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U M VOL. 87, NO. 165 " **£• OIUI fame*-. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1965. 7c PER COPY PAG* ONE 4Un« oaiOM County Budgetat • FREEHOLD-The Board of Freeholders yesterday adopted them. The 1965 tax rate is «et at 45.9 cents per $100 of assessed Seven cents,surplus revenue,and - • -••• correctional. and penal requirements this year amounts to * tecord J13,19B,O82 budget for Monmouth County. . valuation. last' year, it was 45.3 cents. —Four cents, from the state aid motor vehicle fund. $5,613,546. Last year's figure of $5,232,369.25 has been raised At a public hearipg, board members disclosed that this The reason-for the small change in rate can be found in Charitable, correction and penal institutions will get the by $381,156.75. - ' •mount is $1,015,215 more than that of the $12,182,867 county the ratables boost due to the boom still being experienced largest bits of the budget dollar this year, with an appropria- Increased rates fixed by the state institutions in which total lor 0M4. . in construction of houses, commercial areas and industries. tion of 43 cents. Roads .and bridges come next at 16 cents. county patients are maintained is one cause for the jump in The amount to be raised by taxation this year is $18,470,- DOLLAR BREAKDOWN , ' Following in order art judiciary, 8 cents; debt service, 7 Monmouth! In this section, requirements are established for 702, an Increase ot $830,495 over 1964's budget figure of $9,640,- The 1965 county budget dollar will be broken down this cents; general government, 7 cents; regulation, 7 cents; ed- the Welfare Board administration, old age assistance, perma- J07. way: ucation and recreation, 6 cents, and capital improvement nent disability assistance, assistance for dependent children, Although the budget is much larger than aqy in the —Seventy-nine cents will come from property taxes; fund, statutory expenses, unclassified and contingent, 6 cents. maintenance of patients in state institutions, Public Health past, Individual taxpayers will find little more being asked of —Ten cents, from miscellaneous revenues; The budget shows that the increase from the charitable, Service and the county correctional requirements. Congresdonail Districting Hughes TRENTON'— Democratic GOT. into two senatorial districts, any bill which would lessen the be moved to the Assembly in Basically, Hie Senate'* bills lidtard J. Hughes told close would deprive their candidates' number of assemblymen in any the afternoon for a reading;. hinge around the 1-2-4 pjan which the governor says Is not needed ddes last night he definitely will of votes, leaving them little county throughout the state. The Assembly: will" return to- til any reapportionment bills chance oi winning. It is lcnown'Sen. Stout had been morrow to try to pass the «ieas- thisyear. The system calls for [rafted along congressional lines. ures. As things appear now, theone Congressman, two Senators' Ocean In One asked by several groups' to sug- and four Assemblymen to be The Register learned the news The realignment, as sponsored gest the redrawing of the Third Republicans • have not the 31 elected in a district. , s the Republican-controlled Sen- by Sen. Richard R. Stout, R-Mon- District although there.has been votes to put over any reaippor- '. Gov. Hughes is adamant in Ms ate prepared to meet this morn- mouth, would bring about a Sen- criticism from GOP leaders, that tionmerit law. And the Demo- stand,- fliat congressional dis- ing to vote on a package deal ate race In. one. district which some of the voters might not cratic assemblymen won't lend tricts do not have to'be redrawn involving four measures on re- would include all of Ocean Coun- have a Senate candidate to sup- Hie(n A helping- hand. ; . .: because, congressional elections apportionment. ty and several small Nonmouth port. - •- • Gov, Hughes yesterday rapped won't be held urita next year. He The governor is more than municipalities and another con- Seen Best Plan the .^apportionment .plans as. "aalso opposes the, reapporUoning very brutal package to hand (he ever determined to veto Che biiis test In the .other.distrtet involv- The senator has assured most of (be state legislature on the after reading about them in the ing voters In me Bayshore area people" and an affront to county theory of newty,drawn congres- persons who are bewildered over government. . . OPEN SWITCH — Workman struggled all of yesterday afternoon and most of last newspapers yesterday. and in other usually strong GOP reapporlionment that the local sional districts. .'. , territories. night tt>'gat the Central Railroad of New Jenay shore branch line open for traffic aftr "In most cases its nothing but plan seems the best one. . It Districts Regardless of what happens tp •r the derailment of thii Alco switcher in East Keantburg. The engine was derailed pure gerrymandering, leaving the A few Republicans and Demo- "I repeat, I'm not for reapr He favors a bill dividing the the bills' in Che Senate and As- Democrats out in the cold," de crats held fears that the redis- portjonment in any shape, size state into 16 senate districts of sembly this week, the GOP law- about 2 p.m. yesterday when two. children tried to open a twitch and left if partially dared a State House official. trkting of Monmouth would mean or manner, but it's the. will Of varying population, adhering as makers are convinced the Su- opan. The accident tore up approximately 100 faet of rail. Damage was estimated The loudest protests came from the county would lose one out of the U.S. and state Supreme close as possible to county lines. preme Court will have to step m at $10,000. Officials said th* line was reopened for traffic at 2 a.m. although it will Monmouth and Ocean County three assemblymen, but tills was Courts and it must be done even The governor contends the Su- and dispose of the matter. Democrats vrtw said the Senate's quickly denied by election of- if the judges do it themselves." preme Court hasn't specif really The Republicans are. certain ba tome time later today before the engine can be rerailed. The wreck kept eight reapportionrnent plan, splitting ficials. If the senators give the bin's Drdered the Assembly to be re- their plan would be accepted by commuter trains from completing Hieirrun*yesterday. -, the Third Congressional District Gov. Hughes is also against clear title this morning, they will districted this year. the court as a permanent one. Gall Off Plane Search County Offers Alternate RED BANK - Sandy Hook The single-engine Beadicraft day, is believed to be at the Coast Guard officials confirmed Bonanza, which suddenly disap- bottom of Raritan Bay. yesterday that the active search peared- with Its, two occupants A Coast Guard motor lifeboal for the Air Taxi Co. Airplane shortly after taking off on" a rou- found one of the plane's main State's Rt. 33< PMris Protested missing since Sunday night has tine trip from Newark Airport landing ivfceels, buoyed up by been canceled. • to Red. Bank tt,.7:tf pjn. Sun- its still-lnJIMed-Alre, no|tfng neat FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — The Monmoulh indicated that a Toll Road Unking Mortmouth. Coun- would be over a period of years as funds became Buojf 10 off/ Keansburg Monda; Board of Freeholders yesterday presented its ob- ty with Trenton is not feasible. ••""••••' •;«vailable.> . •: ;' : •'.^"t-~^"-:\ ]'•"••'- afternoon-.- :...'.'. ..--. Mr. Pike indicated thai the county's proposal jections and an alternate proposal to the state's HELD FEASIBLE ,,.- A serial number on the tire plan tor dualizattei of Rt. 33. . ' "Sad-* "t>roed bftSls of public soppert,- not only by the two counties involved- — Monfnputit sad Mer- Regional Sewer Unit enabled Air Tul officials to Iden- ; According to a study done by consultants " :aiirfe-0 |le, direfcfcor of planning of the Knoerle, Bender 4 Stone on behalf of Monn»outh cer - but also by the uKHyidtial.muinklpalities . . ," tify the bit of wreckage as belong county Planning Board, represented the freeholders ing to tits missing plane. and Mercer Counties, a toll road from Asbury Park M. Raymond McGowan, attorney representing at; a meeting in the Grange Hall here attended by to Trenton is feasible, the freeholders said, "par- Freehold Township, made vigorous oijectton to the Plans Public Meeting While the wheel was found oi more than 200 representatives of Monmouth, Mercer ticularly if connecting state highways tied the route proposed by-pass which would'inters** a portion of SHREWSBURY - The first area will be held here March the route the plane would nor- and Middlesex Counties as well as representatives into Hie freeway system to feed traffic to ;it. and if the township's commercial area. mally have taken, inbound from public information meeting for IS. of municipalities : and individuals who would be the most advantageous termini were selected." "You are jeopardizing a onevmillion-dollar rato- residents of the six-borough Re- Public meetings will be held Newark, it gave no indication affected. ' . - of the location of the rest of ' Among the advantages of the county proposal ble with a 5.5-millicm-dollar business volume," he gional Sewer Study, Committee In all the member towns, but The-state plan calls for dualization of Rt. 33 said.' 'V'1 ..... Councilman Paul F. Schlssler said the aircraft. Coast Guardmen cited by Mr. Pike were: — Greater safety of a pointed out that it had been to Hightstown and a turnpike extension linking limited, access road, regardless of future build-up Stephen J. .Link, district engineer for the stats last night that Shrewsbury has Hfehtstown to Trenton. Project Gets taken the lead by scheduling its drifting in the bay for near- Of the area. — Improvement of Rt 33 will produce Highway Department, presided at yesterday's hear- session in the Fern Ross Audito- ly 18 hours. County officials prefer a limited access toll "diminishing returns" as future development in ing. Mr. Link indicated that A would take two to rium at 8 p.m. on the 16th. A Coast Guard helicopter swept road to a dualized Rt. 33 as the link between,Mon- Western Monmouth necessitates more traffic.lights three months for the state to review the testimony. moiith County and Trenton. ' Enthusiastic On hand to answer questions the bay for several hours yes- and presents other problems., — The toll road could He said consideration will be gfiven to ail the ob- about the proposed community terday, looking for other bits ol The county takes issue with a state study which proceed at once whereas 'Improvement of Rt. 33 jections. • . • • sewer complex wJH be represent- wreckage which might have float- Backing atives of Manganaro, Martin and ed up. Coast Guard boats on NEW SHREWSBURY-"! be- Lincoln, the New York engineer- routine missions have orders to Propose Raritan-Keansburg Joint Venture lieve in this; that's why I'm ing firm, that conducted a feasi- keep a sharp eye. Council in Shrewsbury here," John H. Madlgan of 35 bility study of the plan. A search mission was also flown Winchester Dr. told the Board yesterday, by Guy Aliotta, Ai of Health last night. Map Displayed Mr. Schissler said a four-foot Taxi pilot, with Police C h i e Asks Broad Based Tax "This" Is New Shrewsbury's map showing all the buildings James A. Herring as observer, SHREWSBURY - Councilman Philip A. Genovese last May Create Industrial Park participation in a regional sew- of Shrewsbury and idehtifying Nothing was sighted. night rallied unanimous Borough Council support of a resolu- trage authority to be set up, if Air Taxi Cp. pilots are watch- tion calling for a state-wide broad based tax. all goes' according to schedule, the ones that would be affected RARITAN TOWNSHIP - A industrial site: or a recreation to study the feasibility of using by the first phase of sewer con- ing for traces of the missing An accountant and chairman of council's finance com- small Industrial park site in the area. the marshland for industry, based April 1 by Llttls.. Silver, Mon- aircraft as they traverse the bay mittee, Mr. Genovese spoke of rising property taxes and of mouth Beach, Fair Haven, struction is on display in the Keansburg-West Keahsburg ifea The land is bordered by Creek on soil conditions. post office. He added that bro- on routine flights to metropolitan legislators who he said were shirking their duty by not offer- may become a reality in the Shrewsbury, Oceanport and West airports. and Stone Rds. in Keansburg and "The possibilities, should be Long Branch. : • • chures will be mailed.to resi- ing relief. .' near future. extends to within about. 200 feet Presumed dead in Sunday's He said the lawmakers lacked either the interest or the presented to our Committee for Mr. Madigan. a sanitary engi< dents around the first of the "We are'certainly looking for of Laurel Ave. in West Keans- month, They!ll include a copy of crash are Roy M. Robison, New courage to move a state tax and blamed the situation on Development of Commerce, In- neer for the Port of New York industry," said Mayor Marvin burg (Raritan). dustry and Trade and to the Rec- the. map, some facts about the Shrewsbury, passenger in the political motives. Contradicting the theory that a broad based Olinsky in reply to Keansbufg Authority, thinks the borough Bonanza, and Sol R. Provan About five acres are In Keans- reation Commission," said Mr. ihould waste no time in becoming proposal arid an announcement ot tax could not be approved in a gubernatorial election year, Manager C. Bernard Blum and Eatontown, the pilot. the councilman suggested |t would be politically more danger- burg and 11 in Raritan. Rezoni.ig Olinsky, "but first we need the associated with the project, de- the public meeting. . Borough Councilman Martin C. feasibility study," ' Already made public by the ous to fail to effect the new tax. .. . Lohsen. for industry on the Keansburg signed to provide sewer systems side has been recommended by In .'participating municipalities Regional.Sewer Study Committee Start Investigation He acknowledged, however, that a few of the more Keansbiicg officials suggested ' Committeeman Francis X. within four years, is the outline of a $17,610,000 courageous members of the state Assembly have publicly that Raritan and West Keans- Mr. Blum, to council. Shields also noted that the town- WEST KEANSBURG -The '"time Is of the essence," he sewer system for Shrewsbury, favored a broad based tax without regard to partisan politics. burg join hands to convert about The Township Committee and ship's master plan must; be con- Little Silver, Fair Haven, Ocean- property Owners Association has Mr. Genovese would prefer a sales tax to a state income 16 acres of marshland into an council authorized their engineers sidered. •aid; "If we want to get in on appointed a committee to go this, we have to do something port, Monmouth Beach and West tax, but at the request of several members he omitted a now, or it will cost us more Long Branch. The committee has through Hie local area and check preference from his motion. •'•.:"•• later." > \ •' ' : '•: \ :.-;; • estimated an annual per-dwelling roads in need of repair, fire hy- The resolution will be forwarded to local representatives Member* Agree service charge of $80 and an drants, and housing conditions in Trenton, and Mayor Frederic Messina said he would bring The committee will compile this Board1, members agreed. James Initial connection fee of $175. it up at the next conference of local mayors. Mr. Genovese Mrs. Jackson Heads CA C information for the next meeting Durand, .board president, ap- illr. Schissler said that if things said he hoped other governing bodies would follow Shrews- run . smoothly, the .first phase, and send it to the proper author- bury's lead. .