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JERUSALEM (AF) - Is- ing about a Soviet proposal said the Pope had kept silent "The Pope was not shocked suggesting Lebanon^ Is en-, raeli anger at the' world's for joint peace action. after the Nov. 22 bombing over the shedding of blood titled to compensation. concern for Lebanon and its Chief Rabbi Yitzhak Nis- that kilted 13 Israelis in a ..'. but rather over material "If Israel were wiped out airplanes increased yester- sim, head of Israel's Sephar- Jerusalem market and after things." completely by the Arabs, the day. Foreign Minister Abba dlc community, criticized the Dec. 25 Arab attack on It was the second attack Security Council would do and Eban criticized/the U.N. Se- the Pope for his message to ••an El Al.airliner in Athens on the Pope in as many say nothing," Eban declared, curity Council-and the Se- Lebanon expressing sympa- , in which one, Israeli died. days. Dr. Zerah Warhaftig, referring to the Soviet veto phardic chief rabbi attacked thy for the loss of 13 com- "Here," he said, "are clear minister of religious affairs, which has blocked every at- Pope. Paul VI. mercial aircraft destroyed by signs of two tendencies on made a similar complaint. tempt to censure the'Arabs. Meanwhile, the once quiet the Israeli commando raid on the part of the pontiff: a com- Denounces Council Asked about the recommen- Lebanese - Israeli border Beirut airport last Saturday. prehensive war against the At a news conference in Tel erupted again in an artillery On State Radio Jewish faith and against the ' dation for compensation, Eban, ,A'viv, Eban denounced the Se- said, "What Is suggested by duel last night, and the Big' In a broadcast over the country which God gave to curity Council resolution con- the Security Council by. way ROAD JAM — This car, parked on Ocean Avo., Sea Bright, did appear in a bit of • Four powers continued talk- state radio, Rabbi Nissiln Hjs-people... demning the Israeli raid and of redress for the family of 'jam at 2:20 p.m. yesterday when the road underneath it buckled. Police said a new the man murdered in Ath- water main installed by the Em Construction Co., Matawan, for Monmouth Consol- ens?" * • • • He accused the United Na-. idated Water Co., broke open when it was turned on for the first time, and water tions of reserving its compas- pressure caused a 6 to 8 foot section of roadway to'buckle. No one wes hurt, and Legislature's Crime Probe sion for "the steel, the gird-- damage to the car, owned by Vincent J. Venexla, 1332 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, ers, the money" while Ignor- was minor, police said. Damaged roadway, in front of the United Methodist Church ing the fact that.?'hundreds of our people have fallen as and across from police headquarters, is being repaired today. victkns of Arab violence" ° ••'•-••'•• - I Register Staff Photol over the past two decades. Go Beyond Jan. 14_ — Answers QnesUon Answering a newsman's By DAVID 91. GOLDBERG Two witnesses were sched- tee also subpoena Salvatore ent of State Police, ^ight also question, Eban tried to soften TRENTON (AP) - A spe- uled to testify, today, one un- . Profaci Jr., a nephew of a be called to testify and that the criticism of the Pope by cial legislative inquiry into der subpoena and the other reported Mafia chieftain. Assistant Attorney General Jewish religious leaders. He Outfall Commission organized crime may be ex- at his own request.' Beadle- Assemblyman John Selecky William J. Brennan in was said he preferred to comment. tended beyond the Jan. 14 ston declined to give the testified as a character wit- subject to recall as a wit- on Pope Paul's New Year's deadline.1 names. ness for Profaci in a motor ness. message,* which said thepoh- " "It may end Friday, next Others may also be heard vehicle, violation case. An as- "Mr. Brennan remains un- tiff hoped that 1969 would not week or doomsday," said Sen. depending on developments, sistant state attorney general der subpoena," McCord said bring a loss of lives from ter- * Appointments Set Alfred N. Beadleston, the Beadleston'indicated. said a state trooper saw vin a telephone interview. "If rorlst and guerrilla activities. committee chairman. Sidney P;McCord.Jr., com- young Profaci coming from we need him again, we can The Jerusalem Post, which , By BOB BRAMLEY already been granted. Federal funds will be • However, Beadleston said if mittee counsel, said Hie testi' "the woods near a site where always caU> him." often reflects foreign minis- MIDDLETOWN — The way is clear for. applied tor shortly, ho added, "as toon as the work isn't completed'by mony of the witnesses today a hole* resembling- a grave Brennan, testifying in both try thinking, counseled mod- the Monmouth County Board of Freeholders engineering plans are completed." Jan. 14, the opening day of" "involves a criminal'matter." bad been dug.'' ' ' ' open and closed session, has eration today, and said Chief to appoint a bayshorc sewer outfall com- Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwlp, the 1969 legislative sessionr- He.-old not elaborate,,.. May Quiz Kelly . given,*.the committee, the Rabbi Nlsslm had "overre- mission. told by Tho Dally Register the bill had the committee would issue McCord said he would' McCord said that Col. names of the six legislators acted" to the Pope's "words. . Assemblyman Joseph Anclina, R-Mon- received Gov. Hughes' signature, declared an interim report. recommend th fo David B. Kelly, superintend' he »4id ho meant when he But the semiofficial newspa- mouth, announced yesterday Gov. Richard "this Is what we've been waiting for." told a journalism society that per Omer and Hatfofeh. pub- J. Hughes Has signed his bill permitting Mr. Irwin uild the freeholders wfll some legislators are "too lished by the National Relig- organization of regional sewerage authori- probably appoint the outfall commission comfortable" with members ious Front, joined the attack ties within the county'. Heretofore, only "late next week," He could give no indica- of organized crime. on the Catholic leader.; . '. county-wide authorities could be formed. tion of who may serve, he said, since the Freeholders Express - • Three of the names were . "True be Is the successor.' The bill, introduced in the Assembly Board of Freeholders mustdCOBtult Ma'Coti* Identified in public testimony. of John XXm, but' in fact he Sept 10 by Mr.. Azzollna, passed the As- ty Advisory Committee before making the They are Sen. Sldo L. Ridolfi, is the heir of Pius XII," sald^ sembly Nov. IS and the Senate four dayi appointments. D-Mercer, and Assemblymen Omer, referring to the charge later. *> Commltteeman Ernest G. Kavalek, who Pride in Achievement John A. Selecky, R-Mercer, by many Jews that Pope Plus Mr. Azzollna expressed pleasure yester- urged that the outfall project be expedited In and David Frledland, D-Hud- did not condemn the Nazi ex- day that the bill received "prompt approval an address New Year's Day as no stepped FREEHOLD — The five so& Each denied any wrong- termination of the Jews. by the legislature and the governor. down from the'mayoralty, was gratified to Republican members of the doing. HatWeh linked the Pope's "Sens. (Alfred N.) Beadleston and (Richard hear of the governor's signing. Commenting County Board of Freeholders Evidence 'Flimsy' statements with President R.) Stout (both R-Monmouth) helped mo In on appointment of the outfall commission, took a proud look at the past After the session, McCord Charles de Gaulle's condem- the Senate," he said. ' he added,"They better nova quickly on nation of the Beirut raid and ' ALREADY GRANTED that." yesterday and pledged to do - said he thought the evidence 1 their utmost to "keep Mon- Has "flimsy" in two of the said: "Simple anti-Semitism Joseph N. Ehrct, county coordinator of The outfall line would serve' bayshore mouth the number one coun- three cases. determines their bard attitude federal and state aid, said a portion, of towns from Matawan to Hlghlandj, feeding ty in the state." The other three names were toward Israel." state funds for engineering the project has sewage into tho~ ocean. After being,sworn, into his given in a dosed session Slst year as a freeholder and Tuesday. Beadleston said his 18th as director, Free- afterward that the evidence hftlder Director Joseph C. Ir- against them was "of no win said the year 1969 will ' value whatsoever." Unsworn Councilman's Status be one of continuation of its During Tuesday's open ses- consolidation theme of 1968 sion, the' committee heard with an eye of implementing 'testimony from Mrs. Claire new projects., .. . "Cumin Johnson, a legislative Seen Key Point in Marlboro The theme of this was car- aide who said that. Assembly- ried over in the remarks by man C. Richard Fiore, R- MARLBORO — The key Meanwhile, Planning Board Rt. 15, Mlddletown, was placing Richard Prevlte, • CC Freeholder Benjamin H. Dan- Essex, told her be was being point in the dispute over con- Chairman Gerald A. Bautnan . named Planning Board engi- member whose term expired skin, who, with Mr. "Irwin, pressured by reputed Mafia trol of the Planning Board Jr. retained bis post and oth- neer for I96» at $7,400, "sub- Dec. U. Mr. AnUseli wai re- was installed yesterday for a chieftain Jerry Catena. appears to be whether or not er CC members were elected ject to the appropriation of elected secretary. n6w three-year term. Fibre denied ever talking .Councilman-elect Thomas A. to key positions at the board's funds." Tbe engineering firm . All of the actions takes "The future holds a refine- to Mrs. Johnson, who is an Antisell is a councilman, even organization • meeting last also serves Holmdel, Middle- were approved by tbe five CC ment of the projects started," aide to the Senate Law and though be has not been sworn night. town and Long Branch, Mr. members — Mr. Bauman, said Mr. Danskin, adding that Public Safety Committee. .Of -k.J • About 45 persons attended Bauman said. Mrs. Jackson, Mr. AnttscO, more regtonalization will be Catena, he said "I wouldn't A 5-4 board majority Is at the meeting from both politi- Leon S. Avaklan, who for- Councilman Joan J. Mclaugh- in the making. . know him if I fell over him." stake; cal factions (the CC and the merly served the board, was lin and Edward C. Erdmami The committee told Mrs. "Tbe day of the municipal The Citizens Committee Purpose and Principle coali- made township engineer —and vetoed by members of Johnson at that time that boundary line win always be BEGINNING ANOTHER CHAPTER —Veteran Free- (CC) last night retained con- tion), but there were no inci- Wednesday. the purpose and Principle it required no more testimony with us," he said, but the line trol of the Planning Board, at dents and tbe meeting wis The board aim retained Mr. (PP) coalition - Mayor Mc- holder Director Joseph C. Irwin, cenfer, and Free- from her, but If she wanted concerning municipal prob- , least until Jan. 17. brief and businesslike. Town- Carton as board attorney it Cue, Alan iloOaad, George holder Benjamin H. Danskin, right, repeat the oath to provide additional testi- ship Police Patrolman- Ed- Lucas and George E. Creevy, lems is diminishing. This will At that time, Mr. Antisell $2,400 and Mrs. Joyce D'Ac- mony she could. McCord said ward Chavan was on band card! ii clerk at 11,000, again be seen more in the future, he of office from.County Cleric J. Russell Woolley for must appear In Superior Court The PP members contend- he had since been informed throughout the 40-mlnute ses- subject lojbe availability of ed that tbe board was Mega), continued, citing landfill new three-year terms on the county board. • 1 to show cause before Judge by Mrs. Johnson she had sion. '' funds. ly constituted and Utertfore needs as an example. Elvln R; Slmmlll why a judg- {Register Staff Photo I nothing more to say. any action It took was Illegal (See COUNTY, Pg. 2, CoL 5) . ment should not be entered C. Bernard Blum Jr. of The board elected Mrs. Kate Jackson vice chairman, re- (UNSWORN, Pg. I, Col •) that Robert Ntvison be seated T & M Associates Inc., 213 ai a Class Four citizen mem- ber of the Planning Board of Clayton Is Named Marlboro Township for Mr. The Inside Story Antisell's unexptred term to Antisell Would Quit Council which be was appointed by Engagements, weddiagi Mayor Charles T. McCue on By HALUE 8CHRAEGER trols (be Township Council Mr. AntUcIl it not a Brookdnle Trustee New Year's Day. MARLBORO - "If Tom but wfeicfi Is In danger of' nun until he U gwom in. At- Advice frem Asa Landers -Page t losing Its M majority on the torney* forlhe Purpote tod necriitg Research Center hi Reformed Chnrcb feiiare tabjeci. -Page I. Tbe plaintiffs in the action, (Thomas A.) Afitisell uys be FREEHOLD — Retired wants to resign as a council- Planning Board, contend that Principle (PP) coalition coa- state deputy commissioner of HopeweU Township. His term Lemg Brand five lead] statislki, tee . JPageM Mayor McCue and Mr. Nlvl- son, also want Mr. Antisell to man so ho can be a member tend be If already a council* education, Joseph E.' Clay- expires,Oct. 31, 1971. 'Sari, Field aad Stream' \ PageJS of the Planning Board, be Is man and thervfore cannot be ton,, was named "yesterday as Maj. Gen. W. Preston Cor- show came why he should Judy,y, Ex'Mnle BaskcOaB ipotUgal ea Keaaibarg -Page 11 not be ordered to "cease and acknowledges that he Is-a a citixeu member of tbe a member of the Board of derman, chairman of the councilman, and be Is auto- manning Board. The matter Trustees of the Brookdale board of trustees, was pleased BWas ^_ | • ENJOYMENT, YOUB desist from asserting any NamedN in Lien rights in relation to bis for- matically off tbe Planning is to be deckled In Supertor Community College. with the appointment of Dr. Bridge —: _I1 WEEKEND MAGAZINE FREEHOLD -A federal Court Jan. 17. mer position as a Class Four Board," says George E. Cree- Clayton. lUevUea Mrtlagi vy. fax lien waa fikd yesterday Dr. Clayton fills tbe vacan- •Very Fertaaate1 . citizen member of tbe Plan- Tbe council la only aBowd cy of WOuam 0. Fleckensteln Merle Scaecate Mr. Antiiell, elected Nov. against defendant! named as one repntentaUve to tfce "It is very fortunate to have ning Board." forroezfy of Rumson, who Attapeseat ffeatares 5, has not been sworn in n "Sid and Judy Garland Luff PUnniog Board, and Caiacfl- a man of Ms ability serving Judge Slmmlll signed the reslgaW last June because he a councilman and says be wQl for alleged unpaid federal in- mm John J. McLangblla on tbe board," said tna chair- DAILY REGISTER older yesterday. Herbert B< WasVuWyttg to Princeton in not be until be decides which come taxes toUliflg $S7»,eil presently fills that past man. "A man of .his back- Bterman, ParUn, represent! connection with his appoint- FSONE NUMBERS post he want*. for mi through IMS. Mr. Cretvy, a PP member, ground can bring a tot to tbe the ptolnttff». , . • ment as general manager of Mala Office ., 7Vof outward good humor and ' M. Schulz was renamed town- - buj so that projects are ap- . '» smooth political cooperation ship engineer; John P. Wad- cqmpUshed." ' • . c -.unheard of here, in recent - ington, treasurer; and Joseph "Monmouth County can look ' •'vyears' organization sessions,,. X, Seaman, auditor. All thr$e-i,.around into its recent past," ' * -William H. Menges was last' appointments run for one he 'said, "and be proud. The -• night unanimously elected year. board did a good job," he t -..mayor at the Township Com- Other one - year appoint- said, adding that "the1 coop-, i ..mittee's organization meet- ments' include physician, Dr.' - eration has been marvelous." ing. Michael Cristofaro; director.. Tracing the history of the. The new mayor's election of welfare, Mrs. Maree ' Board of Freeholders, Mr. Ir- was based on two Republican Brereton, and civil defense di- win named past freeholders, votes — those of incoming rector, R. Bruce PblUips. saying much was owed to 7;rcommitteeman David Cohen, Kenneth D. Hopper, WiV them. • ,.-, sworn in for his first term 11am Ryder, and Floyd Walk- "We should stop and think t. of pffice. last night, and his er were named special police- what county government has """ own, — and two Democratic men. Appointed school cross- accomplished," he said. :rr/ayes, those of Charles R. ing guards were Royal Hin- "There have been so many , FIRST LADY — Shrewsbury Township Committeeman Julius Frickel congratulates --;:Frechette and former Mayor • ton, Fred Siegle, and Mrs. changes; the county hag ac- In an Interview after the( meeting, Mr. visory committee to the plan- were assigned to the police working together, we can to attend, Committeeman Vernon E.' Field Frickel promised to do "whatever, he cpuW Clayton Mayor Menges appointed department. make it a better place in was elected Township Committee chairman to institute dances for teenagers on Friday nlng,..board, naming John E. Eight subcommittees of the which to live." for 1969. The position is equivalent to mayor. nights and new programs for younger.chil- (Continued) Eisinger, Joseph Lucanla, Township Committee were or- Mr. Irwin, -who will be 65 In Mr.. Field's absence, Committeeman dren. tratlon of the1 state Depart- versity, Both Monmouth Col- /Dominick J. Luccarelli, Wil- ganized at last night's ses- 1 this year, said he began his. mem of Education, as well lege and Trenton State have liam McFarland, Albert G. sion: buildings and grounds, career as a freeholder when as the liaison with the gov- given him honorary doctor- Masch, Edward Smith, and James. H. .Ackerson and J. Russell Wooltey, county ernor's office, the legislature, ates. He earned his bachelor Thomas Parker. Charles It. Frechette; fi- clerk, was a member of the other state agencies and the of science degree from Rut- The appointments were nance, the entire committee; Unsworn Oiiicial Studied 1 board. general public* . • • gers in 1929. promptly cnallengea by Plan- ' library, Mr. Cohen and Mr. The Red Bank boat maker (Continued) key point at, issue. ' interim, it is dear .that any ' Taylor; police, Mr. Taylor and The Lakewood-bom educa-' After his retirement he be- ning Board Secretary William congratulated all county de- Mr. Holland was nominated "It's a* unusual question, action taken by the 'Planning J^Duncan, who. charged.that_ .Mr. Cohen;.public assistance,... tor- and his_family, reside at.. . came.'an.educailonal_consult-_ partment' heads,'Stating -that- as~vice~cnalrmarr~b~y~Mrs. ~ There's 'noTniueirlaw abour Board made'up of amongoft* "1530~Marconi Road,"Belmar. ant to Monmouth College and the additional members add- Mr. Frechette and Mr. Acker- without their services, Mon- son; recreation, Mr. Frech- Jackson, but he declined, say- it," Mr. Carton said. But he ers, an- unqualified member, When Dr. Clayton retired is an education consultant to ed to the present nine-man mouth could not be the num- board would '"make it un- ette and Mr. Ackerson; roads, ing, "I'll have to go along .said he had "checked with is illegal and a nullity . . . from his state post The Daily the state legislature. ber one county in the state as wieldy,- and would do more Mr. Cohen and Mr. Taylor; with the mayor. If he thinks other counselors" for their Mr. Nivison recommends Mat Register story said he was Among his professional ac- it-is today. ' . • opinions In the matter, and this board take no action In "the Jackson Township farm harm than good." and' sewers, Mr. Ackerson, what he did is right, until , tivities, Dr. Clayton isla past' Freeholder Marcus Daly that they had agreed with which either Mr. Antisell or boy who rose to become act- president of Rotary Clubs of •"If it • does become un- and Mr. Frechette. proven otherwise I'll have to said one of the great problems tiro. Mr. Nivison participate until' ing statecommissloner of ed- wieldy," the mayor said, "we The committee will meet go along." Point Pleasant and Matawan facing the county, the state, Mr. Carton also noted that ucation and climaxed his Hor- can.always dissolve it." on the first and third Mon- Mr. Bauman named Mr. such time as a decision' of the and is a member of the New ,and the nation is that of pub- Judge Simmill's show cause atio Alger career in education. ' Other appointments made days of each month, at 8 p.m., Lucas, Mr. Erdmann and Mr. Superior Court concerning Jersey. Council of Education, lic welfare. order carried with it no re- . His career spans the four, last night were for the most in the Township Hall. Antisell to the subdivision their status is established." . the Schoolmaster's Club, and Mr. Daly, director of wel- straint ~ on the meeting. "In decades in which New Jersey committee and named nim- The letter requested that others. ( fare for the freeholders, said my opinion, there's no reason education .entered modern self, Mr. McLaughlin and Mr. the minutes of the Planning He had served ' ?s Mon- no one in the county in need you can't have the meeting," times. He received his ele-- Holland to the zoning subcom- Board "note the presence of mouth County superintendent of hospital care is denied it '.he said. ' ' mentary,education-iiv.a one- mittee. Mr. Nivison at the organiza- of schools'from Nov. 1949 to 2 Veterans Leaving because of lack of money. •- Mr. MplaugWln said Town- L'Qom Jersey scnoolhinise. These' appointments .were tion meeting." •'•• : June 30,1953. He said that k .the past ship Attorney James R- Min- He taught at a time when left up in the air, as Mr. Lu- year, an alcoholics' clinic was ogue had advised the' council • Advice Given '' ^-gchoojs in the state often seg- cas and Mr.' Holland declined 1 formed and a tubercular con-, that Mr. Antisell would be a Mr. Carton advised , ".Since ated students by race of' Board in Red Bank ttajn positions) jaiukMr.'Bau- Middletown member-iiOf the Planning Mr. Nivison's.position Isn't • lie -held prindpalships' <3nan° sajftia letmatters stand RED BANS;.- There are half-way "Job," h» said, "if Many people may think that"' Bqard until he is sworn in as clear, in the interests of the superlntendencles when until the issue is resolved. five contenders' for the three I can't-do the job all the TB Is on, We fay Tut, said a, councilman. municipality and the Planning educators — even administra- Youth Hurt three-year Board oi Educa- way, I'd rather not do it'at Mr.Daljr, but ft Jsn'Ut Is a The board's only other ac- Board, I suggest that' you ask tors — were lucky to earn tion seats here, but two veter- JrtW' •»,- • , • . • serious problem.; -\ •' tion was to approved motion meet- •^ft.000 a year, Jricludlrig scrip. • to use the Monmouth County an board * members' aren't Dr. Polonsky, 151 Harding Monmouth County is taking 3;' He was named to the state* In Crash j ^ Planning Board's free plan- \had "too many disputes in among them. , ^...-Basils seeking his second . th'ejead in establishing a TB „»„„ |: Board of Education when the DEAL-Stephen J. HlUman, ning services "as available on "Marlboro," He blamed the CC term. He.is chairman of the control board, he said, add- j,:>oW Board of Regents was 18; of 65 Maida Ten, Middle- The terms of Dr. Herman specific request." for many lawsuits in the town, was admitted to the in- 0. Wiley, board vice presi- teacher-board relations com- ing he hoped the board will township over (he past five After the meeting, Mr. An- it' eliminated and he began be well organized this year. At the beginning of the tisell said he^ had still not tensive c&rc unit At Mon* dent and a member 18 years, mittee, a board delegate to meeting, Mr. Nivison made years and cited the tax rise the State Federation of Dis- "You can be proud of the made up his mind about ri! proving and diversifying pub- mouth Medical Center, -Long &nd Samuel Carotenuto, a an attempt-to take his Plan- in that period from $1.95 to .tricC Boards of Education and work in Monmouth County whether to be a councilman PS He higher education. BrancW, early thls'Jmornlng member 15 years, expire next ning Board seat, but he was nearly $5, a member of the Monmouth concerning public welfare," or a Planning Board member. p He joined the staff of the after the car in which he was month. Neither filed for re- forestalled By Mr.' Bauman, "It's time we tried to work •riding went out of control and Educational Council's adult he said. The freeholders will "I've had suggestions frjpm SK: gtate Department of Educa- election yesterday. who asked for a legal opinion together for the good of Marl- hit a utlHty pole on Norwood education commission. He is continue to give this need se- people," he said, "but they're' tion to make the first state- Dr. Wiley's retirement from from' Board Attorney Law-* boro," he said. • » Ave. here, police reported. • a researcher in programming rious consideration, he said. all from people I'm not In- wide survey of the age and the board wasn't entirely un- rence A. Carton 3rd. Mr. Ni- Mr. Bauman cut Mr. Nivi- laiujtfages for electronic com- • ' VWeohumbly appreciate the clined to tak'e suggestions number of school biddings-- They identified the driver of expected, but Mr* Carotenu-" vison was sworn in Wednes- son short: "This is not tHe puters at Bell Telephone- confidence' shown in us;" said from . . . I'D wait to hear as study that led the legisla- the car as Robert MlhoTjf.1,9, ,to's decision not to run again 1 day by Township Clerk Floyd place to make a political surprised even some of his Laboratories, Holmdel. • Mr. Irwin 'after he .and Mr. Wyckoff. . from the people who voted for ture to adopt state aid Tor 78 West Washington Ave., At- statement." me." . ' lantic Highlands, who. Was al- fellow board members. Mr. Morris, 21 fiuena Danskin were sworn in by school buildings*..? Mr. Carton said that in his Mr. Nivison said, "That's 'Drop Me a Note* so taken to the hospital for Place, is a training adminis- Mr. Woolley. As acting commissioner of Both Dr. Wiley, a physi- opinion Mr. Antisell was still not a political statement. It's . Asked whether be wanted treatment by'Wf own, doctor. trator' In the Army Signal From the mady spectators ^education, -he first used the cian in private practice here, * attending the ceremonies serving his unexpired term. a fact." people to call him, Mr. Anti- A second passenger, Martin School,. Fort Monmouth. - He said unless Mr. Anttsefl re- is; office to help-settle hegotla- and Mr. Carotenuto, an at- came' many, congratulatory Mr. Nivison presented Mr. sell suggested "they drop me J. Landolt, 22, Of 256 Dart- Mr. Setaro, 91 Catherine signed from the board or was jtrtlons impasse between teach- torney and partner in the Red wishes: Bauman and Mr. Antisell with a note." mouth Ave., Fair Haven, was . St., is president of the bor- sworn in as a councilman, he l ~",:ers and their school board. Bank law firm ol Reussille, County road supervisor, copies of a. letter from his treated for injuries and re- ough's Recreation Committee. could retain his seat. The job of councilman pays \%> While he was serving in this Cornwell, Mausner and Caro- Charles I. .Smith, a former attorney, Mr. Biermah, to the leased. The Deal and Elber- He is a plumber with Frank 11,000 a year. The Planning"' J 5: capacity, many municipal tenuto, gave the same reason freeholder, said the destiny of "A councilman-elect does board. They did not open the on First Aid Squads took the C. Gibson, Freehold. Board post is unsalaried. l?:school boards adopted resolu- for bowing off the board: the Monmouth County "is in real not hold office unless he Is envelopes until later. victims to |he hospital sworn in," Mr. Carton said. Mr. Antisell surprised peo- jSjUons urging Gov. Richard J. amount of time necessary to Mrs. Williams, 208 W. Ber- good hands for 1969." The letter told.of the show properly fulfill the responsi- The attorney said that is the cause order and said, "In the ple at the^townshlp's organi- iHiHughes to name him to the No, summons has been is- gen Place, is a housewife West Long Branch Mayor bilities of a board member zation meeting Wednesday fiijtop state educational job. sued pending further investi- 'and mother of two. Her hus- Henry J. Shaheen added that gation by Patrolmen Frank has increased greatly,' and when he did not show up to ]^< Dr. Clayton earned his mas- band, Raymond D. Williams, after looking around, "a per- Barry and Robert Layton. they just don't have that be sworn in as a.councflman. p.'ter's degree at Columbia Uni- is a lift hook operator with son can take a bit of pride much time to devote to the Instead Mr. Antisell, elected American Smelting and Refin- in what is happening in Mon- Stanton Is Given Oath Job. Nov. 5, sent a letter to Coun- ing Co.. Perth Amboy, and mouth County. cil President Walter C. Grubb Polonsky In Race head of the local National County Treasurer Edward Jr. saying he hadn't Made up One Incumbent, Dr. Ivan P. Association for the Advance- C. Broege, a former clerk of As Plan Board Member his mind how he could "best County Births Polonsky is seeking reelec- ment of Colored People. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - the board of freeholders and lie presentation and adoption. serve the people of Marlboro"* tion. Also vying for three- ,Mrs. Lee, 30 Hubbard former surrogate, told the The Planning Board acquired A minor subdivision was -by retaining his Planning RIVERVIEff MONMOUUI MEDICAL year terms In thplr first bids Park, Is a housewife and freeholders to keep up the a new member last night as granted John Roma to sub- Board seat or serving as a Red Bank Long Branch for board seats are Earl J. Benjamin H. Stanton of 2 mother of three. Her hus- work they are doing and peo- divide a lot 29 feet wide from councilman. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ve Mr. and Mrs. Loran Camp- Morris Jr., William V. Setaro, band, Norman Lee, is an en- Scenic Court was sworn in to bell (nee Mareda Colvin), 8 ple would continue to show a 104-foot tract fronting on Mayor McCua also appoint- ssitolo (nee Joanne Zawrotriak). Mrs. Shirley Dudley Williams gineer with the Army Elec- their appreciation. replace former board chair- ed Mr. Creevy to the Plan- Ridge Road, Colts Neck, and Mrs. Josephine P. Lee. First Ave. at GarfieW Ave. in £f!24 Meade Ave., Middlesex, tronics Command, Ft. Mon- William L. Ulrich, clerk of man, Mrs. Fanny L McCal- ning Board Wednesday. Mr. daughter, Sunday. "Primarily, it was a ques- mouth, and a member of the lum. the business district A con- ^'daughter, yesterday. 1 the board, offered his New Creevy, who was recalled as Mr. and Mrs. .Edward tion of time, ' Dr. Wiley said borough Planning Board. * Year's wish of "May you all On motion of, Robert Earte, dition of the approval is that jsj Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bof- a councilman in' a special r Townsend (nee Barbara Bar- yesterday of his decision not be blessed with the dawn of a letter of appreciation for a. parking lot behind an ex- election brought about by the 'ii'fard (nee Cynthia Thomas), ker), 7» Plnewood Ave., West to run again, "with the new peace In 1969." her. service to the board will istihg building on the prem- CC Nov. 26, is expected to be 'pi Glenwood ' Road, Colts Keansburg, son, yesterday. building ]on>gram, and the County Surrogate Donald J. be sent Mrs. McCallum. Ises must be maintained to named Planning Board.chair- , Antisell Mr. Earle was unanimously f Neck, son, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Michael school re; itlon" discus- Cunningham, apparently the provide off-streerparking. man if the PP takes over. Strollo (nee Anita Colittl), U slons, thi (Continued) only Democratic official at- chosen board chairman for \ I- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Feet, many more '1969. Middle Lane, Long Branch, board meet He was appointed to a six- tending the ceremony, also jS-(nee Leona Stevens), 11 W. than (Me year Planning Board term "I'U do my best," he told daughter, yesterday. used to be, I find it in- praised the freeholders. '|;Park Ave., Belford, daugh- creaslngly Wednesday by Mayor Charles The Invocation was given his colleagues, thanking them Mr. and Mrs..Robert Bar- [cult to attend for their vote. slter, yesterday. T. McCue and Is expected to by tui Rev. James A. RelDy, weiler (nee Judith Helster), to many meetings. bo named chairman if the PP "We expect you to; that's The Weather I pastor of the Holy Innocents !g- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van li33 Interlaken Ave., Wana- "I regret having to give up wins the 5-4 board majority. why we elected you," quipped Catholic Church of Neptune. Mostly sunny this' morning clouding up this afternoon and igjNatten (nee. Viola Drozdo- massa, son, yesterday. board service," Dr. Wiley Fatare Pondered William H. Baud, who nomi- ;wlcz) 581 Sumner Ave.,' Bel- said, "but it's not fair to the nated him. then Increasing cloudiness cloudy tonight and tomor- JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL - Mr. Creevy last night spec- this afternoon. High mostly j.-ford, son, yesterday. public or the board to con- Man in Crash 'Better Attend' row. Chance of snow Satur- Neplune ulated about the future. Pro- in 30s. Cloudy tonight, low tinue if I can't attend meet- visions ot the Faulkner Act When Mr, Balrd was elected day. Visibility (We miles or \ Mr. mi Mrs. John Wagner Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Ganz In mid to upper 20s. Cloudy ings .. if I can't carry my under which the township Hurt, Ticketed vie© chairman in another more lower to less than one .(nee Andrea Goldberg), West )(nee GaU Langley), 7(8 Shore own weight. operates' say that a vacancy COLTS. NECK - Walter unanimous vote, he remarked with chance of snow tomor- mile In possible snow tomor- -Concourso, Cliffwood, son,. Farms Road, Freehold, yes- "Anyway, it's good to have occuring in any elective of- O'Mara, 738 Gall Drive, Nep- (hat Mr. Earle "had better row, high In mid to upper row. terday, a girl." a change on the board," he fice shall be filled at the next tune, was slightly Injured and attend every meeUn? " SOs. Sunday's outlook, dew- TIDE8 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cars- ing but quite cold. SaadyBeek ijsi M added, declaring Ms hope his general election and that the ticketed for careless driving John Phalr, not present at , kadden (nee JoAnn Romeln), after M$ car struck a vehicle In Elberon, yesterday's TODAY -HJjb 7:08 p.m. ;i5!Wilsoh (nee Beverly Knapp), seat will bo won by "some Council shall fill the vacancy last night's organization meet- 202 12th Ave., Belmar, yes- temporarily by appointment. stopped for a school bus on ing, was unanimously named high was 28 degrees and the and low 1:U pa. J3!7 Shoreland Ter., East young enthusiast." terday, a girl. "How can tn« council make Rt. 87 here at 3:35 p.m. yes- board secretary. low was 11. tt wu a at 0 TOMORROW - High 7:56 IKeansburg, daughter, yester- 1 Dr. Wiley has been consid- Mr. and Mrs. Max Melmyk ering retiring from tho "board an appointment if there Is bo terday, according to Colts Mrs. EDen Kelleher was re- p.m. Tho overnight tow and a.m. and S:M p.m, and low day. (nee Carol Ann MacNamar- vacancy?" Mr. Creevy asked.- Neck State Police. appointed recording jecretary temperature at 7 this morn- 1:M a.m. and 1:31 p.m. 1 for several months, reaching Mr,,and Mrs. Alvln Colson ra), 808 Eaton- Crest Drive, a definite decision "within VThe Citizens Committee is They said the driver of the by acclamation. ing wen U. SUNDAY - High 8:» a.m. !(nce Lttverno Mark), 22 High- Eatontown, yesterday, a girl. the past few weeks." really in a bind." stopped car was Leon Geant MeeUag Sctedated MARINE and »:08 p.m. and low S:» jview Clr., Middletown, daugh- . Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hasn't.the Tune Mr. Creevy expressed of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Tho .The board scheduled a Cape May to Block Island: a.m. and 3:08 p.m. ter, yesterday. Young (nco Dolores Hayes), Board service • "takes so wonderment at Mr. AnUseU't Colts Neck First Aid Squad meeting' Saturday, Jan. 25, Mostly southwesterly winds For Red Bank and Humwn 69 Grant Ct., Long Branch, much more time than It used "party loyalty." took Mr. O'M«r« to IUverview with Borough Council to dis- 10 to IS knou today and bridge, add two noun; Sea [t Mr. and Mrs. William Bow- yesterday, a boy, to, and much more time than "I didn't think any man Hospital, Red Bank, where he cuss ti» proposed new ton- southerly » to IS kaoti to- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; So (nee ptti Tuttle); 12M Ev- Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Blech was treated and released. ing code. Member! agreed k I find I have to give to it," would give up a council seat becoming sonUwaiterly Long Branch, deduct IS mln- '~~ *- Aye,,( «•—--'•- (nee Sara Unger),- Lnkpwood, Trooper Valcocean littles U-. Mr. CarotenutoJRid.. ^ , : if he were tfected," .Mr. the cod* ihould In. pmMumd 1M9 knots with «]£« «uu uttt.HlghUndsbrti^iAliO yesWrdayi'ailrL' " ' 'I wouldn't: #«ttQ do & 'CwlvyMld, . . sued the summons. « quickly u ponlbh w poo. Saturday, fin* tbii monhuj, 'f THE DAILY WfMTm, frOxf,lwXTj I, Bf|2 Bombers Hammer Fpe in South V ietnam SAIGON (AP) - The U.S. one day since the bombing of* Marine headquarters in Da tfASHlNGTON-Defense officials have relieved the Navy Command today reported the North Vietnam was halted on Nang released an interim re- of aH further responsibility for the amount and quality of heaviest B52 strikes in South Nov. 1 .A military spokesman port on the massive-cordon fuel /intended for vital U. S/inilitary operations in Southeast Vietnam in. three weeks, with said the target included cam- operation known as Taylor Asia. almost 1,000 tons of bombs ouflaged roads, dumps and Common about 25 mites south- This was learned in' the aftermath of disclosures that at dropped northwest of Saigon bivouacs the Viet. Cong and west of Da Nang. It said In Jeast 5.5 million gallons of fuel and lubricants destined for and nearly 500 tons on the North Vietnamese have been the past month the Marines V. s. Army and Air Force units in Thailand were stolen in matted U Minn Forest deep steadly rebuilding in the val- and South Vietnamese have 1967 alone. in the Mekong Delta. ley, which is a major supply killed 934 enemy troops. - , • General Accounting Office investigators, in a report to Ground action remained base tor operations against al- The' report said American 'Sen. William Proonire, D-Wis., blamed the massive thefts light throughout the nation, lied defenses in the northern , and South Vietnamese losses on bribery, forgery, collusion and official laxity. • although allied'sweeps con- pan of South Vietnam. save been light. They said spot checks indicated 52 per'cent of. all tinued from the southern del- U.S. headquarters reported also that enemy activity in the gasoline and lubricants delivered to Thai service stations for BOROUGH'S NEW HOME— If plant an •pprovtd. Aflantic Highlands ta to an area, southwest of In Fair Condition use by U, S. military vehicles was stolen. Eorty per cent of Da Nang where, American Ma- DMZ had increased sharply in all diesel fuel sent to one base alone-never arrived, they re- will se» this n»w borough hall-on the east tide of First Av». betw»tn Mount and ' rines and South Vietnamese the Christmas-New Year pe- After Hazlet Accident •v ported. " . . • J Highland Avet. Part of thCborough's revitalixatioh program, th* building was con- troops were grinding away at riod, with more than 500 "in- HAZLET - William Ca- The GAO'said the Navy Fuel Supply Office bad sole re- ceived by Jamat D. Witts, local architect. Viet Cong and North Vietnam- dications of enemy activity" praun, 23, of Rt. S8, West sponsibility in Bangkok for assuring petroleum products de- ese forces. in the 12 days since Dec. 22. Keansburg, is in fair condi- In the 52 days before follow- livery by private contractors complied in quantity and ...Signs of fresh enemy move- tion today in Rlverview Hos- quality with standards set by the government. - . ing the bombing halt, about ment also were reported from 1,000 such Incidents were re- pital, Red Bank, where he A Navy source said Defense Department supply officials two more old battle areas - ported. . . .-;, .was admitted early Wednes- ' ordered the Army to replace the Navy's fuel inspection func- New Borough JFIa the A Shau Valley west of day morning after a, two-car Hue arid' the demilitarized tions In Southeast Asia effective last Wednesday. I accident mt-Laurel Avenue •. The substitution was not announced publicly by the De- tone between North and South Mrs. Crughlin here. •••'•'. •'•.••• fense Department, but a Pentagon information officer con- Eyed in Atlantic Highlands Vietnam. firmed it. Defense Department supply officials also said the Navy Planes Strike Rites Hem Police said he, was a pas- change was imminent. ' ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Envisioned by Borough lockers tor police personnel, •T Fliers from the carriers senger in a car driven by The long-awaited look at the Council as a colonial structure the borough library and the WOODBRIDGE - A Man Richard Cummlngs, 20, of Coral Sea and Constella- of Requiem was held this proposed new municipal facil- > in keeping with the borough's building and plumbing in- tion hit the A Shau Valley Keyport Garden Apartments, Keyport, who was treated for Action Is Slated on Powell ity became possible as the heritage, the structure was spectors' offices. with 31 sorties yesterday, the morning for Mrs. Anne injuries at the hospital and WASHINGTON - A move will be made today to seat architect's rendering was re- conceived by James Witte, lo- An entrance to the library heaviest concentration of na- CrughUn of Roanoke street leased to the public yesterday. cal architect. here who -died Monday at later released. Rep.-elect Adam Clayton Powell—but- fine him $40,000, strip will be located on Highland val air strength reported In The driver of the second Aim of seniority and censure him. The new borough hall, Councilman James R. Sny- Rivervlew Hospital, Red planned for First Avenue, is der, who until Wednesday ' Avenue and the entrance to car was Identified as Joseph ' , The move was disclosed after the House Republican con- Bank, after visiting twin part of the rejuvenation of the served as chairman of the the police department will Harris. 30, of New Brunswick. ference yesterday — but the conference itself took no party business district between parks and public building face Mount Avenue. 3 File For brother, Vincent Vjani, owner The accident was reported at position on the issue. Mount and Highland Avenues. committee, said the building of the Llncroft Pharmacy! 3:19 a.m. ' v . House Democrats have taken no party position, either. The upper level will house , The hall, on the east side will be bl-leveL • - general administration offices, 4 Rimison Lincroft. • The House voted two years ago not to allow Powell, a of the borough's main street, He said the lower level will the water department, tax as- The Mass was offered at ' Negro Democrat from New York's Harlem, to take the seat will be directly across from a house police department of- sessor and tax collector of- "St. Andrew's Catholic Church, to .which he had been elected. block-long park and the new fices, women's,' detention and Board Seats fices, tile Municipal Court- Avenel. Funeral arrange- Monmouth County National men's jail, cells, a police iden- room, the Borough Council RUMSON - Only three Bank branch offices. >' tification section, showers and meeting room and private candidates, two incumbents ments were under the direc- .102 Aboard Plane Returned chambers for the Municipal and a newcomer, have filed tion of the Joseph V. Costello ATHENS — The Greek airliner hijacked to Cairo and 102 Judge and the governing for the four''vacant seats on Funeral Home of Perth Am- , of-those aboard it have returned safety to Athens,-but body. • ....-• the Board of Education here. boy. ' ' Egyptian authorities are holding Hie Greek hijacker in Cairo. City Man The building will feature a Vacant will be three full Surviving beside-Mr. VUnl mansard roof and air-condi- three-year terms and one are another brother, Thomas Shakedown Probe Snares 5 tioning. one-year unexplred term. Vlani of Perth Amboy; a son; A Replacement The newcomer is Donald S. 'NEWARK — Five former police auto squad members In Fatal Stabbing Paul, at home; and her the new structure will re- Howard, 168 Binghanr Ave., inlltlMr-UM r WIM.I«IM,I. were sentenced to one year each in Essex County Penitentiary oUler Mr c vlmi a m who filed for a three-year ^ ' ?- - t yesterday for taking-part in the shakedown of a car theft FREEHOLD — Claude on another woman, Judia Car- place the present Borough JHaU^on Mojnt_AyenneJUKL8_ , ring operator. Pills, MLof 2«_Sixth Aye., ter, last May. 13JrrAsbury rolnt School Study Committee iviSeOSsTWiu" wisTaSeh r-rn Tl»-five,-Michael-JrKerr,-Richard"SerrarWaller"J.Tac- ~Long Branch', has been indict- " ParkTNo^weaplf was Med* row of businesses in the in the Indictment. block. •' :••'• . and is a vice president of the to the'Red Bank, hospital by '. Kenna/George C. Diamond and John J. Quinn were sentenced ed for. the fatal stabbing of the lincmft First Aid Squad, ' ,"• Charles Splnelli, 18, of Bay- "All the preliminary work First National City Bank of . by Superior Court Judge Walter H. Conklin. -bis wife,- Barbara, 22, last NewYork.' .»..••• the ambulance was in collision onne, was accused of posses- lias been completed," Mr. Oct. 27, in Asbury Parkt Snyder said, "and now we Mrs. Jane K. Harris,' Ed- with an unidentified vehicle sion of marijuana June 8, - Theft Ring-Suspect Arrested " Mrs. Pitts, of 38 Ridge Ave., are ready to begin the actual wards Point Road, a member that left the scene. . J968, in Wall Township. - steps to get Into construc- of the board' since last year, *. NEW YOJRK — A 40-yeacaJId Brooklyn real estate nfcm" Asbury Park, died of shock: and hemorrhage caused .by : Edward Knight, 39, of 1148 tion." ,. also filed for a three-year tas been arrested as the alleged ringleader of an elaborate term. Mrs. Harris has served Gnu Fire Domed multiple stab wounds, accord- Asbury Ave., Asbury Park, . Part of the land acquisition ' theft operation which police estimate stole some 9100,000 in and Glenn R. Settles, 215 As- for the facility will be paid on various board committees. LITTLE SILVER — An ear ing to Dr. C, Malcolm B. Gil- ,.„ welfare checks over the last two months. bury Park Village, Asbury for with state funds. New She Is the mother of four chil- ly morning grass fire at Pros- Also arrested yesterday were 13 other alleged members man, Monmouth County Med- : l Park, were charged with car- building construction costs dren. pect Ave. and Little Silver. of'the organization who, police said, turned the stolen checks ical examiner. -.* rying a concealed .32 caliber and costs of demolition of the Filing for the one, one-year ' over to the real estate man, Leland, Pinckney, Springfield. . An alarm was, issued .for Point Road was contained to- automatic and possessing her- present structure will come unexplred term was John W. day by the Little Sliver Fin > > Gardens, Queens. Pinckney then cashed the stolen checks, Pitts; who surrendered volun- oin Oct. 25 In Houndel. Knight from local taxes, which offi- Spurdle Jr., who was appoint- according to police, at a bank with the explanation that they tarily to Long Branch police atone was accused ol utter- cials estimate will increase ed to Uie board last Septem- "Co., within 15 minutes, ac- were rent payments to bis agency, the Delron Realty Co., in Nov.lC , - ing a forged New Jersey driv- eight cenfr-per $100 of as- ber to fill the vacancy created cording to police. the Be$oiu>Stuyvesant section.V' ';'. ,l; • '•,, This and U other indict- ers license. sessed valuation? - by the resignation of Marvin they said the blue ttartei tt 6:30 a.m, and damage was meptscwereaiumded up/to Su- Mayor Edward G." Walder Broder. He is an assistant confined to tot grass. There perior-Court Judge Elvln R, said Wednesday the tax in- vice-president in the Inter- 27 IVegroes Made national Division of the Mor- were no injuries and the Simmlll. who ordered them crease will not come until • WASHINGTroN — The Army, has selected 27'Negrb offi- ; 1971. No date has been set gan Guaranty Trust Co., New cause has not been deter- cers for promotion to full colonel in a move to encourage more filed. ;. : for completion.of the hall. York. mined. 'r. NegEpes to make the service a career. . : - •-••-"• " Other Indictments sfhe action will double the number of Negroes now fated : In other indictments: "bird" colonel and set the stage for possible advancement of Jerry G. Cartier, 18, of 501 more Negroes to the rank of general. Monmouth Road,' West Long \ " ' iv... • ... •* Branch, and James T. Schaf- er, 24, of 198 Hillside A\e, Speed Trains Roll Tomorrbw Long Branch, were charged CAMDEN — The Delaware River Port,Authority's n>w with breaking Into the Wana- $92 million high speed rail line will begin partial operation massa Sunoco Station, Rt. 35, tomorrow.- «.-•'' • " ' u Wanamassa, Dec. 1 with in- , The 14.5-mile line eventually will link Lindenwold, N. J,;, tent to steal. Flesh and Blood - to~P$la.delphia via camden and the Benjamin Franklin • Robert"M. Matches, 56, of Bridge. Only the Lindenwold to Camden portion will open ' 72 White St., Shrewsbury, and tomorrow, with the rest of the line due to open Feb. 1. The Frank A. Sarappo, 53, of « authority said it expects to collect 50,000 fares a day when Chestnut St., Red Bank, were, the line is in full operation. charged with bookmakbg in vs Red Bank between April 5, 1987, and April 26, 1968. PutOff URR Strike Call Leon P. Roberts, 69 Linden YORK—Long Island Railroad carmen have said they Place, Red Bank, was ao. would postpone then- threatened strike against the railroad . cused of robbery of Thomas between 60 and 90 days. J. Sharkey of $90 in Red Bank Frederick W. Rote ~ But Anthony F. D'Avanzo, general chairman of the Broth- last May 12. He was also ac- erhood of Railway Carmen's URR unit, called yesterday for cused of assaulting Mr. Shar- . public hearings by an independent panel on what he called key. , Rose Heads The recent Israeli raid upon Beirut Airport has brought condemnation the railroad's mismanagement. Philip Talerico, 44, of 25S from many quarter* upon the Israeli Government. • • . " A 'spokesman for the LIRR called D'Avanzo's proposal Garfield Ave., Oakhurst, was Fair Haven a "publicity stunt.'i.The spokesman said, "a public law board Indicted on three counts of Moral indignation it promptly aroused at the dent ruction of airplane*, has been established by the National Mediation Board to settle embezzlement from Sears the dispute." Roebuck and Co., MiddTetown. Zone Board but it remains strangely UuensUive to the IOM of human life. * He Is accused of embezzling s FAIR HAVEN -r Frederick | . "Lebanon bean the responsibility for the terrorist plota against innocent Seek Four Jail Escapees $100 Aug. », 1967; $341.67 W. Rose was ejected chair- Nov. 23, 1987, and $100 Nov. man of the Zoning Board I passengera of civilian airplanes. Beirut Airport was the point of departure HOPEWELL, Hiss. —Sheriff Fred Thomas headed a 28,' 1967. when the board organized last for the two terrorists who attacked the Israeli civilian airliner in Athens search today for four armed prisoners who had held him and William Nichols, 27, of 175' night. „ two co-workers as hostage after breaking from Hinds County Long Branch Ave., Long Mr. Rose, a former alter- killing one passenger. Bnt /or the ineptitude of the terrorisuy •cores of Jail at Jackson. Thomas was released unharmed along with: Branch, was charged with pos- James Hartzog, the jailer, andJohn Mowdy, a radioman, 90 , nate member, was appointed I other* Vould have been killed. . sessing a stolen bank check to a four-year term Wednes-1 minutes after the break last night. . , in the amount of $42.88 Nov. The prisoners were Identified as Kenneth Albert Bankston, day by Mayor Robert A. Mat-1 The Government of Lebanon in line with the general aland of Arab Cor* 11 in Long Branch. The check (hews. 15, of Harrisville, Willie Lewis Price, 24, of Bassfield, James was the property, of Dorothy eminent* haa long been harboring and encouraging terrorist* who launched ' Ralph Murphy, 37, of-Jaekson, and John Wallace Brooks, 21,. . Bauer, Long Branch. He replaces Councilman Ty- y Jackson. • . . , / ra M. Boyd, who resigned J murderous attack* againrt Israeli civilian*. Donald A. Betts, 21, of SIS from the Zoning Board when Magnolia Ave., Brielle, was be was appointed to a council On November 22, 1968, Arab terrorisl* set off a huge explosion in a accused of possessing heroin vacancy on New Year's Day, Dockers Resume Peace Talks and marijuana Feb. 7, 1968, Jerusalem market place resulting in the death* of 12 Israeli civilian*. There NEW YORK — Bargaining resumes today In the flPday- and succeeds Mr. Boyd in the | in Wall Township. chairmanship. WM no moral outcry in the world againrt the government* which *pon» old longshoremen's strike that has tied up dock, operations in James Cruse, 38, of 1226 ports from Maine to Texas.' ; Eighth Ave., Neptune, was Clifford Grimmer was re-1 «ored and glorified these terrorist*. . Federal mediators called the session but limited it to the charged with carrying a con- elected board vice chairman. New York bargaining teams for management and labor. cealed pistol and threatening Mrs. Brenda Fugate was re-1 We invite men of good will everywhere to contrast the indiscriminate ' The New York Chamber of Commertfe appealed yester- to take the life of Evelyn elected secretary, a non-mem-1 day to President Johnson to use "the fuQ powers" of his of- Cruse last May 18 in Aibury ber position. destruction of human life on the part.of Arab terrorist*" with (he enlreme fice in ending the deadlock. Park. • Mayor Matthews adminls-i care exercised by the Israeli raider* in Beirut, at great risk to tbenaelvea, tered the oath of office to Mr. I RonaM W.Hayes, 20, of 1225 to evacuate all personnel and passenger* from the Arab aircraft In order Few Clues in GirlV Slaying Bangs Ave., Asbury Park, Rose and James Ham, reap- was accused of forging a $M polnted to a five-year term, to avoid bloodshed. Not one person wa* killed in the raid. HOLLYWOOD — Sheriff's officers said there were few check Oct. 4,1968, in Asbury and to the newiy-apnohtted dues today to the killer of Marina Elizabeth Habe, pretty 17- Park. The Indictment list* tho board alternatei, Hovnrd I* it possible that our world is prepared to abandon its professed ad* year-oM daughter., of writer Hans Habe. vktim ai Marie W. Hayes. Deirter and Robert GonzalM, I The girl's body, stabbed at least half a dozen times, was named to two-year and oot-J herence to the sanctity of human life and the priority of spiritual over An Asbury Park woman, year terms, retpectlvely. found in a bushy ravine of the Hollywood liills three days after MatUe Lucky Bex, of »1 material values? If so, we take pride in the fact that the people which she had left home on a date. ' Prospect Ave. la accused of The only application beard j gave the world it* first humane'code continues to cling to the eleaml Investigators said she probably was slain some distance atrocloui assault and battery lasf was mat of Ernestine and away and left near winding Mulholland drive. "There U no Edward W. BMte who seek] ethical sensitivity. " evidence of forcible rape," said an autopsy surgeon, Or. Bus- i variance to use a bouse at 1 sell C. Henry. Fire Is Pat Oat W8 River Road as a dwelling I lODDLETOWN-The Mld- and an offtee for their bun-{ dtetown Fir* Co. was called new, the fafimtofr and dls- School Districts Plan Assailed out at S:H a,m, today to ex- Iribntkn of btmlnenj tormcf . NEW YORK — Proposed plans for decentralization of the tinguish a fire In a waste bas- The prooerty, now vacant, j UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA city's 11 million-pupil school system have come under attack ket at the King James Nen- pwfcwsly mi used ai a phy- from aH quarters as public bearings open. -. ing Home, Rt. M. Police said sician's office. The board j 3080 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 10027 In the first of a series of public hearing! yesterday, the the fore awed little dam- held (he jmpUcitta for (tody Board of Education'f plan to create It local school districts age, taoagh smoke filled aer- and dedMoi at to Wbnttrjr was opposed, ridiculed and Koraed-bnt aot praised. •nlnom. 4-THE DAILY PBGJSTEft,

