Weather Dutribottoa Today .__ nutsy after morning THEDAILY ckxtdlnesi toddy. On &e cool •Me today and tonight High In 26,925 mid or upper 60s and low In up- per 4ts. Fair and milder tomor- Red Bank Area J row. High around 70. Friday's Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc. M66. outlook, cloudy and mild. DIAL 7414)010 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS biucd dally. Uondir tfcroufh Frldiy. Second Clua Pottagt WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1966 VOL. 89, NO. 75 Pi.ll IX Red Bank and it Additional MiMul Offices. 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Drug Problem Needs Many Attacks, Psychiatrist Says By JACQUELINE ALBAN cussion sponsored by Joseph had alerted communities to drug drug rehabilitation program has tients to remain at Skillman long going medical and psychiatric Panelist P. Paul Campi, Mon- nevertheless declared: "I've been LONG BRANCH — "We've Finkel Lodge of Bnai Brith. abusers in their areas for fu- to be a severe one, with patients enough to receive therapy, con- treatment. As a result of attacks, mouth County Undersheriff, last reading about a Narcotics Com- reached the stage in drug ad- The psychiatrist was asked why ture surveillance; had helped save forced to remain for a longer pe- tending that SO per cent of so- the state Department of Institu- night called on this county to mission being formed to study diction where it's imperative to federal drug treatment centers in or prolong lives, and kept ad- riod of time than just a few days called rehabilitation time is spent tions and Agencies is consider- "get moving On this program so the narcotics problem here. But try many attacks and ap- Lexington, Ky., and Fort Worth, dicts off the streets, away from to "dry out." in working up case histories. ing tightening up regulations af- that something can be done about the state established a commis- proaches. There is a tendpncy Tex., continue in operation de- crimes, and jail, and from in- He told The Register that he The Skillman program has fecting court-referred addicts these people (addicts) who are sion to study it a few years ago. I agree with Gov. (Richard J.) not to report failure. But we spite reports of only two per cent fecting others for a period of favors setting up a Monmouth been under attack from police leaving Skiilman prematurely. human beings and if we can keep Hughes who said yesterday that need to know what doesn't work cures. time. County after care center in con- and county government officials Caned for Clinics them out of jail and keep them from stealing to support their county government has not as- If we are to someday hit upon Invaluable Data "I don't think, at this point, junction with the state's drug for permitting too many addicts The project called for the es- habits, I think we're on the right sumed its full share of responsi- something that will." Dr. Jacobson maintained that we can afford to be without treatment' center at the Neurolog- to leave the institute against tablishment of after care clinics track." bility For rehabilitation of nar- That was the emphatic statement them," he added. ical Institute at Skillman. medical advice. by counties throughout the state, the two federal institutions had cotics addicts. He urged more last night by Dr. Avrohm Jacob- provided invaluab'e information The psychiatrist told the audi- Remain for Therapy The state narcotics program with the state picking up the tab Making it clear that the for 75 per cent of the cost of support for the state treatment son, Asbury -Park psychiatrist, at on what does and doesn't work ence of more than 50 persons But he stressed the need for gives convicted drug users an op- sheriff's office is not involved in their operation. (See NARCOTICS, Page J) a narcotics and LSD panel dis in the treatment of. drug addicts; that he is convinced that any the state to require addict-pa- tion of going to jail or under- drug rehabilitation, Mr. Campi Red Bank's $2.33 Million Primary New School Plan Beaten RED BANK - The Board of Several board members direct- ucation Committee." The sound truck was paid for That is the board's meeting Education's $2.33 million primary ed harsh words to opponents of She identified the other lead- by three foes of the board's pro- room and meeting night. rade school proposal was de- the referendum, gathered in the ers as Mrs. Ruth Ribustelli, Oak- po'sal, Mrs. Rudolph said. Mrs. Rudolph told reporters the feated last night. high school cafeteria to learn land St., and Miss Elisabeth Kel- "We have found good support, board should house kindergarten the proposal's fate. ley, Throckmorton Ave., vocal The vote was 603 for and 845 financially as well as people will- through fourth grades classes in against. Approximately 20 per critics of the westside location. 'I hope you're happy," Mr. ing to work," Mrs. Ribustelli add- the River Street School and con- cent of the borough's registered Postcards urgrng the "no" vote vert the Harding Rd. building of Stevenson said with sarcasm to ed. voters went to the polls. and declaring "Red Bank needs the high school to serve the fifth Mrs. Laura Rudolph, Arthur Ave., The Quality Education Com- The referendum was approved, leader of the anti-referendum ledged that both residences had discriminated against Negroes, posal has been directed at the WEST LONG BRANCH — Agreement was reached yesterday he added. ' site — the 21-acre, borough-owned between the1 Monmouth College administration and students Authoritative sources yesterday said the Van Pelt PI. Farr tract, between River St. Dies in Fiery Crash protesting alleged housing discrimination, bringing to a close cottage would be dropped from the list and the Chateau and Locust Ave. Critics contend more than a week of demonstrations; would be given another chance. If the Chateau has a vacancy it is a swamp. MIDDLETOWN -.A youthful The victim was the younger son years service in the U. S. Navy The students, who had staged a sit-in at college president and a Negro co-ed is unsuccessful in getting lodging there, the If the referencium, which called of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. He was engaged to be married to William G. Van Note's office, were generally jubilant yester- sources said, the residence would be immediately dropped. Red Bank businessman, an auto- for issuance of bonds in the prin- Smith of Adamstown, Pa.,, for- Miss Fay Gould, Middletown-Lin- day after the terms of the agreement were made known. The college agreed to send to landlords of residences on motive expert, was killed in cipal amount of $2.33 million, had merly of Oak Hill, Middletown. croft Rd., who was a 1962 gradu- They said the college had met their demands, which centered the list anti-discrimination pledges which must be completed, head-on fiery collision on Nut been approved, the borough would He is survived also by a brother, ate of Middletown High and around the college's assuming the responsibility for enforcing Mr. Morris said. have donated the land to the Swamp Rd. last night that sent presently a student at Montclai: anti-discrimination rules in college approved off-campus hous- Dr. C. Norton Coe, vice president for academic affairs, Frederick Smith of the U. S. board. another driver to .Riverview Hos- Army. State College. ing. through a college spokesman said after the meeting, "We "Now we'll have to start taking feel that progress has been made toward insuring enforce- pital, Red Bank. Kenneth Morris, spokesman for the demonstrators and Mr. Smith was a 1960 graduate Funeral arrangements are property from people," board one of three students who met with administrators yesrer- ment of college • policy against discrimination in off-campus Police identified the dead man of Middletown Township High under direction of Day. Funeral member William Mages caid. day,' said the college-had. agreed to mnov* residences Iram > touting." • as David R. Smith, 24. of HI School and a' veteran oT four H De Santls and Thomas P. Mag- quest from the Firt Department sociation. pledged by architect Robert Mick- er» to improve instruction, to con- ities in the artai of computeriied knots this morning and 15 knots gio, Long Branch High School; to announce a fund-raising dinner John Baker, president of Baker, definite plans could be drawn. elwright, Toms River. He told duct research projects and ex- data processing, computer in- this afternoon diminishing to less Harold Smith and Norman Worth- over a loud »peaker from a fire Inc. here proposes to build an He said his building construction the school board that if state ap- plore and implement creative ed- struction, educational television, than 10 knots tonight. Variable Ington, Monmouth Regional High The fire company will; $85,000 one-story Colonial build- would be contingent on the bar's proval is received by Dec. 1 ucational innovations at the high a repertory theater program, »n truck, mostly southwesterly winds 10 to School; Willard Browning and ham dinner at She fire ing near the county court house. approval. bids could be sought and re- school level. instructional media center, ip*- hold a 15 knots tomorrow. Cloudy this Solomon Poplar, Red Bank High It would contain meeting rooms, Also objecting were Mrs. Selma ceived by Jan. 15 and ground- The council is operating on a house Sunday, Oct. 23. morning, fair this afternoon School, and Newton Beron and cialized library services, college offices, a small kitchen and Bradley of 96 Court St. and John breaking accomplished by Feb. large iaw library and would be Ebbsen of 98 Court St. because through tomorrow. Visibility gen- 1. leased to the bar association. of possible traffic problems. erally five miles or more. The plant, under state order Mr. Baker was represented by TIDES must be ready to accept ninth "Die board said it would an- Samuel S. Sagotsky of Freehold. TODAY — High 7:18 p.m. and and tenth graders by 1968 or the noiince its decision Tuesday, Oct. low 1:06 p.m. board will have to make other 25.: TOMORROW - High 7:42 am arrangements. Presently these thomas Shebell, an attorney County Receives and 8:06 p.m. and low 1:38 a.m. grades are accepted in Middle- with offices in Asbury Park and town schools. Tonight at 7 p.m. with property within 200 feet of British Plaque and 2 p.m. For Red Bank and Rumson Architectural plans call for 32 the. planned building, objected be- FREEHOLD - A plaque of cause, he said, the county bar •bridge, add two hours; Sea classrooms, a gymnasium, music Monmouthshire, Great Britian, Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long room, wood and metal ahopi association knew nothing about was presented to the Monmouth thif. Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- and a combination cafeteria-au- in each store County Board of Freeholders yes- lands bridge, add 40 minutes. He added that he was not ditorium with a stage at one end terday. and a kitchen at the other. agjinst the idea of a building Herman J. Oberniayer, West Fined for Contempt The architect warned that es- lor: the association but thought it Long Branch, publisher of the WEST LONG BRANCH — Mag- calating costs could result in should submit plans. Daily Record, who had visited istrate Charles L. Morgan yes- curtailing accessories that tie the Winners of our Mr. Shebell added that this the English community last sum terday held Edward L. Annitto, included in the plans. wag spot zoning and suggested mcr, made the presentation at a that the board ask the borough's 284 Van Pelt PI., Long Branch, luncheon. Also present were Mr. in contempt of court. He was and Mrs. Richard Broadbelt, Wall charged for failure to appear in 3 Girls' Missing SAFE DRIVING CONTEST Township, who had been summer court on Sept 27 on a charge visitors on Monmouthshire, too. of speeding on Rt. 36. Mr. Annit- MIDDLETOWN — Police last to paid $10 for contempt and $5 night broadcast an alarm 'or Riverview Tour for speeding. three teenage girls reported miss- Robert B. Baer, 612 Branch ing yesterday. They were re- will be announced RIVERVIEW Set Tomorrow Ave., Little Silver, who pleaded ported last seen yesterday morn- Red Bank RED BANK — A guided tour guilty to careless driving charges, ing leaving Middletown Town- Sir. and Mrs. Horace Hagen if Riverview Hospital will take, was fined $10, ship High School. (nfe Susan Potts), 99 Green ilace tomorrow at 2 p.m. Orga- They are Paulla Daman, 15, Grove Ave., Keyport, daughter, lizations and Individuals wishing DIDNT MAKE SCENE of 31 Ohio Ave., East Keansburg; and yesterday. to attend may call the hospital's MIDDIJETOWN — Police Karla Ellyn Meesenbacher, 18,130 Mr. and Mrs. John Beatty (nee public relations department. Middletown. N.J., last night Monmouth Pkwy., E. Keansburg, Robin Johnston), 285 Spring St., Tours are conducted by formed the owner of the Hul- and Lorraine Quartz, 16, of 47 Red Bank, son, yesterday. specially trained volunteer labaloo, teenage spot, that the Ohio Ave., East Keansburg. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murray guides on the 2nd and 4th Thurs- band that had been expected to Police said they were beHeved H Community Bay Apartments, Long Branch, Lambertson. botftj ot Keyport""tio, n Army, Family dren's Service, Szentirmal, Mrs. John Kelly, Mrs daughter, yesterday, .-.-?.< /our daughters, Mrs. John Spin- Anoclation,. and-UiB Monmouti .,. . , Mrr.. aand Mrs. James mer.Mrs. Raymond Angersbach; County Unit of the N. J. Asso- Boraeman, Mrs. G: A. (nee Nancy Ciano), 199 We>t End Mrs. Richard Nebus of Keyport mon, Mrs. Harry Britton, Mrs. COMPANY Ave:, Apartment 12-A, daughter, and Mrs. Russell Head of Clif- elation for Retarded John Scandallos, Mrs. P. E SAM* • fcfttCK TOWt yesterday. wood, and a sister, Mrs. Benja- The campaign, chairman, Book. Mrs. Lester Stork, Mrs. R. of Keyport; 11 E- Wlllson Baker, and co-chair- FITKIN min Walling E. Fuguitt, Mrs. Donald Charles - - man, Dr. Edward S. Butler, have Neptune grandchildren, and four great- Mrs. Robert Nugent, Mrs. Frank divided the borough into Mr. and Mrs. A. Maynatd grandchildren. areas which will be canvassed Buriey, Jr., (nee Aleta Collins), Services will be Friday at 8:30 house by house. Area I chair- and Mrs. Jack Sartz. 317 Bath Ave., Apt. -40, Long a.m. in the Day Funeral Home man is Mrs. C. Harold Larsson, Branch, daughter, Thursday. and a High Requiem Mass will assisted by Mrs. Warren C. Hub- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sweeney be offered the same day at 9 a.m. in St. Joseph's Catholic bard, Mrs. E. Wlllson Baker OPEN (nee Frances Siano), 160 Cannon and Mrs. Robert Bramley. Can- Rd.j Freehold, daughter, yester- Church. Interment will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. vassers are Mrs. E, A. Vowinkel, 3 DAYS dayi Mrs. Donald C. English, Mrs. A. SELLING OUT Mr. and Mrs. Robin Curley B. Morrison, Mrs. A. B, Chls- ONLY! (nee Diana Dombrowski), Dutch FRED FENZAU holm, Mrs. A. C, Thompson, Lanp Rd., Marlboro, daughter UNION - Fred Fenzau, Mrs. E. H. Mackin, Jr., Mrs. G. Thursday THE ENTIRE STOCK OF TWO FASHION SHOPS yesterday. 83, 110 Adams Ave., died yester- H. Alberts, Mrs. Charles 0. Reid, -LEGAL NOTICE day In Holmdel. Mrs. Robert Culp, Mrs. H. B. Friday COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 7474114 • THE "VILLAGE SQUARE" of i NOTICE Born in Russia, Mr. Fenzau Dexter, Mrs. John Wopat, Jr., An ordln»w:« entitled "AN ORDI Mrs. Anthony J. Perrotta, Mrs. 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY NANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLE had lived In Union the past 49 10 to 9 Point Pltaant, N. J. JtENTING ARTICLES 1, TM, IX, X. years. He was a retired car- Norman Wickberg, John Caroli, ANO XII OF AN ORDINANCE Mrs. J. R. Matson, Robert K. AT THE A&P SHOPPING CENTER KNOWN BY ITS 8HORT FORM penter. Sat. to 6 TITtB A8 "THE REVISED 7.0NINO Bruce, Mrs. V. C. Chambers, • "ELEGANCE by ETTA" of ORDINANCE OF THE BOROtlOH OF He is survived by his wife, Mrs. John Sears, Mrs. William NEW SHREWSBURY. NEW JERSEY'' COMPLETE NEW PARKING FACILITIES AS : AMENDED, SUPPLEMENTED. Ivy Stillman Fenzau; a son, Hinton, Mrs. Richard Wilson, Hampton Bay, LI., N.Y. CONSOLIDATED AND ADOPTED Henry Fenzau of Belford; a JULY 23, .1969. AND THE AMEND- Mrs. John Weber, Mrs. Brooks MENTS THERETO AND BUPPliE daughter, Mrs. William Sedgwick, Von Arx, Mrs. Douglas MacCon- NENT8 THEREOF, win preienttd lot Linden; a sinter, Mrs. Pauline Introduction and first reading on Sep- nell and Mrs. Edward Willis, 1 tember 1, 1966 by Mayor and Councl Lipke, St. Paul, Minn.; four All New 1966 Fall and Winter Fashions el Borough ol New Shrtwiburr an Area II chairman is Mrs, Bar- IADIES on October 6, IBM wai finally adopted grandchildren, and six great- FROM THE and 'approved. grandchildren. ry P. Bradford, assisted by Mn. JOHN S. laMON. JR. Douglas Johnson, Canvassers are ; Borough of New Shrewsbury Funeral services will be to- AtteU: Mrs. T. J. Outerwear Coats Jerome 8. Reed morrow at 10 a.m. in the Mc- Latest High Style Women's Magazines C rl1 Boesewetter, Mrs. M. J. Scan- oct. i2 15.7 Cracken Funeral Home, here. Ion, Mrs. D. C. Maloney, Mrs. BY: ULLA - H.I.S. • EUROPE —' LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE G. M. Farrington, Mrs. H. C. PUBLIC NOTICK Bergman, Mrs. B. A. Dupree, 3d, SALE OF PROPERTV CRAFT • WHITE STAG TAKE NOTICE, that the Borouih of Union Beach win offer tor Bale al Mrs. Robert K. Bruce, Mrs. W. 1 bH Auction Uie following parcel! of Borough-owneigh-o* d land. The Borough J. Stewart, Mrs. P. C. Henry, haa received an offer to Durchaie each parcel ITnn tthl e amount Indicated. The LADIES MR. DINO - COUNTRY Bain shall take place at the UNION GARDENS FIRS HOUSE. PARK Mrs. D. R. Wight, Mrs. W. B. AVENUE. UNION BEACH. N. J. on MONDAY. OCTOBER 21. 1MI. al 8:13 P.M. at -which time said offer to ourchaie anal] be considered and may be Macurdy, Mrs. Seymour Siegler, SUBURBAN - LODEN KING. relented or confirmed and raUfled, provided no higher price Mrs. Lester Rushing, Jr., Mrs; terms shall then be bid for said1 ppropertr y by any other persons. R. F. Calt, Mrs. J. T. Noonan, SLACKS The 8ale Is also subject to thee approval of the Municipal finance com- mission o( the Division ot Local Government. Mrs. J. E. Peters, Mrs. H. C. Prospective Btdrirra mav mail written bids for said prooertv directed to the Borough Clerk, Administration Building, Florence Avenue, Union Beach, Thomas, Mrs. R. McDaniel, Mrs. GREAT N. J., living the name and address of Uie bidder, and the amount of the G. S. Bowden, Miss Nancy Bro- NEW HIGH FASHION bid. or any .bidder mar brine this bid In writing to said place or may & SKIRTS onlly bid tliereat. kaw, Mrs. William Nye, Mrs. The property to be soM shall be subject to the following conditions and restrictions: John Knickerbocker, Mrs. H. J. By: Mr. Pants - Pantino SAVINGS! 1. Sublect tn such slat* of. facts as en accurate survey and inspection Ostrov, Mrs. J. A. Warrenfeltz, LADIES' SWEATERS' ot the premises may disclose, 2. Subject to covenants, conditions and restriction* of record, If tny. Mrs. Adrian Longfield, Mrs. H. Cress Keys - Norman Davidson 3. Subject to exlstlnx ordinances and regulations affecting the use of the r property. J. Smith, Mrs. K. R. Guenther, Zacari - Kiyyo - G/T of Boston. 4. In the event the purchaser Is owner of premises contiguous to the Mrs. Frank Kaepplien, Jr., Mrs. PEERLESS - WONDERMINE proDcrty sold, the entire' tract or plot comprising both Uie original knd acaulred property shall be considered for the purpose of Zoning as a William O'Brien, III, Mrs. D. R. Stretch - Fully Lined - Knits. tract or nlot and n nrovidon to this effect shall be put In any deed Grady, Mrs. G. H. Morgan, Mrs. from the Boroufh for the orooert?. Mrs. J. M. CROSS KEYS - GARLAND The Successful Bidder shall immediately at *alaration nr Mtlmm deedAttA , annnd taxetax*sI onn thethe- prooerlv to be assesseases d Jamison, Mrs. John L. Moncrief Andd adiusteditedd from thth . date of saleaale. and Mrs. Frank Leslie. • MOHAIRS • SHETUNDS • IMPORTS The Borough reserves thi rlsht to reject any and all bldi lor any reason whatsoever. Area III chairman is Mrs. Tha Und to be SDM 19 described as follows: John A. Flood, Jr. Canvassers Parcel Drserlr, Appnx. Slie iso. On 1MI Tax lisp Location 0(1.01 are Mrs. Nan Vincent, Mrs. J. DRESSES 1 Block 111. Lot 6 Cambridge Ave, 50x100 v 2 Block 1W, Part of Lot 9 Park Avenue »ioooo - Feeiwy, Mrs. J. W. Needle, See this unusual 50x100 8 Block 2(2, Lot S Harrla Avenue 2JX97 lioaoo John Charlton, Mrs. Nathan Al- •KNITS •tOCKTAILS 4 Block W, U,\* 8 k I Central A Poole Aves. (50x100) sioo.00 bcrt, Oscar Pattin, Mrs. William • IMPORTS Block II, Lot 1 Third street (12x75 ) McVitty, Mrs. Catherine Hill, Selection («3xlO7> MARY 8ABIK, Mrs. P. J. Halleran, Mrs. James By Geldworm, Lerea, Borough Clerk Oct. 12 l2sjj|Richards, Mrs. James Acker, Dalton, Damon, The Mrs. John McQueen, Mrs. Floyd LADIES' Gundell, Mrs. R. H. Mlnton, Mrs. Sidneys, Jr. Accent, W. R. Van Develde, Mrs. R. J. Mr. Meit. Gine Paeli, FOR SALE Newman, Mrs. Ulysses Allen, W. F. Wafle and Mrs. F. S. Avery. Sportwhirl, Thayer. ' Jr. BLOUSES TRUSCON STEEt BUILDING 48' x 96' Area IV chairman Is Mrs. WH- By Dalton, Gabey, V«ra, AS LOW AS SAVE AS MUCH AS lard Gabel, assisted by Mrs. Ir> Stafford, Ailecn, Villager, LOCATED ON WEST ST. 50' SOUTH OF CHEST- win Dorros, Mrs. W. T. Hogan and Mrs. R. H. Thomson. Can- Panrsville, Shapely. NUT, THIS BUILDING CAN BE READILY DIS- vassers are Mrs. E. J. Schcrer, OO SILKS FINE COTTONS MANTLED AND RE.ERECTED. WRITE TO "AJ," Mrs. F. R. Huettig, Mrs. H. W. Lancaster, Mrs. J. J. Fahey, MAN TAILORED BOX S20, RED BANK, N. J. 07701 , Mrs. Paul Anderson, Mrs. Chuck Harding, Mrs. H. R. Riley, Mrs. H. S. King, Jr., Mrs. H. P. Den THE DAILY REGISTER TMaetday, Oct 12,

Citfs FmtmdlyttoUM Atlantic Highlands Council fefobatiwery pMiau. n to WvChMle* C. W14JU, tomagb \fbu»m. lAmmum.W. **#, gtpevr, regarding hii a 17-ye»r rtsideiA, to * Ueutea-jof (be Improvement* to CmeAired Continued Representation in Sewer Parley »at in the SOtn Armored DivjJ Untie Pier Co.'* pier, it 9 •ion, New Jersey National! decided to, seek tbe .sjiif LONG BRANCH - A long day sections of a 1930 license ordi- ana Mid tfo&diiaioai ! violations of ' the zoning ordi- ficials' intention that "clubs" be night that if the college could not! 130 by HO-foot section of the Me- prove discrimination exists in aPlanning Board on Nov. 17, it Council is anxious to finalize council approved a three-month if a culvert is needed through- nance. considered distinct from rooming was announced last night. leave of absence' from the deCampbel- l Estate on South Ave. faciUty where' students allege it ilans for the proposed Middle- the pier, and what effect the.,.; Attending the court session houses. partment far Patrolman John L.The plot is to be developed as pier may have on future dred&H: does, the students were free to In commenting on a letter from town regional sewer program. which lasted from 11 a.m. to 3:3(1 Testimony then proceeded as the Middletown Township Sewer Managrasso, with a provision to park.' ,, [ing in the hartor. '»'. - p.m. were City Council President to whether a fraternity was orwork through the state Civil Bondkig Authorized Rights Division. \uUiority, Councilman Richard C. extend the leave if required. Appoint Mrs. Paine A resolution was; passed, ap- Henry R. Cioffi, Councilmen Ip-|wa» not a rooming house. Coun- An ordinance, authorizing the Students privy to yesterday's itryker said that lie will attend The officer had requested the Mrs. Virginig a S. Paine was propriating $1,200 for location ' polito and Robert Cornell. andoilman Ippolito and Mr. and Mrs, issuance of bonds totaling (142,- appointed to the local Planning meeting indicated the college, 500, and a $7,900 appropriation action to permit him to accept and perimeter surveys in con-" about 15 members of the Kappa |John W. Carr, M5 Hoey Ave., tes-would resort to testing landlords' a position as investigator with Board to replace Robert Dun- Beta Sigma fraternity, tocated|tified to noise, disturbances, lit- rom the borough's capita] im- nection with the federal Depart- policies by sending both white Viet Najn adopt tlie county prosecutor's office, can, who has resigned. Mrs. in a house owned by "Monmouth jter and general raucous behavior and Negro students to apply for provements accountt , was d Paine had previously served as ment of Housing and Urban Der. Manor, Inc., at 205 Cedar Ave. in the vicinity of 205 Cedar Ave. : (Continued) ed after ppubli c hearingg. Funds Fred J. Rast, 3d, 21 of 101 velopment (HUD) Open Spaces. the same vacancy. East Mount Ave., was sworn in secretary to the body. : Complaints had been lodged on Sept. 9 and 18, the days foi targets in the Haiphong and Ha-will b e used IIn an extensive program. ."/,',?. A member of the state Civil ad improvement program In by Mayor Jay M. Kellers as After discussing a letter from against the owner and members which the complaints were lodged Rights Division explained last noi areas and in the southern of the fraternity for operating by Building Inspector Samuel night that testing, under con- panhandle. Pilots claimed dam- a fraternity in an R-3 zone in DeBartolis. trolled conditions, is acceptable ge or destruction to 74 cargo which the zoning ordinance ai- Joseph A. Yanchlk, dean ol as evidence in court. barges, H bridges, 28 buildings, 10 trucks and six boxcars. lows "rooming, boarding, lodging men at Monmouth College, am With few exceptions, the stu- or guest houses" as permitted Jay C. Petersen, the college's di- dent demonstrators applauded U. S. fliers also hit the de- THE CENTRAL JERSEY BANK uses, rector of financial aid, testified the agreement. "Everyone militarized zone between North City Prosecutor Robert Mauro as to the extent and nature of thought it was great. I'm satis- and South Viet Nam 'with 12 opened his case by requesting an social activities in the frafied,- " reported Mr. Morris. bombing missions yesterday. alteration in all the complaints ternities. Mr. Petersen had at A few. students said they want- {tended one fraternity party Sept They reported setting off 15 sec- RATES to read R-2 rather than R-3 zones ed more specific commitments jndary explosions in strikes because there had been a cleri- 16. He said he did not know how on the college's part, but added cal error. Rooming houses aremany people attended the party. that they would abide by theigainst oil and ammunl not permitted in an R-2 zone ex- Douglas Sibole, president of group's decision, at least foi tion dumps and buildings of cept as a non-conforming use ex-Kappa Beta Sigma, told the courl now. North Vietnamese troops in the isting before the zoning ordinance there had' been no .fraternity Last week's sit-in began Wed- iix-mile-wide buffer area, was adopted. party on the first date in ques- nesday afternoon. The demonstra- Using 8 Divisions ON Magistrate Stanley Cohen read tion and that on the second date, tors had picketed the-college and The U. S. 4th or "Ivy" Di- a ; Long Branch policeman had boarding house, that Monday. vision's 3d Brigade began com- been on duty at the fraternity The sit-in, which continue! ing ashore at Vung Tau, 40 miles and no complaints were lodged through the night, lasted untilloutheast of Saigon, from CERTIFICATES Narcotics against members that night. Friday afternoon and resumed troopship that had brought (Continued) At one point in the proceed- for some four hours this Mon- from Fort Lewis, Wash. With the program, noting that tidy two ings, the attorney for the frater- day until the administration pro- [division at full strength, the New Jersey counties have set upnity, Milton Pashman of Passaic, posed yesterday's meeting. United States now has six di- OF after care clinics." termed the line of questioning "a Besides Mr. Morris, attending visions in South Viet Nam, four Quoting from the governor's fishing expedition going no the meeting for the students were Army and two Marine. speech Monday before the Huwheres.- " John Cook and Barry Harris. In addition to the 325,000 Amer- man Resources Conference of the At 3 p.m. Judge Cohen decid- Attending for the administra- ican soldiers In Viet Nam, there DEPOSIT State Freeholder Association, Mr. ed to postpone a decision unti tion besides Dr. Coe were Thorn are nearly 42,000 troops from five Campl added: October'20 when he would allow as F. Murtha, dean of studen other Allied nations and some "If the New Jersey program., a new line of reasoning to beaffairs; Dr. Stephen Braisted, 705,000 South Vietnamese under is to receive ft complete test of opened by the defense. director of psychological ser- arms, its worth' and applicability, then Judge Cohen requested the a vices; Miss Barbara M. Krantz, U. S. strength Is expected to these medically-oriented rehabili- torney for Monmouth Manor, Dr. dean of women; Frank M. reach between 370,000 and 400,- tation clinics must be established Stanley Yacker of Matawan, to Smith, director of. student affairs, 000 men by the end of the year, at the county level." submit by Oct 18 a memo clar: and Henry L, Schwartz, housing U.S. Marines reported a five- The undersheriff then compli- tying two points: officer, hour fifefight with North Viet- SERVICE IS OUR BIGGEST ASSET! mented the Monmouth County First, since the fraternity dii Rev. Gilbert Fell, assistant namese soldiers near the demili- professor of philosophy whc Citizens Committee on Narcotics notNpossess a special club license tarized zone in Operation Prai- tor Its "dedication, time, and efa-s required by the 1930 ordinance, worked with both students and rie. The Marines.said they killed fort spent on addicts and thedid it have non-conforming usi administration, also attended. 18 North Vietnamese before the CAN WE HELP YOU'? addiction problem." permission? That point yjej President Van Note 'did not at-Communists broke contact and The citizens committee last judge said, would be decided tend, withdrew to the northeast. M mon* climaxed a three-y e a r|bn the basis of whether a room The U. S, command announced drive for official county support ing house existed at the locatioi the termination of five-week.old tn establishing a drug treatment previous to passage of the zonMiddletown Operation Sunset Beach, i and aftercare center in Monmouth iiu; ordinance. (Continued) search and destroy sweep b; CENTRAL JERSEY BANK by requesting Freeholder Marcus Secondly, does a fraternity dif- The committee approved th units of the If. S., 25th Infantrj Daly, county welfare director, to fer substantially, from a room appointment of Irvin Beaver a: Division 30 miles northwest oi ask the Board of Freeholders to ing house? The jadge said at thoard to set up a 15 to 21-mem- had argued the case, on the asnamed to the post of townshi] clashes yesterday, MARLBORO • MATAWAN - NEPTUNE CITY • SHREWSBURY • SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS ber Narcotics Commission to rec-sumption that the ftVernity consafet- y director. Member Federal DtpnH fctsunnn Corporation ommend long and short range stituted a conforming,use as i Set Hearings Sell Fast! The Daily Reglste: programs to curb addiction and "rooming house," and he hai An ordinance setting speed lim- not been informed that in an R-! Classified treat addicts. ' ; its along various portions of Por Also on last night's panel was zone «>oming houses were Monmouth Rd. was introduce! Moses Ancrum, Monmouth Coun- non-conforming use, .'J ' and public hearing set for Oct. ty probation officer. Dr. Bertram Mr. Yacker said he ha* under- 25. Crocker, assistant professor of stood the, ^original mplain Also set for • hearing ..thai sociology at Monmouth College, amendment had not altewd "tfc [night is the township's codification scheduled ..as a speaker, did notlegal or factual issues "In th of ordinances, the $12,000 projeel appear.^ •-•' ••;_ case.'" • '• '-•• ••••':• - hi the works for several months. With no comments from the public, the governing body adopi Aor* Jravtl^A^mli^Hiiocialion ed a code changing the name o Sidney Dell Ct. to Dellwodd C SERVING THE NEEDS OF THE TRAVELING , Also adopted were the prelimi- nary findings of the townshi; PUBLIC OF MONMOUTH & OCEAN COUNTIES traffic survey, desi'gnatlnf through streets throughout the O'DMMII trow! Agency Aibwy Park Tranl itcrvlc* municipality. ^41-8080 775-0050 The governing body agreed to Mtttmt Trov»l Service Csrell Travel tile an application for $45,00f from state Green Acres funds «W-5300 741-6500 which may be used to purchase AiMilcm Trawl Ag**cy Lawimr Trawl Agncy land involved in the beach ero- 775-8100 842-222' sion project. , It was explained (hat in situa- tions where the cost of an ease- NOW! THEATRES ment might reach as high as 80 • Aero el ft»» r«kli«l per .cent of the value of the land AIT it would be advisable to pur- chase the land and have 50 pel cent, of the cost reimbursed from Thank Green Acres funds, Republican Motorcade Set Today RED BANK — Borough Repub- licans will mark the opening ol their campaign headquarters a 107 Monmouth St. this afternoon h eelor with a motorcade. Riding In open convertibles wi be John P. Arnone, candidate foi *•< Lnll* Corel mayor, as well as council candi- Mnrlce dates Thomas F. Oakley, Josep) loih Jranfo Falvo and William S. Anderson, Honored guests will include James M.< Coleman, Jr., candi- date for Congress, and freehold- Stan Conntry « James Band er hopefuls Marcus Daly am in "GOLDHNGER" Harry Larrison, Jr. The motorcade will form ai ffOr OFVIIIS ClOilieS and "DR. NO" Marine Park at 2:30 p.m. and —K)TH IN COLOR- proceed up Broad St. to Bergen PI,, west on Bergen Pi, to Shrews- Hetirtnryv Fondrenaa — Paul Ford bury Ave., north on Shrewsbury and Joanne Woodward In Ave. to Monmouth St., and east electrically "A IIG HAND FOR on Monmouth to the new head- THE LITTLE LADY", color quarters. Refreshments will be served to all participants.