-••••-. RED BANK-Mrs. Mattie Jack- as well as several interested citi- Colored People, publicity chair- pointed a - committee of five to son was ejected chairman of the1 zens—attended last night's meet- consult with Michael 3. Kafferty servicing' about 83 per cent of ities. man. the. homes in the six boroughs, Red Bank Community Action ing in Bates Elks Lodge, Shrews- Rodney Mott, MCAP planning of Little Silver, chairman of the Council (CAC) last night. bury Ave. Regional Sewer Study Commit* would be ready around the-be- (See CAC. Page 2) tee, and Milton A. Mausner of ginning of 1967. ' The.CAC will seek to establish Elected in addition to Mrs. Red.Bank, RSSC. attorney, on Borough Council will also meet County's Defense Spending itself as the official co-ordinating Jackson, a representative of the the possibility of New Shrews, March 16, but pushed its meeting agency for anti-poverty programs Red Bank Community Betterment Bedell List bury's, participation.' ; time ahead to 7:30 p.m. to al in the borough.; Club, were: Detective Lt. Benja- It was organized less than two min Glover, Red Bank Men's MrAadigsn, Couhcilman Fran- low sufficient time for the public Is Assailed and Defended Club, Inc., vice chairman; Miss meeting. weeks ago under the aegis of the Still Missing cis, U Cooper, Health Officer Vin- FREEHOLD - A critic of pre- Mr. Strasburger Is Monmotith questionr-'Whst essential service Monmouth Community Action Elisabeth Kelley, Red Bank Area, cent Horan, Plumbing Inspector Luncheon Special paredness practices yesterday County chairman of the Com-would be lost to the county if Program, Inc. (MCAP), the agen- League ol Women Voters, secre- RED. BANK — Invitations to Stephen J. Gross, and board "White collar1', atmosphere at sharply criticized the riew Mon- mittee for a Sane Nuclear Poli- tary; Mrs; Murray Guth, Greater Join 1 the budget'item for civil defense cy officially charged with admin- Join the Monmouth Community member Donald H. MaoPherson "blue collar*' , prices., Oarfleld mouth; County budget. cy (SANE). were deleted, entirely.'; istering the anti-poverty program Red Bank Sectjon, National Coun- will,make the consultations and r Action Program, Inc., the or- Grant Hotel, Long' Branch>-Adv. ' Allen Strasburg?r, 28 Hudson Reading from a prepared state- Lists Two Functions in the county. cil of Jewish Women; treasurer, ganization administering the report back at the March board Ave);,* Red Bank, speaking at a ment, later rebutted by Free- "We are dealing.with two pos- and' Mrs, Ivan Polonsky, Red meeting.' '....' '.• Perkins Pancake House -, Approximately 15 persons^rep- anti-poverty bill in the county, Hwy. 35, MiddteUtwri.WEDNPS public meeting here leveled holder Director Joseph C. Irwin, sibly essential. functions, civil resentatives of almost two dozen Bank Area Branch, National As-arare fn the mail to approximate- The RSSC engineers, Manga- DAV ONtY, VTSAL' COTtEt charges that the proposed expen- Mr, Strasburger said: defense in the event of thermo- civic, service and churxh groups sociation for the Advancement of ly 50 individuals in the county, n»ro,-.Margin.,afld Lincoln of DINNER $i:00.-Adv. diture ot J12.875 for Civil Defense "I feel that the civil defense nuolear war, and disaster control New, York City, estimated in a Rodney "Molt, MCAP planning and Disaster Control should he appropriation should be given es in the event of natural or man- coordinator, said last night. January report that a six-borough DallySpeclal deleted entirely, from the 1965 For Raritan Recreation Hot rolls baked dally, 50c per pecially keen scrutiny by the made disasters other than war." But not one is going; to an •ewer system will cost about (17.8 budget prepared by the Board board Indeed, I respectfully ask SANE's chairman continued: million doien. Buttercrust Bakery, 152 individual suggested for mem- Shrewsbury Ave, Red Bank 741 of Freeholders. that you put to yourselves this "As far as nuclear war is con- bership by Freeholder Eugene, J. The recommended project in- cerned, there is no such thing May Condemn 12 Acres cludes allowance in the trunk 6091.-Adv. Bedell—because Mr, Bedell has as an effective civil defense, RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The the tract includes a house. Mr. not'yet suggested any names, aewer system to serve "all or certainly not in Monmouth Coun- Recreation Commission has run large parts" of New Shrewsbury Holmdel Dog fu Roggeman said Mr. Weikel "had Mr. Molt said. Feft-uary from V to 11:30. After Today's Index ty, which is located in a prime into a snag in its' Green .Acres pretty much agreed, to selUthe "I haVeo't received any. Bst and Shrewsbury Townahip, target area." /'should these communities seek February mall to Mrs. Helen Ry- program which may result in con-tracact for its" appraised" value, of names from Mr. Bedell," Mr. der, Boot IM, Holmdel. "Fee Pa«e P««e Regarding disaster corftrol, Mr. demnation proceedings, ChairO - $53,980$53980,,, but recently advised the Mott said, ("and Mr. Irwin (free- to become customer! of the Allen-Scott . Editorials .. teni" •y $J.25."-Aov. . 6 Strasburger said' man Warren J. Roggeman r* commission he will.not sell for holder Director Joseph C. Irwin. Amusement] HerWock. "I have full confidence m those vealed last night. New Shrewsbury Opening Soon lesa than $72,000." chairman of MCAP's board of Births Movie Timetable competent and dedicated men and Whether 'New Shrewsbury ca_ n Qohmlal Coffee ,5bop. Holmdel. The problem centers around the Although the commission in- trustees) has not yet received •ha Suppliers please contact Mr. Jim Bishop _„ Obituaries - 2 women who owned by Benjamin F. Weikel. jowtr ' •' nunes of seven tp tte prest • 2-Wednesday, Feb. 17, 1965 THE DAIfcY REGISTER Property Clean-up Birth* Miss Lecture, ' Deliver Bti.bg Notices Are Issued $ Mr.:;tfld,,M*s. frtnk Ko i Catherine. Ave.', Middletown$ property on Haddon Afe. v SHREWSBURY - flj jon; yesterday. • , : MATAWAIN - Who needs lessons?- . .* y. ^O-., targets in Building Inspector Rob- Lo Presti of Fair Haven?who owns Mr. and "Mrs. Harold Pont* Certainly not two members of the focal Fipst Al

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Roberts addressed Opea Man. thru S«iItM% fcft ^Ite Hot th« group on the legal aspects Satisfaction Guaranteed or ¥oux Money Back •oolwt.U SEARS-MIDDLETOWN PHONE 6714800 nflt IhAT of church-stau relations. **I See The iJeBy Is Dropping Lungemoke* Jim Bishop: Reporter L ' ' ' ' ' * 'i *', She Thinks Happy Free . Anyone who earns {500,000 a year cannot bs^a ruit,, Aad It is important'ioth for the read- carefully to consider wa'ys'^main- tain tWo constitutional l Tile woman U ft. She hai a figure like an adbleSCeift boy. ing, public and newspapers that a 4 The hair is pale and coiffed In fte manner of a palm tree. study is being made by a committee free press undirthe First Aift^ She wean a big diamond ring solely to hide two capped teeth of prominent news executives of theo and ' a fair trial'under 2ie[ Sixth underneath when she eats. She went to col- Amendment" - - '' <••'-• ''• lege for six years and all she got out of it relationship between'a free press ami was,married and pregnant No diploma. fair trials. .'; '\"~ '•;i"':'.".••«-;-••••••-••n*.-- • /Those members will Jodie ; for "J'm a- floating chiffon romanticist,"' 'Newspapers, in tfieir rushs" to" get'^ "those- fe# (^stances where they ap- the says. Her name is Phyllis Diller. Three stories told, have been accused of tell-,, pear in conflict" and believe that years ago she was booked into the Fontaine- bleau Hotel; in Miami Beach as a comedienne ing more than they should m ^their* these '"should be'resc'hredvwithoat wy and was fired after the first performance. coverage of trials, particularly those/" loss of oxft liberties,'* said itfr.JRobb, Today she Is regarded as the funniest woman, involving criminal; .cases. Newspapers adding that this unit plans vS discuss to the world. On television, 20,000,000 women see' her conic into view wearing a wild muu- and their editor^arid repprjters do be- ' problems with the American'Bar As- muu, carrying a rhinestone cigarette holder, lieve that facts should be kade-public sociation >'an3>;fhfc experts that this slapping her thigh and roaring "Haw-Haw- , Haw" and these women fall down laughing , as promptly and as fully .,4s'possible. national legal organization now has BISHOP before they hear me joke. But it is not their intentto.disrupt the working on,the same subject She calls her husband Fang. His name is really Sherwood fairness that is clue to the, accused pr_ ' and he's her road manager. He's 51, and she describes him as ,,.It,can;be expected that the news- "beautiful." Onstage, she pokes fun at him, and says: "I upset the smoothness with which the paper committee, headed **by E Ten- wouldn't call him cheap, but he's the only man in the world law is expected to,operate. nant Bryan, president and publisher of with a nine-year-old tea bag." Gene Robb, president of the, Ameri- th Times-Union and Knickerbocker News, make a thorough study. It is in the zipper. "Thin?" says Miss Diller. "She laid on a bed of nails bas announced that his group has public interest that this job be done in India and fell between them." In real life, Phyllis and Sherwood have five children: picked members of the committee' ••well. ' ' •• - -•••'• • ••"••-••:••: Peter, 24, a writer; Sally, 20, in school; Suzy, .18, going to Washington U.; Stephanie 16, who owns a horse; and Perry, 15, a Rock 'n Roil twitcher. The Dillers have Just bought a house in Webster Groves, a suburb of St. Louis, Missouri. 4-H Clubs Stm^ Auto It cost $33,000 and has 11 rooms. It is eighty years old, There are sever*! 4-H Clubs in numbers are "nearly-* double the. av- like most of Phyllis Dlller's relatives when she was a child. Monmouth County, made up of many erage for the entire United States' They were so old, site says, that while other little girds were playing with doHs, she got her kicks attending the funeral of young people >Vho appear to be tn population." ' .;, the week. Phyllis Driver Diller grew up stingy. If she could constant search for. projects that will George Siver, the,Monmputh Coun- find a press, she'd forge Green Stamps. She bought all the enable -members to become more use- ty 4-H agent, is urging even those furniture for the house from Good Will Industries. Fang put in air-conditioning and a swimming pool.Phyllis ful citizens. They now are at work boys and girls not old enough to drive, couldn't bear to look at the cost. Shebought a fruitwood din- on a program that may bring everyone say from. 14 years and Up, to form ing room table for $30. When dinner is ready, someone has more than appreciation. In fact, it 4-H Automotive Clubs and start learn- • to light 37 candles. On the table, besides dinner plates, are two Siamese cats. There are two mynah birds who whistle could lead toward'^a major saving in, ing "the fundamentals of car mainte- "Jesue Loves Me" in Dixieland jazz tempo. human life. • '•• •• • « - •.. •;J nance and to develop acceptable.driv- There is a huge kitchen. Mrs. Diller.loves to cook Some- The 4-H organization is concerned ,, ing attitudes," All*'such club*s! need in times, on getting out of bed, she puts something on to cook, "not necessarily to eat, but just to put a nice odor in the at the alarming way that more and;, border to organize, he s&idr;"is five Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth house." She was stuck with a bunch of 17th century meat- mor.—^ '.^ »«e _ youn. ^. A Kg • people— ._ 1 , ^hav. — _e — 1bee — _~n guilt^*lyl youn. g. peopl^. _ 1e ^ . .L, . andea_ * J ° ±*n adul_ S±.m\Lt ad ^ __-1 hooks, so they are now festooned with pots and pans. There of causing accidents and adding to the viser or leader.^.' Already program are three sinks, one for flowers. She studied music and, quite naturally, she has a piano in death toll on the nation's highways. materials and direction are made avail- the kitchen. There are two pump organs on the premises, a Statistics handed up by the National able by Rutgers University and at the More on New Tax Breaks xylophone, three accordions, two saxophones, drums and other Safety Council now show that more 4-H county headquarters in Freehold, The 1964 tax law did far more than cut file a joint return, you can save taxes on pianos scattered like ash.trays. There are also 12 typewriters your federal Income tax rates. It also included your 1964 return via a liberalized income in case anyone is in the mood to write. young motorists are responsible in This program should be given ev- money saving breaks which mean more to credit. The key change in the 1964 law allows Phyllis Diller thinks happy. "At puberty," she says, "I accidents than ever, in fact thiir ery consideration. ',•';. millions of taxpayers than the rate cu(s. To- you to choose a combined retirement income realized I was never going to be Mary Pickford, so I figured day's column adds to yesterday's list. ceiling of $2,2(8 instead of separate ceilings 'Honey, you're going to have to make a great big adjustment' of $1,524 each. Income Averaging. It I figured I might even have to go in for inner beauty." So you collected an unusually The 1964 law did, however, cut back two she began to be funny. She started by walking around the high Robert S. Alien, J^side large amount of income in . tax breaks which you previously had on sick school girls' locker room in a belt and curlers. • ., 1964, you may be able to cut pay and group life insurance. Phyllis got laughs. When she got married, she decided'to your tax with the aid of a Sick Pay. Last year's law completely have nine children. "I chickened out after five," she says. brand new income averag- shook up the sick pay - rules and, in the "I was carrying those babies lower and lower. When the fifth Dockworkers Talking Tough ing provision in the 1964 law. process, reduced the tax break. Here are the one came along, 1 was wearing long dresses." This could help you if you're highlights for your 1964 tax return. Still, very few people thought she was funny as a comedi- East Coast longshoremen, whose pro- placed wheat as the third largest U.S. cash an employee who received During the first 30 days of your absence enne until the Fontainebleau fired her. Someone told Jade tracted $2 billion strike has left numerous crop. In 1963 the soybean carry-over amounted a substantial bonus, a sales- due to sickness or injury your sick pay is Paar about it, and he asked her to come on his show so that «hfp-clogged ports that will take months to, to only 15.1 million bushels out W a-659 mil- man who earned a big com- exempt only i( it is 75 per cent or less of she could earn a little money. clear up, already are talking tough again. lion bushel crop. The estimated carry-over mission, a lawyer who got a your regular pay and it becomes exempt only Until that time, no one knew anything about Phyllis Diller This time they are threatening the recent this year will be even less—around 10 mil- PORTER fat fee, etc. after the first seven days, The exception to except that she was a diay woman who laughed loud. Paar, sale of 90,000 tons of soy- lion bushels. If you are in this group, check at once this is that if you are hospitalized at any who has discovered more talent than the late Gus Edwards, beans to Russia. whether you can take advantage of the new time, the exemption starts from the first not only gave her a chance, but kept her on the.show.tv^ct, —The U.S. and Red China are the two income averaging provision. Herg is* a rough The truculent dockwork- major world soybean producers. In 1961 out : day instead of after the seven-day period. a feek until she became a smash hit.. Within a year, she yvas, i i .xule of thumb. Add rfi_e taxable 'incomes kjji|der no circumstances can the exempt the; nation's'premiere comedienne. •••'.-;» •.'