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crt*r-|QW ta »M Hi. 27,150 . ctowly, Wtady.«| Red Bank Area f "v •i,?"i.' -*r>w" chance of. rain of • '-4; •now. Wednesday'! outlook, Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc., 1968. DIAL 7414)010 cloudy, windy aud cold. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS VOL. 89, NO. 108 I»n«d dally, Monday through Vridiy. BKond ClUf Poita 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE PiM It Kid Bank awl at Additional ifaUlna- Ofllcu. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1966 TrafficToll Sets Record -'—--••— -By The Anociated Press-.., _ „_, _._„._.,. „.., four Jegn^gejsdled when^ their car smashed in- a general increase in traffic deaths. Fatalities have The number of persons killed in highway acci- to a tractor-trailer on U.S. 25 between KifdtUesboro'" risen 29' percent' in the~1ast ftveyears.—•-- --———• dents during the past four days soared far past any and Pinevllle. Another four persons were killed in 49,000 DIED IN '63 previous record for a Thanksgiving weekend. a collision on U.S. 31E near Glasgow. The National Safety Council reports that 49,000 At the end of the count at midnight 715 persons MANY MULTIPLE DEATHS persons died in traffic accidents last year. The had been killed with 121 of the victims under 18 Many other areas reported multiple-fatality ac- count through September of this year reached 38,- years old. cidents. l . 190—about 20 per cent more than for the first three" Hazardous driving conditions in many areas,. quarters of 1965. especially the Midwest, combined with the crush of The death toll recorded during last year's homebound traffic to push the toll to 100 more 102-hour Thanksgiving holiday was the highest for This year the nation has about 95 million driv- than the record 615 persons killed last year. the eight years in which The Associated Press has ers, and they are expected to travel considerably Late reports were expected to increase the kept records, more than the 880 billion traffic miles estimated last, total. , I A similar count, made during a nonholiday peri- year. The toll was inflated by accidents which killed od two weeks ago, (from 6 p.m. Wednesday to mid- The Safety Council says the Thanksgiving period more than one person. night Sunday), showed 546 persons killed, 81 of them is not usually regarded as a heavy traffic period.- In Kentucky two accidents Sunday left eight under 18. But it pointed out that at the beginning of the, persons dead. , : The record Thanksgiving death toll emphasizes (See TRAFFIC, Page 3) % Two er Education Bill Set Quints For Early Vote by Senate TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Rich- ate "returned from a two-month way for a vote on the Senate new two-year community cot' Alive ard J. Hughes' proposal for a summer recess. floor one week from now. leges — from the State Educa- PITTSBURGH (AP) — Two ofnew department of higher edu- The controversial measure Sen. Matthew Feldman, D— tion Department. the Aranson quintuplets strug. cation moved one step closer to was scheduled to be placed on Bergen, chairman of the Senate Job for Chancellor. gled for life today, but only one a vote today as the State Sen- "second reading",'to clear the education committee, has pre- The proposed new department, showed signs of overcoming the dicted the bill will pass handily to be headed by a chancellor, CHINESE LEADERS REVIEW RED GUARDS — Chairman Mao Tse-tung. center, and lung ailment that claimed three In the upper, house. would have cabinet-level rank.' of her sisters. Education department offi- Defense Minister Lin Piao, left, review eighth rally of millions of Rod Guards in Peking The education committee Doctors said there was- little cleared the bili, with several ce EDUCATION, Page 3) Saturday, according to caption accompariying this fSdiophoto from-Ghina Photo Ser«- hope for the other surviving girl, key amendments, ^ last week. The vice. (AP Wiraphoto by radio from Peking) Marci Jill, the last-born of the two Republican minority mem- five girls delivered 2>fc months bers of the committee ab- prematurely Saturday to Mrs. stained in the action. Michael Aranson, 22, a former Not Worried kindergarten teacher. The father, Nevertheless, Feldman says also 22, is a law student at Du- he's not at all worried about Is Seen quesne University. GOP opposition because Senate UN Nears Vote "The chances for Marci Jill," Minority Leader William E, Oz- said one physician, "are not zard, R-Somerset, and Sen. Nel- good." son Stamler, R-Unlon, both are ForRatz There was hope, however, that 1 co-sponsoring the bill. The Dem-• FREEHOLD .- A vacancy In Roni Sue, the first-born and larg- ocrats have a 19-10 plurality in the District Court at Monmouth est of the quints rat one pound, County will not be filled at the 12 ounces, could win her battle the upper house and a 41-19 edge in the Assembly. , short legislative session opening UNITED-NATIONS, N.Y. (AP)seat the- Communists, was be- The Italian resolution hints that for survival. in Trenton today. Whenever it is lieved certain of defeat, the oth- The lung ailment first claimed If - administration hopes- one — The U.'-N.' General Assembly both Chinas should be in the Unit- realized, the, bill will be voted made, Long Branch Councilman today neared its annual decision er, the annual U. S. resolution ed Nations. It speaks of the.need Susan, the third-born, who died at 2:15 a.m., yesterday just short on in .the Senate Dec. 5 and in Elliot L.Katz js seen as the lead- en the admission of Red China to calling for a two-thirds vote to to promote universality in the or- ing contender for appointment the- world organization. Diplo- change China's representation, of 24 hours after birth. The sec- the Assembly Dec,, 12. ganization and "pave the way to The Assembly, still vacation- mats predicted a close vote on appeared likdy.itp'be approved. an appropriate solution, taking ond-born, Amy Beth, died at 2:15 THE LJGHTS GO ON AGAIN — Acting Mayor Daniel Sheriff Paul Klernan,;.'W[pn- ah Italian resolution referring the Some sponsors of the Italian p.m. and the fourth-born, Kun- ing, returns to action next week. mouth County Democratic leader, into account the existing situa- J. O'Hern flipped the switch that turned on- the Christ- It is expected to tie up some said last night that he does not issue to a special committee for resolution predicted' the- 121-na- tion and the political realities of b^rly Ann, at 3:40 p.m." * year1* study. ,- Brain Injury' Possible mas lights in Red Bank Friday. With him is Irwin Vogel, loose ends while Waiting for Sen-expect Gov. Richard J. Hughes r tlon assembly would adopt it by a the.area." • >r . to:nominate a replacement for vote of about 45-40, with some Dr.. Lee Bass, chief of pedta president of the Retail-Trade Beard, «n, affiliate of the ate action on the higher educa- The assembly was expected to It Would, Have the' assembly tion bill. newly promoted Superior Court 35 abstentions. But some of Jts name a committee of U.N. mem-tries at Magee-Womens Hospital, Community Chamber of Commerce. The board owns the vote late tonight on the Italian said there also was a possibility Generally, the bill .would re- Judge-Eraacis X. Crahay until resolution and two others. One, opponents guessed it would be ber countries to study the situa- lights, raises the money to take care of them and puts the regular session in January. defeated.by a margin of one or that Marci Jill's brain had been move control of public higher the annual Communist proposal tion and recommend an "equl- damaged by lack of oxygen. education — Rutgers University, to oust Nationalist China and two votes. (See CHINA, Page 3) them up. The lighting ceremony took place at borough Other Democratic source* said, ,i A tube was inserted into the hall, 51 Monmouth St. (Register Staff Photo) Newark College of Engineering, that when the post is filled, the infant's windpipe (trachea) the six. state colleges and the governor will give first consider- through her mouth and a me- ation to Councilman Katz. chanical respirator was breathing 2Mr. Katz, who twice, in 1964 B52s Rip Suspected Cong for her. and 1965, made unsuccessful stabs Roni Sue was in a heated and to be elected county Democratic glass-enclosed Incubator. Her Income 'Tax Increase chairman, against the organiza- breathing was somewhat labored tion choice, incumbent P. Paul but not artifically aided. Campl, is reported to have healed "Roni Sue continues to look the party breach. He is said to be Cen tra IHeadqua rters Site very good," Bass said. "There's Request Is Predicted available if offered the judgeshlp. still the crucial 72-hour period The Monmouth District Court SAIGON . fired on the fortified positions, the Navy said. called for as 'a result of na- The giant B52s flew in from Aranson and his wife,' Patti, the new Congress for a $10 billion "I would think that both par- tional defense commitments." 12th and 13th courtroom to meet ground. There was still no word from "are very anxious to get one live Guam and bombed the suspected to $15 billion increase in the in- ties, • having committed them- Dr. Walter W. Heller, former current needs in Freehold are be- The U.S. military command re- the U.S. and South Vietnamese site of the Viet Cong's Central baby and are praying," the doc-come tax. « selves to fiscal responsibility, will ing readied in rented quarter! on ported, only three small skir- commands whether they would tor said. chairman of the President's Coun- Office of South Viet Nam in jun- But the Loulsianan says John- face up to such an issue. I just (See TAX, Page 35 Broad St. mishes in various sectors and order a truce at Christmas and gles: of Tay Ninh province Need More Studies New Years. The Viet Cong an- Bass said preliminary autopsy son "hasn't told me so." taid 18 Viet Cong were killed. near the Cambodian border. The Vietnamese headquarters listed nounced Saturday it.would stop reports indicated the three deaths Bbggs, back from talks with only one' light contact today, re- fighting for 48 hours on the province, northwest of Saigon, were due to hyaline membrane Johnson in Texas last week, said porting five of the enemy killed. Christmas weekend and for an- was the scene of the. massive disease, a common cause of yesterday on the CBS radio-tele- The U.S. Navy had a busy day other 48 hours over the New U.S, Operation Attleboro, a 43- death among premature infants, vision program "Face the Na- yesterday, reporting that 7th Fleet Year. day sweep which ended Satur- but that this would have to be tion" that projected expenditures destroyers and rocket ships fired Continued monsoon rains and day. • (See QUINTS, Page 3) of $125 billion will bring "a defi- Raps 'Crackerbbx' Courtroom Same Size as Monmouth's Bailey May Face SimmiU's Wrath By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON pard won acquittal earlier this ward tighter controls'*on court cussing the Coppolino case in spite Col. William E.iFarber, at Mid- FREEHOLD — When F. Lee month for the 1954 murder of news reports. of a ban on such statements. dletown Township. He also faces Bailey starts his defense of Dr. his first wife was too small. No Direct Comparison Judge Simmiil has told all law-trial in Sarasota. Fla., for killing Carl A. Coppolino next Monday The "crackerbox," he said, was He made no direct comparison yers and court attaches involved his first wife, Carmela, in 1965. in Monmouth County's most cele- inadequate to accommodate the of the courtroom' sizes for the in the prosecution, custody and At the bail hearing, Prosecu- brated murder trial, he'll find newsmen and others who had a Sheppard and Coppolino trials, defense of Coppolino not to com-tor Vincent P. Keuper was sue himself in a court room no big-right to be there. nor of rules promulgated in Cleve- ment for publication. cessful in opposing release on Mr. Bailey said he believes once grounds that available evidence ger than a Cleveland "cracker- Mr. Bailey, a 33-year-old Bos- land by Judge Francis J. Tally box" he has severely criticized. tonian whose fame-as a defense and in Freehold by Superior a jury Is chosen and sequestered was presumptive of guilt and that The most famous of private lawyer in homicide indictments Court Judge Elvin R. Simmiil, for a trial there should be no bail was not to be considered a barristers told the Cleveland City has grown faster than his years but the situations are similar. restrictions on news the press "right." could report. Club last' week that the court- since he was admitted to prac- Mr. Bailey did chance Judge Under questioning by Mr. Bai- room where Dr. Samuel H; Shep- tice in I960, criticized trends to- Slmmill's wrath by publicly dis- He said he objects, however, to ley, Monmouth County Physician the fact that some testimony in C. Malcolm B. Gilman testified Coppolino's ball hearing was re- he had seen statements from Col FIRST CROWD AT EATON HALL — More than 400 residents and guests gathered ported. He said the testimony is Farber's widow, Marjorie, that at Eaton Hall, the new Eatontown borough hall, for dedication ceremonies yesterday. in dispute and should not have she first tried to kill her hus Here they are listening to D. Louis Tonti, executive director, of the N. J. Highway been printed for public corsump- band in their bedroom with a ion before trial. lethal injection but failed and tha Authority, who'filled in for Congressman James J. Howard, who was unable to attend. Coppolino is under indictment Coppolino came in and did kill (Register Staff Photo) here for the murder, in 1963, ofhim while she watched. his former neighbor, retired Army (See BAILEY, Page 3) ' *. 400 Attend Gala Ceremony

'••'..«•*• Today's Index Eaton Hall Is Dedicated Giantt and JeU whipped; Rangers win third straight _. Page 10 EATONTOWN - A U. S. flag- Councilman Edward O. Clark, color photograph of the new Boardwalkers routed In losing seventh In row .. Page 11 one that flew over the Capitol in Borough.Council president, wel- building and a large sized U.S. Service academies don't plan schedule cushioning ..- Page U Washington Nov. 6—unfurled in corned more than 400 residents flag for special occasions. He Page Page the-afternoon breeze as Its hal- and guests assembled on the presented these to Mayor Herbert Allen-Scott « Editorials _; _ _ 8 yard was drawn by a Boy Scout lawn on Broad St. He introduced E. Werner. GROUNDED BY SMOG — Blanket of smog covering metropolitan area yesterday Amusements 19 Herblock 6 from one of the four local troops. Councilman Bruce J. Mangan, Speaking in place of Rep. forced private plane to land at Sandy Hook State Park. Two "beachcombers," Alice Births '.. 2 Movie Timetable 18 The Fort Monmouth Army Band building committee chairman and James J. Howard (D-3d Dlit.), played the National Anthem. Ser- master of ceremonies. Hills, 15, left, and Anne Swetley, II, both of Elizabeth, examine single-engine Stin- Jim Biihop 6 Obituaries 2 & 4 who couldn't attend at the last Bridge ....: 18 Sylvia Porter 6 vicemen, scouts, police and fire- "Eaton Hall—the borough's new minute, but sent the Capitol flag, ion. Owner George Duey of Albsmabla, N. C, decided overhead wat too soupy to John Chamberlain _ -. * Sports _...I0, li men saluted; citizens stood at municipal building," Mr. Mangan D, Louis Tonti, executive direc- risk flight fi;om Manhattan to Virginia and landed on 1,800-foot ocean bathing area. Classified 15 -18 Successful Investing 7 attention. The Pledge of Alle- declared, "Is now officially tor of the N. J. Highway Author- glence was led by a member of open." Pilot said parking stripei provided guide for easy landing with no damage to plane. Comics _, 18 Television ;., 19 (See EATON, Page 3) Crossword Puzzle .'.'. 18 Women'* Netir» 8, 8 Girl Scout Cadet Troop 27. All The Fort's Gifts Park Superintendent Richard C. Rikor taid landing is not rarity. Army planet have stood quiet as Rev. Marvin R. MaJ. Gen. William B.'> Latta, Betsy Ross used parking areas in emergency. Red Bank Air Taxi was to pick up plane when smog Christmas Trees Ingrid from Germany Haire. pastor of Monmouth Bap- Fort Monmouth commandant, Charcoal Broils, 11 a.m. to 10 15,000. Your choice, SI. Huhn's, At Leon's Beauty Salon, Red tist Church, intoned the Invoca- had two gifts from the fort to cleared. (Register Staff Photol p.m. Evening dinners $1,75. 600 F Street, Belmar.—Adv. Bank. Top stylist. 741-6150-Adv. tion. the borough:" A framed aerial Hwy. 3S, Shrewsbury. (Mv.) 4 Weather . filrs. Edith fi. Smith, 75, Miss Haines, I Crash Causes rt mid w«iyt wjtb in m* Obituaries low «0s. Rain through part of to- Was Register Linotypist Ex-Member I Assortment night windy and taming colder, PHOENIX, Aril. — Mrs. Edith low JO-35. Tomorrow cloudy .MRS. ISADORA R. HICKS E. REGINALD MUNDAY RIVERVIEW RED BANK — Mrs. Isadora R. OAKHURST — E. Reginald R. Smith, 75, of 902 West Augusta, Of Damages windy and cold with snow and here, a former Red Bank and Of Assembly Red Bank Hicks, 73, of 76 Leighton Ave. died Munday, 65, of 1506 Garden RED BANK — Former Essex Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sima (nee EAST KEANSBURG — A two- rain showers. High in upper Ms Saturday rn the Atlantic High- Dr. died Thursday in Jersey Shrewsbury, N.J., resident and _ar collision at Neptune and to mid 40s. Outlook for Wednes- ; retired Daily Register linotype op- County Assemblywoman Margaret Barbara Bolton), 2 Locust Ter., lands Nursing Home, Middletown. Shore Medical Center, Neptune, Douglas Haines of 311«Mount New Monmouth, son, Friday. Bay Ave. Friday morning caused day, cloudy, windy »nd continued Born in Fair Haven, she was Mr. Munday was born in En- erator, died here Tuesday in St. damage to a house foundation, cold. Joseph's Hospital. Prospect Ave., Newark, died Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kelly (nee the daughter of the late Fred gland and had lived here for 20 Thursday in Riverview Hospital. a gas meter, and 40 feet of cy- MARINE and Josephine Reevey. years. Born in New Jersey, she worked Ethel McKeef, 82 Hialeah Ave., clone fencing, police reported. Cape May to Block Island: for The Register 35 years. She She was the sister of Mrs, Clin-Middletown, daughter, Friday. imall craft warnings displayed Mrs. Hicks was a lifelong resi- He was employed by the Bor- ton P. King Sr. of Leonardo. Involved were cars driven by dent of the shore area. She was den Co. for 25 years. had lived here 15 years. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Kern William G. Weber, 19, of 10 Pa- it 5 a.m. Southeast winds in- • retired practical nurse. He was a member of Washing- Surviving are two daughters, Miss Haines was a lifelong res- (nee Elaine Fisher), 9 Lammers cific Ave. and Miss Dorina M, creasing to 20-25 knots with high- Mrs. John F. Boland Jr., here, ident of Newark, having taught in St, Hazlet, son, Friday. She was a member of the ton Lodge, F&AM, Eatontown, Jackson, 20, of 281 Shore Blvd., er gusts today.. Winds shifting to and Mrs. Charles McLaren of the Garfield and Avon Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jensen (nee southwest 20-30 knots with hlgh- Mount Zion A.M.E. Church, Ea- and the Teamsters Union, New- Elementary Schools there until Keansburg, police said. ark. New York; nine grandchildren, Gloria Lederer), Rt. 34, Madison ;r gusts tonight continuing to- tontown, and a former member and two great-grandchildren. 1942. ... Patrolman Robert Foster is of the ladies auxiliary of the Mr. Munday was a member of Township, son, Friday. sued a summons to Miss Jackson norrow. Visibility one to three 4 A Requiem Mass was offered In Worl__d_ War I, she was an Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Ol for Jailure to yjekl^ the right-of- niles locally, less than one mile of W. iment. Asbury *>ark. ambulance driver and a canteen chowski (nee Jeanette Radawicz), way at a"n" intersection. n-r»in- Jind Jog: iaday^lnto J*TJL olic Church, here. Burial was in worker near Liverpool, England, 35 Delaware Ave., Middletown, Police said the Weber car was >f tonight. Visibility about three Surviving are "a nephew, Fred His wife, Mrs. Martha Munday, St. Francis Cemetery. survives. and in World War II she was one son, Friday. traveling east on Neptune at o five miles with showers late D. Terry with whom she resided of the organizers of the USO in and several cousins. The funeral was this morning Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tabot (nee about 7:40 a.m. The Jackson car onight and tomorrow. Tides will MRS. HAZEL F. STAMPER Newark. Elaine Jones), 39 Scheri La., Ea- was going south on Bay Ave. •un one to two feet above nor- Services will be Wednesday at in the Buckley Funeral Home, WEST ALLENHURST — Mrs. Asbury Park, with Rev. Walter She served as a Republican tontown. son, Friday. Weber told police he slowed down nal. 2 p.m. in the Robert A. Braun Hazel F. Stamper of 483 Staffa member of the Essex County As- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Townsend at the intersection but his ve- TIDES Home for Funerals, Eatontown, F. Forker officiating. Burial was St. died Thursday in Patterson Mrs. Edith Smith in Monmouth Memorial Park. sembly from 1949 to 1953, spear- nee Barbara Parker), 33ft Rt, hicle was struck on the side by Sandy Hook with the Rev. l^ingdon J. Reevey Army Hospital, Fort Monmouth. heading a campaign against the 15, Middletown, son, Saturday. the Jackson car. officiating. Burial will be in She was the widow of Wilson Y. TODAY — High 8 p.m. and JOHN s, MCMILLAN SR. sale of switchblade knives in Mr. and Mrs. John Kull (nee Miss Jackson told police she iw 2:12 p.m. White Ridge Cemetery, Eaton- KEANSBURG — John Smith Stamper. Cartmill, 53, New Jersey. «a Cabeen), 281 Beechwood Dr., town. didn't see the Weber car until it TOMORROW - High 8:U «.m. McMillan Sr., 72, of 50 Kennedy Mrs. Stamper was born in New Services will be at 1 o'clock hrewsbury, daughter, Saturday. was too late to stop. When the md 8:36 p.m. and low 2 a.m. Way, died Thursday in Monmouth York City and lived in Newark Mr. and Mrs. Michael Durnin FRANCESCO SALVETTI In the Army this afternoon in the Smith and cars collided, the Weber auto ind 2:54 p.m. Medical Center, Long Branch.af- 52 Tears before moving here 16 Smith Home for Services, 16C [nee Judith Corcorcan). 7 Fleet- went on to knock down cyclone FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — ter a brief illness. years ago. For Red Bank and Rranioii Clinton Ave., Newark. Burial wil vood Dr., Hazlet, daughter, Sat- fencing, damage a gas meter, bridge, add two hours; Sea Bright, Francesco Salvet'ti, 66, of Old He was a retired boilermaker. A daughter. Miss Madeline L. irday. Mill Rd. died Friday m Mon- 22 Years be in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. and put a hole in the foundation deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch* Born in Glasgow, Scotland, he Stamper, at home, survives. Mr. and Mrs. John McConnell of a house owned by Mrs. Helen ' mouth Medical Center, Long had resided here four years. He The funeral was Saturday in RED BANK — John Andersor deduct 5 minutes; Highlands Branch. Cartmill, 53, of 64 Harrison Ave. MISS GEORGINA T. FOX nee Malinda Beaty), Bay View Zigieh, 48 Bay Ave., police said. bridge, add 40 minutes. was a former resident of New the Farry Memorial Home, As- MIDDLETOWN—Miss Georgina He was born in Torino, Italy, York. bury Park. Burial was in Wood- died Saturday in Patterson Armj it. Highlands, son, yesterday. and was a member of St. Rose Hospital, Fort Monmouth, afte; T. Fox of 116 Old Country Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Taylor HOME ENTERED Surviving are a son, John Mc- lawn Cemetery, Bronx, N.Y. died yesterday at Riverview Hos- of Lima Catholic Church, Free- Millan Jr., at home; four broth- a long illness. [nee Joan Heon), 46 Ocean Ave., MIDDLETOWN — A house en- hold. He was a retired carpen- LEO VINCENT KANE pital, Red Bank, after a long ill- ieansburg,, son, yesterday. try was reported yesterday at ers, Robert McMillan of Kings- A retired Army master se ness. ter. ton, N.Y. and Johnston, Dave, FAIR HAVEN — Leo Vincent geant, he had lived here sevei Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall (nee the home of M. P. Revello, 101 Surviving are his wife, Mrs. and Albert McMillan, ail ol Kane. 72. of 511 River Rd. died years since his retirement afte Born in Jersey City, she was >orls Leddy), 410 Carr Ave., Her Dr., police said. A mink Vittoria Benedetto Salvettr; a son,'Brooklyn, and three grandchil- yesterday in his home. 22 years' service. the daughter of the late Thomas Ceansburg, daughter, yesterday. cape and clothing were taken, Nicholas Salvetti of Freehold; a dren. He was born in Newark, son of J. and Mary Ann Joyce Fox. She Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Manture police said. daughter, Virginia Salvetti at the late Mr. and Mrs. John Kane, Born in Huntington, W. Va., hi had resided most of her life in [nee Anne Squeo), 16 Mason PI., The entry occurred sometime Funeral services were held las was the son of Mrs. Gertrudi feansburg, daughter, yesterday. home, and three grandchildren. night in the John J. Ryan Home and was a retired postal em- Jersey City and Woodbridge. She between 4 and 6 p.m. ployee at Penn Station New York Hicks Cartmill and the late Wil moved here two years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson A High Mass of Requiem was for Funerals, here, with Rev. liam A. Cartmill. offered this morning in St. Rose City. Miss Fox was a retired execu- nee Phyllis Howard), 25 Sunset Ave., Long Branch, daughter, Newton W. Greiner, pastor of thi He was a member of Trinity Service of Lima Church, Freehold. Burial, First Methodist Church, here, of- Mr. Kane was a veteran of tive secretary of 10 years with We., Red Bank, son, yesterday. Saturday. Episcopal Church, here, and Mon- Mr. and Mrs. John E. Savage under the directon of the Hig- ficiating. Private burial was thi; World War I and a member of the Amalgamated Paint Co. MONMOUTH MEDICAL gins Memorial Home, was in St. the American Legion in Jack- mouth Masonic Lodge, Atlanth New York City. (nee Patricia Landers), 190 Wil- morning. Highlands. Long Branch Delicatessen Rose of Lima Cemetery. son Heights, New York. Surviving are three sisters, liam St., Red Bank, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Zguro Saturday. MRS. ETHEL M. CONKLIN Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Surviving besides his mothei Mrs. Cecilia Burns and Miss nee Marie Di Dona to), 7 Phoe- TIMOTHY, McGARRY RUMSON — Services were held Rhea C. Kane; a son, Paul Kane are his wife, Mrs. Evelyn Smith Frances Fox with whom she re- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Malley Departments lix Pkwy., Oakhurst, daughter, (nee Lois Brockricde), 279 Poole . MINE HILL, — A Requiem this morning for Mrs. Ethel M of Baltimore; and a sister. Miss Cartmill; two sons, Robert sided and Mrs. Mary Frame of 7riday. Mass was offered Saturday -in ConkUn, 7li t>f 48 AlleirStr, wlv Margaret Kane of Fair Haven. Cartmill, serving in the Air Force Los Angeles; Calif.- * •-• Ave., Long Branch, daughter, yes- NOW AT in Thailand, and Walter H. Cart- Mr. and- Mrs. Daniel Healey terday.'""" St: Mary's Church, Wbarton, for died Thursday in Monmouth Med A Requiem Mass will be cele- 'nee Dolores Nappa), 127 Har- Jimothy McGarry, 77, of 8 Far- ical Center, Long Branch. Buria brated tomorrow at 10 a.m. in mill, at home; a daughter. Miss Services will be Wednesday at ASBURY PARK Jo Ann Cartmill, at home; a sis 8:30 a.m. at the John F. ifleger vey Ave., Lincroft, daughter, Fri- ' field Ave., who died Wednesday was in Fair View Cemetery, Mid St. James Catholic Church, Red day. at his home. Burial was under dletown, under direction of thi Bank. Buria], under the direction ter, Miss Billie Kay Cartmill ol Funeral Home, Middletown. Buri- CLIFFWOOD Mr. and Mrs. James Harmon direction of the Bermingham William S. Anderson Funera of the William S. Anderson Fu- Huntington, W. Va., and a grand- al will be in Holy Cross Ceme- DEAL neral Home of Red Bank, will be son. tery, North Arlington. [nee Elizabeth Brown), 229 Sea- Funeral Home, Wharton. Home, Red Bank. new Ave., Long Branch, son, Mr. McGarry was the father Mrs. Conklin was the widow Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, New- Services will be held tomorrow LITTLE SILVER ark. PEDER O. JOHNSON Friday. of Mrs. Mary Gordon of Fann- of Charles Conklin. at 8 p.m. in the Scott Funera Mr. and Mrs. Rixie Coulson COMPUTER LONG BRANCH ingdale. She was born in, Mat- Home, Belford, with Rev. Charles LONG BRANCH - Peder O KARL ROTH JR. Johnson, 72, of 104 Cookman [nee Betty Herring), 40 Slocum PROGRAMMING PORT MONMOUTH • He was a lifelong resident here. awan, daughter of the late Mr. Best, rector of Trinity Episcopal 'I., -Long Branch, son, Friday. Until his retirement eight years and Mrs. DeWitt Hyer. RIVER PLAZA - The funeral Church, officiating. Burial will be Ave., died Friday at his home. Keypunch—Tab—WIrlig RARITAN TOWNSHIP of Karl Roth Jr., 39, of 36 Car- in Arlington National Cemetery, Mr. and " Mrs. Michael Penn NCR—imcuaht—SCM ago, he was a machine operator Surviving are a son, Arvid Born in Fredrekstad, Norway, nee Margaret Karras), 125 Rt. penter St., who died Wednesday Arlington, Va. he had resided here 45 years. SHREWSBURY at Piccatinny Arsenal. Conklin of this place; a daughter, at his home, was held Saturday in Middletown, son, Saturday. Also surviving are his wife, Mrs. Norma Apptegate of Red the John E. Day Funeral Home, Masonic services will be con- Mr. Johnson was a merchant Mr. and Mrs. George Murnane - frtt Phuxmmt Seniet' Mrs. Catherine McGarry; a son, Bank; two brothers, William Hy- Red Bank. Burial was in Forest ducted tonight at S o'clock in the seaman during World War I and [nee Betty Clements). 129 Clifton CHI. BIJ tr tn-Hj u J»I ft William McGarry of Mine Hill; er Sr. of Red Bank and DeWitl Green Park Cemetery, Marlboro. funeral home. worked for the Fair Haven Yacht Ave., Long Branch, Son, Satur- SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MACRlNES SUPER another daughter, Mrs. Teresa Hyer Jr. of Clearwater, Fla., nine Works during World War II. day. 620 IANGS AVE. grandchildren, and three great- Mr. Roth was born in Pater- Block of Villa Park, 111., and two ISAAC KALJSH Surviving are his wife, Julia Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown ASIURT PARK W8-14M grandchildren. grandchildren. son, son of Karl Roth Sr. of Midr MARKETS dletown and the late Mrs. Ottile COLTS NECK — Isaac Kalish Larsen Johnson; a son, P. C nee Lavada Darty), 128 Seaview Eagleson Roth. 74, of Hyers Mill Rd; died Satur Johnson, West Long Branch, six He was a Korean War veteran. day in Princeton Hospital aftei grandchildren and brothers and Surviving, in addition to his a short illness. sisters in Norway. PAYROLLS BY DATA father, is a sister, Mrs. Muriel Mr. Kalish was born in Russji Services will be today at 2 p.m. Horn of Chattanooga, Tenn. and came to this country at the at the Flock Funeral Home, with TOWNE LIQUORS HAS age of 15. He lived in New York the Rev. Henry Teat, of the As- PROCESSING THOMAS E. BRANNIGAN Elizabeth and Roselle Park, mov bury Methodist Church,- officiat- KEANSBURG — Thomas E. ing here 14 years ago. He was ing. Interment will be in Wood- f ' •.•••. Brannigan, 79, of 8 Oceanview retired executive of the Atlanti bine Cemetery, Oceanport. ALL YOUR FAVORITE .. Ave., died Saturday in the home Lumber Co., Elizabeth. * 35c per employee per payroll period of his daughter, Mrs. Philip Stoll, 716 Park Ave., Freehold. Mr. Kalish was a member o! MAX LEVY 'Born in Ireland, he had re- Congregation Adath Yeshururi and WEST LONG BRANCH - Max * FREE! Earnings record card Herman Lodge, F&AM, both it Levy, 88, of 54 Oceanport Ave. sided here most of his life. He died Thursday at Westwood Hall * FREE! Annual W-2 was the husband of the late Cath- Elizabeth, and Bnai Brith and WINES IS LIQUORS erine Brannigan, Congregation Agudath Achim, Nursing Home, Long Branch. * FREE! Federal and Stale ; 'Mr. Brannigan was a member both in Freehold. 'Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, he quarterly tax returns i . i: of St. Ann's Catholic Church, Surviving are his wife, Mrs had resided here for, 65 years. * No charge for changes here. "."":.'' Eva Kalish; two sons, Samuel Mr. Levy had been a sales- Also surviving are a son, Thom- Kalish of Elizabeth and Richard man for the Goldstein Depart- * Free pickup and delivery as E. Brannigan Jr., of this Kalish 'of Albany, N.Y.; three ment Store and Steinbach Co. Ute/ place; another daughter, Mrs. daughters, Mrs. Esther Horowi when they were in Long Branch. Frank Slovenz of keyport, and of Miami Beach, Fla., Mrs. Mi- He was a member of the Jor- * Same price for payrolls with riam Reisen of South Orange and four grandchildren. dan Masonic Lodge, Asbury Park. QT. 7.77 Vi-GAL tips and meals A Requiem High Mass will be Mrs. Estelle Blumenthal Surviving are a sister, Miss CHArtl HILL RYE 4.09 offered tomorrow at 9 a.m. in St. Princeton: 10 grandchildren, anc Sadie Levy, at home, and Ann's Church by Rev. Frederick four great-grandchildren. nephew, Col. Robert M. Levy, NOVITRONICS DATA ACCOUNTING SERVICE Valentino, pastor. Burial will be The funeral was yesterday, in with the Air Force in Columbus, CHAPEL HILL GIN QT. 7.#5 i/2-CAL. in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Middle- 600 Arnold Ave. 899-6009 Point Pleasant Bcack Kreitzman's < Jewish Memorial Ohio. town, under the direction of the Home, Elizabeth. Burial was Services were today at 11 ajn. MINIMUM !Mt PBR WEEK John Jf. Ryan Home for Funerals, Gomel Chesed Cemetery, New at thi Flock Funeral Home, Long CHAPEL HILL SCOTCH 5.89 QT. Iv»/«J Vi-GAL. here. ..., ark. Branch, with Rabbi Aaron Lef- kowitz of Temple Beth Miriam, Elberon, officiating. Intermen CHAPEL HILL VODKA 3.99 QT. 7.#5 Vj-OAL will be in Woodbine Cemetery, TAKE THE FIRST TURN TO Oceanport. CHAPEL HILL BOURBON 5.25 „. 10.29 »«*,. 3 Priests ABOVE ITEMS ARE EXCLUSIVE Shadow Lawn Robbed WITH TOWNE LIQUORS. AND START YOUR 1967 In Madison GIFT BASKETS MADISON TOWNSHIP-Three armed, masked men tied up three MADE TO priests at St. Bernadette's Roman Church yesterday and took $1,- ORDER Christmas Club 000 from the rectory safe. According to police, the thre We are holdup men entered the rectory and forced the Rev. Thoma. headquarters for O'Dea and his assistants, thi Rev. Charles Daly and the Rev. all your Romuald D'Souza to lie on the floor and then bound them, afte parry needs. which they took the money. Rev. A HANDSOME O'Dea later freed himself and notified police. Also yesterday, the Messiah FREE DELIVERY—741-3989 FREE GIFT Lutheran Church in Sayreville, about a mile from St. Berna ANY ORDER PLACED, WILL RECEIVE PROMPT „ will ba prtiantad all who join now. dette's, was broken into bu ATTENTION and IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Whlla lhay last, tn attraeliva Holiday nothing was taken, police said. Tabla Sat, with a dax.n aach placa No connection between the two incidents was seen by police. mats, napkins and eoaitars In Christ- mas motif and gift boxad. Education Act TOWNE LIQUORS inc. WE PAY DIVIDENDS Analysis Liked HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN on all Chfiitmas Clubs with 25 pay- PRINCETON (AP) - Prince mentj mada by Juna 10. ton University President Robert F. Goheen today praised the State Senate Committee on Edu cation's newly published analysis of the pending Higher Education Act of 1960. Goheen said that the commit- tee's defense of the measure and recommendations of specific amendments to the bill may "well become the enabling docu- ment for a first-rate system of public higher education in this state." The Senate committee's report 600 BROADWAY, at NORWOOD AVE. was released Inst Tuesday, and LONG BRANCH • Oakhimt • Holmdel • Keyport • Mtddletown • Neptune City summarizes four days' of public hearings on the bill held in Tren- ton In July./ t fv Monday. Nov. 28, 1966—» Middletown Recreation's Service Marlboro Council Hit Traffic \ liwremed Greatly in PaJst Year For Low Police Pay Thanksgiving weekend ,MARLBORO — Township Coun-, Mayor Grubb said that Mr. were dry and temperature* mU4 MIDDLETOWN - The Recrea- Center, which opened last Janu- The commission, under the su- ell was chided by live residents Young had e t through much of the nation. tion Commission, In its annual ary. The Lancers Drum and pervision of William Krenza, op- for not increasing salaries suf- ship for three years and that The Thanksgiving toll is the report, announced that, during Bugle Corps holds teen dances in erates and maintains 259 acres of ficiently for its police force which his salary range "was at the low highest for any holiday so Jar the past year, it has provided the center each Saturday night. parks in the township. This in- lost its only full-time patrolman end of the scale." this year. Earlier holiday periods -more recreation service to meet John Salatino is in charge of cludes 31 summer ballfields, were three-day weekends. The public demand, while coping with last week. Took County Job center programs. three fall football fields, 18 chil- number killed included 565 dur- building problems and a tawine The commission operates Leo- dren's playgrounds, six outdoor While four residents Friday The township's only full time ing the New Year period, 542 population. nardo and Ideal Beaches in the basketball courts and five tennis night complained that police sal- patrolman, Robert Stiles, resigned on Memorial Day, 576 on Inde- Under the direction of James summer. At Ideal this year 440 courts. aries were low, John Dressier of last week to take a county job, pendence t)ay and 636 on Labor A. Carton, recreation chairman, children participated in the learn The Earle Navy Park is ex- Rt 9 also contended that a $500 said Mayor Grubb. Day. programs offered by the commis- to swim program. Other beach pected to be open .for adult soft- increase for the township's busi- Four men working part time An all-time high in traffic «ion have tripled since last year. events include i the "Miss Ideal ball this spring. ness administrator, Sidney O as special policemen now make deaths was set during the Christ- New activities include the es- Beach" contest and a water ski Other special events sponsored Young Jr. was not warranted up the township's police depart- mas period1 last year when 720 .tablishment of Camp Hope for show. Mr. Salatino 'also serves by the commission are the Bod- because residents did not have ment, he told newsmen. persons died. ' as beach commissioner. Handicapped Children, under the man Park Easter egg hunt, a cir- time to judge his performance Residents said that cost of liv- Supervision of George Kayser The Middletown Leisure Time cus and an, art show. Township employees will get a ing and the risks inherent in Jr.; a junior high school wres- Group, with a membership of The Wagon Wheel Playhouse Christmas bonus since the pay police work called for higher pay tling clinic and a summer trav- 300, meets Weekly in the' center. presents its "Theater Under the fptrnfirtive to Jan. L ^-Major-mcreases— MRhObii —*ling-thiidrenV theater;— ~ Bodma "I'm surpriseprised to see the peopeo- pa>l secretary-secretary-stenogra'- director. The commission sponsors Park. pie in such a generous mood," pher, $1,400, up $1,000; tax col series of child and adult educa- The commission has 11 full said Councilman Philip Arnold lector, $3,901), up $900 and munic- time employees and hires some tlon courses in the Community after the residents spoke for al- ipal court clerk, $1,500, up $600. 