Azzolina Seen Favored to Oppose Howard SEE STORY BELOW Weather HOME Moitly sunny, windy, not quite H cold today, high in mld-JOs. mEWILY Increasing cloudiness tonight, Bed Bank, Freehold low in low 20s. Mostly cloudy Long Branch FINAL tomorrow, high again in mid-JOs. I Outlook Sunday cloudy and cold. 7 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 89 YEARS DIAL 741-0010

VOL. 90, NO. 166 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1968 10c PER COPY PAGE ONE Keansburg's Granville Towers Called Grand

John M. Rigas Mrs. Bernadette Van Hart Mrs. Marie Morris Mr. and Mrs, James Bushman Mrs. Florence Bollermann Michael Gilmartin Mrs. Emm* Montferrat By ED WALSH This modern six-story apart- "I just plain and simply love it. tive director's office, mail boxes Mrs. Emma^Montferrat, an Everything in general is wonder- tinued. "I spent some time at the living, like heaven." KEANSBURG - It has been ment dwelling contains 21 effici- "I have lived down by the and a boiler room. eight-year resident of Keansburg ful — the people, the help and the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas and the Mr. Bushman, a retired truck almost three weeks since the ency apartments and 59 three- water most of ray years here, Mrs. Bernadette Van Hart, a said, "It's a wonderful place to conveniences." cost for one day there equals one driver from Safeway Markets, first senior citizen unpacked his room apartments. It is at Church and during one storm I lost all 13-year resident of Keansburg, live, but my only wish is that it Michael Gilmartin, a retired month's rent here. said the building has all the con- belongings and settled down in and Main Sts. my belongings. Now I don't have said: "the building of this apart- should have been thought of foreman from International Tele- "Nothing- beats the efficiency veniences imaginable, and every- Granville Towers. Mrs. Florence Bollermann, a to worry about the threat of a ment is a credit to the borough years ago. The place is beautiful phone and Telegraph in Nutley, of this place, and nothing, but thing is just wonderful. But most But the excitement of the new Borough resident for 23 years flood anymore." and all the people in town, in- and the conveniences are just offered: nothing can beat the rent," he of all it is very easy on our home still fills the air as resi- said, "I think it is just a won- The elderly residents now oc- cluding the members of the grand." • "I have traveled all over, concluded. feet, as there is absolutely no dents come and go with smiles derful place to live. The heat and cupy 67 of the 81 units in the Housing Authority, who should John Rigas, who said he has spending seven months on the All residents of the apartment climbing Involved." on their faces. the comfort of the building is building. feel equally proud. worked all over the nation while West Coast, and more recently in project are on limited income, Two self-operated elevators Granville Towers is the bor- wonderful, and everyone living In addition to the five units, "I find living here is a blessing employed as a bellboy, has spent Ireland and Scotland and have and rents are determined by in- bring the residents to the 15 ough's first Senior Citizens hous- and working here has just been the ground floor contains a com- for the older people who have many years living in the bay- spent many a night in motels come and size of the apartment. apartments that are located on ing project, financed through the lovely and grand." munity room, utility room, laun- to rely on a pension. It is just shore area. and hotels but they can't beat James and Alice Bushman, each floor. Federal Housing' Program at a Mrs. Marie Morris, an 18-year dry, meter room, tenants' stor- wonderful- the building, the staff, He said, "I like it very much, this place. who have been residents of the One resident remarked that the cost of $1.4 million. resident of the borough, added: age room, cashier's office, execu- and the people," she said. it just couldn't be any better. • "In fact," Mr. Gilmartin con- borough six years, decrlbed the (See GRANVILLE, Pg. 2, Col. 8) Hue, Marines Attacked SAIGON (AP) - North Viet- ported from Hue that the Com- past two days and captured Communist gunners slammed 377 itarized zone. But the bunkered namese threw a new battalion of munists in strength still held the 92 gas masks apparently con- rocket, mortar and artillery Marines reported only two men troops at Hue's Citadel yesterday east bank of a canal running par- signed to the Communist forces rounds yesterday into the U.S. wounded. and on another front sent their allel to the east wall. in Hue, where the Marines have Marine combat base at Khe Sanh heaviest artillery barrage in two Just to the north and west of been using tear gas on enemy po- and Marine positions Hanking it. Air Force B52 bombers made weeks thundering down on the Hue, more than 1,000 U.S. j air sitions. Twleve Americans were The barrages killed nine Amer- two strikes- yesterday and two U.S. Marine combat base at Khe cavalrymen and paratroopers reported killed and 137 wounded icans, wounded 22, destroyed a more today on the enemy gun po- Sanh, ..-.-. .. were fighting a running battle to in these operations. big CH53 helicopter and damaged sitions around Khe Sanh. a twin-engine C123 cargo plane. Little ground action was re- Military spokesmen said the block Communist reinforcements Marine Base Shelled and supplies headed for Hue. Twenty miles to the northeast, ported elsewhere, and for the Communist battalion of perhaps On the northwest frontier 500 men stormed the northwest The U.S. Command reported nearly 300 mortar and artillery first time in three weeks there where an estimated 40,000 North wall of the l'/^-mile-square Cita- that the American force had rounds hit the Marine outpost at was no report of fighting in the del in Hue in an attempt to re- killed 163 enemy troops in the Vietnamese troops are poised, Con Thien, just below the demil- suburbs of Saigon. inforce the besieged Communist troops inside the fortress. South Vietnamese officers In As GOP Congress Candidate Da Nang said government forces counterattacked and drove the en. emy off killing 223 Communist troops. They said South. Vietaanir ese casualties were light. Try Seen 'Desperate' Azzolina Is Seen Favored With the battle, for Hue in its By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON been mentioned are knocking several times trying to get into to him by a party in power and FROZEN CROWD — Part of the crowd of approximately 2,000 which mobbed the 24th day, U.S. military spokes- MIDDLETOWN — Assembly- themselves out. the act. a willingness to speak out on mall at Monmouth Shopping Center, Ea+ontown, for several hours last night despite men said the. North Vietnamese man Joseph Azzolina, R-Mon- Now adroit in the political art Position of Strength them. the frigid temperature to see a bikini-clad model "frozen" in a 5,000-pound ice cap- and Viet Cong are "very desper- mouth, looms today as the Re- and regarded as one of the Re- But that's a former chapter Mr. Azzolina moves to the top ately trying to reinforce" the Cit- publican candidate to face Demo- publican strongmen in the legis- and today he is ready to 'com- of the GOP list over an impres- sule in which shs is to remain on view 24 hours daily until 8 p.m. tomorrow. adel, where an estimated 350 or cratic incumbent James J. How- lature, the grocery chain head pete from a position of strength sive array. (Register Staff Photo 1 more Red troops hold part of the ard for Congress this fall. offers his party a name, reputa- as chairman of the assembly The enly ' test he might face southern wall and the adjoining He's willing and available and tion, accomplishments and the business affairs committee and would come from Freeholder palace compound where Viet- others Whose names have nerve to fight. a strong voice in the party cau- Marcus Daly and it is taking nam's emperors lived in the 19th 1 It hasn't always been thus. Two cus. some courage for the assembly- century. years ago, when Mr. Howard Two years ago he begged ar- man to let the freeholder know he The U.S. spokesman said the won his second term, topping As- guments with the man in office; shouldn't. In fact that confronta- government troops were reacting semblyman James M. Coleman today he is equipped with facts tion hasn't yet happened. *Iced Girl' Stunt quickly and effectively and killed Jr., Mr. Azzolina stubbed his toe of broad research made available (See AZZOLINA, Pg. 3, Col. 2) another 126 enemy troops in a se- ries of six lesser clashes, most of them holdouts or infiltrators In the northwest section of the for- Council, Planners Duel Again tress. Government casualties Stirs Big Crowd again were termed light. Vietnam Press, the govern- By DORIS KULMAN ment news agency, reported that Over Marlboro Zoning Issue EATONTOWN - Six hours be- two companies of South Vietnam- hind the publicized schedule, a ese marines captured one gate of MARLBORO—Something new, under one half acre zoning. Un- Gerald A. Bauman, chairman bikini clad model climbed into the inner walled palace just in- introduction of a three quarter der the new code the area will be of the Planning Board olaims a 5,000ipound ice capsule at the side the outer south wall. The acre zoning ordinance, and some- in the R4O-3O zone. that this is not so. Rather, he Monmouth Shopping Center mall Communist command post is re- This zone allows a builder to says, an interim one acre zoning thing old, dissension between last night as a pushing, shouting, ported to be inside the inner pal- build on three quarters of an acre ordinance is now in effect. And antagonistic crowd of approxi- ace grounds. Township Council and the Plan- if he will donate one quarter acre so the controversey goes on. mately 2,000 almost turned a pub- U.S. Marines reported killing 21 ning Board were the features at to the township for schools or rec- "This new zoning ordinance," licity stunt into a melee. Communist troops in clashes yes- last night's council meeting. reational purposes. said Council President George C. Spokesmen for the shopping terday as they secured the east Council holds that the new or- The area in question concerns a Creevey, "is in the best interest center and for International Mar- wall of the Citadel. But AP cor- dinance is an attempt to clarify court decision handed down by of the township. If Mr. Bauman keting Corp., Toledo, Ohio, pro- respondent George McArthur re- Joseph Azzolina zoning in a disputed area now, Judge Elvin R. Simmill on Feb. and the Planning Board will bend moters of the show, said the de- 5. He decided in favor of Mr. a little as the council has bent lay was due to two breakdowns, and Mrs. George T. Saathoff who a little here tonight, we may be en route from Michigan, of the had sought to upset the 19G5 zon able to get somewhere." $18,000 refrigerated van in which Mails Hit Riot Cause Report ing ordinance. Voting against the introduction the encapsuled girl will remain Since the old ordinance was in- of the ordinance, Citizen's Com- on view around the clock until TRENTON (AP) — GDV. Rich- The report, issued Feb. Jl, crit- Of the first 100 letters Hughes validated by the court decision, mittee Councilman Joseph Brod- 8 p.m. tomorrow.' and J. Hughes' mail, an unusual- ized state and local police and has received since the commis- council says that the disputed niak said that he felt the R40-30 There was further delay when ly large proportion of which is the National Guard for using sion report and recommenda- area reverts to the one half acre zone would not prevent mass "excessive and unjustified force" the van's electrical system broke from out of state, is running 4-1 tions received nationwide publi- zoning in effect before the 1965 development. in quelling the riots, reproved the city, 35 came from out of state. ordinance was passed. down, knocking out interior lights against the report turned in by (See ZONING, Pg. 2, Col. 6) and the exhaust system. It was city administration in Newark for Most of the 35 were critical of his select committee to study the 3:28 this morning when the being unresponsive to Negroes' the commission's conclusions. causes of last summer's race "frozen" girl, Pam Craig, a sun- needs and failed to find any in- "You have played right into the riots in New Jersey, The Associ- tanned blonde from Miami by dication of conspiracy behind the Negroes' hands," said one of the way of Lima, Ohio, went on pub- ated Press learned yesterday. riots. milder responses, an unsigned Recall Signatures lic view. She looked as if she postcard from Slireveport, La. was cold but said aha felt fine. Warning Given Dispersed by Police At 12:45 this morning, n group Today's Index A New York man warned the Set in Marlboro of about two dozen youths had governor, "if those criminals ex- cluding children but not teenagers MARLBORO - The petition will not be filed immediately, gathered around the van, yelling McCoy Brothers (70) whip Beardwalkcrs Page 11 being circulated by tho mem- because there are many more "fraud," "we want tn see the are not mowed down like mad GOP women face busy springtime Page 10 bers of the Citizens' Commit- residents who would like to brond," and profanities, and de- dogs while they are creating those crimes then those riots will tee for the recall of Council sign it. Uist night, he said bating aloud whether they should Allen-Scott 1 Home and Garden 23 there were at leant 750 sig- Movie Timetable 14 become perpetual, blooming President George C. Creevey attempt to overturn the vehicle. Amusements 14, 15 and Councilman Alfred IL natures on the petition. BIKINI ON ICE — Knooling on the yellow robo sho'd They were dispersed by two Obituaries 4 every summer like tho flowers In Births 2 spring." Storcr has the required num- Mr. Mailman said that the Eatontown policemen (inhering Sylvia Porter * petitions are being circulated just shod, bikini clad Pam Craig, the model from Miami But a former New Jcrseyan, ber of sijjnnlurc; for action, handcuffs nnd threatening ar- Jim Bishop 6 RC||g|0US services 9 because Mr. Creevy and Mr. now living in Brldgeton, Mo., Gerald A. linuman said last by way of Lima, Ohio, ontors tho 5,000-pound ico cap- rests. Bridge 15 Sports 11 Storcr continually have wrote lo (ell Hughes he was right. s.ulo in which sho'll remain oncasod and on viow until Autos crammed every Inch of Classified '. 16-22 Slock Market 24 "ncted in regard to planning "pleased to see that your study parking space in the shopping Comics 23 Successful Inventing 24 However, Mr. Bauman, and zoning contrary to the 8 p.m. tomorrow—a "Washington's Birthday Wookond" group has not attempted (o gloss center's 5,000-cnr parking lot at Crossword Puzzle 14, 15 Teen 8 president of the Citizen's wishes anil best Interests of publicity stunt at the Monmouth Shopping Center, over some of tho politically scn- 3 p.m., scheduled time for Ihe Editorials 6 Television 14, 15 Committee, jald tlie petition the people." (See RIOT, Pg. 2, Col. 4) Eatontown. (Register Staff Photo) (Seo GIRL, Pago 3, Col. 3) Herblock 6 Women'* News 10 J-Fridir, Fd> 21. 1968 THE DAILY Warrant Is Issued Sewer Lutes Accord For Plane Hijacker Reached in Holmdel ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) HOLMDEL — The Board of Ed-, Under the agreement, which — An arrest warrant has been ucation has adopted a resolution:calls for completion of the proj- issued for Lawrence M. Rhodes and agreement with the township'ect by June 15, the township will Jr., 28, of Welch, W. Va., on tt) construct two pumping stationsidesiRn, ronstrurt, maintain and jcharges of hijacking an airliner and necessary sewer lines tn pro-ioperate the farililirs. The linos and forcing its 108 occupants to vide lor HIP anticipated intfrme for Ihc school will be tied into fly to Cuba, Among the passen diate school opening in Scptem-.lhc lanvin-Charlcs of the Ritz gers were Griffin W. Burnett berb . ''llroalmrnt plant Highlands, N.J., and William A, William Russell, counsel for Ihe Fletcher, Elberon, N.J. board, said the aproemenl was Rhodes, a native of West Vir Terminal reached Saturday will, tlic town- ginia's coal mine region who told ship. It includes provisions from acquaintances he was the son o: I thp hoard for easements of 40-hy- NIGHT FIRE — Firemen train hoses on the wind-whipped flames which raged across a four-acre section of a va- a rich New Mexico man, was ac- Being Airlifted Ififl feel for the puniping siatirjim cused by the FBI of hijacking FT. MONMOUTH— The Army1 and 20-foot easements for the cant trad on Port-au-Peck Ave., Oceanport, at 8:15 last night. Approximately 60 firemen from the Oceanport, the Delta Airlines DC8 Wednes- has announced tlir airlift of new. Mines, which will run along Tele- Port-au-Peck and Eatontown Companies fought the blaze for two hours before bringing it under control. Ocean- day and kidnaping its occupants small, highly transportable satcl-ipraph Mill Road down to Craw- port Assistant Fire Chief Ralph Marra said grass and debris on the tract burned. The tract is owned by the Mon- The warrant was issued yester- day. lite communications terminals to ford's Corner Road, mou+h Park Jockey CJub and used by the race track as a fill area, Chief Marra taid. Cans* of the blaze is Ouam and Australia—the latest The highway authority will he Wanted in Robbery ground links in the world- j responsible for the construction under investigation. (Register Staff Photo) The FBI said Rhodes was also wide Initial Defense Communica- under a previous agreement wjlh wanted in the Christmas Eve rob- tions Satellite System (IDCSS). the township. bery of a $12,000 coal company The board has agreed to pay | Like Father, Like Son payroll in West Virginia's Logan Th "54's", «s they are known, Lawrence M. Rhodes Jr. have Joined a far-flung operation- the township up to, but not mon County. al network consisting of 17 sat- than {70,000 toward the ovcrai 9 "Rhodes is believed to have cowboy clothes airliner passen- ellites in orbit and a surface com- cost of Hie project. County Parks Director Was Born to Job been living recently in the Tarn gers said the hijacker wore. Two plex of Army-devclopcd trans- This point In the agreement pa, Fla., area with his wife, Mar lawyers sat with Ricard during By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI portable and fixed terminals. An- caused some discussion amonf he said, will tie in with thi Mr. Truncer said that all three jorie," said Fred Frohbose, spe the brief interview which he end- FREEHOLD - When the Mon- chorj of the system are the mas-hoard members, who finally in future county water management county parks are open all year cial agent in charge of the FBI ed with the announcement: mouth County Director of Park: sive fixed stations tt Fort Dix, Iserted a clause guaranteeing tha program. long. Weather permitting, they in Miami. "That's all I've got to say." and Recreation talks to the act- N. J., and Camp Roberta, Calif., the charges for use of the facili The county Parks Commission feature ice skating rinks, and in Havana Radio, in its accouni The Cuban government said It ng director of the state division the principal entry points for theties would not exceed per gallon expects to acquire its fifth siti Holmdel there is an illuminated of how Rhodes jammed a pistol was considering Rhodes' request of Parks, Forestry and Recrea- IDCSS links from Europe and thecharges or the rate to other us this year, he said, the Thomp- sledding area. beneath a stewardess' ear and for political asylum. lion, It's a father and son con- Pacific. era. son estate in Lincroft. It als Although raised in the profes- forced the captain to divert the versation. Fighter jets took off from hopes to relocate its office, now sion and working at it five days Miami-bound plane, listed a St. Homestead Air Force Base after A complete 54 unit and its six Homes in the area of the While they enjoy an "excellent on South St. here, in that area. a week, Mr. Truncer also en- Petersburg address for Rhodes the plane was hijacked over Flor- man crew can be loaded into a school, at Everett and Craw working relationship" with th The progress of the count) jjoys outdoor activity as his avo The address belongs to Finley ida's Lake Okeechobee. The flight tingle C.130 transport plane, ford Corners Roads, will tie into state Department of Conserva- Parks department can, perhaps cation. His hobbies also include Oliver Richard, a mortgage bro- had originated in Chicago with flown (o its destination any- the sewer lines. ion and Economic Development, be measured by the size of its fishing, travel and photography. ker who said he met Rhodes on Rhodes boarding in Tampa under where on earth and, within (wo says the 31-year-old son, Jamei staff. When it began, there wen He was born in Woodbury and St. Petersburg beach recently the name of "S. Wilson." hours, can be assembled and J. Trunccr, there are very few four employes; in 1964 it hac now resides with his wife, the while he was fishing. ready for both teletype and voice Fire Wrecks official contacts with the stat eight, and this year has 38. Th former Ramona Rue, and their operation via satellite. division headed by his father, department also employs season- two children in Allentown. They "He did not live with me —' Joseph J. Truncer, which offers never did," said Ricard. "I think Weather NOTICE al help for park maintenano have a son, James Joseph Trun- Home in City consulting services to counties. during the summers. cer, 8, and a daughter, Rebecca he lived somewhere in St. Peters- New Jersey: Mostly sunny, James Truncer, who followei When there is snow on thi Anne, 3, His parents also reside burg." windy, not quite so cold today, Nonric LONG BRANCH —, All nine Ricard said Rhodes represent high in 30s. Increasing cloudi- TAKE NOTKS llnl •Mlr.llon In, city fire companies fought two n his father's professional foot- ground, the staff of the county in Allentown. been mud* In 111* Townptilp Commlllft steps, was raised In Parvin Stat parks department Is thlnkin ed himself as "the son of a ness tonig'ht, low in upper teens of Ihe Tiywnahlp nf Hailet ta tranal? hours last night to control a Maze He received his bachelor of wealthy New Mexico man." He re to mid-20s. Mostly cloudy to- to Rftrlttn Motr! Corp. trading; aa Hoi which gutted a house at 407 Park in Salem County where his about spring and summer and arts and his master's degrees Mty Inn nt HiilaL N. J. tar |mnuin "ather was park supervisor. they are busily mapping out pro fused to elaborate on how long morrow, little change in tem- •ItiHlM at font* aM« of lloul* » nea Joline AVP. from Michigan State, where he perature, high again in 30s. Out- Mlllfr Avmii-, Hail»t Townahlp, N. , As a youth, he had a 1,000 James J. Truncer grams and making mockups o he had known Rhodes or discuss tile pitmiry Retail OflknimpUon UcMl- TTie alarm was received a specialized in parks and recrea- further circumstances of their ac- look for Sunday, cloudy, and htrtWorv laaiiM tn HazlM inn Corpora acre estate to romp around In proposed facilities to be used b; tion administration and resource (Inn for preminM tltiitttMl At Bnuth ald< 10:15 p.m. Second Assistant Fire and a HO-acre lake in his back- His first task was to design county residents. quaintance, cold. or nouti 39 nor Miller Avenut, Hu Chief Mel Kaplan said the extent development. In Monmouth Beach, yester- M Tnwnnhlp N. 1. yard. the Turkey Swamp Park facili- On the drawing board now arc Saw Him Wednesday ohj*ellona, If aw, ahmild ba made of damage will be determined day's high was 29 degrees and immpitlalHy In writing tn Prank 3. "This was a tremendous field ties in Freehold Township. The the Holmdel expansion plans He said he last saw Rhodes A«r™u, Clerk «l smile. and was officially dedicated last early American setting, complete Zoning flying to Maimi, but that's all I OFFICBRFFICBRR There were no injuries, bu temperature at 7 this morning Jamra J, T*n«wlUi—Preala>nlPl t His father later became the June. with domestic animals, to show (Continued) know." SM North Woodland Aranut, freezing temperatures made the was 22. chief of (he state Bureau of Parks He's now keeping a close watch the younger generation how thi He said that since Marlboro Ricard said Rhodes was wear- Bntlnmoil, N. J. 'Iremen's work more difficult, MARINE Vrancla Bock.—Vlca Pralldent and Recreation and then to his on the eastern part of the county early residents lived and farmed, |Township is surrounded by large-1 ing "something like" the dirty 3 oakwood Court, Cape May to Block Island: he chief said. The owner of the present position in the state De for additional park sites because Morrll rlalnn. N. J. lot-size communities, a three Small-craft warnings in effect for Hurray HftUr—fltertttry home, Mrs. Juaniu Battles, was pertinent of Conservation and of the rapid growth there. The 3175 Hudion Terract, quarter acre zone code would en- westerly winds 15 to 25 knots, not at home when the fire broke Economic Development. county department, he said, tries Fort Lee, N. 1. Men Nabbed, courage developers to come to with higher gusts today. Varia- On* J. Uan-Trtuurif out. James Truncer came to Mon- to situate parks where they will 2l» alorrla Blreol, Marlboro. ble 10 knots or less tonight. East OrWall, N. J. mouth County in June, 1964, as best serve the residents. Births EGAL NOTICE The Planning Board chairman to northeast winds 10 to 15 knots BOAItn OP DIRKCTOM i park planner, after working JlMa J, TentwtU—311 NnrUI WM4 The Monmouth County Recrea- Released In said that he believed a reduction tomorrow. Increasing cloudiness land Avenua, Ena;l««rood, N. 3 . 'our years in the state Division of lot size equals an acceleration rrtneta Rock—1 Otkwood Court Mor NOTICE tion Commission is unique in the RrVERVIEW tonight. Mostly cloudy tomor- tli Plaint, N. J. of Forestry, Parks and Recrea ODT rmivrr state, said Mr. Truncer, explain-. of growth. Red Bank row. Visibility more than five Murray Hfcbar— 2175 Hudion tetrracl. ion in the same capacity. In Copper Theft For! Ut, N. J. SimO COURT Ing that the other counties have Moratorium Set Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Kryak miles through tomorrow. OIIV j. Una—30t Morrli Strut, Ort- Notice to rreilltnra to rreaenl March, 1966, he was named SHREWSBURY — Four men clcll. 1». J. Otalma Aanlnut Katalr park commissions. The only ma- In connection with the new zon-(nee Marilynn Loder), 5 Park TIDES ESTATE OF ANDREW KRA7,rEH. county parks director. were apprehended yesterday In •TOOKHOLDBnS HOLIMNO OKU (1) ttECJDABEI) jor difference is that the recrea- ing ordinance, council also Ave., Keansburg, daughter, yes- Sandy Hook OR MORE TKRCENT OF IBSUKD JMnnmnt to th» ot/lrr of rvoNAI.D J, When he arrived, the county tion commission is created by connection with the theft of $100passed a resolution establishing AND OUTBTANDINO «TOC1{ nUNTTJNOHAM, Surrogate of the Coun terday. TODAY - High i p.m. and low Iimti J. TonevfiU, S3 Bhlrei—21* of 't y ooff MonmouUi, this day made, on recreation program was just be- resolution, he said, while the worth of copper, according to moratorium on major subdivi- Stock Utturt and Outataridtnfc 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Mabbittj 10:12 p.m. tiw mupT»l*catlon of lha unrtorjilKTl' 'li Mi- ginning. The Shark River Park Police Chief Raymond Mass. 3M North Woodland Avenu*, Howard, Bn!« Exowilrlx of the M, other is by referendum. sions for a period of "not (nee Marie Schindler), 1173 S. TOMORROW - High 4:36 a.m. Enilfwtiod, N. J. ta-ta of the aatd Andrew TVaJder de- had opened in 1962 and the Holm- He said they were released rrincla Bock—3S Sharti-UH of Block The goal of his oFfice, he con- less than 30 days," until the re- Concourse, Cliffwood Beach, son, and 5:12 p.m. and low 11 a.m. eaaert, nntlce In hrtrr-hy nlven to trip del one was just getting started after questioning for lack of evi IMUM anrt Outatanoina; redltnm of aalii decoafted V* ppp«Pnt tinued, is,to educate the youth sults of present zoning and plan- yesterday. and 11:12 pm. 2 Oakwnnd Court, to lha aald Aoln Rxmutrlx tltelr tltilme dence. ning studies are completed and Mnrrll rialna. N. 3 under oalh within alx montha from thli -LEGAL NOTICE to appreciate the areas set aside Mr. and Mrs. Paul Conrow SUNDAY — High 5:3« a.m. and llutrn Habar—IS Ihirn-35* The breaking, entry and lar- (tabe. Datod: fehrttairv lMri, 1OGS .for recreation and for the out- action is proposed. (nee Elizabeth Daly), 97 Ramsey 6:06 p.m. and low II: 54 a.m.-and Stock Iinued and outitandlnc HII^DA SBWATtD ceny from Incoplas Corp., 77 sun ftiidaan Tarracf, ilM Itivor Hlreel, NOTICE of-doors, adding that the office Reaction to the moratorium Ave., Keansburg, son, yesterday. . pm fort Lea, N. 1. Ited n«ik, N. 1. TIOTtCK OF Shrewsbury Ave., was reported Our J. Lanza-19 SharW-iSK of itock flol« Kxepiitrlx OF ACCOVSr, n.>n i |ilso provides lifetime services to again was heated. Members of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson For Red Bank and Rumson lanued and outatandlnf ir#gjm, Parftorui Caneona, FUR mSTRIBI, all ages. at 8:30 a.m. Admittance to the the Purpose and Principle Party (nee Ann Kelso), 226 Dartmouth JO* Mntrla aitnu BUIr * Warrpn, ESTATE OC- row- add two hours; Sea Bright, RS, DECEASED. factory had been gained through claimed it was in the best in- OrMi-ll, N. J. ]A Walltoa Rtreet. "Our facilities are geared for Ave., Fair Haven, son, yester- deduct 10 minutes; Long Frb 2.1, MM. 1 ltf.9*. Red Rank, S. J Notice li hereby _ a rear door and eight rolls o terest of the township, and the Attonteya ounta of tho sttbicrltipra, Kiccutors iverybody," he said, "be they day. Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- NOTICE 'eh. 23. Maroh 1, «, 1» »57.«0 nd Tniatnes, of tho pstatp. of enld copper, 12 Inches In diameter, Citizens' Committee called it a MOMIOI'TH COBKTT iccenscd will ho autllted and. ntatcri the youths or senior citizens." valued at $50 a roll, were taken lands bridge, add 40 minutes. HIRROOATTS COURT y the Surrogate of the County ot "phony deal." MONMOUTH MEDICAL Nfttlrr 1o OrMltora to rm^nl NOTi lonmouth nnd reported for aetUement Providing professional assis- An alarm was issued for a car Long Branch (lalma Atalwl Kalal* MONMnlJTO COrKTT i The Monmoulh County Court, Tro- tance to municipalities is another Councilman Joseph A. Brod ESTATE OF JOHN H. MOUNT. DE- MiitRonATr-s rnnnr idle IllvlRlon, on Friday, tho '2'2nA day with four occupants who had Mr. and Mrs. James Byrne unction of this county office, he niak, who voted against the CEASED Hnlle* to f>re4ltorii to PrM it MARCH A.r>. 1068, at 9:30 o'clock been seen picking up shiny ob- (nee Lorraine MacDonald), 9 Granville l-urniant to tha ordlr nt noNAIifi J. Clalma Arnlnat Kalnte ni., at tlio I'mtnty Onurt Iloune, Mon- said. measure, called it "hokus- CUNNINOHAM. Surroiata of (t» Coun- KfTTATK OP* TATSV TIU'FOLO (also ument nnd Court Slreplji, Frocholil, jects on Sycamore Ave. near pokus and meaningless," because, Mercury St., New Monmouth, ty ot Monmonth, thla day made, on th# nnwn aa PaJKiitalp Trufotot "'cw jcrHoy, at wlilclt time Application Mr. Truncer said his office is (Continued) application of the underalsnMi Helen Plirariant to the order of riONAI.Tl Lawes Coal Co., the chief said as a resolution rather than an or-daughter, yesterday. . OInnnNOHAM, Stirroirate of the l tie niatlo for the of Com- not competing with municipal name of tha building should be H. Mount, ths Sola SuruUli ol tha Ifljlona and Counnel teen, and Dtrec- Eatontown PatroImtV John dinance, it is not binding. Mr. and Mrs. James Erndle •Rt&ttt ooft tha aald. John H. "Mount de- Oountr of ^fonmouth, thta day made, lom lor nialrlbutlnn. recreation commissions which changed to "Grandville Towers," c*aa#d, notice la har«b7 alven to th* on the aftnllentlon of tha imd^rxlimed. Dated February 8th A.D. 1068. Barcume and Thomas Stonehatn Further, he said, it did not pre-(nee Geraldina Hughes), 100 Ma-because, that name would best eredttora of aald d^eeaaad to proaent Alfln Trtltoln. the Bnle Ejeoutor of thi- THK MONMOUTH COUNTY serve local needs. The county apprehended the vehicle at the iA u\t laid Sole Executrix th»1r clalmi 'alate of thp enld Talsy Tnifolo lal- NATIONAL HANK, REP BANK, N.J. vent the Planning Board from tilda Ter., Long Branch, sou, describe the feelings of everyone under nath within alx montha from ao known aa Paaqtmla Tntfoiot, dp By: nOQEIl J. FITZSIMMONS, does not provide detailed pro- traffic circle there at 12:12 p.m 'eased, notice 1s hrrehy irlvpn to the passing on a subdivision. yesterday. living there. lhl> dilf. Trim Officer, ;rams, such as ball playing and Under questioning by Shrewsbury Paled: Fetiruxry fllh. IMS ireotlon of aald rtecenaed to presonl inil-Hniad Slreot. Mr. Creevey, who claimed that HELEN H. MOUNT n (tip flole Exectltrtr Iliplr clnltm .eil Bank, N. J. ithers, but does have programs police, Chief Mass said, the men JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Richard A. Jessen, a mem- mder onth within «l* nirmlhs from the Planning Board was using 1 South Hotmdal Rnad ;HIIISTINB EUZAnETH roWERS, n nature and provides opportu- said they had seen four rolls of Neptune ber of the housing authority who r. O. Bol »2 thla aale lilt Utlle Hllver Point Road, the whole matter as "political HnKndei, New Janay I»led; h>l.marv inm, 1W« .title Silver, N. J., and nities for people to become fa- copper on the railroad tracks Mr. and Mrs. Chester Czerwin- has spent many hours making Snla Bxeculrlx Ai.Fin Tnri-'ot.o JOHN DENNIS TOWERS, tool" said that the council pro the residents comfortable, Jamea R. MlnnKiif. ESQ. ?(1 William Slreel 2to Fair Mavrn Road, miliar with outdoor activities. and picked them up. ski (nee Joan LeCompte), 1203 Leorardvllla Road, 11p,l miiK, Nfw Jersey 'air Hnvon. N. J He would like to see 10 per posed the moratorium in an hon- gvergreen" A^^onTBranciT summed up the general feelings Brtlr- TCxeeNtor Executors and Trtisteea. They were recovered from 6 Mldiletown, New Jerser mrn Wlie, Wise, Wlchmann cent of the county land area set est effort to help the problems - - ' orancn, of the residents by saying: Attorney * Berlrh easra Dureinus. Russell, Faaano junkyard in Neptune, he said, I>h. 16, 2S. Marnh 1, « IW.U OCB Broad Str»M an.l Mcoala, aside for open space areas. This and returned to the owner. Four in Marlboro and to prevent fur- Mr. and* Mrs. William Cordett "You know some of the people Ctiunspllora Ht Ijlrt', NOTICE Ttert Bank. New Jersey ncludes major streams, which, ther trouble. came to me and said they MONMO1TTH COUNTY Atlomeya 73 Broad Btreet, rolls are still missing. (nee Rose Marie Judge), 703 P»h », Maroh 1, a, is »a> (4 Red Bank, New Jeraey. Among the more than 80 resi- MIRROOATft'ft OOtRT >b. 16, a, March 1, I H(U> Sixth Ave., Asbury Park, daugh. couldn't sleep for several nights Nfttlcii to CrMltttrt tn dents attending the meeting re- ter, yesterday. in anticipation of moving in." CUlim AitAlmt Eltat* NOTlrE NOTICE I8TATB or KBTKUiB C MOODY, NOTIPK TO *RSKNT mFKNUWTR ction was strong but mixed. Mr. and Mrs. James Pennock DECEASED MO.NMOI;TII COUNTV I Riot One resident suggested that Purtuunt tn tta order of DONALD urKKiR COIIKT or NEW JERSEY Kl'HROGATK'S COURT [nee Betty Molnar), RD 2 En- } CUNNINGHAM. Surmnto of the riFANCERV im'ISION Notlrpi to Crrdllora 10 I'rpaent Mayor Charles T. McCue appoint tialms Aialnit Eslatts (Continued) glishtown, son, yesterday. Couniy of Mnnmoutti, this Any miirtf, MoxMorrn rorNTT sttive topics relating to those on thi appltmilon if the unrt* ruin nor!, ivirKKT NO. K itni-si ESTATE OF FUOIIBNCK E "Tricky-dicky Hughsle," anoth- a Citizens' Advisory Committee Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sibole Carl W. Moody, »olf Expculor of the RTATK OP NEW JKIISKY oHTHIJJY, DECEASED lob" in Newark, Plainfield and er anonymous correspondent be- to the Planning Board, and also •sttte nt tn« aitfd Kniciif C Moody TO: .tOUN CArtniCK. Ills lii-lrs, lie Pursuant to tho ontpr of HON'Al.D J. (nee Anna DeSeno), 1200 Jeffrey dtceaBtd, nolle* la h*rrfoy itvcn to thf vtsrra and ^eraonat reprojwntattvea, 3l'NNI.N1- 3 Uie creditors off aaUaaUll itocoaseitasedd tto ion's recommendations for avert- in favor of the Communist con Council also introduced an rARL W. MOODY rp«a Is 41 Hro.nl sirpi»I. Kpyport, rtvienl to tlio ll SSolll e EExeExecutot t rUe UielUlr ing further racial trouble came amendment to the salary ordi- l rrta unded r oath vithlhl n allK monthhe spiracy theory for the riots, in- Is Hospital Patient 34 Mlntnn I'tmrl Mew Jerwy. an ntinwnr to Uie c* 'rom author Fletcher Knebel, a Itcrt Hark. New Jeracr Iftint fllp Rrnad StrPt'i •"•rrtck. rtr , I>1 A\A, HT* <.oft?n

