. (Off APARTMENTS Realtor Attest: f$33O Four - piece btMrwm, Main &I.K requires. Call alter 8 p.m. 84M7' Butu_i %• Jcrlinelon oals, one drrss.r, chest, DAILY REGISTER FREEHOLD — Furnished apartment, A. FRED MAFFEO 741-9030 Borough Clerk 14.23 wr and bed (22S USED OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS excellent location. Funilstie!ei« I PS Avallib!. for Merchtn-lig t For flale MACHINERY FOR SALE flo5 a month up. Call Resident Man- listed at J75.OOO. ager 3228300. or unfurnished. Three bedrooms, Hi This new listing will please the lover. | .9 Maple MMcUe canopy bed, only. hMArtlci sn* dmus maty nooriginatt exceee d froa maale Ing room, largs Kitchen, Hi bath; o( the older home with its space ind HOWARD DEXTER public lor the lurnlshlng j of IM 00 per article. CONTIlACTOR'a EQUIPMENT RED BANK — Luxury hlrh rise and garage on almost H acrt 1< charm- Dutch Colonial design with gallons, more or less, o'^'I" lMl IRWIN'sTlNE FURNITURE ice Ml'ST bs advertised. Each ad AUIs Cha/mers 'julldozer for sale. In apartments. Immediate and future oc- Call 222-5813. two large enclosed porches, a healed ASSOCS. gasoline during the year 1910. I diUpy changei txcellcnt condition, IlntlK. HD8E, cupancy. Monmouth County's finest gunroom. Huge living room with fire- Realtor Specifications may be obUIned at CUE PIT - FREK HEMVEn\ | may ^l made and no discount! or HDD. One Rehberger tilt-top ISton centrally air conditioned building, UNFURNISHED COTTAGE — 3 or place. Bookcases and beamed ceiling. Member Multiple lasting the Borough Clerk's ollloe. Municipal 7 Monmmn.H 51. Kcri n«nk_ T«T-t»U i relum* will M rnnde If »4 Is ca trailer. 22V-1S93, bedrooms, three ^jatbs. On estate Huge dining room with,beamed ceiling. I cflttl bfjfore rxpiratlon. one, two, and three bedrooms. Swim- Locust 5200 monthly. 18 montl !1 E. Front 31. 717-2701 ned Bank Building. Prospect Avenue, little 8»- ORANT BENCH MILLER — With ming pool, sauna rooms, boat ma- New eat-In kitchen, with dishwasher. ?er N j during business hours. *P_roW~TinE_T~^~"Town'~'4.""cpuniT\, To PJsca Your Dally TUgiiftr rina, and garages on premises. 24 hr. lensp. Available Dec, lat. JOHN Pour bedrooms, basement, large well Each proposal must be accompa- ,ne.ir table, collet! and vise. 3200. Call MINUOH Agency, Realtor, 842-35C landscaped yard for the children. Jimt CONTEMPORARY FAMILY AD, CALL . . • 291-2223. doorman, Rlvervlew Towers, 28 Riv- nied by a bid bond ° "J"""™ ft ' Mttnon. HO. _C_I1 842 W>0T. erside Ave. 741-1732. __. two blocks to schools, stores, and bus ALL ELECTRIC 100 percent, or a certified chec^k 1J line. Call today. Asking 553,600. Trs~AND~3T__l3ROOfi APARTMENTS WANTED TO RENT Five-bedroom, two-bath, new Pair Ha- the ium or not less Ulan 10% ot till -_ivlnp* rflnliiB, kltdirn «ct». 741-6900 MERCHANDISE WANTED —Furnished, Winter rental, call 774- HAIL BROS., Realtors ven residence wllh two-car garage 41)58, Aftor 5, 774-4856, PHILIP 1 waiting lor the moving van to arrive. HLACK AND WHITE THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE WAN 813 River Rd. 741-T688 Fair Haven Many extras. Asking {45,400. 24-Hour S.rvict COLLECTOR — Wants old toy trains GLASSMAN _ Assoc, Broker. ED — Small family. K«I»r«i_es. C ' Member Multiple Listing Service TV -- 23" Bcrrrn. In A-l ondflioi any condition. Pay caah or will trade. Open 7 Days PINS PONS TOPS HO., 027, 0, atandard gauge. 774-3710. TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT —1st 741-7813. RUSSELL M. BORUS . r floor. Adults' only. S13S month. One WE NEED RENTALS — From S10 ' %C\JRAOEAn" Twn tnnk*. One r»L A two-iilfcf top maklni (S'x9 ping WANTED month's security. 787-7928. MIDDLETO1VN REALTORS Ulster, masfc. fins, ml weight l*Hl. pong, regulation nir,f,, in ggreen . tUMt to J25O. THE CURT1N A-ENCY, Real Uaed Oriental Rugs NORTH LONO BRANCH — Four tor, 291-1800. EXCLUSIVE OAK HILL 600 River Rd. f!7r>. Cull _fi*-i670. p ti p lopl . SturdStdy tablble bbaao. Chinese and Persian to the Borough and Install, on a. loan - 1 n»(!n, no »c r^-ws needed.) 812.95 rooms, furnished, on second floor with ^RADE"lN BK-Yci.T_"R" rOR"cH_ilBT- i No Alao Wall Tapestries private entrance. All utilities except WE NEED — Five or six. 2-3 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION basis the lollowlns equipment. MAS - 57.00 ftllownncf on nrw. LIT- FRIEDMAN GALLERIES 774-S143 electricity. Month's security required. room Rental Homes, furnished or Delightful fo_r-_edro_m ranch. Large FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL 1 550 gallon tank TLK ftlt-VCR JlEPAUl OENTEJ! * '"""''• RED BANK LUMBER Perfect for single person. Call 22D- furnished from »!5 to 1350 per mom living room. Full dining room, Eat- Be sure and *ee thta comfortable fami- 1 1000 gallon tank . 74T-OJ73, 741-3RRS. ver eoint, gold coins, (or Incoming personnel. THE* BER 3 electrfc gasoline pumps to bli In- Pearl and Wall Red Ban* 7(1-.'.500 proof seta, key coins, accumulations, 0741 after 8 p.m. AGENCY, Rt. 35, Mlddlelown. 671-1001 in Mtclien. Gameroom. 3',i baths. Full ly Itome. Large living :oom with fire- "(j.nNA~~rj.hlNRT"~- "Walnut, ron complete collections and/or astates. finished baaement. Wall-to-wall and place, 1% baths, breezeway, full base- stalled with all piping and «lec- 4»mpor_ry. Kl I'll us %\m door", Ihr^r BA8KET VVKAVE CHAIR »5 — Pola- ATTRACTIVE Nicely furnished two AUSTRALIAN GOVT. OFFIOI many extras. Two-car garage. A fan- ment, carpeting, double garage. Large trlctty at no charge to the Eor- roid Lsnd camera, perfect condition. Contact us. why ull for leu. 24-hour rooms, hed/livlng room, kitchen. Con- ourh of Little Silver. dfnwrr^, two cubtnft*. Cill iH- Itrvlce. 264-1003. AND WIFE — Require fully fl tastic buy at only plot. Near school and transportation. 1 A.30 p.m. 5*2-4!1irt. Jin, Machinist'! tools,_$20. 264-7M7. vcnlent location. 741-8394, nlshed home for approximately t1 533,000, The Borough Council reserve, the simFBOARn — s«'%~roirg7~i4~TbT ANTIQUB JEWELRY-- Top cash LOVELY NEW GARDEN APART- yean. 842-1133 or 532-6348. $48,700 *R!-AOK rEIlPYAN 1.AM H COAT — paid, LES DEUX, 790 River Ttil., Fair RAY VAN HORN AGENCY BlKi" 16 RfCrMllv upprnlJTii M 3 Hss clear deck and prlnlpd ^nllrwi. MENT— One bedroom. Adults only. FOR WINTER MONTHS — APART BEACH AGENCY, Realtor Used only one aurnmer, In perfect llaven, Kast. Tuts • Sat ll-J. 741-4337. Tota.1 electric. Rt. 3«, W block be- REALTORS -~C»11 eves, or wpfh^nd*. 717-163.1. MENT OR HOUSE — Ocean Twp 194 Kl. 35 Mlddletown, N. J. 801 River Rd, 747-4100 Fair Haven rmidltlnn. $.U. Call 747-S4OT arter 5 ANTIQUES — Tiffany Hems, toys, fur- fore Highlands Bridge, one block Honmouth Beach, or Oceanport. Noi *TWO fi'T" garnge ovcrlirsit dn p, m, ^_^ niture, china, paintings, statuary, coins, from ocean. Local and N. Y. bus at 8i2'2623 Eves: 531-4768 Open 7 days All h»rd.v«iT, Romi comlttlon, J*% door. 671-5252. drinker, non-smoker. Canadian e SAFE AND SECURE ... Loci:8T~POSTS — «' to T long. lighting fixtures. Carved oak dining ployed at Fort. Maximum $160. 8 NOTICE Two pslr 8'"" norppn _norfi $2S % room pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques, BUY NOW - MOVE LATER Is your Investment In this neat, clean, • Bprrd Qnccii irnr.tr, necrla covpr, J_0 mil FOR SALE — Two-bedroom co-op, 5003, Ext, 35. Before 6 p.m. 7-B3 Oakhurat 531-16D9 or 229-OS02. newly renovated, 587 pays all utili- March or April occupancy. four-room bungalow. Must be Been for SHEKIF1"S SA-_ , «r lens. 7-T-_fi-fl. _ _ 787-0117 ties except heat. Call M2-5033. Mlddletown. Centrally air con- appreciation. Fully rmneled—$10,750. SO J5ESK CHAIRS -- Ji.M pnrh, or PORCH HAI..K -- Tliurs. Frl., Sat.BUY AND SELL SWAP SHOP — FURNISHED ROOMS ditioned three-bedroom bi-level. ALLAIRE -FARROW AGENCY *11 $3.50 earh. Ilpnrri vlie, JI0. 7*1-10 a.m to 4 p m. 14 Ravine Dr.i Stoves, power mowers, tractors, util- MARLBORO — All utilities supplied. Family room and den or 4th . Realtors 1042. Mfltnws 1. 