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Thrte miUi louth of Freehold on Route 9, Freehold, K J. Jimi Cniral Powtr ct UtM/Nnc Jtmt JW* LigH Reerecttm Progrcm 4-WtdotKky, Ort. 12, W/> THE DAILY KGiSTEE Man Jailed Set in Shrewbury SHREWSBURY — MM. f*n& S. For Assault F»hry, 1»rot!«h clerk, tmwuaced at Borough Council latt night that OBITUARIES regUtration for • 20-we«k recrea- Of Wife tion program will be Tueaday at MS. LEONARD BLEEKER MRS. MARIE MONTUORI FRANK PIERRE HOLMES LONG BRANCH - Charlei Hut- p.m. in the Obit PI. jymnui- SEA GIRT — Mrs. M.rcecne LONG BRANCH — Mrs, Marie FAIR HAVEN - Frank Pierre chinson of 96 Cooper Ave. yes- ijm. Wright Bteeker, 406 Brooklyn Montuori, 7J, of 67 ManhasJett Holmes, 73, ol 23 Oaklawn Rd., terday was fined $100 and The annual program, spowottd Blvd., died Sunday in Point Way, died Monday in Monmouth died yesterday morning In Riv- sentenced to three months in the by the recreation committee, Will RMMnt Hospital. Medical Center. She was the wid- erview Hospital. Monmouth County Jail yesterday feature basketball and volleyball Born ia Eut Orange, she was ow of Pasquale Montuori,' Born in Keyport, he was the On a complaint by John Ho!d«n under the direction of Jamis'W. •former Ltkt Ptrfci, Fit., resi- Mrs. Montuori was born in Na- son of the late Frank and Em- of 100 LibertyflSt. that Hutchln- Asbell. ma Been Holmes. Until his re- dent. She was a member of St. ples, Italy, daughter of the late son had caused a disturbance tirement, he was a cashier for Uriel the Archangel Episcopal Salvatore and Rose Sorrentino in Holden's place of business. the Jersey Standard Oil Co. at OPEN SATURDAYS! ,.1^ Church, here, The Holly Garden Boccla, and had lived in this Magistrate Stanley Cohen also Atlantic Highlands. ALL SIRVIdS Club and the Sea Girt Community area 10 years. ordered Hutchinson to serve a He was a member of the Red Club. She w»s klso t member of She was a member of Holy three-month sentence to run con- at Hw MAIN OFFICE Bank Methodist Church and was the Fitkln Hospital Auxiliary. Trinity Catholic Church, currently with the first one and a trustee and former treasurer of ^Surviving are her husbind, Leo- Survivini g are two sons, Dom- to pay a $100 line for carrying a the Young Men's Christian Asso- [EIATONTOWN nard Bleekcr and a brother, Mai inick L. Montuori of Rahway an blackjack. Salvatore J. Montuori o[ No ciation in Red Bank. He also cjBim Wright of Fair Haven. was a member of the Mystic Ma- Daniel Fibus of 225 Union INIATIONAI* "Services will be held at 11 a.m ark; a daughter, Mn. Josephln Ave. was held for action by the Gallina of this place; five gram sonic Lodge 21, an active mem- tomorrow in St. Uriel's Church ber of the Old Guard, of the Esso Grand Jury on a charge of Burial,' under the direction of the children, and four great-gram threatening Mrs. Carmela Caruso children. 500 Club. He was a veteran of Rr. 31 at* Wyek.H M. Robert C. Neary Funeral Home World War I, having served in of 227 Onion Ave. with a dan- IATONTOWN Manasquan, will be In Falrvlew A High Requiem Mass will bi gerous weapon. the infantry. Membwi Nri. 0t». IM. Cory. Cemetery, Westfield. offered Friday at 9 ».m. In Hoi; Miss Lana Goodman of New Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Trinity Church. Burial will b Court, West End, was fined $20 PHONE 542-4400 Ethel Preston Holmes, two in Holy Cross Cemetery, Nortl for speeding. MRS. ANNE MacDONALD Arlington, under direction Of th. daughters, Mrs. Charles Raynor, Flock Funeral Home, Lor>| Red Bank, and Mrs. George Rud- RED BANK — Mrs. Anne Mac- dy, Little Silver; five grandsons. Donald of 19 Alston Ct, who was Branch. Services will be held Thursday fannd dead in bed Monday night GRAMAN'S at 2 p.m. in the Adams Funeral was born jn Scotland. She came MRS. SAMUEL RABITO Home with Rev. Stanley E. Mug- VACUUM and APPLIANCI PARTS CO. here 20 years ago from Long MASON IS HONORED — Arnold C. Nielsen of Mefuchen, center, grand ma.r.r of RED BANK — Mri. M»ry R* rldge, pastor of the Red Bank Island. New Jersey Masons, visited Washington Lodge, Eatontown, Monday night with hit 156 MONMOUTH ST. MD IANK, N. J. bito, 63, of 151 Mechanic St., dIM Baptist Church officiating. Burial She was a member of the First Monday in Riverview HojplUI. will be in Fair View Cemetery, grand staff to attend reception given for Theodore E. Neitler of Eatontown, state PHONI 747.5613 Presbyterian Church and of its Born In Italy, lh« wti Middletown. grand chaplain. He is pictured shaking hands' with Mr. N»itUr. At Uft is Jamet E. Women's Association. the daughter of the late Mr. am Duke of West Long Branch, worshipful matter of Washington Lodge. Mr. Nattier, a Hoover Cleaners From 24.95 Surviving are lour sons, Don- Mrs. Stephen Clllo. MRS. EVA~STAPLES tM MacDomlcf of Springfield DENVIU-E—Mrs. Eva Perine lodge member for more then 20 years, is lodge treasurer and a past matter. He belongs She was a communicant of Si Mass., Graham C. MacDonald of Staples, 83, of 8 New St., died Anthony's Catholic Church »nd to many Masonic groups, including the Shriners. Eureka Cleaners From 24.95 Rockville, Md., John C. MacDon Monday In the Beverwyck Nurs- its St. Ann's Society. aid of South Pasadena, Calif. ,and ing Home, Parsippany. Shetland • Lowyt-Sweeper- Vac -. n James G. MacDonald of West- Surviving are her husband Born in Long Branch, she had Waxers-Pollihers-Hand Cleaners port, Conn.; a daughter, Mrs. Samuel Rlbito; two SOtu, Joh moved here 18 months ago. She Will Review Planned Code On Licensing Marjorie N. Griffin of LeRoy, Rabito, at home, and Samu was the Wile of the late William SHREWSBURY — Borough brief discussion on how it might Ohio; two sisters,, Mr«. Helen Rabito, Fair Haven; threi Staples. Some of the requirements SALES and SERVICE Council last night decided to take specified In the proposed ordi >•'<• Smith of Brooklyn and Mrs. Mary daughters, Mrs. Nicholas Sabole Surviving are three sons, affect children selling Girl Scout a long Jook at a long ordinance nance are: finger printing the Freibott of Port Monmouth, and sky, Jr., Middletown; MM. Rob-Charles Lltohfield, with whom she cookies and magazines, the coun "We Service What We Sell" proposed on licensing businesses. applicant, police Investigation of 12; grandchildren. ert Patterson, Lincroft, and Mr: ived; Clinton Litchlield of Stan- cllmen elected to study the or- Borough Attorney John E. possible criminal records, posting ALL PARTS and SERVICE Louis Acorra, Elberon; and 1 ton, Conn., and John Litchfield ]Memorial services will be to- Keale submitted a first draft of dlnance and discuss it at the next a $2,000 bond, and payment of grandchildren. of Miami; a daughter, Mrs. Roy ON PREMIS1S ••::, morrow at 11 a.m. in the First the lengthy document. After a meeting. an application lee. Presbyterian Church chapel, with A Requiem Mass will be of Bretzius of Glendqra, Calif.; two ••• • •••'•"'"' '»'•'•.' *•*» Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster, pas- 'ered in St. Anthony's Church a grandchildren, and a great-grand- tor, officiating. Interment, un- a.m. tomorrow. Burial, undei child. der the direction of th« Worden the direction of the William S. An Services will be in the Norman Funeral Home, will be In Fair derson Funoral Home, will be lr Dean Funeral Home, here, at 2 Pantry Pride Discount Foods, Rt. 35 and Middletown Rd.( Middletown View Cemetery. Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Middletown. p.m. tomorrow. MONDAY THRU WEDNESDAY 9 A.M. to ? P.M. DEATH NOTICE THURSDAY 8:30 A.M. to 9 P.M.—FRIDAY 8:30 A.M. fo 10 P.M. MACDONALD — Anne C, of 1& Alston Court. RM Bank. Beloved mother ol Donald, Oraham c, jotin c, ana SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. K> 9 P.M.—SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. James Q. MacDonald1 and Mrs. Mar- Jorle N. Grltfln. Memorial ncrvicea at the First Presbyterian Church Chapel. ON ANT M.00 OR MODS Thursday, 11 a.m. In lieu of tlowen ON ANY POUND CAN OF please make contributions to the Build- ing Fund or the Flrit Presbyterian Church, Red Bank. 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Tney Mid this tional Multiple Sclerosis Society, American Hotel, Freehold. brief ceremonies ben, when he on (he faculty of the Instructional critic. candidates' for Borough has been done in other commwii will report on the unit's mem- Mrs. Cambell has credited the was presented the citation for Methods Division, Council have called upon.Mayor ties by using a blacktop paving bership drive progress at the 10thGreater Red Bank and Greaterjoutsfauiding performance and a Char|e< W. Stephens and the material. biennial conference of the society Freehold Chambers of Com-, The current award to Mr. governing body to expedite con' step increase in salary, awarded The Democrats emphasized! in the Shoreham Hotel, Washing- merce with assisting in the'fund Entin in his second recognition attraction of walkways on heavily^ by Brig. Gen. Thomas'M. Rleiul, that they are advocating side- ton, D.C., this weekend. drive. commandant. under the Army's incentive traveled main roads. walks only where vitally needed, awards program. His previous The drive is designed to aug- Other delegates to the con- Mr. Entin received a B.S. in and not on most borough streets cash award was for sustained Raymond J. Florian, Joseph ment funds needed to inaugurate ference will be Rep. James J. education from New York Uni- H. Weber and John W. O'Mara They said the walkwayys could be pinnepn d MS clfnfcs" in two'rauntyy J^' versity, and has done graduate superior performance while a said a sidewalk committee, estab- most equitably financed by in i Chi f th f microwave instructor. most equitably financed by in- hlthospltp ai5. Co-chairmen of the ef Langer of Matawan. More than work at the university. Round as Columbus' egg, tall as th» Santa lished earlier this year, has made eluding them in the general long fort are Eric Bertelson. vlce—^ "American and 23 foreign] Mr. Entin started his civil ser- Mr. Entin is first vice president Maria, men get! fitted at J. Kridel. a survey of roads, but hasn'tjterm obligations of the borough, chapters will be represented at vice career as a field radio re- of the Joseph Finkel Lodge, taken action on construction or Individual property, owners iumi the session. Ipair instructor In 1951. A year Boat Brith. deciding on a method of financing shouldn't have to bear the cost, it. they said. Conflict Law They said the walkways are The Democrats said they sup-! needed for the safety of children port the Parent-Teacher Associa^ Asked By walking to and from school. tion, which has urged repeal ol ' The trio 'said the sidewalki an ordinance requiring property Sears Preview of 1967 Cars Starts Today committee was set up at the sug owners to build and finance side Democrats gestion of Councilman Gordon N. walks and adoption of a statute MIDDLETOWN - Democratic Litwin, only Democrat on the which allows the borough to con-Township Committee candidates governing body. struct necessary walks. Edward J. Roth and Thomas J. "The prevailing policies of de- Ames recently issued this state- The Democratic candidates ment: cited Point and White Rds. and lay have served the borough "Democrats have tried for Prospect 'Ave, as "dangerous, badly in many areas," the Demo- three years to get a conflict of streets" needing walkways. crats said, "but nowhere can the; results be so significant as where interest ordinance passed. The I "The ssual leisurely procedures they affect the lives and wel I subject was studied and restud- Sears of the present administration can-! ied; ordinances of other commu- 4 Days Only! being of many children." not be followed in this case, nities were received, an entire ^ since the lives of our children 'ile has been developed. After i Prices Effective 'til Sat, Oct. 15th are endangered every day," they On Air Group's all this, Mayor Kavalek and the •aid. Competition Team all-Republican Township Com- The trio urged that walkways SPOKANE, Wash. - Staff Sgt, mittee find it necessary to ap- be constructed to follow the con- Robert E. Haley, whose sister, point a committee to study the tour of the land and avoid de- Mrs. Doris Clark, resides at 85 problem, to make a decision on Lafeyette St., Rumson, N.J., is the merits of a strong or weak providing vital maintenance sup- ordinance. Why must this ordi- port for the Strategic Air Com-nance be studied at this late Coldspot Ice-Maker HOUSE mand's 15th Combat Competi date? Is there any doubt that OF tion which tests electronically the the ordinance is needed? We Will same skills SAC combat crews move for the adoption of a con- LORDS are using to fight Communist ag- flict of interest ordinance to pro- gression In Southeast Asia. tect the taxpayers of Middletown a Scotch Township. The week-long trials, which be 1;., Whisky gan Oct. 2 at Fairchild AFB 'We also advocate full disclos- Wash., feature the 37 top B-52 ure of all township business. We Frostless Refrigerators Strato Fortress and B-58 Hustler propose to publish the list of bomber crews of the command, vouchers paid at each meeting, Sgt. Haley is a radio main- a practice instituted by Demo- tenance technician for the B-52 crats and discontinued this year I selected to represent the 93rdby the all-Republican Township Reg. 379.95 Bomb Wing at Castle AFB, Calif. iCommlttee. The honor of being chosen tc "We further advocate that cop- $ support their unit's entry in thi Bottled in ies of the minutes of each meet- "World Series of Bombing" i Scotland ing should be available at the |awarded to maintenance person- Save 41.95 township clerk's office at a rea- nel on the basis of technical skill, :rted solely by sonable time after each public proficiency and consistent out- I Brands, Newark, N. J. meeting. 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Jersey could become just a "museum As a mechanical wizard, I will admit piece'' unless they respond to the de- ther can the municipalities operating that I'm not earth-shaking, but I do know mands of the time. independently. It logically falls to the the simple truths about a house—like if you The governor, calling for better county to show initiative and co-ordi- turn the faucet to the right, water comes nate the task. out; turn it to the left and it stops. Or is it state-county relations, spoke this week the other way? Just a moment, please . . . It is past history that Monmouth at a gathering of county government Yeah. Right is on; left is off. Of one officials in Trenton. Human resources County procrastinated for too long be- thing you may be sure, I will not read the turned out to be the main topic. fore embarking on many of the pro- book. It's insulting. Years ago, I did about , every small job around the house. No one Governor Hughes said greater grams discussed by the governor. But, in recent years, our freeholders have taught me. By nature, I am a simple stub- county help to the people can come born peasant who would rather evolve his tried to make up for lost time by im- in the areas of narcotics, medical aid BISHOP own methods than listen to advice. plementing broad new programs— to the aged, regional planning, and * * * many of them geared to the regional legal aid to the poor. OBVIOUSLY, MY WIFE is trying to make me look stupid. approach. "What we need today," the gov- This is another field of endeavor in which I am superior to ernor said, "is some bold new thinking In welfare (and we don't mean her. They are countless. She even flunked on stuck zippers. Marcus Daly's prosecution proposal), And who had the brains to call the plumber and the fire de- and planning for regional ventures partment the morning of the cellar flood? which will develop human resources." in education, in transportation, in recreation, in help to the poor, in nar- Kelly said; "There's water in the cellar." So I went below And, to back up his thinking, he said and found a half inch of rain water. Dew, practically. It was cotics, in planning, and in health — he meant such programs as the pre- all in one half of the basement, and was held from going down to name a few areas — Monmouth's 1 vention of delinquency and crime, the drain by a small ridge of concrete which ran across the freeholders are trying to meet their room. I did the proper thing: got a hatchet and chopped a community colleges, regional school responsibilities. V in the ridge to permit the water to flow through. districts, work training efforts for But there is still much that remains Jt is not my fault that the builder forgot to announce that the poor, county-wide cultural services the fuel pipe to the oil burner was buried in it. The oil squirted and economic and industrial develop- to be done — in the county and in out and 200 gallons gushed all over the cellar. She lost her ment. the rest of the state. This week's head and moaned: "One spark and we'll all blow up." Did nudge by Governor Hughes, hopeful- I panic? No sir. 1 got some glue and wood-fill and jammed it . Having long advocated many of ly, will spur county governments on into the break. these ideas for Monmouth County, we to new and decisive action. Unfortunately, the stuff flew up in my face. One of the support the governor in his desire to mechanical situations in which I am peerless is dialing a • phone. So I dialed. In four minutes, we had the fire depart- A Vote for Columbus ment; two days later, the plumber arrived. \

But it is the Yale argument that * * * -• :•• It will be something of a surprise ANY HOME OWNER would have done the same thing. still bothers Justice Michael A. If, by today, there are no new theories Very few women can understand logic. Another time the elbow advanced as to who actually dis- Musmanno of the Pennsylvania Su- joint under the sink was leaking. Kelly wanted to call a plumb-, covered America. preme Court and a trustee of the er. For goodness' sake, what for? Just go to the hardware Today is Columbus Day — the society. And he unveiled his case, store and get some grease cutter and pour it in. proper time, it seems, for scholars and saying the Yale theory is full of holes. Would anyone suspect that it would eat through the pipe? researchers to release new evidence He states his contention in his book, They must be making those joints out of cardboard. The fuse, Sylvia Porter: Tour Money's Worth blew out because she had the refrigerator, the electric stove, "Columbus Was First" timed by the as to who actually found the New and the washing machine all going at once. I fixed it. I put World first. way, for general release today. a heavier fuse in and it worked until I saw smoke coining out, Last year, Yale University kicked It is hard to argue with the Italian Of the wires. up something of a storm when it pro- Historical Society, Justice Musmanno, Should You Buy Stocks? A typical hysterical woman. Blows" up like a six-inch' duced a 1440 map and other documents the brave souls who annually re-enact You are a widow in your early 50s. You Should I put at least part of it in bonds? Or salute. Who made the modernistic coffee table? Who slaved the Columbus landing in Asbury Park, have just received $40,000 from your hus- should I put it all in stocks? over it with sandpaper until it gleamed? Who varnished it purporting to prove that Lief Ericson, band's life insurance. All you have outside of Answer: You should not put your entire until four coats were on? You know who. The slave. By an and not Columbus, made the dis- or the Christopher Columbus Club, this is a modest house on which the mort- capital in stocks; that's not sufficiently con- infinitesimal calculation, the thing tilted a tiny bit. Not much: covery. Inc., which is sponsoring a parade in gage is almost paid off. Your two children are servative considering your problem. You an inch and a half or maybe two. Now a Welshman says he has honor of the Genoa navigator tonight adults but in no position to should buy some bonds, because you need, Should we throw the table out? No, sir. It reposed in the the maximum income you can safely earn in Long Branch. support you, and anyway living room. The mistake was not In the table, but in Inviting evidence that Madoc, son of a Welsh you want to be independent. and bonds pay high returns today. Our vote continues to go to free-loading relatives to the house. They sat their drinks on king, arrived on these shores 300 years Now you're facing up toth e A proper, sound division would be this: the high side, and watched the glasses slide down and off before Columbus. This claim has not Christopher Columbus, 1492, and the problem of investing the put about 60 per cent of your money in bonds: onto the rug. Funn-eeeee. aroused the controversy that the Yale Nina, the Pdnta and the Santa Maria. $40,000 — and you're scared put the balance of 40 per cent in stocks. stiff. Diversify your securities. * • * And we hope that will take care of theory did — although the Italian For advice you have You: Can you be more specific? I MAKE NO pretensions to perfection. With the years, I Historical Society was quick to chal- the matter until the next Columbus come to the chief executive * * * have learned. No longer do I mash a finger when I hammee^ a nail. J order one of my.daughters to hold it. Oh, they cry^ lenge it - Day rolls around. officer of one of the world's ANSWER: CERTAINLY, and any respon- a little, but girls haven't got the nerve God gave to a rabbit.'" most diversified financial sible brokerage tirm can also give you a suit- I just let them whimper, and then I swing the hammer. Some- houses. able, list. You should, in fact,' ask other firms >RTER times it gets them off from school. They should be on their.; Fire Prevention Week You: I'm terrified of for their advice. losing this money, but I must have income. :knees thanking me. ' . :, Firemen throughout the county are figures were added up in the nation, You: And how can I get the rest of the How much can I earn on about 140,000 with- Income I. need? Kelly lacks faith. She reminded me thafwhen I took a* Jiigh** doing their best this week to alert it was found that fire destroyed $1.5 out much risk? Answer: If you don't want to depend on '.ichoot "aptitude test a few years ago, the teacher—one of thoseF' residents to the dangers and hazards billion worth of property. Answer: Today, you can invest $40,000 your children, get a job — and try to re- sneaks with a neutral smile—'handed me three pieces of ma- of fire. The only solace — if any is possible safely to earn more than 5 per cent a year marry. One of the best investments you — hogany 18 inches long. They had each been cut on a bias. The for you — or $2,200 or so a year. object was to fit them together so that they formed a perfect — that can be gained from the stag- or any widow in your position — can make This Is Fire Prevention Week — a You: I can't live on that. I must earn is in training for a job and buying a new . oblong. Any idiot can do it.. gering losses is that without fire pre- good time to re-emphasize the need- more. wardrobe to make yourself as attractive as So, 28 minutes later, teach got nervous and snatched the vention efforts the loss of life and * • * less loss of life and destruction that you can. Eliminate one of those investments pieces of wood away from me. I almost had it. He said that property would be much greater. ANSWER: YOU CAN'T be as conserva- and invest the money Instead in your own the' average backward high school boy requires 45 seconds. is brought about yearly by fire. Now, during Fire Prevention Week, tive as you should be and earn more on the future. When you get a job, you will earn the Absurd. He's jealous because I write for a living and he has average from securities than this percentage. extra money you need and you might find a It has been estimated that more and throughout the year all of us to walk around toting pieces of wood. You are among the most susceptible of all husband at your job as well. "The Awful Handyman's Book" indeed. Even the chapter than 12,000 persons lost their lives should take steps to eliminate fire groups to stock tipsters, and get-rich-quick You: This is the wisest advice you can in fires across the nation last year. headings are a base canard. "You Can Fix Electrical Things hazards. Fire drills should be held in schemes. You must avoid the tipster pitfall give me? and Live"; "How to Fix Appliances Without Wrecking Them"; And more than half of the fatalities the home and at work, just as they are or you'll go broke. And since you have no Answer: Yes. You shouldn't look for in- "How to Fix a Car Without Knowing How"; "How to Hang' business experience at all, you should not try vestment miracles, But your $40,000 will be occurred in homes. in the schools, to determine the avail- Things on Walls." to earn a lot more by putting your cash in a safe, will return you a basic amount each County firemen, most of them able and safest exits should an emer- business venture. You could easily lose your, year and your nestegg will grow over the I know someone I'm going to hang on the wall. volunteers, are called out daily to gency arise. entire capital by trying this. long-term. You won't double or triple your fight blazes. The great majority of Fire does not have to be the killer You: How should I invest the $40,000? capital quickly but you won't lose it either. them, the firemen say, are caused by and the destroyer that it is. It can be From Our Readers carelessness and could have been avoided by exercising care and action John Chamberlain: These Days avoided easily. When the destruction today. The Register welcome* letter* from It* readers, provided they contain signature, address and telephone number. Letters should be .limited to M0 words. They should be typewritten. Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington""] End of FulbHght Monologue All letters are subject to condensation and editing. Endorse- There used to be two Democratic voices spoke under the joint auspices of the West in the U. S. Senate on the subject of foreign German Institute for the Study of East and A Call to Arms policy. One was the voice of Bill Fulbright; Middle European Partnership and the Foun- 32 Fisher PI. Some 'New Viet JVams' the other was the voice of Tom Dodd. And dation for Foreign Affairs of Chicago, was to Red Bank, K J. WASHINGTON — President Johnson Is In the past two months, while everyone's the result was a dialogue, to make a true use reassure the Europeans that the U. S. was To the Editor: . '•> devoting so much of his time to the Viet attention has been focused on Viet Nam, at of that much-abused and not so committed in Viet Nam that it could Congratulations to The Register for winning the New Jersey generally phony descriptive Nam conflict that the development of policies least 20 Soviet MIG-21s have arrived at Al- not react in time to crises in Europe. Even Conservation Communication Award for 1969. It is well de- for other trouble spots is being seriously de- phrase that is beloved of with 300,000 men in Viet Nam, he informed served! geria, giving that country go fighters and the liberal cliche-makers. layed. bombers. the Germans, "there are actually more men Today's editorial, "The Conservation Effort," has In its In recent months, how- available to meet our other international This Is the growing complaint of diplomats Morocco has transports, but no operational fifth paragraph a real "call to arms" for all of us who enjoy ever, the dialogue has given commitments than there were before we em- and intelligence authorities combat planes, although that government is and profit from our out-of-doors — enjoy as a place to pursue way to a monologue, with barked on the major Viet Nam buildup." Our pressing for presidential ac- now seeking to purchase a small number of many hobbies, and profit in health and well-being. Bill Fulbright commanding armed forces have risen from 2.6 to 3.1 mil- tion to counter the mount- fighters from the U. S., with financial help The best of luck In your continuing efforts. Ing flow of Soviet arms to practically all the headlines. lion in a little over a year. Dodd told the Sincerely, from Saudi Arabia. The note that goes out from Algeria, Egypt, Cyprus, Germans, in elfect, not to listen to the Viet- Roland S. Woolson Congo and Cuba. Eight hundred Soviet military Instructors the U. S. Senate to foreign niks who have been busy spreading the im- countries is almost wholly Their memorandums, and technicians are known to be in Algeria. CHAMBERLAIN pression that the U. S. will soon tire of its now gathering dust on the Moscow is training Algeria's military officers limited to the refrain of Asian commitments. President's desk, warn of in Russia at the rate of 500 a year. "let's not be beastly to the Communists. Just * ' * * Cynic's Corner By Interiandi "new Viet Nams" in the • • • show some magnanimity toward them and we'll soon have a world of peace and good "THERE IS ABSOLUTELY no chance," Middle East, Africa, and THE GATHERING STORM - If this he said, "that President Johnson will capitu- Latin America unless the will toward men." ALLEN growing military Imbalance isn't corrected late before the domestic opposition and aban- U. S. takes immediate pre- immediately, these experts warn, Algeria will The reason for this state of affairs is don the people of South Viet Nam." ventive action. be tempted to revenge its 1963 defeat by generally ascribed to Tom Dodd's troubles in The Dodd speech dealt with a variety of combating the charges that he had failed to While admitting the Soviet arms problem Morocco. topics in a most candid way. He denied the may appear insignificant to the bloody Viet report certain campaign contributions as in- reports that America was prepared to sacri- Nam struggle, these administration experts Although Morocco has a highly efficient come that should be taxed and that he had army, it is desperately short of modern equip- fice NATO In return for a non-proliferation are stressing that diplomatic and economic misused his position as a member of the Sen- treaty that would deny nuclear weapon de- moves now by the President could help avert ment comparable to what the Soviets have ate Foreign Relations Committee to help lob- given the Algerians. velopment to our friends without binding the tragic U. S. military in- byist Julius Klein hang on to his West German hands of the Red Chinese, Nasser or even volvment later in many of When fighting broke out between the two Industrial clients. The latter charge has fall- India. He spoke of "American doubts about these tension-ridden areas. countries three years ago, the Algerian army en flat, but the first still hangs over Dodd's Europe," warning his listeners that the ap- Illustrative of their was still basically an ill-equipped guerrilla head. pearance of Soviet good intentions along the warnings is the dangerous force and was soundly beaten by the Moroc- • * * fault line of the old Iron Curtain should not cans. situation developing between NO DOUBT THE EFFORT to defend him- delude them. People in the U. S., he said, Morocco and Algeria, the This would not b« the case today, the self against the various allegations has used "have a different view of Soviet intentions country chosen by the experts assert. The scale of Algeria's mili- up a great part of Tom Dodd's time. But the because of the commanding role which Mos- Kremlin for the biggest tary expansion gives that country a com- cow played in the so-called Tri-Contlnental manding military edge over Morocco. unrcported fact is that Dodd has been in no Red military build-up in fit physical condition to make his usual re- Conference in Havana last January." Africa. sponse to crucial questions Involving foreign All in all, the Wiesbaden speech was Dodd anon These worried intelli- policy. In his old and powerful vien. The fact that he gence-diplomatic experts es- E^REGISTER Whatever the reasons for his depressed could deliver It can be taken as evidence that timate recent Soviet arms he now feels he is on top of things insofar 6- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1966 state may haVe been, they exist no longer. shipments have given the Algerians from a For Dodd's recent speech to the West Ger- as defending himself against the charges six to one lead to an eight to one lead in «•« Broad St.. KM Bank, N. J. made against him. It is also evidence that he »» Dl. it, MKdKtown, N. i. mans at a conference in Wiesbaden was full military equipment over Morocco. » uu Main si., rrrfhoia. N. J. of the old fire and vigor, a challenge to every- has recovered his old energies, which, as a For example, Algeria Is credited with re- «7» BrwH»»>. Him Branctl. N. 1. thing that Bill Fulbright has been saying on matter of medical record, had been drained ceiving 6.0C0 Russian artillery pieces during vm itr Jdw ii. ma ittnrr CI«J the subject of U. S. foreign policy. It served by the destruction of potassium in his system the past two years — eight times more than *r Tb» am runt humw that came as a tide effect from a medicine H. HAKOI.U mil.l,V. PuMlithrr notice En the world in general, and the Sen- Morocco purchased from France and the U. S. »«r«l Mutter ate in particular, that the monfjoryio of the used to counteract high blood pressure. Now V/ith upward of 300 modern tanks, Algeria trliMir /. l.iroln. l.nllur that he has overcome his physical troubles, SutlscMDtlen rrlcea In Advance past few months is about to become a dia- his a lead of six to one over her pro-U. S. Smut* ennv »t tmintrr. 7 emu: hv null. II) c«nii logue again, Dodd is raring to go. The days of the Ful- "Yes sir, we con certotnly be proud of neighbor. U momhi-JlO.W S monLhl-mJ Dodd's buslRcu In Wiesbaden, where he bright mono|ogue are ovjsr. 43 wwica's achievements In spocel" • month*-* ».» i month ~|i.M r , 1) Arts Center Models Go On Display Bayshore Day Care THE DAILY REGISTER In ita ftfll exhibit run, the ecu- Early Is Hovtmbw, the ot- i Aria Center ter display ws» »hown at the Wbtt *ffl be let up in the BeB . . Ion «gdribit in a se- state- fair in Trenton and the Telephone Laboratories building Center Opens riet-fll AmftBtf throughout New Garden State Plaza ahopplngat Holmdel for viewing by Its emporium in Paramui. 4,000 employees. HOLMDEL - The Baysfcore CUffwood Beach. Keyport, Union IT'S HARVEST TO Scale modeli center, It Is headed for the Blue Cross- The models will also be ex- Day Cue Center, located in the Beach, Keansburg, Haziet and which b under construction at Blue Shield "Community Cor- Ubited from time to time In the old Centerville School on Rt 35,Raritan Township, all of which Telegraph Hill Park along the ner" windows in the heart of lobby of the highway authority will be officially opened Sunday are served by the Baythore Day Garden State Parkway, have Newark at 500 Broad St. The dis-ldministration building at Wood- at 1 p.m. Care Center. ot the new been set for public viewing. play there will Tun from Oct. bridge, whfire they were origi- Walter Hill, chairman of the The main purpose of the center The New jersey Highway Au- IT to 31. nally displayed. Matawan Neighborhood Council, is to take care of pre-school chil- thority la building the recrea will preside at the ceremonies. dren of mothers who desire to DELICIOUS ORCHARDS tiohal-cultural complex in Its More than 200 persons are ex- work to augment low family in- parkway roadside area for open- pected to attend the opening. comes. The 80 children now reg- Legion MembersFiip istered are taken care of from ing late next August The center Almost two years of work by DELICIOUS APPLES TRENTON -"Albert J. Moel- ^Cherry Hill Post, Martin and 7:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. design was by famed architect the Matawan Neighborhood ler of Westfietd, new department Marlboro Mres., Cherry Hill, Fri- In addition to the director, Edward Ourell Stone. Council went into the creation of TAKE YOUR PICK Commander of the New Jersey day at 8 p.m. there is a staff of three nursery the center, which has an enroll- American Legion, will direct a The purpose of Hie conference school teachers, four full teach- ment of 60 children from the membership promotion confer- is to acquaint 196647 post and er aides, one part time aide and • Red Delicious » Jonathan ages of three to five. UNDECIDED? ence of post and county officers county officers with the Legion's 18 volunteer helpers, as well as Among those who will take • Stayman Winesap • Golden Delicious and membership chairmen from membership program for the administrative and malnte- part in the opening ceremonies Burlington, Camden, Monmouth year. Legion Posts throughout staff. The children re Mayor Edward E. Hyrne and Ocean Counties, at the home the country are accepting vet- ceive breakfast, a hot lunch and FROM OUR NEW BAKERY Rent a new (Matawan borough); Mayor W. erans of the Viet Nam period an afternoon snack, Complete (beginning Aug. 5, 1964) into iehricke (Matawan Township); HOME BAKED CAKES, DONUTS, PIES : piano before Rev. J. L. Dargon; Mrs. Jean medical, dental am wr- Principals membership, provided their ac- vices are supplied. Blueberry, Pumpkin, Mince, Apple, you buy tive duty has been terminated Brown, chairman of the Day under honorable conditions. The Care Center committee; Joseph Cherry, Pecan and Peach Meet Oct. 25 Legion's federal charter was E. Taylor, executive director of Elect Troop Chairman It costs |ust $8* a month MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - TRENTON — Monmouth Coim- amended extending the privilege Monmouth Community Action WE NOW STOCK A COMPLETE LINE OF Program, and Mrs. Margaret Sc- Stacy Bogdonoff has been elect- to rent a famous full scale ty school principals will meet of membership to Viet N&m vet- S. S. PIERCE QUALITY FOODS viero, director, Bayshore Day ed troop chairman and Jean Leo- piano and if you( decide to Oct. 25 at Holiday Inn, West erans, by Congress Aug. 31 and AVAILABLE AT OUR NEW LOCATION ONLY . . . the bill was signed by President Care Center. nard as scribe and Barbara Gra- buy, the service charge is Long Branch, to discuss educa- ALSO A LARGE SELECTION! OF IMPORTM mi DOMESTIC CHIISI Johnson Sept. 1. Special guests include Rep. dy as treasurer of Girl Scout Ca- credited to your purchase. tional problems, trends and iette Troop 347. ideas. James J. Howard and Freehold No obligation, of course. er Joseph C. Irwin. Also invite? Patrol leaders are Julie Nagy, Part of a series of 10 regional are municipal and religious lead- 3arbara Montgomery, Renee conferences held throughout the Peace Essay ers from Matawan, CUffwood, Myers and Linda Bentz. state, the meetings are spon- sored by the state Department JUST CALL of. Education. Contest Set Liberty 2.1212, .»». 442 County school superintendents, MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS? MuttlpM HWMit nunllntt HMM ki (Morpnlirt functioning oi MM nundtt. state department staff members By Lions Mcimn onundi on rucMnUm ol m canton to mtm twmoiiou

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Exchange Reg. 32.95 Purposely made oversize, then pre- cision ground to perfept arc for bet- ter, surer braking surface contact. Good fade resistance, require no Reg. 3 4.18 break-in period. 27 For Your Free Pitta Cutler, Mall Two Emblems From Any Ctlentano Product, with your mma and addreis to: Celintano Brothers, 671 Third Street, Newark, New Jersey 071017107 M 1500 HIGHWAY 35 Phone SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE MIDDLETOWN 671-3800 Satisfaction Guaurantotd or Your Itoaugr Back KUKKOXIUCKAND CO. Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:00 Hil 9:30 y Oct. 12, W fHE DAILY REGISTER Asks County Plan to Aid Commuters MATAWAN - Democratic free holder candidate Alfred E. Sa ders said last night that the boan should develop a program solve the problem of the com muter." . The candidate, who Is a Fr What Do Food Shoppers Like About "Big W"? hold councilman, spoke at th opening of the borough Democra Ic headquarters. With him wei his running mate, Eatontow Councilman Bruce J. Mangan, a Matawan Council candidates E Ward Dillon and F. Scott Su itrum. Mr. Sanders said the presenl Republican — controlled freehold- er panel had "only a passin acquaintance" with commute: YES-PAY LESS FOR VSDA "CHOICE" - GOLD STAR MEATS! problems. 3DISCOXJ3STT He said the board has madi GOLD STAR - "BIG W's" FAMOUS - YOUNG WESTERN STEER studies but should have encou aged community and commute Super Markets groups to make recommendations USDA "Choice" BEEF SALE! He said there was no doubt thai County Line Road the state will authorize a con BONELESS IN TH£ BROOK PLAZA SHOPPING CMIH solidation of stations and elim nation of grade crossings be- cause otherwise "there would b JACKSON, N. J. no trains to concern curselve: With." CHUCK ROAST 56 Newman Spring* RaV The candidate complimente 88t ;; i>6 the freeholders on adoption o RED BANK, N. I.* a regional sewerage master pla RIB ROAST "" •" and the state legislature on en- actment of a law to implement it But, Mr. Sanders said, it will all be ineffective if the freehold- ^ NEWPORT ROAST si.13 Swift's Premium ers don't follow up with definite Prlcei effective thru Sot., Oct. IS, 1964. action. Rib Steak 78< Shoulder Steak 88< Never any lim'rttl Buy oil you wantl None told to dtalen: He questioned whether a coun ty authority is planned and sai ^ California Roast 58< Beef Stew ' 68< that the most important need is Gold Star • Hat or Sweet - Fresh Made BACON to advise municipalities on means & Cross Rib Roast «• 78< Cube Steak ul 98' - Homemade Style of obtaining aid for local pro- Extra Lean - Sliced • grams. 60LD STAR - FRESH CUT FROM PLUMP lyiEATY FRYERS Hickory Smoked Italian Sausage Unheard of Value!