nt.i. .195 Mlltunk Avenue "While the exact method lies impioyes. There will be a public Red B»nV, Nr* Jfrgfy twwUm" In Ui*» Bliporior f>virt ot New Oreenwlch, Connecticut From a Grayslake, 111., woman: tax assessor, is reported in fair __ Atmrnej's ' iprsp.-, within thirty-five iU\-« nftcr Sole Executor beyond my range of suggestion, hearing on the ordinance March JuroJi l.Mh, 19M. •tchwlva of mirh Messm, Rppkntan and Porter "after reading the reported re. condition in Monmouth Medical Names 10 Rron.t Slreet ~ do think it'would be a tragedy 14 at 8 p.m. in the Central School. Center, Long Brandh, where she orifr If you fall lo tin *n, the Tpll(»r ric Red Rank, New Jersey for the state If the Negroes were commendation of your commis- Councilman Youngman an- MOVMOITH rorxrv rot'RT nanrlM in lh» comrlalnt m-lil hf tiihrn Attorney* sion I do believe the United has been a medical patient since iitalniit ymi hy H^rnitU. You fhnll Ml' Feb. 23, Mnrch 1, », IS t not given some concrete evidence nounced that he had discussed l.AH DIMS10N nur nniwpr nnrl pmnf of nrrvlrc ln| Wednesday. norKET M». ntna that we whites are going to take Soviet States of America will be with the township attorney, Mil- In th# Wmtor of the Ai>pll»-mlf»n of lnr>Hr«tp with thp ('lrrk of the Pup<* MONMOITTH COUNTY created by non . Communist ANTHONY MICHAE!. I'lllAtlAVAl. lor Court, SI«IF« HODS* Annpx. Tn'n Rl'RROItATK'S ( (H RT some steps In the racial interests ton Kosene, his method of billing nn, Nr»w Jnrst'V, In ar**nriljir\<'(» with hands." 1-OT1. JR.. Inrtlvliiimlly and m n»- hn ruloa of rh I] iir.irtlca And pro Xollro In CrMjllnrR to Trpsriit of all New Jersey citizens," he the township. Since many of the Douse Grass Fire tur«l iu»rAI»n ol ANTHONY .MI Clktlnm Ag»lrwl EnlMf* 1 CHABL fHIAIUVAl.l.OTl. lr,l »ti wrote. From a Wisconsin writer: township residents had com- SHREWSBURY - A grass fire Infant, »nd JOSEPH ("HIAHAVAI, 'Hi 1« fltMllMI hAJ ilMMI llfllltlltnl ESTATK OF HENRY A. ROSATI, 1.OTI. an lnf»nl, nn^ 15OSK PHll.l.ll'S thi> I'liriKisi" of for<*ri . hi" lto, , fo In tin* Tmvnslilp wi«lfrlv ni.lr of i tho nppIli'Atton of tti« unilpraiRnrd, warcfare, I think it is obvious to work done rather than on a area before firemen arrived. I 1 From a Laguna Beach Calif., CHAEI. CURVY. .Ht., JOSSrH Rrn'v A\P!UII , which rrrtir|p«tt> w«» rx- Ivlnn U. IIOML .Srle Kxcoutrlx of (lif> any reasonable person that the monthly fee basis. Police Chief Raymond Mass re- CHEVY. «ii,i nnsE riiii.urs wntfii »iy Ihf Tux Cnllr-otinf Offlrl.il RtntA of ttm siilit Herny A, Honatl, woman: "are you sure you didn't Yet, they males quit* • rilKVY. reuppotlvfly >»f tln> Township of Mlrl.Ilflnwn \n (iov- ri'OR.irrt, tmtlce In liprehy given to two races must, in the long run, A letter to council from the ported the blaze was at the rear \c crrditnrs of scilii dnopaitPd to |irr>- appoint a RED ribbon commis- ro WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: pmnirrit Srt'uritv fV . itatM lVcrmbrr Ive peacefully together—and we Marlboro Businessmen's Associa- of the James Wilcoxen property, pair. Y»i, they stand for TAKE NOTICE UiHl ttic imdpr^tfjnp .11. . said Solo Executrix their sion instead of a blue ribbon one, «-tll apply to the Mnnmomh rnint moitlh (Vtmtv riprh'it nfflr- on KfMiru- nimn umlrr rntli wltUIn six months might as well start this spring,' tion has requested changes in the 256 Sycamore Ave. It was re- qualify. Yes — Pay Leu Court (tn the ft'.ti day of AptM, llhW, K «ry ?.'». 1!WW. In Ronk Mftl of Wort- »im Hits dntr. considering the great help to Knfics on 1*1 B*1 124. Ry asMptimrnt Dated: Jmtusry 2fi. IMS tnebel added. zoning. It suggests making part ported at 11:55 a.m. and resulted for Brand Names I 30 In UIP for*nn at lit" Ct>'i Communists trying to ruin our po- with Houae In thp Borough of Krc^iidl Itoci-tiihpr i,Mh, HHM, flnv»?rrm.pnt VIVIAN R. nOBB, Of the 80 anti-letters, 29 were of the town half acre zoning and n minor damage, he said. The, New Jrraey, for a Jui1(:ntrnl authori cuMtv g nl<1 « C«ntlp nrlvr, lice forces that the commission "BIG W" ing; thr-m to RKiimr the name* of tux sslo c,Ttlf!rale to Trank and Cnlh ttakhiir.tl. %'. J. unsigned, including most of 16 also called for a shopping center cause was listed as a spark from ANTHONY MH'IIAEl. I'HKVV, AN- prmp Kl*ni|>rowakl. which anslunment Sn|p Kxrcntrlx on civil disorders renders?" Discount Pricetl THONY MICIUEI. I'HEVY, JH J" w«. p.'c.irlci In HIP Mimnioiilh County pssrs Parflons, Cftnionn, ivhich contained antj-Semltic re- north of Marlboro Village. burning debris, • KPH CHEVY, and ROSE IMHMJI'S ri->rl>'s offl''« on January 2rt. 1W7, In Blair A Warron, From an Allen Park, Mich,, CHEVY, reaprrllvrly. ».v,k 2« of Avlcnment "f Miwtpiltes. 18 Wmiflro Sirrel, marks or referred to Negroes in ANTHO.W UIl-IIAEl. CHIARAVAI.. <.n paRp 'J»^l a"-! In l>nr HIP eijultv RPil Hunk. N. J. icurrilous terms. writer: "use everything at your I.OTI. Jl! , Individually an I «< •>f roilrmpil'in therein: ntvl you. Ihp Attorneys disposal to stop this criminal rauirnl KilitnilrtTi of ANTHONY Ml pprsons to wlio!ii this nullPP Is nil 'Ah. 7, fl. Hv '.M $29.(4 A postcard (mm a Kentucklan CHAE1. CHIAHAVAI.LOTI :il.l'nri ilrenscl .ire madp partlpa ttp!pn' mndo, or. I In' :i ppllt-jit loll Of lllf underrtlKni'il, : FURNITURE CO. MlltiMi Kn^rtiP, BuhMltullnnnry A imtn- \ PREPARE YOUR TAX RETURN intrnl'T ni!ti Will annrxed nf ihr. >>.i- Kcyporl 264-0181 t.itt-1 of tin' HHlit Knthrrmo M. Rinofk. WEST •Irci mcii, ihMit'p !.•» hereby glvon tn thp + " nt Mid-Winter WE MAINTAIN A PERMANENT OFFICE AND A Ml.! 3'lhsllliitu A,In wtIM Will iinncM1 their cl.il * COMPLETE TAX FILE FOR OUR CLIENTS moiillia from Iraad St. and Queen Ann* Dr, Shre-wibury—747 5555 SALE I'll!'J J:>ii'l»! DAILT 8 A.M.* P.M.—CLOSED SUNDAYS MII.TII.N Ki Now In Progress • OPEN WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS 'TIL 1 V"i Ituer I "FILE EARLY" COMPLETE FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT Ailmlnlitr.ilor enrcl KST. 1869 * OWN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY, 9 A.M. ro 5 P.M. FLEXSCREENS by BENNEFT IRELAND Open Mon. and I'ri. evening* 'lit 9 EVENWGS WVTIL 10 P. M. — CALL 671-5333 Cusrom mad* on our premltet—48 hour dolivpry Girl Report Gov. Wallace THE DAILY RFXISTF.R F^b 23, 1968-3 I tow, a »fcunt for Col. Tourtillott Aids 'police efrtfmtled wwther 10,000 Better After Surgery cars were turned away. There were massive traffic jams on MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) physicians came yesterday after In Program on Flag roads leading to the center and Gov. Lurleen Wallace has undei a malignant tumor was removed traffic was bumper to bumper gone her third operation for car from Mrs, Wallace's abdomen. ASBURY PARK — Michael A.[ for several miles on Rt. 36, which cer, and her doctors say they ar Another medical bulletin on he Slovak, president of the Steinbach I is the Garden State Parkway "quite pleased with what the or condition is planned about mid- Co., announced that his firm has Spur, and Rt. 35. eration actually did reveal, an morning, some 14 hours after enlisted the services of retired could not really be more sati: Mrs. Wallace's post - operativ Army Col. R. R. Tourtillott, 47 The show was rescheduled for Laurel Drive, Little Silver, as spe- 8 p.m. and an unruly crowd fied with the findings." condition was pronounced "quit The report from the team cial advisor and consultant to surged forward when the van and good." Steinbach's 1068 program, "alert- girl arrived on the mall about The 41-year-old governor spenl ing citizens to the full meaning o'clock, pushing against the sidi approximately four hours on th and vital importance of display- of the truck despite efforts b; Viet War operating table here yesterday af. ing our nation's flag." Eatontown Police Captain Henry ternoon, as surgeons removed a Riddle and the center's security Forum Set radiation-shriveled, cancerous tu- "With the help of patriotic and police to hold them back. Some mor, and a section of her bowel, civic authorities, veterans orga- Roger Dolan Charles B. Jones of the younger spectators shim nizations and service clubs," said Examination of the liver, lym- Mr. Slovak, "we hope to convince mied up posts to the roofs o phatic system and other abdom- stores or clambered onto the At College everyone in this area of the vi- Union Hose Elects WEST LONG BRANCH - Se inal organs, they said, revealec tal importance of the flag, as a hood and top of the van. that they were normal. RED BANK-^Charles B. Jones, thony Falvo, assistant engineer. Harrison A. Williams Jr., D-N., Dr. Robert W. Lucky symbol of America and the Amer- Small children, separated from heads the list of speakers in t It was the third cancer opera a lieutenant on the police force, Others elected to company of-their parents or older brothers ican way of life. has been elected president of fices include Omer Van Stavern, and sisters, crushed between public forum, "Vietnam—Towai tion for Mrs. Wallace in about Society Cites "Our ultimate objective is that Union Hose Co. No. 1. vice president; Lester Carbone, strangers or squashed against the a Solution," presenting diver: two years, and followed by sev- every home and business in Mf>n- This year's line officers are secretary; Henry Canonico, as.side of the van, became fright- views on the war in Vietnam, en months the removal of an egg. mouth and Ocean counties should headed by Capt. Roger Dolan. sistant secretary; Alex Rogel, ened and started to cry. be held at Monmouth Colle sized malignancy and a section ol Bell Labs own and display an American Also on the line are Steve Luci- this year's fire chief, treasurer; Sunday, March 10, at 7:30 p.m. her colon in an operation at M, flag. There weren't any reported in D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor sano, first lieutenant; Dennis E and Saverio Melina, assistant juries. The forum is being sponsor "To accomplish this purpose, by Education for Peace with tl Institute in Houston, Tex. Engineer Col. R. R. Tourtillott LeMay, second lieutenant; Ange- treasurer. Objects to Noise tdnbach's is making it possi- lo DePonti, engineer; and An- Trustees are Harry Hoffman, cooperation of tlie Monmout Mrs. Wallace was taken to St. NEW YORK — Dr. Robert W ble for everyone to obtain our rces. The Ft. Monmouth Chap- The show's manager, "Dr. John College Branch of the Amerkar Margaret's Hospital near down- William Brooks and Henry Hig- LeRoy" — of the Internationa Lucky of 238 Kemp Avenue, Fair country's flag at below normal :r sponsors patriotic essays in gins, and named to the board o Association of University Profes- town Montgomery before dawn Haven, N.J., has received an wholesale cost.1 Deal schools and gives publicity Marketing Corp. — who says he's sors and Students for an Edu-yesterday, in severe pain from an Work About visitors was Jack Loversidge. a self-taught hypnotist born honorable mention from the Eta Col. Tourtiilott said, "Making ) patriotic occasions throughout cated Society. intestinal obstruction. The pain Kappa Nu Association, an electri sure our youngsters are being ie year. James Bishop and uses the title had been prevalent for about two for stage purposes only — was Matthew Sugarman, forui cal engineering honor society. taught patriotism and love of the planning committee chairman weeks. Awarded the Legion of Merit To Start On Azzolina supposed to hypnotize Miss Craig Dr. Lucky is employed by Bell flag is vital to the maintenance hree times by the United States on stage in preparation for her said there will be an equal num After seven hours of tests and Telephone Laboratories, Holmdel of a strong America. (Continued) ber of speakers supporting am diagnostic evaluation, eheentere' Jovernment and two personal Conversion 48 hours on ice. Obviously N. J. Named an outstanding "We should display the family iecorations by the Republic of Mr. Daly ran against Congress thrown by the reception of theopposing U.S. involvement surgery, which her doctors sub- young electrical engineer, he was man Howard in the latter's firs Vietnam. sequently reported "should re- flag of our country on all ap-;hina, Col. Tourtillott was award- HOLMDEL - After months of crowd, he announced it was too honored for his contributions to propriate occasions. If there are id the George Washington Honor changing plans, and, indeed, un- election, in 1964, when the Lyn- noisy to perform hypnosis and Besides Sen. Williams, th lieve the governor's pain" an< the field of data communications don B. Johnson shirttail was so improve her chances of recovery children in the home, as soon as dedal by Freedoms Foundation certainty as to whether the whole threatened to cancel the show speakers will be: they are old trough, they should broad over Barry Goldwater thai She will spend the next tw He received his doctorate at t Valley Forge in 1965 and 1966 idea was even feasible, ground is The crowd, which included s Dr. Kenneth R. Stunkel, Moi Purdue University in 1961. be given the responsibility of dis- nd an honor certificate in 1967 scheduled to be broken this week it carried almost every Demo- mouth College professor of hli to three weeks recuperating in crat to victory. large number of high school and Dr. Lucky and others will beplaying our country's flag. If or outstanding accomplish- on the conversion of the old vil- college age youth, responded with tory and a specialist on Asi her fourth-floor, flower-bedecked there is no family flag in the Freeholder Daly has a couple room at the hospital, located feted at the association's award ent in helping to achieve a bet- lage firehouse into professional angry shouts of "fake," and Dr. B. David Frost, biologist am dinner in the Belmont Plaza ho- home, parents would do well to er understanding of the Ameri- offices. of obstacles if he would reach a 1966 candidate for the U.S. Sen within sight of the state Capitol out for the nomination again. "fraud." Miss Craig shed her yel- tel, here, March 18. ;et one." :an way of life. The three owners, Carl F. Zel- low robe and, clad in a leopard ate Democratic nomination on dome. First and foremost is his peace platform; Brian T. Kei The team of physicians — Dr. A native of California, Col. lers, Eino Massa, and Leo Massa health. He has undergone sur- skin patterned bikini, climbed Tourtillott has lived in Little Sil- all of Holmdel, are planning com- into the block of ice, where She nedy, attorney and currently Felix Rutledge, gynecologist in Four Arrested gery four times in the Ia6t year candidate for the Republicar chief at M. D. Anderson Hospital, GM Workers ver since his retirement in 1953 pletion and occupancy by June 1. and, though eager to run, he isis to remain encased, without after more than 36 years of ac- Architects for the project, Rodet- food or water, until tomorrow nomination for Congress in t and Drs. Hamilton Hutchinson, In Red Bank concerned about the pressures a Third District; Mrs. Diedre Gri: Harry Till and Joe (Perry said tive commissioned service in var- sky and Siegel, Freehold, have campaign would generate. night. Vote on Pact ious parts of the world. RED BANK — Police made drawn plans allowing space for Hypnotized Earlier wold Stapp, past president that4hey could not give assur- 'our arrests yesterday and last Secondly, there is Freeholder Youth Against War and Fascism; ances that Mrs. Wallace will nol Chairman of the Americanism three offices on the ground floo^ Director Joseph C. Irwin. The on-stage hypnosis Isn' Committee, Ft. Monmouth Chap- light. of the original structure, wh Mrs. Alice S. Maxwell, news suffer still another recurrence ol Tomorrow Mr. Irwin, a Congressional a necessity for Miss Craig's "en- paper columnist and political sc cancer, but added, "We feel real ter, National Sojournefs, he was Grant E. Jones, 93 Bank St., housed equipment for the Holmdel candidate who lost to former tombment," according to Ron 'LINDEN (AP) - Some 3,200 awarded the Soujourner Legion /as released in $250 bail pending Fire Company for more than 40 entist, and Karl Wihtol, count good about it." auto workers who had threatened Rep. William H. Sutohin in 1942 Fleet, the exhibit's assistant man- industrialist and community lead of Honor Medal In 1966, for more hearing Tuesday after Patrol- years, and the new one-story had the 1964 nomination sewec ager, who said she had been hyp- They said the radiation therapy earlier this week to strike the man Vernon M. Patterson ar- er. she underwent following last than 10 years' "outstanding ser- wing. A fourth office is planned up in a primary contest with Mr notized earlier and is under post- General Motors Corp. assembly vice in the cause of Ameri- rested him at 5:25 p.m. at the for'the second floor of the fire- Daly but suddenly withdrew. hypnotic suggestion. Moderator will be Dr. Gilber year's operation, and earlier this plant here will vote tomorrow A-C Television and Radio Shop, year following the discovery of on a new three-year contract canism." house. Floor space, estimated at He's never said why he qui The capsule, in the form of aS. Fell, Monmouth College pro 52 Monmouth St. Patrolman 3000 square feet, will be adjusted but the presumption has been fessor of philosophy. the pelvic nodule removed yester. Announcement of a tentative National Sojourners is Patterson charged him with caus- coffin, is made up of 20 smaller day, should continue to have trlotic society of officers and to tenants' needs. that he decided that he really blocks of ice sealed with 500 Each speaker has a different agreement on the contract was ing a disturbance during an ar- didn't want to go to Washington opinion on the war in Vietnam, beneficial effect. made yesterday by Local 595 ofwarrant officers, past or present, gument with the owner, and with A complete facelifting for the pounds of snow ice. Miss Craig The prepared statement, read of United States uniformed and that County Chairman J. has a space about seven feet Mr. Sugarman said. the United Auto Workers Union, striking and kicking a policeman. old structure, including new shut- Russell Woolley put on enough to reporters by Hutchinson, saidthe only local in New Jersey to tered windows, all new doors, long, two feet high and two feet Kenny Dwight, 22 Marion St., pressure tokee p him steering the the pelvic tumor which had been vote last year against the na- vas charged with the assault and and cedar shake siding will wide, plexiglass lined, to move the target of last month's series Freedom Award county ship in Freehold. around in. Two hoses provide her tional pact with the company. lattery of Arthur Brower, 90 smooth the transition to the new But since then Freeholders Ir- Janitor Bars of betatron treatments, was found wing. with air. Earl Stuzman, local president, To Mrs. Gartlan ^ompton St., Belford, during a win and Daly have differed often, to be "fibrosed and necrotic"— 6aid the union bargaining com- fight on West Front St. early to- Eino Massa and Son, Inc., particularly on welfare issues, The public views the "frozen" Out Pay Hik hard and dead. The adjacent sec- mittee would recommend accep- VALLEY FORGE, Pa. - A day. Holmdel, are general contractors and Mr. Irwin is said to be de- girl through a "window" chiseled tion of her bowel had also been tance of the contract by the pro-Colts Neck woman was among in the ice and covered with plexi- the recipients of the 1987 Free- Dewey Fisher, 131 Hudson for the project. termined that he would go al involved in the reaction to theduction workers. He said detail Ave,, was charged with intoxica- out to prevent Mr. Daly from glass. radiotherapy, the statement said, of the local contract would not dom Awards in New Jersey, Dr. Seeking Cop Kenneth D. Wells, president of tion and loitering at 6:05 p.m. moving up the political ladder. To Get Phone and was removed. be disclosed until after the rati- yesterday, and Edwin S. Allen, Drivers Warned Mr. Irwin doesn't want to go to ELIZABETH (AP) — Aboi the Freedom Foundation an- Miss Craig said she can hear two dozen Elizabeth patrolmei Mrs. Wallace's husband, for-fication vote. 15 West Westeide Ave., was Washington but he is determined the comments of onlookers, al- nounced this week. who are seeking a $90C . yei mer Gov. George Wallace, can- The local had threatened t Mrs. James Gartlan, Clove charged with threatening the life On Falsification Mr. Daly will not. though they can'j hear her un- celed a speaking engagement at trike over the company's fai of Iris Allen, same address, yes- The /County Republican Steer- pay raise, tried to get into Cit Hill Road, Colts Neck, won the TRENTON — Attorney General less she shouts. A telephone is to Hall last night to bring the: Cape Kennedy, Fla., yesterday tc ure to meet union demands and terday. Arthur J. Sills warned today that ing Committee, which Mr. Wool- be installed in her. capsule today honor as editor of a company claim before City Council. Hoi remain with his wife. Aides salt to settle 12 grievances, which magazine published by National motorists who give false state- ley says is going to undergo for easy communication with the he was still at the hospital las included oharges of production some kind of a change this year, thawed world. ever, they were rebuffed by Lead, Sayreville, tiiat was cited ments on automobile registrations janitor who locked the door night, some 16 hours after Mrs speedup, Stuzman said. for its excellence. to "save" a $25 additional fee makes the party decisions on who runs for what. The Miami model who has been their faces. Wallace was hospitalized. Basic wage, hour and benefil meet may discover that the action can frozen" in shows twice before issues were decided on a nation- prove expensive via fine or jail But if Mr. Daly decides to go, The two dozen were part of Freehold Youth Held the best bet is that Mr. Irwin said that under hypnosis she is al level, but grievances Involv- term. told she won't require food or wa- group of 55 policemen — repre ing plant conditions, job classi- As Break-in Suspect Division of Motor Vehicle em- will, too. senting about one-third of tin Unions Seen Harry And that adds up, under the ter for 48 hours, won't feel the fications and a number of othet FREEHOLD - A 17-year.oli ployes are sending letters to the cold and won't be frightened. city's force — who arrived to at issues are decided in local plan kind of poltical ax that Mr. tend what they thought was borough youth is awaiting juve- registrants to determine if they Early this morning she admit- Near Accord bargaining sessions. are insured. Under the law, any-Woolley is usually able to City Council caucus on the bud nile court action on charges of Stewart . .-. wield, to neither of them enter- ted that last night's crowd made get. Union members, whose con- breaking into the Holland and one who makes a misstatement tract expired last Sept. 6, had ing the race. her a bit apprehensive but said The larger group began pickel In Holmdel McChesney building, Jackson St. on his registration application can But the party needs a name the van's electrical failure didn't agreed to work during negotia- be fined a minimum of $200 or ing, then the smaller group broki HOLMDEL — The "jurisdic- The youth was nabbed and that's why it will turn to disturb her at all. tions on the local issues. The Wednesday night by Patrolman could serve up to one year in the assemblyman. off and ran up the marble step; tional dispute" between electri new contract would be retro- Miss Craig said that through of City Hall. As they arrived a Vytold A. Urbelis. Another youth Jail. In addition, the Division of Sens. Richard R. Stout and hypnosis her body processes are cians and plumbers at the inter- active to that date. Motor Vehicles may suspend the the top, the janitor locked tin mediate school construction site, escaped an foot. Alfred N. Beadleston, both gub- slowed to half their normal rate, The youth is being detained in motorist's license for six months. ernatorial potentials next year, door. The men returned to thi is apparently almost solved. allowing her to function while en- street, where they joined the pk the juvenile section of the county The warning cited a recent have declared themselves out of cased in ice. This was the word, received by Exchange complaint made against a Wall the Congressional race and the ket line and remained for aboi jail. Nothing was reported miss- Lots of Sleep the Board of Education at its ing from the building yesterday Township driver in the state's two men actively campaigning two hours. meeting Wednesday via a letter new program. Freehold Township Miss Craig estimates she will can't get any significant backing. sleep about 75 per cent of the The City Council, meanwhile from the National Joint Board lub Told Of Magistrate Isadore I. Zlotkin im- H. William Mullaney of Ocean caucused inside the building, for Settlement of Jurisdictional posed a penalty of $200 and indi- time she's on ice, and will read, Township and Brian T. Kennedy write letters and make telephone spokesman said they did hot dis Disputes, Building and Construe cated he would refer the convic- of Spring Lake Heights are de- cuss the budget but were then tion Industry, in Washington. Group's Aims Be wise... tion to the Division of Motor Ve- calls to family and friends the clared but are running with lit- rest of the time. for "a routine meeting." The dispute, which causec MIDDLETOWN — The weekly hicles for possible action against tle encouragement from party The minimum salary for polici workers to walk off the job Jan luncheon of the Exchange Club of the driver's license. "This Is My Beloved," a vol- open a powers. ume of tove poems by Wal-in Elizabeth is now $7,300. Tht J2, centered on which skilled Greater Red Bank Area was held ter Benton which some readers picketing patrolmen said thej group would install the electrical at the Mill House here with Jack claim would melt an iceberg, ac- were seeking a $900 increase this heating unit in the school. Stahlsmith, controller, Monmouth Checkmaster companied her into the capsule year and $10,000 a year "in th County National Bank, and Ir- near future." The matter was referred to theving Krakowltch, captain of detec- last night. two international unions, which ANDERSON BROS., Obviously, there's nothing like tives, Red Bank police depart- accounttoday ordered both local unions back on ment, as guests. blonde in a bikini on ice to Seminars Set the job 10 days later pending a draw a crowd. Richard C. Weis- decision from the joint board in Henry Inselberg, of the Long PACKING-MOVING-STORAGE man, Monmouth Shopping Center MIDDLETOWN — The Middl Washington. A composite group Branch Exchange Club, spoke of No minimum manager and public relations town Communily Evening Schoo began work on the installation. the aims and purposes of the Ex- ;hange Club in the community, 51-53 Mechanic St. director, said the exhibit drew and the township League of Worn In the letter, the board was ad- Harry Stewart is a rare en Voters will sponsor the fir. md the dedication of Exchangites balance required twice the previous largest crowd vised that both sides of the issue craftsman — a Too! maker. Red Bank, N.J. in MSC history. in*a series of Wednesday nighl to a program of service toth e were heard on Feb. 13 to facili- youth in the community. Ha has been making and "It's like the day before Christ- 'Know Your Government" sem tate clarification of the specific mas never was," he said hap- Inars beginning Feb. 28 from items involved in the dispute. George Jaeger, president, dis- repairing our complex 741 - 0030 to 10 p.m. in the local Jiigl pily. The joint board further voted, ussed with the membership manufacturing tools for Mr. Weisman said he didn't school. plans for Charter Night, a ma at its meeting on the issue, to more than 25 years. Pine know the volume of business done Guest speaker will be Dr. Er request both international unions |or upcoming event. Is the COLLECTOR of yesterday "because the stores' nest C. Reock, director of thito attempt to select this "juris- asssmbly fixtures are kit personnel were too busy ringing Bureau of Government Researd dictional dispute directly and toTo Serve Luncheon specialty. Highly skilled INTERNAL RESIDUE living up the cash registers to count at Rutgers University, Ne refer back to the board only tool men like Harry are them." Brunswick. those items on which agreement For Camp Benefit off the fat of your land? And all through the night the Attending will be representa- cannot be reached." MIDDLETOWN — A breakfast- vitally necessary to our curious came, most of them to tives of state, county and local luncheon will be served in the work at Bend'ix and to oth- • Opens grease clogged drains, traps be turned away. At 1:30 a.m. government. educational building of the there, was a young Neptune cou- Lombardo Due Middletown Reformed Church, er precision manufactur- and drainfields. ple, the wife carrying a sleeping, TO ATTEND WORKSHOP Kings Hwy., tomorrow from 9 ers everywhere, snowsuit-clad baby. At 3 a.m. FREEHOLD - The executivi Out of Hospital a.m. to 1 p.m. The meal will • Ends clogging and overflow of septic here was an Oakhurst couple board of the Freehold Regiona consist of orange juice, pancakes, HOUSTON (AP) - Veteran sausage and coffee or milk. tanks and cesspools by dissolving with three youngsters, who said High School PTA has agreed tc band leader Guy Lombardo, who Bendixj they decided to come "when it send a representative to the lltt There is a reduced rate for chil- Pay bills at home and gain grease and slime. had an artery repaired in sur- dren under age 12. wouldn't be crowded." There innual spring workshop at Rut-gery this week, is expected to more leisure time. vero Monmouth College students gers, New Brunswick, March 14. be released from Methodist Hos- The event is sponsored by the Can we help you? • Controls obnoxious odors. vho wanted to know, "Is the girl Youth Groups of the church, The subject will be "Teacher Ed- pital in about 10 days, Service Is our laked?" and "What's the ucation in New Jersey—Which Di- with Miss Adele Williams, chair, • Instantly kills roaches. pur- He is a speed boat enthusiast Electric Power rase of the experiment?" ection?" who several times has partic- man. Proceeds will benefit the biggest asset. ipated in the Regatta at RedYouth Conference- Camp in War- Division • Pleasantly pine scented. Bank, N.J. wick, N. Y. mmummmi 'lants in Eatontown A Methodist Hospital advisory Quick! Sure! Not a caustic! Not AND '1'HUBT COMffUW and Rod Bank. said Lombardo, 65, was "progress- Set Registrations MEMBER OFF. D. I. O. an enzyme! Nota bacterial culture! ing most satisfactorily" follow- ililiromjipuuniiiiiiEii ng the Wednesday morning sur- ?or Kindergarten gery performed by Dr. Michael HAZLET — Registration for . . . Using Cloroben, your E. DeBakey. Lombardo entered Indergarten students for Eep- cloggtd and overflowing sep- imber will take place in local tic rank, cciipool and drain- tho hospital Sunday, the state- field does nor need cniymoi, for a NEW HOME! nent said. ilementary schools as follows: Beers Street, Middle Road, bacterial additives or corro- PER ANNUM ON ANNUAL DIVIDEND "He ia already up and moving sive and dangorous caustics. SAVINGS CERTIFICATES COMPOUNDED about," the hospital statement Covo Road, West Kcansburg Cloroben dissolvos greaio FROM $5,000 QUARTERLY Thursday said. "Ho is expected Schools, Monday and Tuesday, and Mother Nature does th» 4% to bo dismissed from tho hos- Warcli 11 and 12; Union Ave., rait. >ltal In about 10 days. Prognosis lycamore Drive, Lillian Drive, 9 for full and complete rcoov- Wednesday and Thursday, March Call Your Family E *"?? MRS. FRIEDA CONNOLLY celerating change in the world now. Tne town fquirnu iriHiiJ1"10* ^urniiky; tw sons A NEPTTNE—Mrs. Frieda Hoyt! over u,e ,,„( four decades. them. ^^ jbert Kurinsky and Stephen Ku- Connolly, 71. of 69 Bennett Ave., j ]„ 4 depths-of-Uifxlepression rinsky, both of this place; "Vain little girta with more al Carl Colmorgen died Tuesday at Jersey Shore icomment on the very rich,, he daughter, Miss Mary Ann Kurin Medical Center. cohol in their brains than sense. sky, also of this place; five broth. drew some sabled matroni 'and Take a look in any nightclub or She was thesister of Mrs.their mates on their way to a the fancy restaurants around ers, Frank Kurinsky, Michael Relief Engine Paulino D(>cJ young lovelies, "I suppose you Patricia Anne Bush of Pleasant- ugh and Mrs, Clarence P, Ehr- RED BANK — Charles Gun- Think of The Berg Agency when you think of selling viile, N.Y., and a sister. Mrs. hardt of Springfield, Va,, and a nell has been elected president of Anderson Brothers Storage and girls are wondering why I asked your home , Moving Co. for 20 years. you here tonight." Frank C. Hart of Bal Harbour, sister, Miss Clarice Irwin of this the Navesink Hook and Ladder borough. Surviving are Mi widow. MM Ann was born Curtis Arnoux Fla. Co. of the Red Bank Fire De- Corlne Reeves; a sister, Miss Cos Peters in New York City on Jan. A memorial service is planned Funeral arrangements are un- lor Sunday at the Hill Funeral der the direction of the Adams partment, and Robert Laveratt tella Reeves of Syracuse, N. Y.,8, 1904, the son of a state Su- was elected captain. and a brother, Kenneth Reeves c preme Count Justice. He wu edu- Home in Rye, N.Y. Memorial Home, Red Bank, ROUTE 35 Bowie, Md. Emil Munch was elected vice HAZLET, N.J. president; Al Nolan, secretary; The funeral will be Monday a Leo Conner, treasurer; Donald 2*4-8200 fhe F. Leon Harris Funeral Homi Frid, 75, Wright, first lieutenant; Martin ROUTE 35 here. Burial will be in WW War Wounds Kill McCue, second lietenant; Donald R;rf»e Cemetery, Eatontown. MIDDLETOWN, N.J. Hubbard, engineer; and William OS 1.1000 Ex-Assessor Wolchak, William Bloom and Wil- In Union Beach Morganville GI liam Minery, assistant engineers. UNION BEACH - John M. MORGANVILLE - Pfc. Ml Services will be held at 8:30 FrieJ, a former tax assessor of chael Nemeth, 23, of Ticetown a.m. tomorrow at the Day Fu- the borough, died Wednesday Road, here, died Feb. 11 of shrap- neral Home, Keyport, with a High while on vacation In Miami, Fla. nel fragment wounds while oi Requiem Mass at 9 a.m. at the patrol with the Third Company St. Joseph Catholic Church, Key. Mr. Friel, 75, lived at 412 Union Fourth Infantry Division, U.S Ave. Born In Newark, he had re- port. Burial will be in the St. fruitful Monwnwfc Army, in South Vietnam. Joseph Cemetery. sided here for 45 years. He was Private Nemeth, who has bee «t than <*nj •* a real estate and Insurance bro- in the wartorn country since No- ker with offices at 910 Front St. . . . btwtiM, ptrmmmt vember, was stationed at Dak To. Sailor Injured nptrVr carwd M an | He was a member of the Holy He attended grammar school twd. dan* m •*»•* Family Catholic ChurclThere, and here and attended Freehold Re In Car Crash of the parish's Holy Name So- glonal High School for two years MIDDLETOWN — Police re- ciety. He was also a 3rd-degree He was drafted in late 1966. ported that a Belford man was member of the Knights of Co- Son of Mrs, Sophie Savorsky Injured in a two-car collision last lumbus, Btyshore Council In Nemeth and the late Stephen Ne night on Rt. 35. BARRE Keansburg. meth, the private was born in Seaman Thomas J. Sharkey Mimffis Mr. Frlel is survived by hisWoodbridge and lived here for Jr., 19, 485 Sherman Ave., Bel- widow, Melina Paul Friel; a the past IS years. ford, the driver of one car, was daughter, Mrs. Joseph Campa- Besides his mother, he is sur- taken to Riverview Hospital, JOHN VAN KIRK * SON nella, or Mlddletown; three sis- vived by his wife, Elaine Klimek Red Bank, and then taken •4 Ctopw Rd., MIoMMown of) Rt. IS ters; Mrs. Cathryn Koberlein, of Nemeth of South Amboy; five Patterson Army Hospital, Oione Park, L.F.; Mrs. Margaret brothers; Steven, of Old Bridge; Monmouth, where he was admit- HMdont Comtf 741-03H Hlrlemann, of Newark and Mrs.Leonard, of Laurence Harbor; ted for observation. The inves- Htodon'i Conw 741-O1I Elliabeth Marx, of Asbury Park Donald, of Jackson and Arthur tigating: officer, Patrolman Her- and one grandchild. and Albert, of here; two sisters: man Grillon, Issued a summons Funeral arrangements are Miss Victoria Nemeth and Miss to Sharkey for careless driving. Day Funeral Lillian Nemeth, both of here. Riverview Hospital reported that the other driver, James -D. JOHN H. MATTHEWS Coleman, 21, of 15 Southview Ter., this place, and a passenger, HIGHLANDS - John H. Mat- FOR ANY OCCASION Claire Anderson, S Florence thews, 70, of 112 Linden Ave., Ave., this place, were both treat- died Wednesday In Riverview ed and released after (he acci- HONEY BEE FLOWERS Hospital, Red Bank. dent. RUSSELL T. HODGKISS Born in Brooklyn, he was the son of the late John Matthews Boys Club Dance 4*4 MOAD ST. and Sarah Casey Matthews. SHREWSIURY A resident here six years, he Is Tomorrow was employed by the New York KEANSBURG - The West • Fnrt, rur iu»r turds 741 • 4020 City Transit Authority. Side Boys Club Association will feUoblt Silica HJ7 Surviving is his widow, Nora hold a dance tomorrow evening English Matthews. at the V.F.W. Hall on Ramsey • Dttan wheel conn BY WIRE ANYWHERE A Requiem High Mass will be ve. • ft* roof in Hick, wUti IT pm, tt sMri tip offered tomorrow at 9 a.m. in Our Dancing will get under way at • Briflrt belt moaldiiifs (2-doorlintttp nty Lady of Perpetual Help Cath. 8:30 p.m. Tickets provide for otic Church, here, by Rev, Ray-entertainment and refreshments • Britjit wheel ip monlifinis mond Szuleoki, pastor. Burial, • FetitMnomted tun Jlpah under direction of Posten's AskakwtoorsiiecUie^too, . Funeral Home, Atlantic High- {REGIS lands, will be in Bay View Ceme- Umim ORIoai John E. Day tery, Leonardo. W-41 Bn»d st St*4 Baak. N J. «TI»1 Brmach OtntM: EMILY ANNA HILDEBRAND n< Rt. J!, Mld.lleu.irn. N. J. M Kut M.ln St., Frwhold, N. I. FUNERAL HOME FAIR HAVEN - Emily A. Hil- BiMinr. Uil Bmwb, M. 1. debrand, of 837 River Road, died ins kj Juki ! Wednesday at the Monmouth I H«n> Clur by Tfc» R*4 Bank Convalescing Center, Long lit>«irperat«l Branch. Utmntr Pr the Aisocliited Pron — She retired in 1958 from the Th» Attocltted Prtsi It entitled ex* ciustvtly to the uie for re public* Uon ^ editing department of the Armed of all the locftl n*wi printed ta thli nemptper ti well 11 all A.P nawi Services Electro Standard Agen- diipatchii. cy. She is survived by a nephew, Second cltii poiU«e p«td at Rtd John Rodenburg of Rumson. iank, N*. J. 07701 and at additional Services will be held Monday nulling orneti. Pubilthcd dally, MOD* at 10 a.m. at the John E. DayLkjr through Friday. Funeral Home, Red Bank. Burial Subscription Prices In Advtnea Stain eopr ii counter, 10 cents: by will be in the Lutheran Ceme- tntf!, 1A cent* month -*2.» < rnootda—HIM tery, Queens, N. Y. mnnlha -tt M 13 monUia—431.00 The Adams Memorial Home William J. Conmlly, Mgr, Worden Funeral Home 747 • 0226 W E. FRONT ST. RED BANK FUNERAL DIRECTORS SINCE 1165 Day and Night Phone . . . WERNER'S AUTOMOTIVE. INC. LABRIOLA MOTORS, INC. 747-0557 Highway .#36, 120 E. Newman Springs Road 310 BROAD ST. RED IANK Belford, N. J. 07718 Red Bank, N. J. 07701 HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. THE DAILY REGISTER Friday. Frb. 23, Cancer Society Told Of Voice Club's Work ALLENHURST - Cortlandt B. ences totaling 2,970 persons. open daily 'til 9, Saturday, Feb. 24, 'til 9 Ogden, president of the Garden A total of 2,490 dressings were State Nu-Voice Club, headquar- distributed to patients and 2,480 tered in Red Bank; and John E. dressings were packed by the McClear of the Speech Rehabili- chapter's serving units in Janu- tation Institute, New York City, ary. were guest speakers at the Feb- Mr. Patton said he anticipates ruary meeting of the Monmouth 1968 as the chapter's most suc- County Chapter, American Can- cessful year, with funds raised cer Society, in Borough Hall, exceeding last year's record- here. breaking figures, but chairmen Robert C. Patton, Middletown, for the annual crusade, start- presented a check from the ing in April, are still needed for Monmouth County Chapter to Mr. Avon, Holmdel, Colts Neck, Mat- Ogden to help further the post- awan and Matawan Township. laryngectomy rehabilitation work Executive director Mrs. Haze! WASHINGTON'S being done by the club. Dickson announced that a lun- Mr. Ogden outlined the aims cheon, launching the 1968 cru- and objectives of his organiza- sade, will be held in the Molly tion. Mr. McClear described post- Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, on laryngectomy rehabilitation pro- Wednesday, March 6. cesses. The chapter's ninth annual din- The chapter voted to order ner dance on Saturday May 18, from national headquarters a at the Homestead Golf and Coun- try Club, Spring Lake Heights. supply of devices used to demon- BIRTHDAY p" strate the ill effects of cigarette •moking, for distribution in schools throughout the county. 450 Ready In her home care report on money spent in Monmouth Coun- ty for January, Mrs. B. A. Sei- To Join Study ple, Asbury Park, disclosed four .the sale of the year! patients in nursing homes, at a cost of $1,212.50; two patients Of Measlel provided with practical nurses, FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - for $260; four patients with house- More than 450 pupils have volun- hold aides, costing $362.88; med- teered so far, and more are ications for 15 patients, at $541.- signing up, to take part in a wednesday-thursday-friday-saturday 64; nine patients receiving public controlled study of German health nurse visits, valued at measles which begins today 1 $355; and two patients receiving in the Clifton T. Barkalow cobalt therapy, amounting to School. men's women's and boys wear $215. The state Department of Health The total of $2,947 in expendi- had asked parents for their tures comes to $1,000 more than permission so that blood samples Once a year for Washington's Birthday, The Fair puts on sale every- that of the previous month. of their children could be taken tomorrow and again in early Dr. AUen B. Kendall, of Red June. The state wanted at least thing from bathing suits to bumbers hoots . . . from knit shirts to night Bank, chapter education chair- 50 per cent of the school enroll- man, reported 23 showings of ment to participate which it now shirrs . . . clothing for all seasons. It's an event you cannot afford to films, during January, to audi- has. The study is to develop data miss. Every bargain is a buy worth the visit and there's a store full of PTA Speaker to be used to establish future guidelines for the use of a vac- them. A sample list to whet your bargain appetite: HAZLET - Undersheriff P. cine against German measles Paul Camp! will speak on nar- which is now being developed. cotics at a meeting of St. Bene- State Health Department phy- dicts' School PTA Monday at sicians will take about one and men's vested suits reg. 85.00 • 90.00 8:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. one-half tablespoons of blood sale 60. Plans for the fourth annual an- from each child .on two occasions. tique show and flea market, to The township Board of Edu- men's suits, vested and regular ...... reg. 100.00- 110.00 be held April 28, will be dis- cation had given the state per- •ale 70. cussed. mission to ask the parents for their cooperation. Ten cases of German measles occured in the men's lightweiaht' suits ...... reg. 50.00-57.50 To Address Club school since mid-January, which sal. 30. LINCROFT — Brother A. Ste- the state told the parents "strong- phen, principal of Christian ly suggests the beginning of an men's wool sportcoats ..... '_ „...... _..reg. 45.00 - 50.00 Brothers Academy, will be the outbreak." tale 25. guest speaker at a dinner meet- ing of the Sera Club in the Mol- HOMEOWNERS TO MEET men's Harris tweed sportcoats ...... reg. 60.00 ly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, Mon- WEST KEANSBURG - Plans •ale 38. day at 7 p.m. for a dinner dance will be made Brother Stephen's topic will be at a meeting of the West Keans- men's fine H. Freeman topcoats -jeg. 175.00 "Parent-Child Relationship." Leo burg Park Homeowners Associa- sale 99. Fisk is in charge of arrange- tion Monday at 8:30 p.m.,at Buck ments. 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Many other spectacular sale items too numerous to list! ATTEND A FREE sorry, no alterations during this sale DEMONSTRATION MEETING AT THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD ^ AMERICAN HOTEL, MAIN STREET MONDAf. FEBRUARY 24 — 8:00 P.M. E EATONTOWN THE COLONNADE RESTAURANT the fair university shop MONMOUTH SHOPPING CTR.. RT. 35 DALE CARNEGIE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 — 0:00 P.M. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 29 — 8:00 P.M. for men, women and boys HAZLET SHORI POINT INN, ROUTE 35 8. HOLMDEL ROAD WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28 — 0:00 P.M. Rt. 35, Wanamassa (one mile north of Asbury Circle) KE1-4949