5660SS8. ity trailers, bicycles, etc. 787-6180. Unfurnished. Five rooms, call 94fJ- bedroom. Fire ana burglar 5 Corners, Mlddletown - 871-25^0 8934 after 3 p.m. FURNISHED ROOM— For reftn alarm _y_tem. Exterior, com- 109 Broad St.. Red Bank 741-3450 'WALNinP BPINET 11EBK -"- *2\ nnuMS ~ Oretsch "Blue Flsme", WANTED — Two matching overhead gentleman. One block off Hwy pletely painted 4 months ago. First Savings ana Loan ABMclaUon Jl uni-.l Jiving room Iftblc*. $5 to $20. /.lljnr, rymhall. like new. Call 787- garage doors, 7'xD'. Call after 5 p.m. LONG BRANCH — Modern four near Mill Housa Reataurant, lllddl Close to schools and Chapel LET'S TALK TURKEY — On this East Pater«on, N. J., PlalntlH vs-. Pete 7M8 alter 5 p.m. 204- 8854. rooms and bath. Furnished. Heal and town. 741-5452. Immaculate two^ear-old ranch on Robblns, et us, Defendants Call 741 •!>_%. __ _ water supplied. Until June 1. No pets. Hill Shopping Area. Excellent EB FonTAi)L!pfv7a — in. ons JUNIOR DIN1NO ROOM BET want- condition, A terrific buy at wide, deep grounds, Three twin-sized By virtu. o( a writ of execution ra "jJJNI IJ1KK - One month old, NeMi 220-1553. ALPINE MANOR HOTEL $3U00 Call evenings 842-0818. bedrooms, two tile baths. Wood burn- the above stated action to me directed. ilulch. JI20. Cull electric exercyele, 4125. ed, with, cabinet space, good condi- ing: fireplace In den. Elegant -dining B42.!07f> tion, reasonable. 7*7-4878. THREE ROOMS AND RATH ~ Good HOTEL AND MOTEL ROOMS — Sp 1 shall expose ror sale at public veh- 787-7119 location. Utilities Included. Call 787- clal »ff season rates. Hotel room room and family kitchen with dish- due, at the Court House 4n the Bor- OIRL'R—Lovely alnglf white iplnillt KITCHEN SET — Formica lop, Pour OLD FURNITURE — Antique.!, china, 6»»2. with maid aervlce, *20 per wee] FRIEDMAN'S FOLLY washer. Tremendous basement and olsh of Freehold. County ol Monmoutll. hed. $.1* <'rlb, Colrmlnl ulylp, Hltrh- chain and table, llrny. glaaswarc, art objects and brlc-a-brac, Motol roomi, »3S per week and Assume VA mortgage on this four- Baraxe. W_w Hating offered at $38, N.w Jersey, on Monday the 2«Bl ** eo_k design, complete with mnurwn S42-14S2 Immediate cash for anything and ev-MALE — Wl«hes to share apartment Special rato It paid by month. bedroom, two-bath home. Like new 900. Act today. E.A. ARMSTRONG of November, 1969, at J o'clock P.M. ind l>umpcr p»d, M3. Matr.hlng dr^»^- erything. Ruiell'i 25 Esst Frtnt St. with same. $85 per month. Portland Rd., Highlands. 872-1773. condition. Large living room, formal AGENCY, Realtor. S53 Pranpect Ave., Prevailing Time. !ng Inhlr, $1_. M*pl» plnyi»M\ and FIVE-flECK CONTEMPORARY Dl' 711-1093. 741-7900 dining room, eat-in kitchen, hu^e Little Silver. 7114500. ALL. that tract or parcel of land, NF.TTE BET. Like new. Call 2M- LAItOE ROOM — With shower. Fin pad. JR. B!«i:k and wlillfi padderi car- K911,., PORT MONMOUTH — All electric, gameroom, full basement, 20' screened FAMILY NEEDED — To fill a va- situate, lying and belnB in the Town- •_at, 13. trlryrif. tiddlfr'i »1rf. U All two-bedroom up-to-date five-room floor. Private entrance. Call 747-104: porch, baseboard hot water heat. Im- cant home. Owner transferred. Four ship of Howell, In the County ot MOB- exocllrnt. 747-1.W3. TJOTASS AccoS PETS AND LIVESTOCK apartment. $12.1 plus utilities. Immed- 9-4 p.m., 4-8 p.m. 94B-8441. mediate occupancy. Call now — $31,- bpd roomn, living room, dining: room, mouth, lr. the State of New Jersey: Perfect condition. S175. iate occupancy. Adulti only. 787-2077, FURNISHED ROOM — In prlvaJ 500. McGOVVAN AGENCY, Realtor, kitchen with access to grreat screened- KNOWN and designated as Lot No. 842-091°. DOS onooMINO — Small !8, Me-5450J39, 254-3033. 258 Newman. Springs Ed., Red Brink. Iri porch, -family room, partlil base- 2 Block No. 14, on a certain map home for woman alone. Convenlei 747-3000. i'AUo itoolt, chairs, d?iWi, cheats, at UPIUOHT PIANO - J110 dium 99. Large 310. Bath and nails IDEAL BEACH — Furnished two Red Bank location. Call 747-5397 ment. Completely redecorated In and entitled, Final Record Plat, Parkway dticount prlfen. OaaJi unit rarry. Call 93 - in. Call 741-0464. 1G1 Shrews- appointment. out. Priced to s<-il fsat. $31.RO0. pines Section 8, situated on Burnt bury Ave., Red Eank. rooms. All utilities supplied. 130 per Tavern Road, Howell Township, Mon- 683-1037 week. Available. 787-0893. RED BANK—Furnished room w: BETTER TAKE A LOOK WALKER & WALKER, Realtors, Hwy RED BANK LUMBER ALA8KAN~MALAMUTJ] PUPP1EB- 35, Shrewsbury. 741-5212. 24-Hour mouth County, N.J., Stanley B. Pete". Ptirl nnil Wall. Rel Bank 741-550^ HOLIDAY PARTY TIME -- Calls for STUDIO EFFICIENCY—(Lovely ocean own private kitchen. Nice section Shrewsbury Cape Cod. T-Ovely living Service.' Surveyor, dated November J9H, which - "riNBTTK BffiT - Formica top. ICOextr. a tnbtc.i, pxtr* chnlrui, punch AKO registered. Call 747-3075 or 842- and river view, carpeted. All utilities. town. Close to shopping and trannpi room, dining roam, kitchen, three bed- map was duly filed In the Monmouth talse rug wllh purl, Bxl3, $r>0 Metnl DIUVIB, plmnographs, etc. Borrow your 2803. S130 month. Efficiency apartment, tatlon Call after 8 p.m. for appol rooms and bath. $27,500. PAIR HAVEN — Newly listed In County Clerk's Office on March 15. clofliei warilrohp, mnftll. $* M Plat- ppitly necdn from A to Z tlervt-l Cen- YOUNO TOY FOX TBRR1ER DOOS $150 month, all ulllltles. 201-2375, 842- ment. 8_-1093. prime area. Three-bedroom, 2'£ bath 1B60. Case 2, Sheet 30. REDDEN AGENCY Cdlo-ilal. Larw> family room. Two form rockrr, $20. Chest of flrftwerfl, ter, 181 Nflwman Springh Rd., Bhrewfl- —All ahola and worming. To good 9807. RED BANK — Excellent locatloi Realtors SUBJECT to restrictions and ease- bury. T4HA4O. ^ homei for 125. 747-2878. fireplaces in living ,arid family rooms- 5ri, client of drnwerii wltli mirror, 35. KKANSBURO Gentleman only. Call 301 Maple Ave. Hed Bank Full basement with recreation room, menta of record, If any. Bahy'fl crib, $7..Ml, two mn.pli» end ANTiQllB~POT BBU-lED STOVE," LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS — 747-2000. Being commonly known and desig- tnblpi. &t for hotn. Coffep tfthlp.. $1. 741-9100 $53,000. ELLEN S. HAZELTON. Real nated as No. 41 Wilson Drive, Howell working condition. Cull after & Fat and Healthy. AKC. -Shots. BEACHVIEW GARDENS "KINO-SI-- ROOM — Also sing tor 13 W. River Rd.f Rumaon. 842- Mnfcr s«wln« miiniiliw, S5. Blectrln p.m., 7IM73S. Whelped Pel. 14.JM2ji_ »48-42«n. One 1-bedroom 1125. One 2-bedroom Kitchen, house privileges. Radio, T Phone: Eves. 741-9204 3-00. Township, New Jersey. vaiuiim clfancr, 510. Mouton (Imita- $145. Overlooking Bay. Cooking Ran, ?13 and $10.50 week. 787-4171. The approximate amount ot the Judg- tion tifgven coat. »lw ". *10. 747- - Model 200K BIAMESB "KITTENS - atiiS iVrvlce. Jicat, hot water, parking supplied. TURKEYS CAN RUN ... LOOK NO FURTHER!! ment to he satisfied by »ald «ale li 0339 between 0 and 6 pm. almotil new, original cost $390, wilt POODLES, standard, white, apricot, SINGLE ROOMS — Clean, comfor Thin Is the apaclous four-bedroam Co fte sum of $16,047, together with tin ncll ?22Ii. UIUHOQHAPH BOC UoAt\ rhocolate. 842.28M. Available Dec. 1. Call 7B7-3407. Here on almost an acre of ground. r able. Reasonable. Gentleman pri Three bedrooms, 1% baths, kitchen, lonlal you have been looking for. Two costs ot this sale. ,'^iTiXD s~r zntl.nn, cluDs. 261-0203 day*, .dl-31.2 between 1 and <:30 and alter 7 p.m. car garage. City sewers. Large lanfl ilfflits, wrckendn, Call 2«4.2o7B. 741-0070. family. Mid 20's. Uier notice by publication. , 10 Venetian bllndn. 30". $10. Manne- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY xcaped lot far -THAT young family, Dated: September 28, 19fi9 quin, Blr.a A. (10, rowing mmblne }10. THllElWiScBUrl AKC nEQIBTERED PUPPIES FURNIBIIEP NEWLY DECORATED Realtors Do not hesitate to call 671-3311. Only PAUL KIERNAN. Sheriff. Oilier Itema >1 to W. jMI-KHO. ___ Five-piece dinette set, (Ire Bcreen, PUPPY VILLA APARTMENT - Nice and dean. _5 HOUSES FOR SALE 5 Corner*, Mlddletown 671-2500 Si8,600. WALKER A WALKER, ReaJ- Samuel Sieber, Atty. „ ind tables, coffee table.. 78T-1395. Herbert St., Red Banb. tors, Hwy 35, Middletown. Send for 'TOUO BITOW HoTiNfT"BLOWERS — Hwy. 35 Mlddletown 199 Broad St., Red Bank 741-3150 illustrated catalog. (Open 7 daya.) Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 1Z, 19 l«™> !