150 part-time employees during hour about the pay Education most an Council authorized its engineer HELD IN FALSE ALARM the year, (Continued) boosts. and attorney to negotiate for right John Smith is in charge of Council President George Cree- RED BANK — A man using cials have campaigned against personnel and public relations; of way on Rt. 520, near Wyncrest the name of John Doe, address the bill. But some influential vy said that council will study Rd., from two property owners to Harry DeSamper is' financial the police problem here at its unknown, was arrested early department supporters, such as chairman. Serving as recreation straighten a curve on the road- next caucus, Dec. 6. yesterday on charges of turning the New Jersey Education As- superintendent is Benjamin way. In a false alarm and being un- 'Need Good Package' sociation, have tempered their Schaffer. PRESENTATION — Marine Gunnery Sgt. Pasquals (Pat) The engineer also was desig- der the Influence of alcohol, Po- opposition in past months. "We've got to take a good look nated to prepare a boundary es- lice Chief George Clayton said. Spinelli, of the U.S. Marine Corps Recruiting Station, at the police situation and come To placate opponents, the timate proposal between the town- The man was arrested by Of- Asbury Park, right, presents Cpl. Raymond J. Marine up with a good package," said ship and Matawan caused by a ficer Richard j. Bennett at 2:20 Senate committee has included China Mayor Walter C. Grubb Jr. He a package of amendments to as- housing development in the two «.m. at the corner of Sunset and (Continued) (rat.) of Jackson Township, with an album of news added that men could use the sure Rutgers and Newark Col- municipalitiesi . Shrewsbury Ave. table and practical solution" to police training here as a stepping lege of Engineering continu- stories and pictures of his namesake platoon, the Ray The director finance was the assembly's 1967 session which stone to get better paying positions ation of their semi-autonomous Marino Platoon, for his family. (Register Staff Photo) authorized to open a special ac- begins next September. Without after they gained experience. status; and providing. that a count for Municipal Building mentioning the rival Chinese re- For the first time, Mayor Grubb chancellor will be appointed by Funds; with $12,5.00 which was gimes, it "appeals to all govern- said, the police category was list- For That the the state board of higher edu- budgeted this year. ments concerned to give assis- ed separately. cation with' .the consent of the Marine Given Album Atlantic Seaboard Home and BETTER tance to the committee." Hourly rates listed in the or- governor. Development Corp. gained final JOB dinance for police were $2,60 for Both Chinese governments re- subdivision approval for 47 lots Un New Skills In another development, the special officer in charge; $2.25 jected the Italian proposal and in its Brook Estates development, Democratic members of a bi- Preserving Memories regular patrolmen with less then partisan commission empow- the two China solution that it ap- Rt. 79. COLTS NECK — An album of jet Nam is their destination. one year service; $2.50, regular ered to draw Assembly district peared to be a prelude to. Pe- king said it would only join the memories of the Ray Marine Pla- Mr. Marine, who attended the patrolmen with more than a year lines for next year's elections SCHOOL ENTERED United Nations if Nationalist Chi- toon, U.S. Marine Corps, will ilatoon's graduation with about service, and $2.25, special police- IBM were to meet today for a strat- FREEHOLD — Three softbal! keep his namesake platoon of 15 parents, was blinded at Iwo egy session. na was expelled and U. S.-Soviet len. ssRvrcers ou* KEYPUNCH domination of the organization shore area Marines alive forever. ma. Mr. Creevy, in response to a bats and two softballs were re- Computer Their Republican counter- ported stolen from the Bennett was ended. Photos and news reports of the 'Will Treasure' question by Philip Inglis, Planning BIGGEST ASSETS Programming parts met last week. The full "My family and I will treasure Board secretary, said that a de- Street School, here. I commission isn't expected to On another issue before the as- platoon's graduation from boot Offie* Automation his album," said Mr. Marine. lay in presenting the code was Police said the school custodian f start its work until next month. sembly, informed sources re- training at Parris Island, S.C., Jj CAN We HCLPYDU'f Northwit 'I would far more love to live caused by disagreement among discovered the breaking and en- A new apportionment plan ported that the Soviet Union and Oct. 26 were presented to Corpo Builneu . the United States had reached ral Raymond J. Marine (retired) this country with my handi- council in several areas. He added tering yesterday morning. Entry Machines was approved by the voters in was gained by breaking a rear basic agreement on a treaty for of Jackson Township, Saturday :ap," he said, "than live under that usually this was presented CENTRALJERSEYBANK School the general election, but the basement window, -police said. the free and.peaceful exploration nigh&at a platoon homecoming ;ommunist tyranny with sight „ i« Broad St drawing of Assembly lines - was but where T would soon'lose my R«j Bank left (to a 10-member commis- of the moon, other celestial dinner at Earle Naval jSurimuhi- • 747-4647 bodies and outer space. mind." sion; five representatives chosen tion Depot. •m- by the state chairman of each They said the treaty would be More than 50 young Marines, The former-Marine told the major political party. presented to the assembly's main friends and relatives attended the larents that he was proud of their political committee in the next dinner. It could be the last time ions- who had volunteered to "WHERE YOU BUY . . . IS few weeks with a resolution com- the Marines will be together, ight for freedom. mending it to all governments for They now have completed train- When Mr. Marine attended AS IMPORTANT ... AS signature—including, by implica- ing and will be transferred to :he graduation ceremony he was WHAT YOU BUY!" tion. Communist China, East Ger- various duty stations. For some, honored by the commanding gen- many, North Viet Nam. and North eral who escorted him to the re LIQUIDATORS Korea. iewing lines- as the platoons 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY marched in review. Eaton Some parents, whose sons were (Continued) still'at Camp Lejeune, N. C, for Bailey Ity, reminded the audience that advanced combat training, at- FABULOUS BARGAINS (Continued) the whole is the sum of its tended the dinner. They were "BEN" Mrs. Farber, who testified be- parts." part of the Ray Marine "Platoon fore grand juries here and in Eatontown, he added, is an :amily and shared! a reunion with THURSDAY 10 A.M.| Florida, will be a state's witness important part of a great nation. other parents they had met on FOR THE GIFT at least in the first trial. 'The lit chirgn: MX « biUncti It $300 ul MX Iron WOO U *500 pense of a free press. AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY If your exptnui an mora than you eitlmatod • or you don't In his ground rules, Judge Sim- ^ ;tor your Christmas' get a bonm and you want to tpraad year repayment aver a mill has banned photographic", ' yoar or longer, well arrango Monthly pa;n»itU fitted lo your Incenw. televison and sound equipment greeting cards And, If you want MOKE MONEY, whatever tho amount • from both the Court House and "Suit Satisfied Service" lot n know. Well do our belt to •((«. «>Arte you and Court House grounds. arrange convenient monthly payment* fitt«. ••> youi income 15 WALLACE ST. No photographs. may be taken RED BANK LOANS *2O to *5OO of the jury, no sketches may be WESTINGHOUSE SUNBEAM made in open, court, and no pic- Di 747-2273 For Every Worthwhile Purpote tures may be taken of Coppolino Autliorised Kodak Processing CAN OPENER LADY SHAVER TKLEPHONE o WRITE • or VISIT at least until after the jury is impaneled and swocn. The jury 766 BELL FINANCE COMPANY will be sequestered from the start. lit. H». 74J.775.«;«-«7«.»3? NOW 6 OrTICES CONVENIENT TO YOUR HOME OR WORK Eato.low. Office—n«M 541-4400 Car Hits Pole OPEN Jl MAIN SI- Car. Mall and Uwlf Ut. COLTS NECK — Herbert Kaul, Exclusive BBD Appliance Center in Mlddlctown-Rcd Bank Area Red lank office—MOM 741-9000 Hlllsdale Rd. was charged with x 77 BROAD ST, • Ovoi Nowborry't careless driving and with failure Atlantic Highland, office—291-2300 ) SUNDAY to report an accident yesterday Freokold Office . PkoM 462-U00 J 'For tales allowed by law 3* I. Mai* St. • Ground Floor after his car struck a telephone Long Branch - »ko»e 22M314 pole on Clover Hill Rd. '- 9:30 A.M. 'til 8 P.M. APPLIANCE 103 BROADWAY - Second Floor State Police here said Mr. Kaul NEW IELL MIDDLETOWN OFFICE—MOM 671-3111 reported that he heard a snap 1 Daily 9:30 A.M. Diagonally acrou from Howard JoktMi'i and felt Ms power steering fail STATIC niunWAk Ji i.ic. i. . 'HI 10 P.M. as he attempted to make a right CENTER OCIAH COVNIIII turn to Clover Hill Rd, The im- pact snapped the pole at the (op, HUNDREDS OF UNADVERTISED SPECIAL5 COLONY SHOPS police said. IN EVERY DEPARTMENT INCLUDING FOOD 667 Hwy. 35 He did not report any injuriea, Open Wed., Thurs., Frl. 'til 9 p.m. 671-1300—Middletown police »aid. ' rf,""' 4r-MtftAty, 28, WA HEW SBJtEWSKUKY - Probation Officer Dies TiBt#j Fil& Swwl .w Ew** The fuoeni hetd In the Menti6c*aoB, the K«tion«l Coun- flhefej Friday for Arthur Berke, Suburban Chapel of Philip Apter dl for Crime ind Delinquency, 'ox H» coming y&x *nd *&&&» p ||51, of 22S Crtstview Dr., whoand Son, Maptewood. Burial was the American Society of Crim- if a School. OBITUARIES Hdied Wednesday is Jefferson Med- King Solomon Cemetery, Clif- inology, Essex Council. Civil Ser- !|ical College Hospital, Philadel- n. vice Association, the Essex County Employees Association, MRS. JULIA RADESPIEL Mr. Berke was principal pro- AN1H0NY L1SANTI . BOSS GERTRUDE FIFER and Middle Atlantic Conference)] LITTLE FERRY — Mrs. Julia LONG BRANCH — Anthony Li- OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Miss! bation officer for Essex County. of. Correction. adespiel, 51, of 69 Mehrboff WILLIAM YOKKUS **nti, 82, of 169 GarfieM Ave. died Gertrude Fifer, 72, of 1503 Wana:j e had worked for the probation :d., sister of George Galbavy of He also was an honorary mem-ll suddenly Sunday at Monmouth massa Dr. died Friday in the TRENTON — WilUam Yorkus, epartmeot 20 years and Medical Center. Monmouth Convalescent Center, air Haven, died Thursday in ber of the Boys Club of America. || 82, formerly of Freehold and iromoted to principal probation Mr. lisanti was born in Italy Long Branch. home. Mr. Berke was a Marine Veter- Morrisville, Pa., died Friday in ifficer three years ago. Previous- to Long Branch 33 She was born in New, York and an of World War' II, serving [ •nd came She is "survived by several the home of hit ton, William V. years ago. The husband of the cousins. ad lived here since 1927. Her he was a member of the Or-aboard the U.S.S. Wisconsin in|| At Yorkus, 605 Cedar La., Hamilton late Margaret Lisanti, he was a The Henry P. Hessinger Ta- usband was the late Carl Rade- tnge Police Department for five the Pacific theater. pieL Township. retired, self-employed gardner neral Home, Philadelphia, is in sars. Surviving, in addition to his| Christmas Time— and a member of the Society of charge of arrangements. Mr. Yorkus was born in Lithu- He was born in Newark, son parents, are his wife, Mr». R. Colliano. JOHN ENSLEY nia. He was a retired fanner t Mr. and Mrs. Jacob S. Berke Josephine Zieger Berke; two Photo-Greetings MONROE TOWNSHIP ,- and » member xrf the I jthuanian daughters. Misses Meryl Berke | Alfonsina Durante, 169 Garfield LOCUST — Mrs. Lois M. Mor- nsley, 63, of Duane St was Club of Freehold. His wife was .nge before moving here 11 years and Phyllis Berke, bbtiTiThoihe, Ave., a brother, Angelo, who re rned to death early Wedries- iBrTdgrtheMites! , g gan, 42, of 244 Hartshorne Rd., the lite Anna Yorkus. t. • and two brothers, Milton Berke of sides in Italy, and six grand ly when a kerosene stove in his Orange and Joseph Berke of Ver- died Thursday in her home. Surviving, besides his son, are Ir. Berke was a member of children. }use trailer exploded, trapping International Association for A High Requiem Mass will be Born in Pittsburgh, "Pa., she m inside. three other sons, Joseph Yorkus held on Wednesday at 9 a.m. inwas the daughter of Mrs. Louis He was the brother of William of Hopatcong, Peter Yorkus of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. Betz of Long Branch and the late insley of Englishtown and Mrs.Morrisville and Stephen Yorkus Your personal Photo-Greeting Card can be u warm and Interment will be in Mt.. Carmel Car! Maukert. •laggie Reevy of Fair Haven and of Oakfort, Pa.; a daughter, Mrs. \Mk friendly as a holiday visit because you are wnding 11 part of Cemetery, West Long Branch. Mrs. Morgan was a member of drs. Rachel Schrenck of Hights- Bertha Varadi, here; 12 grand- yourself or your family in picture. This ChrMmaj.WM Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cath- own. children and two great-grandchil- dren. make printe from your favorite negat ve to RICHARD A. POTTER olic Church, Highlands. Mr. Ensley was employed as a enclose them in Deluxe Chri*tma» Folder*. MATAWAN — Ridiard A. Pot- Surviving besides her husband, Her carrier at the Jamesburg A Requiem Mass was offered ter, 46, of 72 Andover La., died Patrick, are two daughters, Sneii is t office. of designs today. this morning in St. Rose of Lima •read StiMt mt OMMI An* Prhw. Skramfany—747-SSSS Saturday in Monmouth Medical and Mary Morgan, and five sons, Graveside services will be held Catholic Church, Freehold,' with Opn Sra. • AJ*. t» S P.M.; Mot. ttra Fri. «.«. tiH 9M Center, Long Branch. Patrick Jr., Dennis, Timothy, iis afternoon at 1 o'clock at Rev. Thomas P. Ridge officiating. Born in Gloversville, N. Y., he m THE DIF-RMNCE THAT COUNTS. 15 WALLACE ST. Michael, and Kelly Morgan, all at 'ernwood Cemetery, Jamesburg. Burial, under the direction ol RED 1ANK was the son of Mrs. Margaret home, and a sister. Miss Janet lie Crabiel Home for Funerals, the Freeman Funeral Home o! MNNETT • IIEtAND FLEXSCREEN Van Bleet Potter and the late 747-1271 Lander of Long Branch. lilltown, is in charge of arrange- Freehold, was in St Rose of Li FIREPLACE SCREEN D Clarence A. Potter. He had lived A Requiem High' Mass was of- nents. ma Cemetery, Freehold Town- CUT TO YOUR SIZE ON OUR rRSMISES here for the past four years., "Authorized, Kodak Proceuing fered this morning in Our Lady ship. Mr. Potter was a member of of ------Buria, fltS. ANNABELLE FERGUSON the Cross of Glory Lutheran RED BANK — Mrs. Annabelle Cemetery. Mid- Church, here. A. U.S. Army vet- "£ "' •' erguson, 85, of 289 Shrewsbury *ran of World War II, he was,™™*"• ive. died Friday in the John L. employed as a sales manager for ""'"^T, ^ uc fohtgomery Home, Freehold, af- Danville Industries, Danville, Va. H'gh^nds. er a long illness. Surviving besides his mother STEWART C. FRARY She was born in Americus, Ga., are his wife, Mrs. Jewel Todd and was a member of Pilgrim Potter; three sons, Harry Potter RAHWAY — Stewart C. Frary, U Baptist Church here. Surviving of Tailahassee,''Fra.,'a"nd'RjVhard'60, of 567 West Hazelwood Ave., ire two daughters, Mrs. Gladys T. and Thomas Potter, both at died Saturday in Rahway-General lemphill of Neptune and Mrs. home, and a sister, Mrs. Wallace Hospital. lose Brown of Cape Charles, Va.; (I White of Boonton. He was a former resident of ind three sons, Rev. C. L. Rob- Funeral services will be held Cliffwood Beach. inson of New Orleans, La.; Rev. Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Geth- Born in Brooklyn, N. Y., he wasMX. Robinson of Riviera Beach, semane Lutheran Church, Key- the son of the late Edgar and Lil-Fla., and Robert Robinson of port, with Rev. Richard A- Wee-lian Burnett Frary. Neptune. The funeral was this morning den, pastor of Cross of Glory Mr. Frary was employed as a r the' "FT"Leon" Harri* Funeral 'Church. offitiating.*Burial will tie chemical operator for Mercks, (ome, Asbury- Park. Burial wai in Nassau Cemetery, Port Wash- here. He was a Navy veteran of Mount Prospect Cemetery, ington, L.I., under the direction World War U. leptune. of the Day Funeral Home, Key- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. port. may call at the fu- Helen Grace Frary; two daugh- Friends ters, Mrs. Helen Vones, of this ROY LATHAM neral home tomorrow between 7 NEW BRUNSWICK — Roy •nd 9 p.m. • ' place, and Mrs. Francine Pel- legrino of South Plainfield; a son,Latham, 72, father of Ralph C. Robert S. Frary of Cliffwood Latham of Shrewsbury, died here Beach; 10 grandchildren, and twoThursday. He was vice president great-grandchildren. and treasurer of the New Bruns- wick Trust Co., with which he Services will be held tomorrow tad been associated 54 years. at 2 p.m. in the Day Funeral Mr. Latham was born here. Home, Keyport, with Rev. Carroll le wag treasurer of the Kilmer B. Hall, rector of Trinity Episco- iavings and Loan Association and pal Church, Matawan, officiat- director of the Second People'* ing. Cremation will be in Rose- avings and Loan Association. dale Crematorium, Orange. Surviving, besides his son, are iis wife, Mrs. Maude Leppert JOSEPH E. McDONOUGH 7:30 ; American War and a retired tin- APRONS .-- •TRASH and TREASURE ismith. ~~ CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES • FOOD PANTRY Surviving are six daughters, and DECORATIONS • VEW and USED TOYS Mrs. Elizabeth Gronostajski of NEARLY NEW CLOTHING Freehold, Mrs. Kathryn B. Ely • JEWELRY HAND KNITS ofAdelphia, Mrs. Edward Burke, CANDLES and GIFTS • GIFT WRAPPINGS here, Mrs. William Reilly of Har- rison," Mrs. Richard Burke of Trenton and Mrs. Henry Bern- NEXT 1 EAR—BE PREPARED! fritter of Midland, Mich.; a son, •Lawrence Hellings of Freehold; a brother, Russell H. Hellings OPEN YOUR !of Bristol, Pa.; 15 grandchildren, and 17 great-grandchildren. iyhmla RM300-Hi wor/ifi noil advanetd FM/AM lobf* Services will be at 2 o'clock VnSldr hoMWorb.J Uxk am/ rodlo. juptrb coniolt quolil/ ptrlormono %llh portahJt. 12* dfogtnwlry ataurf d tote bpcxKsM/45.5D«aHf/A ctMpoj.nq this afternoon in the Clayton Fu- from ffis olr-suiptititon tptalir iy>ltm and a 7SlSi Aii-usptnilcn iptolln. B/aci.' Uomhtotlntl 12.5-woll £IA omplilitr.' 129,95 • SAVINGS." inerai Home, Adelphia, with Rev. | f( 95 Andrew Anderson officiating. Burial will ,be in Maplewood ACCOUNT iCemetery. Freehold Township.

MRS. CONSTANCE GUERRERA TODAY! RED BANK — Mrs. Constancs Guerrera, 76, died Friday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Neil Start saving a small Festa, 8 McLaren St. amount each week Mrs. Guerrera was born in Italy, daughter of the late Mr. , if Cefaf GMWJI farlf Aiwrlcoi, 25"* Color Coiuoto Irallalftovfocrar, 73 Color DanfjV 35"* 5wNel Bait ... and watch your and Mrs. Bernedletto Randiniel- mUk loldl^doon. 25LO3i In Mopf* ' CMIOII. 2HCIU In BvtKrniil Color IV.atCIO In Waliml account grow! mm ani uittl nildi. In addition to Mrs. Festa, with whom she made her home, Mrs. •Mb 2Hiq.il Guerrera is survived by two sons, Mainstay Federal Savings James Guerrera %f Island Park, "We'Just Look Expensive" NY., and Bennie Guerrera of Monmouth County's Brooklyn; four other daughters, Visit our Stereo and Loan Association Mrs. Joseph Chaiodo of Brooklyn, Mrs. Charles Cuccio and Mrs. wfUvsif niwai rooms on the second 36 MONMOUTH ST. Michael Daum of Baldwin, N.Y., 1 and Mrs. John'Licitra of West •xperitneed TV RED BANK Hollywood, Fla.; 25 grandchil- floor for the latest dren, and three great-grandchil- 741-0663 dren1. and Music C«nt«rl The William S. Anderson Fu- In Console Stereo! Insured Savings neral Home, Red Bank, is in 30 BROAD STREET jharge of arrangements. The fu- neral will be on Long Island. 19fi6—5 Woman HospitalizedFort Personnel Come to AidOf Burned-OutArmyFanuly THE DAILY REGISTER FO#T. MOWMWTH — TU Fort Moanwutfi. The Itmlly WM left borattew Retired tXOt fem m*4e * pptl MM*y Mi Owoertei, sfr/ttoiog *vA money by * fire Mm. 11. in wWeh |25. The 66*y literite JfcJfce fire,fi tor t- BrtA- d M W Vm% MartmwM* Army Erne/' With Gunshot Woundsley'Peach'family whose apart- Cottiell and her two small chil- Fiftft Ave., Bradley Beach geney Relief office presented the gy h $135 to it ' — Mr». Eleanor home when the gun dropper! and ment was -destroyed by (ire last Cottrell family with $135 tor it* Immediate needs. Mwtlnei, 48, of 588 Ocean Ave., went off. The matter to still un- week, tlnpugh • the efforts of oM David, on Thanksgiving eve David C. Cottrell, is in the Army, was listed in very good condition ier investigation, however, pend- Army groups and individuals at by the Army Community Service serving in Viet Nam. Other contributions at Moamouth Medical'Center last ing an interview with the in- many groceries and night. jured woman. For the present, Mrs. Cottrell She was admitted with a gun- Police were summoned by her 3 Injured In addition, furniture is avail- shot wound of the chest Friday son, Gregory Martinez, 16, who MIDDLETOWN—Michael Caro- able to the Cottrell family when heard , the shot at 3:10 p.m., afternoon, at which .time she tenuto, owner of Michael's Beau- Ave., Neptune Cltyf they find a new residence. was listed in fair, condition. rushed tohis mother's room, and In Accident J. Kridel's windows 'signal an old-fashioned ty Salon, Red Bank, recently pre- The Army Community Service Sgt. John Carmody said the found Mrs. Martinez lying on LONG BRANCH — Three men sented a wig show for members Christmas in the eminent Victorian manner. shooting apparently occurred ac- the side of her bed. There was were injured Saturday in a two- a .22 caiiber rifle in the room. the American Home Depart cidentally in Mrs. Martinez' car collision at the intersection persons ready to help ADVERTISEMENT of New Ocean Ave. and Joline Doctor's Home Ave. . The accident occurred when a STARTS MONDAY Burglarized car driven by Larry Reynolds of WOMENPAST21 Summit was proceeding west on WITH BLADDER IRRITATION JllAdiddit than $5,000 worth of jewelry and driven by James Watson Jr. of Wen and may make you tenie and nervou* 171 Bridge Ave., Red Bank. from too frequent, burning or Itehlni $25 - cash was stolen from the urination both day and night. Secgndar- lbr, nil may loae sleep and tufler from home of. Dr. Maney Horn, Cedar The two drivers and a passen- Xtadaches, Backaches and (eel old, tired, ger In Mr. Reynolds car, Anto- daprnied. In mch Irritation, CY8TEX and Pinewood Aves. on Thanks- aiiullr brlnii tut, relaxing comfort by nio Reveron of 22 West St., Red curbing Irritating germs In strong, add giving Day, police said. Bank, were treated at Monmouth urine and by analgesla o paipi n reliefelif . QeQt CTBTCZ at ddruggistsr . Feel better fast. The thieves entered the house Medical Center for minor inju- by forcing a rear door. ries and were released.

WHITE AUIMINUM ^DIVISION OF STOP & SHOP GUTTER 1AUC • Wt recommend . Facia Hanger atsembly system • Spike and Ferrule are O.K. (It's easily Installed) but It prohibits "Free Moving Principle" • Conductor Bracket assembly attaches the downspout from the back. LOOK FOR OUR TIMELY 16-PAGE Dr. Harvey N. Rein Dr. Rein Opens VALUE-PACKED Dental Office CHRISTMAS A good Installation of whit* aluminum rain eorryUo, t«jUlp>- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Dr. mnt thould uw .032 (rhV htavywtlght aluminum), Facia Harvey N. Rein has opened an CIRCULAR IN aproa wbert possible. Facia hanger auembly and tho b«t office for the practice of dentis- and eortipl«r» »y«tem. Com* In and allow u» to explain It. try in the professional building Wt havt gutter in itock—16 ft., 21 ft. and 30-ft. tongths. at 301 Church St. THE MAIL NOW' Wt also help do-lf-youmtfen « to how to do It. Dr. Rein is married to the for- mer Miss Susan Rosenberg of Hillside and they reside there No Down Payment—1st Payment April, 1967 with their three daughters Mi- chelle, Andrea and Phyllis. • He is a graduate of Weequahic High School, Newark, and earned • BUDGET TERMS • FMB D1LIVIRY a Bachelor of Science degree from Dally and Soturday B A.ld.-5:30 P.M. Fairleigh Dickinson University. W*4n*«day o»d Friday'HI » P.M. Dr. Rein received his dental de- gree from Temple University Dental School, Philadelphia, where he was elected to the John H. Kolmer Honor Society, and was a member of Alpha Omega Fraternity^ 32 •ROAD $!, • 741 -7500 • RED IAN* ; He completed his Internship in Beth Israel Hospital, Newark. Dr. Rein afto served two yean in the Army. Body of Man MORE LOCAL Found Floating KEANSBURG — The body of Edward P. Young of 495 Fre- llnghuysen Ave., Newark, was found floating in Waacaack Creek here Saturday. The man was pronounced dead of a heart attack by Dr, C. Malcolm B. Gilman, Monmouth County physician, who indicated that submersion was secondary cause of death. .According to police, Young had been painting a boat in the area. His body was spotted near an- other boat off Laurel Ave. by someone aboard the party fish ing boat Diver 2, which docks in the creek. The boat radioed for local police. WINS 554922 Police reported that Henry Ruhman, ,69 Lincoln Ct., heard Mr. Laurence Lichty, of 343 the call on his citizen band radio E. Seventh Avenue, Roselle, and phoned police at about 8:25 got a $549.00 Winning Tiger- a.m. ino Ticket at Village Esso, Sgt. George Preston and Patrol- 1&14 St. George Avenue.'Lin- man Eugene Bennett investi- den, New Jersey. gated. They identified the body from personal papers in the dead man's pockets. Actress Stays WINS $502! FABULOUS and FUN HOLIDAY COLLECTION GOWNS • BABY DOLLS • PJS 'Mr, Robert McAnally, of 273 Close to Son Winfield Terrace, Union, N.J., THOUSAND OAKS, 'Calif. DR. DENTONS QUILTED ROBES SLEEPWEAR (A.P.) — Actress Jayne Mans- won $50.00 Instant Cash at field says sha will stay at Conejo Chestnut Esso Service Sta- Valley Hospital until her 6-year- 69 99 O79 tion, 707 Chestnut Street, old son — niauled by a lion Satur- Union, New Jersey. day — is out of danger.. EA. "He asked me for a snake and 2 a kangaroo rat," Miss Mansfield, Baby yourself in the adult version of the famous jfe Gifty looking 100% nyloh quilts in u. Russians from building an antl-mUslle missile- in a preventive, or. "first strike," nuclear now 14 "Red Guard" camps was to let our own anti-missile program , war. So, in refraining from building an anti- wjth approximately 500 languish has been attributed to "Professor missile defense system, we obviously hand youths undergoing training in each of them. Jerome Wlesner of the Massachusetts Insti- over the whole warmaklng initiative to any * * * . tute of Technology. Whether this was the nation that has both a powerful "first strike" SQUARING OFF—It is now virtually cer- - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1966 professor's own brainchild, or whether it - capacity and a good defense backstop, With tain that House Democrats face party 40-41 nrijAd SI., Rfd Hunk, .V. 1, was fathered by a score of people in the an able anti-missile missile system added to splitting wrangles over the chairmanship of Hie III, m, Mlddlriotvn, N. /. unilateral disarmament lobby, is a good a powerful atomic offense, the Soviets could 3(1 Kant Mnln SI., Frrrliuld, N. J. " two powerful committees when the new Con- question. But Professor Wiesner served as blast the U.S. and then block our retaliatory S7I nrondivay, l.onf Hrnneh, N. J. measures with their defensive system. We gress convenes in January. r»l»l>. mflfhvjniiiril. T;Mk~»nil llpm1* Cl»» President John F. Kennedy's special adviser Influential factions are actively mobiliz- fubllihrd by~Tiw~iled_lianiri(FiUlrr Incorporated on technology at the time that the decision would certainly lose in the exchange.. ing determined attacks to block the election M. IIAHOITU iT was made not to go ahead with an anti- When Congress .reconvenes, Secretary. Arthur Z..H»mln, Bdllor. missile missile network. McNamara may well be on the hot seat when 1 of Representative William Colmer, Miss., as' fluhflcrlRllon Frlcpi In Advance . Th§ 'Right' to Bear Arms and Today * head of the Rules CoVimlttee, and Repreien- llnrl* crtnv it counter. 7 centi: hv mall. 10 eantl During this period, Wiesner Was arguing, called upon to , explain his post-election 12 mwiUin—$15,10 3 raonlhi—JJ.U Militia! tative Adam Clayton Powell, N, Y., as chair- . « monthi—t e.m • _ 1 month — |l,M that "one of the potential destabilizing ele- , political stop—loss order. ' '.- . A • I • . . ' ' :• ' ' I •ft 4 , Ho,. 28^966-7 Name Cook Plant GM At Carteret THE DAILY REGISTER When ttt1 comptny mtrtd tfce Successful CbmkMiM, Jm.'in* ptmabti *Mlm mmpmwA ftM, hi was R. Ruffia Cook, U Oxwver Lt, stop, also bnnid «t Outer*. .appointed general manager «< Mlddletown, to'general manager U addjtkm to other duties re- the Molding Compound Division. of the Carteret, N. J., plant. He lated to JJU new post,'Mr. Cook Before joining RCI, Mr- Cook Investing will supervise, the multi-million- had been with the Resinox Divi dollar expansion now under way sion of Moiuanto. at the plant. This work will By Roger E. Spear expand by 25 per cent the plant's capacity, for production of phe- Buy Asbury Park „ "Can you mention a stock in price during the past decade nolic molding compounds and Improvement Bonds which'might be purchased as a Q) "Last week I asked two will add facilities to produce speculation? I am a sophomore brokers for a quote on an OTC resins for use by the brake lin- NEWARK — J. B. Hanauer in college and have $500 in loose stock. The quote I received was ings, grinding wheel and .allied Company, Newark, N. J., pu money with which I want to play 90 cents bid from one broker an industries. chased an issue of $350,000 As- the market What do you sug- 93 cents bid, from the other, bury Park, New Jersey Improve- A chemical engineering gradu- 1 gave each an order to sell 100C ment & Housing Bonds, on No- gest? ?' B. R. ate of the Virginia Polytechnic Fdir the discriminating shares at these prices and neithe vember 22, 1966, maturing De- A) If you will allow me, I'm Institute, Mr. Cook joined Reich- going to suggest that you revise order-was executed. .How did hold Chemicals in 1953 as sales 1967 through 1976. giher •• •,. mid recipient, your thinking very drastically, this happen?" , S W manager for_phenollc. and fouiv A price of 100.01 was paid to For an untrained Investor, g dry resins, Eastern Resin Qlvi- thU issue, and the bonds carrj ulative stocks involve a degree a 'matter of negotiation between sion. He was later named gen- interest at the rafe?w 4.95%. reasonably pr ic e d of risk which I do not fed should dealers. You apparently holi eral manager of be ' assumed. Speculation works what Is known as a "work-out1 Plastics Division. yields from 4.50% to 4.70%. two ways and the likelihood of situation, one in which the mar financial loss is usually far great- ket is very thin. The quotations er than the chance for gains. you received were probably giv I advise you to begin an in- en on the wire for 100 shares o vestment program which offers so, but no firm bid was made the only reasonably secure way for any specific amount of stock, to increase your capital. Buy a When you wish to sell a re' R. Ruffln Cook high-grade: stock which has a atively big block of listed or un< long and consistent record of ex- listed shares, you would do be pansion in earnings and price ter to deal with one broker only. EAC Reports over an extended period. In this You should disclose to. him the category Mike American Hospi- amount of stock you wish to sell $235,000 Net tal Supply which has quadrupled and leave to his expertise the dis- posal of your holdings as the RED BANK — Electronic As- market will absorb them. Divid- istance Corporation today re- ing your order leaves you, in ef- orted net kicome of. $239,000, fect, competing against yourself. equal to 15% cents * share, on sales of $7,335,000 for the nine months ended Oct. 31, 1966." This compared with net ln- County Man nme as adjusted of $418,000, or The newest style in dials! A % cents a share, on sales of 14 K. yellow gold Florentine Is Promoted ,749,000 for the same period a ear ago, Omega, with classic Reman Charles G. Hofrelter, EAC By CTT iresident, reported that the oom- numerals., , --..,; NEW YORK - William L. Grif- lany is now producing the radio $130 fin of 19 Cornwall Rd., Freehold, eceivers ordered by the federal AUTOMATIC WHOLE-HOUSE has been elected assistant vice lovernment under a $6 million HUMIDIFICATION...with any type heating system president of C.I.T. Educational lontract. previously announced, ... because a new Aprllalre Humidifier, specifically de- Buildings, Inc. deliveries of the units will begin luring the fourth quarter. signed for hot water or steam heat, has joined the famous Mr. Griffin, who has been with forced warm air models. Same features—completely auto- the C.I.T. family of companies matic ... big capacity... rust-propi'construction ...[ since 1956, will be in charge of minimum maintenance and service. It's "The Humidifier operations and credit for' the OPEN SATURDAYS! That Really Works." •--- : :.....:.., : firm's two divisions, Campus ALL SERVICES Homes and Certified Classrooms. at Hi* MAIN OFFICE '. Emmett Jff. Co* The former enables schools, col- leges and universities to acquire dormitories and dining halls via USSILLES Cox Joins leasing with normal room rentals The humidifier that really worksl Monmouth's Leading Jewelers covering lease payments, main- tenance and upkeep. The latter 36 Broad — at th» clock Stock Firm provides relocatable classrooms, Rl. U and Wyckeff M. on a leasing or installment fi- NEW YORK — Auchincloss, H & L SHEET METAL WORKS nancing basis, to school districts IATONTOWK Parker and Redpath, New York that need temporary, yet durable, Mmbtr: M. Dtp. Ins. Corp. City, members of the New York 1 119 LEWIS ST. • 1900 EATONTOWN buildings to meet soaring student PHONE 5424600 Stock Exchange, has announced that Emmett W. Cox Jr. is as- sociated with the firm as a reg- istered representative. Prior ta.entering.the brokerage Open 9:30 to 9:30, Sat to 6 field, .Col. Cox was a special dep- uty sheriff' for Monmouth Coun- ty, where he instituted and im- plemented «, county wide anti- narcotics addiction campaign. He retired from the .United States Army in March, 1964, at Fort Monmouth, where he was provost marshal. In the 22 years of his Army career, Col. Cox served in Scot- land, England, France, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Luxembourg, Japan and Korea. Col. Cox is married, has two ions, Emmett, 22, and Gary, 14, and resides at IS Corey TDt, Oak. hurst, N.J.