*v Sunday at m Horold Giblin Sr., % «u (tie* sister of 'fttive in lodge • William .-Coneiy of East r - Harry J. hU ftrter as a Keansbnrg. .- , '• 6EDBANK - Harold Gif Ftaley,1 71, of 174 Garden court clerk in the .old First tion;: ffliS&r^'olMWaUattSt' 1 Also surviving .are her bus-' FREEHOLD — Former. Leonard Mack as county fire Ro d; died yesterday in Biv- Precinct of Newark, in the band, Russell Heinze; three Colts NeckMayor George Dittr served, on Wfiwashh) plan- marshal for 11,500 annually were xeapr,-^,^,. ~* ^—-r — acttrt in tire Bed Bank Elks erv ew. Hospital, Red Bank, Ironbound section. In 1927 he sons, James, William and mar. Jr,1 and former Freehold . ning Board from jts inception and ai-county fire safety di< of the county ,we»MB -board; +fSK mm than 40 years, died was deputy court clerk for both of them wi$:Mr>.Lp w&Jenly .Wednesday ip Biv- ir.Finley was born in Paul Heinze, alt at home; a Mayor Frank C. Gibson wen' to La caster, Fa., and was a the Essex District Court. He daughter, Mrs. Annette Bar- appointed yesterday as mem- Stanley M, Orr of Freehold ' rison were reappointed. as ,«nriew Hospital, Bed Bank. served as an acting, magis- members of the "Boanft. of iMr.GUbin was exalted rul- graduate; of Leblgh Univer- chesU of Marion, N.Y.; two bers of the Monmouth Coun- ^SSy^toK for a three-year term on the sttj He was an Army vet- trate in the Third Precinct of other brothers, George Con.- ty Library Commission. School Estimate for the coun- er Of Red Bank Elks Lodge Newark. ftrotigb. 1K7, bad served county Planning Board; Miss $3 iit' 1929-27 and was lor- eraV of World War I. Mr. Fin- ery of BelleviHe and Thomas • Mr,, Dittmar succeeds Jon- practically' •every "• munic Wlflona Dams, as county ad- t He was a past commander Coneiy of Old Bridge; eight athan F. NUes of Llncroftwho .committee,, afli wig Ai visory nurse; Frank L. Wil- Mr. Danskln was reappoint- inerly bouse manager and listers, Mrs. Ati.ee Daley ot ed as freeholder representa- ' secretary of the lodge at 911 Joseph McCnny ot toe Newark Police VFW was not reappointed to'the po- Bodiu of tt gus as county coordinator of .Broad St. Post; past Essex-County com- Florida, Mrs. Frances, Benz sition by the cotktyBoard of yeaisi .s Civil.Defense and Disaster tive on the county Planning IEARNY - Joseph R. Me- mander of the VFW; past of Belleville, Mrs. Mae Sum- Freeholders at its organiza- for seven.''--.: , Control. .Board. Be was the fatter of Little .Curry, S5,,of Kearny, broth- merer of South Attboy; MrSi Silver Patrolman Harold Gib- ty chief of staff of toe tion meeting. ' He has held offices, in local William L Ulrica at clerk The board approved a tem- er of Mrs, Marie Bauer of " of New Jersey. Margaret Lahey of Irvtagton, porary budget of $4,701,409 un- lin-Jr. . , Kelnsburg, died Wednesday Mrs. Martha Erauss and Mid. The board also made six service, organiiatiomi- and is of the Board of Freeholders His son. and tour grandcnil- He was a member of the new appointments and many a past officer in the Freehold for three years; Joseph B. til the annual budgets ap- In passalc General Hospital. Ruth Heinze of Newark, Mrs. proved. The board expects to dren survive.- 1 Red Bank, Old Guard, a life Jane Hann of Murray Hill reappointments at its first Fire Department. Collins of Freehold as county A Requiem Mass tfill be of- Solemn fllgn Mass will member of the Bed Bank meeting of the year. . perionnel director; Claude W. introduce its budget Jan. 27 be offered at 10 a.m. toinor- Elks Club, and life member and Mrs. Lee Kayser of Han- at a special meeting. fered tomorrow at 9 a.m. in m at St. Cefdlia's Church. over and two grandchildren. Plan New Center he received a degree .in ft- -Birdsall at. South Belmar as St. Anthony's Catholic Church, of the' Military Order of the Freeholder Director Joseph nance from the University of . consulting engineer for a two- Red Bank. Burial will be In Th Fay Funeral Home here' Cootie, - ' A High Mass ofVRequiem Notre Dame. He is the owner year-ter'" ~ * m and* 9« a membe*~"r wll be In charge of arrange- was to be offered at 9:30 ajn. C. Irwin said the appoint- Gle'mrood Cemetery, West ments. 7 He was a member of Holy ments ot the two western re-/ of Gibson Plumbing and Heat- «t the sanitary sewerage ad- Long Branch, under direction Trinity Evangelical Lutheran today in St. Augustine's Cath- ing, Main Street, here. He al- visory committee for a two- olic Church. R. Iacobuccl's gion men were important be- of- the William A Anderson ChurcluJf Bed Bank. cause the freeholders are now so is adirector in the State year term. funeral Home; Red Bank. ] Irs. Alice Archer - Rosevffle Memorial Home was Mechanical Contractors. William AberneUiy of He is survived by his wid- in charge of arrangements. beginning their plans for a The cortege will leave the fu- EBEEHOLD - Mrs. Alice ow, Mrs. £8va Wolf Flnley regional reference center for Otter Appointments Spring Lake and Frank Z. neral home at '8:50 o'clock. ana two nieces, Eathy and Other appointments by the Slndlinger of Hslmdel to Elks services will be conduct- Artier, 70, of 22 Conover St., • Mrs. M. E. Ctymmings this area." ' . • three-year terms on the coun- forinerly of Allentown, died Barbara Damm, / The board had'promised' freeholders were: ed tonight at 7:30 in t&efu- WEST KEANSBURG - Manasquan Mayor Axel B. ty Mosquito Extermination . neral home. •: yesterday in Monmouth Med- Arrangements will be under- that after the New' Shrews- Commission, and John C. Bon- Jca 'Center, Long Branch. OrecUon of the John E. Day Mrs. Mary E. Oummings, 79, bury reference center was Carlson to the county Voca- Funeral Home of Bed Bank.1 of 24 Compton Ave. died tional Board of Education, re- nell of Allentown to the coun- 1 rs,' Archer was born In Tuesday at home after a long completed that it would then placing George Mueller of ty Shade Tree Commission for Davis Funeral Notteast, Md., and was a illness. build one in the western re- Wan Township who resigned. a term which expires Dec. 31, EATONTOWN - Services .member of the'Flrst Method- John F. Daly Born to New York City, she gion. Mr. Carlson, who operates the 1973. . Trill be held at 2 p.m. Satur- ist Church, here. She .was, Mr. Gibson fills the vacan- Carlson Fisheries, bad been Jn the organization of the the widow of T., Howard ,Ar-' SHREWSBURY - John F. bad lived here for 17 years cy created when Charles day at. the Bobert A. Braun Daly, 28; of 48 Monroe Ave.,' and was a communicant of St. the unsuccessful GOP, candi- board for 1969, all freeholders' pome for Funerals, here, for Aim's Catholic Church. - Worthlngton, formerly of date last November for coun- were reappointed to bead the William G, Davis, 76, ol 57 owner of Ed's''Lawn Mower Freehold Township, resigned Surviving are four daugh- Shop, Rumsbn, and a volun- Surviving are a* son, John ty sheriff.* His term expires same committees as they had Magnolia Ave., Englewcod, ter! , Mrs. Elizabeth A. Kram- because he moved out of the Oct. 31, 1971. last year. Freeholder Direc- tla., former owner ot the Ea- teer fireman here, died yes-, Cummings ' ot Clinton; a county. er md Mrs. Alice E. Kramer, terday in Jersey Shore Medi- daughter, Mrs. Jewel Gfea- Mrs. Francis E. P. McCar- tor Joseph C. Irwin heads the fontown News Company, who bltJl of Hlghtstown, Mrs. son of this place, six grand- Mr.. Dittmar's term is for ter of Bumson to the Mon- department of finance, admin- {lied Tuesday at the W.T.Ed- cal Center, Neptune, after a five' years an} Mr. Gibson's, Blanche 1 Storey ot Freehold brief illness. children and three mouth County Welfare Board .lstraflon and purchasing; TOItf tOMVnlM wards Hospital, Tampa, Flal Township and Mrs. Grace M. grandchildren. until Dec. 31, 1972, an tmex- for a-five-year term, replac- Freeholder Harry Larrison set my b* tint.."« 1*6 Rev. Bobert V. Beed --•—Id of Manalapan Town- Mr. Daly was born W Long • pired terra. ing Mrs. Allison L.S. Stern of Jr., the department of high- will officiate. Burial will-be four sons, Thomas H. Branch, son of Mrs. .Amelia. fered at ? a.m. tomorrow at Mr. NUes said that it was Colts Neck who resigned. ways; Freeholder Albeit E. It could be your internal in Woodbine. Cemetery, • of Simnymead, Calif., Bees Daly of this place and St. Ann's Church. Burial, the freeholders prerogative to Mrs. McCarter is a former Allen, the department jA Oeeanport. R. Archer of Matawan, . the late Rueben Daly. He had appoint whomever they want- president of the Public Health bridges; Freeholder Marcus COMPUTE INSTALLATION : , lived in-Middletown as an in- under the direction of the As Low As CABD OP THANKS Wiibam'F.-Archer, here, and Ryan Funeral, Home ol ed to the library commission. Nursing Association of Rum- Daly, the department of pub- "•- family; ol \71lUUn — fant and in this borough for He said he had worked for lic welfare, and Freeholder mmM like to upnsa their alnctn Charles A. Archer ol Colts Keansburg, will be in Mount son, Sea Bright, and Fair Ha- tonka to all nelantora and frlenib; *!qk; four brothers, David 37 years. • . , Olivet Cemetery, Middletown. what he thought would have ven. She also Is past presi- Benjamin H. Danskih, the de- •iwdally to IboM wboaa addnatea m.lQ.not have, for ttailr ktndnnt Maboney of Northeast, Cecil Mr. Daly was' first assis- benefited the library while he dent of the Naveslnk Auxilia- partment of buildings and and aynmathy at. oaf time ol km. and Wilmer,Beed, both, of tant chief engineer of the Mrs. Mulvihill was a commissioner for eight ry for Riverview Hospital, public property. . Montgomery Ward • CABD OF TBWKS I Shrewsbury Fire Department. years. Mr«. 8U« Bpillh tad tuctlr ttank Georgetown, Del., and John FAlft HAVEN - Prayeft Bed Bank. Mr. Daly, with Mr. Irwin SERVICE DEPARTMENT «nryone for Ibalr many todn«i«a "The library system . has. in their Umo of *orro»! for carda, Re«d of Kennett Square, Pa,, He was a graduate of .Bed will be offered at 9 a.m. to- Walter S^Lermer ' ~6oarti; Mr. "Lermerwas elect-- Funeral Home, Free- Surviving in addition to his F. Conlo'n of St. ^Benedict's cess." - , ed to his first full term on with the ReV. Earl C. mother are ,bis widow, Mrs! Catholic Church/flazlet. Bur- A, graduate of Amherst Col- the West Long. Branch Bor- HOME REMEDY Burnt, 94 AvMjue a, Bayomu,.at s pastor of the First Dianne Bennett Daly; a son, ial will be in Eadr View Ceme- lege, Mr. Dittmar has his own ough Council last November. •.fa. Beaulem lfett Oar La4r_Bta* Wo hay th« most im- oC the Be* Church, Bamsn, *t 10 Church, officiating. Kevin J. Daly and a daugh- tery, MldaTetom Mrs. Mul- general insurance business in He is a flight captain for Al- CBL Intermtst Bear Nama CemaUry, will.be to Methodist Freehold. He has served Colts portant tool for home J«tt.y CUt. VWUttoq H and' 7-lA ter Doreen A. Daly, both at vUlffl died Wednesday in the Allentown. - home. Garden State Manor Nursing Neck as & committeeman for Mrs, Douglas Marshall of Improvement. The home Home,. Holmdel Township. • eight years, ,was a member remedy that works . . . A /Requiem Mass will be of its Board of Education and Holmdel, who was a member offered Monday at 9:15 a.m. of'tie board of managers of a MARINE VIEW hom» SION had served as mayor for sev- in St. James Church. Burial Gilbert Miller eral terms and was a mem- the Geraldine L. Thompson -improvement loan. Stop BEE FLOWERS will be in Mt. Olivet Ceme- NEW YORK (AP)-GObert ber of the original zoning Hospital and Mrs. Charles C. in *ni lit us iplvi your tery Middletown, under di- Miller, 84, dean of Broadway Schock of Matawan to the r»mod»ling problems. T. HOP6KISS rection ot the Warden Funer- and London theatrical pro- newly formed Tuberculosis •ROAD ST. al Home, Red Bank, Toe cor- David M. Gould Control Board. • , .•. tege will leave the funeral tion of an eminent family ot EAST KEANSBURG - Da- Charles A. White of Littje SHMWMURY home at 9 o'clock. the theater, died yesterday. vid M. Gould, 76, of 24 Krue- Silver to {he. Sandy Hook Bay -4020 He was the son of Henry MARINE VIEW Miller, a turn-of-the-century IW EEGISTER .AVINCS ASSOCUIMN impressarl : o in New York and Bank.-,. ppotomente by the free- BY WIRE RE London. ' .' He is survived by his wife> holders were: Theodore J. Narozanlck as UNCROFT Maude Gould; two sons, Har- •42-4408 Oarlene Johnson old anTHarry Gould, both of countv director of budeets: ft* Broadway, Lom Bnuicb, N. jr. NEPTUNE — DarlenevAnn East Eeansburg; four daugh- BataNlahM la 1818 by John H. Cook Johnson, 21-month-old .daugh- ters, Mrs. Dorothy Hyer and aad Hemy Clay ter of Mrs. Katharine John- Mrs., Gertrude Daly, both of FaMlduo' by me B«d Bank B««iit«r son, 142 Division St., died East Eeansburg, Mrs. Helen John Van Kirlk & Son , inoarporaOd - KembM ci «» Anoolattd Pnai — Wednesday in Jersey Shore Carson of Middletown and Th« Aa»du«d Fran (a astltltd ax. .ojuatwly t» tbe mi (or rtpuUlcXIos Medical Center. Mrs. Grace Lovelace of Mat- ol all iba local turn prlnlid In ttila Besides her mother, she is awan; 22 grandchildren;, and 1968... MONUMENTS ai »U JU> sawt aa wall 85 COOFE* RD, MI8DOTOWN survived J>y_>--six-month-old 12 great-grandchildren. He 1 Baooad iluipoMil paid at Red (OH R». 35 at Hoadoilmi. Corn.r— l was also the father ot the late Bank, N. J. 0TI01 and at ndulllontl .WAS A YEAR OF " '.I-.- doll'.' raalllnr offices. PublMhed dally. lion- Services will be conducted David Gould. M1-03H j 74MII1 day through Friday. X month—$3 20 V mo at 1:30 p.m. Saturday from Services will be tomorrow •AMI SUILD MONJMINTS gmnrttl Ptlcw in the Edward E. Jackson Fu- at 2 p.m. in the Ryan Funeral ': Hora» SelWary lBioatl»-«.80 fimon ' neral Homey Neptune. Burial Home, Keansburg. Burial will Blntla copy at counter, 10 Mn will be in Mt. Prospect Cem- be,.to Fair View Cemetery, Carrier 60 ConU Per Waek. etery, Neptune. MiMetown., ,. ' / PROGRESS Wasn't Ujo for your company?, r n E. Wind-ology - \ On Jtnuety 28, \W, we,will piiUliti' FUNERAL HOME What to know when purchasing better bur annual year-end Business and Industrial Review edition. It has been White Aluminum Combination Windows and will continue to be the finest such 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank edition published in Monmouth County, full ef in-depth reporting on the important C. SIDUN, Director .747-0332 Atarilum matt bt twry dtty. tot tUi business and municipality news-at/ I «ML filmy. related to I9«K IMMH mm b« My . This Is an opportunity for you, through our advertising columns, to fell the story of. your company's efforts during the past . Worden Funeral Home 'iMMtl ,1 lMtJ • year and, perhaps, your plans for 1969. W4K f# WM Last year 109 businesses and M E. FRONT ST. MDBANK municipalities did so. Plan now to be iloiM a part of this interesting and informative «I*«M«I ftr «d . - section by calling our advertising ' Mtrild (MM •( MfvfCf.. Day and Night Phone nlnam department and make your space reservation. Our staff will be happy to 747-055 r WE OFFER YOU AU THE ABOVE FEATURES ON OUR assist you in the preparation pf your ^HEAVY DUTY" layout and copy. Do it now. HARRY C. F. JAMES, ROBERT F. WHITE ALUMINUM SAMSON COMBINATION WINDOW Reserve Your Space Today The Doily Register The Adams Memorial Home • Fre« Measuring 00 105 CfcestMt Strrar, Red task William J. Connelly, . Strvlet With Your Ordtr. 4164 7414010 747 • 0221 INSTALLED FUNERAL DIRE HORS IHMB CMBIT 1UMt AVAIUMX 'SINCI IIM

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- 741-7IW • v,r-f. visit '*,'>"t*',',*.!,'•,'<' V, I • By TOM BOG? Bottiaakaew that the Ger- For nearly three years, Bot- One stamp had ah nausual nedy is Washington, and Bot- UNITED NATIONS, NY. man troops were getting their, tiau was hustled from one tiau was asked to design a (AP) - A crippled little ar- pay through the local bank, German, concentration camp history. In 1MB, Togo's presi- stamp marking the occasion. tist who spent SO months in so he doctored op some franc to another, including Ausch- dent, Sylvaous Olympic, vis- It was the first stamp on Nazi' concentration camps notes and slipped then into witz and Sachenhausen. which Kennedy appeared. and won France's highest mil- a teller's cage through a con- He was finally condemned ' ited President John F. Ken- itary honor is beaming fa- federate. On the back of each Ten months later, Olympto to the gas chamber, but So- Car Production was slain in Lome, his native mous as a designer of U.N. note he bad etched In such viet troops freed him before stamps. . proyocative slogans as Vivre Second Highest capital, while trying to gain sentence could ber carried out. refuge In the U.S. Embassy. "The Germans tried to put , de GauHe, then the resistance He weighed 45 pounds, as op- DETROIT (AP)-The VS. leader, and Down with the Nine months after that, Ken- me to death because of my posed to his usual weight of automobile industry dosed nedy was ffiSMSshntfwI.Th o art, and now It is making me Germans. On others, he rec- 110. out its 1968 production with' ommended that Hitler be stamp has become a sought 'a name," said Claude Bot- For his services in the un- more than 8.8 million assem- after collector's item. tiau, a twinkle-eyed man of derground, Bottiau was dec- blies, the second-highest year- 48 who stands about half the Passed by German orated with the Medaille Mill- ly total in history, the trade height of the average adult "The Germans would not taire, equivalent to the Medal journel Automotive News re- One of Bottlau's early cre- notice such bills sandwiched of Honor in the United States. ported yesterday.• BERMUDA ations, a souvenir sheet mark- between valid notes," he JtUnd U.N. The year's total of 8,848,501 ing the 10th anniversary of f \ "pA sooner or later, In 1946, Boltiau joined the is second only to the 9.3S5.26S the United Nations r learei tuey would pass one, usually United Nations as a cartog- cars assembled in 1965. Pro- in 1935. The sheet bore three in a local bar." rapher and staff artist duction during 1987 was slight- sumps -3,4, and 8-cent de- Since then he has not only nominations — and had a When the bartender saw ly over 7.4 million cars. one of the fake notes, he us- designed U.N. stamps, and . .... , -• , - . KT^ -. • - . •' • . face value of 15 cents. Re- mated the emblem of toe Car production in Canad cently dealers-were quoting ually suspected it was a Ges- HIGH AWARD — The Meritorious Civilian Service Medal, second highest Army tapo trap to test his loyalty U.N. Correspondents' Associa- during 1968 reached a recor it at ^375 per sheet. 890,909 cars, eclipsing the ol - award for civilians, is pinned on Thomas E. Daniels, of 52 Frederic Drive, Oakhurst, and tossed It hastily back at tion, but he has set up shop Did Bottiau retain enough as a free-lance stamp design- mark of 714,084 produced 1 by Maj. Gen. W. B. Latta, commanding the Army Electronics Command'a n d'Ft. the soldier. The latter, souvenir sheets to bring him alarmed . at being caught er. 1967 north of the border. Monmbuth, as Mrs. Daniels looks on. Mr. Daniels, now chief of the Technical Man- fortune as well as fame? Giant General Motors Con with such inflammatory ma- To date, fie has created agement Diviston of the Common Positio ning 4nd Navigation Systems Project Man* "Not a one," he said with a terial,'would hasten to1 his led the production list wit philosophical shrug. stamps for 56 clients, includ- 4.9 million can produced, fo . • ager. Qffice,. was cited for duty in his previous job, acting chief, LORAN Project commander and report it, ing Togo, Surinam, Ghana, Injured At 4 lowed by Ford's 3,4 mlUloi Office in ECOM's Avionics Laboratory. "At first the Germans sus- the Maldlve Islands and the Chrysler's 1.6 million and tin Misfortune has never de- pected the collaborationist Belgian World's Fair. American Motors' 268,499. terred Bottiau, who fell down French in the bank and in- 7 Day -6 Night some stairs at the age of A terrogated them," said Bot- and emerged from the hos- tiau. "Then they decided that: Package includes: pital four years later, a France, the point of origin, They Do Their Strut hunchback. was sending through the Rejected by the French ar- notes. CANNEL my because of his disability, "Finally, after an exhaus- Bottiau worked as a designer tive investigation, they con- for'an electrical company. He cluded that the franc notes In Mummers Parade joined the underground when were being flown over from Only t244.00 per perio* ^PHILADELPHIA (AP - the sidewalks along the 2.5- bets' win'cavort for the 33rd the Germans overran France London and parachuted into COAL It's, a, fancy p^de With a mile route. • > straight year. in 1940, and became a-sabo- Brittany. It was hilarious." Strut all its own, Known the Cold weather postponed the "You prepare for this teur in his native Brittany, Found Tress THE IDEAL FIREPLACE FUEL I; tritr t* lirtuf* tiiimmMltlliiti. wdrld over as the Mummers, parade on New Year's Day. parade all year long—rehears- which was under the col- Finally, the Germans lo- wt nqmit Ait yti *i«k» yaw it will prance down Philadel- "It wouldn't be a' new year ing.'sewing,' stitching, raising laborationist Vichy regime. BUY IT TODAY AT Munition! 11 «MH *i **••»'•• cated the printing press the *»•<<•> -p\n% Mmiiry U, lUt. phia's, widest ,and longest without it," says Fred Calan- costume money. * It's a life The young artist started his underground was using and -street tomorrow for the 69th dra, the 59-year-old president you can't escape. Once it's sabotage activities modestly, rounded up Bottiau and his • time to the strains or "Oh, of the Philadelphia New in the blood you can't get rid rigging up fake road, signs comrades. TRAVEL SERVICE Dem Golden Slippers." Year's Shooters and Mum- of it." that sent German occupation "We were thrown into a '^million people will'pack mers Association whose mem- LAWES "Sine* lUf Many people consider the columns rumbling back to- Vichy jail under sentence of parade the nation's oldest ward their fatherland. But death and-18 months later SYCAMORE AYE,, SHREWSBURY 144 noAD mm folk festival, tracing its soon his imagination took ov- turned over to the permans," HD IANK. NIW JIMIY origins back to the fun-and- er. said Bottiau. 741-6300 Blood mask pageantry of the ancient T4140M Greeks and Romans. —-irhasrNew Worid'roots In the shenanigans of colonizing ftage Critical Swedes, in the Philadelphia of 1 the nmfiiJjOOs. iThen pre-Revo- • ' NEW SHREWSBURY - Mr. Long indicated there lutionary\War British pow- If you're short of cosh after 1 There .Is a critical shortage of are , two paths open to pros- dered and painted their faces, blood in the three county hos- pective donors: the family like modern mummery, and pitals, according to Joseph A. pjan and the corporate plan. made gay door-to-door prom- Long, executive director of' Vnder the first, individual enades. ' the Honmoutb County Blood donors may give one pint of Christmas shopping,,, Bank, in the Superama Build- Mood which will provide the Immigrant Irish and Italians ing here. donor and Us - family with joined in the late 1800s,* rang- For that reason, the blood blood coverage up to 10 pints ' ing through neighborhoods lank will be open for donors per person for, a pejriojj of south of historic Independence •tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 2 one year. , ' - Hall, shooting off guns . and we can help. ».m. — and as long as donors firecrackers — hence the come. ' Hi> iaiteroMizes imHSttrial Shooters" nickname. accounts, members^* Men's ' Mr. Long said there are tw,d and womWs ,aw&0anil M any,Qf our elements lijvQlved in the pres- church and aervieVorgsniza-' got into the act/setting down t rii tions to provide blood and ob- the parade route on Broad conveniently located offices 1 1.' T?'The high incidence of tain coverage for all their Street and putting up the first illness, due to the flu, the members. •• - . -. prize money. ' ' -^ and arrange for a >cold weather, the 'slippery Life-Saving Cause In 1964, blackface marchers weather which results in nu- were banned from the parade personal loan that will Mr. Long called the giving by court order. An injunction merous accidents, and the of blood "a life-saving cause, holiday season, when many was Issued after the court quickly remedy a matter of good family and ruled a public disorder was people, like ulcer patients, business protection."' • suffer a recurrence of their imminent Legal action was this situation.' disease He said it takes between 10 brought by the NAACP which and 15 minutes to give a pint, claimed the painted black You may 2. — The fact that only and donors-between the ages faces of comics were an in- healthy' people may donate of 21 and 60 are eligible'. Any- sult to Negroes. have ' blood. Mr. Long said anyone one younger needs a parents' Of the nearly 16,000 caped with flu or cold symptoms is permission slip. ,. and sequined participants in over-spent ineligible, as well as those on- Also available Is a mobile the merry put-on — it takes diet or cold pills, or tranquil- unit, to go to a certain loca- eight hours to pass one point tiers. He said a potential don- tion to accommodate donors. — there won't be any women. for or imust abstain from all med- A week's notice will produce They're taboo. icine' for 48 hours prior to the mobile team, consisting "It's a tradition more than presents— giving Wood. of a doctor, nurses and por- anything'else," says Calandra. The blood bank endeavors table equipment. "They've tried to sneak in, as so many to supply Riverview Hospital, The hospitals' schedule of but they usually get,caught.'' Red Bank, Monmouth Medi- taking blood is as follows: Mummers' costumes are a people do. cal .Center, Long Branch, and' Monday and Triday from 5, to TcaleWoscope of satins, silks Jersey Shore Medical Center, 8 p.m. at Jersey Store Medi- and plumes, and this year Or you may have ~ Neptune,.with all their blood cal; Tuesday from 5 to 8 p.m. cost over 1500,000 for Hie first , needs. It sponsors blood banks at Riverview, and Monday tine: charged some purchases at each hospital, under the and Thursday from S to 8 Host Be New aegis of Dr. George T. Hoff-' p.m. at Monmouth Medical. "Everything must be com- and payments will be due. shortly. maun, Rumson, medical ad- Blood Bask Henri pletely new," says Calandra. viser to the group. The blood bank, at its Su- "If a mummer gets caught Even if you have already paid for •perama location, is open wearing even one of last Wednesdays and Saturdays year's feathers he's dis- all your Christmas shopping, from 9 a.m. to noon, except qualified." for the special extended hours . In the parade were 22 string you may want to take advantage tomorrow. bands,-with a maximum of The bank has been in exis- M players each; five comic of the after-Christmas sales and tence for VA yean, according clubs and four fancy divisions. to Mr. Long, and was formed The city puts up $79,500 in lack the necessary cash. to meet the needs of the com- prizes, more than double that munity. It Is run by a board of a decade ago but still hard- of directors wife David T. ly enough to pay for the baste' If you need a loan for just about Buck, president of Buck En- cloths and plumes. gineering Co., as president. The string band winner col- any reason, visit the Blood is only good for 21 lects p,470 but Calandra says jays under normal circum- It costs 12 times that much Monmouth County National Bank, stances. Therefore, the cur- tq costume the group. • For rent high incidence of Illness 22nd place a band Will get We're reasonable people. precipitates an immediate 1550. need. The bank has facilities It's these high costs that And by the way. If you didn't AT BOTH OUR STATIONS for freezing portions of Wood, made weather a factor, more STOIMN-TODAY AND .but a full-scale plan for freez- than ever, and prompted get a Christmas Club check ing is not yet available here. Mummers - who never com- Saying that blood can be plained before — to threaten in 1968, be sure to join the scarce and expensive when to come in out of the cold. needed, Mr. Long mid it was SHMMMUftv sERviea cant* 1969 Christmas Club, < HIM— Ifrtatt me< ft "smart to anticipate the need" Setxe Nude Album* Mmntury nt-ftt by all .able donors responding Then next November, at* Niviurs setvici CCNTII . to the present shortage and At Netcark Airport RlwiUt Am. ft eak MMM thus providing protection for NEWARK (AP) - Phono- you'll have a good start iff" fiitiwp r«M« of their own. snob albums showing Beatk John Leanon and tits girl toward Christmas shopping. friend Yoko Ono in the nude wire seized yesterday during Snlnmeui at Newark Abrflort. Authority said the wlnn» Mrnrred after one of fto 1M e*r»flM In vftMi the album* mere wrfwd bn**> open and nveatod Us orrtenls. • 'Affilrfant Prawutor Po- menlc D. Tnto Aid the tfitn. MONMOtfTH COUNTY NATIONAL BANK iri*qt was for Mvw Pratt- There h m Of fie* N*r You NaMion* J. Krldel clean faB and #M#r 'ftptWfr Ms In ffotmfalnito f«J d An-mtf* Dte'C*- Member Federal Depoeit InmnuMw Cmrp. vtXMHM RMMT( THE DMLY "Tim New Yea* Baby Look* Kind Of Familiar^ THE; PSnx>gQEHEB \ 7 7 • . Established In 1878 - Published by The Bed- Bank Register, Incorporated1 M. HAJROLD KELLY, Publisher . , By HAL BOYLB Arthur Z. Kamln, Editor ' . , Some child actors are ruined.for Ws-«qr tt»4 __ demands their careers-make upon-ttem Wore ttey ruch Thomas J.-Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor —9 FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1869 Si/that didn't'naptfen to Bonita Granvffle,'t)»1novie. brat whom film audiences a generation ago. loved to tote. Today she is happily married to Jack Wrather, millionaire rancher, oilman and entertainment entrepreneur, and Treeps The Mideast Situation her band in show business bywrktag as assistant producer on his CBS television In a daring helicopter raid last' by the Israelis last year has been re- weekend on the airport of Lebanon's' placed by the Soviet Union. Perhaps Donna, own JII nw *«»• w".y, to Von ' daughter of the late Bernard Granvffle, capital city, Israeli commandos de- this support has stimulated a false a Ziegfeld Follies star, and Boslna Tim- stroyed 13 Lebanese commercial air* 6ense of strength in the Arab mind and pani Granville, also a well known stage liners and a number of buildings be- the stubborn notion that maybe anoth- performer. - • fore returning safely to Israeli terri- ' er war will turn out differently. «My father was one of tt» first tory. The attack was significant for < Nevertheless, blame for the recent BOYLE Broadway musical stars to earn $5,000 .» at least three reasons. exchange cannot be pinned entirely on week," she recalled. . " ' It showed, first, of all, that the the Arabs or the Lebanese government. Her own acting career started at the age of 7 when Israelis can-retaliate most effectively When two hostile peoples stand glar- she went to Hollywood in 1931 and almost immediately (or Arab sabotage wherever it occurs. ing at each other across a few miles' was signed to appear in "Westward Passage," starring (Agents of a Palestine liberation group of sand and water, there is bound to be Ann Harding and a then obscure young British actor, located in Beirut earlier last week de- provocation on both sides. Laurence Olivier. stroyed ah Israeli airliner in the Athens Unfortunately, the situation con- tine ot the early highlights 'of her career was "These airport and last July were responsible tinues extremely tense as Israeli war- Three," In which she-played a hateful brat so successfully for the highjacking of another.El Al plarfes attacked Arab positions in Jor- NSERVAUVE VIEW that for a few yearsjshe was saddled with a series of such jet to Algiers.) The retaliatory attack dan yesterday. The real danger exists unsympathetic roles. • / for an even larger war. * * * also was a kind of forewarning that One for 'the Establishment AS SHE GRADUATED, however, from child star to Lebanese installations are extremely If is up to the United States and • By JAMES J. KILPATR1CK nothing else, it ought to put these imbe- ingenue to dramatic actross she was given more ingratiating vulnerable. And finally, it emphasized the Soviet Union primarily to try to Only a few days have elapsed since cile maunderings into clearer perspective. roles In such films as "The Plough and the Star*,1'- "Ah, again the efficiency of the Israeli war convince the combatants that it is in splashdown in the Pacific, and already the . This achievement was a direct consequence Wilderness," "Cavalcade" and "H.M. Pulham, Esq.">t machine that clobbered Arab armies no one's Interest to have further story of Apollo 8 has dropped out of the of the political process; it came into being . together she appeared in 55 films. to the six-day war last, year. blowups. news. An awestruck nation has turned its because enough of those awful people — Interest to less epochal events. Perhaps those professional politicians — had con- Educated largely within studio walls, she was raised Strangely' enough, these points It will do the Arabs no good to get nothing useful remains to fidence and vision. Astronauts Borman and -, strictly by her mother - her father died when she ,wu seem lost tin certain Arab leaders. defeated again, as is probable, and be said of a breathtaking Anders are officers in the United States Air IS — and never had a date until she was 17. After three lost wars, one would ex- Israel cannot claim much' long range adventure, boldly con- Force; Astronaut Lovell is a captain in the "The work-left me with no scars that I know of now," ceived, perfectly com- United States Navy; their entire lives have pect them to realize that Israel is too - benefit from virtually obliterating the pleted. been spent in the discipline that is sup- she said, smiling. "Maybe they'll creep up on me later.' powerful to be removed from the map tiny Lebanese commercial airlines. Yet one or two after- posed to stultify the human personality. "I was barely 18 when I graduated from high,school' easily; flowever,. foolish hope's die The only course - that will serve thoughts occur, going Behind those few days of flight were -and wanted to go to Stanford University, but I decided I bard in the Middle East. everyone's interests is a negotiated first to the source of this yean of-engineering, calculations, paper- simply couldn't afford to. The films .were too lucrative. peace settlement — and the sooner achievement and then to work, planning and production. Thousands I wasn't a big star in those days, in the sense that Mickey All, or almost all, of the Arab mill- the course-ahead. of scientists and technicians - virtually all Rooney and Judy Garland were, but I was making $1,000 , "tary equipment destroyed or captured the better. Whatever else this of them products of American industry and a week on a 40-week contract." »....M«». fantastic flight may have education — conceived the rocket and capr ' Death Penalty Trends ULPATWCK been, it was a product of sule and brought the project into being. "When I met you in 1948," broke in her, husband, .''you that social arid economic organization so When we talk of "the Establishment," were making $10,000 every three weeks." "^ • - In 1968,v for the first .time In this murderers alive at the'expense of the often held in contempt: Apollo 8 was the whatever Its faults may be, this is also . They met on a blind date and he proposed 10 days work of "the Establishment." what we are talking of — the disciplined country, there were no capital, punish- *>ctaty whose law the murderers broke1 later, but she kept Wrather waiting 10 months before ac- That elementary truth needs to be imagination and know-how capable of cepting His proposal. oy translating a millennial dream into last ments carried out — although many , rubbed in. It has lately become fashion- v *• ' * '.* * able to ridicule the established order and week's reality. • "^chTieT^ncWwerefo^^^^ *- —,* -»—= . pp py ~tte~ancient-valU98~of-flur-sacietyr—Over— r said. "You have to make a decision. You have tojdve victed murderers. Thii moratorium on the past couple of years especially, the up something, and I decided I'd better give up acting. I decent and compassionate feelings, it. THE NEXT TIME a gang of intellectual executions has led some to conclude country has been subjected to a constant, 'delinquents stumbles across' a TV screen, wanted to be married only once in my life, and I decided should be said tjiat sympathy must be caterwauling from the young New Leftists it may not be amiss to ask aloud what they that-was the thing to work at." •, ,' . " - that the death penalty for murder is directed also to the victims of murder- and their middle-aged advisers, all ot them have .contributed to mankind one-half so The couple has two children, Linda, 19, and Christopher, on the way out But there have been complaining piteously of industrial and valuable as the labors ot the "Establish- 17. " . . .' ers and the families the victims leave military oppression. / |$vo other indications recently to the behind, ment" they deride. In her work on the "Lassie" show, Mrs. Wrather as- 'contrary. , To listen to these lamentations, you When the Apollo achievement has been sists producer Robert Golden in selecting story material, It is hardly surprising that -? with might imagine that American industry ex- given the enormous praise it deserves, casting and Wardrobe problems. It waa she who discovered First — in the November gen- the sharp increase in personal assaults ists merely to exploit the caprices of an ' much yet remains to be said of the future. Jon Provost, who stars as Timmy on the show. • eral election — the people of Massa- ^ind murders throughout the nation — affluent, society.* In the popular view, giant The space program that staggers the imag- "Now and then I act in a scene,".she said, "but I chusetts voted to keep that state's that one state on the Atlantic seaboard universities, like intellectual packing ination staggers the" pocketbook too. don't'take any screen credits. 1 have no desire to return plants, produce graduates as look-alike as Roughly $39 billion have been poured into to fulltime acting. For one thing, I'm out of practice;"for capital punishment laws' in effect and another state on the Pacific sea-, sausages; these young people vanish into space exploration. Crities of this invest- another thing, I'm too' happy being a wife. Jack and I Secondly, the Supreme Court of Cali- board have come to the same conclu- the maw ot the great corporations; they ment make a valid point when they argue have a wonderful life'.": v ' '• •"'• • . •. "-"• fornia held that the supreme penalty sion: keep the death penalty. are' said to be searching merely for se- that less exotic needs are clamoring for the She is,active in sports and engages inaJlntonber of' ' curity and for a split-level respectabilnyi'fi/' fl law is constitutional in that state and * Establishment's favor as well,, charh£ble activities, But she turned a deaf ear recently to This may not be the answer to this Nothing of value is expected, to wrinkle -. l! 1 ~ ''It'would be a terribTe mistake to break a friend" who suggested she) become active in politics.' rejected the argument that the gas their gray-flannel minds. major problem. Society still seeks the up the' space team in this triumphant hour, "I'm not knowledgeable about it," she said. "I thliflc chamber constitutes cruel and unusual solution: But in any event, it's quite * * * but it would not be a mistake — It might, politics is a wonderful'field for women, however — it~tt treatment"., ' easy for.anyone to avoid the death , THE SCORN and violence that-are well be the course of prudence and wisdom doesn't make them masculine." -' • " These are two highly significant penalty. All one has to do 1B refrain fceaped upon universities and corporations — to slow down the pace and to spread out reversals for those who seek to keep are extended to two other parts of the Es- the" cost'of future missions, The goals that from taking another's life. , tablishment — the political process and the are set for putting men on the moon may be C .military services. The loudest cry ot the desirable; they are not scientifically or TQP^y IN HISTORY revolutionaries at Chicago in August was even politically imperative.^ Before Uie BUSINESS MIRROR 'that the political process is no damn good. 91st Congress is swept away by Waves ot By TflE1 ASSOCIATED PRESS • '-'= The universal practice of liberal intellec- admiration for Apollo, some small still tuals is to treat "the generals" and "the voices should be heard in support of di- Today is Friday,;Jan. 3, the third day of 1969. There, Paekard-Man for the Job? admirals" with a curled-lip contempt re- verting a part of the money and rnuscli. are 362 days left in the year. served for especially blockheaded fools. now devoted to space to mundane needs Today's highlight in history: By JOHN CUNNIFF „ executives, Packard found time also to If the flight of Apollo 8 accomplishes * here at home. i On this date in 1777.George Washington won one of David Packard, named to be deputy serve, as a director of General Dynamics,,' the most brilliant military victories as his hungry and secretary ot detente in the Nixon adminis- U.S. Steel, and Pacific Gas & Electric. He. tattered .soldiers defeated British regulars in New Jersey tration, is as finely educated, broadly, ex- was associated also with Chase; Manhat- YOUR at the Battle ofiWnceton. * •" • . perienced and u thoroughly accomplished tan Bank, one of the world's largest. - On thisfdate-i- *r , a man as likely could be found for the spot. He also contributed time to activities , In 19j>,. After World War I, Herbert Hoover was This, however^ might that brought no immediate income, such Anti-Inflation Budgeting named head of the relief program for liberated countries not mean to the Senate, of Europe; . which must pass onhla as the American Management Association By SYLVIA PORTER lion or more net. Most of this repayment In 1938, the "March of Dimes" campaign to fight selection, that Packard is and the Japan-California, Association, an There Is a vast credibility gap on all ot of debt will occur In March, April and June, polio was organized.. ' • the man for the Job. Ai International group that seeks improved President Johnson's budget projections, a a period of only 120 days. In 1942,. the Japanese Siege ot Bataan began in -the some nay view this ap< trade relations. skepticism which dates all the way back For the first time in years, the Trea- Philippines in: World War n. , pointment, these very ac- to the now-you-see-lt-nowryou-don't game he He became a trustee of his alma mater sury In 1969 will not have a problem with In 1946, a convicted traitor, known as Lord Haw Haw, - compUshmenta could cre- played •with us reporters when he WBB pre- the celling on our national debt William Joyce, was hanged in Britain. it well as of' Colorado College and an paring, his first budget ate conflicts. There will be ample cash in the' Trea- In .1961, the United States severed diplomatic tel* executive of tne Stanford Research Instt-( surprise following the as- This is the back- sury's till when It balances the govern- Uons with Cuba. tute, where raw; research is turned into sassination of President ground: .useful products and services. ment's books'on June 80. , Ten years, ago,. ,,, Alaska was admitted to the Kennedy In 196). , union as the. 49th state. David Packard was a His time and managerial abilities were' Even if .there is a minor deficit of a NNI 27-yearold former engl. Thus, the temptation Five years ago .... The United States critlciad a- ' spread even more through association with is almost Irresistible to few billions, the essence of this story will neer for General Electric back in 1939. when remain as stated. '-> Soviet proposal for a world-wide non-aggression pact as he and William Hewlett decided to go into the National Merit Scholarship Program dismiss as. pure politics "not objective." business for themselves. They began in a and as a member of the Board of Educa- Johnson's, new projections What does this mean? tion in Palo Alto, Calif., site of the com- One year ago . v . Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, D- • . garage with a few hundred dollars. of a surplus in the cur- It means that the budget — as a weap- Minn., entered the presidential primary election contest in The two men had been classmates a pany's headquarters. rent year's budget (the on against inflation and inflation psycholo- New Hampshire. • , ' .< * , • * •. last during his term). few years earlier at Stanford, where Pack- gy — wlll.be at its most powerful, In the Today's Birthdays: Hockey star Bobby Hull is SO. next few months. A budget surplus or a . art was Phi Beta Kappa and a member of HIS INTEREST in education results PORTER But in order to make writer J. R. R. Tolkien is 77. " •" the-football and basketball teams. Hewlett partly from his role as a father of four, a vitally important point, picayune deficit will be a major restrain- let's say Johnson's figures an generally ing force. The contrast with fiscal 1988's , . Thought for today: Curses are like processions They • went on to Massachusetts Institute of Tech- one of whom is a professor of humanities return,to the place from which they came —) Giovanni- nology. Packard went on to Colorado Col- at- the University of California at Los on- target. That would suggest that the enormous deficit will be particularly slgnl- Ruffini,: Italian; writer, 1807-1881. «»v«u» lege, and then took a graduate degree in Angeles., budget In this year which ends June 1869 • ficant. will show a minor surplus In dramatic con- electrical engineering at Stanford. As a low key, soft spoken administrator, .* * ' * trast to the $25.2 billion deficit in the year some consider Packard a model. Those IT MEANS that the anti-inflationary ' *. * *. which ended June 1968. Let's accept the who know him consider him also to be a budget will be coinciding with the restrain- ASKED IN AN interview why he want- estimates: speeding held to around $184.4 thoroughly modern man, aware of the prob- ing Impact of this year's $4.2 billion rise ed to go Into business for himself, Packard billion; revenues up to more than $185 bil- terns of workers and of students who soon . in Social Security taxes. And after months gave a reason that contemporary young lion; a surplus in the $1 billion range. people will recognize. He did not feel, he Will be his employes, unafraid of change of, paying no Social Security taxes at all, said, that he could express himself In a and not overly Impressed by his millions. This would be spectacular enough on millions of higher-income Individuals are large., corporation as well as In hi* own the surface ot It, for it would represent a now again paying the taxes at the new In- In,order to take the defense job Pack- massive $26 billion swing In the budget in business. •' ard has devised this plan: creased rates. a period ot 24 months. It would mark the It means that these two restraints win He proved his point, From 1030 to 1947 —Place his $300 million of stock in a first-budget surplus in this entire decade; he and Hewlett operated a successful part be coinciding with the filing of federal in- charitable trust for tho entire period of his; , the lnstono, was $1.2 billion in fiscal 1960, come tax returns by millions who will be nership in tho manufacture of.electronic stay In government. Resign as head, of his' ' It would mark only the seventh surplus in measuring devices. Then they Incorporated discovering that because of Uie surtax's company. Sever ties with other corpora- HJLyears! retroactive feature, they either owe more and began an extraordinary expansion, ' ' tlons. Sell stock In companies with govern-' But It would bo even more spectacular By 1956 their annual sales were $20 taxes than they thought or are entitled ment business. beneath tho surface, for a key fact of ^fed- to smaller refunds than they anticipated. million'and net Income close to $1.? million. * * '•%••. eral finance is that the: budget normally Sales have risen in every year slnfie'then, Then added to the above U the Federal : IT WOULD SEEM, then, that this highly swings from a seasonal deficit in the last reaching $200 million by 1964 and JMimi- Beserye's new tough, tight nioney* policy, qualified man would be Ideal for the job. six months of a calendar year to r sea- lion last year, when $20.6 million'was designed to force a slowdown In the econo- Or would he? Nagging doubts will be ex- sonal surplus In the first six months. This earned. . ,: • . my. ' .• •• ' •',' '.. ••'.••• .- ' pressed by some senators. As a member Is because tax collections are biggest In th« Hewlett-Packard now employs about And there U the prospect that the 10 of the military-Industrial complex, they first half. per cent surtax-charge wilt be extended be- 13,000 workers In the United States, Japan, might ask Packard if he: * *, v *' Switzerland, Germany, -the NetherUndv yond its scheduled expiration data In mid- Mexico and several South American coun- Should sell all his stock in Hewlett- MOST OF THAT massive budget lWt — to keep the budget In balance and tries. It Is a world leader in precision Packard? Can be Impartial even with his swing is now taking place, In short, from restrain th« economy. • electronics. •„•>.•'.• -,' .,,;,. ,.; stock held in trust? Would find It possible deficit in the final months of calendar 1968 And there Is the certainty th»t Presi- to be Impartial to his own firm oven If ho to surplus |n the flrit months .of CkWndur dent Nixon will mBlntatn a lid oh federal As'one of the JorempsV compaitait in mid oil his stock? . . Its field, Hewlett-Packard riituraliy did 1000. And oven though tho $2« billion fig- government: spending to help break the ;", busin&u with the bigesiCeJectrpnlcJfcUi. > Those who ask tho question then must ur« may be fuzzyy, the swing 1* indlapuUbknpuU , back of Inflation In our.Umd. KSk.'porhaps even larger.ones;' \ Thoddstiowai«»atTh&oddstiowai«i»at:: ;; . ff""•' And then, of course, there U thft possi- tomer, tha,U.S. government. Perhaps as Should tho U.S. government and Its peo- 1 much as one-third ot Its sales involve , • Instead ot adding billions to the debt al- ble end ot Uw Vl«tn»iii wu - daU un- It's something about aan'orbltlnq ths » government purchases. "•-"< . ple be denied the sorvlcM ft! M accom- - most every week, the U.S. Treasury soon known but surely coning closer. plished an executive? What penalties must will bo paying down dtbt. .The tap-levtl e* This is quite an wfinrt of w*i-iitfb> ? ndVW bf th " • ,* • • *>'-H '.'•*. •- •• •>, '..'• en Individual accept because Of his success tlmite U'thit the repayment of 4«l* la thli Uon',MB«pont far Ifeli.ywr uA tb» months °S? " ' SOMEHOW, AS 8EEM8 true of many in Wet • January-Juno pextalinly COON toflO bil- dltlbdlUltt«Mll>o*a THE DAILY SINISTER, sodden H Of the Long Branch Miami-Bound-Airplane PUZZLE 2 Greek letter kidneys at I Sudden 32 Game bird Rekert Malttaid course 34 Festivals Parents, Teaehen in Seriate 37 Cheeses f? f Is Hijacked t© Cuba changes Will Me*t Monday before the formal ceremonies MIAMI (AP)-An airliner Eastern Airlines said its ACROSS 41 Watchband 41 Denomina- r-' ;Cj»gress opened for bus- 1 By mouth 42 Cross- 10 Paid brief tion RED BANK - A meeting Va and oath-taking hat marks with 148 persons aboard on a lillay with challenges the start of the tt ot-year ses- EATONTOWN — One driv- nonstop flight from New York 5 Hi l heed to 43 Chemical of teachers and parents in- Senate leadership oa er was injured and taken to to runners US0I0 volved in the Confraternity of sion. to Miami was hijacked to Cu- left New York's Kennedy air- }J | ™ ' « 12 Final suffix- - •"- of Jthe aisle and The House settled its lead- Patterson Army Hospital as ba last night. eiia 44Luger Christian Doctrine program at ... _^es that could put the result of a fonr-car clu'n UTime , St. James Grammar School ership problems Thursday The jet, which landed in Ha- KK^^Ta nT* ** ^" ~ peripds 48 Girl's name ..B^taflgWngmoodbythe with predictable j results as reaction accident- on ,Rt 35, About an hour before Flight 47 Son of Noah wilhbe held Monday at 8:30 200 feet south'of ;i Richard Bert; and secretary, Frank Tomalno, administra- 80 miles per hour. The train, Saratoga.Drive, business mm-' the board since 1051; Jerome on the Board of Education in . WAYNE, (AP) - Newton Scott R. Beskin. tive assistant for the medical a Washington to Boston ex- He said he opposed Man- ; dell and Kraus'only because . ". they were for higher budgets. .Charge Yellow Pases . In Collision /Was Tipsy - ,' SHREWSBURY - A Ft •Monmouth.soldier was ticket- ed for, drunken driving, and ' slightly injured as the result *,of a two-car accident at the 1 Broad St. and Shrewsbury iAve. jughandle at 2:Mt a.m. ' -today, according to police. •\ they identified him as'Pres- - , ton L. Thompson, Jr. and said he and his passenger, Albert . Green,, also of Ft. Monmouth, . were' taken by the Shrews- bury tint Aid Squad to.Pat- "'fersWArmy Hospital, where -they.were treated and re- leased. i, Their car, according to po- lice, struck a car stopped for '•H red light and operated by ' j Barbara Cohen, 198 E. Ber- gen Mace, Red Bank. The Thompson, car was towed away, police said. Patrolman Jimes.Hagaa Issued the sum-