8 Divorces Ool4 Star - Top Quality Fresh Chicken Parts SWIFTS PREMIUM • SKINLESS Are Granted FRESH FRESH »78< ALL MEAT FRANKS FREEHOLD - Monmouth BRE STS ( SWIFT'S PREMIUM • VACUUM PACKED County Judge Alton V. Evans has LEGS Uoi.plw.49c granted these eight divorces: CHICKEN * SLICED/BOLOGNA Helen M. Dinocola, 8 Barrie 55 FRESH BABY SWIFT'S PREMIUM • PURE PORK Dr., Hazlet, from Jonan Dinocola, LIVERS »59c SAUSAGE MEAT Linden, for extreme cruelty GOLD STAR • SWEET EATIN' Richard E. Francis,1 1515 Allen GIZZARDS *29c c MORRELL Ave., Wanamassa, from Dorothy BACKS & NECKS MOc SPARE RIBS BRAUNSWEIGER SPREAD E. Francis, Trenton, for deser- Turkey Drumsticks • 2o tion; Rose Marie Benson, 151 Gold Star - Cut from PARKS Rustic Dr., Oakhurst, from Hu- GOLD STAR-USDA CHOICE Ib c LITTLE LINK SAUSAGES jb.pt* bert A. Benson, Jr., Normandy ALL BEEF HAMBURGER FRESH GROUND 38 Grain Fed Porkers ||, Beach, for desertion, and Ger- 58 IMPORTED UNOX HAMS 'jn '3.45 ** trude E. De Nardo, Shore Con- ou>STAR USDA CHOICE TAYLOR PORK ROIL v*ch5g?™1SfI course, Ollffwood, from Carmine CHUCK CHOPPED * FRESH GROUND - LEAN " 64' De Nardo, Laurence Harbor, fo Yet . Pay Lett for "Country Freth" Dairy Foodtl desertion. GOID STAR • USDA CHOICE - Ib. ROCK CORNISH Also, Irma Kasper, Elizabeth ROUND GROUND FRESH GROUND - XTRA LEAN from Charles F. Kasper, 41 Woodside Ave., Keansburg . foi GAME HENS ORAHGE JUICE desertion; Maria Orechlo, 44 At- Shoulder Lamb Chops kins Ave., Neptune Township, California Steak ROYAL DAIRY "QUALITY" quart from Salvatore Orechio, 402 Mor- Gold Star • Delicious ris Ave., Long Branch, for de- GOLD STAR ib c SOLD STAR U). THE REAL THING container sertion; Audrey Tripp, 146 Como- USDA CHOICE TOP QUALITY 1 Vi to 2 Ib. average 38 Allaire Rd., Wall Township, from 58 63 IOWER FAT CONTENT THAN CREAM CHEESE - KJRDEN'S EAGLE WAND Herbert C. Tripp, Treehaven apartments. Ravine Dr., Mata- NEUFCHATEL CHEESE •«* 2-49c wan, for extreme cruelty, and Catherine S. Wakely, 168 Broad KRAFT - NATURAL SLICED MUENSTER or St., Matawan, from Paul E. YES-PAY LESS FOR BRAND NAME FOODS! YOV ALWAYS DO AT "BIG W"! SWISS CHEESE Wakely, Solvang, Calif., for de- tertion. 20% LOWER FAT CONTENT THAN SOUR CREAM Judge Evans also granted an KING SOUR DRESSING annulment to Ann Horowitz, 120 Chelsea' Ave,, Long Branch, from New From PILLSBVRY! James Horowitz, 213 Bath Ave. Long Branch. BUTTERED LAYER BREAD • DULY VANILLA & NITWIT SSSS ** 6 Penalized STREUSEL APPLE CINNAMON 4 CHERRY "^ 2

In Raritan Pay Leu for "Springtime Freih" FRUITS £ RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Mag- istrate Harold Stern Monday 25fodtroU fined Norman Hodges, Jersey ALUMINUM WRAP City, a total of $70 for speeding, attempting to elude a police of- GRAPEFRUIT ficer and making an imprope v turn, and revoked his license fo: LINDEN HOUSE 46 oz. can NEW CROP 60 days for speeding. PINEAPPLE JUICE FLORIDA SEEDLESS Joseph Russo, 1 Donnelly St., 3 28 Union Beach, received a suspend- HEART'S DELIGHT 46 oz. ed 30-day sentence to Mon- mouth County jail for using loud APRICOT NECTAR 3c OFF LABEL can CRISP MACINTOSH APPLES and abusive language to a polic officer in the Hazlet Post Office RED CORTLAND APPLES «<» »* parking lot. The officer had is- *ued him a summons for disre- 2c OFF LABEL Pizza Flavored "A Tremendous Hit .'"' CRISP PASCAL CELERY ™"« garding a traffic signal. Mr. Russo was found innocent AMERICAN BEAUTY RUSSETS POTATOES of the traffic violation, but was HUNT'S Red Emperor assessed {10 in court costs on the disorderly persons charge. AJAX Irving Thompson, Rt. 1, Mor- ganville, was fined $30 for leav- CATSUP VEGETABLES GRAPES ' ing the scene of an accident- and Cut Green Beans, Pork & Beans, Butter Beans, $15 for careless driving. CLEANSER 14 oz. bottle "International Appetiier Depl"! (where available) Assessed $15 each were John Kidney Beans, Whole Irish Potatoes, Spaghetti Kangham, 701 Palmer Ave., Wes Allenhurst, and John McCann, 22 Giant W. Park Ave., Belford, both in- 14 oz. can attentive driving, and Joseph 40 oz. can CHICKEN ROLL Lejeune, 123 Second St., Key WHITE MEAT ONLY ,. *- port, careless driving. 10 klb FRESHLY SLICED • ' Painting, Parking Betty Crocker-All Varieties Yes - Pay Lest for Freth Froxen Foodtl Contracts Let SCHICK LAYER CAKE HEBREW NATIONAL SALAMI ™SSD * 99c LONG BRANCH — The Hous SCHICKHAUS LIVERWURST ""%$$?* * B9c SARA LEE CAKES SL| Ing Authority last night awarded MIXES CED DEUCIOUS • FRESH MADE contracts for painting and foi RAZOR B1ADES Coffee Coke - Pound NOVA SCOTIA LOX 65c SHRIMP SALAD »* ^ creating 35 additional parkin 19oz.box, Coke • Chocolate Cake 11 tO 14 CREAMY - FRESHIY SLICED DELICIOUS . Choc Von Mnbl. spaces at Woodrow Wilson - Freih Frozen OZ. pkg. MUENSTiR CHEESE'88c HALVAH t"68c Homes. SUPER STAINLESS STEEL 59c The painting contract was ALL VARIETIES . FRESH FROZEN awarded to Moschos, Paulos am DOUBLE EDGE Spaghettini - Elbow Yet • Pay ten for Fre$h Fhh & Sca/oodl (uhtn orolf > Tsarouhas, a Long Branch part Casserole - Zili or LINDEN FARMS BAGELS °62f.r49c FRESH - BONELESS & SKINLESS ^ ' nership, on a low bid of $12,500 PRINCE RICH'S - FRESH FROZEN lb About 125 apartments are sched- PACK 01 Flounder Fillet 78c uled to be painted. SPAGHETTI COFFEE IIGHTENER i«~-..2*29« The Thomas G. Russomano 10 BLADES REGULAR or CRINKLE CUT • FRESH FROZEN • FRENCH FRIED FRESH HALIBUT STEAKS ,b 88c Contracting Co., Inc., Long 11b. box US. No. 1 . FKKH • CIEAN Branch, was awarded a contraci FOR 5 89. BIRDS EYE POTATOES PV;2<"25c Fancy Smelts. lb 29c Whole Bluefish »> on its low bid of $4,970 to create y 1 FRESHFRESH . CLEACLEAN nisH |i the parking spaces and access to the parking area. Whole Flounders "> 33c Sea Scollops "• 79C

Coach Hank Stram of the Kansas City Chiefs says Otis Taylor, 23, is the finest flanker Never Any Limits At "Big W"... Buy All You Want... Come On In! prospect to come to the American Football League since Lance Alworth. THE DAILY REGISTER Oct. X^ 1966-9 Rieenletc Touxn jStarfetf Market's Gain rwedtd «oer*t* to coastrtet tfe* Successful . RED BAHK - The WaUlf* Cowuuetim Co., Brooklyn, N.V., ty ttriiXnrt, wMeb will Is pouring th« foundation for thi „.,. two underground patting new ISO-room RlvervlelUvervkw TowerTowe * levelf. Completion is dated lor a : |y ED MORSE Investing apartment building. Riverside next year. •' • NEW fqfcK (AP) - Strength Ave. By Roger £. Spear Duncan Thecker Associates, Sell Fasti The Dally Register In Mue/4 per cent, Trading was fairly heavy: to- tions. Corporate profits are the higher yield Is a danger sig- taling 8.44 million shares. shared with stockholders by the nal. The next dividend declara- revive a Although the list was in plus jyment of regular cash divi- tion may be lowered; or if the territory all day, it was a see- dends. The amount of the divi- corporation is facing some un- dend is determined by net in- expected adversity, the dividend «tw market.'It began with a.rally Anruo Stl Lawrence C. Turk wilted which was cut back by proilt Armour come and the corporation's pol- may be eliminated, Arrait Ok Q) "You sometimes refer to taking only to be followed by a AIM oil icy of paying out a percentage Atohlton Ot Its net earnings. This may member ot the New York Stocli Thomas S. Dudick portfolio much greater advance. This was All Rtchfld Aveo Corp Stock Firms range from ten per cent to 75 Exchange. Are these members chopped away drastically by th BHeoek W final bell, Silt * OK per cent So long as earnings elected In some way?" S. T. Si/uk Cli are well maintained, the divi- A) To become a member of New Post The New York Stock Exchange till * How I Name Turk the Exchange, It is necessary to Index rose $.21 to $40.28. dend Is usually secure, despite dally price fluctuations. buy a "seat." This Is a personal The Associated Press average Director franchise, purchased from some- For Dudick of to stocks rose 1.0 to 273.9 with But lt earnings slide off and JUATAWAN - Lawrence C. one already a member who In- MIDDLETOWN - Thomas S Industrials up .9, rills up .9 am this continues, the price ot the Turk, 18 Juniper PI., has been tends to withdraw. But member Dudick, 98 Twin Brooks Ave., has utilities up .8, stock will decline. If the gap,nlp is not achieved automatical- appointed director of operations narrows between net earnings been promoted to manager of the for the Association of Stock ly. A thorough study Is conducted and the payout, doubt arises as management services division at Exchange Firms, New York. Into the personal and business to the safety of the dividend. If background of the applicant and Ernst and Ernst, New York City ~ What helps a tired. Makes Visit Mr.- Turk will be engaged In the.stock continues to decline, the transfer of the seat must be Investment program snap back? legal and operational activities accounting firm: the relation ot Its price to the approved by a two-thirds vote of f J. Deep research, sure—but affecting the financial community, Mr. Dudick received a bache- To White Colum Gas Phlll Pet dividend pushes up the yield, un: the Board of Governors of the /\ personal care also. Take the Thomson & Comi floiv including legislative and regula- Pit Met! til tlie latter may arise above the Exchange, lor, of science degree and his Con Edit Pub 8v EAO tory developments, industry trade fmX \ McKinnon treatment. It's a down-to- San Can Pullman interest rate paid on savings ac- master's degree from Boston Uni- Corn Prc1 HCA practices, and-automation and If approved, the member thei [&)] earth dedication to helping your Sands Range Corning a 26B«4 Heading Co receives the right to trade on th versity. Crn, Zell nepub Stl system planning. \J(/ Investments flower. If we have planted a Gruo fill ftevlon Coast Guard from 1954 to 1953. Exchange floor. The sale pric thought In your mind, by all means call. CurlUs Wr IS neyn Met A member of the American He is also a member of the The author of "Cost Controls Deere of a seat runs high. One re- Rey Tob 1 for Industry," he has Jectured at Del Sc.HM Hob .Controli Stock Exchange the past three Knights of Pythias" and the cently exchanged owners fo Dent Sap Bt Jol Lttd years', he was formerly execu- Dramatic Order Knights of Loyola University, Boston Univer- ft's our business to fiafp you fmrart w/iely. Doug Alrc til Bt negli Pip $220,000. Dow Chem a«H Sean. Rtea tive director of the Clearing Khorassan. He is former di- sity, Harvard University School Drees Infl WU shell Oil Corporation. of.Business and. at various pro- H Sinclair rector and general founsel of THOMSON & MtKINNON du Pont 1» 5-DAY RUMMAGE SALE fessional association meetings. DU<1 Lt $»« Smith. AO Mr. Turk received his BA and the New York City Baseball RED BANK - A five-day rum- But Kod lout Paa Federation and former president "Ind John 1»5 Bnu Ry LLB degrees from New York mage sale will be held by the Mr. Dudfck is a member of 9 Memorial Parkway, Long Branch • CA 24310 lrl« Lick •perry Ril University. of the John F. Kennedy Benev- the Budget Executives Institute, Flrntone atrl Brand 21 y Sisterhood of Congregation Bnal (c Co std on car olent Israel, Rumson, from Oct. 17 tc the National Association of Ac- 1 Broadway! New York 4. HA 2-5100 Ford. Mot ltd Oil NJ A member of the New York Association. Hen Accept Btudibaker at1 State Bar Association, lie served Mr. Turk la married and has 21 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. here countants and the Armed Forces 20 East 46th Street, YU 6-0400 • 625 Madison Avenut, PL 1-3800 Qen Cigar 151 Texaco 641 Management Association. oen nynim Tex O Bui 71!., as a lieutenanli t in thhe U.SUS. two children. at 102 Shrewsbury Ave. Gen Eleo Textron . Sen- Fde Tldwit OH. "en, Motort u Tranlimer Jen1 PuB tit 'St o Tel t El m Bit! 35 pen Tire . . 31? Pao Cp 31 Gillette Olen. Aid gfejjjij X, % % * i $1 I S )* • ^ ,£* ;jf ^ ,'-,' Oooarlch oooaycir 1% nr>e« Co «Wi»3 ot A * P Greyhound ouir on Hitnm Pap Hero lno III Cent Ind Ins ftand Int Bui Mch 8M tnt Harv 33 Int Nlek Int Paper Jobs J. Higgins tnt Tel 4 Tel SHREWSBURY - A close tool at the White Sands Missile Rang: American Operations Center ta the Chey- nr Am on enne Mountains southwest of Cdn Maro 4 DAYS ONLY! Cr»ol» P Colorado Springs was accorded Squlty Cp 3 Fario OIH 3 S/l/lll to John J. Higgins, assistant vice Gen Plywd 10U president of the Central Jersey Imp Oil