Aerological Research Gets $81,335 Contract PHILADELPHIA - Aerological Research, Inc., Asbury Park, has been awarded an $81,335 contract by the U.S. Army Electronics Command here. The contract provides for 294 control intercommunication, sets. The product was formerly, manu- factured by Craig Instrument Corp., a subsidiary of the As- bury Park fiim

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Mrs. J. Maitland Cain, Branch, attracting some 200 per here Saturday for the marriage town, N.°J. Rev. Willard Cook Immediately after the ceremony •ons to the event. Proceeds wij Atlantic Highlands, was organist, of Miss Mary Catharine Reesfe, officiated at the double ring cer- a reception was held in the home and Mrs, Selma MacTerrnan, benefit the scholarship fund.'^Thi formerly of Colts Neck, N. J., to emony. of the bride's parents. Sokolows of Belmar Fashion Cor- Neptune, cousin of the bride- Frederick George Easton, Somer- The bride, daughter of Dr. and Clifford Reese, Earlville, broth., groom, was soloist. Immediately ner presented the fashions. Chair- ville, N. J., son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William C. Reese Sr., Earl- Tower Hill man of the event was Mrs. er of the bride, was best man. after the ceremony a reception G. Reid. Ticket chairman wa ville, was escorted by her father. Ushers were Charles Blide, El- was held in the American Legion Mrs. Carl Nagel, president of th She wore a floor-length sheath mira, cousin of the bridegroom; Hall, Leonardo. organization. gown of crepe fashioned with a Richard Reese, Earlville, broth- Ceremony The bride, who was given in detachable envelope Watteau er of the bride, and William RED BANK — Mrs. Joseph P. marriage by her uncle, Robert The Music Makers will meet back extending in a chapel train. Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Mon Easton, Englishtown, brother of |Schwartz, 283 Spring St., was Carty, wore a long-sleeved gown Motifs ol peau d'ange lace bori the bridegroom. Ring hearers married here Friday to John J. of tulle trimmed with lace, and - jnputhnReglonal High School foi "dered the skirt and scoop neck- were Scott and Michael Reese, its regular meeting. Simmons Jr., 200 Sycamore Ave., a beaded headpiece securing her line of the princess-line bodice. Earlville, nephews of the bride. Shrewsbury, in the First Presby- shoulder-length veil. A rhinestone crown secured her The bride, who attended Earl- .terian Church. Rev. Ivan Barker Miss Frances Ellen Laine, at veil which was loaned by her sis- lofficiated. ter, Mrs. John Briggs of Honolu- ville Central School and Albany home, was her sister's only at- Business College, is employed at The bride's daughter, Mis§ Sue tendant. Michael Halvorsen, at lu, Hawaii, one of her bridal at- Roberta Schwartz, was maid of tendants. The bride carried a the N. J. State Hospital at Marl- home, was best man for his boro. honor. Randall H. Simmons was brother. Ushers were Carl Aanen- handkerchief loaned by., Mrs. best man for his father. A re- Clayton Coye of Smyrna N. Y., Mr. Easton, a graduate of sen. Point Pleasant, cousin of the ception for the immediate fami- bridegroom, and Benjamin which had been made by-the lat- Freehold (N. J.) Regional High lies took place in the home of ter's grandmother and has been School, attended Texas A & M Laine, McKee City, brother of the bride's sister, Mrs. R. P. the bride. carried by more than 100 brides. University, and is employed at ISackett, South Rohallion Dr., Mrs. Clifford Reese, Earlville, Mobil Chemical Company, Me- | Rumson. Mrs. Halvorsen attended Oak- FAMOUS tuchen, N. J. He also is attend- crest High School, Mays Landing, N. Y., was matron of honor for The couple left for a wedding her sister. Maid of honor was ing evening sessions at Rutgers and Mr. Halvorsen is a graduate X University. trip to Puerto Rico and the of Atlantic Highlands High NAMES Miss "Kathleen Izard, Earlville, Caribbean Islands. They will and bridesmaid was Miss JeanJ Mrs. Dale J. Ban Jr. School. He is an aircraft tech- On their return from a wedding (The former Eileen Cressy) make their home at 200 Sycamore nician employed in Atlantic City. ette Easton, Englishtown, sister trip Mr. and Mrs. Easton will re- Ave., Shrewsbury. The couple went to the Pocono .of/the bridegroom. Mrs. Ronald 3. Halvonea . side at 160 Mercer St., Somer- Mrs. Simmons is the daughter Mountains, Pa., for their wed- (The former Julia A. Laine) Church organist was Earl Col- iville. Married of Mrs. Thomas H. Speer, Rum- ding trip. son, and the widow of Joseph P. Schwartz of Red Bank. Yesterday In Mr. Simmons is an executive Miss Morgan Engaged of the Olin Mathieson Chemical Miss Rose DiGregorio RUMSON — Announcement is Shrewsbury Corp., New York City. He was Yas, they make quitt a made by J. William Morgan, previously married to the late SHREWSBURY — Miss Eileen Mrs. Martha Herbert Simmons.. pair. Yes, they stand for Clubway, of the engagement of \ Cressy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wed to Henry Becker quality. Yes ;— Pay last his daughter. Miss Nancy Ross R- Charles S. Cressy, 37 Stratford lor Brand Names with Morgan, to Owen Dewitt Young Rd., New Shrewsbury, became FREEHOLD — Miss Rose Di- of the bridegroom, wag flower Jr. He is the son Of Mrs. Wil- the bride of Dale Jerome Barr Announce Gregorio, daughter of Mr. and girl. "BIG W" Mrs. Frederick G. Easton liam Feather Jr., of Shaker Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mrs. George DiGregorio, 202A Fred Becker Jr., Freehold, Discount Pricas I (The former Mary C, Reese) Heights, Ohio, and Mantoloking, J. Barr, Clearlake Highlands, Havensbridge Rd., Adelphia, for- brother of the bridegroom, was land of the late Owen Dewitt Calif., yesterday afternoon here Marriage merly of Cheesequake, became best man. Ushers were AngelO Young. in the Presbyterian Church. Rev. RED BANK — Announcement the bride of Henry Becker, Sat- DeGregorio, at home, brother ot Miss Morgan, daughter also of James R. Steele officiated at the I is made of the marriage of Miss urday, ' the bride; William Becker, Free* WANT YOUR HOME the late Mrs. Morgan, attended double ring ceremony. Mary Louise Witherow, daughter Rev. John B. Szymanski per- hold, brother of the bridegroom, schools in Rumson and is a 1965 The bride, was. given in of Mrs. Martha E. Witherow, 38 formed the double ring ceremony and Emil Possehl Jr., Colts BEAUTIFUL? graduate of Colby Junior Col- riage by her father. She wore a Rector Pi-, to Xero^'Croft Jr.7 in' St: Rose of Lima Catholic Neck, cousin of the bridegroom.. lege, New London, N. H. She is tapered A-line silk peau de soie 30 Woodland St., Little Silver. He [Church. Philip Luccarelli, Wayside, cous* with Time Inc., New York City. floor-length Empire styled gown is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy The,bridegroom Is the son of in of the bride, was ring bearer. W. A. CROZIER Mr. Young, an alumnus of the which featured modified bell Croft Sr., 29 Worthley St., here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred' Becker Sr., After a reception in Diamond Hun School,. Princeton, is a se- sleeves and Alencon lace trim, , Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg offi- Howell Rd., Freehold. Jim's Restaurant, Cheesequake, Pointers and decorators of fine homes En riiej nior at Hobart College, Geneva, and her'chapel length veil was ciated at the double ring cere- The bride was given in mar- the couple left by jet for a three- Hanson, Fair Haven, Red Bank, Middletown N. Y. attached to a pearl-encrusted mony which took place Oct. 30 riage by her father. She wore a week trip, through Switzerland, 'areas for two generations. An early summer wedding is pillbox. .in the Reformed Church in New silk peau de soie gown with Era Germany and France. When they planned. return, they will reside- in Adel- NOW ACCEPTING INTERIOR WORK ORDERS Matron of honor for her sister I Shrewsbury. A reception was pire bodice of seed pearl re-em- held in the home of the bride- broidered lace, over English net, phia. FOR DEC. JAN., FEB. — PHONE 741-3403 Be Modern, use The Daily Reg- was Mrs. John Fonss, Staten Is- ister Classified. groom. designed with long pointed The bride was graduated from Miss Nancy R. Morgan land. sleeves, The skirt, which ended Matawan Regional High School Miss Linda Popp, New Shrews- The bride, who was escorted by in a full chapel train, featured a and is employed by the Central bury, and Mrs. Leonard Di- Mr. Croft- Sr., wore a long- front panel of seed pearl re-em Jersey Bank, Freehold. Naples, Matawan, were brides- sleeved gown designed by her- broidered Alencon lace and scal- The bridegroom was graduated maids. self and made by her mother. It loped hemline. From the shoulder from Freehold Regional High Allison Cressy, another sister was of dark red velvet trimmed of the gown, a lace veil cascaded School and attended Rutgers Uni- at .home, was flower girl. with two rows of lace and fash- beyond the chapel train, and she versity. He operates the Becker John Fonss, Staten Island, ioned with a white brocade bod- wore a fingertip veil held by a Farm, Adelphia. He is president brother-in-law of the bride, was ice. The pillbox of matching vel- headpiece of petals and pearls-. of the New Jersey Vegetable- vet which secured her veil was best man. Douglas Cressy, a Mrs. Jerry Estelle, Lakewood, [Growers Association,- a member brother, at home, and Frank Da- trimmed with sequins. She wore cousin of the bride, was matron of the executive committee of tha lumbo, Fairfield, Conn., were a necklace that was worn by her of honor. Monmouth County Board of Agri- great-grandmother. ushers. Bridal attendants were Mrs. culture, and of the Farmers and After the ceremony a reception The bride was attended by Charles Cahoon, Farmingdale; Gardeners Association o! Key- was held in the home of the junior bridesmaid Miss Linda iMiss Maryanne Luccarelli, Way- port. bride's parents. Croft, at home, daughter of the side, cousin of the bride, and bridegroom. . The bride was graduated from Miss Tyja,laYiola, "New Canaan, To Address Meeting • • .. Monmouth Regional High School Richard Seidman;-Shrewsbury, Conn., COuSlWf the bride. and attended Monmouth College. was best man for his brother-in- £usan Becker, Freehold, niece At Nursery School As seen in page after beautiful page of House Beautiful: She was a secretary at Carnival law. His son, Richard Seidman, RED BANK — Mrs. Edna D. Vending, Eatontown. was ring bearer. Howard Moll of Infant Christened Salt; chairman of the Early Florida was usher. The bridegroom was graduated UNION. BEACH — James Ed- Childhood Department at New- from Tennyson High School, Hay- The bride and bridegroom are ward Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.ark State College, will be guest COLOR COMPANIONS wood, Calif.,' and, served four graduates of Red Bank High Thomas A. Smith, 224 Park Ave., speaker at a meeting of the Tow- years In the U. S. Army Air School. She formerly was em- was christened yesterday here in er- HU1 Cooperative Nursery in Cabin Crafts Rugs and Carpets Force. After a wedding trip in ployed* at" LaSportswear, Red the Holy Family Catholic Church, School Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. California, the couple will make Bank. Mr. Croft is with Food- with Rev. Joseph Fox, pastor, of- in the Church Parlor of the Red LANGLEY — A fringed velvety panel rug of 80% their home in Haywood near town, Neptune, The couple Is at s ficiating. Bank Presbyterian Church. The Acrilan® acrylic: and 20% "modacrylic pile, in choice San Francisco where Mr. Cressy home at 30 Woodland St., Llftle Godparents were' Miss Joan meeting Is open to the public. of 30 colors. Also available in other decorator shapes. is associated with United Air Silver, after a wedding trip to Davey of Cedar Grove, and An- Mrs. Salt holds BS and MA de- Lines. Washington, D. C. thony Francesconi of West 4'8" by 4'8" octagon, . ) : ! grees frdm Ohio State University Keansburg. - at Columbus, and has done grad- Alumnae Set Date $1,000 Check Goes Immediately after the cere- uate work at New York Univer- $34 mony a dinner party for the fam- sity and Rutgers University, She For Student Tea To the Girl Scjouls ily and the godparents was held has tacight in the public schools OAKHURST — Plans for a MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Wil- in the Smith home; Mr. and Mrs.of Carroll and Columbus, Ohio, prospective student tea were for- liam Madden, finance chairman Smith also were hosts later in and of Grosse Pointe, Mich., in mutated at a meeting here of the for the Monmouth Council of Girl the afternoon at cocktails for addition to Ohio State University, Mount Holyoke Alumnae Club of Scouts has accepted a check for friends. Guests were from Mah- Mills College of Education, New Monmouth County in the home of $1,000, from the Matawan Neigh- wah, Howell Township, Brick York University and Montclalr Mrs. R. S.'Duffen, 11 Corey Dr. borhood Association of Girl Township and Union Beach. State College. Mrs. Salt's most Mrs. John H. Holton Jr., Rum-Scouts, representing the collec- recent office was as state vice son, president, stated -the tea is tion made in last month's moth- SPAGHETTI SUPPER president for Nursery Education slated for Dec. 28. A bus trip in ers' door-to-door campaign. FAIR HAVEN-Christ Church in 1966. May is also being planned to Area fund leaders were Mrs. Methodist will hold a spaghetti Winterthur, home of. Mr. and Richard Getshall, Mrs. Warren supper Saturday evening in the Mrs. Henry Francis du Pont in Messerschmidt, Mrs. Charles Lu- church hall. There will be'serv- Toastmasters Wilmington, Del. bow and Mrs. Richard Hubbs. ings at 5, 6 and 7 p.m. Select Kaess MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — BRAVE NEW WORLD — A bold and handsome ab- Charles Kaess, 1 Woodman PL. ¥ stract rug handcrafted in Acrilan® aciylio and moda- was chosen outstanding speaker crylic pile. Available round or rectangular in 6 color of the evening at a special guest combinations. 6'x6'. • • • „ . . • •- night meeting held in the Mag- nolia Inn and sponsored by the Matawan Toastmasters. Mr. Kaesj gave his address on the subject of Grafitti. Jo- seph Lowensteln of Hazlet, gave a short talk on mortgage points.

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River Plaza, became the bride of mouth Hills aub, Middletown. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Son Presbyterian Church with James Lee Laude, Atlantic High- George Inman, Little Silver and The floral ball arrangements The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siegfried, Rev. Harvey C. Douie Jr. offi- lands, Saturday in the First Meth- Claire H. Laude, Davenport, ciating. they carried and their headpieces ilrs. Florence Whitney and Miss also were made by the bride. owa, and the late Mrs. Laude. Ethel Sculthorp of Atlantic High- The bride is the daughter of James Reedy, Felton, Del., was Miss Jones, who was given In lands. Mrs. Marie P. Ateek, «3 Lake Art Guild marriage by her father, wore a Ave., Fair Haven. Mr. Reedy, best man for his brother. Ushers who resides at 23 Kemp Ave., were Edward Stout, Shrewsbury; (own of white peau de soie with "SPEECH Fair Haven, i* the ton of Mrs. Anthony Bor Jr., Fair Haven, To Welcome appliques of re-embroldered Alen- Myrtle Reedy, Milford, Dtl, and cousin of the bride, and 'ring con lace and a chapel train. A CORRECTION Frank V. 0. Reedy Sr., Houston, bearer was Paul Kriiinkieweiz, xown headpiece held her three- RED BANK Del. Port Monmouth, Yule Season iered veil. SPEECH CENTER Miss Margaret Moore, New Immediately after the ceremony The bride is a I960 graduate SHREWSBURY — Christmas 747-3S63 Mexican style will be the theme York, was maid of honor. Other a reception for 60 guests was! of Red Bank High School and the attendants were Mrs. Stephen I held in Peterson's Shrewsbury |Manhattan Medical Assistants tor the members' annual Christ- mas ^party-at the Guild J>U> Giddio, Long Branch; Mrs. An- * Inn, Red Bank. School. New YorkrBnfployed honyTalvor Red "Bankr-Miss Anton Bor of Peoria, 111., gave Monmouth Medical Center, Long tive Art Friday at 8:30 p.m. The. Ready-Made Branch, as a medical laboratory white-walled, dark-beamed gal- ulia Burke, New York.and Mrs. Us niece In marriage in the ab- David Schmall, Passaic. sence of the bride's brother, Air- technician, Mrs. Reedy Is a men* lery at 620 Broad St., will take on and Custom man 2/C George K. Ateek Jr., ber of the Manhattan Alumni As- "south-of-the-border" look with Neil M. Haller, West Chicago, who is stationed In Viet Nam. sociation, Middle Atlantic Rally Mbs Stephanie Pearse rilllant paper flowers, painted 111., was best man. Jhe ushers She wore an Empire-styled gown dub and Heel and Toe Sports tin ornaments and Mexican festi- were Steven S. Katz, Oakhurst, of raw silk cuffed with white Car Club. val symbols. The decor, provid- Alan L, Gutjahr, Shrewsbury; Dan W. Patterson, Colts Neck mink on the long sleeves and Mr. Reedy, who U self-employed Miss Pearse ed by Lucille Chayt and Ginette fashioned with a cathedral train. at B & R Electric, Inc., con- Heumans, exhibiting artist mem- Township,. and David S. Brown, 9%-foot veil was held in tractors, Fair Haven, is a grad- bers, will remain at the guild Orange. place by a matching mink open uate of Milford (Del.) High To Marry throughout the holidays. The bride, a graduate of the BED- pillbox headpiece. School. He is Scoutmaster of The featured entertainment for University of Delaware, is a se- Mrs. Donald Somers, Red Bank, Troop 24, Fair Haven. On June 3 the evening will be a program of jor English teacher at Red Bank Christmas music presented by High School. She has been in- SPREADS was matron of honor. Junior After a wedding trip to Merry RUMSON — Mr. and Mrs. Rob- bridesmaids were the bride- Hill, Cresco, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. ert Gardner Pearse qf Holly Herbert Burtis, minister of mu- irited to provisional membership N»«d a king lizt ipread for a quaan Mrs. Frank V. 0. Reedy Jr groom's two daughters, the Reedy will be at home at 23 House, Naveslnk Ave., announce sic at the First Methodist Church n the Junior League of Mon- liie bed? W» hav. it! . . . or can {The former Georgia Ann Ateek) Misses Cathy L. and Cheryl Ann of Red Bank and the Chancel mouth County, Inci Mrs. James L. Laude maka it. Come in and sea how you Kemp Ave., Fair Haven. the engagement of their daugh- (The former Judith K. Jones) can aid an extra touch is yeur ter, Miss Stephanie Ann Pearae, Choir. The group first performed Mr. Laude, who holds a bache- bedroom with a iproad from our lor guild members at last year's to William Calender Hurtt Jr., lor of science degree in electrical HONORED AT DINNER lloetion. son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Christmas party. engineering from the Univer- Currently on exhibit In the gal- HIGHLANDS — The executive Margaret Reiboldt Wed in Newark Hurtt of ligonler, Pa. sity of Illinois and a master's de- committee of the . Fair Haven A June 3 wedding is planned. lery are watercolors by Trenton gree from the University of Penn- Sailing Club River Rats was hon- NEWARK — Miss Margaret pie left by Jet for Puerto Rico. Miss Pearse was presented to artist Lida Tunnell. The all-mem- sylvania, is a supervisor in the ored at a dinner party here at Mary Reiboldt, daughter of Mr. Whan they return, they will re- society in 1962 at the Rumson ber holiday show is scheduled to Traffic Systems Engineering De- Bahrs' Restaurant. Skipper Lar- and Mrs. Henry Joseph Reiboldt, side in Locust Grove Trailer Debutante Ball. She is a gradu- open Saturday. partment, Bell Telephone Labo- ry Friar of River Plaza was pre- 29 Fifth St., West Keansburg, be- Park, Keansburg. ate of Rumson Country Day The Alida Lovett Gallery fea- ratories, Holmdel. sented a testimonial gift of an came the bride of John B. Lobur, The bride was graduated from School, The Shipley School, Bryn tures the work of Mollie Ruben- ash tray in nautical motif. The SHREWSBURY Saturday in St. John the Baptist Keyport High School and is em- Mawr, Pa., and Simmons Col- They will live on Eyrie Rd., stein, casein and water color. Atlantic Highlands, after a wed- dinner marked the end of the 468 BROAD ST. Ukrainian Catholic Church. ployed by the Prudential Insur- lege, Boston. She is the grand- sailing season for the River Rats. Call 747-4422 ance Co., Newark. daughter of Mrs. Robert Lastov- ding trip to Jamaica, B.W.I. Rev. Dlmitrius Laptuta, pas- LUNCH WITH SANTA tor, officiated at the double ring The bridegroom was graduat- ka, Woodstock, 111., and the late .ceremony. ed from St. Basil Preparatory E. Stanley Currie, and of the late NORTH OENTERVILLE — The bridegroom is the son of School, Stamford, Conn. He re- Mrs. L. Gardner Pearse, New 'Lunch With Santa" will be spon- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lobur, New- ceived a bachelor of science de- York City, and the late George sored by the North Centerville § ark. gree in political science from Se- M. Pearse Sr., Scotch Plains. Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary ' The bride was given in mar- ton Hall*University. He is em- Mr. Hurtt, a graduate of Shady at the fire house Saturday Dec. r-riage by her father She wore a ployed by the N*W- Jftrsey To- Side Academy,. Pittsburgh, Pa., 17 at 1 p.m. Tickets may be • white taffeta floor-length gown bacco Co., Newark. is a senior at Harvard Universi- obtained - from auxiliary mem- of lace appliques, round neck- ty, Cambridge, Mass., where he bers. 1 line, long sleeves and straight Trees to Deck is a member of the Fox Club, skirt with chapel train. An el- the Hasty Pudding Institute of 0 bow-length veil was held, by a Borough's Street* 1770 and the Harvard Club of 9 crown of crystals and pearls. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Boston. He Is the grandson of Mr. SUPERMARKETS .5 Miss Ann Reiboldt, at home, Christmas trees in redwood and Mrs. William C. St. Clair of : was maid of honor for her sis- planters will set the festive mood Pittsburgh, and of Mr. and Mrs, ter. of the borough on First Ave. in William T. Hurtt of Point Har- Bridal attendants were Mrs. the coming weeks. Businessmen bor, N. C. Ralph Magee, Hazlet; Mrs. Wil- in co-operation with the Atlantic liam Boehler, Keaiuburg, and Highlands Garden Club, are pro- Community Club CORNED M) PORK Mrs. Helen Picciano, Keansburg, viding the planters for the side- v cousin of the bride. walk display of the trees for this Hold Fall Dinner Paul Lobur, Newark, brother season and for annual plants dur- FAIR'HAVEN —. Cecil C. BEEF tf CHOPS of the bridegroom, was best man. ing the summer. The planters are Crawford was chairman, and Ushers were Ronald Romano- being placed at the store (rout o" Raymond P. Gormand was mas- Center wich, and John Romanowlch, each participating merchant. ter of ceremonies of th* Shrews- Boneless Holmdel, nephews of the bride" Members of the Garden Club bury Community Club's annual Brisket Cuts groom, and Henry Martinez, with the help of the Boy Scouts fall dinner held here at the Wil Newark. in the borough, will place th< lowbrook Inn. Entertainment was Mrs. John B. Lobur After a reception in The Cob- trees Saturday. The Girl Seoul by Red Bank accordionist Hart (The former Margaret Reiboldt) bleStones, Middletown. the cou- and Brownie troops are making Webber. . Mayor Frederic Mes- the tree ornaments, merchants sina of Shrewsbury was Hie hon- CHICKEN 1IGS LONG BOLOGNA also may - decorate their own ored guest. Other guests were trees if they desire. Mrs. Richard.Hackstaff, Mr. and CHKKEN BREASTS LONG LIVERWURST Explain Adoption Steps Mrs. Einar Jackson, first vice Mrs. Fred Millerlng, 'Mr. and president, is chairman of the Mrs. Kenneth Reeves and Mr. 99c LONG BRANCH — Members of luncheon slated for Dec. IS at ways and means committee foi and 'Mrs. Frank Trussell. SWIFT'S PATTIES £& MIDGET BOLOGNA the Navarumsunk Auxiliary of noon in the Rumson Country the project. Aides included Mrs The club will meet for a Christ- 9mm 8 MOGEN Family and Children's Service of Club. Einar Jackson, Mrs. Kenneth mas party Dec. 12 in the home of SAUSAGE LINKS.Browl n 4V Strvs pkg~. MIDGET SALAMI DAVID Monmouth County, which met Mrs. Alfred E. Beck Jr. and Kelly, Mrs. Stanely Journeay, Maj. and Mrs. Maver P. Camp- here at headquarters, Bath Ave., Mrs. William Q. Meeker, Rurri- Mrs. George Kelly, Mrs. John bell, 185 Patterson Ave., Shrews- NEPCO KIELBASI 8,79c fc were given an explanation of the son, announced that the date for Maloney and Mrs. Elbert Mason. bury. COOKED HAM «°™*< 1.49 procedure followed in the placing the auxiliary's annual spring of a baby for adoption. Nine luncheon-fashion show, a major CRISP, ICEBERG members of the staff presented fund-raising event, is scheduled the program. It was emphasized for Tuesday, March 21. ' by the social workers that the WANT prime consideration in placement Is always for the welfare of the Highlands child. The service expects to LETTUCE 15 place more than 100 babies in A adoptive homes this year. Honor Roll Mrs. William J. Ryan 2d, Fair Haven, president of the auxiliary, named Mrs. Frank L. Bader, Announced NEW CAMPBELL'S BATHROOM Fair Haven, chairman of the hol- HIGHLANDS — Joseph R. Bol iday cookie sale, a fund-raising ger, administrative principal of SOUP TISSUE •vent now under .way by the the local public school, has an- Cream of Mushroom or Veg-B*«f Finast - White or Colors members. nounced that the following stu- DISHWASHER? Mrs. Wallace Barrett, Rumson, dents have attained honor roll Is chairman of the Christmas standing for the first marking 686 9 period: 4 37< Second grade — Nedra Robert- son, Arthur Knutsen, Stephen De- Lade and Steven Sickles. REGULAR IK. Third grade — Eric Wolcott, ITS TIME O OR DRIP eai Scott King, Monique Leys, Lisa A CHANGE! Finast Coffee 69 Dodds, John Whittleld, Charlene TRULY LIGHT 1 pt. 8 Moore and Lewis Brown. chairs you've been Fourth grade — Stephen Craw- Wesson Oil Paly Uuatarated oz.bot. For Christmas, surprise f hearing so much about ford, Steven Perry,. Jody Luddy, Martha Dodds, Mark King and • sturdy-construction fh* family with a Beep-Tea Harold Foley. Flavor akg. • IMC* Fifth grade — Suzette Hrln, 100 Tea Bags bright attract!* WASTE KINO UNIVERSAL 69 ptnlmtnon and **»* Lawrence Tango, Lillian Baker and Teri Sue Giovia. DISHWASHER Sixth grade — Louise Mierzwa, Deborah Whitfield, Margaret with such outstanding PINEAPPLE- GOLD MEDAL Moore and Glenn Miller. features as: GRAPEFRUIT FLOUR NEW BOB CATS • STAINLESS STEEL INTERIOR Finast Juice Drink HICK»'*-Sl Off LAW. HAZLET — Inducted as Bob PULSBURY- 4« On lABtt Cats into Cub Pack 136 at « re- 20.YIAR GUARANTEE 1 qt. 14 cent meeting were James Horan Terrance Radigan, Dennis Hall e PUSH 1UTTON CONTROLS ' oz. cans 5 Joseph Fischer, James Smith, Sean Mitchell, Master Abraham- • ELECTRONIC TIMER . , son and John Bachmann. WITH 5-YEAR GUARANTEE Advancement awards were pre- sented to Michael Gergasko, • THERMOMATIC SENS). «. Blue Bonnet Margarine !£ 32c James Westervelt, James Ferio, CONTROL DRYING . walkers, crutchM ana canes Thomas Moakler, Eugene Carroll, : • commode* Daniel Coughlin and John Whal< • UNIQUE H-ARM WASHING . bathtub seats and rails Paper Napkins -™. l"3 h en. .,....- . trays and accessories ACTION FOR FINEST Hit Shrewsbury Shop* CHRISTMAS PLAY CLEANING HAZLET - Students from the Brillo Soap Pads ^'U 4 89< SHREWSBURY Hazlet Avenue School will pre- • BUILT IN QUIETNESS sent "Christmas Play" Monday and MANY MORE PHARMACY LIBBY'S VEGETABLES •ROAD SI.. SHREWSBURY Dec. 19 at B p.m. in the Syca- more Drive School all-purpose SEE IT TODAY CHAM STYLE ALUMINUM h»» 0«llv«ry • M1-4B74 J Golden Corn 8 oz. can 2 for 37c room. PRICES STATE AT ... 10c Off Label Sliced Carrots 8 OK. can 2 for 27c REYNOLD'S Eaf 15-DAY, 4-ISLAND Sliced Boats 8 ox. can 2 for 25c HEAVY DUTY EfW Frtt Planning and Eitlmatlnfj Succotash BY* oi. eeui 2 for 31c HAWAIIAN CRUISES Peas & Carrots 8 ox. can 2 for 33c ON THE LUXURIOUS S.S LURLINE 747-2552 Garden Poai 8 oc. can 2 for 35c 2 Festival Sailings — Jan. 27 and April ft 1967 CALL TODAY FOR COMN.ITI DiTAILS . Short Z/raNew York Jets late Jets' charge. New York, TD. went without a TD for the aecond up. • . yesterday. trailing 29-10, sprang back -into Jim' Nance set a , one-season straight week. Clark's Meld goal Los Angeles helped the Pack- The Chiefs' victory combined the game in the final period as AFL rushing record and, Babe went 47 yards. Parilli's pinpoint passing lifted ers' cause', handing Baltimore it* with Denver's 20-17 upset of San Joe Namath hurled a pair of Washington scored 10 touch- Boston past Miami. Nance gained second straight defeat. Bruce Gos- Diego ended a string of three touchdown passes/ But Mercer's downs and capped the show on fourth field goal of the game end- 133 yards; against the Dolphins sett kicked three field goals for straight division crowns for the Charlie Gogolak's field goal with ed New York's comeback hopes. for a season's mark .of 1,125. the Rams, who limited Gary CuozT Chargers. three seconds left to play, setting In the National League, Green John Bramlett blocked a San Herb Adderly partially blocked zo and an injured Johnny Unitas a Minnesota punt, setting up one to nine pass completions. an NFL regular season single I** Bay JQOK a long step towards Diego field goal attempt, scooped atnp wr-nitl Defensive back Brje up the ball and raced 72 yards Green Bay touchdown'and Inter Jim Bakken kicked two field g clinching the Western title with Owens scored two TDs and set a 28-16 victory over Minnesota, up -two others. Ha'fback A. R. while second place Baltimore WTiitfield went over three times,. dropped two games off the Pack- The Chicago Bears set the NFf, ers' pace with only three games record for most points in a play- left by dropping a 23-7 decision off game when they walloped the to Los Angeles. Redskins, 73-0, in 1940. Washington, meanwhile, set an Gale Sayers raced 172 yards On AFL regular season record by 19 carries and caught five passes walloping New York, 72-41. In for 63 more yards as the Bears other games, St. Louis moved in- whipped Atlanta. Roger Leclerc to first place tie with Dallas in the Eastern Division of the NFL kicked three field goals for Chi- cago. ' ", HIGH ROAD TO TOUCHDOWN !s taken by fullback Mark Smolinski of New York with a 6-3 victory over Pittsburgh and Chicago ripped Atlanta, 23-6. Jefs, who scores from the one in yesterday's 32-24 loss to Kansas City Chiefs. In the AFL, Boston downed Mi (AP Wirephoto) ami, 20-14. Alcindor's 39 Crush Frosh LOS ANGELES (AP) — UCLA, Rangers Win 3d Straight the choice to win the national collegiate basketball champion- Associated Press er, struck for three goals in pow-second place tie with New York field lifted a backhander into the ship in the preseason Associated Two second period goals by ering the Chicago Black Hawks in the NHL race. cage. Press poll, swamped the UCLA freshmen, 127-56, Saturday night rugged Reg Fleming and the to a 5-4 victory over the Boston Fleming, the league's penalty Fleming and Toronto's Ken shutoutgoal, tending of Ed Gia-I Bruins. Douglas each drew major penal behind Lew Alcindor's 39 points. leader, drilled hU sixth and sev- Alcindor, 7-foot-l% sophpmoTt, comin led the New York Rangers It marked the first time since enth goals of the season after ties for brawling later in the led the frosh to victory over the to a 5-0 victory over Toronto last October,, 1963, that the Rangers Vic Hadfield and Bob Nevin had period, but there was no furthe varsity a year ago with 31 night, extending their National have put three straight victo- shot the Rangers ahead 2-0. Phil scoring until midway in the sec- DEFENSIVE play by tho'Washington Redskins wat iharp on thii play as Rickie Harris Hockey League winning streak to: ries together. Goyctte closed out the scoring ond session. points. forces a fumble by Now York Giants' Gary Wood, 19, but it was the Redskin offense His first appearance in a reg- three games. The loss snapped a four-game with less than three minutes left Fleming's, second goal capped In the only other game, Stan .unbeaten string for the Maple in the final period. a Ranger power play with 3% that went on a rampage ye»t«r«!