Preiontod By WES WESTROM AND ASSOCIATES These Times Of Crises, How CouJd I Let The FROM OUR READERS Nation Try To Get Along Without Tk» tram lt» re*der», V u UCih — PufciiU.hKj f// Tf,aircraft carrier operating in the Sea of Korean invasion. not part of the homebuyer's cost of the prop- ployment tax, in order to avoid penalty for Japan. erty. You can't add the "points" to your underpayment of estimated tax. Particularly While the U.S. completely dominites the None of these nuclear weapons, despite cost basis in determining your profit or loss do not overlook the self-employment tax, skies in Vietnam, the North Korean air force their on-lhe-alcrt ,«ia:us, can be fired until on a sale. which can run as high as $499.20 in 1968 be- outnumbers the U.S. and South Korean in approval comes from President Johnson Under another 1967 ruling, you a divorced cause the Social Security tax base was raised modern planes by a three to one margin. In through the highly -secret "permissive link" wife, can safely deduct the legal fes you in- from $6,600 to $7,800 for 1968. The change South Vietnam or nt nearby oases, the U.S. system. cur in collecting alimony. does not show up on your 1968 Form 1040 ES has more than 5,000 aircraft of all types. Under tivs tnp security procedure, at which Is in the tax package you received In South Korea, the number is less than 190. IN PAST YEARS, the Treasury had al- least four other high-level administration of- lowed divorced wives to deduct their legal from Uic IRS. If you want a revised Form ficials must confirm the President's order be- Although better armed than their South fees for collecting alimony as expenses in- 1W0ES, you can now get one at your local fore the "weapon use" code is sent to the Korean allies, the two U. S. divisions sta- curred in connection with producing income. IRS office. • commander of U. S. forces in South Korea tioned at the 38th parallel are not at full Then came a Supreme Court decision barring To avoid worrying about how high your so American pilots can activate tlie;r bombs. strength and lark artillery as powerful as the a husband from deducting certain legal fees 19C8 taxes may run and to protect yourself In contrast 1uiis, tu-cord- Supreme Court's decision to the wife's legal tered mail so you have absolute proof you "Looks like the politicians aron't qolno • • • ing to the Joint Chiefs of Staff contingency fees In 1!M>7, the Treasury agreed with the mailed on time. It may seem needless trou- to use communism as an issue to scaro THE S'XOND FRONT - The bin differ plant, would be absolutely nec<'.s_sa ry (o delay Tax Court. ble and expense, but if you are among the us this election year:" pn»:s b<-twiasis, and we have proved we Dr. Farley is married toth ehave one," he said. Advertise in The Register 36 Main St. Keansburg former Barbara McCellan of Lit- Hear Talk Ontle Silver. They have a son and WEEKEND SPECIALS! Presentations daughter. Special Reductions OCEAN TOWNSHIP - About 50 public and school librarians from our Men's Shop! LAMB SHANKS 291 heard guest speaker J. Randall Rosensteel, assistant librarian of tiie Free Library of Philadelphia, LAMB ROAST 29!* at Wednesday's meeting of the Monmouth librarians Association LAMB CHOPS 29'* in the municipal building. IMPORTED Mr. Rosensteel, who works on adult and young book selection CASHMERE SMOKED HAM 29&> and has made traveling dramatic ON INSTALLED presentations and readings for TOPCOATS 11 Ga. Chain-Link Fence adults, described the difficulties, CHICKEN 29£> FABRIC . . . hard work and joys associated • FREE ESTIMATE with these presentations. reg. FRANKS 291 • Mln. 100 ft. up to 48" HT. He won the applause of the 99.00 • 3 years to pay group with a humorous reading $175 • No Money Down of a cocktail scene from Truman BACON BY THE PIECE 29lb • Payments Start June 1968 Capote's "Breakfast at Tiffany's." The world's finest 100% Monmouth Shopping Center Refreshments provided by Jie Mongolian Cashmere can ROAST __69!b Open Dally 10 A.M. 'til hospitality committee followed be yours at substantial 9:30 P.M. Mr. Rosensteel's appearance. savings! This classic Campbell modal with cen- John A. Farley ter vent and lapped seams Postal Union is available in Black, Na- tural or Navy. Sixes 37 to Will Meet 46 rog., 38 to 42 short, or 40 to 46 long. Broken Tomorrow •Modern Apartments lizes: ASBURY PARK - The Mon- AT RENTALS mouth and Ocean County Dis- trict Postal Union, which is af- YOU CAM AtFORD filiated with the National Postal Union, will hold its mid-winter meeting tomorrow at the Ameri- SALE can Legion home at Grand and MONMOUTH price Sewell Aves. at 8 p.m. Subjects on the agenda will be the right window...the right election of officers, grievance VILLAGE seminar and the legislative pro- gram for the year. National Post- APARTMENTS ...at the right place* al union health benefits will be discussed. All associate members of the health plan are invited, which in- cludes associate members at Ft. ROUTE 33 Monmouth. FREEHOLD, N.J. The officers are John J. O'Kane, Red Bank, president; Charles 1&2 BEDROOM Rose, Asbury Park, vice presi- APARTMENTS dent; Charles Rhodes, Keans- burg, treasurer, and James IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Street, Asbury Park, secretary. • Large Rooms This meeting is open to all post- • Science Kitchen al employes and their families. • Built-in Wall Oven • Ample Parking Facilities u INSTALLATION • Children's Equipped Expect 300 Playground SAVE NOW ON OUR "HEAVY DUTY" • Swim Pool Facilities At Dinner DIRECTIONS: Garden State ''SAMSON" Parkway to Exit 123, con- WHITE ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOW For Allegra tinue on Route 9 to Circle, proceed around Circle to SHREWSBURY - More than TWO DAY SALE 300 guests are expected to honor Route 33 East, continue Dr. Edward C. Allegra, Rumson on Route 33 East approx. physician, at a testimonial din- 1 mile to Monmouth Gar- FULLY INSTALLED ner-dance tonight in Rod's den Apartments, LIGHTWEIGHT Shadowbrook. (mln. 6) RENTAUGENTDNPREMISES MEN'S SUITS Proceeds will be donated to the • 15-year guarantee on paint finish building fund of Riverview Hos- 462-9346 • Triple track • Fully wearherstripped pital, Red Bank. Management Co. Realton Dinner arrangements are being 20% to 25% Off • Stabilizer bar • E-Z tilt handled by Long Branch Post- PAYlDdtOMKIIll FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR INSTALLATION master Rocco N. Bonforte. May- Management Company (No Extra Charge for'Seeond Floor) or John P. Arnone of Red Bank S00 Broad St., Newark, N. J. Reg. $44 to $75 MA 3-1349 "FREE MEASURING SERVICE i chairman. Men's dacron and wool and WITH YOUR ORDER" Jack Mazzaroppl and his Tune Toppers will play for dancing. other light weight fabrics. Spring suits at a special • 'CUT OUT— SAVE'--"------"—«• pre-season offering . . . Asbury-Red Bank Limousine Service • PLUS a group of fine • DIREn TO & FROM KENNEDY & NEWARK AIRPORTS ! wool worsted transitional WHITE ALUMINUM-COLONIAL-COMBINATION weight suits in a variety /• AI I W» fitil\ FOR INFORMATION • of colors and styles. Reg- CROSS-BUCK DOOR UALL JLLC-OiVV and RESERVATIONS i ular, Short, Long. SCALLOP GLASS ft DOOR R«ad Down EIMctlv« January 111, ml • NORTHBOUND — To Newark and JFK Alrporti ' EARLY AMERICAN BLACK STRAP & HINGES LEAVE: | Asbury park • PUSH BUTTON HARDWARE 5:311 6:30 7:30* 8:30 10:30 12;JO 3:30 ):»# 4:30 S:X># <:U , ALL HARDWARE INCLUDED Long Branch | i-M 6:4! 7:45' 8:45 10:45 11:45 3:45 ]:45# 4:45 5:4S# <:4S | FREE INSTALLATION Eatonlown I 5:SS «:SJ 7:55* 8:5! 10:55 1J:SJ 2:55 3:55# 4:55 J:5S# «:5I I Rid Bonk 9:01 11:115 1:05 1:05 4:05# 5:05 <:os# 7:05 6:0! 7:« 8:05' THREE CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE MUfdltlOwrl 9:13 11:15 1:11 1:11 4:15# 1:15 <:!!# 7:11 6:1J 7:15 «:«• • Budget • Easy Charge • Prown'i Credit Ktyport-Malawon 9:2J 11:25 1:25 1:21 4:1!# 5:15 <:!!# 7:25 4:2! 7:25 «:2V Dally and Saturday 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Woodbrldgt 1:40 1:40 4:40# 5:40 «:40# 7:41 6:41 7:49 1:40' 9:40 11:40 COMPANY ft ARRIVE Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 P.M. Newark l:(K 4:04 »:»» i-K 7Mit >:00 ft JFK 7:00 1:00 9:00* 10:00 12:00 Free Delivery (MSJsO) 741-7500 8:30 10:00* 10:30 11:30 3:M 4:10 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK lion: Opemlei Mon. Morning Only. # Operate Frl. Alltrnoan Only s LIMO STOPS AT TERMINALS BY RESERVATION ONLY 141 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH SIKH' Fridny 'lil 9 — Salunliiy 'til 5:30 .....__ CUT OUT - SAVE ______Services in County Churches Church Hall News Roundup Atlantic Highland* n. i>wnn m Middletown iuws canouo I OM Ei««» tjuttj «•« id Mil %-n, lr. tu* ssmtoa "«0l a* a1"* I .a. It. » 11 am "Ji %%'*• » Visitation Program Organized *t* •' 1, t 1G, U V* :* it t ir, l»t, UtrtAH k. rj/n ll Mlor tS OTMAW MXWW •*«?* and norm in Use ctiurcb; *.t $ IS, *: tR'JrM Or aiMKt . lUv 10:46 a m. and noonr Old BrUia HAZLET — More than 200 sen, president; Mrs. El«arx School. The assembly begins to- DISCUSSIONS SET f ISI TK« luadty Miriet will M M members of St John's Methodist day and will conclude Sunday. MATAWAN — Beginning on Atlantic KUhlutdi Holmdel FIKNT UNITARIAN CHURCH -ttL Forbes, secretary and Mrs. Ji ttoralnt worihlp will ba twii a Or MOKMOUTH COUHTT Church are undergoing training Raymond Bosworth, presidin Wednesday, a weekly informal 11 a.m. Rev. Harvty Van Stiver wll I. ORURCH Uncroft Raritan Township seph Cavalier, treasurer. h on "Dolns Right Wrong." HoltnUH Sunday services will he held at 10 to equip them to make effecti minister of the local congre- layman's discussion group will The Siinftur srrvtc* will he at « m Rev. HamM R. Dean U put commence at the First Presbyter, ft m with the pn'tor, Rev, John Banford Jnfff will b* fueflt »peaJc< fAlTH REFOBMED visits to the 1,500 members BROTHERHOOD WEEK gation, lists Nick Orfan- Atlantic Highlands Waltfr Marvin will oofvtuct the sefvii Hazlet ian Church. The purpose will be Sunday services win be ripid ai Waldron, orftclailnf. Sunday asrvicca will b« htld al 9:Stthe congregation. The purpo: OAKHURST — For the tenl ides, Shrewsbury, and Marvi • 30 ind H am. Rev. Richard B An- RrFOHMED and 11 a.m. Rev. Theodora C. Mull of the visits is the establishmei year, Dr. John D. Blair, pasto Hall, Red Bank, as two of th! the study of passages from the derson officiating. Mlddletnwn will preach on "Sod la Writing Kcansburg Your Wall." of a closer relationship betwe many workers who will handle di- Bible applicable to personal and CHRISTIAN 8CIRNCR SO TETY The Sunday *PTV\C* will b# hf>!d of the First Methodist Churcl Atlantic Highlands ST. ANN'!* i'ATBOUC 11 a m. The Rev. Karl P. Camp ton w CALVARY BAPTIST the church and its members. here, and Rabbi Aaron H. Lefki versified jobs at the assembly. social situations. Sunday nervier* will t>e iina at u preach "l>n We N#>ed God? ?" Haxlet witz of Temple Beth Miriam, El The program is in addition to »m. Lesson — Sermon "Mind." Sunday MIKPI will b§ at T, I. GOOD MIFPHKni) LUTHERAN Sunday Itrrlcea will be held at 11 Each worker will carry a cha A highlight will be the baptism 0. ll and noon. HolmdPl-Mlddlelown a.m. and at 7 p.m. Rev. George J designed by the commission c beron, will cooperate in the ol of Bible students tomorrow. the adult course being held Tues- CENTRA!, BAPTIST The Sunday icrvlcf will be htl Ellott li pastor. Atlantic Hlehlands BAV SHORK COMMUNITY at 10:*R a.m. at the Thompson School ST. JOHNS METHODIST evangelism, aimed to help the i servance of Brotherhood Week. James, Wilbur Filson, district su- day evenings under the leader- Sunday service* will ne aj( 11 am Kant Kf>anitnir| Ufi- Ceorji. J Frank Jr. li pmtor. Hazlel dividual face the problems of th This evening, the Rev. Di pervisor in New Jersey and Penn. ship of the Rev. Dennis Jacobs Rev. Harry ft" Kraft Is paMor. Wcr- Punday .'icrvlcri" will he hr-M nt 11 * Sunday lerrtcpe will nt hsld at 9:3' •Jiip let ice al 7.10 p m \'--y. niflmrd PchwarU will preach KINO OF KINGS LUTHERAN ind 11 a.m. Rev. Norman R. Rile modern world and to remind hi Blair will preach at Temple Bel sylvania, will lecture Sunday. Hi to explore the parables of Jesus. 'Ii'tuiile Miniifti "' Mlddletown a pistir and will preach on "A BIBI ST. ACiNKS CATHOLIC Sunday ••rvlcei will be at S a! Choice." that the church has an answer Miriam and a number of his con topic will be "Why Does God Per- All*title Highlands METHODIST 10 45 a m. Rev, William A, Htnsi >uch problems. A copy of a nev ;regation will accompany him. mit Wickedness?" Sunday Mar*ei are at fi:nrt, ~,< will prptrh at both wrvicrs. You INTER-CHURCH UNIT 10, 11 and noon. Rev. lilchafl J. J K*anibur| Folk Festival at 4 p.m. Red Bank translation of "Good News fo Rabbi Lefkowitz will speak Fifteen congregations from HIGHLANDS-The youth de- 1* pallor, Sunday n^rvlcn will be al 9 Modern Man" will also be pr four counties in the central New i m. tnd at II a.m. Jlev. Newlni ' METIIODIRT FIRST METIIOUIST Sunday services at the Firsi partment of the First Methodist Mlddletown sented to each family. Methodist Church. The Rabbi Jersey area will attend, All ses- Cliff wood Beach "ChrlBt itltimlnfiMnn." Womhlp Sprvico at 10 a.m. tn Th> Red Bank Church will meet Sunday at 2 ut Swiimp School. Rev. Wlllian fl^rvlre of Holy Ooniiiiiinlon at i:30 confirmation class and congrega. sions are open to the public. p.m. for a visit to St. Andrew's iT. MAItK'S EPISCOPAL brami li minister. prvlcei of wnr«l!lp In th« Sanntutr Calls will be made during th BAYVIKW PPCSnVTKHIA.N tion will also attend. Clirrwnml Bi-ach at 9:30 and 11 a.m. The Rev. Leon remainder of February and all Episcopal Church. The Rev. and ftunriay nrrvirei will lie Hnly Ooi NEW MONMOUTH BAPTIST Rowpll will prpnch on "The TO DISCUSS FILM Mrs. William McCullough will Sunday worahln nfrvicen will h itinion at ft a.m, and Parlnh Euctiarli N«w Mnnmouth llgloua Situation Todsy." March. 11 • m. Rev Dnnalii h. Buccl, paito, and ncrmon Kt 6:^0 am. Bitndiy wnrdhlp icrvlrei will he hell CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY MATAWAN - The film, accompany the group, which will »lll officiate. t 10:43 a.m. unrt 7 p.m. Rfv. Donilt BAPTISr Red Bank FAIR HAVEN — Members t Time for Burning," will be shown be guided through the church by CMFFWOOU COMMUNITY RcoflfM will dpcnk at Hie Morning TO INSTALL SLATES Keyport _v\C4 fijid Joe Faxteir will talk lr lunday worship aervicea will be . the Fair Haven congregation wi and discussed at a meeting of the the Rev. Peter Molnar. He will MKTHOIUST he evening. 1 a.m. ' The RPV. SUiitlcy E. Mug- WEST LONG BRANCH - Thi UKTHSEMANE LUTHERAN SAINT CLEMENT'* EPISCOPAL Idae will preach on "The Christian attend the first semi-annual Cir- Young Adults of the First Pres- explain the various portions of Wornhlp service* will Belford itld Morality." lev. W. Robert Oswald, paslo Held al P a.m. with th* paitnr, tfai Key port HOLT TRINITT cuit Assembly of Jehovah's Wi byterian Church Sunday at 5:30 the Episcopal service as well as •undar isrvlcei will be at 1:10, l:« Sunday tchedule; 8 a.m. Holy £< •VAMOEI.IOAL LUTHERAN >f the Lutheran Church of thi Rev. W. Wlntleld Weat, officiating. tnd at 11 a.m. hft-rlst and ifirmon: 0:30 am. mm nesses in the Lakewood H 1 g p.m. Single persons from ages the symbols of the sanctuary. Cucharlit and aermn. ! Red Bank Reformation, will install offi IT. JOSETH'S CATHOLIC Sunday servlcea will he held at 9:1 18-30 comprise the group, which :ers of various organizations c Colts Neck Keyport COMMUNITY tnd 11 a.m. Rev. Harold Hornberfer la meets the second and fourth Sun fcfkiflei will b* at 4:30 and T-.M Port M on mouth paator. :he church at services Sunday. SENIOR CITIZENS MEET REI'ORHKD urn. and 12;lfi jt.in. In the church; Sunday worship at 11 a.m- Veapr! BT. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC day of each month. ;3O, 9At and 11 a.m, In th* aehoeL trvlctt at 0:30 p.m. Th« Rev. A. D. Fort Lenten KEANSBURG - Twenty-five Colt* Neck [•law U paJtor. Red Batt Officers are: ST. MAHV'B EPISCOPAL Sunday Muaei will ba ctlebrattd my members of the senior citizens Tha Sunday lervlcr will ba at 1 Keyport METHODIST I, >. 10, 11 a.m. and noon with Lutheran Church Men: Joh A.m. itnri 11 a.m. Roger Ktmp wi! Sunday aervtcei will ht: 7:45 a.m. Belford [sir. Balriura Dl Lorenzo, paator, of- .peek, president; Paul Carlson, Raritan Squad group of the Keansburg Method- Itld both service*. Morning Priyer; 8 a.m. Holy Com* Th* Sunday »»rvic* will tit at 11 clatl Services Set munlon; P a.m. family lervie* and m. ice president; C. James Heuss, ist Church met in fellowship hall ISTIN CHURCH 11 a.m. Holy Com m unto a A.M.E. ZIOK ColLa Necb WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN \ Bed Bank iecretary; Otto Geiger, treasur- Has Installation for a Valentine's Day party. Mrs. Mo mini worship iprv-lc* will t>« it ll Mlddletown Runday lervlcea at 11 a.m. Re' ir, and David Koch, program Marion Simmons is secretary of & m Dalp Rmfiller will ippak on "Ynii Little Silver Sunday aervleei will bm at 0:15 andAlfred S. Parloor la pastor. HAZLET — Fred Nemeth was Grow Ai You Give." Larry Calhoon li will speak on "Argument or ReiponH- :hairrnan. installed as president of the Rar- the group. EMBURY MRTHOUUT Mllly." PRESBYTERIAN UU1« Sllvtr Bel BarJc Lutheran Church Women: Mrs itan Township First Aid Squad at Rev. Sanford M. Hancy will preac UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Sunday Worship Service will be ob Edward Fantone, president; Mrs Eatonlown md conduct the morning wonhlp itr Llncroft >rvepic of guest preacher, the Rev. rmy Signal School the opening CHRIST MHKiil METHODIST BIBLE PROTESTANT Red Bank if the Lenten season worship byterian Church, Red Bank, who Fair Haven Robertivllie Holy Bucharlnt on Sunday at 8 and larry Peters, at the 9:30 and 11 REFOBAUED ornlng Prayer at 0:15; Morning will discuss camps and confer- SKATING PARTY The Sunday tervice will bi at 11 The Siindiy ecrvlce will be at Id m services Sunday at the Pres- •rogram will be marked by Cath- ft tn. TtiP Riv. Chsrlra a. Hanklm .m. nev. Edwin P. Spencer la pas Lor. New Sbrewabury .yer and Sermon at 1H a.m. The ences for young people. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — will preach on "A Column ol Salt." Sunday lervlce will b* at 0:30 ind lev. Oanon Charles. H, -Beat IJ rector. yterian Church. )lic and Protestant services on The Sacrament (it HaplUm. I, a.m. Th* Rev. Isaac C, Rotten- \sh Wednesday in the Myer Hall The Junior Luther League of THE OLD RHICK rg ti paJtor, Dr. James J. Thomas The Rev. Mr. Peters, a native TROOP HAS GUESTS HUM' COMMUNION" EPISCOPAL REFORMED CHURCH 111 apeak on "Mew Win* In Wlneakina- Rumson luditorium. ;ross of Glory Lutheran Church Fair Havfn Marlboro Uulon In Ferment." Philadelphia, U on leave from HAZLET — Girl Scout Troop will hold a roller skating party •unclny lervicca will he at I and 10 Chaplain Father Sigmund A Sunday mornlnt lervlcea will he held ST. OEORUK S-BYTHE-ItlVER post as a missionary in Vetie- 181, sponsored by the Faith Re- tomorrow at South Amboy rm Rev Frederick E. PreuM, rector, t 11 a.m. Rev. John Hart will of* LUTHER MEMORIAL LUTHERAN EPISCOPAL Sambilla will celebrate Catholic will preach at the 10 a.m. srrvicei. :late. (Mliiourt Synod) Rumson ;uela. He is a graduate of Park 'ormed Church, recently had Vrena. New Shrewsbury Sunday services will be Holy Com. dass starting at 1:30 a.m. Wed- JKHOVAH'S WITNKSSKS Allege, Parkville, Mo., and of Troop 157 members as their The league will meet Saturday, Fair Hnvfn < nmrfsntiiwi Matawan Morning lervlce at 10:30 a.m. Rev.nunlon &t 6 and 9:30 and Morning" lesday. Thereafter, during the [Kingdom Hull) •rtnaid L. Bliffi will orriclat*. Sermon Grayer at 11 a.m. 'rinceton Theological Seminary. [uests at an International Friend- torch 9. Membership is open ipic: "It's The Greatest." eason, Mass will be celebrated Fair Haven CALVARY BAPTIST FIRST PRESBYTERIAN He and his wife, the former ihip ceremony. The girls of 181 all young people iin the con- Kn SiimUy mcptlnR In Kair Haven. STRICAL CULTUItK FKLLOWBHIP laily at the same time, ending 3 Wilbur Fllirnn wilt *pe«k on "Why Matawan Rumson :osena Eldridge, began their >resented their guests a Friend- ;regation in grades six through Morn inn worsi.ip in at 11 a.m. New Shrewsbury On Sunday, the worship services will T>»B nod Pcrmll Wicked MM?" Hi 3 lervlces «t 10:45 a.m. In the t noon.. p tiv Sunday In thf Lakewnnd High ening worship li at T:30. Rev. Jack i held at 9:3(1 and 11 a.m. In the eign service in Guatamala and top Stick which they had made. ight. inney li pastor. tnney School, Hope Road. Edward L. .nctuary. The Rev, Harvey C. Doula Chaplain William A. Watson, Bchool. Thrcp-day •finf-ftnntiKl aiiembly rvlce at 8 and 11:30 a.m. >erved as executive secretary of Is physical health strictly a physical CROSS Or GLORY LUTHERAN Oakhurst Tnt Sunday tervice will be at 1 p.m. resus," based on Matthew 22:37. Paitnr Pavld G. Vnlk will Officiate. *ien Rev. Floyd N. Black will preach. e Venezuela mission and was HUPK UmiERAM Mauwan FIRST METHODIST In Ash Wednesday he will dis- problem? What does religion have to Freehnld Worship aervlce at 0 and 11 a.m. The delegate to the First Con Worship sm'tcrn will br at 9:30 a.m. Roliln O. Sna.ffrr will conduct Oakhurat Shrewsbury ference of Presbyterian Churches ;uss "The Heart of Christ," and Thf Rev. Allirrl W. nibnoii In putnr irvicei. Servlcei at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Dr. John CHRIST EPISCOPAL Latin America. >n the following two days, "The do with health? Listen Sunday, February and will prrncli on "Fevered or Blair, la pwtor. Rabbi Aaron H. Fri" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Shrewsbury vlind of Jesus" and "The Soul Matawan jefkowlti will be guest ape&ker. Holy Cuoharist at 6 and B a.m. and FIRST PRR^nV lornlng Wnrahtp at 10 a.m. RELIGIOUS 1OC1ETT OF FRIENDS Jesus." 25, to "RELIGION'S CONCERN WITH FrethnW Occanport vtrnlnK prayer at 11:1S a.m. The tev, Ronald G. Albury will preach on Shrewsbury During the week starting March Wornlni wonhlp will be at 9:30 In FIRST PnraBYTEBIAN 'Is Lent Worthwhile?" at the latter Sundax meeting li neld at 11 a.m. trip new Aiidllnriuin nnri al 11 am In Matawan CALVARY BAPTIST THOUGHT AND BODY." the danrtimry Pastor Jfimci K Mam' Worship aervlcei at 0 IS ted 11 a.m :wo •e.rvlees, Panel on "Proteatantlim the Protestant Lenten medita- noti will deliver a lermnn, >v. Chrntftr A. Galloway will preach Ocean port ind Romiin Catholicism" at 4:30 p.m. Union Beach ions will be led by Chaplain Ken. "When Boredom Beta In," Sunday morning aervlce at U a.m. peahen: the Rev. Ronald Dunk and IMMAM El, RAl'TIST he evening aervlce at 7:30 p.m. Rev* nev, Dorian J, Gall. GRACE METHODIST eth K. Wittenburg, whose theme Free ho lii UI N. flmlih is p&filor and will apeak ST. ci.r.MrNT's CAXHOLIO PRESBYTERIAN Union Beach STATIONS MarnlnR worship will t>« at 11 a.m. B Morning Bar-vice on "Dying to Worship services will ba Sunday at riU be "Were You There?" and and pvpntnR iervlc« at 7 p.m.. both Matft wan-Marlboro jive." The Him, "Impact of Arch- WRLB-FM 107.1 Sunday Maiaei and Holy Communion Shrewsbury t 8:30 and 11 a.m. aervlces. The Rev.in respective days he wiU con- In the YNC.V nev. Frank C. Morae, telogy" will ba> shown In tha evening. Tte morning aervlcei of worship 7:15 A.M. stnr, will preach on "Th« Danse-r of Ul be held at ft, 0:30 tnd 11 a.m. tn rill be at 0:36 a.m. and 11 a.m. The'ranklln H. Bird Jr. la paator. Sermon ider the time He was betrayed; K laa ProphpU." e, Matawan Grammar School. B«v ,ev. Harry Peters will preach on "You jplc: "Our Concept of Stewardship." WNEW 1130 KC. iieph Rucimkl ii paitor, Mission tn Veneeuela." lenied; accused; condemned; Old Bridge 4:45 A.M. Highlands riHST METHODIST West Long Branch Ad laid in the Tomb. LDTRKRAN 00(11) SHEPHERD ASSEMBLY OP OOD WNBC 440 Matawan Old Bridie REFORMATION LUTHERAN Meditation music will be played riRBT MKTHOD1ST Divine Worship Ht 9:30 and H a.m Faintly Bible hour will be Sunday Shrewsbury West Long Branch 8:15 A.M. Hl|hltnrti ItnniM r. Plillllpi Br. Is jvajtor t SMS a.m. Worship isrvlei Worship service at 11 a.m. and The Rev. Robert Oswald will preach Pfc, Lee Baker, of Company Worship «e.rvlce at 11 am Rtv. Wlt-ind will preac-h on "God, of th* Val III ba at 10:30 a.m. R»v. Harlar B. Evangelistic service at T p.m. The the 9:15 and 11 a.m. services. In. jn J. McOullough U pMtAr. yt." y will officiate. Riv. Patrick 0. McLui is pastor. nr.(*]intar anrl rftllifir Yellow Pages: for who need peop Friday, Feb. 23, 1968 THR DAILY RF/IISTFR Good Grooming Tied to Teens9 Getting, and Keeping, Good Jobs NEW BRUNSWICK — To a at the Rutgers College of Agri. home economics at Douglass Col- berland County and in the city the pursuit of employment? teen • ager. "Heads Up" could culture and Environmental Sci- lege, developed "Heads Up" at a of Paterson. "Frequently teen-agers are un. make all the difference between ence, and Mrs. Kaye Kittle Boyer series of workshops and then How important is good groom- aware that the type of dress that hanging around a street corner of Old Bridge, an instructor in launched pilot programs in Cum- ing and personal appearance in appeals to their crowd is not and hanging onto a job. equally attractive to a prospec- That's the opinion of two Rut- tive employer," Miss May ex. gers University staff members plains. who created "Heads Up" to help 'This doesn't mean that a boy young people become more em- needs to wear a jacket and tie ployable. The program empha- to get a Job. Many first Jobs — sizes the fundamentals of groom- such as stock boy in a supermar- ing and personal appearance and ket require only a neat, clean uses youth group advisers to put appearance, A sport shirt and a across Its message. pair of clean chinos is often the Miss Beatrice May of North 'best dressed' look for a particu- Brunswick, 4-H clothing spe lar Job." cialist with the Extension Service She and Mrs. Boyer have found YOUNG PEOPLE SING OUT — Thirty young people from the King of Kings Lutheran that teen-agers are more likely to Church on Cherry Tree Firm and Harmony Roads, Middletown, will present a folk accept advice when It's practical. song festival for the first time Sunday. Entitled "Sod's -for Real," it will be held at Croydon Hall Four "Heads Up" groups now are operating on their own, and 4 p.m. at th« church. Participants will incude, left to right, Melissa Cox, 13; John Honor Roll other leaders are helping young- Laughun, 17; Kay Boddie, 18, and Kay Peterson, 17. Th« Wayside Trio will also bt sters on an Informal basis. In featured. Tha production is being directed by Mrs. William Cox. Camden, the county 4-H agents. Announced Hilde Hoge and Alfred M. Dun (Register Staff Photo) can, are conducting "Heads Up' LEONARDO — William E. sessions. Coleman, headmaster of Croydon Included are classes in buying Hall Academy, has announced and repairing clothes and demon Fraternity, Sorority Service the honor roll list fof the first strations of how clothes should semester of the 1967.68 school fit for better appearance and year. comfort. Groups go to stores for Students oa the honor roll: first-hand lessons on buying. Projects Give Aid to Many 7th Grade — Julio Hubert, Leo- FITTING OCCASION — Mrs. Kaye Kittle Boyer, left, a home economist and on* A physician who meets once nardo. with each group relates care of WEST LONG BRANCH-Thou- thon, "Bouncing for Beats," with Services Organization In Lone of the originators of th» "Heads Up" project at Rutgers University, discusses good 8th Grade — EH Ashley, New the body, face, hands, half and sands of pounds of canned goods, proceeds going to the American Branch. York City; Robert Grignon^ fit of a man's jacket with youth leaders in a Paterson department store. feet to appearance. hundreds of happy youngsters Heart Association. The local chapter of Tau Ep- Ridgewood; Charles Poe, Hazlet. A nutritionist discusses diet and and many pleased parents are the Kappa Beta Sigma organized a illon Phi also is active In service 9th Grade — Henry Blau, Ken- emphasizes the need for flexibil results of a drive by local fra- food drive under the auspices of and good-will projects, and sup- sington, Md.: William Bowne, At- ity an using her information. For ternities and sororities to fulfill MCAP's Neighborhood Service ports a Taiwan foster child. the call, "service to community, lantic Highlands; Alan Citro, Pick DAR Award Winners example, she may suggest that Center in Freehold. The planned Delta Phi Epsilon sorority hit campus and self." Hazlet; Mario da Silva, New teen-agers who skip breakfast goal Is 1,090 canned goods items. collected funds at various times York City; Thomas Marchigiano, FREEHOLD — Miss Debrah She is an assistant Sunday school she was also a Ylutti Govern- may go for the idea of eating More than 800 Monmouth Col- Tau Kappa Epsilon conducted for UNICEF and the Cystic Fi- Haslet; Peter O'Brien, Atlantic Tomberlln, daughter of Mr. and teacher. An active 4-H member, ment Day and Girls State repre- the traditional lunch foods — lege students belong to its 11 fra. drives "to give a merry Christ- •rosis fund. Their most publi- Highlands. Mrs. Ray H. Tomberlin, 15 she was state champion barrel sentative. The highlight of hef se- cheese or meat sandwiches and ternities and four sororities, and mas to two groups, the soldiers cized event was a "slave sale" 10th Grade — Hyatt Cunning- Fairway Eastj Colts Neck, has racer in 1967, and state reserve nior year was being named Miss an orange — for breakfast. service projects play an impor- in Vietnam and to underpriv- with members of the sorority ham, Rumson; David Lapin, Fair been named to receive the pole bender. Her hobby is her Southern Freehold Regional High The "color bib" is proving to tant role in fraternity and soror- ileged children in the local area." selling their housekeeping and tu- - Haven; David Bellezza, Keans- Daughters of the American Revo- horse, which she rides in both School. be a useful device for workshop ity life at Monmouth. taring talents to raise money for Phi Kappa Fsi held a Christ- burg. lution Good Citizen's Award English and western shows. She Activities outside of school also participants to test the effects of "Not only do service projects scholarship fund. from Freehold Regional High plans to major in art, and has mas party for orphans and a 11th Grade — Geoffrey Ek- include singing in the choir of different colors on themselves. benefit the community and Besides their work with brain- School. Named from South- been accepted at the University clothing drive for the needy. blaw, Cazenovia, N. Y.; Itehak Bethany Baptist Church, Farm- Adult leads are making slml- strengthen fraterciity-communi- damaged children in the area, ern Freehold Regional was Miss of Kansas. Haimovic, Tel Aviv, Israel; John ingdale. She was a teacher's aide lar bibs so that the boys and girls ty relations," Bernard Brucker, Delta Sigma Pi, national busi- Brenda Hampton, daughter of they act as receptionists' aides at Johnson, Leonardo; Edmund Brenda is serving the senior during the summer of 1966 for they work with can see how the president of the Inter-Fraternity ness fraternity, collected money Mr. and Mrs. N- H. Hampton, Monmouth Medical Center, Long class as president, is a varsity the Head Start program in How- color of a sweater or shirt can Council says, "but they are a re- for (he USO, and signatures on a Jones, Silver Spring, Md.; Lau- 414-B Manassa Rd., Farmingdale. Branch. During Christmas the rence Kamp, Silver Spring; cheerleader, and is activities ell Township, and is employed by change the apparent color of skin warding experience for the indi- giant Christmas card that was girls sang carols for resident! of Charles Oberlin, Leonardo; Al. Announcement of the honor was editor of the yearbook staff. In New Jersey Bell Telephone Com- and eyes, and possibly even In vidual members of the groups." sent to U.S. forces In Vietnam. a home for the aged and at made this week by Miss Jane faience the personality of the Four members of Alpha Phi bert Rosenberg, Scranton, Pa.;' addition she participates in choir pany. The Sportsmen's Club conduct- Thanskgivlng, donated baskets of Francis, chairman of DAR Good wearer. Omega (APO), national service Thomas Schaedel, Livingston. and modern dance. She was class Her future plans are to attend ed several successful projects, in- food for the needy. - Citizen, Monmouth Court House fraternity, have completed an ort 12th Grade - William Broth- president as a junior and sopho- Cambridge School in Boston to Miss May and Mrs. Boyer had cluding a Christmas party for Nu Theta Chi sorority spon- Chapter. entatlon program for the Mon- ers, Short Hills; Brian Buegler, more, and class secretary in her study retailing. some obstacles to overcome be- children on the pediatrics floor at sored a Halloween party for the mouth Community Action Pro- Lincroft; Jeffrey Curtis, Wash- Debbie's school activities in- freshman year, when she became Brenda and Debbie will be hon- fore starting the program. As Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, children in Monmouth Medical gram (MCAP) "Big Broth- ington, D, C; William Evenson, clude being editor-in-chief of the active in the Dramatic Arts Club, ored March 4 in Trenton along they began to assemble their kit and a food drive for the Family Center's pediatrics ward. During er," and another seven are sched- Fairfax, Va.; Dae-Young Kim, school paper, Spirit; senior edi- Future Teachers of America and with more than 150 other out- of teaching materials they dis Thanksgiving they collected foods uled to begin their orientation Seoul, Korea; Joseph Paradiso, tor of the yearbook, Log; trea- Girls Athletic Association. As a standing New Jersey girls who covered that most books, charts for the needy, and as • special training soon. Spring Lake; Frederick Raile, surer of National Honor Society; sophomore she was a junior var- will be presented Good Citizen's and other graphic materials pro treat, served Thanksgiving din- Middletown; Timothy Shea, Far member of the Library Council sity cheerleader. The next year pins. ^ vided by the clothing industry for The fraternity also conducts an Homemaker ner to the soldiers at Fort Mon- Rockaway, N. Y. planning board; member of stu classroom use were geared to annual Christmas toy drive for mouth. During the Christmas hol- Post Graduate — Albert Fer- dent council for three years; re- middle-class, white teen-agers. underprivileged children and ac- Title Winner idays, they made up baskets for rucci, Netcong; William Holler, cipejnt of National Merit Scholar- They had to widen their search tively worked with the Farming- the needy, and sang carols at the ship letter' of commendation, and Springfield, Pa., and Thomas We're All Guiltf and develop their own teaching dale Child Care Center prior to RUMSON — Geraldine Cleer Westwood Hall Nursing Home, Bodman Scholarship semi-final its closing. Murray, Wantagh, N. Y. aids so that they could serve al din has been named 1968 Betty Long Branch. ist. . , In order to achieve honor roll young people. Another fraternity, Delta Sigma Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- She has been a member of the Any adult working with job- Phi, took 100 disadvantaged chil The sisterhood of Delta Zeta ranking, a Croydon Hall Acade- row for Rumson-Fair Haven Re- homecoming court; received the hungry boys and girls can obtain dren to a local movie theater and acted as hostesses at the Vest my student must maintain an 85 Show at Synagogue Long Branch Lion's Club Hallo- gional High School. average and receive no grade Crisco Outstanding Student in more information about "Heads gave them an entire float from a recent parade. The group is also ween party for youngsters, con- lower than 80. Home Economics trophy in 1965. RUMSON - The United Syn- Lew Zager, Steve Natelson, Mark Up" from county 4-H agents. She has become eligible for agogue Youth of Congregation Pressman, Nina Peskoe, Steve These are listed among county of affiliated with the Big Brother state and' national scholarship tributed 400 tray favors to Jersey B'nai Israel will present its Slers, Gina Froehlich, Cindy fices under "Extension Service' movement through Youth Unllm awards and also earned a spe- Shore Medical Center, Neptune, LESS OIL—A CLEARER COMPLEXION fourth annual theatrical entertain- Katz, Maddy Goldfarb,. Debbie in the phone book. ited, in which the fraternity cially designed silver charm and sent Christmas gifts to elder- ment tomorrow and Sunday Rothstein, Marcy Pollock, Art raised funds for the nsedy. The from General Mills, sponsor of ly women in a leper colony. They . . . tfcat't what Cleaif lex hat done for program, run in conjunction with also sent holiday favors to a lo- mt. It's amalna what a difference Clear- nights. Cooper and Marsha Zeisel. STAGE MANAGER the Betty Crocker Search for the the Long Branch school system, American Homemaker of Tomor- cal old-age home. On campus, the Pier hat made In my complexion. Entering the realm of serious The stage crew consists of Shel. BUCK HELL FALLS, Pa. - sorority sponsored a sue- drama this year,-the group will ley Eiseman, Raquel Schwartz, William Castleman, 52 Hubbard is modeled after Philadelphia's row program. CltaiPIn U the wonderful new product Big Brother program cessfu fashion show. perform its first full-length play, Connie Huber, Linda Shreibman, Ave., Middletown, served as A State Homemaker for) Tomor- that clears complexions. Iti patented Mu Alph Phi sorority present- formule actually itarvet ugly skin blem- "We're All Guilty," by James Sue Stansky, Barbara Marx, Mar. stage manager for the Pingry The fraternity put on • Christ- row and a runner-up will be se- ishes by drying up the oils that blamishes Reach. gie Cohen, Rita Spiegelbord, Dot- School dramatic group during the mas show for the children at the elected from winners in schools ed a puppet show for the children feed on. Developed by a leading derma- It is a new play that takes a ty Grant, Amy Komar, Tina Mor- unit's presentation of "The Typ Arthur Brisbane Child Treatment in the state. The state winner at Monmouth Medical Center and tologist, CleorPlex ii guaranteed to work look at a problem of present-day ris, Naomi Swartz, and Dave Ko- ists" here last weekend. Center, Allaire, and collected will receive a $1,500 college made up baskets of food and col- or your money back. Available at leading society: juvenile delinquency. mar. The play is under the direc- The event took place during the funds for the Thomas D. DooUy scholarship and the runner up lected clothing for the needy. Drug Store> without e prescription. LYNN TRAVIS The characters are portrayed by tion of Mr. Seymour Siegler. annual conference of the Council Foundation, Inc. will get a $500 education grant. During Christmas they decorated ' HMiry Hudwo Thqir schools will also get spe- the Christmas tree at»local con- Pheto by Pege Photo Studio Regional High School Jeff Finkel, Eileen Gale, Evelyn Ticket information can be ob- on Religion In Independent Sigma Alpha Mu conducted a Siege), Alan Kosene, Ted Spiro, tained from M. Siegler. Schools. basketball bouncing mara- dal awards. valescent center. 10—Ttiity. Frb 23, 1963 THE DAILY REGISTER | Wedding in Honolulu Ann Landers For Martha Schanck HONOLULU, HtW*ii — Miss The bride was graduated from Key to Happiness Martha Jean Schanck, daughter Keyport High School and of Mx. and Mrs. J. Leon Schanck, Charles E. Gregory School .. Dear Ana Linden: I am I wu a bridesmaid who was Jr., 360 Broad St., Keyport, N.J., Nursing in Perth Amboy General teen-age girl who is searching lopped off and I never was became the bride of Warrant Of- Hospital. She is a staff nurse at for some of the answers to abte to forgive the girl. ficer Chester W. Galloway here the hospital. life's problems. Can you tell m Your advice was right. You on Jan. 10 in the Methodist Chap why everyone wants the futun The bridegroom was graduated told her it didn't make much el st Fort DeRussey. to hurry up and get here? Why difference HOW she worded it, from Matawan Regional High can't people enjoy today? Th. The bridegroom is the son of School. He attended Bloomfield that the friendship would never the Rev. Chester W. Galloway, 10-year-olds want to be 13. Thi be the same. How come you College and the Academy of 13-year-olds want to be 16. The pastor of the First Presbyterian are so smart about so many Aeronautics, Long Island. He has 16-yearolds want to be 21. Why Church of Matawan, and Mrs. things, Ann? Have you learned served two years of a four-year is it that the age ahead always Galioway, Route 34, Matawan. from experience?—NO CHICK- enlistment in Uie U.S. Army and seems like the ideal age to be returned to active combat at Phu EN MYSELF Chaplain (Capt.) Wesley V. I ran across a little poem Dear Chick: If I had experi- Geary officiated. Loi as a helicopter pilot after his that expresses this thought well. rest and relaxation vacation. enced all the problems I deal The bride wore a street-length Here it is: with, I'd be in no shape to En route home, the bride visit- ivory .silk linen gown with long I plan for the future. write a column. What you read lace bell-shaped sleeves edged in ed relatives in California and has Mrs. Chester W. Galloway is the result of consultation and returned to her position. (Ths former Martha J. Schanck I yearn for the past. scallops. And, meantime, the presenl brainplcking, I am in con- Mrs. Edward B. Nadeiu Jr. Miss Jennifer H. Wntts of Is leaving me fast. stant communication with out- (The former Sharon Costa) Montclalr, N.J., a student at the Will you please answer in the standing authorities in a variety University of Hawaii in Honolulu, To Reside in Germany paper for the benefit of others of fields—and they make me was maid of honor. who wonder about this, as look a lot smarter than I am. Spec. 4 William McCormick FAIR HAVEN-Christ Churcl do?—CONTENT WITH TODAY Miss CostaJr., St. Louis, Mo., stationed at Unsure of yourself on dates? Methodist was the setting hen Dear Content: The key to the Fort DeRussey, was best man. answer is found in your signa- What's right? What's wrong? Saturday for the marriage A dinner party followed at the ture. Because most people are Should you? Shouldn't you? Miss Carol Jean Jakubecy, Top of the Waikiki, after which NOT content with today, they Send for Ann lander's booklet Is Bride daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl the couple left for Waikiki Beach look to tomorrow with the hope "Dating Do's and Don'ts," en- RED BANK - St. Anthony's J. Jakubecy, 141 Maple Ave., tc closing with your request 35c Catholic Church was the setting that it will offer something bet- Spec. 4/C Robert R. Stair, U.S ter. More often than not they in coin and a long, self-ad- here Saturday for the marriage Honor Parents Army. He is the son of Mr. and dressed, stamped envelope. of Miss Sharon Marianne Costa are disappointed. The excite- Mrs. Robert E. Stair of New ment of anticipation generally Ann Landers will be glad to to Edmund Bruce, Nadeau Jr., On Anniversary Castle, Del. ton of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund surpasses realization. help you with your problems. Bruce Nadeau Sr., 77 Belshaw HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mrs. The Rev. Charles Hanklns offl. One of the secrets of a happy Send them to her in care of Ave., Shrewsbury Township. The Emil Gaschke of Irvington cele- elated at the double ring cere- life is the ability to appreciate this newspaper enclosing a self- bride is the daughter of Mrs. brated their 40th wedding an- mony. the joys and blessings of the addressed, stamped envelope. Marie Costa, 194 Newman Springs niversary at a family dinner in The bride, who was given in present. Whilejt is wise to plan Road, Red Bank, and Joseph their honor given by their three marriage by her father, wore for the future, we should make Costa of Brick Township. daughters and husbands in Bahrs' long-sleeved gown of peau taf- Hie most of each day as we Club Collects Landing. feta appliqued with Chantilly lace Jive it and keep in mind that Msgr. Salvatore DiLorenzo, Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Frank and fashioned with a chapel train. today was tomorrow, yester- For Projects pastor, officiated at the double Troy, Edison; Mr. and Mrs. Miss Judith A. Jakubecy, Sum. day. . HAZLET - The Raritan Val- ring ceremony and bestowed on Albert Hoerner, Leonardo, and mit, was maid of honor for'he ley Ladies Club is asking for the couple the Papal Blessing, a Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kushwara, donations of used eye glass request initiated as a gift from sister. The twin sisters of the Dear Ann Landers: My sister Highlands, who also celebrated frames, lenses and cases for dis- Sister Laura Longo of St. bridegroom, the Misses Susan J. and her husband needed a place their I8th wedding anniversary. and Connie L, Stair, at home, to live. They have two children tribution by Eyes for the Needy, Joseph's Convent, Hamilton, Short Hills. cousin of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. James T. White, were bridesmaids. and are expecting a third. We Highlands, also attended. (The former Carol J. Jakubecy) Raymond Honey, New Castle rented them our small but Remnants of four-ply knitted Mr. Costa gave his daughter was best man. Ushers were Carl lovely home. It was in perfect worsted, any color, are being In marriage. She wore a long- J. Jakubecy Jr., brother of the condition. collected for members, who are sleeved gown of peau dc soie and bride, and G. Fred Kearn, New After four months they knitting squares to be sewed into Alencon lace fashioned with a Coming Events Slated Castle. moved out and left 22 holes in afghans for Vietnam veterans. cathedral train. This is a combined project with The bride, a graduate of Rum the walls, a broken toilet, two the Matawan Junior Woman's Miss Sherilyn Viedt, Trenton, son-Fair Haven Regional High broken windows, cigarette holes was maid of honor. Bridesmaids in the kitchen linoleum and Club and the lincroft Woman's By Republican Women School School and Goldey :iub. were the Misses Susan Sherman, Beacom School of Business, Wil- garbage in the sink. Fair Haven, cousin of (he bride- Anyone wishing to make dona- SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS - Republican workshops for the mington, Del., was employed by They refuse to fix anything ions may contact the Raritan groom; Gayle McMullen, and The board of the Monmouth election this fall and presidential Blue Cross and Blue Shield of because it is. not their property /alley Ladies Club president, Kenee Folger, both of Holmdel; County Federation of Republican candidates and vice presidential Delaware, Inc. —they paid rent. Why are rela- Kathy Gossctt, Shrewsbury, and Women met at Royal Manor to tlrs. Frederick Kudish, 39 Gal- candidates will be on the dais. Spec. 4/C Stair, an alumnus of tives such slobs? Shall we Tedda D'Alola, Matawan, cousin hear James Truncer speak on sue?-JlNDIANA ray Drive, or any club mem- Deadline for reservations is William Penn High School, New of the bride. Flower girl was the county park system. A pic- April 8 but the county federation Dear In: Strangers can be er. Kathleen Trevett, New Mon- torial survey of the system as Castle, will be stationed in suggests that all who wish to Frankfurt, Germany, where the slobs, too, but it's worse when mouth, and page was Albert Per- it is now and future plans were go give notice to Mrs, Harry couple will reside, beginning they are relatives. You should 'Hearts and Flowers* CHECKING in for spring is this black and white coat rl Jr., Middletown. They are both presented. Clayton, Rumson, before March have had an agreement (in cousins of the bride. March 1. IXWG BRANCH — Holy Trin- and dress ensemble with wedding band collar from Monmouth is one of the N. J 16. Mrs. Neuberger reminded writing) that the renters would y Catholic Church will 'hold its Edward Stominskl, Shrewsbury counties with a projected popu- the federation that this will be leave the house in first-class Hearts and Flowers" smorgas- Maiin Street Ltd., Homdel, among fashions to be shown a work event, not a voting af- Township, was best man for his lation increase of more than 100 Elect Two Trustees condition, as they found it. ord and dance- tomorrow in its Monday at a luncheon at I p.m. in Crystal Brook Inn, brother-in-law. Ushers were Peter percent in .the next decade, Mr fair like last year's. Mrs. Cole- FREEHOLD — Mrs. John Ben- Don't sue. It is messy, ex- chool auditorium, Exchange Cooke, New Shrewsbury; Salva- Truncer reported. The pressing man will attend the conference nett and Mrs. J. R. Carter were pensive and probably useless. lace, at 9 p.m. Eatontown, benefiting the Louise C. Bod man Auxiliary as .the official Monmouth repre- tore Longo, Keansburg, cousin of need for green acres to preserve elected to fill vacancies on the ;iobs are usually deadbeats as The PTA, Holy Name and Ro- of Monmouth County Organization for Social Service. sentative. the bride; Steve Krisf, Middle- some of the rural quality of liv- Board of Trustees at a recent /ell. iry Altar Societies are in charge Mrs. Amos Mumford, Holmdel, is the model. town; John D'Aloia, Shrewsbury, ing here has been carefully con- The annual luncheon of the meeting of the Woman's Club decorating, menu and tickets, also a cousin of the bride, and sidered by the county Board of county federation will be held here in the clubhouse. Dear Ann Landers: The letter ionorary chairman and cc-chair- (Register Staff Photo) Thomas McMullen, Holmdel. Freeholders in the Old Orchard Country Mrs. Louis W. Kinzer, presi- rrom the bride who decided to nen are the Rev. George Albano, The bride, a graduate of Red Mrs. William Coleman, Deal, Club March 16. Mrs. Joseph dent, announced Mrs. C. Lawson lave three bridesmaids after lastor; Frank Puglia, PTA prcs- Bank Hi?h School and Stuart president, announced that Mrs. Gauss, Shrewsbury, is chairman. Horn has been accepted into having invited five girls to be dent; Mrs. Alex Gizii, Rosary School of Business Administra- Joseph Crowther has been nom- Mrs. Robert Wood, Middle- membership and will be installed 'n the wedding party reopened Itar president, and JohnKuIaga, Miss Hrabosky Wed tion, Asbury Park, is employed inated to the board of governors town, legislative chairman, re- at the March 6 meeting. an old wound. Many years ago bly Name president. as a secretary at Jersey Central of the New Jersey Federation of ported on the flow of legislative Power & Light Co., Asbury Park. Republican women. proposals and laws now being In St. Ann's Church Her husband, also a graduate of processed in Trenton, Mrs. Harry Clayton, Rumsori, KEANSBURC—Miss Catherine Richard' Hrabosky, brother of Red Bank High School, Is with Mrs. Neuberger spoke on the county representative to the B. Hrabosky, daughter of Mr. the bride, was best man. Ushers New Jersey Natural Gas Com- coming meeting of the national state board, announced the legis- and Mrs. John. J. Hrabosky, 802 were John Hrabosky, brother of pany, committee in Washington, which lative luncheon is scheduled for 8th St., Union Beach, became the the bride, and Francis Duffy, would begin the organizational Trenton in the War Memorial bride of Mitchell Clayton Shade Union Beach, cousin of the bride. You may want to add a little work for the national convention Building March 11. The state here Saturday. After a reception in the Colony almond extract to a confec- federation is planning a state in August in Miami. tioners sugar frosting that is go- The bridegroom is the son of Inn, Union Beach, the couple capital tour in the morning prior Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shade, Win. motored to Washington, b. C, Ingto cover an angelfood cake. FORM NEW PACK , to the event, which is held an- Chester, Va. and then to New England. nually to fete Republican legis- OAKHURST - Edward Maut- 9 The Rev. Eugene Rebeck of- The bride was graduated from lators. Tickets may be obtained ner, Interlaken, scouting orga- Ready to Hang trom Miss Margery Smith, state ficiated at the double ring cer- Keyport High School and was em- federation secretary, at the nization and extension chairman, emony in St. Ann's Catholic ployed at American Can Co., Trenton Trust Building, Trenton. Deal to Brielle areas, reports the Church. Cliffwood. • ' Mrs. Harry Neuberger, Mid- forming of Cub Pack 186, Nep- The bride was given in mar The bridegroom was graduated riage by her father. She wore a from Winchester High School and dletown, national committeewom- tune, sponsored by the Neptune an, announced that the 16th An- floor-length gown designed with has just completed a four-year irganization, Drummond Ave., enlistment in the U. S. Navy. ual Women's Conference of the a long-sleeved lace, bodice and CUR- Republican Party would be held Neptune. Pack 186 held its first peau de soie skirt which ter- They will reside in Virginia. in Washington April 22-24, The meeting Feb. 17. Daniel McLean minated in a chapel train. convention will be devoted to r: is cubmaster. Miss Georgeanna Weber, Union Fill and frost a chocolate lay- Beach, was maid of honor. Miss er cake with fluffy white frost-, Mary Hrabosky, sister of the ing; top with flaked coconut and bride, and Miss Joanna Sembler, shredded (not grated) orange TAINS HARRIS CATERERS Union Beach, served as brides- rind. Good combination of fla- maids. vors! .locking for that •ptclal .feet? Wont tht wimuql? Then Mki o glonci through our curtain deport- "tut Vou'r» sura to find |un what will Hill your iwtdi In our loro. SPECIAL PURCHASE wltcfion.