SOFA COVER, Reg. 23.W ...17.99 At Preview SOFA BED COVER, Reg. 17.99 \\m 1 Of Caravan HIDE-A-BED COVER (Solid Only) R«g. 24.99 21.99 9J.jr.rMM Co. 'Cenway oitlf Shortest Course to IAWRENCEVILLE - David SAVINGS T. Buck, president of the Buck Engineering Co., Inc.; tnd John OPEN AN INSURED L. Keaveney, assistant vice pres- No-Iron ACCOUNT TODAY ident of The Central Jersey Bank One Piece Stretch Foam Back and Trust Company, were among Chart a MM niiru f» rnoneml «•• the 200 New Jersey businessmen airlty. Invut r»ur mon«y In a Sav- in* Account ol Motlnt Vrtw. In who attended the governor's re- KWIKFITS RECLINER COYER THROW COVER •n»" lima you'll M Iravillng on ception to the Mexican and Cen- nil stu ol uojrlty wllti a high n- 72"x60"—Reg. 3.99 Him on your anginal Invntmint. tral American ambassadors and Stt ui Mgyi consuls general and the advance press review of New Jersey's .99 Annual mobile electronic trade caravan Dlvlihnd Conpoundtd to those countries at the armory 8" here. 3 9|ri The caravan Is visiting Mexico, chair cover Dttttitt mad* Guatemala, El Salvador,' Nicar- bythtlfllh fits all chairs Mm from 1 if. agua, Costa Rica and Panama with New Jersey's Trade Mis- sion as part of an economic de- Marine View velopment program jointly apon- SAVINGS & LOAN sored by the New Jersey Maiv Htghwry 31, MlddLtown ufacturers Association, the U. S. 671-2400 Department of-Commerce and the State Department. Hwy. 36, Allantle Highland* Earlier in the week, Mr. Kea- ?91-0100 veney attended a two-day meet 842-4400 ing of the Northeastern Industrial Developers Association at the U«r»r> Stepping CtnMr Statler Hilton Hotel in New York, Rich cotton/Avisco fabrics with a clinging foam backing for practi- Tailored 4-pc. recliner slipcover fits cal furniture protection. Seamless FURNITURE CO. Texture effect cotton/rayon upholstery fabric. all recliners in all positions. No iron fabrics machine wash, need little WEST KEYPORT, N. J. sofa cover/ instantly redecorates. Stain repellent finish heavyweight upholstery cotton/ or no ironing. Brown, Green, Coin fits all sofas, fabrics machine wash, dry and require no Iron- rayon fabrics renew the beauty of Gold.' 264-0181 •ofa-beds artd ing. Thrush Brown, Green, Dark Coin Gold, the most comfortable chair In the 72"x90", reg. 6.99, S.44; hide-a-beds Capri Blue. house. Brown, Gold, Green orMelon. 72"xlO8", reg. 7.99, 4.44; 72" xl26", reg. 8.99,7.44 % MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN °r Open Moh. ah4 Frl. evmlngs 'til 9 jr, Oct 12,1966 THE DAILY HEGISTER Hadassah "^ Teas Slated RED BANK ~T Acting MMfor, Daniel 3, O'Hem BM «lgn«J' • t proclaroaUon designating Octo*- jer as "Hadassah .Month" in this borough, Initiating the "or- ganization's membership drive or the year. A series of membership teas County Fare are being held this week. Mrs." Lawrence Sternfeld, 23 Colonial' Ct, Fair Haven, is hostea to- day at a tea in her home at 10:30 a.m. Putting Together an Instant Garden Other hostesses scheduled are Mrs. Norman Wruble, IT Cousfc' By MARGUERITE HENDERSON Fun that "flowered" in the Barclay Hotel ballroom Fri- Club Rd., Eatontown, tomorrow, If tte antiques themselves don't transport you with their day night was a natural tie-in for the chrysanthemum theme. at 8:30 p.m.; Mrs. Reuben Sped", Old World charm, you dan hide away behind the box hedge Mrs. William Borden, Rumson, came away the winner in tor, 926 Sycamore Ave., New and sup on soup and salads and fancy desserts and dream you the women's dance competition doing the Charleston Twist Shrewsbury, Friday at 1 p.mf •re In "An Early American Garden." That's the decor theme ("not that'I was best, I just had the largest and loudest Those interested in attending el the seventh annual Rumson Antiques Show to be held at claque") while Harry Cravtr, Chapel Hill, polka-ed his way to membership tea may receive; Holy Cross School, Rumson Rd.. on Nov. 10, 11 and 12. firstplace in the men's division whirling with his professional detailed information from Mnfc Painting and prop-gathering are Mrs. Harry Brownett and dancing partner, Lois .McDonald, Fair Haven. Spector, president, or Mrs. Irv- will grace mannequins loaned by Sears- Miss McDonald and Art Shearer, NYC, alto performed In ing Horowitz, membership vicflP perfect exhibition harmony at this gala Monmouth County president. There are more thait *5|UBS I»H "IS PWIS Mental Health Association benefit. 300 women in the Red Bank, raq IKMAW) yojDun Maupna ipq jo jamouipuEi8 sqj oj paSuojoq There, too, were Mrs. Mary Roebling, Trenton; Mr. and Chapter of Hadassah, the Woa# Awijouinj istipv Mrs. Arthur Elros, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Epple, Mr. and Mrs. en's ?ionist Organization of fj Jpp ,fflHi. S,]UTSS|d F. B. Flnkenstaedt, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Sparkes, Mr. and America. This organization ha* •f jCuotnuy -SJIM pus Ma UKUJ ainjpijnj Mrs. Prospero DeBona, Mr. and Mrs. Francis F. Phillips and completed its 54th year of na.' UOJ| pio pun anpreS IBUMOJ iiyjoioo am 2u|«II Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Poduska, all Rumson, and Mr. and lionwide education and action in Mrs. Robert Eisner, Red Bank. -jno sagpaii uaajaia/v* ipiifpift '(pa/us(p s sq mm*i the fields of teaching, medical Also, Dr. and Mrs. William Goldfine and Mr. and Mrs. BETWEEN DANCES at the Monmouth County Mental Health Association's Chrysan- B3j pun uoauouni) BWB juBumsaapw aiff JOJ research, child welfare work, vo^ William Wardell, Freehold; Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. A&hin, SU33B aifj »« in* unqjojipna am p aSejs themum Ball in the Barclay Hotel, Belmar, commiHee members and guests pose for the cational education, social wel- Little Silver, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ashin, Short Hills; also _ am uo dwptfwq ipio.i-adiHOjj v 'Jivw oapic8 fare and land redemption in tf* from Little Silver — Mr. and Mrs. George Bielitz, Mr. and photographer. From left to right, GeorgeJ.. Bielitz, president of the Monmouth County Henderson aqj jo atop m am OIJM jappx P&>FI -«1M State of Israel. There are 318,009 Mrs. Ralph Belknap, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Bruno, and Mr. National Bank, and Mrs. Bielitz; Benjamin A shin and Mrs. Ashin, who is president of the Roebuck (which also has an early American ring). members in the national organt» and Mrs. Daniel LaMorte. Specially constructed cubicles with natural burlap wall association, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Belknap, Little Silver. zation. Mr. and Mrs, Edwin H. Ludeman, Riverside Heights, were covering will be used by 28 dealers—from her* to Maine—to there. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Spenoer W. Pitts, Mrs. Olive W. display their assorted wares. Describes Switz, Mrs. Louise Boyd Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Giordano, Among many working toward the success of the show (to SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Waited Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Garruto, all of Middletown; Mr. and Dellera, who was Metropolitajjl benefit the Holy Cross Building Fund) are: Mrs. James J. Mrs. Leffert Lefferts and Mr. and Mrs. L, A. Grandjean, Chap- To Present Prize-Winning Play Gavin, general chairman; Mrs. John A. Hilton, Mrs. L. W. Opera star Helen Jepson, de- el Hill; Mr. and Mrs. F. J. O'Donnell, Holmdel; Mr. and scribed her two. careers at the Ambrette, Mrs. James Keating, Mri. Gerald DIStefano, Mrs. Mrs. Joseph A. Henderson, Colts Neck; Dr. and Mrs. Nathan NEW SHREWSBURY — The play at the Fifth District Drama the cast include Mrs. John Beet John Klein, Mrs. John K. Hanson, Mrs. George Sheehan, prize-winning play of the As- Festival last spring. Appearing man and Mrs. John Scott. Mrs, fall dinner meeting of Zeta Ch.sj", F. Troum and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Joice, Deal; Mr. and ter. Delta Kappa Gamma,,rih David Buckley, John Kennedy and Thomas Bond. Mrs. K. F. Norris, Locust; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Higgins, High- hury Park Woman's Club will be in it are Mrs. Theodore Tollman, Florence McCool is stage mana- Hours will be 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday and Friday and presented for the Woman's Club who tied for best aStress honors, ger. Mrs. Charles Nesbitt is di Shadowbrook. Mrs. Deller*-4s lands; Mr. and Mrs. William L. Litchfleld, Mr. and Mrs. now a speech therapist. 11 «.m. to S p.m. Saturday. Harold G. Sterling and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kastor, West of New Shrewsbury tomorrow and Mrs. Arvid Latham, presl ector of the production. Chairman of the dinner com- Long Branch; Freeholder and Mrs. Marcus Daly, Lincroft; at 8:15 p.m. at Sycamore School, dent of the club, who was se- The arts and crafts depart- mittee was Mrs. Robert A. JAd They sipped their saki from porcelain cups, savored egg Mr. and Mrs. Harry Milt, Fair Haven; and Mr. and Mrs. Her- The play, "Paris Sets the Iected as best supporting ac- ment will meet Monday at 8:30 Tague of Atlantic Highlands.- drop soup, oriental shrimp and pork dishes in elegant ser- man Obermayer, Dr. and Mrs. David M. Alterman and Mr. Styles," was selected as best tress at the festival. Others in p.m. in the home of Mrs. Paul The society will meet Maitt vice, then nibbled on fortune cookies and sweets housed in and Mrs. Julius J. Golden, Long Branch. Glenn, 76 Leland. Ter., to dec- cloisonne for dessert. All this aboard the Yee Yang, the irate hat boxes. Dec. 7. f • stately Hong Kong junk owned by Mr. and Mrs. Burton Moore Well, the "Crazy Eight" are back from the Concord Ho- Members of the literature de- and sheltered in the Leonardo Marina during the recent rains. tel at Klamesha Lake, N. Y. — and a tape recorder richer Clubwomen Undertake partment . will discuss "The Artist-lecturer Trav Neidlinger received their distress call than when they went there, toot Pearl" by John Steinbeck, Picket's Posf after the Moores had spent four continuous rain-whipped days Thursday, Oct 2Q, at 8:30 p.m. The group members (which started out as four commut- GIFT SHOP aboard the junk as they traveled from Mystic, Conn,, to es- ers playing bridge and doubled when their wives claimed Nature Trail Project a the home of! Mrs. William tablish residence in the south. equal rights) have been putting money In the kitty lo these acko, 34 Birchwood Ct. Dining shoreside on steak one night at Neidlinger's Studio many years. Their crazy mumblings about how they would RIVER PLAZA - As a two- Fort Myers, Fla., who was a Mrs. Joseph Bechtle, 12 Kent 57, the Moores reciprocated with their gourmet's delight the spend their bundle earned them their title. year community project the River member of the club and served PI., will be hostess to the music following evening. But friends can scoff no longer. They finally made it for Plaza Woman's Club has under- as its president in 1946-48, was department Monday, Oct. 24, at We don't know the Chinese translation for "a real blow- one long, glorious weekend and with funds left over. The taken plans subject to the approv- named an honorary member of 8:30 p.m. and Mrs. Paul Knauff, out" - but that, quite literally, is what they had as the fall- eight: Eleanor and Joe Ca&sidy, Deal, and New Shrewsbury al of the Middletown Township the club. She formerly lived on 41 Meredith Dr., will entertain ing tide stretched the land cable for the electric light to (he neighbors — Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miller, Jane and Joe Recreation Commission, to cre- Orchard Rd. the board Thursday, Oct. 27, al breaking point and blew out the fuse. Bechtle and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knaflff. Mr. Knauff, it was, ata nature trails in the new Nut- Miss Susan Cook, a senior at >:45 a.m. But candlelight only added to the atmosphere. who reaped the recorder. swamp Park, a IB-acre tract ac- Middletown Township High Mrs. John Kappmeier, presi- GIFTS quired by the township for recre- School, reported on her atten- dent of the club, was presented The bonus to every Junior-League of Monmouth lecture is ational activities. Twelve of the dance at Citizenship Institute at charm as the New Shrewsbury CANDLES Student Reports acres are heavily wooded. Decorator the luncheon that follows. Douglass College in June as a Cluh's "Woman of the Year" for \ CARPS On Institute On Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Carey, Jr., Rum- The project for the club was delegate of the club. time and effort beyond the re- son, had Walter Slezak as special guest. Enjoying his com- introduced at Thursday night's FREEHOLD — Miss Lynn Du- Miss Wheaton accompanied sponsibilities of her office. The pany were Mr. and Mrs. William Leonard, Mrs. Warren Beer, meeting here in the firehouse, brovsky, a senior at the South- four of 13 Middletown Township award was presented by Mrs. Keyport - Holmdel Rc£ Mrs, Q. A. S. McKean, Mrs. .Randall Keator, Mrs. John Bell, by a River Plaza resident, Mrs. ern Freehold Regional High High School juniors to the N.J. Howe Allnutt, point chairman, Mrs.' William Buff, Mrs. Lewis Prentice and Mrs. Curtis B. Sidney Bell of Carpenter St., who Holmdel Village \ School, spoke to the members of State Federation of Women's who noted that many members Morehouse, alt of Rumson. has long been interested in con- the Freehold Junior Woman's Clubs College Day Saturday at had accumulated well over 100 946-B60O Also among the guests were Mrs. Harry Billerbeck, Mid- servation. Miss Mary Wheaton, SHAD- Club at a recent meeting. She re- Douglass. They were Daren Neg- nnints and several over 200. dletown; Mrs. M. Ernest Thompson, Mrs. C. Douglas Hoyt named Mrs. Edwin H. Brasch, ported on the Citizenship Insti- lia, Lincroft; Ellen Martin, Janet and Robert Wayman, Fair Haven; Mrs. Walter Grampp, Lin- chairman of the community proj- tute she attended in June at Seely and Kathy Hess, all of Mid- croft,' and Mrs. John Rathman, New Shrewsbury, ect,-and Mrs. Leonard J. iReade, Douglass College. dletown. The other girls, Lllliy vice chairman. Mrs. Angela Ricciuti of Ange- Larson Barbara Lopei, Mary Rumson Reading Institute ••'• I*«y mn till partying down at the Shrewsbury River lina's Originals, Neptune, pre- * .art. department presented A'nn Beldell, Janet BJomqulst, Yacht Club in Fair Haven — and will continue to do so, we sented a program on millinery. Miss Mary Gordon in a program ' after-school supplementary elasies in ES suspect, even if It halls for their Halloween hoe-down (Oct. Paula Chesnaky, and Diane New-; The club project for this year on travel, including a color slide ton, were transported by •mem- Giv» yiur winJowi Louvre, Natidnal Gallery, the Pit- Miss Wheaton as prospective Mrs. John Dawes are co-chair- tendance, including Bob Rooke (1947), Shrewsbury (Mr. ti Palace, Uffizi, and Tate Gal- Rooke was awarded a gold key to the clubhouse for service members of the club. men. Mrs. Eleanor Bozza is co- lery. above and beyond the call of duty); Whitney Munson (1951), ordinating the aid. Miss Gordon also presented her The welfare department, under The Ranney School Portaupeck; Edmund Carey (1952), John Teeter (1961), Royal feature "Travel Right, Travel the chairmanship of Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Robert Brass requested Gibson — who was genial toastmaster for the affair — (1962), that all reservations for the Har- Light," a demonstration on pack- M. Grogan, will present the pro- "Full Time Private School" ; SHREWSBURY all of Rumson; Fred Gregg (1953). Joseph Scherer (1958), gram at the meeting Nov. 3 at vest Moon Ball at the Battle- Andy Ward (1963) and Dick Karr (1965), all Fair Haven. ng a suitcase and proper clothes 468 BROAD ST. ground Country Club Nov. 11 be for traveling. 8:15 p.m. in the tirehouse. Col 747-4422 in by Nov. 7. Mrs. Elwood F. Searles of A Multiple Sclerosis technicol- RUSSELL G. RANNEYr-Director , or film, "My Friend Joe," nar- 235 HOPE RD.. NEW SHREWSBURY, 542-4777 FETED AT COOKOUT rated by actor James Stewart, OAKHURST — Members of win be shown. The Dolphins Color Guard were HUFFMAN & BOYLE'S feted recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Maguire, Special Bedding Section . . . Holbrook St. A cookout was featured for FACTORY about 50 members of the unit Great savings on one-of-a-kind quality mat- The event marked the start.of a OUTLET fall and winter fund drive and LUCY'S tresses and boxsprings from famous makers >• membership campaign. The Color guard is made up Root* 35 Circle • Eatentown • 542-1010 of girls between 9 and 17 years of age. They have taken part FULL FASHION Same Day Delivery Service in several area parades and will Zip-Out-Pile Lined-Melton participate this month in Colum MERINO WOOL bus. Day and Halloween parades They will take part in color BENCH guard competitions this winter, Adults attending the cookout SWEATERS E. DARRELL SMITH were Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Con- cepcione, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore SOLIDS . STRIPES WARMERS "Tasteful Decorating of the Finer Home" Caffyn, Mr. and Mrs. Robert CUSTOM PAINTING Beverly, Mrs. Eileen Koss, Mr INTERIOR/EXTERIOR and Mrs. George Killion and $E.75 oo Robert Beverly, Jr. VINYL, CLOTH, MURAL WALL HANGINGS 5 COMPLETE COLOR CO-ORDINATION ALL WORK GUARANTEED—FULIY INSURED TELEPHONE 946-4131 NEW SHIPMENT NEW SHIPMENT OF FAMOUS MAKE OF FAMOUS MAKE CO-CHAIRMEN of the Fair Haven Fire Company Aux- iliary dance Saturday are Mist Eileen Butler, left, and Men's, Women's, Children's Mn. Ronald McDeniel. The event will take place in the • CARDIGANS SKIRTS SWEATERS firehoutet River Rd., beginning at 10 p.m. Mrs. John PULLOVERS CARDIGANS McQueen and Mrs. Donald Frank are in charge of • PULLOVERS Relax in luxurious tickets. • SHELLS $550 Roman Elegance $5-75 Minn' and Women's As you're made to.feel beautiful as Half Slut well as look beautiful. Our enlarged FRYERS THREE-PIECE staff of expert hair stylists are avail- 29ii KNITTED STRETCH able Monday through Saturday, and BONELESS SUITS DOUBLE KNIT our salon is open Thursday and Fri- : SLAX day evenings. POT ROAST ', Jots KInhel & Son Knitting Mill Orion Suits • A visit to our Boutique Salon 89* * FACTORY ;'. ' " will delight you SKI .• HOT OR SWEIT $ ITALIAN SAUSAGE 69' OUTLET PANTS 5 44 APPLE STREET Contessa D'or NEW SHREWSBURY NEWMAN SPRINGS MARKET (Adjacent to Airport) •WIHJUE BEAUTV SAtON 54 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK, 747-9310 Bridge Ave. and Front St. 747-0108 Red Bank ; .„, - : 741 •MM Aireti fren MenMMk C*mtr Netted Ink Optl Dally and Sat. »:30-5iJ0. OPEN: Thursday and Saturday 10 to 6; Friday 10 to 8 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. UNCROFT Tlnnday •nHI 9:00 P.M. THE DAILY EEGJSTER W«dnttd«y, OCL 12, 1966-11 DAILY CROSSWORD AJCWHW VLUir "teacher Aides Are Authorized Okayed 1-Cot, LD TOWNSHIP -.IMM jp* boM ttkcHog Momnoolh Beseh . M _ of Education hat wi- „ " , ___„ „. «aW. •.Sorter Marshall W. Erriekson, Salary fw'ttf^lree-hour class; ough Comml«k>n, acting «s the fora. "tendent of schools, to hire jess tonwill.b e place local Board of Heal* last oi«bt, ' aides, (or kindergarten There now art 258 kindergarten ILimtat L An ink 3LMUW Jtosses which have an enrollment students in 10 sections, Mr. Er-adopted a nuisance health code did* '•tain. •o- tnnee j 30 or more pupils. iricksou (old the board, and nei-introduced by the board. last I2.acitw Jorooa inooa X American In taking the action at last ther teachers nor classrooms are month. Indian yam JUt's meeting, the board agreed available to permit the creation lB.Thlnk Die code is similar to one used lCAlph* J. Place S3. Conjunc- M. Hit: Jntk'Mr. Errickson's recommen- of an additional section. by the Long Branch Regional and tot. tion eoUoq. Stion that aides be placed in The board approved a contract Health Department. The mea- TOW 26. Siberian W.Own Jesses only it the regular teach- for Mrs. Edna Blzzigotti, Juniper sure' prohibits excessive growth IS.JKtal giitf 40. At*. rf approves, Farms, to teach a primary grade of weeds: and poison ivy, as well container' vehicle 27. Tomcat dutaae* 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS state requirements^ -- at an annual salary of $6,650. las other nuisances. IB. Noble- 6. Before 28. Pi* 43. Park* nuns 6.Brc&d pen of RT. 35, SHREWSBURY ihhr. Ingredient 30. Hesitation ftsttnr At the Red Bank Lint—747-9813 OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY 17.ThlrJi: 7. Alcoholic •mmd archaic drink 31. Pronoun work W.Uve 8. Afresh 33, Not: 4«.Clty • SATURDAY 10-6 coals »."The prefix trtlna THURSDAY, FRIDAY 10-9 22.RlTer: Three 38. Dart. 47. To ex- MOHMOUtH MEATS LtMa Wlw bill* dude Over 125 Just Brought In Fresh 110 M0NM0UTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH AVE. M.Bven: Ken" ST.Eiver: 48. Win* i poet. 10. Epochs Alaska. neepUcte RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER 25, Pig* 1 2 . s 1 1 10 542-0743 741-5350 29. Staff a LADIES' KNIT $ j A00 741-5292 of life II lit 31. Custom FRESH KILLED—3- TO 4-LB. SIZE—SPLIT, QUARTERED OR CUT UP 32. Farm 13 IV DRESSES & SUITS building 33,Shlp- i Sixes 4 to 14 00 ,. enaped ii VA n TO dock . w% 11 100% Pur* Virgin Wool l& 11 FRYING CHICKENS 33 34. At band Stripei • Solids 35 % 88. Flashy f/A i It ik i11 20 or W Leather and Suede Trimmed NONE HIGHER f Boneless, Choice Choice-Fully Trimmed |Lean - Rib Side % %, •howy. . 3O 31 a* Nationally Advertised Vp To $89.95 dothos 32 % • CROSS SIRLOIN LOIN 88.Shinto temple ¥ 35 f/ Over 500 Just Brought In Fresh 41. Half i STEAK PORK an em 348 i Ha m Hi SPECIAL GROUP RIB ROAST 4!>. Mexican w lubber 11 tree LADIES' DRESSES $ JOO 45. Thin. ^1 %&& DrttUe cooMn 89 89s 69S SI m it't and SUITS e Knife • Wool TO $|()00 e Corduroy • Prints Speeders e Pants Suits • Boy Suits NONE HIGHER Penalized Nationally Advertised Up To $29.95 hi Rumson Over 350 Just Brought In Fresh RUMSON — Seven speeders vere fined in Municipal Court GIRLS' PRE-TEEN $coo >y Magistrate William Kirkpat ick Monday. DRESSES 5 Larew Wheaton of Monmouth 3eaoh, and Jeffty Garside, here, Pre-Teens. 6 to 14 :ach payed $30 (inej on speeding Wool • Corduroy • Solids :ounts. Michael Komic, South iinboy, paid a like amount. Prints • Poor Boy * Knits, COMPARE CONSTRUQIOM, PERFORMANCE, GUARANTEE. Sailor Look • Military Look Twenty-dollar fines went to Ed- NONE HIGHER yard Pegram of Red Bank; Or 3 to 6X • 7 to 14 THEN BUY RIVERSIDES AT THESE ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES at Craig, Middletown; Edward Jarrett, Neptune, and Robert Nationally Advertised Up To $19.95 tsngcr of Fair Haven. Donald Hammer of Red Bank Over 2,000 Just Brought In Fresh ras assessed $10 on a careless iriving charge. Felix Ayaia of Sea Bright was lined $10 for LAMES' $ [»ssing a stop sign. John Van Kirk, here, was fined ONTGOMERY (5 {or operating an unregistered PANTY boat. Three-dollar lines went, to George Becker, Joseph Davidson and Jan Levy, all here, for allow- WARD ing dogs to run at large. GIRDLES • Lycra • Spandex 2 Arrested 5. ML, XL , NONE HIGHER As Suspects Nationally Advertised Up To $7.95 Riverside AIR CUSHION Over 700 Just Brought In Fresh In an Entry R LADIES' HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Two $200 carry" men were arrested by State Po- 6.70-UTube- lice Monday night on charges e of breaking and entering and lar- SPORTSWEAR EACH ceny in connection with an auto Skirts e Pants theft from the home of Harry Exci»To)t£och . Jackets • Blouses TO $500 Paadre, Lanes Pond Rd. Fermln P. Meabe, 18, of New Wool e Corduroy York City was picked up by NONE HIGHER troopers from the Howell bar- Prints • Plaids HIM HI. racks when tie was discovered 1MIUB •uonrAUl IXOIITK Filll 4-ply nylon cord IACH TIM sleeping in the back s«at of a Nationally Advertised Vp To $18.95 stzn Mea body, RlV-SYN US cftr owned by Richard G. Caa- 7JO.M U9 tread compound. tellano, 73, of Freewood St., 470-1J Ul Over 1,000 Just Brought In Fresh 18-month tread Farmingdale, in front of the Cas- IMM4 WAff XU tellano home. HIM mi .BtAQtwJIU OMT wear, road hazard 1 Wheels Balancing Meabe later implicated Caj- tro.ii X* U7 guarantee. LADIES' • BOYS •WWi Wt-in ffrti off /our tellano in the theft, and led po- F0R • WMIwqlli 13 mor». lice to where the car had been abandoned in a wooded area of the township stripped of its tires, GIRLS'-MEN'S 4 *5 troopers said, Both are being held in the Mon- mouth County jail In lieu of $2,- New RIVERSIDrNYlON Riverside 000 ball each for a hearing Oct. PAIIIN9B Till M. SNEAKERS «.WAT auunHin 1. UFCT1ME QUAUTY OUAIAKTEC m *• qMBtr or Moftrfal on4 vtrimm»Hf for NONE HIGHER •w B(« of It* wJflirwl frMrf. AtflmhMftti Address Slated 95* Nationally Advertised Up To $5.95 6JO-13 Tnb«- 3. IOAD HAZAJtD CUAIAHTK [tw^t By Plru Agent Over 1,200 Just Brought In Fresh Itpokabl* puncturw) far M ifl4 EACH kisMackwall M oil tifM «xc*pt U)r, NEWARK - Richard K. Foster of Red Bank, senior personnel f Phi 1.83 F«fW consultant for the Prudential In- Exu'it Tax Each B hasonft (or «* of w surance Co.. here, will be guest BOYS H prorated an trto4* speaker at a dinner meeting of the Alpha Omega Chapter, Phi Full 4-ply nylon cord 9. TKAD WEAK CUAIAHTR for porbd nus no. U*dfi«J. AdlvthHrts kM04 «• curr-* Chi Theta, Sunday in the Spanish MdKMfli prie.' o* »««•• lii* •< tnwW PANTS Tuiniu SIACKWAIU ixasi TAX body resists impact, • *p«cint doltor aOMrant*. (TrwiJ wtar Room of the Holiday Inn, here. . IACH IACH TIM oBowwci not oppfcabhto •« « Hr*( «r e Permanent Press Hill moisture damage; pre*. A graduate of the Wharton - 4J013 10.M* 1.83 MMwdwululyJ School ot Business, University of e Assorted Styles W5/7J0.14 2.50 vents dangerous heat *buJMNia.i price W ngwlar relol fikm pt»» 2.31 Mwol Exdte 1M IwMfk at r*M Pennsylvania, Mr. Foster has 77S/OJ0-1J build-up. Miracle RIV- ofrttwrtv, . i been a personnel administrator • Assorted Colors ...... 8.25/ITO-U SYN tread compound 4. SATCfACTION OUAUKTHD NATION* •.15/7.10.15 Z35 WKK tthm ilr*to PMT M Wor4 brandi for the insurance firm 12 years. 2.57 • Sixes 8 to 20 None Higher aj5/«-50-U 14.fi* assures* longer mileage. He will discuss the progress of 1^5/7.60.15 2J5 Nationally Advertised Up To $8.95 21-month tread wear, women in business. , * road hazard guarantee. Only 50 Just In Just In Over 150 Just In HO MONEY DOWH Ladies' Carcoats Ladies' Mesh LADIES' [wfcea yoo buy » credit at Wards] Jackets - Coats Seamless FREE MOUNTING DOWNTOWN • Wool • Heavy Pile MOD REP BANK • Corduroy • Etc. CAPS $1400 NYLONS Riverside* ST-107 NYLON Your Key to PAIR $<|50 $|00 Better Living . . . 3 FOR I NONE HIGHER Nat. Adv. 1.39 Ea. Nat. Adv. Up To 2.95 "SB" 145*, NEWBERRY'S Nat. Adv. Up To 39.95 "S81" tin I.S3 F«f*ref IMP Ul M»M IMS* .J.70-1S S3 EACH Excfn Tax Focfi NOW OFFERS IBM u»u li^i' in I.lftll 17JT !S Over 1,500 To Choose From 7J»I1 IMS* tsau »L*S* LlfrM IS More RIV-SYN tread compound for added INSTANT 1 ;»H IMI* 111 UOTVU mileage. Full, 4-ply nylon cord body. 24-> LADIES U0/U»)i ll«* w •WWI Irach-In l/ru cH yow CREDIT 1 car. Whll«wol/i <3 *ar«. month tread wear, road fiazard guarantee. BOYS • With Our New 1 SHOES NONE HIGHER Credit Coupon GIRLS i Plan! . Nationally Advertised Up To $12.95 Stan Horn: •iio • tije NO MONIY DOWN STOCK Men. -Sol. HELP Mdnmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown, N.J. Credit Coupons Can •* WANTED WORK MALE | Uitd Jut Ilk* Caik. THE DAILY ftEGISTEft Hear Lecture By ConneUy WEEK, ACME'S DYNAMIC At College WEST LONG BRANCH-Novel- 1st and Pulitzer Prize • winning playwright Marc Connelly took his audience on "An Author's Journey" last night at the second lecture in the Monmouth College (all series. Mr. Connelly opened the scene by describing his reactions to the first theatrical performance he saw as a seven-year-old child in Pittsburgh. In the child's eye, he said, the stage was like a religious service. This impression, Mr. Connelly explained through historical an- alysis, is not inaccurate, because the theater makes an audience into omniscient gods who can THOUSANDS OF judge and explain everything. Mr. Connelly's second point was that the theater for 2,500 SWEEPSTAKES years has been "the greatest social instrument man has ever PRIZES! WIN DIAMONDS made, for himself." The ancient Greeks had already built large WIN INSTANT CASH theaters in the cities where the followers of Aesculapius prac- ticed curing, and to theaters be- came the "hospitals of the spirit." Mr. Connelly believes that the United States is on the verge of a great new theatrical awaken- ing. "We are recovering," he said "from the incalculable damage done to the theater by FRESH --,,- Oliver Cromwell and the Puritan mentality. It should not embarass us that the theater entertains. A healthy theater the world has HOW OPEN!...% come to learn, is necessary for HAMS 55'65 a healthy society." DYNAMIC NEW LANCASTER BRAND 3-in-ONE COMBINATION - m C C Dec. 13 Vote Skinless Franks 59 Chuck 0'Lamb..,14 5 New Providence FRESH BEEFI ' _ NECK OR AJk Slated On Ground Chuck...n,65c AcmeMarket Shank 0'Lamb... 39' :: HOT OR SWEET MJfc UNCASTER BRAND VillageShoppingCenter ^ c mfk New School Italian Sausage. n,.79 Breast 0r Lamb.. ib.l9c pringfieldAve.&SouthSt. ' FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - In NEW PROVIDENCE, N.J. a referendum on Dec. 13, the LANCASTER BRAND Board of Education will seek vot- er approval for a $1,180,000 bond LAMB issue to finance the township's '2,500.00 fourth school. The school, to house 750 pupils DIAMOND PIN In kindergarten through the sixth grade, will be constructed on a '•<•••••& tiilS Cb'UPOk"WORT'k" H "30t 12-acre site on Stonehurst Blvd. WINNER The site was contributed by towiira ptMCiWM of ony bOfMricss bsn ^^ the J. D. Construction Co., de- MRS. HENRY HYERS veloper of Stonehurst, and the 132AneWeAve. ROUND ROAST 1 deed for the site was turned over Neptune, N.J. to the school board by the Town- Name chip Committee. Address...... Pre'iminary plans for the new school have been prepared by architect Norman W. Coates, III M25.00 Somerville, who also designed the MRS. ED BEYER Clifton T. Barkalow school, which II DIAMOND 4 Drtxel Court opened in September, 1965. Boonton, N.J. This Coupon Worth 20[ An addition to the Barkalow m , PIN ' toward purchaM of (1.00 or man, any (mh I School now is under construc- II WINNERS tion and school superintendent FRUIT & VEGETABLES: Marshall W. Errickson estimat- li* MRS. N. COX ANNATAND - • « ed last night that it would be S;;S;; 1045RingwoodAve. 70 Clinton Ave. completed in January. Ntwark.N.J. Nome.•••....I...... ««•••• • Target date for opening the new gS:;: Pompton Lakes, N.J. Address ...... ••••••.*.•.•• SI school, if voters approve the bond • h*.nxM.Oct.nthni».1»e«. Issue, js September, 1968, Plans call for 27 classrooms, including two kindergarten VIRGINIA IEE rooms, an all-purpose room, II XvX-X •100 MRS. GEORGE C. RAU PlAIN, SUGAR OR CINAMON brary, remedial reading room, 36B«vtrlylM. KRAFT Domits....2ofi2 57' ^ This Coupon Worth 20* fflfflj •nd boys' and girts' dressing mm PEACH OR DIAMOND Springfield, N.J. PHILADELPHIA BRAND VIRGINIA IEE URGE, PLAIN towordpurcnoM of opHQt* ormof^t M#oiv rooms. ill LEMON C fonmfaW, ArrtkitofortciiKaiUi Irand A public hearing on the pro- PENDANT Angel Food «.59 MRS. R. KOETT posed school will be conducted WINNERS CREAM CHEESE SUPREME OLD FASHION FROZEN FOODS on Dec. 6. 20OairtAvt. HOMESTYU OR Name.... W PUIN OR SEEDED Address...... ^..., Rye Bread ... 4 loom 1 Man Jailed, • tulnnnbli Ott Ulhoi 15.1»66. MRS. R. CIERILIO SSgj VIRGINIA LEE • Unit, wwcsuyen per fanily 662 Chestnut St. ^:j$ Meal Cream Cheese. ...2 X'.53' Fined $100 Washington Twp., N.J. iii-SS Breakfast Loaf ™'69 ^MMQO^otMitMWej>ffj|IMBliS ! ,*X*X*X •l*XvX' In Disorder LANCASTER BRAND RED BANK - Leopold Mrosz BREADED of 19 Rector PI. was sentenced JAMES P. PAIUCH to six months and 40 days in the 773 Prospect St. VEAL STEAKS U.S. FANCY MclNTOSH county jail in Municipal Court Maptewood.NJ. m m last night. Magistrate Francis X. Kennelly m imposed the sentence after Mr. BERTHA SCHR0.D1 Mrosz was found guilty of as- 731 Newark Avt. BIRDS EYE sault on his wife, Mrs. Louise Jersey Chy, N.J. Mrosz. He assessed a $500 fine m BROCCOLI SPEARS APPLES and $10 court costs, which the de- fendant was unable to pay. The MRS. DARAGO 40-day sentence was imposed 280McCkNonSt. • when Mr. Mrosz was convicted Perth Amboy, N.J. of a similar charge May 17, along with a year's probation. Magis- FRANCO-AMERICAN , w® trate Kennelly reimposed the jail sentence, which had been sus- iii pended. SPAGHETTI-O'S vX'lv.* t John Talton of 147 West Ber- CAUFORNlX gen PI. was fined $25 for failing "CHIQUITA" to pay a $5 taxi fare for a trip SUHKIST from Asbury Park to this bor- Brussel Sprouts ough. Mr. Talton received credit BMAMS CRISP , for his fine, since he had already PLAY CORN OH (5c OFF LABEL) ^_ ORANGES spent seven days in the county 1 Celery 2 ttallci jail awaiting last night's hear- ¥SW: "SPELL Kraft Margarine^ 33 IDAHO, U.S. # 1, A-SIZE BAKING ing. RRINCESS IN SOLIDS _ _ ^ S:¥:W . . Emanucl Micciulla of 64 Oak- D-l-A-M-O-N-D" C 10.59 land St. was fined $25 after plead Margarine .4 ^ 83 10 Potatoes...5 £. 49' ing guilty to doing plumbing with- EASY TO WIN IDEAL WHITE, WHOLE OR SLICED out a license. Free Spell Diamond cards ire C William >H. Davis of 85 Lindei available at your Acme Mar- Potatoes...2 29 PI., who pleaded guilty to no kets. Wash off bttck diamond to expose the letter on the card. When you can spell exactly the word D-l-A-M-O-N-i, with seven individual cards, simply obtaining a dog license, was fined present your winning Spell Diamond cards to your store manager for your $5. He was also fined an addition- diamond pendant, upon verification. ACME DISCOUNTS HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS! al $10 for not appearing when summoned. PROCRESSO VERMONT REDEEM COUPONS FROM MAIL ON... Will Stagger INSTANT 8;s II a cash prize of $1, $5, or $10 ap- ITALIAN MAID ANACIN LISTERINE Catcher's Hours pears In the diamond on your Spell 1 / CASH _Diamon d Card, take the card to th.e SHREWSBURY - Mayor Fred llore eric Messina last night asked • imiii>»* urs manaze111 rr anh d the cash prize is TABLETS ANTISEPTIC Councilman Warren B. Minton WINNERS y° —I ''S t on the spoil PEELED SYRUP chairman of the sanitation com- B ! BTLOF100 mittee, to order the dog catchei Ml ««tiUl. 20-oz. I to work .in the borough at ode TOMATOES ° btl. hours. GET OFFICIAL SWEEPSTAKES The mayor said at a meeting ENTRY BLANKS AT ACME 89 of the Borough Council that resi dents recently complained thai You can get your oflicfal Shower of Diamonds Sweep- SPECIAL AT MOST ACMES... "• dogs are running free in the bor- stakes entry blanks at your Acme Market. Fill in the ough. I! LISTERINE TOOTHPASTE! entry and deposit it in the special Acme container in He said (hat the dog catcher, Cane Syrup. Giant rubH the store. Winners will be notified after each weekly hbo. who works for the borough one 4 day a week, should not confin sweepstakes drawing. 89 his work to set hours, but come Into the community at different times of day. • t, , HOME DELIVERY For Quick Revolts nth , 74WW10 Vac Our Want Ad* THEDAILY Dial 741-WOO DAY Copyrlght-Tlie Rbd Bank Register, Inc. 1966. 40c PER 741-1110 NIGHT SECOND NEWS SECTION WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1966 cFER Assails 300 €ive Proprietor Moral Support Apathy Crowd Backs Teen Night Club lutdoor patio behind the dub. The crowd that packed 130 days ago, Mr. Burr said that in and described his present dif- NEW SHREWSBURY - J. Kel ifter Oct. 3. folding chairs, lined the walls, order to keep going, he needed ficulties. sey Burr, proprietor of Le Teen- Mr. Christensen and 11 wit- dezvous, tiie borough's teenage and Jammed the stairs alt the public support — not financial Because of charges brought in Of CAC Last Municipal Court by Julius S. nesses alleged that drum and gui- stool way up to the club lobby was support, but moral support, country club, perched on a tar music emanating from the microphone composed mostly of parents of night, he got it. Christensen of 474 Sycamore Ave., FREEHOLD - The nominating last night before a patio was a nuisance to neighbor- club members who came to sup- Not one objector was heard all Shrewsbury, Mr. Burr is faced lubcommlttee, of the Citizens Ad- in the basement of the club and hood residents and kepi babies port Mr; Burr's efforts to keep evening as the club proprietor with a court order from Magis- visory Committee on Urban Re- told more than 300 in his audi' nd adults from sleep. the the club open. outlined the club's history since trate Marvin E. Schaefer prohibit- newal said last night that CAC ence he was flabbergasted at Appeal b Filed members areas "apathetic as the turnout. Planning the gathering several it opened a year and a half ago ing music and dancing on the Found guilty, Mr. Burr filed an rest of thg community" concern- ippeal from the decision in Free- ing the ptogram. lold yesterday. He Is represented John Dawes of the subcom- y Red Bank attorney Chester mittee reported that not one of Cioffi Wants The Excelsior Up Apy. 12 members questioned would ac- Meanwhile, the court order cept a nomination for chairman to :losing the dance patio remains replace Alfred E. Sanders, who in force. also is council representative on Or Quickly Condemned by Council Mr. Burr's problem, he said, the CAC. is simple. "Close the patio," he IONG BRANCH — Labeling :ver, the DeZag Realty Co., the verier, but passed out of office license inspector's post. Is- declared, "and I'll be forced to "We are just as apathetic as The Excelsior, a partially built project's author, three times ran before it could act. suance of mercantile and board- close the club." the rest of the community," said high-rise apartment building at into financial difficulty and three The council scheduled a spe- ing and rooming house licenses Mr. Dawes. "This means that The patio was installed after Ocean Blvd. and Avery Ave., an times was granted extensions in cial meeting for next Tuesday will now te made by the De- it became obvious in the summer the opposition has scared us "eyesore," City Council Presi- lime in which to complete the at 8 p.m. to award contracts partment of Administration and all. of 1965 that dancing could not be dent Henry R. Ciolfi last night structure, which since has been, for four police cars. The con- Finance and dog licenses will be continued in the club basement 'Sick Situation' demanded quick action by the reduced in scope to seven tracts were unable to be awarded issued by the city clerk's of- during the summer months. The builders in completing the proj- stories. The project, however, last night because a special res fice. "We have a sick situation VICTORr RECORD _ Mitt Sandra Daves Asbury temperature reached 131 degrees here," he declared. He added r ect or quick action by (she coun- still is. to cost more than $1 mil- olutlon appropriating funds from The council authorized City one July night, Mr. Burr told that he hoped that William Ay< Park, winn»r of-th» New Jersey 4-H Club horse project cil in dooming it. lion-. surplus had not been passed. Health Officer Joseph F. Em the parents, and the humidity ers, Local Public Agency direc- award, displays her record book to Dr. Luther S. Roehm, Mr, Cioffi said he realized The third time extension Upon the request of Acting mons to apply to the state De- was so high that there was a Business Administrator Daniel F. partment of Health for $23,357 tor, could generate some enthU' left,' vice president and general manager of Merck legal entanglements had pre- elapsed on April 15 and the old quarter-inch cf water on the con- alasm In the group. vented the council from ex- council tried to invoke the re Haas, the council abolished the in aid. crete floor. Chemical Division, sponsor of the project) and Frederick Mr. Sanders said he would re- reising a reverte'r clause on the Air conditioning the basement main a CAC member but felt Harper, fiorso specialist of the Rutgers University Co- land in the past, but declared would cost about $15,000, he esti- that a new leader should be elect- operative Extension Service. Miss Daves will attend Na- the wire fence-enclosed building mated, and wouldn't do any good site had become so unkempt ed since he has held the job since tional 4-H Congress and compete for one of six $500 if the temperature rose above the group was formed. that action was required. Name City's North End 76 degrees. His name, however, was Includ- scholarships to bo awarded by Merck. I think that we're going to "So we built the patio because ed in the three nominated for have to move boldly now and of the heat problem," Mr. Burr the chair. Others were Council- stand by any errors in judg: went on. He said he tried from man Frank K. Woolley and Don) Katz Backs Commission - ment the council may make," he UR Project Consultant the start to minimize the noise inlck Cerrato of 55 Brinkerhoff said. problem by aiming the band Ave. Asks Chronology LONG BRANCH — the urban renewal The JirsT step, he said, would entail deter- toward the Shrewsbury Ave. com- mercial area. Rev. James R. Memmott, pas- He asked Julius J. Golden consulting firm of Mullin and Lonergan As- mining land uses and discovering what public tor of the First Presbyterian Rights Unit 'Is' city attorney, to prepare sociates, Inc., was named last night to aid the improvements are needed. Preliminary data The patio, a concrete area be- Church, was nominated far vice a chronology of events in cify in developing its North End Urfcan Re- would be gathered, starting immediately, he hind the main building, is fenced chairman and Harry Frank, Jr., LONG BRANCH - The Municipal Civil Rights Commis- the planned building's history newal Project, the first step of four in die said. in by a solid wood fence more 40 Enright Ave., for treasurer. sion is, although last week most thought it was and the and to draw a list of alterna city's plan to revitalize the beachfront. H the city decides to go through with the than head high. It opens off the All nominations were held for mayor said it shouldn't be. tives open to the council. plan, 75 per cent of the net project cost would basement. Councilman Elliot Katz last night called rumors of The City Council, which ratified the hiring be borne by the federal government, he said. Last July, Mr. Burr continued, study. Mr. Golden later declined to of the firm by Daniel F. Haas, urban renewal the unit's death exaggerated and supported its life, labeling list what legal entanglements If the city decides after the exploratory stage noise complaints started to come The committee approved what director, authorized Mr. Haas and Mayor it "effective conciliation machinery" which serves the city had prevented invoking the re- and public hearings to abandon the venture, in. There have been nine, he Mr. Ayers called "windshield Paul Nastasio, Jr., to negotiate a contract well. He said preserving its life was a "most important verter clause when asked by a he added, the initial coat would be borne sole- said, and each "was handled Itudy" of buildings in town. A with the firm. The contract, which must be matter," adding that vacancies on the commission should reporter. ly by the federal government. promptly and with courtesy." group headed by George Fenster, .approved by the federal Renewal Projects be immediately filled. The net cost of the project equate die A noise meter showed that the a CAC. member, will make vi- Ground was broken for leadj a desperate correspon- the canvassers. They assure FORT MONMOUTH - Joseph search of Rutgers University to Mrs. Newman takes her class :ilities Classified. dent who signs herself "Regular The Hand conduct a study of pupil enroll- everyone that questions will not Finley, Toms River, an author- JReader." "I have the kind of ments and school building needs be of a personal nature and will jity on wild bird life of North partner who says nice things to South dealer in the township. concern only such things as theInsufficient Evidence, America, will present a person- the opponents and mysterious Neither (Me vulnerable In connection with the study, number of children In each family Judge Smith Rules ally filmed and narrated motion TRIED THE ORDINARY? j-things to me. The latest came NORTH and birthdays, and the school iout of the accompanying hand. * »' volunteer census takers will be FREEHOLD — James Mitchell, picture on the habits'of birds at Instructed by Dr. W. Donald they now attend or will attend. . YEARNING FOR THE UNIQUE? :C "I refused the first trick, took V KQ? 32, 182 Belmont Ave., Long the next meeting of the Central 0 A6S32 Walling, director of the division. To be accurate, the census Branch, was acquitted yesterday :the second apade and led a heart. New Jersey Chapter, Retired Of- Then visit our exciting Boutique for Her and inspect •£ast won and returned a spade 4 J 104 Approximately SO volunteer should include all families by Monmouth County Judge WEST EAST census takers are needed. All ficers Association, in Gibbs Hall some of the newest fashions for fall. •To my ace. Now I ran the hearts. * 19742 4QI06 whether or not they have chil- Thomas J. Smith because of in- : "West discarded a club with- C 83 Mr. Steel told Borough Coun- EMPEROR GRAPES On hutoat cil that applications for the posl< LIST 34.50 FIRM RED RIPE o* tion will be received until Nov. WilhAFoedPurchai Accwnt*— REC. 17.95 1 TliM-SavInf 10. of $2 or More. CtrrillctM*— JEWELRY DEPT. TOMATOES lirttMrt Pati HOUSEWARE DEPT. ky Cluck BACKS COLEMAN tV»ry«M*. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - Mayor Albert V. McCorwick to- day declared his "unreserved" OnN DAILY 9:30 A.M. TIL 10 P.M. support of Republican Assembly- W» rtMrvt tht right to limit quontitlti. man James J. Coleman, Jr., in SUNDAY* 9.30 A.M.'Til 4 P.M. Not rtipaiuiblt (or typographical •rron. Mr. Coleman's bid for the Third •FOR SAUi AUOWID IY LAW PrkM tffccthft thru Sat, Oct IS. 1946. District's Congressional teat in 1®3 ft® the Nov. 8 election. In 'Wonderful World of Women' , Oct. 14, 1966-15 |j A 'Mere Man' Is Winner MDDLETOWN -Harold Us vegetable soup in competition wlvet, «n of whom will enter cqW*Pi Pearl St., l» «. man who at the State Pair at Trenton in the fai~ 'r next year to try to beat tail? to be coaxed, hit once the division "IT* A Wonder coaxed he's a winner. World of Women," and though t So far, those who have signed The. coaxing was done thfs year mere man, he took first place. op for the Instruction are Mis. VICTORY by several women who knew of And now the women have Berthram Rockafellow, Mrs. 31 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK TELEPHONE 7474501, 747-1339 his culinary skill. talked Mr. Jacobsen into organiz- Edith Thome Lentz, Mrs. Rose- They talked him into entering ing a cooking clan lor house- marie McMinamin, Mrs. Richard Store Open 8 A.M. - 6 P.M.; Friday 8 A.M. - 8 P.M.-DeHvery Goddy, Mrs. Edward Donahue and Mrs. Peggy Corder, all of Middle town; Mrs. Ann Benson, YOUNG-CORN FED—NO CENTER CHOPS REMOVED Hazlet, and Mrs. Mary Crow, Eatontown. One man has entered the group. He Is Richard F. Rellly, sales & PORK LOINS promotion manager for the Can- 59J ada Dry Corp. He will also en- ter State.Fair competition next LOIN HALF PORK LOINS 69* ttv-CENTER GUT CHOPS 89* B). year. The classes will take place at NATURALLY AGED FOR the home of Mrs. Lentz, Camp- bells Junction, Mr. Jacobsen's Dr. Michael J. Friedman TENDERNESS AND FLAVOR foster daughter, RIBS of BEEF Mr. Jacobsen, 59, is now In the Joins Red Bank real estate business. He former- ly owned A Nice Package Dental Offices CUT ROM Fisheries, ISO Monmouth St., Red DELICIOUS RED BANK — Dr. Michael J. Bank and at one time operated SIRLOIN Friedman of 239 Spring St. is TENDER a skating arena. LONDON BROIL 99* joining Dr. tester R. Swartz at Locally, his fame Is based nol his dental offices at 14 West on his delicious vegetable soup, Front St., here. but on the fish suppers he has SWIFT'S PREMIUM BUTTERBALL HEN TURKEYS, 10-12 Ib. she 55fb Dr. Friedman is the son of been cooking for churches for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Friedman S the past four decades. of Belmar. He is a graduate of LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. 11 TENDER CUBED STEAKS HI Asbury Park High school and of Gets Army Citation Rutgers University. He also grad- FORT MONMOUTH - Joseph uated from the University of SAUSAGE MEAT HOM.M«« 89fb | SWIFT'S BACON ,«M,»M — 79fb J. Calderone was recently award- Pennsylvania Dental School. ed a quality increase in a U.S. He served three years In. the UB. Harold Jacolwen Satellite Communications (SAT- U.S. Army Dental Corps, having SAVARIN the COFFEE-ER COFFEE CAN 69L COM) Agency ceremony. Col, served two years as a depart- Act to License Psychologists Mitchel Goldenthal, commandln ment head at Fort Pollc, La1., and officer, presented him the De- a year in Viet Nam. Mclntosh TRENTON — Two Monmoutii ogist lor the Middletovm school partment of the Army Cer- Capt. Friedman returned from Local Sweet Pascal jersey Tokay Escarole County psychologic. were system and past president and Viet Nam in July. He is a mem- SALAD APPLES among: several persons present executive secretary of NJPA. He was commended (or supe- ber of the American Dental So- POTATOES CELERY LIMA BEANS GRAPES during a recent ceremony when The bill, which passed both rior performance as the suppl; ciety and of the Monmouth-Ocean Gov. Richard J, Hughes signed nouses of the legislature unan- officer of the agency. County Dental Society. 2 lbs. 3 lbs. into law a bill requiring the A retired chief warrant officer, lioenskg of practicing New Jer- imously, provides for a board Mr. Calderone attended Pennsyl- Quick' lunch—and good: heated sey psychologists. Of seven psychologists to be ap- vania State University and holds canned hominy (yellow or white) Present were Dr. Roger Bel- pointed by the governor to ad- an A.A. degree from Monmouth with strips of crisp bacon, broiled lows of Rumsoh, chairman of College. He lives at Eaton Crest tomatoes and cooked fresh aspar- Rutgers University's psychology Cooked rice leftover? Mix i Dr., Eatontown, with his. wife, agus. Delicious enough for department and president Of thfc With tomatoe sauce and cooked Isabel. Their sons, Michael ami company—especially if you serve bunch N.J. Kychologicar Association, spinach and heat. Good served Patrick, are attending college ir the asparagus with Hollandaise] Mrs. Winifred S. Scott, psychol- with meat loaf. ; Oklahoma. 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w Havd New of the goal after a corner kick, THE RESULTS 1-1 tie and clinched Brick's Jackson made two first-half tal and the ball was deflected into A DhrislM 'ictory. Cato's tally ante from lies stand up to edge Pt. Boro. the nets by Steve Butler. Brick I, Tons River 1 'i yards away, while Patetta's George Glory put Jackson on the Lung Branch, 4, Freehold 1 icore was on » 10-yard boot scorebotrd with first period tally The tie game between- Mon- Mlddletown S, Ukewood • Son Caso put Brick into a brief from 12 yards out, while Val La- mouth Regional and last year's Neptua* 1, Monmouth 1 lead with a goal from 10 yards dra's 18-yard scoring boot in the "A" Division champ, Neptune, B Division out at 14:45 of the the first period. second stanza concluding the Win- kept the two clubs tied for sec- Jackson 2, Pt Boro 1 Five seconds later, Ken Green of nerss" scoring. Pt Boro did noont d place in the loop. Monmouth's Ocean 2, Wall 2 Toms River tied It up with a score until the fourth peri- Don Paddock brake a scoreless Shore 1, So. Freehold 1 goal from IB yards away. od, There was • pile-up In front tie that had prevailed during the first half when his 65-yard Oman kick in the third period was mis- Henry Hudson 1, St Roaa • judged by the Neptune goalie and Red Bank 7, Raritaa S went into the nets. Eight minutes Hamilton 1, Aabury Park I into.the final session, Neptune's Both divisions of the Shore Con- Steve Dudas tallied the tying ference Soccer. League got new score from 30 yards out. leaders as the result of yester- Monmouth had • third period day's action. goal nullified when it was off Brick Township climbed to the sides, while Neptune had a fourth top of the "A" Division with its period shot hit the goal post and decision over Toms River, while fall straight .down but did not go ackson Township's victory over completely across the goal line. defending "B" Division champion Jerry Robinson's goals In the Point Pleasant Boro gave the SHAPING UP as Monmouth County's top high school cross country ttam is Red Bank Catholic's squad mad* up second and fourth periods paced' Jaguars the divisional lead. Mlddletown's victory over Lake- of, left to right, Jack Barrett, Kevin Most, Paul Desmond, George Mayer, Tom Cuiick, Kevin Murphy, Gery Batch Second perod goals by Joe wood, John Laughlln netted the Caso and Carmen Patetta broke and coach Jack Rafter. other Lion score. Long Branch's victory over Freehold Regional was Its first of the season, while the goals • it scored were also the first of jthe first of the campaign for the Green Wave. Steve Vultag- Casey Harriers Star gio scored two of Long Branch's goals, with Al Matlnho and John I Alberti scoring the others. Chuck boasting a 6-1 record with the lived up to my expectations." Spike Shoe Club event and still Ben Strauss was first for Toms THE RESULTS Schrereck's fourth period tally only loss coming to New York CBA was the junior varsity, shut out the Filers. River, but Bruce Naldoff and A Division prevented Freehold from being Brick 15, Neptune 48 State prep school champion Stonj 19-38, and frosh winner, 15-40, Pair Win 6th Ken Olivola ran 2-3 to lead Mid dletown over the Indians for its blanked. Monmouth », Long Branch SS Brook of Long Island, beat St. iparked by individual victors Matawan and Raritan both won first win and sophomore Bob A third period goal by Let Middletown 26, Toms River 31 Rose, its only other challenger :hrls Gill (14:26.8) and Greg their sixth straight, although yes- Bazley (12:29) and Ken Capraun Hendrlckj gave Henry Hudson its B Division for parochial honors, last Fri- Tampe, who clocked 7:03.6 in the terday's meets were non-league ran 1-2 for Long Branch, but league victory over St. Rose. Red Bank It, Ukewood 17 day, 20-32. 1%-mile yearling race. affairs. Kevin Gallagher (13:00) Monmouth Regional'* depth paid While making a save in the third C Division Title Shot Nov. 8 Meanwhile, Brick Township, and Kevin Gerien (13:03) ran off in a Falcon victory. period, Henry Hudson goalie PL Beach IS, Shore SO The Caseys now must wait un- the Ocean County power that 1-2 to pace the Huskies over Ma- Rich Bozza was slammed Into Jackson If, Keyport 4! til Nov. S to stamp themselves rates among the best in the state, ter Del. Joe "Mickey" Page (12:- The lone "B" meet found Paul a goal post with his glasses get- Others as the cream of the crop among continues to make a shambles of 59) end Joe Carroll (13:11) were Decker, a Junior, clocking 14:39 ting broken. Raritan 22, Freehold 34 all county teams. That day, they'll the Shore Conference's "A" Di- the top two finishers to lead Rar< to pace Red Bank, which is 2-1 THI1ALL is the canter of attraction ana* appears to be Five goals in the opening quar- So. Freehold 18, Wall 41 shoot for their first county title vision season, Matawan Region- itan past Freehold. Matawan and in the "B" standings, to its win ratting on top of an official's head at Neptune's Chris ter, three by Tony Mel- Independents in the annual meet at Monmouth al and Raritan Township roll Raritan will meet at Raritan Nov. over Lakewood. John O'Connell Barria movas in during ye$t»rday'i loccer match at,Mon- lad, powered Red Bank to Its R. B. Catholic 15, CBA « College. along in "B" competition and 25 in the feature "B" meet of was second, a step behind Deck' victory over Raritan. Greg Pur-. Matawan 21, Mater Dei 38 Junior Gary Beach covered Jackson Township ai\d Point the season. er, for the Buccaneers. mouth Regional. inton and Joe Ferralna scored St. Rose IS, Ocean M CSA's course in 13 minutes, 39 Pleasant Beach set the stage for Point Pleasant Beach and Jack- Southern Freehold, led by Bar- the Bucs' other first period goals., ' Pemberton 27, Central 21 seconds in leading Red Bank their forthcoming meet that will son Township both won easily ry Fitzgerald (12:59), took the The latter also scored in the fee-' " Pemberton 21, Pt. Boro 2t Catholic's victory yesterday. Kev- decide'"C" Divliion dual meet Central 25, Pt. Boro 11 in a prep for their meet Friday top three spots in topping Wall. ond quarter, while Nick Petrone in Murphy, George Mayer and honors. Rumson-FH 23, Henry Hudson 8 Paul Desmond, a trio of seniors, at Jackson that Is expected to George Olney took over in the completed the (coring in the final '' Red Bank Catholic High's cross took the next three places for Brick, loser only to powerful crown the "C" Division dual absence of star Henry Hudson session. Scoring for Raritan ;° meet champion. Gene Shirley and won in 13:49 to lead Rum- Alston Top country team vsrlfied its claim the Caseys and junior Tom Cu-Roselle Catholic in nine meets, were Jim Carl, Dan Cunningham " ! to the top roost among the coun- sick was fifth to complete the won its fourth straight in "A"(12:31) led Point Pleasant Beach son-Fair Haven over Henry Hud and Herman Franco. , ' ty's parochial squads yesterday, sweep. action with its whipping of Nep- over Shore, while Frank Chiri son. Ocean fought back from a 24 '' trouncing Christian Brothers Casey ccach Rafter, elated at tune. The Green Dragons gave chcllo (12:50) was first as the first St. Rose, loser only to Brick hilftime deficit, on a third perl- ,], Academy for its Initial victory the win. said it was hisbest their top seven runners the day three Jackson finishers all broke and Red Bank Catholic In seven od tally by Charley Morse and * against the Lincroft school in team ever at Red Bank Catholic off in preparation for Friday's Shirley's record of 13:29 for Key- meets, took the first seven posi- Tom Kelly's goal In the fourth four seasons. port's course. Pilot Again where he started the sport four meet against the West Point tions in shutting out Ocean. Nick session, to tie Wall. : club in contention almost all the Coach Jack Rafter's Caseys, seasons ago and added, "They plebes and Saturday's Seton Hall In other "A" Division meets, Condon was the winner in 13:17. NEW YORK (AP) — Walter Alston of Los Angeles was named way. An exceptional batting in- the National League's Manager structor, his advice helped out- of the Year for the fourth time fielder Matty Alou win the cir- Soccer in an Associated Press poll to- cuit's batting championship. Pitts The Standings day. This past season he led the burgh also wound up third in Standings \ Dodgers to their sixth pennant 1665, Walker's first year as the A DIVISION C DIVISION A DIVISION during his 13-year tenure. Pirates' pilot. W L T P! W W Alston received 208 votes in the Westrum, in his first full sea- Brick (3-1) I Jackson (4-1) 1 Brick (M) ..: .:.4 . ton, as a big league manager, Monmouth (M-2) .1 Pt. Beach (4-2) ~...S annual, AP poll of baseball writ- Freehold (J-2) : .2 directed the Mets to ninth place, Neptune (M-l) 1 5 Monmouth (4-2) 3 Pt Boro (2-7) 2 was second with 130 votes and their highest standing since "they Toms River (5-2) ...1 4 Toms River (2-5) ._ 1 Wall (14) 1 Wes Westrum ot the New York .:! came Into the league In 1962Re. d Bank (H-J) 1 S Mlddletown (1-4) 1 Henry Hudson (1-9) 1 Metj was third with 16. A total The team won 68 games, 13 more Mlddletown (2-M) 1 3 " Long Branch (3-4) I Keyport •• Invited to spring training next pitcher Mickey Abarbanel, for- Bulldog, left, demonstrates to politicians James W. "Chippy" Colaman, canter, and pinch hitter in the season juttf LONG BRANCH - Rumors February when it will be deter- mer Asbury Park, N.J., High might have left the squad, but ended. He holds a major league Senator Richard R. Stout, how to keep punching in the political ring. Coleman is Re- of • eoach and a few regulars mined whether he has complete- School and Monmouth Colleg the reason wai "shaky record of 18 plnch-hlt boms runs publican candidate for Congress. Picture was taken Monday night at the Shore Area quitting the Long Branch High ly recovered from a shoulder op- star. grades." One of the members and has a career total of 117 School's football team are eration he underwent last month. N. Y. Jets' Nite, at Old Orchard Country Club. Walker is a former middleweight of the squad who left was apinch hits. partly true. regular, but his grades brought If he is unable to play, the Mets TOP PLAYER champion. said, McMillan will be given an- Roger Reynolds, the coach, on the "quilting," rather than NEW YORK — Mickey Beard who was working with the any reported difficulty. other job in the organization. the Dartmouth quarterback wh( backs, resigned. Reynolds, re- Coach Ken Schroek unhap- NOW OPEN! led his club to a 31-13 fcotbal letted by the New York Foot- NEW WARRIORS pily reports that most of the victory over Princeton Saturday Cross Country Summaries ball Giants, went to Long FREEHOLD CHICAGO-The Chicago Bulls was named the Ivy League Bad Branch, and then had an offer grlddera leaving the squad are of the National Basketball Asso- Bed Bank <18>-Lak; •• Bob Haitian (KB), 15:2S; 7. (Mat), 13:S3| «. Kevin O'Brien (MD), 13:22; «. Wet Blakeileo (W), 13:13; 7. deal for Guy Rodgers of the Island of Pago Pago in American Frank Oaj-bnra (I.), 11:34; 8. Paul 13:33; 7. George Morgan (Mai), 13:3fl! Rich (J.ertnrr (SF), 13:38; >. Harry Kemp* «.), 1S:M| ». Jack Void (I.), S. John ColUm (Mull, 13:16: 0. llarner ISF). 13:M); 0. John Miller (W), Warriors. Samoa. 11:38! ID. Howln Madion «.), 14:39. Kevin McMlcaaeli (MD), 13:54; 10. Andrew Bellamy (Hat), 14:oo. 13:00; 10. duy Carter (TV), 13:58. Honmonth —Ix»s "ranch (J3> 1. Bab Bailer ('<•), 1I:M| J. Ken n. B. Catholic (15)—CBA (40) Cipiun (LB), 11:44; 3. Ueorie Ban. I. Gary Bench (RBC), 13:39: !. Ke- IralUI , 13.01! 4. Bob Sbxno (N), vin Mun.l.y (RBC), 13:31.0; 3. 24-HOUR 11:14: I. John Bleu (H). 13:31: «. Winter-Sports r.eorge Maver (Itno. UiM; 4. Paul Jot* Rolrlguei (Ml. 11)311 7. Oary Deamond (BBC), 13:58; I. Toon Cutlck ReroUt (LB), 13:411: ft. Jon llolmei (RBC), 14:03: «. Jim Ham (CBA), MnDHNANS (SI), 13153: ». Wall Anthony (M), 14:13.8: 7, Baill VeriMrlerl (CBA). UlMl 10. Itlch Csrprnlpr (M). 14:07. Ski Show 14:19: R. Joel Frl-banm ICBA). I4:tll TRUCK >. Don Norku* (CBA), 14It31 1». Fete PI. Ptnaaat n>arh (IS)—Shorn (ISO) lllnck (CBA, 1IU5.J. 1. (>rn* Xhlrlry (I'm). 12:31: '-• Oct. 20-23 SERVICE mil HUdobraaat (fPB), UiMj 1. Cail Brtrk (IB)—Nrplune (41) Mfnko (PPB), 13:17: 4. Hay Belm NEW YORK - The filth annual I. Calvin D'EUa (B>, 13:33! !. Alan (PPB), 13:11; S. Brlaa Shlrtay (PPD), KotUxvukl (B), 13:391 >. Ed H*a«ea Frank Ported* 13:491 S. Tom Fallnrm . 13:S5; International Ski and Winter (B). 13:4s; 4. Tnm Naicone (B). 1. Scott Piarcx (lTD), U:M; B. John 13:48! 5. Rich lKnion (B), U;M: a. PlmbnnM (H), 14:31: *. Jim AmbroM Sports Show opens in the New Mike l-enlrr (B), 1I:(D| 7. Ken Toran Drop in en MCA (PPB), 14:33s 10. Tom Kadff (PPB), York CollBeum Oct. 20-23. (N). 14:011: 8. Btrry William* (N), Red Bank Tire Co. 14:41. 14:14; 9. Dennll Home (B), 14llll 10. SHREWSBURY AVE. 747 • 3404 Covering the new entire fourth Jerry Heltrmn (B), H:I3. today for the Itarllan l< 13:59! 2. Jot floor of the Coliseum, the show Carroll . 13:43: «. gathering of champion skiers in Steve IMno (J), 1S:«>: 3. Oary Ar- Rick Vai Slavle (F), 13:49; 7. Steve cher (J), 11:11; t. Jim Altman (J), jMrfp. III), 13:5>: H. Tom Walleri indoor ski racei, demonstrations 13141! S. John Jame. IK), 1SI591 II. finance Rati (R), MiH! ». Bob Baldwin IF), 14:08; Jim flneae (»), I4:M| 7. Ron Beiek Take a tip from UO DUROCHER It. Bob Lehaata (R), 14:11. and instructions.. (ID. 14:t3: «. I)»»1 WMtenrk (•!>. Leading skiers are Olympic IIH4: ». John Hamilton IJ). 11:11); 10. RumtoTiril(»3> -Henry Hulxa (3D Slario LoSaole (K), UlH. in the State YOU'RE SAFE I, Oeorga Olnoy (R-OTI), 13149! J, gold medalist Stein Erikscn; sev- JOT Clailt (R-rH), U:J5| 3. Ki Caaly en-time world champion Toni HI. Bane (l«>—flceaa (so) 1. Nick ConJon (KB), 11:171 t. (HID, UiMl 4. Hick Donly (11 FID. Sailer, and Adrl«n Duvillard, mil Van Noitrwitd (411). 13-.2S: 3. 3\M TM WOMD'S UI.OIST 11:041 5. Jack rr»ac« dill), 14:101 I. rMcherildn (SR), 13:30; 4. Joe Mllele AUTO Minor Jofcnxn (Illl), 14:14; 7. Bruce. Pepi Stlegler, Anderl Molterer, (>R), 11:171 I. Jim Van Xotl"id Keff (B-ril), 14 111 I >. Larry Fail Art and Llnde Furrer, Ernie Mc- (HR), 1li4lt «. Jack Ta»lnl (HR>, (Hill,' 14:11; *. Carl librandlfon IliUI 7. Toaj Fyanoo (HR), 14|N| TRANSMISSION (It-FIII. 14:34| It. Sieve glomber CuHogh, Cliff Taylor and Tonl «. Ted Ralaer (»>, 14.14: 9. Rav Ha«. SPECIALISTS (R-FII), 14:M. Lafko. well (Hn>. 141:9, 10. John Jaobnl (BR), 14:11. Midaletom (Ml—Teaii Hirer (ID These champions will race in LEO DUROCHER $' 1. Ben Hlraun (Til), UI41: t. Bruce Naldoff (M), 11:81: ]. Krlthe second annual Professional by Eileen Portman, former Brit- Ollvola (M), 13:11; 4. Bob relrnik SPECIAL •"'/ '23 (Till. 11:31; I. Rteve l«cbelt (TR). Indoor Slalom for the Interna- ish skating champion. MlMl H. Bon Bennett 01), 13:37; 7. tional Pro Cup. COMPIETE INSPECTION SERVICE Ml TOWING Hroll Merrill (Ml, 13145: «. Tom A highlight 'Will be the pre- • KiBiyil, •limtniliac, cMlkief • Infciiii f.ruy UBVIri 4)llv»la IM), U:4»i I. Al Timra (Ml, Big ctage show performances, I3:5!i It. Jim IteHnln (TIP. 13:10. mier showing of Dick Barry- ll-fiiit Mulll-Cfcik • (II KlMf lljiltimti , „ '. with Ted CIGcofgio's "Alpine » sm u« HST TUMi more's new ski film comedy, *fl I. NawiMa Spring! Opm I o.m. lot Railroad Avt. THE DAILY REGISTER Brass" band, art scheduled every Rttl lank—«2-2!0fl N| p.m. Albwy f«ri—774-M80 afternoon and twice each night. "The Cold Rush," In the "Nick' PERTH AMBOY — 269 SMITH ST. — 442-6180 lfr-Wcdnesday, Oct. 12, 1966 Alto ilited is an ice exhibition elodeon" ikl movls the*tr«. Garden State Opens Today A&P Cares... About You!