«ywitk,th« result • National Football League scoring ular varsity game comes Satur- Mikita, the league's leading scor- Leafs and dropped them into a minutes remaining in, the period record in a 72.41 romp. •.'•.-.•'• . (AP Wirephoto) day night when UCLA opens the Giacomin, breezing to his sec- FIs. GF GA season against Southern Califor- ond shutout of the campaign Chlcaso 10 4 :: e: 4 nia. New Vork 7 • ID SI 41 handled 23 shots — only four in Toronto 6 4 11 44 41 ———-^~ STANDINGS the middle period, when the Montreal -I 7 15 31 40 Boston . 6 . 8 1 IS M NATIONAL LEAGUE Leafs had manpower - advan- Detroit . —•- 1 10 : Eastern CnnteKnee Teacher Wins Yesterday's Results . : , , W L T tages three times. New York ff, Toronto 0 Dallas _- Jl * Chicago 0, Boston 4 St. Kmll ;. ....» Harrier Title With the game less than two Saturday's Results Cleveland . ' - 7 .•a minutes old. Rod Gilbert fed New York 4. Chcaio 1 Philadelphia. •« .MS ELIZABETH (AP) — Bob Ash- Montreal 3, Detroit 1 IVaShlnclon - .« .500 Hadfield in front of the Toronto Toronto 4, Boston 2 riUbd J ton, a 27-year-old Somerville On Super Tilt Toda>'» ( MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28. 1964 w York 10—' high school teacher, captured the goalie, Johnny Bower, and Had- No (inmn Scheduled Atlanta _ Western Conference New Jersey AAU senior 6'/i-mil8 NEW YORK (AP) — The Na- park of the Eastern Conference Pet cross country championship at tional Football League and the winners. • f.rrrn Day , KalUmorr ..SI Warinanco Park yesterday in a American Football League will The leagues also will try to l,os Anfflpii record time of 30 minutes, 27 meet today to work out the date JVB4 Ssn Franelsc* work out the mechanics, • date Eastern Division Chlcafo .4' seconds. and site of the Super Bowl game L IctI-ct. .or or)) .Drtroll > .3*4 • He led his team, the New Jer- and site of the annual player Philadelphia ...... IK I M.MO — Minnesota . . .300 between the two league cham- draft in which 18 NFL teams, in- Boston . .. It .833 1 sey Spiked Shoe Club, to its first Cincinnati > N>it Sunday'* Garnet pions; cluding New Orleans, and nine .4W > Atlanta at Minnesota' championship in the event, de- New York 1" II Chicago at Baltimore The Los Angeles Coliseum or AFL teams will participate. They Baltimore 4 II Detroit .Rt Los AniFle* throning Central Jersey Track the New Orleans Sugar Bowl ap- Western Dl\lslon \r>w 1 ark at OrvAanl Club, which came in second in also must decide whether to use W I. Tct. Fltlsbursh at Philadelphia ' pear to be the most likely sites the AFL's two-point conversion Han Francisco ... 14 » .83* St. Lonli al Dallas team competition. and the date either Sunday, Jan. 8t. Louis • • .SM Saa Francisco vs. Green IBay al Mil rule or the one-point NFL regula- Detroit ill It .IM nankee Second individually was Ed 8, or Sunday, Jan. 15. Chicago — - .. I la .3X1 Shattuck, a Rutgers University tion. Los Aazeles . - - - 7 13 .350 The regular AFL title contest AMERICAN LEAGUE sophomore running unattached. Although AFL andNEL teams Yeltrrday's Heaults Eastern IMrlllnn -will-be-played'Monday, Dec. 26, No osmrt Scheduled W I. Third was Eamon O'Reilly, also will meet in pre-season play in Saturday's Resnlts Buffalo :. :...i._ » 3 and the NFL championship game Philadelphia 131, Drlrolt J!3 Boston I 3 of New Jersey Spiked Shoe Club. is set Sunday, Jan. 1. Both games 1967, they will not merge into Boston IIKI Cincinnati 81 Xew'York » S He is a former, IC4A champion New York 125. Baltimore 114 are' to be played in the home one league until 1970. Nan Franclsro 131. Chlmio 1?» Houston 3 R from Georgetown University, Los Anteles 131, hi. talils LS« Miami 5 • Today's (.amen ffratfrn IMvUinn Both Shattuck, former Central >o t*amea Schedaled IV L, Pet x-Kania> CUy I J .118 Regional High star, and O'Reilly flak-Una" . . .7 5 JIRI broke the course record. Shat- Han niein S I .MM tuck was timed at 30:51 and Bayshore Dart League Denver •. _„„ J 8 .973 w PII. axllnehal division title. O'Reilly, 30:56. The former rec- Next Sarardav'i Game AUTO INSURANCE TROUBLE own Tavern S 1,4!1 ord was 31:117 set by Jim Lom- Flonee.. rr Bar . • Mew York at Oakland Driftwood Inn 1.U* Neil Sunday's Garnet bardi of Central Jersey Track Centre Hotel Illaml at Denver Club, who finished in eighth Marine Bar ;...~ _.* l!M7 San Df*io at Hoqiloa GOT YOU STIRRED UP? 1411 •allmle at Boefan > place yesterday. Walie Circle 1 See MCA for Hard- iomu««. amuwssa seaamaM. Hfc To-Get Auto Protec- tion, fast; Payment The Volkswagen Squareback Sedan. Plan and Full Cover- GOING RIGHT THROUGH Glenn Hall, Chicago Black Hawks' goalie, is shot by Don age available for Marshall of the New York Rangers, who scored 4-1 victory Saturday. all ages. ' , - (AP Wirephoto) Any questions? Baseball Draft Is Today I. Hew much? ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Two the major league teams conduct al $288,000. doors to store all -those glove com- of baseball's bad boys — first their annual player draft. While the Yankees were For you. $2,295.* Plus partment type things that never teem baseman Jim Gentile and pitcher The Chicago Cubs, who finished among the clubs that. did. hot $ 12S.*? ftfr a "itt., sunroof ! to fit in the glove compartment (like Bo Beiinsky — will be among last in the National League, will draft, the Baltimore Orioles were ifyon-lilw; ' " PERTH AMBOY- 269 SMITH ST.-442-6180 glovesl. And Isomewholcurjouslyjor t Dlavers UD for crabs todav when make the first selection, followed — and picked up Moe Drabow- by the New York Yankees, who sky, the veteran reliever who 2. ft lo a company that once considered a brought up the rear of the Ameri- helped them to the American Ult? gas gauge unnecessary) on'electric can League. The Yankees did not League pennant and then iet a Yes. Outside and in. Outside, It's •clock. . . make any selections last year World Series strikeout record only 6 inches longer. But inside, there's 9. What about parts and service)? but might be differently disposed while winning the second game plenty qf room far lofs of legs and el- Silly question. We've neversold this time around. against Los Angeles. bows. You" can fold down the rear cars where we couldn't service them, Gentile and Beiinsky are among Among the other former ma- seat and 'carry an extra 42.4 cubic (Over 900 Volkswagen dealers had a group of some 25 big name jor leaguers available for the$25,- feet of things. IMore than the trunks parts on hand long before they had players who have performed with 000 price this year are some in the biggest sedans.) A full-sized bed, thecors.1 There isa Square back short- considerable success in the ma- seasoned pitchers — Art Mahaf- slides in. There's also 6.S more cubic age right now, but no shortage of jors in the past and night wind fey, Tracy Stallard, Ernie Bro- feet of trunk space under the hood. Squareback parts. up getting another shot at a ma- glio, Chuck Estrada, Ted Aber- jor league berth. nathy, Galen Cisco, Bob Sadow- .3. Hew many mlfes te Hie gallan? Either can be grabbed by a ski and Dick Stigman, - - About 27, on regular gas. major league club for the es- Also available are infielder tablished $25,000 draft price. Nate Oliver, who has had several 4. h H mere) powerful than the The 20 major league clubs se- trials with the Dodgers, and two regular Volkswagen? lected 23 players last year, lay- longtime veterans — catcher ing out a .total of $473,000. In Camilo Carreon, who last played A touch. The Squareback can beat addition, minor league clubs for the Orioles, and infielder the beetle at a stoplight, and has a drafted 41 players off lower clas- Gene Freese, who last played fo higher top speed, too.. (84 mph vs. 78.1 sification teams for an addition- the Chicago White Sox. 3. Same kind of engine? Yes: air-cooled tso It can't freeze up or boll overl and In the back Ifor Two Title Bouts good traction in bad weatherl. Carlos Ortiz of New York is a York will be blacked out of the v 3-1 favorite to retain his light- telecast. Starting time Is 10 p.m. 6. Same kind of suspension? ' - 40 weight crown in a 15-rounder with EST. Yes: each wheel has its own inde- 4/5 QT. junior lightweight king Flash El- The Cokes-Josselin fight will pendent toriion bar. So when one orde of Manila at Madison Square start at 11 p.m., EST. It will nol wheel hits a.bump, only ono wheel Garden tonight. be telecast. hits a bump. This will be' the 10th, light This could be the Jast fight fo - 10. h cosh more than the beetle, weight — 135 pounds — title fight the wealthy Elorde if he loses in 7. Same kind of slick shift? birth It at good? for the 30-yearold Ortiz, who his second try at the lightweigh Yup: same kind of. stick shift. Four Car and Driver magazinesays:"No says he will next aim for the title. The clever Filipino, forward speeds. Synehromesh In all one can fault this Volkswagen^on welterweight crown whether he has defended his junior light ( four gears. quality of construction, ,no matter wins or loses against the 31-year- weight diadem ID times, had th whaljlandardithey employ. Nomore old ruler of the junior light- lightweight title In his grasp when 5. Isn't anything different? weights — 130 pounds. he met Ortiz in Manila 2'/j year solid amalgam of metals ever rods on The lisl.isendless. The Squoreback four wheels and none likely ever will: Imperial comes handsomely gift-wrapped for the holidays at no extra cost Ortiz will be gunning for the ago. •J has disc brakes In front, for example. Volkswagen has a hard-earned repu- • winner of the Curtis Cokes-Jean Elorde was ahead on the cards You con check the Oij without even Josselln welterweight title bout of all three officials when h tation for toughness and this one in Dallas, also tonight. Cokes, of was stopped on a cut over thi looking at the engine. There are 49' doesn't stand a chance of marring Ihe' Dallas, is recognized as the cham- eye in the 14th round. seating positions. Plusa podded dash- family name. ..You simply can't buy a Get the Holiday Spirit. pion of the 147-pound division by "He's a good fighter," sail board and podded cowling all around betler-bullt, low-priced sedan." the World Boxing Association. Jos- Ortiz, "but I think I'll stop him the instrument!, Big pockets on both Thank you for asking. selin, of France, is the European in about 10 rounds." • Ask for Imperial. The light whiskey that keeps champion. Ortiz has a 48-5-1 record, in The winner of the 15-rounder In eluding 19 knockouts. He nevei Dallas will gain universal rec- has been stopped. Elorde's rec- Shrewsbury " - Its character. Great for holiday giving or getting. ognition as world champion. The ord is 74-19-3, Including 27 knock- title had been declared vacant outs. He has been stopped three Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. when champion Emile Griffith times on cuts but never has been Imperial: choice of knowledgeable people. took the middleweight crown from floored. Shrewsbury Nigeria's Dick Tiger. Cokes, 29, has a 46-8-2 record. Josselin, 26, has a 42-2 record •5UO0KTBD MTAIL PRICE IAST COAST P.O.B.i LOCAL TAXM AND OTHM DIALS* •IBHW WHISKEY • IS PROOF • SOX SrRAIQHT WHISKEYS • 7054 GRAIN HEUTrULSNRITS • HIRAM iVAlKUtiSOM JHa,*E01H,IUi. The Ortiz-Elorde fight will be DfLIVMY CHAROM, IF ANY, ADDITIONAL. • »•*•.«•. elecast nationally but New including 27 knockouts. A A. A Aroused Irish Platy Oneior the Pollsters !! Amcbtad PICM hass ever absorbed,. 51-0514.. of three points. *ml/litMunhngg up«« MorMOMe forfor alanl ttoo thee bochost spot In Dallas* Cotton complete 21 of 31 throws for JSB Blasted in 7th HTho's No. 1?" The *roused Irish obviously So (hey poured It on. They seee Morbefore going to the ballot Bowl with a 21-0 triumph over yards and Seymour, the «pUsplitt eend "Who's No. 1?" The aroused Irish obviously box Monday. Texas Christian and Alabama lidn't catch a pass against Th..one. h.»,for th.e «,u^>pollsters. . TkmrThey .MO yesterday, them." It was a rocky week for rank- 31 fld Vdbllt 2W> b 'jfrst quarter lead and was never —3 4 .4*9 through its most-successful sea- such as Roger Staubach," Cam- 31, crusfled Vanderbllt, 2W>, be- S .3X1 son in eight years, said he and Terry Lindell, sophomore ing bowl teams, starting with hind the passing of Dewey War- challenged in routing the Board- "With the big bonuses being eron said, referring to the 'Navy ? Wilmington (161) offered by the professionals, it his staff were aware of the dif- quarterback, from Princeton, Oklahoma's 10-9 triumph Thurs ren and the running of Dick Pick- walkers, cellar-dwellers in the O F P quarterback who led the Midship- Minn;, was the standout in Army's day over previously unbeaten Ne jve-team Eastern Division. ,, Caldwelt 10 3 23is becoming increasingly diffi- ficulties in influencing a stand- ens. Bellamy 18 2 40cult for us to get the superb ath-out football player to seek ap- men to a 9-1 record and a Cotton triumph, the Cadets' 67th in the braska. Seventh-ranked Georgia In other games, Terry Southa.lt "Waite Bellamy, 6-4 former Flo- Savage 8~ 5 SI spoiled No. 5 Georgia Tech's per- A&M star, topped Wilming- Weiss 6 J 14lete," said Capt Alan It, Cam- pointment to either West Point Bowl bid in 1963. "But It will be 77-year-old series compared with led Baylor to a 21-14 victory over Hall- 5 11! fect slate, 23-14, and Miami of with 40 points on 19 field McHartley 1< 2 30 eron, a former Navy back who or Annapolis. rare. Navy's 29 and six ties. Rice; Clemson beat South Caro- Cloud 5 2 12 is now Navy's athletic director. He hit ferry Young with a 43-Florida, which previously had lina, 33-10; Brigham Young shut -Joals and' a pair of foul shots, lioore B 0 10 "A youngster going to' either "Most players with a lot of beaten Georgia and Southern Cali 'Ind Maurice McHartley pumped "We get the good student ath- academy must be dedicated," Ca- ability will be eyeing the pros. yard pass and Carl Woessner with out Pacific, 38-0; Colorado State lete but not the great player," forma, toppled ninth-ranked Flor- trounced Iowa State, 34-10; Holy Jn 30. Al Santio and Charlie Ross 43 27 123 I 7217161 hill said. "There are no soft Many good student athletes will one for 23 in the final period, ida and the Gators' Heisman both had 30 to lead the Board- 3-polnt field goals—None. he said. Any boy who has vis- Cross upset Boston College, 32-28; Asbur"• y Park _M 30 33 30-1J courses. Athletes must meet the go for the Ivy schools. The acad- breaking a 7-7 tie. A 49-yard run Trophy star Steve Spurrier, 21-16 ions of playing pro football and same standards as other students. Mississippi smothered Mississip- Wilmington ...44 40 38 39—16: emies will find it hard to com- by Army's Chuck Jarvis and a pi State, 24-0, to take an 8-2 rec- It's a rugged deal." pete on a big-time college basis." Mac White threw two touch- 70-yard passing drive by Navy's down passes for Southern Method- ord into the Bluebonnet Bowl Some of the zing definitely is Both Army and Navy said against Texas; Virginia edged gone from the Army-Navy game. they had no intention of soften- quarterback John Cartwright ist in giving the Mustangs their first Southwest Conference title North Carolina, 21-14; Louisville The 67th battle, was staged here ing their schedules to put it in and Rob Taylor produced the beat East Carolina, 21-7; Miami St. James Stands 3-0 Saturday with Army winning on line with the material available. since 1948. scores in the first half. Ohio won over Cincinnati, 7M, > RED BANfe — Undefeated St. by downing, St Leo the Great of Anderson's 20 points,' downed St. an exciting fourth period rally, "Our schedules are made up Playing at Los Angeles, Notre Tom Schwartz, a 212-pound de- Dame unleashed an overpowering and Arizona State beat Arizona, jfames of Red Bank posted its Uncroft, 45-19; St. Rose of Bel-Dorothea's, 49-6, and St. Cath- 20-7. as much as 10 years in advance," fensive taickle from St. Paul, air attack that saw young O'Brien 20-17. Jthird victory in the Monmouth mar defeated St. Jerome, 45-19; arine's upset Star of the Sea, 34- Neither team figures In the na- said an Army spokesman. "We will continue to play top teams Minn., was voted top defensive /County Parochial Grammar St. Rose of Freehold, led by Bill 33. tional rankings, although Army player. He twice threw • Cart- :ichool Basketball League yester- wright for 15-yard Josses. jjby by downing Mount Carmel A pass interception by Jim Be- WANTED! l«f Asbury Park, 56-22. vans on his own five and a ;; The winners took a 37-9 half- blocked field goal attempt by line- MEN - WOMEN time lead, including a 21-2 scor- backer Townsend Clarke late in from ages 16 and over. Prepare Lincoln Service has helped thou- now lor U. S. Civil Service lob sands prepare for these tests every ing edge in the second period, the game set up Army's winning openings during the next 13 mos. year since 1941. It Is one of the scores. Government positions pay high largest and oldut privately owned Vknd coasted the rest of the way. starting salaries. They provide much schools of Its kind and Is not con- the reserves played the entire greater security than private em- nected with the Government. ployment and excellent opportunity For PREE Information on Govern- second half. for advancement. Many positions ment lobs. Including lilt of posi- Cupit Cajun require little or no speclailied edu- tions and . salaries, fill out coupon cation or experience. and mall at once—TODAY, Dave Wiegand of St. James led But to get one of. these |obs. you you will also get full detain on til scorers with 14 points, while must pass a test. The competition how you can prepare yourself far Golf Victor Is keen and In some coies only these tests. teammate Bill Koch chipped in one out of five pass. Don't delay—ACT NOW1 with 10. Wiegand and Ed Ryan LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) *- were the top rcbounders for St. Jacky Cupit won the Cajun Clas- Approved by the New Jersey Beard of Education — Jjmes. sic golf tournament yesterday, Vocational Division parrlng the second hole of a sud- ,' In other games, St. Dennis re- den death playoff with Chi Chi gained undefeated in four games Rodriguez, who went into the LINCOLN SERVICI. Deportment 24-3 Denol . Jamei trap and bogied. PeMn, Illinois ... R (rrcekotd) I am very much Interested. Please) send me abtolure>ly FRIE (ft. fatliartm'a _._ The 28-year-old Cupit picked up •HI. Bite (Belmar) a first place check of {4,850. in {1) A Hit of U. S. Government positions and salaries; (2) eisr « lh« «n I... - 3 Information an hew to qualify ler a U. S. (ievenimeiir |eb. St. I>orothrtt'» .1 winning his fourth victory in six Ml. r«rn»l years on the PGA circuit. Age •». I^o tk* Cr»«t sjt, Jerome* -™. >: '8CHEDVUE To fill jobs last, place "Help , SusOr Wanted" ads in The Daily Reg- ' At «. is>mn ; fil. Rose (WnttuMt n 81. Leo the ister Classified. 4rrat, 3 p.m. SI. J»m» vi. St. rathmrtM'S) t p. ', Saturday At SUr ol7t&* Bra Mar at the S»a ra St. IMaaU U|3O. SI. DorotBra's v« SI. Jtromfn 1:30. Ml. Carmel VI St. Mary'i i:30. Bl. Joroei (M) Mcpont Carmel (tl) o *• p 'Koch 2 10 Camoosa 5 3 12 '• O'8hca 3 0 < rerrujilo 3 1 Ryan 3 Enley O O Wlfgand 7 OH Baroska 0 O 0 fffnllas 3 S» Idanclnd- 113 DOCTORS TOGRADUATE DOGS — Four ihore doctors will graduate tjieir dogs at the Old Monmouth Dog •«rlly 0 0 0 Sylvester 0 0 1.03 Blc1M.no 0 0 Training Club's fall exerowe*. Left to right are Dr. Walter W.^an Jr.. MeprtOtMb'Rd.. West Long Branch, and Ms Basan O O 0 Wapier o o tidily 0 O 0DeI.aru.rclo o o o Bolt 0 0 0 Great Dane: Dr. Alan Lowenitein, Hartihorne Rd., Locust, Airedale; Dr. William Sauer, Windermere Ave., Inter- *tac 2 0 4 1 ' Jone 2 0 4. laken, .German ihort-haired pointer, and Df. Robert Lamb, Spier Ave., Allenhurst, Old English sheepdog. Kola 3 o e WEATHERMASTER SNO-TRAC tl < Junes Mount Carmel GIVE A LOKG-LASTING GIFT Philly, Orlando OMDTC Opens WE GIFT WRAP AND DELIVER! RUMSON — Mrs. Anita W. beginners' classes for basic and Ing lor the house pet, field dog, cellent), and U. D. (Utility Dog). Gain Title Tilt Lissner, Rutnson Rd., president novice obedience, and the ad- or show prospect, with AKC ti- Information, ,b applications and Associated Press of the Old MonmoUth Dog Train- vanced class of continued train- tles of C. D. (Companion Dog), brochures may be obtained from Mrs. Lissner. Philadelphia whipped Toronto, ing Club, announced the 18th fall C. D. X. (Companion Dog Ex- | WH1TEWALLS | \ FIRST LINE | | BUCKWAOS | 31-14, and Orlando slipped past term graduation exercises will . Charleston, 31-24, to earn berths be held soon. Davis Sets i in the Continental Football ZSA ZSA GABOR says - Patterned on AKC obedience 6.50x13 6.50x13 ! League championship game. trials, trainees and dogs of two Two Marks The two teams will play next beginners' classes will be put ISAVEMONEYatAAMCOl • Sunday in Philadelphia. CHARLOTTE, Va. — Bob through novice obedience rou- THE DAILY REGISTER Davis, Virginia University, TRANSMISSION! tines under two judges. Also as- quarterback from Neptune, Monday, Nov. 28, 19667-11 sisting will be 10 board members N. 1., Saturday closed out a SPECIALISTS! of the club. brlllant career that saw him COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE Ribbons and trophies will be break the Atlantic Coast Con- ference season and career total KIM $O^ ALL KWMS help. ful awarded fo the top eight scorers Hither iO OF CttS and individual score sheets3 and total offense records; adj—-giving help; Include — training course certificates giv- Davis gained 65 yards, 35 ' iBtpecHoOMlir! 6.95x14—6.85x15 6.95x14—4.85x15 useful; assistance en to all participants. rushing and 30 passing, in a tmittlVE WITH MMC0 21-14 victory over North Car- The Junior Scholarship Award olina to wind up his career ._ urcnm AUMAHTU will be presented by Mrs. Liss- with a total of 1,688 yards for 193 t Newman Sprit?* Rd. ner to the highest scoring junior RED BANK the season and 4,02$ for.Ms •42-2500 in the 9-16 age bracket. three years.' Enrollment is open for the win- •09 Railroad Avt. . ter term of 10 weeks with two Wake Forest's Norman ASBURY PARK Snead, NFL Philadelphia 774-4800 What Ir mtan to you . Eagles' star, held the old OH word that should ba Ig records of 1,630 and 3,986. •vtryeiw's vocabulary li "help. Canadians Win hi" W* a» Marina View an. 7.75x14—7.75x15 7.75x14—7.75x15 daovor ta provide a warm, Handball Title hoimllka fooling her* . . . bi- TORONTO (AP) - A surpris- ll* helpful.at all llrmil ingly-powerful Hamilton team >y| Annual went undefeated Saturday to cap- \Jl Dlvldtiui ture the North American team MONDAY i handball championship. , 1 Compoundtd Hamilton Germania crushed , I Quarterly. four-time tournament champion f/» DepoilM mad* Montreal International,. 18-6, in a 'A by *!•• 10th. One Day Only rom semi-final and downed Elizabeth, Y f °™ ' ' *•• N.J., Sports Club, 13-5, in the 8.25x14—8.15x15 final. . 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Florshelm for men • the newest end newest The Red Bank post office ex- Strlde-Rlte for children . . . prices, featuring prim* meat) and the gang does . . . and be cer- in fashions, accessories, pects to process 20 million pieces fresh produce, delivered to you free Sandier Casuals for the teen set. . tain of getting what's "in" for fun things in colorful collage of mail during the holiday rush. In our refrigerated truck. by Bev Kamm". the young man. —Postmftster-Gehefal -Lawrence-^. O'Brien has predicted that more than eight billion pieces of mail 54 Niwrttan Springs Rd. Red Cross, Stride-Rite will be handled by the depart- Red Bank—747*9310 t AW COUEGE SHOP Florsheim BEVKAAIM EDWARD 6. STROHMENGER 64 BROAD REB BANK ment nationally. JOHN ACERRA Across from Monmouttv County PAUL MITCHELL 741-1264—-IS Broad St. National Bank 741-8299—41 BROAD ST. • Mr. McFadden asks that ZIP codes be used on all addresses and return addresses and that When buying a homi- or selling a Serving Monmouth County with dfr- LOOK FOR YOUR - fenders' write clearly and wrap home. It pays to think of Tlndall, penddble service on all makes type* and secure all parcels with suf- L«t us assist you with your Insurance YOU MAY BE THIS os well, home, auto, life, ' writers and adding machines, at NAME TODAY! \ ficient cord or tape and padding. modest prices* for 35 years. He suggests' that a card be "• CHARLES H. Valuable gift awards plus 2 tickets placed inside the wrapping bear- SERPICO'S WEEK'S WINNER! ing the sender's and recipient's TINDALL AGENCY Distributor: Royal Typewriter Co.. each to A.I.T. Theatres to tljose Dame and addresses to insure Realtor • Insuror Electric—Manual—Portable Check each ad for y«ur name. whose names appear in ad* delivery in the event the wrap- 101 Monmouth Street. C H. T1NDALL JOSEPH R. SERPICO ping is damaged or comes off. 19 East Front St. Phone 747-C485 •: 741-V030 "Most important;" he * said, "mail early." Tor the finest Installation of Alcea Personal service and ottentlon . . • Aluminum siding, storih, windows and "You always have a friend at Abbey" Postur Line provides personalized care plus wel| known name brand men's Irv or Warren will be happy to show apparel al moderate prices, have doors, Klrsch drapery- rods* window you the- latest fashions. Service Is to Insure that shoe ond child go well made Golriin's a favorite place for shades and Winds, af ttii lowest Man Is Hurt . our policy. together. Fashion to please the child, men la shop slrice 1913. prices, call Prawn's. fit and quality for parents approval. In Car Crash The New PROWN'S PORT MONMOUTH - Ronald ABBEY HAS EVERYTHING Kaulfers, 28, of 51 Hudson Ave., sjlvlfai Quality Aluminum Products West Keansburg, received minor EDWARD STRAUS Wousewares - Lamps -Paints SAM COTENOFF 741-7500—32 Broad Street injuries in a two-car accident WARREN CROUSB MEN'S SHOP JOSEPH KNAPP 90 Broad St. W 741-9055—25 Broad* Street Saturday night on Port Mon- 62 Broad St. 747-1783 mouth Rd. near Ocean Ave. Police said he was issued a summons for careless driving by We're In the shoe business from "A" to "2". For almost SO years Tafsun's Patrolman Robert Richardson. name has been synonymous with The Winner Mary L. Bayard, 31, of 28 women's * finely made shoes. If we don't stock It — we'll make II. Baldwin Ave,, East Keansburg, AND RESTAURANT driver" onhe"diner car, was not Mrs^JrVilliarnJlungreck- I Since 1933 injured, police reported. •r, 106 Asbury Ave., APT Italian' Cuisine • Seafood . According to police, the Kaul- 141 Shrewsbury Avenue fers car was traveling west on lantic Highlands receives Marge Noonon, 185 Plnkney Road Mademoiselle, Naturalizer, Port Monmouth Rd. when he at- a gift certificate for $20 SAL VAITI Sadie Hendrlckson, Rector Place tempted to pass a parked car by BOB SPECTOR Joyce, Life Stride Marion" Schlndler, M Feslond Lam veering into the east bound traf- 115 BROAD ST. for being the first to call fic'lane. His vehicle struck the after her name appeared Bayard car, which was traveling last week] Barry. Sher- Toys, oreetlno cards, party ooods, east. duality, service/ . selection, repair, flags, nome safes, stationery, office wood of Sherwood's Sport- 'Police said both cars were restrlnglng, free engraving. . Team, supplies, art and drafting materials. league and municipality services, damaged. Ing Goods, 7 Broad St. product knowledge and much more can b« found at Sherwood's. Feel makes the presentation. Man Ticketed '-free to come In and browse. Mrs. Hungrecker will re- Sherwood's Sporting Goods ceive two tickets to A.I.T. | After Collision It payi to play wilt) quality equipment Theatres as will Mrs. Established 1884 - ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - JAMBS f. HUMPHREYS 747-0042 Stuart Young Jr. and Mrs. 741-0001—I7 , Broad St. Robert L. Hamblen, 932 Syca- BARRY SHERWOOD 7 Broad St. 6 .i more Ave., Eatontown, was is- Alan Field Jr. whose sued a summons Friday night H names also appeared. o; ••" after a car he was driving went Flora's has established Itself over out of control following a col IT'S THE CUT THAT COUNTS the years as the quali- lision at Rt. 36 and East Ave., We specialize In personalized con- ty ladles' fashion tour hair cutting by MR. NUNZIE, store to shop for police, reported. eminent coiffure stylist and consul- the latest and - - • • -.According to police, Hamblen tant. Permanent waving and hair You Man Be Next Weeh?