•" ers" sre" serving-iraficerthey-- —-<>r~X fnHll«H-acrej W soybe8ns throughout shown on your income tax returns for the, will refuse to load this ap- SHjiount exceed the weekly rate of $75 during A week ago, she came to my house to sit over coffee and the world, the U.S. and China between them four years 1960 through 19S3, inclusive; take the first 30-day period. proximately $11 million deal had 50.5 'million acres. VS. exports this talk a little.,She will earn $450,000 this year on stage and T.V. one-third of the total; then add $3,000. If your appearances alone. She hasn't changed. "My goal," she said unless at least SO per cent yeir are eipected to reach a new high of 1964 taxable income is higher than this fig- After the first 30 days, your sick pay can of the soybeans are trans- ,20$ million bushels. ure, income averaging may save taxes for you. be: any amount. It need not be less than your wistfully, "is to be a gracious lady. If you aim high you ported in U.S. vessels. regular pay—and the maximum exemption is can't shoot your foot off." A number of highly revealing facts about Warning: This is an exceedingly involved This is a repetition of provision with many .complications* Get pro- "increased. If you receive sick pay at a weekly Anyone who earns all that money, as I say, cannot be a .» Soviet agricultural and industrial production rate of $100 or less, it is completely exempt. mit. And yet... their 1964 stand on the $250? .,'; are; being spotlighted by Sen. Thomas Dodd, fessional assistance if you believe you can million grain sold the S6- * benefit from income averaging. If you receive sick pay at a higher weekly AUen I>Conn, vice chairman of the Internal Se- rate, it is exempt at a weekly rate of $100. viet. The longshoremen got curity Subcommittee. In an exhaustive study Interest on Instalment Payments for Edu- Employee Group Life Insurance. If you're their way then, and^are pent-on ,<|oing so \.titled "Thf,Cris€» in; jhe Soviet; ^cpaomy •gain. : " - .,.' '? ' ''••• -: cation Certain types of, education costs were an. employee who has more than $50,000 ot From Our Readers •'atid? the Que?fioii • of East-West Trade," he given'a" tax break in the 1964, law;. .',,. coverage under a group life insurance plan, There is one big difference this time. Last reports: year the government was directly involved, If you buy educational services on the your tax benefits were reduced by the 19S4 as the grain was subsidized. The soybeans are "In 1961, 193.0M tractors were reported instalment plan from an educational institUr tax law. The cost of your coverage above to be inactive because repair parts were not tion which separately shows your carrying $50,000 is now considered income to you—and Appreciation not. So the looming clash is,. available. In the same year, 21,000 grain between the dockworkers charges but not your interest, you can never- you must include this income on your 1964 Wayside Rd. combines and 20,000 forage harvesters had theless deduct a portion of your instalment tax return. The cost of the over $50,000 por- and the Continental Grain not been repaired by harvest time because New Shrewsbury, N. J.' Co., licensed by the Com- payments as interest. The services include tion is determined from a Treasury table and To the Editor: merce Department to sell of shortage of parts. tuition and lodging. Your interest deduction will be shown on Form 1099 which your em- ployer will give you. On behalf of the entire membership of the Louise C. Bod- the soybeans for cash. "Collective farm regulations permit every is the lesser of 6 per cent of the average man Auxiliary of the Monmouth County Organization for Social family on the farm to have a private plot unpaid balance of your instalment contract Coverage up to $50,000 is still a tax-free Service, I wish to tiiank you for the excellent co-operation of Meanwhile, congression- of land not exceeding tine-half hectare, one during the year, or the portion of total carry- benefit for employees, so most of you won't al investigators, are closely-, ing charges allocable to the year. An educa- your paper in the advance notices of our fashion show by cow, one pig, arid a handful of sheep, goats be effected by this cutback. Many key execu- Rumson Roulette held on Feb. 3 at the Molly Pitcher Inn. eyeing this "trade transac- and poultry. 4n.. 19S1 these private plots ac- -tionalviiistitution, ispne with a regular faculty tives and owner-employees get more than tion because of a-number--; and curriciihiih-and a-body of students in When all the outside help, such as yours, the shop, the inn 1 •'•'•••••"•itsouiited for"3.3 per cent of ail the land un- $50,000 of coverage, though. They are losing and the models are so willing and easy to work with, such a of factors: ., """ ~ der cultivation in the JJ.S.S.R. In that year, attendance. • TSome- tax. exemption. e. —UnderVthe Commerce show can be nothing but a success! the Soviet state received from this &&per cent - Retirement Income Credit. If you are a Tomorrow: Very truly yours, Scott Department's license, the of its farmland, 26 per cent of all potato de- •husband and wife, both 65 or over, and you Average deductions and mileage allowances. 90,000 tons of soybeans cannot be trans- Mrs. William G. Suter liveries, 36 per cent of all eggs, 15 per cent Corresponding Secretary shipped to Cuba or any other country. But of all wool, 14 per cent of all meat and there is nothing to prevent Russia from poultry, 7 per cent of its green vegetables. shipping its own beans and replacing them John Chamberlain: These Days S54 Garfield Ave. with those fromUhe'UiS. H is definitely "From the Soviet press we learn that ..,••' Belford, N. J. known that happened on the'U.S. grain. Mos- repair of existing machine tools occupies 3.5 To the Editor: cow supplied Castro with Considerable wheat,, , times as many people as are actually em- Thank you for your recent efforts (Red Bank Register, and replenished its owa'stocks- with the grain,' ployed in the manufacturing of new units; Jan. 29, 1965, and Feb. 9, 1965) on behalf of St. Mary's Adult ; that electrical motors, during their first year The Neiv Conservatism Choir. from the U.S. ' \vv; .• /.' - ',-;-.": of life, spend 30 to 40 per cent of their total Dimly, the shape of a new conservatism in economic plight of the Negro will not delib- The success of our campaign for new members was due —The soybeans are thY frfstRussia has working time undergoing repairs; that, at in large measure to the favorable publicity you gave, and we bougfrt from the U£. Its main supplier .has national politics is emerging from the wreck- erately extend compulsory unionism into the any given time, not less than 40 per cent age of the derailed Goidwater push. It will very states where discrimination problems are gratefully acknowledge your support. been Red China. Soybeans are a minor So- '• of all vehicles in Russia are idle, awaiting Sincerely yours, viet crop; in 1962 some 10 million- bushel* not 'be a.conservatism based on the.old shib- the most serious unless individual workers are ... jepairs." , boleths that have Insisted on absolute free- . effectively protected against discrimination." Claire C. Metcalf were produced; in 1963, 10.4 million bushels; . / Secretary in 1964, a drop to an estimated 7.5 mllh'dn BACKTHACKING-Sen. Robert Kennedy, dom from federal' control. Griffin quotes Justice William 0. Douglas, bushels. Thus the 3.3 million bushels (90,000 _ D^NY, is quietly trying to rejoin Washington's Insfead, it will try to take a "liberal," to back up his argument — and tons) bought in the U.S. are approximately exclusive Metropolitan Club. >';. advantage of the so-called makes provision in his bill for enforcement Several years ago as attorney genSral in "inevitable" trends in ways of workers', civil rights by federal district one-third of Russia's average annual soy? , courts as well as by the National Labor Rela- bean production. his late brother's Cabinet, "Bobby" made that would tend to satisfy national headlines in a grandstanding resigna- the individual's demands for tions Board. —The U.S. has no soybean surplus; sup- tion from the club on the ground it barred continuing dignity and In- Behind the Griffin approach to maintain- ply and demand just about balance out. This .Negroes, from membership. A handful of tegrity even in an age ot ; ing, the quality of American freedom even is one major crop on which there is no.acre-/' . Big Government, Big Union- age control, and production is steadily in- other N«y Frontiersmen participated In this under conditions of enforced union member- widely-pultjicized exodus. ism, and Big' Business. ship one can see the hand of Michael J. Bern- creasing. In 1960 the total was 555 million, 1 bushels; in 1964, 702 million; by 1970 it ii Now "Bobby" is seeking to get back into The opening salvo in stein, who is leaving his post as chief Re- estimated one billion bushels. •. .Y^. the Metropolitan. ' this new approach to con- publican counsel on the Senate Labor Com- CHAMBERLAIN servatism was fired recent- mittee to take a comparable job on the House —Last year soybeans, grown *b|efly in • •'..'• Recently, wKolly without fanfare, lie. asked ly in the House of Representatives by Robert of Representatives side of Capitol Hill. southern cotton states and the cornbelt, dis- , to have his discarded membership reinstated. Griffin of Michigan, of Landrum-Griffin legis- Mike Bernstein has been fighting for a lation fame, In introducing a bill titled "Em- long time to get conservatives to take a new ployee Civil Rights Act of 1965," Griffin ac- tack that will enable them to cope with the cepted the probability that Big Labor has modern age. He vyas the originator, back in the Congressional votes to repeal Section 14B 1981, of something that became briefly known of the Taft-Hart|ey Act. This is the section as the. "Goidwater Manifesto." that leaves the authority to outlaw com- Broad SU, R«d Bank, N. J*-« Eut Mate St, Rt «, MUdletown, N. J pulsory union shop agreements with the sev- But after accepting the Manifesto as his own, Goidwater never mentioned It again. EtUbllintd 187» bf Joha a Cook Md Heary CUv eral states. In conceding that the maintenance of Right to* Work; Jaws Is very likely a lost The story of Mike Bernstein's disillusionment PabUthed by Tht Rtd B«iuc Rxlittr incarpor»t«d cause, Griffin still insists that the, freedom is delicately hinted at in a new book called ; of the worker to be himself and to retain all "The Agony of'tht G.O.P.," by Washington . W. HARRY PENNINGTON. PreiWem ''•••• . , JAIMES V.HOtlAN. Editor reporter Robert Novak, who js a skilled M. HAKOLD KEUY. Gtneral Manager his historic civil liberties is of transcendent importance. . chronicler of political infighting, but the tale nemu J. Bly c»euu» BIIU» WUlUn F. Budford and Arthur Z. Ktmln UMMIU* of Bernstein's subsequent campaign to get * So what Griffin has done is to condition conservatives to make a new qualitative ap- Frank ff. Harbour wuimm Buruu u»r. • ' • ' Chulct A. Johruton rmtuni BUMMI U«I. the repeal of 14B on the passage of a new proach to American problems has yet to " Member of th* Amdated Prm *^atl6h'alvlabpr law which would render it be told. Tb» AMMlmltO Prm )• miuili) nelium!* u ttllilln n^ibUMUm M tU UM u«t| am frtlUd In Utli ' unlawful"for^a compulsory union shop labor - '.Mike Bernstein is a Republican. Natural- • ipftptr u w*U u all"AP Dtwi dlaptiebii. ,' organization, (a) to •fflicr'imlhate on: account ly, he finds it somewhat fruitrating to see a Membei ol American Newspaper PubUihen AuocliUan of .r«ce, co)6r or creel), (b) to us« U|jpn dues new Democratic senator, Bobby Kennedy of , • Member Audit Burui ol Circulation •Wi political purposes 6r for'ahy.Wher pur. \ New,;'Y«*,' taking up* his qualitative line ' The potU'rn as o tfhofe Is undecipherable; pose not,related to collective bargaining,.and ' when questioning witnesses on the need for Tb» Rtd Buk ruglKar. las,, uiunui no nouolu rMjoti.lblllUM for t «rror«, In •dTKtlMmtnu, but the br , ,i Feb. \h.. Society of ProfettkMU Eogt THE DAILY REGISTER Wedoadiy, FA. 17, WtS-7 Wanamassa Engineer Named Men tad It a director of tin Laud Surveyor! Dfvuion of tin Project Manager H. 1. Society of ftotttHatak En Fire House aineen. , '. • ' t NEWARK - Ted C. Fru*. *f 139 Vaim kit., Mtaasquln, 1tai Display Set There'* no Trick to Having E* been appointed project mtaigtr Uk Cub. y« Get it Fart Wnei OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A pub- lor public works program* lit $ You Vte The RegUter Cl«t»lflfd lic invitation for an open house municipal engineering (ttvl —Advertisement. of Engineers, Inc. For the past at the Wanamassa, fire house ten years he has been in private Wickapecko Dr. and Sunset Ave. practice as a civil engineer tnd was issued today by the Board land surveyor in Manasquan, of Fire Commissioners of Rre where he has been munfeipfl en- NOW AT Madras will be bigger than tver -this year, District No. 2. The event is gineer. ) KLH ANDERSON MUSIC Mr. Frank is a past president so say the exports in J. Kridel's Corner. planned for 7 to 4 p,m. tomor- 10 IROAD ST. UO IAHK row, / of the Monmouth-Ocean County The commissioners said they would like voters from the areas served by the Wanamassa Fire Company and First Aid Squad to view the equipment dis- play. Uniformed members of the fire company and the first aid squad, members of the ladies' MEATS auxiliaries and members of the 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. Board of Fire Commissioners TO HONOR PASTOR — The Holy Name Society of Nativity Patholic Church of BRANCH AVENUE will be on hand to. explain the Fair Haven will hold its tenth annual dinner-dance Saturday, Feb. 27, at 7:30 p. m. RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER equipment and answer questions. in Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown. The dinner will honor the society's spiritual director 542-0743 The Board of Fire Commis- 741-52W 741-S350 sioners election is Saturday from and pastor of the church. Rev. Donald E. Hickey. Toastmaster will be Dr. John B. 3 to 7 p.m. At that time two Movelle. Planning the affair, left to right, Fred H. Elkim, president of the society, Fresh Killed—3-4 Ib. sire—Split, quartered or cut up A A board members are to be elected Roy W. Nelson, reservations chairman; Melvin P. Stout, general chairman; Raymond and a $63,280 budget is to be voted on. T. McCue, dinner dance chairman, and Walter F. O'Neill, souvenir book chairman. Refreshments, contributed and prepared by the auxiliaries, will be served. Know Who Caller Is, Qub Advises Frying CHICKENS 29 TEMPLARS' DINNER IXJNG BRANCH — The word Both Mauro and Pesano said ly gets the. something—and you]| RIB SIDE PAN READY Lean - Meaty HIGHLANDS - The 32d and today from the Crime Preven- the home can be protected get nothing except headaches. Boneless, Choice Templars Club of Montnouth tion Week officials is—beware of against strangers and intruders Chief Pesano said that every-ll 5-6 Ib. Siie County will hold its monthly din- the caller at your door. by installing strong chain guards one should be on guard against I on the front, side, back and base- charity rackets and fake promo-1 LOIN of CROSS SPARE ner meeting in Bahrs' Restau- Robert L. Maura is chairman rant here tonight at 7:30 p.m. of the Exchange Club's commi ment doors. The chain guard tions. He said to beware of pro-1 It. Commander Irvin E. Lissey, tee that is making die wetk-lonf permits conversation with 8 moters who solicit by phone, I stranger without giving the in, out KIMI, ctffl^kw wJHi son, Fair Haven, lectured to se- framing, automatic clour, irorm lected groups of regional students eholK, ki»fe hordwar*. 36*gg'/j — 3Zi«0Vi _ 30x80Vi on various aspects of dental health. Th*M are deer rim. Your home matt b* one-half to one Inch longer. BIRTHDAY PARTY HAZLET - Miss Heidi F. Kreu- SELJG MONROE ^Showcase ter, 329 Middle Rd., daughter of -_. • MID«ET TtRMS • FREI OELIVEItr Mr. and Mrs; Jack Kreuter, cele- I \ Batty «d Satwdsy I A.M.-5:30 P.M. jm* brated her ninth birthday by en- — SOFAS and CHAIRS — ,_ I • W*dMt«ay aid Friday 'til » P.M. fa tertaining friends at a luncheon I I *htwM« Yoriko'f oad R*aoin«'" 'C^ 9 party and movie. i Guests included Dawn Poosik- Custom made to the exact size and style you prefer! r ian, Mary Egan, Cynthia West, Marc Kreuter and Mrs. George Superb sofas, custom-crafted by S»tig of Monroe for your Pooslkian. The luncheon was held 32 IROAD ST. 741-7500 RED BANK delight . . . designed to bring beauty and contemporary in Tangs Restaurant, Eatontown. grandeur to your home for years to come i Master-craft The children then went on to see tailoring, foam rubber cushions, hardwood frames. Choose "Mary Popplns" in Asbury Park. I from more than 180 exquisite fabrics. Many of these fabrics are SCOTCHGARDed. .