^ Contest In West Long Branch WB8T LONG BBANCH - Three' incmnbent Board of Education members filed y» tenUy for reelection to the board. Unoppoied for the three top term seats are Dr. Alvin H. Wed,WffltrdR.Larrowanl •frt&Cuue. f-WE 130,7 REGISTER, Friday, Jtnuirj 3,190) ' ise: merits At Show

By LOUISE COOK : NEW YORK>(AP) - With ' everyone primed tor pants, pants, and more pants, the New York'Couture Group pulled a switch Thursday and opened its ^spring showing with a collection that didn't '; include a single pair of slacks. - Instead, the Jo Copdand • 'collection for Petulo featured, -. lots'of soft, feminine and easy - Hiss Leyrts. . Mlw'.DeLoreiao MJss Foley moving dresses — many of them with pleats - suitable , Taylor-lewis for wear in, almost any situa- •.- tion. 'i LOCB'ARBOOE-The engagement of Miss Joan Mary WANAMASSA - Mr. and Mrs. William V. Foley, 55 It's not that Miss Copeland Lewis to Albert E. Taylor 3rd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Ballaid Drive, announce the engagement of their daugh- ? E. Taylor Jr.,-19 N. Riveredge Drive, ^Little Silver, has been ter, Miss Kathleen Marie Foley, to Frank Cassldy, son of .doesn't like pants. She does. announced by her parents, Dr. and Mrs, Joan F. Lewis Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cassidy, 25 Monroe Ave., Shrews- But only to their place. SM Euciid'Ave. ' " bury. A May wedding is planned. "Miss Copeland thinks Miss Lewis is a student at Immaculata (Pa.) College. Miss Foley is a graduate of St. Joseph College, Era- they're not for street wear," TWO.FOR VASSAR — Mitt Allyton Preston, center,.17, of Rumton, and Mii$ San- Her fiance is attending Monmoutji College, West Long mittsbutg, Pa., and is a teacher at Ocean Township School, said a company spokesman, Oakhurst. "and our line is for going : Brarich., ,- , dra Manilla, right, \J, of Red Bank, meet with Mrs. John W. Wopat Jr., of Fair Ha- Mn Cassidy is a student at Newark College of Enguieer- ven, president of the New Jersey Shore Vassar Club, at a Christmas Coffee held out." As one substitute for • ing. • / ' • ' pants, Miss Copeland showed, .•*'-" Kinjj-DeLorenzo Tuesday by club, in the home of Mrs. Robert C. Lawrence 3rd, Shrewsbury. The the 200 fashion reporters RIVER PLAZA — Mr. and Mrs. George DeLorenM, 33 Long-Pierce girls have received early acceptance to Vassar. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. gathered at a Manhattan ho- •- George'St.', announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss tel an apricot crepe shirtwaist . HAZLET - BCr. and Mrs. Donald M. Leldy Sr., 14 ' Elizabeth Ann- DeLorenzo, to Leroy Raymond King, 401 T dress,' long and slim, with a Coach Drive, have announced the engagement of her Swathjnore Drive, Glassboro. Mr. King is the son of Mr. slit to the knee in front. daughter, Miss Ruth M. pierce, to Norman E. Long, 88 ~ ~' ANN, LANPERS7~ and Mrs. Vernon King, Angle Inn Motor Court, Fanning-. Leonardville Road, Belford. He is the son of Mrs. Grace ."For at home when toe dale. A November wedding is planned.' Long, Rnmson. lady does not want to wear The bride-elect attended Jersey City State College, and Miss Pierce is a graduate of Middletown Township High pants," the commentator ex- is employed at Bell Telephone Laboratories, Holmdel. School. Bubble Glim Problem plained. Her fiance is a junior at Glassboro State College. Her fiance, a graduate,of the same high school, is em- Pleats Back ployed by Charles Hower, contractor. Dear Ann Landers: Here's Shall I spank her or ignore stamped envelope and you'll Poling-Chehanske one I'll bet you've never had her? Please advise me. —• receive ^personal reply. One style touch running • Vaughn-Credle before. What can we do about SAN JUAN, PUERTO BICO throughout was pleats. Little ' FREEH6M) TOWNSHIP—Mr. and Mrs. John Chehanske, a 45-year-old woman (mother Ann Landers will be glad to on$s and big ones. Stiff ones Jackson MiM" Road, announce the engagement of their Dear San Juan: Your open- help you with your problems. and soft ones. On blouses and RED BANK - The engagement of Miss Wilhelraina Cre- of three, grandmother of two) ing sentence contradicts the daughter. Miss Susanne Chehanske to Ronald A. Poling, dle to Ostein Vaughn Jr., has .been announced, by her par- who-works in • • Send them to her in care of in skirts. rest of your letter.' A child this newspaper enclosing a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stenger, Georgia Road, Freehold ents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Credle, 14 Drummond Ave. Her an office, who bangs her head on the Inverted pleats, peeped Township. Ronald Is also the son of the late Mr. Lester S. fiance's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn, 24 Third St., stamped, self-addressed en- makes at. floor, bites her lips till they velope, y from under long, to-the-hip Poling, Keyport. Freehold. A June wedding is planned. least |7,000 a bleed and pulls chunks of jackets which topped two and -The, bride-elect is attending Centenary College for Miss Credle is employed by Bell Telephone Labora- year and is hair out of her head is neither three piece suits, Lots of tiny Women, Hackettstown, majoring in' commercial art. tories, Holmdel i never with- well-adjusted nor happy. She pleats swirled on a black chif- . Her. tihce is a junior at Montclalr State College, Mr. Vaughn, a graduate of New York City Community out a tremen- is frustrated, angry, anxious 27th Anniversary fon sleeveless evening dress majoring 'in physical education. College, is a night manager for Shop-Rite. dous wad of and perhaps emotionally dis- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP ~ with man-tailored collar,and" bubble gum turbed. Punishment is not the Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mat- tiny green jeweled, ropes in her mouth? answer. This little |irl should cinching the waist All day long be evaluated by a doctor. Ask thews, 1 Holmes Ter., Free: we listen to your pediatrician to direct hold, celebrated their 27th Hemlines on the dresses — , snap, crackle you. wedding anniversary at a buf- which cost from about $125 to $700 — were about three to Area Weddings 1 and pop. But that's not. the Confidential to Sock It To fet party held Dec. 21 in K . worsLflLJL.She jmakes enor- ei^You jre_wasting_your- —Bros.—community~HO0Tfl7 mous bubbles, some""tfie~sl Copeland believes a time and money. Any similari- -9. Miss Wilma Ham, Free- dress should be above (he' SenimPlahn of > a volleyball. When out- ty between love and what goes siders. .$ome into the office hold, was hostess. Some 35 knee, said the commentator, on between you two Is strictly guests attended. ' , "but not too far above." RElf BANK - The United William Fries was the best and'see'this, tfiey are often miraculous. Love means con- Methodist Church was the set- man. The ushers were the too shocked to speak. fidence, trust and sharing, ting here for tiie Dec. 21 wed- bridegroom's cousins, John This. morning I was en- Your relationship is nowhere. ding of- Miss Mary-Claire and James Carhart and Greg grossed in some tedious tab- Plahri, daughter of Mr. and Garrison, ' % .-- ulating and this nut yells, Confidential to Disappoint- Mrs. David W. Plahn, 4 The bride,' a graduate of "Help!" 1 dropped everything ed In You: Sorry, but I can't Standish Boad, Little Silver, Red Bank High School and and' ran to her desk. Ap- print every letter. If you real- to Gerald Charles Senion, son Monmouth College, West Long parently one of her larger ly want help and not just an of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Branch, is a kindergarten bubbles had burst. She had opportunity to use this column Fashion Senion Jr., 216 Spring St. teacher at Aldrich Road gum in her hair, oh her as a family bulletin board, The Jlev. Leonard Rowell School, Howell Township. glasses,' in her beads and send a ' self- addressed, officiated. Mr. Senion, an alumnus of even on her earrings. Theen- A reception was held in the Red Bank High School, is a River House Inn, Rumson. junior at Monmouth College, 15 minutes toying to separate * Ctikpity Ball Miss Joanne Cipoletta was majoring- in business. He Is her from the gum 'with spot Mrs. Gerald Senion i maid of honor.,Also attending employed by Honey Bee Flow- Mrs. Howard Malcolm remover, Ink eradicator and ers, Shrewsbury. Seeking Aides (The former Mary-Claire the bride were Miss Lynn (The former Paula Wuchter) lighter fluid. - •- Plahn) Senion, the bridegroom's sis^ The couple will.reside In' What can be done about this FREEHOLD — James ter; Mrs. William' Fries and Middlebrook at Monmouth ridiculous situation? P.S. Her Schmitt, chairman of the ASSIGNED '**' Mrs. Richard Modderno. . Apartments. father owns this business. — eighth annual Charity Ball to 50% OFF Army Sgt. Robert N. Sand- J.L.K. be held May 24 at the Free- berg. 23, son of Mrs. Agnes , . Dear JX.K.; Thanks for the hold Raceway for the bene- C. Sandberg, 172 Biveredge Malcolm*Wuchter P.S. I would say you also are fit of the Greater Freehold On Alt Fall and Winter Merchandise Road, New Shrewsbury, has RED BANK - Miss Paula ceremony in the First Presby- stuck. Area Hospital, announced that been assigned to the 2nd In- a meeting of committee Jean Wuchter, daughter of terian Church. , fantry Division in Korea, as Sear Ann Landers: 1 am the members, and anyone wish- Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wutch- A reception was held in Jean Sward a light weapons infantryman. Westminster Hall. mother of a normal, healthy, ing to work on the ball, will er, 98 Tatum Drive, was Miss Pamela Wuchter was happy, 'welt-adjusted little be held at 8:30 p.m. jn the 434 Cookman Ave., Asbiiry Park married here Saturday to her sister's maid of honor.' •girl. Lorraine is three years American Hotel. v ..DANCE., Howard P. Malcolm, son of Miss Jo Ann Wuchter was old and as pretty as a pic- '' This year s theme will be a Phone 7764854, Open 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Mrs. Augustus Manning, 57 bridesmaid lor her, sister. ture. Soanlsh Fiesta PUT YOURSELF Cherry Tree Farm Road, New Edward Malcolm was his — The-problem-is that~-»heit-~ IN THE Monmouth, and the late Mr. brother's best man. .Ushers '- ever-1 ask her to do some- E; H. Malcolm. , • . were Richard Chevalier and thing she doesn't want to do, SPOTLIGHT John Smith. ' such as take a nap or put Th,e Revl Dr. Charles S. The couple will reside in' her toys away, she becomes Webster officiated at the Navesink. very angry and inflicts pain on herself. SHOE MfL This child has banged her Hardiman'Friend head against the floor, bit- ten herself until her lip.bled, Miss Diane Woodsum was NEWPORT, Maine -vMiss and pulled chunks of hair out WOMEN'S \£AMlk& Anne Friend, daughter of Mr. maid of honor. Best man was of her, head. Yesterday I left and Mrs. Peter C. Friend of John Milton Newton 3rd. Ush- Mrs. Parker Hardlman her -with a sitter because I Were NOW! • Ballet • Tap Newport, became the bride of ers were Scott Woodward and (The former Anne Friend} had to go see my mother hi Lined Fashion Boots ,*. ..16.00 to 23.00 12.80 • Toe • Acrobatic Parker Wilkinson Hardlman, Cooper Friend. the hospital. Lorraine • Baton • Jazz son of Mr. and Mrs. William The bride graduated from scratched her face with a Loafers :../A^....8.95 to 13.95 7.80 J. Hardlman of Columbia, the Mary A.-Burnham School, barrette until the blood ran. 8 95 +o l4 95 7 80 CHILDREN to ADULTS S. C, and the grandson of the Northampton, Mass., and had Lined Chukka Boots /«tr'-- * ' * SPECIAL TOTS CLASSES late Mr, and Mrs.'V. Parker been attending Vermont Col- P.F. Sneakers /-flft Wilkinson who had lived in lege for Women, Montpelier, (not white) Dacroh '...../ KW— _.:.5.99 3.00 s IN HEW JERSEY ITS Leah Mauer Red Bank, N. J. Vt, Apres Ski Boots / Jf/U,: .9.00 6.00 SCHOOL OF DANCE The groom graduated from The wedding took place Dec. Wllliston' Academy, East American Girl Shoes ^hMII 17'EAST FRONT STREET 28 at the High Street Congre- 1 Hampton, Mass., and attends ' RED IANK gational Church/in Newport. (Heals) Entire Stock MMFil .10.99 to 13.99 6.80 Boston University. Golf Shoes (Corfam) .. ^K/P\. :. ...|4;95 J.80 747-9552 The Rev. Walter T, Thyng of- ficiated at the ceremonv. The couple will reside hi Rats (Pantshoes) ... Fl.00 to 14.95 7.80 Boston, Slippers .^^ to 7.95 3.00 An Open Letter to Recently 60th Anniversary FOX MIULOttS FASHION FINDS I CHILDREN'S B Engaged Ladies To Be Marked SIZES 8'/2 to 4 I^B Now that your engagement has been FREEHOLD - The Free- announced, I would like to be among hold Woman's Club will cele Lined Boots , l^B ,. .7.95 5.80 brate its 60th birthday at the first to offer my congratulations, Monday's meeting at, 12:30 Shoes |^B '. 7.99-8.99 5.80 and secondly, I would like to take this pjn; at the Club House, South Sneakers PF & Keds JH—~ -to 5.50 3.00 opportunity to Invite you to come In Street. A salute to the past Slippers . ^R. *° ^'^ *•" . and see the outstanding facilities 6f the presidents will be held. - Special Events! The Americanism depart- Molly'Pitcher Motor Inn, Red Bank, and ment, with Mrs. Thurston allow me to explain what we can Whltson, chairman, will be ill at' savings yon can't MEN S ^P^vjHfei' offer for your forthcoming' Wedding charge of the program. Chap- afford to miss I Loafers -j^-"" l4l9B *° l79* K"*° Reception. lain Col. Daniel Wilson, Ft. Monmouth, will speak on "1 Dress Shoes •yk^^,-.. 14.95 to 19.95 12.80 You may have your own special Am An American." Sharp reductions! Boots (lined) »H^BT, to 19.95 12.80 Ideas which you might like us to ar- Mrs. Robert Klrchor will Golf Shoes I Coif am) ...—^^^^k...... to 23.95 12.80 range for you. It may be a small family provide special music and drtssts • coats • cults . group, a large elaborate affair, a cocktail Mrs. E. E. Augensteln will be Slippers ..^^^^ to 8.50 3.00 refreshment chairman. or a champagne reception. iportswtar • fur» Special Group Men's Shoes .u2|P»" to 16.95 6.00 I would be very happy* to discuss Speaker Listed- aetusorles your plans with you at your conve- FREEHOLD — The Junior Woman's Club will have as its 4ceounri Invited nience. Please call me at SH 7-2500. speaker at the Jan. ft meet- ing, at 8:15 p.m. in the club ™ SNEAKER SHOPS~ • • Cordially yours, house, South Street, Mrs, Syl- BOO WwnftaW •w• . 1113 HIrd eve. Tom Robenon, via. Meehan, courtly home MOHTCLAI* SPRING LAKE ' Banquet Manager, economist who will apeak on 9 BROAD STREET RED BANK jOj "Services pfferea by the OHM WttNKOAY •• W»AY 1*. » 1 •', Molly Pitcher Motor Inn, Red Batik County Extension Setvic«.r • i ii • THE m ftoimiy Chw ission Is Atlantic ORJBCB ByPLOHENCE BBUDER tittle SUvcr -SEW SBBEWSBURY-'To Atlantic ASthlaodt teD the good- news creative- _ tJltla BOveT She EOT. aullord M. Baaej -ly," Is the way the Kev. Keal F?»j Tbt K«r; BWaJd •Maeh and condnet and 11 ur. the people. - Rev. Richard B. Anderson oHlclsfc New Shrewsbury Long Branch lni. * ' Th* Sunday serrlc* at 10311 He called the congregation sun. m Rev. Donald is ' OMra. stAtt cHBwnAir acocNcx - SOCORT Putor. Holy Communion. Loss Branch . "always open to new meth- ..' AUantlo Highlands DAY ods and experimentation." Sunday sarvleee win tt held al 11 Mew - •.•a, A Oosptt ftVSiS ant. * • will As an example of these aims, (he church Is.a meet- CENTRAL BAPTIST; EnBOOPAI. , ing place' for . numerous " - .Atlantic Highlands"" Low : Sunday invicei will bt at II am. Ottkbont Bev Harry W. Kralt U pastor. Wor. . groups, including me Golden ship servlct at T;30 p.m. flBST UNITED METHODIST * Oakhnnt Fellowship, tbe Women's ST. AOTO8 OATHOUO Tht Sunday tervlet win bt at «30 Guild for Creative Service, and 11 a.m. Dr. John J>. Slalr is AUantlo Highlands , • Losi Baadi wutor^Sermon^by Dr.^latr jw; "A tunday ttrrlct win lie) at, H tie Bible and book study Sunday Katies art at «:30, T:4S, I. at 1 - — »--•• »--<•• 10!15 and 11:30 a-m. and 13:45 and groups, the Koinonia and 5:30 IE Rtv. Michael J, Lease la paitor. Marlboro ministry groups, the Oceanport Loo* Branch. Girl Scouts, Couples' Club, CALVART BAPITO • Oiffwood Beach uceanport Junior and Senior High Youth morning »errtcee at -9:U Fellowship, the Junior and se- BACVOCvT FBESBYTEBijCI J^IL Eveiing atmee at T:30i Bt*. P«ul N, Bmltb la paitor. Lone Braseh nior, choirs and family night OCEASPOBT CNVSD METHODIST fcnaaj terttn at u ajn. Rer. s Tutor will officiate. Oceanport Jean B. Grant to saator. gatherings. • The congregation today METHODIST Marlboro numbers {SO members.and . , CUffwood ' Worship services will be held at Old Bridge has a Sunday School enroll' I a.m. -with the pastor, Tht Rev. BT. AMBE08I CATBOLIO BIBUe FJtOTXSTAM Eldrlch C. Campbell Jr., offldatlu. Old ?rU,« Roberurllle ment of 150 youngsters. U1 mrvlct win be at U a.n. The Rev. Mr. Busker Colts Neck s:«5.- io, li-B 1.111.-100;* U':J4 piL Her. Idwin p. spencer K REFORMED CHURCH — N.w Shrewsbury R.formtd Tb»5jv. Bernard A. Coen Is pastor. succeeded the Bev. Isaac Rot- LVTBZBXS OOOD amrttipiQ BEFOBMXD MEIHODttT tenberg. He said he plans to Church rim amidst fh« tries on Hinee Ava. over- NEW PASTOR - Th. R.y. N.ol S. Buik.r r.c.ntly Otd Bridge Iforganvlllt Tbt Sunday service will bt at 1:30 —. Bible hour will bt Sunday _Sonday worahlp servlee at 11 a,m. revive certain pioneer study looking Swimming Rivir. It spread its original roots cam* to tht Raformtd Church of New Shrtwibury. ud 11 a.m. The Rer. Samuel La Fen- 8:13 a,m. Woiahlp tervlet Th» Rev. WUllam T. Itasti to wSoi. ta la castor. Sermon based tn tut: groups which were active un- from Rtd Bank to prattnt location to ftv» * swiftly- Hit ministry it ono of "tilling th* truth er*ativt!yJ' Luke 3:1-22. ' .— OLD BRICK der the Bev. Mr. Rottenberg. ' Marlboro growing arc*. . (RtgisttT Staff Photo) CHRISTIAN CHDROB Morning wonhlp at 11 a.m. Tn. He describes them as "hon- IRtgiittr Staff Photo) ColU Neck Red Bank Rav.|Jn*m Harris pastor. / Morolof worship service will bt at TRINITY EPISCOPAL esty discussion groups," II s-in. Larry Calhoon it minister, Red Bank within the church, small gath- New Brunswick Theological Mlllward Building on the local church. He was the livening worship at 7. Sunday service! wiu tt held In tht . Matawan en for a new educational Mrstio Brotherhood lotfrt. 15J.Maple erings to "tell it as it.is-" Seminary and, before coming Shrewsbury Ave. and these Bev. T. A. Beekman, who Ave. with Holy Eucharist at • a.m., building behind the church,, ' Eatontown Family Service and Holy Eucharist nnazi wisoorAL personal, world, • home, job to New Shrewsbury, served as. premises were occupied dur- was Installed Fob, 10, 1903. overlooking picturesque Swww at 9:19 and the Holy Eucharist and Matawan situations, and the lite. pastor of the Reformed ing 1890 and 1891. A Sunday Church membership was 12. mlng River, JISTJS CHRIST 07 addreu at 11 a.m. The Rev. Oanon ^KatlMjjd Eoty Communion at.i LATBSB DAT SAINTS Charles H. Best is rector. He also plans the formation Church of Ft, Lee for three School was started there and It ministered to the Bed Dedicated h UN (Mormon) «T. ANTHONY'S CATHOUO. lucbsrijt at 10 t-m. Tst Hev. c« , * Satontown ' Red Bank a UtU. Is rector. < , of an active drama organi- years.' the church was incorporated Bank area for over 50 years. The new building, which Sunday IIUIH art celebrated at wtu be the Priesthood HB8T zation, made up of young peo- The Buskers have three under the name, "The Chris- In 1855, the decision to was dedicated Oct. IS, 1W, 0.00 tta Malawi*. ple and adults — a work- children, Cynthia, Andrea and tian Association of Bed Bank, move to New Shrewsbury was contains 13 classrooms, a Bavaft win ottlolate. "•Baa- »rnou »:li and u a.m. shop type of undertaking. Nathan and reside at 93 Glen- N. J." made; its purpose: to broaden parlor, youth room and of- • palloway Is Tht Sunday service will be at . D6 The Bev. Mr. Busker is a wood Drive, here. On June 2,1892, the congre- the church's ministry to a fices. will be at participant -in the ecumeni- Be inherits the administra- gation purchased twoTots at rapidly-expanding area. The Bev. Mr, Busker over- cal movement and encourages tion of a church which began the corner of Shrewsbury Ave. A new sanctuary was built sees the diverse activities of omciaung. Sunday services at ua.m. Tht Rev. Matawan ""—"" BI, DUHOTHIA'8 OAIIIOLIO Alfred 8. falter ts paator. communion The Sunday service wlll'be at 10:M nig congregation to do the in the woods where the pres- and Leonard St. Soon after- at 62 Hance Ave. and dedi- his congregation with the as- Batontown nervlce. - — -- asm, Tht Revr Arthur Vr Bblahbaelt same. Be will be a member ent fire house stands on ward, a chapel building was cated Sept 30, UK. It was sistance on weekends of Paul Sundadayy Haw Uau. aat_7:30,J at 30> and.1, an0 d30 10" •3 0»«mLMWmt« MIWU< «« &&SS^i SX t% of the Week 'of prayer for Shrewsbury Ave., Bed Bank. bought from Grace Methodist equipped with three meeting Buther, a theology student at a-m and noon. The Rev, James mm: Bl B. Ooyla to, pastor. Red Bank '" * "vtrjaetlng light." Christian Unity, scheduled for The time was June, 1888. Episcopal Church, Broad St., rooms, a pastor's study and the New Brunswick ThtologK ST. CLEMENTS CATH0U0 next month, he said. When cold weather came the and moved to the main loca- full basement with kitchen cal Seminary. ST. MUSS MEMORIAL EPISCOPAL Installed as pastor last No- following autumn, the congre- tion. equipment Of his church's futuit, me - vember,-tbe JEtev,~Mr,-Busker- gation-rented-a vacant store- FuMlme Pastor —Continued growth-In-nxm-- Prayer at 10 a.m. Rev. H. HoJy pastor. pttito4tM i Knight oniolatlng. CHUBOH OT CHRIST is a native of Illinois and re- building on Herbert St. and It was in 1002 that the bershlp and increased activi- stltutloD, grounded in reUgloo Red Bank - MONM0TJTH BAPTIST Bunday service at ll a.m. Ttie «ve- ceived his B.A. degree from held meetings there for over Classls of Monmouth 14 the ties necessitated the expan- and history, which will contln- (Sontbera Baptist Convention) nlng service will be at 6:30. Donald W. METB0DIST Central College, Pella, Iowa. a year. , Dutch Beformed Church sion of these facilities. In u» to strive to "tell tht good * EatontAwn Wood Is minister, 'Matawan • • Worship services wiy be at t'U FIBST, FBPSBSXXBIAJf' Sunl.y .ervlces win be at u a.nv He is a 1K5 graudate of the The next move was to the placed a full-time pastor In Feb., IMS, ground was brok- news." 10 a.m>. 11 *.m. and T:SO p.m. wile Bed Bank . in.' and U a.m. Tbe Rev/Dr. Charles XT. ZIOM A.M.E. ZION S Webster will preach Ton "You Can Pray Your Way Through Any VIS- HHS» BAPTISI O Sunday morning service at 11. Tbt MaUwan Rev. K. J. Reevey It pastor. mtlRD MXTH0DI9I Red. Bank .. Sunday services will bt^at 0:90 and Fair Haven , 11 a.m Holy Communion at 8:30 a-m. The Rev. Edward B. Cheney will CSR(ST CHunon METHODIST .peak tn "Where Shall Wa Be?" By GEOBGE W. CORNELL good, is not enough," tars - Fair Haven HOLX TRINITY EVANGELICAL i)t pastor. , tty," says the Rev. Peter J. ren, you did it to me," says the Rev, Dr. Eugene L. Ttio Sunday service will bt at 11 LUTHERAN NEW YOBK (AP).-"For Riga, a Catholic theologian of This is considered the ker- Smith, head of the New York the Rev. Dr. Eugene CutM & m pn>« Rev. c**irles n Hanklns Is Red Bank * * ; ' pastdr, Sermon: "Signatures of Time." Tht lunaay servlee win bt 'held at Midtfetown I was hungry and.ybtf gave • St. Mary's College in Califor- nel of active regard for Je- office of the World Council of Blake, the World CoaneU'a ad- 9:15' and 11 a.m. Tht Rtr. Harold HOLY COMMUNION EPISCOPAL Hornberger Is pastor,. ^^ me food, I. ^aa thirsty and nia. "Tbe poor man is Christ. ms. And today, after two mil- Churches, in a yearend sum- mlnlstratlve encutive, He. Fair Haven says the new appraach, strew- Sunday aervloe. will be Holy Com- i ST. JAMES CATHOUO an at T, »:U, yoa,gaye.;)p;drlt#,,;I,wa«' a Jttd the C&itiaa wno taili to lennia of the /aitb, the mary. ,.. . munion at 8 tm. and. Family Bu- Red' Sulk ' '•' am noon in toe eSnrtn ing that every baam person eharfst and sermon at 10 a-m. The Sunday Mwsei wUl Iw at 9, 7:80,'», 10:45 a..m. angVaoon la stranger and you welcomed see this will never see churcbes are Intensifying their The mounting operations on Trial Llturiry will bt used. The Rev. me, I was naked and you •^Christ.?. :..:.:.:..: concentration on that polntr in this front are adding a new is the responttbllity of all per- ~ • il Preuas It Feteri PJafcB Audiurlum, and V. 6:30 IIBST CNTTABUN CHPRCB .. clothed me,, I was. in prison As he tlmseU put it, poo-wayi and to an extent un- dimension to.._ _ the old^" tons, seeks to bolster Just and p.m. la the Churcb,' Usgrr Btametr' or MoNMourn coewnr :— matched before. style practices of individual humane social itructures. A. Moufcan U pattor. ' Unerotl and you came to me." pie's response to him is syn- Freehold 81. PAUL BAPTIST tnnday aarrlets will bt held at 10:10 Who is that unfortunate onymous with their conduct Deepening tavolvemeat charity by moving toward al- It has drawn Protestant, Red Bank am. The Btv. HaroW R. Dean U Orthodox, Catholic and oftin •on LtrrHiBAir Sunday wouhlp *ervleti frtll bt putor. .••;.•,.- . • one, described in Matthew 25, toward the world's needy. "Tbe major development of laying the conditions that keep Freehold ' at i '15 a.ai. , '. suffering all these miseries? Jewish forces into more pow. OmiBOH O> OHBUT LacBorr tnniED FBISBTTSBIAN "Truly;^ say to you," he 1M8 was tbe deepening in- masses is destitution and de- Werthlp services vrill be at 9:30 a-m. • - ' Llneroft* Tne Rev. Albert W. Olbion It pastor. His identity la the strange said, "as you did it to one of volvement or the churcbes at spair. , erfulMianca of action. It na Red Bank Sunday "lervloe at 10:30 a.m. Hit Sunday tervici at 11 a.m. Itrflot Rev. Harold Turnw ll paatorT * "paradox which Is Christian- the least of these, my breth- places of human suffering," "Charity, though always wvOuLuA ' Ulfi flUtiQi twOBS -'01 ran at 9:30 a.m, Urst. Sunday el the - Freehold month. Heading Boom sow toeattd jlflddlttowa "•harp «rowih In Cmiatlsa Hanoi* worship will bo at 8.30 la at the Mail. . The Sunday aerviet win be beW at U a-m. Tbt Rer. WUlUm W. Ooveo- unity," Dr. Smith sayi. tbe new auditorium and at 11 a-m. In MONMOtrrn ETHICAL BOOHTX tbt (anctuary, Pastor James R. Mem- try U paitor. • ; Citing many ilgnr of this molt will deliver a sermon, Red Bank 1 Meets at 11 a.m. ta the Red Bank OOOD SHBPHKBD UntBCKAH "Intensification of tb* QBAGE LUTHERAN Oommunlty Center. Donald Jaooby Is Holmdal-IflddletowB i. i freehold president Tht Sanday aerrlM wiu. bt h«M churches' attempt to make The Bunday service will be at » at 10:45 at the Thomtnon School. Christian Unity ^Teek Slated and 10:15 a.m. SALVATION ABM* ' the gospel Incarnate at the Tbt Rev. David C. Volk It putor. Red Bank The Rev. Oeorse J, Frank. Jr., Is Holiness meeting at 11 e~m. Sunday. paitor. * . BED BANK - Catholics of our times. moor Friars will be followed. Christ Church Episcopal, points of human need," be . , WMANBEl BAPTIST Open air service at 6:30 p.m. Salvation DNO OF KWOg LCTHEBAN freehold - meeting at 7-p.m. with Brliadler and and Protestants in Red Bank Emerging nations, workers, For the first time, a non- Shrewsbury, another non- said the chief thrust U to re- Moraine; worship win be at U am focus "personal ethics" to- ~ and evening service* at-7~-P,m,r bo\U. and Shrewsbury will, worship students, oppressed minori- Catholic Cbureh wU) serve as member of the council, will In Tha Gable Bunding, ta BotancH Hi^^thti ties — all yearn for freedom ward mitigating tta modem Road. The new Frank C. Morse, pas- jL _ be boat church for one of tbe tor, will preach. secutive year during the eight and struggle constantly to St. Anthony's Catholic worW'ts - '^p TOOT BAPTIST gain it" .'".• .- ": problems ot poverty.'' Freehold ri^ts of the Week of Prayer Churches for the service to Although th« services, are Sunday worship service at 10:U m for Christian Unity. The oc- Pulpits will be exchanged in be held it St. James. This all In Red Bank or Shrews- OrganlzaUonsJJy, tbt nub of Tht Bev. Klchud B. Xlnt I* pastor. munlon at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.re, .. •- tave runs from Saturday, developing this theme in re- it Is Se newly-estsbllsbtd ITB9T* PBESBVTUttAIt ' wiB be Holy Trinity Episcopal bury, tbe 24 member congre- Hadet • Aamtoa ' UlMT OLIIIXNTS Jan. 18, through Saturday, lation to the Biblical basis Church which worships in the gaunt of tht Council of Joint Roman Catbolk-World Worship Service, »t »:M and 2M! BelTord Jan. 25. and tbe discernment of God's Council commHtet on Socie- aTAlIB HtrOBMBD a m The Rev. Harvey C. Dode, Jr.. Sunday tcnidult: I a.m. Holy Ko- UasooJc Temple on afapto Cffurcbes wnkh etteods from pastor, will preach on "New lift in fharisii and ttnuo: «JO uaTmix The Bey. B. PurceH Ball, action in the world itself and Avenue and uses some of Colts Neck to Sea Bright, and ty, Devtlopmfflt and rnei, •uMay tervios wUl bt held at I:SO Dally Duty." KucharUt asd eermoa and II a.m. Tne Rtv. .Theodort C. pastor of Calvary Baptist the responsibility it puts upon SL James' facilities for its from Middletown to Reevy- besded by a JtsmVOt Btv. Muller It pattor. Sermon: 'Treadling Se* Bright Stlford • • t • Christians. The sermon out* GeorgeH. Dunne, at thtCottn- Tht Kingdom." Tht Sunday ssrrlee will bt at II Qurch, is chairman of tbe activnies,slnce fin gutted town, and which represents UBS* DMTBD MXTHODOT a,HL ' . - line furnished by the Gray- cU's ibeidqoarlers tn GtBtta, R. JOHN'S METHODIST Sea Brliht Joint' worship committee of its sanctuary last spring. 11 denominations, win be par- Haslet Tht Sunday service will be at MIDDLETOvrN METH0O1BT the Council of Churches of the ticipating. Several other Joint Switzerland. •mday services will be held at I'M 0:90 am. with the Rev. O. W. asd 11 a.m. Tht Rtv. Norman K. Starsmears, putor, officiating. Sunday service at 10 a.m, Tht Greater Bed Bank Area. The services with Roman Catho- FanctlonaUy. however, tbt Rlley la pastor. •T. itJKE'g AJLB. Bev. V. A, Abnmt it yaitor. trend bu proUnrattti through- Sea Bright council is co-ordinating the Uci will be ndd In Uie coun- MABANATHA BAPTIST Tht Sunday service will bt at 1p.m. ooMMtwrrt services in cooperation with cU's area in additkn to the out this country and abroad Haslet _ Port'Moomouth ' SchoolBoardRaees Sunlay wortnip strvlus at 11 a.m. Slirewsbury Worahlp servlee at U a-ra. Vesper the Parish Ecumenical Com- following services: In scons of mw tatordaonu* ud T p.m. The R«v. Lawrence Ried tervlet at 6;to p.m. The Rev. A. £k national protects to strtngta. Is pastor, y, . , . CHBBT EPBCXJPAL Macaw la pastor. mission of the St. James Bo- Jan. 18, First Methodist .Shrewsbury man Catholic Church.- «» ««»omicall* - dtprmd Holy Eucharist at S a.ni. » am. and mrn FBAHCU ira Churcb, Broad St; Jan. 1», Highlandg 11:15 a.m. Tht Rev. Ranald 0. Albury The Bev. Mr. Ball an- Set in Oqmnport Flrrt Presbyterian Church, races and communJUts and will preach at the latter two services Port laoomoulh JtkMttJti Ja • m aph^ek. vet sflesi «••• >u > da ^ ^^ ^^* ^^ _. • ^ to ust church floascial pras- rBW laXTHODIST on "Bplphany." Prtvau oiasaiM airtn Monday t» nounced that this year's OCEANPORT - There will Tower Hill; Jan. M, St. ' Alchlamlf ' FKESBlTOUN, Satunlay. 1 to » p.nv Spoluo la Mr. Bryan, tH Arnold St., sttre in tbrtr bthalf. •today tervlces will bt at 11 a.m. Borewsbory InjUsh asd flallsA cSTTorkS meow te "Called to Free- ,be a fou<-way contest lor tbe has been a board member Thomas Eptscopal, Sunset tad ?:S0 p-m. The Rtv. O, W. Stars- Tbe morning servltx of worship win tiurch hoars, m Mala tt UUt dom". The leaflet prepared Avt.; Jan. II, Holy Trinity j , Beat*, pastor,,will oirlcute be at »:*> wd 11 a,m,Vrht Rev. Anjela Solla. - ^~~» three full Board of Education since IKS and Hi president James B. Sleele, pastor. Bory Oom- OCCAM VUBW OOHllVJfIT*' by the Graymoor Friars, Gar- terms and a two-way race for slaw list August Mr. Gun- Evanftlkal Lutheran, East ladodtd wen tucb eptra- munlon. Sermonl "Mat-Dust." LtOBAMto 1 Tn« Holy tecfiarut will bt «!e- Kontst worship •trrtot at 11 a.m. rison,- NX, points out that: tbe one two-year ttnexpired hudeu, 14 Maple Avt., is front St.; Jan. H, Si. James tloos as "Protect Eqssfey, ' braled this Sunday at 8 and 10 a-ra. VtMT ASSEMBLV Ot 000 The Rev. Ktnaih N. Oamblt will * tpreadtof compact to nav with' Matins at B:JO a.m. and Svan- Shrewsbury apeak. Hrenlnf tervlws at T:M p.m. "The longing for freedom and term to be decided at tbe seeking his fourth full term. Catholic, Broad St.; Jan. 8, •oni at T p.m. Wm. D. Lorlnx. tloai. Sunday worship serrlet at II a.m. it reUgteus pstroBSfB to b)tt> will preach. •vannllstie sxrvlcs at T Pm. Vatrlek MOKABDO suunn the fight against oppression polls ben Feb. ll. Mr. Dauera. f» Shrewsbury A.M.E. ZJon, Shrewsbury, 0. MoLetn la pastor. Ltooardo are Among the most remark- Avt.; Jan. 24, Christ Church Lnesstt wMfc tmncM p«M- SlUtEWSBURY MKETtNO Sunday Hirtcas will he »t U t-tn. Seeking the full three-year Ave., has been a board mem- Holradel Or TOKNM The Rtr. Wllllara Oarr Is pastor. seats are the board president, ber since September, when Episcopal, Broad st, Shrews- cles, and "Intertaltb'Tottndv (Qukers) Uoo for Communtty Orgatttu- BOI.tlDEL CHUItna Shrewsbury Tcsi rica Joseph F. Bryan, and two oth- be was named to tba vacancy bury; Jaa. % First Baptist, Holmdel Heeling for worship Sundays at 11 Ulddletowa created by the resignation of Maplt Ave, at Oakland. ' lion," potting ctttrcR fuada The Sunday service will be at 11 am. a.m. In the Fellowship Hall of th» The Sunday nrvlce wtn be »:U Tonti Listed er incumbents, Charles S. with the pastor. Tht Rev.: John W. Shrewsbury Prtsbyttrtan Cbureh, and U;W a-m. Rev. BarlM a Ow Gufllaudeu and Lewis DeDera. John Nigel Jr. Mr. Martin, behind groups werktef to op- vYaldron, otllclallni. Bventng sennce IUllJrim ' •T, imm wnug maacb* Drtvt, is an tlec- ' Bast Ke«iu»uri Mr. Tonti it also president KEANSBUBG - At a brief tronlcs tAftaesr laJbsTcst statt has enjoyed to the ben ll at east aboot prop- of {be Barfbcra Oononmity meeting last niebt Borough RfrolpfMnt tnd Commodity past erty-and for cood rtsson," Holmdel Board C*HincUt«nporarUy appropri- Msnaiwmnt Offics and Mr. Tbt bonds will be tbe first asyi tat Rtv. Dr. Hairty Cox, Hw N. J, Association ated $07,870 for «• munici- Gallo, who Uvt* si 171 to bt sold tinder « Nov. S of Harvard Dlvtatty SCBOOL Has No Contest d CnOdren pal budget, giremhury Aw., to an td- voter autbortatlon of UN H# says BMOty and proptr- BOUtBEL — Ttm'ft M ,tsdfi tbt bttnl of tfincton Tbe appropriation Is a> mtaMrstrvw assMatt is tne mWeo bond program lor ly ban teadtd to btfi'% •^•BaKtsas^t^tA ' ttttfcl sal tst^hasktM *- • • ^ 4^.^^ m of te UeriuUoaal Brtnge, prataMUW HVMebss tkan office of U» CUtf of Staff. trassDortatton, msUtuttens chorea ui captivity," but at- wMfm. on ntf Mr UM and loasmg. tempU now wtn tang n*dt Kayport tbe fMM» allowed by state Mr. Kramer was an TOO?- aton. cwwfoi botrtl CTBfUdile two Bids wlU b« received at It to brtak out of tbat most w^sreftrowaii- r tvwiimwii wiH wmi ••»•» »».•»•. sUtute. an at II a.m. Tae luv. Btary W p taywi • «.m. Wr o»m- Seeking tw» of the thne- He Is a padoato of Has- Borouth Manager C. Ber- jrtarii tm. Mr. n»tio. an un- am, Tuesday In Ktrvkk's alpsiiaiMan**!l ? KlnlHt It paaloi. ycar lernu are incarobenU ttctmsaetts Imittte of Tech- nard Blum anaouSctd the SUfWASTfll QVtWvW tWICft. If offke. blunt" aboui chis, FMfear OUMTON CNArCL A. M. «. UU« rmtt or cntm George S. Kmcaid Jr. andnology and Rstgtrs UBlver- fcitgnation of tbe Bw. Naw- nskht* M« third attempt for InclwJfd IQ (he flrttbond Riga writes la to* Catholle Miadi«tow» Barry K. LahWrt email* sftr Sdml of Urn. too Grdaer from tb» Board a board seat. salt win bt, m million In World. "A CbftsllM «(« bu r am*** art aT\| uav MtKK far tte other atatbWtbbtr. of Hesltb, E VWor ntrbdo Albert DeSaatH. traniporUtlon boadi, t»S wutu mast BM It in Uw tn> or mviKB to«« H. GUddeboTS HoUwi Court. «f HI TwOblM Aro. was ap- stfkaaaa^ flai f es^^k^as^ fl* sstffloa for lwrtHnJloes and »k» of als bwibtra «ft» m ! S P.Bk nfreitaMsts viB be served pofarttd toTill tht wntstrtd mntyiar mm m Itl miOkm lor (ow tad mid- dto faesatt bowing. wm. a x win not WE t last , nMrth bo Sea Bright .10-THE DAILY Frtfty, Jumirjr 3, «J»