• Were JH9.0S, now S159.05. UTTLE TWO SNOWTIRES ON WHEELS — ALL BREEDS AVAILABLE LEONARDO — Private beach. 3'A COUNTRY SETTING ,. gn,vr.n REPAIR CENTER. 747-0373, 775x11, lit. Call after 8 p.m., 741- PROFESSIONAL OROOMINO mom apartment. All utilities. No pets. REDUCED $5,000 WE BUY LITTERS One person. 281-1777. 1-HO 2: ; 8437. Four-bedroom »tillt level. Family room Attractive three-bedroom Colonial in LOTS AND ACREAGE SHERIFF'S SALE Look (or the bright purple building Hug« screened porch, patio, threB yean prime Fair Haven area. A "beat buy", !, riAIUOE IAIJC — Btove, bureau. nAHY CAIUUAOB — Coach Ilyle. acroal from the Cobblestones. KBAN8BIJRG — Dec. I. Five-room at J39.9OO. SUPEBIOR COURT OF SEVt JERSEY ' tires, table*, run opener, many irfeot condition. Dark navy. 120. 747-31134 apartment for small family. Heat, old, In mint condition. $31,000 morl RUMSON WATERFRONT CIIANCEBY DIVISION other*, all under 550. 31 Central Ave., hot-water, gnu Included. 4130 pergag< assuinatile! Price J,45,ooo. STERLING THOMPSON Prime area — deep water — bulk- MONMOUTH COUNTY n[f 3d, nrsr Laurel Avr, Hnrlet J!!1 PROFESSIONAL DOG GROOMING — month. Rrcurlty. Call after 8 p.m. And ARSOC., Realtor head. 1"» acres beautifully -wooded. Docket No. F4SIM8 Township, Frl., U to 7, Sat., Sun., fly appointment only. AKC poodl« 803 WYCKOFE SAVINGS AND LOAN AS- • II dav^ PE8K — Office desk. Exesllent con- COUNTRY SETTING 4B W. River ltd. Rumson Asking $32,500. dlllon, J30. 583HOI4 after am, ichnaur.Gr pupplew 671 •&--_. !_1_: SOCIATION, a corporation of New * "PINETTE BET ^ Four-piece, I'M. 2:30. _ ~R.ED BANK ••• Cannon Point Village 1 747-0900 STERLING THOMPSON Jersey, Plaintiff vs: Raymond Nichol- % PorUble nrlnder. SIB. Apnrtment sir*. COLMKB AI-0 — Reducing kennel. Apartment. 239 Spring St. Unfur- New Colonial. Four bedrooms, 2 And Assoc., Realtor son, Sr., et *ux., Defendanta wOnAC Excellent opportunity for breeders. baths 22' gameroom with fireplace RED BANK - RUMSON AND MILKS •', wiener, S2R. Movla camera. $10. Twocontrolled Karage door opener. AH ngea urd colors. Proven brood nlshcd, modern three-room -. apart- _5 W. River Rd. Rumson By virtue of a writ of execution In > arm chalrn, W each. 222-3008 after 3 KIJ, 6T1-3COO. ment. See manager, Apt. E-ff. Full dry baaement. Laundry oil kite* AROUND — Multiple Listings. Send tor the above stated action to me directed Cull blLchei and iome puppl«a, Sensibly en. 5*8,900, freo catalog of modest homes, forms, I p.m. ^ prlRCd. MIBTIBANK COLLtEB. W_- PUERTO RICO WINTER RENTAL— 747-09C0 I shall expose for sale at public ven- J YARD BAX.E — B&.., Ran., M_ bathi comes to market, GRAB IT! There are No red tape. Call BILL KINNEAR, 50 feet: thence Southwardly 200 feet; able. Call 74!-r>811. volvlng shelves, J45. Call 747-TO8S af- owner In NnpiunB Township at t»88- COMMERCIAL RENTALS two-car giragt. Basement. Pr_f-B3ioi not many left. Reasonably priced at Broker. SIM0O0. thence Gastwarnly 50 feet along Third »rAliOOANY~fABL,S - wjih "»Jx 8 p.m. fl_55? I-Ye, ctiolce of Utter ally landscaped lot. Extraa. TJnbelie1 S125.0O0. Street to the point of beginning. chairs and china closet. Fcallier pll- nARAOK RALE ~ Nov. 22, io a.m.llORSE~^AiSr ~~20~hTa'(l. At RV able at $39,flO0. Don't watt. THE3 LAWLEY AGENCY . COLTS NECK-HOLMDEL . COMMONLY known aa N/S West lows and other hou'chnlrl Items. 741- Antlctlies, plolhlng. umiseri. goodies. Realtors 3rd Street, Lot 48 Block 110, Howell 1271 betwr.rn 12 and fl p.m. nard'B, Swimming River Rd., Tlnton DISTINGUISHED We have ready qualified buyers, so : Al Point o' Wind. Brldn Rd., Colls FJIIIB. Rale Dec. 1 through Eec. 7 747-3500 100 Hwy. 35 741-6262 Red Ba.nk for fast efficient service, call J. D. Township. New Jersey. Also known aj TWO I.IVINQ n?mM~(lliA"HtB — 825 Inclusive. TRANSFERRED. OR JUST OUT- noOHE, Realtor, Rt. 3t. Colts Neck. 241 West 3rd Street. Farmlngdale, N.J. J£!LJ OFFICE 432-2711. Member Multiple Listing Ser- The approximate amount of the and S40. like new. Call lARAGK BAliE - sal, Nov. 22.PUU HUNGARIAN SHKEPDOtia — GROWING YOUR HOME? — Call or 78M18! IHtps bedapresds. never used, all WATERBURY write for AppleBrook's monthly Homei vice. Judgment to be satlflfied by said sale AKC litter, S wcoks old, champion (or Living magazine. Offers pictures, Is the sum of $12,243 together wi- slr.rs, lil\lf-l)rlt!P. Old mirrors. Colo- lock, nhnw quality. Blfl-flGS-KiM or SPACE WE BUY HOMES — For cash. Re- the costs of this sale. "SNOW Bl/iWEn~"ATTACiiM"ENt •- tilftl tables. Butter rlnirn. Unusual de«- prices, descriptions. Absolutely no 668822M Located In center of Red Bank AGENCY gardless of location or condition. Call The Sheriff hereby reserves the For 10 h.p. Rears tractor. Never used. Ltor pieces fl Kenwood La.. LaUs- business district. REALTOIWNSUROR cost, no xibligalion. APPLEBROOK ridge. Mstivwan. M6«!» _ AGENCY, Realtors, 050 Hwy. 35, Mld- Francies Associates. 998-7479. right to adjourn this sale without fur- »7S. Call 717^77. 1 ESTABLISHED 1925 ther notice by publication. 'APARTMBNT SIZE RKKRiaEIVA- "BORZOI (RiiMinn woHhoimrt' AKC dletown. 671-2300. LISTINGS OP BETTER HOME9 — TWo"OREBN 'clIM'TtS —~~l'lwS one registered, show quality, Idcul home All those featurei provided: PAUL KIKBNAN, Sheriff. TOR. Call arter 0 p.m. monHl. Excellrnt buy al M2S pair. 62 Maple Avonuo In Keansbure • Milddletown - Hazlet • 741^»41 cuinpanlon. Wm FREE KITTENS. • Central Air Conditioning FAIR HAVEN — Custorn home just Holtmlel. The SmolKo Agency. 781-0123. Dated October 10, 1969 Orlglnslly S119.DJ each 221-2322. 741-8470. Red Bank 07701 completed. Four bedrooms, 2'_ baths, Ge]ber _ Aromohn "FATIO~i!ALK~-~Brlc-a:krar, TirU' • Self Service Elevntor LAClf cillNCIllLtA" TABLES IRISH SETTER PUPPY — Male. 0 den with fireplace, large foyer. Air WE CAM MULTIPLE LIST Attyi. rood coats, nreMps, alre 10-14. leen, week* old AKC registered. $100. • Private Parking Space conditioning. 317,000 down. Mortgage Nov. 6, 12, 19, M I52.OQ f-10. Boys' Jarkots. coals. Tties. to Hest offer • Complete ja.nltor.al service available, call 741-0510. Prl. 8 a.m. - ! p.m 10 Blmwood PI.. (Mil sflcr 8, 671-0102 • Individual Thermoatatlc&Uy RUMSON YOUR HOME UOlltl-K DOG GROOMING on over two acres m estate arei Call today and give details and cash Leonardo. ___ _ _ RAFIC 24" ilcep"3!"~wlde, 3fi" controlled heat RIVER PLAZA — Half-acre of natural 7-M r WE COMB TO YOU Huge sunny living room, gracious di beauly. Two or th reeled room ranch price. STERLING THOMPSON 4 AS- "lANlTcEDAR "nfEBT"— CMerr"> lln. high. $100. Bshrs Landing, Hlghlnnds. • Wall-to-Wall Carpeting 80C 7*7-561)0. SHERIFF'S SALE B72I2I,1. EDEN ACRE 842-4IX.9 Ing room, paneled library with boo] with fireplace, carpeting, detached Isli, ratil S1W only five months ngo. Call lor apDointment to Inipect cases, two fireplaces, modern eat-l two-car garage. Many extras. $32,900. ot COURT or NKW JERSEY Husl sell I^OVIHR. Sacrifice for »120. ANTiQWEa~-~ro\ir-'poiirer~bed'. ISM" ENGLI3H 8BTTER PUPPIES —AKC kitchen, four master bedrooms; lot Call 842-4815. LIST WITH CONFIDENCE CIIANCEKY DIVISION Call 747-54W. after S. _ orange, blue nnd trl. Exrellent breed- old slelRh. $105. HO Monmoulh Ave., ng. Home rained. 7*1-G_3,\ baths, maids' room with silting roo. Our 14 professional salespeople are MONMOUTH. COUNTY VlVB~cSr.'Tr*V~ENniNO~HXcHTNE— I^aveslnk. 10 lo 1 p.m. Sal. 747-1100 children's playroom. Two-car attache CIUNBURY LAKE - N.J. Enjoy ready and able to market yaur prop- Docket No. F.41KMIt AKC COLLIE — RrPcricr wishes to garaga and greenhouse. Realistlcall: that vacation homo you've alwayi J. I. KIslak Inc. — Employees' Re- Mnytajr autnmallc vvnshpr, IHTRC baa- jlASiUM~^~i»~a> and~5ii 54 Broad Street Red Bank wanted. Four-room completely fur- erty aucccssfully. alnel. stroller-carriage. 747-3339. sell trl-color female. Tour months old, priced. Asking 584,000. . • Trade-Ins — Exchanges tirement Trust, plaintiff vs: Robert P. cal. tanks and assessnrles. Csll 747- (ullv Inoculated and wormed, house- nlBhed cottage with screened porch. Trollan, et als., Defendants • *J^fpE?nil?xf •- Two 12 In. heavy O72il__ JOHN F. ANDERSON, For additional Information call 747- Member Multiple Listings Service! krii. Bunbur.it ColUc. 