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In so doing, he follows in the footsteps of his father, the late Walter W. Reid, Jr., who • was Crusade chairman in 3949 and BOKAR 1950 and president of Oie county chapter from September, 1950, to ^^zT".^•.^•^^x•^z^•^^^^^^^'•^!^^*^^^!v!^^^^^v^"l September, 1982. " As chairman of the Crusade, Mr. Read \yill direct the' activi- ties of corps of Volunteers, GREAT EATING! GOOD VALUES TOO! YOUR MONEjf'S WORTH EVERY TIME! who In co-operation with the board of director, will conduct their annual crusadejn the month of April. Mr. ve%smftd, "The JANE PARKER BAKED FOODS ANN PAGE FINE FOODS dedication of these''"flSi^.^lun- teers and the board has inspiied me to accept the challenge of raising' $63,000 in Monmouth County to fight cancer. I have every confidence that we will meet our 'quota, as (he Mon- mouth County, chapter is well or- ganized under the leadership of Robert Patton, president, and Mrs. Hazel Dickson, executive secretary." While this is the first time that Mr. Reid has been;'officially I-IB, 8-OZ. Identified wifrhs the'^aicp'-cru- gade, he is well known ' tpit",Ws : MB., 3-02. or KRUHW charitable and civic work' in afli er fields. He if a member of \flie board ol governors and the exec- utive committee of the Slon- CHERRY mouth Medical Center, L0g IBranch, is chairman of the ex- POUND GRAPE JAM PEANUT ecutive committee of the Shore Area YMCA, and in I960 was chosen for the.Y's "i^an, of the Year" award. He is also a di- rector of die Central jersey Bank CAKE torJlUY end Trust Company itod a trus- tee of the Keystone 'Savings' and loan Association1 of Asbury fart. A native of East Orange, Mr Beid received his early education § In that city and Asbury Park 3r.7S later attending Monclair Acad Not just anycherries--butflavorful, The cake emy and Lehigh University. Aft flavor of pp BigmunchtimefavoritefThefresh- I er completing his college educa Suky-swert Concord graps tion, he became associated with baked in this popular piei; Us father in (He Charriis Candy J^eeven tastier in thisBne jamt smooth, smooth spread. Company. His early business as sociation was interrupted for fly years while he served as a war rant officer in the Signal Corps of the U. S. Army. PLAIN OR SUGARED Mr. an$ Mrs. Reid make Bieir home at 16 Queen Anne Dr. Deal. PKG. HOMESTYLE DONUTS OF 6 29- PUDDINGS Two Cited By Light and so invitingly bite-able ... such a good value, too. Get a dozen! NEW LARGE SIZE... twice as big as regular size! Dental Unit DANISH SERVE WITH RICE AND TOMATOES ASBURY PARK - At a din l#lltlirV DEAilC waFOR 3-LB.r 5-OZ. ner meeting Tuesday night in FRUIT and NUT RING Paul Samperi's Reslaurant, the KIDNEY BEANS BUSYDAY MEALS Monmouth-Ocean County Dental Fruity, nutty and so tasty!• And a thrifty price for this fine Danish! CAN Society conferred honorary mem- FINE, BROAD, EXTRA WIDE bership on Dr. Harold A. Murray and Joseph C. Williams. Regular 12 oz. 49 MB. Dr. Murray, a pediatrician and or Rippled box a past president of the New Jer- POTATO CHIPS PURE EGG NOODLES PKG. sey State Medical Society, wa~s rv honored for his contributions to the dental profession. His mos recent efforts involved the pro- 1 curement of dental equipment for Notional Cherry Month. - Tasty, Economical Combination .' use on handicapped children in MP—Sour Wtied Jane Parker-PLAIN or SEEDED -REDUCED I- an operating room at Fitkin Hos- pital, Neptune, and aiding in es C A&P FROZEN FRESH \ tablistiing and equipping the cleft Red Cherries 2 35 palate clinic at Monmouth Medi- JEWISH RYE BREAD FULLY BAKED FOODS ^ Comslock—I Ib. S oil can cal Center, Long Branch. •• e Sunnyfleld Fancy Creamsry—Lightly Sailed or Unsalted Butter Cremt load • , Mr. Williams, president of the Cherry Pie Filling 35 J. C. Williams Outdoor Advertis- CoconutCake ing Co., and son of tbe late Dr. Chocolate Covered—Dark or Light FRESH BUTTER All Butler—12 oz. Herbert Ely Williams, a charter e member of the dental society, Warwick Cherries l:49 SlICED-Natura1l DomeitiDomeiticc was honored for his efforts on Pound Cake behalf of ike society during Na< Ann Pige-^PURE CORN OIL Old Fiihlonsd—I5oz. tional Children's Dental Health C SWISS CHEESE Week over the past several years. Margarine ^ 4 Z 95 Top Quality Apple Strudel The speaker was Dr. Andrew : ; J. Cannistraei. He is a fellow pf 6»P—6i/2 oz. a«ro»l can (In Dairy Cut). All Butter—CINNAMON 12 ex. the American College of Dentists C and the New York Academy of Real Cream Topping 49 SSLICEC D BOILED HAM Dentistry. He is a former pro- Coffee Cake fessor at Seton Hall College of Select Quality Dentistry. He spoke of a new Breakfast Buys I approach in taking impressions lunnylleid—Jo OH Label using a rubber type of material WWILDMERE LARGE EGGS 2 89 C Dental Society members, Drs. Albert Gorden, and Ben Licht- So Appetizing in Sctndwlchet • Pancake Mix 2 26 man also gave demonstrations Super-night Brand (In Mtit Dept.) -' >' dealing with the use of rubber 1 pint Impression materials. " • 8-oz. bottle p/y$ SANDWICH SPREAD Ja3r 7 Sausage Meat £35 MAGAZINE CITED "4-oz. bottle FREE C l4oi. Ann Pige—Sugar ind Meplp e POINT PLEASANT — The Bui ' > Whlli Suppliei L01II Ann Page Mustard 13 Ketchup Tomato 2 boh. letin Board magazine, monthly publication of the.N,, J? Shore Blended Syrup Builders Association, has again been adjudged th'e best publica- Ajax Cleanser Florient Aerosol Ajax Liquid A|ax Floor ft | tion in the N. J. State Home Colgate's Fab Colgate's Ad • (Builders Association and will be With2coHI>b>l Deodorant Cleaner Wall Cleaner Laundry Detergent cited during its> 16th annual state (4u oz. c«nt offi.b.l Scoffltbil for AutomiHc.W«b«i builders' convention exposition a) llb.5bl|7« llb.4oi.9fib.4oi o 31b. loi 15c off 3lb.2m.JtMe Air Fraihffwr 7BL. 6 Ub

"Super-Right" Quality Middletown U.S. Gov't. Inspeded-Grod* "A' Young Qrnrcli Unit Lists Aides MIDDLETOWN - Wiffiam Henselder, president, appointed standing committee members Mt a meeting of the Couples Club of Middletown Reformed Church Feb. 12 in the educational build- TURKEYS ing. 4 lbs. sad Eugene Pickett is chairman of the ways and means committee, under IB Ibi. assisted by Mrs. Eugene Pickett 18 to and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mill- ward. Harold Hillyer ij chair- c 22 lbs. man of the membership commit- tee, assisted by Mrs. Harold 39Ib. Hillyer, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Mund. Frank Waldman is chairman of the program com- mittee, assisted by Mrs. Frank 33 Waldman, and Mr. and Mrs. Pe- U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED ter Williams. p. OPEN ALL DAY Mr. and Mrs. Peter ting were "Super-Right" Quality-No Water Added-Fully Cooked welcomed as new members. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22nd Several announcements were made of church activities, in Usual Houn in All Store* eluding a pancake fry, open to the public, Saturday, Feb. JO, More "Super-Right" Meat Values! from 9 a.m. to noon, and family night for church members Fri- Frith—BONELESS—HONE HIQHER! Front Cull day, Feb. 26. SMOKED HAM Rev. Earl Compton gave a • WHOLE or EITHER HALF SHANK PORTION Brisket Beef ^m 69< tribute to Abraham Lincoln in IS FULL CUT his talk on the book, "Man of CENTER SLICES the People" by Edward Mark- c ham. BUTT Smoked Ham Steaks 89 PORTION Supar-Rlght Brand , Soz.pkf. i Canadian Style Bacon 49C Permutit 39,' Freshl* Ground Many Tfmn Daily 35: 49 NONE HIMER! Ground Beef "S Promotes IS Veal Cubed Steaks 99* "Supsr-Rlibt" Beef California Cut Boneless Chuck "Super-Right" Quality C J. S. Kneale i SAUERKRAUT! PolishSausage o 63 BEEF, VEAL PORK c i lib. «e llb-29* i Ib. POT ROAST , .59 69 SPARE RIBS 39 Meat Loaf NONE HISHERI 59 MORRELL'S—(Pork Shoulders) NONE HIGHER! NONE HIGHER! "Sup»r-Right" e 69 Chuck Fillet Qualify Baaf 75b 5 to 6 For Boiling or CANNED PICNICS 3 I TURKEY BREASTS lbs. 79Ib. Plate Beef Soup—Bom In 19* iDNELESS—Llgtt & Dark Meat—4 to 6 lbs. LONG ISLAND Sugar l-lb. e Bacon End Slices Curtd pig. 39 NONE Specially S.l.cf.d TURKEY ROASTS & 79 FANCY DUCKS HIGHER! 45 Beef Liver NONE HIGHERI Savings Come BIG on These GROCERY VALUES! BIG Taste! BIG Values! FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES

lib. AA( DELICIOUS-Washington State Fancy-NOHE HIGHER! hi HERSHEY=f SYRUP 5 cans w M 1|LMfl OZ. CMS RED APPLES 4 59 t\ HAWAIIAN PUNCH 5 FLORIDA—NEW CROP VALENCIA—LARGE SIZE John S. Kneale Ilb.1 PARAMUS - John S. Kneale SWEET P£AS UTGESTZE ' o u.cant of New Monmouth has been ad- vanced from production mana- 11b. 1 ORANGES s. 12 - 59 ger of cold process equipment to Florida SEEDLESS—NOME HIGHER! sales coordinator of all munici- GOLDEN CORN iS!, 4 oz. cans pal water treatment equipment for the Permutit Company, di- flE 1SV4M. vision of ffaudler Permutit, Inc:, LORD MOTT ST BEANS 5 can89s ' according to James I. Munson, GRAPEFRUIT 5-49 manager of marketing. In his new capacity, Mr. SnowWhiH • pkgs Kneale will develop and co-ordi- CAKE MIXES Choice If 4 Varieties 10 ' 77 Fresh Mushrooms NONE HISHERI nate engineering data and infor- -I i L«rga Sf z« mation for the marketing divis- Fresh Tomatoes NONE HISHERI 2 £ 49* ion. He will act as liaison be- FROSTING MIX Wilt* orCboeoMeFwtge 10 is 99' tween the general sales manager, NONE HISHERI regional managers and regional DV A MV MIY CORK MUFFIN or Fresh Broccoli specialists on field operations. Golden He will also serve as an inter- n"W"IflI ml A BUTTERMILK PftHCAKE IV pkgs. !>»• nal consultant on municipal wa- 10 " NONE HISHERI Sweet Potatoes ter treatment. C Full of Juice Mr. Kneale, who was awarded Fresh Lemons NONE HIGHERI a B. S. in civil engineering from NUTLEY MARGARINE "r 5 it 89 Rutgers University in 1938, has Largt, Crisp lib. 4 oi. had 28 years' experience in the NONE HISHERI * ctlfopkg. rilATAI ATE GIANT or KING SIZE—All Varieties ^ f AA Spanish Onions water treatment field. He was 10 oi. cello C-lS-»---t Wwk.d G.rd.n Fr.i l-lb. 4 or. ( previously employed by the New York Water Service Corporation ••- bag 19* »llo bag 35 VnUvULA IE NESTLE, HERSHEY or CHUNKY i *'" 1«UU spinacn NONE HIGHERI as chemist and sanitarian in Firm, Crlip f«rg. charge of laboratories. He is a C NONE HIGHERI 2 italh member of the American Water Pascal Celery Works Association and the Tech- WELCH'S JUNIOR MINTS r 39 NONE HIGHERI nical Association of the Pulp and 'aper Industry. Imported Endive Sw»e», Rip» NONE HIGHERI DOW HANDI-WRAP *«K- 29' Anjou Pears County Holy Name To Install Officers More Founder's Week Grocery Buys! SPRING LAKE - The first SAVE ON DAIRY PRODUCTS! SAVE ON FROZEN FOODS! quarterly meeting of officers and NABISCO—Stwk Pick A&P Instant Flavored delegates of the 25 parish socie- ties affiliated with the Monmouth C 6 >unty Federation of Holy KRAFT VELVEETA pig. Ritz Crackers ; 31 Chocolate Drink 33 CHUN KING CHOW MEIN Name Societies will be held in Pasteurized «* .. *%g%i WHITE HOUSE—H.-ndy 8 Pack 13II, oz. can A&P—Orange * Qraptfrult St. Margaret's Church, Sunday C C Your Clwict Feb. 28. CHEISE SPREAD 2 £ 89 Evaporated Milk 6 81 Blended Juice 2 . 79 Benediction of the Blessed Sac- CHICKEN or SHRIMP rament will be celebrated at 7:30 A1P—Cresmed—Paitauriied A&P ORADE A A&P Pre-Cooktd 14 oz. pkg. I Ib. 8 oz. pk{, p.m. by Auxiliary Bishop James

e e 12 ««• C J. Hogan. A business session will Cottage Cheese ^ cup Orange Juice 2 Zr Instant Rice 39 65 A&P Orange Juice 77 follow in the church hall with A&P Romano Wedge l%lb e CHICKE SEA WdffleS 5UNNYFIELD e James F. Mclnerney of Spring Nestle DTL':!"!, Cocoa pl .-85 . White Tuna ^:r 2 10 93 Lake Heights presiding. 8 or. 4 Ac 9 Solid P.ck c B A In. e The following officers of the A&P Sharp Cheddar bar French Fries ^£*jg; 6 85 federation will be installed by Ghiin King ct; Mein ^ Buitoni Spaghetti Pk,,. Moxzarella Slices AiP toi. Rev. Michael J. Lease, pastor (Part Skim) pig. Ritter's Tomato Juice Bisquick Macaroni & Cheese "Zl' of St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Kraft Corn Oil Margarine lib. 35s 5 Libby'sVegetfbles Highlands and spiritual director Marcal Toilet Tissue A°?^; 4 -'"' 39° b C of the federation: Assemblyman MARCH ISSUE on sals ' 8 oi. QQO Patrick J. McGann of Lincroft, Kraft French Dressing bot. a Princess Pink Dial Soap 2;;?., 35° Libby's Orange Juice 2 j:53 vice president; William J. Cole- COMPLETE COOK BOOK: I Ik I oi. Mo l4oi man of Interlaken, second vice Pope Tomatoes Jifoam Oven Gleaner ;r1.29 Health & Beauty Aids!— president: James B. Finan of CHEESE Union, Beach, secretary; Fran- Wild Bird Food Laundry Bleach "^ £49° HAIR SET MIST SAVE | 1 cis X. Kennelly of Red Bank Great new recipe* for 7 oi. can—PluiF.E. T« 31c treasurer, and Delegates at appetizers, soups, main —In Meat Department} — Cop'n John's Frozen Seafood.'— s e Large, Walter G. Neff, Jr., of dishes, taucas, desserts I Breck Shampoo ..M ^79 Union Beach; Nicholas J. Bra- White Shrimp JZL Haddock Dinner "•••»;;«« »«.Pig39« tib* 5AVEA0e ay of Keyport and Robert J. Do In beautiful color >r Plu»F.E.T»« Ik *"* ane of Freehold, delegates at Pan Ready Smelts *"•" Flop :derDinner H..»ns.M loo^^se b S c GALLERY OF MT PORTRAITS e lavoris Mouthwash» ' n?52 large. Nine tuperb oil paintings Shrimp Cocktail ^» 3 Scn.lop or Shrimp Dinner ';; 55 C of the most'popular breeds. d«49c Cue Toothpaste '*** {^9 ARMY COURSE Chowder Clams Codfish Fillet ^» ,,,,45= '. FORT GORDON, Ga. — Pvt. Winfred 0. Johnson, son of Mr. THE GREAT ATUNTIC * PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC. and Mrs. Theodore Johnson, Sr., 248 Leighton Ave., Red Bank, f Prlcw •ffadlv* thru Sat., Feb. 20th (ji Blue Bonnet Rose Lotion Action Bleach N. J., has completed a 12-week $up»r Markah and Self-Service ilorei communications center special- uper only in Norlhtrn New Jew«y, Orqng* Margarine Vel HEAVY DUTY CHLORINE ist course at the Army South- and Reckland Countiet. eastern Signal School here. ' AMIDICA'S DtPINDACU FOOD MIBtHJNI SIHCt ISM |j|l/4lb. 1-lb.AMe lpt.ftfl.oi.jLAc e print, pl,.