CHERRY HILL - A field of starts. Our Michael will carry 117 13 of the nation's fastest sprint- pounds. ers are entered today for the Another dangerous rival is John Quaker City Handicap, opening Olin's Fathers Image. While still feature as Garden State Park's seeking his first stakes victory, fall meeting gets underway. this $75,000 yearling purchase har If all 13 start, the "«print met the best and is favorably champion of America" will gross weighted at 114 pounds. Chilean $29,625 with $19,386 going to the rider Balsamino Morcira will winner. ride. Heading the field is Little M. Rounding the crack field are Farm's highweight under 126 Frederica P. Emert's Plodder, pounds, Impressive. The Court 114, and Paul Kallai; H. E. Ru- Martial colt has won six of 15 Ion's Due Imperial, 112 and Nor starts this campaign and earned man Reagan; Llangollen Farm's _ha A A JUV _ W« •• ______$138,974. Bobby Ussery will ride. Pretense, 112, no boy; J.M. Roe- Chief opposition is expected Wing's Wyoming Wildcat, 111 and from Bwamazon Farm's Cremepave Hildalgo; W. J. Roberts' dela Creme, who'll be reunited Dapper Dare, 116, John Giovanni; with former rider Don Brumfield. Harbor View Farm's Gary G The Jersey Derby winner will 110, Earle Fires; R. S. Lytle's •^RCA-1860 carry 124 pounds. Prince Red God, no boy; and Third highweight Is Michael F. Paul Falkenstein's Taipan, 110 Drinkhouse's Husband, beaten on- and Jacinto Vasquez. ly once in seven starts. Dave Gor- The field, in order of post po- Super-Right Meats! man will pilot the swift son of sition, lines up this way: Creme Lurullah under 120 pounds. dela Creme, Dapper Dare, Wy- Edgehill Farm's Our Michael, oming Wildcat, Fathers Image, to be ridden by Ray Broussard, Prince Red God, Pretense, Tai- also figures as a top contender. pan, Impressive, Gary G, Due No,we're not fickle— POT ROASTS This consistent colt of Bolero has Imperial, Plodder, Our Michael We've just been around a long time. been in the money 21 times in 28 and Husband. This is our 107* anniversary. aLIFORNIA CUT c Feature Win Garden State If you're a young married, Chuck—Bone In II. chances are,back in 1859,one of our first loves 65 FRESH I0REUSS st-.iarrt FROIT CUTS To Josell Entries was your great-great-grandmother. Curs FREEHOLD — Josell, driven FIRST RACE PURSE $3,000 1 YOO — $5,00$1000 1/10 •ios We served her well Brisket Beef n; 795 by owner Elmer Looney of Viola 1—Faultless Prince (Fbil) %—Kscn Our (Martin) "'105 CUT FROM FIRST 4 Rill OWN Del., went to the front in the 3—Fast Curve (Brooks) 109 and the generations who followed. stretch and was home a one- 4—Worth the Price (Korle) lie S-Rock of OlbraUar (Vojua) lie length winner in yesterday's tea 6—First Plcklnc (Fires) 114 What's the secret of our success? WE CARE! 1—Tequila's Gem (Vaaqun) 109 SbortCrt 89, tured Manasquan Day Pace at Ribs of Beef "'"*" «—Setvlco Bur (BramtleU) 115 Freehold Raceway. 9-Mlis Wlllett (J. Block) 101 Is experience, trust and dependability a godd 10—Sea Verse (Vasanel) 109 Sim 3% U «lk«. Josell churned the mile in 2: Ua-Llar'a Dice (NB) lit reason for shopping A&P? • and returned mutuels of $8.80, 11—Nona Marl.nna (NB) 109 AE $4.40 and $3.60 after beating Adi- 13—Communicator (Valensuela) lit Roasting Chickens 3$ onctV.is-7 CIBCrV-1940 CfflCA-19.6 It'soneofmany! os Topper to the wire. It marked 11—Looks the Fart (GlovamU) lit IS—Irate Dole (Paltenoa) 109 Siptr-RI(M Top Quality the third straight victory of the It—Dave's Bell. (Thornb-rr) 111 COPYRIGHT © 1«5. THE GREAT ATLANTIC * PACIFIC TEA CO., INC. campaign for the 8-year-old geld lia-Frlendlr Ohott (KB) 1M C I THICK 1ft. TO* a-F. Xuiene Dlxon, Jr. Entry. ft. | SLIOED pkg. #T ed son of Shamrock Joe and Sel- SECOND BAOE PURSE «3,U» (FINE FOR Bacon tt69 ; ka Girl. Mdn — 1 -O - C*O • Fir 1—Alto Itlbot (NB) 111 "Super-Right" Qualify FRISH BROILING & FRYING BARBECUING TOO) 2 to 3 US. Adios Topper paid $5.20 and J—That Guy (NB) 111 3—Mister G. R. (Brosnfleld) 111 $3.80, while Warrick County Boy _-Al B. W. (NB) 111 returned $3.20 for show. 6—Paul's Option (Fires) 111 6—Bronze Uoll (Brockelbank) 111 ! or Quartsrod j Pork Roasts DOS BSS 59* Lullwater Spud won his third 1—Mister PItfs Kid (NB) 11 € race of the season in the seventh S— Boyal Nature (Giovanni) II 1 8—Ix.ni Valley (NB) 111 and started a 2-8-4-1 twin double lOa-Neecap (Giovanni) II' 7 llx-Crownea Hint (Grimm) 111 Ib. that paid $325.40. Lullwater Spud 1!—Roiers (Brousiar.) 11 AE li*" SpareRibs V 59S paid $6.20 to win. Kelly Boy CHICKENS 27 13—Victory Hep (Giovanni) 11' ($9.40) won the eighth; Arthur 14—Mystic's Desire (McCurdJ) 11' ONLY ONE QUALITY, THE FINEST... SOLD ONLY AT THE ABVERTISED PRICES! NONE PRICED HIGHER! e 16—Ban.lt Bob (McCurdJ) 111 Diamond ($7.20) the ninth and 16—Sallahaan (Grimm) H Stadium Brand Frankfurters ;£79 Patti Dares the 10th. mJean Pierre (Grimm) 11 "Suptr-Right" Quality e lBa-Bnlecer ((ilovaluU) 11 lb e 1 a-October House Farm-Mrs. G H. El- Chicken Breast Quarters ^ 39 Italian Sausage SWEH or HOT Flank Steaks ""ESS " *99 w C ocoil __Ji"" Farm-nmmui B. NlcHols Chicken Leg Quarters ^£ 39 Sliced Bacon MAYER'S 1-lb.flOC Sliced Cooked Ham Freehold THIRD'BACTHIRDBACE FUBSE |3,M« pig- * MMdd n - Fll - J*« MO 6 For e "Sup-r-RigM" Qu.lity 1—Iobyn (C. UonxalM)) Chicken Backs and Necks "> 15 Beef Liver SpscisllySsltrtsd Fresh Swordfish Steaks 2-Koala (Cox) •lit Results J—Tejnela (Ycaia) . ir1 1ST-r.ce! 1-Mile; |1,_M>; Time t:ll. 4—Whlipered Words (Flrei) n Dime Llnd (Taylar) 4.40 3.!» 1.406—Nancy EtUcoaUc t (Vastaei) in Aunt TilUn > (TuUuo,: ««O«—OO nn WWlnl i (NBNB(NB) IV bdy MCGUI (Hod(Hobbard)) JJ.SSO 1—Awake (Grimmi) ) li1 1 Grocery Values For Our Best Girl—YOU! AAlsl o —ri Erin a HHanover, Chester RRe- *—Kanharl., e (Vasqun/asque-,-._; ), li mark. Heather A, HI Los Bequest, Fair FOUBTH RACE:, , puPUnsn E H,«1C. 8 Fui Fll._4 lO-AIc THE SPINNING TOP IND—Vacei 1-Mlle; 11,400; Time J:0». 1—Bedroom Eyes (Vatques) 114 e Homely (Hub-aril) 30.40 11.80 4.60t—Mlel Blond (Giovanni) 118 A P c MUs Clementine (Mirals) 1.10 3.403—Ta-ile (Usiery) 11' JiPJn|tant Coffee '»'« " - »«» Del Monte Catsup boh. 39 Ohaunceys Boy (Evans) - •• B.M 4—A vie (Grimm) 11' Also — Bombre, Mlis Windfall, DiUy S— Dove Hunt (Fires) • >1' hnr Mill/ WHITE HOUSE—NONFAT 1 Ib.6%otQe« Dally Ann, Msry'i Fleastm, Clady 81a- »—Come to Mams (Brai-Held) 11« Tomato Juice Elbow Macaroni '• ""Tr OlIIR SOLIDS—Malts 12Qti.Liquid pkg. ** 1—Forelrn Table (Morelra) 11' FIFTH RACE PURSE M.2O0 Dally Doable 3-3 Paid W1.80. > YO — Ale THE AIR RATE $ Fur Rich In Heinz Tomato Ketchup Soup Mix 3R.D-.rot! 1-M; *l,t«Oi Time 1:10.!. l-l(llh Hat (KaUal) 120 1qLi4fl.O^C Mevele Special (Lon.) 18.80 B.!0 3.002—Forward Charse (Giovanni) 112 oz.cau %#4# Dr Splitter (Camden) 4.40 3.203—Meet Brick (NB) 115 VitMlM! 3 Hudson Table Napkins Worthy Mahlon (Me(Uo) 3.00 4—It-Pin (NB) 112 • ft «• Also — Plnehaven Hen, Jolly Key, 5—tiraystet (Brooks) 112 Mini Chanre, Laird Campbell, Polly 8—Vllo a (Cox) •- lib. I0o_1«fl Diamond. 1—Sleepy Fat (Fins)- 111 Morton's W^ Salt Star Kist White Tuna :: 41° 4TH-Pace; 1-M: $1,160; Time I:09.J. 8—Wooznm (Knapp) 111 c Man To M»n (Camden) 6.40 3.20 3.809— Brave Lance (Stevenson) 111 Sunsweet Prunes 1 V Dorwood (Jamei)- 3.00 !.G010—Steel City (Brumlteld) 111 Red Pack Tomatoes <"'°"" Nabisco £& Cookies Olrly Rainbow (Davll) 2.40 _SIXT H RACE, PURSE $5,500, « Fur Abo — Gold Hock, W-ycoiinl, Alice Fll — 3 YO — Ale, THE GOOD BLOOD C Barmln, Cupid Folee, Navy Jet. 1—Farmer's Sweetie (NB) 112 READY TO Strangheart Dog Food 5^. Keebler .«»2, Crackers 6TI1—Pacei 1-Mllei 11,400; Time 1:08. t—Fancy Lace (Bmnssard) 191 SERVE flail Reward (Qulira) 13.90 fl.eo 3.80 3—Double Switch (Fires) 115 2 49 7ot Hank (Savl) 4.20 3.204—Royalene (Lulou) ••111 DogYummies HARTZ MOUNTAIN Os Calcls (Morrlll) 3.00 5—.uncle Beat (Giovanni) 118 Deep Blue White Tuna "" '•<* 37° Also — M1«J Nancy K, Provider, 6—Star Garter (Velasques) 119 ALL VARIETIES 2 CU-_I_ Kid, Vln Abbe, Valiant Pick. 1—Rose Court (NB) 118 B-G Juice Drink WANGMWUCCT 2 2 *"• 29° 9. Mierin Oral Antiseptic Dinty Moore Beef Stow 'c!r& ITH-Iroti 1-M; 11,400; Time t:O3.3. 4—Bama Day (V_lasgn«) 11 • cm *• CHOCOLATE MILK l-lb.2«. L«llwsl«r Spud (Taylor) 9.20 4.00 2.605—Sparkllnr Johnny (Flrei) 116 bof. *• Mr Newport (Looney) 8.80 3.60S-Dlscnrso (NB) 113 Jack Frosted ADDITIVE atroiolcan Mennen's Spray Deodorant Lady Scott Prints BATHROOM TISSUE | »" 27° Dean Volo (Dully) 2.40 li-Bonctero (Morelra) 113 3ot. Also—Paula Special, Frlrndly Scotch, B—Vail Pass (Brooks) 113 ln p lhsp«ly Louis., Chel Direct, Some hid. gi-AU-niir, (Morelra) 113 Johnson's Baby Powder ^55* '^69* STH—Pace; 1-M; 11,280; Time 2:12.2.10—npaupor L. l (Morelra) 113 Nueoa Margarine ^ »> '^ P'S- Lady ScoH Prints «2£™J" *» Kelly Boy (Munli) 9.40 4.80 3.C0 'Ua-SoU• -Solair System 3rd (Grimm) 113 I.nm (Fesb) 8.20 1.60 a-ttiiray Willows Farm-Cambridge Grant Tempest Orr (Evans) ' 8.40 Farm Entry, Also — Keymar joe, Jim Purdue, •ltolar Slud Entry. NEWI A*P BRAHD—Soi.pkj. Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Oood Time Charlie, Mr Marathon L, EIGHTH RACE |U,00O ADDED Frozen Foods Lucknows Frisco. THREE-YEAR-OLDS SIX FUR. ITU—Pace; 1-M; 11,400; Time 1:09.:. Ul'AKER CITV HANDICAP e Arthur Diamond (Zendt) 1.20 180 2.601—Creme Dela Crrme (Brumfleld) 154 fikftllf llAlli CHUN KINS l-lb.loi.7Qo Voile (Sowaih) 8.JO 5.002—Dapper Dare (Giovanni) 110 Macaroni :,5 87 FRESH Leilas Star (Children) 1.20 3—Wyomlnr Wildcat (Hldalio) 111 Alio-'Joey Lad, Sacamon, Captive 4—Father's Iroaie (Morelra) 114 "THE REAL THING" CALIFORNIA I>ove, Hiss Twin Tower, Ina MUslon, S-Prlnce Red Owl (NB) 110 unownein CMel,.or shrimp plg. is A p Broccoli Scratched—Senator Que. 6—I'r-trrne (NB) 11! 10TH—Pace; 1-M; 11,260; Time j:ll. 1—Tolpan (Vastues) 110 gg Orange Juice * 4 '„* 79° Caddy Dares (Flllon) 0,00 3.20 5.408—Impressive (_siery)x 1» URGE BUNCH Parker Man (Marrlner) (.20 4.Z0 9—Gar_ y G. (Fires) 110 Fried Rice Rfla.fCta.Hf HORN » IIOI.EQ0 Bobby Star (Thomas) 5.80 10—DT—Dui o Imperial (Reagan) 11! RONE PRICED HI6HER! Also — Brewers Lad, Beach Head, 11—Plodder (Kallai) 114 m 35 Pointer Creed, Keens Firecracker, Itaw It—Our Michael (Brousisrd) m Cheese Blintzes ^ X ' neeioiew HARDART Pig.w Hide Jim. 13—Husband (Gorman) lto WASHED 1INTH RACE PURSE $4.too MACARONI I2oi IO«_ Twla Doable 1441 Paid $325.40 3*UP — »9,-M-W,O0O 1/10 5'/2«.Ht To tl Ticket Holders and CHEESE ptg. Sninach NONE PRICED HIGHER! «II» 1— Hopehil Gus (Brumfleld) 118 Croissant Rolls LEE M ATT.I 4,M4. HANDLE $314,511 t—Go Overboard (Velasquez) lit P-9 lb 3—Knobs (Giovanni) lit 0|llliai>ll 4—Hellenic Royal (Kallai) 112 Seedless Grapes "ZZ" 29' Iceberg Lettuce C.IH«M. Mrs. Mark A. Porter has won 5—Fresh Colonel (Vasquei) 113 g the Philadelphia city women's 6—Dynamit. e Jr_ .. (Lovato) 112 Jane Parker Buys BACK AGAIN! RES. 8" SIZE— I-Ik, I ». N0 ED 1—Bent Spur (Fires) 114 Tokay Grapes 3^29° golf title five times. 8—Compass Rose (Mleell) ••106 C HS Sweet Potatoes Blueberry Pie 69 j" 9|| APPLE RAISIN 12 01. or PERSONAL SIZE Black Bread loaf *• Freehold Entries Mb. 9Q0 Coffee Cake Twist 7;;37° 3c OFF tan Raisin Bread LABEL 1ST—Pace, C°r.il.. 1-M. Him , STII—Face, rimt.. 1M. »16M in Mince Pie "V™ 79° Ivory Soap -IBM L Nobbty Bobby (C. ..In. Add Frisco (II. CamdeB) 3-1 ta.'I.Bobbys Bonnie (No Driver) 4-1 Glazed Donuts 12 47° f. Tar Hanover Jl 2c OFF I. Secret Hope (1. Children) 81 5. Macivlck (F. Preito Jr) 10-1 Dairy Foods N. T. STATE CHEESE 1, Dels Pride (Rpalmer) ,10-1 I. Adlos Hunihlne (A. Freil'drla) 11-1 C EACH BAR AK—Little Loulie (W. Marks) ITU—Pace, Cond., 1M. $1210 WHITE or COL, AMERICAN, SWISS, PIMENTO Sharp Cheddar 79 Ivory Soap 2 % 31' AE—Alton Pride (R. Bolsch) (t. Ivanup (J. Adamo) 3-1 7. Tnrpnrt John (C. Evllilior) 4-1 ~ " " SINGLE WRAPPED 801.OQ0 !ND—Pace, Cond., 1-M: fltM 5. llurrlcana (F. Tete) fi-2 SLICES-Part.Proe. pig. *• NATURAL SHARP—10 oi.iticl 3. Afton Volo (It. Myer) 5-1 a. Blue Cream (No Driver) 3-1 IMPORTED SLICED CHEESE INTENSIFIED 1. Caitle dale (B, Moats) 4-1 1. Ell Brook (91. Oasko Jr) M «. Ae« Pick (No Driver) , 1-1 Z. Nea Knllht (M. Huhbard) 81 Kraft Cracker Barrel 59° B. Fedor Herbert 14Q£ Flsvor.d pig, 0/ I. Orient Hill (J, Mewlerskl) 3-1 a. Houston Hanover (C. Onappl) 3-1 ptg. T ' I. Baby Billy (tf. Dlbenrdello) 1. C P rltar (W. Zendl) 4-1 7. Chipper M (No Driver) J. llovlnt dlrl (A. Thomas) »•» «.. Pass Fort (R. Collins) >. Paula Guln (C. F.vllilior) 51 4. Nan Jean (K. Kane) t. Art Berry (1. Hun)' 61 1. Golden Frlnky in. l.onl> 4, Patny Rainbow (No Driver) 8-1 China Beauty Dinner Alpo Cold Power I. (onjrrn Drl (No Driver) 1. Trade Day (fl. Taylor) 8-1 J. Concho Van (F. McDonald>on)10-l t. Andys Boy (F. White) 10 1 AE—Doneial Day (II. Flrmlni) AE—Noble Knliht IG. Molnsrl Chicken Chow Mein Dog Food Powder Detergent AE—Fair Miss (K. lluebich) AE-Coral Patch (M. Ilubbard) 3 Ib. I oi. 7Qc STII—Trot, Cond., 1-M. IIS00 lOTU-rare, Good.. 1-M. $Ut0 BssfChun., I. Hooter (G. Forshry) 31 8. S K Mcllal (F, While) 5-2 *> esm pig. 1. Royal Add (R. Collins) 4-1 1. Chief Mnrenrl (Y. Fllloa) 7» Save Plaid Stamps t. Guy rlpanglrr (No Driver) 91 «. Lucky Mtml (II. Palmer) 01 4. Rob Mile (II. Myer) 1-1 5. Mercury Don (P. Presto Jr) 5-1 1. llommtrelch Peter (J, ftlen'akl) 6.1 3. rinky Pointer (No Driver) » 1 Prim .ffectlvB thru Sot., Oct. 15th In Sup»r Markal* and S»lf-S*rvlc« THE NO. 1 STAMP PUN IN THE NEW YORK AREA 1. Famoroos Peter (No Driver) 8-1 4. War Adlos (A. l^vlch) 111 H. Reeds Rlanohe IF. Jarirr) 81 2. Mar Ilitrnri (J. Patel) 101 ilom only In Northern N*w J-rny, Oranga and Rockland CountlM. e Daia Away IK. lluebsck) 19-1 I. Sweet Boot (K. I«iey) 121 All Tobicco Producli, Frab Milk ind Alcoholio Bereiuet azemDt (rom PUid Stuns offer Flossie Alien (J. Field) AK—flam ' rtpeani (a. nheeky Jr) -Jel( X (R, Mualsl AE-Hnatlier Mw T. MsUbaihka) THE DAILY BEOSIER AIIW m «AI* MBmwmWM f . .____»___«_i___ «** **m*^»*Z BEVWASnMmM* ^.MH*^ _^ ,-.--— % B-y<^Ay<0tfcI2,l«6gp^>ggauigiaas .^METROPOLITAN & ___%_g^%,~S% ^%XtSS^ -COSMETIC SALES aWNK* DRAFTSMAN

«tt«WM*Cll«Dm ^WWA nJmcmiHU.TSSlME^^^^SSSIULJ - tWggtwHO^waSy.**^^.: 5F S___f ^^"*«~*-_££*_'.» tlffl!r1rft*tSrw*of*o»nj«iw «• BIMVIMI-. wra n»o gBfe -U'-gff ga g?" — ***—- "^ » V^.'^^'-S"""^ ™» •»«»»». «-»•«»«> «ow«. W* .«*" r °g -iaps i_g&--\a; ^Tn -. ^,. ,^rj KUH jg. _*_a Jffi -flfe ^ "" safe- ! -- "gh&®tf££rS&"""•""""I. «" "™ - «*• ">**»™™- «p-«w««m rand. Call aite, £"&•»«• ^^"MJ'M.'PI.'^V."^0^ f°»«*« ^ Sfflffifo^nSaJSSB 0_S "^ rOUR-DOOH AU- ^^^USS-"" ^ " """ , MONMOUTH .TATINO COKPLET* DSTAILS .OF EDUCATx0K, EXT.DU.NC. js&jg^sa.5ftiat* ig^^ •saws «| 3ftgg&|_-j_& ^OTssEasp-j-se l'"4r«£S3 »••*! *-v™^^^ DEALER- _ CONDITION. LIKZ NEW. |12». Ml- nes. ROM. Cull Ml-MM, SS"™,. H.t in Rt 38 Mid- PREsilCH - *ull M P~HKo», ••'"»• — i : " •?j£! liil«f«MlF^M______^^ «?SIS-«1|™SH^ STR(JMENT UNO - Renta new Bladwln pl.no: 5",',,^,% g} 'ffiaT SH.: BOH WHITE BUICK, 741-tm Ml-MH ft, '.".tur., ™lSv. aelter. and collar SJ'^SllST Hour.fle.fb". good ,al- '«' "•'« .SS^S*^ 'Wjilk • -nrrH nlr $3 weekly. M2-3I33 or T7i- S^^'-.g t°S%, Call 7B7-1O78. T^ •••„., • nmroBRTiBU ^ SUZUIO = S^S «5^ W6« ..««.. Apply BdtjrtI Coat Co., 322 „« w L,, Br,nch_ c,,, Ur. Ch.m- Bank, 7> Che.tnut Bt., M Bank. ^1 [Fil 18ai c >••; — ^T5S DE•-„•, TMTTCRggTED P .'"iV^ nSf?^.^ t.^Rr~Thrat "" Main BL fiellord. 787-3177. Unat22MlSl. UANAQER - Short order experience JALLJIM .„„,.„.„_ ^S?fES-TO TAKE .'ov™"™ 'm o'a,. l. "B'M? o'fTr. cSTttffm «iSi DRUG CLERK - P.rt Um. llv. day. WANTED - Four w.llr...... B.perl- JeJpM. No nllht. or B-nda,,. Call AUTOMOTIVE MENTS ON REPOSSESBED CAR1 mM, a week. Kiperlenced. Apply In per.on. { ,y p,,,, or p»rt.iime. Apply «n-0»W. H0MES AUTOS FOR SALE -, s>» •mse; ^R§g5y —" area"*-"* "-•"- s^JIJir;: ETsSSS! HFWIFTT CJ ncwLl:l gaF^w^?^^^"!^?-? a'^^jT&rftas: ESSffSflSS HANDICAPPED — ••aag- ggaaaar-'- ' ^BNT8 %gON REPOSSESSEg aagaagKssD CARS- j>k« <>»« ..SSSHtf^, a .„ plVmenl!roi Negfrw Monmoutl:^ «a«..^if°!LSljios oor/dlllon. Call alter »..c^^^i^tf^SHrHer^PACKAR0 p.m. PFRSDNS SALES TRAINEE - No eiperlence •.-,„•„• MAN Over 1« high .chool .D ^.,._ ^ MCOA. !AL1!MR A 1 h p 1 3 n * mouth Motorl. INGS - McCARtnr Ctmmlet, lit A»«., ,- * ; ?'JJ ' ?!.S£f .nS?T • in afternoon ihlft and morning shirt, for '•"• and 2 p.m. 6<2-3<2C. u<1]er ,ni, m,.,^,,,! min. Excellent I rlV<\«lll/ VV» Kfvunimi IIMB _ g«lelllti harilton 291-1101. Atlantic HUHlandn. mil, » ».in. ""'-i «iv" » mu. fl|1| (|mt or part.t|me employcei. Salary PART-TIME — Mature woman wanted opportunity tor ambitious penon to AUTOS FOR SALE v s full nower No ca»h needed. TAKE mg B1MCA - Deluxe OL8, Four-door. SELL OR TRADE HOUSE TRAILER - pin, borni.. We tr.ln you and you earn w work Inventory In parti room. Apply learn theater manajemjot. Write OVER PAYMENTS OF HIM per week. L«elle" conffion, low .mileage. W*V for .utomobiU or «M* value. wWte you learn. Plea.e caU ParU Manager. Circle Chevrolet do., "B.H". Box 520, Red Bank. Philadelphia area, •nil ^M^flMflMU BONDEll AUTO SALES, RL 35, Nep- um. Call 787-3706. >l,100. Call MurdocK «182i. 3i5 Maple Aye., Red Bank. TAILOR - Who can do alterations |n,o r pt,y»lc« degree required, ll m^n^l&i^Mm&Qi tune. 77(-6I0O. imim 1868 — Wildcat convertible MOBILE HOME — «'xlO\ alr-condl- 842-4334 PBX OPERATORS - Part-time. 3 to and minor repalra. Pull time employ- i Commlsilon + car + all «pe f M .an nTnuMORH E — Custom sports *,Vi L,T tin «ik VnM TAKE tlonlni. Bottom enclosed. Tool "tied. —__ —— n1 ,n1nt and weekend work available, ment, one with experience prelerred. + benefits. Send reiuma t« A. b _^ -** \ Sf° AH power Good SmU™n"call SVEBTAYMENTS"!' »T« 30 per week. Call Iw-Mll. STENOtiRAPHER _ O.«rjJ otnc; ex- T .,. ;,,^. An.werln, gervlce, 74MW. Little Silver Cleaner.. 601 Branch Ave., Box 820, Red Bank. L c B tl>r ^fc _- Jt^ S 2»l'o»" between 6 and 7 p.m. 5J0NDE1, A,jTo BALES, Rt. SS, Nep- EYce"lent working condTt'on. O^khu??t GIRLS WANTED FOR TELEPHONE "" " - MZM^m i^K Ik i»6« Ml!STANO - Hardtop, v*lte wl tune. 77^700. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE frea! Car nec.sslry. Call Ml.. Calnes, WORK - Full or part time. Call 747- M£N DADT Tll^r; i W^flM^^H jfl^V Jl black vinyl roof. VS, automatic. In- CHEVROLET 1966 - Impala .tatlon 531-1600 weekdays 9«:30 oWly. 5536^ MCIN rAM\l-limc flWore Classified Adi ^A^MHW K 1H2 OLD8MOBIU! - Convertlbl.. El- Rt. 31, Neptune. 774-67OO. 1B63OR1M4 COMPACT STATION WAO- 158, Ha»le>, N. J. &73O. HOUBEKEEPER - Bleep-In ReceM to 7"o p.m. Freehold YMCA, 12 _____ Sl UP fl Seeds'bodTw'ork CM M$»"""- ww1^^°a ^ ^ ~ """""- ""^ ?," ^rX"^^^tii> j^W t CooOT ^y^B i CHRISTMAS SELLING - to full .wing. SS." «