Candidates New. Appoiateesj 3 of Its Veterans SEA BRIGHT - Two in- cumbents and two newcomers * KEANSBURG - More than tendency to think they can ment attributed to Mayor school was built we had to are.seeking the four vacant At Meeting iti Keypoii 25 years of collective experi- run the Board of .Education Leonard S. Bellezza in a local eliminate four classrooms seats on the Board cf Educa- ence on the Board of Educa- themselves," Mr. Foulks said. KEYPORT — Borough paper several weeks ago. from the structure because tion here. tion will stop next month "Once they are elected they The mayor allegedly chas- the money was not there. Council last'night ushered in when incumbents Mrs. Mar- feel they can relax," he con- tised the board for not build- How can he say we planned Filing yesterday for the the new year with the ap-. garet Boyle, Douglas Foulks tinued. ;'I only hope that tie ing the new Junior-senior high . poorly?" he asked. three three-year terms were pointment of a few new peo- and Wallace Schaab step incoming board is made up of school big enough to accom- In a lighter moment Mr. two incumbents, Mrs. Joan ' pie. . down from their positions. sincere individuals who will modate fte influx of school Foulks said he has bees re- Redfield, Ocean Ave., current Re-elected Mayor Robert J. The three, in separate state, attend every meeting." With- age children expected with cently elected captain of president of the board and Lester Johnson of 1201 Ocean Strang was sworn for his new ments, announced yesterday out mentioning names Mr. the completion of urban re- Keansburg Fire Co. No. 1 and term by Mrs. Dorothy Walk- they will not seek reelection. Foulks added, ''The atten- newal development. Ave., and newcomer Alex- will devote most of his time ander Saharic, 12 Church St. er, tax collector, as his son, Vying for three three-year dance at the board meetings Challenges Mayor - to that office. Robert Jr., 12, held the Bible. - seats will be John E. Milmore during the past year has been "I challenge the mayor to "I set out to see our town Filing for one, two-year.un- of 161 Creek Road, Thomas E. terrible." Councilmen Henri J. Han- • a public debate over that build its own high school, and expired term was newcomer sen and Leroy P. Hicks, both Kinlin Jr. of 21 Seeley Ave,, Mr. Foulks said he has statement," Mr. Foulks said. now that I have attained the Guy Wilbanks, 13 River St. Ronald N. Hayes of 71 Lin- re-elected, were ,swora in, taken exception to a state- "He is aware that when the goal I will devote my time to "Mrs. Redfield has been a maintaining the pre-election coln Court, Peter L. Graham other activities. I will,- how- member of the board since Of 23 .Cottage Place, E. Vic- balance on council of six Re- ever, stay active locally," he 1S64 and has'been president publicans and one Democrat, tor Patrizlo of 256 Twilight concluded. for the past year. A house- Ave. and John Keelan of 57 Councilman Julius J. Rosato. Grand Jury Sworn; Mr. Schaab, completing his wife, she Js the wjfe of Robert Council unanimously elect- Terrace Place. sixth year, on the board, had Redfield, chairman of the bor- Running for a one-year un- • ed Mr. Hansen council presi- thoughts of running again. He ough's Plannjng Board. dent. • . WE HAVE RETURNED — Keyporf Councilman Leri expired term will be incum- had requested a petition form P. Hicks, left, and Henri J. Hansen fake the oath of Mr. Johnson was appointed Mrs. Walker was sworn' to bent Joseph Davis and Patsyv Mohn Is Foreman but failed to turn it into the to. the board last October to N office from Mayor Robert J. .Sprang at organization J. Acconzo Jr. of 77 Beacon- board secretary before the as tax collector by the mayor, FREEHOLD - J, Allen cer; Richard A. Lambert, 18 fill thg unexpired term of L. proceeding^ last night at borough hall. All three Re- light'Ave. deadline. . > Robert Osboodby. Mayor Strang announced - Mr. Davis was appointed to Mohn of Oakhurst was select- Fir Place, Hazlet, salesman; selection of the following fife publican incumbents were returned to their seats in ed yesterday as foreman of Raymond Pettlt, 2244 Rams- "I am of Die opinion," Mr. Mr. Saharic is, employed as ""'file board in October. Schaab said, "that anyone company officials: Robert the November general election. (Register Staff Photo) • Mrs. Boyle, who has served the January term of the Mon- horn Drive, Wall Township, a lineman with" the Jersey Hulse, secretary; Mr. Rosato, mouth County Grand Jury. banker; Edwin C. Corson who serves more than two Central Power and Light on the board nine years, six terms on the board tends to treasurer; Howard Creed Jr., Mr. Mohn is a retired man- Jr., 42 Oaks Road, Little Sil- Company, • of-them as Its president, said start the creation of a dynas- chief; Harold Dorl, assistant Robert Bonn. Howard Creed, office as the main objectives ager of the N.J. Bell Tele- ver, assistant treasurer; Rab- Mr. Wilbanks operates his she felt nine years is enough ty- chief, and Robert Rose, as- Jr., Richard Hill, Edwin Wil- of his administration, Mjjyor tune to devote "as a public phone Company. He resides at bi Aaron H. Lefkowltz, 269 own business, Welch's,Gulf son and Frank Poling wera> "I had originally set out to sistant chief. Strang hinted their achieve- servant. ' ' 232 > Lawrence Ave., Ocean Park Ave., Long Branch, rab- Gas station. appointed special police offi- help our town build its own Outgoing Cblef Donald "Red- ment could mean a super- Township. bi of Temple Beth Miriam, cers for. one year. John Fitz- '•Besides," she said, "we high school," he continued. mond was presented with a market in the area,. , ,.-: Elberon. gerald was appointed range haven't been able to accom- Dr. Joseph A.. S. Millar, vet- "Now that I have played a gold past chief's' badge. Welfare Problem '•) plish anything over the past James P. Tidcpmbe, 18 Ce- master, and Seymour Pappas In reference to the recent erinarian, of 412 Windermere part in that accomplishment I 9 File For Appointments Made couple of years because of Ave., Interlaken, was named darcrest Dr., Neptune Town- was named photographer. welfare appropriation, Mayor am ready to relinquish my TheMnayor made the1 fol- the voting block." deputy foreman. . ship, division supervisor; seat to- another and start After the appointments, Strang said welfare is neces-, 5 Seats At lowing committee appoint- Mrs. Boyle, Mr. Foulks'and . Harold M. Seeley-of SO See- Mrs. Josephine S. Morris, 52 spending more time with my Mayor Strang in a brief ad- sary for those /who cannot Mr. Schaab have habitually ley Ave., Keansburg, a re- Red Coach Lane, Middletown, family. ments for 1969: Mr. Hicks, dress praised Keyport as '.'a work, but not for the able- Mr. Hansen and Mr. Rosato, voted together on issues, only tired manager of the N.J.. housewife; Frank E. Adams', "Another reason for my Union Beach wonderful town' with new bodied who choose'to renjain public works: Mr. Hansen, to be ODRosed by John J. Bell Telephone Company, was 304 Eighth Ave., Spring Lake stepping down is the frustrat- idle. He promised to look jnto Byan. George Preston Jr., Heights, claims manager; UNION BEACH — Four in- Mr. Hicks and Robert E". Hart- named sergeant-at-arms.' ing feeling I have felt as a cumbents, a former board "We may be an old com- the borough welfare program Mrs. Elizabeth Connellv, Rob- The' pa'nel, which will serve Robert J. Endlich, 130 N. Lov- board member during the man, fire and recreation; munity but an the elements in the near future'. ert Scales, Robert Preston ett Ave., Little Silver, con- member and vfour newcomers James E. Cahill, .Mr. Hart- for 20 weeks, was sworn in to past few years. The board is have filed for five seats at for future success are pres- "I know our taxes are high," and Joseph Davis.. , office by County Clerk J. Rus- tract consultant; Mrs. Grace formulated in such a way as man, and Joseph F, McQuar- ent," he said. he added, "but we're work- Mr. Foulks, who has served P. Pearce, 2003 Fairway stake'in the Feb. 11 Board rie, finance; Mr. McQuarrie, sell. Woolley'before Superior ' to discourage fresh ideas," he of Education election. Citing a "ring road" to pass ing on that problem." \ slightly more than eight years Court Judge Elvin R. Sim- Drive, Spring Lake, bank of- stated. Mr. Cahill and Mr. Hansen, to the rear of Broad St. stores The council adjourned ^un- ficer; Harold E. Allen, 375 Incumbents Thomas Corra- ss a board member, was- a mill, the assignments judge. "I have been happy to police; Mr. Hartman, Mr. Ro- and the relocation of the post til Monday, Jan. 13,,at 8 p.m. little more terse in his state- Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, do, Henry T. Denier and sato and Mr. Hicks, public Others on the panel are serve my community," he Mrs. Ida Donnelly seek the ment. . ordnance man, and'William health and services; and Mr. ' Robert C. Gordon Jr., 85 Mertens Jr., 503 Philadelphia concluded. three, three-year slots. They "Anyone who has served Swimming River Road, New The board election will be Rosato, Mr. McQuarrie and more than three terms has a Blvd., Sea Girt, realtor. will be opposed by Mrs. Ed- Shrewsbury, department chief held Feb. 11. na Hulej oM6 Sender Drive Mr. Cahill, public welfare. Only Pueblo's Skipper personal; Kelsey A. Car- and.Mrs. Sylvia Rusignuolo The first councilman listed hart, 280 Broad St., Key- of 544 Sydney Ave. for each committee was des- Tinton Falls port;, banker; John A. Mrs: Donnelly was defeat- ignated chairman. Detained in Hospital -Dreyerr-EMeheld-FaruLRoad^ 1 Incumbent Among ed in last year's election as The following appointments Howell Township, machinery were also made by" Mayor _.,SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP)- leased after 11 months. . &n_Jii$umbent, but she was Of USS ~ " Incumbents dealer; Harold N. Tate, 66 -Strang:—Mrs. Barbara_M.__ Medical_ examinations and. appointed "to" "the "Ward-in" "aebrrefing sessions with Navy" Parker Ave., Fair Haven, 5 Howell Candidates August when Mrs. Claire Tice, borough clerk for one crewmen, only electronic engineer. year; Michael J. Barnacle, Cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher,- re- investigators seeking derails Unopposed HOWELL TOWNSHIP - J. Cacloppo, 325 AJdrich Road, GenitemtM resigned. mains restricted for medical . borough attorney for one of the capture and imprison- NEW. SHREWSBURY - J. Carlton Cherry, 637 Five candidates, only one of are candidates for the two Mrs. Rusignuolo was an un- treatment in the San Diego ment have been routine for Holmdel Road, Hazlet, bank them an.incumbent, will via successful candidate-last year.. year; Joseph J. Seaman & There will be no contest in two-year unexpired terms. Co., borough auditor for one Naval Hospital. crewmen. the Feb. 11 school board elec- officer; Theodore Malinowski, for the three full three-year One of the two-year vacan- Incumbent Robert Decker "He was carrying a big load 91 Hollywood Aye., West Long year; Richard A. Alaimo, bor- Bucher stays in a secluded tion in the Tinton Falls Board of Education terms up cies is the remaining term of will not seek reelection. and just needs rest," said a Branch, electronic engineer, for decision Feb. 11. In the race for the two-year ough engineer for one year, area on the sixth floor of: the Schools District. Ernest Myers, who resigned replacing Henry Labrecque; Navy, spokesman. hospital, recovering from Incumbents have filed for John A. Clunco, Thompson Dec. 30 because he will be seat, incumbent Richard M. Grove Road, Manalapan There won't be any contest Mrs. Edna States, library .Bucher and nine of his crew what the Navy spokejsmanMining, Metal- school elections. , dato for Borough Council In hunt, an unsuccessful candi- tion after ho was admitted at MHIO DAY AT MeDONALDS — MM. Vlnc.nt H. Hcvtni r.c.iv.i $437 ch.ck for Robert H. Granger, 5 Wen- date last year, will again seek 2 a.m. yesterday. The lurgical and Petroleum EBBI- November, Is a candidate, as Middlefown Helpi Iti Own from Sent Rappaport, proprltto'r of McPonaldi hambur- neert, New York. Y dy Lane,> Is seeking the one. Is John/W. Frankenfeld of 2 a board post, '•••••' spokesman said he sujlercd year remaining of the • term Ballinswood Road. "Also filing before yeeter- Injuries in a motor vehicle g*n, Rt. 35, ai Police Capt. yfltllam 8. Schanelt, left, and Detective Sgt. WMlem J. Dr. Richtrd Wescott and 1 Thomai Mcttngh, whojse ;<* Daniel jit ?UttcL, who re- '. Incumbent'Lawrence Miller day * deadline were Robert J. collliton on Rt. 85. No fur- H«llld«y l6ok on. S. Fred SlocWum, MHIO pr.iid«nt, lays MHIO Day at McDon- MacKeji 7 Oak Drive, want- tormi Mrobiiii W&PK;* win not seek reelection, ther details wen available. aldi hat become an annual •vtn»/ .! By CHARLES U. SOWU I , TSE Frtf.T.Jwtury 3,19(0-11 EJtarf* 11 Big boob.' (ffg YEW TffRESSNg PUZZLE TWNfiS Children's Letter* To God emfcKka HCaraptces WTHE WORLD?. ByHemasW. 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Preient—For You and Yours •. .|Tne wek ends on a somewhat abner note thui it begin as the holiday spirit wanes. You'll enjoy a change of pace and an atmosphere of mll-ftelk Health is under excellent radiations so you night enjoy some sort of outdoor sport Outlook Is excellent for travel, too, so accept Invitations i ANDY CAPP By AEG Sitf YTf7£ The Day Under Your Aifai.loifiMir.Uto Apr. If Ub«.S«pt. Jlk.Otf.il Ddn't be m> lottb to tvtiM fWHBNNEKGET mat of your Thi ittiluai of t tt-WQnuf n WHSTLEbAT Shut your life. Tiimii. April 20 to Miy 20 Scerple. O*». ll I* N*v. II ONTMHB A fntlrt itdKriix m up. San. raafnalnnuut t» mtd> jour ipiriu ni pn tm n- wwed optiouisi.

"tot ortl'e for fera b Ktin ut CrajeaU oBimlou lift jmr na sujr Iliullr find year •nnttfiiokitfroif *u)t! y°**^ >*O tttWn M. *%* C«pdMfti. OttJll tsJin.lt Artistic effort! tn undtr t» Trt» idnnun !W tlw poit. eclknt nyi. Good tin* to n- Widir ulti to ttt k lonit^- •lre3:-loTO'drcoiition. U». July 8> A«». 21 Aquirtu«.jM. Jl«. Nfc. It If Bttoufr to fin initratttoni, Don't follow in lonultltt dttlra d> IO fnclKlr, nrltlnf. tbta to iptnii CkrUMn nenty oa tall* wUitu. If' VIrflO.Au8. J2«o$«pf.JI PIICM. F»b, 10 ]» M«it* M Since the lihulloa matt bt •PlmM AnttMMn (tlvi pcrioni u* IM* aim, lata TV • tuldea wontr «r UUr, «t oa with it pronto, f King acn now.1 THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and BART Bridge Advice 2 Legal Posts Officially Filled • .o. After an opening bid of one TRENTON (AP) - The Crossing, wjas sworn in to notrump you use the Stayman South dette Hughes Administration began succeed. Vaij Ness. Convention to find a major Nonh-SorthvutowibJe the New Year yesterday by In addJtl John N. Kolc- suit fit only if you have at NORTH officially filling two o! the sar, 42, of Pa., least 8 points in high cards. * I07«2 With fewer points you arri state's (op legal posts., a former , was c Stanley C. Van Ness,-34, of satisfied,to let your partner OKIWS Sterns as Lawrence Township, who has named to been Gov. Richard J. Hughes1 deputy etai commissioner of However, even after you hive WBT •' lAfT '<6pMUuS chief legal counsel since mid- community fairs. bid two clubs, showing an In- • Ql» 0KIO4 'VQIltlQ 1967, was sworn In as state All three men will receive terest in game, it Is still pos- 0 9112 O <4 public defender, and Joel H. salaries of 1122,000 a year In slblo to stop at a part score. *KQ)< ••*» Sterns, 34, of Washington thelrncw pests. . North bids two clubs, tho fly FRED LASSWELL Stayman Convention to probe jount SNUFFY SMITH for a major suit fit. when • AK#4 South bids spades, North is EUER'TIME I TARN ^, / SHORE DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketcham 'MADE 50 CENT FER content to raise to three rath- AROUND WE SOT VORE er than to game. If South has CAN I GOTO 6ROBBY LEETLE PAWS SWEEPIN'OUT TH'SEJOERAL ~J XVJECAN!! N«* TH' MOVIN' only 16 points and wants to INT Pa« OUT FER A DIME STORE-I aesr WANTB? TO put PITCHERS, OR A QUARTER- drop three spades, North will it UNKSNUFfV? KNOW IF I COULD 60 ,not complain. Actually, South 4 4) AllPtM NO.VE has 17 points, including three OpralDilMd-** CAN'T!! aces, and gladly goes on to game. ing the Jack for a ruffing fV West leads the king of dubs, nesse. Since this finesse wu attacking South's weakest going to lose, East felt hi point. _Souj*jc/UMsJho_ftrjL -couW safely discard-a-heart-- trick but wins with the ace Instead of ruffing. when West Uadi another club. Thlswia just what lUess *S0 *S2L had been hoping, lie won will Declarer draws two trumps the queen of diamonds, re- By LEE TALK and runs the diamonds, bop* THE PHANTOM Ing to discard his last club. turned to dummy with na The plan would work If East ace of hearts and cashed th* bad no more clubs, but in the (en of diamonds to get rid of actual hand East can defeat his losing dub. East touts! the contract by ruffing the ruff, but he wu too lite tt third diamond and leading a defeat the contract. club. DAILY QUESTION Deceives East Partner opens with 1-NT (it When the hand was played, to 18 points), and the ned Terence Reese, lh* great ayer pisses. You bold: S-J English expert, made bis con- f Il-K 10 4 O-4 I 11 O- tract by giving East a false K Q J.I. Whit do you uyi picture of the hand. After ANSWER: Bid S-NT Yot drawing two trumps, Reese have 10 points in high car* look the ace and king of dia- and therefore know that the monds and then led dummy's combined count it H to 21 •if xx) ww cmpj&ttott cam Jack of dlwnondi. points, which should bt AND HOT'A SVCn 6f fOEVE'r East thought South was out enough to yield a play for NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW of diamonds and was kid- game but not for slam. fly MORT WALKER /WNTIMTO BEETLE BAILEY

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SAVE up to Reg. 304.95. NOW From AS LOW AS $17 1 Only From Floor Models - One-of-a-Kind Remember I Sale is from 8:00 a.m. to 12 noon in our Warehouse at rear of store at Sears and Save i JtaUaifictlon Guawunteed or Your Money Back 15Q0 HlGftWAY 35 MTODUETOWN Phone ^ Open Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 am. till 9:30 pjn.; Sat till 5:30 •nine nnnniinr .3rd, who made the widely publicked charge that some '. Only last year g 17-page "White Paper" by an ethics. Ad advisory committee to the New Jersey Supreme Qomt' J^NTOJJ (A?) -"to the Ja^juialssb, the ethicsof lawmakers axe too ~~ with OtganiMd crime, ex- committee of the New Jersey Bar Association recommended ; put the issue into sharp focus when If ruled that it was im- eacn legislator must be of his own SnaJdng," sail-Sea: At . parted on if wtth assertfcn before the committee that that legislators who are lawyers be banned from practicing proper for county-attorneys and prosecutors and their fred.N. Beadleston. "It's between the individual and his he doesn't think atora WIM are,tewyers should repre- before state agencies^' ..• assistants and law partners to represent private clients be- conscience, subject to review of his constjmeinV' sent persons chargedjwith crimes. " ;, The report bumtfy asserted: fore county agencies and In some criminal cases. ' A legislator for 17 years, Beadleston.-eoianJented from HesaMlegisla decisions ott appropriation... s for ". -. .there is something inherently incompatible when, The opinion resulted in resignations at various terete his sensitive post as chairman of a special'legislative com-' the state police and thurcouM Involve themselves in con- for example, an elected member of the New Jersey Senate in various courthouses throughout the state last summer. mitfee, inquiring into charges that a number of: lawmakers 4 : flicts-of-interest. **>.*£-J-*-' ' ' ' , can cast .the deciding vote on a bill to increase the salaries Opponents of the opinion explained that if allowed to stand ate ?'too comfortable" with members of Organised crime. Beadleston,. whorls not ajawyer, does not say there of the members of the Board of Public Utilities, then meet the taxpayers would have to shell out more money on the Beadleston, a Republican from Monmouth-County, has' should not be a Moaner code of ethics for lawyer-legisla- . his. private client in the vestibule, put on his lawyer's hat theory that county salaries weren't sufficient to induce drawji plaudits from all sides for his eooly competent . tors. He suggests O& Jt Is not within the Jurisdiction of his and then proceed to another room in the same building on lawyers to give up much of their practices. handling of the hearings. - , • committee to issutfiguidellnes because the committee only" State Street in Trenton and appear before the same Board The opinion has stood. f e stared, at the floor In mediation for a moment and has until Jan. lflprjssue'its report of Public Utilities requesting a rate schedule for his client. But the question of state legislators appearing before answered with an anecdote when a newsman asked whether • " Hie legislate furthermore specifically assigned the Iiuthis instance the implications of a conflict of interest ate state agencies remains starkly open. the committee would lay down guidelines as tohowlaw-, committee the tatjc* of inquiring whether and how manjh unavoidable." A disdosure-of-interest law was enacted last year re- makers should conduct themselves in the 'future. legislators were too comfortaMe with organised crime anT The report continued: quiring disclosure of appearances before agencies for inter- ?You, heard the story about the congressman who said,. to what extent *•.-., . . , ' '"There have been innumerable instances where lawyer- ests "adverse" to the state's, and of business transaction* 'I don't have the background or education for the Job. And I - Senate President Edwin Forsythe of Burlington County, legislators have represented private clients -before state without bidding. probably dont deserve to be here. -But 111 probably .stay j» who is not a lawyer, says the 1989 legislature may take This is a long way from banning lawyer-legislators long, time because I'm exactly like my neighbors- who. v up the matter of a code of ethics. ' "The public must be given assurance that there is no from practicing before regulatory agencies, particularly elected me.'" Oonflict-of-ihterest controversies have hovered over room in New Jersey state government for any resort to since the only prohibition in the law is against accepting Beadleston added: the legislature for - years, largely involving lawyer- influence, privileges or favoritism. As long as lawyer- favors offered with intent to influence. "We've even seen men elected to office from prison." legislators practicing before state agencies. More than half legislators are permitted to continue to practice before state A proposal by one lawmaker that members be required Assistant State Attorney General William J. Brennan .the state's 120 lawmakers are lawyer^. ' _ agencies, this guarantee and assurance are jeopardized." to report such otters was ignored. ; TF Is Again Appointed —13 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JANUARY 3,1969 Mayor in Colts Neck Twp. COLTS NECK — "I have and zoning officer, Herbert civil defense director, George nbo, Adam Uikolc Jr., Jules Handio, to the unemtred sat in this seat before," said Griffin. Downes Jr.; auditor, Joseph Schweitzer and John Talta- term of George Dlttmar Jr.; Alfred RuppeL Also, tax search officer, J. Seaman Co.; special po- vail. Zoning Board representative, He was appointed mayor Mrs, Wylier future assess- nce, John Bacjar. Charles Appointed to the Planning and John Kennedy, Kenneth of Colts Neck, the position he ment searcher, Harry Crine; Barth, Herbert Griffin, ; Board were: Joseph Moreau, George and Mr. Ruppel, rep- held three years ago, at last welfare director, Mrs. Wylle; Thomas Jensen, WJ&uun Ko- for a six-year term; George resenting the Township Com- night's Township .Committee mittee. Organization.meetmg. William Deedmeyer and . "As Monmouth County con- John Kennedy were appointed tinues to grow, as part, of the to three year terms on the 'ever expanding metropolitan Zoning Board with Thomas !area to the. north, .so we in McCUntock filling the one* Colts Neck shaH continue to pired term of Carroll Pierce. grow" stated Mr. RuppeL John Mayenki was ap- Ably Controlled pointed to the Board of . He said- be feels that the Health Jor a four year- term. township growth has been Named health quest after a home- The Appetatments George Dostal, 428 Brighton ilstant sdnUnMrator of taf made bomb hit the same po- Appointments for one year Ave., Neptune. center under Administrator lice station early Wednesday. were: treasurer, Mrs. Anne Miss White .Is recovering George J. BarUl itoce IM. Fair Haven Contest No one was injured in either Wylie; attorney. Stout & from Injuries suffered in a She Is a graduate of It attack. ' O'Hagan; deputy clerk, Mrs. fall Mr. Dostal awaits the Luke's HotpUal School of Jersey City Police Chief Wylie; court clerk, Mrs. Ann fitting of prosthetic legs. Nursing in New York, re- Stephen T. Nestor said Thurs- The opening of the facility ceived her B.S. degree to «d> Seen as Four File day the department "is pull- Bobzln; engineer, Thomas W. and the admitting of the pa- Birdsall; plumbing inspector, ucitioti from Huntar CodeM. FAIR HAVEN - There will board vice president. He is Ing out an the stops" In the tients was the subject of a New York. At the fthnablt investigation of the bomb- Fred Harrison; buUdffig In- press conference and a tour be a four-way race for the chairman of the curriculum spector, Howard Quabeck, University School of WhS three full three-year Board" and ser education commit- ing. < of the new structure, directed Health ami Admlnlstratiw of Education terms here. tees, a member of the plan- "We have 36 detectives in by George J. Bartel, hospital Medicine she was awarded administrator. Contenders in the Feb. 11 ning committee, and one of' the field and every officer on her MS. degree in hospital the. board's representatives to the force has been Instructed Road Toll The opening of the pavilion sdminiitrsllon. * school election wiH be incum- projects Monmouth Medical bents D. Roger Wight, 263 the Fair Haven-Rumsbn to keep his eyes and ears The MMC radical board Joint Schools Study Commit- open," Nestor said. Center into a new phase of Hance Road, and Mrs. Adel- Hits Record hojpltel-provloed patient ser- has established regulations aide Van Wageneri, 85 Fair tee. He is a physicist with "A great many men have under which aU members of volunteered for extra duty vice in the Monmouth County 1 Haven Road, and newcomers the Army Electronics Com- FRIT PATMMT — MIH Irene White of Aibury Park, the center ! nedkal staff mand, Ft. Monmouth, and is and some are going at 18 and For Jersey .area, according to hospital of- Irwln Dorros, M Hillside ficials. may admit patients by trans- Place, and Mrs. Joanne Roth- a retired lieutenant colonel. 20 hours at a stretch. The TRENTON 4AP) - New center, wis the-firir patlint soVniHsd yesterday to fer from the mala hospital or men don't like what's going Nat Ante Can Hie new Altx«nder Pavilion for extendtd care et Men- other sources lor extended .stein, 68 Chestnut St. Mrs. Van Wagenen will be on," he added. Jersey recorded its worst It will operate under a con- seeking her second foil term. traffic death toll in history mouth Mtdjcel Center, Long trench, at the opening care and convalesctnt pur- Mr. Wight, who will be Nestor said the department cept of full restorative and poses. seeking his fourth full tetti, She is a member of the board- during 1968. rehabilitative services to pa- of the) new nursing facility. Greeting the trensfir staff relations committee and is studying-its station bou*e is serving his second year as security situation and '"will The Department of Law tients who no longer require petient from MMC are George J. Isrtel, hoiplltl writes the community letter and Public Safety announced take all necessary precau- acute care but wbo must still admlnltfrtter, end Mist Muriel R. Weseott, edm!nittr«- which the board sends to tions to tighten it up." yesterday Hurt 1,322 persons be helped on the road back to 5 File For Zone Unit Gets residents. She is a reading , Police at the nuxfern Fifth lost their lives on Garden productive lives. The physical for In charge of tlta extafided care unit, the firtt of tutor in the Middletown Town- Precinct station said wooden State roads last year. and occupational therapy lt» kind In the stale housed on »he isma tract es Its A GOP Flavor ship school system, toe wife services of (he rehabilitation fk>ard In of Glenn Van Wagenen, who window shield! erertwt after The previous fatality record parent medical facility, HAZLET — b organizing the machine gun attack, pre-. tor a single year in New Jer- department will play an Im- for this .year, the Zoning is with the frozen foods di- portant role In the pavilion's vision of the Colonnade vented glass from flying Into sey was 1,18 in IM1. - Middletown Board, took on a Republican the station when the bomb' The IMS ton also repre- program. cries and furnishings to elim- «tte and a wlarluro. The en- ' flavor as Democrats were re- Restaurant Co., and the moth- went off at a window. The pavilion is a four-story inate austerity. The exterior tire building win be climate MIDDLBTOWN - Ooe b> er of four. • sented u Increase of ap- of Uw balking, designed by rarabem and few newcomers placed in the posts of chair- Whelan called the bombing proximately II per cent over building at Second, and Pa- controlled for all seasons. man and secretary. Both Mr. Dorros and Mrs. vilion Ave*., adjacent to the Frtak Orad * Soni/Wirk, Nas»ed fer rareats will seek three watt opta M "an act of terrorists that fol- the ton for 1K7 which' was the Board of KdocsUoa la the Republicans Vincent G. Rothstcln are making their lows the same pattern of ear- main hospital complex, and k of red brick la keeping wtth The pavUton ass bees, first bid for board office. 1,1« highway deaths. other structures in tie borpl- named In memory of the late feb. 11 elctUoa. Ralne and Michael J. Gorra- lier incidents." A department spokesman built at a cost of tkoi.WO. ley were named chairman Mr. Dorros, who is a mem- He declined, however, to dl- It bai a capacity of 120 Ul conplex. A heated cor- Jottphlna aad Akuadcr Al- Warm C. DeBram k ike said me US figure for IKS ridor connects It with the exindtr, parenu of Mrs. only' Incumbent seeking em and secretary, respective- ber of the Fair Haven-Rum- wctly AOCUM tbo PeMitpcn of was the toll figure as of mid- bedi, which brings the total son Joint School* Study Com- the bombing, adding, "'after of the center to *» beds. nan building. Frank Gwenwafl, who were one of the three-year terns. ly, replacing Democrats Don- night Dsc. II, and could be rraak A. Bnm and Dr. Brhv ald J. Molloy and former mittee, is director of the Not- the machine gun attack we Transfer of Medicare. rchabO. Toe ground floor contains loftg-iuua suinmtr nsjosats work Planning Center at Bell pretty wcD did away frith higher if H#«'"fn? fatalities nation and other patients who a recepUoo ana, sdmlnlftra- of Deal. Mr. GreemralL of tea MlOer win itt teek re- Mayor Marvin J. Olltuky. arajreported by local law en- election, , James Crowley, s Republi- Laboratortfti, HobndeL the Pantber Party to Jeney no longer require complete ttv* officea, gilt stup, fiarter- Holndci, has beta a nwm- . Mrs. BoOutetn is (be wife Ctty." forcement natts and more per- medical care will increase the sbop, etevitor, lobby aad a bw of toe MMC board el Tbe other candidates are can, wag appointed by toe sons die as (be result of in- large tmdtH«rposa room wHli •ovenurs liace IW. The Emtt BeJek of II Nuriybnsk GOP • controlled Township of UJ. Houstem, a tdstory Wheltn has called the Pin- availability of beds In the teacher in MkUtetowa Town- tnen "a traveling road- juries suffered la accidents hospital proper, for the acute- retreaUoa sad dlateg fadll. ctnter's Sasas) QraittmiO Pa- Drive and James OosD el IM Committee to the board, glv- wMds occurred prior to the ly Ul, UM. The three upper floors vllloB was dedicated la IMS Kingfisher Drive, beta suk- ing GOP members a M edge. ship High School. They bare show of limp" and claims four children. they must be dolt with by end «the year. The Interior decor la designed etch coaUls a mS^m* of as a manorial to their daugh- ug thtlr icceod bids far heart rietel BresUa Dr. Raymond F. Johnson * rtatewMe organization. to provide an atmosphere of tw siagle bedrooew, U two- ter, . • seals; RmsButl Kstett af HI Senior Citterns, 774-1W8. 119 Jr., whose three-year tern Is Toe Panthers mainuli a Now a progress. Shirley quiet comfort sod nutaUoa. TbeAtoaBderPavmonwUl Parkview Ttr.. Ltacwfi, sad Itwall Ave., Asbury Part, expiring, tat steUw re- they do not advocate violence, SL, **d BaakBk. Colors have been used gcntr* roems. Each floor alio has bsdedlcatsdataccrenMayat Alaa Header of I BesM Ave;; Leoaarda. ( only stttflsfsBSi. (Adr.) ously on walla tad la drsp- a aoniag staUoa, a BJK*SB> 1:M run., Saiordiy, Jan II. £. •