*» iib.t«.79 Johnson was trained in the UM pl.riic 9* of teletype sets, tape relay oper- All Tobacco Froclucto, Freah Milk and Alcoholic Beverages exempt from Plaid Stamp offer. ations and in the operation) ol g distance communication* equipment. The fecund .session of the light tie relatloMhip of the mid- 10—Wednesday, Feb. 17,1965' THE DAltV REGISTER- RotarianS Middle cSss Is Wised To Aid Poor HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, ©ttc. which was tfrganijed Jan. 13 and more into slums which you old and, new." iembcr Federal Deposit Insurance Corp,m 1921, is expected to attend. When the club was started 45 years ago there were 19 mem- bers. Today there are 74. 39 o whom are in the category of se- MID-MONTH nior active. Hubert M. Farrow, Jr., presi dent of the club, said, "The lo- cal Rotary club joins a world- wide celebration planned by FOODBUYS more than 11,8M> Rotary clubs and 560,000 Rotarians in I2T countries. The occasion will be marked by men of diverse lan- PIUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE guages, religions, and political beliefs, but with a common bond in the Rotary ideal of serving TRADING STAMPS FREE ethers." The late Hubert M. Farrow JUarlon West Higgins Sr., father of the present presi dent, served in the same capac- RED BANK — Mrs. Marion ity 24 years ago. -West Higgins of Bergen County, The late Thomas Irving Brown newly elected speaker of the New publisher of The Red Bank Reg Jersey Assembly, will be the ister, served as president in 1922-guest of honor at a joint meet- 30. John V. Crowell, Sr., whoing of the Monmouth County and still attends regularly, was pres- Middlelown Young Republican ident during the period 1939-40, Clubs tonight at 8:30 o'clock in Fred Adams, who has over 40 the Molly Pitcher Inn.- Assembly- years' perfect attendance, was man Alfred N.^Beadleston, for- mer speaker,'will 'introduce Mrs. president in 1945-46. BONELESS TOP . , As its 60th year begins, Ro- Higgins. 7- - ' WELL TRIMMED BOMEUSS CENTER CUT tffcjfc tary is growing at the approxi- SIRLOIN STEAK *>• mate rate of 'one club a day CHUCK STEAK SHOULDER STEAK t.99 Rotary's world leader for 1964Fined $30 WELL TRIMMED ^4fec_ SHORT CUT 65, Charles W. Pettengill of /9 RIB STEAKS Greenwich, Conn., has focused PORTERHOUSE STEAK fc the attention of Rotarians every- In Assault where on the importance of ap- RED BANK — Jimmie Lee plying the principles of Rotary 'eavy of 307 Shrewsbury Ave. SWIFTS BUHERBALL BONELESS AKMOUARMOUR STAR-ASTAR—ALUL MEAT mt ^fc in their daily lives, "Live Ro- Monday was fined $30 for as- Crossrib Roost tary," he urges members, "in ault and battery. Acting Magis TURKEY ROAST 89 SKINLESS FRANKS . 49 your work, in ypur relations with trate William J. Glading found SWIFTS PREMIUM ROASTING PATRICK CUDAHY CANNED youth, and in your contacts with him guilty of striking Leroy 0 BONELESS FOR peopla from other countries." Dawson of Willow Ave., Long CHICKENS ""OK 39 POT or OVEN PICNICS Branch, Friday on West Bergen 'J. . fcaura>.Colejnan of,'108 New- ALL BEEF 4 Accidents, man Springs Rd., involved in the ame case,- was fined $30 for GROUND BEEF jeing drunk and using loud, of' One Injury ensive language. LEAN mn 4fe» POT ROAST Ronald Morris of 24 Central C LONG BRANCH — There was CALIFORNIA only one minor injury Monday Ave., was fined $30 for loitering GROUND CHUCK r 59 on West Bergen PI. Friday, re- STYLE CHUCK following four separate acci- EXTRA LEAN WJk. dents. fusing to move, and running C away from Capt. William Pat- Catherine Grasso, 52, of 27 terson, ,hut Morris said he was GROUND ROUND *.79 Madison Ave., Little Silvar, waj not. jiwoftSd ;ln. the <;jrther inci- treated and released at'won dent. PRODUCE DEPT. GREEN GIANT SALE mouth Medical Center for a neck Kenneth Williams, of 39A Mon HUDSON PAPER SALE injury she suffered when, the Car mouth St. was fined.; $55 'for be she was driving was struck by ing disorderly and ''ufeing lottd one operated by Leon G. Green- offensive language on English TOWELS (tANT ROLLS NIBLETSCORN wood, 47, of 124 Lippincott Ave. Plaza Sunday. Police 'said Mr. Greenwood told Three persons were fined $10 1Z-O.. OOc them he was headed north on each for allowing their dogs to 4 89' FRESH GREEN cans ^3^3 Seventh Ave. and turned into the run at large. They were Helen driveway in the rear of city Dudley aM9'West Sunset Ave., TENDER 6 BUNCH hall when he struck the other Winston-Davis of 119 River St., TOWELS-TWIN PACKS 23 car, that was backing out. and Harold Lopez of 31 Washing- CREAM STYLE CORN Carolyn R. Monaco, 20, of 13 ton St. : 3,99' HARD RIPE/- . A m\m±~ Woodrow Wilson Apartments, was C 8.OFFIABEL L\ ^ 57* charged with careless driving aft- BATHROOM TISSUE C er her car skidded on Branch HEALTH CAPSULES TOMATOES 2 n 29 Port Ave. and struck a light by Michael A. Pclti, M,D. 4-ROLL PACK 39 SWEET JUICY GREEN BEANS standard. Mo date was announced PO PAPIER &ECOME MORE for a hearing. ALLERGIC TO CEREALS ANJOU PEARS KITCHEN SLICED OR FRUIT* 1 PIUSBURY WHITE YELLOW DOUBLE DUTCH *± f% , A car operated by Stanley D. JUICY SUNKI5T ml mm. 4k\ m%. Kuschick, 43, of Englishtown col- CAKE MIXES 4 E£ 98 lided with one operated by Helen KRAFT IP LEMONS 10.29 Rosenbloom, 20, of 436 Prospect STAYMAN WINESAP m Mm mm TWO GUYS 100% COLOMBIAN Ave., Neptune, on Bath Ave. east of Westwood Ave. MAYONNAISE ft 58 COFFEE 68' Police said Mr. Kuschick told TWO GUYS SOLID-1N OIL m A0»~ APPLES 4^45 PRIDE OF COLOMBIA 2-ft. 34 them the Rosenbloom car pulled con out of a parking space and struck WHITE TUNA 4™ 88 APPETIZING DEPT. COFFEE I his vehicle in the rear. Mrs. Lois M. Squillante, 40, of DAIRY DEPTr FROZEN FOOD DEPT. 84 Victor Ave., West Long Branch, reported lo police that, while at- SWISS CHEESE tempting to pull into a parking space near Newberry's Depart- KRAFT CASINO ment Store, Broadway, she struck £ 0ECOME ALLERGIC- VELVEETA MORE EA-SIL-V To CEREAL^, $0 the car parked in front of her. IT£ 0E*T TO U'JE FRESHLY SLICED LB The car owner was not identified. 79 MORTON Mg FRUITS FOR YOUR F -SOUP SLICED TO ORDER ALL VARIETIES . pkg. You find service you can trust F£EPING£. e with one of the dependable firms TOMORROW: YOUR TEETH. ". 98 In the Daily Register Classified. H«*)th Cspsulvs flive* K«lptu1 information. BOILED HAM . ltisi»tint«nd»dtob«of a diagnoitic nature. FRESH KRAFT PICKLE & PIMENTO, OLIVE OR VEAL TWO GUYS FROZEN VEG. ORANGE JUICE 33 LOAF SALE 59 BE AC C0RN HBA9 PEAS & CARROTS Nescafe Ajax Soaky Ajax liquid Instant Coffee Cleanser Florient (the fun bath) Dynamo with Ammonia 1< C 19-or. l jar 2-28 59' bir 63 btl. 39 67' LIMITED QUANTITY TWO GUYS TRADING STAMP COUPON ONE BOOK SPECIAL YOUR BOOK f \\J% TOWARD THE O'CEDAR CREST SUAVE WORTH K £jj PURCHASE OF SPONGE MOP HAIR SPRAY BEDROOM Professional size, regular — dry or hard to hold formula. ALARM CLOCK 59 Accurate, sure-alarm, guaranteed, REG. VALUE 99' 2.59 YOURS 1 One Coupon Per Customer. FOR FILLED TWO CUYS WITH A FOOD PURCHASE TRADING STAMP OF $2.00 OR MORE Good thru Sot.j Eeb. 20. RBR 2-17-6S ' 1BOOK. PLUS TAX HOUSEWARE DEPT. TEACHER TO TEACHER — H. D. Herman Porera, a Ceyrlon science teacher visiting the United States under the International Teacher Development Program, en- counter* latest model recess type power supply device for instruction in basic electricity and electronics. Lab- Volt, the mechanical teacher, was shoWn to Mr. Perer* •t the Freehold plant of Biielt Engineering Company' where it was developed. W» mine the right to'limit quontitiw, Not r«pomlfij» lot typographical frrcr*. Prit« tfftctiyt thru Sat, Feb. 20. THE DAILY REGISTER Wisdnewfajr, Feb. 17,1965—11 100 Attend Scout Event At Iincroft Bank** Easy Charge Department Growing INVESTMENT LECTURES Roy Sa*er. a register*! repre- .MKRCrFT ~ More Sum 100service in lincroft Presbyterian Lawrence Sternleld, president of RED BANK -r The Ne* Yor.„k seotative from tl# fins'* New- WIENHURST - The Easy •cout* tad their fathers attead- Church. the Men's Club, Congregation Stack Exchange firm of Bac&e t aric office *U1 espiain the bock, Charge department of Centra) ed » brwAfcst at Ow Lady^oi Guests introduced were Rev. Bnai Israel, Rumson. Co., Inc.,,. will hold a aerits of ground U He brokerage basnets George DeuJeh of St. Lep the Jersey Banket Trust Company, and will wggwt Jw* i»*e*tor» FF&timi « Ifdl last Sunday alter Also, John Raynor, district lecjures on investments in the Great;' Rev, William, Mills, I wfcich has its headquarters here, Molly Pitcher Jna, on lour ran- may select ttocks best wnVtA la . Msss fa'st.'I*o the scout executive, Monraoutfi now has 13,751 customers using . . -•', if ••- --crrft Presbyterian; Brother Jikw, i Scoot Cotmdl; Bob- stcuUve Tuesday evenings, ftart- their aim*. The Uxtitm tttr Great Catholic Church and a Christian 'Brothers Academy, and file Easy Charge payment plan. ing Feb. 23 at 7:30 p.m. open erfSkinrwr* district commission- Herbert Boyd, its manger, said ers, Henry Schlusser, cubmas- 1,348 merchants in Monmouth, ter, Pack 110; Robert Nimon, Ocean and parts of Middlesex •^—^———————--—• - - Catholic scout adviser, Troop counties subscribe to the serv-| 110, and Andrew G. Lennejt, for- ice. This represents a gain of mer troop committeeman, Troop 148 merchants and 1,392 custom- OPEN ALL YEAR 22.Forest Hills, N. Y. v ers over a year ago. Recognition was given to The department was establish- ed in April, 1953, and by Decem- LOOK! Fresh Scouts William Windelmann, Charles Drake, and Russell Lea- ber of that year, 167 merchants APPLES hy, who had received the Cath- had enrolled and 130 of them WHO'S MOVING are still under contract, Most of 1 olic Scout award. Also cited were 'n CIDER winners of the Protestant Scout the original merchant subscrib- award, Arthur Limann and Ron-ers were located in the Shore • MclHTOSH ald Casterline. area of Monmouth and Ocean • Stayman WINESAF Counties and as far west as • Sold.n DELICIOUS The speaker was Freeholder Freehold, but the area has since LOOK! • Rod DELICIOUS Marcus Daly, who spoke on the been extended as far south as United Nations Committee and Forked' River, north to East Migration and his overseas ex- Brunswick and west to Hights- WHO'S GOT BARGAINS SALESROOM perience with youth groups. town. During this period, the OPEN staff has increased from 4 to MON. thru The breakfast was prepared 22 persons, with both day and SAT. 9 to & flirougti the coartesy Of the troop night shifts required to handle Cinderella Bootery SUNDAY 1 to 4 mothers breakfast committee, the volume of business. 123 Broad St. Red Bank BIG VALUES THATS WHO HEAP BIG POW-WOW — Indian guidei of the Red EVERY DAY Bank YMCA held a Navasink Nation Pow-wow Friday DELICIOUS ORCHARDS nignf in preparation for the Longhouse pow-wow set for ON MARCH 1, 1965 SCOBEYVILLE, NEW JERSEY March 6 in "Shore Regional High School, West Long OUR NEW LOCATION WILL BE Colts Neck-TIMon Foils County Rd. 537 NEWBERRYS Branch. Shown left to right are Paul Zoubak, 9, hit fafher, 10 MONMOUTH ST..-just off Broad DOWNTOWN RED BANK Henry Zoubek, Sachem of the Longhouse, and sister Nancy, 4, and Georgs Soears, chief of the Naveiink OPEN WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS Nation, and his son, Frederick, 8.

MEATS INC. A "Retail al Wholesale Prices" SS Issues SMASH SUCCESS All Monmoulh County is going wild Second aver the fantastic prices and quality. Booklet For Each week more ond roort people "BEGIN THE MEATS INC. BUY- ING HABIT". Buying direct from the packer or slaughter houses is Women something new that will par many Semester dollars in your pocket. ASBURY PARK — A new book- Eliminate The Middleman let, "Answers to a Woman's n*. it IJ...1....*. f*:»» *" our Pf'Cei ore a! or below whole- Questions About Social Securi Rl\ 33 - Neptune City ta\, \en\, RUn do m» WM t» .... . " . . ,, ... MEATS INC. — you ow« II to your ty," is available at the Asbury epp Fitkln Memorial Hoipltal gocketuooic Park social security district of ice, 611 Heck St., Benjamin Sandberg, social security district manager, announced today. SIRLOIN Written from the woman's point SALE of view, the booklet may how- ever find wide readership anting STEAK the male population, as well. For it provides answers to questions such as; "Can a working wom- an collect both her own retire ment benefit and also a full wife's benefit?;" "If the husband of a working woman dies, car she be paid anything based or PORTERHOUSE his work under social security?' and "Under what-conditions ca: the husband of a working worn an be paid benefits?" 59 1H It also points out that childrei STEAK Jlbs.| of a working woman can be pai< monthly benefits at her death even if they continue living witl their father, and even if he I working, The social security protectioi provided nonworking wives ii described in a separate series of questions and answers. There is also a section on the woman's role in the social security pro- N0T gram as an employer of house- BREASTS hold help. Pure Vegetable Genuine Spring Omaha Trimmed Shoulder For Half Sizes OLEO Printed Pattern OQc LAMB CQ 0 2 lbs. « CHOPSJUI ROAST • Choice Cross OUR EXPLOSION OF RIB THE WEEK! RIB 65ib STEAK 59Pb ROAST Genuine Tender EYE CUBED ROUND 79Ib STEAK Til Choice Tender LONDON BUTTER BROIL '3)79!b STEAK Genuine 115 Swift's Prime Tender FILET RIB AQC BEEF 4 00 STEAK Ib. ROAST 4Jib LIVER lbs.