* Winnert finest. coloring ey expert operators. and the driver of the other car, 1 ' Now open. Mon.. thru Sat. Mrs. Edna Weils, 149 East Wash- Read each advertisement! Concealed in one of these advertisements are the ve were not n ure BUS! (Hor. ington A >> ' J d- names of three Red Bank Shoppers ... If you are the first to telephone the -Police said Mrs. Wells was VOGUE traveling east on Rt. 36 in the merchant in whose advertisement your name appears, you'll win a valuable gift. FLORA ALLAIRE Fine Fashions for Smart Sophisticates left lane in preparation for mak- BEAUTY SALON Ml Bread St. — 7474117 . NUNZIE RAINIER 747-M4o-0647 v ing a left turn into East Ave. 18 WHITE STREET PLUS: 2 TICKETS TO AIT THEATRES to each person wfiose name appears in ad! Hamblen was driving west on Rt. 36. • Pianos, color TV, guitars, stereo, Monmouth County's name brand store Police reported that apparently Your future Is our business). Whether Red Bank's leading variety deport- It be for college education funds or musical Instruments, tape recorders, for men and boys. John Daniels Is the Hamblen car fish-tailed, caus- ment store where It is our pleasure retirement Income, come In and let radios, and everything in music truly rne place to a" for the brands ing it to strike the other vehicle. us help you. "Service Is our'most Im- to serve you. Our policy Is the best you know. i Patrolman Algernon Drink' . portant product." , , Quality at the lowest possible price. water investigated. A hearing will be held .in. the Municipal FIRST EASTERN JOHN DANIELS Court Monday,. Dec. 5. INVESTMENT Corporation MEN'S WEAR We Just Look Expensive Boys' and Student Department Mutual Funds 50 Broad Street Care Center's Needg Stocks — Bonds Your Music Center 747-3772 DAN VULO JACK STEPHEN MUKANOY I. lEVERLY ANDERSON 747-0852 30 Broad St. ROBERT J. BATTERSBY 74M937 Told to Girl Scouts 741-1300 • US Broad St. Downtown Red Bank MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The Day Care .Center at Centerville Our "Solon Intlme" Is now present- School, Rt. 35, has been named Stelnbach, Red iBank, the leader in Ing Its tall collection ol elegant a major area for Girl Scout ser- Tempting old world treats to.suit any CASUAL SHOES underfashlons. Miss Henrietta Ban- fancy. Prepared dally In oCr spotless fashions, offers a fine selection for non, expert corsetlere at your vice by' the Matawan Neighbor kitchen In the strictest ol formulas you, your family and home., Con- • FOR . service ... by appointment II you hood Council. for your eating pleasure. veniently located, ample tree parkins. •wish. With 60 pre-school children en- CASUAL LIVING rolled, ^ the center's needs are TABATCHNICK'S RED BANK varied.^says Mrs. Margaret So- Appetizers * Delicatessen . The SNEAKER 'SHOP viero, the director. She suggested Catering for All Occasions GLASS SHOP 9 Broad St. Red Bank donations of holiday favors, dec- 741-9810 747-4600 ROBERT D. HOPS 121 Broad St. BILL KEREKESH DRUSILLA H. BAIRD orations, place mats, bibs, used NORMAN SEIOEL 141 Broad St. .741-6537 "• Broad and Harding./ clothing, slippers, stuffed toys, children's records of all typei finger puppets, stuffed dolls am stockings. Under the continuous ownership of Robert Saskln alnce IMS, Baskln's Service Is our motto. For trie finest Floors ot linoleum, vinyl, runs, wall FINE FURS Troops already showing an in- Fabric Fair has Become the shore quality paints, hardware, small ap- to wall carpets,, formica counter tops e Remodeling • Repairing • terest in this service project are area's leading decorator and dress pliances, and tools, see us. and wall tile. Expertly Installed by fabric business, Home and commer- • Designing . • Rentals Brownie Troop 645, led by Mrs. our own factory trained mechanics. cial decorating of all types, plus the e Storage • ' Mark Fields; Junior Troops 553 flnesl In fabrics and related Items are RED BANK Cleaning, Glazing and Electryflhg and 509 led by Ms. Richard Hubbs featured In the beautiful new store at 90 Broad St. In Red Bank. Done on Premises and Mrs. Charles Lubow, and Ca- 747-3450 HARDWARE Baynton's dette Troop 347, led by Mrs. "Just as far gway as your telephone'* James Bentz. BASKIN'S FABRIC FAIR FLOOR COVERINGS THE FUR SALON Famous Name Fabrics for Every "Free Delivery" Since 1935 White St. & English Plaza,'Red Bank ROBERT BASKIN Purpose, Custom Slipcovers, Draperies JOHN HUME EVERETT BAYNTON SAM SILBERMAN 747-2222 30 rvtonmbuth St. & West Front St. 747-3874 747-0593 •Wo Matter What You Are Look- 90 Broad St., Red Bank ~ log For Find it fast in The Daily Register Classified section. We hove a large selection of good Hollday-brldht fashions In all the new The finest men's and boys' wear can used cameras, movie or still, at be found here, with quality, courte- Serving Monmouth County with prices that will surprise you. Please easy-to-care-for fabrics including per- ous service and dependability our FENCING? stop In and have a look. manent press. Girls' sizes fo 14 and watchword. A long established store the finest • Typewriters • Add- bays' to site 12. with modern Ideas.' ing Machines e Calculators • Clayton & Magee Office Furniture. Men's and Boys' Outfitters ELLIS OFFICE SUPPLY Since 1646 Authorized Kodak Color Distinctive Apparel & EQUIPMENT Processing - Overnight Service for young ladies and gentlemen 747-2315 162 Monmouth St., Red Bank DANNY DORN, JR. REVA WOLFF WILLIAM MAGEE DAVID J. ELLIS 747-2273-4—15 Wallace St. 747-5898—45 Broad St. 19 BROAD ST., RED BANK Near R.R. Station 741-7300

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O'DONNELL PERCY (HERMAN 86'/j Broad,Street, Red Bank Broad and Reckless PI. 20 BROAD STREET Quick Results HOME DELpEBY On? Want 741-0O1P f JUIN OR SHINE • -0' * - : / - 741. || 10 NIGHT , Copxrlght-Tbe.Red Bank Register, inK 1966. J 40c PER WEEK SECOND NEWS SECTION .'"IV. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1966 7c PER COPY By Strathmore Flier School Referendum Rapped JASkedjQLSXjglain;the pp to_elect twe^newjjoard members more to realize that they are be- gy l battle over tomorrow's $2.5 mil- Gilbert said that if the same seeking a referendum defeat only before the flnaT~buiiaing~pIinsT lion school construction referen- plans are submitted to voters a to resubmit the same plans, Mr. are voted upon." who desire power in the communi- dum is going down to the wire new referendum can be sched- Gilbert pointed out that another In his statement, Mr. Schwartz- ty. I ask them to ask them-, as trustees of the Strathmore Civ- uled at the same time board portion of the flier states: bach declared: selves and their neighbors if they ic Association issued a weekend elections are held in February. "It means that you will be able "I implore the people of Strath- belong to this association." flier calling for a bond issue de- Having commented earlier that feat. membership in the association is Teacher Irving Schwartzbach, virtually non-existent and that Strathmore resident and former Trustees' Position Opposed three of the six trustees "can candidate for the Regional Board decide policy and announce it as of Education, promptly called up- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The Strath- He said the trustees believe the member- the decision of the association," on Strathmore residents to ig- more Civic Association, as a body, has not ship would agree with them on the issue but he concluded: nore the flier. approved the position taken by its trustees conceded that this would not be a certainty "Do not follow the lead of peo- Distributed under the masthead against the proposed school bond issue. without a meeting and a vote. ple who are afraid to sign their names." of the Strathmore Observer, of- Theodore Endresen, association president The flier was printed as the Strathmore fical publication of the SCA. the and member of the Board of' Trustees, ad- 'Observer' under the heading . "A Publica- He referred to the fact that flier claims that defeat of the mitted last night that the board) acted with- the November issue of the Ob- referendum will not substantially tions of the Strathmore Civic Association." server, which also called for "no" out concurrence of the general membership, Mr. Endresen said in his opinion the delay the school building pro- in putting out a weekend flier (asking for a votes, did not carry the official gram. trustees acted properly "since we are elected ' masthead, just as the flier does defeat of the bond issue. by the association." not. The masthead lists officers Observer Editor Eugene M.Cop- He further admitted that there has been pola referred questions on the The cost of associaton publications is of the association and names of filer to Franklin Gilbert, board no general membership meeting since April. paid for out of association funds. the Observer's editorial staff. CUSTODIAN OF THE KETTLE? — Three Red Bank service clubs have again volun- candidate and advocate of a ref- teered members to take their turns at the Salvation Army's kettles in the business erendum defeat. district during fhe Christmas stfason. Brigadier John Fahey is shown briefing, left to Mr. Gilbert said the flier was prepared by the association's right, Mark D. Turner, manager of Molly Pitcher lnn< for the Kiwanis Club; John Hum* Board of Trustees, from which of Red Bank Hardware for Rotary. Club, and. Joseph F. Hunter of the Ray Van Horn x Foreign Relations Group he resigned Nov. 1. Asked if he Agency for the Lions Club. The Christmas, kettle program, which will provide cheerier could explain what is meant by Christmases for the area's needy, started Friday and will continue through Christmas the claim that the. building pro- Eve. Harold B. Millward, president of Red Bank Savings and Loan Association, is chair- man. ' (Register Staff Photo) May Split on War Policy Storms WASHINGTON (AP) — Repub- of the GOP members who out- Democratic and five Republican | committee or an opening on the 9 licans hold the cards which could rank Coojper in length of senate posts. commerce committee, where divide the influential Senate for- service already x seem - set - with Percy, a busiaessman, could there will be a vacancy unless eign relations committee equally the committees of their choices. fall heir in the shuffle to a place the present 12-6 lineup is Expect 'Grand Coalition in between critics and supporters of As the committee now stands, on the banking and currency changed. g President Johnson's Viet Nam it has 10 members who have giv policies in the new Congress. en general support of Johnson's Their Senate ranks increased Viet Nam course and nine wh< To Govern in Germany Midwest by three in the Nov. 8 election, have been critical at times o: BONN (AP) — West Germany's strong enough to overcome the, By The Associated Press" Republican leaders are expected the President's actions. Coopei chancellor, with West Berlin's falls in the latter category. two largest parties—the Christian opposition. '; mayor, Willy Brandt, as vice Rain turned to snow and lashed to demand greater party repre- Democrats and Social Democrats the nation's mldsection today and sentation on foreign relations Other Requests Seen Hie coalition would have 447 chancellor and perhaps foreign Republicans also probably wi —are expected to join in a "grand minister. Brandt heads the So- icy winds drove temperatures and other important committees. coalition" to govern the country seats in the Bundestag, with the Democrats now outnumber the be asking for larger representa- remaining 49 seats belonging to cialist party. down. tion .on the armed services com' despite opposition within the So- The snow, centered over the up- GOP 13 to 6 on the foreign rela- cialist rank and file. the free Democrats, former coali- Some Socialist leaders opposed tions group headed by Sen. J. W. mlttee, headed by Sen. Richard to the coalition with the Christian per Great Lakes region, fell from Socialist members of the Bun- tion partners of the Christian Fulbright, D-Ark. Under the new B. Russell, D-Ga., where thej Democrats. The Socialists have Democrats suggested that the So- Wisconsin order to help King Hussein, but lifted. But young demonstrators Nastasio commended 13-year-old onlght. and ordered Mr. Rooke to the tank in with some kind of bar- Terry ran to his own home and fessor, said in part "your extra- he report was not confirmed gathered in streets filled with Terry Rawls of 82 Grant Ct. told his mother, Mrs. Pauline mural utterances have been such The administration of Mayor 'abate all violations" on the rier, if a violation Is found. ilsewhere. property within 48 hours. Saturday for his quick action Rawls. He then ran to the Thom- as to raise grave doubts concern- Frederic Messina has had its In the meantime, Mr. Rooke Jordanian troops and armored rubble from previous distur- which saved , five children who as apartment and with his mother Ing your fitness as an educational Shrewsbury Ave, broom In mo- Mr. Ropkc said he granted the •will testify tonight with regard :ars surounded the northern bances, troops moved in and the were home alone when fire broke carried the youngsters out of the officer. Your continued releases :ion for several years in an ef- body shop an extension to the cto a complaint he signed against own of Nablus and two nearby curfew was renewed. out In their Grant Court apart- smoke-filled apartment. to the press cannot be accepted ort to make this borough's side end of the month, Wednesday, to 'the Jay-Dee Texaco Station, 423 :amps of Arab refugees — from ment. . Seven fire companies respond- as evidence, of the competency if that thoroughfare ratable-rich complete work on several cars. Shrewsbury Ave. 'alestine after dispersing dem- Notice When the work Is done, Mr. At 10 o'clock Friday night ed to a call placed by Mrs. In style, coherence, conciseness, md tidy. The complaint alleges n viola- mstrators. A curfew that had The Borough of Keansburg'De- Rawls. Assistant Fire Chief accuracy, logic, etc. . .one would . Storage Tank Craig will close his doors and tion of the borough trash and de- caled off the city for six days Terry was riding his-bicycle look for another location, he said. partment Heads, will submit their down Central Ave. toward Liber- William DeLlaa said that the fire expect from a professor of En- One of its targets has been a bris 'ordinance in that it has al- was lifted for a short time In the budget request for the year 1067 ty St. when he saw what he started in a mattress on the sec- glish. Through yoiif public state- torage tank' on the property of The fate of the elevated tank lowed an accumulation of old lum- morning, then put into effect to the Mayor and Council, at a ond floor. Damage* was confined ments.you have exhibited a com- rank LoPrestl at 411 Shrews- Is more uncertain, however. May- ber, auto parts, unregistered au- again. thought was steam coming from plete lack of restraint, even public hearing Wednesday, No- •n apartment occupied• b••y- Mr. to the mattress In addition, to ury Ave. Mr. LoPrestl has an or Messina said Friday that coun- rtos, building materials and, co-in- The town of Hebron in the vember 30, at 8 pirn, at the Mu- and some smoke damage to the apart stretching them to the border of elevated tank and a tank truck cil's resolution to. abate all viola- eldcntally, an oil tank, which the outh had armed patrols on every and Mrs. Charles Thomas llbelous statements." nicipal Buildln, Church St., C. B. their five children, Kevin, 7; Do- ment. on the tract, and leases the build- tions Included use of tho tank, complaint sayB is leaking. ilock. The mosque, shops and Blum, Municipal Manager.—Adv. lb 0H J*» fwt, place "Kelp Nov. 28, 1966 Red Bank |w«*ed" «b to Tbt Daily R Needle HeacU Fair If avail ffejnoerats THK DAILY Neighborhood Association PMR HAVEN -Jack . speech **t«* WM P>becil. reported on n the Manning PI. side of the toria Hotel. store. Let us save you money, worry Hid Confidence Donald Johnson was named At 8:10 a.m. Clarence C. Dr. Sheehan headed the lead- vice president. John Fitzpatrick imlth, 322 Carr Ave., called po- space. Our new boilers wt efficient, was elected financial secretary, ership campaign last year which ice to report that an iron picket dependable and comptct Fuel-MVinf • HUMAN RELATIONS and Joseph Mahon is recording raised almost 20 per cent of the ence near his garage on Fran- GOING TO I economy. Lifetime cast Iron construe- secretary. Edward Whitford i total alumni giving for the col-:is PI. had been damaged. Po- • INCREASED INCOME the unit's treasurer. lege. He is one of five brothers ice reported the fence was THE cmr? I tion. Smartly-styled steel jackets for Alsb named were John Teel- who attended Manhattan and oosened and bricks were broken II finished basements. Cell us owrt. • EFFECTIVE SPEAKING ing, 'chairman of the standing now has two sons on- the River- off the wall.- Damage was esti- committee; Martin Durkin, sen- dale campus. They are George, mated at more than $500. tinel, and James Fleming, mar- a senior history major, and Patrolman Eugene Bennett is FIRST shal. Installation of officers will Timothy, a sophomore English n charge of the investigation. take place in January. major. GO BY BUS! The next division meeting will Dr. Sheehan's successor as Airport Plan, Hwy. 36, Hariet, N. J. SESSION take place in the Knights of Co-chairman will be Dr. James Don- Commissioned lumbus Home here Dec. 18. aldson, chief of surgery at Lenox U.S. ARMY, Germany — Al- and Keansburg Terminal Hill Hospital, who like Dr. fred T. Clark, 23, son of Mr. 24 TRIPS DAILY TO N.Y.C. and Mrs. Alfred C. Clark, 71 Bor- Two Hurt When Auto Sheehan, is a former Jasper 13 TRIPS DAILY TO NEWARK DALE CARNEGIE Hits Retaining Wall cross-country runner. Dr. Donde- n St., Shrewsbury, N. J., was aldson was a member of the 1921promoted to.Army first lieutenant 264-9828 — 787-0066 — 787-9676 SEA BRIGHT*— Two persons team, the first Manhattan squad in Germany where he is a mem* Free Parking ' COURSE were injured when their car to take an IC4A title. ber of the U.S. Army Garrison, struck a'fetaining wall just south Bad Hersfeld Subdistrict. of the Highlands-Sea Bright Lt. Clark entered the Army in bridge early Saturday. Urges Zip Code October, 1965, and arrived over- Leonardo Terminal The driver, Arthur E." Lawes CHARTER MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28th 7 P.M. seas In December, 1965. He grad- 291-9623 Jr. of Tennis Court La., RumUs- e on All Mail uated in 1981 from Red Bank, MOLLY PITCHER INN son, was treated for cuts at SERVICE RUMSON — Postmaster Oscar N. J. High School and received a 24 TRIPS Red Bank. Rt. 35 Monmouth Medical Center, Long bachelor of arts degree from Rut- DAILY TO N.Y.C. AVAILABLE Branch. His passenger, John C. Benson has urged area residents Plus Installation to include the postal ZIP code on gers University in 1965. He is a 13 TRIPS DAILY Pboaen Clip this Ad, bring to a PREVIEW MEETING and receive Tate of 18 Hillcrest Rd., Fair Haven, was treated at the hospi- all Christmas mail, on both the member of Lambda Chi Alpha TO NEWARK 291-1300 a FREE COPY of one of DALE CARNEGIE'S books. address and return address. fraternity. tal and later admitted to Patter- 291 -9623 • OFFICE • son Army Hospital, Fort Morj- He reminds that the U.S. posta 291-1300 with system will process mote than 8 10 Wayi This Course Will Benefit Men and Women: mouth, in fair condition Sister Mary Laura Free Parking 127 OAKLAND ST. face and head cuts. billion pieces of mail during the 1. Iww P*IM am) Ca» i. TUBk Bid IpMk •• coming Christmas season. He Among Essay Judges Yaw ha» suggested three ways to speed RED BANK — Sister Mary RED BANK, N. J. *. SpM> 1. CoMnl N» mi Warry N. J. Podiatry Society's up delivery: Shop early, mail *. fell t«nll mi 1am t. la a (altar CaavanaHauKil Laura of the Red Bank Catholic li ». Dmalap Yaw HhMaaj Symposium Wednesday early and use the ZIP code. High School English Department 747-2706 | «. (• TMT M WMI Any Abimin NEW BRUNSWICK Dr. Mr. Benson said the special will be a judge of local entries NEW YORK* KEANSBURG s. 10. (an Hid SaHar Jab, John Crisenti, Asbury Park, is a Christmas postage stamp depict- in the Lions International Peace "your modernlxatloB ing Memling's "Madonna and Essay Contest. ! LONG BRANCH BUS LINE member of the N. J. Podiatry beadqiMrfera" PHONE OR WRITE FOR Society's annual symposium com- Child with Angels" is now on Her name was inadvertently LITERATURE OR PRE-ENROLLMENT mittee. sale at Sea Bright, Locust and omitted from a list of judges in The session will take place in Rumson post offices, as well a a story here Friday. I by Rutgers University's Institute of most others. He estimated thai •.it,(a, LEADERSHIP & SALES TRAINING INSTITUTE N. J. Microbiology Wednesday. The 110,000 copies of the issue will day-long meeting is to be spon- be sold locally. Box 1345 Plainfield, N. J. Phone 753-9356 sored by the society and Rut- The original, an oil painted on gers' Extension. Division. wood, dates to about 1480. CHRISTMAS Baby Portrait Sale! See Your Child in Black & White Plus Living Color.

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Bring alt rh* children under 12-1 8x10, only What'd you expect us 981, each child taken singly or 1 8x10 Group only $1.00 per child. You'll see the cutest expressions and profes- to put our Overhead Cam Six in? sional poses captured by our friendly lady photographer. Select from finished pictures, NOT PROOFS I . Finished 8x1 Os in black and white, plus 5x7*. and wallers in black and whit* and living An ordinary car? T color will be shown for your approval ot unbe- lievably low pricei. DON'T MISS IT! —BRING A FRIEND 6 Jr revolutionary 165-hp OHC 6 Is so revolutionary we had We even offer a 215-hp version that makes' a lot of big to do something special with It So we made it standard V-8s seem awfully extravagant. Whlcff Is why we say, In all Tempests and LeMans. with a 6 like this who needs an 8? Tuesday, Nov. 29 and Wednesday, Nov. You see, It was Inspired by those famous overhead cam Incidentally, a four-way hazard Warning flasher, backup engines In expensive European sports cars. With a few 30th. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Lunch Hour 1 lights, and GM's energy absorbing steering column are Pontlac refinements, of course. some of the safety features also standard in all Tempests p.m. to 2 p.m. ' • That's why it'll keep running and running until some- and Le Mans. So how can you possibly resist seeing your body turns It off. And with a power reserve for express- Pontlac dealer right now?' way passing you'd normally expect from a V-8, PonUac 67/Rjde the Wide-Track Winning Streak MIDDLETOWN LITTLE SILVER RASSAS BROTHERS MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER LITTLE SILVER SHOPPING CENTER 395 BROAD STREET, RED BANK HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN PROSPECT AVE., LITTLE SILVER Momlay, Nov. 28. 1966—15 tOST AND JE0U3D IAST AND FOUND PUBUC NOTICE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AIHXM FOR SM£ THE DAILY RZGISTEfi COKE* OB CHJJN«? UH BVUE VOUCIWAOEH ft «t rauoatfe!* nut*. —• DESTKSTKX DTX roRne - Dcsmx mrzKMam TO TAJCAJCT OVXB PAKTSU TO TAKE OVER PA I -oa Kiffomnnfo n turn ram SALE U? YOUR HOME KH. ttncu-?, CHCVBAMCn — -1. turns*. —' - JWTW TO im rttrm HtMXf -aew. »«««- fti «JV) tratf >w -mxA *r 14W JO/Kir. CI1SIOU %X MUBBK Mat nmi, •nia.Uitxr par .* f/« «S CvtHtjltMe, WMU, tat-dr. top, you t •asi* Ml-KSH, *r. Bu<**t **i£i, *,««• *»il*«. I'Kf w/tnm. , xunaiy, '>JJ JO:, JV«J*- m-»8 -™-» —^ —,-- Fair BiKijr. M«" pm" fat*. «*a TRAVEL — TRANSPORTATION i»6i CORVAIR MONZA — ts.cKWjnii". White with green Interior. Bucket «eaU. le™ let Ave., !»1-U<« AtUnUe Wf»- «71-18H., • Sat AT THESE Aukimatlc Uansmlaslon. > Tinted wind- FORD — Falrlane IML Low mllea J. WANTED—lidy passenjor to share ex »3» JAGUAR,— XK150, good condition, Reaaonable. Call alter 4:30 p.m. 222-tir" abt %ze fsr^ssssr peases. Leaving lor West Palm Beach ehleld, radio and heater. Windihleld le", baek-up liihtj. vinyl Interior. Ex-. or Lake Worth, Florida, around mid- wipera. A»ktor taW. ttl-OKSt. low mileage. Call after S p.m. 13T0. <:ellent condltlonTVery reasonable. Can die of Dec. MZ4M7, 741-3U3 evea. CEEAT STATION CAK — Volk»w»r.en be aeen weekdaya s after 6 P-m-. a™ 1065 RENAULT M—Four-doo^. Beauti- PONTTACS - DEBIKE DJTERliBTED 1957. Dependable, no up-keep. S293. all day Sat. ighantd Sun. 16 Orchard St.. ful blue. Complete with rally itrlpei, W,rtil«yi, call «fl«r > p.m. 741-0042. Rd.), In Mlddlelown. SPECIALS! automatic transmlsilon, dl>c brakei, PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY- Riverside Heights (ofl K»ve«lnk River EACOASJ AUTOMOTIVE MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS- I860 OLDSMOBILB1 — Super 88 con- radio, beater, whltewalli, bucket aeati, 1964 CHEVROLET — Chevelle, Mallbi AUTOS FOR SALE •eat belta and a grayish black vinyl CALL MR. SHELLY. S12-2414. MON- Super Sport convertible. Call After ' vertible. Ail power. $450 or best offer. Interior.. All this plul 33 miles to the UOUTH MOTORS. AUTHORIZED pm; 747-2211.' Cell alter 6 p.m. 5M-2338 IBB* IJIPAUl SPORT DEMONSTRA- gallon: Original owner. Only $950. 1859 RAMBLER — Super. Gray, clean. 'RENAULT 1958 — Four-door, auto- TOR COUPE. — FANTASTIC SAV- Call 77«-9 One owner. S1200. Radio, heater, private party. Economi- wood. Full power. Aiklni S200. Call CALL MB. SHELLY. M2-MU, MOM- terlor. Elght-cyllnder, automatic. DOW' cal second Car. 741-4355. '65 CHEVROLET MOUTH: MOTOM. AUTHORIZED er »eat 11150. Call 741-3227 after 6 p.m 22B-1016. ImpglgV-I. Convtrtlblt. Pavnr steer- 1965 CADILLAC (More Classified Ads ing, radlOi heater. * i AAI» AUTOS.FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Gorgenus white convertible. Red leathei On The Next Page) Automatic trans. . $ | 895 OVER 100 SELECT LATE Interior, AH onwpr. showroom cond Uon. *3,4JO. Call 842-0786 after 6 p.m.

AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE _n__- , JHODELCftRS •••*••••••• CHEVROLET Easy Terms—• Homeowner Specials 1966 •k * v* «r;t Hardtop. AW6SMIIC transmission. - A • ^AI- LEFTOVER JYOU WON'T BE* Radio, hMlv. $ I 795 '67 Mustang 2295 '65 Pontiac St'r Ch'f 2395 CHEVROLET Full powtr, vinyl top 2 dr. Hardtop. Full power. AtaFortDealBrJg^UsedCarlot! m ABLE TO RESIST j '65 Cadillac 4395 '65 Chrysler. Imper'l 2995 CARS AND THIS BEAUTY | Ftwtwwd, vinyl top, loodtd with Air cond. All the txtroi. TRUCKS! 1965 FORD * alt' Hie; extras. Llkt A»W. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE '65 CORVAIR '65 Chevy Impala ....1995 ^Fairlana hardtop. 8-eylindar.TC Mortra Convertible. iteMd trantmls- •^Automatic »ran«. P o w e f* '65 Cadillac Sedan ..4195 2 dr. Hardtop. Full powtr. HUGE !io, htattr. $1475 DtVllli, olr cond., wllti lull power, •Ksfeerihg. »l«°5. Call Lou^ : beoutlful car. '64 Chevy Impala ....1795 THREE-WAY GUARANTEED SAVINGS '65 Cadillac Conv. ..4195 4 dr. Hordtop. Air conditioned. USED CARS Air cond, with full power* btoutlful McCAR+hy * TOWS FORD car. '64 Chevelle Malibu 1495 CHEVROLET •64 CHEVROLET All power. **200 Hwy. 35, Keyport^ •60 FORD S 395 '64 COMET $1295 '66 COMET $2095 1st Ava. Atlantic Highlands Impflla. J-dr.; Hardtop. Aulomollc 264-1600 . : " '64 Cadillac 2695 Fairlana "500". "404" station wagon, auto. Villager Station wagon, auto. 271-1 101 trans. Radio, htflttr, 2 dr. Hardtop, Full powtr. '64 Chevy: ...1695 powtr steering. Wagon. All power. 4-dr., auto., P.St. (I block from Hwy. 36) '63 CHEVROLET $1250 •64 T-BIRD $2095 '62 FALCON $ 595 '65 Buick Elecfra ...2695 '64 Buick Skylark ....1695 Impala Station wagon. Full powar. 28 Air cond., oil powtr, wlndowi, Station wagon, automatic. Automatic, power steering. , Convertible. All automatic. '66 FORD $2295 '64 FALCON $ 795 '64 FORD $1350 GaUxie "500",2 and 4-dr. •63 PONTIAC '65 Chrysler 300 .„... 2595 '6,6T-Bird .3995 Two-door sedan. Galaxie "500". hardtops, low' mileage. Air conditioned, powtr windows Convertible, auto., P.St. Cotallm. 2-dr. Hardtop. 'Hydrs.stick' 2 dr. Hardtop. Full powtr. and seats. Like new. Irons. Power sVHrlng. • i **> '62 FORD $ 850 '66 FORD $2495 Radii, heater. 51 095 Galaxia "500". '65 FORD $1550 Galaxia "500" XL. TEST DRIVE '66 Ford Falcon...:.. 1895 '66 Pontiac Catalina 3195 Four-door, auto., P.St. Custom "500", six-eyl. 2-dr. HT, auto., P.St. 4 dr. Hardtop. Full power. Station, full power, one owner. Two-door, auto., P.St. '63 FORD $ 895 THE MAN'S GAR •64 FORD $1595 '65 T-BIRD $2495 :65 Mustang .....1895 '63 Chevy Impala .,..1595 Fairlana "500". Full power. V4, powtr itnrlng. iH ttill ont. • 4-dr., \M, oulomotlCr radio and Two-door hardtopi Automatic Six-passenger Country Squire. CHEVROLET ^heater, powor iteerlnB..:._ _ Automatic, power steering, '64 CADILLAC $2595 Impalo V* *4r. Sedan. Power itttr- •63 COMET $ 895 •63 T-BIRD $1595 Ing. Rodle, lwrter> # I I oc ^5 ford . 2395 '611 Cadillac Conv. .1495 Coup*, air condition ad, 1967MERCURY Custom four-door. , Squlr* Station. Wagen, like new. All power, extra sharp; low mileage Landau, full power. Automatic tram. •II TO Automatic, power staering. •65 MUSTANG $1695 '64 LINCOLN $2795 '63 CHEVROLET $ 995 Contiental four-door. Convertible, auto., P.St. Convartibla. Air conditioned. '65 FORD $1795 '63 CHEVROLET •56 T-BIRD $ 995 Galaxia "500", 2-dr. HT. "66 CADILLAC $4595 Full powar, two tops. Automatic, power steering. Coupe deVille, air cond. M Air Wagon. Power stterlna' 4EAC0AST Automatic tram. • '63 FORD $1050 '65 CHEVROLET $1995 Radio, haahr. NEW 1966 AUTO SALES Galaxia "500". Impala 2-dr. hardtop. RIGHT PRICE — RIGHT LOCATION — Four-door, auto., P.St. Auto., P.St., air conditioned MERCURY COMETS of RED BANK RIGHT SERVICE v IMMEDIATE DELIVERY — LOCAL BANK : 61 THUNDERBIRD CALL 741-1234 774-3103 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER FINANCING" 2-dr. Hardtop. Powtr ttMrlng. Rodlo, heater. Automatic £ Corner Newman Springs Rd. and Bridge Ave. tram. Powt r windows. Serving New Jersey Over 41 Yean MOUNT- ENGLISH ENGLISH MOTORS' MAPLE AVE. 747-4545 RED BANK SINCE J.9Q4 MONMOUTH & MAPLE AVE., RED BANK—741 - 6000 '61 FORD Open Evenings — Except Wednesday and Saturday. •' This car Oala'xli. Mr. Stden. Pawir steer- BIG CARS ing. Rodlo, heater, ' has passed oytomonc tram. our 16.point safetyand FOR SALE... performance test. (PREVIOUS OWNERS AUTO ,— TRUCKS — GOT IDE BUG!) . - t ,'56 CHEVROLET •They've pasted the 16-point Safety and Per- tM Tan Utility formance Inspection and been completely over- hauled and reconditioned. $775 .We're so sure of them we guarantee 100% SELECTED CARS the repair or replacement of all major mechanical parts* for 30 days or 1,000 miles. NO MONEY DOWN! LOW BANK RATES If it's hard to find used domestic used cars in 1st PAYMENT NEXT YEAR! NO ONE REFUSED better shape than ours, it's because it's hard to find \'63 WILLYS a used VW'guarantee better than ours. Vr Everyone's Credit Good Here! it 'angina • transmission • reir ail* - front axle assemblies Bank will finance the amounts listed below. brake syitem • electrical system '66 PONTIAC •62 CHEVY •61 CHRYSLER . $595 Sta. Wgn. 2-dr. HT. DISCOUN $2690 F'llyeq'pd. ; 'Full pwr. $490 1961 OLDSMOBILE 19M CHEVY '6SQHEVY •62 CHEVY '61 FALCON M Sadan, bUclc. $/QC Corvair Moma. 2-dr. Sdn. fdoor «mr HAQI. * black F'lly eq'pd. < F'llyeq'pd. Fullpowar. 073 ON ALL NEW F'llyeq'pd. •PU7U CHEVROLET •64 FALCON •62 FORD '60 CADILLAC Vi Ton; Porte) SI.. Wgn. MATft Gal. Conv. Convertible CQQA Fully eq'pd lUfU F'liyeq'pd. F'llyeq'pd. ^0711 $1095 1963* CHEVROLET 1965 MUSTANG "64 CHEVY •62 FORD •60DESOTO Imp.l. 2-dr. SIOCA Convertible. **>»' C70C HT, black; laWU Sold. '1695 1966 OLDSMOBILES F'lly eq'pd. ' F'llyeq'pd. «l»f 73 F'llyeq'pd. •64 FORD •62 FORD 60 CHEVY Sto. Wgn. Sla.Won. C70A Impala •66 CHEVROLET Convertible F'lly eq'pd. F'lly sq'pd. S»l 7U Full pwr. $690 1* Ton Pickup. 3» V-t Engine. I 1965 PONTIAC You can save 24% Custom cab. Powtr t IOOC 1963 CHEVY II HURRY! HURRY! steering. Llkt new. - * I WO | Tampest. FOR 4dr sedan. SQCA $ CALL BUck, RtH. Modal 235. 1795 WE HAVE ONLY INSTANT Standard. R&H., auto. this week only; plus NOW 741-6778 CREDIT O.K. 63 OL*bs '61 CADILLAC •60 RENAULT 1963 FORD 1965 MUSTANG get high trade-in 4-door 4-door Dauphlne S00A KITS ON F'lly eq'pd. $1275 F'lly eq'pd. Fully eq'pd Z7U 2 plui 2. $ Ranch wagon. Faitback. Radio, haater. Whit., auto. 1795 '63 FORD '61 FORD '59 CADILLAC Chevrolet i-daor Convertible allowance for your 4 F'lly eq'pd. F'llyeq'pd. F'llyeq'pd. *WTU