1 Rangers To^ 'PRESS but only nine in the last naif The temperature was sup- and none in the final, stanza. posed to drop to tS degrees Royals Bounce lack below zero.in Alaska today, Cincinnati'Jumped to an 85- but it couldn't be any colder 65 lead before the Bucks came ABy ASSOCIATEs DBruin PRESS It was a rough gamse wit hSoar than the Chicago Bulls, found first time expansionist Pitts-' back and took a.102-101 lead Boston's boisterous Bruins referee Bill Friday calling 22 burgh ever beat Montreal. frozen in' the field by the At- have moved into a first place penalties including one majpr.' Deadlock Protected lanta Hawks. ' with three minutes left. Jerry tie- with Montreal taih'e Na- The Bruins were on the giv- Jim Johnson's 45-foot goal The Bulls started yesterday ' Lucas* jump finally put the tional Hockey League's East" ing and the Bangers on the in the third period earned with a hot for them, three- Royals ahead to sUfy at 105- Division. receiving end'of most of the Philadelphia its tie with game wlnquig streak and held 104 and Oscar Robertson The Bruins muscled their bitting. Chicago and goalie Doug Fa- a 63-50 leal over the even scored Cincinnati's last eight way past New York 4-2 last Boston got a needed assist veil protected the deadlock hotter Hawks and their 10- points for a 'total of 25. night while Pittsburgh was from Pittsburgh to climb into with three, late saves against game victory string in the the first place deadlock with stunning the Canadiens 5-2. In Bobby Hull, the NHL's scor- third period when the temp- Teammate Tom Van Arsdale the Canadiens. The Penguins ing leader. the only other game played, erature dropped. had.28. bunched three early goals by Hull scored his 25th goal of Philadelphia tied Chicago 2-2. Wally Boyer, Bob Woytowich the year and assisted on a Chicago went nine minutes Boston had six men' in Defenseman Bobby On- and "Ken Schinkel and made score by Chlco Maki to take and 40 seconds into the final double figures to.offset a 32- sparked the Bruins, scoring the margin stand up. _a_two-potat lead over idle period before hitting its first point showing by, San Diego's one goal, assisting on anoth- Billy Harris arid rookie Jean Gordie Howe in the scoring SCOOPING IT IN — Boston Bruins' forw ard Ron Murphy (28) scoops the puck in shot from the field in the Elvin Hayes. John Havlicek er and breaking up Ranger quarter after missing 17 in a and Tom Sanders led the way Pronovost scored Pittsburgh's race. Brit Selby, scored the for a first period goal, as New York Rangers' goalie Ed Giacomin (I} is caught off plays all night. Ore's unas- other goals while J. C. Trem- Flyers' first goal, just 21 sec- row. By then, Atlanta held with 23 each. sisted goal with 10 seconds balance at Madison Square Garden. Th» Bruins beat the Rangers, 4-2. a 98-78 lead and breezed to a Way and Dick Duff hit for onds after Makl had hit in STANDINGS gone in tiie third, period the Canadiens. It was the the first period. IAP Wirephoto) 10648 victory for No. 11. sealed New York's fate. Lead Dissipated Earlier, the 20-year-old star Cincinnati dissipated, a~ 20- had assisted on a goal by -point lead against Milwaukee Derek Sanderson. Ed West- ' at Madison Wis., before com- fall, who scored while killing ing back for a 113-109 decision MilwaukeeT _„__.. 10 31 .344 ltti Missouri Valley Tilt Scrambles over the Bucks, and Boston 'a penalty, and Ron Murphy Wfitorn HvUkra • got the other Boston goals turned back San Diego 107-95 Loe Angeles 28 12 .709 — while Reg Fleming and Vic By ASSOCIATED PBESS points on th* way to a 57-50 bounded for a 68-64 decision minutes without a point dur- Wise hit for 19 to pace the in the only other National Atlanta .23 IS .805 4 .Hadlield hit for New York. The Missouri Valley Con- home court triumph that kept over Denver. The rest of The ing one stretch. Bobby Bulldogs. Basketball Association games. ference basketball race is off the Golden Hurricane, 9-2 Associated Press Top 20 Smith's 21 points topped the Bradley, 7-4, cruised past In the American Basketball Fhoanlx *» 1914 STANDINGS 'to a typical scrambling start overall, even with Louisville teams were idle. - , winners, who shifted from a North Dakota behind L. C. Association, Miami beat Ken- Yeiterdar'a BendU ... with Louisville's slick de- Ctnclnn/Ui 113. Milwaukee IN •ant Divines in conference play. Louisville's' Beard scored 27 zone to Aan-to-man defense Bowen's 35-point hinge. tucky 110-106, Denver clob- Bcuton 107, Sap Dlago 95 w L i rii OF QA fending champs soaring again Visiting Drake edged Mem- points, hitting on 12 of 21 shots at the start of the second Atlaata 1M. Cblcafo 6) - « T- «- 130 «9 All five New Mexico State bered Houston 120-102 and Onlr lum icliMiiltd' 1 47 117 S3 and 10th ranked. Cincinnati phis State 73-71 in its first from the floor, to lead (he half and outscored Cincin- starters hit in double figures New Orleans edged Los An- IWhky'a CbkbM 13 <3 138 108 reeling after an early knock- Atlanta at Detroit 41 103 87 MVC start for a 9-1 season Cardinals' attack against the nati 15-5 to take the lead for against stubborn little Albu- geles 112-111 in overtime. Phoenix at Milwiuiea m 41 101 M down. mark and Bradley, a peren- Shockers. .Louisville held the querque, 6-foot-9 Sam Lacy Boato* at San Fnndaes "^ rd5 3 . M 130 117 Atlanta helped put the Bulls Baltlmora at Cincinnati Wett JMekn The 14th ranked Cardinals, nial Valley power, drubbed visitors to three field'goals .Wiilie McCarter's jump leading the Way with 24 Lon AnrelM at Fhlladalphlt r-. U 10 10 40 •7 79 in deep freeze with a tight Only pmei acnadulad U 0 80 119 sparked by Butch Beard's out- North Dakota 109-77 at Peoria, in the first 12 minutes of the shot with 42 seconds remain- points.^ " I_JJ U 78 96 man-to-man defense, and Chi- Tomorrow! 'OaTOa side shooting, zipped past m., in a non-league game. second half while running a ing gave Drake a 72-71 lead Philadelphia at Balllmon » 74 89 Denver gave New Mexico cago managed only five bask- Datrolt at New York - _« 21 H US Wichita State 71-53 last night Unbeaten, 12th ranked New one-point halftlme edge to a over the Tigers and Dolph a scrap until the final three Phoanlx at c&loago* n vn ets ID the last 19 minutes, V* AmelM at Atlanta 'YMturaaye Bwoiu at Louisville for their ninth Mexico State trimmed the commanding 5641 bulge. Pulliam added a free throw minutes, when the Lobos drew scoring only 14 points in the laatUa at San Dlin BOaton *, New YoiK 3 victory without a loss and a University of Albuquerque 91- Tulsa overcame a seven- with nine seconds, to play. out to a five-point edge and Onlr lanin icJieduled HtUUuilH I, llantrnl 3 final quarter1. Budwr'a Oamaa CNoago I Philadelphia 2. tM 2-0 MVC mark. 81 for Its 10th victory and No. point Intermission deficit Memphis State's Rich Jones then hung on. Willie Long, a BalUmow at Milwaukee Only ftmei acluduied Walt Hazzard led Atlanta Detroit at Philadelphia, - Itodar'a Gun* UnrankedTulsa limited Cin- IB New Mexico, upset by But- against cold-shooting Cincin- was the game's high scorer 6-f oot-8, sophomore, popped In Boatoa at flan STanclico K. Uhi atoakland cinnati to 15 second half ler earlier in the week, re- with 19 points while Bob CWoam v* Cincinnati at Oataof. 001? tmrnw icteduled nati, 7-2, which went TA with 33 points while Willie 22 points for the winners. Phoenix at Atlanta Boozer had 27 for Chicago, Qnly famaa leaMulM Cntean.at Montreal New JTerk «t Toronto : Boston »t,Ml mmbu Car Racer Oalr.ftmee Viecheduled Sunday"! Garnet Montreal at Chicago Ulozas Red Hot Toronto at Philadelphia Musial Hall Foyt Keeps Mnueaota at New York PUUtmias at Detroit LM Ameiee at Oakland Oslr aantsa aobadtiled < NEW. YORK (AP) - Stan for at least 10 years, vote in hits than any other player ex- Prize Lead Musial, the former St. Louis the election. Ballots must be cept Ty Cobb, the other new Oil Cold Course Cardinal hitting, star, is returned to Jack Lang, sec-, eligibles are Early Wynn, a INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) UNCROFT — Tom Ulozas week at Spring Meadow Golf among five - newly-eligible retary-treasurer, by, Monday, ' Soft-game winning pitcher; Gil - A.J . Foyt Jr. held onto of Barom Hollow took the Club in Allaire. Knicks Reed candidates in baseball's 1969 Jan. 20, Jang will announce Hodges, former Dodger first his lead as the top United metal honors in the profes- Amateur Tom Berton, As- Hall of Fame, election now the results Tuesday, Jan. 21. baseman and now manager of States Auto dub career mon- sional ^vision of the Shore bury Park, took the hole-in- being conducted by the Base* , the.New York Mets; Bed ey winner during the 1968 i On All-Stars - Veterans Now Winter Golf League Tourna- one 'ontest with a tee'shot 11 ball Writers' Association of; Schoendienst, Musial's former racing season. . NEW YORK (AP) - The "Players.who l}4ve been out ment at the Tomahawk Golf feet from the pin on the 130- America. . ' roomie and Cardinal second But Indianapolis 500 winner Baltimore Bullets, now lead- of'acticd for' more than 20 Club here*, yesterday. He had yard 11th hole. ing Hie Eastern Division of Musial, who retired after years drop into the veteran baseman who now is man- Bobby Unser took more than a 40-39-78. ager of the Cards, and Vic twice as much in purses, ac- Profeiilonall the National "Basketball As- the 1963 season, is eligible un- category supervised by a The wind, frozen greens and Tun tl|«aa, Bamm Hollow «rK»—n QCf 1116 MpftOTIW ftUGaS thflt 'fftd ' specjal .Veterans' Committee Wertz, , former American cessory and lap prizes dur- Hot DeStofano, Gardiner"! sociation after iralshing at the. temperatures in the low 20's Bay, Ixinr filann 4tH!-8! bottom • last, season, have quire a player'to Have tfeeri- of the Hail of Fame which League slugging first base- ing the year to begin closing made the day more-challeng-. placed the7 maximum three active within the Jas|Zft years. .will meet Feb. 2, ' . ihan-outfielder. , the gap on Foyt. .,,,•i HU&fffiiUtozas, who also won but Inactive for at least .five. ' In addition" to Musial, who .-iFoyUg~lS68- -winnings were players on the division's team Lang said about 24 were el£~ the division play last week at Tony qaeta, Tomahawk . 43-41-at 1 for, the All-Star Game at Bal- Writers, who have' been led the National League in $114,450, boosting his career Homestead Country Club. Sec- Amatesr Grrxi: lifetime hits and had more gible for the first time this total to $1,123,278. And that TMT AfrlaralU, Jamptnf ' timore Jan. 14. > members of the Association ond were Bob DeStefano (40- Brook IMO-T; year but the list had been figure doesn't include income 1 Bob Honeen, r^kewood Forward Gus Johnson of 42-82) of Gardiner's Bay , Long YIo Gerard, Br., Aibary 39-J9-78 the,. Bullets, center-forward pared down to five by a from' driving contracts, tire . Island, Joe Ginger (39-43-82), Parli 41-a—M and accessory contracts and BUI Cmnlk, W«naahle «M2-84 Willis Reed of the New York screening committee. " Montammy, and Dick Dacey Car| Lawte, Jumping Brook 4H3-M appearance money. (39-43-82), Branch Brook. Amateur Nell Knicks, and guards Hal Greer Ballots were sent to more Stan Musial Trad Pike. L»«ewMd . Mla^JH Unser won $261,124 on the Tom Oerard, Weil Point tt-tt-S of Philadelphia and Jon Mc- than 450 writers, the largest Tony Aldarelli, Jumping more were Lou Boudreau; USAC championship circuit Glocklin of Milwaukee, were electorate In history, as Cali- Brook, took amateur jgross 146; Enos Slaughter,' 129; as the club's top money win- named to the All-Star team fornia members had become honors with a 37-40 score on Ralph Kiner,r118, and Johnny ner of 1968. Unser had five St. James Five tortav. eligible for the first time.un- the par 72 6,000-yard course. Mlze,-103. ' first, five second and one Originally picked for the Leads in Stats der the 10-year-rule. Bob Housen was second after Captures Fourth E?«t were guard Earl Monroe All of the 1968 leaders are third-place finishes to become Alderelli dropoed in a 40-foot For election It is necessary anrf center Wes Unseld of Long Branch is the only undefeated high school basket- Included in the list of 70 play- the championship circuit's putt On the 18th hole to edge RED BANK -Undefeated for a player to receive 75 per Baltimore, forward Jerry Lu- ball team in Monmouth County, and the first Daily Register ers on the J969 ballot. champion. . the runner-up by one. St. James garnered its fourth cenf of the votes cast. cas and pnard Oscar Robert- team statistical-study of the season shows why. Housen missed the chance victory in the Southern Divi- Three 'Select' con Auxiliary, has directed all Through the first leg of the season, 14 of the 24 teams Cuvler and Goose Gcrslin. ace here, Aug. 25-30. flotilla public relations officers Thomas Granelli, clinic di- show winning records, but only 12 have plus differentials, The six-day hockey clinic JANUARY PANELING to attend a seminar in public Rov Campanella, former rector, said that the basic Manasquan (3-4) is the only teairn which has scored more is being held for those inter- relations procedure at Coast Brooklyn Dodger catcher, aim of the clinic is to in- total points than Its opponents while showing a losing won- ested in the sport and the Guard Headquarters on was second In 1968 with 205 • struct boys in the basics of lost mark. Red Bank (4-2), Keyport (4-2) and Keansburg players' range is 6 to 18 CLEARANCE Wednesday, Jan. 8, at 8 p.m. votes, only seven short. The the game, and to bring all (3-2) all have given up more total-points than they have years of age. They will bo SavlRtjt to 60% other who received 109 or boys possible into the sport. scored^for minus differentials, despite their winning records. divided into three age groups. Interested boys are urged Mater Del and Freehold Regional, a pair of teams Each boy participating will to write Granelli, 150B Tay- which have won only one of six games- each, show the GntHMnird receive V& hours of ice time BIRCHTONE lor Ave., East Brunswick, biggest minus; Pferentlals, Freehold has averaged 59.8 daily, in addition to one hour for registration forms. The • Prt-Hnlihed points a game, but the tolonials have given up an average InTtoin Bill of classroom instruction. An- other feature will be the show- deadline for the registration « 4x7ShMt of 82.8 a contest for a.minus 23. Mater Del has yielded an NEW YpRK (AP) -The process Is Feb. 28. $099 • R»«. S.W average of 87 points a game, while hitting for 64.3 for a postponed Emlle Griffith- ing of National Hockey minus 22.7.. •..'.;•'V '..: • '-..•. •.•.•'• ;.\.y; ': Doyle Baird middleweight ' League films. The clindc.Is being held un- 4x8 5h*rt 3.49 der the auspices of the Rang- 2 'Frank Porter. < The statistical survey indicates that on the whole, high bout will be put, on as part Vic Hadfleld of the New 10 ShWi OINUINI WALNUT . school teams in the county are scoring more this season, of a doubleheader with the York Rangers will be head ers, and Granelli says all are ..11.00 Ml •T Shttti OKANADA OAK Uu Broth didn't hiv» to talk but they'also are permitting opponents to score more too. Buster Matnls-George Chuva- instructor of the clinic. Had- welcome to register, ..10.30 4tt JJ Skttts CHARACTU tIAK long (a flat • big rtlit «o 170,. This trend produced more closely contested games during lo heavyweight 12 - rounder field is known as the rough At the conclusion of the-in- 000. Afar Mi pirformtnc* In' 22 Uettti AUHICAN WALNUT HNISH , the early part of the season. The complete offensive and at Madison Square Garden, aggressive forward for the structlon clinkvifophles will -14.40 (K. World Sertei, Hippy Lou .M Omn UONDI IIRCH . defensive figures for Monraouth's'24:' Feb. 3. . Rangers. Art Tipaldl, former- be awarded to. the top per- •rid M| rtidy imlle war* • na- tK AAM KKOKKOOBg O D ••' U W A formers. « SkttH MOSTED CYPUSS .„; .. 9.40 tlorifI Initiation. Speedy Lou KKOOBD LoaaL * BBrandd t tt*OO) n «MM» ARCTIC MIST 10.49 hai;\ltd th* league In itoltn M. Raw •"- w 21 tttttt AZUW WALNUT . bam (or thi l«it two leatoni —10.44 Mt 42 MwHi ONYX IMCH ...._... with, 74 In '44 and 52 In '47. Anderson Named .....14.40 t.4» Th*. dial that brought him •» 112 Shtrti IMIIALD IIRCH „ 14.40 7.»t ; NaBaa«mn (9-4) .... M tkHM HIMTACI CHIITNUT _._ the Cerdi In If64 .(torn tb» Miuivan (M; .....14.00 r.n Wall Two. u-i AAMCO M llama DIMRT HU ..._ „., Cbrca.go Cubi hai to bt on* of Neptaas (40) -..14,00 t.n th«4tjflt In H. olub'i hlitory. Aibnry rark <3-J> ... Montdttir Coach 41 tkatft ANTI9UI KNOTTY ELM .. -...14.50 Ml Hli 21 homiri W 74 RBI'i Bed Bank (4-1) 11 Shwti IUCK CHIRRY^ .„,.. CBA at, • bag ai .rqeth ball* athlete compiled a U8-22-4 effective June 30. Besides Mi atank Ml-ttOI th»uM 4* tli* trick. Thay don't record. ' ' ••• '- "'• coaching he served M ath- " MCK UP STATION or* *N, • A*, i* IUW rj*. IM. t AJI. H • rii. Ilk. flit ador. This Included 11 undefeated letic director at tho high MA INWV MT. ArrnmoM MAHMNI ONH WNBAY t TO NOON and no losing seasons. As school. 1 '4 s ' ' ' ' Spotlight on Titans

Shore- Conference basket- dab surprised even Jts most of South Amboy which has., Monmouth County and co-i ry Hudson Regional (6-1), ball action is non-existent this avid fans by hunting off yet to lose this season, so the leaders with Mlddletown in >. Brick Township (34) comes weekend, as the schoolboy John P. Stevens of North Edi- Bayshore ball club has its " atMartam , New York Jets viewed their ratal Hat* al HwaB . (AP Wirephoto) victory over Oakland in the FnakaW M MlclUlm ' I*tk*)wtw4 M MAMMMMW American Football League May Return in '70tU* *Mk «l IMC fMMk championship game yester- •ri«k Two. tl Haitian NEW YORK (AF)-Char- . Malawi* al MMaXwm Tot, day, then left for Florida 15-14 victory oyer Kansas was while the offensive unit had %iRAmm» - where they'll meet the Balti- lie Pituman, Cotton Speyrer senior Bob Campbell, but four. >*»(». M. M»r»"i and Chuck plcus, some of the • nirtn Mai* CaatoMt* more Colts in the Super Bowl. Plttman, a junior, gained 61 Texas, JUS winner over ran*r« MI u Mamw-ni The Jets, who had been off stars of Bowl Day 1969, are yards on 14 carries and scored C.. JJ, CalMMl IMtnllHl Spices NFL good reasons why Ohio State, Tennessee, got its two biggest N mm M OmnHia since Sunday when they edged the* Lions' first touchdown. plays from sophomore Spey- CU n the Raiders, 27-23, watched Penn State, Texas and Arkan- Other underclass standouts sas could-be back for Bowl rer and junior Jim Street, with M. ImtM'i (Nnmrk) (I tMA the films of the contest and included All-American line- looked for what Coach Weeb Day 1970. ' Street throwing and Speyrer Ewbank called corrections. backer Dennis Onkotc and de- catching, they combined for Encounter Ohio State's Rex Kern be- fensive tackles Mike Reid and "We wanted to relive the longs in the same company two touchdowns covering 78 after his New Year's Day per- Steve Smear, all juniors. Only and 79 yards. : i MIAMI (AP) - Coach Bud defense was a little better, game without all the excite- involved In post-season play formance . .. but the Buck- two of Penn State's starting In all, Texas used eight ju- ' allowing 50 less points over- ment," Ewbank said. ', Grant said yesterday hell be before," he pointed out. "It's eyes won't be going bowling defensive team are seniors niors and seven sophomores Hutlnr* >» aJitytw. 1 M. a new experience for us. A' all. He also noted that the In Florida, the Jets, will •UrlMa U •. B. tm»t*e. S Ma. surprised if. his Minnesota next year for one good rea- on its starting teams. OaMW T»». MMw* M>|» > WO. team was more: disciplined in work out Friday Saturday lot of our players have put son. They can't under Big Ten Vikings .don't play well Sun- its performance, suffering and Sunday at the Yankee Arkansas also used 15 un- riMkaM M Ulim3 t H«, in eight years or more to get conference rules. Ladies' Sports Onniutln ' fay.agajnst Dallas in the Na- this far. I would be surprised fetfer penalties and making I'irk in Fort Lauderdale, take derclassmen, nine juniors and six sophomores. The big man ****** *££?%& tional football League's Run- if-we didn't play well." fewer mental errors: oft Monday and then resume Ohio State, with seven ju- Night Is Slated • Cowboy Hex 'work Tuesday for the'Jan. 12 niors and 11 sophomores in the attack was Dlcus, who ners-up Playoff in the Orange "We used our opportunities was named the oulstandli^ . game in Miami. . among the starting 22, defeat- RED BANK — The Red 1 Bowl " Although Minnesota, which better,"; Grant,jsajd.:: "Only:- -The Jets-also will-study- player in the Rasorbacks 14- came into the NFL in I960, once when Baltimore stopped ed Southern California, which Bank. Parks and Recreation ALLPRO The 41-year-old Grant re- films of four Colt games, in- had 14 underclassmen. Department will sponsor a I victory over Georgia jected, a popular conception never has defeated Dallas in us on the one to the fourth cluding the 344 triumph over regular season play, Grant Penn State, with It, edged Ladles* Sports Night begin- that the players are flat for quarter of our first game did Cleveland in the National TRANSMISSIONS said he felt this year's Vik- we fail to score when it really Kansas, which had 8; Texas ning Thursday, Jan. 9, at 7.30 , this: annual game between the _ league champldnshlp^; p.m. In the Mechanic Street NEED JAN iriCIALISTI second place teams -ef the ings could get the job done. counted Thisfteanrtld" not with-15,-whipped Tennesseer have peaks and valleys. We witta nine, and Arkansas, with School auditorium. EXTOA CAR? EaMern. and Western Confer- "They'll be favored and I There will be a combination ences of the NFL., don't know if we'll win,' but didn't play great one week Baer Selected IS, stopped Georgia, which and poor the next. It was a had 10. of exercises, volleyball, bad- RENT ONE FROM •'I know we're not going to we have tl* ability," he said. To PoxingHall minton and basketball to give be flat; and I'm sure Tom The Vikings and Cowboys consistent performance." Oversa&dewg 0.1. ' Win Close Ones area women a chance to , Lajjdry (Cowboys' coach) have met four times during • NEW YORK (AP)-rMaxle Kern probably was the most meet and make friends and WALL isn't going to let Dallas for- the regular season at Minne- Grant said the difference Baer,' the handsome Califor- outstanding youngster in the to lose pounds at the same get this is a football game," apolis. between the' Vikings of 1968 nia playboy-lighter who. won games, overshadowing a se- time. lIHCOLN'MMtCIMY Grant said. "There' is far too Minnesota's 8-8 record and and the 1967 team was that the heavyweight crown in his nior. Southern California's O. first shot and lost it in his much pride among the players Central Division title was one "we were able to winsome of J. Simpson. UUMdi to }et.themselves pet down." of the big surprises of the the dose ones this, time. Any first defense, has been elect- The Trojan All • American , Lost to Colts 1968 season. The Vikings were time you win or lose by a ed to boxing's Hail of Fame. ran 80 yards for a touchdown Grant, in his second year as selected to finish last in most touchdown- or less, the dif- Baer, who died at the age and gained 171 yards over-, Viking coach, directed his pre-season estimates. What ference is one play, the one of 40 in 1959, was the choice all on 28 carries, but Kern f , squad to the Central Division made the difference? they scored on or the one you among the modern fighters quarterbacked Ohio State to* title;' but 'Tost" the' Western Grant said he-felt-that the didn't." the 27-16 victory, bringing the Conference Championship Buckeyes from a 10-0 deficit game to Baltimore, 24-14, at with his passing, running, Baltimore two" weeks' ago: and all-around direction. Dallas captured the Capitol "After we fell behind 1," .division, then was-upset by Kern said, "I told the guys in . Cleveland in the showdown for the huddle that we better get theKastern crown. rolling and quit mi "Grant explained why he felt around." Minnesota would play its'best Kern is one of five sopho- Sunday, even though the mores on the Buckeyes'start- game might mean 110 more ing offensive unit, which also than money for the player includes sophomore Leophui pension fund. * Hayden, who ran for 90 yards "The Vikings have'not been in 15 carries Wednesday, and junior Jkn Otis, who ran 30 times for 101 yards. Defen- Power Squadron sively, Ohio State has aix .Now Affiliated, sophomores and four juniors. Elects Officers The big star of Penn State's • TtABTTAN — The Ttarjtan Boot Handling Bay Power Squadron official- ' ly.has become affiliated with Course Planned .the U:S. Power Squadrons. N LONG BRANCH - Classes •' The.'purpose of the X3SPS for small boat handling will ' is teaching safety, navigation, start at the Long Branch - aftalf boat handling and sea- Community Adult School on • minshlp, without charge to Thursday, Jan. IS, from 8 to participants in . piloting 10 p.m. Registration dates arc classes. - ' Jan. M. , , The Raritan Bay Power KEGLIH6 KINGS — Winners of the Long Branch Recreation Department's Christ- Sqiiadron elected Mein- The course is free and open rad topper to me post of mat Bowling Tournament are: rw, left to right, Don Welcome end Carol Cirero, to all small boat owners, non- boat owners and their entire ' Commander at the organiza- and front, in tame order, John Raruo, Lisa Blumenthal, Jickle Treiter and Michelle families The eight • lesson tion meeting which was Tarber..Lewis Ferrara and Steve Gordon, missing from photograph, also were win* coarse Is designed to help tne chaired by District Comman- 1 ners. novice boatman learn the fun- der TV. Stewart McNeilly. damentals, ufety equipment, rules of the road and ventBa- SURF, FIELD AND STREAM ton, A certificate of proficiency will be awarded by Ite Coa*t Guard to all who pan the fi- nal examination at the end of There's Action for Beaglers the course. fetGeorge McCoy U the Flotil- By DICK BIKER take your first left after passing the lumber yard and you EM Z7 public Instruction officer With gunning coming into the slow part of the season are almost there. Special Note - only AKC Registered and wpervifor of the course. and not enough ice to fish through or sail on, the outdoors- beagles are eligible. Additional, information re- m*n might find himself with tune on his hands. But beaglers POOR SHOWING DISTURBS girding registration miy be find plenty of action to keep them busy. Rabbit season is I am disturbed by the poor showing of Monmouth Coun- obtained at the acboot or by stfll open, and if that is not action enough, the beaglers can ty deer hunters this winter. I'm talking about those gunners contacting.Herman J. Carter, torn to field trialing. that hunted here in the home county. The drop in the har- Public Relations Officer, Field trialing keeps .the sport of beagling alive around vest was severe during the regular firearms deer season. USCGA. ..the calendar. There are. sanctioned trials, This can be explained by Urn terrible weather encountered licensed trials, derby trials'and just plain on both toe tint and last days of tha season. These two fun trials. Coming up Sunday is a fun trial days see the largest numbers of deer hnnters afield. County Masters at the Holiday Beagle Club grounds. Thin -While the drop from 135 to (8 deer harvested during the is to be a turkey trial with turkeys going firearms season might not seem out of line, try to explain Bowling Feb. 1-2 to all winners, including NBQ, in both 13 the drastic drop for bowhunters and the special one day per- MIDDLETOWN-The Mon- and 15-inch classes. mit hunters. Bow hunters look it on the chin with a drop mouth County Matters Bowl- ANYONE INTERESTED from 5» deer in 1907 to jug 41 trophies in 1966. ing Tourney will be held her* This trid Is open to any Interested bea- O.K., suppose we blame mat drop on the heavy fall at Harmony Bowling Lanei gle owner. You do not have to be a mem- foilage that obscured the bow banters7 vision. Now take a Feb. It. -Mr of the Holiday Beagle Club to nm in look at Use one day — either sex season, la 1967 Vloomoulh Entries 'or the toarniment 1 the trlaL Naturally, all dogs bnmgh» back County permit hunters took 124 deer of either sex on the hive been distributed to var- In second series murt be measured, if you (pedal one-day season. In IMS, Muy 77 deer were taken. I tons area leaguw, Lake For- have never had your dog measured, yon bid better get to do not think we can blame it an on weather or foliage. Un- rest, tournament manager, See the frimdly guy* o« • * the grounds early so you know what dan to enter your dog less yon beHtjve in coincidence to a very great degree, you giid no enttrtea will be ac- must see someNwrelatlon In these three drops. Do you sup- cepted after Jan. II. General- •'In.' •' • • ' • • • • • .Some yean ago I raised,and trained beagles, I no longer pose that our county deer herd is now cropped pretty ly the tourney li limited U have beagles in my kennels, but I have not lost my Interest ctosdyf the number of bowten, but, in watching a good brace of beagtei put down on a not For those with pointers, qnall hunting is tops Jart now. tills year tbe tournament di- RED BAKU LUMBER R til depends opori the weather, and « haveni seen much rector* biv« lifted tbe limita- track; In beagling, the gallery hatvalroo*t as row* fun u (M4 S«pply C«. — 74MW0 : tba owners and tandters. With drawing, for potilloai starting food winter weather yet, but things an bound to improve. tion. i?«:30 a.m., I suggest you start early for the trial groundt. Try thotfl greenbriir patches that are along tb« edges of John Itakseg U the current CORNUt KMlwi WAU SIS. RID RANK The Holiday grounds an located on the old Oakland Mills grain field* or harvested corn fields. Soy bean Heidi get Monmouta County Masten Road ifctt'tt Wmmi Y«u bMd west on RC If. turn left KHM play at well If aQ cbt tadi, there an a few crowi champion and wlH bt back to OrtHlVUI,T7iMAJI..|lMrii(lATWtOAVTiMAJk1..|ril. to Swetxman* Law antfl von pun Minbant lUQa, Ttwn about or jw can visit tt* trap nap to a fiat tt rounds. defend nil titte. ' . -f— 16-THE DAILY KEGISTER, XUTOMOTIVI

NEW YEAR RESOLUTION the Best UU. CVMMt or «flt> 1 p-m. HO] our . for Less! bank nMt. Town *- Ot__. Sthau/r Motors Main it. Uattwu. PUBUC NOTJCE US9 N .OWntOXXM-Bu* btut, lour^oor titft}ii> XxtOttUVo HUtozaobtlt Pow»r bwktar itttHoc, nullo. a-track '65 TEMPEST 1 itorto. How Ornr. fltauUIul Inum sad OTO Hortttp WILL CONTINUE TO OFFER '.'" Toont Pharmmy, l«ti» JDW, ou«.'O«n W1-JM3. WAS J1395 NOW $10691 AUTOS fOE BALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB i '64 CHEVROLET 1-Mor Stdon WAS $895 NOW $ 5891 • Good Deals '64 CHEVROLET JANUARY WHITE SALE lidpola Moor Sedan " WAS $1195 .MOW$9791 • Great Values EXCITING '64 OLDSMOBILE i •W Man WAS $1095 N0WSS89I • Real Savings

WATCH FOR OPENING DATE '64 TfMKST "69 GTO ConytrllWt . ' ••- •" HUGE NEW MODERN FACILITIES NEARING COMPLETION. ' WAS $1395 NOW $10491 MEANWHILE BUSINESS CONTINUES AS USUAL AT. . . . FORDS! '64 CHEVROLET Bil Air Wooon WAS $1195 NOW $8991 Spedaly Equipped-Specially Priced . '64 CHEVELLE WITH REDUCED FACTORY PRICES ON THE EQUIPMENT YOU WANT MOST— < *deorSt4an WAS $1295 NOW $9891 BUICK-OPEL WHITEWALU, WHEEL COVERS, VINYL ROOF, AIR CONDITIONING, ETC. '63 TEMPEST Stdon- WHITE SALE USED CARS - READY TO GO! WAS $595 NOW $3891 //DOUBLE CHECKED USED CARS // STATION WAGONS OTHER MODELS 1967 CALIENTE SUM Two door hardtop, automatic powtr ttMrlng. 1968 THUNDIRBIRD $1491 H47 COUNTRY SIDAN Hlfo 1965 FORD F-350 Track $1491 Air conditioning., 540 factory warranty. Four-door Londnu, air condltlontd. '63 FORD '. "THi DEALERSHIP WHERE THE CUSTOMER IS IMPORTANT," 1967 LINCOLN CONTININTAL $1498 Tall-gate, hydraulic dump, low mlltogt. Stdon ini courirty SOUIM . %\m. foot door, olr conditioned. Uathortrlm, vinyl 1944 DODGE $1410 WAS $795 NOW $5791 ,-• 'lO.p^Jtnatr. sSnaetory t/orranty. .rool, sltrto taiSt playtr, «p«d comrol. ; Sport! Von 1968 tTD ------$}1«s 1966 FORD HARDTOPS S14S0 i»«* cHimdur cAcuei $1750 Four door hardtopi our nrvlct managira car. 1966 MUSTANG $119) 2644000 Aiiromatlc, powtr ittirlng. Air condltlonid. ' Eight cylinder, '63 VOLKSWAGEN 1965 COUNTRY S9MIRE $1450 1967 THUNDIMIRD - $149G 196$ MERCURY ' $1210 Moor Swim Ton poiungsr. Automatic, pomr stnrlng. 1967 WICK , $239$ Montclolr,- four^Jr. rardtoD. HWY.-35 (Hatf-mllt uiH) «f Bth 117) KEYPORT LtSabrt.Custom Moor, yinyl roof, 196$ MUSTANG , $1250 IMS CHIVRbLBT Impild Wgn. $1350 air conditioning. WAS $795 'NOW $4791 Automatic, powtr itMrlns. 196$ MUSTANG CONVHTI8LI $1 ISO' 1967 OlDSMOIILE S2295 lftl MIUJkNI SDO 11250 1966 FAIRLANE . $1191 ptlta Cuitom two door hardtop, air conditioned. '63FAIRUNE wagon: Automatic, powtr steering. SCO — Moor. 1967 COUGAR XR-7 - $2295 Moor Man 1»M COUNTRY SpUIRI S119S 1965 GALAXII $119! Nlnt^nascngtr, outomotlc. Automatic powtr tlttrlog, alrcondlrlontd. 2-dr. hordtop, automatic WAS $695 NOW $379 If M COUNTRY IOUIRI $1195 1967 LTD $199$ 1966 CUSTOM "500" $119» 2-door hardtop, automatic, nowtr (leering. Moor, automstlc, power itttrlng.. Automatic, powtr itttrlng. 1964 OALAXIE f 950 1966 MICK S169B 1»4S FAIUANI 500 $ 995 2-door. hardtop, air conditioned. '63 FALCON Wo Electro S55. Extra mow tires. 1964 FAIRLANE $ 79S Hardtop 1«M COUNTRY SIDAN $ 950 1967 FORD HARDTOM $179$ SX - 44OPT avtomatlc, powtr itttrlng,' f Automatic, powtr itttrlng, air condition. \ 19(7 MUSTAN* $1780 1961 0ALAXIB $ $91 WAS $795 HOW $599 Elght-cylltHlBr, automotlc. Four-door herdtoo* '63 CHEVROLET, 11—1968 GALAXIE HARDTOPS—NEW andUSED—$2295 UP WITH 5-50 WARRANTY Impala Hardtop WAS $895 NOW $589 FOUR FLOORS OF FORDS MOUNT-ENGLISH FORD MONMOUTH asd MAPL1, RID IANK 741*6000 SINCE 1W4 63 CHEVROLET Sport Stdon „- WAS $ 895 NOW$tt9 or '63 BUICK Moor Sedan THE 1969 WAS $895 NOW $559 BUHLER BITTER 1 '63 FALCON RanelMro '; WAS $895 NOW $599 63 TEMPFST FULLY WINTERIZED, READY TO GO -' •. • , , 3 Speed •' , • ',.}. Convtrtlblt WAS $695 NOW $489 1968 OLDS 1968 PLYMOUTHtl968 CHEVROLET FULLY AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION M conv. Ytilow, 4-ipnd. auto- Impala. Burgundy, 44r. hardtop, matic stick, with air conditioning, auto, trani., powtr C9C7C 62 CHEVROLET SB &.& wlndnn and bralm 4-doer Bedon- ,.STUBS?* $2900 tnglnt, powtr storing. VAS S 695 NOW $ 459 1967 CHRYSLER 1967 CHRYSLER 1967 PLYMOUTH Mr. hdtp., whltt. Cuitom Newport, Custom Ntwport. Turquolu, Mr, 61 OLDSMOBILE VIP Hardtop. Geld with black top. powtr itnrlng MI« Hoanj automatic troni,, powtr NOW IN STOCK AND V-l, automatic tronimlulon, powir and powtr braktl. ?Z475 ttiwrlng and #«t^aB "18" Hardtop •Inrlng and Mavi braktl ?A4T9 air conditioning. 9294? VAS $595 NOW $379 1967 PONTIAC 1967 PLYMOUTH Carolina, Turquolu, V-l, automalle 1966 PONTIAC tronimlulon wllh powtr ttttrtng AVAILABLE FOR DELIVERY! StarcMtf Hxtartlvt. Dark blut, Mr. SI FORD end brakn plui hardtop, auto. tram, with powtr Sedan "MSB want yvnvv air conditioning itttrlng. and • ','• !4/v VAS S 395 HOW $189 $22000 braktl $1795 STATION WAGONS RALLY COUPES 1967 CHRYSLER 1967 MUSTANG 1966 BUICK SI TR 3 wwtwwtt,' ' wwr. hardtop, .with auto- Ntwporl. Dark blut. «oor ndan, motic tr*M^ C91CA automatic Irani, powtr itHrlng, air UJabrt hardtop. Hut and wftltt, Roodiltr :- end. powtr ttttrlng 9C9* 1»U COfld.t • • i ftfffUI'tl • AAf HA 1 dow hardtop, V-fc aute. traruw WAS$595., NOW$"349 lilt itttrlng whvtl. 9*O*)U ^•bX" $1975 1967 CHEVROLET 1966 CHEVROLET SO CHEVROLET tmpalo Sport Coup* Gold, J door 1965 FORD nnwi with automatic tranimlulon, Irrraolo Moor hardtop. Slut, .V-l. •Moor Hardtop ' power ttMrlng and brokoi. air automatic Irani,, C1ZOE Falrlani Stollon Wogon. Blut, powtr itNrlng. ? 10)79 < paii, auto. Irani., WAS $495 NOW $269 With powtr ilttrlno. $1150 SKSKM1* $2350 60 CORVAIR -, 1966 BUICK 1965 BOlCK Uiabrt. Qrttn, Moor, V* auto. Coup* 196Impoto 6hardtop CHEVROLE. Vollow tdr. hdtp.T, Rlvtrlo. Whin, buck*) MO«. Mil V* aulo. trpm., with - - 1 WAS $395 NOW $299 powtr itttrlng. $1750 SSfWr**1 $1825 r $2195 1965 CHEVROLET FINANCING l-tfeor hardtop S S. Grnn, with 3M 1966 FORD 1965 BUICK ... OTHER MODELS AVAILABLE ... LtSabr* hardtop. Orttit, V-t, auto. p eu. in v-l, aufo. tram, ••<«> Thimderblrd. Rtd. 1-door hardtop, v ARRANGED .ana" power brakn $ 1693 r^K $1750 (AUTOMATIC OPTIONAL) FOR ALL 1965 CHRYSLER $2650 , Newport hdtp. White, *dr,, comn 1964 CHEVROLET with automotlc tronimlulon, V* Impala. Hut, 44r. V4, powtr itMrl 1966 PONTIAC cnifa. ironi. and , ondbrtfti. • PMMjigtr Itatlon Waaon. Blut, powtr ttttrtra ' "~ $15751wllh lull power and factory air eona. A lint gill tor »«« fin PRICED AS LOW AS XITSON FORTY THREE YEARthe bigS family AN. D WE$21Q0 STILL