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Size 16% requires 3'/t yards 39-inch fabric. BELOW WHOLESALE cotton Random Cord that's stain repellent, too. Smart pleatless , COSTSf No supermarkets Fifty cents in coins for this pat- or wholesaiirt pltase. 2 for 17' •Ivy,or cuffless-Contincntal styles. Poys' sizes 6-10.: Variety of ern — add 15 cents for each pat- tern for first class mailing and "Retailar Wholesale Prices" special handling. Send to Marian Spring colors. . , - . Martin, The Daily Register, Pat- ern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly CHARGE IT on Sears Revolving Charge PHONE SEARS for All Your Boys Needs name, address with zone, size and tyle number. 350 spring designs plus one pat- 1500 HIGHWAY « tern free •*- »ny one you choose new Spring-Summer Pattern OPEN 7 DAY5: MOB. £ Tu»«. 9 a.m. to & p.m. — Shop at Sears and Save Open MOB.-Sat. 9:10 (o 8:30 Catalog. S$nd how tor biggest W«d. to Sat. 1 a.m. to t p.m. — Sun. » a.m. to i p.m. ,, JhtWpdlon Guaranteed or Your Money Back. SEARS-MIDDLETOWN ' Phone ITMSN pattern book bargain evert Only prwa tfrtctlM Mini Sol., FM>. ». Wo ttttrn tin rlgM I* Unit Nat ntrmlblt for typographical unn. ' Oc . ".-• • . ' **»e, Mfcii, Lyaa aad Pttty! PoeUI delivery will bt erttad- »ln« Rlrtr Ri, tad Mitt Pej- GuwU of Uflcroft-Hoimdel Ch£b to CrpUl Brook 12-W*&«d»y, Feb. 17, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER ton F*. 27.' "• " Lincroft Becker, D*vi4 RUnhold, Ntncy td from th« Lincroft Pott Officety irtMt, tttrhi Ftra, m Clab WMMMlty al(K in old, Rotetta Pttermo, Jo- speadtnj smrti wMfa tourist tea. were DtvM Roien, itirtinj Feb. 27 to tilt River- Uacrott Boy Scout Troop US Mn, Junes MulUfan of Con- *sj* Becker, ~ind Timothy W E«£(c Scout tad * (tndea necticut «u * guest Uat week brtxk, *>a*vta» T«r, tad Wood- Chti*ti*4 Brother* Academy, ta3 *t'" 8" p.m hold. a ptrent'i night Friday Mlchtel Piniito. Al» attending i.m. in Uocnh ScfexCWil- Bridge Column ot Rev, Ml Mn. Milcolm M*c- were Mr. and MM. Anthony Par- d Dr. •tctloni. Zip wtt tor John Long, Hwriey U,, t&d itiM* Ariwwft, * Temtertoot limn „— MO1»D will *p« presented cabtto, Newffita Spring! Rd. adise, paternal (wxiptrenUi of thtt trM Is V77M. Ciarle* HMWT It. vA WiltUm fcout of Uncroft Boy Scout ai t new Eagle Scout. Present*- By ALFRED SHEINWOID Union, *nd Mr. tad Mn. Jowph H. Gtftr, Middtotown, viiit*d tat Twop 116. Both *j»ke. Members tion KQ2 Conover and Mrs. Rose J>erkins. West cashed the ace erf dia- 0 104 Guests were John and Anne monds and switched to a trump. WEST EAST Brennab, Melis Sweet, Lisa Scfoi- South won with the jack of • K97632 «« trumps and led his singleton club v 7 6 ^ 1054 to the ace. West returned anoth- OA (OK987S3J er trump to dummy's queen. Holmdel SEARS • AQ93 _* 10« SOUTH Mrs. James Griffin president South ruffed a low club, led a of the Monmouth Association of trump to the king and discarded * AJ104 C AJ9J3 American Baptist Women, was a spade on the king of clubs, He the speaker Monday at a mis Where You Can Save Now then ruffed another club with his sionary meeting of Holmdel Fed- last trump and led a spade to- Sooth West North Eait 1 A 2*2 0 erated Church held 8t the home ward dummy. PaM 2 of Mrs. Joseph Phillips, Main « 2 ,*f, . * ^ All Pm West stepped up with the king Opening lead — <> A Rd. Sixteen women attended. The 6n Children's Fine Quality Underwear of spades and led another spade next meeting will be held March to dummy's queen. Declarer 8 at the home of Mrs. Edwin normally need about 26 points Liebenow, McCampbeH Rd. could cash t*o good clubs, but for game at notrump and 29 or 30 that's Length Set for Shrinkage Control could not get to his hand for points for game in diamonds the ace of spades. Dummy had You can probably make eight The Ladies Aid Society of to give up the last trick to or nine tricks at diamonds even Holmdel Federated Church met East's king of diamonds, and if your partner has no play for Tuesday night in Fellowship Hall. South was down one. one notrump. ' .. , Plans were made for a food sale Right Track ( For Sheinwold's 39-page boiik- to be held March 13 in Fellow- South was on the right track let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," ship Hall. On the committee art. until he ruffed the fourth round send 50c to Bridge Book, Red Mrs. William Boychuck, Mrs. of clubs with his last trump. The Bank Register, Box 3318, Grajld Arnold Anderson, Mrs. Edward correct play is to discard a spade Central Station, New York 17, Schumacher, and Mrs. Irene en this tridt, allowing West to N. Y. Schumacher. Also discussed was win with the queen of clubs. a white elephant sale to be held West must lead from a hand April 28 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Albert that contains only five spades Bnai Brith Group Treger, Mrs. Robert Liebenow Dummy gets a trick with the Mrs. Robert Kissel and Mrs Lists Rights Speaker George Schanck are on the com queen of spades, and declarer mittee. Hostesses were Mrs. discards his two diamonds on RUMSON — Sol Rabkin, head Homer May, Mrs. Gladys Bunt- dummyfs last two clubs. West of the law department of the Ci- ing and Mrs. Robert Kissel. takes two clubs and a diamond, vil Rights Division of the Anti- but nothing else. Defamation League, will discuss There's nothing really difficult current trends in the civil rights about making West lead a spade movement at a meeting of Mon- Everett •way from his king. You just mouth Lodge, Bnai Brith, to be have to take everything but held at Congregation Bnai Is- Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brink, spades out of the West hand an •ael next Wednesday at 8:30 Sunnyside Rd., were hosts Sat- then thrust West into the lead. urday to their son-in-law »nd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert The ability to make this kind of Mr. Rabkin, a graduate of Co- play at the table is like running umbia Law School, has spe Hulte, Middletown, who cele- a fdur-minute mile: you can"t do :ialized in opposing subversive irated their fifth wedding anni- it unless you think you can. activities. He served four years versary. A dinner was held in DAILY QUESTION with the Senate Civil Liberties Cobblestones Restaurant. Also Partner opens with one no- Committee. attending were Dianna Hultz and trump, Bnd the next player pass- The Monmouth Lodge, which is David Brink. es. You hold: Spades—9, Hearts the Red Bank area unit ol Bnai —10 5 4. Diamonds—K 9 8 7 Brith, is headed by Irving B. Rev. William J. Mills, Everett S 3 2. Clubs—10 6. What do you: Zeichner, Atlantic Highlands. A Rd., attended the United Pres- MM? membership campaign is . cur-byterian Council of the New Answer: Bid two diamonds.; rently being conducted under the York Metropolitan Area meeting Game is unlikely, since partner chairmanship of Morris Wester- Wednesday in Presbyterian has only 16 to 18 points, and you1man and Bertram Brooks. headquarters, New York. LIQUIDATORS EMTIRE STORE BUYERS 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. I OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY At Rt. 35. A. K«I *»* jb.| THURS., FR1.10-9 • SATURDAY 10-6 ENTIRE STOCK or PARTS WANTED—CALL 747-9813 or 354-5250

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IZ-UZ.—35c FABKIC SOFTENER LISTERI^S ANACIN Swan Liquid ___ 3201 Final Toucher67c IL Lift _bo»le BEAUTY SOAP 22-OZ.—10c OFF—49c Btl. »»;.3Q. flHr < .WITH GLASSES, l40Z.— j, r 7c OFF 20-OZ.—25c —tittle '35C s Silver Dust 69c Dove Soap 2 Z? 39c 2 £ 47c Lux Liquid _ .pVg. BEAUTY BAR SurSff DDetergent Jf!^_ r 59c 24-OZ PKG.—37c 19-OZ.—33c LAUNDRY DETERGENT 49 o«. 2 ll'n 31c "•/*...^ sit Jill Fluffy All Lux Soap __ Vim Tablets 25c OFF 5-LB.. 12-OZ— 99c^ •• - . WHITE" " BEAUTY BAR Lifebuoy Soop Lux Soap _ 2 ban Liquid nil .bottle Rinso Blue ^ 27c '5:r 65c 1ED BANK—170 Broad St. FAIR HAVEN—576 River Rd LINCROFT—Newman Springs Rd. at Hurley La. MiHWAN—Slratlmore Shopping Center. Rt. 3( t Cambridge Dr. WEST 10H6 BMHCU 34 ( butty Fefc. 17, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER Mr*. NeillPretenU by Mn. HiMbetfi 8. Neffl, Fatr CoUege by Mn. Neffl, to MYCEE SURVEY DUE Community Outer. PSqu of J*f> Haven, N. /. mtmory ot btr mother, Mri. OCEAKPORT — Georje Lode- ctt activities will be shown. Old Papers to College wood, president of the Ocetn- Mn. Neil contacted Or. WilHam ChariM Robert Snyder. WEST IJONG JKAMGH-A gift port J«ycew, hu announced that In the Indian Ocean north of G. V«nHate, pmMeat at Mon- Mr*, Nefll iteo presented *e li- 1 flntl tallies and iaterpaetattoni the equator,?'"moBsooni r»vtn» of newspsperp, ,jtM jretr* oM tod brarian w!&r j*&w«*t tt Abra- containing t^ritory o( the MMS- roouth College, aad ^ta^Janst at * Jajwee community survey direction fitf® *bt months, No- ainatton of President Afcrthtm Bobbie, hefcd librtrfafc* •( Mon- ham Uncota^&tii'dtorge Wash- will be iumitttd to Borough where «l*c it there a similar sea- Uncoln, was made to the Moo- mouth College,, ington which were frQm her ownCouncil shortly. The .next Jay- sonal reversal of the prevaUins v; mouth College library It* #»ekj . Tha papers were g^, ^'historical material. cee meeting it March" 1 In the winds. S DAYS AT BARGAINLAND HUGE SAVINGS!! 1 SELLING OUT YOUTH TOGS ft r OF OYSTER BAY, LONG ISLAND ONE OF LONG ISLAND'S 22 MAIN STREET, EATONTOWN MOST EXCLUSIVE CHILDRIM'S SHOP OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY! THURS. and «|. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M.; SATURDAY 'TIL * DONT MISS IT! toys-Girls CHOOSE FROM THESE BOYS - GIRLS FINI COMPLETE FALL Ic WINTER WIAR FAMOUS INFANTS ••' • .' > "' SWEATERS MANUFACTURERS SHO-SUITS Fratn A Star* In Business Its* Than 1V* YtoSri. All Ntw. HI-LINE CARTIR ~ SHEPERDISS Without A Doubt You Will Not Find Such A Stock of COUNTY YMCA COUNCIL — A new YMCA Council for Monmouth County, to BONMOOR KAYNII COATS WIATHIR WINKY Infant To Toin Woaring Appartl In Eytn Tho Plnoit provide for mutual exchange of information and joint planning, was formed recently AIIStylM 50 NIOHTY NITI All Sit.. SKI-JACKETS by representatives of the county's four YMCA's. Dr. Eugene Errickson, Freehold MIR MAJIJTY iaLH S13.9S AM Up CONNIIUM OWL TOWN OUTERWEAR YMCA president, puts his signature on the agreement. Seated at laft is Roy E. Cot- FAWN MNSXIN 2 MI-LINB, by ten, Central Atlantic Area YMCA staff consultant. Other signers are, standing, left SUZY MOWS All Ages. AU Shoe to right, Jacob R. V. M. Lefferts, president, Red Bank Community YMCA; Thomas "FOR RICH LITTLE KIDS" FARAH TIDYKINS T»w» t Country Chubby Stzes THI ONE AND ONIY HEALTHTEX Tldyklns , P. Kiely, president, Long Branch YMCA; Walter Reid 3d, past president, Shore Area JACK * JILL Including Toe«s "PICCOLINO" KNITS , AND MANY MORI Sandors YMCA, Asbury Park, and originator of the council plan, and John W. Williams, Aidy Hardy Stlection of FROM ITALY 1 Choose From president, Shore Area YMCA. BOYS Below Maker's Cost DRESS ft SPORT SHIRTS • DRESSES Hundreds of the doors. It makes no sense to THE MOST FABULOUS AS5 ILOW AS AS MUCH AS Homes Need lock the doors properly—and Jaycec Unit Sins J MU Sim • Jacket! then leave the windows open. DRESSES 'lor* Kay**' • SKIRTS Tallorad Girl1 Chief Pesano warned against ly TIM Country's Ittt Swoaton • Robti Good Locks, the practice of leaving keys for Seeking Rules Makers. All Frtsk I N«w body For • SLACKS School 50% other members of the household Right Out of Storvlond Sox • Tlot Madras under door mats. It will probably Chief Warns On Literature •Ioldi be tile- first place a prlwer would Mated Colon Vol. to J.M Vi OFF Ptoytultt • Dusters LONG BRANCH - The theme look. The same applies to other WEST LONG BRANCH - Ray- Vi OFF mond L. Bacon, president of the OFF of the security of your home "choice" hiding spots as mail: VALUES TO S34.fl was the point emphasized yester- tees, milk boxes or under the Jaycees, herer says his organiza- day by the crime prevention com- boxes, milk boxes or under the tion is "going on record as en- mittee of the Exchange Clubhere cushions, of porch furniture. dorsing better legislation for con- trolling pornographic literature." as part of its week-long ob- As a final word of caution, He said this after his organiza- servance of Crime Prevention Chief Pesano recommends that if tion met in the Community Cen- Week. the homeowners are going to be ter and the subject was dis- The program is part of na- away for more than a day that cussed. tional effort being made by the they request a trustworthy neigh- William Comvay, postmaster, Exchange Clubs. The local chair- bor to keep an eye on the home. Now! Enjoy the lightest beer in town man is Robert L. Mauro, with here, spoke to the gathering on The "welcome" that may be pornography in the mails and Police Chief Thomas Pesano des- printed on your doormat is not Rocco Caponigro, Monmouth ignated honorary chairman. intended for prowlers, he Said. County Sheriff's Officer dis- Both men headed the list with cussed pornography on the news- Hie admonition that, when mov- stands. It was estimated that ing a new house, it is wise to more than $3 billion is spent an- have the tumblers on all the O'Keef e Team in both 12 oz and new 7 oz bottles! nually on over 70 ntillion pieces of exterior locks reset. Both warned pornographic material. that builders, rental agents, or Mr. Bacon announced that the previous owners may still retain Tops 3 Others annual installation of officers din- keys to the dwelling. They said ner will be held Apr. 24 in the that the mose securely locked At Post Office Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown. house is not safe unless the own- LONG BRANCH - Charles er himself possess the only keys. O'Keefe, Jr., chairman of the Say's Fire Started Chief Pesano said the modern local Post Office's incentive pin-tumbler cylinder locks pro- awards committee, announced In Storage Room vide the greatest security. He that his team was leading, with WEST LONG BRANCH - Fire KRUKiER PILSNER added that they are unequalled 34 points, in Operation Team- Chief v Jtihn DeBruin, Jr., said in their resistance lo picking and Work. The team headed by E. Friday that the fire that severely have an almost unlimited capac- Cline VanBrunt, with two points, damaged a two-story frame dwell "clearly the Ughiestbeerintowri?' ity for key changes. is runner-up. ing at 41 Oceanport Ave., ap- The committee wanred that The teams, headed by Harry J. parently started in a downstairs locks that can be opened with and Anthony DeLauro, storage room. a skeleton key will not stop a are tied for third place with one He said that all the rooms, burlgar—any prowler can buy point each..-,. with the exception of the storage keys to open that type lock in Mr. O'Keef* said that six in- room, were empty. most any hardware store. centive suggestions are under Chief DeBruin said there is no »V C? . Another recommendation v consideration and, if approved, estimate of the damage. He that outer doors, with glass they will probably change the also said his investigation so far panes,, be pprotecte d a lock, point' standings. has failed to indicate how the h fire started. ' • that opens with a key, on the in- The leading suggestor for last «ide as well as with another that year was Michael G. Celli, 382 The fire was discovered at is on the outside. The reason Morris Ave. Two of his 13 sug-about 8:40 p.m. last Wednesday. is obvious—it will prevent'a bur- gestions were adopted locally. The Jiouse is owned by J. D. glar from simply breaking one Mr. O'Keefe said that Mr. Celli Russo, Long Branch. of the panes, reaching inside, is being considered for a cash The ability of Nimbus, the then turning the latch. award as well as a certificate of weather satellite, to keep itself Mauro noted that a padlock on merit. always pointed toward the earth a back door is inadequate. It is based on the fact that the can be sawed off in a jiffy. There are about 50 species of earth is hot, relatively speaking, Another admonition was to garfish, sometimes called needle- and space is cold. Electronic make sure that all basement, first fish or billfish. Found in warm sensors built into the satellite tell and second floor windows are waters, they are fast swimmers its electronic brain the direction dosefl and as securely locked a8 and some are six feet long. of the heat.