USED CAR LOT LEFT TO SELL! •62 RENAULT '61 CHEVY '59 LINCOLN 1963 DODGE 1964 BUICK Douphlne F'llyeq'pd. O/QA Continental Sedan. Convertible Rt. 36 at Monmouth Re»d present car. Shop at Fully eq'pd 5490 Sta. Wgn. 8500 NfiW SHREWSBURY OPEN MON., TUES., THURS. AND.JFRI. 'TIL,? P>M. , 365 MAPLE AVE. (Route 35) RED BANK I HELP WANTED-FEMA1E HELP WANTED-MALS 16—Monday, Nov. 28, 1966 AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOB SALE MOBILE BOMBS HELP WMiTED-TEMALE THEJ3AILY REGISTER'" tixmuotmt-um H***UV, »• mm tmmrm — can LADIES ua rows nil), b |)>"jjt room, miMoiraJJ NEWSPAPER ft/. *1 ton. T«Jw mm tmim*t& MM urn* srerk. Sara ft (a;,»*» **»* fg ^8Sa ymir «*»• Oat,at, C*n,C*n, i&UU, Mt- ADVERTISING AUTOS FWSAJJ? IM< HOtS, — Cjo»«rUW«. Blue, into- TJl Art, tJU. U), RM AuA, ">{V >wer m SEWING MACHINE OHLT »M0i ttM Rambler station was- 19*3 FORD — ax ertlodtr. etttodu Bank. WAI YOBS) — Stuxlajrd. Dep»M mm* SALESMAN oo. Good condition. Automatic shift transmission. 13 miles per «al. Radii t In aood coodlUon. HOT firm, OPERATORS WANTED-MALE VOLKSWAGEN — UK. White. EXPERIENCED. tnnoif. SHOP. The' »aliy Register fcas an openiir food tlm,' two* new snow Urea. Call heeler, new tin*, ftterlol• like nei miles. AU-FM radio. Excellent condl HOLLY miX on iU> Classified Advertising gna# T&-3344 nnr < p.m. vinyl ami carpettnt;. MM. Mt-32«». lion. 11499. 747-1216. Ill WXCKS PAID VACATIONS. OUTSIDE 8AUCSMAN - FuU or part- PONTIAC 1855 — Four-door, automata UOBLUC HOME BALKS GE SPORT*- lime. Communion plus bonus. Sam for a career-minded yairng man.. MUSTANG — 19S5 convertible. V-«. Excellent condition. S3.000 orll New and Uied AVB.. RED from V3> to 1560 per sale. Draw and This Is an excellent opnortunljy in AUTOS FOR'SALE Dark green, white top. black Interior miles. 842-1071. Complete line ot 12* widei. FMturtai expense! eJter SO days. Cil am-2007. a position that is .creative and onirt AUTOS FOR SALE Standard transmission, radio, heatei Holiday Cottac* and Holldar Manor stimulating challenges. CHEVROLET—1M2 Station Waion. N with excluiive baseboard hot water LINING MAKHH — To work at home. aBNERAL, AUIBTANT VOR FUNER- 11.45a firm. Owner. 7«7-<27T. money down. Take over payment 10.40 heaL Other model! on dlaplay. Open Good wagea. Must be experienced and AL HOME — Man between ages 25 1959 OLDSMOBILE — Full power. 8' 9 a.m. — > p.m. dally. Bat. to 6 p.m. Rt.have factory eewing machine. Write The man we seek muit be neat la per weik. BELMONT MOTORS, 3S3 35, South Ajnboj. 721-M58. and 45. Reply 8.T. Box 510. Red Bank. appearance, conscientious and will-, per 88. Excellent condition. Asking »1 Maple Ave., (Rt. 35), Kid Bank. 741- •AM". Box 920. Red Bank. N.J. ing to work hard to establish a 72-OMM. 6778. WANTED — Responsible woman to solid future. A dependable automo- MJSTIN HEALEY — 3000. Model MK witch children In my home, 9 to 3. bile Is necessary. LM2. Soft top, tonneau, wire wheel* FORD—1966 Galaxle 5TM. Two-dooi WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Mon. through Frl. Union Betch area. GROCERY CLERKS •adlo, disc brakes and D«Norman Vlll hardtop. Full J»«er. TAKE , OVEI We offer aelary plus bonuses, paid >verdrlve. 741-5037. PAYMENTS 0^14.80 per week. BON USED CARS — StaUon wagoni. pick- Full-time Pert-time DEU AUTO SALES, RL 35, Neptui upi. Crown (Opposite Two Guyl), Mid- vacation-end liberal fringe benefits. FRIENDLY I9«l CADILLAC—Sedan DeVllIe. A 774-6I0O. dtetown. 671-9S44. Mr. Dwyer. NURSES - INDUSTRIAL DAY SHIFT . NIGHT SHIFT If you meet the,e qusllflcatlpnl lower. Factory air, radio, heater, gol Full Union Benefits, steady Hatching. Interior, $895. 741-0910. OLDSMOBILE — 1963 Four-door. _ OXT CASH TOR IOUB FORIION — and are seeking a rewarding drear, money down. Take over payment f8.90 AIIBRICAN — AND SPORTS CARS Immediate openings available lor APPLV: Foodtown, 12( Mtln St., Mtta- cell today to arrange for a p«r- 3OMET — 1960. Kour-door, stx-cylli per week. BELMONT MOTORS, 363 AT MONMOUTH MOTOnS. ma, Hwy. the U-12 shift on Saturday and Sun- wan, N. J. tonal Interview. ler. radio and heater. Excellent co: Maple Ave. (Rt. 35), Red Bank. 741- ». Eatomawn. M1-M14. da/ for Nuraei with New Jeney OAR WASHERS — Three opening! for lltlon. *395. 542-0290. B7T8. ReglBtratloa. Modern and expand- full time men. Excellent wages, oa- MONEY SAVING ing plant with excellent UcllIUet. THE DAILY REGISTER 957 OLDSMOBILE 98 — Two-doc MUSTANG 1966—2-door hardtop. Mlsl fhe-job training. Apply Country ludser, rdtop. All power. Good condltloi blue exterior and matching Interlo: AUTO PARTS — REPAIRS " Apply In Person Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. . OO.eall-741-8191.- Fwlly *nulpned. No Enoney down. TAK AMERICAN CAN COMPANY WE ARE LOOKING FOR a lubrication OVER PAYMENTS ofTO.W per wee MOTOR = 8 ryltnier automatic. 1M1 man, experienced preferred, salary 741-0010 LBS3 BONNEVILLE PONTIAC — Fou: BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt 35, Ne Llncolo, runa good. Call ^ CllffwbodAveVCIliiWotM! 5M-4088 veui loor. A-l. Moving, must sell. All po< 671-18H. ». 747-2428. tune. 774-6700. An equal opportunity employer Aik for Mr. deorit Ma9«r CADILLAC—1982 Sedan EeVIUe. Fu! SLIGHTLY USED—Allen Iniltton ana- WRITERS — Non fiction. Education, ALSO OPE^^INO AVAILABLE for ex- CADILLAC — 1963 Coupe DeVill lyst with scope and attachment. Pay- perienced mechanic will consider sal- DEALS power. No. money down. TAKE OVER etc., wanted for free lance assignments. GUARD WANTED Srougham. Starling Jet black, black li PAYMENTS of *12.90 per week. BEL- ment! arranged. Alk about other Items Cs.ll 531-4535. ary or flat rate. erlor. Factory air. Full power. TAK: MONT MOTORB, 363 Maple Ave., (Rt,also. M2-378S. Call 7*7-4809 JVER PAYMENTS of J14.7O per weel QUALIFIED DANCING TEACHER — Please see Mr. Wm. Grant, Service Between 0 and 1 p.m. •66 LEFTOVERS * JONDEU AUTO BALES, Rt. 35, Ne 35), Red Bank. 741-6778^ With some experience In tap ».nODOB LANCER •»• Floor »hitt $300 PAYMENTS of $16.90 per week. BON LARSON M—10" SCOW — W». lumber and mill work. Incentive basis. Permanent position with full (ring' 3all 2640767. DEU AUTO SALES, Rt. 35, Neptune Demonstrator — With Sails. SECRETARY Apply Mach Lumber Co.,- Etre Rd., enelltj. Contact personnel Cept., E1T .954 FORn — Four-door. Good coi 774-6700. MONMOUTH SAILING CENTER Hlghtstown, N.I. «o»-«8-H07. ervlew Hospital. 7412700, Elt. 224. UUon. Call MONMOUTH MARINA Executive Caliber CHRYSLERS CHEVROLET—1965 Two-door aeda 46 West St., Monmouth Beach. 222-3492. ALCOHOL BLENDER — Applr Laird SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — 741-5661 No money down. Take over payme For fast growing computer company. s> Company, Laird Rd., BcobervlUe. CATAMARAN SAILBOAT — 13', Must type and take shorthand. Sxoel- M2-O3U. Full time days. Apply Monmouth Strati 554 DODGE — V-8, automatic tram 19.80 per week. BELMONT MOTOR beam, and trailer. Hylon sail, blue. lent salary end company benefits. Call Chevron, Monmouth St., Red Bank. niHBlon. radio and heater. Two sno< 363 Mapla Ave., (Rt 35), Red Bank. S500. 840-4230. BALESMAN — Swimming pools, swim- 1965 'CHRYSLER New Yorker 4-dr. hardfop ....$239? res. (50. 542-4009. 741-8778. for appointment, IKTERDATA, FARM- OFFSET PRESSMAN WAKTBD INQPALB, N. J. (201)-t81-3M0. ming pool eupplies and related prod- ?ORD 1963—Falcon Futura convertlblt CHEVROLET 1965 — Convertible. Fu ucts. Must be under 30. Bales experi- Celt. 1965 CHEVROLET Impala 2-dr. Hardtop ...—$1999 ilx-cyllnder, automatic. Fully equipped power. Beige exterior and matchin BUSINESS NOTICES WAITRESSES — Experienced, over 21. ence not essential. Reply to P.O. Box 747-0495 Full or part-time. Year round. Apply 33, Shrewsbury. Vhlte with red Interior. No mone: interior. No money down. TAKE OVE1 In person only between 3 and 5 p.m. AUTOMOTIVB PARTS DISTRIBUTION lown. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS c PAYMENTS of S15.90 per week. BOI> PETERSON'S, 301 Shrewsbury Ave., MEN WANTED — For ganeral labor — Needs young men for delivery and 1965 VOLKSWAGEN Convertible ....$149? 17.90 per week. BONpEU AUTI DEU AUTO SALES, Rt 35, Neptu" ALUMINUM SIDING work. Apply Laird A Company, Laird iALES. Rt. 35, Neptune, 7746700. Red Bank. - Inventory control In Red Bank anfl 774-6700. - • All types of aldlni and roofing. Storm Rd., BcobeyrUle. 542-03U. Keansburc branches. Kindly «all N«T- PART-TIME SALESLADY — For lors Auto Parts. 201-1*15. 1963 CHEVROLET Impala Convertibt. $139? 3ADILLAC — 196L Four-door. 1 CHEVROLET—1964 Bel Air sedan. Ni window! and doors. Attics and cellars Lucy's outlet store. Three days. Thurs., CAR WASHERS — PART-TIME. noney down. Take over payment ?7. money down. Take over payment ?7.6 remodeled. Free estimate. Work guar- Frl. and Sat. »:30 to «. Apply In per-WEEKENDS. Must be 16 or over. Ex- >er week. BELMONT MOTORS, 363 per week. .BELMONT MOTORS, 361 anteed. 787-5081 or 787-2741). son, Lucy's Sportswear, 226 W. Front perience preferred, but not necessary. Service Station Attendant 1963 CHIRYSLER300_J=-:=^r===r~:::^% 139? laple Ave., (Rt. 35), Bed Bank. 741- Maple Ave., (RU 35), Red Bank. 741 Apply Country Budser Car Wash, Mid' 1778. • 8778. CLEAN COLLARS, YARDS, OARAGES 8t, Red Bank. Full time, permanent position. Top — HMve truck. Ltzht haullnf. Call efttr dletown. benefits. Apply to Personnel DepL FALCON FUTURA CONVERT MUSTANG 1965—Fully equipped. Two 3 p.m. 741-2141. SECRETARIES — one executive and 1961 FORD Station Wagon ...... % 69? IL.B — Good condition. All extrai door hardtop. Midnight blue exterlo: one secretary. Top salary ">*J>;j«: fOUNO MAN — over II, mgn school Sears, Roebuck and Co, 850 or beat offer. Call 741-4389. and matching Interior. No money down WHY TAKE FIRE CHANCES — Viola- flt«. Must be experienced. Call 229-MOO graduate, for full time work In a da- 500 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown tions corrected ,and removed. New 100and ask tor Mrs. Pugh. luxe shore area theater. .Starting aa 1959 PLYMOUTH ~_ .. $ 99 TAKE OVER ^PAYMENTS of $11.7' usher and all-around man. Excellent ALERT YOUNO MAN — for.Hock,' L9«4 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — Sea per week. BONDEU AUTO BALES, Rl amp. services Installed. All electric jells. Priced to sell. Call after 6 p.m repairs. SUt» license. 284-80M. opportunity for ambitious psrson to sales and delivery. Paint, wallpaper 187-1606. 35, Neptune, 774-6700. SECRETARY learn theater management. Write and artist materials. We will train you. 1959 PLYMOUTH Wagon , „ $ 49 PONTIAC—1986 OTO convertible. Ful BXCAVATINO — Backhoe, bulldozer. R.H "• Box 620. Red Bank. Must be permanent, have driven li- PONTIAC 1964—Grand Prix tiardtol power. No money down .TAKE OVER Laterals, pumping. All kinds of septic cense and reference.-.S70 to start Apply io money down. TAKE OVER PA1 PAYMENTS of *17.90 per week. BEL- tank work. Ben Bryan, 671-0585. Shorthand, typing and oilier Girl TREE CLIMBER — Experienced only. Colorest Co., mornings. 13 Broad St., 1964 CHEVROLET Impala 4-dr. hardtop $1699 MENT of *9.9O per week. BELMON Friday duties for sales manager. Full time. Call Cut and Care Tree Red Bank. MOTORS, 363 Maple Ave. & Rt. 31 MONT MOTORS. 363 Maple Ave., (Rt. Reply to Personnel Department, Service. 5(2-2085. Red Bank. 741-6778. 351, Red Bank. 741-6778. NEVER WAX FLOORS P. O. Box 550, Red Bank. MAN- PART-TIME — 6:30 10 7:10 PONTIAC 1965 — Catalina convertibl SHORT ORDER COOK — Experienced. am. Increase your Income by serving TL" I 1963 MG MIDGET — Excellent coi Midnight blue exterior with tnatchlni AGAIN! Apply Matawan Diner, an established morning newspsnr ltlon. Must sell, best offer. Call ~ Let Home Floor Specialists do that CLERK—TYPIST — For cashier-post- Hwy. 34, Matawan. Interior. Fully equipped. No mone: Ing department Full time position with route In Monmouth County. Call 74T- ser 6, 229-4822. down. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS oi job you really hate. Fast quality ser- YARDMAN — Must have driver's II 3399. _' J16.10 per week. BONDEU AUTC vice. Call 741-8252 today (or a. tree fringe benefits. 12 noon to 8 p.m., Mon- SEE IT NOW! 1958 OLDSMOBILE — V-8 engine. Goo estimate. day through Friday. Contact Personnel cenie. Apply at Henry L>uhrs Sea condition. Asking $280. Call 787-8*49 a BALES, Rt. 35, Neptune. 774-6700. Dept., Rlverview Hospital. 741-2700, Skiff. Inc., Rt. 25, Morgan, K. J. Call 4 MEN Ler 8 p.m. FORD — 1963 Four-door. No mone: OEOnOB JUETTNER JR., BUILDER Ext. 224. - 721-1082. SUICK 1065— Electra '225. four-noo dotfn. Take over payment 56.80 pel Hew homes, loom additions, basement, BEMI-RETIRED—To work as custodian To do rug a)i»mpooln» «nrf floor wu- 1967 i lardtop. Full power. Factory air. Blacl week. BELMONT MOTORS. 363 Maple attlo rooms, kitchen, garage repair! PLAYGROUND ATTENDANT — U:4i and alterations. 264-8598. 12;1S dally. Five days each week. »1 In retail store. Must furnish best of Inc. Piece work.' Must bt nwt und •xterior with matching Interior. No Av«.. (Rt 35). Red BanH. 741-6T78, per day. Call Keansburg Public School. references. For details apply to "B.P.," Hivt own car. Barn W0-«M W wM' noney down. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS Box 520. Red Bank. to »UrL Call 741-4014 for appolnlmtnt >C J16.90 per week. BONDEU AUTO PONTIAC 1966—Grand Prix. Full pow HOME OWNERS 787-2323. BARRACUDA iALES, Rt. 35, Neptune. 774-6700. er. Factory air. Dark green with blacl Would you believe you can have e, MreMIDDLE*—AGED- , single woman aa BARTENDER — Experienced. Steady interior. No money down. TAKE OVEI >lace Installed In your home for as housekeeper for seml-lnvalld. Llve-ln, work. Apply In peri on, except Tueiday, ENGINEERS PAYMENTS of J17.90 per week. BON jW as «995? 747-4479. CHARLES light housework and cooklns. 542-5132 after 6 p.m., 132 East River Rd. AUTOS FOR SA1E DEU AUTO SALES, RL 35, Neptune HOWER, MASON CONTRACTOR. Fin eves., S-0. Sat. and Sun. all day. RuniHon. Industrial engineers — MTU experience 774-6700. , places, a .speciality. In high speed electronic manufacturing. CADILLAC—1859 Four-door. No _mon« BANK CLERK MAN — To help in kitchen and learn Trenton, New Brunswick irtai _— NEW JERSEY'S FRIENDLY DEALER down.. Tak« over payment *3.8O pe ELECTRIC TRAINS REPAIRED — how to make pizza plei. six-day week, Monmoulli Oountr; too, T» •fiO.OOp.- "Clary's Electric Train Service", 137 Experienced bank clerk proficient with ntghts. Apply In person, except Te FEES PAID. • week. BELMONT MOTORS. 363 Mapl Riverbrook Ave., Llncroft. 747-9518. calculator required immediately in day. 132 Sa.it River Rd., Rumson. Ave., (Rt 35), Red Bank.. 741 our Elizabeth office. Consumer Credit 6778. LOCAL and LONG DI8TANCB MOV- Department. Oood working conditions. Mechanical Engineer—Expcrlene* with ING — Tree work. Fireplace wood. Many employee benefits. Salary com- LABORATORY TECHNICIAN sear train design lor tmaH prtvat* MUSTANG Odd Jobs. Reasonable. 741-0648, 741-7931. mensurate with experience. Contact Mr. research department of an InternAttoul TRUCKS FOR SALE Schartr, Summit A Elizabeth Trust Co., High school graduate Interested In lrm. To 912,000. FEE PAID. 135 Jefferson Ave., Elizabeth. 277-6200. learning the basics of ceramics, FEVER! \ TWO I960 Q.M.C. DUMP TRUCKS. EMPLOYMENT together with test method! and Conversion engineer—TV oriental. Na- N™ 40oa Both In excellent condition, HOME WORK procedures. Must be responsible tionally known broadcaatlnt company Call 22S-1553. HELP WANTED-FEMALE Full and part time telephone work and accurate. Salary and advance- wtnti to go all out color. To 111,000. 1 Experience not necessary. Salary plus ment In accordance with capabili- FEE PAID. -tho crowd of happy 1962 CHEVY * TON PICK-UP — Fou' MATURE WOMAN — Cook, clean, commission. Send address and phone ipeed. excellent condition. Evening;, 161 number to: LIGHT UNE INC. ties. Apply Atlantic Tile Manufac- MAURICE SCHWARTZ Bucklew Ave., Jamesburg. 521-1177. General housekeeping. Three children. turlng Co., Atlantic Ave., Matswan. Electronic Engineer—With experfeno* ft SONS. INT. |onat by getting this If451 References. Sleep In. 671-0072. 233 East e»-at. New York, N. production and development of «eml 1966 FORD F-100 PICKUP. Reo. Six MUTUAL FUNDS SALES — Also conductor!. Division of a AAA, com- SINCE 1919 hardtop. 4 cylinder^ cylinder. WhitfwalL, Radio. V body. BEAUTICIAN stocks, bonds. Can you devote Uiree pany will relocate you to Pa. — mil Rolled and pleated aeata. 8,000 mites speclflo evenings a week? Unlimited expensea paid (movlni and interview). fcangina. Stick shift. Like new| 264-4146. Full or part time. IBM Key Punch commission potential. Will train. Call This Is a non supervisory position. To 842-0044 542-1700. (15,000. FEE PAID. r ,„ f bin every respeet. Only|~ SALESLADIES NEEDED —For the en- PRESSMAN — Open preis, full or AUTOS FOR SALE tire Chrlatmas Belling season In estab- Operators Part-time, or win teach young man Production Supervisor — Experlenc* W J$I595. Call Lou Bruff. A lished Red Bank store. 40-hour week. over 18 interested In printing. Com- Food preferred. Any degree. To 110,000. Apply at once with references. Experi- mercial Press, 19 Mechanic St., RedFEE PAID. ence not necessary. "A.H.," Box 520, DAY WORK Bank. Red Bank. A parltal listing of our engineering *.I4I W. FRONT ST. RED BANK CAR WASHERS: FULL TIME ONLY GOOD SALARY YOUNG MEN—Interested In learnlm opening*. Explore these now! Send your TOM:S FORD J — airil. U to 85, tor detailing can: consumer finance business. Must be 1L esume to; Rita B. Hecht, Diltrlct FOR THE cleaning Inside windows and ouulds Immediate openings for those with to 27 years old. High school gradu- Manager. drying, No experience necessary. Oood ' alpha/numerle experience. * ates with automobiles. Good salary, |200 Hwy. 35. Keyportoj lerAflts and future. Apply In person, EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL 8EAVICB 747-0787 wages. Apply Country Sudssr Oar Local Finance Corp., i Main St., Key. Wash. Hwy 35. Mlddletown. Attractive starting salaries, liberal (Formerly Shoreline) ECONOMY porf. 7 Broad Bt. Red Bank T41-335S | 264-1600 { CHRISTMAS SELUNO — In full swing. benefit program, modern offices and + company cafeteria. BARBER WANTED — Full or part- TRANSIT MAN —Experienced Instru- Our representatives er/loy bit weekly time. Call 747-9805. After 6:30. 741 incomes. You too can Join and insure HIS. ment man for lull-time surveying crew.' + MINDED! a Merry Christmas for your family. Call VA 6-1000, Ext. 274 Permanent Job, large company, many Call Avon, 741-4343 or write Mri. or apply to Mr. E. Seyler CARPENTERS WANTED — Experi- benefits, year-round oalary. Call Mr. Margaret Gulotta, P.O. Box 656, Red Hess Oil & enced. Report on Job. COUNTRY Vance at 462-8800. this 1965 Volkswagen.» Bank. FARMS In Holmdel ,o[f Longstreet Rd. Chemical Corporation !AR POLISHER —Experience pr«- you will get 30 miles MEDICAL SECRETARY WANTED — AOOORDIAN INSTRUCTOR — Must enrrd. Top waxes. Many benefits.,Ap- Full time, Hazlet area. Slate St Perth Amboy, N. J. bs over 18. Call 222-.1322 or ply In person, lEngltAh Motor*. 34 MV- NEXT ito -the gallon. Excellent con- 264-8484. An Equal Opportunity Employer - *2«M3 ;le Ave., Red Bank. 747-4545. Tdition. Must be soon to be' SALESGIRLS WANTED — Full lime, WANTED — Stock and receiving clerk. year round only. Apply after 2 p.m.,STENOGRAPHER -. TYPIST — Part Hale. Must have references. Call 74T< TOM'S FORD J*appraciatad. $1295. Callrf* F.W. WOOLWORTH CO., 52 Broad St, time, three days per week. Six hours 4600, between 9:30 and 5:30. SERVICE STATION TO Red Bank, dally. Call 842-4700 for Interview. +Loit Bruff. ijs. LIVE WIRE SALESMAN— Full or HOUSEKEEPER — With references. EXTRA MONEY FOR part-time. Life Insurance license pre- Live In and care lor two school age ferred, but not necessary. Write, In ATTENDANT I WHOLESALE children of working parents. Own room CHRISTMAS confidence, to "B.T."f Box S20, Red ULL TIMH PERMANENT POSITION J [TOM'S FORD % and TV. Little 8Uver. 741-0042 after Bank. • Paid Vacation p.m. •45 CHEVROLET $1395 Flexible hours, service established ;^Tv,v — Full or part time. • Paid Holidays WOMAN ~- Mature. For concession customera. Have women earning *4J TANK • Employee Discount! +200 Hwy. 35, Keiyportlj. a week and more. In Mlddletown and Apply In person, Kappl Trucking, Rt. a Company Insurance ': ' FANTASTIC 327 Engine, Automatic stand in theater. Pleasant work. Week- U, Matawan. day evenings. Sat. and Bun. afternoon* laxlet Bayshore areas. Exciting and a Hospltlllzatlon • 264-1600 and evenings. Apply In person only. new. Call now. 291-1687. DISHWASHER — Full time, year e Profit Sharing '45 CHEVELLE $1395 Town Theater, Rt. 35 at Palmer Ave., round. Apply In person only, between • Job Security . . Middletown. EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL 3 and 5 p.m. Peterson's, 391 Ihrewi- Apply to the personel Department '44 BEL AIR $1395 (FORMERLY SHORELINE) bury. Aye.. Red Ba.nk. SEAR8, ROEBUCK * CO, ' EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN wanted, Accounts Payable— to » 15LIGHT GENERAL MAINTENANCE 1M0 Hwy, 39. Mlddletewn Station Wagon ull or part-time. Call for Interview Accounting clerK—•Car ' to t 65 WORK — Excellent working conditions. 787-2134 Psyroll Clerk— to > 7»Tear round. Tha Hearth. 747-0558 for BYBTBMg SUPERVUOR USED CAR 44 IMPALA ' $1495 StatlstlMl Typing— to $ 70 SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Full ppolntrnent, Know programming on the 340 m*4 Sporl Coupe or part time. Opportunity for long lecretary— to I 90 isve some telenrocaiilni experience. term. 8-4 or 3-11 shift. Telephone An- Executive Secretary— 1to (129 BOY — Upholstery shop. Must have Degree not necessary, Permanent pe- '44 BEL AIR $1295 swering Service. 741-4700. Executive Secretary— 1100 FES! PAID driver's license. Permanent. M. BUber- tition. No relocation. New Brunswick 4-*or Sedon Legal Secretary— to I 90 stein. 21 Mechanic St. Red Bank. irea.. To (15,000. FIE PAID. Scad BOOKKEEPER — Experienced. Full Steno Typist— »o $ J» KITCHEN MAN four resume to: Rita B, Hecht, Big- 41 CHEVROLET $ 445 Cl Typlals— t« I JO FULL TIME irlct Manager. ;.. Parkwood Wagon '- " 774-5567 Credit Researcher— - to « 65 CALL 532-3305 BARGAINSL 3ENTAL ASSISTANT — RECEPTION- Bookkeeper - to 1 90 EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL MRVICl! 75 YOUNO MAN — Electronically Inclined. '63 BEL AIR' $1095 IST — Full time Matawan office. iookkeeplng Clerk— to $ 1775 (Formerly Shoreline) Keypunch ' Operators— to S402.87 Must be neat and personable and will- Broad St. Red Bank - 741-tHI Waoon Write "B.K.", Box 880, Red Bank. Cashier-Salesgirl— 11.40/hr. ing to travel Seaboard area, all trans- ONE- and TWO-YEAR OLD CARS ! portation furnished, to train for re- '43 MERCURY $1395 AUTOS FOR SALE EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL SERVICE warding future In well-established, lo- (More CluslHed Adi Colony Pork, e-Passenger (FORMERLY SHORELINE) cal firm. Call 741-1123 for appointment 30-DAY 100% MECHANICAL GUARANTEE j T7 Broad St. Red Bank 7«1-35!B On The Next Page) IMPALA 0W HOUSEKEEPER — Live In. One In "« C«W.r..bl. *' amliy. Own bedroom end bath. References required. 842-0306. SALESMEN NOBODY WILL BEAT THESE PRICES ! We can place ssveral at our HELP WANTED-MALE PART-TIME WOMEN local stores Immediately. Best PRIVATE OR selling season just ahead. No Excellent hours g a-m. to 2 p.m., Mon. experience necessary. Men se- . , COMPARE McCAR+hy hrough Frl., to work in Red Bank office. No experience necessary. Oood lected will be given supervised CHEVROLET COMMERCIAL! chance for advancement. .11.50 per training, and assistance. Salary PORTERS hour, plus liberal beneflta. Call 0 a.m. plus-,generous commission snd Permanent, full time day posi- J I96J5 FORD .... —- $1695 to 10 a.m. only Mon. through Fri. 7*1- car allowance. .Bee Mr. J. Ulc- AUTHORIZED Thlt 1945 Ford Econoline 3811. Mr. Poquett ^- heralt. District Manager. tions. Good working conditions ~ Fairlane hardtop, eight cylinder, automatic traniminien, powor with fringe benefits. Call Per- CHEVROLET DEALER wegon If equipped with SINGER COMPANY •'Jstaarlng. • • ' • • •. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY sonnel Dept., Riverview Hos- HWY. 34 end FIRST AVE. three seats, er seats may ba « Broad at, Red BarJt, N. T. pital, Red Bank, 741-2700, Ext taken out for business pur- Experienced, capable, .mature youcg 224. |fl 964 BUICK :..:.:*...•...•...... :..$ 1595 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS woman with top-grade skills.' To II!) HELP WANTED-MALE »-'! Four-door, 8 cylindar, automatic, powor itaaring. poses. 6 cylinder, standard Plus a plush office and nice boas. Com- pany beneflta, too. Shore area. 291-1101 transmission. Showroom con- 11965'FORD $1495 LIST $1341 EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL SERVICE NO HIDDEN EXTRAS dition. Coll Leu Bruff. (Formerly Shoreline) Two-door, 4 cylindar, itandard transmission. $1395. 17 Broad St. Red Bank 7 n- REGISTERED NURSES—Full or part ctlvid a "fair ihakt" will IF you want to consolidate all your ..bilb time for 11 p.m.-7 a.m. tour. Generous 745 SHREWSBURY AVE., SHREWSBURY, N.J,. make mi poymtnti faithful- shift differential. Apply Monmouth 11965 CHEVROLET '. $1495^ W into One Monthly Payment Medical Center, Long Brsnch, Or Daily Intervitwi in Stcaucui 4. Thai onyont who hoi gotten Mon. throurh Thur«. — Mrs. »:3fl a.m. to I D,m. Four-door, 4 cylindar, automatic trinmlliton. i a "leslllmolily" good car IF you want to get cash back AND LOWER HELP WANTED-FEMALE FrldMv/fUturriiv rntn-vlpwi lo 5 o.m. will moke M« poyrmnfj In 1961 T-BIRD ....tIIZ.I..$l295 —oood faith. YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS 493 COUNTY AVE., SECAUCUS, N. J. • Hardtop, I cylinder, automatic transmission. INSTANT CREDIT APPLICATION Call Mr. Fields at 542-2414 MAIDS :; TAKEN * APPROVED BY PHONB Monmouth Motors Rt. 35 Eatontown Permanent, full time day posi- 1963 cHRYsLER"r:::z:r£ .,:$ M 95 tions. Good working conditions TECHNICIANS RESEARCH 774-6700 Authorized Dealer with fringe benefits. Call Per- Four-deer, I cylinder,- sufomstic transmission, power steering LOW WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS ARRANGED sonnel "Dept., Riverview Hos- COST CLERK DOWN pital, Red Bank, 741-2700, Ext. THE COMPANY: 1965 MUSTANG -• ..$1595 224. Hardtop, 4 cylinder, standard transmission. ; WILL Sales in 1959—30 million; In 1946— 40 million an intarnatioml, growth company. $ HAVE HELP WANTED-MALE YOU 70 NEW COST CLERK: SEE US TODAY 50 DRIVING AUTO to Hindis detailed figure work ai related to costing In the fine chemicals Industry. Should be quick and accurate with •'A.CAR" MECHANIC calculations. Minimum 1 yean experience. NO IPS • BUT'S • WHENS 1967 FORDS Here's en "oufttondlno lob fer the YOU WORK - YOU DRIVE right parwn. Hot only do we pay TECHNICIANS: • ' ' ' CALL COLLECT TODAY tap wages, aul we elftr the following. Assist chemists In organic research lab. I yaar organic lab DRIVE TOMORROW 100'S OF CARS TO CHOOSE IN STOCK 1. Life insurance experience er lome college chemistry. •* WAGONS—CONV—SEDANS— HT'S L Parisian' WE OFFER: < TOM'S FORiK Insurance Plan—For Collision, Lia- 1. Nupltollntlofi bility, Fire, Then, No cor pay- .LET'S TALK BUSINESS 4. Paid tiniformi. an attractive) salary, company paid vacations, holidays, lick 200 HIGHWAY 35 ments If unemployed by sickness and many oihsr (rinje benefit!. leava, profit sharing, cash bonus plan, 100% tuition refund. , or accident, If you would Ilka1 la move forware] Call for Interview 201-444-4500. 264-1600 with Monmeurh county's Impart uKxnr . . . Apply In person ta INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS & 9:00 to 9:30 MON., TUES., THURS., FRl. 'j MOUNT-ENGLISH RED BANK BONDEU FRAGRANCES, INC. 9:00 to 6:00 WED. k SAT. MONMOUTH and MAPLE AVE. 741-4000 RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS AUTO .SALES 11* I. Ntwnait Sprint* M. 100 Ret* Lane Union Beach, New Jarsay 0773S RT. 35 Open EvM^-Except Wednesday and Saturday MD IANK An Equal Opportunity Employer r NOT. 28. 