7 ^ggar- ' r n isg-^^^____g_:..K »1'»» P" "«k-, f0"0?,*,^,^1110 power, No ca.h needed. TAKE OVER rjaynller°"!r!^r's - M-H . Scow. - Sunfish 2019, 566-3257s^^MS^iW-_5.S5S^-. 4621074. JJJ ,„ BS?? ,bu?v 7 iJ2fi3 work through the winter. Apply Stende^r ™«A1 mirill HIDAN l s rewwbl t I rAII NOW » SALES, Ht. 38, Neptune. 77441700. ^tYMENT8 of «7.90 per week. BON- MONMOUTH MARINA pfAiQTVnirn mmmi Tmmmltte ' " ' "i'- 741-O283. Builders, Carton St., Rum.on. AliRILIfLIUKAL N | CALL NOW J F0I,n 1964-XL hardtop V-Sfull power. nEU AUTO SALES. Rt. 36. Neptune. 48 West St.. Monmouth Beach 222-3402. S™Jf ^"S ienSSf-S.- S?* ™°n ^porTall^'re^en?"; MEN WANTED - For general labor HgillWIUUnH- 8 I 741 A77R I™™££w$?°"T™ *°™ °>"™ - <*»«*<• ^f^^^^^-uX.±K1ENCEDBEAUT1C1AN_Full^ "-'""- jrscV^rw^™"'-""' .»*.. ™,or ^Ph=rn»r 0 0 ^ I . S ^ ^ ^ J!^A_» Ked cr.lt trailer. Call 7«-8S8o. Valley Inn, Rt. 34. Holmdel. _JL __ ^^ ^ n|gh|j f pm.2.J0 ,.m. ,p,rl,nc«. I '*! CHEVROLET $995 A im FALCON - Factory equipped. Bank. 741-6778. 198l LUHRS _ 37. „,,,,„ cru|,er, New BEAUTY COUNSELORS offers oppor- 4MTFl_JVIAI F Permanent floor waxing and Janitorial _m™1MiiM, omor«m ll ex I impold 2-Door Hordtop. 5| sprint sport, coupe. VJ, lour-speod 9 FORD WAOON - Six cylinder. 22S h.p. engine. A-l nape. 13500, Call '•"•«» '» »>av« fun^ and Help people HtLP WANlbU-MAl_ , Mlddlelown building. No «-, Our ampMMilon »«>•"" » ™ 105 wt e 0 1 eo n B1 I e or work ! 0 Cylinder, AuiomotiC. 1^ transmisilon. Bucket seals. Excellent V"?onJati" trat«milSBlon Oood tires. 747-0980. |" J ' , i ,, l°I l JL,!1 Christmas. — perlence necessary. For Interview _ap- c,||ent offering the bill In .« -•* $»« I cndlfon. Call m**. jUjTSffi »^^" ' TWO CHHYBLBR MARINE IMPERIAL '"'"ToMEN ^ or part time PRODUCTION f1^ ^ho^YMCA,6 ,f W«_JS -^ """0" "fund ond Mm 0 I Golaxle 4-Door. Full Power. « -„„„„, - FORD 1945 - dalaxle four-door hard^ 225 h.p. engines. Excellent condition. ^S". "^, ~AS Fashion FS?' EMDirtVECC • ton "st! Freehold. benefit plam. PIMM wrllt trot p l <> k Like New. I AUTOS FOR SALE top. Full power. NO MONEY DOWN, Matched (wins with bronze slrftle ex- Jf K;?i" g1 Reil link EMPLOYEtS ^,b' TfjnTrtllrTnrt Kevport Ino exotrlenc* ord tolory «• Bf d B nk 0001 1 mS I '« IMPERIAL $795 Jl lake over payments of »3.«0 per wtek. hauat system with silencers and bronze « °»° «'•• "« ' - „..•,„. «.i._ i ? ??! vmi^pnv7r island 7. ' hiW.SSI -A7 HAT ISa-T"__•_SH'S^gg--S_HS_-eiS_ggf* ga - «•—•"•— -_„.KSISV!NS01 IDSKSI *^Jr jg^^'Sr^ ggnffetf- -=g-_-j«e '«'»°N6 C°»K 00. -» —»™ "—•_-- — hl!li areI 1 '40 PODGE S39B V jti^l\ llk_ „-•,-,.., .-.,, „.....„. ,.„, Hn-- TARPAULINS -- Four uieil Twn 17'i - Experienced in general of- Beers and Francis Sts.. Keyport EVDCDIEMr^Fn UflFFMAN 4.D00T Sedan Fully Equipped, fl /^LJL-J-V-^ £?rdU,^° Tu™^'"*0. 'MONEY K™ »S F"?' coition1 i'J.V.T'to-A L» B.T»20 *Red Bar? *" ""'" °'"l°t'"""S' E""'{'"r'!r . . XOf _ CPU A Sir nUITMAn \ ..«.._?-"""• »«> 1 /I f* ' Y^^ DOWN, take over payment, of M.BO per tlO «ach. 842-3615. rie.lred to A.L. , Box 820, Red Bar*. gAn WABHER8 _ Fmlr Op,nlnB. lor AUTO MECHANIC I T AA/>UE Ikla* I 40 DISOTO W?5 |?l fr~ N _.! week. 8BAWAY MOTORS, Rt. 35, Nep- 55;—INBOARD CABIN rntUIIKR — 1IRh OVER 18 — To work at candy lull time men. Experience preferred, _ . . - (jjjijr steady work, I A KIH Mr INI ] 4-Door. Full Power. V fi£ ^nt-_<_____-4« tune, 774-B0O0. Bleeps two Hull and motoV too condl- »taI"1- E^nlnjs and all day Sat. Apply but not necessary. Will train oM the job. "L „», all frlnot binefilt for the IM I1UVIIL| IIIU 5 surss I ;^»cono.v,?, S ^©$nooW Erssrnsrttiss*hte&~'~ '^-~ —• — ^x^%ssz^" aav. NUTLEY, N.J.on.0 U1MP0RT S I '» rONTIAC $395 fk ^H II flBVW 1^^ DOWN, take over payments of 11B.30 ml LYMA NN SKIFF — 23' 165 h D APPLICATIONS _ Now being accepted AUTO MECHANIC - Excellent op- •*••"• ,„.„., pl nrf Ronk i « . -i. c I I YomwvMlJ Woor Hardtop, ll I " " * I per week. SEAWAY MOTORS, Rt. 3J, " Sim ' "" •»'••"««'«» '« Christmas selling portunlty. Top pay. Bay.hore Chrysler, N.wman Spring. RJ. Red Bonk A E | Opportunity Employ | nonneviMO^ uoor^^naroiop. a^ I I N.ptiine. 774-9000. 8(2-0(35 jmn. Apply with reference, to Atlantic Highlands. ConUct S.rvlce| ^^^^^**^JJ^^^^^^ _.____!___.___— AA B 52 RM I '»9 PLYMOUTH ' $195 J iiST t.341 1M1 TRIUMPH TO 3 ROADSTER - 23' HARDTOP SKIFF _ i960. 108 Gray. ' °* °' """*• Manager, 291-C200, »_—*~~~*B-=- : f P W S O n WO0 3 ° FX E ,X p ed. °"- 1 DELIVERED \"'j$. glif%'-go'r gi^t fK^S^r "' »»'""""• HELP WANTCD-Male - Female HELP WANTED-Male . Female HELP WAWTED-M_e - Fimale HELP WANI-D-Mrie - Fern I '51 IUICK $ 95 ajl PONTIAC 1985—BonnevUle convertible. — ——. STg-SiuSc""" Tli i NO HIDDEN EXTRAS ™ ll»d™,VSl?ZZi& STORAGE AND SERVICES I ! • i Y M Rt N tunt m "dub COUP,.Tull P0W.V. A $^Q AA DOWN "*, # ' "• " - ' outboard Motor. Wintered and Stored 11 a DEI IL4 AKIT S iO-UU PER MO. MUSTANO im - g...t.ck two-door ^"Uxp'eVSfo^fflrr " E BfcLMONI fl . 'SS&t & S!rg&2S £<&& N ™ BOATMAN-S SHOP 8 M0T0RB RL r : y r MOTORS I lEVINE'S b^ **" ' " ^" ^ ''^ " "" "' % i # I _^%, • • 1 !«^&s AZL1"" ky^--"-^^^s^ Wnrlr CJnnnrtunitiP<; 1 m lMui_s>_BU_R<_n_nJ Hyw 35 542-IO20 E.loKtown %?¥&? SS^TS!^ ^V"-™ ^ ™* "'^ YY U IV \/UUvl IUI llllWO. s_k*_0_Mt_P_P_M9M iM_MmHM_m_BiKKS_^ bucket seats. »895. May be »een at ,„„„„. ,,„,.„ T V ^^^ • • ^ ~•W f r~~. ~~^_; __^ _ .^^^^^^a,^^;-^::^^^: -^V^^^^-^^ r™M"Mo'w°n."'' "' "" P"m" BUS'WE5S N0T'CK 1 ! " " ' . . , CDC^IAIC I-KV%rpo^.r«EYwBA^^ T^A!™^^ SH»w«ggB&jag WIRERS - SOLDERERS - TESTERS v d r c m 100% GUARANTEE ON ALL USED CARS S ^"{gg*.,7«rlL° ;. dTo ""° H.m..-coB,m.rci.1 Buudi-,. '. YY llxLIVJ «JV«/,LL/LI\LI\«J I L«J I LlXV TOTAL FINANCING-ONE PAYMENT CREDIT £«5.SS T&SL or best offer. Call 747-5119. RAYBOECKBl. • ' '

SPECIAL RATES AND TERMS TO HOMEOWNERS i«u BUICK ORAND SPORT skylark "1-2382. . «.--a .«.-«-. a , A >-». m „... iairnr/\T/MM> T^n |»^3KVbii«^^ - ASSEMBLERS — MACHINISTS.— INSPECTORS •U OldimaUU ffiJrir '4 Cadillac Pnnnp 1 BOB WHITE BUICK. 741-6200. tui elem.nts. seal with cosmicou. ' ££rXr $2495 sss.ijrAjKU 52I7S ?s TZ%r* nor i f ' ' ° ""-' 3" ,"* °74 uu» '' '" '"'"* '" *"' • OpportunHiM await you! Three years backlog of ord«r$ on hand. Bel Air Station XI 173 « «W« \1 ?QS "•" M"»T"*" - "» .yii-i". .jf-• Pm" 7<'-"4»- " ' ' * Wooon. Full Powir. *"#«# So»clol Slotlon Wogon. S>li#«l dard sjhlft. jood condition, many ex-BAOKHOEBULLDOZINO - Topsoll, _ i__-j-.i- «„.-:.,-. :--.J;«*« kirinnc ' traa. A.kltlg «1800. Call 741-2904 after 8. gravel, mowing, septic tank work. B»n- • Immediate Opening! •—• immeOIBTe niriligS. , 'M Cadillac «.>.. 'JJ Mft liOOSK IIXIAAP PnuTiAr rWIPPITCI nPHPnTf I

S c mi c 7 8881 _._ft_a_kStTf' •• IT A Mint "*""" ••»"' '«^-»-""p «•••» p"- "' ' - "- '- ULI^LIII«J. UL.I lL.1 I I *>''«m«!>t>mmmmmmMKmm^mmam>MamammmmmKia SEAWAY MOTORS, Rt. 35, Neptune, CHARLES UOWER _ MABON CON- n • I I I l> I I ' •.-•-.• . ,-,-, ,, .-. , ,..,• , M*"***II^MIIIMIIMIIII*MMPIIIIIIII'*IIMIMP^M>MIIII^| in'r^NN^'i•I." - ly.^r, h.r.i. Firepilces 7 ^pedam'y.'" 7<47™4l79.rc'''' • PfllQ HOlIC!cIVS' I. ElgM eompiny paid hslldtyi, ii compitid *o H»eri er Ion by nort ortur FKtary Fnth Pay top. aiue with matching lr/ierio'r. Full ATTFNTIOKI MnMf DWKIBD comoanlal. ! . " '' "*7l Sail rrica Pan n«wa MsatLlv P»"«r- *"95 Call Mr. Klelds. 542-24,14, Al ' cr*> IWIN-MUMt UWNtK . . «wmp»ni». > , i ' „ ' M" rnC* r"' ""* Memiy MONMOUTH MOTORS, Hwy, 38, E.ton Left over materials from large job. • • • '" • • •'. , '. .«•.,-. VoliflntS S1795 N U2 30 '°wn. . enough TDr a good sire room. Com- ' ;' ' V •,. ' Plymouthi $1995 O S4M3 gSi.^.-ur-'g.'d SSSTSS. ^ '"^'^gQ '^'^a"c' 'u • • Paid VacatlOnsl ' C.O*^*u^^™iatimfa^,'tf^fa:hkjiin;.