Office Poltl*! NYLON FRIEZE - HOUM Portlti • Wedding Recaptions BRUNCH COMMITTEE members talk over plans for Sunday morniing benefit for Mon- CARPET Q • Church Function! 59. YD. TWO DINING ROOMS mouth County Chapter, American Red Cross, From left to right, Mrs. A. Vincent WAS 8.99 YD. NOW . . . Seating 250 aid 1 DO at thi Lawrence, Rumson; Mrs. Jlames Nolson, Fair Haven; Mrs. A. W. Kennedy, Shrews- HARBOR RESTAURANT bury, chairman, and Mrs. Bernard B. White, Locust. The benefit brunch will bs held Huffman & Boyle SHREWSBURY Atl. Hlfhlmdi Yacht Bailn 468 BROAD ST. 291-2404 in Rod's Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury, with Frank Convene, stage and film actor and Rt. 35 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. 542-1010 Call 747.4422 ttar of TV show "NYPD," as special guest. Council Installs New Officers RED BANK — New officers of Committee chairmen are Mrs. the executive council of the Fire Alonzc Curchin and Mrs. Jack Department Auxiliaries of Red Loversidge, nominating; Mrs. Bank were installed at a recent Andrew de Ponte, welfare; Mrs. BALLET meeting in the Liberty Fire James Turnock and Mrs. Ear House. Installed by Mrs. Kenneth Stout, auditing, and Mrs. Pete: Woodward and Mrs. Peter De- Cell!, publicity. Mrs. Donald Pat Fazio, were Mrs. Claude Bor- terson was named chaplain. charelt, president; Mrs. R. T. ART Stubbs, vice president; Mrs. Bills hard to pay? Sell items Chester Beamnn, secretary, and you don't need with Classified SKILLED DECORATING Mrs. Donald Wright, treasurer. Ads. Dial 741-6900 today. ADVICE COSTS NO MORE- SCHOOL AND THE RESULTS MR. FRANK DIRECTED BY WILL REALLY PLEASE YOU! IS BACK HELA SLAVINSKA with FORMERLY WITH THE BALLET RUSSE DE MONTE CARLO Beauty Bazaar ANNOUNCES M. Silberstein Inc. 8 HIGHWAY 36. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Every "CONSULTING ASSISTANCE" The Opening ^of Her New Studio at Rug* Slipcovers Lamps Drapcrlei Tlmrgdny, Friday, Saturday Wallpaper Tables Furniture Bedspread! For Appointment 18 BROAD ST., RED BANK 21-23 MECHANIC ST. 74K1742 RED BANK CALL 291-2451 741-9592 747-2507 THE DAILY REGISTER Frvfef, FA. 23, 19W-11, Bowling Roundup Goalie Gives Wings Junior Keglers A Reason for Grief By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS he Bruins, who lead New York;Division lead over second place Goalie Roger Crnzer picked by one point and trail j Minnesota to five points. the wrong time to be in the wrong second-place Chicago by throe. Lecroix, recently called up Establish Mark place and another desperate The Canadians squeezed past from Quehec of the American hour ended in instant grief for League, also banged in a goal By BILL PURDEY stubborn St. Louis on secnnd-pe-J the hapless Detroit Red Wings. and Claude Laforge, Forbes Ken- Paced by 17-year-old Lloyd Mahler and 13-year-old Craig Boston's Johnny Bucyk scored nod goals by Gllles Tremblay|ncdy and pat HannJRan com. Breeder, Bucky Smith's team set two new records in the Junior with one second to play and Cro- and rookie Jacques Lemaire. jpleted the Philadelphia scoring. Bawling League at Middletown banes. zier 15 feet out of his cage last Craig Cameron scored for the Milan Marcetta hit for two of the With MaJiler checking in with a 603 series and Breeder night, giving the Bruins a 3-2 Na- with a 555, the team rolled a 1,788 team set which included Blues late in the final period, North Stars' tallies. tional Hockey League vic- but Montreal goalie Rogation a 617 scratch team game. tory over Detroit. Mahler had games of 171, 256 and 176, while Breeder had Vachon held them off in the clos- scores of 246, 153 and 150. , The lasl-second victory sent the ing minutes. During the previous week, David Grstem checked in with a 185-192-205-586, While 'third place in the East Division. Montreal has won 20 of its last Rod Matiton had a 185-173-215-573, / The loss dropped the last place 21 starts and leads the East by In the Bantam League (12 years of age | Red Wings 15 points out of play- eight points. Golf Lead and under), Mike Chevalier blasted scores off contention, of 203 and 208. Leon Rochefort scored the hat ! Montreal Gains 8th trick, with rookie Andre Lacroix Montreal edged St. Louis 2-1 assisting on all three goals, as Frank Kolb just missed joining the 700 To McGee for its eighth straight victory and the Flyers increased their West dubn i11n1 thTripe "A"A**" LeaguT Ani-nien at— x Mddletow•IL'J.II_J... n TUCSON, Arir. (AP) — Young Philadelphia slammed Minnesota Lanes as he rolled an outstanding 237-247- Jerry McGee, admittedly a little 7-3 in the only other games on 215—699 series. speechless, fired a seven-under- the NHL schedule. Bucyk drilled CYO Triumph par 65 yesterday to take a two ther gOOd eMortswer e in by his 25th goal into a wide-open net ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —Bill stroke lead over Dean Beman in ° after Crozier stumbled while try- Garrison scored 25 points Wednes- LOMBARD I VISITS — Vinco Lombard!, rig lit, general manager and recently resigned the first round of the $100,000 ing to clear a carom off the back- day night, as St. Agnes defeated coach of the world champion Green Bay Packers, autographs a miniature football Tucson Open Golf Tournament. £t£; boards and wound up on his St. Benedict's, Hazlet, 73-54, for last night during stop at ths Colony Restaurant, Rumson, wtth a party of friends. its Hth victory against McGee, a second-year pro Tony Esposito had the pins flying in the Airjwnt Plaza knees to the side of the cage. Watching with interest, left to right, are Superior Court Judge Francis X. Oafay; Gordle Howe scored his 28th three losses in the Northern Di- from New Lexington, Ohio, col- Commercial League as he rolled a whopping 224-224-2M-&2 lected seven birdies and didn't set. Peter Brown, recently returned from Vietnam, and Nick Egidio, owner of the Colony. and 29th goals for the vision of the Monmouth County Wings, Johnnny McKenzie and CYO High School Basketball have a single bogey in route to Also going over 600 were Bernie Hagemian (211-205-212— (Register Staff Photo I Phil Esposito also connected for League. his 33-32-65 humbling of the 7,200- 628) and Robert Bachmann (196-2M-192-402). Good single yard, par 72, Tucson National game scores were posted by Frank McArthur (232) Al GolfClub course. Welsh (2J2) and Frank Schtov«no (230). Surf, Field and Stream It was the best round as a pro NIT Irish for McGijp, wfiole learned his Rolf Jud Muro also had a fine scoring night in the Strathmore Classic League at Strathmore Lanes. He rolled an outstandine NEW YORK (AP)-Notre under his stepfather, Carl Hoi- 236-235-209-«80. Ollto Kuc had a 235-223-647, while Bill Bren- Dame was named to the den, a club pro at New Lexing- Sunrise Celebrates 40th Anniversary National Ir« talion Tourna- ton. nan had a 238—641. ment last night after Us 70- McGee has earned less than Additional good scores were posted by John Cybur (244) By DICK RIKER the commercial preserves' are of course exempted from the 87 victory over New York $10,000, and his best pay day this Bob Wyman (235), Lea Iamundo (236) and Ed MatuszewsW It was a well-dressed crowd of anglers and hunters that otherwise closed upland seasons. Trappers can still work their University. year was $948 in the Bob Hope (225). gathered Wednesday evening ait Peterson's Shrewsbury Inn. brings of traps until March 15, while raccoon hunters will Three other teams have Desert Classic, Celebrating their 40th anniversary, the members of the Sun- have to close down on March 9 and local fox hunters pen been named to the tourna- Beman, Bethesda, Md., also in Jean Allen dominated the individual scoring in the Mbn- rise Rod and Gun Club entertained their wiives and guests their hounds March 31. ment which opens in Madi- his second year on the tour, was mouth County 5-Women's Classic League at Stratirmore Lanes at a venison dinner. Club trophies for 1967 were awarded and ICE FISH FOR PERCH son Sqare Garden March 14. one-under-par 35 on the front side ts she rolled a 214-215-244-675 set. a. short conservation talk given by this writer. Ducks Un- While hunters have to hang up their guns until woorWiuck Fordham, Army and Okla- but caught fire on the back nine. Also having a good night were Evelyn CHndinst (201-234- limited provided a new film, "Return To season opens Ma rah 9, anglers can find some form of fishing homa City. This will be 201-636) and Mildred Hckard (223-211-619). Duck Country," which was enjoyed by the to keep their hand in until trout season kicks off April 6. After bogeying No. 9, Beman Notre Dame's first appear- rolled in birdie putts of 4, 31 and club members and their guests. Farther to the north, ice fishing keeps the angler busy. Here, ance In the tournament. feet on the 11th through 13th Only four pins separated the top scores in the Mbn- Dinner commMitee chairman Harry ice (ishing is not overly popular; yet, a few hardy souls brave The team has a 16-8 record. mouth County Trt-Majors at Strathmore Lanes as John Stefura Estelle of New Shrewsbury, ably assisted Che ice in pursuit of white perch, Pendh have been plentiful holes and then added another rolled a 250-246-661, and Ed Stevens had a 209-203-34S—«S7 by Les Shibla, Lincroft; George Golden- down in the Mulltca River area, and I would expect to find from 18 feet on the 15th. Jean Allen paced the gals wWi a 214-697. berg, Long Branch, Alex Dambroslrj, Eaton- them in the Lanoka Harbor area along the west side of Grouped one stroke behind town; Earl Morris, Red Bank and Bill Flay, Bamegat Bay. s Piners Given Beman, each with four-under-par Les Jones and Harry Greenwood shared scoring honors put together an evening well wortty of The State Federation of Sportsmen's Ckjbs is sponsoring 68s, were Steve Oppermann, in the Red Bank Businessmen's League at Red Bank Recrea- representing the club's 40 years of conserva- a Conservation Essay Contest with Savings Bonds for the Bruce Crampton, Dave Stockton tion. Jones had the top series (223-191-217—631), while Green- tion practices. winners. First prize will be a $100 Bond With 12 oUier awards Final Shore and John Lotz. wood rolled the high single game (230). The latter had other trophy winners for 1967 included Art being made. Open to any youth living in New Jersey, in any Defending champion Arnold scores of 197 and 180 to finish with a 607 series. Daniel, Fair Haven, for the largest trout; Riker school and between seventh and 12nh grade; as well as any Playoff Berth Palmer shot a two-over-par 36- Other 600 series were turned in by Jack Hayes (225-182-217 Joe Walko, Eatontown, largest bluefish; Alex Dombroslci, active member of Junior Grangers, Girl Scoots, Boy Scouts, 38-74 collecting bogeys on the -624) and Mike Tosoaeo (205-196-215-616). largest striped bass from the surf; Ralph Brown, largest Jr. Sportsmen of America, FFA or 4-H, the contest closes on ASBURY PARK - Defending 15th and 16th holes after putting striper from a boat. "Fisherman of the Year" award went to April 1. Copies of the Contest Rules are available by writing state Group III champion Lake- his tee shots into fairway bunk- Ty Tyler dominated the scoring in (he Sunday Night Mixed Bill Fay, while Harry Estelle was honored with the "Hunter to: PO Box 142, Colts Neck, N. J. 07722. wood, which finished In the run- rs. League at Sycamore Lanes by rolling a 254 game ftat en- of the Year" trophy. In the club's annual Family Contest, Joe nerup spot in its unsuccessful bid Grouped at three-under-par 69, abled him to post a 626, series. His other scores were 184 and Watko Jr. won with a three-pound large mouth bass, and to regain the ». Shore Con four strokes behind the leader, 188. Clemon Day took home his award for catching three stripers ference "B" Division title it won were Bill Ogdon, Jack Mont- Larry Harris' 184-188-203—602 was the only other 600 series, in a single" day. i a year ago, has .been selected as gomery, Bob Charles, Tommy SKirley Sincius1 195 was tiie higfr game for the women, wMIe LETTER OF COMMENDATION McCoys' 70 the fourth and final team for the Jacobs and Bob Erickson. Dot McCue's 151-189-177—517 was the best series. In wrapping up the evening, club President Dirk Van Nest annual conference playoffs. of little Silver read a letter of commendation being sent to The Piners were chosen for the In the Monmoutfi County Women's Major League at Middle- Director Lester MacNamara of the N. J. Division of Fish and 9 lone at-large berth by the play- Sports town Lanes, Agnes Purouas had a 193-211-202-606 series, Game, in which Conservation Officers Karl Kristiansen, Bill off committee. They join dlvl while Prisoilla Mahler rolled a 201-233—S90. Nevins along with Assistant District CO. Matthew Ferrigno Rip Walker sional winners Neptune, "A,"; were complimented for their attention to duty and their fre- Ocean Township, "B" and Point Slate Gil Layton and PM Sciortino had the hot hands at Atlantic quent aid and advice to the members of the Sunrise Rod and Pleasant Beach, "C,*1 in the tal- Gun Club. As the club stated in its letter, "their efforts and TODAV Highlands Recreation. • By CHUCK TRIBLEHORN foot arc put the Mercuries ahead ented field. BASKETBALL advice provided our members with finer days afield." Bumion-FH it Shore K#ft4 /2 Gary Ca- ter than I over was. He's a bet- Frank Porter's of an Intensive recruiting cam- vnllo from New York also has ter shooter and he's much quick- height, which they haven't had In U-DRIVE ,, , Call paign by Coach Richie Regnn. a shot. er. somn time. Red Bank Tire Co. Seton Hall varsity 1ms fallen on Ilut Knight, the shortest of the "Othor couches who have seen "Zlrr missrd a month of pi'ao 747-3404 hard times of late but In the lot, Is the big man In the Pirate him tell mo he's not Just a Rood tico wilh an nnklR injury but he' 775-1515,222-3299,747-2121 SHREWSBURY AVE. picture. He's averaging almost one, but n great one, Hn still improved 100 percent over when 8 to ii S«r. to 3 P.M. midst of another losing varsity Open Mon. thru Frl. season the best freshman group 25 points a game, shooting bet- has a lot to learn, but he's a ho camo here," Regan says PHOTOGRAPH OF THE MONTH

• i A Young Doe This friendly young doe was photographed by The Daily Register's chief photographer, Don Lordi, at the Englishtown Same Farm on Old Bridge Road near Englishtown. In addition to other animals and game birds, the farm also has skeet shooting facilities. Community Events for 8

Friday, March 15 Saturday, March 25 RED BANK — t p.m. — Red Bank Junior Rlfli Club, Fort Monmouth RBD BANK - 8 am _ Bowling, boyi and tlrU trade, a through Ritle Range. 8, Red Bank Recreation Land. RED BANK — 4 p.m. — Ballet for 7th and Bth grade gtrli, Mechanic RBD BANK - 9 a.m. - Batketba.ll, Srd and 4th grade boyi, Rive! St Bchool Gym, MIDDLETOWN — 3 p.m. — Creative Dance (Pre-School) — Com- BED BANK — 10 a.m. — Billet, 3rd, 4th and Mh jradD nm. Me- munity Center. chanic St. School Auditorium, MIDDLETOWN — J:30 p.m. — Creative Dance (Oradei 1-4) — Com- RED BANK — 10:30 a.m. — Recreation Center Program, ttfa and (th munity Center. grade boys, River St. School Gym. MIDDLBTOWN — 7:30 p.m. — Drama Workihop — Community Center. MIDDLETOWN — 9 a.m. — Arts * Crafts Workshop — MM:30 a.m. Ballet class — community Center. 2IIDDLETOWN — 1 p.m. — Baton Twirling (Gradei «-») — Thorn* MIDDL.ETOWN — 7:30 p.m. — Drama Workshop — Community Center. Jr. High Gym. M1DDLIT0WN — I p.m. — Duplicate Bridie Club — Communlt) MIDDLETOWN — > p.m. — Duplicate Bridie Club — Community MIDLETOWN — >:30 a.m. — Guitar for Youth — (Gradei 3-9) — Center. Community Center, MIDDLBTOWN — 2 p.m. — Teen Canteen — Community Center. Center. MIDDLETOWN — 2 p.m. — Wrestling Clinic (Gradas (-8) — High MIDDLETOWN — 10:30 a.m. — Art Clan — Community Center. School New Cafeteria. Saturday, March 2 Saturday, March 9 MIDDLETOWN — 10 a.m. — Ballet n — Community Center. MIDDLBTOWN - 2 p.m. — Boyi' Midget League BaaketbaU (Oradei RED BANK — t a.m. — Rovllnr, nnys and (Irla iradei S through J, RED BANK — > a.m. — Bowling, boyi anj glm gradei • through 8, MIDDLETOWN — 11 am. — Baton Twirling—Thompson Jr. Hljh Gym. •4-7) — Thome Jr. High Gym. Red Bank Recreation Lanei. Red Bank Recreation Lanes. MIDDLETOWN — 12 noon — Boy.' Gymnastic* Class — Mlddletowa MIDDLETOIWN —.8 p.m. — Lanc&ra Danca — Community Center. RED BANK » am. — Baikatball, 3rd and (Ih grade boyi, River BL OCEANPORT — l - 4 p.m. — oceanport P.T.A. will present "Art In School oym. RED BANK - > a.m. — Basketball, Srd and 4th grade boyi, River Townihlp High School Qym. St. 8chool Gym. MTODLETOWN — 12:30 p.m. — Musical Instrument Workshop (Grade. Action" featuring krts and crafti demonstration and chlldren'l work- RED BANK — 10 a.m. — Ballet, 3rd, ilh and Bid (ride (Irla, Me- shop at Mapla Place School. chanic St. School Auditorium. EED BANK — 10 a.m. — Ballet, Srd, 4th and ith trade glrli, Me- a-») — Community Center. chanic St, School Auditorium. REP BANK — 10:30 a.m. — Recreation Center Program for fith and jnDDLETOWN - 1 p.m. - olrti' Gymnastics Clau - Mlddletown Ith trade boyi. River St School Gym RED BANK — 10:30 a.m. — Recreation Center Program for dth and Township High School Gym. Sunday, March 24 0th grade boys. River 8t School Gym. MIDDLETOWN — 2 p.m. — Lanceri Practice — Community Center. MIDDLBTOWN — « a.m. — Aria * CraJts Workihop - Mlddletown MIDDLETOWN - t a.m. — Arts & cratti Workihop — Mlddletown MIDDLETOWN — 1 p.m. — Baton Twirling — Thome Jr. High ' MidgeClinlt Leaguc e Basketball (Oradei MIDDLETOWN — 11:30 a.m. — Ballet Claai — Community Center. 4-7) — Thompson jr. High Oym. MIDDLETOWN — »:30 am. — Qultar lor Youth (Ortdei 3-») — com- MIDDLKTOWN — t:3O a.m. — Ballet Class — Community Center. SS ^ Si Monday, March 25 munity Center. MIDDLKTOWN — 10:30 a.m. — Art Class — Community center. MIDDLETOWN — I p.m. — Lanceri Dane. — Community Center. MIDDLETOWN — 9:30 am. — Qultar for Touth (dradee 3») — Com- RED BANK — 6:30 p.m. — Basketball tor high school age boyi, Red MIDrLETOWN — 10:30 a.m. — Art cliaa — community Center. munity Center. Sunday, March 17 Bank High Gym. MIDDLETOWN — 11 am. — Baton Twlrllnj — Thompson Jr. High MIDDLETOWN — 11 a.m. — Baton Twirling—Thompson Jr. Hlgb Gym. RBD BANK — 7:30 p.mT— Volleyball for men, River St. school Gym. oym. MIDDLETOWN — 11 a.m. — Ballet II — Community Center. MIDDLBTOWN — J p.m. - Lancers Practice, — Community Center. MIDDLBTOWN — 8 p.m. — Topi — Community center. MIDLETOWN — 11 a.m. — Ballet 11 — Community Center. MIDDLETOWN — IS noon — Boys' Gymnastics Clasa — Illddletowa MIDDLETOWN — 2 p.m. — Artllt ot the Month — Aimlnlltratlon MIDDLETOWN — 8 p.m. — Family Camping — Community Center. MIDDLETOWN _ 12 noon — Boy. Gymnastic, clan — Mlddletown Township High Bchool Qym. Building. MIDDLETOWN — 8 p.m. — Economic Development Commliilon Melt- Ing — Community Center. Townihlp High Bchool Gym. MIDDLETOWN — • p.m. — Community Orcheitra — Community MIDDLBSTOWN — 12:30 p.m. —Muilcal Instrument Workshop (Oraaea Center. MIDDLETOWN — 12:30 p.m. — Musical Inilrument Workihop (Grades 3-9) — Community Center. 3-9) — Community Center. MIDDLETOWN — 1 p.m. — Girls' dymnaitlci dan — MlddHtown MIDDLETOWN — ( p.m. — Drama Workshop — Community enter. Tuesday, March 26 Township High School Oym. RED BANK — 4 p.m. — National Council ot Jewish Women — Art MIDDLETOWN - 1:00 p.m. — Olrli1 Oymnaillei Clan — Mlddletown MIDDLKTOWN — 2 p.m. — Senior Citizens — Community Cenler, MIDDLETOWN — 1 p.m. — Baton Twirling (Gradei «•»> - Thome Jr. Bipo '88. Monmouth Shopping Center. Special guest, Mrs. Florence 1 Townihlp Hlih Bchool Oym. Temko "Introduction to Origami." MIDDLBTOWN — 7:30 p.m. — Women ! Baiketball — Thome Jr. MIDDLETOWN — 1 P-m. — Baton Twirling FWt M 111 LIT0W WoJI 1 — Community Center. RUle" Range ~ ' ' ' *"* *** ""^ ' ° " ' " c«nt?r '" ~ '" ""' ~ ""' «»rcn« class — Community MIDDLETOWN — 10 a.m. — Women'i XxerolM Class — Community L > N 2 p m MIDDLETOWN - in a.m. - Rua Brsldlni - Community Center. Center. ' • Thursday, March 21 inuSt?y cen tSr ~ ' - ~ Creative Danci (Prt-School) - Com- MIDDLETOWN - 10 a.m. - Tailoring - Community Center. MIDDLETOWN — 10 a.m. — Rug Braiding — Community C.nUr. RED BANK — 10 a.m. — Red Bank Senior Cltiiens Women'i Club, 11 MTDDLETOWN - 3:30 p.m. — Creative Dmoe (aradei 1-4) — Com- M1DDLETOWN-2 p.m.-Senlor Cltliens'-Communlty Center. MIDDLBTOWN — 10 a.m. — Tailoring — Community Centir. Monmouth 'Sf • munity Center. MIDDLETOWN — 2 p.m. — fienlor Citizen! — Community CitUeni. RED BANK — 1 p.m. — Chlldrin'i Theatre Program for boyi and girl! MIDDLBTOWN — 7:30 p.m. — Drama Workshop — Community Center. MIPDLETOWN - 7 p.m. — people to People - Community Center. MIDDLBTOWN - 7:30 p.m. - Men'i Vollejrball - Bayihore jr, High agei s to 12, Mechanic St. School Auditorium. MIDDLBTOWN — S p.m. — Duplicate Bridie Club — Community >•»• - Men's Volley Ball - Bayshore Jr. Oym. RED BANK — 8:30 p.m. — BaiketdeUI, 7th and 8th grade boyi, River Centex.. MIDDLBTOWN — S p.m. — Beglnneri Ballroom Dancing — Community Street School Gym. teT ' ""' ~ B'Bln"ln' Dancln. Clasa - Center, RED BANK — 7:30 p.m. — Ladles Sporta Night. SllranaaUcs, Bad- Saturday, March 30 MIDDLBTOWN — I p.m. — Contact Bridge Class-Community Center. minton, and volleyball, Meohanle St School Auditorium. - s p.m. - Contract Brlilge Clasi - Community MIDDLETOWN — 1 p.m. — Mlddletown Jr. Women'i Club' — com- MIDDLDTOWN — 10 a.m. — Women's Fashion & Charm — Com- RED BANK -ttm, — Bowling, boyi and rlrii gradei 6 munity Center. munity Center. 8. fted Baat AecreaUon Lanes. RBD BANK — 8 a.m. — Basketball, Srd and 4Ui cradi boys. River MIDDLBTOWN — » p.m. — Intermediate-Advanced Ballroom Dancing MIDDLBTOWN —10 a.m. — Interior Decorating — Community Center. 8t School Oym. ciaas -~ Community cenler. MIDDLBTOWN — 7:30 PJn. — Olrli' SporU Night — High School RED BANK — 10:30 a.m. — Recreation Center Frograni lor Mh and LITTLE SILVER — 8:15 p.m. — Monmouth Nature dub monthly meet- Olrll Gym. 6th grade boyi, River St. School Oym, ing, Boro Hall, Prospect Ave. "A Blrdlng Trip through th. Chlrlcah- MIDDLBTOWN — 7:30 p.m. — Women'! Exerclie Claji — Community wai Mountain." program o! color slide, shown by A. Martin Coop«r. Center. RBD BANK — 1:30 p.m. — Marionette Show for ooyk and girii of Red Thursday, March 7 No admission. Bank at River Street School Oym. MIDDLBTOWN — 7:30 p.m. — Guitar Class — Community Center. MIDDLETOWN — 6 a.m. — ArU h Crafts Workshop — Mlddlettnra RED BANK. — 10 a.m. - Red Bank Senior Cllliens Women's Club, MARLBORO TOWNSHIP - 7:30 p.m. - Little League regl.tratlon, MIDDUBTOWN — 7:30 p.m. — Teen Exercise (Olrli) — Community Township High School. ai Honmouth 8t. Marlboro central school, Rt. 7), Wlckatunk. Center. MIDDLETOWN — 9 a,m. — Art Class —• Community Center. Rin BANK .— « nm. — nilldrtn'i Theater Program tor bnyi and MIDDLETOWN — 7:30 p.m. — Teen Fashion A Chum (Grade. 10-12) MIDDLBTOWN — 6:30 a.m. — Ballet' Clam — Community Center Ilrli agea S to IS, Merhanlc at. Bcliool Amlltnrlum. Thursday, March 14 — Community Center. MIDDLETOWN - 9:30 a.m. — Guitar For Youth (aradei 3-0) — Ml> BANK — 8:30 p in. — Basketball, 7th anil «th grade boys, River MIDDLBTOWN — S p.m. — Fresh-Soph Boyi Buketoall Leagui — community Center. HI. BCiiiHii nym. RED BANK - 10 a.m. — Red Bank Senior Clttteni Womin'i club, 51 MIDDLETOWN — 10 a.m. — Ballet II — Community Center. Monmoulh St. Bayahore Jr. High Gym. MIDDLH3TOWN — 10:30 a.m. — Art Class — Community Center. RED BANK -• 7:M p.m -. Lsdlrs' Sport Night. Sllmnasllcl, Bad- MIDDLETOWN— 8 p.m. — Men'! Jr. LeaguetBuketbiU (20-30 yn) — MIDDLETOWN — 11 a.m. — Baton Twirling—Thornpion Jr HiRh Gym. BED BANK — 4 p.m. — Chlldren'l Theater Program for boyi and Bayihore Jr. High Gym. minton, nnrl Volleyball. Mechanic St. School Auditorium. girl, ages a through 12, Mechanic St. School Auditorium. MIDDLETOfWN — 12 Noon — Boys Gymnastics Claji — Mlddletown Township High School Qym. CentiTI'BT0WN ~ 10 * ™' ' Wom(ln'* *'a«hlon » Charm — Community RED BANK — 7:30 p,m. — Ladles Sportl Night. Bllmoaitlcl, Bad- minton, anri volleyball, Mechanic St. School Auditorium. MIDDLETOWN — 12:30 p.m. — Musical Instrument Workshop (Oradei Friday, March 22 3-fi) — Community Center. M1DD1.ET0WN - Him.- interior Decnratlni - Community Cenler. LETOWN M m WonK # 1 7j alr 8l rU N hl lBh ach o1 Cerrer ~ * ' ~ "' Fashion * Charm — Community RED BANK — « p.m. — Red Bank Junior Rifle Club, Fort MonmouUi MIDDLKTOWN - 1 p.m. — Girls' aymnastfci Class — Middletown "i"?'"™* * ~ ™ """ ~ "' '" '" ~ " ° MIDDLKTOWN — 10 a.m. — Interior Decorating — Community Canter. TownBhlp High School Gym. I 1 ICT0WN :30 |limi Rifle Range. MIDDLETOWN — 1 p.m. — Baton Twirling (Grades fl-fl) — Tbornt fi'n l?| ' ~ ' -*""""'• «««cl.e Clam _ Community MIDDLETOWN - 7:30 p.m. — QlrU' Sport Night — High School RBD BANK — 4 P.m. — Ballet, 7lh and 8th grade prlrli. Mechanic BL Jr, High School Qym. MIDPLETOWN _ 7:30 p.. _ Oliltar Clasa -- Community renter uini itytn. School Auditorium. MIDDLETOWN — 2 p.m. — Teen Canteen — Community Center. MIDDLETOWN - 7:30 p.m. — Women'i Eiercls. clau — Community MIDDLBTOWN — 3 p.m. — Creative) Dance (Pre-School) — Com- MIDDLETOWN - 2 p.m. Boy'i Midget League Basketball (Oradei i-1) MinilLBTOWN - 7:30 p.m. -Teen Eurrlse lOlrlsi - Community munlty Center. — Thorne Jr. High Gym. tenter. MIDDLBTOWN — 3:30 p.m. — Creative Dance (Orade. 1-4) — Com- MIDDLETOWN — 8 p.m. — Lancers Dance — Community Center 11 l T F Ihl MIDDLETOWN - 7:M p.m. - Guitar Clui — Community Center. munity Center. MAKLBORO TOWNSHIP — fl p.m. — LHtla League Annual Spring Vjtli "" ~ "" * ™ * <»arm tfiradn 10121 Dance, Marlboro Flretiouse. Music by Velvetonei, Midnight BuKet !T0WN 1 X> m T KMrcl MIDDLETOWN — 7:30 p.m. — Drama Workshop — Community C»nier ~ ' * ' ~ °" " (Olrli) — Community Center. Served, Frederick Wen, chairman. 3 MIDDLKTOWN — 7:30 p.m. • ' Teen Fashion it Charm (Grades 10-13) MIDDLETOWN — 8 p.m. — Duplicate Bridge Club — Community — Community Centor. Center. Sunday. March 31 M1DI1LETOWN - « p.m. - Fresh-Soph Boyi Basketball Leagui - LEONARDO — 8:15 p.m. — Monmouth Nature Club presents Audubon MIDDLETOWN — 2 p.m. — Lanceri Practice — Community Center. ATLANTIC HIOIILANDI - II p.m. — Allantle Illihlnnds Auxiliary to Hayahorfl Jr. High Oym. Wild Life Film, "Dowmtream" narrated by Howard Boyd. Leonardo MIDDLETOWN — 6 p,m. — Community Orchestra — community Bayahirr fommunlly llmpltal will iporum a card parly at the flfa Grade School Auditorium, Hosford Ave. Admission — Adults Sl-80, Center. Scout Building. Donations ll 25 at door or Irom any auxiliary member MinDLETOWN - « p.m. — Men'i Jr. League Basketball (20-30 yri.) MIDDLETOWN — 8 p.m, — Drama Workshop — Community Center. — Bayshore Jr. High. oym. Students. S.80. This community service is sponsored by the following firms who offer you friendly, courteous service always! 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J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1968 10c PER COPY May Call 50,000 Reservists WASHINGTON (AP - About so reservists for possible later mation on the war's course-infor- around the world, were further 250 words in the 62,000 words of 50,000 National Guardsmen and call-up—may differ from propos- mation that presumably would reduced by last week's presiden- testimony the defense chief gave Marine reserves would be called als by the Army and the other include future troop require- tial order sending 10,500 Army the Senate Foreign Rela- up under a plan tentatively pro- services for solving the problem. ments. paratroopers and Marines to Viet- tions Committee in closed session posed by the Joint Chiefs of National Guard sources said President Johnson has said nam on a speeded-up deployment earlier this week. Staff to bridge a Vietnam war- they anticipated a call-up of up the United States will up its troop basis to meet a Westmoreland re- McNamara's move was the caused home forces man- to 90,000 Guardsmen and reserv- ceiling—now set for 525,000 by quest. latest in his ongoing battle with power gap. ists, but other sources discounted July 1—if a larger force is In another Vietnam-related de- Capitol Hill critics of U.S. war But in sketching details of the such an estimate as premature. needed. velopment, Robert S. McNa- policy about the August 1964 nav- JCS plan, sources said last night Word of the JCS proposal A number of high-ranking mara speedily accepted Sen. J.W. al engagement that touched off it is'only one of a number of leaked out as the chief's chair- members of congressional com- Fullbright's request to make pub- massive U.S. military escalation options being considered to rein- man, Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, ar- mittees dealing with military af- lic the secretary of defense's full in Vietnam. force U.S.-based forces de- rived in Vietnam after an unan- fairs have recently bemoaned congressional testimony on the Fullbright, the Arkansas pleted by the war's needs for nounced flight from Washington what they say is a reduction to Gulf of Tonkin incident. Democrat and Foreign Relations troops. for a visit expected to last sever- dangerously low levels of forces Pentagon security censors, Committee chairman, claimed a The sources said the JCS al days. Wheeler told newsmen in based in the United States. working on a federal holiday yes- 21,000-word statement McNamara proposal—which also calls for Saigon his purpose in making the Such forces, ostensibly for use terday at McNamara's behest, issued the day of the hearing told putting on alert another 130,000 or trip was to get first-hand infor- in emergencies that might arise cleared for public release all but only the administration's side of the incident. The Pentagon said McNamara's full testimony-minus the wordage deleted for security reasons- could be made public immedi- Aid Is Pledged to LBJ ately, on conclusion of the secur- "RELIGION AND BROTHERHOOD" was topic of irvterfaith panel at first quarterly ity check last night. meeting of ths Monmoufh County Federation of Holy Name Societies. The Rev. Mi- But a committee source said chael J. Lease, right, spiritual director, also installed officers of the federation. New it's up to the panel to release the testimony and predicted that it president is Red Bank Municipal Court Judge Francis X. Kennedy, second from left. On Urban Ills Program wouldn't come until next week, Panelists were, left to right, Dean FreSday of the Society of Friends, Shrewsbury; after members have had the Rev. William Anderson, assistant pastor of St. James Catholic Church, Red Bank, WASHINGTON (AP) - Key crisis of the cities" and labeled years; $1.4 billion for urban re- urban proposals and predicted a chance to look it over. newal and $230 million for mass overwhelming congressional sup- At issue are the exact events and Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff, spiritual leader of Congregation B'nai Israel, Rumson. Democrats on Capitol Hill pledge its keystone a 10-year program of support for President Johnson's building 26 million new housing transportation to carry on each port. surrounding what the adminis- More than 200 persons attended the event, held at St. Leo the Great parish hall, proposed $10.4 billion assault on units through a government-pri- program one additional year. Johnson's package was called tration says were unprovoked Lincroft. urban ills, echoing his warning vate cooperative, cost-sharing ar- Chairman William A. Barrett, "a fresh and imaginative ap- North Vietnamese torpedo boat that immediate action is needed rangement. - D-Pa., of the House housing sub- proach" by Lloyd E. Clarke, attack on the U.S. destroyers committee promised his panel president of the National Associa- Maddox and Turner Joy on Aug. if the nation's big cities are to — Establishment of the 6 per would hold early hearings on the tion of Home Builders. 4, 1964. be revitalized. cent, interest .ceiling on mort- Chairman John J. Sparkman, gages guaranteed by the. Federal New Elections Slated D-Ala., of the Senate Banking Housing Administration and the Committee, which handled the Veterans Administration. John- package of urban legislation son said this would generate Johnson proposed yesterday, said more private purchasing of such Union Beach Tables "There is no time to lose in re- mortgages, thus freeing more On 3 School Budgets building our cities." "Today's money for home buyers. challenge is an urgent one," said This proposal drew opposition Defeated school budgets in River' School; and four, Mon- lay of $14,000 was defeated with Sparkman. "We retreat or hesi- from Chairman Wright Patman, tate at oiir own peril." Regional Sewer Code three area municipalities will be mouth Regional High School. 273 against and 238 for. D-Texas, of the House Banking brought to another vote In elec- The Sea Bright current expense Oceanport voting will be in the Calling the proposals a "pre- and Currency Committee, who UNION BEACH - An ordi- have been very disappointing, o 30 cents the charge for each tions next week. appropriation of $93,119 in the Wolf Hill School and at the Maple scription which could avoid the said it "will work a tremendous nance that would include this mu- and that Union Beach would be 1,000 gallons of water used over Tinton Falls School District borough's $112,470 budget was de- Place School, where polls will be illness known as the death of our handicap on low-income and mod- nicipality as part of a three-town better off with a home rule type 250,000 in any quarter. and Sea Bright residents will feated on Feb. 13, with 49 votes open Wednesday from 4 to 9 p.m. cities," Rep. Carl Albert, D-Okla. erate income families through regional sewerage district was of operation." Mr. O'Bosky was relieved as vote Tuesday night and those in against and 36 for. There are just Should the budget be defeated House Democratic floor leader, the country." tabled last night at the regular New Ones Needed chairman of the utilities commit- Oceanport on Wednesday night. under MO qualified voters eligi- again, Tinton Falls district offi- added: Secondary Market meeting .of the Borough Council. New ordinances will have to be tee late last year by Mayor Hen- In the Tinton Falls district, vot- ble to express their opinion in cials said the two constituent mu- introduced in all three municipal "This "prescription may not An adoption of the ordinance nessy and has since been re- ers will express their opinion on the borough. The capital outlay nicipal bodies of New Shrewsbury — Convert the federal^prlvate ities because of the approaching guarantee that riots will never last night would only have been placed by Mr. Perno. a current expense appropriation item of $5,000 was approved 52 and Shrewsbury Township will Federal National Mortgage Asso- expiration date, since all ordi- a "going through the motions" A resolution requesting the con- of $582,889 in proposed $1,221,364 votes for and 30 against. confer on the estimate. Should again occur in congested, deteri- ciation into a fully privately nances must read exactly alike type of legality, since the failure sent of the director of the state budget. Voting in Sea Bright will be they fail to reach an agreement orated, segregated urban areas, owned corporation, thus ridding as to dates and language. of Holmdel Township to introduce Division of Local Government for At the Feb. 13 voting, the cur- in the school, instead of the fire on a new figure, then the matter but it does demonstrate that the it of government budget restric a similiar ordinance earlier this The ordinance was introduced the inclusion of water surplus in rent expense item was defeated house. It was reported that the will be referred to the state com- nation cares about the fuure of tions in providing a secondary week voided any chance that the here earlier this month but was the amount of $12,000 as an item with 347 votes against and 284 fire company asked the board for missioner of education. the cities and the future of the market for mortgages. authority could be formed by not unanimously accepted. Coun- of revenue in the 1968 municipal votes for. A capital outlay item a fee of $25 for the election. This, people who inhabit them." In the cases of Sea Bright and The over-all program includes next Thursday. cilmen Thomas Perno and Jo- budget was adopted. of $9,047 was approved 324 votes the board felt, was too much to Oceanport, the budget would be Gives Warning $2.18 billion for antipoverty proj- However, the Holmdel Town- seph Cunningham showed their In favor, 305 votes against. add to the budget at present. referred to the Borough Councils Albert suggested an argument ects; $1 billion for the model The only negative vote cast ship Committee has instructed its displeasure for the authority by Polls will be open from 3 to 9 The Oceanport school budget of the two municipalities. Should sure to hit home with many big- cities program; $362 million for against the resolution was by Mr. attorney to meet with this mu- voting no. p.m. Tuesday at these places: current expense item of $483,130 the councils fail to reach an city Congress members in this housing; $750 million for urban Perno who gave an emphatic no nicipality's lawyer and the third Hazlet Township has passed Districts one and five, Tinton in the $6,021,897 budget was de agreement on a new figure, the election year when he said any- renewal; $190 million for federal during the roll call vote. municipality, Hazlet Township, to the ordinance on two different oc- Falls School; two, Wayside Fire feated with 301 against and 230 State Commissioner will be asked one "who votes to cut or obstruct aid to mass transit systems and Promise Cited take steps necessary toward casions and Mayor Joseph Mor- House; three and six, Swimming votes' for while the capital out- for a decision. urban programs today must bear $85 million in federal grants for drawing up the ordinance. ales indicated earlier this week He explained after the meeting in his conscience the riots and metropolitan planning and hous- that he had been promised sever- Mayor Alfred T. Hennessy Jr., that if Holmdel didn't act on the disturbances of tomorrow." ing programs. al weeks ago by the borough aud. said that this borough "will keep matter, his township and this mu- itor that the cash surplus would Johnson's program, unveiled at Model Cities pursuing this problem until a so- nicipality would go it alone. Water Code Okayed stay in the water department to Ocean Board Favors Permit the Texas White House, embraces It also calls for $2 billion for lution is found." help offset interest rates on the legislation in the fields of housing model cities for two years after A water ordinance amendment Former Councilman William water department bonding. antipoverty, transportation' and the 1969 fiscal year beginning Langan spoke during the public that touched off a brief verbal A letter from the Board of Ed- riot insurance. July 1; $2.14 billion for housing hearing and said that "similiar battle between Councilmen Thom- as Perno and Andrew O'Bosky ucation requesting a. crossing For Synagogue School Wing He called it an attack on "the programs for four additional authorities formed in this area several meetings ago was adopt- guard be employed at Rt 36 and OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The zon- and surface, with blacktop, its the zoners on Jan. 11 with this ed. Sea Gate Avenue, for children at- ing Board last night recom- 59-car parking area; surface the application, but the zoners then Mr. Perno had taken exception tending Holy Family School was mened that the Township Council parking area and assess routes ruled that the synagogue must as to reasons Mr, O'Bosky gave referred to police chairman extend an existing use permit to with blacktop before the addi- first receive site plan approval newsmen for voting against the Charles Barker for action. Temple Beth Torah, 1200 Roseld tion's construction is completed, from the Planning Board. The ordinance, but Mr. O'Bosky dis- Borough Engineer, Edward C. Avc, so that this synagogue and purchase three adjacent lots planners on Feb. 12 granted sented again last night without Reilly was authorized to prepare can erect a three-classroom ad- off Herbert Ave. for parking fa- site plan approval. incident. specifications for a new well, fil- dition. cilities. John Fornataro, James Whit One of the amendments in the ter and vacuum system for a res- Temple Beth Torah plans to Other conditions require ney and Roy M. Silver approved ordinance lowers from 40 cents ervoir in the water department. erect a 2,232 square foot addition Temple Beth Torah to: plant the resolution on this matter. to its existing building, located trees and shrubbery, with munic- Jack Weser, board chairman In an R-4 zone. A special use ipal Shade Tree Commission ap- didn't participate in the hearing permit is required as this ad- proval, on land not designated or the vote, as he cited a "con- Holmdel School Board dition would constitute a non- for parking use; close off the flict of interest." Mr. Weser is a conforming use. Herbert Ave. boundary with a Temple Beth Torah congregation The zoners' resolution on this fence, trees or shrubbery; cor- member. Carl B. Courts was Backs Tax Rate Need matter, however, contained con- rect drainage conditions on the absent. ditions which the synagogue synagogue tract's southern edge, The board elected Mr. For- HOLMDEL —The Township to the school district, but to the should be required to meet for and make the addition conform nataro as its vice-chairman. He Board of Education here last municipality, the school tax rate receiving a building permit. in appearance with the existing succeeds Philip E, Wetzel, whose night explained its new tax rate. climbs to $1.97, well above what Among these conditions, the Temple Beth Torah building. resignation Township Council last They gave three primary reasons it would have been had taxes applicant must: properly locate Temple Beth Torah went before Monday accepted. for the increase. been calculated on the same ba- They are: sis that they were cal- 9 —General increases in costs of culated in 1967," he concluded. Study 'Age-Range Pilot Program supplies, transportation, person- nel salaries, tuition at Red Bank High School. Rap Brown —Increases in expenditures re For Admissions to Kindergarten quired to pay for debt service Due in Court HOLMDEI. —. Superintendent parents have managed to circum- now compete on state and na- and operate the new intermedi cf Schools H. Victor Crespy dis- vent the ruling by enrolling chil- tional levels. ate school, including new foreign closed to the Board of Education dren in private kindergartens and The board extended its con- language, guidance, shop, home Again Today Wednesday, that a pilot program then demanding, they be admit- gratulations to Miss Himelfarb economic and hot lunch pro- grams. RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Into kindergarten admissions may ted here as transfer students. and also to Donald Bartel, in- Black Power militant H. Rap be in the making for the 1969-70 Wins District Award other local senior at the school, —A change in the method of Brown comes into federal court school year. The superintendent also an- who had his paper chosen for collecting taxes on business in- here today to try to explain his Mr. Crespy proposed admissions nounced that Anne Himelfarb, a presentation at the 1968 Junior ventory ratables. weekend trip to California to a on an age-j-ange basis rather senior at Red Bank High School, Science Symposium. The first two factors, the board judge who ordered him not to • than the present system, which from this sending district, was The board approved, with re said, account for increases equal, leave New York. limits admissions of pupils with the winner of the Belty Crocker EYEING MODEL — Ocean Township Mayor John J. Reilly, right, points to features or about equal to those antici- gret, the resignation of Matthew The hearing before U.S. Dis- birthdays past Oct. 31 of the Home Maker Award. She will pated at the time the inter- Monahan, seventh and eighth on the model of proposed improvements in Firemen's Field, which will ba developed trict Judge Robert R. Merhige school year. grade science teacher. Mr. Mona- as a major park. Looking on, left to right, are Councilmen Donald V. Crosta, Joseph mediate school was approved by the voters. Jr. was the second of its kind Although just a vague possi- han has received his degree in within three days for Brown. A. Palais, Herbert J. Buohler and John W. Beekman. New Law, a Factor bility, Mr. Crespy said a study Entry, Theft earth science and has accepted Several charges have been The board said the third factor into this aspect of education was a post at the Freehold Regional filed against Brown during the arises as a result of a new state needed because the present re- High School. past seven months. quirements were adopted through Being Probed law. Approved for employment in Judge Merhige freed Brown on studies made in the 1930s, which Ocean Pushes Community Park "As a result of this law," the the coming school year were: $10,000 bond last Sept. 19 pend- he contends no longer adequately president of the board, Albert E. In Keyport Janet R. Russell, 29 Winding Way, ing the outcome of his appeal of provide for admission of chil- Spencer Jr. said, "taxes on busi- Little Silver, to teach the second a Virginia decision to extradite dren. KEYPORT — Approximately At Firemen's Memorial Field ness inventory ratables ire now or third grade at Vlllape School him to Maryland, where he is $60 was taken early yesterday collected by the state, rather than Mr. Crespy made his remarks at $C,300; Harold G. Smith, Free- OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Fire- courts, a field house and picnic Already in operation is the park wanted for trials on charges of morning from a cash .register by municipalities. after Informing the board of a hold, seventh grade science at men's Memorial Field, n 15-acre areas. in the Wnnamassa section which inciting to riot and arson. recent stale Inw which rules in Tom's American gas station at the intermediate school at $11,01)0 "A portion of these funds is re- sports field used by township The heavily-wooded area sur- has ball fields, shufflebonrds and Bui the judge specified that ex- that Boards of Education accept, Rt. 36 and Broad St., police here and Susan C. Scott, Onkhurst, turned as revenue to the munici- firemen for years, soon will be- rounding this site will be retained cept to attend court proceedings, by transfer from public or pri- reported. art in the elementary schools at tennis courts, and picnic areas. palities," (he president went on. come a highly-developed park for hiking and nature trails. Brown was not to leave the ju- vate school, any pupils who arc $6,300. Mayor Reilly said the council He added, "In the case of A patrol checked the station at available for all residents here. These woods are now used by a dicial district of New York State not eligible by reason of age 3:30 a.m., noting no disturbance. These substitutes were added is formulating plans for another Holmdel, a significant part of the It is located off I.urkin Place in local Boy Scout troop for this the residence of his counsel, for admission on Oct. 1, of that The break-in was discovered an to tho approved list: Mrs, Pauline park in [lie Wayside section. ratables on which it col- the Oakhurst area. ])UrjM)!iO. William Kunstlcr. school year. hour later, when employes ar- Kinsman, Kcnnsburg; Mrs. Linda Mayor John J. Reilly said (he William Poznak, municipal en- lected both school and municipal Mr. Crespy snid the school rived to opon for the day. J. Rago, New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Under a lease agreement major feature of the Firemen's gineer, said Hint through using taxes in 10(57 was of the business To Ask Revocation system would not, under any The thieves entered by brenk- llcne Ehrenfeld, Entontown; Mrs. reached with tlie Hoard of Fire Field improvement will be n pro- cluster zoning, the township hns inventory type." Asst. Virginia Atty. Gen. Reno circumstances accept children ng the glass of the front door. Jonathan Tlldsley, Hnzlct; Mrs. Commissioners a year ago, tective screen of shrubbery, de- gained access to about SO acres The result, according to the S. Harp III planned to ask Mcr- past the deadline, but several The money was in coins and Marguerite Ncdreberg, Matawan, Township Council has made plans signed to serve as a buffer from of property south of Cold Indian board, is that bolh the school dis- hige today to revoke Brown's and Mrs. Patrick Bluke, of Colls Splines Koad and west of the ' ~ I-asT bay bills, Thomas Pcrno, of Florence for developing the pnrk for many nearby residential areas. trict and (he municipality have bond and order him lo jail be. Neck. pro|K)sed Rt. ,1.ri freewny, whfch Open tonight until 8 p.m. Ave., Hazlct, owner of the sta- uses ranging from nature trails The development of this field "fewer ratables on which to col- cause of his reported ap- will ho developed into a major Money samples und free gifts. tion, is still checking to de- Uniform Sale to tennis courts. Also proposed will be the second in a series lect taxes in I9B8 than in I!)(i7. pearances last weekend at rallies park to servo the Wnysido sec- Mkldlctowu Hanking Co., 1250 termine if anything else was tak- Now In progre.ES at the Shirley for this1 area are baseball, foot- of planned park projects In the "Since the revenues from (he in Los Angeles and Oakland, tion. Calif. Hwy. 35, Middletown. (Adv.) en, police said. Shop, Red Bank. (Adv.) Mil and Softball fields, basketball township. missing ratables are not relumed ( Trojan hero. H Begin* Fnri... H-h 2V TUF. DAILY R£CISTER \ t SWne » Travel me- Performance by National Ballet 14 M PUZZLE ID "At. 3 Me-iwfc Imn pawr-OWgr By W. E. E«ckMt it My: HsrAi. Monday Night at Carlton Theater Complete Program Listings 4—Wewt 4K* T*Ofu«—O»v , /"XROSS 3S Fnsr, rode. V Aflfcie- RED P.AKK — Monmoiith Arts Mrs. Johnson reminds MAP 1 Softens. V) HJLS &.r*J. U Cadmus' WCK-rV Ch. 4 WNBC-TV Ch. I WNEW-TV Ch. 7 WA3CT» leogth robe. oundation will present the Na-concert series subscribers who Dick Powetl-3 hn. 10 French 41 Row. daughter. 40 Fem. suffix. OJ. I . WOB-TV Ch. II WPDMV Ch. U — WNDT-TV 11:11 brew. a Descriptive ional Ballet at 8:30 p.m. Mohwis- h to renew their memberships 4—WtoHier—Nldiohon-Color 12 Utter 42 Guilt. FRIDAY e—Rim snort I:" 15 Literary of space ay and a matinee performance !:« J-Oppommny Lime-Color 11:11 articulately. « Male ferret, that this must be done by Mon. EVENINO 4—Loool Newfr—Teogue—Color he following day for children, CM 7—film—Portport to CWno— 4—College Botkerboll—Movy vr facts on walking. 13 Assets. 45 Negligent. Rirhord Soeahot—I hr., 3S mln.— Army—Color ;—iocrt Newt—Noble—Color oth at the Carlton Theater. day, March 18. New memberships I New J Jensen-Color U. S. A. 44 Gr. letter. 14 Laborious 49 Lifeless. 4—Bm Lew Wood Color Color 5— Route i for next season's concert series 1:11 7- RiHemon—Western 4-Sports—Mel Alien- Color 16 Subjoin. 45 Apparatus. endeavors. 51 Yours. Mrs. Walter Johnson, MAF o—Mike Doufftos- vo-trV—Cow IJ-Lotln Amerfco-EoVcotlon 17 Immediate- 46 Atom, oncert committee co-chairman, will be available the first week I '- ID I—Film—All me Fine Youno Connlbolt— 21 Satiate 52 Esteem. 11—Superman— Adv**i?ure Notolle WootJ—2 hrt., 10 mln —Color ly above the 47 Brink, aid it is the fifth in the series NOid 1—Fihn-Deitry RI0« Aoatn— j—Oetewpy-BiKvmon— color 24 The 53 Omens. in April. I Johnny Corsor,—Vorlet/—Color Morltftt Dle1rfd>— I ftr.f JO mln. 7—ProfMelorok Sporti-Coio. parterre. 48 Toilet case. f seven concerts. Jl~Ft!m Feature I-News »—nim— Tough •• They Come— '—Film—The Victor*— empyrean. 56 Thunder (7 -Huwtoy* Atfvy«vre 18 Inebriate. 50 Ship's slips. t—Pfomontfllp—eduocrtion Pov\ Kelly- 90 min George Homltlon— 3 hrs , 10 mln. 25 Utters. god. Most ballet companies are i 1:M 1—Chomplonship Bowllrio—Color 19 Audience. 54 Resin. 26 Flaxen, 59 Fabrication. 'FIDDLER' IS TOPS f—Nnn and »«»» i Monv Volces-^-One World—Color ormed primarily for touring, but S—Film—The Cr«s ol Lorraine- 1—Conttnentol Mlnbtu^es 20 Resinous 55 Intended. 30 Defenses. NEW YORK (AP) — The most II—Murwfe*-?—COmrtv 1:01 61 Finial. he National Ballet was founded Jean Pierre Aumont—2 hrt. 7—News-Arturo Rtylrjguej Short 2- iFiim-Tangier— substance 57 — polloi. 33 Flood crest 62 Viper. popular show in Finland is Broad- Mono Montvi—1 hr, ZS mln T—Ceteorfty BMitar*—Color 22 Neither. 58 Anc. poople s a president company for the <» IJ—Wimionltiei I Education I—Big Picture-Arrpv—Color mark. 63 Tear. lation's capital. way's "Fiddle on the Roof," o I-Fltm Ride Lwtewme- SI—Report to Demlm 23 Most bash- south of 4-Fllm_irtie Wolf Mon— The office here of the original e 4J Rondolph Scort-I hr., & mln— Color ful. Rome. Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle The company consists of three II—NMI-mol Monrtwr I—Callhodt WKVW Color Lon Qhaney—1 hr., ID mln. production, whjch controls foreign SATURDAY 5—eiwentti Hour— D-oma 27 "- und 60 Relrial. eading ballerinas, Marilyn Burr, • M 7—Pro Bowlers Tour—Coor rights, lists five current presenta- 7—Wujlher—«n«"»- CMw MORNINO II—True Adventure—color >—Whlrlybird»—Adventure Haben," 64 Polish river. fvonne Meyer and Andrea Vod- 7:H < :R IJ- Humanities Il-Cducotlon !:» tions in the Scandinavian nation >-»«»» IWrry Rnsonc'—Colo- II—Portfolio— on-rimm- 9-Newi and weather Freytag 65 Visits, hnal, and four premier danseurs, I Www CTe* Huntlev. Oovld 4 X <:» 1:41 Jugene Collins, Jean-Paul Come- that has a total population of 4% r novel. 66 Letters. »rlr*lev—Co* S—Svnrtst Semester—Color J-CBS Gol! Ck»slc Color 1-New»-Color Dragadze and Stevan milion. The Hesinki exhibit is In II Lovt LlW—Co«iedv. »:« : i—Outdoor»rwn—HuMIng— Color 1:41 28 Skip, as 67 Burlesque In, Ivan ? 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Bad, Ugly 11—HimMr— Drama , JERRY LEWIS ;l:.T0 ^ ID: T.nO; 10:110. 2:00; 4:40; T:2Si 10:10. 31—Consuttonts at Loroe and lull sa-noiiliunic.sound! 47—Pomrama—Newsrerl "LIVING IT UP" -«* UWTIO M1S1S MAYFAIR- DOVER- M«Rlr Kmmlaln 3:00: Vallry o[ the Klddle Show: Willie HcB««n k HI 47—Pllm-Cuorl Snso Frontlero— IVtlls 7.111; il:^"). MATINEES 2 P.M. & EVENING 8 P.M. Manic Machine 2:00; Vsllpy of the Oba Lolloort9loo-M mln, KIDDIE SHOW SAI" A i*VN Klililir Sliow: Wlllip Dolls 7:00; S:30. 4*M WEDNESDAY. SATURDAY. SUNDAY—EARLY SHOW SUN. 7:30 Mi'tlran t his Klylne Machine 5:0(1; 3AT. — Klddlt Show: Malic Fountain SAT. AND SUN. AT 2:00 Vnllry ot the ]>olla 4 00: ti.m; R:10; 2Oi; Valley of the Dolli COO; 1:10 CHOICE RESERVED SEATS at BOX OFFICE 10: :•(! 10:U. 3:N JERRY LEWIS PARAIHOUNT- at'N. — Kiddle Show: tisfto Foun- Sl-Your Right To Soy It-Color tain 3:00; Vsluy oon — Fni.. BAT. * BUM. —13— Repertory TheP>~A Tutiiih Jl Matching tea built 130 yttn ago h*« b^ PUZZLE pur. i' C/jriUintrs movtrwi fot/j Q3 4J10875 Township, N.J., public affairs Long Branch High School band. West led the ten of hearts, and and MR. JIGGS (educated chimpanxee). Flm Food and a 9 1098762 O None counsel for Community Service Miss Miller, in addition to herSouth won with the ace. Declarer Jj Delightful Atmosphere J O K4 0 732 ADMISSION TO ALL 75c Society, here, will be featured in musical interests, is feature edi- led a spade to dummy's king and + AQ2 4s 109854 «j,Wharf Ave., Red Bank,] a panel discussion on "Tragedy tor of the Red Bank High School returned the jack of diamonds for of Child Abuse" on WEVD AM SOUTH .ft 741-1500 Buccaneer" and a member of a finesse. West casually played «> 62 and FM radio tonight from 9 to the Spanish Honor Society. his low diamond, since it was ob- C? A K 10 o'clock. viously useless to win the trick. O AQ9865 SECOND PLAY South was tempted to repeat 4 KJ76 the finesse at once, which would FOR DINING ELEGANCE . . . NEW YORK (AP) - Edwin North East South West have shut him out of his own C? Pass 2 O Pass FRANK CONVERSE, star of O'Connor, Pulitzer Prize novelist, Have You Tried hand, but saw no harm in tak- 2* Pass 3 + Pass is to have his second play pro- ing the high hearts first. East the ABC-TV show NYPD, 3Q Pass 3 NT All Pass duced on Broadway by Leland had a discarding problem on the PRICES will be among the guests first of dummy's high hearts. Opening lead—9 10 Hayward. SHORE DINNER DELUXE _ Sunday from I to 3:30 p..m All U.e great food In a good old fashioned CTun Bait a "The Traveller from Brazil," a East had already thrown a lamous at the Shore. For hearty eaters only, Steamed in Rod's Sfjadowbrook, spade on the first trick and didn't ion that nothing could beat the Maryland dims or Ic» Cold Juicy Little Neclu on the Half comedy, is the author's follow-up want to throw another. Since contract if South had two top Shell. Hot, Rich Clam Chowder, Whole Broiled Lobster with Shrewsbury, when the coun- 1 Drawn Butter, Broiled Half Spring Chicken, Creamy Cole mill to "I Was Dancing, ' presented South had bid clubs, East felt clubs in addition to two spades, Slaw, Southern Btyls Corn Fritters or Long Branch Potatoes. ty Red Cross chapter has its RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE in 1964. bound to save what he could in four heatrs and one diamond, 7.00 brunch and dance. Converse The stegosaurus also discarded HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN His best-known novels are "The that suit too. Since only diamonds Dinner and Luncheon Served Dally Except Tuesdays also starred in Coronet Blue were left, East threw a diamond. his worthless cards without think- Luncheon 12 to t. Dinner S to 10. Sun. Dinner 1 to 8. 747-1016 • Food Service Till Midnight Edge of Sadness,, and "The Last Intersting Discard ing of his partner. That's why on Broadway. Hurrah." South was fascinated by this the poor beast is now extinct. SPECIAL LUNCHEON MENU discard and threw the six of DAILY QUESTION spades to avoid giving East any Partner opens with 1-NT (16 to "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean clues. Declarer then led the queen 18 points) and the next player Old Fashioned Custom of hearts from dummy, and East passes. You hold:S-Q 3 H- 10 Saturday, February 24 discarded his last diamond. 9 8 7 6 2 D-K 4 C-A Q 2. What "SU1VDAY The situation was now quite do you say? at the FOUNTAINS Motel Present—For You and Yours . • • Give others clear. South smiled commiserat- Answer: Bid four hearts. With CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH" the benefit of the doubt instead of jumping to conclu- ingly at West as he cashed dum- your 11 points you know the com- Morrll and Ocean Avenues An elegant leisurely brunch $Q50 sions from partial facts. Don't try to steamroller a my's winners and then ran thebined count is 27 to 29 points, LONG BRANCH, N. J group into thinking your way, "To each his own" diamonds for a total of 12 tricks. enough for game, but not enough served from noon to 3 p.m. o should be your motto now. Social activities are West made some bitter re for slam. Children Half Price under especially good rays in p.m., so go out and marks about his partner's dia- (A Pocket Guide to Bridge is have a good time with friends. mond discards. Each should have available. Get your copy by send- ENTERTAINMENT WEEKENDS thrown two clubs on the assump- ng 50 cents to Red Bank Regis FINE & FLAVORFUL FOOD & GROG The Day Under Your Sign ter, Inci, Box 3318, Grand Cen tral Station, New York, N. Y. The mid-wook ipeciali at tho Lobster Shanty »ro always groat! Monday is LobsteMor-Two Night; tho fabulous buffet comes Artec Born Mar. 21 fo Apr. 17 Libra. Sepi. 23 lo Oct. 22 Concert Tonight 10017.) Luncheon, Dinner, Cocktails Weelcend tlitt you expected to Weather may necessitate can. Tuesday Night; and Wednesday ii Shanty Night, followed by Fish-Lovers Night on Thursday. Come enjoy yourself! be * "drag" will turn out to eeling of trip plans, but you'll A Private Banquet Facilities be unuEuallr excitingl enjoy yonr home. By Townfolk CIIMhAV DDIIUm~ P«9"'<" my 1° spend Sunday — with your Taurus. April 20 to May 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nor. 21 HOLMDEL '— The Townfolk, jUnVAl Dnlinin choices of steak and eggs and your favorite Person you've been thinking of Xew clothes add zip to this Babes In Toyland dlshei. Served from II o,m. to 3 p.m. Eot oil you wont. Only 12.50 (or lately may suddenly be on your day. You'll want to go some- area folkslnging trio, will be the doorstep. odulfr, s.1.75 children. where tonight to »ett them. featured attraction at a folk con- Eot TIIEChAV DIIEEET — hearty lrom „ juper-dellclous Gemini. May 21 to Juno 21 Sagittarius. Nov.22 to Dee.21 cert tonight at 8 o'clock in St. lUCjUAl Get poinjr and get the job done Something you hardly dared To Be Repeated DUrTCU l selection of seafoods and gglorious liope for mar be offered—but Benedict's Catholic School. roosts, andd |oln those whh o makke TuesdaT y their finesfitt nighihtt outt . ServeSd instead of anticipating trouble from 4:30 to 9 p.m. Only 54 per person, and obstacles. you'll have changed your mind! Group members are Dr. and MATAWAN — "Babes in Toy- STATE HWY. 36, HIGHLANDS Cancer. June 22 ta July 21 lilllV CE1 DIIEECT-Lunch becomes o special mwl at Romance talrei precedence lit Capricorn. Dec 22 to Jan. 20 Mrs. Richard Levine, Middle land" will 'be presented again VAILT JCA U DUrrtll Ihl, , aallyay repasrepst witwith doiendoienss of 2 Blocks North of Highlands Bridge Cancer charts this weekend. Ixolc before TOO leap may he a Sunday. choices for you to make from the lavislih h boardbd . ServeSd d ffrom noon fo cliche, but you'll be s'ad* you town, and Mrs. Loell Abercrom- After all, it's Leap Yearl The original presentations dur- 3 p.m. Only $2.SO for adults, $I.7S children, Lao. July 22 to Aug. 21 did. bie, Belford. Slow down usual pace and en- Aquarius. Jan. 21 fo Feb. 19 Other performers will include ing the Christmas holidays by Visit the new "Barkcnline Room" IT Dial 872-1351 joy yourself. Done fret about Communications of all sort ac- The Saints and Sinners Drama the cost for a. change. cented. You may receive some- the Mater Dei High School Folk Diners Club — American Express Virgo. Aug. 22 -to 5epf. 22 thing of value by mail. Singing Group, The Young Col- Club of St. Clement's Catholic (rtt the Kane together for old- Pisces. Feb. 20 fa March 20 ony and The Sandstone Chim- Church were sellouts. So many fashioned party with Rames Although tempted to turn down families were unable to attend and conversation instead of invitation, you'U be glad you ney, ail from New Monmouth; JACK BAKER'S TV. didn't. professional banjo player Michac that the group consented to put 1568, Moroch, Bayonne, and local tal- on the Feb. 25 performance at ent from St. Benedict's. 2 p.m. In Matawan High School Tickets for the program, spon- auditorium. sored by St. Benedict's Catholi' Tickets should be purchased in LOBSTER Youth Organization, are available advance from any member of GIFFORD'S INN at the door. the Drama Club. 42 AVENUE-OF-TWO-RIVERS RUMSOM, N. J. TELEPHONE 842-9820 842-1116 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT StMIJTY CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC DISTINCTIVE SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 24th the NEW PIN-UP LOUNGE and CATERING "RUMSON FIRE CO." BANQUET . with the Largest liar in the Shore Area DINING APPEARING EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS EXCELLENT CUISINE RITA ROMAN LUNCHEON • DINNER and "RUSS" Hie "PANIX" BANQUETS '• WEDDINGS also next WED., FRI., and SAT. SPECIAL SUNDAY RESERVATIONS FAMILY DINNERS WESTERN MUSIC EVERY SUNDAY 542 - 0800 I from 2 P.M.-7 P.M. i • T-BONE the "PRAIRIE RIDERS" : STEAK Featuring: Larry Waine — Ed King — Dick Young Comploto Dinner ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF—3.00 HWY. 35 X EATONTOWN complatt dinner the NEW PIN-UP LOUNGE ROAST FRESH HAM—3.00 On iconic Channel Drive overlooking the Mamnqimn Inlot (Qppoiiti Fort Monmouth) compUlf dlnntr 103 BAY AVE., HIGHLANDS I ROAST 1IRLOIN OF BEEF I! 00 Phone 872-11,4* POINT PLEASANT BEACH, N. J. Telephone 8996700 WEDNESDAYS and THURSDAYS - - ALTOS TOt SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AOTM FOt SALg AUTM FOi SALE I AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOI SALE 1«—Fri — Outlet M*neU4 !• ui- 1WC WffliC-|je M v t«limi oe, ruiintm tan. SCENIC CAR SALES tm rmrrur. - ivofm* oum|CO)f£ir IV>irjf, Taiu «rtrjMjmrcj PUBLIC NOTICE AUTOMOTIVE M 6us at*21eaile- F»« taev*h»r AKUi t«n yma Uu tm. m iflifwjfai AV*O AMNOtmetMDrrs QUALITY CAM ~ 1. m-mt AUTOS FOB SALE lira tvra * Cea^J7 £r win UMTAND FOUND •TK.EfUK* lss»ii fwtt.« n*>.< war. Mi I umMfkfn UTtn JM fcUtftUUt - Attartau tm^Om mM u An. rttliv'tr. Cell i<;-WM Red Bank. 747 3M0. M8-WM. CUI MMS00. AlHOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOI SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Even George Knows.. "BONUS BONANZA"