CHRYSLER 'I860 HIGHWAY U EATONTOWN MWT tQ H.J. MOTOR VIHICU NIW LOCATION 3M0 HWT. 38, HAZLIT BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL INmCTION STATION MSrlOM MM1U IAUII SM-0118 SlkVICIi J«4.»0f0 SHRIWSIURY AVENUE 7414200 NEW SHREWSIURY JUIfOf fOE HALE AUTOS fOft MIX TBJOB FOR SALE BUSINESS .NOTICES THE DAILY REGISTER, Frid*y, Jvnmr 3. coEVim Masaa ««nortM», WW^.t&r L VMT CM**. MAW It* t» 1 HELP WANTED-FEHALE HELP VANTEO-«AU MS DOME pairawt. «i«~w«tlT w?1f UN B*HTWJ8W ttattaa waton. (U» O MOTORCYCLES COHPUrnl BOMB KBMOOnOO ly-S Bode3 * IDS., « Mtm «.. Mat -Addttlona, and alUratSoaL wSer CLERK-TYPISTS Call'now; aewira. das. Btt sjood. KtjatouMt *-'—"ft Bud Bore. tn-lSH JUadletown. SALESMEN WMODTH mt FuBrnfTmT cantMttw*. Call Mmn.. _,, **» foRD MPaoor aadan. EKtl- We hue immediate owntnit la MINI BIKES our oflles rorct lor cleik-typltu w TO 1 notiBBs raw* Ttui - ngcTSBLE — Good condition, tun. TRIUMPH IMA — . Vetwejelee and aeeetftrlu. HAVING A PARTY? lot. wno hart teoud «t tvt«d and bee4 e«Blpnwnt ' Call acourtiy. Oammltiloa and rtildmU. Kew cot- *~. coRvsrra — net*] ntka bnu. raws CXCUD SHOP 0 lee plan Mnrlct, Only uobltlMit sttd aurair PROBLEMS? tnam n- Has; wtweli. «-ipted *JT. Truly a US RallroaJ A«. B«Uorl NMMS llSn^Uii?*^ * »m..« Jooa are nrltd. but all need tome apply. Call Wattle. In mint rendition. jflW. O l Two daw adraaoe aotlw a "MUST* ezperlnoe U santrai ««tea eya> sauced on a aaronaat at a, ftod not lima aad f*>& Urpins tractlcee. mraaitr, *£*• M*. New nhn *>£ car. Aak for tar credit ooiatelor, IMS BOICK BXTLAHir !- Two4o«* itet HONDA — M> Scrambler, oooi 671-9522 Tow« * country Btdn, «ffi» -ft harttoK aataoatlc m« taakti feu Ut ta\ uuaa. Call sxratr «S BUlCK — ttetdt repair. He- HUa «. VaUwaa. SUM MKUB, BxceUent warktnt eanditlont with banlcaUy (cod. Ctll ' '*i* an* eteertne. Air eoadltloud. Vlwl 'nod employee benttlta profram. ACHIMHT/TOOLMAKtR WANTED Voi*IWAOKt^1 Uei: top. K.Kt. nuns TMB tlUMUINO — Ho tW trees. CAPttLAC — •adan DeVUlej, CjU .attar * ».m. Jfl- 1MT ROHD* CB 1MCC — W1U ror youni proiraailn company. U5> FORD — Two-door. Mt Ural. BcraAbler parts. Hardly naed. new Woota cleared. KettliilM wain Buck- Innn bote eblablt to work with iminimum fllBTANO-HtrdtOP COO* UeV folly HP ... - • lln htaimvtaM. Useron. tu-otto. uptrvt ue ct nuipptd.. nk* ore* paymrau at Oood condition. «US. OU couuuon., -rSrt aan »w. now taif M & T CHEMICALS INC. ' leit. T»p Mr. Mm ero.1. CHEVROLET IMS — Utt «n> toor- - • • -7«7-me. » • liar with laliut. Can JM-JIW. ratlt Sharlni Sb KtMtu-aitlt vaefc, 'In-on- A CpuntiT Dean. CtmrcH St. Matavan, N. J. Co- rri^iaoJi. » Mai* n.Malawu. Oil ww ' fMft.OYMIMT A ai/BSIDIARY OF down lakei It *itk tor l._ AIIBR1OAK CA.N COMPANY IRDERLT - To iuM~c&yi tkera- TRUCKS FOR SALE ' HOBILE HOMES An Knu«| opuhlmny Gmtilii>ir iit In rpyaicil Thtrapy Department !tnCK — no Salate Wagon. Power Jg*. _«*»«*». W«ON CHSYBO- WUP WANTED-FEMALE ivt day svek. Mm. lhrotuh Fri. *e.ertat., new tint. Excellent beach IMi CHBVKOLET PICK UP —With 1 to- Call 74T-01S6. • _„ . VAGABOND — MHO . SBCRETARY-Aed Bank law o«>«. im tun (rintt^Mmrnt' contact r •UUty body. V4. Automalle trtn*. Interior apttltl tpesttlcttiont. •*' »*• OPBRATOR - Letit ' usarienca preteml biit not onsel Orts«e. lUnnww " MS. MOOB DART - ConTerUb* naluUm. oooa emdltloii. -Heater, mt complete bathroonl "wit. euentlal. I In I, no laturdayt. C*U et-tno, Exi tn. _ . AUTO1 FORSAIB CtU 741UIJ. ^^,^1, jjg conditioner^. stiver U1-H0O oally. _ raft iwnlsg- Aatomatlc gun type tur- BXPCKISDCCO COUIBTICIAN - NIIALATIOM" THBRAFT TftAOcnf •ML; LOW heat cott Call H1-1TO at- SBCRBTART — For buty ti«uU»»T -Bxctilut opportunity tor a nlsh Wdxt, Inc. M Ma iivus FVU time. Oood pu. Red Bank area. «hool (rtduate teekmi t full umt Bill now! MMUO. ttr Ttja. or all day Sunday. vnu Box F-loa Tte nm luiuwr IGxcelleM aharUiuid and trWot re- SL, Matures. Red Bans. quired. PrateMonal ollice (not total) permanent «amr In luepllal t«nal». BIT WILDCAT Bolek emnrltblt, VaOIKT U» - V KM WOt- LOOKDni rQR HOBtUi HOME — ottera unique opportunity. Car ttcet- km tntrtpy field; On mt Jo« tram- •wtcHmoin .. MM - We or tiett attar. Call Ml. Appioxtiultly tiX. good condtUon. BH UffiUH aary to. and from work. Salary con- t with attnctln aaltry. Pltuant impdki Moor hordtopi Sport Coupe, . "^ ttMMT mtnrarate with experience. Write irklu condttlsni aid txeelleat PONTIAC - ttrtolrd. WnWUMt, itoutu liTatmt* B« B-1U. The Dally Kttteter. Bad HittbeDenta. Contact Ptrmntl Of- V* luHy equipped Including air PONTIAC UCHANS — Sport coupe. 1MT, fully equipped. Take orer pay- — UM ctwmoiet and wof MOBILB UOUB - irto Skyline. Two Bank. ce, lUt.r.uw Hwpltal. TU-rW, 965 V8. AntomeiU. Air conditioned. ment! tUWwartt. Tnra • Conntrr cjtlndat enftnu la eicfe. ytare old. Want quick aale. Barailn. OIRL -For ontral clerical, mn Udft Inc., W Main It, JUtawaa. Umt, vermauat ptullloo. Call Til-Mil xt. txi, to trrtnti for a penonM) Power tteerinf, brakea. Vary clean. M alUr a 0-m. tn-aa. > p.m. til 4 p.10. ittnltw. «___ - •.,, : 0250. Ml Mt-MM. CLERK-STENO-TYPIST *M CHmour inn rORD UM ICONOLIMB WINDOW lOxSl ADC — Two tcdraomt, Uvlnt ror Indlni Importer al tine. Splendid — iKstJTtArfCB' SMtfjSMAP* VAN — AutomaUc tmuonluion. WT9 room, rnu atta kttenen aid bith. WOjtLD'S larseit CotmeUci Company opportunity to trow In Income and 1BEDED — 1M» protpoeU tTtllavlt Impa* Hter riordtcp, fully equipped or bait oner. Can MK«32. __ Healed noon, excellent condlUon. bu openlnst lor niuUtlKl laliee IB AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE Call Mt-TOt*. _,. 1 silfsbonood. Part-umt work retpoatlbiuty, Liberal profit-inartnt in yuu. Kiubiun Otiurti Inrartnct 'ndudlng olr candillan and V-t plan and trtnn boiuttU. Kaofiledte utner aprlnti Boot JUNK CARS LP.N — By ewBlaatlon. M1:M p.ra.0700S. Irlpa star Red Bank. Air Mall F. B. U ftOMI $2315 roaultf eoodltun, afpearance, etc. ON THIS CAR UNTIL SOW NCKID OP Oood pay and worklat condltloiu. As- WOMEN - Hat work Irontr and Sean, Fret.. Amtrtean LttfloMtt, "«•• herttop, V* fully tquvori. •-•-•— BW or ceat otter. Call Wt ply Mitt AUIaon, RN. MMiW anlrt optratora. Tn> iiotpltaltnUca Co.. Box Sit,- Btrum, Ohio, wot. ' a- Twlnbraok Auto Wracking UBDICAL KKCBPTIONtST - Oltlt* and paid vaoUoa. Apply Star Latin- Eatontown 642-2235 Mauser. Hatun, eaperlneed. Buu dry. UB Myrtle Are.. Lot* Branch. PRESSERS MvtlrAtYt.r AUTOS FOR SALB omce. |129 tor 8htc«r week. FHme WAfTRfiBtTWANTED -"All'ahitla leady work. TTirte w*tti paid Tata- CA8R tOB TOUR TORSION —btautta. SUta rererenctt. Wrtte Sox open. Top wacu. apply TUB COO on, ttvtn paid hollityi. proi otntr DATIUM DIAIHI Bile. Tte Daily Rettttar. Ittd Bask. HOUSB, Hwy. H, Ulddletown. H7 AT JJONKOUTH KOTORt, ffiOi lon pttitrtu. Impels V4 lour-owx itolltm wogen. WOMAN WXNTBD TOR SHOW- Marion with black vinyl Inttrior. ROOM SALES - Full or part-time. WArnUCUBS —Cxptrltnotd. wanted BRIDGE SPORTSWEAR gll CAM Call Ttl-WO, Mr. Leonard. tor day or nlltlt. An Dtrwr, Rt. », BlA Wll» Red Bank. »J. Automatic trommlulon, TOW1D A WAT nU KtyporL Apply in ptrwn t P-m. toPORTCRI — Full tint pemtntnl WASHINGTON'S ttHrlng. A bMiitlful cor. CALL M4tt)M etltlmt avaltablt wltn mil trmt* AtiTO StRVICI lenenti. Oood ealanr plat taod work- ORI.INAL PWCI DWINrJ ROOM »nd"Vot( mm Rlvtnlew BomlUl. ttl-jTM. git. Hi. bookketplni machine. Call Sa-UM Jabrlc ;»r»» •elUBt.-tlOTett.-n ajjr. lortpnotnTmentr ~ '65 HAT $995 lodtlnl. rabrlse alto arallibie. OaU CEKTAL ASShTANT - Red~ltW ATTRACTIVE younf lady erymins - 1M Wilder. RooMtr, 44PNH. Hytlmt treh Biparttnn prettrrtd but notuar wlln modtiins or airline tuw- FOR ALL TTPIS Off HOHB RE- emnlltl. Send retumt to Box D11B, anltu tiptrltnct, tt cPntttt mint- •64 TRIUMPH $1295 The Daily Rtslittr, Rtd Bank. Sir for Iwal dtptrlintM Mere. •<> "SUPERVISORS Tft-4. One owntf. Rodlo and htottr. WOMAN TO MANAOB WOMEN'! strtence not netetatry aa wt wm Wett eattbltctitd wnMny Inoklni tnr Unum. Prompt tertlce. •HOP — SiperlenM ntctttary, CtU train, tttninf ttitry up to |U3 a mtn who an ambttloMe, eantcltnlh>ut immatmolt. train, ntrunf taiary up 10 tia tM nit' to Kirn tur OfJMMton. Bx- OLDSMOBILE IIUBBBR STAMPS - Hade U ortir. «7i-MM (or ttPolntmthL rnonln. plot trtntu, Optnlnit client lUrtint taltry with rapid ad- '64 VOLVO $1095 rut, etllcUct tirvlee. Vie at homt ot ASSBMBLV UNE"~WOIU(llM - nrownltwn, ttatltC Mlddlttown 1ani bito oau 7U-JBT or TW-aiw. Old nrMft, Far Inlervlew tppl/i 1 vancemtM. Oomptny paid HotpiUlUa- AT RUSSELL TwtKloor IB Sedan. (» Womtn ttparltnctd In eleotro nt- No" Broiiiwiy. Ilooro 101, it'.?, cuy- linn airi luraUtl plan. Uptrnnw toil rumfmiRii MonNa - AIUM ana chtnleal atttmbly, Apptlcttloni to- neceturr. U t«u Mt IDgiu Hirer- ctpled Monday thrmith Frlitay Irom Jariuary * tkroujh M, W am to • i N ^1 , 1 ' I '64 VOLKS $ 895 tatiui eleaneiT t"> tttlmaite. Call pro «itt pcraonnef Mnd brlel retumt to NT-MOO. _^__ tit I Uoasland Initrumtnt Co., tt tax I|.l», TM Wily Rttttitr, Rid ;-. W«'ll wan dfiva H»r out to your only taka you a minuta te gat a battar N«»r Sunroof. Radio and htoter. CbMlnut tt, Bed Bank. Unk. UOBT BAUUNO-CbBAH OXLLARI HELP WANTEIV-MAIE '64 OPEL $ 595 TAftDS OARAQBS — Free eettmatta. ^SECRETARY "jwuil" if you "don't hava a mfnuta to deal. Of couria, you can taka at long Call alter I urn. TIMttt. - Metr. Ont evmw, wtiHt. PART-tlMPARTtlMS JAMlTOm AH OBORQB MARSH * SONS - total Cxttlltnt opportunUy lot * brl|hl In- BRBRSS —M M pm, Moo, OwlF/ St., md com* by tha ihowroom. Either way it'll at you want to teit driva her,.. ana lost dUUaot movlni and Kor-duttrlout perton to work lor an aotlve i&kn bilore i p-m. '63 VOLKS $ 895 an. Aitou tor Bostl Bus. HUHParunntl Dlrtotor Should hare •»• MiRY"Arfb""rSolerT>oor»HAH.' Karmom Ohio. VelltFW, one owner. - Injured and eonUloerUed atoraie, celleu •Hill (Typltii * lleiwl tnd SHOE REPAIRMAN AOER - All tomtaiiy Woaina. At- OBOROB KARIR » ION*. W W.t plttttnt ptnontllfy to wsrlt with pir in rirwn, roodtown. Mattwen, '62 VOLKS $ 495 Trotpeot Ata., CUtfwood. M8-U01 minimum ' tupenrlalon. Outtlandlnl WANTED ! company bertrltt anl talary com- M Main St. : . . nmsBXD ATTICS — Reertltlon ron SIIOB lUSPAIR DBPAHTMBMT MEllHAmoBi n^y iwnnioor •woni *J ipvnt mennirata with exptrltnce. Apply OLODOD roomi. ituptadtd, ctnian. jpuausft Pertonntl Ottlct, Mon. thru Til. I Oood pay, Company btntllu. Snot Re- hrnonhrnonllel a etre. atett rodilar. uplni. JO43& pair mpt, Htune?t, Hwy, u, Middle. '62 VOLVO $ 895 a.m. 11 Horn or call I7M00O. Sit. >U town Sruppint Deptrlmtnt FourOK*. ia t Umt. UOHT HAVMNO ~ ••f.WJt lor appoiaunent. andcelUra oltaatd. CaU 7I7-1 PLUMBER — Baptrienoed Is Joi AMUtTAMT MAHAOB* - Biptrlwct tonly Suamalile teat. ••' ULY-TULIP bins wetk. SxetUnt wotklns and '61 VOLVO $ 550 DIVISION or OWENS-ILLINOIS Uow. Mutt lit Al •tanula, F. \ ta tuptfiflitns mm ttteiiUal Mttfual. takes a Two-door (41 - 4-wnd. BUN BARRI tlOVBS KACHOtBRI Hwy. 33 Holmdtl. N, J. Verantt, lil.nn. * and htottr. Ooeas Are., Sea Brtlnl An ejatl opportunity tmplertr nl tptiludt or tklllt inptrwM. B»- minute RUSSELL CaU M3-31W KUMM SALES. REAL ESTATE '57 VOLKS $ 295 DON'T WAIT let aommlatlan pint bonui Wl ttUtnt Wary, fcMMUi ttnellla and to get a DIRECTOR or ironswn - 3n. PAUL ttTtAoXk AOBrtOV. 7» camntr hut. ftunt e»»l. Brim In tnat aluminum Iremi (or Medical Ctnltr in tucurbtn K. J. ct- 11. Oall lor appolnimtnl. Inmrutt' preirtm. CaJI Oeuntry Su mtnattment tttm. Hi. deal A Broad SL Red Bank TUTM fulttt inwltj real ttiaie aitnelet. 100 NEWMAN SPRING RD. RED BANK '66 PONTIAC $1795 deiret regulred. Mutt be experienced We will train tad prtpeit lor ut«n»- lor appointment " O.T.O, convertible. Yellow. •Anmua - »«Urtor and totttloi tn nurtlBf ttrrtM tdmlnlttrttlen. Int, Uirousn oour eptclal comcomptop y All power, one owner. luured. tpeolal ratae on oni-Inl liberal Irtnst senttltt. salary com- aeneoaeneott, o,ue!inaoue!inad youoyoooii mmenn lo lorr ttoo* 741-0910 Call Jerry lor lite tetlmaU. TIT menruratt with qutlifKalloni. Send HUDSI m ont ol tedty'ty't natt iaortiaort- '66 OLDS $2495 retgmt to Box n-ltt, Tot Dally if protttttoM. It yw are lajtrtelrd "••JJJ.lJ*r'J?*J (1 Bank, Opan Daily 'Til 6 P.M. - Wadnaiday and Toroiudo. Dtlvn hnvtoer harmop. ¥B'DICAL BECRaWAWUborr 6 flril >iu Mmlmi of Hl.oM. wti Automatic, radio and heoltr, AUTO RENTALS ¥lor y deparlmtnl tut a potlllon opern lor experienced Individual. Bxoelitnt Friday 'Til 9 P.M. Saturday 'Til 5:30 ewkH mt Lam Shorn* Oohkt AM. I* '66 CHEVY" $ 950 worklm condlUuit, «-mwr wtlk. Monio turxloor nardtep, automatic, Wetkendt Ml. Ltbtrtl trtnat bent- ram and Mattr, an* owner. NEED AN flu, Apply Employment Office, Jtr- ter Short Mtdlcti Ctnltr, 1M» cot- Hot A»o.. Keptunt, M7, '65 MUSTANG $1195 EXTRA CAR? UN OK LPN —By enunlnattm, 4 ' J-soor hortfttp, outonwtlt, la It je.m. II pm. to T a.m. Wrllt RENT-ONE FROM Box N-ira, The Dally rutintr, Ited (M.re CUutfW Adi '62 CADILLAC $ 695 jank, Ftetftmd four-dow hontlop. EXPERIENCED WAITHBMEI - TAUCK lOUIPMItNtilKCTUNIIi Oi Tie Nttt H&) Mil time and part lime. Apply la BittrttaetA. Wttdlni aelptiu. Call Mr. Red Bank ptnon, Pettnon't, in Slrertloe oray, MJ»ao Art., Bed Btnk. LINCOLN-MERCURY PART~TIMB ARCOUrtTS BECEtV" PARTSIIAN" HELP WANTED-MAuB ABLB CLERK. Moan IltrtbH, to be O.otril Mdterl eiptritnfi. BiciM.nt ORDER YOUR Auto Imports Shrtwibury Avt., at Sycamore dttcuiitd. Apply utlle SlUer Clean- opportunity tor HIM wan. All con tn, tot Branch Art. ____pta_y BantMte. Apply lit pertos Itui CW Cty LEOHL SECRBTART — Typtnf tnd* SELL OLhwMOllUfB-vADILLAO CO.« COHITRUCTION HIIM» MIOIO luatrt Utritf 747-5400 iorthaiid tklllt renulrtd. Apply 100 NtwmVa Vprlngt Jtl, Red BMt, 1969 CHEVROLET IMB taftoas Ra Sotimouth Uixl strrtctt Ortaniea- Atli far "»» Ouwt. OOOO WOUItlNO COMOITlOMI Uon, S B. rronl SL, Rtd Bthl Ttl- ROOfiKfTcRBW.-r ASK FOR MR. EUGENE HfPVt 141-5886 SSsfl?* "* llltW CO. CAR WAWIJtM• — I»U lime em- AMHICAN A from CHEVY-TOWN RBDIANK AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE pioyneai. if retrt ate mialmura. tdl NHMM Art. UW I'tnril fciitlltut workht ttadmau and ttr, Appir couirrntcouirrnr SUMBR KM Wlddlewwa. ArWtBrtTICB MACHIKIST "£ O»e» Ins 'tr l*v»B rellt»Jt met trot real- JOI OPPORTUNITIES ly wenlt loutra, a Irada. Mul hatt Mtl> nt«i>«n»tM«*. N , i,W>iW»tt ** PttAt a1t«M Hrewen I tm. end < *,«. dltiontd eir with « b»ft»r guirsnUs. Anderson |A« tautl *P**itnt tmeterf.) SO Bros. Inc. 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IHRtWSIURY AVE. -nd SYCAMORi AVf. m strong 747-B400 • aaait. sisiuetAi.. ** ' li-THE DAILY BEGLSTEH, Friday, January 3,1969 THE FAMILY CIRCUS By J B COJOffiKICAL BOUSES am. tux HOTJSES YOB MVE ITEMS, YOU NO ffaHes, own blrxk«% cot^bUi style . HELP WANTED-MALE HEW WANTED-MWe-Fenale bellitoi. Mat full maJnUuxru, tl> HEED OR US£ WILL.., eolMJIUuttlue tit/uutaL Keaaona.ble xto. IE/JJ ESTATE SAUSS M^-NAGER— If^MH&rtag; «tt, lUd Bank. Call THE BERG "AUTO MECHANICS To h&AdU supervision of sales staff EaperienwO. JTlat.rate. Top wtges, end «J1 advertising. Active local REALTORS .:??-• benefits aud working conditions In agency. Excellent opportunity for tin SELL oFncE Sims - ™ n- n. in «• urog-resslve shop. Excellent opportunity right person. Oar Bales personnel celleat locaUon. Desirable (or any pro- and training program. Call Mr. Bell. know of thU ad. Write (Wing exper- taailon Call 747-M3P between t MM J. ence and qualifications to Box Q-190. TLB SILVSIt — Office or salt* $19,900 ", :-. BRIGGS CHEVROLET The Daily Rerl»ter, Red Bank. offices approximately WO 14, it. 7214100 South Amboy FAST Ill alter to suit Modern, air condi- Custom Split Level '/ SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT ERSON FOR DRIVING AND COUN- tioned, all .utUlUea. ,747-sioJ. WANTED — Days Experienced only. TER WORK — Permanent position. WITH A QUICK ACTION Apply NORWOOD DISTRIBUTORS 1SO0 «. FT. — Ugst ataimUeUirlna Apply TONY'B MOBILE, Broad and me, IS Third Bt., Keyport Flagstone Patio > Maple Bt, Red Bank. LOW-COST loft lor lease. . Don't miss an opportunity like this. Seven-year old split levtl SALESPERSON — Stationery, art 1 (Ml- 74T-UW METER CALIBRATOR materials, olllce supplies. Full time DAILY REGISTER )EgTRABLll OFFICES With view of in tip top shape. Three large bedrooms,.formal dining room, position. .Six days a-week. No nights. » river available. Tulter Bias.. 103 AND REPAIR Experience' helpful but' not essential. mmt St, Rid Bank. 747-1440. eat-in kitchen, tiled batii, baseboard beating, attached garage, Sendlx Semi-conductor Division, Holm- Apply in perflon, 9 to 11 a.m. or 3 air conditioner included. Completely fenced lot. del, oilers excellent opportunity lor to 6 p.m., Telley't, IT Broad St., FAMILY AD UNCROFT — Large storage area to Red Bank. . J rent. AH or part 1 or 3 offices avail- experienced peraon In electric and able on premUW- »K?W VETSNODOVW • NON VETS $1,000 DOWN electronic meteri. Day shift position. 3 LINES - 5 DAYS Excellent starting salary and top bene- KETPORT — Two room olflce, Very fits SITUATIONS WANTED-Female FOR $9 j y $24,500 Apply Personnel Department MAID — Bleep In. Britten West In. JUST *" BENDIX tdian. Available In about four month). Available for Merchandise For Sal* UILDINO — Modem Interior. 1100 Sprawling Rancher Excellent references. Attorney., week- inly. Article must originate from a iq.^L Highlands buslnees secUon. Holmdel. N. J. 9J6-M00, ext SOIdays (212) 6338701; lojseholl and may not eiceed. a aale Reasonable, Lease avaUabie. 875-1614. Full Basement HEWAn CAequaRl DEALEopportunitR yrequire employes rfirst pries of 830.00 per article. )EJX — 2500 to 0,000 aq. ft One LADY wishes to care for newborn >rlce MUST be advertised Each ad- tory. To be .built on Norwood Ave. Walk to schools, buses and shopping. All city utilities. Three class MECHANIC. Only men capable baby or pre-echool child 3 mornings ditional line $1.00. -No copy changes el making $12,000 a year and over a week. Experienced. 741-6032 fentruy Building Co., 931-41090. seed apply. All benefit*. Apply to may be mado and no discounts] or twin' sized bedrooms, spacious living room with fireplace, BABYSITTING in my home. Experi- returns will be made If ad Is can- CINDER BLOCK BUILDING —40x Robert Mlnti, Service llanager, MS- celed before expiration. 70. Storage, garage or. light menu- modem kitchen with dining area, sparkling ceramic tiled i>ath, 6700. enced mother. Call lacturlna;. Reasonable, Bwy,,34, Colt* 747-1382 recreation room. Many extras. Low -interest mortgage can be ' ACCOUNTANT SEMI-SENIOR CFA Te Place Your Dally Register tfeck. MS-4733. firm seeking man with general ex- RELIABLE-WOMAN—Wishes to tail assumed. perience level of Semi-Senior. Com- care of cHUdreo In her home. Will FAMILY AD, CALL ... petitive salary offered pliuf a gener- toard them It desired. Call 747-260f>. HOUSES FOR PENT VETS NO DOWN NON VETS $1,800 DOWN ous program of fringe benefits. Call Grossman, Brown & Co. 774-4593. 741-6900 189 to 1350 Per" Month FINANCIAL THE BSRO AGENCY Daily 9-9' Saturday and Sunday 10-7 < MECHANICS 24-Hour Service can't-'hear you, Grandma! Can you torn up IS , ltlddletown BUddletown 671-1000 Valnteaance and. construction, ma- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR TBB PERFECT WEDDING 0TM0O0 chinery and buildings. MachlnliU. OOWN — Bridesmaid dreisei and all ITCDB SELECTION OF RENTALS - 1ULF SERVICE STATIONS FOR aceeasortes with Individual peraonal the volume?" mill-wrlghts. auto mechanics, elec- •ervlce. Call Virginia Klmball, Fr««- •uralshed and unfurnished. Immedl- tricians and over trades - Versatility .EASE - Modern 2-bay. good neigh- te occupancy. SAMUEL TXICBElt HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE desirable. Interviewee for all grade*. borhoods and transit trade. Paid lold. 463-7773. AGENCY, Oceanport Ave., Ocsanport Reliable, men who want permanent training One In Matawan and oce In 542-3500. year-round Jobi close to borne. Che»equake. Call days, HE 6-6861 IB YEAR PAINT . FOR SALE PETS AND LIVESTOCK AS NEW AS 1969 '. After 5 call 727-1M7. TWO AND THREE-BEDROOM HOMES 264-8000 guarantee on white aluminum combi- *Y>r rent or aale. 11X5,to nn a The Dov/stra Agency Lovely four-bedroom Colonial In arta SERVICE STATION — For lease, nation windows. Only 4 (or 139.99 IN- of fine homes. Large Hvtag room. ATCO CERAMICS CORP. downtown Red Bank. Major oil com- STALLED. GALE-VIN PET SHOP .nth. TflBj EmWAK OO, REAL- Family room with fireplace and pany. Excellent opportunity. 67S-0508 MONMOUTK BHOPPINO OTNTBR TOM, Belford., 7.7.650f7876500t. W.tf, lUans- \ Ea.it Front St., Red Bank bpamid ceilings UUra-niMarn klteh- HWY. 35, KEYPORT. N. J. PROWN'S 042-1271 WMWO. - 3»JUt. att-iioo. RESTAURANT — Blx acres; B00' on HAMMOND err. Dining area. 2-44 tiled baits'. Two- An equal opportunity employer Broad St. Red Bank 741-7900 SALD UNFURNJSHBD-Jan. 16th occupancy. car garage. Nice- treee ana view of state highway; apartment; good for OAS FIRED BOILER — 100,000 BTU 20% OFF ALL PUPPIES Immaoulate condition. Three bed- 741-8700 tie riverT (48,600. - WEN'S CLOTHING BALE8MAN ^" couple wanting extra. Income. 130,000 MANY PUPPIES AVAILABLE. . equipped. HAROLD LINDEMANN, Slightly used. Call rooms, den, fireplace in living room. Experienced. Permanent career op. EASY FINANCINa ARRANGED. Excellent area, small family, Year's HBO BANK INVESTMENT OPPOR- portunlty selling men's fine tailored Broker, Shrewsbury. 642-1103. ORGAN lease required, 1200 per month plus A NEW YEAR PRESENT clothing Must be willing and able to PUG PUPPY — AKC, pick of litter, v TAVERN — Hljh gross, Bayshore lo- utilities. V A, ARMSTRONG AGEN. TUNITT. Two family side by side Tour wUe would love this 1-year eld aerve our clientele ln a protcselonal male, 7 weeks. Call :Y, Realtors, B55 Prospect Ave., Lit- Colonial on large plot All rooms are manner. Apply In person, 9.30 to cation. Ample parking, $23,000 re- RENT A TV 671*2(70 quired. EDWIN S. STAJIK. 2U-O333. Color or black and white. Day. week house. Six roornj and bath elUier spacious Including Uie JS-foot den. noon Mr. Eastwlck, Natelson's J. v STUDIO There are four master'bedrooms, 2;H Krldel Broad and Front Bt' Or phone Evenlnga 871-OD74. or month. Low rates. BATSIICRE TV MOBtLE DOG OROOMINO 86 Church St., Keaniburg, 717-4400. WE COME TO YOU • SKI IN VERMONT ilde, room alze good. Top Income po- baths, full basement and doable .(V TU-530O for appointment OF ASBURY PARK rage, Many ex-trae Including dishwash- BYE'S PLACS RESTAURANT EDEN AOIUB 843-4O3S Tew horns. Heated. • Fireplace.. Bath, INSTRUCTION Open dally until 8. Sat. until Si3D lUal. Priced tmtaedlate sale, tZ4,00O. or, /attic Ian, gas grill and plenty of SALESMEN 9A Monmouui St.. . Red Bank ireft bedrooniB Close to Ktlllngton, storage space In the floored attic. Tne (Same side or street as diner, but COMB IN TODAY HORSEBACK RIDING 'Ico and others. 4(2-8388. attractive kitchen arrangement is a If you want money we can make It ART LESSONS — Morning Studio reit 500 (L) HOUSES AND APARTMENTS-For VBLV, ALMOST LIKE NEW, for you.•• Part-time tl«.O0a per year, FOR X FRED DEMONSTRATION Horses for rent t3.H0 an hour DUTCH rent furnished or.unfurnished. A.* KO- woman's delight All this fir only Classes - Beginners, advanced -, all Featuring All Home Cooking ACRES, IW Holland Rd., Mlddletown, 135.890. full time J20.000. Call Mr. Prank, oil- media, by Lonla Etuyvoulou. "Studio [With this ad) 1 eggs, potatoes, toast 5ICKY REAL ESTATE BROKER, RANCHER- IN OLDE HISTORIC OJ72. 21", 21 Broad SL. Red Bank. Call soffte 60c. BRAND NEW it, 85, Batontown. M2-222I. Xves. 'WANTED —Mature loter man to 7il-93o6 mornlnis. Every dlay a New Lunch Bpeclal TWO MAUD KITTENS — Biz weeks ind Holidays. Carl Peterson M2-2827. 8HRBWEBURT. 23V>* Uvlnt room, for- BACKDROP OF TOWERING assist superintendent Some knowl- HOMEMADE SOUP DAILY HAMMOND ORGAN old. Guaranteed tiounbroken. Call MEN — Rental to share. Prefer edge of painting, plumbing and gen- COMPUTER CAREERS Authorized factory special, llmltedttae 41-9327 after » p.m. age 25 to ,35. Small but sharp pad. dlnlnc room, kitchen, mud room, TREES eral maintenance, for garden apart- In business. Industry aod government only. Free leisons 4 muilo course. Sale - introductory • Saje PART. SOHNAUZER PUPS — Healthy) Batontown area* Call after '6 p m. ireo bedrooma, 1% baths, porch. Mellowed ranch 4n estate area. LuM ment. Salary *80 per week to start. • X wita ECPI training. Day aod iJfjretl'oM lemaJo., HO, .oittt 642-184O. f living room.' Three fireplace*. Z>en. Call T41-9110. ilnts. OaU KCPI at 542-Z900 or Clear Plastic Slipcovers oTlOWK -' Terrfilo family room. Two baths. Jal- TlsltEOFI, S65 Monmauth Park Hwy.t J-pleot nt tn.tt pis tSiti .to your FAIR HAVEN — Three bedrooms. Lew basement with outside entrance. misled porch, secluded nMlo Two'car SECURITY: GUARD — Full time po- West Long Branch. furniture.. 30 yean experience. Ouaran- $595 BRTITANT SPAOTEL AKC — Sluts. 200 plus all utilities. Yearly lease. garage Many eitraa. Asking loT.OOO. ettlon available with good salary and eed workmanship. Call Anytime. '40&V Beautiful nd and wbjte. six monlhs 842:5033. ally air eondlttonad, numldUler. fill fringe benefits. Must be able to WC9. old. Child allergic Sacrifice. S71-2549. work rotating eWfts. contact Parson- PR 5-9300 'OUR BBDROOMS — Three- buhl. Many «xtr»s, .toeludlnf sroresslonal RAY VAN HORN •ml Office, Rlverview Hospital. 741- CLASS OBEDZENC8 TRATOTNO — The Bay- Dining*, room, den, two fireplaces. KOW TIRES — Studded, Firestone 300 Main St , Asbury Parfc N. J. 27Q0, .Ext/225. lor an Interview. Begins January- 6 In 'AC, wbltewalls for Volkswagen, snore Companion Dog Club will bold 275. CROWELL AGENCY, 741%. Iandsoaplnc> A rare •pportunlty. »33,- ' " REALTORS o.eo-lD, used 200 miles, pair wlin LIVING ROOM BET — Leather, sola beginner classes in Red Bank start- "Bvenlnga 741-3850. MAINTENANCE 'WORK —' Men ing on Jan. 22nd. call 741-686S or 804 River Rd. - Fair Havfci wanted for full time-day or part- I.B.M. COMPUTER wheels, m. CHI «71-3633. and matching chair, Burns recliner, TWO-BEDROOM BUNGALOW — Un- three tables, two lamps. Excellent furnished. Available Feb 1. 129 Weat m. 747-4100 • time night work. Steady position with PROGRAMMING condition, g200. Call 74W717. major- company. Benefits. Call 229- UNPAINTED FURNITURE TOY POODLES — AKC. Excellent tostslde Avo., Red Bank. Call D42- IARB ALL BRICK RANCH. 27 Uvlnf 1414 for appointment. NORTHEAST REtTflANK LUMBER HAT — Mtied first aUaUa. baled, pedigree. Precious disposition. .Call 184 after 0 p.m. GRACIOUS RUMSONIAN room with floor to celllnc fireplace, COLUEQB STUDENTS - OppoxtU- Computer Institute Pearl and Wall. Red Bank. 741-5500 'bale, In the barn. A. 1LESR IHALL BUNGALOW — Three rooms FOUR BEDROOMS I2»,o(» nlty to earn considerable money work- FARM, Mlddletown. 671-007S. TWO PUPS. FREE to nice homes. Suitable for oca or two only. Call Enroll now in day or night classes. SINQEJt ZIO ZAO J87-2017. tbrea bedrooms, ons bath. Full baae- EINOHAM AVE. , Ing for Time Inc. call Richard Perl- Free placement aid. Approved for O.E. WASHER, DRYER — 1175 for Mixed fox terrier and poodle. Call Here's that older home for Isle money mutter, 8(2-5294, between 5 and 7 Late modeL Reposessed. Makes but- we-llis. . ""^ ; that you've been looking tor. Victo- veterans. tonholes, monograms, beau. Needs DO pair or (90 each. Call CM-4S91, 664- FIVB-ROOM HOUSE — Furnished or ient. Two-oar garaie. Newly dec- p:m. for Information. 92S. - • . unfurnished. Call after 4 pm. 787- rian grace and 20th Century eonfenl- M BROAD ST. RED BANE attachments. Full pries 1M cash or CON HOUND — Female, (our enccs are comblued as you enter Uit .JANITOR — Full or part-time. Ap- 747-4647 6.00 • per - anoatb.& Trade-Ins. accepted. moutia. Lmeable. LookUg: lor good 1672. ' orated. Vary convenient location, 124,' gracious center foyer, turn right to ply in person....Electm-ImpUSB*. Xalie- !R»OJT J)BPT: i- a84B6M SAWS SHARPENED liuoie. CaU 842-1470. \ DVBRST2ED two-bedroora ranch. Full tie stairs that lead te all four bed- ralorVrm Chestnut Sly Red Bank. Also sclsson, hatchets, knlvet, cut- SMALL BREBD black poppy fret to finished basement, one-car gaiaje. 1225 00. rooms > on the second floor, straight EARN man WAOESI TRAILEB LOAD ting edges In general. Bring them in. a good Home.' Call per monto. t ahead 1s a corapletelymodern kltdtftn Learn heavy equipment Earn 150,000 NEW FURNTTDRB BALE RED BANK LUMBER - •; .747-3864'. ..':•• featuring an Island sink a|id Service HELP WANTED-Male-Female yr. and more. No need to leave your SAMPLES ONLY — Walnut flnlsii max- TWO-BEDROOM ene-atory masonry The Dowstra Agency center. Turn lelt to ths oomfortabla present jab.*,while .training • on bull- resistant' four-drawer chest or single Pearl and Wall, Bed Bank, 141-5500. SMALL MIXED BRBBD MALE FOP. borne, (umished, 1150 per month. , living room and large dining room - yun. TIME OR PART-TIME — dozers, cranes, graders,1 etc.; at our dressers, 130. • Mirrors, glS. Double OARAOB SALB TO SETTLB BB- >Y. one permanent aboL <6. Call at- -with fireplace, other medern touches Walters and waitresses. Luncheons, VA approved and state licensed fidll- re»iers, t3J. olant triple dresaers, fit). TATE. Electric: Drill, heavy duty ter 8 p.m. 767'o2o3. PAUL P. BOVA. Realtor, «Tl-2544 I East Front St., Red Bank Include' m brlnd new tiled balht and dinners; or weekends. Over 21. Ap-tyj Train full or part Ume. Free Job Over 200 pieces to pick from. drill, sender, soldering gun, paint carpeting In every room but the 'ply In person1 or call tor interview. FOR FREE — Slx-week-old kittens, HIGHLANDS r- Three bedrooms, liv- guidance — budget terms, For Im- IRWIN'S FINE FURNITURE sprayer, tool grinder, grass'trimmer. weaned, housebroken, ~ healthy, ra; bar- ing rooni, dining room, kitchen, bath, kKclien. fil-1500. OLD UNION HOUSE. 11 mediate Information send name; ad- ?reeto Jlght. torch,-stapltog-gun,- hand rel of nm.-Call.-; 747-2214 t)r 741-4388. 741-8700 Wharf Ave.. Bed Bank... dress^and ~poone~ no. ' lor^Amerlcan -OTBDCT-FHKE-DBfclVBRl' laws, ptpa. and. automobile wrencnes taneme'nt. Reterences and security Just Listed —' Call Today 27 Monmoutfi Bt, Red Bank 747-0011 required. 1450. FINLAY AGENCY, Training Services, P.O. Box 1870, Sept (mil seta). Assorted,carpentry and Keallors, 872-O10O PAUL BRAGER NC. Camden, NX . COMPLETE HEATING SYSTEM — .masonry tools. 8-6 Tmirs., FM., Bat REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FACTORY WORK 'Burner, radiators, 270 tanK. 1230. Two «3 Batun Rd., Fair Haven. '741-6231. RUMSON — Two-bedroom cottage Realtor furnished. Half block to bus and 'T94 BroadBt., Bhrewsburr 747-ftta Move Up To The wheel utility trailer,. 6x10, enclosed OFF WHITE beautiful sheared beav- APARTMENTS steel deck; six ply tires and shocks. er coat, like new. Asking 1500. CaU res. Reasonable, 842-2084. MIDDLETOWN $328. Call after 8. 747-0418. . 842-2974. ••...-. • . TWO-ROOM . efficiency apartments. tatlng shifts. Starting »2.Stt per hour COMPUTER Tiled kitchen and bath. Winter rates, RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS plus shift .differential. OVERTIME. FIREPLACE WOOD RAiDWIN SPINET OROAN — Frlg- Leonardo Motel. 74 Hwy. 36. 391-9611 WANTED TO RENT BRAND NEW Excellent fringe benefits. Drive to GENERATION Idalre waablng machines Write Box our-bedroom. split level. Liv- Exit 120. Garden Stale Parkway, right , 264-0924 N-104, The Dally Register, Red Bank. RED BANK — Furnished three-roou YOUNO COUPLE—With one child EXECimvB — Here Is a home sure turn on Matawan Rd., left turn on IBM Keypunch OAB SPACE HEATERS — one hang' apartment oath, All utilities included. irlsh to rent house or apartment. 2 or ing room, dinmgroom, kitchen, to please- the most dlsorlmTnaunt. New Cllffwood Ave. to plant. Apply In 'per- IBM Computer Programming. Ing, two upright Commercial Press, DREXKL dining room table, mi Adult*. No Ptta. 747-5320. son at Personnel Office. IBM Office Automation . any, three leaves and pads. bedrooms, in the Haslet, Holmdel den, 1% baths. Completely re- Colonial on pretty 4 acre In neighbor- 166 West Front St,; Bed Bank. ™ Cocoa, browh brocade sofa, b jONQ BRANCH — -Modern bur ir Marlboro area. 254-8872. hood of other fine Domes.!Formal llv rooms and bnth with. two bedrooms Ing-dlnlng area, SO' paneled family NORTHEAST CIHNE8E RUOS—Two 8x13. Two 12x16. ick, J6O. 741-1163; IN1TORNIBHBP — Two-bedroom modeled. Carpeting Included room with raised hearth Four large MIDLAND GLASS CO. Extra fins oruntalt. By appointment until June 30m. Heat and water sup- tnt or two-bedroom bungalow; ANTIQUES — Pictures, frames, plled. Nq pets, 22H853. : bedrooms, 2!4 buhs, twjjcai' lar.g.. CLIFFWOOD" AVB. COMPUTER INSTITUTE Holmes, 823-0233. *gf brass beds, rockers, oil etove, mir- _arc& 1st. Bed Bank- Mlddletown Truly a beautiful home. |48iH0. CLIFFWOOD, N. 3. Enroll now In day or night classes. rors, chairs, TV, stereo, blinds, doors RED BANK'— Unfurttlsned, Cannon area only. Contact WELLB NURB- Asking $33,000 An Equal Opportunity Employer Free placement aid. Approved, lor 28X78, curtains. 281-9237. Point Village Garden Apartments, 239 RY, Nutiwarop Rd, Itlddletown. In MEN — WOMEN veterans. GUITARS-DRUMS-AMPS .arson, or call 741-0180 between 8 and STERLING THOMPSON AS8OC. Spring St, 3 room apartment avail- p.m. Call 842-5141 alter 6 p.m Days 842-1180 REALTOR Our firm needs U to start Immediate- MRS. ROBERTS able. AU electric. See manager. Apt OALLERY OF HOMES j ly No experience. We train. *U5- B aV •':••'•• Eves. 747-9583 (170 to start, cau J41-401B between YOU PAY Will bs pleated to show you the very HAVH an overffov of bone fide 45 w; River RtVRUllSON N. J. 2:30 and 4 p.m. latest In DECORATOR OR PLAIN EATONTOWN .-f'TCltttoo 'AVIti- take-l MMU-looklitf fCCPrtiro or four bed- WINDOW SHADES. Hundred! Ct 40t-view Qanle-is.' Large 1 bedroom: J allWro/Tut aoUon to naxe MALS FEMALE MERCHANDISE ena In stock to 72" -wide. apartments. Separate dining area. your Muse rented. THE BBRO AOBN. OF LIST PRICE —. Bt. » Mlddlstown. (m-1000. FOR SALE Color coordinated ' kHchen. Large DOLL HOUSE 'PRODUCTION WORKER PROWN'S closets. Air conditioned. H45, per Fireplace, two bedrooms, tsjage, base DON'T HESITATEIII ALL INVENTORY S3 Broad Bt Red Bank 741-7500 month. 642-4572. See apartment 88A. meat, Good Fair Haven location (19,' TYPEWRITERS, ADDING maotlnes. FURNISHED BOOMS "0. ST. JAMES PARISH ; - S shift operation, six days per week. All makes new or uied. Ouaranteed. BLI^CTRIC STOVB -r Thres . ^eara RED BANK —. New luxury apartment Newly listed four-bedroom home (mas- Low as $25. Berplco't 101 Monnunth OBBON — FENDER — AMPEQ old. Two ovens. Excellent conmUon.- bouse on the river, one bedroom or LAROB ROOM - With bath, private ter bedroom 1ANCT — Three-bedroom, ZUale "as la", Best ollei and sennauzer puppies. 671-662L Strikingly decorated living room. Din- Realtors * 741^83} Call 566 0K« or, after e, 842-441' Ing area. Plus bedroom with twin 4 parker Ays., Llttlo silver beds. Large walk In duets. Large Member Two M. L. Services INSTANT CREDIT private patio. Available Jan. 15 for Bves. and Bun. call >71-8M0. TAKE A PUPPY HOME only 1250 per month on two year leaae. WE HOPE YOUR WITH YOU NOW Call resident manager. River and Burf TO1IS RXVSR -~ Nice room BI-lev«L K-9 CLUB Club Apts., 222-8308. Bve yean old. Excellent condition, CHRISTMAS SPECIAL convenient to abopplng, ohurobea and CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY OLD BNQLIBH SHEEP DOOS FURNISHED — Three rooms, mod schools. .Four bsarooms, Itt baths, Poodles, all colors Alasklan Mala- em, overlooking Bay. Utilities. On apaolbw living room, formal dlntoi mutes, Tiny Toy Boaton Terriers, tral air conditioning. Security. Aval roomT eat-In eanltea kitchen wlw.aU A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI Welmaraners, Wire Fox Terriers,.Scot- aMe Feb. 1st (125 per month. Ca appliances, walTli-wall carpeting, ele- HOLIDAYS HAVE BEEN Uci. West IlliUland Whites, Puis, vated sun deok. Lower level - spacious I>aachund8, • Basaets, Pomeranians, mahogany paneled room' with huge Mini 8chnauiers, Cocker spaniels, .. «JIIT STUDIO APARTMENT — brick fireplace, laundry mom. garage. Irlah Setters, Samoyedes, Fahuloua Umurnlihed Reasonable Many extras! No AOENTS Call for areat Danes. Magnificent Afghans. 9SS-3104 - 8M-8J48. appointment after 8 p.m; >il-9*19. ' Adding Machines-Typewriters Moving & Storage Pearl and Bead Restrlnglng Siberian Huaxtes,. cairn Terriers, chi- UNFURNIBinD — Brand new three- MERRY and BRIGHT, huahuas. Border Collies, Boxers. bedroom apartment with ceramic tile TWO-STORY * HOUSE — ' AH large ADDINO MAOIIINKB — Typewriters MOVIKQ-AUL POINTS UBA . FltKB LIFE TIME 1NBURANCB bath. Lovely Hollywood kitchen In- rooms. Living room, dining room and sold, rented, repalrfld. Berplco's 101 ExiK'Hy on braided nylon. ll.M a iltohen.TSill ceramic tiled bath plus Direct Service strand. Sterling elasps from Too. POLICIES AND HEALTH cluding dishwasher, Kparate dining • •-*- all with walk.In clot- Monmauth St., Red Bank, 747-0483. Fla.-Oall(. BpeclallsU REUSStLLEB', So Broad at., Rtd GUARANTEED ON ALL PUrFIBB room, oak floors, king site living •our Diaruum), , •" wa«» **•»»••«* CHMh Bant. Lowest Prices, Highest Quality room,' basement. Convenient Bprtn etik Vtry nice porch. Bxcellant loca- Diamond! Bought or Rcstylcd For your convenience, open weekdays, SI location. Available Immediately. tion. 6 minute walk to center of town 1200. MEI8TIUOH AGENCY, 741-MW and school. OIHIred steam hut. AND NOW IF YOU'RE Photography B ts 9, Sat and 6ua to 6 p.m. Well under HftOOtt.. Call 4O:»0W. 'Let us buy the diamonds you don't ' , '747-3B34. . RED BANK — Thro-rooms fur- wear or 1st us restyle uitrn tor you NGEL nlshed, for adults. I8J a month, heat UNION BBAO1I - 330 Broadway. psrsonally. Reulilllee'. 38 Broad 8t THOROUailBRDD POODLES — llx rooml. thrts bsarooms. 116,100, WBCDINOS - Portraits, Theatrical. JJINIATURE8. ISO. Call IU-J474 af- nnti utilities extra. 747-1U7. 114.800 mortgege a»sllsb|t. M4-UM MOVBttStam Advertising. FILM ART PRODUC- ter 5 p.m. Draperies TIONS, Fair Haven 741-4744. KBANSBURO — Four rooms unfur- O a-m. to l:>0 pm. -i LOOKJNG FORWARD TO BQUIRRSL MONKEY — Blx months nished. Call alter 6. all dty Sat, son. Odd Jobs old. New oags, Call AilulU preferred. 787-22S3. Upholstering, diaptrlos, slipcovers. Plumbing and Heating 081.7087 APARTMENTS OOLPBN TOUOll , DECORATORS,' LIGHT HAUUNO—Cellars, garagta HIOIILANDS — Three .rooms end 117 Broad, tied Bank. 747-0651. oleaned up. Have trtiok. Free esti- AKC Standard Poodle Champion blood bath furnished. t70 plus utilities. FIN- BUYING A NEW HOME mates. 741-2149 after 3 p.m. PLUMBING - Heating and bathroom lines — Champagne — Male II years LAY AUENcr, Realtors, waOlOO Electrical Contractors remodeling. eld J23.0O. 787-I5U. STUDIO. FURNISHED. Private en- 65 MIN. FROM NYC! Painting and Decorating CORRIGAN'S AKQ COCKER BPAOTBL FUPPrBB— trance, (arage. Beautifully located. 0. * O. ELECTRIC - New wiring, Utilities, supplied. 221-5101. 10-Story Apartm«n»i nwlrlag--'-1.. Electric.heat.Electric.heat. , —No lo' •b • too UT Oakland St., Red Bank T4I-J7M Nine weeka oil, one male, two fe- CALL A REALTOR CARL B. JONES - , Ptlntlm and male*. Paper trained. Phone HMtHr GROUND LBVBL apartment. - with Mtrint Ntxt Doorl small. 7rii-sotn( . 74iv7oa. or B49-M10. wallpaparlng.. Fully Insured. For free Roofing, Siding ft Iruulttlon btdnoma. Near Wddbtown railroad. Eolertalnment eillrhatos, call JJ0-3B38. aoROBOUS - IB month old BL Ber- JIJ5 per month lnoludea utilities. STUDIO A I BEDRQOM n»nl. Obedience trained. Shown twtc«. PAUL P. BOVA. Realtor, «71-2544- from $150 PA1NTINO — Interior. exterlH, O en- OUCN CO. INC. itoolinc, aiding » mo to loving family. «l»-rai. Tlokdl available tor lateat Broad- oral repairs. Free eatlmates. Reason* Insulation Installed and guarantatd RSD BANK — Burnished living room, including utilities, ontrol «lr cond). way shows and Major Sports events. able rates. Call 563-1350 for 10 jeara T7S0705. 3S1-M40. FEMALE IRIBH SETTER PUPPY- bedroom, kitchen, ba«- Utllltlet. tlonlnj. htol, pirlilM, swim peel. 171 Monmoutn St., Red Bum. Four months old. AKC registers^. All AnUlls. No pets, (105 mo. 141-1404. MM Meavtam I) boths) end * WHO SELLS REOBANKAJRCA nn CONTOAOTOH — riiniim, in- B1DINO - AlicA Drnwnt Tadlat and shots. EJCell.nl pedlgiee. Wl-0038. bedraem I>V> botna), Central Contractor* tirlor.and exterior. Free estimates. Alcoa. Wothc guaranteed. ReasonahK rs«.. Call 7B7-M14. COMMEWCAL RENTALS OMHMBNTilX - Addition!, paneling, PROWN'S Rsaaonanle HIGHLANDIA slept. iM«w«lk«. PMIDI, odd jotis, • HOBBFlT B. FARWBLl, WAREHOUSa »TOMA(JB iPACB - Rtanonabla ratea IU43». JU 233J. Painting A Decorating « Broad It. Rtd Bank • 741-7800 TBraiEs"*- ApproxlmateJy 1300 sra. ft Call , 10 OCEAN BOULEVARD J, PALLADINO * ION* - Oontrao- For Fres Bftlraatea Call diJ-J BBLFORD ROOFINO * SIDrNQ 00. AKC-Sllver, aptlcot and cream. lltalUur, lors. rules, additions, walks, etc. New roofs and repairs, aluminum outgoing disposition. Mud service In TWO-ROOK omen BUITE — itwy. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS We specialise In plumbing and haat* PAIHTIKO —Interior, exttrlor, RoV- aiding, wlnlirvB, doors, awnltga, gut- most oolora. Grooming. Cell' SU-TOXi. SS, U ahrewsbunr. Ptn.lsd. axoellea Can (101) WW f Wrt MULTIPLE LI8TINO8 Ing o< all kinds. 40 llanson PI., srtOlard.M Kemp Ave., Fair llivea, ters, iHdera, shotUrs. Belford. H,». FRED TO OOOD BOMB - renal* paitlog. All ulllltIM Included. (IN taM l/lttl. gllvsf. 848-81H or »lt». 7<7-S17l TmuttiJ. frte estlnuUl. II7-15J* u year guaraaWe. puppy. Houiebroktn. Call r month, PAUL B1UO4R, Raaltw, WM, threujh »un. U te *, KI Broad It, ihwwiKury, t4t-0»rL mma Musis FOB SALE H«JS»»0E8ALE —' USGAL NOTICE: — — LEGAL NOTICE m'DAJLY.RE&lSJTB, Fjid«y, JuauxyZ, MOTfCK RUMSON REDDEN AGENCY RUMSON,- Choice, convenient MomraintM ootirrr Nine-bedroom home on city locale. Spacious ranch. Living wnaoeATS-s coiiar sewer line. Walk to school and room has a raised hearth fire- ottgh 741-9100 Bsn*n X riCvssyis ?»&» *eacn. On bus line. Great house place. Formal dining room, Hall. 101 Mate ttreet. Bradley OWB, PECEAEED Ci for the reaw ol siona IBS, for large family. Good condi- electric kitchen, den. Four bed- Pursuant to the" order ot DONALD Realtors-Insurers CUfflUNdHAM, Surrogate of them and 1607 Boardwalk. Toe leases tion. rooms, three baths. Full base- nU tA Menmuuth. U)ta it 7 rn&Tt^,, ahali be effecUve from the date ol Member or sad Bank m ttu apptteatlon or the vndenlanted, the sgnlnis ot at leue and will ex- ment. Hot air oil heat. Attached Ura October il, vm. Bids npat be - $40,000 Mltll Luting John S. HatteranioAdnunhtratef Witt on the standard propossl forms pro- • \ oversized two-car garage. Will'- annexed ol Uw nun ot.the vided by the borinum. For Informa- NEED MORE ROOM? Sprawl aald Kathuine J. Dowd. deceased, tion, specifications, etc. apply to RUMSON Large jf*mal plot. "560.000. notice't> iMtreby. giteuto tha credi* George H. Uoflstt, Borough Clark. ing' four-bedroom ranch lor ex> Lr^ ot tald A«ce%acd to ^naant te RIVER VIEW RUMSON - Interesting Coloni- tke laid Administrator vlth Will an- Jan; 3. 1 • roo panding family. 28' living room- nexed Uittr clalrni lindtr oatb wltbln Over an acre. 5-year old Coloni- al'in rustic area. Living room, lx nontha Itom thla data. NOTICE al. Den, large modern kitchen dining room combination. New- dining room, den with fireplace, Dated: IXMmber 16, IKt MONMoum oomrrr ly remodeled kitchen. Family JOHN R. HAIXBRAM, ' BL'BIIOOATE-S COURT With diningarea. Beautiful awn- electric kitchen, Joutbedroonis, 'IS Bi& Road , room. Two Mhs. Treed one KoHoe to CredUfen I* rnaaat inged patio. two baths. Full basement Hot KSm»itNew6,JerBe3rJ . - tSTAT^ haU acre plot $26,500, Admtnlatralor with Will uaeied DECEASED. $69,500 air gas heat. Detached two-car !«ur«, plprtaio. ajpnlasi> Pursuant to the order of DONALD garage, Large-Jot. $41,900. J. CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of the RUMSON RANCHER - Large ISO «Ute HliJiway «JJ, County of Uonmouth, thla day made, ELLEN S. " RUMSON -* Vicinity of Ocean. MUilttown. N. J. on the application ot the undersigned. three-bedroom borne on VA 1 Attorrteya . .' * NstaUe R. Syticb. Sola XxscutrTa. of Dwelling — living room, dining Me20, p. Jan. 3. 10 WOO acres. Center hall. Larget living the eetate ot the aald William room, kitchen, four, bednjoms, r. Lynch deceased, notice la hereby HAZELTON room with fireplace, modern liven to the creditors of aald de- IK baths, full basement Hot ! NOTICE ceaatir to present to the aald sole Realtor kitchen, dining tqom, large pan- KBTATE OF -WILLIAU F. BART BMCulrtx thete clauni under oath water oil heat. One-car garage. West Biver Road Rumson eled den, two baths, screened within alx rnontha from this date. Corner lot. $24,000. , F ACfxitniT, AS© DIRECTIONS Dated: December fttli, IMS 842-3200 porch. Air conditioned, River FOB DlSTBlBIJ'no.N. NATALIE! R. LYNCH Beacon Hill Road rights. «9,4W. Notice Is hereby given tha the iccounts of • the subscriber. Execu- Leonardo, New Jersey MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE DENNIS K. BYRNE trix ot the> estate ot sa.14 Deceiael Sole Kucutxlx IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - will be audited and stated by theDec IX U. 17. Jan. 3 - R3.C0 REALTOR -INSUItOR Surrogate of the County of HoMrn - Four-bedroom home in lovely mouth ana reported for settlers BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 8 West River Road Rumson to The llonmouth County Court, menP.t- NOTICK River Oaks. Center hall. Living Phone 842-1150 bate Division, on Friday. thtt 241h MONMOUTH COUNTY room with fireplace, dining ly of JANUARY A.D., 1B69. at 9:30 81RKO<1MK'8 t'OtHT OOltS TO MAHLBORO'ooUNTRTr TOWN HOUSE MEMBER MULTIPLE clock am., at the County Court NoUra te Cr»dllors te I'mell room, large kitchen, paneled House, Monument and Court Streets, Planning Project Lovely old Colonial town house. Three , LISTING £S»lm» Anunt Katsttei big bedrooms, 1)4 baths, living-room, den. Two baths. .Screened freehold, New Jeraey, at which time ESTATE OF JOHN C1YKA UW FIRM PARTNERS-William G. B.ul.r, Lft, and HORSE FARM Development with fireplace, formal- dlnlhg room, Application will be made lor the »!• Pursuant to the ortler ot DONALD 'Parcels 6 acres and up large kitchen with wintry, Stairs to porch. $40,000. owance of commissions and Counsel J. CUNNINGHAM, surrogate of the Contact: full atorage attic. French doors to' ATLANTIC HIOHLANnS — Flve-I)«<(, (eea. end Direction* Joe Distribution, County of Uonmouto, this d»y m«d«, Thoodor* D. Partont Jr. h«v« baeom* psrfntrt In th» VTHB MARLBORO REALTOR" open porch. Three-car garage. 'Lovely room, nevil; decorated nome ready tor Beted. December Uth AD. im, ,«n He application of the undersigned, shrubs ud trees. Now hear thla — BEST BUY m OAK HILL! Im- quick occupancy. Excellent location for LAVnO* BSTTS HARTUAN, Hsruy Monuka, the Sole Executor ol law firm of Parsons', Caniona, Blair and Warrsn of only J23.800. McALISTKR AOENCT. achoola, transportation, atorei and rec- Oak View Nursing Home, the ealate or the sail John Clyks EDNA M. NETTER Realtor, 109 E. Klvex lid., Rumaon. maculate three-bedroom ranch reation. No down to qualified vets. dscetsed, noUca Is hereby given to Red Bank. Thara aro now 12 mambars of th* partntr* p«l£bU«l Ha. Marlboro 813-1894. lU.soo. Dlddlee-ei county. New Jerasy, the creditors of said deceased to on nicely landscaped plot. Foy EXECUTRIX. e82-41»l Eves. S36-91I9 present to the eald Executor their ship. , / (Raaii»ar Staff Photo) er,'living room with fireplace, UTOBUSTOWN — Older home invrtb lleasrs. Jacobson ft Whiter, clalraa under oatb within six months eeelng. Four bedroomi, llvlni room, Counsellors at Law, from this dite. BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE dining room, kitchen with dish- full dnuag room. lara« family kitchen, Sli smith •Street. . Dated: December BUi. IMS two-oar laraie, landMped lot 130,500. Perth, Aroboy. H. J. HENR-PMONCZKA • washer, paneled den, 114 baths, See. 3D, JT. Jan. X 10 Wt.M R-D. «l screened porch. Priced to sell HAZU5T — Pour-bedroom Cape with Lebanon, New Jerasy full b&aement and overalzed eai&Ee. Executor at436,500.- Mortgage .may be uiumed for approxl- HOUSES FOR SALfe Plllsnury, lurnnclo, nui.oll Become Red Bank mitely *5,aoo. A>Mn( JJ2.000, ft Carton RUMSON-DUTCH COLONIAL! $29,500 tl 1st Avenue Rt. 35,301 Maple Ave. Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Nswjy offered, totally remodeled — affordi 4 EDWINS, STARK Attornsya Corner Bergen PL Realtor - Imuror Deo. 13. -a, ST. Jan. s »!?.IPO bsdtoomi, I '/i bathi, full basement. Fireplace In START THE Law Firm Partners dining room. Two porchol. Won't lait at thli RED BANK 13J5 Hwr. St. Hallet Blua and VThlte Bui Terminal Bldg. NEW YEAR RIGHT ZM-0333 NOTtrr RED BANK — Theodore D. son Lav? Review and after Evenings ind Sundays Eronlnja 671-0874 MONMOVTH GOVNTT Xn t^bia cha-rmltit. lhraa«btd» BUKROOATE'8 COURT Parsons Jr. and WiUtam.G, passing the bar, he served a room Colonial ranch In Fair NOUM M (Jndlten to Troseol MAGNIFICENT WATERFRONT! H5.00O . 741-9204 Haven. Living room, with (Talms Ageiaaa Kstata .Bassler have becomo part- judicial clerkship with Justice ATUNTIC HIGHLANDS flreptact, modern kitchen E8TATU or HB1JDN BllAHADnA. C. Thomas Sehettlno of UN Sracloui 7 badroomi colonial offeri great charm Beatttltul hillside ranch. Three bed' with paneled breakfaat nook. ners of the law firm of Par- rooma. Two batha. • Full basement. Enclosed braeuway. Beaut). Pursuant to the order at DONALD New Jersey Supreme Court. plui exciting wetsrview. Flireplice in living room COLONIAL CONFECTION Oame room; 90x15. nreplsee in llflng tul «««a »n4 grounds. In- ]. CUNNINilHAV. surrogate of the sons, CatiMna, Blair and War. Perfectly designea. Aa you en- room. Twu-oar ajUached Karue. Re- ground pooL River rights. County of Monmoulh, this day made, Mr. Parsons Is a member 15x44. Coxy Florida Room. Also thi garage hai ter center ball and -glance Crlaeratar. Waaher and dryer. waJl-ta- JM.O00. . . ..•-: - on the application of the underatgnsd, ten, 18 Wallace St. 2 roomi and full bath. Now li the time to buy straight ahead, your eyes aro wall carpet. Oreenhouse (or raising Joseph snarabba, the Sole Executor of the Monmouth County, New greeted by a charming brick nowen. city newer and -niter. Very ol the estata ot the aald Helen Sha Mr. Parsons was admitted thli end ' fireplace In the 18x12' family large lot. »37,KO. rabba deceased, notice la hereby glv Jersey State and American . room. Livings room and dining en to the credltora ol aald deceased to the bar In 1861. He attend- room are both lormally locat- A. FRED MAFFEO tn present to the silrt Executor their Bar Associations and Is a claims under oath within elx months, ed Princeton University and ed. Kitchen and dining area. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS REALTOR "ire enbrfMfoClThefe's a-nrud- Three-bedroom Catie Cod, Steam boat from.this date,. graduated from Dickinson member of the American room, (4-bath. Inundry and util- FuU basement. Fireplace In, living 69 River Rd. Fair Havon Dated: December 13th, 100 ity room. Four bedrooms; ,two School of Law in 1961. Ho Trial Lawyers Association. room* Oak floors. Close to school and 741-9333 JOSEPH SHAIUBOA Guincv ' ' beautiful bithrooms. Real clos- church. City sewer and w»t«. Atklng ^30 Bruce Road was a member ol tho Dlckltv et apace. Almost one acre. Mlddlttown, New Jsrsoy He Is first vice president ol Priced to aell at 13T.80O. Fleam Executor ' call HEHITAOE AOENCV. BfoOK AGENCY Arnone -eVBager-—•- • tia Children's Psychiatric Marie A. HoOen, Realtor, 38 ANNB B. MARTIN, BesJtor 141 Bcoad Street LEGAL NOtiCB ' RL 3). Matawan: itttstr Bank Building, AUantlo Blihlanili Red Dank, New Jerier Center and Is a member of Ihe 201-1717 "• LOTS AND ACREAGE , Attorneyi RED BANK CONVENIENCES Pee. 80. n, Jan, S, 10 MT.fjO NOTtCR Of ANNUAL MKKtlNO Sea Bright Uwo Ttnnli Club 500 HWY. 3£ 872.0001 HIGHLANDS FROM OKB LOT TO 100 ACRES - The annual meeting of me mem. WITH MODERN TOUCHES RUMSON IIQier oommereUl or residential. Oall bare of the Twin Bore Federal lav. andthVvSea Bright Beach Near all echooia. on treed lot Tn Ings and Loan Asaocltllon ot Raton, Now open 7 days a week 'til S P.M. Thli compact split, level home wit* UULJ.ANEV REALTY. STI-iltl.; NjvncB three bedrooms, 114 batta living room, etory home In excellent, condition. town. New Jersey, will oa held at Club. He Is married to tha Four bedroom!,..1? a>;eV w oxtoc*V, ri~.su., , Mr. Bassler was admitted FOR... REAL..(. QUALITY •RUSSELL M. BORIJS room. REDUCED to IMTSOO. See It County ol ilonmouth, this ttay mane, end the hour tor transaction ol sit today. on the application of Ills undersigned, other builniu wilt be (iM o'clock, to the bar In 1964. He gradu- REALTORS tOT ON NAVESINK RIVER Maria Harris, Sole Eiaculrlx ol lhaP.M. . JOSEPH G. McCUE INC. over S00" frontage. t% awes, wooded estate of the said. James Edmonds, ated from.Fordham Univer- too River Rd. Fair Hive above tldiwater. Kt.OXM. diceased, notice la hereby given to ANNA C. IHAW 74T-4532 . REALTOR tta creditors ot aald dscsaseo to pro- * setreUry-Tteaaurer sity In 1W0 with a bachelor SNYDER AGENCY, Realtor, etnt to VM aald Bole Executrix their Jan. t, 10 *»no o! arts degree. He graduated RUMSON SCHOOL 30 Ridge Ad., Rumson 842-0414 871-2590 or eves, 891-0120 clslmi under oath within alx months Large two-atory remodeled oolonla Member Multiple Listing COLTS KECK—Building lota. Choose tram. thU. dale. ... .-..,.-. ., ... . NOTICIi OF? VARM^in from Georgetown University wlta-flve bedrooms and 2U baths up your own builder. All high and dry, Dated: December SI, IMS NOTICE la.hereby given that the School of Law. While at Living room, formal dining room, I&rgi aome wooded. Priced-from W.OOO. MAIUB HARRIS, Mayor and Council of the norouan of kitchen and hall .a. bath down, Largi SPARKLING NEW ILLMIN8EE AOENCY, Realtor, Rt HIT Wheeler Avenue, fair Kaisn at Ite contlnmd regular Georgetown he served on the gameroom. with fireplace. Full baw1 Bronx. New York. meeUni on Uudey. IHcimbsT 3d, ment Low coit oil neat. Plua^doctor RID BANK COLONIAL M cous N«cV. tmani Vela Iieculrlx. IMS, granted usa variances tram the Georgetown Uw Journal, He office on first floor *~ vacant — wit Three large bedrooma and 3H batha. COLTS NECK - 13 beautiful acres, Messrs. Arnono * 7,aiir, Zoning Ordinance of the Borough of •lz rooms and lavatory. Would b Laundry off glamorous kitchen. Spa- brook, only B.800 per acre, OTTO 2IS Broad Btr«,t. Fair Raven unto The first Hfrcneata is a member of the legal fra- Ideal for mother-tn-l&w apartment wit cious living room and formal dining AOKNCY, Reallora, 431O90O or MJ. Red Hank. U. 1. National Bank, Astwrr park. Hiu separate entrance This listing room. -A-13x32 e&meroom and ttvo 6285. Evenings 462211s. Attorneys n von fletirvn Nnd Camlln* S. von ternity. Phi Delta Phi, After £ar garage. All thla convenience and me a. lan. a, w, it ut 00 rjehr**, tlurtott T. Ooremus. and otn< con>IortT«»n»lbl»-i>rlt6o?'n »n,W0. Out COLTS NBCK — 1 to S'4 acre bultd era for the conilracllon ef a bank passage ot tinba r be tewed tor an appointment.' •': Ing sites from U.D0O. Low U»s. J. River Rd., •Bun t>. HOCIIB AOKKCY, Realtor, llwy, and me operation of a banking bum. a Judicial clerkship wl|h RUSSELL M. BORUS 31, ColU Neck. 4«3«41. ness on lands lying en the southerly COITSNECK ENGLISH TUDOR aide of Itlver Itosd end lha westerly Judge Hark A. Sullivan Jr. IIONMOlmi COIINTV aide of smlDt street to eeld Berwgn Old« Shrewsbury, formal dining room, REALTORS lURBOnATK' OtT nl fair Haven, said lands also being of the New Jersey Superior kitchen with breakfast room, den, «00 River Rd. Fair Haven COMMERCIAL PROPERTt NeU» lo Cfetuien to rmeel lots I. • anil 10, tUDr* a. m Ihe three-bedrooms, lu baths. Attache* Claims Against EatMa Court, Appellate Division, two-car garage., Call today tCT.POO. Official Tax lisp of'Ihe tioraugB ef lflDDLBTOWN TWP. — commercial Felr Haven, He Is a member ol the Mon- RUMSON properly along Uwy.SS or M. From ; Pursuant to tha order ot DONALD Detail! txcamher 31, ltd mouth County, New Jersey ' ' 747-3500 DUTCH COLONIAL" T5' to 10 acres aWLLANIX IUDAL- J, CUNMNqltAM. Surrogste of Ihe nonEMUS, HIIMUDLL, Beautiful four-bedroom Butch; with TV en'-eltl. County ot UonmouUt, thla say made, . rASANO » NIUOHIA State and American Bar As- ROLSTON WATERBURY new lu battu, center hall, living room cm the explication of the undersigned. AttorMre for Appatlanla with fireplace, dining room, modern- Florence Corlrlaht, the Sole Bascu> ..&,*. WiLUAU U IIIISSHX. JH. sociations, He Is also a mem- Realtor - Inauror ized kitchen. Completely remodelrx REAL ESTATE WArVTED trl> ol the estata of the esld Borlha . A ««mber ef the Firm ber of the Bed Bank Kiwanls 18 W. Front St. Red Bank 0771 and In excellent condition. Full base- Walter deceased, notice le hereby Ian, J WM ment. Completely pointed1 Inside end given to ths creditors of aatd (to* Club, Monmouth Boat Club IMMEDIATE POSSESSION out Completely carpeted. Low taxes. AHENTION—COLTS NECK 'ceased lo present to Ihe eatd SUCH. Llncroft. Three bedrooms, l1^ baths, Hurry to see thla! 129.500 JI0ALI8TKI We h&ve ready quaMltel bUYtr*. ao Mx their claims • under oath within Nnncis , and the Shrewsbury Power country kitchen, den, mud room, AOBNOV, Realtor. 100 E. River Rd., or fist efficient service, call J. D, all months from thla dale. MANMOtTM COHNTV tOCllB. Realtor, Rt. 31, Colts Neck. MiNHlHMTKM i:iHM Squadron. He Is married to F.H.A. • V.A. - (o qualllled buyer. nunuon. 812-HM, " Daud: December tth, ion NellMiNHMTK-n le CretlteMn ti:HMe Press*T ! OltOWELL AOENCY, T« W. Front St., il2-37U. Uembar uultlple listing Ser- PLOltKNCB COIlTIUallT Red Bank, H1-1O30, Evening! 741-3W8. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP vice. • (Ulms Aiatatl Kalate the former Eileen Schilling. Jit Roberts Rosd ESTATK OK IIAAOLO A. Ulll- They have two children ana GOVERNMENT OWNED NEED VACANT LAND Toms Itlver. K., J. BIM nrCBMED " v Thoroughly reconditioned lovely hom Sole Eaecutrli ' ' rurauant lo tha order of DONALD reside In Locust.. HOUSES FOR SALE In choree location. fH.OOO with 1150 •mall lot or large tracu. Call MVL< William 0. Wort. Beg,. J. CIINNINatlAH. Sttinogsle Of Ihe r\IDEi"'Tir"MvlC., approximately two mtei w«l from th« Cells down. Balanci 30 rean at M3J pet JLNKV HBALTlf. Hl-olll. H CKurch Slrsel Cotutly of Monmoulri. this day made, the other members of the UIKCL* I IVIN3. Neck Inn on Rt. 537-turn en Montrou Rd. ond month pars all. UROENTLT NIBDED — Two and Keemburf, N, J. on tha spiillrsllon of the undersigned, wotcn for atgn and model, three-bedroom homes lllddlttown. Hat- Attorney Illchsrd It. rVfmsru. IM Sole Bantu- partnership are Theodore 0. BEACH AGENCY, Rsaltor et vlttnuy. We have buvara waltiot nee IX ». V. Jan. * 121,00 tar of the eitate ol the Ml* Heiotd TOWER HILL M , THE KIBWAH CO. in-MOO. A, Illnltln dscaasM. notice la here- Parsons, Edmund J. Caniom, 2?J^t2?J^t' M MMlddletown, N. J. by Siven to. the emlllore el eatd de- William n. Blair Jr., John M8MS8 open f daye WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST nirncr. ceased ta prtitnt to tha ssM Bie»i' HOMES Eves: U1<7« tor ihslr clslma umlir ostn »llhln Warren Jr., Bocco Ravai- J. D. ROCHE AGENCY Paymenta approximate " YOUR HOME . MONHOUTU HOVNTV ala months from thla data; .,- COLTS NECK OuilUled buyeri «l BRIIIM 7ICM ( 01 RT Dated: December atlb, IM chlcre, John C. Glvetu, Jo- HIOIILAND8 — Rare find iiTm Call Mar «nJ ilvajlelalli and eUn . Nelke te rrMtlere le rrtseM ItKTMAftll N A Dlstlnoulahed Community of Besch beauty. Three bedrooms, living price. BTER1.INO T1I011PBOM A »8- (itsiaa Aasimi Eaute # flraslev Court seph T. Grause, Frederick t, REALTOR 1 Acre Lota. Custom Built room, dining room, kitchtn. bath, base ;OC. SOO ESTATE OF CLAUOB T. LEA' Nsw Ummeulk, U. I. Colonial! In the Executive Manor. ment, central heat-plus four-room win- MAN, DECEASED Lombard, Thomas J. Smith ter nome which rents tor »!» a month LIST WITH CONFIDENCE Pursuant to th. order of DONALD Ksseuter For the best in Colts Neck PHALANX ROAD, and a small summer bungalow for Our" It profcnlmil aalesseopte ax J. CUNNINUilAU. Surrogate ol IhtMlchsrii It e-liwertl, tm, Jr. and Theodore J. La- OFF NEWMAN SPRING ROAD additional Income, situated on ttt own ready and aible to market your ;ns- Cotinlr ol Monmouth, ihle day made, 109 U'maritvllla Road brecque Jr. H1SHWAY 34 CALL 442-2741 " COITS'NECK (AT UNCROFT INN). private beach — thla can't last arty successfully. on ths appllrstlon ol th* tmiitrmgn*'], Batfoid, Niw Jersey 747-1751 374-54M Trade-Ins — Elcllantes O, Arthur teaman, the Sole Exeru- '. Atlnmey tlembtr Multiple Listing lervlcea lor of us eslats of the aald Claude Jan. a. 18, IT, M FINLAY AGENCY WALKER * WALKDR, Resltort ¥. Lesman' decesaed, notice Is hare' 9 Bhrewibury Ifolmsa by gl»sn to the crtdltora of said Js Noncit T«1«U __^ ^071ail ceases to proaent to Ibe estd Ex- MONHOfn COUNT* Taxpayers ecutor their ctalma urulir oath within ^MTINOI NEEDED - Ruyers Wilt alx months froin this dale Ml MHOUATlt-aj IOIHT BIG FAMILY? Inf. Two multiple listing sirvlcee. PaUil: Dertmber 4th, V»$ Na4in le CrealNen le rrneeM CACAUABSU A AaENCY TNC a. ARTIIUJt LBAMAN rialaw AaataMl Betate Rumaon Victorian. Nina bedrooms, J% ItesltorItlt a HumHum ra Urosd Direst KsTTATK or VWaiNIA LAU/ttNO Unit Raps batha, two fireplaces. Near river am 4 Parker Avs Uttle Kllve •hrewstmry. New Jersey Ilyt-UN. IIBX'BASEO ocean. Porches. 140,000. •un.. Evea.. Call gTtwt Eietulor Punuanl lo Itie »r*«r al OOKALD IfeDck, Uclnlrre yi Morrow J. CUNtflNpHAM, •urrofata ef ike WE NEED — rive or alt, 3-1 bedroorn P Main Slre«t,Y County ef Mmmwth. thle e'er maxle, Budgeting 747-3500 Ineomei, (umished or unfurnished, Clinton, New Jersey en Ibe spplksllnn m U» uwlsrtlgned, from 199 to I3SO per montn for In, Attorneys I John FrsiMls llolun. lh* Sot* Ei. TtlKNTON (AP)-The New 'REALTORS ~INSURORS — APPRAISERS - ROLSTON WATERBURY eomlng personnel. TH8 BRItfi AatErf. Dee. 13. M, 31, Jan I II! 00 ertiter end Trustee ef the ••tale el CY, Rl, l\ Mlddlelown, WllWa the sstd Virginia L*uilr» ItaUaa s*. Jersey Tupayen Astoclstton .. „ _ Realtor• Ineutor ceased, notice Is fsreby flven te the MIDDLETOWN OFFICE BEING TRANSFERRED? eredltore of saM 4K«S»«4 te ertevrnl said yesterday It believes "the 1« y. front it .. lied Ban* 01T01 hfrncr ID the Mid EiKulor ihstr culms un. COLTS NECK MONMOVTM CiOtJKW eer Mik wlthla tu snonlhs from Dili state s budgeting and flnsn- LINCROFT—HUGECOLONIAL Lovely Colonial. One acre wooden tot PLANNING TO MOVE TO •VsHtOUATC* 4OIKT eau clal reporting procedures professionally (endscarxl Four bed ANOTHER AREA OF THE , Natln I. Cneiters te s-rrwel (MM: IMctmber int. MM Deilqned with ipaclouintu In mhi. Waal family horn* en K «cr«l Living room, lar|a bad. rooms, Bute lull batha, formsl ainlni CUUs» AasMU KMate, JOHN FtUNs'lS IIOUAN should be refined. , roomi and family room, two fgll batfii. Dignified livinj In alalighHul «r«*. Only $11.900. room, very large kitchen, den. To U.S.7 ESTATE or OEaftOE V. OIU. ' U Wathlnrm IHiest »«MJ«rhooW>„ U.LMCNIEI DECEASED lt«d lunt. Nsw Jersey "With the tegklature now AOENcr. Realtor. ColtJ Cunus/il to Urn order <* DONALD *••* We can have a Realtor from that are Kavruier enacting IS to 29 separate ap» J. CUNNWOIiAU, lu>rogale ct theArtvm* k getter ' MIDDLETOWN—LOVELY BI-LEVEL • - , mnn. contact yw and arrangi to ehow you Oiunlr of Monmoulh, Ibis day made, proprlaUoni bill* each year NIWMONMOUTH - two' tedroomaT trie horns Uut you are looking for. on Uu •»llcsllon of Uis undersigned, III llroni mini Sih on extra-laraa lor with city faciliKn. Featurai (our badroomi, living room, dining rosm living room with llrcpt. dii Red flan*. New Jtltr despite Ihe tonilllutlonai re- Ana II. (Jill, the Sole KieculrU o Altofne/4 and gam* room PLUS two-ear garage and built-in •iwimmlng pooll Property tl eyclont tancad. Ttisre la ao>.obligation or fee at al u» tiule of trie eald aeoige P. Oiil on your part. Jnst give us a call and 44ceaH4, rwtkeis hersbl gtvrn to Jan 1. 10, If, II raw qulrement of a single annual Callnow for appointment. $30,900. we will ao the rest U)» creditors of said deceased to ere* appropriations bill, UiliUtlve CHAS. H. TINDALL svnt > to tits eald Kfcteulrla 1n*>f Large living room, dmtag room am claims unoer oetli wiatn six moauu HOKHDIIIi 4 0IMV appropriations commlttM re* IdtiKn. CsTl m-ltn after f £ REALTOR from tins dale. , M miiiiivrr.-* IIIIHT HAZLET—1958 SPLIT LEVEL |)sUd; Dc«mt*t Kh, IMS NattM te freaJMeve le rmsM view of all appropriations Faaturti thraa badroomS dining room and ipaeioui garni' room. All utiliNn Including city rouit FINEST opponruNiinf^ 741.9030 ANN U. OIU. IUIUM Aa-twes t-xau •pacloua fourbedroom. two-bsth split. Memtsr el Tram • Amsrlon JKfsira should be stanaard. proce- lawan. Located two blnckt from local and aiBrau city traniportatlori., 4 Vi % mortgaga 1( Hope Rsai K«TATB OV KUZw. nKftOMAN, Urge rear yard. Plus eeparate dm- •ervltt. ' New iniewstHiry, H, t, Xifj-t.htin dure," the association »aJd. ' Available with $135 montMy piymanti. Call now* for appointment. Ming flf.fOO. Ing room, family room, (ni(nil l basease- WANTED - two. three Kssrutrlx ' t-urvuiil to th. o-4«r at IMIKAI.D. ment and attacheattachedd ggaragee . NclaUon abi" said Ing • wonwon'tt but at *3l»oi>. CslCslll lo M Hrasi Ktrfitrill 2068 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N.J. l rer, Rtimeees, Ml4te. broadened evaluation of exec- oey. KKAA . ARMsTTRONARMTTRONO AOENCT, eat efneJmt service estl BA. ABM rui Hank, Ms* Jenar On li>4'Sbptt Tr«J«-im *%r*%r. TI14M9 STROMO Aomcr. ruattor, ue Dec a 20. II. J<». I tUOO Kill a Iwrjm.n. stou Ei«-nl« of Preeeeel An. Uttie Silver. T4I-4MH IM estate ef ifte seM lisa w l"-r ALMTTlirWOOI). hg iketr ttsini »n4er Nit wHM» sta 414 same and seven llnftacts. I BS'^ths lr,f«l lr>i» 4***. U a I*gin!aiiv« rtspmslMllty Che beginning of, this krwl-r uTit, dous Kedt s*wir£~ i OASKU Dalxtl IWMWr •» IM) "-•••soei •sule, Asking ttS.OW OAR- Jftftke I* r>trsbr gtrvn Ihst t/ie KAtll. 0 IIKrMMAN, now largely Ignored etcept by nCTTA AdlNCY, Realtor. S4M0H. w'sTmutb umttimtatmaui.. atccowna of the eub*«fit»r*,.. " w KinsnitM' on>e. •vealngs HUM. LY — We kave a tut ef ntetwit iors re Estate tA a t**tm ummt-n, N. i, it* annual review of the ex* ,ro.wiu for homes raertig from BaKWof, end Co• II HxnanM Street. rooms, i% ttatha. formal Hiring deuce with HtlUTAOt AOtNC cewitr <* UemniMUi ane •• IU4 num. H. J. The itatewM* organlwtion room, tundr sJtclxn wlttt tnutlna. Marte A. liofwae, rWaller, J»»-««i REALTORS — INSURORJ — APPRAISERS »4 for s*tti*rn«fit Ut TK* %l*n Altoirwrs aald both te«l«Iat|ve and '%• Vamlly room, atturud garage. Dttp miMta vtomt Court. Protau Dtvi- Jae. t, is. if, li rear yard. Offered al dl.too ara) rlw, MI rrMar, lha tVH dsr '•< ecutive review of new spend- SHREWSBURY OFFICE ready for yoer ortuDaacy. LA. AftM- JANUARY A D, \*>a. at » » HUxk emtONa AOBNCY. Realtor, ua am. al Uu Cwntt {;mn ll'"i~>, ing propouls h ""ma of bt- Praeeect An., UUIe Sliver, limoo. MeBomeeA ai>9 coon lu.v... ri>» Noitra IHH. rfew isrsey, el •Mtn time if MMBMIATKIft i ture cott requlrementi, ad- OUR NEW YEAR SPECIAL! ptueflfft Mtj M m**» t<>1 :l l t» I AAtW ) i essarythan ever before. Llneroft. . Urvaly three. MARMBT A. HIM. «( 44 K>| l-urtusfl I* (tw •Met el IXIXAI.I) tocsted 6a • IM vmm. Hlns Hi- Mat HM4, Vntt HmUMr. N } . ) ctftwiruillAM; sMnecate •< B RETIRE WITH INCOME! rear eld eeevty. Owner «>e riaee. Kiw »»rtt rrtr. N V Martene Ann Cooae, t*» tM.'4'.ii »ur< tv«i» the eaM ev>t« ful both to the legislature and IWirton— "gHeUlr brKX tritnM . , Trmtee |M Kif tntlr' fialint wtl* mXb ONeaial wtM eeolef rViyer, os MSD- ni'iiAr.i) 'j. ROLL, wtlBln iu rn«t»s from lt>ls data. the tditpayer, the awocUtlon HM .VSSM Mil. fau tm4ntmt 1XI Ueeesr Raae:. Uviedi l>*em»« IS. ties Will ROGERS $AID:; • ; ' ' a auater swu. 1 added. ' ''Invert in land — They're net metirif eny more of it." OM etre plot ta Ml{ttk*rtie.e4 «rt murt, fltliu, 1, I MARJORm ANN CdOKK. . 4Wnri»1«« B»mw «»1 Trmnee, M Avtnw m T»o Huso. attractive homes end I n« ichooli. City water. Aakina tlO.fOO. Die) 741-111 I tedeyl . Meewe. Bilur. Daatla. fcwejHw U SdMrer 4a mewii. 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. l1«iAt«tV/i« al Law, Parks protect pettifed tna> i«4 ttnaei tute*. sures In Arises*, Colorado. Sm cotmtivcTio*'- ngt 'I ket yea «.*•', ejaeu whet Kewsr*, 1.7 5 were talked out of buying should be about 13,200. •-' - lstNt'l&kofTomsRrver(x)(zx) .76 4J* m Fedders Corp. which moved (Roger,Spear's 48-pag* !*•; 'made 'by William B. Lick- IMS. Bertsideisatii W McCoH- feature* ... J 1st Stat? Ocean Cty (x) 10% Stock Divt ,19 up to over $80. Wo were vestment Guide (recently, re- mack Hace^ witb> Us' ,wife . 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Be' of MEN'S CLOTHING w satisfied with a reasonable annual gain measured over Wescott Named Aide . an extended period — three The tale you've been waiting for! Finest of this season'rfashions : to four years,. After the de from H. Freeman, Stanley Blacker, Zero King, Great Western, cision is made, looking back In Campaign for Y at what you could have done Hagger, our own Oebonshlre labej and'mprel jEHJM&ON —. William. A.' is Just an*xerdse in frustra- ' Wescott of Fair Haven Road, ' ' tion.. • SUITS *" bas been named Regularly Safe Regularly ' .Sato The investment your brok- 135X0 ... er chose for you rose 275 per $9? 95.00 .$W for tee YMCA's new building cent, a-,rather- spectacular 125.00 ... $94 80.00 .. $64 - campaign. gain for an Ifmonth period. 115.00 „. ... i..$89 75.00 $59 .epU -1 Nelv' capital tyftild be in- 000 to ftne drive, wMch vested" in, any of my recently SPORT CbATS ":'' .- schedulsH -for the month' of recommended- growth selec- February. Tbat amount, .to- tions.*. Regularly Sale Regularly 80.00 ..... $59 , 50.00 ..._.. gether with cash assets and Q —I sold 41 shares of bank; financing, wffl pay for a Metromedia without knowing 60.00 $44 45.00 new YMCA to be built on a the directors had declared a 55.00 .._.. $39 site on Maple Avenue in Red. split. Settlement date for the Bank. " • ; sale was'June 13 and-sale SLACKS , Mr. Wescott, a'.graduate of price f78. The following day Regularly Sale Regularly Sole ,Brown University, is a trust I received another'41 shares ....$12 flfficer.at the National New-' for the split. Now my broker 22.00 ...» ....$15 17.00 lot and Essex Bank. He is c)aiins they: are his. Whose 20.00 $15 13.00 ....$ 9 ;the president of the Jersey stores are they?-^G.S. .Shore Commuters Club and a A — The broker's. You re- TOPCOATS past president of the Mon- ceived' the presplit price of Regularly Sale Regularly Sab. mouth Brown Club. He is al- $78 a share for 41 shares,* or 85.00 .$65 75.00 ....$55 so a member of the Sons of a total of $3,198, Which is the the .American Bevohrtkra, So- William A. Wescott correct amount due you.' Re- CASHMERE TOPCOATS •n'r ciety of tie Cincinnati. gardless of the number of swimming pool in addition to Regularly Sole Regularly - Sal* lounges, dub -rooms and of- shares, old or .new, the im- •Of directors, Mr. Wescott is portent point is that your I9S.00 .:.. $129 175.00 ..$109 'ihalrman BU BOH REDUCTIONS! Save on Stevens Percale Rwrlon M Reyn M«t «m ReyoiToi) 49 ~ Immediate Delivery ' Hob OontToia vs