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COLD MEDAL OX PIUStURY CAMPBELL'S, HEINZ OR VAN CAMP MOTTS Olbb0 $(89 $346 $277 Flour >*> •»«55c ' ' 1.07 Pork & Beans '^8'"9Sc Applesauce ««i«25c Yes—Pay Less for COW HAND HEINZ MOTI'S I6 DISCOUNT HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS! Our Own Brand- Exclusive at "BIG W" Baking Soda >°<>»»5c Beans *•*«*» M'-8'«95c Applesauce ««.i«'36c WAZOLA DEL MONTE OCEAN SPRAY I6 fw Corn Oil ""'^lc •""'"2.11 Creamed Corn c™6'°'97c Cranberry *•«• "«2 43c tty^TMt LESS DEL MONtE i • HAIVE5 OR SLICED — VEUOW CUNG, ' - "Big W" GIN Wesson Oil "»59c Corn *w.x-»i "«S-6lor97e Peaches Kun>> 59"'•can4for51 1/2 GALLON QUART FIFTH JACK fBOSr OI DOMINO GBEEN OlANr HA1VES OR SLICED -~ YELLOW CLING Otamlaud 5 Ib. bog 53c Creamed Corn w" 6«"97c Peaches K." »«.«n4«.r'i $277 CREAM OF MUSHROOM 6 for 97c Meat Variety , Vegetable Variety Campbell's Soups 6 97 8 97 Our Own Brand - Exclusive at "BIG W" HAZEL BISHOP - REG. 97c "BigW" VODKA YES—PAY IES5 EHIERS Vi GALLON QUART FIFTH Apple Juice «•»• 3*°'79c Niblets »..can6fO,97c Vanilla Extract <<-z.bot.j7e HAIR SPRAY - 45 ^ BOLI/O* DEI MONTI YES-PAYLESS YES—PAY LESS Juke ""•«»'• lo" 3for99c Peas "•'Mont* 1*M-c°n5f<"89c Ehlers Paprika <"39c JOHNSON & JOHNSON - REG. 89c 1INDEN HOUSE YES-PAYLESS EHIERS $§89 $346 $277 l4 ou d M|ln Juice "^p" ^ 3'"89c Peas .c«»of«»i. M"'5«"89c Cinnamon °' " ^ 37c Y£S-fAY ttSS - SUNSWEET EHIERS IMPORTED 0 4O 1 1 COTTON BUDS t>°x°M5o39c DANISH FRUIT WINES «* 1.05 Juice ..f™" I" " 37c i"47c Peas ^.vKht. *ca°n :2'«29c Whole Nutmeg '—39c HS^fAV LESS Dll CAIZO — IMPORTEI), ITALIAN EHLERS COLGATE, PEPSODENT, PRO-TEK - REG. 69c EACH TREMENDOUS VARIETY OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES I Wefehade <*"•«" 3'"95c Tomatoes M« Mn 2for 79c Whole Cloves 1'"" 15c Cold beer available at all times! Alcoholic beverages are not sale priced. AM. OR P.M. CONTADINA OR HUNT'S YES—PAY LESS Tomato Paste ta" 4for45c Accent '°"25c <»«79e Drink* **»"• <»««!<»»3f«95c TOOTH BRUSH SALE 3 ° $1 FOAM BACK PYREX SPECIAL BUFFERIN or ANACIIf —noo;^ & SILICONE COVER Cranulpfed Sugar « 5 48 Ironing Board 2 Cup Pyrex #ILK OF MAGNESIA R^:lt «*"*47<- Mennen Push Button c plus CANNED SODA LINDEN HOUSE - ALL FLAVORS 12 oz. can / C DEODORANT ~ 79tax COVER SET 7oz.AOCplus Reg. C LINDEN HOUSE-NO DEPOSIT 28 or. MENNEN SKIN BRACER lax 97c NOW 49 BOTTLE SODA ALL FLAVORS bot. 6 95 Yes—Pay Less For Brand Name Foods! * Never Any Limits! * Buy All You Want! THE DAILY REGISTER^ 18—Wednesdayi-Fet), 17,196* DAR Unit Picks Eight Candidates RUMSON — Eight girls, all seniors in Monmouth and Middle- Louise Luker Wed to Barry Boyce sex County high schools, will be RED BANK—Announcement is A reception followed in the home She.wore a two-piece blue suit, sponsored in the statewide "Gooc made by Mr. and Mrs. Edward of the bride's parents. matching accessories and a cor- Citizen" contest by Monmoto Luker, 143 Bridge Ave.,' of Hie Mr. Luker' escorted his daugh- sage of blue-tipped white carna Chapter, Daughters of die Ameri marriage of their daughter, Miss ter, who wore a street-length lions. can Revolution. Louise Marie Luker, to Barry gown of white satin embroidered Gordon Davison of Keyport was County candidates are Barbara Boyce of Holmdel. He is the sonwith pearls. Her three-tier butter best man. Menzel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyce of fly veil was held in place by a The bride, a graduate of Mid- Clair Menzel of Van Dorn St.' Green Grove Ave., Keyport. double crystal crown and she car-dletown Township High School, is Keyport, editor of the yearbook The double ring ceremony took ried an old fashioned bouquet of employed at Electronic Associ- and member of the Honor Society white carnations. ates, Inc., West Long Branch. of Keyport High Sdrool; Jane place Jan. 31 in the Dutch Re- Miss Aleida E. Brager Miss Grace Bonassi form Church in Keyport, with Miss Linda Luker, at home, Mr, Boyce, who is self-em- Gregory, daughter of Mr. am Mrs. Clyde E. Gregory, Main St. Rev. John H, Sharpe officiating. was her sister's only attendant. ployed, is a graduate of Keyport Matawan, a member of the Honoi High School and served four Society and Bed Cross and vice Announce Engagements years in the U. S. Air Force with president of the Future Teachers A PERMANENT time spent in England. Society at Matawan Regional ROSS-BRAGER bachelor of science degree from High School, and state president Niagara University in Newark. The couple are at home on MrDDLETOWN—Mr. and .Mrs. ANTIQUE SHOW of the Baptist Sunday School New He is a member of the Knights Holmdel-Keyport Rd., Holmdel Edward Brager, 19 Conover PI., Jersey Guild; Linda Hyatt, of Columbus and is associated In With 20 Dealers Set Up for Your Enjoyment after a wedding trip to the Pocono announce the engagement of their daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne business in New York with his Mountains. daughter, Miss Aleida Eva Brag- Open 11-5 Daily — Friday evening 'til 9 G. Hyatt, Paul's PI.. Middletown, er, to Jonathan Joseph Ross, sonfather. a student at Middletown Town SPAGHETTI DINNER of Mr. anil Mrs. Benjamin Ross, ship High School, member of thi 128 Oakland St., Red Bank. the Red Bank Antiques Center KEYPORT - Columbian Aux- Rainbow Girls, volunteer workei Miss Brager, an alumna of Red iliary will hold a spaghetti din- No Admission—Items Appraised at Riverview Hospital, yeartwol Bank High School, attended ner Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. in staff member and homecomini Glassboro State College. At pre- 217 W. Front St. 741-5331 Red Bank the Knights of Columbus home, queen of 1964, and Iinda Can>: sent she is a ^student at Asbury Rt. 35, Keyport, open to mem Near Bridge Avenue Ward daughter of Mrs. Julia A Park Business!;College. bers and friends. Ward, Ned Dr., Hazlet, founder Mr. Ross, also a graduate of and president of the Young Re- Red Bank High School, attended publican Club of Raritan Town- Monmouth College, West Long ship and member of nhe National Branch. He is a graduate of Honor Society and Student Coun- Monmouth Radio and Electronics cil at Raritan Township High institute and is employed as as- School. sistant manager of the floor cov- FACTORY Also, Susan Strohmenger, erings department at Two Guys daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-from Harrison. Middletown. ward G. Strohmenger Winding OUTLET Way South, Little Silver, junioi CICONE-BONASSI t>lay committee chairman at Rec LUCYS YOUNG LOOK it typified by these simple and sophisti- NEWARK — Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bank High School, Girl Scout W. Bonassi of this city, formerly cated designs. Af left, a basic turquoise A-llne dress with holder of Curved Bar, membei of Hazlet, announce the engage- of the Senior Westminster Fellow kick pleats at the hem. At right, a Chelsea collar accents ment of their daughter, Miss ship and volunteer worker in Riv- a chocolate brown dress with powder blue trim at the Grace Bonassi, to Patrick N. Cic- erview Hospital pediatrics ward cone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicho- neckline. Sandra Robinson, daughter of Mr las Ciccone, also of this city. and Mrs. Williaih H. Robinson Miss Margaret C Barker 9 c Cambridge Ave., Fair Haven Miss Bonassi is an alumna of Honor Society member at Rum- Montdair State College where she TO SERVE LUNCHEON Fashion s Young Look' son-Fair Haven Regional High was a member of Kappa Sigma RED BANK — A busine*J«»nd School, of the Junior Recreation Rho. She is a teacher at Broad- professional luncheon, wilt be Council and of the choir of St, way Junior High School in New-served by the Sisterhood of Con- Is Ageless and Classic George'^*y-tlie-River G It u r ch ark. gregation Beth Shalom today Rumson; Parbara Porter, daugh Mr. Ciccone was graduated rom 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., the ASBURY PARK - The "young a simplicity tot can be extreme- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Port' from Newark College of Rutgers synagogue, 186 Maple Ave. look," the "fun look" is "the'ly sophisticated. er, South Amboy, Sayreville Wai University. He is presently at- Luncheon menu will include tending Georgetown University MANY OTHER UNADVERTISED CLEARANCE SPECIALS look at Steiribach Co. as it takes About half of today's popula- Memorial High School, and Marj home-made vegetable soup, salad, School of Medicine. the lead in presenting fashions tion is under 26, says Steinbach's. Lou Thomas, daughter of Mrs brisket of beef, string beans, The fashion store with branches Henrietta Thomas, South Amboy A July 10 weddinjg is planned. designed for the young in spirit kasha and noodles, homemade BRIDGE AVE. & FRONT ST., RED BANK—747-0108 here, in Red Bank, and Brick H. G. Hoffman High School, Soutl cake, and tea. if all ages. Township, is catering to these Amboy. SCREEN-BARKER From the new Cobbs Corner young women, but not only to UNIONVILLE, Conn. - An- 40TH ANNIVERSARY and Elle lines ot dresses, to lin Store Hours: Thursday and Saturday 10-6; Friday 10-8 them. Today's grandmother is They're ideal for the woman whi nouncement is made by Mr. and MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Mr. ;erie and bathing suits, styles often in her 40's. And older wom- loved junior clothes but found a Mrs. Daniel C. Barker of Plain- and Mrs. Edward Stern, Bronx, for spring and summer will have en who a generation ago might she matured (hat they no longe ville Ave., of the engagement of N.Y., were feted a party recently a vibrant youthful look based on have retired to sit by the fire their daughter, Miss Margaret * 4 -« 1 <. I ll&Cr MI dh.,£u

FOUNDERS' DAY Let us condition your winter- EATONTOWN — The Vetter- dulled hair . . . give it new life SEWING Memorial Parent-Teacher Associ- and sparkle with a color rinse ation will observe Founders' Day . . . or fashion a personally- tomorrow at a meeting in the styled hairdo to go with your Vetter School at 8 p.m. A rep-prettiest clothes! MACHINE resentative from the Monmouth County PTA will address the Magic Touch Cabinet Included group. Also on tfie program will BEAUTY SALON be Mrs. Barbara Aaron, guid- ance director for the Eatontown 75 MONMOUTH STRUT Schools, who will discuss the serv- 842-0041 ices and functions of the guid- LOUISE and ©RACE''-,' ance program in the schools. Expert Hair Styliiti

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JUI, ti j I I ^ daught^of^aad Mrs. V, A.' Mr.;nndM9* " . "WHtfiefc' ' 'J ar* as- ^ BBBB* Ward # Btftiaare, • Md., was sociated with the Joseph S. Lang Farewell Parly P. WhitfteW, Real Estate Agency in Hohndei APARTMENTS and HOMES Uti Mrs. Jacob B. They are at form it 65 Hoiiand By JVULtf HRUSKA .Rue of floinwtel, Sunday, Feb. U, Rtf.,foBowfjig tfeefi* wedding trip. -•• ' - Expert Rtd Eslalt Advict Costt So More i(. Red Bank's First Lady, United State? Ajmbafcador We in oie Chapel of the Red Bank Methodist Church. Rev. ; to Ibenmark Katharine Elkus White was guest of honor PLAN ACTIVITIES PHIUP J. BOWERS & 00. Kerry; G.'Robb officiated. MIDbLETdWN-The MacNeil Multiple Listings at a farewell cocktail party and buffet-supper early The/ couple were Wtended by Circle of Middletown Reformed Sunday evening. ' ; '[ the bride's son-in-liw and daugh- Church made plans for future Real Estate for 71 Year* ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence John- Scene of the party was the gracious home of John activities'at a recent meeting in 60 White Street, Red Bank 741-7200 son pf L&riardo. Mr. Wvitfield's the educational building. Host- •Better Buys By Boweri and Rose Petillo on -Maple, Ave'., 'Raj, Bank. Mildred daughter, Karen Ann .Whitfieid esses were Mrs. Paul Bova and .^Mrs. P. Paul) CampI of-Little Silver'was co-hostess Mrs. Earl Compton. •J "• Mrs. Petillo. ' APPROVE DONATION The cjrcle's "Quiet Time" masque party and the invitation NEW MONMOUTH - Members meeting was held yesterday in . Guests were close friendi of, the Democrat-ettes voted to the home. of Mrs. William A specially of Switzerland 1 is so- intriguing I must quote it of the ambassador. for you. , "•'' make; a contribution to the Ken-Henselder, 95 Her Dr. has been introduced to the Arthur White, the am After the conventional opening: nedy Memorial library Fund at a recent meeting in the home of TENNIS CLUB DINNER New Jersey Shore and bassador's hubsand, is vacation "Melody Hill requests the hon- our of your presen.ee"... et al Mrs. Frederick Whittles; 2 Louise MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The served nightly by .Ing in the Canary Islands whi PI. ' Strathmore Bath,and Tennis Club beef she has been visiting here, I ... it reads: "In defense of Nonsense Mrs. Whittles will again be will hold its first annual dinner- HUMSON HOTEL visit ended yesterday when si dance Sunday in the Step Inn We pledge ourselves to be our hosfess at the next meeting on (lew back to her post in Dei Ballroom, Sayrevllle, and will Waterman Are. other selves... the ones we Tuesday, March 2. fondue mark. Mr. White will arrive feature a cocktail hour, dinner 842-2000 would be if we were not our- Denmark from the Canary Is dance and midnight buffet. Tick- selves; Good table practice: break Luncheon 12 to 5 ' lands on the same day. ets may be obtained by contacting We pledge to forget our prob- that roll into small pieces before It will be close to two yeai the' club secretary, Robert J. Dinner 6 to 10 lems ... our finances... our eating it. Spread a piece with before the ambassador will fi butter just before you eat it! Chesterman, Line Rd. ,, tt passible to visit here again. looks... and our relations; Fri. & Sat. to midhile We promise to neither ask ques- CAN-CAN GIRLS in the cast of "Th» French Touch," r scheduled for two performances this weekend in Holmdel Sun. Brunch 12 to 3 « Bill (William O., Jr.) an tions nor the time of day; f Marilyn fianjea of Vest Loi We promise not to refuse drink Village School, «r» Mrs. Arthur VMIarosa, left, and Mrs. or dance; JIM CARROLL .; Branch art Vacationing in Nas Joseph Rimkus, member* of the Holmdel Auxiliary to We promise to roam the halls NEWMAN SPRINGS MARKET iiau. They will spend some tim 54 Nawman Springs Rd. — Red Bank — 747-9310 at the piano. I sailing and Island hopping befon In search of fun and drink Bayjhore Community Hospital. The musical comedy, pro- 'returning. only... never permitting a duced by the auxiliary as a benefit for the hospital, will Across from Monmouth County National Banh Fri. & Sat. Nite* serious word... nor thought OPEN 7 DAYS be presented Friday and Saturday af '8 p.m. in the Comfortable rooms with Vernon Paulson of Rutrison wi ... nor deed; LARGE EGGS — T-Palc 3 DOZ. $1 private baths available We promise to leave politics... HolmdeJ Village School. : • ! the star and the" author of 01 JUNE DAIRY at winter rates. religion .,. and business to of the funniest scenes in t USDA GR. A 93 SCORE BUTTER 69c LB. our. other selves... and deny Woman's Club show at Forrest WHOLE FRYERS 29e LB. dale School Friday and Saturda; the freedom of corresponding speeches to all present; Cut and wrapped evenings. The scene was createi Club Circuit USDA PRIME SIDE-O-BEEP . . .U..49e LB. We promise to search in