2_0--933. OFFICE SUITE-RED BANK-756 n. 1681. WALKER _ WALKER, Rtallors By virtue of a writ of execution In . iuty speakers. M75. Call OARAGE 9ALE — Household Items, ft. In excellent location. Deslr&bls (or the above stated action to me direct' 2f4ialo du^H^P-lINC__"R — AKC, two- AGENCY Shrewsbury Holradel ed, I shall expose for sale at. publle. 10 to I, Krt. and Sat.. Nov. 21, 22. i- old female. Hunts. Reasonable. any profession. Call 747-3730 betwoen (Formerly the Low agency) COLTS NECK — Brick, three-bed- 741-5212 671-3311 TibusEiibLD AA U cayle St.. New Monmouth. 0 and 3. room ranch located on completely en- vendue, at the Court House in the OROAN -- liammond chord with re- 636 River Rd, fair Havei closed landscaped acre lot. Two fire- Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- ':H%mmorid chord orgsn, hl-tl cqnlr- _.. — l',_ year male, BUSINESS OFFICE — Storo or Bnop WE BUY HOUSES mouth. New Jersey, on Monday the went, bookcases, bsmboo couch and verberation. Excellent condition, call on ^usy El. Newman SprlnKs Rd., 741-4477 placet, finished basement. Hot water For cash. In any condition! 1st day of December, M69, at 2 o'clock, allcr ,1. '.'fi41IVl!> good hunter Must sacrifice to good heat. Paneled family room. 25'x30' ' tables, lawnTTiownn and many other loimv 391.8--7. Shrewsbury. Phone 7U-56S6 for details building on property. Asking {45,000. Call -91-0496 P.M. Eastern Standard Time. iltenu. Nov. 20 • 24. 1 • 4 p.m. at 178 OARAOE SALE — Hal.1, Nov. RUMSON All Hie following tract or parcel of ^ Bllveraldc Ave.. Little Silver. HE PUPPFES" (mini collies) STORE — 20'x40', Also threa large Four-bedroom, two-baUi home on oni Call 463-7631. BUYERS WAITING land and the premises hereinafter par- rom 10 a.m. 10 3 p.m. 19 Br< AKC, 4 wHs-S mo., wormed, shots. oftlces. rteasonable rent. Available ' St/RMOATth - 6V", Bfnl FolT II , Reil Bank. July 1st. Apply Serplco's, 101 Mon-acre plus many varieties of treee LEONARDO — Two houses. Immedi- For homes, estates, farms, water- ticularly described, situated, lying and Four monlha old. $187 new. (ale for Hold for Cl.iistmnB. Some lionscbro- mouth. St., Kcd Bank, next to Carlton bragging, dogwood, hollyt at>ple an ate occupancy of five-bedroom home. fronta, business and Industrial proper- being In the municipality of Borough SIM), 81M.VU arter 3 p.m. kcn. 56S-7&_0. Th»atre. ar-nlea. btiRhes. A perfect setting - Seven rooms total. Yes, large kitchen. ties. Off-street parking at th_ offlcs of of KeypDrt in Ihe County of Monmouth THE LOWEST asking $_7>500, tMany extras Include Gas hot water heat. Income from and state Df New Jersey: and more WTnLBBJ!wVNOMACiiiNB rfl on aluminum com>>lt>ntlon DALMATIAN PUPS ~— AKC rcgls- You can always catch one of us parllcularly described as follows: • Never usc-d, ?.ld taK. Cowl over $300. wi ndowti are at Prow n' s. WHITE3 ered. Shots, wormed. Rlrfd by OFFICES - (Prlvale* In lama suite. five-room house on same property, Wlll_sell for S200. .142-0005. Calculator. As small as 70 sti tt, AJI services hours a dny Just by calling — we' Aeklng 125,000. 281-1389. - RAY H. STILLMAN BEGINNING nt a point In the South- nltimlnum trrntallc-d -for as loiv AS linnniloti Wllllnmpvti'w as desired. Executive Center, 1 Main so .a_y to talk to. •U.fifl e». 1!> your p.ilnt juamntee. CTnl) y OAK HILL — Gracious living in a R_AI.TOn erly side of ,First Slrect: distant ttt 'TtV0~~SN'OW~TiRES -- 000x13. Four- Bu, _atontown. 542-3261. "Our 51st Year" Westerly along the same from the In- . ply. $1.1, O.E. Rollnway vftrllum with Stop In [or free estimate. TOonLi!(iSf)l»iiN i pr HASSIN&ER & Colonial style. Family kitchen with TWO 7,009 Sq. Ft. floors, one 3500 brick firoplacp. Wall-tn-wall carpet Member Multiple Listlnj tersection thereor with the Westerly atls-climenls, 510. 787-MB6. _ PROWN'S menl. No tranaulllrern. 741-0162 after «8 Hwy 35 Shrewsbury itl-8600 aide of Fulton street and running; •"iF^MS NTVV CASflMF.HE OVER" ~ p.m. small ilogs boanled. ill. ft. Moor suitable for light manu- GtAZEBROOK throughout. Three bedroom.-!, two thence (1) Along the Southerly side ot ntlal*. CY, Bank Building. Atlantic High- South 89 degrees 30 minutes East 40 . PINE STEPS - For T470573. 74I3SM ¥fAMBSE kTkTfTENf S — rha and other professionals. Will alter to MIDDLETOWN — Thro .-bedroom apl! A FEELING OF COMFORT AND landl 29M717. thence (4) North 00 degrees 30 minutes Csll pedigree. CFA reglsterert. Cftll ault. 2B Riverside Ave. 711-1732. level with large sired foyer. Llvln WARMTH—When you walk Into this GARDEN APARTMENT ~ 5 to 10 East 05' to Ihe Southerly side of First ' S4-M97 IININO ROOM. HKDROOM -- Ten 1313. room, formal dining room and kite lovely four-bedroom, lH-balh Dutch Street the point or place of beginning. »lrces earh. Fourplecc ruslom 'tnlll DENTAL OFFICE~FOR RENT — E_- en, Full basement. Plua attached g unl_, Toms River to Keai-burg area. IOARAOB 8AI.E Nov 21 and S2. 0 1 Colonial home located on a quiet This description Is In accordance ar enscmtilc. Fine furniture, under Apbnii_TKi_v_R M cellent location, 1M7 Main St., Ealon- rage. House la Immaculate. 523,700 jlreet In Fair Haven. Priced at $36,- Call evenings 871-1682. 10 . 3, 20 Leonardvllle Rd., Leonsr- MO emli. Uvlng room i-halrs, lamps, ,KC registered. Must sell. Call 787- lown. Call eves. 8 or alter, 741-52*1. VA and FHA financing available. MULTIP-B LIST — Your property wltli a survey made by Frank" Allen M, rented, repaired. Scrplo'a 101 Rxi^ertly on braided nylon. $1M) a custom features. Full basement, two- Mf>nmouth St., Red Bank. 747-0483. Sterling clnsiis from 73c. RED BANK — Downtown. Thre« bed- RUSSELL M. BORUS car Blunge, Aslltng low 4:_ and Onrc. Av_U« On approximately 1» acre. Call 462* MODEL HOME OPEN STORAGE nblo by wri«.k nr month. 741--0__. Mil. BREATHTAKING CAIU'KNTHV — Additions, paocllnj, ANDERSON PLUMBING Co. New Four-bedroom Contemporary IS THE WORD tlcps, sidewalks, patio, odd Jobs. Repairs — New Work — COMMERCIAL RENTALS HOUSES FOR SA_£ Open for Inspection Sotur- Picture your new home cvilonvbullt Reasonable rates, $12-4389, 747-23H. doy ond Sunday 12 to 3:30 on Ihli gorgeous laktlronl properly. Remodeling (cortur o! Rlvtr Rd. ond Magnificent trm ... a view . . . o 8COTTO AND SONS For Home or Industry FPR REAL SERVICE Tyson Lant) Fair Haven. lovely letting. Fish and boal at your ALL TYPBB OF HOME r IDEAL LOCATION doorstep. Other lots available with A 264-1099 »ro 222-9259 IN REAL ESTATE lake rights. SUMO to U&00O. Coll - Alterationa, remodellnkT, and painting RED BANK r__ we'll thow voul . ' Reasonably priced. Free estimates. Mithonlc St. 741-0030 Rid Bank Coniuli a STERLING THOMPSON l*rompt service. Call 741-36S3. And Assoc, Rtaltor Odd Jobs Itooflng, Siding & Insulation MoJtrn Offic. Suit. Member of ' 43 W. Rlv.r Rd. Rumson | STERLING THOMPSON And Anoc., Reallor ol< Alyinl w r w — Additions. Alterations g. Hiding A KM iq. It. * .! !. P° " " with UdllT llAUUNn Ci M.SEN HO. INC Itnnfln Red B.nk Aft 747-0900 4] W. River Rd. Rumion . D.il, R.,i,t , ,d .nd h. noofs and New Homes. es cleanerl ut> Free iiBilliillon InsttnHfil nint 747-_900 ar w nt n«ipii A. role. •L'119 afler 3 p ni. 10 y^im. 77A-O7«n -DI CALL 7<|.;M4 MLS mL •old my tewing m«cliine — now vr«>. both m.dl" •] -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN, N. J.i" WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1969 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Judge Harrington PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO N? DEFENDANT Attending Conference HtlHtlPEIUOfP t COURT NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that County Freeholders OF NKff JKR8KV an offer h*s 'Seen received by Uie MARLBORO - Municipal CHANOERV DIVISION Mayor and Council of the Borough or MONMGI'TH fOlMV Keansburg for the purchase of prop- Court Judge EarJe J. Harring- DOCKET NO. F 1308-68 erty located tn the Borough of Keana- (L-8.) burg, being lot 17, Block 39, Official ton is attending the third na- THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY Tax Map of the Borough of Keans- tional conference for traffic Let Nine Contracts to DOUGLAS R. STOCKER Bit. burf, for the_ mini' of $350.00, plus one ot the