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> JANUARY J, 1*9 Television • Books Movies • Theater IT«pr Weeltem! Magazine Dining Oiit • Music Hobbies •» • Comment

Flower9 Due tit Carlton «' I *v BED BANK —The tton- farce, that opened-to a wild- ceivfng dentist who tells his humor and auburn beauty Linda Bates, Steven*Meyer : jnouth Arts Foundation will ly applauding New York au- girl of the moment that he is that TV viewers remember and Dennis Kennedy as the ;present Jeannie Carson and dience on December~8f 1965. -married, in order to stall off tier lor in her own show, dentist's patients and friends. B]fl -McGUIre hi "Cactus Httsband and Wife • - • any Ideas of matrimony on "Hey, Jeannie," and other The production, directed by •s, 'Xi&intt*, at 8:30 p.m./Thurs- ' Miss Carson and Mr. Mc- her part, and then finds he home screen entertainments, Lawrence Kasha, associate di- v day;, in the Carlton' Theatre - Guire, who are husband and must materialize this invented and in such recent stage roles rector of the Broadway pro- 'here, Dr. Bertram Fetasyrog, wife off stage, are portraying as the shy Cinderella of the duction of "Funny1 GUV' to • jfwwdatiofl'fl theater cora- a pair in "Cactus Flower" In desperation, he pleads dustbowl in "110 in the Shade being brought here, for Mon- ohalnnan, has an- who pose as a husband and with, his starchy nurse-recep* and as Queen Guinevere in mouth Arts Foundation pre- wife with the intention of .tionist to make good his He "Camelot." sentation, as part of a tram- This second presentation in keeping up their pretense for by pretending to be his wife Others in the cast are Pat continental tour by the Pio* the ttonmouth Arts Founda- only a few hours, and then in a brief meeting, f Stevens as the dentist's Green- duclng Managers Company of tion V current theater sub- find that through some up- wich Village girl friend, Wil- New York, which • brought . scriptlon sertes is the popular ,, roarious circumstances, the To this role of the prim liam Tynan &s a Greenwich Tom Ewell in "The Impossi- comedy, based by Abe. Bur- imposture "takes." nurse-receptionist Jeannte Village complicator, and Jer- ble Years" to Red Bank lor • rows on a successful Parisian Heisintheroleofade- Carson-brings the sprightly ry Terheyden, Yvonne Vihcic, the foundation, last season.

Italian Orchestr a Set< -••••' . > For Red Bank Concert •; RED% BANK — The Mon- sklUs and a singleness of pur- As a quartet, they have «•* moutta\Arts Foundation wUl pose engendered by deep mu- tabllflbed a reputation for present, as the third in Us tual respect. glowing performancei current concert-series, the The backbone of the Or- throughout Western and O«- . Orchestra Michaelangelo dl chestra Michelangelo is its tral Europe and South Amer- Firenze, Wednesday at 8:M parent string quartet, the So- ica. What they are achtoviag p.m. In the Carlton Theatre cieta Cameristica Itall- now with a chamber orchct- here, Mrs. Walter Johnson, ana, consisting cf Ehzp Porta tra is arousing an Intensity of the foundation's concert com-. and Umberto OUvetl, violins; excitement, as evidenced by mittee co-chairman, an- Emilio Poggonl,. viola; and review after review In tw nounced today. C Italo Gomez, violincello. American press; V Currently making its sec- ond transcontinental tour of the U.S.A. and Canada, the ensemble illustrates the emerr gence from Italy of one of : ilk most tor^Uing i^ ments of the contemporary musical scene; -r. the cham- ber orchestra or vlrttwei pro- portions. ••: •:~:.::i;;: v:'' Gisella Belgerl, ftprominen t Italian pianist, will be, a solo- ist , •;':..• .\:'--^'-' /'•:.": •'.-.• American audiences were first mtroduced to &ia phe- nomenon In 1950, when Albert Morinl brought the Virtuosi di Roma, followed by the So- cieta Corelll and the Orches- tra San Pietro, to these / shores. The excitement they created made headlines and Today's Features drew criUcal acclaim from coast to coast. With each year, the demand has grown, f ; until today no concert series TV Comment ..„„...... ,.....„...... « 2 fr complete without such a At the Movie* ....-„...... „..-.....«. & distinguished group 0/ musi- ' flans. . •; ,;/ ; ' .". •;. , •• A New Biemiller Book ^.....«.....« 3 ArtWJcldttOi The Orchestra Michelangelo Hanet vtn s Art ••>».•»•••«««•*.«*• 3 di Firenze has chosen with TV listings ...... 4, 5, 6 pride the name of the great> est, Florentine, of all time, a *KKMK W6V1CWS r*«i>*Aa«*4»«**«»«*>ii>s*««(>*4M v figiire not simply Identified WHAT IV« HAfflNID 0 WTAf| Photography ...... »...... 4... . 6 with the Renaissance glory of Rita Hiyworth, Hollywood live foddeif In tht diyi MH their city, but atao notable for Mort movi»f twitchtd from romiftflclim *o r#«(Um 'SnWtBP9 MWWMmM«MMlMMHMW.Mmimi| %t ' being utterly unoompromUing end ftiidiim, If the lubjtct of • cloi«.up »tory on in hia artistic ideals. 1 Your Garden WM .....«^.^ % first •dftlon of NSC Ntwi new monthly two-hour The |7 member! of the en- 1 Hoaical Sounds...... , ft semble were drawn from the magftxine, "FirO Tueidty,' J«n. -t It-li-p^ most gifted orchestral-m«- color), on th# NBC TtlevNfea Network. y Eidans bf centna Italy, aH worth, who iterfed in fho movies *t 16 andU look* ahaftag the same basic ideal of fMflinjnjgg H ft tito 1ngr for movie roUi «t 50, will fiitervlewod In ier both the highest bome, to Severly HHIi, Ceflf^ lor tbe proorem.''Ml, I 1