ON ALL 1968 PLYMOUTHS AND it only takes a TOP QUALITY USED CARS 1965 PLYMOUTH $1825 1965 PLYMOUTH $2000 Futv II- MIM rwnngir Wagfti. Fury III four-door hardnp. *"'»- VI, mrtomotlc trwsmltsl6n, Powtr matte, power timing, pevwr m)m, minute to get •tMflng. Hwttr and radio, trown radio ond lieattr. Very doon. OVER 1965 MUSTANG 51375 1«5 RENAULT $925 r\^i four^oor* Autofn9iic •' ***** Tvw-door Mrdtep. Six cyHtxHr ftoor tlon, 'radio and heater. WMte. a better deal at... shift. Povw itMrfng. Irown. 129 NEW CARS 1965 RAMBLER $1425 0LD$M0BILE 1965 BUICK $1900 "770" Clastic two-door ' hondtop, Autonwilc traramlulon. RUSSELL CADILLAC CO- . SKykn*. TwoOoor lionlfop. C«m Spon. Four-speed, Mag vrtirtli. TO CHOOSE FROM! Whlt«. 1964 CORVAIR $950 SpyaV two^oor epor? coup*. P=og(v 3 DAYS ONLY 1966 PLYMOUTH $2000 tpeed. Radio and heater. live. Fury III. Two-door hardtop. VI outomoHe trowmlnlon. Hwlf and 1964 CHEVROLET $1595 radio. . Blgi. Bel Air station wagon. V4, ayte- imtlc (ransinlsilon, power •werfflo* power brakn, radio and heater. 31 BRAND NEW *25 1965 CHEVROLET $1925 BkKK. Impolo Super Sport. Two-doer hord- top. V8 automatic tron«mJtBlon. Power itMrlng, hrafer and tidlo. 1964 CHEVROLET $950 Ytllow wltn black vlrryl top. Corvoif Spyder, Sport Oo«p», fc«»> U.S. SAVINGS BOND tpeed trantmlulon, turtw-enelne, blue. WITH THE PURCHASE 1962 CHRYSLER $ 900 "300" Two-door hanflop. pull pow«r. 1962 POHTIAC $840 68 OLDSMOBILES Heater and radio. Wtilte. OF ANY NEW OR USED Bonnevllle four-door haroWp. .Auto- matic power itMrlra, power brbkej, radio and healer. WMte. IN STOCK AND AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CAR FROM STOCK . . . Over $500 1966 COMET $1350 •MT o

CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. HWY. 35 ecpMIti State Pence larracki HAZLBT 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK 89 BROAD ST. KEYPORT "where doing business is a pleasure" 264-0198 — 264-9090 BIG SAVINGS • BIG TRADES WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY -SPECIAL WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY BONUS BONANZA THURSDAY, FEB. 22 THRU SATURDAY, FEB. 24 '25 U.S. SAVINGS BOND WITH THE PURCHASE OF A NEW OR USED CAR FROM STOCK DURING THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY WITH THE PURCHASE OF THIS SPECTACULAR 3-DAY SALEI ASK FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. 25 SAVINGS BOND OR MORE! Ask For Details!

If you've traipsed around town looking for a new car and are getting pretty tired '67CHEVELLE $2595 '66 CHEVY II $1395 '63 PLYMOUTH $ 995'61OLDSMOBILE $ 595 Super Spon 3M twt-daor hartftop. Twa-door eedon. Itondord tranimli- Two-door hardtop, v-l, itonoord Super M iwr-aoor eedon, Automatic of the whole business, take just one extra minute and come see us. We make you AuhimoUc tronsmlssloni power ste*r- slon. troumiuioft, radio, heoter. tronemlulon, power ttttrlng, rodlo, heattr. ^ our best offer the minute you walk in the door. Period. No ifs, and or buttonholing. '66 CORVAIR $1295 '63 FALCON $795 We know our stock, we're more than fair when we appraise tradeins, and our '67 RAMBLER $2095 Sport Coupe. Rodin, heater, itondord Putura four-door itdon, Automatte SST Iwfrdoor hardtop. Automatic ilulen. trwMmlstlon, radio, '61 CHEVROLET $695 financing plans quick and easy to arrange. We can sell more cars this way, so we trammlBlon, radio, heater Six, four-door sedan. Automatic trow- ml Ml on f rodlO) ri#ot#r^ powtf itwr^ can afford to sell them for less. So when you're shopping for a new car during '65 COMET. $1695 '63FAIRUNE $1095 Ina. '67 MUSTANG $2495 CVCIOM two-door hardtop. Auto- KB two-door hardtop. V-l, automatte Convertible, v-t. automatic tram- matic trowmlulon, radio, heater, trarumltslon. power ttitrlng, radio, this Washington's Birthday Event take an extra minute and see us. You'll be glad UiMlQflj PM16* ntOrfri pOWtf Ihtl^ power heater. bis. '61 MERCURY $395 you did for the next three years. Colony Park wagon. Automatic tror* '65 CHEVELLE $1595 '62 CHEVY II $895 mlnlon, radio, hooter, power t»eer- '67 CAMARO $2395 Mgllbu v-t two-deor hardtoi) Auto- Nova two-door hardtop. Automatic Ing. Convertible, six. automatic trani- matic tronemlBlon, radio, heattr, tranjmlHlon, radio, heattr, miulon, radio, heater, power iteer- powtr ttttrlng, hg. '62 CHEVROLET $995 '60 CHEVROLET $295 Wogan. Automatic trammlMlM, STOP IN TODAY AND '65 CORVETTE 52895 Impata V-l two-door hardtop. Auto- radio, heottr. '67 CORVETTE $3995 ConvertlbU. Four radio, heater. '60 FALCON $195 '65 CHEVROLET $1795 '62 AUSTIN HEALEY $595 Wagon. FRANK REED • FRED KOESER •BILL HOLSEY '67 CHEVROLET $2495 Impalo V-l Speti Coup*. Automatic Sprite. Rodlo, heater.

Impolo \I4 tour-door ledon, Auto- fron»mts9lont radio* htattr* p»w*r matic tronemlHlon, rodlo, heater, storing. ALAN HOLSEY • BERT RYPKEMA • BILL DECKER power eteerlng. '62 COMET $595 *59 CHEVROLET $ 395 '64 CADILLAC $2595 Four-door ttdon Automatic Six, two-door noon. Rodlo, >lon, radio, heater. heater. it only takes a minute to get a better deal at '67 RAMBLER $1795 Sedan OeVllle. Full power. Air con- Atnvloan two^loor tedon, Automoilc ditioned. trofwrrisslon, radio, titot«r. 12 STATION WAGONS TO CHOOSE FROM '64 RAMBLER $995 '67 COMET $2195 Cloitlc wogCMi. Automatic transmll- CoHtott convertlblt. Automatic fnom- •Ion, radio, h«ot*r. 100°/^ FINANCING ARRANGED mltilon. rotflo, hnter. '64 FORD $995 '66PONTIAC $1995 Cwlom 500 four-door i«ton. Standard CTO honttop Four-s»p«ed tranimls- on, rodlo, h«ot«r. •Ion, rodfo, htotfr. RUSSELL '64 CHEVROLET $1395 '66 DATSUN $1695 Impola V-l coovirllble. Autocmllc 1.fc*r Ir/trirjr fX;WN TikJt iver inrr.njit »«UI «•/. M l*r wu), UirjHMGl.rH t.'JJ'l E7. &1HW/IRTZ * JSOtfG, MI W. iowr of ni'ivti. 11 CHt.wnt, Mi Uivlt ivt. itx. U.I Red B«.nk. 7 Bulk. 7*7-3*30. 1M< CORVAIR — Automatic, radio dan, 40,000 miles, Must sell to settle 19«3 OHEVROl.KT — VO8 •tandara 1961 CHEVROLET "CAPRICE White tuid heater. NO MONEY DOWN. Tikt estate. Engine and upholstery in ex- transmission with black vinyl top. Air conditioning, On The Nfit Page) WHITE TAG SALE! over paymenti of 110.60 per week. cellent condition. One owner. $1250. See 1962 PLYMOUTH — « pamenier power steering, brakes Excellent con- MONMOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE, 365 at 70 DeNorm&nrtlB AVP., Fair Haven. 1962 FORD f'/iuntry Squire nltlon. Must sell. 77.VO941. Maple Ave. (Rt. 3J) Red Bank. 7'- BIG 3-DAY EVENT! power steering. Stock MSI. '64 BUICICK $1499 Eloctra 2-dr. H T. Air cond., power windows & seat. Stock 2967. '64 PONTIAC $1499 SALE NOW ON - ENDS SAT. P.M. IN HONOR OF Honnftvflle 4-dr. H.T., auto power steering, Stock 3091. '64 BUICK $1499 Electra 4-dr. H.T. Stock 3W0. '66 VOLKSWAGEN $1599 Deljxe Station Wogon, 3-seai, radio. COME IN THIS WEEK and SAVE HUNDREDS! Slack 3065. BONUS BONANZA! '66 CHEVROLET $1699 '68 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Impala tdr. sedon, V-8, auto, trani., ' NEWPORT 4D*. 8EDA.V rtRT m I-DE. HABDrors power steering. Slock 3050. Eqtilpoed with Heater, Defroster, Back-TJp Light*. Equipped with Heater, Oefro&ter, Back-Up I-1ghl«, Faddtd Dash and vl«ors, 18] Vt Enclnr. Emer- Ptdded Dash uid Vlson, Emergency Pliahers, 2- THURSDAY, FEB. 22 THRU SATURDAY, FEB. 24 "66 BUICK $1799 gency Flatheri, 2-Speed Wipers and Waahera, Spted WJpcrs and Waaheri, Front and Rmr ?ront snd Rear. Retractjible n^tractftble 13eat Belts, Shoul- Special V-J, 4-dr. sedon, auto, trone Sest Belts, Shoulder Belts, der Belts, W*ll-To-W»ll Car- air cond. Stock 3101. tir-tiiiE. Day/Nlte Mirror. Ont- v'VnM-Ta-Wall Carnetlnir. Dav/ ile Mirror. Outside Mirror, stde Mirror, Side Mftrkrr FREE FREE EXTRA BONUS Si««~ Mnrttr LlnhU. 300 "• h^'.tin. LlKht PacktRe, Elfctric •65 BUICK $1899 LeSabre 2-dr. H.T., auto, trans, IN SERIES "E" U.S. Thursday, Feb. 22 thru Saturday, Feb. 24 Only! power steering. Stock 1067. $ '65 BUICK $1899 SERIES "E" U.S Wildcat Deluxe 2-dr. hardtop, auto, 175 SAVINGS BONDS power steering. Stock 3003. ABSOLUTELY NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! SAYINGS BOND, '64 CADILLAC $1999 25 DeVllle, 4-dr. H.T Stock 3094. First Prize — $100 Savings Bond Will be awarded* to eaeh person presenting this '64 JEEP $1999 coupon and purchasing** a new car or a used Station wogon, 4-wtieel drive ond snow plow. Stock 3041'A. Second Prize —$50 Savings Bond car*** from stock on hand by eaeh of the pwtlc!. '65 BUICK $2099 paring dealers listed below. , Sport Wagon, 3-seot, air cond., powe Third Prize —$25 Savings Bond windows, rock. Slock 30M. CREDIT TO All! CONTEST DRAWING RULES '65 CHRYSLER $2099 New Vorkir 4-dr. H,T., olr cond., NO ONE REFUSED! 1. Entry blank! avoilabii ol all Saturday, February 24* 1968. powsr windows. Stack 3068. participating dealers. i. Drawing will be held Monday, February 26, I9S8 ot 8 P.M. at- MO MONEY DOWN 2. complete the army blank and ADDRESS '65 BUICK $2099 The Dally Register Olflce, 40 No Payment!'til April! deposit In contest box at any Wildcat, power stwrlna, pow«r of the participating dealer show, Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. brakes, power windows, power seats 100% FINANCING rooms. 7. Winners will be contacted by TOWN -.- PHONE Custom equipped. AVAILABLE 3. limit or» entry per person a* telephone and need not' be each participating dealer. present to win. * $25 Sovlngi loud Will I* Praitiittd en Dtllvtry ftl Pur* '66 FORD $2199 4. You mutt be 21 years of age Country squire, mree-seat I. Employees ol participating deal- chased Automobile station wagon. to'enter. ers ond The Dally Register not eligible to participate. '65 FOSD HARDTOP $1597 '64 IMPERIAL $1697 5. Deadline tor errtrlw 4 P. M.. " With A Minimum Dtpoilt ol $50.00 '65 BUICK $2199 •500* 2-dr., automitic, power Crown. Luxury plus. A fullilly Entry Hanks Avalkbls at All rarticlpofing Dealers ••• Prlet of Und Car Mint •• a Minimum of $500.00 Wlldcot Custom 4-dr. H.T., olr cond., • '67 01MM0B11E $3197 steerinif. R&H, w.w. tires. poweredd bee/ilbutyl ! Hurry! power windows. Stock 3041. Delta 'SB' H-cir. hurdloi. Air eend.Moneri. power itetrlnff. '65 OLDS HARDTOP $1597 '64 PLYMOUTH $997 '65 BUICK $2299 brakes. Jetstir '!!' 4-dr.. R&H. auto- Fury 4-dr. icdan, K&H, power matte, power steering, brakes. nteerlnE, vinyl interior, etc. Electro Custom 4-dr. sedan, air cond., '«7 CHRYSIK $2997 power windows. Stock 3054. 'Ztid' i-Ar. hardtop, bucket '65 CHEVROLET $1497 '64 FWD HARDTOP . $897 •cats, automatic, RAH, A Impala 4'dr,, UAH, power Oalaxte '500' XL, 3-dr., HAH, '66 PONTIAC $2299 steering, etc. automatic, power steering, bucket scats, w.w. tires, tic. Bonnevllle 4-dr. H.T., auto trans., '67 CHEVROIET'I $2427 •65 PLYMOUTH $1097 Very sharp. PLUS BONUS BUYS ON power steering. Stock 3100. 1 Impala Super Sport hardtop, Fury III hardtop. R&H, auto. '64 OPEL KADET $797 vinyl root, bucket seats, auto- matlc, power steerlnj, Ylnyl 66 BUICK $2399 matic on console, power iteer- Interior, 2-dr., R&H. economy plus. <. Inc. w.w. tires, Electa 225 4-door sedan, rodlo, power '65 VOLKSWAGEN $997 '61 VOLVO 122-S $897 steering. Slock 3019. '67MUST4N8 $2397 3dr.2-dr., B-H,, • w.w. tires, tiele.. <-dr.. RiH, ilnyl Interior. J'astback, automatic, power Very eeconomicali . ALL NEW AND USED CARS! '66 PONTIAC $2499 steering, w.w, tires, lew milq- «~STATION WA60NS~. Grand Prix 2-Hr. H.T., auto, trans., »EP. Extra clean. '65 RAMBLER $897 bucket seals. Slock 3081. Classic '710,' 2-dr. hardtop, I '65 PLYMOUTH . $1397 '67 VOLKSWAGEN . $1997 ? Fury m WiiEon, RJtH, au. H&II, w,w, tires. z tomatlc. power sleerlnfr, etc, Karmarui GhVi hardtop, radio, 4 IjOts ol rnom. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO CASH IN ON BIG SAVINGS '66 BUICK $2499 •64 CHRYSLER . J1297 1 '64 CHRYSLER $1497 Wildcat Deluxe 4-dr. H.T., air cwid., 'U niimin*'*' ""'$?«; New Yorker, 4-dr. hardtop, 7 Newport O-pasiteriRer, RrVH, power windows and seat. Stock 3037. *7W A-tit. hnrdfop, mitomatlc,. automatic. B&H. power ateef- 2 automatic, power i beer ing, powf'r FtcrrinR. braked, wln- Jnp, brakei. Extra clean. DURING THIS GREAT EVENT . . . PLUS AN OPPORTUNITY '65 BUICK $2499 ilnwv Air condltloneH rMFORtt'"—. $1397 Rlvlftra 2-dr. Sport Coupe, ofr cond., a Country Squire B-Pinsenefr, power windows & &ecl. Stock 2947. •it PONTIAC. $2497 66 PlYMOUTH $.597 n&K, EUtomattt, power Stir Ctiirf 3-tlr. hnrdtop, UftU, Belvedere II CoriT., Jt&H, sterrinc. etc. TO WIN FREE SAVINGS BONDS TOO! automatic, power uttering, automatic, w.w. tlre», Very '66 BUICK $2599 hrnkr*, win don. tow milMce. '64 OLDS $1297 Custom Wlldcot 4-dr. H.T., olr cond.. FiesU WiRon, *lr condi- Dower windows. Slock 3069. •66 CHEVEUE . $1897 '65 BI1ICK . $1797 tioned, power »teerlns, Malibu 2-flr, hardtop, aulomat- Wildcat Conr., IWiH, tuto- brakes, w.w. tlm, « 1f. PAH. w.w, tlrrn matlc, power itewing, BUY TODAY and SAVE! '66 CHRYSLER $2699 brakes, ttc. '64 PLYMOUTH ,$1097: New Yorker 4-dr., olr cond., power '66 CHRYSLER $1797 Fury W»jon, n&H. automat- ] windows. Slock 300?. Newport 4-rtr. Air conrttltonfd, •64 CHRYSLER $1297 1 "in* *i"iv tmwrr fqulrewi. Newport Conv., R&lf, »uto- lr, power Bteerltij, etc. , malic, power atewinjr, etr. •PARTICIPATING DEALERS- •66 BUICK $2699 •66 CORVAfR __S1397 '64 RAMB1ER $697: Electro 4-dr. sedan, air cond., power iTipiin» hucket em Is, TT.»-" '63 OLDS '88' $1297 Wapou. economy plus, IUIH, windows and seat. Stock 3025. Conv., IWiH. automatic, pow. 1 stick Ehlft, low rr.ll-ate, Vtrr Mount English Sales Co. Shrewsbury Motors Inc. •65 PONTIAC. $1797 er iteerinR, brakefl, etc. <', cl«n , Bayshore Kitson Chevrolet LeMsn* 2-dr. hnrtitnp. liucket Ford Volkswagen '66 BUICK $2799 •63 DOME DART . $897 ; '63 FORD _$997; Chryiler-Piymouth State Hwy. 34 Eatontown Electro 4-dr. H.T., air cond , power .<-.'. •."•nmatlr.. IU" Cony., R&H, automatic, 11 Country Squirt WaRtm, power stNrlnj, w.w. tires, 542-1000 90 Monmouth St. Red Bank Shrewsbury Avenue windows & seal. Stock 2980. •65 CHRYSLER $1597 RAM, automatic, power 153 Rnt Av«. All. Highlandi ; htstrinff. w.w. tlrfi, 4tc. _ 741-6000 New Shrewibury 741-8500 Nmv Yorker 4-dr.. niilomntle, 60 CADILLAC $597 271-9200 '66 BUICK $2899 Con*., fully power equipped '63 VALIANT $797: Kroll Motors Electro 4-dr. H.T. Custom, olr cond., •65 MiijTANG°°L!!"!l"'$l597 Wiiiron, nlr conditioned, ' Muller Chevrolet Inc. power windows & seal. Stock 2975, Hm<1ton. autinmtlr. onwrr and priced to sell Uitl HA-H. automatic, etc. Per/eel > Ford Straub Motors ,ie#rlnn. -Very (-''AH. 3nil car. 2 Buhler & Bitter State Hwy. 34 Matawan 671 Broadway Long Branch Buick • Opel OPEN '67 THUNDERBIRD $3B99 •SEE THE ALL NEW- Chryiler-Piymouth 566-81)00 4-dr. Londau, air cond., power win- fVES. 'TIL 222-3600 Hwy. 35 264-4000 - Keyport '68 TOYOTA — Now In Our Showroom «? Broad St. Keyport dows, power seats, AM-FM rodlo. 9:30 Till away wheel, slock 3102. 264-0198 Ratcliffe Pontiac Plenty of Lanzaro's Auto Sales Tom's Ford Inc. Parking Over 5 Acrti of Automobiles —• 28? Broadway Long Branch Monmouth County's Largest Chryiler-Piymouth Facility Simca - Sunbeam Circle Chevrolet Co. 222-3225 200 State Hwy. 35 Keyporr 334 Main 5t. Matawan 325 Maple Ave. Red Bank 244-1600 566-2224 Red Bank Auto Imports 741-3130 McCARthy Chevrolet Renault-Triumph-Volvo.BMW Twln-Boro Rambler Dowries Poptiac I 19 E. Newman Springi Rd. 158 Fint Ave. Atl. Highlands 131 E. Newman Springs Rd, Rod Bank 741-5886 62 Lower Main St. Matswan 291-1101 Red Bank 747-0040 Sthna/r 56r,-2299 Russell BUICK-OPEL McFoddln Motors Warren Oldsmobile F & H Motors, Inc. Cadillac-Oldimobila Oldsmobile-Codillac Co. 36 S. Main St. Asbury Park "The dofllenhip where the Dndrjs & Engliih Ford 251 Droadway Long Branch 100 Newman Springi Rd. 775-4670 customer it important." CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH I State Hwy. 35 Eotonlown 2221234 Red Bank 741-0910 542-1111 HWY. 35 KEYPORT 7OO RT. 36, EATONTOWN^ Monmouth Motors Maurice Schwartz & Sons Bob White Bulck Gem Oldsmoblle Renault - Dattun - Peugeor • M& Chryilar - Plymouth • Imperial BuicL-Opel 264-4000 Directly Acioss From M V.'lnspectton Station 52 Stale Hwy. 35 Eatontown 147 W. Front St. Red Bank Shrewsbury Avenue 110 Main St. Mattwtn V, Mill South Porkway Exit 117) V4 Mile East 01 Monmauth Shopping Center 544-3600 542-2414 747-0787 New Shrewsbury 741-6200 ALTTM VOt SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOI SALE a-Fridi*. rA, 2i. low AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FW VHZ I Tin: DAILY m,ism\ IMC GREEK VIIIMMV intai - IM< rjxvnOXM. WAUSrj - Contra iv rtKTVm magu ' wi'Ji raAik Vfiy %/sA c/JtAJiot,. tl'JW MltUit. «i» »M ("»ef Zttn », leaa tin imt B tyjrj Uta ana, w4ffi ArU* P IMI ttlbt/fi tfia S:». nn unvcy WXKH. itiu <»» *•»• i Kr.iU., V'*re FOR SAU? is yvur duui U.VJTH t'JTj IX/jmWl a rt«J WjiibLOUTH J.l"7fj IJIWJL'PT ME; UUtitCY U/VIV ttlit. w.i Mjifcenti V'Jjr wiy yjwtr, *'/yjmj.'ic UkJ I ,ittnn wlrti tuto», "^ tlMM »lr.)UbifM, REWARD YOURSELF U.UHO Avt, /(-.' ii; K.< Jiu.V. 511 -*»; Kiif.tr,. NO MOBEIT 1»W«. Ttit »te Ite. ift. Ml *-K ta :*» ICWlS'i <*.»(* (I, rri! RAMBLER - Classic. Sll crlln I/lBCOl'HT, Hw». M, HepUmt'. T76-7676. MONMOUTH AUTO CXCIUNGS, S6J UN JAO17AR - XJM50, convertible r.ratrr. NO MONEY DOWN T«k« ov»r der, four-door. Excellent condition. New top, new Hr«. Rum fooil. Belt of payments of »10.«0 per OfeH. MON- Msplj Are. (Rt, 33) Red Bmnlc 747- IMS CHEVROLET — Bel Air w»ron. 1700. Call 787-0M1. 3930. fer over «50. W1U consider trade. 787 MOITH At'TO EXCHANOE, 36S Ml AUTOS FOR SALE 2170. Sl< cylinder, UrUjTlt Itlck. NO HON- pie Ave ci;t, 33, RM Bank 711-3930 lMt CHEVROLET—Impila four-door l%7 VALIANT—V-200 four-door «edan. EY DOWN. Take over paymente ol DOUBLE-CHECKED USED CAR NO MONEY DOWN Take over pay- Turquoise with black Interior, 12,000 1962 PONTIAC CATALINA-Four-doo: $1010 p«r week. MONMOUTH AUTO mrnt!. or 1J.M per week, NEPTI'NE miles. Balance of five-year warranty power, automatic, radio, healer. Clean EXCHANGE, 361 Mlple Ave. (RL 35) • nlhw Trie 13.850. Phon« 671-AI.TO DISCOUNT, Hwy. 38, Neptune. one-ttmlly car. After 6 p.m, 671-8440 Red Bank. 7(7-3930. Each will supply you with many years of unexcelled transferable, sli-cyllnder with »utomal- 7757676 1c tranamlsalon ind radio MAURICE I960 PONTIAC - Two-door hirrttot driving pleasure. SCHWARTZ 4 SONS, IU W. Front EL, Excellent conditloD. Mutt selL Call 78' 1965 FORD— Filrlane 600 tour-door. NO "68 CHfVY lied Biinis. 747-0787. MONEY DOWN. Take over paymentl AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 22(3 after 6:30 p.m. of J7.90 per week. NEPTUNB AUTO DISCOUNT, Hwy. 35, Neptune. 775-767J '67 D0D6E POURA U BUICK ELECTRA AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE IMPALA SALE 1962 0LD3M0BILB—Two-door hirdtop. Fouf-Door $pdan. "125" Four-Door Hardtop. A beautiful white one-owner with red Air-Ccnditionrd. Interior. Fully power equipped. A real cream I>ut[. MAURICE SCHWARTZ * '63 FORD FALCON SQUIRE save big dough SON9, HI W. Front St., Red Bank S^ + ion Wagon. '64 BUICK RIVIERA FULL 747-0787. Automatic Tr am minion, Aif -Conditions d. "BONUS BONANZA $ 1B65 MUSTANO—Fully equipped. Con- DELIVERED •ertlble. NO MONEY DOWN, Take over payments of $7.80 per week. NEPTUNE '63 OLDS IB" '65 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX PRICE AUTO DISCOUNT, Hwy. 35, Neptune Four-Door Sedan. 775-7676. Air-Conditioned. 2888 1864 CHEVROLET — Impola four-door bBrdtop. V-8, automatic with double '62 PONTIAC CATALIHA power. NO HONEY DOWN. Take over '65 FORD GAUXIE ¥ payments of li.BO per week. MON- V Two-Door Hordicp. BUICK SKYLARK 2-DOOR HARDTOP Four-Door Stdan, 1009b MOUTH AUTO EXCHANQB, 365 M«- EQUIPPED WITH: ple Ave. (Rt. 35) Red Bank. 7(7-3930. '64 FORD FALCON • Autorrwt!c transmission Door edoa guords 1987 CAMARO—Hardtop. NO MONEY Two-Door, Stick, Slx-Cylindtr. '65 PONTIAC TEMPEST 30-DAY • Power steering Ramota contnol mirror DOWN. Take ovir payments or S17.00 Two-Door Hardtop. • Rodlo Deluxe vvteel covars per week. NEPTUNE AUTO DI8- • Wtilts wall tiro Four-woy vwmlng doiner COUNT. Hwy. 35, Neptune. 775-7616 '63 BUICK SPECIAL • Backup llgfit) Windshield wosheri 1952 MERCURY — Two-door hardtop Two-Door Sfdan, V.&, '62 BUICK ELECTRA MECHANICAL McCARthy • Side marker lights Puaf speed wipers with 1300 rolled and pleated Nautabyde Four-Door Hardtop, • Six seat belts Shoulder harness (21 Interior. Tinted class. Needi motor. ISO. Automatic Trtntmisiion. • Deluxe stee 1ng wheel Deluxe vinyl ond carpet Call 7B7-2467. • Soft ray shaded wlndshlekj Interior 1682 COMET — Kour-door wagon with 'CHEVROLET i luggage rack. Excellent condition. S67f> GUARANTEE FIX-IT AUTO, 25 W. Highland Avt., BOB WHITE BUICK-OPEL Atlantic Highland!. 291-2334. Ivenlnis 291-11W. SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-6200 NEW SHREWSBURY :fyy% %. 1967 FORD 1965 CHEVY II 1961 THUNDERBIRD First A»e,( AfionrigHlghlonds I Full power. S495. Fatrltn*. Hardtop. Green. Four-door. Black ipacial. Call 741-214D 1 U8I7. U843. VOLKSWAGEN FAST~BACK -i- 1»M. Excellent buy. Call 711-2480 between I $2195 $1295 md 5. Ask lor Phil. BUICK-OPEL 1985 CHEVROLET—Caprice. LouUd. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over pay- 1964 FORD BONUS "The dealership where the customer is important" ments o! i9.H0 per week., NEPTUNE Hardtop. Rad and white. 1966 FORD SQUIRE AUTO DISCOUNT, Hwy. 35, Neptune. YOU'LL FLIP HWY. 35 264-4000 KEYPORT 7T34976. UB4I. 10-paiienger station wagon. Spacial UBI8. 1995 TEMPEST — Custom sport coupe. ('/> mila south Parkway Exit 117) V-S, automatic, power. NO MONEY $1495 DOWN. Take over payments of $11.10 BUYS per week. MONMOUTH AUTO EX- $2395 CHANOE, 365 Maple Ave. (Rt, 18) 1964 RAMBLER Red Bank. 7(7-3830. COME AND GET $ ) TONTIAC - Excellent condition. Hardtop. Green. U840 1965 COMET 1395. FIX -IT AUTO, 25 W. Highland YOUR SOC SAVINGS 25 U.S. SAVINGS BOND Ave., Atlantic Highlands. 291-2534. Eve- $1195 Calianta. Two-door hardtop. •w BOND nlngs 291-1180. V8. Automatic tranimisiion. WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW 1964 CORVAIH MONZA — Automatic, Spacial. U817. ON EVERY NEW OR 30,000 miles. Exceptionally clean. *USED CAR IN STOCK OR USED CAR OVER $500 Must Bell. S695. Call 871-5625 after . 1963 FORD 5:30. *$500 minimum on usad can Four-door. Chaitnui. U839. $1795 1965 MUSTANO — 2+2. 289 Va 25,000 OVER 40 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM miles. One owner. Loaded. 11585. FIX- IT AUTO, 25 W. Highland Ave., At- OVER OUR DEALS $995 lantio Highlands. 2913531. Xrenlnge 291- 1965 BUICK '66 IMPALA $2095 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER 1190. Wildcat. Two-door hardtop. Super Soon. 2-daor hardtop, 8-cytln- 1914 TEMPEST — six cylinder, auto- 1964 CHEVROLET der outomotlc, power steerlnj. Block IMPORTS matic, power steering, Excellent con- DURING OUR Green and black. Raal vinyl rool jnd bucket seats. Real dition, 6(2-922«. Convertible. Puff rad. U838. buy. B8I5. morn. \HS VOLVO $23*S P-1S0O sport coupe. Overdrive, one owner. 1M3 PLYMOUTH — Belvedere mfon. Double power. Automatic, radio and $1495 $1895 IMS VOLVO _ Sim heater. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY '66 PLYMOUTH $1495 Two-door, Iwir-speM. payments of $8.90 per week. MON- 1M5 VOLVO $1S9I MOUTH AUTO EXCHANGE, 361 Ma- Fury, 4-door, 6-cyllnder Standard ple Ave. (Rt. 33) Red Bank. 747-3530. trawcnls5.on. Very economical to Twwloor, automatic 1967 VALIANT 1967 MUSTANG drive. Still under new cor warranty, 1965 VOLKSWAGEN $1 OH 1967 DODOE — Coronet 440, two-door Two-door. Automatic trtns- V-8, automatic trammitsion. hardtop, automatic, power steering, Sedan. fully equipped. 11,000 mllea. Warranty,. mtuion. Likt n«w. UB37. Powar itaering. Graan. Reasonable. 264-8649 before 2 pm. SELL-E-BRATION! Strong. B8I3. '65 OLDSMOBILE $1995 ms FIAT _ 19(2 PONTIAC La Mans. Low mile- Vista Cruiser, o-pmjenoer Wagon, i- 1500 Spyder, convertible. $2195 cyllnder, outomotlc. Full power. Low age. 20 miles per gal. Llka new, f&OO !, exoeflent sriope. UM PORSCHE 842-4219. $2695 Coupe 16fJ0f one owner. 1985 FORD "OALAXIE 600" — Tast- 1967 DODGE 1942 AUSTIN HEAIEY $ 5?5 back. VS automatic. Radio, re-verbs, '65 CHRYSLER $1795 Six tirei. Excellent condition. . 7(7- OVER 50 NEW Conv.rtiblt. Gray. UI3&. 1965 CHEVY II sprite. 1228. Newport, 4-door sedan, 8-cyllnd«r, I»62 RENAULT $ 450 automatic, full power, low mll«ce. 1965 LINCOLN — Four-door sedan. Red Two-door hardtop. Six- DaupMne, ImnwcvWt*. $2695 Excellent condition. with white Interior. Fully equipped eylindar. Automatic trammli- 19*1 MttA __„ $ US Including air conditioning-. Priced to OLDSMOBILES sion. Powar itaaring. B8I2. Two tops, Nice core. sell. No dealers. Call 222-SOOS. U64 CHBVROLET — Bel Air wagon. 1966 CHEVROLET '65 PLYMOUTH $1595 DOMESTICS 1 V-8. double power. Low mileage. NO Caprica. Air-cortdlfioning. Satellite, 2-door hardtop, 8-cyrlntfer, A 19(6 RAMBLER $11»S MONEY DOWN. Take aver payments $1595 ipted tnanwnlsslon, bucket seats. Whita and black. Vinyl roof. Four-door. 500. Green. of 18.60 per week. MONMOUTH AUTO 1965 MUSTANG $|3» DISCOUNT, 365 Mapie Avt. Utt. IU Two-doer hardtop. U83B. 5 Red Bank. 747-3930. IN STOCK! 1965 VOLKSWAGEN SIx-cylhder A beauty. Hordtop, avtomatlc Coneole. '65 CHEVROLET SI 595 19tS MARIIN $1495 1M5 BUICK-Skylark convertible. Load- $2395 Bill. Grain. Spacial tala. B8I0. Blscoyno Wogon, D-cyflndW) outomotlc ed. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over pay. Immtdiot* Delivery • All Models • AllColor* transmission, power steering. Two-door hordtop. V-S, all power. ments of S3.90 per week. NEPTUNE 1965 FORD 1944 DODGE $ 695 AUTO DISCOUNT, Hwy. 85, Neptune. LTD. Four-door hardtop, $1095 Two-door Dart. 1 owner. 775-7671. green and black. U829. '64 BELAIR $1195 VOLKSWAGEN — Nlne-psssenfer de- 1964 ECONOLINE 4-door sedan, 6-cyllndeo automatic luxe bus. Excellent condition, 11,500 $1895 transmission, power steering. Very RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS original miles, many extras. 264-1027. Blua. BS09. clean. 1968 VOLVO — Two new tires, new bat- ALSO A FINE SELECTION OF 1963 PONTIAC tery, mi engine. »185. Call 291-2114 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 RED BANK ft 0 D Catallna. Four-door. $1095 I'64 CHEVROLET $1295 VALUE-RATED USED CARS TO While ipacial. B825. 193S MUSTANO — Vinyl top, turquoise Suburban carry-oil. Full/ equipped. JERRY BARATTA & LOU LERNER body. lUck. Excellent condition. 11300. $1095 Good condition. 7J7-8864. 1967 CHEVROLET 1932 PLYMOUTH — Blnck four-door. CHOOSE FROM. Automatlo transmission, power brakes; 1964 CORVAIR ImpoU. Two-door hardtop. '64 VOLKSWAGEN $949 STILL CAN'T •teerlng, radio, heater. Retiring., «7I- Four.door. Green special, Air-conditionad. Rad. B803. Two-door sedan. Fully equipped. Ex- 1191. B924. cellent condtloa . 1954 FORD SEDAN — Good running condition. Passed inspection In Jan. 1963 CHEVROLET "64 INT'NAT'NA$2895 L 1963. 741-1152. $995 paur