wnryslers .... ™ $62.60 1057 CADILLAC — Fun powei. ,>»«• nmiiiing contractors 222-7681 ' , «nd thrca wooki afttr tan y«ir«. •- . ' ' Wagons $2395 E $57.78 IM WS. can JACKS SEWER CLEANING - with - ' ' " ,;.,,,. .,.•.., —' • CTl-o<»3. electric sewer rooter. Clean, clogged - < • .- • . R A VCU ADC door Hardtop. Maroon with match'lnii lii- H"«<. 671-5080. l 1 d » a^Li,*lx_» «•' D__...l ' < •••':'.-•-• ," ,",.• '•,•-• DAlOnUKC MO'N'^'S SS^iJi.ffiS.Wi.t {JSi %l^l^ta ai,Sn. ? _S5-| • V^nnStmaS DOnUS! 0. B^n.le A,.i,».nc. U. p.ld . ,ub,Un«.l Chflrtmw l«n«i .».ry yo.r _ Jown. faction guaranteed. 787-7155. 787-4234.1 line* ittrfinj in buiintll (I ?58). PllDVvl CD DIVkjnllTU IkIP im CHEVROLET BUP^I *>•„... HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Additions, I • • m M rt t J t>P JERRY BARATTA AND LOU LERNER MU$T •'^.^•^'"hucg^.,.-A° c.'fi «'""" gif ^.. iS!SS . " '"' • Paid H0Spital.Zat.0n! E. ih. Cr«.-Blu. Shield (M.dic.l .nd Sur,le.l) In.iTr.ne.. Or,.'halt ' R h mium 1 b Sell OUT THEIR STOCK OF USED CARS "no - w.to,. ^ ...M. * X^nZTLZ^VZ: o « « !»« '• P*" X «• »«^'« •» ""•'"! *»• " TO MAKE ROOM FOR THI TRADES COM- v> >^««c <»» gm« »f» c.j, F,« e..im..e,. c.u 5 to u ,.m. ai- . • • . ING IN ON THE NEW 1967 MODELS. ™»^.'f'^'toSn"0"™ M0'3J!L— -••.....•.• MCHEV.OLET A. r«DWAiD ISJ/nTS^ur.^l'ow^r,^ Co.fi EMPLOYMENT • Excellent CondltlOIIS! F. M,.» Pr.d,c»!on r. n.wly air c.nditi.n.d and ..l.B«fie.lly .rr.ng.d 1™S Auilmol* iB'- "f" B'"k- • HELP WAfJTED-FEMALE for m.Kimum comfort .nd .fficl.ncy. C.Uliri. trr4tng*mon«i «or hot or I960 OLDSMOBIUB Super 88, good con- . . —, ______, • • u 1 L A w J B tvj // "L L '' ' ' • F u d 00 r h dt<> [ t l ld lunch AiM nd P M br kl> , 45 M.YMOUTH H CHRYSLER :™% P°0 w; r h ra 1,V. . t.. 'ring"Rta ,o- SEWING MACHINE " "' ' ' ' ' """ " 4 Boor Sedan » Pan. station Wagon I mater. 222-H40. ' , OPERATORS • 13 MICON SQUIRI i4 T'lIRD 18M CH1EvnoL1:T ImPala wagon, Low ™J[j2IE£g|P "NIOH SHOP. _ , _ " . . ' C U B EF °W Convertlbl. JlllS. '™i| power"*whSewaiil' i°"j F»LL I5g 2V{\^j|'/^|PORT§: • StBdOy CITiplOyffl6111. 6. Moit o( our p.nonn.l hav. b.an wiik ui line. l«l. St.ady work ll ttitir.d tS MUSTANG (3 PLYMOUTH w'nd'ow"'^.^"'.'''1 ' *"' ""l" "" RANK,' 717-1373. " by our fhr.i yt.n bifklog of ord.fi. PO.IIJOCK Fury HordtCfl 1SG5 DODQE DART UX' C«IV.,H.,... CA« WASHERS: PULL TIME ONLY ,. .__. . 4-speM IrammHslon, formula 8 eneme. "7 ° "'• " t0 JB> "" detailing car.; .. tl FORD M OLDJMOIILE Can be •trust 110 Portl.nd Rd., High- SWing"M^'elplriTr^cs"n'c.sla ""OMS 1 & „,"_ xwnuTiTr .'^''o'LTOMomLE*' T»HM WXH.? ",. MiiS"'" • Advancement! H. Pro9r...!.n «o hi,h.r el...lflc.(l,n dap.nd. .nrlr.ly upon y'our .bllity to 0 P w r G 1 mSrSSPlEt "eSSSfbU K";K^,or,» BS. o .,. gr VXrit r«»?-Wh.M,'i,.ll,,.. ~ «dv.nc. The oPpor)unm., .r. h.r.. • - " 2414, MONMOUTH MOTORS. Hwy. n3, n,ons In? mInor "Pn'ra. Full time cm- LA WAI IAMT _9 ruiVUtB Eatoriown ploymfnt, one with experience prc- 0 811 ^JS^HSSH *5S?BS" guioK _ ,w .. ,..—:—rrLiffE, "-"*" "" • . . MCHRYSUR • *1 CHi"WLET ClT'io^Z" a'lT't^ZZV. BBCRBTijnry-ir.perienc. preferred. ' I. PLEASE PHONE 747-5100. ASK FOR MRS. MSTSER OR APPLY IN PERSON N."v.rk.r""Alr *'. M on l" CM Iron. 4 p.m. to . p.m., ,,;w. °™fX^ .'^ W.V,1}^.^ , . FOR IMMEDIATE WRINGS. ' IBM PONTIAC — Ntw .1 v. mensiirntr wltli ability. C*l| 741-3900 • M e y 0 a n n l EXC • JBt_f" "JSf" i .c o-nd"'c . r."'a 'i»; A|r' "'"" ^^^.ir^rMiT-^-Me^i i ""O001 seoan , _ oflice, excellent salary and working • *• 10!M» PUEaKOT — lieu offer. Cail conditions. Previous experience helpful, • ' ••^HinMHkSpBIMHpH|eHqBI||Mpjyj|IB*jejtje if'lM (IllISj m-01IS£l^JiSi~^^S™L, between • ' hut not necessary. Writ. "B.C.". Bo:x X• ELECTRONI' C ASSISTANCE CORPORATION ^^^^^m Mi • _LVal I km\M I • ~s^s^s^sVI Only Wli. Owi.'c:r 87I-5-.H |offlcg dinning work In Mlitdletown __Hem. if_i_HsiaariHHBkMaNMHie_a^i_H mr™,,,,,*-* .n«a • i l>ull«llng. Good nnv. no experience ^•» • ' ^_^_^^^_^^^^^^_^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^••••••^•••••••••^MMMMBIIII•——aWU>i^i^l—UlaB*ha_i^i__faUUlW_UaHMB_laiBHB ^ • form.tioMpnnt• . •.n 5(afte1 lnsr 391-00117j p.mVOLVI—.. CalI l _ »iiw—. »,.*w gageBALKSi.Afi g^Full , an12di 3pnrl-tlrae YBroa WITd ..,,',,•;St.H. Appl,BXPBRHISCE lieyd BurriBanky' Jjig'' - I—————————————__^______EAC - 20 BRIDGE AVE. '• . RED BAN_K ' HEU» WANTED-MALE HELP WANTH>-MA1£ HELP WANTEO-«jie -Femik By H KMM WAWMEMT8 tHE DAILY THE FAMH.Y ORCUS xt JULIA- *«ti« tram S«B bk ~ ~ CASHIERS PORTERS VmmVtiM (trt-U/M <««uaci ter HI GREEN GROVE GARDENS HOUSES FOB *ENT »uu el Ik* &•?. JhurilMt mitr TIME AND PART-TIME FOUR ROOMS-$115 BIG W SUPERMARKETS lOVt SBDROOl •k F!v« Rooms (Two Btdroomt) {140 f#rm.n.nt poiitioiw now «v.ilabi« in our Houtak.tpmg M Mmu »prfnga M. R«d Bub sereaud polch, bastboard tadl&tlor, • Efliei.ney (2'/i Roomi) $95 Dipt. Full tim«, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. five days. Good tfarrinj S1TUATIONS WANTED • Female 8WUI CI.UR K)R TENANT* 4S19. •alary and all employ** b»n«fits. HIAT. COOKING OAJ. HOTWATER AMD AIK CONDITIONINO WAITRESSES AVAILABLE POR CA- Near tramporttUon. I1TO p« month TERING -~ Tnorouiiilr experienced for T.V. and phona outlsls, U cu. ft retiKeritora. vtrkuv and walk-in stonte ."us utUltlei. MATTORW J..' OOL, all/occasions. Days, nights, weekends. faellltlta. Spacleut loomi. Urge ctoaets. Walk to abopplnc plaza, buses and teallor, ffil-3200. _____ Apply Call MS413S. •cnool. WE HAVE SEVERAL House* for rent. Employment Office COMPANION TO ELDERLY PERSON RenUl" sts.rt at ITS monthly. BEACH Nursing exoerlence DIRECTIONS: Garden sUta Ellt 117 to 39. cast on 35 to Airport gbonilnl AOE.N'CY. «IW2r 065-1822 Plata, turn left, then two blocks to modpl apartment From S3, u. M. Fields) to Bulal Ave, turn left on Mldlla Rd., strai(ht ahead. EAST KEAN3BURQ — Five-room un- WOMAN WISHES IRONING OR CHILD furnished home. Enclosed Ppfch. Base- CARE la her horae. Call board heat. $10O plus u«ll"M. CIW- BAMBERGER'S 7U-&121. Phono 264-1846 TEAU REALTY. RB»f. ESTATE, S15 MONMOUTH WOMAN — Will care for children In Carr Ave., Keansburg. 7B7-5S84. home. Call. COUPLBTELY FURNISHED — Three 747-1131 FOR SALE APARTMENTS bedrooms, den, living room, cathedral Eatontown NURSE — Experienced, wishes nurs :elllni, stons llreplace. UnWue. l« New Jersey Ins care In home, elderly person. Time TUB ENCLOSURES BAYHAYEN APARTMENTS lionthV Call Mrs. dark, MeAUSTER arranged. References. 222-5947. tOENCY, REALTOR, 10» E. River Heavy gltui turrouoded by •Irons All electric 3V?-room unit*. Air condl Kd., Rumion. 8t2-l88«. BABrsiTTINO — In my home. Ex- aluminum extrusions and track, in tlon«d. Overlooks harbor. $125 monthly HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WAOTED-MALE perienced mother w'.th excellent rer- •lock ror w baih tub. only \z Ideal retirement. No i»eu. Adults only itUMSON — Two bedrooms, breeze- erences. Call tl-'OKD. complete. Please come see. HAP.VEY H. BOWTELL, owner. 29 wty, garage. Nice grounds, location 2100. :onver.r.em. Available cbout November WILI HELP OUT WITH PRIVATE RED BANK LUMBER Call S12-3615 for. an appointment. SALES CAREER MANAGER PARTIES — Dinners, arM other oo- REI) BANK — First-floor, Tnrei WOULD you like lo be a member o c&alona. 741-SSM. Corner pfarl inrt Wall Red Bank rooms and bath. Unfurnished. Includ- BT. JAMBB PARISH — KM Bank. tut tltte salts team? We are devotlni OR ing utilities. No pels. Near transporta- Four-bedroom house. Near aehool, bus. •very effort to developing the auperioi MANAGER TRAINEE tion. 711-2373. ihopplnc. Available Nor. 1. lUferences gales lorc« In our industry. T< MERCHANDISE WANTED eojulred. Call Ul-»yn aller a p.m. achieve this objective we willingly In1 To become night manager in restaurant FINANCIAL FURNISHED APARTMENT - Tw< vest heavily In time, thorough train- drive-In. Rapid advancement, employee NOW OPEN AT NEW LOCATION — room*. Al! utilities Included. 25 Joan FURNISHED HOME — Extra large. Inf wid aubatantial rinanclng tor ihoit benefits. Must be high school graduate, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Our Attic. 76 Third Ave., Long Branch. son Lane. Kcansburg. Call 787-4T05. Modern conveniences. Beautifully land- who imet our viforoiiB qualification, over 21. No previous experience neces- We buy and sell anything. 229-41IG or FOl'R ROOMS AND BATH — 21 Worth scaped. Rent reasonable. 462-2850. sary. call 671-0825 lor appointment. If you 4te * highly motivated individu- THE FRANCHISE BOOM 531EM4. Ity St.. Corner of McLaren. (75 plut rCEANSBURQ — Cctlage, unfurnished, al who h*i lerved in either sales oi BUTCHSR — Service counter. Full Mate use of It to establish your own "Okay, now what comet after 10, Mommy." COLLECTOR — Want* jid toy traini- utilities. Call 747-41.17. 'nur rooms and bath. Pay utilities. tdmlnlitration or your own business part-time. CaU 2644695. Aflw 6, 629-business. For Information write to any cr. full tlon. Pty f^-n or will trade: KEANSBURO — Nice area. Newly dec ;dea! for couple. 787-0317. , call -M9-7&8T, eyerJln|» 717-0151. A 8420. PARTAKE, Sea Olrt. or call 443-5678. equal opportunity employer. RO. 027, 0. itAfl-Urd gau«e. 7T4-3710. orated two-bedroom riuplei. Tile bstn BUNGALOW—Nearly new. Two bed- PAINTER WANTED SEEKING AN INDIVIDUAL — Who OLD rounrl oak tables, picture frames, Uus dryer, ino per mo. plus utilities. rooms. Furnished. Now until Juris, |7S WANTED — MACHINIST - First claai Call after 6 p.m. can put together a group or locate a Call source of finance for manufacturing an FOR SALE FOR SALE marble top tables, etc. Write 117 Main er month, plus utilities. 208 LfcRelnc. all around man. Thia Is a per man en I 747-28S9. St., Port Monmouth. 7ft7-'28M- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Tlire ,ve., Bradley Beach. 773-2198. -position in a clean, imall, precision electronic product of high quality In rooms, kitchen and batti. Porch tliop, working laieBt equipment. We EXPERIENCED BUTCHER WANTED very high demanU. Competent business COLLECTOR — Tiffany L.C.T.. Tll- from kitchen. Second floor. Heat use51. ROUTE MEN-VENDING — Full-time, makes buttonholes, sewa on buttons, $59.95; ft'xT' was 9D9.75, now $70.55 KINETRON COHP., SHREWSBURY OVER THE ROAD darns, monograms, etc, $58.60 or $3.2{7'xlO" was INJ0.S3, now $149.95. Pleas TENS — Reasonable. Call complete servlcss. Cupetsd througt hours, 3 p.m. - 11 p.m. Experlenci atop by and see these values. 648-4447. out, with most attractive wall treat- Long as 30 Years to Pay ELECTRIC MECHANIC — To read necessary. Call 642-1530. per month. Call Home Credit Dep QROWN FOX TERRIERS — J15 up ment and electrical fixtures. 43all 747- prints. Capable of assembling, wiring GREAT SALES OPPORTUNITY—Good EARN UP TO $200 A WEEK 846-8100. RED BANK LUMBER 2730 between > and 0:3a ani testing or precision Invtronmental Chihuahuas <25 up. Toy terrier pup- FHA Will Pay Reasonable starting salary and bonu3 If you qual- CHEAPER TKAN UHFIN19HE pies J35. (609) 7II0-11M. test equipment. Thermal Research, ify. Chance to advance to manage- DRE93TH3 — CHESTS, MAHPP.OOF Corner Pearl and Wall IF YOU ARE INTERESTED — In yiorencs 4 Broadway, Union Beach. ment within six months. Ags 20-40, good JOBS FOR NEW JERSEY TOPS. BEDS, WALNUT AND LIMED OLD FUKNITUBB — Antljues, obit brand new modem office space, well and Customary Financing O'l'LLUAN ^PMVrTIME EV education and-or sales background. AND NYC AREA OAK. MANY OTHBR STTLIS. W llassware, art objects and brlc-a-bn located In the center of Red Bank, con- I ;t)] APPLY DOO HOUSE RESTAU. Full details In reply to "A.Y.", Box IRWIN'S, 27 MONMOUTH BT., REIItnmcdlatB cash (or anything »nd ore REAL ESTATE FOR RENT tract iise for further Information. THE and Closing Cotti. 820, Red Bank, N.J. BANK mini. Huscll's. 25 East Front St.. 7 DOWSTRA AGENCY. 741-1700. K\:rr. RT. 35, MIDDLE-TOWN, N.J, INTERSTATE TRACTOR TRAILER APARTMENTS MAN WANTED — TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING, INC., . CO-OPERATING 1693. DESIRABLE RIVER FRONT aul 33-207S31 S/S Oak Hill Rd. MEN -r PART TIME , AND WAREHOUSE WORK" — Full-dy WITH ' THE WORLD'S -MAJO,R„ BLACK TOP SEALER BUFyarr — Parlor taws «nd t on Ilrsl door In tn« Tuller Building. Middletown — $19,700 Need Christmas money? Barn $2.5C C-3, Start M-BO per houg OlfjM231 FHEIOHT LINKS I IS SEEKING IB•>S, Protects and tcautirlft your driveway. chairs, kitchen set, serving table. May RED BANK'S FINEST Call 747-2440. 35-193881 9 Grcenway 81. to M.21 per hour. Hours to aull present MEN TO BE TRAINED AS TRACTO-R Brush It en yourself — know It's done Us washer, two parlor lamps, lw< Hazlet — 117.TOO PART-TIME HELP — MuuL be ove right o gal. pall, (3.09. Spacious iV> room apartments. All twoRED BANK — Downtown. Central lc )•• 7 Call Wa-UM, 566-2019, 8W-K57, TRAILER DRIVERS. 2 SHIFTS—DAT- plant-stands. Very e-ood condition. Ca] bedroomi, large closets. Free parking. 352-027140 10 West Richard St IS. Work nights and weekends. Should TIME AND BVENINO WORK THEIR alter J, 711-1708. ccation . Grounou d floor officee spacep . Bel , Rarllan Twp. — 11J,700 . -.-van. have mechanical ability. Apply TJnton OROWTH OPENS MORE JOBS THAN RED BANK LUMBER Exceptional value S135-JU-V Immediate completelltl y remodeledmdeled . LargLg e parkinparki ; 33-2158M 19 Eastwood Ave. ROUTB SALESMAN - For linen aer- Falls Ease, Sycamore Ave., 642-&802. EVER BEFORE. GUARANTEED JOB FLOOR SAMPLE SALE — Finest or future occupancy. Sprint View lot. Early occupancy. Reasonable ren. Long Branch — «14.4M vlco, f.v« days. Good pay. Apply In per- Comer Pearl and Wall Red Banx lonlal furniture at great savings. Cl Gardens. 263 Sprint BL OPENINGS ON RECORD. TRAIN TEMPO—DELUXE gas space heater, Air conditioned. CHAS H. TINDALL, 35-201831 817''" Central Ave. ion to Central Coait Apron & Linen FULL TIME OR ON WEEK-ENDS AT Hickory Hill, 402-0337. MATAWAN — OLBNN OAnDBNO — BTVISB, 500 Atkins Ave., Neptune. Cal HELP WAffTED-Malc -Female THE RED LION AIRPORT, VINCEN- 3000 BTU, thermostat controlled, $65, Ashurr Park - 111,650 T7S-M14. TOWN, N.J. EDUCATION LOAN PLAN MMW38 after 5 p.m. LIVINO ROOM — Bedroom, five plei Two-bedroom air conditioned duplex 7,000 FT. LIOHT minijftcuirln 352-009011 54 Eultonwood PL AVAILABLE. FOR . PERSONAL IN- kitchen set. Like new. Call between apartment. Immediate occupancy -con- lolU for lease. Con be tested aepirst* Hazlel - $15,300 CORNER CUTT1R TRAINEE — Paper TERVIEW TO DETERMINE IF YOUCOMBINATION two-burner coal an and fl p.m., 229-3088. cession. 60 Main St., Matawan. See ty, containing about 3300 six. IL pei 3S-2MS84 10 Linda VI. Boi Industry. Opportunity for advance- QUALIFY SEND YOUR NAME, AD- four-burner gas ttova with gas oven Supt. floor. 747-1100- Hazlet — 111,450 ment Benellu, good pJr. Apply In ARE YOU $50. 747-3922. OENBRAL MEAT GRINDER — Mod 392439019 S Nevada Ave. DRESS, AOB. AND PHONE NUMBER 122 with all attachments, $150. Ol RUMsoN — Three-room apartment. person, Salman Paper Box Co,, X TO INTERSTATE P.O. BOX 04J. BARBELL SET — 230 lbs with as- Near transportation, shopping, schools STORE FOR RENT — In Matawan K. Keansburg — |19,i;0 Brunswick Ave., Matawan. JAMAICA, N.Y. OR TELEPHONB OL space heater, 8 years old, ISO. Nation; Good location. 150. per month. Call 352-026214 413 Beachvlew Ave. HANDICAPPED? •arted plttei, $35. Phono after S p.m. eat scale. IIS. 741-8963. and church. Free car shelters avail- 564-DG03. alter 5. I, CONSULTANT — Blectro-me- 6-0800 OR 6434909. 741-4J59. able Reasonable. CaU 229-2403 liter Union Beach- For employment call 3 Family — 111,(121 ehanlcal design consullant. Part-time SIX round oak tables, old framed SHADE SALE 5:39. LIGHT MANUFACTURINGS OR SHO1352-020001 25 Palmer Court or evenings. Must be experienced In ETERNA 5 MUSICAL KINDERGARTEN—For chil- clothes trees $2.50. Glaisware, etc. 11] TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT — — For lease Nov. 1. 3-J West Bergei Ulddlelown — 115,000 fmall precision relays, switches, etc. dren, four to six. Effective, fascinating Main St., Port Monmoulh fr.fr H*. 36),Kord 3" Scallop and Irlnga wlndot Newly reflnlshed.. 91DO. per month. 13 PI., Red Bank. Call 071-1579. 152-017601 1J Harklns Dr. Kesilef-Ellls Product. Co., MI-OMO. introduction to music. Social and musi- shades on your roller, regular 13.7 Huddy Ave.. Highlands. 872-1331. OFFICE — Or could bo store. Next Middletown — 114,700 „„ WANTED — NO «• cal development through Singing, Rhyth- now »2.75, to 36" wide. Room darken! to Wm. Leff Furniture. Plenty of park- parltnea ntceaiary. Ths Put, Rt. 36. 842-4390 mic Activities. Musical Games, Ear RENT A TV shades, 2" scallop and (rinse. 13.' FURNISHED FOUR ROOMS — Private ng space. Hwy. 3S, 141-3213. Complete listings may be obtained from MAN OR WOMAN — O»or «. to work Training, Making Things, Getting ac- Both washable. Other shade! In sto entrance. IB Third Ayenue, Atlantic FEDERAL HOUSING! ADMINISTP.A- • illddUtown. quainted with the piano, Learning Husl- Portable day, week. BAYSHOItE TV. Irom Wo to Jl'3.50. ilighlands. ' PROFESSIONAL OFFICES FOR REN! In dry cleanlni plant. No etporiencc cal Facts, Music Writing. Beislona 39 Churcn St., Kesnjuurf. 787-4100 TION 10 Commerce Court. Newark, necessary. Apply Donald'i Laundry, 4 RUMSON — Waterfront. Furnlahed siu- —Three rooms on E. Front St., RedNew Jersey. Telephone: O4M45I. WHOUSSALE — HAHDWARB-HOUSE- Marlon St., Sect Bank. meet two hours weekly. RlfMBON PEPPERS AND EOOPLANTS HOC PROWN'S Bank. Near Rlvervlew Hospital. Al WABB, SHORE TERRITORY. SOME PROFESSIONAL BWL-DING. 4! West per basket, (bring own basket). Al* dlo apartment. For itngle person, joa utilities. $125 a month, call H1-2WC FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL — In River Rd., Rumson. 842-1K7, I71-H873. 32 Broad 81. Red Bank 7I1-75C morAhly. Year lease. 842-1755. BXPIRIBNCE PREFERRED. SEND lumpklna, 10c and up. Bring the chll RUM8ON — Office space now ava excellent realdentlal area. 2U baths, MIUMB, a. FEDffiRBUSH, P.O. BOX MEN AND WOMEN FOR THAT BETTER JOB — Enroll dien. let them pick their own. LiuCOLONIA- L DINING ROOM SET TWIN SABLES - 39 Riverside Ave.. able. Itumson Professional Bullrllng, 4! full basement, garage, formal dining ST. TOTOWA, N.J. Will. rlno's Farm, Sycamore Farm, New Solid oak. Table with t>ads, six chain Red Bank, on river. Three and (our room. Washer, dryer, dfshwasher In- today at Northeast Business Machine W. River Rd., Rumion. All utilities In cluded. Owner transferred. 12,100 down. 1130 TO JIM WEEK SALARY School. IBM keypunch, computer pro- Shrewsbury. hutch, buffet. J100. 542-2043. rooms urfurnlshed. 741-2390. eluded. Will re-arrange office to sull I MANAGER WANTED pur firm needs 3D to start immediate tenant. Call 842.0732. Assume 116,100 mortgage at S^ift. Full'tlme. Could use some part- gramming, office automation. 34 Broad invmutROOM SOFA r- Box •prlnj TEN-PIECE DININO ROOM - M' RED BANK -* Three rooms and bath, MANY OTHERS ! KRAUSZER'S DAIRY STORE -.-.e. No experience. Call for appoint- Bt., Red Bank. 747-4647. and mattress, full alze. Qood condition. hosany. Sxcellent condition. 575. Brli furnished. Adults only. No peti. 717- 8TORE — With five rooms for ren All for ISO. 284-7188. tonlca Jr. Encyclopedia. Bicellenl cor 5320. Weisgold & Krupniclc, Inc, Salary and commission. Free hospital- ment. 741-4014. DRUM LESSONS BY PROFESSION. dltlon. »25. Call after 5 p.m.. 787-3WI Apply Single System Laundry, Inc lzatlon. Call for appointment. KI 5-HOO. REAL ESTATE BALESPDnsON to rep-AL MUSICIAN IN YOUR OWN HOME. OARAGE BALJI — Oct. 13, 14, 15. NORTH LONG BRANCH — iVi rm Broad and First fits., Keyport. Cal 7(7-9016, ' a.m. - 5 p.m. No. 1 Konlsh Dr.. Port MINK DYED 9QUIKREL CAPB 281-0737. Brokers YOUNO MAN — To help make and resent reputable, Ions established) firm unfurnlihed. Available now. J110 2215 Hwy. 9 Lakewood Install canvas awnings, Eiperlence In Reti Bank Area. Full time. Expert* Monmouth. between Rellly arM Palmer Bize H. Excellent condition. S2S. eluding all lilllltlfS. 222-6715. enced only. Good opportunity, liberal Ave. Movie camera and projector, 717-1557. aot necessary. flood chance lor ad- MERCHANDISE Baby furniture. Accordlom. All tyrei LONG BRANCH — Four-rooms, and HOUSES FOR RENT SHORT ON CASH? vanetnint standard Awning Co., 518commissions. Slate qualifications. All CLASSICAL GUITAR — Good con bat_—h furnished apartment, Heat and River Rd., Pair Haven. answers held strictly confidential. of clothing. Relax-a-clzor, Refrigerator, V.A. no down. Approximate monthly "A.O.", Box 520, Red Bank. FOR SALE toys, trains, fish lank, many other tlon, W5. MARTIT* TRUMPET, casi a'er supplied. 220-1553. DU8INESS EXECUTIVE—Now reildlti; payment «12B. F.HA. g50O down tor MECHAHIO — MuBt bo experienced In items. excellent sound. Call 711-9321. FURNISHED — Two rooms, utilities. .. Louisiana, moving approximate!] qualified buyer. Four bedrooms, Vh ' front end alignment, tune-upa and 3ALES REPRESENTATIVE — Local FLOOR OIL FURNACES - TWO Uner/s, parking. Reliable adults. No Oct. IS to North Jersey Coast Area, aaths, full basement. Excellent neigh- i braket. Good starting salary, paid aranch of nationwide diaper service BASEMENT LEAKING? KAREY KAREY KAREY Coleman. Pipes and rlttlnts. 140. bot lets. 741-2888 after 5, all day weekends. deilres to rent three-bedroom, tm>-batl jorhDod. Convenient to schools, shop- . vacations, group insurance. Apply J. M.needs representative for Monmouth tioroseal Is the answer to your prob- Call M2-100S. Qomft unturnistied, with larga back' ilng, churches and transportation. Ask- ; ' FUldl Aulomollv* Bept., 3H0 state area. Warlt by appointment only. All lem. ?7.fi5 per 50 lb. bag. Please atop That's all you hear now when peopl UNFURNISHED Three rooms on yard lr/ or around Rumson-Sea Brlghi »15,7M. j Hwy. M. HaileLj leads furnished. Salary plus commli talk about quality etorm windows ant MODERN SOLID Light mahogany di: ground (toorfl . MModern, spacious, own area. Rental |12S to $185 per month. Blon plus car allowance, PL-S-4363. In-learn more about It. doors. Also qtitle some atlr about th Ing set with glass top. extensions, fou thermostat. Near Monmoulh Shopping Write 3055 Juban Ave., Baton Rougp. MARLBORO AREA — Henry Lubrl RED BANK LUMBER new low prices on this Cadillac quality chairs, breakfront, driftwood lamp, en< Center. No pets. Call 542-3428. La., or telephone D04 3KS-2183. Refer- STERLING THOMPSON f tea Skllfs. Sxperlmcid nan to aulst GRILL MAN, WAITRESS WANTED — product. Have about 95 on each window. ible, painting. 741-ea38. AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS warehouse manager In storage, Inspec- Apply In person, Caramel Restaurant, Corner Pearl ana Wall Red Bank APARTMENTS — Three rooms ano|encea can be submitted. Hwy. 35 Ulddletmrn 717-KCO - Iroad St., Ited Bank. PROWN'S SIAOIC CHEF — Kitchen heating an four rooms. Heat and hot water. Will tion and npalr »( boats. Driver's li- TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machtnos. BUNGALOW — In Atlantic HllhUncia. KEYPORT ; cense required. Call Mr. Klngsbury, AKT-TIME FEMALE SALES HELP All makes nem or used. Guaranteed. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-750C cooking range. Oil and gas combine redecorate. J76 per mo. 671-5252. FurrJiBlied. Three rooms and bath. A tlon. Call 741-1956, evenings 741.517: utmtlei. $00. Call 291-2026. 4J2-MOI. ' — Also dock bDy. Call Low ai $25. Serplco'a, 101 Monmouth llAMMOND B3 ORGAN — With built-in LARGE three-bedroom furnished apart- New Uiree-bedroom ranch. Attached ga.- ' liABOBJSRa WANTED — Irwlr/s Yacbl 7U-OW8. Bt. Hut to theater. 747,0135. reverb ana large Leslie speakers, like BEDROOM SET — Bed. chest an ment. North Sea Bright on river. Adults RENTALS - SEASONAL - YEARLY rtse. Sitf.SCO. Mortgasa available. Works, Marine Para. Red Bank. REAL ESTATE CAREER KITCHEN CHAIRS RXCOVXRXO — '. Reasonable. Call alter 7, 774-7283. vanity. Blond. 460. -Matching mattrei $165 Includes all utlltles. 812-0276. No CONTEMPORARY RANCH - Furn IALESPERSON - Would you like to Dinette aeti ud bar stools. Monmt-uUi and box springs, (40. Odd chest, t2( inswer-cali aflcr 9. lahed. Ultra modern. Enclosed cour BUILT-RITE COACH CARRIAGE — Foam mattress, (20. Mi In good cond yard. Three bedrooms, two bElhi UNION BEACH MECHANIC — Man with dieiei truck ie a imember of the most progressive Dinette. Ill Uonmouth SL. Red Bank. W Like new. tlon. 222-4341. KEANSBURO — Point Conlorl Gar- .nd superlo/ real estatB stalf of Mon- dens, 247 Creek Rd. one-bedroora apart- Until June 1, 920O mo. New two-bedroom hnuie. Corotr lot. eaperlence for akllled automobile rne* iDUtn County? If you are a highly I4iam 787-24M. Uortcaee available. $12,5% PhoDA 56t- chanlo. Contact Mr. Oerald Faker. AAA lotlvated Individual who l> licensed BINOEX 8EWINO MACHINE — Used, NEARLY NEW BALE — Bponiorcrl SHABBY ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor 1167. £vei., 261-8Z38 or 264-8369. Tracking Corp., 3630 Quaker Bridge and meet our vigorous qualifications •jlettrte. 120. QaoA condition. OaU any-by the Sisterhood, Monmouth Reform KEANSBURO — 2V4 room 14SO Ocean Ave. Sea Bright lid., Trenton. we would Ilka you to Join our elite time. K99-3671. Temple. To be held at 42 W. Front St. bllnis7 Let us re-tape ana rc-co: apartment. Unfurnished. CaU SAVE irultlos tiouri of learchlnj by team, Call Mr. Holden for appointment, (Pep Boya store), Red Bank, on them. Dozens of beautiful colors. Biln 787-8300 IN to (175 Per Montli tending tor out free comprehensive ROUTE- MAN — Shore area driving. MAYTAO ELECTRIC IRONER — »25, THE BERO AOENCV catalog; modest homes; palatial Rum- Home office, Harrison, N. J. Union 171-3311. WALKER & WALKER, Real- Weddlns gown S35. Call TUCB., Wed., and Thurs, 10 a.m. to 4 In your aluminum frames for new |la *>rs. p.m. Ladles', men's and children's screens. Prompt service. UNFURNISHED — KEANSBURO — lit. 35 UlddlMoini on eatfUBi. waterrronU, taxras. Uultlpla snop. Call for appointment, 483-1126. 741-0093. clothing. Toys and household equip- Three-room apartment, lirat floor. Heat 871100O PROWN'S iot water, tile shower. Call 5*6-8137. ment. TWO AND THREE-BEDIIOOM HOMES "RAY STILLMAN, Realtor 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7BQ KEANSBUno — Three large clean — For lent or sale. 9125 to flSO a "Our 4!lh Tear" TWO LARGE HEATERS — One with rooms, aurrflshed or unfurnished, Priv- blower, both $100. Call FOUR—YEAR—OLD MONTaOMEIt' month. THE KIBWAN CO. RDAIr MS Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-8M0 2044174. ate entrance. Children welcome, con- TORS, Delford, T87-55OO. W. Ktansbun, WARD — flit down mower. Six h.i veniently located. Reasonable. Call 7ST-M00. llallet. 264.7100. Oardcn Mark. Repairs needed. Call a 787-0834. rVLMOST NEW In a "Woodsy" area. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY UNPAINTED FURNITURE n to aeen Saturday. 612-^29. WE FREgUENTLV HAVE APART- What can wo flay? We have two tloori RED BANK — Rlvcrsftlc darcleni, 50 MENTS AND IIOUBIS-Furnlihed ud WRINGER WABHER — Blx month! ol W. Front St. Available Nov. 1. 4H- Wide, deep lot. Beautifully designed full of fine tinnalnted furniture tnd Automatic timer. Llka new. ITS. Ca! unfurnisheed for rent Conta In snd taltakk A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! chairs In contemporary and Gaily room apartment*. Crosa-ventllatlon. It o;sr with us. THEE DOW8TKDW8TKA lolonlal Bl-leveL Spacious living roam, Amctlcan. 25% off manufacturer's list 74H662, Near shopping and transportation. For AGENCENCY 0H1I E. From St., Red Bar*. price. You really mould coma In I RADIATORS — For hot water heating appointment lo Inspect, spo Bur' —•--••— • premises, or call Mr. Carlln, * llnlni room, ultra-modern kitchen. Four system. Ono 2S sections; one 14 sec* WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - RED BANK LUMBER lions. Also Cltlaonj Bond Transctlvei 890. ledroomi, l',4 baths. Recreation room, General Contractor! ael, 50c). 7S7-S180. Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- Adding Machines—Typewriter* Painting and Decorating Comer Pearl and Wall Red Bank MODERN TWO-BEDHOOM APART- ate occupancy. SAMUEL. TEICHER CAMIOHA — Honeywell renlax IMA TOP80IL PROM FARM — *W « Ina MENT — Unfurnished near uptown AGENCY. Oceanport Ave.. Ocsanport rwo-car garaee and laundry. Asking ADDIWO MACHINES - Typsffrltirs L. SMITH BUILDHrtS - Patios, al THOMAS BLATB (current model). Mint condition. With Dogwood trees, evergreens, SI per fl IJOIIR Branch. Call 222-85M for ap- M2-3500. •old, rented, repaired* 8erplco's 101 teratlous, addltloiu, (ara(ss, Call in- Free Estimate F-2 tens and case, $103. (List $165) Call after 7 p.m. 281-1427. pointment. 12&000. "Anxious". THB D0W8TRA Uoomoulh si, Red Bank 7474415. mi or 741-7330. Painting and Decorating Body only, %8S. 284-1000. T11REB — BEDROOM, TWO — BATH Fully Insured B43-3169 ?«l-433« 0UCK DKCOYfl — Life size Bran! RED BANK — Branch Ave.. IwoRANC, H — In new condition.. LeasB re. NOT. 91 E. Front Bt, R«d Bank. WORKING HAN'S CONTRACTOR - BUILT-RITB CARRIAGE — Like new, decoys. Excellent condition, Call altei ree-bedroom. All utilities. 683-75S5 af- quired. Asking $185 a month. OLiAZE Alterations. Repairs Masonry, Small L. n. HILL — Painter Interior and •35. Child's hamper end cat-bed, $5, p.m. 747-waa. BROOK Aseoo... Inc., Realtor and I Ul-8700. Jobs, too. 991-9714. eilerlor. No Jobs too larre or too Call 642-3341 aft«r 4 p.m. suror. Exclusive agents for Rumson Air & Sea Travel Reicrvatlom •mall. Very naiorsble. Call 229-24J7. rffDDLETOWN — Four rooms and Shorn Estates, 43 W. niver Rd,, Rum- BIUCK AND SIDINO SACRIFICE. — LINING OUT EVERGREENS bath. Hot water hen supplied. »I23. Call 812-1*35. on. 81MI0O. JEONARDO — Ju«t lUtod. Three-b«d- BE IT A WEEKEND — At Orosilnl- Contractor hu limited luppiy of first Small sires. Norway Spruce, Colornd 90m Colonial on ipaclous landscaped er's or around the world In 80 days, Insulation & Siding quality nationally famoiu brick and Bluo Spruce, Upright Yews, Olhera ONE—BEDROOM APARTMENT — OnMIDDLETOWN ~- 8even-ronm house. ot. Prime location near schools, stores ws can servles all your vacation Pearl and Bead Restrlnglng aluminum aiding •vallabl* to home '. J. McMAHON, 142 Lexington Ave. rst floor, newly renovated houso. Red Two tiled bains. Steam heat supplied. mcl bus linen. aio.HOO. THE CURTIN needi, Peterssn Travel, 74I-5M0. INSULATION & BIDING CORP. — owners at great iavlnfi. i'alr Haven. Evenings, alter 9 p.m Bank. InclivUluatly controlled gas hrit. 150. Three-room house, tiled bath. Hoi \GENCY, Realtor, Hwy. 38 and Thomp- Alio windows, roots, cutter*, etc. Expertly on braided nylon. $L60 a guaranteed. 583-Ull. lat. and Sun., 12 lo A p.m. nfurnlslied. $118 per month. 741-4487. wnter heat. J100. S42-4B33. ion Ave., Leonardo. 2&1-1SO0. 10.30 year guarantees. Gay or night •trand. sterling clasps irom 711c. RBADr FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY MOVING FROM AREA — Must sacr: HRBB ROOM HOUSE-UnlurnlslLCi! 775-8407. Adam Ltarmayer 291.0)01. nEUtBILLB'S. 19 Broad St., R«Q — Nearly new three-room household lice, vortible R.C.A. TV aland. S:'f KEANSBURQ — 3 rooms unfurnished, Hank. rleal, hot water, alr-corAlltloned, com- S75 monthly, plus utllltlefl. One mont (More Cloiuiried Ads Atphalt Paving traded In. Pick uo for »->•• S'•"> • X12 rug, $20, maple kitchen set, 121 Jlclc kitchen Included. 1 months secur- security. Union Beach. 26I-0833. a week. Household consists of eight- Modern foam sola. 425, single, bed, hn iy. J105 per month. Call 767-10M. niece hedroom, elght-plece sleeper liv- spring matUress, S20, rocker with slip FREEHOLD — With option to buy, On Tho Next Page) GENERAL ASPHALT PAVINQ INC. Nursing Home Plumbing & Heating ing room and llve-ploce chromo dlnetta cover, »7. Call 2M-0M9. ' WL.ANTIC HIOHLAND3 — Furnished four bedrooms, large family room. Two- Blaekion driveways arM narking toll. with plenty of extras. Don't let this hree cozy rooms, private bath. Ous, :nr garage. Central air conditioning. Call for IMS eiumata 1338261. MOV1NO — OE refrigerator, Brown t!79 per montli plus utllltle.4 4B2-95K HOLMDEL NURSING HOME — Ac- PLUMBINO — Heating and bathroom one get away! FIELD FURNITURE, tone Hlboy, SI" Zenith TV, antlqui Hectrlc, heat, hotwatir, llncnn Included. credited for akllled nursing horns 7-11 E. Front Bt., Keyport. 204-30J0. tiedroom set, vacuum, crib, hllchei Idults. lmmedlatn occupancy. 2&1-32O2 LINCROFT — $180 - Available Im- remcxjeltng. Open Mon. t, Frl. 'til i. Tata., Wed., ir MB 4-l9<3. COMMERCIAL RENTALS care. Hwy. 34, Hnlmdel. 8(0-4200. Thurs. 'til a. Sat. 'til 5. Oase-cablncts, record player, mlso. Ca! mediately. Thrce-foedroom split level CORRIGAN'S «l-33ol. CNOLlaHTOWN — 4-room ftpartmertt, with extra largo recreation room, ga- Building Contractor ige. Meljlrlch Altcncy, 7tI-588B. 17T Oakland St.. Red Bank T47-17M CHAIN LINK FENC1NO HALF PR1C icwly decorated, cenlrr of town, heat, MONEY TO LOAN — Large distributor has left over Iron lot water supplied. Call 440-0333 or 212- ItUMSON — Unfurnished — 3 bed BUILDER — Hlif nomts, room ad. Odd Jobs I 7-7009 nr 212-01, a-0*7fl. oms, two h^ttiR, nil heat, enrnge dltioni, baiitnint and attlo rooms, development. Galvanized chain Hnl Fencing. Must Aftorlflce. Installation and IEAI)TII?UI' modern three-room fur- Near school. Information at B12-O350, 7- OFFICE kitchens, garage, repairs and altera- YARDS, CELLARS, gliago, stores Roollqg, Siding * InfuUtlan p.m. tion*. HsrBart Clgenrauch. 741-0:01. srms arranged. Call 741-4100. Bhpd apartments. GnrnpA 747-10*7. cleaned up. Have truck. Free esti- 1-3213. mates. 741-3148 alter 3 p.m. OLBKN CO. INC. Roo(ln», lldlnc * SPACE 'Ollll ROOMS — (larago, yard, utll- MASONKY - PallllPallos,, -stem, side- Insulation Installed and luanntesd FOR SALE APARTMENTS inentry. Reason- lot 10 years. na-OIM. i»HW0. lies. Near everything. Kids nntl pets Modern Otttcei Juit compleied. Ca»- walks, palnllng, cafpentr ny. 8115. Kcnnsliurg, cull 787-BO15. Diamond! Bought or kettyled m ltl-HU. BID1NQ - Alice, DupoUt Tedlat and trsl Red Bank tluilneai DlitrieU nraE-iiooti APARTMENT — norl Alcoa, Work guarantatd. IAYSHOM FURNITUU RED BANK • Central Air ContUtlonlnf iAt us buy tha diamond* you don't nnh. Comlort, privacy. All convo- >PROWN'& WAUHOUSI OUTUT ences. »I25. 74T-333J. • Self Service Elevator ' wiar or Hi us rsstyls tmm for you CANNON POINT • Private Parking Rpaee '• psrsonally. Rsusillls'a, 3s Brosd II. Painting and Decorating Jl Broad St lUd Bank MI-TWO (Formsrl/ Normunt) EANflllUHO - - Three liugo rooms nnd • Rent Reasonable ; ath, Furnlslie'l. lleAt nnd hot water • inspect and Compare. CARL B JONES - Palmln( and TRUCKLOAO SALI OP upplied. Excellent Incsllon. Adnlls pre- BEDROOW5 from 111" VILLAGE wallpapering. Fully Insured, for (res ferred. Reasonable rent. Immediate oo Brand-ntw gordsn opartmentl. Studio Entertainment estimates, call 747-3011. Tel. Answering Service LIVINO ROOMS (rom I IN 77nar and ont-bearoom. From VfJ. Ideally DINING ROOMS „ _.. from I JO" located. INTHM1OR AND XXTBRIOR palt* WIATTRESSBS from 1II.00 rilREE-ROOM APARTMENT'- With 747-1100 TIclMli - evallaols for latest Hioait- Ing. Alio dteorttlni. Our prlets are LIT US BC roar seorelarjr. No n««d bath. Heat supplied. Cozy. Air con- SEB W-ODEL APARTMENT «r«r flhowi ind Malpr Sports Brants olnipor uian theirs. Call ilaok Palat- to mile calls. M boor ansusrlni RT. 14 2M-4I5S HAILST Iltlonnd Ir7-0W». CBAM£S M. 3Q~Wdm*a*y, Pet 12,1966 THE DAILY HEGISTER KM. ESTATE WANTED ST. AKN1 PTA TO MEET PEANUTS NEXD VACANT LAND KEAHSBURG- St ABB'I Ptr- HOUSES FOt SALE WW8U Jt» eot/Tttcber Ai*Cid«.tkm wttl (ocaorraw in the edboei i ear a ml»n*nU torttiw. PtwnMauiftr cewfer- $18,000 m )H> bant. tat*t will be heM tt 7 p.m. wtd Aoran- is our motto-w WILL BUY rieti an fturt a vboM can ftmur. t refular buslnen meeting will follow at S p.m. Pla,ns (or a card OommtreUl ud larMtmmt propartlu TM$ two-itory fr«m» in R»d Bank «»it of - fashion show to be held Bro«l Street. Oct." 27 wilt be completed. thmnburr tomHctmftl ; Tliree bedrooms, ltf baths, living roam, dlnfag room, large kitdhen Mi Broad IL M( Hwr. 13 LEGAL NOTIC with breakfast nook and heated porch. Hot air heat, dO fired. PB NEED — Flvv or ill. M badroom homes, furnished or unfurnished, from Rudolph Klrkpatrtck. Blk. MA, Two-car garage. 119 to »1JS per month lor incomlnl Lot 131, « W.»t WesUid* xrioimel. THI BERO 4OENCY. Rt. MAX BENOWITZ AGENCY 5 Uldaletown. 671.1000. John TylerT SlicT M, Lot 1«J, OPEN UST1NGB 127 West Westslde Ave 12J.7J REALTOR Hit- Samuel Ysrcough. Blk. »O, Lot I Independent broker dulres open I, 187 Lelghton Ave - MM Red Bank nga'on reaWentla- -•»--*•-•l propertlea»«rtlei. 'ohn W. Smith, Blk. SO, Lot CH ALL RIGHT, \ CANT AtAKE'ER 3ufOUT\ 87 Maple Ave. IJNCBOrT ASSOCIATES, INC. J, 171 Lelghton Ave, 3S.M AKENT] Telephone 741-4971 :«» Hwy. 15. UlddletowB rilliam Jetef, Blk. «7. Lot 34. THEN, COME ON -FIPST«HE WANTS (Oppoalte Howar &1 Lelghton Ave. - nT-TH T'GIVEMEAKISS / 67I-533J ace •ftmsino, Blk. 70, Lot TO/THEN SHE DOESN'NTT/ Evenlnga 741-0192 1, 63 Lelghton Ave U0.38 BEFORE 1ER QO ?/ HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE UST1NOII NEEDED! We liava dlenU Biarles YsrbonaH. Blk. 78. Lot anxlota to lettle in tola vicinity. Pletae 8, S3 River Street M.6S can IU If your property u for rent or tept 21, 21, Oct. I. a II75.0J BEACH EXCLUSIVE TED HALL AGENCY •all. BROOK AGENCY, Bank Building, JCHi T33 River Rd. Fair Htvni itlanUf Hlgnlanda. 2*1-1717. NOTICE MSI WE HAVE MORTGAGE MONEY SHERIFF'S SALE SORRY ABOUT THAT, -LEGAL NOTICE IUFERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCE OF A LIFETIME CHANCERY DIVISION CHIEF! S10NMOUTII COUNTY Cider two-story Colonlil. One block to TAX NOTICE Docket No. rtlll-U bus, etc. All large rooms. Four bed- There'i only one available. Hillllde Real Estate Sale, Borough ol Red Rank PULA.WSKI SAVINGS AND LOAN roomi. full cellar. Storms and screens, hideaway overlooking New York Ikj- (or Nea-Faymenl »f Bcal Estate Taxes USSOdATION, a Banking Corporation nrsie. Now vacant Early poisesslon. llne, Bandy Hook Bar and ocean. asd Water and Sewer Charges New Jersey, Plaintiff vs: ROBERT Reduced to 118,800. Only HOO down. Three-bedroom, 114-bath cotUce. Fire- Public notice Is hereby given that the JONES end Holly I*. Jones, bis place, jalouiled and heated family undenlgned, the Collector of Taxes of 'He, THI UNITED BTATE8 OF A HOME TO MAKE room, redwood aundeck (or lummer the Borough of lied Bank, County of IMERICA, THB STATE OF1 NEW partl„„ e Moor your boat In front of Monmouth, Now Jersey, will sell at ER8EY, LAURA MAE WARD. T-A YOUR HEART SING noturty. Appllancel Included, Assume public auction In the Municipal Bulld- JUSSEX COUNTY ADJUSTMENT BU 14,700 mortgage. Would you believes ng, Red Bank, N.J.. on the 18th day HEAU, CALIFORNIA OIL CO.. a Del- Doctor owner has bought another so 10,900? Get emarl, call today. »[ Oct., 1M6 .13:00 P.M., the following .re Corporation and THE EVE- here Is your chance. Four-bedroom iesorlbed lands. NING NEWS PUBLISHING CO., A anlit. Two full baths. In excellent con- ASSUMPTIONS rporatlon. Defendants dition and top location, science kitch- Said land will be sold to make the By virtue of a writ of execution In By WAIT DISNEY en, urge family room. City seweri, ASSUMPTIONS mount of municipal liens chargeable he above stated action to sne Ulrected, MICKEY MOUSE basement, garage. Clo.e to evervthln, •zalnst the same on the thirty-first day shall expose for sale at publfc ven< and only JM.MO. At little as «S0O down. $1300 TO $7700 if December. 1886 excluiiw, however, e, at the Court House In the Bor- of Ihe lien for taxes for tne year of >ugh of Freehold, County of Mon< BEACH AGENCY Mlddletown - Hatlet • Matawan IMS as computed In the following list, nouth, New Jersey, on Mon. the Slat O.I. 4Vi* to B'i% together wltl Interest on said amount lay of October, 1SW, at t o'clock, BROKER F.H.A. 5!4 to SK from Ihe first day of July 1»« to the ?. M. Prevailing Tltne, Ulddlltown RanchM. Splits, Capef.Bl-I.evel. ana late of sale, and costs of sale. The 1400 Hwy. 35 subscriber will sell In fee to the person All the following tract or parcel of BBBK F1SHINS Opes 7 daya 671-3727 Colonlftli. Cloilnr coit undtr $200. T*k» [and end the premises hereinafter par- var mortitg* and move la inunedUts- who bHs the amount due, iub|ect to ticularly described, situate, lying and FOBALONS Ives: Mrs. Martha Smith 7M-3734 redemption at the lowest rate of InMr- being In the Borouail of Vet&wan, In TIAAEl All nayments approximate and subject KIRWAN COMPANY ;it, but In no case exceeding eight (8) he County of Monmouth end State of to JBnE tpproVeU for qualified tuy- per centum per annum. The payment Tew Jersey: •rf. REALTORS or the sale ehall be msde before the conclusion of the sale or the property BEGINNING at a point marking the EASY 5ft % V. A. Hwy. 31 West Keamburg 7W-W00 will be re-sold. Cash or certified check *nter line or Texas Road (also known only will be accepted In payment Spring Valley-Mount Pleasant Road) ASSUMPTION REAL OPPORTUNITY JN HUMBON — sUnt 79 feet northerly along the Any parcel or real properly lor which sme from the Intersection thereof Four bedrooms, gameroom, modern there shall be no other purchaser will with Uie southwesterly outline of a 1.7S kitchen, formal dining loom, cneerful A "cream puff." A remodeled Colonial. be struck off and sold to the Borough acre tract as described In deed book living room, baiement. * acre lot >f Red Bulk, New Jersey for redemp- 2OT8 Fag© 468 and running thence (!) loaded with evergreens, shrubs and Living room, dining room, a woman's tion at 8 per centum per annum and South 33 degrees 10 minutes East 310.. fruit trees. Aluminum awning over the municipality shall have the same 6 feet to & line of lanUs now or patio. Excellent neighborhood, conve- dream of a kitchen. Txir paneled remedies and rights as other pur- rmerly Anna F. Deltx Uience (2) Blent to churches and shopping. Only chasers. Including the right to bar or JonK the same North IS degrees 38 two blocks to Khool and traninorjstton. family area elf kitchen. Three bed- foreclose Ihe right of redemption. •.•locating, make offer, asking 123,900. nlmites East 88.15 feet Uience (31) The sale will be made and conducted orth 33 degreea 10 minutes Wei STERLING THOMPSON roomf, 114 batlu. Full basement. Es .i accorti&ace with the provisions ol H7.«4 feet to the aforesaid center line the statute of the BUte of New Jewey Texaj Road Uience <4) Along the AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS .died over-slxed garage. Exceptionally entitled, "An Act concerning unpaid ,ma South 60 degrees 00 minutes Hwy. 39 Mlddletown^ 747-MOO taxes and assessments and other mu- 'e»t 75 feet to the Point and Place beautiful lot, well treed and shrubbed. nicipal charges on real property, and EEININ By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD , RUMSON SACRIFICE 1 providing for the collection thereof by Described In accordance with e. aur. STEVE ROPER Lovely six-bedroom Southern Colonial. doubt It this will last the week. Aik- he creation and enforcement of Hens •y made by Edward C. Rellly and Vreea, cellar, top neighborhood. Re- thereon (Chapter S, of T1U* M of the associates, P.E. end L-S, Perth Am* VEAH/—THAT TRUCK cently appraUed and offered for W lng |S3,000. THB DOWSTRA AOENCr, Revised statutes),'' and acts supple cry, N. J. dated January 27, 0SM. HEY/-ANOTHER 15 EMPTY MIKE/-BUT 090 L «ood value! Now reduce menUry thereto aiul amendatorF there- BEING KNOWN AND DESIGNATED WE'LL BE SANDWICHED Owner must sill. Xidualn II E, Front 8t, Bed Bank. 141-8700. of. Box 347 Tex&s Road, Matawan •ROADMNG" RI6 E1L F01UW W> ALL With Borough, MonmouUi County, New Jer< JUST PULLEP UP THE WAY^ BETWEEM TWO, At any tune before the «ale, the un- OF OUR TRUCKS'/ i« ADAMS AGENCY SYCAMORE AVENUE — Three or dersigned wilt receive psymenta of. the BEHINP US, BRAD.' REALTOR our bedrooms, two baths. In Immacu- amount due on any property wlm the TTie approximate amount of the Judg- t Howard Ave, late condition. Family room, cheerful interest end coits up to the time of ment to be satisfied by sail eale Is New ahrewiftury 31 hr. aervlce dining room and up-to-date eat-In kitch- payment. in sum of 121,880 together with the en. Wonderfully (Ir/lihed basement, at- The said lands, eubject to sale de' •sts of this eale. Dated Sept. 16, ISM CHARMING UTTU1 MLVER CAPB - ached garage. Fenced In patio. Wall- scribed In accordance with the tax to-wall carpeting. Heated work ahop. duplicate Including the name of the PAUL KTERNAN, Sheriff. Privacy. Many other features too nu- owner aa shown on the last tax dupli- Idwln A. Kolodztej, Atty. THERE'S Conveniently located, llvla* room, din- merous to mention. Owner transferred. cate and the aggregate of taxes, and ct, 5, 12, 19. 28 163.48 ilher municipal charges whlcu were AM0,THER61WlrJ ing room, kitchen, lour bedrooms, Hi Immediate occupancy. a2»,isoo. 74T-MM, L lien thereof on the thirty-first day SITEIaFF'S SALE THEGLOVE-BOJCMI >f December, 1963 exclusive, however, bathe. IUB deck. P»v»4 driveway. Air HAZLET — Attractive eight-room split MH GET IT ANP KEEP level. Three bedrooms, ltt bsths. Oa- at Ihe lien for taxes and water and iUFERIOTt COURT OF NEW JXBSEV ITOMWURLAP./ rage. Paneled family room. Enclosed lewer charges tor the year of IMS CHANCERY DIVISION conditioned. Aluminum ildlng aid trim. patio. All appliances. M4-7669. ire as listed below: MONMOUTII COCNTV BOROUOH OF RED BANK Docket No. F-ltl4-<( Hardwood floors, aluminum tool »nea. FREEHOLD — flpotlesj eight-room THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFB IN- Jutcti Colonial on fine residential UNPAID TAXES — YEAR IMS IURANCE COMPANY, a corporation Priced for rapid »a)«. *a,000. THI street. 60x178 lot, two-car garage, patio Name, Location and Amount are as of the State of New Jersey. Plain- on live-in terrace, surrounded by pine follows: tiff vs: VERLYN - J. KEDJTZ and BOWBTRA AGENCY, U X. Trout IL, trees. Large living room with fireplace, F. C. 4 Lydla A. Moyan, ROSIE KEINTZ, has wife, PETER J. knotty pine office, or study, rormal Blk. 4, Lot 13, 13-U Brfdg* BISTANY. ar*i SANDY F. KRAMER JUd Bank TU-nW. dlnlrtg room, kitchen and breakfast 703.72 TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY OF nook, three lane bedrooms, tiled bath- Bodman Tides"Corp.TBiKiThoi VBRLYN JOSEPH KEINTZ, BANK- LlNOROPT-TRANSFERRED — Thr«» room, powder loom. Lavatory «nd 3A, 132 Bodman Place . 074.08 RUPT, Defendants bedroom ranch, 1 bathe,.recreation toilet In paneled recreation room, with Bodman Tide. Corp., Blk. 7, By virtue of a writ of execution By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW room, 8-car garage. Call M8-428T. built-in bar. Close to transportation, Lot 3, 138 Bodman Place 1,708.45 n the a.bov« stated action to me dl- NUBBIN schools, churches, shopping. Excellent Leah D. Mauer, Blk 11, Lot 'ected, I shall expose for eale MD~BANK AREA condition, Many extras. Call owner. 7, 169 RiveRierr Road 1,063.10 mbllc vendue, at the Court Houi INOLISH Tudor In Olde Shrewsbury 462-1531. Leonard J. A Marlon Smith, the Borough of Freehold, County on aulte tree lined elreet, living room Blk. 15, Lot 12, 23 Harrison Monmouth, New Jersey, on Mon. ANRIGHT/ with fireplace, formal dining room, EXCELLENT MOETQAQB ASSUMP- Avenue 83.20 he 24th day of October, 1560, at 2 large family room, three bedoonu, TION — Owner moved w«st offer, at- erald & Elizabeth Wyndorf, >'clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. WRIGHT// waU-to-waU carpeting througaout. Full tractive seven-year old Colonial In fine Blk. 31, Lot 4, 40-42 Tbrock- ALL that tract or parcel of land basement, two-car garage. Beautiful corjdltlon. Foyer, spacious living room, morton Ave. .... 315.31 tltuate, lying and being in the Bor- Erub., ground.. *M,«». First Um.<* family dining room, modern kitchen, [elen Holder, Blk. 29, Lot 13, ough of Oceanport, In the County •red. Call today. HOUSTON WA- paneled family room, powder room, W-101 Wallace Street 264.33 of Monmouth, in the flute of New TERBURY, REALTOR, 16 W. Front :our bedrooms, two baths, basement, William 4 Mary K. O'Brien, Jersey: «.. Red Bank. 7U-3800. hot water heat. Attached garage, quali- Blk. 30, Lot 15, 27-29 W. BEGINNING at the corner formed HOLMDEL — Nine-room Colonial. Por- fied buyer can assume large VA mort- Front Street 1,383.18 y the Intersection of the norUi- -~tlco. One acre. One year oW, Total gage. Large landac&ped property. Ask- Balvatore LoBlondo, Blk 38, Lot esterly line of Spring Lsjte Ave. .electric. U4.M0. Call W"-t7B0. ing (17,900. RUSSELL M. BORUS 5A, 208 Monmojti Street .... 214.H ue and the northeasterly line o REALTORS, 600 River ltd., Fair Ha- Nick Mllloi, Blk. 41, Lot 3, Milton Avenue end running thenCL -BOMBS - FARM!.- AOMAOB ven. 7474932. Member Multiple Lining Station Square . 277.33 (1) along the eald line of Milton •few list many rood bun • Call LAM- Service. Oeorge C. Walnwrlant, Blk. «3. Lvenur s NorUi 4 degrees 37 m}nut«i SON. me, REALTORS, FRXBHOLD Lot, MM, 111 Chestnut Street 259.93 est 100 feet to a point; thence run- TWO—YEAR—OLD SPLIT — Three Max A Fannie Benowltz, Blk. ing (2) at right angles to the first RIVER PLAZA — Attractive four-bed- bedrooms, living room, dining area, 64, Lot 2, 109 Shrewsbury lurae North 85 degrees 23 rnlD i-room Cape, living room wMh wall-to- kitchen, cameroom, basement, garage. Avenue . 1,045 M lies East 75 feet to a point; thenc< wall carpeting, kltchtn with built-in Large 601120' landscaped lot. Asking it Patrick unnlng (3) parallel to the firm •atlng area, IVi baths, full cellar with 117.000. Closing feei Included. Vets rib McAlary, "Blk, 64, Lot 7, »urse South 4 .degrees 37 m!n< laundry room, patio. 80x100 lot. Nice down, approximately 1133 monthly. Non 127 OaklarH Street 440.4T ites East 100 feet to a point •rea for children. Asking U«,8O0. 747- vets, 1690 down, approximately $140 John Paoluccl, Blk. 06, Lot 13A, thence running (4) along the line monthly. Subject to FHA and VA ap- 11 Locust Avenue Of Spring Lake) Avenue South 83 proval. THE KIRWAN CO., REAL- Angelo B. A Catherine Spagnuolo degrees 23 mlAutes West 75 feet COLTS NECK JUST REDUCED TORS. Campbell'a Junction, Belford. Blk. 67, Lot 33, Lelghton ' the point aid place of BEOIN fniree-bedroomfnbd , one year olld ranchh. 787-1500. Avenue _ — _ ING. Qeorte Buonano, Blk. 70, Lot BEINf} commonly known and ties- MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS an*REM MORTGAGE ASSUMPTION — 6, 112 Catherine St lenated as 17 Spring Lake Avenue, fireplace. Full cellar with fireplace. Transferred owner offers attractive Co- THEN VOllR. SU5lNt55» WHICH/y lonial home In line residential neigh- Leste,„„r _,„Lucas„ _., Blk. 73, Lot 24, Oceanport, New Jersey. THE 0DD5 LOOKED GOOD!»AN0 0U Plaster walls throughout Including ga- """ River Streer t _ AND being further described VOU'RE 50My5TEWOL5 rage. Aluminum aktlnj. Plus whit« borliood. UvJng room, family dining willfunT M * lot 18 In Block 72 C on a map en. HAVE-COMEHAVECOME. J7 fM A QAMBLER!»FACQAMBIER'.-FACT 15IS.TH, THE COUID PUT ft^l Inf* na FaaW I r ^_A._ ••> *-•*••>•*•» V ^KVB.1 •* •• AAV ^ •namel aluminum storm windows. room, modern kitchen, sun room, three ™!!""Blk.™ 73 •"•, Lo• "t 31, 90 Lelghton titled "Revised map of portion OUT ALONE!/T0W0WMM WHERH t I SSPEND MOST OF ^ |T THAT WAV! Beautiful wooded hillside lot. Ncm de-bedrooms, oath, baiement, mat game- room. Qualified buyuer can assume high Avenue 268M Oceanport Park on the Shrewsbui ^^ WV TIME, LIVES BV THTH E ALAWW -BUT, DONT BE Telopmant. New price (M.S0O. OESOROB River' made by J. W. Seaman and AFRAID!! NEVER .V. ILLMEN8EE, Realtor, Rt. 34, Colts 6% per cent mortgage. Close to excel- JameBlk.s T75. ,A LoCarrit 65e ,B .7 8Qoode Wes,t Son, Civil Engineers and Surveyors OF CHANCE'.-105 DADOS, Neck. 4S2-3L73. lent echool. Asking «lo\600. RUBSKLL NEVADAi-VOU'VE HEARD OF IT? DEAL FROM A M. BORUS REALTORS 600 JUver Rd., Bergen Place . 803.96 of Long Branch, N.J. filed In the Fair Haven. 747-45J2. Member Multlpl Henry Trent Bit., Blk. 79, Lot Monraouth County Clerk's office or COLD DECK RANCH — Xzcillent Id- 100, 19 Central Avenue September 13, 0SM #31-18. Listing Service. Dorothy Scotf Blk. IS, Lot 10», BEING the s&rae premises con- eation. 20* living room with fireplace, BRAND NEW OFFERING 218220 Pearl Street veyed lo Verlyn J. Kelntz and Rosie Mint condition throughout. Four bed- I. St O. Davis, Blk. 75, Lot 113, t. Kelntz. his wife, by deed from dtQlng room, kitchen, three bedrooms rooitu, 2M batha. Airy, spacious living S. Pearl Street Seymour Hoffer end Joan Hoffer, MB •ml dining looms, JDream kitchen with Harry & Lillian Reevey, Blk. wife, dated February 29 1961 _. recordett on March 3, _ ;mnd bath* Spacloue basement wllh dishwasher «nd generous bre&kfaat 73, Lot 1AA, 1 Berry Street 1964 In Boo1l area. Recreation room. Two-car c&r&ge Robert B. & Lillian P. Robin- 3308 of Deeds for Monmouth Count many poulblUUss. Hany extras. Pjrlced and ground level laundry. Transferred eon, Blk. 77, Lot 6, 257 at page 477. owner. WALKER, A WALKSR, neal- Shrewsbury Ave. ~ The approximate amount of th 'tor the dlicrlmlnatlng buyer. W3.M0. tors, Hwy, 35, Shrewsbury. 741-0212. 24- Anthony D'Appolito, Blk. 77, udgnwnt to be aatlsfted by said sal Hour Service, Lot 23. 140 w. Bergen Place 127.4(1 Is the sum of 918,000 together with Uv Randolph Daniels, Blk. 78, Lot coaU of this sale. THB DOWSTRA AGENCY, tl E. Front BBLFORD — Assumption. Must sell 3. 117 River Street 523.83 PAUL KSCRNAN, Bherlfi 4-bedroom, IW-bath Cape Cod with Wllllim T. Clay, Blk. 81, Lot Dated Sept. 7. 1966 II, Red Bant 741-S700. many extras. $18,500 total price. &2,S0C 4, 155 River Street 180.11 McOarter 4 English. Attys. can assume Q.I, mortgage. 787-57OT. Wm. D., Lulu A Irving Price. SepL 28, OcL 5, 12, IS $69.00 HOLMDEL — Sale or rent, fWe rooms, MOMil! Waltl through housework 1 Blk. 81, Lot «, 151 River bath, oil heat. Lot 34xM. Near Bell Oili Immaculate Cape Cod in Little Street - NOTICE Labs. Weekdays call 212 MU I-IU3. Silver. Three bedrooms. Step-savin Elolie Wllion, Blk. 81, Lot 8, AN ORDINANCE INCREASING PO tut. and Sun. >4S-42<8. kitchen. Cozy living room. Full, dry 145 River Street 3 OJCE SALARIES IN THE BOROUGH basement with fameroom. Perfect for W. Johnion, EJL, Blk. 81, Lot OP NEW SHREWSBURY AND PRO BUTTERCUP BUY small family and priced for small 9, 141 River Street 250.75 VIDINO POR THH SUBMISSION O Clean as a field of butteitrcupr i and pocketbook at llftNO. Mortgage avail- Frank E, it Doris L. Donato, THE QUESTION ON THE BALLOT By LEE FiLK for immediate occupMcy. A able to qualified buyer. RLWOOD A. Blk. 81, Lot 13, 70 WHEREAS on September 29, 1666 THE PHANTOM i^y three-bedroom ranch. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 655 Street 175.71 he Police Department presented to th John * Arlene Cain, Blk. 81, I FOOIEP > OKAY, YOU FOCHED dfnlnteUfhttu,I kitchenbeUemen, t lar(wit« h livlngameroomf room,, Prospect Ave., Uttle Silver. 741-4500. Borough Clerk of the Borough of N( NO.' WE Aa J REAL- HE FROWNEP-HE Lot I13A, 134 Lelghton Jhrewabury a petition algned by „ SHOOK HIS P»6T AS THEM.' THEY'- THEM. WHAT GOOD •creenad-ln porch, cit...y. _newer*_ . CorJ__ - MIDDLETOWN — Three bedroom., llv- Avenue east 20% of the legal voters of th PERHAPS YOU SAW HIM.' A. ALIVE.' vcnlent to everything. Minimum down Ing room, dining room, kitchen, den or SWA« AWAY.' IS IT? NOW WHAT? to ' ._*--•- George Dean, Blk. 81, Lot 13C, Borough requesting; that (here shall b< IMAGINE!? to rqua,_j.Hfiel d F.H.A. buyers—no down fourth bedroom, IV, baths, laundry 130 Lelghton Avenue 107.53 submitted to the legal voters of thi SCARED/IF THEY t-o_ Vet*cti.. Priced at * low (17,900. WALK- room end pantry. Wall-to-wall carpet- Louis & Evelyn Yaccarino, Blk. 5AWTOUROO ER A WALKER, Realtors. Middle- municipality a question of fixing the THOU&rlTIWAS ing. Cellar, garage. Large landscaped 84, Lot 6SC-D, 281 W. Bergen salary of members of ths Police D FAKE, THEY'P towivHolmdel. Multiple Listings and lot. Excellent condition. Sewers. Call Place . 34 71 partment In the amount hereinafter se Trade-lDi. Stnfl for Catalog. 671-2311. 787-2603. Gabriel J. * Beatrice C. forth, as a result of which petition HAVE COME AT WATERFRONT — RED BANK AREA RED BANK Two-family house, <4tt Nlcholi, Jr., Blk. 84A, Lot and pursuant to R.S. •*0:<6^7 and Its ME WITH KNIVES! *— Modern brick ranch. Four bedroom., rooms down stairs. Four roomi 81A, 172 Lelzhton Avenue .... 40:46-28 the governing body Is paneled family room, fireplace. Deep .Irs. Excellent condition. Close to John Corrigan A Patrick quired to cause the Question to be water dock. Won't Hut. Sacrifice. »». Ing and transportation. For par McAlary, Blk. 87, Lot 19, 48 miUed to the legal voters at the 000. Call Mn. Clark. McALISTER -•.call 741-1920 after « p.m. Newman Springs Ttd. general election, now therefore, AOXNCY, REACTORS, 109 E. Rive) Jane Parka, Blk. 90, Lot 13, BH IT ORDAINED by the Mayo Rd., P.umjon. 842-1894. FARMINODALB — Cottage for sale 177 W. Bergen Place and Council of the Borough of N or rent. Wooded acre. Bachelor hide- John Corrleu A Patrick Mc- Shrewsbury: PANORAMIC VIEW — Five-bedroom away. Low rent to do-it-yourselfer care, Alary, Blk. 91, Lot 15, 323 Section 1. There ehall be submitted historic Colonial on Little silver hilltop. taker. 9384208. Shrewsbury Avenue to the legal voters or the Borough ol urge living room, formal dining room, CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENT — TwoGeorge McOuIre, Blk. 91, Lot New Shrowsbury the question of wheth den, three batha. Q&rage for four cars. bedrooms. Completely redecorated. OH 32A, 291 Shrewsbury Ave er the salaries or all members of the Cham of ye.teryear. S41,S00. REDDEN furnace. Many extras. Fenced front and Domlnlck J. Russo, Blk. 93, Lot Police Department shall be increase*] AOINCY. Realtor., 301 Maple Ave., back yards. M2-3M3. 19, 305 Shrewsbury Avenue .. 394.' from and after January 1, 1367 b> corner Bergen PI., Red Bank. 741-9100. AI * Mary Palandrano, Blk. m% of the respective salaries to whlc 96, Lot 6D. 21 Willow Street _ 14V each member Is now entitled LOTS AND ACREAGE A)ai Holding Co., Inc., Blk. whether such salaries shall be Ii HOUSES FOR SALE 103, Lpt U\. 184 Broad creased from and after January FROK ONB LOT TO 100 ACRES - Slreet _.._ 1,713. 1068 by 7% or the respective aalarli Either commercial or residential Cal WATER & SEWER CHARGES to which -each member of the Follci MULLANEY REALTY. 6T1-5UL Mrs. Llvlnla Wright, Blk. 17, Department la entitled as of Decembe By WALT KELLY MORE LISTINGS SHOWN Lot 17, 233 Mechanic St 67. 31, 1967. POGO LJNCROFT — Pond, one acre, claaral Marlon 8. Lynch, Blk, 112, Lot flection B. ThU ordinance shall b MORE LISTINGS SOLD l»,0<">. Call 13, 25 Brown Place 65.6 and become effective as required 74MXJ0& John J C O'Shea. Eat.. Blk. 60, N.J.R.8. 40M6-27 and 40:1638 only RED BANE — Building lot, zoned for Lot 15, 128 Broad St and when a majority of the lega JDOMTUNDERStANP THIS SPEED two-family. Excellent residential area. Dominic Trlmboll, Blk. 45 Lot voters of the Borough voting on auc Call before 8:30 or after 6, 642-9130. 7, 30 Drummond PI question shall have voted "yes" oi Monmouth Meat., Blk. 31, Lot such question to be submitted to th KEANSBURQ — 90H0O corner lot 19, 10 Monmouth Bt voters at the next general election o Three blocks from public and catholic Leonard Dlener, Blk. 31, Lot the Borough to be held November achool. and churches. ZONED for two- 13, 50 Broad St 12J.9! *066, in the following form: families, dole to transportation. Ri Maiy Flnelll, Blk. 102, Lot 6, "Shall the salaries of all members duced. Call Mr. Slilo. EO-3-3977. 179 Maple Ave _ 102. of the Police Department bo in- Lena Login, Blk. 91. Lot 33A, BPECTACULAIt ACHEAOE AVAIL- creased from and after January 1 289 Shrewsbury Ave 56. lDfi7 by 714% of the respective Thru Membert of the ABLE — Hill, Valley, ravine sites, and John Dlckenon, Blk. 89, Lot 12, for Brookslde Eitate slxe cuitom saiarlei to which each member Is 15 West Sunset Ave 3T.0 now entitled and shall inch sala- homes dotting 5-10-12 or 15 acre plots Emll BlaHer, Blk. 90, Lot 19, Red Bank Area Near Bell and BerMIx, Call 2914559. ries be further Increased from and 300 Shrewsbury Ave., 41.9: after January l, 1MB by 7% of Multiple Lilting Service Ella O. Edwards, Blk. 90, Lot Che respective salaries to which COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 11, 187 West Bergen PI 49. each member of the Police Depart- See Pegs 23S In Yellow P«gei Mrs. C. Holmes Esl., Blk. 79, ment Is entitled as of December 31, Lot 2, 21a West Bergen Fl. .. 1067" MIUDLKTOWN TOP. — Commercial Jo.eph Becker, Blk. 71, Lot 4, property along Hwy. u or Section 3. The Borough Clerk, on li 36. From 113 River 81. troductlon of ihii ordinance li her* ITS* to 40 acres. MULLANE'Y REAL- Theodore R. Wright, Blk. 73, by ordered to cartlfy a copy of thi Lot 22, 104 River St. ordinance as Introduced and forwar same to the officer whose duty It Is t prepare the ballots for the election an< COMMERCIAL PROPERTY COMMERCIAL PROPERTY to notify said officer that a vote Is d< By ED DODD sired on the Question set forth In thi MARK TRAEL ordinance, as required by N.J.It8. 40: W-27 and 40:4fl-28. ( vet, vou cuys GET Section 4. This ordinance shall tahi THAT BUM OUTTA effect upon Its passage and public FOR SALE tlon according In law and subject i HERE...ANP POU't the provision* or flection Q hereli COMEBACK/ above. PUOUO NOTICE TRUSCON STEEL BUILDING The foregoing ordinance was Intro duced and paused first reading at l l regular meeting of the Mayor a~ 48 x96 Council of the Borough of New fihrewi bury held on October 6, 1666, and oali ordlnnnca will be further considers Locat«d on West St. 50* south of Chestnut. This for final passage at a regular meet Ing of said governing body to be hel building can be readily dismantled and re-«rected. on November 3, H066, at 8:00 P. U ai the Sycamore ficliool New fihrewi bury, New Jersey, at which time? am Write to "The Daily Register Building", "B.A.", place all persons desiring to be heart thereon will be given full opportunity, t GOT SOMETHING ""Tfili coet you oof in »he Reg- Box 520, Red Bank. DATED: October 7, 3668 BETTER TO DO, BAHV... , JEROME 8. TIEED SCWETHINS IMPORTANT/ ZhUt Wint Adi doein't smell Ilk* 1 Borough Clei kk mel" Octv 19 ' 933M THE DAILY REGISTER Wednesday, Oct 12, 1966—31 Compfote Program Listings At The