defendants. $30.00 for legal fees upon tie fol- court administrators and Toy are ftercty summoned and re- lowing term*: CASH TO BE PAID court clerks in Miami this FREEHOLD — The county Cliffs, was awarded a $32,910 quired to serve upon Stetson. Gorm- WITHIN 30 DAYS QF SAID SALE. ley, Doyle A SeymoUr, Plaintiffs at- Tile Borough of KeauBburg does not week Boaixl of Freeholders contract for high test gaso- torney, whose address la 308 Main represent, In regrard to the property line and $5,595 for regu'ar Street, orange, New Jersey, an an- hereby offered for sale, that title to More than 80 municipal awarded nine contracts total- swer to the complaint and amend- said property Is marketable or that ing $160,807 for services and gasoline. ment to complaint filed in the civil it has title to said property, and re- court judges, court clerks and action in 'which UNITED STATES serves the right to rescind the sale other officials from 21 states supplies for 1970. Custom Tire Associates, SAVINGS BANK OF NEWARK, N.J., ot this property, at any time be- Bradley Beach, was awarded ft corporation of the State ot New fore acceptance of the deed by the and Canada are studying Hamilton linen of Rahway purchaser. a $21,568 contract for tires Jersey, ia Plaintiff, and DOURIM R. court procedures in work- was awarded a $44,826 con- ptocker Br. and Helen Stocker, his A hearing on said matter la to be and tubes. wife. Dear a at Dairies, Inc., a cor- shops and discussions. The tract for laundry rental sup- poration of the State of 'New Jer- held at the Borough Hall, Church Keyport Maintenance Co., sey ; and R. H. Macy and Company, Street, Keanatrupg, New Jersey, on conference is sponsored by ply service to the Montgom- are defendants, pending fn the 8u November 26, 1969, at 2:00 P.M., at Keyport, was awarded a $6,- perior Court of New Jersey, Chan • which time the Mayor and Council the traffic court program of ery Medical Home. eery Dirlaion, within (Uilrty-flVO will consider the same or confirm and the American Bar Associa- 114 contract for cleaning days aftftr November 19, 1969, exclu- ratify the same, according to said Bond Baking Co., Philadel- - nlve of euch date. If you fall to do terms and conditions, providing no tion. windows in various buildings. so, judgment oy default may be ren- higher price or better terms shall phia, Pa., was awarded an Valentine, Trenton, was dered against you Tor the relief de- be bid for the said property by any manded in the complaint, and amend- other person, deed to ^je subject to LEGAL NOTICE $18,116 contract for bread and awarded an $1,6G7 contract, pient .to complaint You shall file your the compliance with requirement of bread products for various Answer and Proof of Service In du- the Zoning Ordinance. Max Blau and Sons, Newark, plicate with the OJerk of the Supe- BY ORDER of the Mayor and NOTICE OF GKANT institutions. ,' a $1,731 contract, and Of- rior Court, State House, Trenton, New- Council of the Borough oi Keana- OF VAKIANCE Jersey, In accordance with the rules burg. NOTICE- Is hereby given that the 0. G. Winans of Asbury fice Planning, Red Bank, a of civil practice and procedure. HARVEY MARION Red Bank Board of Adjustment at Municipal Clerk Its meeting on November 12, 1D69 Park was awarded a $14,002 $14,287 contract for furnishing Nov. 19 JS.15 granted to the Humble Oil and He- Thta action has been Instituted for flnlnc Company a Variance from the contract for paper service for and installing office furniture the purpose of foreclosing a mort- depth requirement o* Article 10, Sec- and equipment for the cor- gage dated January 6, 1956. made ^>y NOTICE tion 3 id), Paragraph 11 concerning various county institutions Douglas R. Stocker Sr. and Helen AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR property located at the northwest cor- and departments. rection institution and reha- fllocker, hi* wife, as mortgagors and THE IMPOSITION OF CHARGES ner of Maple Avenue and White payable to United Stales Savings FOR WATER IN . THE BOROUGH Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, be- B. P, Oil Corp., Englewood bilitation center. Bank of Newark, New Jersey, a cor- OF KEANSBURG, DEFINING ing Lot 51, Block 30 ol Uie Tex poration of New Jersey, as mort- RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR Map of the Borough ot Red Bank, gagee, which mortgage concerns real New Jersey. estate known as 5 Woodbrook Drive, THE COLLECTION THEREOF- I>ated: November 17, 1B69 Watawan Township, New Jersey. Tills IMPOSING PENALTIES FOR THE action has also been Instituted for VIOLATION THEREOF DQREMUS, RU6SELL, FAflANO Die purpose or recovering possession BE IT ORDAINED by the Munici- & NTOOSrA Yule Shoppers: Beware ol said premises 5 Woodbrook Drive, pal Council of the Borough of Keans- BY: BBJNBDICT R. NICOSIA Watawah Township, New Jersey. burg as follows: Attorney for Humble Oil and RECOGNITION — Nick Lucarelli, center, an Eagle Scout in Troop 242, Mlddletown, flection 1. The charge* for water Refining Company You, Douglas R. Stocker Sr., are supplied by the Borough snail be ea Nov. 19 55.2B made a party defendant In the with- follows: is sriowh with Suburban Airlines first officer John Sheehy, Fair Haven, left, and in cause because you are one of the A. for each private dwelling, bun- TAX SALE NOTICE Of Gyps. C of C Warns legal owner* of the premises and by galow, apartment, store, office, or Of Heal Estate In the Borough of Capt. Anthony Blasi, long Branch, afterarrival at Red Bank Airport from Washing- • reason thereof have an Interest In concession not hereinafter specified Little silver for Non-Payment of Taxes the property being foreclosed; afll of the base or minimum rate alia.ll be and Assessments. FREEHOLD — Shoppers stant schemes that crop up ton, D. C. Nick, 15, spent the day with Suburban Airlines as part of annual Eagla the fore-going interest being subject $35. per annum. This minimum shall Public Notice Is hereby given that I, were warned today by the every year:" to the mcrtgBjge being foreclosed In be for water service and shall in- Calvin A. Rowe, Collector of Taxei Scout Recognition Day. He was given an orientation flight by the Reading Aviation the aforementioned proceedings. clude one (l) toilet In each of tho or the Borough of Little Silver, Mon- Greater Freehold Chamber of —Unordered merchandise, DATED: November 7, I960 aforesaid buildings. In addition there- mouth County, New Jersey, will sell Commerce to beware of gyp Flight School, and then was flown to Washington on one of tho airline's scheduled MORTIMER Q. NEWMAN, JR. to, additional charged shall be made at Public Auction on the 3rd day of often sent in the name of an as follows: December, 1969, at 10 A.M., In the flights for lunch and a tour of National Airport before returning here in time for Clerk of the Superior Court Borough Hall, 480 prospect Avenue, artists who flourish during the unknown charity or as an out- Nov. 12, 19' 133.50 For each additional room over Little Silver, New Jersey, the herein- Christinas shopping season. five. One ($1.00) Dollar per room. after described Real Estate. right commercial venture. recognition dinner in Berkeley Carteret Hotel, Asbury Park. He is son of Mr. and For each Both Tub or Inside NOTICE Shower Bath, Two (52.00) Dollars Said landa will be sold to make the Mrs, Bertha Fleeson, ex- —"Bargain" offers for per- Mrs. Joseph Lucarelli, 10 Raphael Place, rviiddletown. He plans to enter the Air AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR For each additional toilet, Two ($2.00) itnount t>i Municipal Liens chargeable ecutive secretary of the THE ACQUISITION OF CEIlTAIN Dollars. against the samo on the 31st day ol fume, cologne or toilet water Force Academy and make aviation his career. LANDS AND PREMISES IN THE December 1908, ,&• computed In the chamber, affiliated through BOROUGH OP LITTLE SILVER For each outside Shower, Bill tax list, together with Interest on falsely sold under an estab- NEW JERSEY, FOR FUTURE IM- Cock, Hose Connection M Connection eatd amount from the first day of membership with the Nation- PROVEMENT PURPOSES AP- to Private Oarage, en additional July ID© to the date of sale, and lished