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BROADWAY AT 4TH AVE. 222-1234 LONG BRANCH ENGLISH MOTORS 34 MAPLE AVENUE 7474545 RED IANK AUTOS FOB SALE TRUCKS FOR SALE tusnms Nonets HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WASTED - MALE HELP WANTED - MALE FOR SALE Ffh. 23, 1968—15 1W. DAILY WASTER iftULetvwa T'Aft-Wdj. R*rffct,U'.ffii HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO ^ % HAMMOND FOR SAIJS Icut upeiUr «j*< (>(W r*fc MOBILE HOMES nership, corporation. Call for appoint- Must have good physical health am On» iailr 'til I p.m. Sat 'til < p m. K, mirror 31x04, chnst 40x18, double Call OA8I8 721-7100 for credit OK ment. Margery Trovato. trading as excellent eyesight. Five-day week, MCDONALD'S l.',',kcase headboard, outer doors I960 DODGE — Charger, like new MOBILE HOME — 10x50 Alma. Fur- Reliable Tax Service, 671-1289 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Progressive wag Vactoir Authorlieil fiDed&i otttt nil. Very attrnrtlve. Whit* and Full power, three-year factory guaran nlshed. In Mieleville, W. Keansburg. increases ind excellent employee bene HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN New Hammontl Spinet OrgaQ Many extras. Can 787-405B after 6 p.m. fits. Please apply between B a-m. an< «wlvpl chair ani hassodt. OwiM- tee. Take over $80 month payment ? 12 noon. $695 lon (J.E. refrls^rH.lor »n>\ rreezfr, cash needed. 787-4453 alter 4 p.m. REAVES TRAILER SALES FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 671-W25 TODAY tif;.rii!t ihflvea, Ifl cu. ft., new con- 1748 Ocean Ave. (Laurelton Circle) SNOW Oom* In for i free dcmoutratloa 1859 OLDSMOBILE — 5125. 89~Brani WHEELOCK SIGNALS INC '>n, f'x!2 salt anrl r.cpppr ruff. Five- Bricktown, N.J, 8L(B-10j3 Limited lima only, plecs blach an'l v/hlto dinette pot. Ave., A Quality trailer for every budget 273 Brancliport Ave. Long Br Red Bank PLOWING 775-9300 Whltn kltciien cabinet 2/tj(24x30, Form!- AALltB - Terry - Monitor - Playmore WOMAN — Domestic work. Mostl] HELP WANTED - MALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES cfi to^. Cornpl^t^. T.r»7.r,. Writs to I:ox Route - Travel Mate Tent Camper Commercial &nd residential. Call now cooking. Hours 9-8:30, alx daya. Oak 19S7 CHKVELLE MALIBU — Spoi 747-1881. AIHE — Aulnmatlc washer Z-l,H)._The Dally RrxlnteT, Red Bank. Coupe. Radio, heater, power steering hurat area. Tranaportation noceosary RURFBDARD »'2'"lIOHlE -- Ooorl con" 15' HOUSE TRAILER — Refrigerator, Salary J75, Call 531-987B, GULF SERVICE Worklni conillllnn. $25. rill automatic transmission, snow lire toilet, dinette. Sleeps lour. Asking 5850 TREE TRIMMING - Winter rates. Re- 8*2-1420 illtlon. 1'arkv.fiy weta:]it, fir-null man's 872-0712 after 5:30. or best offer. 7U-0100 or 741-7180. taining walls. Landscape plans. BUCK- OFFICE AS3I8TANT — Doctor's oflici MACHINIST STATION AVAILABLE «]zp_._Rarlt«. Mnvlng. rail T41-5456. J956 PONTIAC — LeMana Sprite. Ptn LIN LANDSCAPING, 7U-O99O. Red Bank, 9 to 5. No experience necei TWO CRIBS — And mattresses, J20 SHOKMA^ETTS "^ LinTla-Amerlcari er steering, power brakes, automat 5r>,500 — 12x60, three-bedrooms, pow- II AND I' CUSTOM CARPETINQ — Rary. Write E<"i C-188, The Dally Rt\ AH around experience In setting ui Hailet, N. J. odd), chroma car bed, S7, car flt ntand-ird neHle sewing machine. All transmission. $1875. 671-9088. der room and bath. Nicely lurntsltea. Shop at Home Service. Free estimates later. Red Bank. and operating Machine Shop EquJp Prestige new location, adjacent to Hoi! Kl, lilgti chair, »5, baliy bfd. {I, li tools. «I75. 747-1362. Call .after 2:30 p.m. 2fl4-6331. ment, full Inns* benefits program. oa-y Inn, Rt. 35 and Miller Ave. ca.88 headboard (alnglo) *10. 842-l"ft5. Call 261-7708. GENERAL OFFICE WORKER — IBM 1966 VOLKSWAGEN BUS — Di-Li- • High volume estimated TOOi, TAlTLi5"s^Curiranco aile. Nev" WUIte wall tires, radio. 11550. Call al SCHIFFMAN Keypunch experience necessary. Pe APPLY IN PERSON • Paid training »nuHW.A DINING ROOM SET — .ter 5. 7S7-7877. CARPENTER BUILDER manent position. Medical and retir • Contributory Insurance and Biglit pieces, Mediterranean style «r used. Btlll IT cartons, natural slate CAMPERS.TRAVEL TRAILERS Build on your Int. Part/all. Framing, tops. 7', »3!0. 8'. J3«O. lAccesaories ln- JIOTOK HOMES..MOBILE HOME3 ment benefits. Norwood Distributor retirement vuti tight months, CAII 6B6-4083, 966 OLDBMOBILE STARFIRE — Ful additions, alterations, attics. Free estl- 629 Broadway, Lone Branoh. 222-380' ELECTRONIC ASSISTANCE • Financial aailatanca oluded. Call anytime. B36-3673. lower. One owner, call after 6 p.ra "Norris Gold Seal" "Open Road" -mtes. After 6 p.m. SALES..RENTALS..SUPPLIES Look It over and call THREK-PIECB) DRUM SET «4-721S. 787-0626 SCHOOL SECRETARY — Elemental CORP. (Whlta Pearl) 312; W. LONG BRANCH 229-SC6CI cliool guidance department, Monmoutl1 MERCHANDISE WANTED 1961 CADILLAC — Four-door liaro INCOME TAX RETURNS — Individ- 20 BRID0H AVE. REn BAN! •81674) 1959 LIBERTY — 10x45. One-bedroom. uals, call for evening appointment, County. Shorthand, typing, filing. Gooi GULF OIL CORP. top. Full power, air-conditioned. Ci Good condition. Call after 6 p.m. 787- salary, vacation, benefits. Apply In lei TOOL MAKER ALUMINUM SIDING COLLECTOR _ WanU old ,„, u,|n, 222-7410. 8353. 767-7863. ter to Box E-162, The Dally Reflate HE&-&66& any condition. Pay cash or will trade. WINTER SPECIAL — Now rosfs, Rei Bank. Experienced, wlUi good practical ahoi Contractor has Alcoa Aluminum Ipft H.P., 027, 0, alan.lard jauge. 774-3710. CHEVROLET 1964 — Super Sport col SKYLINE TRAILER — 50x10, two air and maUi background, for work ot 5495841 allcr 8 p.m. over from devflopmrnt. Halt Price Tertlble, V8 — loaded! NO mone labor and all material $18 a 100 aq. complex 3-D geometric shape i ant" BAKERY DEPARTMENT WANTED— Sale 1,000 so., ft. 5499 completely In- ANTItjUES — Tiffany Items, toys, fur- down. Bank will finance $M5 conditioners front and rear. Reasonable ft., ten year warranty. Also free es- CLERK-TYPIST — Automotive experl Call 787-3182 or 787-8370. timates, aluminum skiing, gutters and ence preferred, but ' not neoessaxy mold cavities. Light, clean, challenglni Fa.nta.stlo location In a {150,000 weekly stalled, No money down. Call collect- n!tun>, china, palntlnps, statuary, coins, »9.80 weekly. Call OASIS 721-7100 fo' work. Overtime and many benofiu lood market and discount stors In cen-HOME DECOlt 697-474 IlghllnE fixtures. Carved oak dining credit OK. leaders. MODERN ROOFING, 787- Muit be good with figures tnd able Iml N.J. Call 77S-HO0. 7974 or 787-784,9. atart immediately. Apply In person tc ENOLNEEnED PRECISIOLN VOX-CONTINENTAL portable, organ, 2 room pieces. Copper Kettle Antiques, CAMARO — 1967 Sports coupe. 1. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Tom'i Ford Ino,, 200 Hwy 35, Keyport, CASTING CO. Oalihurst »3M«ni or 229-0882, CARPENTER — Will do repairs and Palmer Ave., Mldfiletown C71-24!* monllu old, list 571)5, Bale S400. Orcteh- h.p. Manual shirt. Blue cuHtora ex WAITRESS — Daya. Experienced. Ap INSTRUCTION twin reverb amplifier, 1 year old, Has-TENOIt UANjb~WANTEI) — Will pay ierlor. Excellent condition. $1900. Cal remodeling. Large or small Jobs. Rea- •trom 3 plokup lultar, 2 years old, lilt hlSh Price for guod tenor banjo. Call 747-2683 alter 6 p.m. JUNK CARS BOUGHT sonable. Call 787-1907. ply In penon, CARAMEL RESTAU CONSTRUCTION LABORER — Btead' over f&DO - sale pries S200. Call after RANT, 29 Broad St., Red Bank, job. Experienced In helping miaona ani HYPNOSIS AMD BBLF-HYPNOBIB » P.m. or weekend!. 671-0056. FALCON 1965 — Futura wagon. Auto Twinbrook Auto" Wrecking CUSTOM DRESBMAKING cftrpentem and able to drive truck, New classes atartlng Feb. IS sjld 23. OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, china, matic - many extras. Just like new Eatoniown 542-2235 and alterations. WOMEN atender Builders, Carton St., Rumson. Register now. 249-0048. ATTENTION — FIroliniiBes and clubu flaasware. art ohjpcu and bric-a-brac, 291-16S8 SHOW LATE3T Lisa Jewelry Fashions mmediate cash fr> anything and every- Jacrlflce for $1395 or best offer MAR Earn nlga commlsatona. Work with full 500 wood folding chnlrfl, $125 ea doz- r OOL FORD, 721-4600. OLD CARS TOWED AWAY PAINTING — Interior, private, Neat- PARTS DEPARTMENT COUNTER AKT LSS50NS — Beilnnera or ad- en lots only. Wood folding tables, 8' "•Ing, Ruscll'i 25 Eaat Front Bt, 741- No charge kit and colored catalog, No Investmen MAN — Oeneral Motors experience vanned. Drawing, */ater color, oils, by long 32" wide, 58.00 ea., card, tables, PONTIAC 1963 — Tempest Spoil ness my aim. Your atalsfactloa my Call 892-2023 or 892-0809. preferred. Five-day week. Compare Lonla Bfthyvoulou "Studio 21", 3rd Pay 747-9895. Nlirht 741-9045 guarantee. Call Jerry for free esti- S1.00 ea. Call 747-2706. WANruD — siiver certificates. Coupe. Radio, heater, four-speed trans- mates and suggestions 787-3243. benefits Include hospitallzatlon, uc floor over Anderson's Record Shop. mission. Power steering. Rod. car, (JET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — WAITRESS — Full time. Experlenc forms and paid vacations. Apply 1 21 Broad St., Rid Bank. Call 741-6JM. FREEZER - 1888 13 cu. It. Like new. Call for best quote. preferred, but not requlrM. Apply ii Refrlierator, S cu. ft. Oa< range, 13" Hack bucket seats. J485, llrm. Call 229- AMERICAN — AND SPORTS CARS person, Nelsner Bros., 1151, Hwy 3i panoa at JlUSSELL OLDSMOBILE- 9-13 a.m, 842-M48 evenlnfl. 717-0385 6161 alter 6 p.m. AT MONMOUTH MOTORS, INC., HwT SLIP COVERS CADILLAC CO., 100 Newman Bprlngi Good condition. 229-9365. U8BD BAFB _ J to 1.5 cu. ft. Tire- 35, Eatontown. 542-2414. Sofa ?30, cnalr $15, with your own Middletown. JU., Red Bank. Ask for Farts Manager, FREE CAREER TEST MAHOGANY SECRETARY — Mahog- proof wall or door mount T17- CHEVROLET STATION WAGON — fabric. Free welting, zippers, overlook- MATURE WOMAN — Tor Acoounti Paul Ralph. any dresser witb mirror; fireplace nith 1962 Impala excellent condition. Origi- ing and arm rests. Fabrics also avail Receivable department, Bve day weeV, Is computer programming Ui» profel- logs ana screen. $35 ca. 78T-9788. nal owner $775. 741-0312. AUTO PARTS — REPAIRS able. Cal! anvtlmB 871-2384. 9-9. All benefits. Writs glvlnt quailII KITCHEN WORKER—Full time. Pleai alon (or you? Take tlm fret ECP1 cations and salary desired to Box ^ call 671-0169 or apply in person, IVV Career Test, call 541-2800 or visit ECP: OARAGE SALE — Moving, Furniture, 1965 BUICK RIVIEItA. - Exccllen ENGINE — 1961 Corvette, 283 cu. In. RENT A CARRIER HOUSE NURSINO HOME, Kings High- at 265 Monmoutli Fafk Hwy., W. Loni dishes, wicker chairs, glassware, uten- PETS AND LIVESTOCK condition. Fully equipped. 11875, Cal Red Bank, Branch. (42-093S. 270 h.p. Four-barrel carburetor, solid Going on vacation? Need a luggage way, Miridletown. sils, linens, etc. Everything must go. liters, cam. Complete. Black Bulck carrier? Made for all cars, especially EARN — Full-time pay (or paxt-Urm Sat, Feb. 24, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m, 33 Birch. A-l AKC ruppY SALE - All praeda 1954 DODGE — $75. New tires. rum bucket seats, $65. 747-3779. convertibles.. Larry's Auto Seat Covers, work. Amy Vanderbltt reoommenda PARTS COUNTER MAN — Or assla OBRAMIO -CLABSE3 — For beiln- wood ct., New Shrewsbury, rctduced lor quick sale to make room this opportunjty. Bhow fine Prlncew nera and advanced students. Mak« lor new puppies. Now through April brakes. Needs sbme repair. Call 747- Matawan, 568-3016. tant Parti Mm, Salary $129 plui pak HOTPO1NT — 3 cycle washer, tour 4615. I CORVETTE ENGINE — 327 cu. In. House Decorator accessories. Earn vacation, hoapltallzatlor. Tnm'i F your own Eistcr rifts. Call W-B04T. 1st • poodle grooming, all breeds, £5. 350 h.p. Holley carburetor and mani- EXPERT WATCH, Clodt and Jewelry exceptional Income, Call 22S-3570 c: Inc., 200 Hwy 35, Keyport, 264-1600. 'ear< old, slorad two y«an. Liltf n«w. COUNTRY SQUIRE PET SHOP, 73 fold and dual point distributor included. repairing. Year's guarantee, work done '41-87M ENROLL NOW ISO firm. Call 542-5(25. First Ave., Atlantic Highlands. 291-385D Also, A :88^Posl-tractlon gears for TRUCKS FOR SALE on premises. H. Rosin, Jeweler, 18 W ANTIQUE SHOP — Clothe, tree «3, ARTISTIC OROOMINO TO SUIT Chevrolet 283 cu. in. carburetor and Front St. Red Bank. UEQM, SECRETARY — Muat be ex- MECHANICS IBM oil lamps tl.50,. etc, 7J7-2SM. 117 Ualn manifold. 264-2637 after 6 p.m. perienced. Full time only. Middletown Maintenance and construction, machin- • Keypunch Bt., Port Monmouth. Open 12-5. YOUR DOO'S PERSONALITY, PER- USED TRUCKS area. Salary open. Send resume to ery and buildings. Machinists, mill- • Computer Programming • SONALIZED PAMPERING AT THB K- STEREO TAPE PLAYER - Motorola P.O. Box 215. Keansburg. wrights, auto median lei, electricians • Office Automation ANTIQUES FOR SALE 9 CLUB. AKC puppies, all breeds, S 1968 INTERNATIONAL CO 4000D trac- eight track with four speakers and 20 EMPLOYMENT g. Front St., Red Bank. 747-3634. tor and other trades. Versatility desirable, Day or evenlnx oluies — Fret place- Call tape cartridges Including Doors, HAIRDRESSER — With Manager Interviewing Cor all grades. Reliable ment »ervlce, 222-3110 196S INTERNATIONAL — T walk-in Cream, DyLan, etc. Sell all for $150. HELP WANTED-FEMALE Operator licenses. Steady work, good men who want permanent yearroum AKC MINIATURE POODLE 1D65 CHEVROLET 8' pickup Call 871-3986 salary. Days call 229-3022, ever, 222- jobs olos* to home. NORTHEAST ORQANB—ohober oonoert model. AdO AT STUD 1965 INTERNATIONAL 12' rack ATHLBTIO OIRLS AND YOUNO spfjoUlcatloni. pint practice instrument 142-4256 U6I FORD Bconollne Bus 427 FORD WOMEN — Full or part-tlma week- 1776. BUSINESS MACHINES 80H00L for church organist But oiler over 264-8000 54 Broad St. Red Bank ALASKAN HALAMUTES — Stajnlf- 1964 INTERNATIONAL I860 Tractor High performance. end Job opportunities detailing carl. MATURE WOMAN — To c*r« for two 14T-4M7 1850. 842.1455. 1964 INTERNATIONAL one ton plcku Call 7414656 Country Sudser Car Wash, Hwy. 35,pre-school children In jny home. Ref- ATCO CERAMICS CORP. cent pupple. irom Xrtyed stock. Both 1964 INTERNATIONAL fl-man caD wit Mlddletown. Apply In person. APPROVED mom VBTBRANS AMATBUR ANTENNA - Large TA parents AKO champions. Health an a erences. Five days. Call 741-OO6U or HWY. 35, KEYPORT, N. J 33 — Junior and large AR-22 Rotor. $30. disposition guaranteed by eiperlenoed, pickup MOTHERS WITH CARS — Farr-Ume 747-1602 after 6 p.m. TUTOR — French. High school. De- 1983 CHEVROLET BTEP VAN AUTO RENTALS crses US anil Part.. Call (or appoint- WB2FBC. 7«-1573. reputable breeder, champion stud ser- work during school hours taking or- LPN OR EXPERIENCED NURSES' ment 7U-3732. vice available. Brenmar Kennel, «46- 1962 FORD DUMP TRUCK ders and delivering;. $35 per week Q.E, HEFnlQKRATOR — Kxcelltnt G1J8. I960 0MC Chassis—for 9' body AIDE — Mature, dependable, 3-11 PART-TIME — Mon. to Fri., II condition. Call alter 7:90 p.m. 872- 1959 CMC Co Diesel tractor TOMS FORD commliB.oa. Call 291-1687, 5 to 9 p.m. p.m., five day week. SHREWSBURY OERHAN BHEPHERD PUPB — Sev. 1958 DIVCO STEP VAN MAID PART-TIME MANOR NURSINO HOME, 741-8059. MERCHANDISE en months old. *S5. AKO registered. 1957 FORD Refrigerated Van RENT A CAR NAUTILUS APARTMENT MpTEL a.m. to 3 p.m. Deliver to stores POLICE TYPE — Rubber over the Call 264-4471. shoe booti, with .trap, to size 13, MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS tOO Hwy. 35 364-1800 Xertwrt CALL 842-0B05 FOR SALE COLLIU PUPS — AKC registered. 141 W. Front St. Red Bank 747-078! HELP WANTED _ MALE and carrlerboys in the Freehold American made, 10.65. COHEN'S De- NURSE'S AIDES - Experience pre- HINDER Z1O ZAO partment Store, Shrewsbury Ave. Sanla and white. Five weeks eld. All ferred. Please call IVY HOUSE NURS- shots, warmed. »7S up. 482-8238. WRECKER — 1954 Chevrolet, two ton,BOATS AND ACCESSORIES EXPERIENCED PUNCH PRESS OP- Ripoiiusad. Makes buttonholes, mono- BABY'S PORTABLE BATHTUB — Complete motor Job. Good condition. ING HOME, 671-0169. ERATOR — Looking for steady work area for Monmouth County News- grams, hem., twin needle. Needs no And itand. |U. Playpen, S12. Portable MINIATURE] FRENCH POODLES — 741-9741. with overtime. Apply In person, Estey attachments. Balance I56.TQ or ffl.B awln», 111. 7*7-3484. AKc registered, »;a. silver. 10-5 p.m. J959 CHEVROLET % ton truck with THE BOATMAN'S SHOP Metal Products, 1 Catherine St., " paper. $2 per hour. For appoint- monthly. Trade-Ins ok. 741-5877, after 6 p.m. 741-3388. rebuilt engine, new paint and uphol- BanL CREDIT DBPT. 254-6351 ANTIQUES - Fainting!, N. J. Atlai. New Jersey's Largest Marina Supply ARE YOU Estates purchased and appraised. 747- THOROUGHBRED — Raced once. stery. Ready to go. $575. FIX-IT Home. 21 Wharf Ave., Red Bank. INDUSTRIOUS, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION RI- DESKS 115 up FILES, tables, ehalri, 2003. Tho Hud.on Shop, Inc., 511 Broad Guaranteed sound. Attention trainers- AUTO, 25 W. Highland Ave., Atlantic 7fl-5780 BUlliD£R and Installer, fixperlenced. ment call 741-0010, Ext. 32. adding machines, typewriters, otilot 8t ahrewabury. will deal. Call 6-8 p.m.. 241-3879. Highland!!. 201-2534. Evenings 291-1190. Good par. Good working conditions. equipment, etc., at bargain prices. New .2' ALUMINUM CAR — TOPPER — PERSONABLE AND Write Box V-TH, The Dally Register, or used. AAO DUSK OUTLET, Rt 85, BOYS' ICE SKATES -»7. R. B. In- UARJgJ PONY — Includes aaddle and 5 h.p. Ward's outboard with tank, LOOKING FOR A Red Bank. AUTO BODY Oskhurst 531-3090. dustrial Arts lacker 510. Whlta tacket, bridle, fm. Call AUTO RENTALS oars, anchor. First $150. 681-6T46. !8. Washer, til, Twin iprlng, |5. m 787-6310 BETTER JOB? SALESMAN — Over age 24. Train ui And paint man. Exparlfenced. Unlimited CARPET —• Save money, buy direct. Branch Ave., Bed, Bank. 1965 MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTOR to SZOO week with top Life Insurance eimlnj opportunity. Immediate full Up to 30% off. Free shop at homi AKO BEAOLE PUPS — Flvs wetks —65 h.p. Electric start. Three propel Co. Leads given. No debit Call Mr. Umt position lor right man. Writ! Box service. Call Paul Keldsen, 4S2-3828. MROME BLICINO MACHINE - Site old. Wormed. W5. Call We are looking For a mature young' Belmont, an-3017. free mptltud.0 lest. E-163, The DaJlr Reglltsr, Red Bank. for home kitchen, >1S. Broil King In- 671-2919 LEASE A NEW lers. Low hours. 747-1228. woman to work In our bookkeeping PraBPLABB WOOD — Hay. straw, frared bako-and-broll electric oven, CHOCOLATE MINIATURE POODLE .964 M.F.G. — Open skiff. Mahogany department. The gal wa «oek must TRACTOR TRAILER OPERATOR — •LUMBER — i prslerr«d. mulch tiay, Sawdust for raulch an: $11. Excellent condition. 747-'J484. FORD MERCURY seata. Trailer. 18 h.p. Bvlnrude. All be able to type, be adept with Experience necessary. Apply In per- Frank Vaianci. ' bedding. 2M-O92t at stud to black and brown bitches only. equipment included. Sacrifice. $250. figures and be able to work well •ML NAPPI TRUCKING CORP. Mala.. 7«.7J17. THERMAL UNDERWEAH — By Line bred on Champions. Sound, good with others, wan, N.J. _^___ FOR THE PERFECT WEDDINO Ha.no!, all sizes, (1.88 and (2.M each temperament After 6, 741-0162. . OR CONTINENTAL! 566-6240, alter S p.m. AUTO MECHANIC — Kxpiricnced only. SOWN — Bridesmaid drosses and all CAR WASHERS — MEN OVER 18. Pay commensurate with experience at COHEN'S Department Store, AKC MALE POODLE — Black, two 31' WOODEN SLOOP — Draft 3'9". You'll work .with a local concern accessories -with Individual personal ser- ENGLISH MOTORS Sleeps three. Galley, head, dacron IMMEDIATE FULL TIMB EMPLOY- and ability. Port Monmouth Gull. Hwy. vice. Call Virginia Klmba.ll. Freehold. Shrewsbury Ave. years old. Call that offers a 37V& hour work week MENT. Leam techniques of vacuuming, 36 and Wilson Ave., EMERSON CONSOLE — 21". Oood 747-8593 Maple Ave. 747-4545 Red Bank sails. $3000. Call 842-0315 evenings. and liberal company benefits In- steaming, detailing, etc. Good wages, IB2jI773. Days 382-5100. TEACHERS, SHIFT WORKERS, OI'B condition. (50. Call cluding two-weeka paid vacation, benefits. Country Sudser Car Wash, 2S1-1OS2 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - 13 profit sharing and a pension plan. Rt 35, Mlddletown. In need of extra cash? Why not serve UNPAINTED FURNITURE weeks old. Shots, AKC registered. JSO. your own established a.m. newspaper ON OUR 2nd & 3rd FLOORS HOODED 8WBAT SHIRTS — In- Call 671-5820. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE If you feel you qualify, reply In MECHANIC — Truck equipment route In the Leonardo, Highlands, Sea sulated, with or without ripper, to size Call Mr. Gray Bright area. Must be available from argest stock on Uie New Jersey Shore 58 at COHEN'S Department 8tore, ADORABLE PUPPIES — For sale. your own handwriting stating pre- nnd at 25& oil manufaoturcr's list lor vious experience, references and G42-3220 5:30 to 7:30 a.m. Liberal car allowance Btirowsbury Ave. Five, weeks old. Call Blvon. Call 747-3395 or 747-3390. cash anil carry. Also chairs galore, 7U-BS71 salary required to Box "V-121", CAR WASHERS—PART-TIME, WEEK- Please atop In. QAHAGE SALE — Crib, baby scale, The Dally Register, Red Bank, ENDS ONLY Minimum ago 16. Only MECHANIC, MECHANIC'S HELPER,— ladles' and children's clothing. Moa MOVINO — Must give away one-year IF YOU DON'T WANT men conditioned hard work need ap- Anil service Btatlon attendant. Apply in RED BANK LUMBER cutting machine. Many household old female Indoor cat. Unusual color- This HAIRSTYLIST — Top salary. Vaca- ply. Training In detailing, vacuuming, person, Werner's Automotive Inc.. Hwy Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 7U-550C Items. Call 737-0873. Ing. Affectionate. 741-2138. steaming, etc. Country Budier Car 39, Belford. used car is tion with pay. Must have following. Wash, RL 35, Mlddletown. USED PIANOS AND ORGANS from NORGE — 14 cu. ft refrlgorator, olive SEALPOINT SIAMESE KITTENS — guaranteed ANEW Call after 1:30, 842-1093. NATIONAL ACCOUNT SALESMAN — $25. Planoi bought, sold, repilred, green, frost-free, top and bottom, five Eight weeks, SALESPERSON WANTED—Full time, MEN J00 TO $140 AND UP Moving and storage lndujtry. Apply moved. By appointment- Freehold Mm la months old. (200. Call after 4. 787-»oe«. 234-43<0. 100%. year round only. i;ive-day week. Ap- 48 men needed for recently openet In pBrson, Anderson Broi,, Ino. Allied Center, 462-1735. THB BAY8HORE COMPANION DOO VOLKSWAGEN braJioh. 1st ui 2nd «al!t Report Van Llaci Ino, Aient. 81-53 Mechanic CANVAS WORK OLOVES — Brown or ply F. W. Woolwortn Co., 63 Broad St., FOR SALffl — Two original paintlnu white, only Me pair at COHEN'S De- CLUB wl|l hold a Dog Behavior Cllnlo Red Bank, after 2 p.m. Mon. thru. Wed. at 10 a-m. > Maple Bt, Red Bank. on March 10 at 3 p.m. Registration We., K«d Bank, boautlfully framed. A Perot ot "Pen-partment Store, Shrewsbury Are. Op- CHAMBERMAIDS — Excellent year MEN WITH CARS — Wanted for alvo Olrl with Btrpak," $60. "Olrl and posite River St. School. for spring Beginner Classes will also morning and Sunday newspaper routes bo taken. Come discuss your canine- round positions available. Must apply DRIVER — Full-time. Experienced. In Vase" by Zoe, only |80, Am jnovlni, GARAGE BALE — Antique., frames, WE'LL SELL YOU In person and have transportation. handlta! tandem dump truck, Call 222- In the Red Bank area. Ho collecting. muat sell quick. 612-5960. pet problems with our members at 203 Call 747-8143. furniture, school desk, brlc-a-brae. W. Front Bt., Red Bank. For further Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, Rt 35, 7831. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machlnii. Saturday from 10 to 4. 144 Butledge Information, call 222-«749 or 787-7081 Mlddletown. QUALITY CONTROL WORK—Proceil All makei new or uied. Guaranteed. Dr., Applehrook I. Mlddletown. A USED ONE! HOUSEKEEPER — Live In. Muit CAREER IN SALES and control inspection work.. Experi- Low as $25. Serplco'i, 101 MoomouUi In fact, tti« next best IWng to a new VW Is one of our used ones. adore children, (three). Spanish speak- Future management opportunity toi ence not necessary. Must be depend- St. Next h theater. 7*7-0455. BEST TOP SOIL REAL ESTATE FOR RENT It's passed our 16-polm inspection. And anything That needed fixing ing acceptable. Recent reference. 711- Qualified person with sales or public able and high school graduate. Applj Good fill dirt, blue atone, »a4 gravel, 1KB been fixed. contact bacKground. College graduate Atco Ceramics-, Hwy. 35, Keyport. THIS 13 MY I*AST CHANCE TO QHT 2544. OFF THE HOOK WITH CREDITORS sand, eto, BulldoUng and backhoe ser- APARTMENTS Thot's why we can guarantee the free repair or replacement of every or equivalent In experience. Compre- vice. Eckel's Trucking, Morganvllle, 691- malor work I no part* for 30 days or 1D0O miles. Whichever comes first. NURSES' AIDES—Day shift, starting hensive training program. Top security —I must tiavft money, ao I'm practical- SI.75 per hour plus eitra benefits. benefits Salary plus commissions while HELP WANTED-Male - Female ly giving away all my photographic 8707. THP.EE ROOMS—And bath, furnished. It's what you call a 100% guarantee. learning. Call 849-758T evenings 747 equipment. Everything *o\A ai one AU utilities Included. Adults only. No Transportation necessary. Gall for ap- ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER — Royal peta 747-M8O. 'engine • transmission • reor axli osseirtilla • brake system • electri- pointment, HOLMDEL NUESINO 3510 tor appointment. DRIVERS FOR SCHOOL BUS—Part package. Almost $600 worth of materi- Oood condition. 175. Call cal system HOME, Hwy. 34,, Holmdel. 946-4200. An equal opportunity employer M/F time, a.m, and-or p.m. Minimum , al, Including camera and tele photo lens 2S1-37M FURNISHED — Four rooms. ND pets. I will give you everything Tor $200. 15 Third Ave., Atlantic Highlands. (140 'U CHEVROLET Sim METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE per hour. 741-7872 for appointment. FOUR AQUARIUMS — 10 to 30 gala, 1Wt VOLKSWAGEN $139! I. Murphy. I'm a private owner who needs cash. stand, reflectors, pump., extras. (4JS. per month. Utilities included., Red settan, radio, heater Impala four*door hartftop, power LADIES sales representative. 3 year train ng You get a J135 Sears 35 mm elngle fleering* power brakes, automatic, program. Liberal fringe benefits. RIAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — lens reflex camera; (75 tele photo leng; Call 741-2411. 8 BEACHFRONT — Four-room mod- DO you hare a need to earn mon- Eaual opportunity employer. M/F. 13Immedl&tt opportunity. Need person $60 Doral 2x2 and 3S mm enlarger, MEN'S SWEAT SHIRTS — All colon, ern apartments, furnished. By the 1?66 VOLKSWAGEN SM50 V-8. Like new. ey? Pleasant and Profitable. Work Reckless PI., Ked Bank. Mr. Hegusa, week. Available now. Ideal Beach. Call •« CHEVROLET *17»3 for Llncroft development sales; also with two Ienae* worth $15; $9 Interval s, H, L, XL — only 51.68 each at Blui tun roof, radio, beater near your own home. Avon offers 71T-JS0O, After 5, T87-36M- qualified person for resales. Many timer; $6 contact printer; $20 printing COHEN'S Department Store, Shrews- 27(5890. Two-door honjtop, Super Sport, this opportunity. Writs J. Blrchall, client! available. Excellent opportuni- paper; two aets of traya, plus about bury Avo. Opposite River St. Bchool. 19«S VOLKSWAGEN $1295 V-J, automatic, power steering P.O. Box 788, Port Monmoutb or MASONS WANTED WATERFRONT — Beautiful furnished Call Stave Welsh ty. Aik for Mr. Kretowlcz. ADAMS $30 worth of extra material. In addition GUITAR AMPLIFIER—Ampeg Oemlnl throe-room apartments. T.V. Included. Whltt tedar, radio, heater, . '«5 CHEVROLET Ultt call 7U-4313, 402-3377 or 77M220. AGENCY. 74M098. to several photo booki. Everything Weekly, monthly. Nautilus Apartment Bel-Air, four-door, slx-cyllnder, 747-5T5T. less than three months old and In ex*-1, dolly and cover, like new. Big dis-Motel, 812-0505, Sea BrlghL 1MI VOLKSWAGEN $1295 • .automatic, nodlo, heater, MEN WANTED — Mechanically In- ?ANTRY MAN OR WOMAN — Exparl- callent condition. First olfer get) all count, private. odS-7033 evenings. meed. Apply Uolly Pitcher Inn. Ask Red sedan, radio, heater power steering. SECRETARY dined. BOS Prospect Ave., Little SU- this for $200. Call any time before 11 ANTIQUE SET — Oak dresser with SEA BRIGHT :or Nick. m. 542-5960. mirror, commode, completely sanded •tl CHEVROLET SUM Must be experienced, Excellent steno ver. LOVELY COLONIAL ARMS TM4 VOLKSWAGEN $10»5 and typing skills essential. Tnla posi- LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALES. down, $250. Rural mailbox (2. Four Comoro Sport Coupe, radio, tion requires a mature. Intelligent in- ROOFERS OR HELPERS - WMmg MANUFACTURER'S FACTORY BPE pairs draperies, beige background, 1201 Ocaan Avesut Blue sun roof, radio, heater heater, automatic. PERSON For progressive office. Ex- Magnificent all electric cue bedroom dividual capable of assuming responsi- to learn. Strip shingles. Piece work cellent opportunity for live wire. RAY CIAL-Dlnette nets, table with leaf and loral print, 31x112, 61^82, M1H8. 41x apartments. Centrally air conditioned. 'U OLDSMOBILE «»5 bility, one girl office, Freehold, N. J. or hourly. 787-7814. four chairs $30.95 while they last. 14S, (25. 741-5860. 1944 VOLKSWAGEN $1795 3TILLMAN, Realtor, 6tt Hwy. 36, Dishwashers, disposals, combination Resin skttlon wagon, factory alr- Top salary. Hours 9 to 5 p.m. Five* Shrewsbury. 741-8600, Baron Discount Dinettes, 1S74 Hwy. 35, clothes washers and dryers. Private Squoretwck sratlon wagon, ADVERTISING MANAGER MODERN DININO BOOM SET — Bol- condltloned and loaded. day week. Call 747-4096. Call anytime. Mlddletuwn. (Opposlti Klnney Shoes Id cherry. Seven pieces. Best offer. swimming pool, beach, boardwalk and rai^o, heater Experienced advertising salesman to POSITIONS NOW OPEN fo waiters Jug Handle.) Call 741-8412. parking. All electricity Included. Rentals •45 FORD I14M BOOKKEEPER — Automotive experi take full charge of department on Mon- and waitresses. Full or part-time. Good of 1160-1165. Superintendent's apartment 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 Mustang coupe, automatic, slx- ence. Exceptional opportunity, Top sal- mouth County's largest weeklies. Sal- salary and working conditions. Will flOLIN — Full size origins! Hopf, case WHITS PAINTERS' DUNGAREES — FI or telephone SquorWbock station wagon, ovllnder, power steering, radio, ary. All fringe benefits. Write Box ary commensurate with ability. Bene work during lunch and dinner hours. ind bow; also % *!» viol la Re&aon on sale for (3.98 at COHEN'S Depart- C-187, The Dally Register, Red Bank. 1 radio, heater heater. resume to Box 306, Mlddletown. Al Call Mr. Blair at 842-4193. ibla. 775-0346. ment Store, Shrewsbury Ave. Opposite 741-0150 •a PONTIAC »1»5 WANTED—GENERAL HOUSEWORK- replies held In strict confidence. River Bt. School. Open until 7 p.m. TWO-ROOM EFFICIENCY APART- 1963 VOLKSWAGEN $995 C.T.O. two-door coupe, four-speed, ER — Sleep In, Small family. Call DRAFTSMAN — TsJw-off man for pre- SITUATIONS WANTED - Female RENT A TV GARAOE SALE — Remnants of ex- MENT -Tiled bath, tiled kitchen. Sedan, radio, healer. radio, heater. 747-4730. cast limestone and granite, part time. Color or black- and white. Da7. week clusive gift shop, up to 75% off. Mis-T.V. Winter rates. Leonardo Motel, 74 CAFETERIA HELP — Light kitchen Reply P.O. Box 213, Haslet, N. J. EXPERIENCED— Nursery ichool teach- or month. Low rates. BAYSHOHE TV cellaneous household articles. Clothing, Hwy. 39, Leonardo. 291-9614. BUY OF THE WEEK 16 cnurcn St., Keansburg. 787-<400. [urnllure, some tools. Also 3 point 8' work and serving at grills. Night shift er desires morning position to start In outboard hydro with 30 h.p. engine. EAST KBANSBURO - Hwy. 36, Mod- 1963 VOLKSWAGEN with factory air-conditioning, 11 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. and day shift, September. Please reply to Box 2-123, MAPLE SOFA — BED — Rocker, Bat,, Feb. 24, 10 a-m. to 3 p.ra. Oldern three-room apartment, all electric, 6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. available, No ex* The Dally Register, Red Bank. chair, two step-tables and cocktail table. Mill, Sycamore Ave., Tlnton Falls. S80 per month plus utilities. 187-9130, radio, heater. Fully guarantied. '845 perlence necessary, will train. Call GROUP LIFE * HEALTH Jovsr used, worth »289, sale »«5. 787- 645-0630, 25(-3033. 671-9342. BOOKKEEPER — O.AL- FRIDAY — INSURANCE 'art-time mornings, or three days. 010. U8ED BED — Maple, with side rail- KEANBBURO — THREE-ROOM GAR- WE ARE A PARTICIPATINS DEALER IN THE ing and mattress. A-l condition. (20. APPLICATIONS — Now being ac- I havs a particularly fine position avail- Write Box Z-127, The Dally Register. IAR TYPE CASH HEOI8TBR - Na- Call alter 6 p.m. 542-315;). DEN APARTMENT. CLEAN, QUIET. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY BONUS BONANZA cepted for full or part-time work. Ap- able tor the Individual having a good Red Bank. lonal electric. Excellent condition SCIENCE KITCHEN. AIR CONDI- ply Ladles' Department, Atlanllo Su- background In Group Rates, Contract 1400. Call 581-1311. QOOD PIANO WANTED — Stelnway TIONED. WALK BUSES, SHOPPING. peranfa. MAID—Sleep In, British W. Indian. Ar- Provisions, Clauses, etc. New office rives In about four months or after !AY — Mixed alfalfa, {1, large bales, or similar. Btate make, price, age. 1105 MONTH. AVAILABLE MARCH 1. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST building, superb working conditions and summer. Excellent references. £50. (right STRAW, cow manure at A. Box V-118, The Dally Register, Red 671-9042. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — For Bank. AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER days. Apply in person, Peterson's 183 a good future. Beginning salary and Attorney, woekdays (212) 633-8701. lcr Dairy Farm, 2164 MlddlBtown- RED BANK — Two rooms, attractive- Riverside Ave., Hed Bank, fringes up to Jll.OOO depending upon .Incroft Hd., Mlddletown. ffJl-0073. BWIMMINO POOLS — Cost and below ly furnished, Private entrance. Bache- experience. Imvld B. Kreldler, 747- :ELTABLE WOMAN — wishes to take cost. Left over 1967 round pools and WOMAN — For counter work and gen- 5057 after 0 p.m. re of children In her home. Will also lor preferred. Available March 1st. SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Inc. eral assistance In dry cleaning plant. loard ir desired. Call 747-J609. SAWS SHARPENED filters. Five pools only. A real .buy If References required. Call 747-M20 for Full time. Must be steady and reliable. TRAILER DRIVERS — Experienced :'s safer and more eiriclent to uie a wo have the size you can use. Think- appointment. SHREWSBURY AVE. 741-8500 SHREWSBURY Apply, Broad St. Cleaners, 78 Broax only. Union Job, CHARTER BULK Imrp saw blade or hand saw. YOB, we ing bt & pool this summer • now 1A the INC, SO Dorcmui Avo., Newark. 643- SITUATIONS WANTED - Male iharpen both. Or Hclect a new blade time. Add-On Pools, 1400 Hwy. 33, Mid* SEA BRIGHT — Three-room apart- St.. Keyport. rom our large stock of wood, metal dlotown. 671-C8O8. ment. Fully furnished. Beady for oc- 2288. >r stonecuttlng blades. cupancy. Call 842-1794. GROCERY CLERK—Nlirht crew. Full :ELLARS, ATTICS, YARDS cleaned, •WO HUGS — Tin/gold, approximately time. Full union benefits. Experience ll odd Jobs. Call any lime. RED BANK LUMBER 15x15, Ail2. One felt undfrmat. (29 preferred. Apply at Foodtown, Mata- 741-5577 'carl and Wall, Red Eantt. 741-5500 takes all. 741.2010, (Mare Classified Ads wan. BOY 10 DESIRES WORK SA.TUR.nAYS •UGNOVOX rndlo-record-consolo Hi MUBTANO MODEL BICYCLE ~ Odd jobs, Good worker. Reliable. Reasonable On The Next Page) CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY »1.00 per hour. Call M1-21HS. 'i, mahogany, $100. Needs ropulrn. ACCOUNTANTS Chinese Imperial Erajton carved tpak Call 542-0281 Junior. aeml-HDnlor, oenlor, full time or Bettce with velvet cuahlon, $100, Imt- A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! part-time for CPA; unusual opportu- Atlon Empire period cheat of driven, nity Send resume to MORHIS POttT- FINANCIAL E50- Mornings E42-22R0. APARTMENTS APARTMENTS NER &. CO., 18 Monmouth Bt., K«d Ii Flank. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES /ARDItOBE-Stecl cabinet 36x21x7fl .yon Metal Products, f70 if rcw, aak^ OENKRAL MACHINE OPERATOR — ig $24. Lncker 12x15x60, ?6. 741-6023, Adding Machines - Typewriters Exterminating and Termites Odd Jobs For Production. Must work from blue prints, set up table drills and hori- NFANT'S DRESSING TABLE — $0, LIGHT HAULING — Collars garages zontal and vertical milling machines, DAIRY QUEEN 'ookcase-toy clieaL $8, child's platform ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters RED BANK TERMITE CONTROL - cleaned up. Have truck. Free esti- Permanent employment with imall, ic!(or |3, coffco table |3. 737-B157. sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's 101 Low rates, freo estimates. liuslness, mates. 741-2149 after 3 p.m. growing company. Apnty 9 to 11 and UonmouUi St.. Red Bank, 747-M8B. Industrial, residential. 7sl-2riB5. 1 to 3, Stephcnson Corp., 55 Whlta Ho\. AMERICA'S LARGEST 'RIGIDAIRE3—Blectrlo dryer ?25. Hot HAMILTONIAN Painting and Decorating Shrewsbury. 'olnt electric stove, need* brollor unit Antiques SOFT-SERVE CHAIN 7. Scott TV 21" screen $50. Westing- General Contractors CARL B. JONES — Palming and SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — (3,500 etorea coast to coast) •\ltii: oven *fl. 8421416 wAllpaperinR. Fully Insured, For freo Full time, year-round pnsltlnn, Apply 5E8K — $10, studio couch |12, cheat of ATLANTIC TRADINO TOST — At- WORKING HAN'S CONTRACTOR — estimates, call 747-3041. In person, nilRDOE'fl OARAGE, 697 In vile you to Invest In a sound irawcrs and mirrored dresaer *25, Col- at Shrewsbury lantic Ave, Long Branch. Antiques, Alterations. Repairs. Masonry. Small Hranrti Avn., Little Silver. •nd profitable business of your own. table 13. 797-8157, used furniture. Mon., Wed,, Frl. 7:30-Jobs, tno. 501-9714. nOUBriT 8, FAR WELL 0:30 p.m., Tliurs., Snt. 12-6 p.m., PalntkiR ft Dccorntlnn TOOL MAICRR — Mntlorn ahop. Paid 3URBAU — tH, chesl of drawem, jli, Sun. 2-B p.m. We buy-sell-trade any- , cnblnptry, Formica For Freo Kstlnintca Call 842-31G9 vacation. Iio3i>ltal, medical and Hie In- TOP EARNING POTENTIAL anlty table, $8, Without ml mm Eni Off Shrewsbury Avs., Shrewsbury Twp., N. J. thing of value. work ami mill Jobs. 229-2348 nflor 5 F^rr: IIAVKM HOMR SUPPLY surance. Overtime, Bcven paid holi- blH, |4 rach. Rocher, *12. 741-0923. p.m. Frro entlmntcn, reasonable. PnlnllnK nnrl paper lirniRlng. Fully In- days, Call 747-9200. xclunlvs franchises available In Mnn- AUTOMOTIVE l'ARTfl cmintermnn inuth Oounty fur both Ice creiim HATf FOU SALE Asphalt Paving sured. 841MH7I1 or 7*1-fifi.'iO. :»res and combination food and ice Cull I- and 2-Bedroom Aprs. From RALPH A. COiI.K1 . BIHIJlElt — New , wiiniiioiiiie nan. If yoii'vfi had homes Addition. *. Alterations, Cia- THOMAS flI,ATH ...j y^ars or morn ejcpcrloncp In our ream atoren, B42-6121 ENERAL ASPHALT PAVINC1 INC. r«KM. Roofs, ran 74i.:im>. Frro Eritimatna Iliif. wo >iavo a ROOI! deal for you. ritFnOATin — JM, lOfifl Wflbrr Pnr- llacktop drlvcwnys nrid parklnK lots. Palming find Dccutatlnpc Call Mr, Hcllmnn, B42-2flO0. TO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY rmer, 10"i". Excellent condition. Call $ >all for free OHllmnU'.i. 222-8'Jfia. CARPENTRY - Additions, paneling, Fully Insured 741-4Hfl l-illftfl after 6 p.m. Blt'IH, Ftllll'Wdlk.1, |lHtln nriHiptnn™. 3leqii.ru caah o 012 Dlnpont, for Inkrout lint fond. Enpnrliy on hraldcd nylon JI.GO a K1)!4O, Hwy. 35, between 11 a.m. • ivoitmcnt from $15,000 to $3.1,1)00. roll Unpd fnr rc-ht-nt. Worth $110. AUfi INCLUDING: — INDIVIDUALLY-CONTROLLED *l us buy tho rtlnmnndfl you don't Insulation and Siding strand. Htcrllni; clnnjiM from 7Sc. S p.m. mo dozen 8' wAAun fliinrrscent tubes, ear or let us n'ltylo them for ym I'.KUBSIl^LKB', 38 Broad 6t., lied Miikn offf^r. 787-ioin or fi7l-non. HEAT & AIR CONDITIONING, HOT WATER Unnk. DIBIlWAflHIDIlB — Hlaaily ycnr-mumi Call or write now: personally. HpiiHfllll^s', nc nrnad Bt. INflULATION 4 SimiNO COUP. — NT!QUB"1'LATK~f• l"AS3~MIP.UOIt -- ri windows, nifif.l, Klltlc™, etc «mployrn«nt. Must tin over 10. Apply DAIRY QUEEN lixiill1', orniito gold-ldiir fraino. J3H, JUST STEPS Draperies 10^0 year KHaranleo. I'I'V or n'Klit Plumbing and ttcjitlng In pcrcon, Howard JohiiaorTi! nrntnii- 775-8IOJ. Ailnm Llnimayer 21)1-1002 — Healing and bathroom rnnt, 111. 35, Mltidlotown. No phono BRAZIER FOODS, INC. FROM EVERYTHING: remodelingg. 290 Forrest Avo., rnrnmu.i, X. J. "AVf7B"7:ITKBTT*r KKAWKUEI — luiU Upholstering Orapnrlrs, MOVING & STORAGE :W, c.f )!!!•>• tiililo, rodwooil ptnnla Fins tchooli * • • Shopping on and next fo prop arty Now Furniture, netlHjiriTirlfl, CiriTHJIt -I-atllflN' niHirtHWnnr, Hlon.ly PHONE: (201) 235-59(10 lilc. two tii'ncln-.'i. CJartle?i tonlfl. Inwn •llpcovera, Kods, Foam Ilubtier. CCORRIGAN'S work, Rood opportunlly. l)i>von Knit- . . Buies and trains to Newark and N. Y. 127_Oaklnnd Ht ,_ltrd nank 747-2706 i;ilrti. Umlur J'-(-. SOi-801!) beforo 2 Custom Or Uendy Martn wear, !t!>5 Whnrburton flt., Long Hranch. nil IJKAHW ™ llVacimiiiiiftV lUiu-.U in, Golden Touch Decorators HnofliiK, Sfdlng & Insulation lub, Atlnntlo »t Oconn Avo., North ININO IIOOM — Table, 0 chairs m 1~ A THB OPERATOR — For Prndun - >nu Branch; 400' prtvato beadi, nimi-k ilna y>r,, tnirllfl| $20. aorvet 410. 7 DIRECTIONS: Soutfi on Route 15 to Shrowibury Avo.; turn ir; parhlnc; tath huuntn. IXOOU, VVrlto ITT Broad St.. Itcil Bank. 7I700S2 tlnn. Mulit work from Muo prints, flfit fluxn alumlMwn combination atorm right onto Shrowibury Avo, to Bark or Avo.; loft to Homil- Next To New Post Offlno. liifuilitilon innlnllrd and guarnnteed ii 10" hand turrnt, work In clniin T. Tilgonfi, U:i Clifton VI, Jiimijy irnlown WJCM", *7.60 on. 7*1-1800. MOVtRS-SincuWBS Tor 10 yoRFB. 77ft-O7(B. 291-0M0 jlorjiiicpn. ]'eriimnunt employ mint illy. Ideal for organizations, i;f»ni|iii- tonian . . . OR . . . Woit on Newman Spring. Rd. to Entertainment Safe Moving with RIDINtf — Alien, Dupnnt Tfdlar and -]t)i munll, growliiK compnny. A,i|>ly ten, «to. Kt MCREKM Wfiod, Shrewsbury Avn.; left to Barker Ave.; right to Mamiltonisn. Alcoa. Work mm ran trod. \i {it 11 nnd 1 to i), fltci»lieniton Cori>-i 'V. $5I(, Call National Mover " Wlill§ 1U1., Bhrowilmry, GUVICn B'i'Ai'ION ~ l"«r loann. NW Tickets avnllal)lr fnr latrnt Hroatl- FLORIDA and All Po'nts USA PROWN'S rowiitiury. Mndorn two-t'fty ('<>1MI1R1 542-5160 vay shows and Major fpnrts Bvcnls. HBRViflTATION^TTKNIMNT :onstruotlon, Mnjor brand. J.xccltt miii \JUA vTfi AW ~— WaUtw"^" Turner 79 Monmoutl! BL, ftefl Hank. Brothers 741-2211 32 Broad Bt. Keil Dank T41 7100 I'trt-llm* nlihUi and wackendi, M*tur», )pporLunUy for tii« rltht ruin. Call CTS- 'J" cumplete with exterulun tabli an;l Soina ciperfenc* preferred, 741WML 00. JCvenlnn 03i-4m molor. Rollrlni. 787-7704. HOUSES FOB SALE SO—Tndar. Frb 23. ]%S A*/UtTMENTS HOUSES n» nsm FUaWISflED ROOMS HOUSES FOI SALE HOUSES FOB SALE