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' : ' * 3:3». 6:0ft i»; KASHIACK — Nanette Fabray and Tom arwT Dici Smother* appear in flaih- NEPTUNE back tktt'in which Miss Fabray pfayi their mother* on "Th» Smothers Brothers NEFTDNK ; ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Stow) Comedy Hour" SunddyJ9-fO p.m.) iri color on »h«£|S Tefcmion Xefwork BmntMT. t *a« £l ATLANfll>- KU., BAT. 8VH. — T«i . .MANASQDAN .JMUtM EM ; IT COMMENT ALGONQUIN— BALLET jfBJU « SAT, — L4MJT la Ce»ent P1AZA- , Chut* *f U» Sight Bt%Mtt BAT. — Peering Into Crystal Bstll 9:3* I MINI-SKIRTS SUN. r- oi mo Bit- By CYNTHIA LOWRY three networks will try to Established variety shows g, accompany- O*4 r ROUTE K U1UVE-IN- NEW YORK (AP) - IWs come up win) variations on in try desperately to insert ing Bob hope on his tour of JWU., tfAl". * bUW. — is the time of die year when tbe "Laugh-in" theme, and outrageous political commen- AnwifH*an military' bases.* was 3*» Bujmi i^M, 11184; prediction Is, popular, when , will procuuni each variation tary and the late evening con- stul suffering from laryngitis peeriiig into tbe crystal ball to be a "bold new concept in versation vShows wiD try to and was uoame to sing to* the is part of the fun of begin- television entertainment" steer 1W talk into daring GIs, bat they said watchiflg autv A BUN. — BMi to ning a new Some ntiv»(u» wai oravety areas in hopes of stimulating her dance in those high-, year. decioe to otyp out o* tnose controversy or at least some fashion mini skirts made up BAST BRUNSWICK It is* harm* mgauy twvhiAiur -utoYte re* publicity. for tbe la&rol-songs. less enough; rim*, uoou urn intivies lor TV II, you guess are getting ^caice and the «tf* ft UJM. — Apt* right, you can , public is uui anywnere near say "I told as enamored ax tue lesser Leaves SAT. * BUM. you so," and movies aJLtt once was. The if you are , time will probably be filled wrong, you with two naJUjiour • situation - 'Plenty of {Turkey* can forget the comedie?' plus "a one-hour Ctnurgt 4 UH UgUt wbole thing. variety show headlined by a NEW YORK (AP) - A Nelson, officiates as the C Ltwry/ put predic- very young singer with a musical., about marital mix- spouse torn between the good ,. MENLO PAJUC tion Jo. Uie area of television Southern accent and a guitar. up, "The Fig weaves Are gray life of suburbia and the dNEMA- is, really quite easy, simply i A nurotfer of one-hour West- Failing," opened last night kooky charms of a miniskirt UK * 0UK. — because It really doesn't erns will be interred in TV's at the ttroaahuiot. ineater and lass witto his familiar low-key change much except in its Boot Hill come spring-while awarded a roast chicken to authority, panting ophill externals from year to year. an equal number will be born1 . one customer m a drawing. steadily against we weak There was'plenty: of turkey little jokes and obvious con> This saga, ' for instance, next September.-The heroes i fearlessly predicts that with- win change, but the scripts for everyone ei*e. , pficatioos. ^ . ...r.r.?., and tbe horses win look aw* George Abboit, dean ~of . SSbennjui, in his first musi- HOW n»u TUBMy in the next 12 months tbe 1*6 tliree television networks win My familiar. , Broadway suowmen, has di- cal stint after aU those song, be preoccupied by midwifing Violence Deplored rected the •... .' . " • " • A - - densation, disappears. ^ . escape methods are the use of. (For replies to IS questions Ventilation is also an effi- louvers' and, exhaust fans. about house problems, con- Merely opening a troublesome • tained in Andy Lang's book* cient way of reducing or elim- 1 inating the condensation on window halt-an-inch often wifl let, "Here's the Answer, ' work, -..v '•"..• •'• /..',.i- •• •:"• the Inside windows and walls ; send 25 cents and a longt ot houses. The modem h stamped, self-addressed enve- g y j One home owner solved his lope to Know-How, P, O, Box needs to be lowered. Coadea- problem by opening the damp- 477, Huntlngton, N. Y. 11743) sation is the sign of exoestive humidUy or water vtpor ia- side the house. ' - Even in warm; dry areas of tfae country, humidity is some- times a pcoblem, as it ii a. relative oonditioft On a cool ANOTHER VERSIOH — Monmpurh Beach author Carl day, dropleUof water fwm i- lidmilier ssovs copy of Jilt book printed in Japa* on windows chilled by the «ut* new. H« has jipt pithed Us sixtfi children's boot •tde air. The w*t*r ts «• •7h« Albino «M.M (Register Staff Photo) traoted from the warm, moist jnkle. air when it comes to contact with the cooler sur- face ol the window glaaa. New Book Msck Greater tiaatof interior tnl eiterioc Wnperaturcs is, U ooune, awn greater. The formation of frost <» the insides drawing, which won *he $300 ftcondl prli* la S«VM- ta be said, it triU/ Nancy Sinatr* Set toen Magau'no*f 16th annual art cpntottfe^Mtla«tf* • Writing a 'Dlsdpliae* p He calls such writing a For Kraft 3bulc Hall Mardtr, of 71 Briscoo Terrace, H»il»t, tp|>#ari IN Hit g 1 will an aeceat ntk« Miscigline," indicating that Nancy iiaatra wfli be not- publication*! January,"You tko Rtadtr ' IIMM^ do- Late at Sa^jr Hook ttoritj and ctearoew «f pro*e votod to tho confrtb«tioni of laltntod are mandatory. **Jt*a like a ten for Kraft Music Hal a* and the American Uttatal •culptor," he added. "It's got 1 PJC Wednesday, ia as in every fi.fd. MeUnl.'j drawing tliu»tr«t#i to be right the ft* te" eoloccaft U waote Wai Good," prite-winnJng short story In Hi# m*q•• Presently an aad comedy with guert* Bod xlno'i annual fiction coftteit/A 1961 ffadust* of Man* Us McKnen, Don Ho, Pat Henry. •ceaaograpfeic, Ht ttve with the New Yoric pab- httt«B*f High School of Music and Art* I&yt««ld -recalled that fee Dad Bc relations ftrm of Bell and and Sandier ft Yo»g. MtUnie received tfre St. Eaudeiw Mtdaf for OratifhH- a aeries far TTNe Difly Stanioo, HaJ. Biemlller Is Ibe daughter of Frank manthipu How ftudying deiign, catlJg/jpky, 4r**inq ?*«gister, as a speda! reporter g*Ug to Sinatra lias blowoawd fatt and primitive art at Cooper Union Cof^t, Now Yafk , !>ana maybe my cwiadtywaa one M HfUywwd^ fciwuatf yousg performers win a IUC* Malania plant to either teach art or work «t ai MM* the Me is a story •! Who taows,.. out of that cession ofyhit songs kartiag trator. Sa* it Hit daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jnck trip may come another excit- with "ltwse Boots Art Made ing adventure for the young For Walking." Others taeWte reader. •••'• • . : ./• + •. "Sugar Town," Meanwhile, be is complet- and the tttk «N ing an additional sclence-flc- -Jaines Bond movie, .ttonim^ dealing with the OnlyUveTwtoe." open! day* n week for jworid after all the bombs to filraroUa,shehad fcero« have fallen and people must rVipedalinlW7w«chw«« LUNCH and PINNER repeated during the Mae TV Bine underground and get their EXC0WHF WQOQ m, food from the only source left, .season. She has also appeared • fliesea. ;" •'•;., .'. • • ';., on many of the major tele- Entertainment One thing Is sure — he wiU vision variety sfaowi, HUOAV - SATUMAY - SIWAAV not write any more, books for jsp nm*rHDMCipr MRDSL adults. "I tried that twice - fcas dispersed hit varied apparently they weren't sug- gesUve enough," be said. talents by narrating fbe rec- "Tba Albino Blue" suggests oid "fte Sea," «ntmg the music lor toe motto "Joan- tttil la true terms a boy's experi- LOUKOi ence with the sea and the na," then pribttsfeb* Us best- RESTAURANTS DOftlS "NED'S , world, and exemplifies the author's stated determination and several BiAyM to- ai Mt to "write down, but, to Te ftbt Wana" *M **Ls«e- ma.?; "'**£ make the kids come *. THE CBS FRIDAY AlGHT MOVIE- I fae Incredible >Mr.%dmpet" atarrtng Don A meek Brooklyn bookkeeper realizes a llfeloflg ambition when he falls Into the water^ott Goriey % Island and suddenly finds himself traosformedHtato OSUPERADVENTURlTHEATRE "-,•> >r a dolphin; (1664) -• , "The Beginning of the End" starring peter OATH, TELEVISION O THE DON RfCKLES SHOW 0 Peggie Castle; A magazine reporter investlgatct a mysterious experimen t wit;h radiation* (1W)J These program listings are the most- accurate of any Guest: Andy Griffith, '• '. ID INSIGHT 9 O WHAT'S MY UNE? 0. weekly television guide/All listings are supplied by ID NINE O'CLOCK NEWS 0 IB THE RISE OF THE AMERICAN NATION I 9:30 O WACKY RAGES 0 the television stations end program changes received 9:30 O THE GUNS OF WILL SONNETT Q 'Finding dozens of carcasses left by a band of buf- are made up to the time The Daily Register goetfo * falo skinners, Will and Jeff attempt to save the Q MARINE BOY 0 press. • meat for the Indians, O THE ADVENTURES OF GULLIVER 0 0 MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE ID THE KATHRYN KUHLMAN SHOW 9 As an added service to television viewers, a listing "The Awakening" starring Anna Magnanl.- Mis-. l0;00 O THE ARCHIE SHOW 0 , ts carried throughout the week in The Dally Register slonary nun) returning to Rome, finds her We Is suddenly altered to the point where she must qu«s- OTHE FLINTSTONES 9 • supplying viewers with the molt up-to-the-minute tlon the vowa she haa taken to become a nun, . O KIDS MOVIES - "Billy the Kid" (1W1) starring Robert Taylor, program information available. nmy ', =. Brian Donlevy, Saga of famed outlaw who outdrew 01 PASSWORD 0 all but one. * > •-, 0 WCBS-TV O WOR-TY 9:45 Quests: . Dorothy Louden, Jim Backus. OSPIDERMAN0 -• '- - ,< | © ADDtO LEONARDO ID STORIES OF SUCCESS , Q WNBCTY ID WPIX-TY 10)00 10:30 G BATMAN - SUPERMAN-HOUR OF { O STAR TREK & 11 "Whom Gods Destroy Capt.'KIrk and Mr, Spocfc ADVENTURE© ,V ' O WNEWJV IS WNDTJY ., become prisoners In an intergalaxy asylum where the inmates have seized control and are plotting to O THE BANANA SPLITS ADVENTURE HOUR 9 O WABC-TV 0 Indicates Color take over the.universe.- O FANATIC VOYAGE 9 " -• 0 10 O'CLOCK NEWS Q ~ , QC0fc0S$U$ 0 .' i•- O Jt/DD FOR THE DEFENSE 0 "Missile Baee at Tanlak" starring BUI Henry, Susan "The Crystal'Maze" -Judd is called into the contro- MorrowV foreign agtots, .engineering a'mysterious FRIDAY versial custody fight of an orphaned infant. v operation' In the> frozen regions of Canada, are the Q PERRY MASON : subject, of grueling search by an undercover agent. "The Case ot-the Prankish Professor" A profes- © ADVENTURES OF THE SEASPRAY 0 | sort estranged wife is accused of murdering her 11:00 O JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE husband shortly after he stages a fake shooting-in DAYTIME MOVIES one of his classes. ' ...•.• . EARTH®, ' - ! ,ID.EQUAL TIME 9 \. ' 0:00 Q. VStrfe F«>r" .©NEWSFRONT . v UrcAlCUOJS AND ANALYTIC GEOMETRY I 10:00 CD "Defiant Daughters" ' Mitchell Krauss, Commentator 11:30 OHERCULOIDS.0 12-.00 © "They Met In Bombay" 11:00 fill O NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS 0 O UNDERDOG 0 12:30 O "Diamond Jim" O THE DONALD O'CONNOR SHOW 0 OTHE FLICK , » , ID PAT BOONE IN HOLLYWOOD 0 3:00 "Bi "Lafayette" starring Jack Hawkins, Orson Welles. O NighHn Boonetowrf ' Btlrrlng story of history's immortal firebrand, the AFTERNOON 3:30 Man Out" . Marquut de' I*afayette who helped the American 12:00 8.SHAZZAN 0 . • , 4:30 'The Howard! of Virginia" JOolonleBjflgat for freedom, (1962) "The Comencheros" © TONIGHT AT THE MOVIES O STORYBOOK SQUARES 0 . "I Met A Murderer" starring James Mason, Pamela Children's version of the "Hollywood-Squares" EVENING . Kelllno, Goaded into murdering his shrewish wife, 0 OPINION: WASHINGTON 0\ * " -i±: •farmer flees from the police and is sheltered by a O.GEOR^E OF THE JUNGUE 9 ' ' ~'~~ 6:00 ONEWS0 '•• . :--*•>,;•; young girl. U939> __ __ 12:30 O JOHNNY QUEST 0 -\ '" i i O McHALE'S NAVY 11:30 «l THE-UTE SHOW Q UNTAMED WORLD 0 y O GIUIGAN'S ISLAND 9 "$hghtly Scarlet" starring Richard Burton, Robert Studies of the world of animals attd nature. Philip " "Sound of Quacking" • * Ryan. The Edna Ferber tale of the formation of Carey narrates; , , ID BATMAN© Alaska. (lWOr O TALES OF WELLS FARGO IB TO BE ANNOUNCED •. ;V O AMERICAN BANDSTAND '69 0 6:30 O MY FAVORITE MARTIAN O THE TONIGHT SHOW 0 O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE O EYEWITNESS NEWS-4:30 REPORT 0 •starring Johnny Canon "Morgan the Pirate". Loves and adventures of the ~ famed English pirate, Henry Morgan. (1961) O 1 SPY 0 0 THE JOEY BISHOP SHOW 9 "The Tiger" An American dootor living, ta-Hong 12:30 0 SCIENCE FICTION THEATRE 1:00 Q MOBY DICK AND THE MIGHTY Kong Jiaa steadfastly refused to ally himself with "Untitplored1* MIGHTOR 0 any political movement; O LATE NEWS FINAL Q h O FIRST ANNUAL ALL AMERICAN BOWL 0 ID VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA 0 1:00 Two squads of outstanding college seniors meet At "Killer of the Deep" Aboard a United States de- O LATE NEWS'0 . Tampa,-Florida. stroyer, Admiral Nelson wages a harrowing battle © AMERICAN WEST O COLT 45 with an enemy sub trying to steal undersea defense O THE BEST OF BROADWAY © SUPERMAN 0 missiles, "Slying Tigera" (1842) starring John Wayn^ Paul ID INGLES PARA TODOS * KeUy. Drama about an American in the Chinese ID THE DISCOURSE OF WESTERN MAN 7:00 O CBS EVENING NEWS 0 Rational Air Force on a dangerous assignment to 1:30 O THE LONE RANGER 9 with Walter CronMte patrol the Burma Road. O 77 SUNSET STRIP O HAPPENING 0 Q HUNTLEY-BRINKLEY REPORT Q . 1:15 O GREAT MUSIC 8 O I LOVE LUCY O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW © UPBEAT 0 O ABC.EVENING NEWS WITH "The Pharoah's Wpman" (1961) starring linda © MAJOR AMERICAN BOOKS Oristal, Pierre Brlce. In ancient Egypt, a beautiful 2:00 O OPPORTUNITY LINE 0 FftANK REYNOLDS 0 Village girl intensifies the bitter rivalry between a ©HEW JERSEY SPEAKS FOR (TSELF , prince and his cousin who later declares war on the OTHE VICTORS 7:30 O THE WILD WILD WEST 0 prince when his disloyalty Is disclosed. (1963) starring George Hamilton, George Peppard. A band of terrorists, clad as 17th centurvconqufs- World -War n drama which follows a squad of 1:30 ©NEWS AND WEATHER. American Midlers through France, Germany and tadores, convince residents of New Mexico border O THE LATE NIGHT NEWS 0 y towns they are living members of Cortei's army uni 1:35 B THE D£ CARLO WEEKEND THEATRE Italy. • ., ,'.^ " tll'secrtt agent James West arrives, "Ice Palace" starring Richard Burton, Robert Ryan. IB THE RISE OF THE AMERICAN NATION 1 OTHE HIGH CHAPARRAL 0 The iBdna Ferber tale of the formation of Alaska. 2:30 G THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE 0: <• "Sea of Enemies" .Billy Blue la taken hostage by HMD) 0 ROUTE 66_ -. *•—T-T-^-- 4:25 ' an army deserter who is accused of murder, O THE LATE LATE SHOW II _ - - - • O1AST SIDE KIDS COMEDY ^ ". I TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 9 - - ~- "(Step-Dow" n to Terror" starring Colleen' Miller, Charles Drake. After a elx year absence a young "Bowery Blitzkrieg" A gang of toughs start open O OPERATION ENTERTAINMENT 0 • warfare against a rookie policeman. (194$). Jim Lange host, from Naval Air Station, Memphis, man returns home, his family unaware of bJs W Tennessee. Guests; Joannlo Sommers, The Cow- chopatfilc tendencies, (1959) - © ALL-STAR COLLEGE BASKETBALL 9 < . sills, Curtiflfl and Tracy, Ronnie Schell, The Apollos. 5:55 m GIVE US THIS DAY. * West Virginia University vs George Washington O STEVE ALLEN SHOW 0 3:00 University Quests: Karen Chandler, Tom Conway, Prof. Julius Bummer Miller, Bob Thomas, O PUBLIC SERVICE FILM, 3i30 "America in Space" ' SATURDAY 6 CALLBACK® O RAT PATROL 0 - 4:00 O COMBAT "The Blind Man's Bluff Raid" During a skirmish, Troy suffers a concussion from an explosion tad, O NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE GAME A dazed, wanders away from the Patrol. MORNING Chicago Black Hawks vs Montreal Canadians 09 THE WORLD WE LIVE IN 0 6:00 G MODERN FARMER O RESEARCH PROJECT 0 '.. , "Antarctica: Because It's There" 6:25 O GIVE US THIS DAY O MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE - - \ 1:00 OPAYCARDS© '—-'• 6:30. O SUNRISE SEMESTER "Purlle Victorious^ starring Ossle Davis, Rudy Dee, © RUN FOR YOUR LIFE 0 , 4:30 Topical satire of modern day plantation Ufa, "Mate the Angels Weep" A wife's Infidelity leads 6:50 O EARLY BIRD NEWS .to murder, but her mpther opposes Paul Bryan's 7:00 B BLACK LETTRES 0 ID THE HISTORY OF LATIN AMERICA t : : ; probUtg. "•:- •••• "! -' ' :'V •.!•>.•.- •;•-,••'_-• -; O ACROSS THE FENCE 0 O SOMEONE NEW 0 O PROJECT KNOW 0 The cast from the off Broadway show "The Be* m WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW Severs" will present a few of the musical numbers ' 8:30 ©GOMERPYLE0 7»30 from the show. ' '" . Gonwr Invites Sgt. Carter to go to a football game O COLONEL BLEEP 9 Q SECRET AGENT on a free pass just aa Carter pays a scalper |50 for O BREAKTHROUGH O THE HULA BOWL Q PRUDENTIAL'S ON STAGE 0 O DAVEY AND GOLIATH 9 5:00 North, All-Stars vi. South All Stars. "Male of the Spwlw" starring.Sean Connety WB« 8:00 O THE GO-GO GOPHERS 9 ID TO BE ANNOUNCED thae^Cairie. Sfr Laurence Olivier la host-narrator, THE CISCO KID O SHELL'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF GOLF 0 The three episode comedy drama, by, Alun Owen, KARTQON CARNIVAL Billy Casper, Gene littler and Ben Aria compete at ' details a young girl's relationships with her father? S the Manila Golf and Country Club in the ThUlp/ an Irascible but charming Irishman and,a wily ID THE CHRISTOPHERS 0 Welsh barrister. ••-'•;:• "•-••• ••:'•••' ' 8:15 © DAVEY AND GOLIATH 9 & NHRA DRAG NATIONAtS 0 8:56 Highllghia of the running of the Hth Annual Na- O THE MERV 0R1FFIN SHOW o NEWS AND WEATHER 5:30 tional Drags at Raceway Park, Indianapolis. O THE FELONY SpUAD ., - 8:30 "The Last Man In tbe World" Sam and Jim search O THE BUGS BUNNY-ROAD O GJE. COLLEGE BOWL 9 for two beautiful young employees of a brokerage RUNNER HOUR 9 O THE MAN FROM UNCLE 9 Arm. who haye staged a daring securities robbery. O DODO 9 m 12:00 O'CLOCK HIGH , "HEX PLAYHOUSE O PRINCE OF PLANETS -RX For a Sick Bird". A team of" Nail salwteurs 0 THIS IS THE UFE tnflltrat* the Bomber Command end attempt X» thwart Colonel Gallagher's alignment to trani" EVENING 7 CahuTo Delgado. A young Ptterto Wean boy, strug* Stanley Clements, Scoffing at fejfresslon, one of the rllng against the hostilities of tenement life, is >.> boys submits to being hypnotise^ lands back ln< c 0 . V: horrified when he discovers that his sister's well! year 1683. School, M&saapequa, New York, paid ''modeling" Jobs are actually far less respect- ? O THE SHIRLEY TEMPLE THEATRE I hl Oceaiudde/Jtrew York; New able. (1962) - "Just Around the Comer" (1988). Comedy drama , New -KocheJIe, Now York, about a little girt who helps her architect father to Is host, quizmaster. This is 11:15 0 NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS © ' 11:30 realise his dream of a slum clearance project ©THE LATE SHOW O IN DEPTH 9 LEV DAYS 0 .-..>* - "The Steel Helmet" starring Gene Kvans, Robert A conniving silver miner hoodwinks Button. A UN patrol In Korea aids officers ad- ID BIG ACTION MOVIE Colorado'! .famed Oliver Barm, by 1 "Hundred Hour Hunt" starring Anthony SUele, vanctag on an entire front. (1051) Jack Warner. A Uttie girl, seriously wounded in ''salted* min* In '^Chicken W © THE BEST OF BROADWAY an accident, needa blood which can only be supplied "Portrait of a Mobster" (1961) starring Vic Mor- by a sailor, a boxer and a fugitive. (1953) I Ruaatat0 t Is Coming) Only one Russian is row, Leslie Parrish. Drama which tells the story of the rise and fall of one of the nation's most no- 12:25 ©THE MID DAY REPORT© , ©JHTSIX^THIRTY REPOhf 0 . - , torious gangsters; Putch Shultz. 12:30 © FACETHE NATION 0 © THE HUNTLEY.BRINKLEY REPORT 0. . 11:45 ©THE SATURDAY TONIGHT SHOW 0 ©A YEAR OF HOPE® ©FAST DRAW 0 12:00 01 CONTINENTAL MINIATURES • Examination of the, social scientists' views of the . Game la which contestants have to draw their an- 12:30 m THE BIG PICTURE 0 problems facing America today. Host James L I 12:45 Huston, attorney and president of Uw PATH As- swers ior cash prizes, - - • r © GREAT MUSIC 0 sociation in Cleveland, Todays program la "The OISPY0 1:00 © NEWS HEADLINES , Report" Part I and analyses the Kerner Report, ''The Barter" A prominent Soviet professor plans © NEWS AND WEATHER ' TO ^delect -with help of an American businessman' O MILLION DOLLA1 R MOVIE " living Ifl, the. Orient - • ' 1:10 ©THE LATE NIGHT NEWS 0 "Heidi and Peter * setarrtng Blspeth Sigmund, Hen* D THE,INVADERS » . 1:J5 © THE DE CARLO WEEKEND. THEATRE rich Gretler, In the Swiss Alps, a girl, living with , "Beachhead" David Vincent la considered a crack- "The Girl Most Likely" starring Jane Powell, ClUt' her grandfather in a little village, motives a letttr pot-when he returns to the landing Bite where he Robertson. A young miss imiBt choose her "dream from a crippled friend who plans to visit (1058) „ spotted a flying saucer with the police and finds man" from three eligible men, (1987) 1:00 © THE NFL TODAY 0 the ship gone. O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW O MEET THE PRESS 0 7:00 "The Last Rebel" (1W5) starring Carlos Thompson, 8 CBS EVENING NEWS ® " Ariadne Welter; After ja gang of roughnecks takes O MOV]E/•:?:•;/.:•.;:••••••, ;-<-v •;..-\--c?..,,:- with Roger Mudd over a gold mine In California and hangs one of "The Empbrer Walts*' (1948) starring Buig Cros- .©.NEW YO&K the, Mexican miners, the Mexican leader swears by, Joar Fontaine Ent«rteinlng musical let revenge. *,. against the background of life in Vienna. ''A'ColleglTfor Human Service" O DIRECTIONS 0 ©,V LOVE LUCY 1:35 O THE BEST OF BROADWAY * 7:15 "Hellgate" (1953) starring Sterling Hayden, Joan 1:30 O NFL PLAYOFF 8OWL 0 ©SCOREBOARD © Leslie. Drama about a man wrongly convicted and © GUIDELINE © .7:30' O THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW 0 sentenced to Hellgate Prison, New' Mexico. x "The Honeymooners". Guests; Red Buttons, Jan O ISSUES AND ANSWERS 0 «£lttrray and Nipsey Russell. 3:16 0 THE LATE LATE SHOVMU ©RACKET SQUAD © ADAM 12 0 "Chief Crazy Home" starring Jvlctor Mature, Su< ."The Hearse Chaser" The obituary column racket "Log-Si" Officers Malloy and Reed light it out ' san Ball, The story of the greatest of all Sioux whereby a con man calls on the bereaved and sells with three burgjera in a warehouse, answer a re* Indians. (1955) ' ' • them something which he claims was ordered by Utt /port of a prowler, help a lost senior citizen and in- 5;00 ©THE LATE LATE SHOW III . deceased shortly before his death* Veltigate a service station robbery. "Undertow" starring Scott Brady, Jehn Russell. A 2:00 man, wrongly accused of murder, set* out to clear O SPEAKING FREELY 0 ©TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 0 his name. (19S0) O PAGE ONE 0 Q THE DATING GAME O . 6:25 © GIVE US THIS DAY- . , ID M SQUAD O BURKES LAW . , " "Grenade for a Summer Evening" Woman hirti © CHILLER THEATRE 2:30 a killer to get rid of her ex-husband. •^Dungeons pt Horror"'starring Russ Harvey, Helen O A CONVERSATION WITH 0- - H<»jgan." Survivors of a capsized clipper ship are lm- O SHERLOCK HOLMES THEATRE , prisoned oft a remote-island, (1962) "Dressed to KIU" Holntea and Dr. Watson beeomi 8:00 O GET SMART 0 • - involved in the murder of a Scotland Yard inspec- J*Horray for Hollywood". On a spying assignment SUNDAY tor who was an avid music box ooilection, (1M9) Smart and Agent 99 pose as actors in a theatrical ©CODEtHREE - ; \ production but Kaos finds out and makes plans for "duspect Number One" Dying man, mysteriously a lethaily realistic ending to the third act, stabbed, staggers into his apartment and refuses medical aid, :•• ©PAY CARDS© MORNING 3:00 O MOVIE FOUR© j O THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 • "It's Awayi Fair Weather" (1055) starring Gen« - 8:30 Q MY THREE SONS 0 © GIVE US THIS DAY - (telly, Dan Daily.A Three fun-loving m-QVt have . '^Steye meets an attractive widow who seems to be 7:00 O TOM & JERRY.Q . • reunion; at Tim's Bar in New York, and meet 'very Interested in him, but she suddenly turns cool 7:15 O MODERN FARMER two girls who decide to commerclalUe th« Teunfon ' towards his attentions and Steve is puzzled by her 7:30 O THE ADVENTURES OF AQUAMAN Without the boys: .Knowing It turnabout behavior. ^7 v - -- 0 HERALD OF TRUTH 0 © METROMEDIA MOVIE © THE GHOST AND MR$. MUIR 0 "flea Hawk" (1M0) starring Errol Flynn, Brendi - •Dear Delusion" A psychiatrist believes the ghost >_ © CATMEDRAL OF TOMORROW • MftshaU. Pirate adventure story on the,high seas elCapt Gregg is merely a figment of Mrs, Mull's ©EARLY BIRD NEWS with exciting battle scenes and romance. '. imagination, until he visits Gull Cottage. 8:00 O AROUND THE CORNER © NEW YORK, NEW YORK © THE MERV GRIFFlW SHOW 0 ©PRINCE OF PLANETS ^ © THE PATTY DUKE SHOW ©PROJECT KNOW .- ©rTHE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW 0 •^tlslt From Uncle Jed? '©TtylUGHTZONE 8:15 O LIBRARY LIONS:© V: 1.30 "The After Hours" A shopper tries to return a 8:2r © NEWS AND WEATHER V,1 ©GIDGET0 • ; ' • purchase only to find that the floor of the depart* r : lSan Francisco Warriors. O THE HOLLYWOOD PALACE 0 ©POINT OF VIEW 0 < "-Anniversary Show" with Blng Crosby, host, © PERRY MASON # ^.tl Gueetfl: Judy Came, Tiny Tim, Stu Gilllani, Bobble ; IDTHEtHltEESTddS&ES The CaM of the Uwful LMATUS" A "waJMaf - Gentry, the Doveyko Troupe, Russian acrobatic /10:30 O MAN IN OFFICE 0 . . jho*t"r a man who has been declared JtftUy dead, teaia. ^ - •-.."•'•.•••' ' '• , •. .. • OKINGKON&0 eontulta Perry in a child custody fight ' 10:00 0 NEW YORK REPORT 0 flMANNIX© 6:IS O) TO BE ANNOUNCED In teaporise to a mysterious plea for help from an O BIS ACTION MOVIE O N.E.T. PLAYHOUSE old- friend, Mannlx travels to a small mountain "Red Stallion!' starring Robert Paige, A young boy 6:10 0 CBS NEWS SPECIAL © ' community Where becomes the prey of the local , fights to prevent foreclosure on hi* famihr't nuMb "Meet the New Senators" an introduction to UM sheriff. . -.. ••• •-. .,.•••., (1047) men newly elected to the United States Senate, O 10 O'CLOCK NEWS 0 11:00 ©CAMERA THREE with George Scharmen 0 THE FRANK McGEE SUNDAY REPORT © ID TRUE ADVENTURE 0 O SEARCHLIGHT 0 WINING "Rescue at Sea"» . 0BULLWINKLE0 10:30 ©BRANDED 0 TWIN CIRCLE HEADLINE 0 6*0 0 G.E. COLLEGE BOWL 0 ©JVINGS OF ADVENTURE 0 ; v - 11:30 ©PUBLIC HEARING© , Challonger Bwarthmore COJICM Wantaucket" A vlalt to Nantucket, an Island lo- ©DIRECT LINE© © ALFRED HITCHCOCK cated In the Atlantlo Ocean off the coast of Massa- O MY MOTHER THE CAR » •Ten Mlnutea from Now1' chusetts and well known u a summer resort since 0 DISCOVERY '69 . O GEORGE JESSEL-HERE COME THE STARS the early day* of ear^y America, ; ; Gueet of honor: Art Llnkletltr. GuertJ: fOntf © |>JURDAY NIGHT COUSGE BASKETBAU ; "Backyard Odyssey^ Part I Beretn, Jack Bailey, Marnl Nixon, Lew Parktr, Big Red of ComeU va the Lions of Columbia fttUni - O HOW TO STOP SMOKING © Betty Kean, Susan Barrett, Dorothy Manners, OejM versity Gym, Moraingslde Height*, Bayfot, Bob BHanr, KviUe Younger. 10:55 Q WONDERFUL WORLD OF SPORT © AFTERNOON 0 THE INVADERS 9 ©©NEWS, WEATHERr SPORTS® UiOO ©NWSMAKERS© ' *Th« Prophet" Alten evtngtlist mates an tmo- © tHE ALAN BURKE SHOW©' ©DOROTHY GORDON YOUTH FORUM© "host from Ui« iklea". ©SATURDAY NIGHT FUCk © EASTSIDE COMfflY ©MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S W»ID KINGDOM© "Strangtti to Uw aty" fctarriiif R«b«rt (Sentilt. That Hypnoyid" (U&f) Wnm HUM* BOOK ' rf'l SUNDAY V, "Hippo" A program detailing kruger National Park's .project to 'relocate its hippopotamus popu- lation to an area safe from poachers. 7:00 8 LASSIE © Hide and seek turns Into a deadly game and nearly Study costs, Lasste. her. life when sue Is trapned In an. abandoned house marked for destruction. O THE NEW ADVENTURES OF r HUCKLEBERRY FINN © Rembrandt "The,Mission of Captain JjtordeeaT At sea, Huck, PAINT- Tom and Becky escape from the clutches of a de- ranged sea Daptatn and are' swallowed by a giant INGS, By Hprst Gerson. Rey- whale. ' - tJ , v nal 4 Co., Distributed by €MO BE ANNOUNCED Morrow. $35 to Jan. 1. O LAND OF THE GIANTS O 1 Tills niajor ' worfc, ^hahd-. "The Lost Ones" A gang of Eartbllng delinquents, castaway years before on the giant planet, cap* somely printed and filled'with lures Steve and others, fearing the new arrival* illustrations, must be counted are working for the giants, a major contribution to. the1 O8IG PREVIEW ; ' literature on Rembrandt's life ' v "FX-tt Supers?/* starring Richard Wyler, Robert and bis paintings. , - Manuel. ,Twp atomic rocket experts lead agent FX-18 on a fantastic chase from Paris to Istanbul ft succeeds in being both an, and secret missile base of a bomb programmed to Illuminating story; and a ref-. destroy New York. (1066) ' 1 erettce'work for scholars. The " 80 color plates, bring the ma* m n O'CLOCK HIGH 0 A HORSE LAUGH7 «^ Jt'i diir.t aHempf «nyw«y( by r ' Jor paintings to the eye of the ' VV for Vendetta" General Savage's command Is -a baby horse — enough io.jnake a tnoro exciti'09 - challenged by an envious, superior and an unstable reader; tbe more than 600 7:30 •young major. illustrations in tylack aod phflfto- for Walter Chandoha, It appear* in "A Foaj O .GENTLE BEN O w^iite record fflot^only the For You," one of a series of baby animal books by Dame, warden Wedloe's boss sends his son Into the works of the master but also Everglades to learn about being a' wildlife officer. many other paintings of the tho noted animal photograp^rfrom Ann«nd«f«;' O WALT DISNETS WONDERFUL : ;-: WORLD OF.COLOR®. period. . . "Solomon, the Sea Turtle" A soologfst and th» In Uw text Or. Gerson, a PHOTOGRAPHY J y,.»-, , crew of his schooner track a giant sea turtle across Dutch art historian, empha- ltfOO-mttes of open' sea to sjtudy the reptile's araae- sizes Rembrandt's place ia -> Ing navigational ability. 440 the context oMiis time, his O THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW artistic heritage, his artistic .CWeats: Diana Ross and the Supreme*,- Johnny Walter Chandoha hag taken for amateur photographers "Matus, Henry MancinL legacy.and his.associations with Dutch painting. on the job lately of supplying who wish to make Inter* ft MOVIE GREATS a.lovable, cuddly or frolic- ' Tellow Sky" (IMS) starring Gregory Peck, Anne As a reference work this . esting photos of their own pete' Baxter. Six outlaws, a girl, and her grandfather, some baby bunny,,goat or or aoQ aoixnals based oa his , confront each other In a ghost town In. Arlxona. volume is especially valuable goose to children living in 17-year career of photograph- O THE F.B.I. 0 " for the way la which it goes apartments or homes without ing animals,, taking more' than V "ttre of the Storm" Inspector BrsMne and Agent V beyond the text to offer a animal playmates. Since there ToMn search for the kidnapper of the Infant daugh* Complete set of reproductions 50,000 successful picture* ia U of a,crusading publisher, fearing it la a crime ate'millions of children who' the process, . of paintings attributed to the do not live on farms or ia - He favors a reflex camera, THTHONEYMOONERS HOUR artist; an index of the paint- zoos, the potential demand ta so you caraee.and.compose) ings by subject matter; a list KL tremendous. \ your picture on the ground* 1:30 THE MOTHER'S IN LAW O of the paintings arranged by , If yon recognized the name, glass as it will appear to fln- "Make Room for Baby" Eve and Kaye's plan to geographies locations, and Walter'Chandoha, as one of isbed form. He likes to sboot the catalogue itself, , 1 Mve a room added-to Jerry and Susie's apartment America's,, foremost ani- outdoors and mates use of 4 ' backfires and the couple Is literally frozen out of The catalogue is a very mal photographers, you prob- sidelight awt.backlight for' their home. - . interesting Item, ~ containing ably guess now he brings ba- B THE ALL-AMERICAN COLLEGE SHOW & mote dramatic effect. Indoors, *00 frank notes on the contrast- .by animals Vithin reach of wlien natural illumination is B THE SMOTHERS. BROTHER S J; ing viewpoints ,of the experts pet-loving children. Ifl&deqiiate, he relies rn flash, COMEDY HOUR 9 Tnrougb photography, na- Guests: Nanette Fabray, Steppenwolf. on questions of. attribution especially with color. And he D BONANZA© and quite candid comments turally. stresses three points he "Sweet Annie Laurie" Hoss takes a frightened on'the present condition ot He' conceived* a series of considers.important for good lg wife to the Ponderoaa to protect her from, various paintings. - picture boots designed and animal pictures: estranged outlaw husband. • • ' _ Miles A. Smitk written for youngsters, each 1. Infinite patience: You THE SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE 0 ' of which tells a simple pic- must watch, wait and be "Hut King of Woman" (1059) •tarring Sophia ture story of a baby anlraar; ready to capture sppethlng Leren, George Sanders. Story of a glamorous wo- Bell Telephone Hour starting shortly after birth. He V, ," *•* picture worthy because a nor- man forced to choose between two kinds of love. Lhts Clifford Curzon follows each one through its O FIRING LINE WITH WILLIAM BUCKLEY & early adventures of eating, mal photo of an animal is not . Oaeit:>Allstair Cooke, Robert MacNell, F. Clifton British pianist Clifford playing and getting acquaint- of general interest — except, .WbJtej "Does TV Decide Who Runs America?" Cunson will appear as soloist ed with the world and some possibly, to a pet owner. A • NAKED CITY on "Encores from .'the Bell fellow creatures. photographer most be pre- •v, i , "31M Bloodhounds" WSJ. asks assistance In the Telephone Hour;*' on tfceNBC pared to stand around for. •>. j, possible kidnapping of a six-year-old girt' Radio Network, Sunday; ($:»• The success of the first set hours, eyes to view finder, • CHANGE; HANDLE WITH CARE 7 p.m.' NVT>. , •; '. -"A Kitten For You," "A and stay alert for something **;> ttwcuUve officers, board chairmen and president* Puppy For You" and "A Foal to Happen: a yawn, * leap, a of the country's largest corporations ex* fie wUl play "Presto and For You" ~ established the problems and opportunities confronting Finale"' from "Wanderer laugh, a scratch, a snarl—any ,<*• formula, followed with a baby and society. ^ . ^ bunny, baby goat «id baby_ rtoti&n that adds expressive BWL FESTIVAFESTILL First ' Movement of .Grieg's goose. The books are distrib- action, to a photo. ft MISSION IMPOSSIBLE "Piano Concerto In A-Minor." uted by The World Publishing 1A quick "trigger" finger. \ , ,Onna„ mio n Is capturetd d and the enemy discovers the "Two Hungarian Dances" by Co, of Cleveland and New All the waiting for an animal 'one thing that* would unmask her Identity and ex- Dohnanyi will be'played by York (%L%). Smce, there are to do something will be pose the Impossible Mission* Force. wasted if the,photographer's ft 10 O'CLOCK NEWS ' the BeU Telephone Orchestra, likely te be other baby ani- conducted by Donald Voor- mal books for children by reflexes are slow. "I keep my ' with George Schamea fcees, who is also the host Walter Chandoha. reflexes on target by constant, O ADULT FUCK 9 practice without a earners/ "CItlsea Kane" starring Orson Welles, Joseph Oat- of the program. Chandoha has some advice ten. Charles Foster Kane, millionaire, empire build- .. EHtQUNTCR when watching TV or a mo4 ; er, aewapaper, publisher uhveUed In an Incredible • DAY OF DISCOVERY 9. tion picture, when driving a\ turn, perhaps the best film ever made. (1M4) car or when rm walking/* • RAWHIDE . 12:25 O WONDERFUL WORLD OF SPORTS 9 says Chandoha. "Anywhem ,'inoldent of the Dogface*", OU Sfcvor offers three 12:30 O GREAT MUSIC® - , a^4 everywhere, I anticipate MUe acarred soldiers temporary protection frem ©EQUAL TIME© something about to happen; Jwsttle Comancha Indians.- - ' O NEWS AND WEATHER toe traffic light is going to {0i3O ft WITH MAJOR LINDSAY & 0 NEWS HEADUNES 10:45 IKK) change; toe comedian-a fun- "SQULir ny face; the singer-^ dra- NEWS REPORT 9 1:20 O THE LATE NIGHT NEWS & matic gesture, etc. At each in- I SUSSKtND SHOW 0 0 THE BEST Of BROADWAY II stant it takes place. I tap or THE ELEVENTH HOUR » "Serpent Island" (1954) atattfng Sonny Tufts, Rosa- tHE, LATE SHOW , lind Hayes. Drama about a group of Americana snap my fingers. If I na4 a "Tellowatone Kelly1! starring Clint Walker, Edward trapped on a strange Caribbean Island. camera in my hand. J would : Byroea* ,,T\a trapper gets himself Involved in a 0 THE LATE SHOW I ' have snapped the sfaattafc • Sioux nation uprising over an Indian maid captive. "Member of tb* Wedding'' starring Ethel Waters, when 1 snapped my fingers. (1959) - • * * ^ Julia Harris. Youngster of twelve la determined It's t secret game (hat pays O SUNDAY FILM FESTIVAL ' to go with her brother on Ma honeymoon and aa« dirideuds in better pictures.'* "A Night to Remember" iStarirng Kenneth More, cape her1 drab existence. (1953) David McCaUum. As the "unsmkabie" Tltantto I.' A fast shutter speed. m» sinks In the Atlantic, a freighter which might have 1:45 O THE GREAT GREAT SHOW vioftsly, a fast simttef speed averted the tremendous loss of life, remained an- ''Cardinal RlcheUer" (1039) starring George AtUss. steps subject action.1 ft-aftt chored with Its wireless turned-off and Ignored a Maufeen. O'flulllvan, HUtortcal drama of the ta- repeater* rocket signal. (1988) mousQ statesman and hi* efforts to offset the fa*., caanteraota camera mows- m THE BEST OF BROADWAY. trlgue of the enemles-of King Iiom> XHL meat, a major factor in «a- "the 59 gtepf (I960) starring Kenneth More, 3:15 0 THE LATE LATE SHOW II hWTWTfpprdy,a** Titaa BUg^Drama about a young Londoner whose "Adventure* of Marco $oW starring Gary CJoopw, shutter speed makes you opea. ohance encounter with a baby nurse In Regent Park Slgxid Gurie. Biography of Marco Polo, mediant your lens wider; this leaves IflVqlveeifctM with an iiit«rp*tlwi*l «py,ring ~ and eiplowr of th« Uth «ebtury., (183S). tfcft lauraer, ' ' | * ,, - •,4, 5:20 0it&Y7V STAMPS We and ratforai, T*e DnA should be used when very young and tender. When it r V;: * ages, the color turns from Awards pale green to white. Th« bell <: : shape with smooth scallop ' By SVD KlONISa '"- ^j' •''•"•' ^^' ^ - . Ey EAKL ARONSON for harvesting and the plant margins provides more ten- WouW you believe that: J The im An-American veg- Is heat resistant, A great ad- der flesh and less waste than Crantesw Harltievia was an i etable awards mean that - vantage is the earlineag. other varieties, The plant Is there will be new top-quality * The two bronze medal compact and provides more TOs heroine of Eric has just broccoli, two cabbages, a tar squash are the Fl hybrid fruit over a k»g season and tta dliUb nip, cauliflower and two summer bush variety St Pat heavier yields if kept picked. taring a ,ttef Irish postage^ squash for your garden. ~ Scallop, and the winter type, Kindred is • serai-vine type rfnftri rtttninfanSratfitlie cftli . Here they are: ; Kindred. of Buttercup shape. The flesh tenary of her birth. The gold medal winner an- St Pat Scallop is an im- is deep orange in color asd olBcer in tbe Irish nounced following pre-in- proved, bell-shape, greenish- the thin skin goM. It was de- a Was born in London ia - roy-against the Urn, was 1 troductory testing and com-. whit* version of the Patty veloped by Ben Gilbertson lbe efet $hilfc*tf;Hen . captared and sentenced. to parative rating ol seed vari- Fan. It Is very early, pro- of Kindred, N.D, iy fane-Booth. She married death M Her part in the iip- eties «(North America, is the Ctonnt Casmfr Dunin-Bfarkte. : ri^ng Bot pa: 'sentence was First Generation hybrid broc- rica in 19« and tben spent ; . tflBlffiiittdfc coli, Green Comet, "AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR!" at.,. Iwx me committed to the Shortly ttiereafter, with her cause oTtbe vwrteers of Ire- , popularity increasin&.she be- , /Green Comet is an extra* land and U»e straggle ftn*na - came the first woman to be early variety with large tional '' independence, ^ Tft elected to the British Parlia- heads'of fairly small tight THEATRES Conntes% fought in IMS as / ment-fcut did not take her beads or buds of fine quality. . seat lite Countess, however, It is uniform and vigorous. continued her ^ori for Irish Late side'shoots are of good UNLIMITED labor until her death on Jnly size. The PUZA SMOXIN6 wtD.*rti. 15,1B7. . The Fl hybrid cabbage r PARKING! SiCTfONSl 1 Htojrttfown Comity Ch* The new stamp, bearing a Stonehead is a small, hard- >MBV «SLU • $*. • JOB jMUCHA portrait of tne uxintess and headed, eirtra-early variety. SHOWS TONIGHT torn 7;W! Htf Wl OpMtaQ.ltyti Party Dr ner dates—lB88-1927-ooro€s in The small' si?e is desirable CG34TINUOUS SAT. owl SUN. htm 2:00! two values. 'ioe 3 pence is for the home garden and fam- bJack and the 1 shilling 5 Uy refrigerator. Stonehead, pence is blue. wnjch has a small core, also THK 01* THIS WEEK AT CanaOa's Cbristroas stamp offers closer" spacing,, more TEffi LIGHT SWOADR lor 1968 had an unusual d&- heads to the row, good flavor , and. quality. It has rich blue- DAfID IETEENDEZVOUS sign. It featured an Eskimo wnon HIMMIH4S carving of Mother and Child green outer leaves. Stonehead TONITE by llunamee of Cape Porset, won a'silver medal Baffin Land, which was pre- A bronze medal cabbage "BUCK RIVER sented to Queen Elizabeth winner is the Fl Harvester during her visit to Canada Queen, with large global CBCBS" in mi. heads and medium-early ma* SATURDAY turity. The size is uniform Hie British Post Office has and it cojds well at ripeness announced tne forthcoming is. without bursting. Depending THJSTY CHAir sue in January of a commem- on the location, soil and plant- MEMBERS $1.00 orative postage stamp series ing tune, neaus weign up to NON-MEMBERS $2,00 depicting famous English five pounds — and", more. 3rd * HMAL WHJU HIOH SCHOOL - merchant ships. It will feature The diameter is 6 to 8 inches. five such vessels. One of the TONIGHT «t 8:00! STUDENTS, ONLY It is believed 100 per cent yel- Sot. it Urn, of 2:00, . designs win show the sailing lows resistant. (Mv. clipper ship, Cutty Sark, 5:00 A 1:10, *****•••••• launched in 1869 and now pre- The Fl hybrid turnip Tokyo served at Greenwich for all Cross also won a bronze med- 1.1 - . i fi to see. al It nas an early, very white, medium-sized, semi- STRAW globe smootn root. The greens Paper Mill Performer are short but of very saiisfac- A Real Traveler flavor, tenaeroess and yield. ALWAYS TWO FEATURES It has early and larger roots MILLBURN-Stephen than "Jjust iligbL",. NOW THRU TUES. Douglass, who resumed his co-starring role with Dran The Fl hybrid cauliflower Hamilton in "I Do! I Do!" Snow King, another bronze beneathherkycorelty yesterday at Paper Hill play-' medal winner, Is 10 to 24 days ddfetoh house, will wear 'travelling earlier than other snowball shoes' during the final perfor- types. The plants are short- "Birds hi Peru'® mance of the show on Jan. 12. er, the heads of fair "size, ' Reason for such footgear is and the curds creamy white. that Douglass will board a jet- . The growth is veiy uniform liner the next day and Jour- ney across the Pacific to ap* - pear in "I bo! I Do!" in Au- stralia. Following consecutive runs beforejujdiences Jn_Mek_ bourne and Sydney, Douglass' run-of-the-play contract for Down Under includes a short- er plane hop to Auckland, New Zealand^ * This win then leave only NO OKE UNDER one continent which the bari- 16 ADMITTED! tone from Bogota,, has not professionally visited — Africa,

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T musical instrument to Dr. their reeds, brass players I „ /The, orchestra player of Donald Erb, the Dallas Sym- merely to breathe through - the future may well be sitting i phony Orchestra's, resident their horns and the pia'nist to at a control panel, or rather composer this season, reach into his piano and pluck . than playing a Violin, he's go- RID BANK ASIURTPAJW ,. Erb, 41, says discarded the wires with his bands or . Ing to be'playing an instru- pieces of metal, .plastics' and hit them with a mallet. . ment that hasn't been invent- ARLTON AYFAIR glass provide highly .musical Also to be presented this - e4 yet. ; fti-MM V . 77B-88I1 sounds M they are tapped, I season < is a piece called "Music a$ we know jt today clinked and rubbed together "Christmasmusic" and the -. Ingoing to cease to exist," he r in jost the right way. premiere in April of Erb's said. /T think the,functions AWQOWMiHUI •-I"Any object you can strike latest full orchestral compo- of things are going to change. with a* stick can be a percus- sition. , •. ' • - Symphonies are still going to CHABGfiOF ' gkta instrument," Erb said. April Premiere ' be performing orchestral rep- InoM^orated into several of The April premiere, will ertoire," the resident dofti- THE LIGHT BWCfcADE bj$ chamber music pieces are .probably incorporate electron- pdSer explained, but the way ATONYRJCHAWK0NFILM "the sounds of just such every- ic sound on prerecorded, tape, 1 musie will l)e" performed will day objects: a policeman's , coordinated with the orches- " take'oa new forms. • whistle, a, piece of steel pipe tral arrangement. •• • Besides three major orches- :; and Various sizes of pop not* "I don't think there's, any tral compositions, Erb- has doubt In my mind that' music written several pieces' of A Back to Cleveland is going to- be influenced by chamber music. "I call them ' Erb says a symphony in a electronics/" the resident my-hate * cantatas," he said, - junkyard ML take place "at composer said. One of the his eyebrows working again. • a place - called' Broadway trend-setters lihmusic today is "He referred to them as pieces ^Wrecking" when be gets back "music that will amalgamate * about ideas he considers "so- to Cleveland, Ohio, where he itself with electronic sound," cially relevant. " * his a^nt most of his life. The he said. " ' . - - Erb received his undergrade PANAVISION* COLOR by Delaw - 'piece of music he'U write will Erb, who came to Dallas ' tiate training In muslcfrom . ^consist of a series of sounds from the Cleveland Institute 1 Kent-State University in Ohio, produced in rhthmic sequence, of Music, predicts that "The then went on to earn his mas- ; Glass win shatter, a demoli- composer of the future Is go- - tier's in W53 from the Cleve- MJODUTOWN ROUTB3S v tion ball will crash into piles ing to be as versed in elets - land Institute and his doc- ; p o(TUb>le, pipes will clank and tronics as he is in music as torate from Indiana Univer- IPTUNC CITY ' - bathtubs that are thumped we know it, • sityin-1964. -- * . (71.1020 7744272 ; • " will1 live oft another bizarre Artist of Future He said he first became In- •Isound. , - "The young artist of the fu- - terested in music through his \ Erb came to Dallas at the ,ture is, going to feel at home aunt, a school teacher who STEVE ' Invitation of Donald Johanos, with electronics/' said Erb, • taught him how. to play the , conductor of the-Dallas Sym- whose face* crinkled in plea- . trumpet. Erb "took" to it," and phony Orchestra, in August. sure as he thought of it. His later-started playing the pi- t During his one year of resl- sandy hair snuggled up to the ano and arranging pop tunes 'EULLITT' , r dence he Is composing music, collar of his spott coat, . during high school. • • • some of it to be premiered patched at the sleeves and, Then in 1956 he started com- by the Dallas orchestra. like his trousers, posing music seriously and -'.*». Pjrijas symphony-goers have slightly wrinkled. His bushy he's been at k ever since, surprise in store for them eyebrows worked up and down tapping, thumping and occas- . - when Erb's "Percussion. Con- 1 as he explained his ideas. ionally foraging around in . -. certo; i^presented, an event And his smile seemed to „junkyards; vector Likes Own Picture 0fchBetter Than Hitchcock's GRANVIUE WATTS dlence coming out and how and brandy and ginger ale. (AP)-"Nudity," enthusiastic people were he "But he definitely appreci- Terence Young, changed his mind."' ated beautiful women and the • little overdone in Young said that the general Bond books have a lot,of wish belief about Fleming being a fulfillment in them. He was a plsm is not two naked gourmet was untrue. very shy person." ,' ifiles's you use light- "I used, to lunch with him Young's' latest film was ADULT cover them. every 10 days and I tan as- "Mayerling," a'vromantic dra- sure you he knew nothing ma based on the romance ENTERTAINMENT think you'll find after a about food and nothing about •Vt ^that the cinema wiU re- and suicide-pact death' of lyftt jtd&more subtle projec- drink/' he said. ' Prince Rudolf of Austria and Btoijjf of sex-only because they "Whenever we dined his a young aristocratic beauty l^mpzeit's better box office/1 lunch was scrambled eggs of the time. good grief "WAS KIDNAPPED Young spoke enthusiastical- its candy! squeezed a fair, ly about French actress Cath- y : Col Jack Bailey "kid- Rt H , P«terZorrfond } amount of sex, himself into napped" Bob Hope for a few erine Deneuve who stars in 'tthreeh ; JameJ s /Bond films he brief moments "during the en- the film. AChrfritari Atarquand Prodwctkw made-r"Dr; No/V'From Rus- tertainer's visit to Korea on "She is a remarkable ac- Candy ii' with Love" and "Thunder- his Annual Christmas trip to tress," he said. "She has this entertain American service* wonderful quality of honesty. ^.^4mme^ely thankful men overseas., Col. Bailey Nothing ever looks faked for the^feond films, but I was was supposed to drive Hope when she does it.!' ttiy I don't like back' to a plane following (his Young said that the other said at • show, but he' sidetracked the star — Egyptian-bom Omar comedian for a quick visit to Sharif — has now "finished ^ r said he an orphanage sponsored by with the camels and Mongol his teafbreakthrough American soldiers stationed headgear" and has become .came,with the thriller "Wait nearby. The 92 children, 1 "a big international romantic EXCLUSI -^ ilttULDark" storing Audrey known as "Bailey's Bandits/ star." /Hepburn; saiog Christmas carols for The director said his next ; "The fUm has been com- Hope. film will be based on "The SHOWING ,• spared to Hitchcock's 'Psy- Christmas Tree" by French cho,' but in aU "modesty \ • GOOD NEWS. author Michel BataiUe — a IOHN CASSAVETES'" ^-thlnk it's much better," he While Bob Hope was enter* fictional account of a young said. / " . taining American troops in boy who dies from radiation ),, Young, who was a dose Korea, t&e Red Cross gave caused by a crashed nuclear friend of Bond author Ian him toe chance of telling bomber. ;; Fleming, said Fleming was SP/4 Roy Meyers, of Med- , "At long last I'm allowed • "a little bit upset" after see- ford, Ore., that he had just to make films I want to make, ,,ing the first Bond film. ' become the father of a daugh- but it's been a long haul/-* -, ''But when he saw the alt- ter. - V -'"• ; ., ' Young said.