brand name or said PROPRIATING THE SUM OF $13- Three Dollars and. Fifty cents ($3.50), the costs of sale at pubHo vendue to al Better Business Bureau, to be a famous brand under 000 THBRH3FORBTAND AUTHORIZ- B. For each rooming house, Fur- such persons as will purchase the same ING THE ISSUANCE OF *14 000 nished Room House, House wbero subject to redemption at the lowest warned of these "fairly con- a different label. BONDS OF THE BOROUGH FOR rooms are let for bira or Hotel, tjhe rate of Interest, but in no case In Comity Posts Bad Checks FINANCING THE SAME. baae or minimum rate shall be as excess of eight percent per annum. BE IT ORDAINED by tho Mayor follows: —Telephone appeals from •nd Council or the Borough of Lit- Fer Annum Tills a ale fa made under me provf- unknown charitable organiza- tle Sllrw in the County of Monmoutti Up to and Including eloiu ol Article 4, Chapter 6, Title 64, Host State Charge Nets and State • ot New Jersey (not 13 rooms ..: $35.00 of the Revised Statutes ot New Jersey Three Cases tions for funds, clothing, food leas than 2/3 of all the members 15 to 20 rooms Inclusive , 38.15 1947. entitled "Sale of Real Property thereof affirmatively concurring) 21 to 25 rooms Inclusive „„. _ 46.25 to Enforce Liens" and acts supple- or fuel. that: 26 to 30 looms Inclusive w .. 53.75 mentary thereto and amendatory 31 to 35 rooms Inclusive 61.25 thereof. Referred To Legion Chief in Fines Seotlon 1 The Improvement de- 36 to 40 rooms Inclusive „_ _. 68.75 The said lands to be sold and the —Street corner sales of scribed in Section 3 of this Ordi- il to 45 rooms Inclusive ,.,_ 76.25 name of persons- against whom said cheap watdhes, ties, perfume, BED BANK - A total of nance Is hereby authorized as a. gen- 45 to 50 room» Inclusive „... 83.75 taxes nave been lain on account of KEYPORT - The monthly eral improvement to be made or Hier« shall be an additional each parcel for unpaid taxes aro aa Grand toys, gadgets and other shod- meeting of the Monmouth $60 in fines was paid yester- acquired by the Soroush of Little charge of (1.50 per room for each follows: Jury dy merchandise. day by Cecil Robinson of 25 Silver, New Jersey. For The estimated maximum Section 3. Failure to pay a bill the same are laid in accordance with SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY fany Homes. will be at the Englishtown Medical Service Corps of the amount of money to be rained from within 30 days after It Is rendered such plans and specifications as may CHANCERY DIVISION Army, serving as a ministra- due from the Red Bank Public all source* for said improvement Is will constitute ttie bill In arrears. be prescribed by the Borough • Engi- MONMOUTH COUNTY The case of Leroy Richard- American Legion Post, $15,000 the' excess thereof over trie All charges In arrears shall tear In- neer and approved by the Municipal Docket No. F-1018-S8 Wednesday,' Dec. 3 at 8:30 tive assistant to the comman- Library since June 25. •aid estimated maximum of bonds tcrest at S per annum. Council. In the case or all sewer Greater New York Savings Bank, a son, 10 Seaview Manor, or notes to be Issued therefor be- Section 4. The charges for water mains and extensions thereof hereto- banking corporation, FlalnllU vs: Ed- p.m. der of Army field medical lnr the amount of the »aid 41,000 fore constructed house connections w&rd A. McDonald, et ux, ct als. charged also with possession down payment for sftld improvement. as set forth above and any other t unit? in Germany. Most re- coats, expenses, Interest and penal- Khali bo constructed therefrom to the Defendants of stolen property, was re- Seotlon 4 The following matters ties shall be a lien upon the prem- curb line of the avenues, streets, or By virtue or a writ of exetuUon in cently, he received addition- «re hereby determined, declared, re- ises to which the water was sup- lanea In wlilch the same are laid In the above stated action to me directed, ferred to the county prosecu- Aid Talk eltcd and Mated: plied until paid and satisfied. After accordance with plans and specifica- 1 3nall expose [or sale at public ven- al training in the Johnson & becoming; In arrears, the Borough tions prepared by the Borough Engi- due, at the Court Ho\ue in the Bor- tor's office for his failure to Post Office Johnson Company manage- may shut off the, water supply for neer and approved by the Municipal ough of Freehold, County ol Mon- appear in court. Both Ste- nald premises and shall not again Council tt imch time t>r tlmen as the mouUi, Now Jorjcy, on Monday the ment development program. For Parish supply It until such arrearages, adjacent property shall be Improved 8th day of December 1W9, at 2 o'clock, phens and Richardson are un- charges and Interest nave ^een .paid by the erection of a building or build- P.M. Prevailing Time. Heist Denied and no part of the cost thereof has in full. For shutting off or for turn- ings thereon. ALL the following tract or parcel of der $1,000 bail. Mr. Corrado lives in Lake- been or shall tie specially eases sea Ing on the water supply, a charge Section 3. The basic uie and main- land and the premises hereinafter on property apeclally benefited there- of $5.00 will be made- Such charges tenance charge shall be 535. per year particularly described, situate,' lying Henry H. Fleming, 226 FREEHOLD — David Gal- wood, and he and his wife, artall ba collected In ths game man- for ' each house connected, provided, and being in the Township of Middle- by. • ner as any other water charge. however, that in case of a building town in the County of Monmouth and Cleveland Ave., was fined vin, Union City, pleaded in- Marilyn, have three children, RED BANK — "Financial (bl The period of usefulness of said containing; a baT or restaurant the State of New Jersey: John 6; Monica, 4, and Kris- Crisis - What Can I Do?" purpose- within the limitations ot sec- Section 5. Water shall be supplied minimum charge shall $e twice the $100 and given a six-month nocent yesterday to charges tion «A:2-22 of said Local Bond Uw on the express condition that if,, for BEGINNING at a point In the South- any reason, the supply shall fall in aforesaid minimum rate. east line of Tindall Road (formerly suspended jail sentence for tine 1. will be the subject of a talk and' according to the reasonable life whole or tn part, the Borough will In addition to the aforesaid baalc New Monmouth to Red Bank Road) of breaking into the Morgan- J)y Joseph ,R. Kelly, chair- Uiftreofj^ls forty '"" «»«M. not be hold liable for any damage charges there shall be a further 280.05 feet Soulhwest from the Souther- assaulting Patrolman James that may arise In consequence there- charge of ft. per year for each room ly line of GillritlgB nlrkway extended ville Post Office, Marlboro, man of the Union County of. In excess of five rooms provided, aald point being also corner to lands Tomaini. Dale Turner Talks however, that In case of multiple now or formerly of William T. Hen- and stealing cash and stamps Catholic Education Associa- Section 8. Tt shall be unlawful for family dwelling* the total charges Helen Dangler Reynolds, any person to permit water' to flow drlckson; thence (1) South 72 degrees valued at $16,366. At Newark State tion, at a meeting of the St. unnecessarily from any pipe or fix- shall be calculated as follows; East along said lands, 363 feet to a 132 Sixth Ave., paid a ture on premlnea occupied by that South 72 degrees school students on the same Obligated to levy ad valorem^ taxes January 1, 1D70. advance. cast, 125 feet to a point; thence (31 ur>on all tho taxahie property within Section 5. AH charges hereby pro- North 17 degrees 33 minutes East, 5 basis as it is granted to pub- thfi Borough for the payment of ftald PUBLIC NOTICE posed shall he payable to tho Bor- fe'ot to a point; thence (4) North 72 lic school students. obligations and Interest thereon with- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY ough Collector who shall send out degrees West, 125 feet to place ot out limitation of rate or amount, GIVE3N that the above ordinance was beginning. duly ailopted on first reading by the bills and receive all payment* thereof. The billAvas introduced into Section 