BtlMJI (II) C*B*W Oty Part*. WPK«m director rfwwity, Octobw 13 Mm Unman wUl be comniepKtor for the Omul Columbus Movies Dty P»r»-Ttio Winning Town— COMMUNITY- Il-Columoui Day Parade ' 7-Where Ttie Actions Is Doris Doy—2 hrs. 7:»M (7) - Batmn. "Hie Clock King's Crazy Crimes." HOW to Steal t Million 2:10; T10 all the tricks of persuasion. 11:B »-«lkt Dousla»-Varlety II—Hontymooners—.Comedy The real star of the show is the set decorator who goes amuck 9:3a |-N«n-JM BenH-Color 11—SorprlH Show—Color . II—Struggle For Peoce , (UN 11—f roll It—Interview ll-On the Job-Fine Depi. afeunbling a series ot distorted watches. Walter Slezak, engag- DRIVE-IN- The Day Under Your Sign 2-Seordi l*or Tomorrow Vlriinla Woolf 7:10; ll:w: Summei «-Swtinilrt' COunlry-Muilc-Color S:M <7-Carkita Y Maiknltiano ing as always, fe generally wasted here playing a criminal Place »:(». S—Alvln—Cartoons—Color Libra. Sept. 23to Oct . 21 7-Faltnr Knom But ctocksmltn. (Color). FREEHOLD AIIM. Born Mer.ll to Apr. If •—Jot Franklin—Interviews. 7-tocal New-Martin, Btuttl S-Untouchoblei—Oramo You'll pa/ for your mistake*. You mar hare m listen ta t 11:4] li-7«5lBontor-Corloon r-Monroej—Western-Color 7:tM (1») Struggle for Peace. "Nuclear Forces." Another FREEHOLD— but perhaps not in cash. Resolve lot of nonsense in a crowd, but I—Guiding Light—Serial 13-OI»cavery—Science ll-Patty Duko-Comedy EH Hud lor the UUle Ladr T:30 not to rer*at it you'll hear some terns, too. 11-Pllm Feature U-Ploy Ol The Week-Oronw analysis by American, British and French experts of the cur- 9:49, 12:U Teurui. April 20 to May 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 lo Nov. 21 A-Hm*-ftMn Newman- 31—Jeorney Throw* Aria rent and long-term nuclear potential of the world's great 7-Wtollier—Ttx AnMN 47—Wrestllno-Nework NEPTUNE CITY Apologiiinp; may be painful, but A quip at the rteht moment 'ill 'l:oo powers — the U.S., Russia, Great Britain, France and Red aave the situation and eaae t-KiwM-Jeitten*TOftGom»-Colo, Murrar y I.-M f NEPTUNE CITY— you'll feel better once you're 7—Loral Newt-Martin, leuttl t-BeveHy Hlllbllllot-Color •lone it. mudi of the tension. *TOftGom»ColoS—Film—Here Cnm«ir the Novy— China. Goldflnjer T:M: 10:45; Dr. No I:i5. Sagittarius. Nov. 22 to Dot. II Jai)H» Cojney-2 tin., 30 mln. ):» 11—Dr. Klldore—Drama 8-U (1J) - JPliy of the Week. "The Dybbuk." (Repeat) Gemini. May 21 ts June 21 1—Be* Cosey—Drrma J-Paul Wlndiell-Color 31—Eye On The Universe Don't become iiKetis«l at »onte- Don'-t amplify the mistakes of N-Tnree Sfoooei-Cemedy One of those haunting, brooding and tantaHiing experiences in North of Red Bank tbinr you hear, et|>ccialty from others Try lo help them vnt- »-A» Ttie World Tumi 13—Bom—Cartoon r—Friends And Nobors—Color the theater, with exquisite performances by Carol Lawrence, unreliable person,. come their faults. 4-Lel'j Make A Dwl-Colcr 3I-Sa(e Driving 4—Bob Hope—Oromo—Color ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Capricorn. Dae. 22 4o Jan. 20 Jl—Profile—Interview 5-FHm-Arsenic and Old Lace— Theodore Bikei, Michael Tolan and the rest of the cast. Newly Cancer. June 21 to July 21 There's some suspense in your 1:11 7— NewWeter Jennlnaa Cary Grant—2 hrs. ATLANTIC- Farewells are sad, but aspects household, with an exciting di* 7—Won Who Never Vftu-Color adapted from S. Amky's original play, it takes you back a ooldllnier 2:00; 7:00; 10:(0; Dr. N indicate e laved one mill return 4—Newt—Dlckerun—Color W-FrlenJIv Glant-OilSrtn 8:50. max probable. 2:00 •VININS 31—Survey Of The Art! hundred years to a little Polish village where religious Jews, uvmer than expected. J-PoMword-Gome-Color e'M «—Jobby Capo-Variety ' -,. Chasidrm, danced and dreamed their way through their de- MIDDLETOWN Leo. July 22 to Aug. 21 Aquarius. Jar, 21 to Fob. If 4-Doy« 01 Our Lives, J-Newi—j| Monjtert- «-Fiim-The Son ol HerculM In ttie 47—Street Where We Live ll:2t Rlcrrard Garland-»n mln. land ot Dorkneu-Part 2-c»lor 1W1 (2) Danny Kaye. Danny gets a return visit from the EAST BRUNSWICK HAZLET — The Crescent Club I. Mortahan are in ohirg* SwmanAdventurtCnAdventurt l 47—Siwrts-ftiusto Miranda 11—Celltg* Humonltles Japanese twins called The Peanuts, "McHales Navy's" Tim TURNPIKE- will hold Its annual banquet at ew Jtreey Speaka OUTDOOR - How lo Steal a Million of the sale. • ' 1:2] 31—British Cokmaar 47—film—Harmoiwe— Conway and singer Barbara Minkus. (Color). the American House, Freehold, i i:4s Jo» Goto-90 ihln. 7:00; 10:50; La«t ol Secret Aaents The next regular meeting wilt 1M 1M1 (4) I Spy. "A Gift (torn Alexander." Par for the series. 8:20. Thursday, Oct, 27. The club last *-Ed0« Of Nloht—Serial 31-Newi And Weather 11 :M 47—New Jersey Today I—Newt-Tom Dunn-Color 1NDOOH - How lo Bttal a Million be tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Our heroes, stiil in Italy, are hired by a weird group of thugs 7:30; 11:20; Last of the Secret Asjenls met at the home of Mrs. Cyrus 5-OiucK McCoim-Color 4— News—McGea—Color to steal a certain Russian manuscript whose theft (the thugs Ross in Mata'wan. John H. Bahrenburg, Jr., Been 7-Nur»e»-Serlol J-Ntwt-Cronkltei'color 5-Hewi 11—Boio—Cartoons—Color +-N»w»-ctiet HuntHy, David 7—News—Beutel, Martin claim) will advance the cause of freedom. Since the plot in- PERTH AMBOY St. BrlnWey—Color e—Fllm-Sprtngtleldf Rifle)— Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Wayne B. Il-Menfol Healtti-DliaiMliin volves Kelly in wooing a beautiful Russian major (Anna AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— Attending were Mrs. Roelif H. 4:N 5-McHole's Novy-Comedy Gary Coeoer-1 hr., 55 mln^Coter Cartoons 7,:ao; How to Bleal a Mil-Darland were appointed to 2-Secret Storm—Serial . 9-Super Heroet-Color 11—FHm-ArHite and Madell- Karina), he plays along with the plan. lion 7:08; 11:19; The Stripper f.m. arrange plans and decorations LeRoy, Mrs. George R. Emmons, 4-Motch Camo-Color ll-Stlnoroyr-Cortoon-C«lor Jack tenny—W mln. IJ-Sclence Reporter 13—N.E.T. Journal—Riport 1W1 (7) - ABC Stage '87. "Olympus 7-0000." A musical MAJESTIC— for the affair. Plans were dis- Mrs. J. Carlton Cherry, M«. i 11:11 Kiddle 'Show: First Bpjce Ship on 4—Weaitier-Flela-Color about a football team that hardly scores a touchdown, but cussed for the annual Christmas Frank McCleaster, Mrs. Maiy S-Merv Griffin—Variety Donald O'Connor and Phyllis Newman are such fun to watch Woo"? 27::?O:- T?o' A(r*M "' V""°"party which will be held dn TheHopla, Mrs. William UrstadV 7—Weaiher-Tex Antolno 11:15 you'll forgive a tot of shortcomings. Phyllis wants the team MENLO PARK Cobblestones, Middletown. Final Mrs. John V. Carlson, Mrs. Dur- 4—News—Pressman—Color coached by her boy friend (Larry Blyden) to win for a change, CINEMA— plans were completed for thruae , Mrs. Monahan,-Mrs. William ENJOY THE 7— News-Beutel, Martin How to 8teal a Million J:l»: 5 00- 11:15 and her. ritualistic prayers are answered when Hermes, mes- 7:41; 10:03. rummage sale to be held today Lamberlson, Mrs, Lulburrcnt^ 4-Soorti—Teoguo-Color senger of the gods (O'Connor), offers help. (Color). at St. Mary's annex building, Mrs. Theodore G. Bailey, Mr*. 7— Editorial—Baesemyer ll:Je 11-U (11) <- NET Journal. "Search for the Lost Seif.«- Front St., Kcyport. Mrs. An- Walter Smale, Mrs. James NeW- I—Film—The Calne Mutiny- (Repeat). A touching, saddening but somehow exhllerating first- Voices, Inc. nette Durrua, Mrs. Leonard inger, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Leon Humphrey Bogart—2 hrs., 8 mln.— Color hand report of a pioneering school in Brooklyn working with Lufburraw and Mrs. Elwood Lambcrtson and Mrs. Darland, 4—Tonight—Varletyr-Calor mentally disturbed children. Particularly skillful job by creator- ;—Film-Act of Love— To Perform Kirk Oouglai-1 hrs. producer-photographer Murray Lerner TOMORROW NIGHT ll:M NAHONAr 47—News—Jose Lanza 12:49 At Carlton MOVIE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13th 5— Peter Gunn—Mystery MONTH 11:H NEW SHREWSBURY - Adol- e—News And Weather NQWAT- T:H 'Goodbye Charlie' phus Sanders, president of Turf MOLLY PITCHER'S 4-Newi-Bab Teapue Associates, Inc., here, has an- 1:13 4—Film-Too Many Lover*- nounced that all county schools Jeonmorlo—1 hr., i mln. have been notified of the unit's :<: i : Prime Roast Beef Feast 1:M WaltBPl 7-Newi Dec. 5 concert, featuring Voices, carved to your choice 1:3! At Wagon Wheel Inc., New York. 7—Fllm-The Untollhful— Ann Stierldan-J hrs., I mln. MIDDLETOWN - "Goodbye "Goodbye Charlie" will play The production will take place TH EAT R ES Charlie," hit comedy by George Thursday through Strturday, Oct. at 1 p.m. in the Carlton Theater, Starved from 6-9 p.m. Red Bank. The program,, which Axelrod, will be the first produo 27, 28, and 29 and Nov. 3, 4 and NOTE — NO MOVIE TONIGHT _j J-Fllm-Tht Worrl'ors- tion at Wagon Wheel Playhouse. 5, with curtain at 8:40. Tht combines music, humor, drama BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY Errol Flynrv—1 hr.. 40 mln. 3:40 ' The playhouse, beginning- its Playhouse is , on Chestnut St. and dancing, portrays Negro his- ONSTAGE-1:30 ~ I—Fllm-Tnit to Lilt— eighth season, coincidental^ be- just off Rt. 35. tory. It is adapted for students ol Mory Martin—1 hr., 50 mln. MONMOUTH ARTS DANCING ... THURSDAY gan its first' season eight yean The play centers around Char- sixth through < 12th grades. MOKNINS ago with "Seven Year Itch," al Clinton C. Crocker, the asso- FOUNDATION vri 4:N lie Sorel, a bachelor who has a — PRESENT — SATURDAY NIGHT 7— News so by Axelrod. reputation for being a "ladies ciation's cultural chairman, said <:3t the Voices have won praise of th< pantoN THE MUNICH > TO THE MUSIC OF... J—Sunrise Semester man." During one of his misad- RED BANK New York Times for Its Carnegii U pewt-eecn turD n CHAMBER ORCHESTRA | 4—education exchange—Color J-New» ventures, Charlie is shot by a "BOB McKEVTTT" TRIO 7—Proitct- Know-Education Hall debut and was awarded first t:H jealous husband and is reincar- Attaltttneo by nwnlMnklp aahil 1 7:10 place honors by Ohio State Uni FROM 7:00 P.M. 2—News—Raloh Ptnw J-Uove It Te Bmver nated as a woman. 5-Loclc Up-Mystery versity's Radio-TV Institute. In the "Jersey Blues" Dining Room 4—Today—Color 11—Biography—Documentary Heading the cast as Charlie is 7—Cole storm—Comedy The unit presented a birthday and until 1:00 A.M. 7:11 4-Nevw—Alee Glfford-Color Rosalia Bulvaneski, Middletown, THE WILDEST 5-News • _• , -,. .. - JNMlk MCtlto concert for President Lyndon B. STARTS In the "Horn 'a MBsket1; Room who', has'appeared In several I,New*Jostp*?BStCol r^ :' 2-Condti Conwa previous plays at Wagon Wheel, Johnson and performed for POKER GAME S-Sondy Becker—Children 4—Eye Guest—Gome—Color including "The Children's Hour," Charles de Gaulle, president of Dinner Served 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. 7—Cartoons—Children 5—Peter Gunn—Mystery IN THE WEST! r:3l e—Film—Tn» Lawless— in which she played the leading France. In July, the group per- TOM'W 2—New*—Ralph Ptnm Mocdenald Corey—Ml mln. formed for more than 300 teach- 0:00 role. George Allgor, West Bel- HENRYFONDA • American Express It-Cod* Three-Police ers at Newark State College. SEE IT 2—Captain Kangaroo 10:10 mar, another familiar Playhous MNEWOODM) 11—Fun House—Coi«r IJ-Porlom Francois II Mr. Crocker, of 67 Plum St. FROM THE •:H 10:u performer with a long list of act- f—Farm Report 4—News—Vonocur—Color ing credits, will play George and George Chapman, of 71 Thay- JASONROBAROS START FCLTJOI ooars Praducun o( 0:11 13-Worklno With Science Tracy, Charlie's best friend. Mr. er Dr., both here, are in charge S-Ntws 10:10 {-Beverly Hillbillies Allgor was most recently seen of tickets, which should be or- 2:15 4-^oncentratlon—Cams in the leading role in "Under the dered by Nov. 8. A BIB HAND 5-Yogo For HMlttl 5-1 Search For Adventure 7—Little Rascals-Oomttfy 7—Girl Talk-Panel Yum Yum Tree" this past sum- 7:20 9—Our World—EducBHon 11-Mack And Myer-Comedy mer at the Theater-Under-the f:M 10:45 2^—Dennis Tht Menace H—Cartoons—Oil Idren—Color Stars,'Middletown. 9:20 4-News-Bob Wllson-coler li-Explorlng Math-Education 5—Thin Mon-rWystery W:U < Others in the cast include Su- 7—Fllm-AAWer W0- zanne Barnes, Atlantic High- Burt Lancaster—TO mln. 11:00 •-Continental Cookery V-Andy GrlHUfv-Comeoy lands, Mike Shapiro and Dick 11—Jock La Lonne—Color 4-Ctnln Letter-Oome-Coler Walker, Point Pleasant. 13—Roundabout—Children S-Cartoone-OilMren t:M 7—Smxrmarket Sweep 4-Blrmdoy House—Color IT—SMI BUry—Color NUW I MIDDLgOVWHf ' 11:85 U—Portals Francois ill 11:M ATLANTIC a million'' l-DIck Van Dyke-Comedy Atiowlc Highland. 291-0148 AUDREY HEPBURN POMMUNlty 4—Otiowdown—Gome—Color PETER OTOOIE r—Dallna Game NOW . MATINEE AT 2 e-werlif Adventures—Color Your best insurance II—Carol Corbelt—Color Scan Cannery in 'Goldflng»r' against property damage 11-Allve And l^ and -'Dr. No'• Color STAGECOACH Mayrair IN WILLIAM and personal injury is MAF Series WYLER'S N caution, every day. WiD Open O HOW STRAND W TO Tonight Mwcollo MutralaiMl You can never be too careful Unula Andres* when it comes to preventing RED BANK - The Munich Chamber Orchestra will open the fire! That's why good safety 1966-1967 concert series of the habits at home, at work, at Monmouth Arts Foundation to- play are the rule, never the ex- night at 8 o'clock In the Carl- 1CM VICTIuMmiMi ' ception. At home, check often ton Theatei". The 15-member ensemble from to guard against accumulation Germany is directed by Hans LATE SHOW FRI. & SAT. of flammable debris, faulty wir- Stadlemalr, and supported by the THEATRES ing, other fire hazards. At work, city of Munich. Organized in 1950, NOW! the orchestra performs a reper- • Acre, of Fret Parking! obey fire department regula- toire of the old masters through at . . , * Frw Smoking Stetloml the Baroque and includes ap- AIT tions to the letter. At play, make sure campfires are out, propriate works of the classic and I modern periods. iTiiririTT.11 IIJJJJ dead out. Caution now may EatOMtowiu The group, well-known in this Thankh Sr; L tave lives later. country through its recordings, Dnve-iN— has t»een on concert tours all over Europe, to Africa and South and Central America. This is their first North American tour, HARRY S. ROWLAND, SR. Mr. Stadlemair was born in CARLTON H. POLING Austria and received his musical Serving Ealontown and training at the Vienna Academy Real Estate • Insurance of Music. A composer as well as Fort Mbnmouth Area lyric a conductor, he received the mu- Mm 4CRIIRASBURYIPAH' K 38 Hwy. 36 K.yport sic prlie of the city of l&nz and REALTOR • INSUROR In 1963 the prize of the city of Between Atlantic and Bread Sts. Stuttgart for hia violin concerto. 17 Bread St. Eatontown 264-1918 Park Home Owners Starring HURRY 542-0228 Uillt Carol) 2nd YEAR Elect AfacGregor LAST Twleo Dolly WEST KEANSBURG - Fred Maarieo Chovallsr 2:30 • «:30 MacGregor, Jr., Was elected Louli Jotlrda* WEEKS! fun. 7:30 president of the local Park Home Owners Association at a Glazebrook Associates, Inc. recent meeting in the Palmer paraiMDUNt JOSEPH G. McCUE Stan CttRMry m Jomt» Bond ASBURY PARK REALTORS • INSURORS Lounge. kEALTOR • INSUROR Also elected were Fred in "GOLDFINGER" Member Multiple Listing Service Tucker, vice president; Joseph Cholco Th«r« it ns lubttitut* far ov«r and "DR. NO" WHivid uatt Ev«i. 1:30 Cece, treasurer; Mrs. William —»OTH IN COLOR— 41 ytart of activ* •xp»rlenc» Tompklns, recording secretary, avallabl* Sun. 7:30 842-1700 OF BORIS FWSTERNAKS June E. Cundento, correspond- Henry Fonda — Paul Ford by phono or Mot. Wod. ing secretary and Phillip J. any Walter Rumson Professional Building 30 Ridg* Rd. Rumson and Joanna Woodward In Road* Thoatro | Sat. and Sun. Huddy, sergeant-at- arms. 2:30 DOCTOR 45 W. River Dr. Rumion , 842-0444 The next meeting is tentative- "A BIG HAND FOR ly scheduled for Oct. M at tht THE LITTLE LADY", color Ct.daiM.Q5 ZHMGO Palmer Lounge, where installa- ASBURY PARK U ARnnnv PADir M PAHAVttrON* AND MfTROQOUMI tion of officers will take place. III I ITIITIIIII TTMUt i f'- HI r r i/ o T B f iu l

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