1966—17 WANTED-tMtE APABTMENTS APAstTMEKn m MIX THE FAMILY CttCUS •yBH THE DAILY REGISTER LEAKY €UTT£RS? Mnr for GREEN GROVE GARDENS HOUSES FOB BENT AM DEGR6 E . FOUR RQOMS-$II5 nnmu ~~ {jfx S • 'J i >"**"" MUCKOD TENT TRAILXR — l*tt * Wve Roorrfe (Two |!40 «HPEW»Brmr ^- Iseven-room motel. Uk* new, used once. After f, Three pedrooms. Gsxege. Call 6IJ-S14O. ' • Efficiency (2W Rooms) $95 M34» MORE MODEL HO11E VUttMTUltE — gwnf CLUB FOR TENANTS nnest Colonial. Oaih ana curry. Oftmt ONE—FAMILY HOUSE FOR RENT—. ind choose. Call HICKORT HILL 4(3- HEAT, COOKING- (3AS. HOTWATER AND ATR COrTDrTIONmO Overlooking river and ocean. Four bed- BBT. rooms, two baths, large living room, T.V. and phone onUets, IS eu. ft. refrigerators, parking and walk-Is storage (lining room and den. Two-car garage. «vw«r«. UNUSUAL GIFTS — HOME ACCEB uclllUes. Spacious rooms, large eloiets. Walk to shopping plan, buses and Beach and pier privilege* With heat, SORIEB. "Mugs galore." Earthenware school. 1185 a month. Available now. Call dally, House, T95C River Ro- Fair Haven. after 11 a.m. 872-1773. " Exclusively lilted with DIRECTIONS: Garden state Exit 117 to 18, east on 18 to Airport Shopping I? Plesa* turn left, then two blocks to model apartment Prom 35, U, M. DUPLEX—Red Bank. Three bedrooms, 1966 SINGER ZIGZAG neld*) to Hulet Ave.. turn left on Middle Rd., straight ahead. dining room, living room, kitchen. Wall- EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL SERVICE to-wall carpetlnR. Garage. All utilities Saw-ing Machlnt Included. (SS-75.VS, 384-9361 $42.70 Phone 264-1846 COTTAGE—4 rooms on Estate Eaton- OR »1M PER WEEK town. Beautiful surroundings. Two HELP WANTED-MALE INSTRUCTION adults preferred. References. .Call M2- CALL 846-6100 APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR RENT 0624 after 4. 1966 WHITE ZIGZAG FUBNIBIfED — Apartment. All utili- RENTALS — SEASONAL, — YTCARL'S HOLMDEL — Immediate occupancy. ties.. Retired couple preferred, no pets. Three bedrooms. Furnished. Al) priva- DRIVE TRACTOR Sawing Machina 1100. Eatontown area, 229-M66. ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor cy. 949-4248 between 2 and 8 p.m. MEN $34.80 1480 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-0004 MATAWAN — Four bedrooms. One TRAILERS!! THREE ROOMS — And bath. Fur- 1U to 1250 Per Month acre. Residential area on lake. Call OR (1.35 PER WEEK nished. Couple only. No pets, 99 Her- THE BERQ AOENCY 291-3885. iffl lor general factory NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY bert St., Red Bank. No phone calls. RL 15 Mlddletown '»• elpeflfnc* necessary.— a±Y»AR*ROt!Hr . CALL.846-6100 671.1O00 ' ' Bay shift employment. 40 hours STEADY JOBS AVAILABLE NOW EAfifiBjmo^ Four one-halt rooms, FURNISHED ROOMS per week. Apply BARN 110,000 YEAR * MORE l9~66T*EWHOME iodernTTO5~ per nunlhT* A11"Ulllltle«. |A5-to-«310-Per-Month— - ATLANTIC TILE MFG. CO, No need to leave your present Job 787-4789. Sawing Machina P.A. aehlhaus Real Estate LARGE COMFORTABLE ROOK m Atlantic Avenue, Mttawan while training. Those accepted can pay LONO BRANCH — Unfurnished three Rt. Si Leonardo Near bus line to New York and New- as you learn and earn. Members of $38.40 rooms. Carpet, utilities, carport, own 291-0488 TK. 872-0390. ' et 4. J. and Pa. Motor Truck Assoc. electric. 229-5488. JEHVJCE STATION OPERATOR - or Information send name, address OR tl.35 PER WEEK IWO AND THREE-BEDROOM HOMES ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM !— Red Mink. All commission and ^profit. — For rent'or sale. 1125 to 1150 a ta No Investment, Call 322-4400. and phone number to: BROAD ST., RED BANK — Furnluhed, Clean »nd warm. Near train and bus. AMERICAN TRAINING SERVICES CALL 846-6100 three rooms, newly decorated, 1125. rnotAh. THE KUWAN CO.. REAL- Gentleman preferred. 747-2809. le MEN WANTED — To train for Jobs al P.O. BOX 1970 THE RARE BIRD — ANTIQUES Call 741-1229 or 741-1575. TORS, Bellord, 787.M00. W. Keaneburc For unique and charming gifts. 787-<6O0. Hazlet. 2S4-710O. RED BANK—Furnished rooms, with, •P tractor trailer drivers. Bee our ad un- BROADWAY * COOPER 8T8. From trttles to treasures. private entrance and sluing room. dtr Instruction. Amerloan Tralnlni Sep DHPT. R CAMDEN, N. J "We can help you pay for a new carl I have 40 cents left CARRIAGE HOUSE — On (arm In vices, Inc. 068-5150 (215) OR 3-40)0 TO River Rd., Farl Haven M2-H70 COMMERCIAL RENTALS Kitchen privileges. Inquire at 43 Peters of the dollar Grandma gave me, Jeffy hat 62 cents in his Naveslnk. Immediate occupancy. FOUL PI. ONE MODERN — Hideaway touch bedrooms. Unfurnished, 1200 a month. KXECUnVE OFFICE SPACE—At X ROUTE MEN Oood condition, S80. Call piggy bank, Dolly hai..." 391-0084. EATONTOWN — Nice, comfortable I Full and part-time. Steady, year round MERCHANDISE $66-3585. Reeklese PL. Red Bar*. 650 sq. ft SB room for gentleman. Call between 5 dignified modern office building with WHS FREQUENTLY KAVX APART- and 7. 542-1149. worn. No layoffs. Earn 12.90 to 13 per FOR SALE FOR SALE APARTMENTS complete servlcee. Carpeted through- 1IENTS AND HOUgBS—rurnlsaed and al hour. Call 548-1313, H8-2019, 561-3297, $100 LOVELY furnished room available. AMtN. out, with most attractive wall treat- unfurnished for rent. Come in and talk 4 U all your order need be to set free ^OOL TABLE — S', balls, cues, auto- IEL1IAR ment and electrical llrtures. Call 747- It over with us. THE DOW8TRA Walking distance to town. 17 E. BCr- iYSTBMS ANALYST — Decree and ITEMS YOU NO LONGER delivery at low Red Bank Lumber matic ball return. Six months old, like H30 between > and 5:30, AQENcr. U E. Front 81., Red Balk. een PI., Red Bank. 842-3758. SI exposure to BDP, To 113,000. FEE Cash A Carry Prices. It you are build- new, »83. Call 264-3249. 741-8700. Ing a garage, adding a room or other INLET TERRACE IT YOU ARE INTERESTED — in a sINQLE ROOKS — Clean, comfort- NEED OR USE WILL .. . brand new modern office space, well HAZLET — New brick front house. able reasonable. Oantlenun preferred. Urge projects, be sure to obtain a. OOL. TABLE — Slate, «% 1150. APARTMENTS * tl Wallace St. 741-53W. Oarage. EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL SERVICE price from: Call bcated In the center of Red Bank, con- Five rooms with bath, full cellar, ra- (Formerly Shoreline) 741-2279 ;01-5O5 SECOND AVE. CORNER "A" ST. tract use (or further Information. THE le attached. Option to sell. Call 294- COMPLETELY REMODELED — V Broad It Red Bank 741.3595 RED BANK LUMBER REMODELINO — Pocket door 115, 3 Beima.r's Newest—Near Avon DOV7STRA AOBNCY. 741-S700. clran. comfortable, reasonable, ill SELL Corner Pearl and Wall, Red Bank windows 15 ea. Pole lamp ?20. Pine RED BANK — Downtown. Central lo- BffiLFORD — Six rooms and bath, per week up. Oentleraan preferred. HAMMOND SPINET OROAN — Model atop table 120. Mirror »18. 872-08B2. STUDIO, 3U and 414 ROOMS cation. Grour/d floor office space. Being steam heat, near all transportation. Dining room. Pier Hotel. Call 291-OSW. FROM 183 TO 1155 Available now. Call 787-3429. HELP WANTED-Male - Female M101. Exceptional buy. Huat sell. Per- [ODEL APARTMENT OPEN DAILY completely remodeled. Large parking ROOM — Near bath, for business man. lect fqr Christmas gift. 8)2-4165. LOWERED DOORS lot. Early occupancy. Reasonable rent. RED BANK — Four-bedroom home. Refrigerator. 20 Waverly PI., Call 741- HUN-WOMEN — "Moonlighting" madt See Supt.. Apt 4A. Phone 681-6658 FAST ROAD RACE SET — H-0 cars. Track Shutters, armtterettes, fabrlo frames, OLOA KAPLAN Air conditioned. CHAS R. TINDALL, Oarage- Good renldentlal area. Con- 2677. easy Supplement Tour Income. Inquire accessories, 123. 717-5187 weekdays 6-8 paneled cabinet doors, folding doors, EXCLUSIVE RENTING AGENT Realtor. 741-9030. venient to shopping and transportation about ifoonlllhter't Manual * Hand- THE McGOWAN AGENCY 747-3000. LARGE FURNISHED ROOM with pri- book. No obligation. Olve nam«, ad- WITH A QUICK ACTION p.m. n fact, doors in general. We specialize 716 Tenth Ave., Belmar OOINO BUSINESS — Luncheonette. vate bathroom In private home. Plenty dress, phone number and present oc- In them — more than that, we sue PHONE 681-0503 Fully equipped. For Information KEAN8BURG — Four rooms unfur- of closets. Nicely furnished, oood FIREPLACE WOOD TOR SALE — Me them — Bring In your measurements, THE BOYLE CO. • Managing Agents neighborhood. Near bus line. Call 222- cupation. All Inquiries conririentlal. LOW.COST Quire > Market, lit. 34, Colts Neck 355 Jersey Ave., Elizabeth 353-4200 • 747-2711 nished. One family house. Fay owt Write "A.I.". Box 920, Red Bank. 943-4323: ' RED BANK LUMBER DESIRABLE RIVER FRONT sulte- utilities. Available Dec. 1. 7S7-4S26. 1555. STUDENTS OR ANYONE — Earn DAILY REGISTER LUMSON — Three-room apartment on first floor In the Tuller Building. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three bed NEWLY DECORATED ROOMS — Run- money taking Christmas wreath orders. ACCORDION. Corner Pearl and Wall Sti., Red Bank [ear transportation, shopping, schools Call 747-2440. room split-level. 1U baths, 1160 month ning water, steam heat. Reasonable. 642-0718. Bongarzone Nursery. Looking for a real fine accordion In The Low Overhead Lumber Yard nd church. Free car shelters avail- 7,000 FT. LIGHT manufacturing plus utilities. 291-0097. ^_^^ 114 weekly. 787-0514. FAMILY AD 741-5500 >le. Reasonable. Call 229-2403 after WANTED — Walten and waitresses. excellent condition? 120 bass. 4 bass 30. ofts for lease. Can be leased separate, COTTAGE FOR TWO — Three-room WATER IN EACH ROOM — Linens Over 21. Old Union House, It Wharf changes, 10 treble switches. With cas HOTPOINT COUNTER TOP ELEC- ly, containing about 8500 so, 1L per cottage located In Beiford. Furnished supplied. Centrally located. Hudson Ave., Red Bank. • . . only *125. 787-3733. TRIC STOVE — And wall oven. Also floor. 747-1100. or unfurnished. 175 per month. Blectrli House. 131 Hudson Ave., Red Bank. 3 LINES . 5 DAYS Frlgldare under-counter electric dish- OTW LUXURY 214—ROOM APART- and water Included. Call 2292280. 741-9862. COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR — washer. Very reasonable. Call 842-0258. tfENT — Fully air conditioned. Near SHREWSBURY—Rt. 35. Small office PART-TIME FREEZER 175: Kitchen set, 125: Holly- Ul transportation. 21 Leroy PI., R< building consisting of three rooms, 650 RAR1TAN TWP. — Three-bedroom FOR wood double mattress, box spring, 21" PHILCO CABINET TV— Good Sank. Call 7*1-1063 or 842-2110. q. fL, parking. Immediate possession. ranch, furnished. Garage. ' ' 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. or 8 p.m. to s p.m. frame. (60. All excellent condition. 222- condition. U'" table model Phllco. Call 125 per month. Call 741-2525. 787-7346 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Xarn extra money for Christmas.' Must JUST 842-U18. fee , neat and personable, as servlcs '2.00 KEANSBURO — MODERN. TWO BED-UPPER AND LOWER OFFICE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Com HOUSES FOR SALE representative lor national concern. 54" ROUND TABLE —Extend to 75' FENDER TREMOLUS AMP — »150. ROOMS, AIR CONDITIONED. IN- RENT—All utilities included* Building, pletely furnished beautiful three-bed. Must hay* car. Excellent chance for AvolloWt for Merchandise For Sole only. with pads, X45. Just In time for the Band matter speaker alao. ISO. Call UIRE H HANCOCK ST. 32x40. Can be used for warehouse, room house. Immaculate. Lovely ftdvancamejnt S3 per hour to start Article muil originate Irem a householi holidays. After 4 p.m. 264-7382. after 6 p.m. 671-3802. storage or shop. Larger space avail- grounds. Fenced. Private. Water View. COLTS NECK flnd may not exceed* a sate price of HREE ROOMS FURNISHED — Near Apply I a.m. to 10 a.m. 12 Broad St., SNOW PLOW — Hydraulic. able if needed. For information, call 1215 month. Phone Mr. Clark after Red, Bank. Or call 741-3U1 between $50.60 psr ortlcle. BOOKCASE — Very old, glase doors, "lroad Itatipn. Private entrance. Call 787-191T or 787-7254. 291-0842. THREEBEDROOM RANCH en beauti- 1, p.m.,and B p.m. only. . Price MUST be odvertlied. Each addi- bottom drawer, goM gun oablnet, 135 Call 741-7092 ful wooded lot. IV, baths, screened 7874180. 7S7-5529 LEONARDO"2- Two houses, each foui perch. Must be sold. Price 133.900. tional line $1.00. No copy ctianoes may ORT MONMOUTH — Three rooms J. D. ROCHE, Realtor. Colts Neck. TRANSLATORS — Experienced mod- be modi and no discounts or refunds BIKE—Boy'e 24". XJ1» new. 117. Ex- rooms, two bedrooms,,$75 ber month, ' em languages. Technical, scientific. OUICK! nd bath. 165. Couple only. Call 787- HOUSES FOR RENT one month security. Call 787-3A50. D4S-4955. _ , Wanted for free lance assignments. will be made II ad Is canceled before cellent upright Hoover. 130. Electric 105. - 'cell «al4»3S. expiration. last bring In your shade rollers . (o linger sowing machine. 117. After 6, WIDE SELECTION OT RENTALS — MORTGAGE ASSUMPTION — 11800 Te Place Your Deily Register sites) for prompt window shade ser- 7«-O3W, -..-. t OVELY— 3H room furnished, with Tarnished and unfurnished. Immedi- assumes mortgage on four-bedroom (More Clauifled Adi vice. Anything you can Imagine In a MNER IMPERIAL PARCEL II utilities. Available immediately, ate occupancy. - 8AVUEL TEICHER home, on Howard Ave., or will consider EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL FAMILY AD, CALL , . . window shade, Mo and up. POST SCALE MODEL 600 luslness couple only. Call 291-1656. AGENCY. Oeeanport Ave.. oceanport. renting with option to buy. 842-4162 On The Next P*se) WEIGHS TO 70 POUNDS 542-3500. after S p.m. PROWN'S , CALL 74.1-O918, 1-4 P. M. EANSBURa — Two-room furnished OrORMBRLT SHORELINE) partment. All utilities Included. 25 741-6900 31 Broad Bt- Red Bank Tll-7500 HOMEMADE ROLLS AND FIBS ihnson Lane. 787-4705. U IXPANDINQ 1 QATELEO TABUB — MagMltlcenl 'CALL tt' you are a mature, well groomed Evening.! and Weekend ! 741-1110 (Rarity) round three-tier table. Beauti- 611-1616 IED BANK — Five rooms complete!,, and energetic Individual who csn ex- ful marble-top coffee table. Credenza. urnlshed, housekeeping apartment ALUMINUM SHEET FABRICATOR — [odernized, no children-pets. 747-9631. •rclle Mod Judgement and handle ad- CALL US FIRST— Or call us last. Beauflful lamps and chandelier. Beau- Has left over from large commercial ministrative dudes. . . N* pay the highest prices tor ueed tiful French Inlay commode. (Rarity), installation, aurplus sheets of alumi- IED BANK — Branch and Madison furniture, antiques, and turn of century Two bedroom sets. Call for an appoint num- Ideal for oarports, awnings, pa- ave., spacious one-and two-bedroom If ybu are conscientious and career Items. 229-4146. ment 531-2554. , tio covers. Installation and terms ar- nfurnlehed garden apartment, starting minded with proven sales abilities. . . SNOW TIRES — Two four-ply tublew ranged. Call 351-1852. ' t »U0. Apply Apt. /*. Molly Pitcher CHEAPER THAN OTJITOISHBD Black wall. 7.75x14. 7.60x14, 125. 747 lilage Court or call Mr. 6am Lomazxo, It people are a challenge hi you and DRBSSIBS — CHESTS, MARPROO] CHAIN LOiK FENCING % PRICE! ,1-9115. 4958 after 7:30. Large dlotrlbutor has leftover from de- fun to meet. • . TOPS. BEDS, WALNUT AND UHBl ERV; ATTRACTIVE — Newly reno- OAK. MANY OTHER STTIXS. SB ONE KITCHEN SET — Eight chal. velopment galvanized chain link It you have a good knowledge of per and mahogany extension table. S45. fencing. Must sacrifice 1 Installation and rated three-room apartment. Groun( sonnel interviewing. . . [RWINB. n MONMOUTH IT., RED terms arranged. Call 741-4700. loor. Quiet residential street In Red 1 6J1-0127. lank. Walking distance to stores am BANK. ELECTRIC GUITAR — Excellent con 2 PAIR Ek>Y6'—foe ekettes elzo 6. Boy's lowntown. Rent 1118 per month, plui We have an opportunity tor you. Em- DZSKI gl! up nLEsV, tables. eat FOR THE PERFECT WEDDTMO ehalre In contemporary and Early Bet, headboard bookcase type and two & 9'/4" fry pan at ¥1.09 to cookie iheets, OOWN-Brldesmald dressee and all se- American. 3i% off manufacturer's list ITLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Unturnlshe muffin pans, sauce pans, cake pans. ed pool, sun room, steam rooms, an< Gifts for Horsemen SltUATIONS WANTED • Female eessorlis with individual personal set- matching night etands 120. Dresser [•wo bedrooms, living room, kitche our new gymnasium. Fun, health am price. Use our -Lay-A-Way-Flan. Toi with attached mirror «nd five chest HORSE AND PET SUPPLIES , nee. Call Virginia Klmball, Freehold. really should come In! ith. Near transportation. Buslncs PROWN'S exercise for the whole family. FRED D. WIKOFF COMPANY LEGAL SECRETARY — Efficient and uz-rm drawers 125. Colonial oval rug, 9x12, tuple preferred. Call 281-1184 or 29." Ocean Ave. Sea Bright 842-329: 234 Maple Ave. Red Bank experienced. Please call RED BANK LUMBER ' 140. Lawn mower, power, almost new 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 741-7592 USED PIANOS — From J25. Planol *45. 6664685. A PUPPY FOR CHRISTMAS — Mak bought and sold. Freehold Musis Cen Corner Pearl and Wall . Red Bank :BANSBURG—Pdlnt Comfort Gardens, Give her an Electrolux for Christmas the whole family happy. BI-J CHRISTMAS BOOK AND CARDS WILL CARE — For child IrJ my home. ter, 482-4730. 8MM MOVIE CAMERA — Turret lens ine-and two-bedroom apartments. Heat, From $5 per month. For full Informa- POODLES. Rt. 571, LakehUrst. 837-781J RED BANK BOOK BTORE • Ideal play area. In Mlddletown. Call OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, C36. Revere Movie Projector no. 741 tot water and alr-condltlonlng. Inquiri tion with no obligation call 741-2070. 8 Linden PI. 741-141J PIANO — Rent a new Baldwin piano, glassware, art objects and brle-e^orae. S837. •43-mf Only U weekly. 542-1131 or Immediate cash for anything and erery* !47 Creek Rd. or call 787-4887. All repairs and parts attended to THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT SNOW TIRES — Tubeless tvhltowalls promptly on your Electrolux by the HOLMDEL VILLAGE PHARMACY 774-40(0. thing. Ruscll's. 29 East Front SL, 741. IBANSBURC} — Four-room furnished only outlet In Monmouth or ocean FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! WAITRESSES AVAILABLE tsn. with wheels. Size 855x14. Used one tpartment. Centrally located. Call 787- Main 8L * Hoimdel-Keyport ltd. . For catering. Thoroughly experienced BALSAM WREATHS season. 130 firm. 787-9018 after 4:30 p.m County. Call 84H700 for til occasions. Days, nights, week' Wholesale. Top quality. 542-0718. Eonjar ONE ARMSTRONG FLUTE — Oood 1B. A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION ends. Call S83-913S. zone Nursery. condition, 135. Play pen, 15. Baby car COLEMAN FLOOR FURNACE — Will TWO AND THREE—ROOM EFFI- ELECTROLUX CORP. \ rlage. 13. 747-1488. heat live rooms, overhead door 6'x8', CIENCY APARTMENTS —• With Little Sliver Shopping Center AMBITIOUS GIRL — Wishes to Iron . US' OVERHEAD DOOR with 3' Call 7-41-9670. Improvements, 66 Main St., Keansburg, in own home or housework after school pass door. Excellent condition. 185. QUEEN SIZE ELECTRIC BLANKET— 842-1703. • THE QAILY REGISTER or weekends. 842-095] after 4. p.m. Red Bank Auto Imports. See Mr. Mat. Dual control, 120. Old dresser with* mir- METAL CABINET B1NK—*M>. O.E. Au- OAL FRIDAY—Desires position 10 e.rnT thews. ror, |7. Coffee table, two end tables, tomatlo washer, good condition, »40. rouR—ROOM and bath rear ana: Local, National, International Newi 18. »' /Ajbonn pen, 17. 747.4708. 9x12 ho»ked rug, $12. 9x12 red oriental lent In Keansburg. Ideal [or elderlj Sports, Comics, Syndicated Columnists to 2 p.m. dally for Dec. and Jsn. Ex- nig, US. 6724231 after 6 p.m. Saturdays ,r young; couple. Fay own utilities- and Special Features rlsnced In typing, eteno, bookkeep- DOORS DOORS DOORS BEAUTIFUL 5' oak coffee table, 140 and Sundaya. 87-0820. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS [, IBM1 machine operation and gen- 8mall desk 110. Unique spinning wheel One Year (19.80. Six Months W.B0 Keral ofllce procedures. 747-489°. floor lamp HO. Two large tin bit* lia 36" 8NOWBLOWER — For Simplicity UGHLAND3 — Four rooms and bath, Three Months t-VIS, One Month Jl.tO both. Pine dropleaf table 110. Pine garden tractor. Best olfer. Call 671- lunporch. Unfurnished. W5 per month BOMB DELIVERY 40c PER WEEK WILL BABY SIT IN MY HOME bench J8. Cherry end table S12. Needle ZH8. ilus utilities. 291-3193. Adults^ - •• • GALL point armchair '$15. Telephone tabli WORKBENCH CALL 741 -0010 741-775* KEANSBURO — 3 and 4 room apai and chair 110. 812-4169. HOMELY RADIATORS raents. Immediate occupancy available. Heavy duty S0"»7J"x38" — U4.H. ' and ask for CHILD CARE—Ages two to nine. In Get that ugly radiator encloied. Free 3onvenlently located. Call 787-1395. RED BANK LUMBER my home. All day or after school for PROWN'S CITIZEN BAND TRANSCEIVER BET roeuurlnf and delivery lervlce. Radia- CIRCULATION THIS CHRISTMAS working mothers. New Shrewsbury — 5 watt, 3-way power aupply. Boat. tor «ncloiurei In any ilza or color, [ATAWAN — 4%-room apartment, Pearl t WaU Red Bank 7414300 area, .ball 141-7i». 31 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 Car. Home. |5O. 787-6180. rst floor. Back of bank. !80 per month. .11 666-5393. • DRIVE SAFE - TYPEWRITERS. ADDINO machines. SALE PROWN'S DAD All makes new or used. Guaranteed. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7500 OTANSBURG — Three rooms, bath, We never know what to get DAD for - FAMILY DREAM - SITUATIONS WANTED - Male Low as 125. Serplco'r, 101 Monrooutb Aluminum cellar combination wladowi urnlshed. Private entrance. Pay own CHRISTMAS. See the cordless electric WITH A NEW 1L Nest to theater. 747-0413. BEAUTY PARLOR EQUIPMENT — itliltles. One month security. Available SHOE SHINS. KITS or some of the AMBITIOUS BOY — Wishes odd Jobs. 32x14, $3.88 Reasonable. Drill press, Hamilton varl- )ec. 1. 787-1015 after 4 p,m. latest Bar supplies. How about one ot "Twin trie night before Chrfitnvn Red Bank — Shrewsbury area. M2-O9S3 KITCHEN CHAIR* RECOVERED - 19HHSU, 33x11, 14.M matle high speed. 222-3734. those Hamilton Beach Electric Knives And oil through Hit house • - MERCEDES-BENZ after 4 p.m. . Dinette sets and bar stools. Monmontb 12X20, 32x22, IS.M • JNFURNISHED THREE ROOMS — It was peaceful and quiet Dinette, 11» Monmoulh St. Red Bank. PORCELAIN SINK — 52"x22". chrome Bath, heat, hot water. Convenient lo- with the hole tn the handle. Bale prices Net a light left to douse I 141-sra. PROWN'S . faucet, Ou range, white porcelain. 115 cation. Private, Ideal for business cou- on all electrical appliances. each, call 741-3269. 747-2676. Bui father was dreaming FROM FINANCIAL 31 Broad Bt Red Bank 741-7500 PROWN'S BOY'S G6" BICYCLE — Basket and .ED BANK AREA — Four rooms, "How nice II would be BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HANGING UNIT HEATER — Bol kick stand. Like new, 120. Call 741 eat, hot water Included. 4021) a monU 32 Broad 8t. Red Bank T4M500 To have a HOME of our own CENTRAL JERSEY'S waUr heat, with blower, $35. 1S&2. 3all 222-0941 between 8 and 8 p.m. GIFT BOXED CIOAR8 — All smoking For Next Christmas Eve." HAMMOND 787-6180 accessories, Including pipes, Tlmez PARTAKE — Tor Information on fran- MARBLB TOP CHESTS — RolWop HREE—ROOM APARTMENT — Un Watches. Llppers, Monmouth A Broad Our lervlce Is yours, ehlse business opportunities. Box F, Sea BABY GRAND PIANO — Knabe. OOCK desk, Bentwood rocker, Empire sola, Lei us help YOU to see LARGEST Olrt, or call 449-W7I. condition. 747-2131, tablet, chairs. 721-5031. urnlshed. In Sea Bright, on bus line. Sts., Red Bank. after 5 p.m. SO month Includes all utilities. 842. Thai dreams can coma true 4EAUTY SALON — New Brunswick ORGAN O.E. TV — Boy'e alze 8 brown eult, 090 daye. 842-2029 evenings. OUNS. TACKLE, binoculars, sporting For YOUR FAMILY. MERCEDES-BENZ DEALER ares. Well sstabllihed, good following CHRISTMAS SPECIAL — Revell, At goods, sports and work clothing. Arjay also red blazer, aood condition. Cheap. tED BANK — One-bedroom garde aport Shop, Atlantic Highlands. 29M61B. Selling because of transfer. 848-1 OF ASBURY" PARK lantlca Track plus two Cox controllers, 741-S424. - „ .partment. Central, quiet location. Hoi classic Viper, Cox Lotua 40, Splnou SOMETHING FOR THE BOAT MODERN GULF SERVICE STATION Corner ot Main at. s> Mattlson Ave. Aprons. 130. 842-3S79. BHOPSMITH — Mark VII. Like new. rater and heat Included. No pets, For lease In MMdletown ares. Fsld With vacuum. Beat offer. 949-423S. Less .dulls. See 8upt., Apt 10, 50 Locusl Largest stock ot Marine , supplies in MURPHY DAVISON training, rsasonable rent. Oood loca- THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO TWO REVELL ROAD RACING BETS— than one year old. Lve, New Jersey. Solve your gilt problems tion. HE «•««««, weekdays; or PR »- DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA 135 each. here with a, usclul girt for the skipper. S3»S,' nights, weekends. 872-0892 CEANSBURG — Three or four-room THE BOATMAN'S SHOP 9S0 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN RT. 9 FREEHOLD Open dally til 1 p.m. Sat tu 6 p.m. MACHINERY FOR SALE .nd bath apartments. Furnished or un> 24 Whirl Ave. Red Bank SERVIOB STATION — For lease. Itt. SHOP SMITH — And 4" Jointer urnlshed. Excellent location. Rent 175, 741-S7N 671-23OOV *S and Bergen PI., Red Bank. Call Mounted on metal bench. Excellent con- dulta preferred. 787-1962. USED OROAN SPECIALS dltlon. 1160. Call 741-3344 after 8 p.m. ONE H.D.5 LOADER OIFT BOXED CIOAR8, pipes, tobacco, 462-5300 B3-44M. Conn Spinet Organ 1 47S ONE H.D.5 BULLDOZER. )UPLKX and two-bedroom gardi lighters. Tomalno Btos.. 181 Monmouth Hammond B 6 chord Organ I 49: USED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE — Excellent Condition ipartments Immediate and future oc- St.^ Red Bank. 741-976T, across from Baldwin Spinet Organ g 50? To settle estate. Call after 6 p.m. Call 220-1553 !upanclea. See Manager at Terrace K.R. Station. INSTRUCTION Hammond Spinet M 100 41,190 r 747-B208. ipu.. Spring St., Sed Bank or call Jansstn Flano ...„ _..$ 489 Holiday Dining FOR THAT BETTER JOB - Enrol MODEL BOAT — 4' long. Trunk Cabin li-4850. sport fisherman, twin screw, lights MERCHANDISE WANTED Make It a religious Christmas out today at Northeast Business Machine All Hems sold with a guarantee — FOUR—ROOM APARTMENT — Marl CROWN aim School, nil keypuuch, computer pro- budget terms available. 1135. What a Christmas present for boro—Holmdel area OU heat and elec- L COLLECTOR — Wants old toy trains, U Broad It. . Red Bank 747SXH gramming, office automation. U Broad some boy! Boat * Ski Center. 75 Whit, any condition. Fay cash or will trade: rlo included. 195 month. Call between Gifts for Her St., RedVank. 147-4(47. 775-9300 St.. Red Bank. 741.1124. and 5 946-4332. SUPERB DDttNO — Christmas din- H.O., 027, 0, standard gauge. T74-3710. ners from noon 'til S p.m. Make reser- HEIRLOOMS i-OUR-riOOM APARTMENT — Un- EssssssWfl vations for New Year's Eve Gala. Mol< Whirr Ave. Red Jan* mlnum, batteries, cast iron and stee urnlshpa. Nice view, private home. 88 ly Pitcher Inn. Rt 35, Red Bank. 747 Call 741-15H Portland nd Highlands. 872-0396. FLORA 2500. scrap, old heaters and radiators, used Distinctive knitwear, sportswear, COB* machinery. L. Abrams 4c Son 774*5800. 'HllEE ROOMS FURNISHED — All tume jewelry and accessories. Casual FOR DISTINCTIVE DINING PLEA- RUMSON PHARMACY PIANO WANTED — Sleinway or good tllltles included. ISO a month. o2-3rd and cocktail dressoi for holiday gifting. SURE. The Admiral's Table, Hwy. 19, Nice gilts lor nice people. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY make preferred. Others coneldered. .ve., Atlantic Highlands. 141 Broad SI. Red Bank 747-3337 W. Deal. 531-4112. We aleo try harder. 32 W. River ltd. Cash Immediately 22.M025. IEA BRIGHT — Beautiful, new three- ENJOY HOLIDAY DINING AT ITS A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS1 CASK FOR OLD toy trains. Cast Iron oom apartment. Modernly furnished. VANITY TABLE & BENCH BEST. The Colony, Ridge Rd. A Ave. toys and slot machines. ,11 conveniences. Call A42.O227. Clear white pine, complete $12.93. of Two Rivers. Rumson. 1429827. 741-1999. ISA BRIGHT — Three rooms and bath, RED BANK LUMBER TRAILER WANTED — Large, heavy mmedlate occupancy, Year round. 842< duty 2 or 4 wheels, U Haul type 5x9, 1577. Pearl and Wall Itod Bank 711-5500 Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating itc. 787-6180. ,ONO BRANCH—*% rooms. Ncwl' WATER COLORS — If those are her ecorated. Excellent location. Conven- preference, select from works by locaF Gifts for the Home '•• WANTED — Oood to excellent; surf- artists. Guild or Creative Art, 63( ADDING MAOHINES — Typewriters WORKING MAN'S CONTRACTOR — THOMAS SLATE nt to bus, trains and schools. Adults 1 board, B'xS". Call eferred. 222-7691. Broad St., Shrewsbury. 'Old, rented, repaired. Serplco's, 101 Alterations. Repairs. Masonry, Small Free Estlmatea 842-1118. lfonmouth Bt.i Red Bank. 747-0(85. lobs, too. 5B1-97U. Painting and Decorating Fully Insured 842-3189 741-4334 APARTMENTS WHY NOT PETS AND LIVESTOCK Oft the folks something that they Air at Sea Travel Reservations need and really want tor Christmas. Insulation ft Siding Pearl and Bead Restringlng FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES — AKC. ';Gifts for Boys & Girls] Order the New Crosibuck Aluminum BE IT A WEEKEND - At Grossing- Beautiful Jet black. Call ttSlMM RED BANK Combination itoor or a Heritage Car- er's or around the world In BO dsys, INSULATION k SIDING CORP. — Expertly on braided nylon. 11.50 a riage Em hi em Aluminum Combination we can service all your vacation Alao. windows, roofs, gutters, etc. strand. Sterling clasps from 75c. GERMAN SHEPHERD — 3 y«aM old, CANNON POINT Door or one In the truly Early Ameri- needs. Fetersen Travel, 741-5550. 10-30 guarantees. Day or nlKht REUSBILLEo,' 3> Broad St., Red AKO roilatercil, rslaed with three chil- STUDENT'S DESK — 4-drawer, clear can Style. Low, low prices. 775-8(07. Adam Llnimajer 201-0302, Bank, dren.' Wonderful temperment. Needs white pine, 2O"x3O"x3O" — S14.93 rarm or eatftto to roam. $100- Call VILLAGE PROWN'S Asphalt Paving 741-AD73 mornlnRS before 10 a.m. Brand-new aarden apartments. Studio TRAIN TABLE KIT — Complete 48"x 32 Rrnart St. Tied Bank 741-7MX1 and one-bedroom. From 197. Ideally 96"x30" — J10.B5 OBNBRAL ASPHALT PAVINO INC. Plumbing & Heating ADORAF1L.E — Oorman shepherd pups. SHOP IN THE COUNTRY — At price! Blacktop drlvewnys And parklnx lots. Nursing Home Six weeks old. AKC re|latereil. Reason- located. Call for free estimate. 