8. This bonrl ordlnanco shall Borough Council of the Borough of Section (I. All sewer charges fihaJl TOGETHER with all lixtures now or take effect twenty (20) diyn after Keansburg, In the County of Mon- run from Uie period of January l to hereaftor attached to or used In con- the assembly by Assembly-. the first publication thereof after fi- mouth, and State of New Jemey, on December 31 each year and shall nection with the premlscB herein de- nal passage, as provided by said Lo- the 12th day of November, 1069, and be payable quartorly - on the first scribed and the hooHchohi appliances man Richard J. Vander cal Bond Law. that aald ordinance will be consid- day of the middle month of the quar- which are fixtures and part of the Plaat, fl-Bergen. STATEMENT ered for final adoption at a meet- ter. If the said charges are not paid realty. The bond ordinance published here- InR of said Borough Council to be on or before the due date In each EXCEPTING ALSO THEREFROM Mr. Kelly will replace the with has been finally adopted nn held on the Borough Hall, Church quarter, they shall be considered In AND THEREOUT the following de- November 17, 1060 and tho twenty Blrept Keanaburg. New Jersey, on arrears. scribed premises: scheduled speaker, Msgr. dny nerlnd of limitation within which the 3rd day of Docemlicr, lflflff, at Section 7. Tlie charges for use and BEGINNING at a point In Uie exist- n suit, action or proceeding question* 7:30 P.M., at which time and place maintenance herein Imposed shall bo ing Easterly line of Tindall Road Josepih J. Vopelak, diocesan Ing tliR validity of auch ordinance can a public vhenrlng will be held prior Imposed for Uie entire year and ehall where the RRHII! in Intersected by the coordinator of educational be commenced, RS provided In the to the final pannage of said ordi- be due and payable whether or not Southerly property line of Lot 26, Block Local Bond Law, haa bfrgun to run nance, and all persons will be given the sower facilities are used during 93 or the 'fax Map of Mlddletown and economic opportunity from the data of the first publication an opportunity to be heurd concern- the entire year, provided, however, Township, Thence (1) In a Southerly ing the i aa.mo, that when any premises arc first con- direction along tho existing Easterly programs, who will be unable of this Statement. nected wlUi the sewer system the HIJFUS 7,. JOHNSTON HARVEY MARION line of Tindall Road 55 feet more or Municipal Clerk owner of said premises shall be lia- less !o a point tn the northerly proper- to attend. Borough Clerk Nov. 19 $4B.2S ble only for such portion of the year ty lino of Lot 28, Block 93 of tho aforc- Hov. 19 138.50 as shall remain after connection with •ald tax map; thence (2) In an easter- the said sewer system. ly direction along the Northerly prop- LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Section 8. All charges herein Im- erty line of Lot 28 aforesaid .*> feet posed shall be considered Imposed more or less to a point; thonce (3) in Free Diabetes TAX BALK NOTICE upon the particular property In each 0, Northerly direction along a line pa. LTld «f Real Kstato In the Borough of Fair Haven for Non-payment of case and shall not fas transferable rallel to the existing Easterly line of to any other property. Tindall Road and distant D feet,mea- Tests Offered Assess ments. Section 0. All charges herein lm- sured at right angles from said line Public notice li hereby given that I. Melvln P. Stout, Collector of Taxes poaed shall from and after becoming S5 feet more or less to a point in Uin RED BANK — Riverview of the Ho rough at Fair Haven, Monmouth County, New Jersey will sell at In arrears bear Interest at the rate Boutherly property line of Lot 26 afore- public auction on.Uifr 3rd day of December, 1009 at 10:09 A.M. In Dio Mu- of 8% per annum. said; thonco (4) In a Westerly dlroc. Hospital's clinic will offer nicipal Building, 748 River Road, fair Haven, New Jemey tha hereinafter Section 10, Tine rates ehall be tlon along tho Southerly property line free diabetes tests for area described lnnlaco, pAyrntmt of »U taxes or fttntaimenti, cosU place a public hearing will be held right lo adjourn this fiale without fur- week. Moro than 60 news media representatives also attondod as guests of tho vised to teat a hearty meal prior to the final passage of mM ther notice by publication. and Interest* must bo paid fey Uis purclimer b of ore the conclusion of tha ealt, Ordinance, and all penoni will be l'/S ,to 2 hours before going to cthfrwiKe the property will ba Immediately roiohl. PAUL K1ERNAN, Bhsrlff. dealers. Calo Yarborough, shown here with tho Mercury Cyclone is a nationally given tin opportunity to be heard con- Dated October II, IBM At my tlino before the nnle, Uie collector will roceivi r»ym«nl <* th« cerning UM the'screening center. amount dm, toiethtr with Inttrait and coin incurred to Ui« riata of payment. Kovtcs, Anqeraon, known NASCAR driver and a member of tho Lincoln-Marcury Sports Panel. Ho , WUnans my hand and ital this 6lh d»y nf Novembtr IBM . HorowlU k Rader The test is not for known.,, MBLVIN P. Atlyi. . answered questions on racing and the division's performanca cars, Nov. 13, in, 25. Dae 3 (111 DO diabetics. Hovembor 5/13, 19, 26 row V •• . »' -THE DAILY REGISTER, RED BANK-MIDDLETOWN. N. J.j WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1969 — •to Atf CARETAKER HA£ A UTTLE TROUBLE (JfTHTHE LAUM SPRINKLER-. your pag© Blondie I SUPPOSE VOU , ,, HAVE SOME W1L.R. j[ 11 SUMSTEAD, VOU RE UNBELIEVABLE, J CVeRSLEPT TWENTY MINUTES FARFETCHED \ Children's Letters to God LATE' excuse RBADV

Mary Worth TRY MOTTO WORR Y TOO ARROVO DRIVE?-— MUCH! WE'VE HAD SEVERAL THE HIGH SCHOOL BARBIE WE DON'T HAVE A 5TORM TORNADO WARNINGS ATTENDS 15 ON THAI STREET! "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean CELLAR, MR.5. WORTH RLCENTLy-BUT.SOFAR, BASEMENT RECREATION ROOM HO FUNNEL OOUD HAS Thursday, November 20 1 MAKES A GOOD SUBSTITUTE TOUCHED DOWN! PRESENT-FOR YOU AND YOURS ... No matter how tempting, don't bypass duties for extracurric- •..HEADING EMI AT ular activities. Take care of obligations — both APPRCWWVELV 70MH& \\ present and past-due. Keep credit standing In good AN HOUR Him order as you may want to make a major purchase WMVOFAWHO DRIVE'. soon and can get a better "deal" If your credit rating, is tiptop. The Day Under Your Sign ABIES (Bon Much Jl to LIBRA (Seat. 3* to Oet. JJ) 13 Cow with a 41 Explosive April MHGood d»y to catch —Friend his a way of being up on paper work—which' here when most needed. , complex rush you uully try to avoid »• • Accept offer of Help with Puzzle 18 Knocked long •« poisible. jiood grace. 42English- TAURUS (AptU » to M»y . SCQRPIO (Oct. M to Nov. Andy Capp By George W. Frank down JO)—Be considerate or cthtrs 3D — your schedule could 19 Hankers . man's even though they nay not be upset by* unexpected turn BECAREFUUPET-ME-H ACROSS sound offer you the same thought. or event*, but dent pout /GOOb BETA WINDOW 23 Level of eyeglass fulneji. about It. • 'MORNI HEART'S IN tm MOUTH 1 'Who's 48 European existence 44 Personal GEMtNl (Miy 31 toJuae :i> SAGITTARIUS (Not. XX to Afraid of bunting —You tend to bar|e in Dee. 31)—You can keep a RORRIE 25 U.S. Admiral defect where angels fur to tread— slight disagreement from Virginia — ?" 51 Mine ventil- in World 45 Viscid . sometime without correct developing Into a full-icale facti. squabble, 6 Atlantic food ating shaft / War I secretion CAPRICORN (Dee. 31 to fish 53 Mexican CANCER Mime U'to July Jan. 30)—Although you feel 26 "Go on a dog 45 Mexican 3I>—There may be legal resentful, keep'your oool or 10Try:colloq maiden —" Indian problem!. Don't rely on your you could spolf the entire 14 Nocturnal 58 Style of own Information; seek pro. relationship. 27 Sound of 47 Based on 8 fesilonal advice. AQUARIUS ((JanX . 3! to Feb. carnavore •wrestling:: Niagara 49 Golden LEO (July M to Aug. JD- 1»>—This Is ao time for 1 15 Dry river comp. wd. Your suspicions are un- chance-taking. Await dev- k. ANT Falls statuette founded, to don't let them elopments as delay won't bed 69 Mormons' get the setter of you. 28 Into award N hurt. LOSEIUEONtf 16RedSkelton domain VIRGO (Aug. M to Sept. «> PISCES (Feb. 3* to Mar. EXCUSE I'AVE disfavor: 2 50 "Live and — Much activity In Virgo 3D)—You could be left hold- . role 61 Convert to wds. chartt. You have whit It ing the bat If you haven't TDSITDCWN?.' 