THE OAILV REGISTtR IUKCM Hour IF YOUR FIRST HOM€? to uwa. u E i ~B£ACH EXCLUSIVE^ .Ji •KMIUH f'JJJ y vuwntam A lor L«, *.f b*f \t.n**.&Tir: wattLAtim . . . . . - ';i)Hir.;«*« ChlWrtD JjGVt I1W. ID Two-story lA&tf home. Vtrf Hit.izio>u. u, th!. new l!»Ur» lor I r. t».M/•:£, fliref Itff* room*. FrivtU * ROOM* ''i WAWTED TO KKNT all mwlerc. Full dining room, three J2<.«». Tli/tf bfdroomf. two blW, t- L'llllUt M Include 707-18U eve- FURNIIHED ROOM - Near Hwy bedroom*, den. Attic and buement L FRED MAFFEO AGEKCV vt, Keaniburg. MATAWAN BOROI'OH — 3^ anil 414 utility room, jamrroom. Ion of cto'ets WANTED TO RENT - BporU editor and 36. Palmer Avf., Holmdel. Cat: And all bargain priced at $ 1S,WW. Ooly and wall-Ui-wall carprtlnpc c Radiant neatj room Air conditioniM t*r<\fn uptrt 7»7-B573. $450 down — Vft» no money down. m-vat. THREE I.ArtfiE ROOMS — t'nlur nfefli riy« or ilt-room •.partmcnt or on first foor; th'hoard d oonn "ecmid. REALTOR LONG BRANCH mfri* rrom Si 10 mo. il>, MAItP HAMPTON' APTS. Call after 7 p.m. Mil la wan Avi-.. hptwppti Ravin* Dr. for appointment VACANT GARDEN' APARTMENTS FI'RNlflHED -- Fcurroo 2-3 BEDROOM "H0^BJB"^T^B«VV?^ 741-7109. you are an Executive who 741-9333 FTRNISHEP *nt\ Al.tv.lpcn Rd. Pboni- W6-7O19 cl OO dI trlctl Apr)I Ui l nSl utllltti* (ntftirtM JI25 ^ ?i i., * occupancy. sfarcilnft fr>r a firrslier<* 8 i ROOMS 1135 I.AROE TURNIBHED ROOM - 3-chll- Wtlfi or 741 -77.11. RED HANK ' I^ivVly""nniTonm " W- Mrs ExfCUllv an4 ROOMR Ilfifl KRAN8BI-'R<3 ~ -- Two WANTED TO RENT-Nlce houi<« In dr<-n. this might he iC It'fl i If you like a home with spaclaua 8:irn. Kpanijljurg. For a nice family of two Red Bank. tion. New /urnace foil heat I. Coppepp r and so, many exlras 6n w-ith tt. ITNFl'RNiaHEP spfirtmrnti" He*t hot w rr 'IVnnnls piping, full baaem t G LI Jsifl grounds, play space for youngsters, 3>4 ROOMR Slin KKANHMIKf. rd g LOVPIV price you mu5t see tn bel ideal for a garden, area for a pnr>l, raiml he rlfan. T»7 97Jt 5.11 '.'till WARM ROOM — Lady or genttemei i nd all for 4>» ROOMS »I3% Kmir riKinig . J85 51 Chestnut St., a hint -Ihe ] or 4 bedroomJ. :'k nalhs. trpps, this it tt! Three bedroom", two «S ROOMS fun NtiNG nnAlNTH Thr»># ronniP. h»t tllLllri WANTED ouo 117.000. As litllp »n J4O0 down and living room, dininit ro*>m. liilchpn-all ! I r ""," " Red Bank. %li'i natlis living room with fireplace. din- Rf«t. hot wtlfr. rooking gnu mippifH iinfiiriilshfrt Hfil, tint w*t*r mppllp per month. Call today, centrally air condilloned. Twn-car ua- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Large two- ltlonn Muny room., butlii [I Ing room with built-in cabinets, deluxa Cull Tir-4238, 22?-ftf»l nr 7T4-2MS BtNULE ROOMS — Clean, comfortab rapp large plot, (nil Imsement and we kitcluni, large den. Attached two-car bnirfxim BjiarliTirn!, turn pic lely rfniml- ». ground!. Hent with opllon could co on and fin. Make an appoint- ATLANTir HI(.HLANT>8 Pcntlmn plr.l Firpplacp Ktmt floor, private en- reaaonable. Gentleman preferred. BEACH AGENCY garage. A buy »t SV.m. KKAN^BUR~i^-"~*:V,"room" Vnirlm*nr Write _Boi_2l3;Nive«lnk. ment now! $80 p?r monih phm utllitf* (Vrnvr-nlerl nruirttnrnl nvcrln^rkinn Sandy H"< trance. All uttlitlrs Sncludr and I. !00 Rlvftr R<]., Fair Have: venient location. U111M REALTORS iNSURORS — APPRAISERS 747-1532 mtoimcmq BEPARATE RUILDINO T6RLKASE 30O0 iq. ft. ground floor, loading dock, SHREWSBURY OFFICE • 1301) aq. fl. additional atorage. Light HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE manufacturing. Call 747-1100. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT-730 10. TOWN HOUSE CONVENIENCE tt. New Bhrewahury, near airport. AJr- Walk to ichooli, thopi and itition from this spacious older homa. BaauTiful moldings v\4 conditloned. Utlllttea furnlahed. rhone BOWJELL'S BEST BUY 747-0473. woodwork. Separata formal dining roam, 25x14' living room, din, 3 badrooms, bnament and RIVER & SURF garage. Traai. Largs Porch. $23,900. Call for appointment. ' FURNISHED OFFICE — All utllltlM Atlantic Highlands fupplled. 105 per month. Size lVxlR'. air •ondltlnnen Convenient to railroad nation. Call 747-27M nr Inquire 127 Oak Expanded ranch. Four bedrooms, two FULL baths. Oak LIKE NEW COLONIAL land fit.. Red Rank. Three bedrooms, 2 '/i bathi — in good area. Spacious living room, cheerful dining room, large floors, American Standard hot air gas heating. Full cellar, STORE - 1200 an. ft Located In ill- kitchen, panelled family room. Basemant, 2 car attached garage. Nice elevated lot with trees attached garage. Shop. New York bus passes door. Eight CLUB •lor« shopping centir, Rt. 36, Mlrldle- and shrubbery. Asking (34,000. lown Twp. Long leaae available lltrch lat. Call 7B7-2O42. years old. A-l condition. 30-day possession. Assume mort- APARTMENTS • MARINA gage or FHA. $22,000. EASY ONE FLOOR LIVING! HOUSES FOR RENT Custom built Ranch on beautiful over siie lot with trees. 3 bedrooms, or 2 and a dan. Fire- (fermtrly Hamilroniin «l Monmouth Inch I place in living room, I Vi baths. Choice convenient location in Shrewsbury. Hot water heat, TWO AND THREE-BEDROOM HOMES HARVEY H. BOWTELL — For rent or aale. $I3A to $1W plaster walls. Asking $27,000. ' Monmouth B*ach, N.J. month THE KIRWAN CO.. REAL REAL ESTATE TORS Belford. 787-5.100. W. Kearuburi. 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. r!7-»M0. Hailet. 284-7100. Hwy. 36, Leonardo 291-2100 rm "•* mmtmtn hm ocqulnxl til* proptiiy at IMy UrtMt IB HENTAU - iEASONAL — YEARLY Open 7 Days 741-5212 Tr*d«-lni lurtlwr d«vHOpm«n< a an outllDoOIng Club-RMltfmu wild edlUnlng moflno, v*l* tfhr In Mt preptrty gmoloui living will occn. borti to ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor ftt Sflnwltury RIVK and th. Atkmtlo Oc«on, Wt know no ottw place 14>8 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. U2-0OOI along Ifit lunturn Ntw Jirwy Coott whir* Hm« sttrttxitaa or* » uolqmly comUntO. iVIDK SELECTION OF RENTALS — furnish erf and unfurnished. Immediate >ccupancy SAMUEL TE1OHER AQSN* "!Y, Ocpanport Ave., Ocetnport. M2 IA00. RIVER & SURF CLUB APARTMENTS Wl to 1250 Per Month THE BERO AGENCY Wt MfK otiroctlvi jordtn opartnuiti In w»ll-k«pt oroumh containing Mlddletown lorat raomt and «x)i wild in own private ttriact. Eadi oporfmtn* Im •71-1000 0 tamct kltchm, HIM tarti, maXir TV onttnna, individually Mntranefl BEAUTIFUL HOME - Scenic Dr., At- htotmg end olr conditioning ond two parking tpocn pw opaftmtnt. Ttn lantic Highland!, four bedroomi. 1250 January was a lorgf 4 room aportmtnh) art ofttned from 1135 a month. A Itw 5 room month, year'a loaic. 201-1611. (2 Mdroom) wtlK on now ovolloblt, ottering o wcond bathroom at o modnl HIS a month. ms FAMILY, two-atory house. One ledroom, modern kitchen, 14 bath- -oomfl recently Installed. Oai heat. Covered car-port, patio. Ideal for re- lred couple. March 1 occupancy. 1125 >er month. 193 Palmer St., BeUord. RIVER & SURF CLUB MARINA 'lion« 797-7298. Moatm manna taclNtltt or* ovsllobri wtilrti con bertti boot! up to H'. MALL BUNGALOW - Furnished, suit- bad month to Eocli tllp hoi tltctrldty and wottr, and Ititrt or» eennfctlou (or Hit- tola tor nl or bachelor. Call 222-7041 pliorw Mrvlci. Arlhoujh Bportmtnt ttnonti ond former illp uiert tiavt ifter I p.m. a prinlty, tnn will bt o Umllrd numoir of Him avalMil* for Kit com- 1EED TEMPORARY HOME!? Three 0 flv« montha. Atlantic HlRhlandn, Icentc V)r., unfurniihed. Five berl- oom B, 2'i but hi $200 month. 741-7157. .ITTLE SILVER — 3-bedroom ranch, RIVER & SURF CLUB jiving room, dining room, kitchen, l'^ll laths. Completely furnlihed. 741-C41B. sell a house. TM dub otftni o ran* Irtah wottr pool with a lifeguard In uoson. A CoOarw tHllldlno ll ovalbblt. Wt alto nave two private ittttchu of COMMERCIAL RENTALS tctonlront btocti, again with o lifeguard In itaaon. aurt flihlno ond twi- Ing tram o Itrty an on Hit Clubt prlvatt bnohH. Club room, for both DISTINGUISHED

Dlrttilom: From Rtd lank, tax on Rumtnn Avi. (RU. JJO) to Octon OFFICE Av»., menu right lo Pork Rood In Monmouth Btoch. SPACE Located In center of Red Bulk | butineis dlitrlct. For Aptrtmtnt, Mtrint «r Club tpplictfioni, in All thea* features provided: . Everybody HI the business ImeVi ' different ~ locations in Monmou+fi . • Central air conditioning • Self aervice elevator there's no business in January. County. Some o-f the results are RESIDENT MANAGER • Private parking space • Complete janitorial nervlct Everybody but Appiebrook. Sure, shown below. God month or bad • Individual thermostatically con* i trolled heat there are fewer buyers- in January. month — Applebrook makes it hap- Apartment 48 • Wall-to-wall cur pet in | Baloney So you have to work harder to find pen faster — every month. How Call for appointment to .aspect, Tel: 222-8309 747-1100 them. With advertising. V/ith visits fast would you like to sell-your to personnel directors. With the home7

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RIALTOKS - ixsutots — MIDIXJETOWN OFF1CF MIDDlfTDW IEADER Ju«* l,rt,t^— *,!*• »ho.in,| Four bo^Mm., irtctmn ^m ,»«-»rt, lidtwill, t«4 durbt. © >f 9*r»9«. Compltftly radae* Holmdel, N. J. Lincroft, N. J. orntMi (.tun' — immtdiitt «csuD«rt«y C«III»> sn.&oo. Middle+own, N. J. FIREPUCE - CITY SEWERS - BUS HAf M DOOR! Listed: Jan. 10 for $25,900 Listed: Jan. 16 for $31,900 Listed: Jan. 18 for $44,500 This mom. •rfi'.».bidrooni hem* li« ill +« -niBfi-nnHMrtUitr iimtwtt: U

these pfiers will be used Leonardo, N. J. Matawan, N. J. Middletown, N. J. Listed: Jan. 22 for $23,900 Listed: Jan. 27 for $28,000 Listed: Feb. I for $26,500 to install Sold: Jan. 22 for $23,900 Sold: Jan. 27 for $26,750 Sold: Feb. I for $26,500 higher priced wiring.

Matawan, N. J. Middletown, N. J. Middletown, N. J. Listed: Feb. 3 for $25,500 Listed: Feb. 4 for $35,000 Listed: Feb. 10 for $25,500 Sold: Feb. 5 for $24,250 Sold: Feb. 4 for $35,000 Sold: Feb. 12 for $25,500

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MIDDLETOWN, N. J. MATAWAN, N. J RUMSON, N. J. 950 Route 35 23A Route 34 112 Ave. of Two Riven MULTIPLE LI 671-2300 566-7600 842-2900 ROUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB MIS. HOUSES FOB RAJ-E HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOH S.MJP. ANTIQUE COiONIAJ. YnAty. M). 23, RNE SELECTION OF THE rj/.JLY MASTER OLD- SHREWSBURY DISTINCTIVE HOWES OPEN FOR INSPECTION jy. Ctnur htil, {.wo living looits,' din. HEDGEFIELD REDDEN AGENCY tnf room, USsOf fimtly room wS, Mod. I HOUSES FOR SALE fireplace. Four bedrooms, two tiled 1 to 5 p.m baths. Plank floors. Rear stairway. Re b4tn>' » THE ROLLS ROYCE OF HOUSING 741-9100 modeled and updated. *32,soo. Saturday and Sunday TED HALL A&ENCY '^'WO RUMBO] IN COLTS NECK Realtors - Insurers The Dowstra Agency Like new. Four-year-old brisk RIYERFIELDS AT RUMSON 733 River Rd. Fair Haven i!?i i il**«1'w»n horn, onn bbeiuti- INSPECT and COMPARE Mcmhfr of Rfrt Bank 91 East Front St., Red Bank 842-4200 fully landscaped Hi tci Tuxedo Rd. (Off Rumson Rd. Multiple Llatlng •M,«00 COLTS NICK INCLUDING .. . Rumson 741-8700 Century old Colonial, remodel.d wlti CAN YOU TOP THIS! Four-bed- HOUSES FOR SALE exquisite Uit«. Flvt bedrooms. 41 room split level on large wooded baths, three llreplac... Beamed Mlllm • KITCHEN AID DISHWASHER STERLING THOMPSON CENTER OF liED BANK — Two-itorT la paneled den. plot. Pleasant living room, din- FREEHOLD AREA • O. E. SELF CI.EANING OVEN & ASSOC, INC. ins room, modern kitchen, pan- in fine condition. Nice Blzed living 3 ACRE ESTATE 747-3500 • AMERICAN OI.EAN TILE Realtor eled gameroom, two baths, full room, full dining room, kitchen with baseme-nt. Priced for immediate Splendid Cusfom-Bullt Ronchtr — • SELECT OAK FLOORS pantry, powder room. Second floor. PloJtlc Construction. ] Mosltr HIJ HOLSTON WATERBURY 747-0900 sale at $22,500. Bedroom!, Huge living room wlln Realtor-Inauror • AMERICAN STANDARD CLIMATE CONTROL HEAT Uiree bedrooms and bath. Enclosed WALL FIREPLACE, Formal dining IS V. Front st. Red Bank 0770 • STEEL GIRDERS AMERICANA CIRCA 1850 - room, lVi baflij, lovely kitchen with HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Charming Fair Haven landmark front porch. Two-car garage, and Just loros dlnlno. area. Full basement, ot- • «" INSULATION toctied 2-oar garage. BMutllully (ond- in excellent condition. Center 119.900. jcoped. Excellent value at 135.0«J TWIN BROOKS SPLIT hall, large living room, gracious Good financing available. EDNA M. NETTER St Leo's Parish - Convenient To Llncroft-Ettontown AM*. NEW SHREWSBURY - Four- Realtor! dining room, three bedrooms and COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE IN LIN- bedroom, three-bath, split level. FIVE BEDROOMS LEWINGER AGENCY FARMS—HOMES—INDUSTRIAL SITHI Center foyer with hrlck plsntera, family den (could be fourth bedroom), CROFT — i'i year old epUt level HOLMDEL-COLTS NICK Directions: Corner Rt. 537 and Swimming River Rd., west to Separate dining room, 22x14 rwnm, formal dining room, 2',i, balhe, Rulforl MARLBORO-FREEHOLD AREA! Lakeside Ave. bsapmenl and two-car garage, ^i acre family room with fireplace, gameroom and large screened modern kitchen, hot water heat, Four bedrooms, gameroom, 2tt baths. 30 E. Main St. Freehold Dutoh Lane Rd., RD l, Marlboro near skallng ponrt In cholca Mlrtdlelown P.O. Box 32!, Freehold porch. Full basement and twolocal- . Paneled filth bedroom ideal aa two-car garage. Trees! reduced Large porch. Han/ extras. Beautiful 462-3535 462-4151 den. A>iume FHA mortgage. t:i2,5OO PHONE P. T. LAHIFF car garage. Offered at $28,800. (Or quick sale to $32,500. landscaping. All In Immaculate condi- Dally 9-4 Sun. 1U Evenings 6369149 TED HALL AGENCY Eves, 402-2376 or 363JW3 733 River Rd. Fair Haven KIDS WANTED - For this four- tion. Cejitrallr air conditioned, mom HOUSES FOR SALE 946-4828 WEART-NEMETH bedroom, three-ba8h home in AGENCY 842-4200 Monmouth Regional High School CAPE COD IN EXCELLENT CONDI- DON'T DELAY on this King, village District. Baseboard heat. Game- TION — De.Irible Fair Haven loca- HOUSES FOR SALE split. Five Bedrooms, 2% hattu. Living HOUSES FOR SALE REALTOR room, dining room, kitchen. Game- room. Too many extras to enu- room. Basement Double garage car- merate. $29,500. tion, four bedrooms, screened porch. MATAWAN BORO RANCH peting. Mint condition. $32,MO IH.00O. This lovely two-bedroom ranch, with 102 WEST FRONT ST. "iclDeed front and rear porches, In- BREEZY POINT IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - ..udei many eitras. Has detached (a- at Little Silver SCHANCK AGENCY Holmdel Colonial. Four bed- SPACIOUS RANCHER IN IXCBLLBNT rue with added workshop, separate 741-2240 REALTOR l l rooms, 2"/4 baths. 24x14 paneled LITTLE SILVER LOCATION — Four cabana and ovenlzod pool. (32'i2O ). NEW HOMES I Linden PI. Red Bank Acre lot overlook! lake. Price 118,000. Member of Red Bank 747O39T den. Two-car (taraxe. Basement. KIRWAN CO., REALTORS, U0 Bwy. . . . custom built oolonlals , . . Eves: TI7-40U bedrooms, two baths, large famllj room. M, W. Keinsburf. 767-6600. "finely Appointed Details' Multiple Listing Service Excellent condition. $39,400. Send for our home buyers photo guide. MIDDLETOWN Many desirable extras. 941,600. Please Indicate price raose and loca- Iron »t2,»oo Wsted as "mint" condition on an over- Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. tion of Interest sued lot, this home has four bedrooms LOCATED AT HLVXIUIDB AVI. RUMSON—NEAR RIVER as well as a gameroom and paneled Corner Bergen PI. (Near 7 Bridle Rd.) Pretty three-bedroom ranch. Living library or den. In one of Mlddletawn's The Dowstra Agency TRADITIONAL CAPE COD Little Silver room with fireplace, newly decorated moat desirable location*. $32,600 BTBR. Shrewsbury. Cheertul, well done, and 741.1200 eat-In kitchen, lull basement with UNO THOMPSON ft ASSOC, Realtors, RED BANK 91 East Front St., R«d Bank well kept. Four bedrooms, two oatlu. laundry. Lovely trees anil surroundings. Ht. 33, Middletown. 747-5600, Lovely Icnced yard with many trees. *22,SO0. McALlSTER AGENCY, Real- Evenings and Sundays Very large family room, 124,000, 8TER- tors, 109 E. River nd., Rumion. MIDDLBTOWtf - New nlne-room two- 741-8700 STRATHMORE RESALES •lory Colonial, with four bedrooms LINQ THOMPSON * ASSOC, Realtors. Ratchet, Ctpet, Oolonlals starting In M2-1SM. Rt. 15, Middletown. 747-oSOO. the low JCi. Our office lecated In the 741-7480 TRY TO BUILD IT MIDDLETOWN - Three-bedroom, Hi- heart of Btrathmore, on Hwy. St. Call MIDDLETOWN for tin prte* Lovely now Mlddletowi Colonld wild 4 spocloui betfrooma, bath split level. Good area. Cellar, at- us whether selling or fuylng. 7 days, Three adjoining one-acre lota with BELFORD - Three-bedroom ranch (More Cluslfled Ads JUi boHui lorne (omlly room with fireplace, full bmemnt one] double tached (trace, Convenient to busei, 24 hr. service. Call 5M-7»00 anytime. eome trees and running brook. Will Choice area, rinl.hed basement, at- MULTIPLE LISTINGS gtmge. Long* plot. Immediate pouenlon. S41900. tralnj, shopping and schools. Aifclna APPLBBROOK OF 1IATAWAN, Keal- consider terms. CARL r. Uohed garage. i%% mortgage avail- 129,500. (71-178J. IOH. Realtor. 9464443. A (A) ) . 160,27000 120,078.0D ' 6,600.00 133.2S2.M 123,680,32 8,302.34 Expenses" are for operating coits other than "Salarlei model. TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS MS,M3.0O ftttd Wages." (B) Contingent 3,000.00 2,500.00 »,500.00 J,4«3.2» 3175 Some of the Items Included In "Other Expenses" are: Exclusive Sales Agent. Material, supplies and nonbondable equipment. TOTAL OPERATIONS INCLUDING Expenditures: Repairs and maintenance of buildings, equipment, CONTINGENT ^ I«3,27«.0O 131,678.00 8,500.00 IMJU.Sf 124,443.57 8,339.08 Paid or Charred (Including Reserve for roads, etc ADAMS AGENCY Uneolleoted Taxes) ...... _....___ Oontraetual serrloes for garbage and trash removal, 741-5098 Reserved . —...... - fire hydrant service, aid to volunteer fire com- Detail: pentes, etc. Saiarlei and Wages 46,830.00 42,900,00 41.H2.O8 41,121.40 20. M TOTAL BXPBHDrrURIS AND Fruiting and advertising, utility sorvtees, Insurance Other Expense! (Including Contingent) .... 118,446.00 •9,779.00 6,90000 93,S4O.eO (9,322.17 MU.48 UNEXPENDED BALANCES CANCELED . MS,3S3.0O and many other Items eesentlal to the servloe ren. Capital Improvement Fund' 8 000 00 8,000.00 8,000.00 8,000.00 dered by municipal government. Road Construction or Reconstruction with state All '. «,ooo.oo Road Construction or Reconstruction with DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT EXPLANATORY STATEMENT — IMS Extraordinary State Road Aid — 19«7 „. 33,000.00 32,000.00 33,000.00 TOWNSHIP OF OOLTS NEOK Construction or Reconstruction Improvement! to Community Center ...... 1,132.11 LENAPE HOMES The IMS Municipal Budget for the Township of colU Neck Is presented herewith with the following comments: Future Flrei Aid Improvement! TAX RATE Purchase of Fire House Site ... AT The Real Estate Tax Rate for IMS Is estimated at 13.48 for each $100.00 of Asieised Valuation u compared Purohaae of New Tractor with the 1M7 Tax Rate, of W21 for each 4100.00 of Assessed Valuation. Improvement! to Green Aotes Sites An analysis of the Actual 1M7 Tax Rate anl the Xsumattd IMS Tax Rate Is aa follows: COLTS NECK TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS Actual Tax Hal* XsUmated Tax Rate Local District BthMl Tax , — ., , --..• 1.22 1.M Regional High Softool Tax .38 .43 (D) Municipal Debt Service County Ta* , , 1 .BT M Payment of Bond Principal , Veterans and Senior Citizens „• •• , .04 .04 Interest on Bonds . Municipal Tax ^___ -0. * TOTAL MUNICIPAL DEBT SERVICE 3.91 S.4t (E) Deferred Charges and Statutory You will note that again In UM u In 1M7 there will be no Municipal,Tax In the overall tsx structure. Expenditures — Municipal GENERAL COMMENTS (1) DEFERRED CHARGES: The tax collection percentage was excellent for the fast year. Emergency Authorizations 5,500,00 Surplus Is maintained In a manner designed to Insure a sound stable financial condition. Emergency Authorizations (N.J.S. Your Township Committee will continue to administer the Township affairs In a conservative, sound business- 40A:4-55) Tax Map, Etc. ..:.....: _._ 2,400.00 like manner. (2) STATUTORY EXPENDITURES: " Transfer to Board of Education for Use of CURRENT FUND—ANTICIPATED REVENUES Local Schools (R. 3. 40:48—17.1 Realised and 17,3) .. 70,000.00 120,000.00 120,000.00 130,000.00 Anticipated in cash Contribution to: Public Employees' Retirement Systsm - 2,600.00 (00.00 500.00 . . 500.00 GENERAL SIVENUBS UM 1907 In 1987 1,900.00 Sorplas Antlolpated ..." -..—. 145,1)00.00 15,000.00 95,000.00 Social Security System (O.A.S.I.) 3,000.00 1,359.53 1,269.63 TOTAL SURPLUS ANnCIPAMD . MS.OOO.OO M.000.00 95,000.00 TOTAL DEFERRED CHARGES AND STATUTORY EXPENDITURES— VERY UNUSUAL MUNICIPAL - 82,400.00 132,100.00 121,75».53 J. Hlscellaneou! Revenues t New England ityl* twWtory, four-brfroom 2V. MM nou».JHuj. *at- J,JOO.OO j,aoo.w (R) Total General Appropriations for Municipal In kIWten. Large tsparole family room. BWuilfUl outMntle wood ouier . Purposes (Items 8 (A) to (E) roof. Mony other features. Dttoll* to satisfy ptrtoetlonM. Best ond Fees and Permit!: *„«» 1,000.00 0,930,00 Inclusive) 3M.778.00 312.375.00 8,500.00 »17,«7J.OO 108,403.10 9.4T1.CO most convenient location In Colts Neck. Randies and twe-erorles on Building 1 1,.,. , 6,000.00 B.SOO.OK 8,O13.on and adlocnK to water. "Sunlotpal Court . ;• • . 6,000.00 4.359.00 •HS Read Aid - rorrmila Fund . *MM (L) Subtotal General Appropriations 1B.344.00 18,344.00 (Items (H) 381,776.00 313,375.00 8,500.00 »17,S75.00 306,403.10 •,471.90 Extraordinary State Road Aid 1M7 «_»__..».»„..«_"—_•—_— . • 800,0» Interest and CoaU on Taxes , —..-... . IpO.OO 41,000.00 M,831.3! CONRAD WISSEL III Franohlse Taxes ....,_._ .. __ __ _.._,..,__ . i~-- „• •• •, oO.OM.OO 47,018.00 Srois Receipts Tam „ . ; I0T.00O.00 M7,00O.0» UT,617.4B (M) Reserve for Ilncollectel Taxes 68,261.00 4T,6I6,00 . 47,518.00 232-1561 Replacement Revenue — Business Personal Interest on Investment! ...... •..- -.....*—..-..-..- -._...... -.« e,SuO.OO 8,200.00 20,5418.67 Total General Appropriations ., (From Llncrett center take Phalanx Rd. West to Ursf right Mm (Rl* Rental Inoome from lute" Poi'ibi Birfao«i 4,«0a00 4,600.00 4,800.00 dale Rd.) to homes.) . TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES ...... 358,(137.00 HU.S93.00 37B,43S.T0 DEDIOATION BY KIDBR — N.J.S, 40A:4-3t "The dedicated revenues anticipated during the year 1988 from Dog 10,000.00 13,000.00 22,181.KOR>fnr.R 31. 1WH OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN CWIBENT SURPLUS Year 1M7 Year IB 9 Footnote: The Items of revenue for State Road Aid show n as received In 1M? have either been received In 1 Surplus Balance January 1st 300,403.25 298,631.98 have hern allotted to the municipality and hel d In cash by Ihe State.. • CURRENT REVENUE ON A Trees •CASH BASIS: ClTlUUINT ICND—APPROPRIATIONS Cash and Investments 690,118.30 Current Taxes Total State Road'Aid Allotment! Receivable ...... _-_ 23,344.00 '(Percentage colleoted: Appropriated Expended 1087 1987 m %, 19M S9 «) ...l,091.1S7.0S 913.Z37.W for 1MT By for 1K7 As Receivables with Offsetting Reserves: Delinquent Taxes _. ... 22,191.49 15,962.13 Emergency Modlfltd By Paid Taxes Receivable » 44,486.B8 Other Revenue and Additions to lerUM for 1M7 Resolution All Transfer! or Charged Reserved Other Receivables .._ 374.17 Income ...... _. „ , 297,093.47 2M,104.«l Trees |. OENItRAL APntOFRUTIOrfl Deferred Charges Required to be In (A) Operations TOTAL FUNDS J,710,987.2« 1.4H.83J.74 OENBRAL OOVXRNHIINT! 196S Budget •T.BOO.OO Administrative and Executive Deferred Charges Required ta be In Budget! 8,000.00 EXPENDITURES AMD TAX Trees at... Salaries ana wages - 1,400.00 1,000.00 t.ooo.oo Subsequent to 1968 ; «,«00.00 REQUIREMENTS: Other Expenses; Municipal Appropriations ..._.__ 817,870.00 370,730.00 Administrative survey ... rooo.oo rooooo 3,000.00 School Taxes (Including Local Codldcatlon of Ordlmnoes _ B.MO.OO e.too.M ",500,00 TOTAL A83BTS ..„..._..._.....»....»«_._ 772,823.45 J.OOO.OO 8,022.40 1M.B0 and Regional) 799,019.58 617.133.20 Miscellaneous other Expenses , I, BOO, 00 3,219.30 County Taxes (Including Added Elections Tax Amounti) 300,450.68 282,411.2» Salaries anil wagas . 1,100.00 1,100.00 l.OM.OO l,0WI,0« Other Expenditures and Deductions Other Hxpenflcs 790.00 750.00 4H.43 477.43 ' from Income ,,. - 50.00 Fliianfllal Administration 1,300.00 1,300.00 i,moo 1,200,00 TOTAL EXPENDITURES A Salaries nnd Wales 3,750,00 LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS Lconnrdvillo Road, Middletown, New Jer»cy Otlier Expenses .„ «...^. i'000.00 5,500.00 S.79O.OO TAX REQUIREMENTS .1,417,S5!.2J 1,150,343.49 Aflnesument ol Tnxes Bulnrlcn nn.l Wages ... 3,000.00 5,000 00 2,000.00 2,000.00 wit 1 of tr 'Cash Liabilities 428.920.28 En|oy relaxed, eounfry-rtyl* IW°9 h P "'/ Otlier nxpMlsee: LMJ. i;xmn,|»i,re«,,to be Raised 1,00000 1,000.00 1,01)0.00 1,090.00 Reserves for Receivables , 44,861.15 y Future Taxes - E.eoo.oo highlighting (he preserved natural suroundings. Itevlilon of Tax Mnp _.... 2,000,00 D Uevfllimtlon rrogram 2,000.00 2.000.00 Surplus Mlncellnnrous Otlier Kipensea 4,000 00 4,000.00 4,000.00 2,89813 1,101.17 TOTAL ADJUSTED EXPBNDI- AVAILABLE WITH Collection of Taxes TimEB * TAX REQUIRE- 1,600.00 1,600,00 1,500.00 TOTAL LIABILITIES, ItESEKVEa • COLONIALS 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS Salaries and Wage ~ 2,700 00 MENTS ...1,111,859.33 1,155,343.49 Other BxpennoB — 490.00 1,300.00 1,500,00 1,(81,02 AND SUIU'LUB FROM . .'. Legal Bervlcei nnd t'onta •SPLIT LEVELS Other Mxpenies: BurpliJH IUlanco Ilrcemher 31st 200,012.04 300,41)3.25 Bpeclal Cnunnol 3,000,00 4,000.00 2,500,00 3,500.00 $ Mlscellanrous Oilier Kxpennes .. 2,000.00 5,000.00 1,820.00 1,820.00 • BI-LEVELS 25,500 Public nulliilngs anil flrounds •Ncarent even pprcontaun miiy bn uscil. Bslarles anil Wftg«s - l,«00.00 1,1100.00 1,800.00 1800.00 0,450.00 6,432.06 Bchool Tnx Levy Unpaid 300,415.00 . SALES OFFICE — 2°I-I52I Otli.r mxpenies ~ 8,000 00 8.000.00 I'ropusrd Vnf of fiirrpnt Fund Hurplus Planning nonrri B0O.00 In !«l Itiullirt Balarles and Wages 000,00 1100,00 00000 *Halance Included In Above 21)0.00 200,00 19421 ;154.23 "Ci>u LiaWIIUea" 106,415.00 Burpltn Haliince neoeiiilifr 31, 1007.... 200,042.04 Other Expenses — Current Surplus Anticipated ,ln Konlng O»sU MULLANEY REALTY ono, 00 800.no 800 00 800.00 1068 Budget • 148,000,00 Balarles and W«|es 3.1 m 25,00 1.1.17 Other Expenses 2.100 Surplus Balance Remaining 154,043,04 Board of Adjustments 300.00 loom 671-5151 salaries anil W«s«s - —• 100.00 100.00 OUier Kxjtenses: SALES AGENTS 1,000.00 1,000.00 73500 733 00 IKl.lt Legal Foes 123 00 Itlscellaneoue Otlier Kxpenses . 300 (MJ 000.00 132.81 N0T1C& LEGAL NOTIC 22-Fnd.i. i+ IX 1%8 HOUSES FOi SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE THE DAILV RKUSTER NEW CONSTRUCTION HOLMDEL RUMSON RUMSON COLONIAL RIVER RIGHTS ONLY TWO YEARS OLD HOUSES FOi SALE uftt l&rl*' UYW-M tto"irt »^* ^f i*ija, *M*s:t.**i f*its+* t ft i y, i SOPfcY! WE HAVE ONLY; 6!g , Jt fu.tUt in E»..:pilmt.«(» ' Jjj,. fcfcrkaijir* ktoMsl lor i>t*Uii „ . , , ... _ , . ., OCEAN TOWNSHIP '-lit W.VJ1 lauodry. BajtmeowH*>t atwf fL«J_ fir* floor Little Silver, Office of the a»ereu.ry of tt a Pine View Avenue, ur*, • lj.rgf four-bod room, Sty-bath tnd traimportaUon. New Jersey, the Plea&ry Retail Con- living IOCUC. MOOern «XOn.«.l inn* .bM room rsurli. sfdudcd amount! LITTLE SILVER tbe Bofiwd of Education. sumption Uoense No. C 19 heretofort ranch on all wooded lot Under TED HALL AGENCY Proposals should be In the bands spht level. Living room has fire-; tree*. Many extra*, includin•tlachtig nrepucei $*•, ! i-'iO.noo, Issued to Ellza,b«sUi Wolf, operating ai FOX HILL H»NCH - Hsnd> 733 Rivor Rd. Fair Have the Board Secretary not later ?ttti the Berkahlre Hotel, for the premtaec pl«oe. Fonival dining room, kitch-jf,'""'" • Flvp-bfdroom. z^j-bath CoiorlU Beafetlful nelghhrtrhiKxi. . Llvinf rnom •t H\W0 I -00 P.M. on March 14, IMS and w~ located at 48 Pine View Avenue, Keaoa- «n. paneled den. Pour bedrooms,! on woodH lot. J54.OOQ. with1 fireplace, dining room Fi>ur hfrt- 842-4200 be opened it the Public MeeUng of the burg, New Jerwy. HA?' • nin..rdo Custom Ctpr Coil In an excellent area. [leers &nd directors and names anil tacbed two-oar garage. Ih acrej* BUT WE STILL HAVE; Four t>»<.room.. Vi batht. Dining room. By orderof the Board of Education, addresses of all stock holder* hold In j plot. $4.9.900. IJ: • Thin lowest tax ral? In Monmout!' '""FAIR 'HAVEN"'RANCH j Full basrinpnL Br«eieway and IW Little Silver Schools. Borough of Lit- more Uian 10% of any of the stock ot 291.3232 — 291-0974 car fsrM|«. Many rxtrat. THS BERG tle Sliver, County of Monmoutli, State such corporation are as follows: RUMSON - Very desirable res-! • 10 minutes '.o MalHwan statlnn. AUENCY, Rcaluin, 3208 Hwy S5, Haz- of New Jersey. John Maxwell, 305 Hollie Drive, East, ideniial area. Attractive ranch., HOLMDEL • ncputrthJf* Custom Builder. rmwiru ,,rkt ,l.*ir *t Wrnnnlci Mnijr MARSHALL E. THOMPSON rtlnlnc room. Tw,, l,,.,ir.».m«. K>rr'l]rni' lot. SU-8J0O, Secreta [ Bcirord, N. J. HeatilatOT fireplace in living 'p nri i.vuu quirt*™, • your plan* or Ills conditfnn. • Anklng J.':{,:>nf) : Walte r Ryan, 744 Hopplnj Road, c'AU. ANI! nisenss WATERFRONT PARADISE i-eb. 23 *S.2» room. Dining room. Electric:^ Belford, N. J. MARSHALL P. WHITFIELD THE LOW AGENCY, Realtor .-mi.itut I.-, » lixr illrrt-tly or LOTS AND ACREAGE Objections, if any, Should bf mad» kitdien. Two large bedrooms. |h, i * r-rf .<*n! Kn rdHHUiia ami t wx Immediately in writing, to Harvey ftifi itlvpr lid. Kalr Hsvfn COMMERCIAL PROPERTY V, badis. Screened porch. Full! Realtor 74I-U77 iwmi on river *.(1<* I1KAUT1KU1, u acra Fair Haven plot Marion, Clerk of the Borough of Keaim- EDWIN S. STARK ! Wamlng dlit&nca to river. Fully land burg. base.mpnt. Hot water circulator! | > •capfld. Price Just reduced to 110,500 COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS PROP- RYMAX, INC. oil heat. Attached ovensired one-! Realtor • Insurer GARRISON COLONIAL ,-: fl.^n^ w-aipr/niiu. r-"B.«Kl Me A 1.18 ROLSTON WATKRBURY, Realtor, ' ERTY — On Hwy. 36, near Holiday 744 Hopping Road 1IT.S Hwy. IW, HizlM RED BANK value In this nrw (nitrl^rf- -V-i' .vr.KNi'V, Kraliiirs, 1U9 E Hlver W Front St., Keel Bank. H7-35U0. Inn, Wtst Long Branch. Call 222-704! By: WALTER RYAN. Secretary car sarafle, I'4 acre plot. Re- .in Feb. 23, March 1 J15.ll Blue inrl WhlO ntm T>rml . Blrig FIRST TIME OFFERED Ki . Uumiuin t*J ISM RO ONI UOT TO 100 ACRES ifter 6 p.m. duced to $41,500. 264-0333 with rv>mfortalile homt In fincut RM Bank dfn lias Either commercial or residential. Call RUMSON — Modern, specious Kvonlng* 671-TW74 rpsldrntlnl arcs. Lnre<* living room !>.VK '.ViiHlitiij fuitirs nf jparchtng liy MUIXANEY REALTY «71 Mil. irrniint i'ir «ur frre rom prelims! vi» 1 BUSINESS PROPERTY 1'4-stnry dwelling. Living roomj family «l?.e dining room, 21' It Holier laundrjr room. Call for a^alos; tn.xirft ^oniw: (taislial jluni- WATKKFKONT LCW — 2I0 on th PROPOSAL CONVERTED BARN with hrrakrast nook. Three twin HIXC *i:..!*0f). APPLKnilOOK OK' Itt'MfiON, Shrewsbury River. Deep channel. has fireplace. Dining room, elec- hMrnnmit, 1's hatlin. Full hnBomcnl on. Klatm. waterfi^ti. fsnn*. Mul- Notice Is hereby given that lealed lnK '•barn rw\" miniat CoJ< Realtor, 112 Ave. of Two Rlirrn, Kum- cellent buy. FREEHOLD BORO bids will be received In the R-cs|i*)"n tric fcitchcji, dm. Three bed- ial, totally renovate. Large Hiln Hi-rernori porch. Oaragp. Deep, wrl Business corner 101x86 with concrete ITPH Inl Many extras. Asking J22,fiO.l 842-2)00. Room of the Office of the Director, runm with t»*amod cptllnjt. two qunii BUIUDINO LOT - With many tr«e« building - South St. Rt. 79 and Throck- rooms, two baths. Basement hf>ard hent I^atinrtry. Brlrh Z <6 Newman Spring* Rd., Red Hank URGE LOT <9th Year" Agency) $12,000 lulll price. MEYER 7(7-3000, S4D Hwy. Vt Bhrrw»hury SS.600. ton, New Jersey '08625, on March 21, oversized one-car garage. Ample j>tlln Pretty yard wiUi ITPP» ani reni Foiir-hcdroom f'ape Owl. Two-car (a TAUL BRAGAR AGENCY, Realtor, MORRBLL. Broker, 655 Park Ave.. 1&68 at 2-'00 P.M. and will be opened hulldtriR Quirt location. f 16,0gw<»od t: the following:: E. Rlvrr Rd . Rum son. IM2-1KM, COUNTRY FARMHOUSE Property iuid IIOIISP In .. PARTIALLY WOODED HAZLET — One acre partially wooded. On large property. Four hedrooras BO •ndltfon. Owner retlrfnit. CARL Twt* fafauUful lots wltli privacy a Ural oner, Call before 1 p.m., 7<1- AIIt CONDITIONING. DENNIS K. BYRNE ba,Ui. lftrga living room, formal dining Realtor, tm-MA. quality location. Ten minutes to Red REAL ESTATE WANTED BOSSHAIir IIMX & WINANS HALL, REALTOR—INSUROR COLTS NECK room unii kitchen. Hot wa.(er heal. BanX. Four acrw, $7,000 2^4 acres GLAKMBORO STATE COLLEGE, mnm Hnlnnliil on major road, Two porchcd, full Imsemfnt. Lovely MIDDLKTOWN -- Loratrd within with brook, J8,0OO, McALISTER APPROVED HOLMDEL LOTS GLA&SBORO. N. J. 6 West River Road Rumson mtt-h Jirparat* quaint antlqua atvtp v.ilh loentlnn In the lipa.rt of horse country _ diHtanc* of St. Mary*f and *lf-AQENCV, Realtora, 109 E. River Rd., on tiie following branches of work! $28,000. McAIJfl'I*KH AGENCY, Real- Rumeon. RIMBW. • 1.5 Wooded acres ?,3,D©0 SELLING YOUR HOME? fllap* Or*ai hu«ln«H potential, mentary achnol being built on Now • 1.17 acres wooded and itream |12,50C A) ELECTRICAL Phone 842*1150 anxtoua. Reduce to $27,000$, . tors, 10S JC. River Rd., Rmn»on. Honmoulh Rd- Sevrn-mom Colonlnl B) AIR CONDITIONING W2-18M. • Other lota available. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING CARL F ZEHXERB. S4A-4443S4A . ipllt. Lnrge porch. Scml-finlnhfld base- We hav» buyers In all price rangei Bids must be (1) made cm th« at&n* ---' " extras. HOLMDEL MARSHALL P. WHITFIELD Our 42 year old real estatB service dard proposal form, (2) enclosed Sn tha ON THE RIVEH — In Uttt« Silver. MAXIMUM LIVING — MINIMUM Custom-built three-bedroom ranch In Real Estate Broker Includes a reliable price evaluation special addresaed envelope, (3) accom*. INTEMCSTED'IN A NEW HOME? — New I h !••>•• t>«d room ranch, ready for HOUSEKEEPING — New custom built choice location on wooded lot witli ex- South Holmdel Rd., Holmdel 946.447? 'hen you list your property for sale pan led by a certified check drawn to XV* have many rhnlre lorn lion* In lhf jpunry $4fl,NV). Call Mender Build ilx-room ranch, features (hrre goorf BARN ItED TniMMKn IN WHITE - ceptional tree*. City water. Low taxes. 'Ith us. the order of the Treamier of the State MMdlplcwn - Atlantic Highland* area 842.O1T3. ilze bedrfroma, two full balhn, entrance Secluded seven-ronm Little Sliver ranch Onvnpr very amtioiia 1o aell. Asklne COLTS NECK — One acre building of New Jersey, or a bid bond, any of wtiprr custom constructor! nrn- hntni*» 'oyer, large living room, neparale din- on 100*300 natural wooded lot. Con-Wl.fiOO. CARL F. ZELLERS, Realtor, lot, high and dry, good location, $8,500- which fchall be. In the amount of 5% L1NCROFT — St Uo'i Parish. Front Ing room and deluxe kitchen. Won't •rnlrnt to tranaportatlon and shopping MS4443 ILLMENSEE AGENCY, Rt. 31, ColtH 747-3500 rsnFlnc from 116,000 (o &1A.O00, are tou> back ipllt, three hedroomi. two Neck. 482-3172. of thefoid, and (4) delivered at ijie frft built. Kor romplele •.ftalli call MUL- laat at |2I,M)0, B.A, AHMSTRONQ Mranco foyer to 22x13 living room v^*piace on or b»?fore the hour bathi. Am, rtmtly room. b«dement AQENOr, Reftltor, 658 Prospect Av«., dm flr«plac«, formal dining room ROLSTON WATERBURY LANBT REALTY. 471-5161. WalMo-waU C8rp«tlnit. Principal! only. MOOR YOUR OWN BOAT — Immacu- MARLBORO — Dutch Lane Road, 1& named as no bid will 6e aooepted af- Little Silver, 741-4600, with private acreened-tn porch. Step- acre, wooded. 264-6710 after 6 or week Reaitor-Insuror ter the hour epeclfled. Blda not «o Kv8B., 6 to 9. 741-3583. •svlnr kitchen. Four twin Hit bed- late three-year-old, eight-room home, u HAZLET — Aiiuroe mortgage, M.&00. featuring 247* or waterfront. Fou/large ends. Principals only. submitted will be considered Informal Four-bedroom. Living rooiti, dining HUMBON' _ ' Choice location, estate MIDDLETOWN- « 28,900 rooms, 24 baths. Full size basement bedroomi, 2% deluxe batha, entrance W. Front St. Red Bank 07701 and will be rejected. The Director r«- rnom, * lichen, recreation room. Ga- area. Three bedrooms, two baths. Rooming house with trememioui po- and attached garage, otreren* at J3J.- foyer, raised hearth fireplace |n pan- uervea the right to reject any and all mer, x^ batha. Wall-to-wall ctrpetlnit. tential, 20 rooms, two kltchcnn, four 500. E.A. ARM8TRON0 AGENCY, WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bedroombids and to award contract in part or Screened'!., porch, finished basement, eled den, family dining room and mod- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Incomes, furnished or unfurnished, from Btorma and acrefnu. A hove ground iwo-car garass. Large patio overlook- batha. KrMi work. Call tor detalli. Realtor, ».M Prospect Ave., Little Sil- ern kitchen with bullt-lna. Ux.15 water- whole If deemed to the best Interest* pool 7,txi00 lot, inndacaped. With icw- HE BERO AGENCY, Jlealtore, Hwy ver. 741-4500. »85 to $175 per month for Incoming of the State to do BO. The tsucceisful ing park-UKe area, Beautiful tiees. front porch. Believe It or not - offered MIDDLETOWN TWP. — Commercial >ersonnel. THE BERQ AGENCY. Rt era. Call 2a1hf, basement. One-oar rarage and Independent broker desires open list- room house wiUi ovcnizs detached B»- ere. Three bedrooms, two baths, en- acre and a half. View of the river. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Flmt Ave. Plans and apecif I cations, form c*f bid, Five twin size bedrooms, three tiled family room. Built to order- 129,500. TALL TREES Income commercial property for sale. ings on residential properties, Middle- contract and bond lor the proposed r*gt. Baseboard heat, city icwera and trance foyer, living room, dining room, bath*. Large cat-ln kitchen. Separate town, Holmdel, Colts Neck. water. Total monthly payment J107. "irRs ftat-ln kitchen, paneled den with NATURAL CEDAR SHAKES 50-52 First Ave. 72 First Ave., 101 work are on Mle and may be obtained lrepln.ee. Basement, two-car garage. family dining room. Bay window In BILVBRMINT HOMES, INC BLATE ENTRANCE FOYER First Ave. ani 115 First Ave. Ta LINCROFT ASSOCIATES Inc. upon application to the Director, Di- Buyer $1000 down. 7H7-4167. living room with raised hearlti fire- 741-1200 FIREPLACE *$} Information or appointment call Ray 165 Hwy. 3o Mlddletown vision of Purchase and Property. State Landscaped, Central air conditioning, place. 23' children'a playroom plus (opposite Howard Johnson) MIDDLBTOWN - Brand new cuilom walMo-wall carpet, many extras. Prin- FAMILY ROOM Lemberg. 291-8566 or 291-3797. House, Trenton, New Jersey 08625, on built Colon 1*1 Split on wooded lot 2531 maid's room and bath. Many fine fea- Are only five great features of this Evenings 741-0162 deposit of tw&nty-flve ($25.00, for each cipals only. «11-O9<0. tures left for your viewing. Offered WEST KEANSBURO — Hwy. 36, Ta< 671-5333 dffp. Four bedronmi, 2% fculhit, 23' OLDB SHREWSBURY — TJ Trafford four-bedroom, two-story Colonial In Mld- ern for sale by court appointed re. set, this amount to be refunded to tho paneled family room with brick fire- JJ, BRICK FOUR BEDROOM RANCH at |SH,&00. E.A. ARMSTRONG AGEN- St.. Fnur-bedroom. i« baths, two .to J (Jletnwn. It won't last long at $39,900. bidder upon return of ouch documents p)»ce. 129,800. PAUL PRAOER AGEN- CY, Realtor, MS Prospect Ave., Little STERLING THOMPSON & ASSOC, celver. Retail consumption llcens* --In Oak Hill area. Mid id's. Call 6T1- Colonial. Mortgage of tu,mo. can be available. For Information or appoint' NEED VACANT LAND In good condition within 30 days after CV, RenHc-r. Shrewibury. 747-0221. 2o5». Silver.. 741-4500. assumed. H8.700. negotiable. 741-3830° Realtors, Rt. 35, Mid d la town. T47-56OO. the award of the contract. ment call Mr. Bruno, 741-1800. Small lot or large tract*. Call MUL- DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY LANEY REALTY. 671-5151. Division of Purchase and Property -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- CHARLES F. SULUVAN, Director NOTICE- -UEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTIC HELP —ACTION! Feb. 23, March 1 JM.6J ELP us: our 12 ssJespeop]* need a listing on your home. 1MI Appropriated Expended 1997 LOTION is our motto—professional ser- LOCAL MUNICIPAL BCDOET Ices are just a phone call away. Local Budget of Ul* Borough of Sea Bright. County nf Mnnmnuth for thA Macal year Total far 1X1 By for 1967 AS , Trade-Ins—Exchanges Emergency Modified By Paid Commercial and Investment properties It Is herfrhy certified thit th# hudit*t (mnexfd hpre to and hereby made a part hereof ll a true copy of the for IMS Member Two Multiple Listing Services budget approved by reaotution o( governing )>ody on 1 he 31 day of January, 1968. for 1S67 Resolution All Transfers or Charged Reserved ih* Salaries s.na Ws-ies .. . 4,570.00 4,250.00 1,250.00 3,000.30 340. JC WALKER £ WALKER MARY LARSON. Clerk Other Expenses: Realtors Certified by me Borough Hall, Sea Bright, New Jersey Plre Hydrant Service 2.000.00 1800.00 Shrewsbury Mlddletown-Holn.de! ThtR 31 Any of January. 3936. 1,800.00 1.T11.20 88. SO 842-0010 Miscellaneous Other Expenses , 6,100.00 6,300.00 (,300.00 S.0S6.03 S33.91 HI Broad St. SOS Hwy. 35 Police U-5212 671-3311 It It hereby rcrUlled Uiat the approved budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof Is an exact Salaries and Wages . 60,500.00 80,350.00 (2,201.86 62,201.80 URGENTLY NEEDED — Two and eopy of Die original on file with the clerk' of the govern Ing body, that all additions are correct, all Itatements Other' Expenses: oontalnM herein are In proof and the total of anticipated revenues equals the total of appropriations. hree-bedroom homes Mlddletown, Hal- Now Police Car _ - 3,200.00 2,200.00 3,200.00 ' 2,101.45 98.59 let vicinity. We have buyers waiting. JOSEPH X. SEAMAN, Registered Municipal Accountant Miscellaneous Other Expenses ...-. 0,875.00 8,000.00 S, 718.01 8,966.31 149.70 THE KJHWAN CO. 787-6800. Certified by me f-M Market Street, Perth AmBoy, N.J. ' First Aid Organization-Contribution ... 2,600.00 Tlila 31 day of January, 1008. M2-M2B 2,500.00 2,900.00 2,900.00 Municipal Court WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST Salaries and Wages .... 2,500.00 2,50000 5,120.00 3(0.00 LOCAL MIDGET NOTICE Other Expenses , 600.00 600.00 323.55 176.49 YOUR HOME lection 1. a • Inspection of Buildings 7a.ll todar and give deuils and cash Local Budget of the Borough of Sea Bright, Count y of Monmouth for the fiscal year 1968. Salaries and Wages 600,00 irlce. STERLING! THOMPSON & A3- He It Resolved, that tha following ctatements of revenuei and appropriations shall constitute tho local budget Other Expenses (O.OO IOC, 747-5BO0. tor Ui9 ytar 106B. Civil Defense and Disaster Control .».. B* Jt Furtf>w RMolved, that «ald bud jet be publUhM In The Dally Register In Ui« Issue of February 23, Other Expenses _ 23.00 "READY BUYERS" STREETS AND ROADS: 186B. NEED HOMES — From Rumson thru Road Repairs and Maintenance -Incroft. From $13,000 to $100,000: Th* fovernlng body ot Uie Borouiti of B«a Brlfht Ace* hereby approve the follf>wlnf ai the budget for tht Salaries and Wages _ _ 0,050.00 5,400.00 9,471.00 1,471.00 'Service and expert knowledge Is my Othpr Expenses 8,945.00 B.100.00 7,603.24 7,24tt87 362.67 sailing card". Call Adam Kretowlcz, RE00KDED VOTK FORSMAN Nftyi: NONE Snow Removal )wner, ADAMS AGENCY. 31 Howard Ayes: RONS Salaries and Wages ...„ 800.00 M0.00 eoo.oo 32000 5SO.00 Kvt., N«w Shrewsbury. 7*1-5098 or 741- "Lot'i go in—their Daily Ragiifer O8GOODBY Abamt: WHITE Other Expenses „. _ 2,000.00 1,600.00 1,600.00 1,327.79 272.25 498. "24 Hour Service." Member Red want dd said browsers wtri wel- Construction, Reconstruction, STOUT 3&nk Arci. Multiple Lilting Service. come!" NoUct li hereby given that th* budget and tax rtunlutlon wai approved by the Borough Council of Uie Bor* Repairs and Malntenaj.ee with ough of 8ea Bright, Counly of Moninoum, on January 31, 1W8. Slate Aid by Formula too. oo 800.00 (N0.00 800 00 A hearing on the budget and lax reanlulion will be held at Borough Hall, on March 8, ISM, at 8:80 o'clock Street Lighting ..._ .: .„.. 8,(00.00 8,200.00 I.2W.00 7,412.47 787.63 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE (P.M.) at which time and place objection* to laid budget and lu resolution (or the year 1968 may be preiented by SANITATION: taxpayers or other Interested |peraona. Garbage and Trash Removal Other Expenses .. .• 27,500.00 13,200.00 [5,450.00 13.416M 2,033.34 .EXPLANATORY STATEMENT Hewer System Salaries and Wagei 5.00O.00 8,000.00 , 8,000 00 4,600.00 400.00 SUMMARY OF OURKSNT FUND SBCTION O P APPROVED BUDGET Other Expenses 7.43O.00 6,700.00 8,042.89 8,042.89 GENERAL APPROPRIATION!) FOQt: Year 1968 Year 196? HEALTH AND WELFARE: I- Municipal Purprwra _„ .... 306,548.00 270,211.00 Board of Health BRICK FRONT RANCH HIGH ON A HILL! I. Reierve (or VncollectMl Taxea— Other Expenses - _.,. 6,108.00 4,850.00 4,05000 4,BS0.OO Baifd en EBttmalei! Bflo Percent of Tax Collection* ..._.... M..3T.09 4T.KW.G2 Administration or Public Assistance Four extra largs bedroomi, two full baths with plumbing in for Salaries and Wages ...- - — MOM 350.00 350.00 D30.00 ft. TOTAI* GKNBRAL A PPROPKIATIONS S96.6SR.5B 327,070. S3 Public Assistance 1.200.00 1,000.00 940.92 59.W third; cast iron baseboard heat. Cadar closets, play room Aid to Hospitals _ .... 300.00 300.00 300.00 work shop and extra bedroom or den in bai«m#nf partially fin- I. L«sa: Anticipated Revenuei otrmr Than C?urr«nt Prop- RECREATION AND EDUCATION Arty Tax (I.e. Surpiui, Miicellaneotu Revenuei and Re- Bathing pavilion ished. Beautiful yard, Vt acre lot. Enjoy view of scenery and Salaries and Wages 29.000.00 2S.000.00 23,089.57 22,970.91 118.S6 celpta from Delinquent Taxes) .. _ _..„ 177.341.00 185,274.00 8,000.00 other Expenses 8,570.00 8,000.00 6,83a IS 1,160.85 water from sundeclc and patio in rear. $27,000. Parks and Playgrounds Difference: Amount to be Railed by Taxei for Support 1,300.00 DM.59 of Municipal Budret (ai follom): Other Expenses _ 1,300.00 Summer homes from $6,900 and up. Really worth looking into. (a) LOOM Tax Tor Municipal Purpo«§ Including He- 223,300.00 223,300.00 313,308.00 9.992.00 ierve for Uncollected Taiff „... 1*9.3*4. S9 141,706.92 TOTAL, OPERATION (Item » (A) ) 259,25800 Call us todayl