222-S268. JEE MODEL APARTMENT BASKETBALL — Backboard, rim »nrl you can afford, Antiques, furniture, PLUMBING — Healing and bathroom .Hie. 7ST-1062. net complete — $13,90 brica-hrac, Jewelry, eto. Bought and HOUfDEL NURSING HOME — Ac rnmoflellnE. ON PREMISES sold. Lay-away plan. Open seven dayi credited for skilled numlng home 127 Oakland St., Red Bank 747-27O6. ENOMBH BETTER PUPS — B weeks, 217 Spring SI. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. • Building Contractor care. Hwy. 34, Holmdel. 913-4200. all flhnts, AKC registered, ideal for RED BANK LUMBER Sonlai In green ... children. Call after 4 p.m. 671-1H10. Pearl * Wall Red Bank 711.5.100 GRANDMA'S TREASURES-ANTIQUES Why trial's a switch I State Hwy 71), Village ot Marlboro He aove up hit reindeer BUILDER — New homes, room ad- Roofing, Siding ft Insulation AKO LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUP- COMMERCIAL RENTALS 482.2311 ditions, bssement and attic rooms, PIES — Malm anil lemalca. Deposit vmh nary a hitch. kitchens, garage, repairs and altera- Odd Job* will hold for Christmas 542-2425. THE nARE BIRD-ANTIQUES 'Twas the thought ol comfort tions. Herbert Elgenrauch. 741-5201. OI-24<7, service. 7U-470O. RENT INCLUDES UTILITIES. APPLY Si Broad Bt. Red Bank Complete new girt department. BORins. "Mugs galore." Earthernwari .Ijueurs. SHREWSBURY tlQUORfc APT. U, aUPlUUNTBNDIlNT. JM Hwy, U Mlddletown 741 House, ma River Rd., Fair Haven. 7aJ Broad Bt,, Shrewsbury, Ttf-IM*. By CHARLES H. SCBVLt 18—ilonAty. NOT. 23, 1966 HOUSES FOR SALE PEANUTS THE DAILY REGISTER ^ ttau UMil*AA DAILY CROSSWORD Rar« knan onrmMi tutus* WJ far AOtom B.omr rrMm: 'mwmmy I'M HOUSES FOft SALE mm, mb TUD*- view, ifuy Vyift W * BEACH EXCLUSIVE* *sg* M.CHK- 3MM 3I-J phlloBopher seaport Ui d WUtJi BIG FAMILY??? -STERLING THOMPSON 10. Small drum W» have -WM and 7 bedroom botnei AMD ASSOCIATES REALTORS & Ontario's at priced as low at *1-5,500 and only Hwy 35 Hlddletown 74T-580C U. Hotel capital ancient M*> (town and $135 per month. charge 9. Bow-of Already FHA approved UTTLE SILVER — 2-story center hal Syria Colonial lei* than 1 year old. i bed 13. Mexican a vessel 24.She> Three-year-old. Four bedToomi, den rooms. 2'i baths, paneled deo, for Mrs. mal dininf room. 2 fireplaces, unusual lLRooT . • ' bet and family room, two baths, screened ly large kitchen. On private street 14. Harem room tiimber 25. Owls porch. -$21,900. House vacant »o hurry. water rights, large shade trees. 8*4 pel 15. Flock 13, Tourna- Vets no down cent mortgaRe can be assumed. $17 cry Amaver OOP. WrllP "B.M.", Box 520, Red Bank . From ment 29. Retains By REG SMYTHE Four-year-old. Six bedrooms, choice 17. Greet round •Oak Hill area. Owner will aaalst ii COLTS NECK — Three bedroom, cua 30. Candle 38. Bullfight ANDY CAPP financing, very easy terms. torn built ranch. Excellent condition, 19. Insect 15. Tramp 31. All No -closing fee* tfany extra features. Three baths, two 20. Japanese 18, Cipher cry 'replaces. Family room, finished rec 32. Hollow "40. Pen name) IfcVEN'TGcrrTlME ' I'WET'MAKE M nation room. Central air-conditioning kimono 19. French 34. Fastener ofG. NO bOUBT ABOUT It BEACH AGENCY all owner. 94fr-4954.. gash ROW AT THE AAttVIENT- Broker • rive-f 37. Seawonn PQWTMmn 1400 Hwy. 35 Mldrfietnwi OCEANPORT — 3 bedrooms, hot water 21. Quote Russell.r... „,._ FRONT WINDOWS Open T days 671-2727 heat, garage. Mid teens. 222-0978 or 22. Bride's i Z 4 5 b 1 Eves: Mrs. Martha Smith 787-3734 ^ 157, Oceanirort. UAT6R?>-ir~i. ARE RLTHY All payments are a pprnximtte for attendant qualified buyers HOMES — FARMS — ACREAGE 26. Formerly » ie II IJNCROFT -t- Tnree-bedroom ranch, New list many good buys - Call LAM 27. Greek. Island Just blocks from ichools, shopping; and SON. INC., REALTORS, FREEHOLD It transportation. Step-saver kitchen with- 462-0440 28. Shoshonean out that crowded feeling. Partially COZY COTTAGE Indian p»npled.-dining room. Living rrxim. l___ perfect retirement home- All on ,28,-GnarietL I4_ IS Ib , "flrepjtce aritf •"EiflTtth bookcases. Full rr^~ImmaculaT^ two-bedroom house* — -*— with larpp. comfortable living room, 33, Music % basement with 20x25' paneled ga dining room, and crflcipnt Kitchen, fill room. Screened porch. Two-car garage. aseiiieht. Small, beautifully landscaped note n Offered at $27,500. ot in quiet neighborhood, easy upkeep 34, Chair V//< nd maintenance. Allow us the plea- * STERLING THOMPSON 35, Prayer "Ob tl • AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS ure of showing you this fine home, 36, Inn '//, Hwy. 35 Mlddletown 7*7-5600 ricerl at a reasonable JU.O00. Call 671-3311 now. WALKER ft WALKER, 38. Overt zt Xi • Lealtnra, Middle tnwnTHolmdel. Multiple platings and Trade-ins. Send for Cata- 39. Wild duck NEW SHREWSBURY log. 2C N«w Cental ranch. Spacious three 40. Awake bedrooms. IS baths, center hall. Large THREE-BEDROOM SPLIT — •it Mortar % ^A Ilying room, formal dining room, •cl- bathlathsf. Wall-to-wall carpeting^ Principals tlb 40 11 one* kitchen. Two-car garage. Full only. Her 3. 741-03«6:« ; trays basement Mortgage commitment ap- 42. Ghostlike By WALT DISNEY proved for qualified buyer. No points. DOWN £1 iV MICKEY MOUSE • Excellent buy at 521,490. Immediate oc- LOTS AND ACREAGE '//< cupancy. Call builder. 542-4949. Also 1. Op-en space '/A ranch home under construction on acre ROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES — in forest &b • ! Either commercial or residential C*£ MJiNEY REALTY. 67MJ151. ST. JAMES PARISH—JUST REDUCED ment *o Mm maculate, non-development, three- KE ANSB URG — 50x100 corner lot. n bedroom ranch on deep lot with space Three blocks from public and catholic 3. Consumed fUore for children's ptay. Large kitch- schools and churches. ZONED for two- 4, Hindu •41 en for family meals. Cheerful living famlliea Close to transportaUon. Hi room, screened porcli. Over-sized ga- duced. Call Mr. SlstQ. SO-3-397T. sacred tree rage. Offered at $17,200. RED BANK—Building lot, zoned for wo-famlly. Excellent residential area. ' STERLING THOMPSON Call before 8:30 or after 6, 542-0130. AND ASSOCIATES REALTORS Hwy. 35 Mlddletown 747-5600 TWO CHOICE—Building lota for sale In top residential urea of Red Bank. LAKEWOOD AREA — Brand new ten- One 65x155; the other 100x230. Sewer room cuitom colonial bl-level on over nd utilities. Call 812-1209 after 7 p.m three acres. Excellent location. Three Bridge Advice ' to Uvi bedrooms, two baths, attached BEAUTIFUL LARGE BUILDABLE garage, paneled recreation room. Only LOT — Hill section of Highlands. Call «31,900. 872-0408 between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. • Wei$gold & Krupniclc, Inc. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Brokers Scientists are not sure that the North dealer «tlS Hwy. 9 363-3080 MIDDLETOWN TWP. — Commercial property along Hiry. 35 or 38. Tram majority of? bridge players be- East-West vulnerable 7S* to 40 acrw. MUL1ANIV REAL- long to the/human race, but we NORTH ; KEYPORT TY 071-5151. X-Tvw three-bedroom ranch. Attached ga- can help them solve this A KJ43 By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD flvtt.' 110.600. Mortgage available. problem. Since only human be- man. He will know just what to V 105 V A98 BLOWS UP IF ANYBODY V0UC5, RUFE PLAY5 POOL / OTHER MECHAHItt •ending for our free comprehenalT* vices are just a phone call away. O 63 PAYS A.TTENTTOM FANCHON.' IT-5MYBIPTHDAV/ catmlog; modest homes: palatial Rum* Trade-ins—Exchanges do with your letter. O 54 TOME/ -\&JciSV£i I'L TAKE IT son eiutsi, waterfronts, fauns. ItuIUpU Commercial and. Investment propertlei •* Q106542 +A987 Member Two Multiple Listing Service! East wins the ace of trumps SOUTH - JUST AFRAID I MIGHT ^RAY STILLMAN, Realtor WALKER A WALKER and returns a trump to the king. 6ET MARRtED-AND VSO * 85 HAVE TO HIRE SOMEONE - - •_.:_i-VOur_«th - Tear" : ] -•>-• Shrewsbury Cover the East-West cards-and •48 Hwy. 36 Shrewsbury 741-UM S61 Broad SL Middle to wn-HoImfl el ask your friends to play- the 70WWT-CNHIM/ 41.5212 SOS Hwy. 35 LITTLE SILVER" POINT 6T1-3311 hand at four hearts. ACIOUS THREE-BEDROOM RANCH WB NEED — Five or sll. 2-3 bedroom r yean old. Two batha, den, iun- lomes, furnished or unfurnished, from The average player—the sort of North Eat* South Eroom, two-car fsrage. »i acre. Afcce» SS5 to 1175 per month lor lncomln 1 O Pass 1 ^? Pass to river, many extras. Through owner personnel. TI1E BERG AGENCY, RL partner we usually get—leads a 1 4s Pass 2 0 Pass THERE'S 5OMETHING ABOUT THE |32,800. (212)—269-8030. After 7 P.m. IS Mlddletown. 671-1000. club at once, hoping to ruff the 2 5? Pass 4 • • '• Hearts-K Q J 4 2. Diamonds— S-t-i bathg, family room, living .room, SITE WORK to get rid of a club. Then he Q 9 8 7. CIUDS-.-J 3. What do Jireplace. Corner lot $37,900. 264-4613. Construction of Tn In-Arch Culvert under Delaware Si Rarltan Canal gives up the club trick. you say? • FOR QUICK BALE — Thrw-room and for Heeler's Brook, Somerset Coun- $ath cottage, completely redecorated. ty. N.J. East takes the ace of clubs and Answer: Bid three hearts. This rffew bathroom . and modern kitchen. t4£a«, beat. Middle town, 1 mile from Bids must be (l) made on the stan- returns a club to make South forcing bid asks partner to raise Red Bank.. 18,500. M2-1474. , dard proposal form, (2> enclosed in ruff. South can now lead a spade hearts if he has three or more the special addressed envelope, (3) ac( MIDDLETOWN — By owner. Four-bed. companies by a certified check drawn from his hand and will make hit hearts; otherwise he bids 3 NT room home. G.I. 5*4 per cent mort- to the order of the Treasurer of the MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST (ace can be assumed for $3,300 and State of Hew Jersey, or a old bond J136 monthly payments. Immediate my of which shall be In the amoum ^occupancy. 7R7-5797. of S% of the hid, and- (4) deliver* m ONE OF THE 5IMPUTT MAMA MIA.' 1OAKHURST — Home available for tm- at the above place on or before th BASIC 5TEF5, CAROL! ym |S A > rmediate occupancy. Front-to-back split hour named as no vbld will be ac ONE MINUTE MMJ DONT KNOW N-NO! OUR -level, l't baths. Cathedral celling. cepted 'after the hour specified. Bid AFTER THE BALLET TEACHER UP—DOWN-ON THE DANCER?! ^Built-in' stove, oven and dishwasher. not srf submitted will be considered WHfiT A' 'BAU.-CHANGE BALL OF THE. FOOT-ONE- •Three bedrooms, Paneled den. Family Informal and. will b« reJ«ted. The D 5TART OF HER IS NEVER TOLD "room. La.ndic#ped. School bus atops rector reserves the right to- reject an FIRST DANCE US ABOUT-- TWO-THREE-FOUR!-.. 6UDE on comer. 3-zone 'hot water baseboard and all bids and to award contract I REHEAJWAL, ANYTHING UKE LEFT—FIVE-SKI-UP- heat. Corner lot Two-car garage. Rea- part or whole if deemed to the bes DOWN--SEVEN-EIGHTJ sonably priced. 229-5393. interest of the State to do so. Th CAROL \i THAT, MR. successful bidder will be required t HOPELE55LY MARCO! GOT IT NOW? NEPTUNE — Original alx-room farm- furnish surety bond in th« full amoun BEWILDERED' house. 180x192' wooded lot Immediate of the contract,- of a company au •Qflfcupancy. 111,500. 775-4152. thortzed to do business in the State of New Jersey. !. BOLDER WATERFRONT BUNGALOW— Plans and specifications, form of bid contract and bond lor the propoaet ••-WO1- lot-fltuated^on - picturesque —New- -work-are-on-tU*-anare-on-flle-Md may b«e obtaobtalnei t pon application to the Director, W \*Jcriey inlet This three*bedroom, one- vision of Purchase and Property^ Slat House. Trenton, New Jersey 08625, o« '"5 haSh home wlth^ 28' acreened porch deposit of twenty-five (J25.001. for eacn set. this amount- to be refunded. to tt : en water, needs a llttls work, but Is bidder upon return of such documenti in good condition within 30 days altei -i well worth It tt this price, ideal fo the award of the contract — DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURE • r«tlr«rnent or honeymoon'ers. Will sell Division of Purchase and Propert CHARLES F. SULLIVAN, Director , fsut J22.OO0. THE DOWSTRA AGEN Nov.- 28,- Dec. b • We. THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK CT. 31.X. St, Red Bank. 741- TAX SAXB XOTICE Of Real Ejlate In the Borough o THE PHAHJCm ftilSHES -HE CUTS WE BOWS 11/ A - HUMS SPEAR ANP -AS THE OTHeRS RUSH TOttARO HIM - OVE-3 •fob. Little Silver for Non-Payment of Taxei TO THE RAZOR-SHARP SPEAR ~ SINGLE MOTION- 'PHANTOM PePRMAH THRH OUT't—• • •— • and Assessments. MOVES QUICKER THAN THE Public Notice Is hereby given th EYE CAN SIC?" OU> JUNGLE CUBTOM BUILT — Four-bedroom I. Calvin A. Rowe, Collector of Tax SAVING. ranch. A-l. Large eat-lA kitchen, Wed of the Borodgh of- Little Silver. Mor bath, garage. Walking distance to mouth County, • New Jersey, will se, igchooli. and buses,- Beautifully land- at Public Auction on the 28th day- o T-cxped. Many-extras, $17,500, 204-2356. December. 1B66, st 10 A.M. in Ui EARLY AMERICAN — Four-bedroom Borough Halt, Prospect Avenue. LltUi • house now under construction. Corner Silver. New Jersey, the herelnsite: Cliverslde Ave. and Eunnyland Court, described' Real Estate. Uttle Silver. Large family room-Hitch- Bald laiids will be sold to make thi 'en- Oa larse lot with beautiful shade •mount of Municipal Liens chargeabli Urees. Call », S24 34 overdoing and excessive, spending. Take precautions — Four-year-old spacious bi-leve) on Veikko Yrjanainen, Rumnon Road, • earner wooded acre. 2260 Sf-, ft. living; Block 42 125), Lot 60A (38), $170.6.1 not to offend co-workers or the boss. Volunteer for •pace. All electric, less than 1400 a When the aale- takes place, pay men community service. . year, Oarage. ThreeC-'rull baths, G.E. nf RM taxes or aanennmehlB. oosti ant: kithenkitchen,, four bedrooms, livinliving romroom,, Imp rest* muit he paid by the purchaufi dinindiin g roomo , recreatioreti n roroomo , utiliutilitty before Uie -conclu^ipn of Uieiaie, other room, ira.ooo. Owner, 4H2-43S3. wise tha property will be tmmediate! The Day Under Your Sign resold- 1 RUMEON — Older home In good c At any time before the sale. t*n dltlon. For a large family. Within walk- collector will receive payment of. the Ari«. lorn M*r. 21 foApf. l» Libra. S«pt. 23 fo Od. 22 ing distance to schools, stores and bug amount due, tscether with Intereit and , You mvf h*"* * cJuaffe of •Activity it indicated fat X*ibr? line. Asking price t27,WO. Call g«2-ll»7 coita Incurred fo the date of payment, heart • in-rolTln*-- m nmviUo cbtrts. Th? dunce of A tbort ^ Witness my hand snd teal tbis lOUi ftitustien. trip i* itrehc now. lay of November. 1068. HOUSES FOR'SALE T.urirt. April 10 fa Msy 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 MARK TRAIL CALVIN A, KOWB Circtunitinc-u promises to be in. Emphatic Is on job perform- By ED DODD Collector tercstini conccrnlnc a persona! Nov. 28,. Dec. 5. 12, 19 |5fl.M ance, with monetary nutters NANCY, . OU, finuiclsl situation. under Zinc radiations. SACRE/.DIS CH._ Gamint. Msy 21 fo Junt 2f DONT M3U KNOW /WE... D-POUG.' MORE LISTINGS SHOWN NOTICE Sagitfiriui. Nov.22 fo D«.21 HAVE A LEETLE ON The daytime outlook is fine, but "i'our pockctbook can benefit IT'S UNCLE JOHNNY? ...THANK- WE SOTTA GET Separate sealed blrti for' the follow- in P.M. steer clear of • trouble GOD,.. MORE LISTINGS SOLD I Ing will be received by tlie Mlrtd) sonie family n-ember. from M job offer, but there arc HER OUTTA . i town Township Board of Education i_ other consideration!. SOU'RE... HEBE, MARK/ the Artmlnlntralton Building,: B9 Tlndail Ctnctr, June. 22 to July 21 Capricorn. Dec. 22 fo Jan. 20 HERE/ nna'i. Middl«tnwn, N.« J, up to 8:00 . Vou may change your tnin-1 P.M. prevailing time on Thursday, D 0 If ffomrone needs cbeeritif, cPmhtT fl, 1966. about somctiiinfi of wbidl you've* you're just the one to do if, 1. Tractor always keen so sure. -suggest Capricorn raya. 2. Jerp Lao. July 22 fo Aug. 21 Aquarluc. Jan. 21 to-Fab. 19 3. Clearing of ilte and removal Try to center'your efforts on Plan to spend a quiet, inactive VES, BKSHT nf debris matters that concern the sccur. •fveninj, Luniri aiiggtlt di*- 4. Grading of BChonl wile Sppcj/icatlonB and forms for bidding ity of your farnilj. harmony in the borne, DOCTOR." Thru Members of the rn»y.. be secured at th#» Board of Edu- Virgo. Aug. 22 fo.S.pl. 22 Piic.i. Fab. 20 io March 20 cation Of Me*. ft9 TlndalJ Road, M11- Vou may h-tve ta play the A friend may impose on you to . Red Bank Area dletown. rf. J. Good -Sinurinn role -a^tiu, but do KHtie repair work in hit or Ths Board of Education rtJtrvei thi you won't mind. her hoiiK now* Ight (n reject any or all hidi and to APRAID.-l'n.. Multiple Listing Service t'ltva Immaterlsl Informant!''!, • JAMES W. DAVIDHEIIER 1966, -FuUitJkrs ^ewgpaper SJTXWAU a* Plf> 23S in Yallow Pjgtl lecrtlary -Nov. 21 |5.79 THE DAILY REGISTER Monday, Nov. 23, 1966-19 Complete Program Listitigs To Offer Amahl

MONDAY AFTCKHOON J-Edoe ef Nlght-serlol 1-News—Cronklie—Color . ' 11:N •-You Don't Sayl-Gome-Color 2—Lov« ol Ut*-S«rli>l 4-News—Huntley, Brlnkley-Coior S—Clwck Mccano-Color 5-McHole't Navy—Comedy • At Wagon Wheel 4—Jeopardy—Gon»—Color 7—Nurses—Serial 5-Romptr Rooitv-Chlldr«n 9—Captain America—Color H—Bpzo—Cartoons—color II—Huckleberry Hound—Cartoon— MIDDLETOV/N-Wagon Wheel Heading the cast as the mother 7—Donna Reed-Comedy II—Teacher Training ' •—News—John 'Wlngalt, Mory Me- Color Playhouse will again present of Amahl is Lucille Jerman Qf Phillips—Color 13—Anllques-Arf 2—Secret Storm—Serial Jl—Film Feature Middletown. Mrs. Jerman ha« ll—Car+ooni—Children—Color 4—Match Game—color 'Amahl and the Night Visitors," 1}—Humonltle*—Education 7:M 5—Sandy Seeker—Color 47— News—Jose Lonia Gian - Carlo Menotti's famous performed as soloist in oratorios 11:21 7—Dark Shadow*—Serial t—Nem—Jot Bentl 7:* Christinas opera, Thursday, Fri- with the Monmouth Civic Chorus. 11—Eighth Man—Cartoon I—GUIIgan's Island—Comedy—Color 13—American Clvllliatlon 4—Monkeei—Cornedy—Color1 day and Saturday, Dec. 8, 9, and She has also given several solo 2—seordi for Tomorrow 11—Around the Clock 4—Swlngln' Country—Muile—Color S—Truth or Consequences—Quiz—Color 10. recitals and has performed with .7— Fattier Knows Best 7—Iran Horse—Western—Color church choirs and choral socie- •—Joe FranKUn—Interviews—Color 4-rNews— Hoyd Haider—Color e-FHm—The Bachelor Party- Richard Otey of Middletown is 13—American Civilization Don Murrey—1 hrs. ' ties as guest soloist. Mrs. Jer* 11—Munsters—Comedy musical director. William F. 1>t41 Jr-FI'm-rPcratrooper— 13—S\4—Reflections on An Age— man was last seen at Wagon t_Gulldlng LloM—Serial Alan LAdd—fa mln.—Color • Corio, Hazlet, directs and pro- 4—Fllm—Remember— Docurnentonr—Special duces the classic. The production Wheel Playhouse in May, 1M3, 4—K«ws—Edwin Newman :• floberl Toylor—90 mln. Ji-On ttie Job—Fire Dept. 47-MoxlmlllaM Y Cm-left when she portrayed Madame Er- 1:00 7—Where Hie Action Is •• will be performed at the Fair- •-Mike Douglas—Variety nestine, the opera singer, in the t—New*—Jensen, Murray 3-Rurt, Buddy, Kiln—Comedy—Color view School in Middletown. with 4—P OQ—Game—Color 11—Surprise Sho*-Color 13—Placet In the r 4—1 Dream ol Jearwle—Color curtain at 8:40 p.m. Playhouse production" Of ""Little 5-Fllm—She's Working Her Wa . I- :'AoTri»^AWenTOre 11—Potty Duke—comedy Mar/ Sunshine." . —1 hrt. 90 mini 13—Art Auction—Special 7—Ben Cauy—Drama 5—Quick Draw McGnnv—Cartoons 31—Portfolio—Discussion Repeating their roles as the" 11—Millionaire—Drami Color 47—Pew Blondl—Comedy Three Kings will be tenor Ron 13—Roundabout—Children 7—Local News—Bill aeutel 11—Glgtmtor—Cartoon I—Lucille Boll—Comedy—Color "SKI OM THE WILD SIDE" is the title of a 90-minute film to b» presented by the Gardella, Middletown, baritorie 13—Sound! fo Soy—Education W-Oiorltv Bailey-Music 4-Roger Mlller-Vurlefy-Color At The Harold Oyan, Rumson,-and basi 31—Rim Feature 7—Rot Patrol—Drama—Color Monmouth Ski Club at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in the CaHton Theater, Rad Bank. In l-Ai the World Turns 5:U add ptonday evening tv _ _ Ronald Clark of Middletown. Rol£ «—Let's Make a Deal—Color 7—Weather—Tex Antoln* 11—Dr. Klldnre—Drama photo, Art Furrer performs the Christie Royale for an admjrer at Sun Valley, Idaho, ert Riggs will alternate with Mr. 11—Film—Yolando— 31—Eye an the Universe 7—Local Hews—Sill' Beutel Gardella in the role of Caspar. May Brlrt-W mln. 47—Eva anil Raul—Varlely in th* Warren Miller production. To explain rival methods; the film also features Stan Movies >:» 13—Understanding Science »:«0 Ail four are area soloists with 5—Paul Wlnchell—Color I-Andy GrlHIth-Comedy-rColor II—Three Stooges—Comedy Tomlinson, the French technique, and Olympic gold madalitt Othmar Schneider. church choirs and oratorio 31—Profile—Interview 4—Road wejt—Westirn—Color 12—Cartaohs—Children 5—Film—The Seventh Cross- groups. 31—Pllm Feature Austrian technique. RED BANK U—Parlont Francois I Spencer Trocy—2 hrs. I:4S 7—Felony Squad—Drama—Color CARLTON- The role of Amahl will again tie, «—N«w»—DIcktrsorH-Color 7—Newt—Peter Jennings 31—Focus on Books—Discussion Frofessionais 2:10; 7:10; 8:30. ; U—friendly Okmt-Chlldren 9 portrayed by John Oyan, son of '3—Password—Game—Color • 47—Myrta Sllva—Variety EATONTOWN *—Doyi of Oar Lives—Color ' 47—New Jersey Today Happy Seen Harold Oyan, with Melanie Otey 7-Newlywed Gam* J—Family AHolr-• 7—Oeneral Hoipltal 5—Fllntthmei-Cartoon—Color ' ••• W;» • • . '••'•: for ,5'/i-year-old Negro boy, living in a West Philadelphia neigh- this season, and "Walking Hap- The Professional* 7:15; O&S. more Drive School all-purpose t—film—New York ConNdentlal- 9—Fllm-Sarlal—Color *-l'v» Cot a Secret-Game-Color room, sponsored by the Parent- . Wdurd Conle—TO mln. 11—Superman—Advenluro—Color 31—Safe Driving borhood that houses a sprinkling of whites. His parents de- >y" isn't any jinx-breaker. North of Red Bank llWIonjt Patrol—Oilldren 13—New Jersey Speaks 47—Film—El Sonombulo Que Querla termined efforts at solving the problems associated with ra- Teacher Association. ' -t»—Education Jl—Film Short Dormlr—Alfredo Barhlerl—« mln. On the plus side for the show >lltoe HumonlHes 47-Olsc«-Totfl—Zacherley 11:00 cial Integration, seem to have left the problem out of his con- which premiered Saturday in the MIDDLETOWN «:41 2—News—Tom Dunn-Color sciousness over-all. TOWN- t-Nt CdwanU-coWr n-Ntwt 4-Newi McOee-Color Lunt-Fontanne Theater are a —Newt M0 (13) — "Auction of Contemporary Art." A rare two- couple of droll Englishmen, Nor- Jisiy Wednesday 7:25; »:40. 7—Newt-Beuttl, Martin hour television special, tonight's auction, for the benefit of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS t—Film—Com* fill the Cup man Wisdom (he's new) and Jomts Cogney—2 hrs. Channel 13 is broadcast "live" from the Par.ke-Bernet Gal- George Rose (he's been here be- ATLANTIC- -4=llm—That Hamilton Woman— leries. Paintings and sculpture by 49 contemporary artists Kart Koum 7:00; 0:50. 13—Party for Virgil Thompson—Caler fore); three antic dance numbers; HAZLET Vivien UlgiT-W mln, of considerable, renown (Alexander Calder, Jim Dine, Hans and tons of revolving scenery. Hofmann, Kandlnsky, Roy Liechtenstein, George Segal, among LOEW'S DRIVE-IN- 4—W«oth«r—«el:30. 5—Mtrv Oritfln-Varlety the opening number, "Think of 1 be-up for sale; ,Tune in for- the auction^ the art, and inter- Ofpoarrs wMkot m YOOH 11:11 Something Else." Two hours later PLAZA- 4 Niws Presemon—Color views with some of the visiting artists. The Profenlonals 7:20; »:4O. < you wish somebody in the pro- KEYT0RT SAVINGS ACCOUNT OH OR u;» >:3M (2) — The Lucy Show. A funny show built around duction had. 4—Sports—Teagve—Color hypnotist Pat Collins' nightclub act. Both Lucy and Mr. STRAND-^ BEtoftEPECtO... IARK J—Film—Odonpo— n Mooney are hypnotized on-stage and their reactions to Miss Col- The story is a study in reluctant Enough Rope 8:30; Le Bonbeur 7106; Rhonda Fleming—1 hr.L 10:10. Color lins' commands are amusing. The f6rmat allows Lucy to dis- romance in a Lancashire boot- INTEREST FROM DEC.-MT 4—Johnny Carson—Color play her talents for mimcry and she shines in her imitation of shop back in 1880. Roger Hirson EAST BRUNSWICK 7—Film-House of Strangers- md Kettl Frings took it from TURNPIKE- Edward G. Rob'iuon—t hrs.. Stan Laurel. (Color). OUTDOOR The profntlonali 7:0Q; <7—News—Jos* Lams 1-8:30 (2) — Andy Griffith. Fans may enjdy this mildly Harold Brlghouse's play "Hob- .10:30: I Deal In Danger SaO. 11:41 son's Choice" which became 5—Peter Gunn—Mvihry amusing entertaining version of a simple incident — taking a PERTH AMBOY novice along on the opening day of the fishing season. Ma- movie starring Charles Laughton AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— 4—News-Bob Teoi'us ma's boy Howard Sprague joins Sheriff Andy and son Opie a dozen years ago. Cartoons 7:00; The Professionals •-Newt and Weather l:1t by inviting himself, and manages to irritate everyone with Wisdom, a small, forlorn-look- 7:06; 11:19; The Delicate Delinquent 1—News 8:33. his ignorance and fancy equipment. '(Color). ing man with nimble feet, poses MAJESTIC— 1:11 10-11 (4) — Run For Your Lire. "A Game of Violence." as a sad sack cobbler who sud- Any Wednesday 2:20; 7:20; 9:23. 2—film—The Miami Story, Good prizefight drama and, for a' change, it's not about the Barry Sulllvon—M mln. denly discovers his employer's MENLO PARK 4—Film-Navy Wlh— racket boys' fixing the big ones. Sugar Ray Robinson does a oldest daughter wants to marry INEMA— Claire Trevor—«5 mln. commendable job as a challenger heavily favored to win the The Professionals' 1:30; 3:31; 5:42; 1:3* him—in order to escape her own 7-Newi middleweight crown. The fight scene is exceptionally well sorry condition as housekeeper- 7:55: 10:06. done, considering the limitations of TV shooting schedules. clerk for a widowed father. Dentists Meet 7—Plm—The Buttiwhackeft— WEST DEAL — The Monmouth John lreland-1 hr.,» mln. (Color). He, in the person of Rose, en- 1:45 . 10-11 (7) — The Big Valley. "The Iron Box." The males joys tippling and the delights of )cean County Dental Society held J—Film-Hera I Am " Mronoor— its November meeting in the Ad- Richard Greeno—i hr., 15 mln of the Big Valley have ail the footage to themselves in to- Victorian family omnipotence. It's 4:20 night's strong drama about an unlawful chain gang prison run all, In fact, a Cinderella yarn in miral's Table here Tuesday. I—Rlm^Ttwi Hoiv Terror— Dr. Harold Gelb of the New \-r:- Joiu WiiJl ' Jby a brutal warden. Heath and Nick get railroaded in a busl- reverse.'. , r„ . £tiesj {teal find- Iheyte detained in prison under inhuman con- ork Eye and Ear Infirmary,' was Far too handsome for the spin- ;uest speaker. He addressei 4:M ditions until brother Jarrod comes to the rescue. Color). 11-12 (13) — "A Party for Virgil Thomson." (Repeat). If ster she portrays is Louise Troy, bout 125 members at the ses- •:M and if her efforts at regional dia- ion. • 2—Sunrise Semester you missed Channel 13's salute to one of America's most dis- 4—Educotlon Exctimoe—Color ' tinguished composer-critics, Virgil Thomson, tune in for his lect sometimes slip, the lady does Dr. Nathan L. Frankel of As 7—Prelect Know—c^'icotkm sing with lilting charm. First Merchants Savers v.m on-air birthday party surrounded by colleagues and friends. iury Park, heads the society. t—News—RaTpb Penia Mr. Thomson was 70 years old on Friday and he's still com- The score, by Sammy Cahn and 4-Today—Colelr 7—Ann Southem—'"r.^iedy posing — a new opera this time. James Van Heusen, isn't any 7:11 melodic epic, but there are at GET MORE INTEREST S—News least five tunes that stir tip the Dean Martin J-Newi-JoMOh BMll-Cohw lethargic sequence of events. DRIVE-IN S-Sandy Becker-Children . .,„._ 'TEXAS ACROSS OUT OF LIFE! J-Cartoons—CMMr-n-Color Red Oak Cooperative THCATRE The dancing, staged by Danny WtWOAYS OMN DCJ0.MOVBS AT 7:10 |Yl|E THERIVER"-Celer | - 7:S» .. Daniels, is done by a company of tUWMU OMT-OHN SJ0-MOV1KAT UX) »-nItwi—Harry #r-nth VASBURYPARK' zippy cavorters, who variously Burt Lancaster ON SPfcCIAlT^ t-Coptoln Kangaroo VF Hous«>-Color Has Adults 'Swinging* switch from a; limber clog num- Lee Marvin STARTS WED. AT FOLLOWING l:n ber, to a brisk bit of nightmare • THEATRES ———J TIME-SAVING 5-Newi MIDDLETOWN — Forty adults The guest speaker and conduc- Claudia Cardinale I:M had a swinging do-it-yourself eve- tor was Mrs. Lorraine Gold- deviltry and a rousing hoedown TOWN & I-Yooo for Health with the title song. CERTIFICATES 7-Llttli Ratcolt—Comedy ning playing modern rhythm in- Schmidt of The Monmouth Con- COMMUNITY DEAN MARTIN 1:45 struments at the November meet- -PROFESSIONALS' r>r>*le .1 tfetwttr-i M m S-Klng and Odle—Cartoons servatory of Music. Mrs. Gold '• "TEXAS ACROSS ing of The Red Oak Cooperative schmidt demonstrated her meth- Grouping Selected — BOTH IN COLOR — : THE RIVER" - Color •—Farm Keoert Nursery School. ods of teaching music to childrer I'SS L 'MADAME X' *—News and Weather from si£ to nine. TV Comriierciah •:et ; • 2—Demit the Menace "My students have so muoli NEW YORK (AP) — The Co- 4-Blrthdoy Houte-Color lumbia Broadcasting System an- S—Thln Man-^Mytfery Passion Play fun," she said, "They don't rea "AMONG THE GREAT 7— Flhn— Bowervto Broadway- ize > they're learning anything. nounced yesterday it will group 4% Ann Blyth-oa mln. commercials together on a tew 9-Our World-Educafon Mrs. Goldschmidt's. system is MOVIES OF ALL 11—Jock La Lqnne-Color Version Set based on the Carl Orff method, dramatic programs to minimize 4 ON PASSIOOK 13-Chority Bailey—Music ON TIMMAVINa which starts^young children or interruptions. UVINOS ACCOUNTS •HI Vice President Michael H S-Newi For Britain instruments especially designed OMttnsM QwrteilT 9:3* Dann said commercials would J-Leave It to Beover By GODFREY ANDERSON for them. His xylophones, glock- still take about six minutes of 5—Lock UB—Mystery enspiels, drums and woodblocks 9-Whlrlyblrdl-Adventure LONDON (AP) - Britain will each hour, but would be shown 11—Bloorophy— Documentary get a chance to see an English- are easily handled and manipu- only .twice an hour instead ,of •theCjOspeL 13-McBc: U.S.A.-Edueatlon lated by little hands. 9:45 language version of the famed every 15 minutes. 4-N«wt—AI« Gilford—Color Oberammergau passion play next M?».' Goldschmidt said the Rei .The new policy is scheduled OMT K

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