17 Martin carbon takei to make a party lively. checked all tachnlcalltlei. 30 Underwater 52 Heart OFitld EaUrptJMi, Int., 15(5 Belsam won 62 Jumped detecting condition a prize for 63 Lady's device 54 American this movie bargain hunt 32 "A good — ostrich' The Wizard of Id 20 Distinctive 64 Arctic flier about it" 55 People of 21 Safari hats 65 Facilitates 33 "Mad as a Columbia: Bridge Advice 22 Bowling DOWN -hen" pi. piece 1 Envelop 34 What giraffe 56 itecord for By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 24 Arid 2 Witness has longest TV South dealer 25 Firmly testifies When a defender cannot East-West vulnerable 35 High wind 57 Mound follow suit he must find a maintained •under — 36 Accelerated builders NORTH 29 Ships' 3 Emperor reasonable discard. He will 4 10S43 38 Illegal 59NoveH>y-H. naturally try to keep as many records succeeding Rider <5 97 perform- cards as he is likely to need O KJ62 31 Light Nero ance Haggard sarcasm 4 Ponce de — in each suit, and in most 4K52 32 Farewell 5 Smoothness Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle cases lie wiH be thinking WEST EAST appearances of utterance only of his own problems. If e>952 «7 37 Ancient 6 Male suitor you put yourself in his place, C>AtOS Syrian 7 Ship's HHUiiii awuu UULUU] you can often tell exactly OQ9743 0 15432 !' kingdom curved niaEimn nanm Hmon what he holds. 4110 0 8 38 Unfolds contour aniaan auauHuucifc! West opened the jack of 4AQ9173 ana nnaa 00120011 clubs, holding the first trick. from bud 8 Write SOUTF Snuffy Smith 39 Cart tongue further When West continued with the ten of clubs, declarer cov- OA1054 A J, S ;i NOPE-HE'S DOWN GLORV BE!! 40 Unofficial 9 Vocal nnnrarai nrannan nnn ballot ' expressions mnnra rarargns nnnua ered with dummy's king. IS'POSEVORE XINTH'CELLflR.- WON'T WONDERS East won with Hie ace and South West Norm EH MflNSNUFFVIS \ WORKIN'ON 42 Twinned' 10 "The —on NEVER CEflSEl! crystal UQH QH3HUU UUiJCiU continued with the queen of 14 Pin 2 4 Fur OUT PlfiVIN'CARDS J HIS HOBBV-- Main Street 4 4 All Pan : 43 "A thinker 11 Pulled a car U !lU13LmUJ clubs, hoping that his part- A6'IN TOWIGHT- UWUU H UULJLJllU1U 3 LJU13 ner could overruff declarer. Opening lead-• J < or a—" 12Lum BUai!J HQJLJLiL! 44 Filled in a Edwards \aaua uiuumi As it happened, South crossword and — ruffed with the ace of trumps 45 Pasture Peabody since he could well afford to three or four cards in; the do so. West discarded his low- suit. West would discard^a est diamond, and South was diamond only if he had fire convinced that West had started with five diamonds. of them, so that he would More Evidence still have as many as tte Since there was no need to dummy after the discard.', act at once on this impres- sion South drew three rounds After coming to the conclu- , of trumps and used the king sion that West had started Tho Phantom of hearts to force out the with five diamonds, and East ace. West returned the ten only one, South could cash of hearts to the queen, and the ace of diamonds to take South ruffed his last heart in East's singleton. Then he led dummy. a diamond to take a safe-fi- The time had now come to nesse with dummy's jack. - assemble the evidence. West DAILY QUESTION 'i had started with exactly three Partner opens with one spades and two clubs, hence spade, and the next plajfcr ; eight red cards. Since West passes. You hold: S — 9 5 2 could not have held more H - A 10 6 D - Q 9 7 I 3 than five hearts (East had G - J 10. What do you say? followed suit three times), Answer: Bid 1-NT or tfro West surely held at least three spades. With most partners diamonds to begin with. With it is safer to bid one netrurrjp. four diamonds to the king- If your partner avoids ope> jack in the dummy, West ing wife a weak four . card would not dream of discard- spade suit, you are better pff ing a diamond if he had only raising at once to two spadfs. Beetle Bailey Triewrtou 4Vftc

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At the Movies ALTER U EADE I HEATRES Today RED BANK HAZLET CABLTON- PLAZA- M»rrjr Me, Marry Me 2:00; 7:30; • Gypsy Moths 7:10; S:S5. s:30. RT. 35 DRIVE-IN- e WCBS-TV O WNEW-TV Q WOR-TV domineering brother will not allow her to date boys. Moths";/, , ' Ing to play taps at a funeral, a young army private e m io O'CLOCK NEWS 9 deserts a post commanded by his father and finds , METROCOLOR temporary refuge at Shiloh Ranch. ID NEWSFRONT , 0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 9 11:00 O O O NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS 9 O THE FLYING NUN 0 0 PEYTON PLACE NOW THRU TUESDAY "The New Habit." Sister Bertrille losea her ability O DIVORCE COURT 9 FOR ADULTS ONLY "Mason vs Mason." A husband learns his wife wants to fly when the nuns are ordered to wear new habit* XAOLET MCTZGZ& IWWICMMA which includes streamlined cornets. to be supported as well as loved. ' O DELLA © ' " ID HERE'S BARBARA © THFI|BERTINE" nice irn.,ui« mm «74ut 11:30 O O O APOLLO 12 © . -Guests: The Four Freshmen, Mama Thorton, - STARTS TODAY Woody Woodbury. Coverage of the second moon walk (scheduled to be- •tarring gin at 12:30. If cancelled regular programming will ' ID BEAT THE CLOCK 0 Catherine Spank ni WINNER OF 3 Guest: Hugh O'Brien. resume. ACADEMY AWARDS Jean-Louts Trintignant IB NEW JERSEY SPEAKS FOR ITSELF , 11:30 O THE MERV GRIFFIN SHOW © INCLUDING "Brecht West." A look into a coffee-house theatre O THE TONIGHT SHOW 9 BEST ACTRESS ' in New Braiiswlck. Guests: Leslie Uggams, Suzanne Charny. ARLO GUTHRIE PATQUINN-JAMESBRODERICK, 1:00 0 TO TELL THE TRUTH 9 - , KATHARINE HEPBURN O THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER 9 O 11:30 MOVIE Plus - 2nd Big Hlr PETER O'TOOLE in !COLOHbyDeU«e DwtrtMiitt .„ ' _. ... "Any Friend of Dad's." Tom Corbett is hard pressed "The Gunfighters" starring Gregory Peck, Helen Peter Sellers • Color Westcott. Gunfighter is followed to his home town I love you Alice B. Toklas" "The Lion in Winter" to set an example for Eddie when a loud-mouthed, by brothers of a victim. Town tongh kills him and Co-Feature at the Drive-In — "Thomas Crown Affair" freeloading old college chum arrives for a visit and takes his place as the hunted. (1950) stays three days. At the conclusion of the movie Reel Camp, a night- ID HE SAID, SHE SAID © ly series of comedy shorts, will be shown followed Guests: Alejandro Ray and his wife Joyce; Phyllis by News Headlines. Diller and her husband Ward Donovan; Jack Klug- EATONTOWN FOR man and his wife Brett; Shirley Jones and Jack o JOEY BISHOP SHOW & Cassidy. O THE LATE MOVIE OMMUNITY ADULTS © N.E.T. FESTIVAL "Three Guns for Texas" starring Neville Brand, ONLY fTheatre America: Trio for Living." A documentary Peter Brown. Three brash, boisterous young Texas about the creative energy required to ready a play Rangers—who would rather fight than eat—bumble for performance^ focuses on young playwright their way into preventing an Indian massacre. When you turn on George Houston , ID PERRY MASON . "The Case of %fhe Runaway Racer" by falling free... 12:30 O) THE PHIL DONAHUE SHOW © Allen Brown, attorney, tells of his defense of a high you're a Gypsy Moth. school ,boy suspended for refusing to cut his hair. 1:00 O THE ONE A.M. REPORT © Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer presents MONMOUTH COLLEGE The John Frankenheimer-Edward Lewis V;; , .O THE BEST OF BROADWAY Production starring "..'•-'•'. "Operation Gold Ingot" starring Felix Marten, Mar- li! tine Carol. An adventure drama about a former Burt Lancaster STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION secret agent's search for the owner of a powerful heating: mechanism who has been forced to join in Deborah Kerr ..••... Presents a plot to steal gold ingots. (1960) (NOTE if Apollo : is scheduled, Cr. 7 will stay on the air through the fV; '•'. - "The Gypsy Moths" , THE HOMECOMING CONCERT start of Thursday's programming. The movie will >

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