Contingent 1,500.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 Call our office for financing detail* on how you can buy! SUMMARY OF 1W7 APPROFHIATIONS EXPENDED AND CANCELED TOTAL OPERATIONS INCLUDING EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR 260,758.00 224,300.00 224,300.00 214.299.01 10,000.99 C1 en era) CONTINGENT - Budget "OTHER EXPENSES" Budget Appropriation! — Adopted Budget 337,070.03 Detail: The ainounta appropriated under the title of "Othei 121,440.00 110,270.00 108,282.43 104,096.33 2.186.10 TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 3W.070.M Salaries and Wages - Guinev Expenses" are for operating coats other than "Salaries and 114,030.00 111,017.57 «0,202.68 7.S14.M Wages." Other Expenses (Including Contingent) - 139,313.00 Some of ttie Items Included in "Other Expenses" are: (C) Capital Improvements forCuidtnce BxpendUurea. Material, supplies and nonbondable equipment. Capital Improvement Fund ... Paid or Charged (Including Reserve for Repalra and maintenance of bulldinga, equipment, Road Construction or Reconstruction with Uncollected Taxea) ...... -.. ,.„ 316,on.flfl roaria, etc. Extraordinary State Road Aid — 1967 ... REALTORS JUaerved _ .,-.-..-«„...« 10,993.32 Contractual iiervlcea for garbage and trash removal, Road Construction - —..— 3.000.00 flrn hydrant service, aid to volunteer fir* com- MEMBER OF TWO MULTIPLE LISTINGS TOTAL EXPENDITITRES AND panies etc. TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS UNEXPENDED BALANCES Printing and advertising, utility services, Insurance 500 HWY. 36 872-0001 HIGHLANDS CANCELED _ _,. „ 327.O7fl.B2 and many other Itcma esaential to the service ren- dered by municipal government. (D) Municipal Debt Service Payment of Bond Principal — Now open 7 don a wt*k 'HI S P.M. , Interest on Bonds - ONIY dariH wlrrtw north. 1068 Estimated 1967 Actual Increase TOTAL HUNICIPAL DEBT BERVICB Real Property Real Property (Decrease) Local District Brhcol _ .75 ,70 tns Regional High School _ ,jvr ,(12 ,03 (E) Deferred Clurree and Blntutorj County . „ ,75 ,61 tn Expenditures — Municipal Local Requirements _ _ _ 1,52 1.20 .32 (1) DEFERRED OHAROES: Veterans and Senior Clllscns _ 05 ,06 . (.01) , Emergency Authorizations (N.T.8. 40A: 4—55) Damage by Flood or Hurricane - 6,400.00 8,400.00 6,400. M 3.64 " S.09 M Deferred Charges to Future Taxation: Unfunded Purchase ot Fire Apparatus _ 3,660.00, 3,850.00 3,890.00 8,650.00 (21 STATUTORY EXPENDITURES: iTBBEST rt'NU-ANTICIPATEn REVENUES Contribution to: Social Security System (0.A.S.I.) __.- 3,800.00 S.200.00 3,200.00 J.625.43 574.M GENERAL REVENUES Realized Consolidated Police and Firemen's Anticipated In Gash Pension Fund — 3,500.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 2.5S2.82 ' 417.18 1968 1967 In 1967 Police and Firemen's Retirement L Burplus Anllrli»trd 3,606.00 9,606.00 2,605.40 4..0O0.0O 48,000.00 48.000.00 System ot N; J - 3,500.00 TOTAL SURTLUS ANTiaPATBD -,.... 42,000.00 48.000.00 48,000.00 TOTAL DEFERRED CHARGES AND Elegant and unlquo T-ihapod southern mansion. In- STATUTORY EXPENDITURES — 18.S56.00 17,88b.«7 992.33 cludes immensa 27'x27' rtcrsation room, four largo 3. MWrellsnemiB Revenues: MUNICIPAL . .— 14,430.00 Licenses t bedroomi, 2 Vi baths, largo living room with fireplace, Alcoholic Beverages e.200 00 6.000.00 6,535.00 (B) Total flrneral Appropriations for (Xl spacious kitchen-dinette with dining patio, full formal _..-.,„ „_. 1,100.00 1,000.00 1,3(0.00 Municipal Purposes. (Items '(8 (A) to (E) Inclusive) 303,548.00 279,911.00 275,211.00 368,217.68 10,993.32 Fines '• dining room, gracious entry foyer. Two-car garage, Municipal Omirl s.ocooo 2,0011.00 3,711.00 Slate Roari Ati - Formula Fund „ 613.00 612.00 612.00 basement area included. FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED. 3,161.00 2.1B2.O0 ID Suhlolal r.eneral Approprlillons 279,211,00 268,217.68 10,993.32 Extraordinary State Road Aid — 1967 _ »,ooo,oo ^.ooo.oo 5.713.1 (Hem (B) ) - 306.548.00 IntercM and Costs on Taxes _.._.._ - 13,000.00 12.000,00 13.098.06 125'x 200' lot dotted with picturesque peach and Franchise Taxes ^. _ 13.000.00 13.50O.0O "14.620.00 Cross Receipts Taxes OI) Reserve (or Vnoolleclecl Taxes 60.137.59 47,859.92 47.S5C.03 47,859.93 apple trees. City sewers and water in and paid for. Replacement Revenue -- Jiuslness Personal Prop- 10.O45.00 erty iH.S M: niu ,. 41.000 09 42.295.05 Brand new. Full price: $32,950. Bathlnn Pavilion and Parking Lot 383 91 9. Total General Appropriations 366,615.59 327,070.92 327,070.92 318,077.60 10,993.32 Trust Surplus . TOTAL MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES „ D4.341.OO 96,374.00 90,757.16 DEDICATION BY RIDER—N.J.S, 40A: 4—39 "The dedicated revenues anticipated during the year 1988 from Do» COLTS GLEN 4. Rwelpll from IVIInquenl Taxes 41,000,00 43.SS6 86 Licenses; st»te or Federnl AW for.Malntenancs of Libraries; Bequest: Bsolmt; Federal arant; are Hereby anticipated as revenue and «r« hereby appropriated for the purposes to which said revenue a dedicated by statute or other legal Johnstowne Building Corp. Est. 1954 I. Subtotal Central l!r\enur> lltems 1, •, 3 and 4) in,341.00 185,274.00 requirement." Cold Neck RMKl'IRout. SB), 2 miles post Rt. M Inlenedien. 8. Amount lo he RalsM nv Ta»es lor Sunmirl ol Municipal Budget ArFENDIX TO BDDCET STATEMENT (al Local Tax for Municipal Purposes Including Re- COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CURRENT FUND serve lor Unrnlln-lrd fuses ...... HI,7(« 02 CURRENT FOND BALANCE SHEET OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN CURRENT 81RPLUS Year 1967 Year 1966 TOTAL AMOl'Nf TO BE HAISEP BY TAXES FOR DECEMBER 91, I98T Surplus Balance January 1st 71,271.64 72,073.71 srproitT or MI-.MCIPAL, BUIXIET Ar'a 'UK 1(1.796.02 117,380.17 CURRENT REVENUE ON A CASK BASIS: 1. Tvtal (ienersJ Revenues ASSETS Current Taxes ILLMENSEE 327,070.01 3S2.0I4 1K '(Percentage collected: iai tat An 19S*ml7 88%°°'W,, i106w8 86%) — . 3H.62984 276.M4.53 Cash and Investments M!'S!'!3 Delinquent Taxes . 45,886.88 46,286.74 AGENCY State Road Aid Allotments RBcelvahla - 4,774.00 , , „<] Additions m shown as received In 1967 have either been received In cash othBr RoY( nu 'l" !J Receivables with Offsetting Reserves: to Income 115,487.19 131,763.67 snd held In cash by the State. Ttixcs Receivable — ~ 42,450.46 RT. 34 442-3172 COLTS NECK Tux Title Liens Receivable — 3,672.83 TOTAL FUNDS 647,279.51 627,087.64 Other Receivables ,.._..»..-.„.._..-.... _„ 5,«40,OO 8. (JE.\».KAL Oldest Real Estate Firm in Colts Nock Appropriated - Expended 19«7 TOTAL ASSETS . 178,171 8S EXPENDITURES AND TAX ToUl „ REQUIREMENTS: for 1PS7 ny for 1FW7 As . Municipal Appropriations 578,511.00 251,12100 Whan buying or selling in COITI Neclt — For quick r«ul»i Emergency Modiriert By Paid Rchfwl Taxes (Including Local [or 1961 for 1967 Resolution All Tr«ns(eri or Charged Reserved call tha Realtor who know. )h« are*. fA) Operations and Regional! _ 131,230.38 121,138.07 GENERAL GOVERNMENT: LIABILITIES, RBSKRVBS AND BURPLUB County Taxes (Including Addtd AriminlKtrattve anrl Executive Tax Amoiinl.il 71,878.21 06,539.93 COLTS NECK GREAT VALUE Other Expenditures and Deductions Salaries nnr Tiixes TOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES ~~~ Non-development. Won't last long at $35 900 Salaries and Wages 3,000,110 5.00H00 3.OMI.0O 1.BJ3.B AND SURPLUS „._ _.... 178,171.B9 TOTAL ADJUSTED EXPENDI- .OUier Expi-nses 300.IHI 3(10 on 1U.74 mo. oo 1H.1M 100.44 TURES ANI) TAX REQUIRE- Collection of Taxes MENTS .,.:. 487,950.61 S0LT^ I)ECK , NEW LISTING Salaries anil Wages 3,700 00 3 TOO on 5,70(100 5,700.(10 t Other Expenses Four-bedroom, 2>/2-bath ranch. 20x14 living room with fire- Tax Bale Coals 100 00 ion 00 ioo.ro 7«..«I 1111 School T«x Levy Unpaid 64,610.73 Burplui Balance nrcemnr-r 31«t 59,314.M place. Den. Separate dining room. Ono aore lot Two-car Miscellaneous Olhcr Expenses 400.00 30000 noono 30166 1IX34 24,000.00 l>gsl Service and l.Vists Less: school Tax Deferred KaraRe. Low taxes. $39,900. Other Exprmes _ „ J.iwo 00 6..W0 00 7.H7.V3J 7.ST3.33 *naiance Included tn Abovs. •Nearest even perceutsge may he usril. Puhllc. nullilliit,'.^ and r.nntti'lo "Cash Liabilities" .._ 40,610.73 COLTS NECK NEW L]STING Other E«|jen»ei •• :,|w no 9,500.110 3,.WO 00 J.OI177 («s;.i 1'roDiisrd Use of Ctirrfnt Fund Kurplus b dn)Oms A halb!l ea in kitcllcn lus Planning' nnanl In 1DOH Budget ,!; ; jf ' '- l> dining room, Salaries and Wages 2Ml no 44M1 (KI 400 00 2(10 011 1 200 Of Htirpllls Halanre Decemher 31, 1M7 . . 50 314 00 Oilier Expenses 3.IXMMK) 2.000 IK) 3.IMI.S3 MM) M Board of Adjuatinr-nt Cutrrnt Surplus Anticipated In 1IM8 Budget _ ii.ooo.m Ol/ier Expi-nses 5fKHfl 2.W (HI 3(0,VI 340 k"t Insiimnce v Surplus nalance Remaining ... 17,31100 otlirr Inmjrwnre Premium 17.000 00 1* 0110 IKI I.U0M U(W( 70 •A1.I0 tensive 3; ^^^ $15,000. Feb. 21 »271.07 and is now In vary good Friday, F(*. 23. 1968—23 Five Saks Made THE DAILY R£/,IST£R Red Bank Area MLS Has 27 Sales RED BANK - Twenty-sevi purohascd a house at 9 Mallard Negotiations for the sale were' Mr. and Mrs. John Jablonskl the house through her several In 5 Boroughs area residences exchanged ow Drive in Middletown. This sale throuph Mrs. Emmy Homleb of from Kenmore, N. Y., have pur- years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Kllng ers, as reflected in sales closi by John R. FAIR HAVEN - The Russell was reported A. Fred Maffoo's office, Fair Ha- chased a home at 37 Silverwhlte have moved to Allenwood. In Little Silver, Miss Dora by members of Red Bank An Warnke. ven. Road in Little Silver. Mr. Jablon- M. Borus Agency, 600 River Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ludeke Chambers has sold her ranch Multiple Listing Service. Mr. and Mrs. William Cheek Mrs. Elizahcth Howie has ski is general sales "manager for have moved from Cheektowaga, Road, here, reports five realty type house to Mrs. Helen Benne- Mr. and Mrs. Asa Steeves fro: have purchased the foimer home moved from River Air Reduction on the East Coast.IN.Y. transactioni s In five boroughs. Road in Fair to 42 Maida Ter., Middle- witz of Fair Haven. Miss Cham- Spring Lake purchased the bri of Mr. and Mrs. Edjjar Blake at] Haven to a new home at 51 Pop- Mr, and Mrs. James Anderson,'town which they purchased In Middletown, Roy and Joan 1 bers has moved to California to and frame colonial at 3 Ward 35 Lockwood Place in Fair Ha lar Avc, Fair Haven, built by the former owners, purchased a through Peter A, Thompson of Reynolds of West Front St. have join other members of her fam- Ave., Rumson, built by the la ven. Mr. Cheek also Is with Iiel Richard F.can. Mrs. Howie is nld their custom ranch home on new home in Little Silver, Mrs.[Walker and Walker's Holmdel of- s ily. Mrs. Bennewitz will complete John Post, which has its Telephone Laboratories. Mrs with the Pi'ler.-.cn Travel Agen- Bessie Barbieri of the Ray Still-Jfice. Mr. Ludeke is with Kodak Shadow Lake to Mr. and Mr, alterations and renovations to her dock on a deep water lagoo Mary Margaret Rich of Apple cy in Red Honk. Jnlin P. Mulvl- man office, Shrewsbury, re-ICompany. The former owners, George C. Castleman. The pro- new home before taking occu- Mr. Steeves is retired. The fo brook's Rumson office nan. hill of Maffeo's office handled ported the sale. jMr. and Mrs. William Struyk, erty consists of 2'/2 acres of tali pancy. Miss Chambers had listed mer owners, Mr. and Mrs. Robe died negotiations. this sale. trees and waterfront. Mr. Reyn- Mr. and Mrs. Alvin F. Kuper moved to Staten Island, her home in Red Bank Area Snedeker, have moved A new house on Kumar Cour Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Elko olds was transferred to Connecti- from Millard, Nebr., purchased Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Her- Multiple Listing Service and it Springfield, Mass. Roger F. Co in Middletown, built by Frank liave cut. Mr. Castleman is in the ad- moved from their the former home of Mr. and Mrs.Imann have moved with theif was sold by Mr. Borus. ens of Hall Bros., Fair' Have: Kaszuba, was purchased by Mr, Red vertising business. Bank apartment to 133 Robert Otten at 77 Borden St., ithree children from Kansas City, In Fair Haven. Mr. and Mrs. negotiated the sale. and Mrs. Lester S. Levay from The house was sold two days Winding Way, Little Silver, Shrewsbury, Mr. Kuper "is wic' h' Mo., to a new colonial home on Lester J. Brett have sold their Flushing, Queens, N.Y. Mr. Le after it was listed for sale in the Mr. and Mrs. Clinton P. Kin which they purchased from Mr, Bell Telephone Laboratories, West Riverdale Ave., New home on Hendrickson Place to Jr. have purchased the house vay is a salesman. John H Red Bank Area Multiple Listing and Mrs, James P. Vandervort, Holmdel. Mr. and Mrs. Otten Shrewsbury, built by Blue Rib- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Williams of 152 Kings Highway East in Mi Hoeffler reported this sale. Adam A. Kretowicz of the Adams moved to a new home in Shrews- bon Properties, Inc. Mr. Her- Service. The sale was consum- Lake Hiawatha. Mrs. Williams is dletown, which has been reston Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J, Agency, New Shrewsbury, han bury. H. Carleton Fream of the mann is organizing a company mated by Russell M. Borus. the former Mary Spinnato of Mid- from a iavcrn of the Revolutio: Greasheimer from Paterso died this sale. Stilman office reported the sale training program in this area for dletown. Mr. and Mrs. Brett, long ary period. Mr. King is a fn have purchased the former horn Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Lynch Western Electric. Mrs. Mildred time residents of Fair Haven, lance stage manager. Nelsc of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Red Bank have purchased the Liming of the Shrewsbury office Mayfield Leases have moved into a new home on Todd, the former owner, h Crouse at 511-4 Sunnyside Road former home of Mr. and Mrs, handled negotiations. McCarter Ave., Fair Haven. moved into the Colonial Arm in Middletown. Mr. Grcashelme: John D. Caviness at 237 Branch Majestic Plant HOME BUYERS SCHOOL — Another new house on Long- This sale was negotiated by Apartments in Sea Bright. Mr: is with The Watkins-Carolina Ave., Little Silver. Mr. Lynch is SHREWSBURY - Mayfield John L. Fitzgerald, Rumson, g wood Ave., Middletown, was pur- Florence Baranowski. Elizabeth T. Randall, associal Express. Vincent E. Nurney o: with W. H. Woolley & Co.in Long Reproductions, Inc. has moved The Rumson home of Mrs. y chased by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene president of the N. J. Shore of Rolston Waterburyy,, Re the Ted Hall Agency in Fair Ha Branch. Mr. its facilities from 1 West Bergen Charles Vaux was sold to Mr. and and Mrs. Cavlnesi Sabo from Morganville, who Builders Association, has in- Bank, handled negotiationsi . ven negotiated the sale. moved to Place, Red Bank, to a new loca- Mrs. Harry A. Gerrish of Tena- Indiana, William have three children, John Burns Also reported by Mr. Wate: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Owens D. Ryan of The McGrowan Agen- tion at 771 Shrewsbury Ave., fly. Mrs. Vaux has moved from vited the public to the eighth of Walker and Walker's Holmdel bury's office was the sal from Warren, Pa., purchased a cy, Red Bank, handled negotia- Shrewsbury, the former Majestic this house on Buena Vista Ave. to office negotiated the sale for annual Schools {or Home of property at 30 Alwin Ter., Li house at 15 Meadow Drive in tions. Amusement property. Lakewood. Mr. Gerrich is a law- Earl Moody, the builder. tie Silver, to Charles Topfer, ri New Shrewsbury. Mr. Owen is Paul Hammer, president, said yer and he and Mrs, Gerrish are Buyers being sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jeffrej Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kubar tired, from South Orange. Th employed in New York City. The larger quarters were needed to parents of Mrs. R. H. Lafferty! rhe association in co-opera- Bogart have moved from Ten- purchased a house at 56 McLaren sale was handled by Mrs. Marl former owners, Mr. and Mrs. meet expanding business de- of Rumson. This sale was also nesse to their home at 116 Lake St., Red Bank, formerly owned tion with New Jersey Natural A. Morris for Mr. and Mrs. Pa James C. Lumsderi, have moved mands for his silk screen and off- negotiated by Mrs. Florence Bar- Ave., Fair Haven, formerly by Mr. and Mrs. David Slckels, terson Humphrey, who friav to Fort Lauderdale, Fla, Mrs set printing work. anowski after It was listed for Gas Company at Monmouth owned by Mr. and Mrs. R. E who moved to Plymouth, Mich. moved to Locust. Ma"deleine Polston of Sterling Charles A. Darrah of Walker sale in the Red Bank Area Mul- College and Ocean County Roulette, who moved to Cali- Mr. Kubar is a math teacher in Four sales by the Applebroi Thompson Associates, Middle- tiple Listing Service. fornia. Mr. Bogart, an enginer Red Bank High School, The sale and Walker, realtors, handled College beginning March 4 Agency include a new house town, made the sale. with with Bell Telephone was handled by Mrs. Margaret the negotiations of the lease with In Lincroft, Mr. and Mrs. and April 16, respectively. 27 Fox Hill Road in Middletowi Incoplas, Inc. Mr. Darrah also Mrs. Jane Drake of Sterling Laboratories, has just returned M. McVey of Ellen S. Hazelton'l James Paul Conway Jr. have purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Rol Thompson's Rumson office re- negotiated the lease of Incoplas, 'The schools are designed to from 10 months in Vietnam, Mrs. office, Rumson. purchased the home of Mrs, ert Finch, who have moved he; ported the sale of property at Inc., a plastic coating firm, for- Arline Bragar of the Paul Joyce P. Farrell at 154 Manor give potential horn* buyers with their two children froi 104 Forman St., Fair Haven, to Mr. and Mrs. William McKev- merly of Elizabeth, of the entire Bragar Agency, Shrewsbury, Pkwy. Mr. Conway Is a pro- n light into many details Mansfield, Ohio, Mr. Finch Is Mr. and Mrs. T. Percy Hodgkiss itt from Jersey City purchased a Shrewsbury site with Frank Man- JOINS AGENCY — Mrs. made the salel , fessional medical representative relative to this most im- manager of production for Wesi of Rumson. They have one house at 25 Parkview Ter., Lin- dia of Majestic Amusement Com- "or Abbott Laboratories, North inghouse Electric. Robert daughter and one son. Mr. Hodg- Helen S. Benedict, 32 Wood- Capt. Alan L. Grace from croft, formerly owned by Wil- pany. The Majestic Amusement Chicago, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Con- portant investment of d life- Swankie reported the sale. kiss is a produce manager for land Dhivs, Fair Haven, wid- Spotswood has purchased a home liam T. Dailey. The sale was Company consolidated its oper- way plan on redecorating before time for most people," Mr. Howard A. Bixler, an assistani Shop Rite Stores. The former at 102 Stratford Road In New made by Mrs. Anne Martin of ations here with its Asbury Park | taking occupancy. Mrs, Farrell ow o$ outdoor columnist Nel- Shrewsbury, formerly owned by Fitzgerald laid. supervisor for Bell • Telephom owner, Mrs. Christina Morrison, The. Brook Agency, At- office. has moved to Red Bank. Laboratories at Holmdel, ha: has moved to Red Bank. son Benedict, has joined the Mr. and Mrs. William H. Israel, lantic Highlands, In co-operation who moved to St. Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Schroll A. Fred Maffeo Agency, Fair with the Charles H. Tindall Agen- PEANUTS By CHARLES M. SCHVLZ Capt. Grace ii with the Army have moved into their home at Haven, as a real estate vales- cy of Red Bank, who had lilted Walker this week include prop- the property. 50 North Sunnycrest Drive, Lit- woman. A, resident of the SOME 6AMK WITH AHt> THEM GET "US SOME SAME? PLAH OUR SCHEDULE R\m. Ie Silver, whloh they purchased erty at 1298 West Front St., Lin- Navesink Associates of Middle- OOR BASEBALL SOME REAL LITTLE KlPf, MTH SOME REAL OLD LADIES, CHARLIE mm. AND WE'LL from Marion E. Stillwagon, who Rumson-Fair Haven area 221 croft, which was purchased by town reported the sale of prop- SCHEDULE FOR CHARLIE DROWN, 50 b!E Mr, and' Mrs. Gilbert W. Riley. AND WE'LL SUWKTERTHEM/TOO! HAVE A GREAT SEASON! moved to an apartment In Eaton- Mrs. Benedict is erty at 55 Conover Place, Middle- NEXT SEASON CAN SLAU6H.TER THEM.., own. Mr. Schroll Is with Colgate years, Mr. Riley is a senior methods town, to Petnick Construction Co. V Palmolive \ln Jersey City. Wil- member of the Rumson Pres- analyst for Radio Corporation of Joseph P. Cahill negotiated the liam C. Waterman of the AI- byterian Church and past 'America. Mrs. Gloria Nilson ofi sale for Nick Frunzl, the former the Shrewsbury office negotiated !air-Farrow Agency, Red Bank, president of the Navesinlc owner. handled negotiations. ' Signal Corps. The sale was made Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gen- Garden Club. She is the by Rexford Crewe of the Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Brokaw tile purchased a home on Walnut 'rom Ossining, N. Y., purchased mother of three, children, J.\ ward A. Hanlon office In New Ave., Middletown, from Stav- Mr. and Mrs. Schroll's former Nelson Jr., a Colgate Univer- Shrewsbury, a, Inc. Mr. Gentile is a builder home at 5 Carlile Ter., Little sity student, and Nancy and Four sales by Walker and n the area. This sale was nego- iilver. Mr. Brokaw Is with Kohl- the sale for Mr. and Mrs, Fred- tiated by Mrs. Peggy Hulsberg BLONDIE By CHIC YOUNG meyer & Co. In New York City. John, at home. eric Kling, who had purchased of Navesink Associates. THEVVE PUBLISHED] IT5 OOlNS TO ' IS THAT THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK THE FlOUftES COST SIX BILLION , FIRST CLASS ) ON THE MEW • DOLLARS OR. TOURIST J -I REX-NATURALLY- POOR MAN OBM! you're BACK! A DOZEN COULPN'T UNPERSWNP A TO FLY A MAM USCS A JUNGLE OIAIECT. MUST BE PEAF PEOPLE TRIEP TO TALK TO ME WORP.' AFRAID THEY'D (TO THE MOON) ANP PUMB. N Jff&*«.'.' JUNGLE. TALK. SPOT ME.SEE THE B0Y5* ^ ITS ALL SET. WE'LL 6ET THE JEWEL MU<3>

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