those and rehearsed only the night be RIVER PLAZA — The welfar Mrs. Ttanas Shea, publicity Cur and wrapped present not for status.,.. (ore opening night. department of the River Pla chairman, said attempts were USDA PRIME HIND QUARTER BEEF ..59c LB. profession... or address.,, ft was a caricature of a la- Woman's Club conducted a whi being made to locate a member, MaelNTOSH APPLES 5 LB BAG 39c but for the capacity for laugh- dies luncheon and fashion show. elephant auction at a meeting Mrs. Frank M&zzei, who former- ter... dancing legs ... and Vernon cast himself as the fash- the club last week in tJio fir ly resided in Eatontown. the little black book with we feature FARMER BOY MEATS ion commentator. The husbands Irause. Mrs. W. Gilbert Mans Jokes; Elections Mil be held at the of roemberi played the models. was chairman of the event. ne»t: meeting on Wednesday, FRUIT BASKETS FOR ALL OCCASIONS The fashions were an exhibi- We promise to don our masks The college and education March 10, in She home of Mrs. tion pit what a woman wean and tame our curiosity "til partments of ttfe club tindfertt William St. Denis, 19 Rosemary —Made to Order for each of her day's activities. midnight... and will under Chairmanship of Mrs. J. J: Rei: Dr.. Hazlet. All were hysterically funny. no circumstances show our will hold a card party and pn Bill Ganther appeared faces before then to anyone; Easter fashion show March 2 Miss Flora Mops... Bill Sharp- Lastly, 8:15 pjm. jn the Wiltowbrooit In ley as Miss Shapely Sharpley We promise not to change our Fair Haven. Fashions' will be ...Ken Marass as Miss Cha minds or opinions about any- Vogels Fashion Center, Cha Marass ... Art Jurman as one after the masks are Banl?,>j Miss T V Jurman...and Ken dropped... but will continue Hostesses were, Mrs. Elwoc White as Miss Nite Nite White. with the same flatteries... Searles, Mrs. Manson, Mrs. Mj Suzanne 'Barnes of Middle- compliments ... and charm." rod Brown and Mrs. WiUlar town, a member of the Wigon- Ed Hymoff, by the way, is a Peters, president. Luxurious Wall-to-Wall Carpeting wheel Playhouse, did a take-off noted author and Marga is an ar- SEARS Mrs. Victor L. Pox, chairni on Gypsy Rose Lee in a polo ROEBUCK AND CO. tistic young woman who returned of the international relations c coat and sneakers. And Mi- onfy recently from a ten weeks partment.Js in charge of'the pn chael (Salon de Beaute-Rum- tour of: Europe. gram for tie next meeting, Cue son) Guerrlero with Jean Cal- Expertly Installed With Cushion speaker wall be Melvin A. Phi linan did in audience participa- Claire (Mrs. Richard) Hennig Matawan, whose topic wftl coi tion song and dance number. of Hazlet, chairman of St. Bene- cem his recent trip to India. H: The after-theater supper partj dict's first indoor antique sale talk will be illustrated with coto •t Reidy's, Rumson, was attendee and flea market, was hostess at slides. Mr. Philo will be accom by" cast and crew and almosl a tea for her committees.. panied by his wife vvflio is Fif everyone In the audience. The affair is set for April 19. District International Relation :t will be held in the church cafe- chairman for the New Jers Noted dancing there later wen 1 D. E. and Thelma Shalders, the teria from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. State Federation, ol Women Otto Perls, Jim and Pat Nolan, Proceeds will benefit the build' Clubs. Elegant Nylon Dave and Peg Warner, John and ing fund.. Ann Karinja, Dolores and Joh Morethan 35 co-chairmen and GARDEN, .CLUB P|tJKES. -Ryan and the Vincent Nurneys committee members were press ptiNT' BEACH '— Mrs.' Rds ill of Rumson. enf fncluding Carrie (Mrs. Jet lbot took first prize for. Shop-at^tome Also present were the Did seph) Pettius, 'president of St: arrangement of Che month "Frot"F n Austins of Locust, Juanita anc Benedict's Parent-Teacher Asso- the Kitchen" at a recent meeting Service Fran Branin of. Atlantic High- ciation; Molly Overgaard, deal- ot the Root and Branch Garde: lands, and Don Gordon of New er's chairman, Sister Mary Dolor- Club held at Harris Gardens fir Monmouth. es, and Sister Mary Cyril. house. Carpet Second prizes were won DJJJMI Cushion Melody Hill, the magnificetv Roy Sager of Elberon, an in- Harold Bottger and Mrs. -Eeo Chinese modern home of Marg: 'estment counselor for Bache & Lammers. Third prize was won Installation and Ed Hymoff will be the sel Co., will conduct a series of four by Mrs. Donald- Lammers. Sq. Yd. ting for a Carnival Ball Interna lectures on the fundamentals of A committee .Meeting to di: tlonale on Feb. 27. It will be investing in Molly Pitcher Inn. cuss plans for ttie'-tepring !flowi Roy is a talented speaker and show will be MM'Feb. 25 Save $97.60 on Average Borodin Hunter* iccredited expert on the subject in the home of Willan — Come out of )f stocks and bonds. The first Aumack, 24 Lynn Blvd., Hazlei 40 Sq. Yd. Installation— tti« woods ( Ste ecture is set for Feb. 23, at 7:30 The date set for the show is Ma; 1h» dstallt of our 22. '' Living Room, Dining LOVE SALE on A delegation from the club will Room and Hall The One Hundred Club of Mon-attend a meeting of the Raritar louth County will have the first Township Shade Tree Commis- of a series of three Sunday aft- sion to hear of the Multi-level loop texture and tweed ernoon tea dances at the Molly Monmouth County Shade; Trei colorations make this carpet ideal for Pickett's Post Pitcher Inn on Feb. 28. The par-Commission, speak tomorrow ii farnifyiiiving,' b«a«se soil, and foot- ties will Include exhibitions of the Town Hall, Airport Plata. r GIFT SHOP most popular dances of today by Mrs. Rose Kane conducted thi prints' don't ,sh;6w. Durable nylon Lois McDonald of Fair Haven evening's . prograffi, which! We'll Bring resists stains.' Continuous filament and groups of her ballroom danc- hired slides.by New Jersey Pow Samples to yatnsVpn't pilli 12 and 15-ft. widths. ing students .,, with on the er-& Light On .'•'Garden- Lighl scene instruction to those who de-ing." , - :: ;••• • Your Home Hair and juto cushion. sire it. . The program for March wi We'll help you select your be on horticulture and members carpeting, draperies and'slip- Gifts Candlei — Cards On the Champagne Circuit were were asked to bring Written In Vibrant New Colors Arthur and Betsy Connolly of questions on any problems they cover fabrics in your home. Home 'Accessories Keansburg celebrating their an- have pertaining to tMs subject, PHONE 671-3&W. Nutmeg (brown) Briartone (dark beige) niversary with dinner in The Cob- The arrangement will be, "Moth- Firethorne (tangerine) Spanish Gold Open JO a.m. to 6 p.m. bleStones and dancing later in er's Joy," a composition for Jack Nolan's, Rumson. Their child's room. Seascape (blue-green) Olive Grovs Thurt/Eye^Til 9 P.M. guests included daughters and FREE Measuring ' Cloled Sunday •;: sons-in-laV, Dorothy and George BENEFIT AUCTION See How Much You Can Ainslie of West Keansburg and EATONTOWN — The .interna- and Estimating at Keyport-Holmdel Rd. Rosemary and Bruce Miller of tional relations departrnent of No Obligation j Save on These Room Sizes Belford. Also Harry Patterson of the Woman's Community Clulb -. Holmdel Village Red Bank and Margaret Higgins held its annual auction at a re- We'll measure your floors, Room She Regular Sale Savings #946-8600 and Ed Murray of East Keans- cent meeting of the olub held in windows and furniture, give burg the Margaret L. Vetter School. 8'K12\ 119.80 90.60 29.38 Proceeds will be given to Care you accurate estimates! and the j'MeaJs for Millions" 12'xl5 199.80 151.00 48.88 programs sponsored by'the Gen- MORE MONMOUTH COUNTY FAMILIES irx2if -.; 279.12 KM eral Federation of Woman's 211.40 CHOOSE OUR QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Clubs. . , ,. .. Sears Arranges 15'x21* 349.65 284.25 83.40 The club voted "to endorse'Mrs, Professional .••• CUSTOM CIIDPni/CDO A A 00 Melvin A. Phifo, Keyport Liter- MADE SLIPCOVERS ary Club, for a seat pn the State Installation Federation board as international SOFA and 2 CHAIRS relations chairman. We custom cut and fit car- Ntwidl totrta traoM with itoln rtjlitonl up Kttdmni - Htovy duly ilpmri Civics, welfare; and'education • peling and fabrics right in twd wortraonthlp. Fr« tliop-or- Chairman, Mrs\; Vincent C^Fe'staj your" home. l kom» wrvlce announced a spring clothing drive BELFORD FABRICS for the needy will begin in April; We arrange for expert in- HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN. opposite Howard Johnson*! American home • departmen1 stallation by skilled crafts- 67-1-5808 >.j „?** TV", ' ^members will attend a cooking men, using the latest tech- Acrilaii Actyli£ Pile Carpet ^program, in :tlhe' Sears Roebuck |] store, ASbury Park, Feb. 24. niques. "Satisfaction Guar- Mrs; lohn-N; Smocki president, 'teed or Your Money Back." FREEZER SPECIAL! named the following to the nonv Sears; inating committee.' Mrs. Jerome Price .._ _ _ U.S. CHOICE Scheiman, Mrs. John M. Dietz, Jr,, Mrti. "nieodbre A. TEvert; Mrs. Sq. Yd. Rominski, and Mrs. Festa, HIND BEEF The next meeting will be CARPET-CUSHION-INSTALLATION Annn wtfgM u* IM. ' March ,4 wh^n the Spice Island Deep, dense pile carpet in a random sheared cut and loop Co. win p'resen* "The AH of Sea- WHICH INCLUDES: design,, Acrilan® acrylic iibers are noted for resiliency, good ITMKS-T-IMW, P»rt»n«UM soning."^: •'.,'.;:'-.,'. : .;.-..- SIRLOIN—Rounil, CUM Old wear, easy care. Hair-and-jute pad, installation included. Light ' soKWIdb Flank ROASTV-Rtund By* T«p MAKE SCRAPBOOKS Spice beige. Spruce green, cocoa, wild ginger, amber gold, BOTTOM-Tap llrloln. Chop MMt MIDDLETOWN - Members ol the Bavshore Alumnae Club ol olive. 12 and 15-ft. widths. CUT - WRAPPED - DELIVERED FREE Alpha Delta Pi Sorority made wrap boo!?s (or, .Children in local hospitals at a meeting last week in t^e, home of Mrs. lames O, M & S MEAT MARKET P&M^Uk Shae Dr Membera..ajs/) showed knitted Shop ftt Sears and Save 1300 HIGHWAY 35 A liitehcr Shop f«r 80 Ywr* l sweaters wHch" they completed lUUifrotton Guirantccd or \muilap$ Back. Op«n Ww. (ton Sat. fcM*N for the County Family, and Cdif» 32 W. FRONT 264-9807 KEYPORT dren'a Service. 671-3800 . - - » / -» 20-Wednesdsy. Feb. 17,1965 THE DAILY REGISTER $t. Rose Belts Mater Dei; LakeWOodSgueaksfryBuCS, 72-63;

BELMAR - Blasting off with, margin points in the first haft, points by flipping in a 26-16 id- RED BANK — Bill Horlacher vantage. The Piners broke away maining cut Lakewood's lead to free throw and Horlacher poppec Horner had 21, just one at the a 20-9 first quarter advantage, j then took it on easy side vantage for a 46-25 intermission becamHorlachere the first player in Red 35-35 tie to ^6take a four- two at halftime. in a jump to make it a 42-41 Redfoul line. St. Rose of Belmar continued on as Mater Dei took the upper score. Bank High basketball history to point edge, 39-35, when Jeff Zwe- Lakewood opened the thir Bank lead. its merry way and chalked up hand scoring In the fourth by New Scoring Mark go over the 1,000-point career quarter on a jumper by DeCaus- The Piners came back on jump Red. Bank, 11-7 on the season a one-sided 85-64 basketball vic- ben scored on a fast break and a 24-21 score. The highest point of the1 con- mark, but his 29 points last night ey, but Rich Glassey scored on shots by Horner and DeCausey took only 11 foul shots, making tory over visiting Mater Dei DeCausey put a rebound back up After rolling up that 204-first test for Mater Del was the fact weren't enough to carry the Buc- pretty out of bounds pass from for a 45-42- lead before the teams eight while Lakewood was 10 for of New Monmouth, last night. for a bucket. Frederickson's bas chapter score, the Purple Roses a new scoring mark was posted caneers past Lakewood, which ket from the key with seconds re Frederickson, Horlacher put in each hit a pair of baskets to make 19 at the charity stripe. Hal Sut- St. Rose producing most of its picked up another 10 margin won a1 thriller, 72-58, before a it 4946. ton, who's a 6-4 sophomore, was for the new school. It went to packed house. Red Bank moved into a tie at one for six on charity flips, but Jeff Hammond who produced 30 49-all on a foul shot by Frede- tallied nine points and gave Lake- points on 11 goals from the field The 6-3 Horlacher hit the mag- and 8 foul shots. ic mark with 1:37 showing on the rickson and 6-9 Chris Knott's wood, 16-3 on the year, the edgeManasquan Clobbers short jump shot, but Lakewood in the rebounding totals. Kevin Finucane was tfie hot- clock in the third quarter. H test scoring individual for the actually passed the 1,000 lota! barged ahead on two straight bas- kets that made it 53-49. Lakewood's once-beaten jay winners with 27 tallies accumu- when his field goal gave him his Red Raiders, 78 55 lated on a dozen field goals and 20th and 21st points of the nigh Lakewood held the lead until vees made it an easy chore in RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Man- a trio of fouls. Also In double His three-year total now stand: the end of the stanza when Red romping to a 60-38 win in the and ripped ahead, 19-4. Pete An- asquan High School's basketball figures were Mark Caverly with at 1,009 points on 477 thus fai Bank's two baskets make it 58- junior varsity game. Rich No derson had six points in the first team stayed a game off the pace 12, Joe Pyanoe and Tom Martin this year, 427 scored as a junio, 57. well (16) and Milt Gaylord (10) canto. By the .half, Manasquan in the Shore Conference B North- was in front, 37-20, with 10 each lor Mater Dei. and only 105 points when he wa Bucs Lead Early in 4th combined for all but 12 of the : losing Buccos' points. ern Division last night by pasting Mater Dei is 7-10 on the sea- a sophomore. Red Bank held command early g Coach Doc Nine's quintet racked Ld <7J> Re~ d" Bank up a 24-17 scoring advantage in Horlacher's important fieli sey scored on a jump and Hor- orp o F : Township High School court. mark. goal — both personal and garni Brown, 8r. 1 3 5 Horlactier 13 3 29 the third quarter as Bob Kregg M«ter Del (64) St. Hose (BJ> lacher put in a driving layup aft- Eng«l 2 0 t Manasquan (15-3) is a game O F P wise — pulled Red Bank within Horner 10 I 21 Pderickjon B 5 23 clipped the cords for nine mark- OPP er Horner canned a jumper. Zben 2 0 4 ShermaGlasjey n 04 0 8 behind league leading Matawan, Hammond 11 8 30 Finucane 12 S 2T one-point of the rugged Piners, 55- M. Brown 0 0 0 Yarborough 2 ers, Going into the last period, Hsntke Brelibach 1 1 3 DeCausey then flipped in Knolt 2 which hosts Keyport (3-16) Friday Caverly 5 2 12 54. The game was stopped, much De Causey 12 2 26 Manasquan was on top 61-37. Key- 3 17 another jumper to make it Red Brown, So. 0 3 3 night. A win for the Huskies will Hayes to the dismay of the Lakewoo Sulton 4 1 port outscored the visitors, 18-17, Pynnoy e 4 2 10 Bank by one, 62-61, but Horlach- give them the conference crown. Klldull FreeFl l 0 0 0 coach and some Piner fans, an 31 10 72 over the final eigh{ minutes. Qranlto Martin 5 O 19 er put in an easy shot on a fancy 1 0 1 school principal Royal Hintze an _. 16 23 18 «. The Big Blue stifled Keyport Payne Henn pass from Yarborough. Red Bank 18 19 21 }o-«! Kregg led the evenly balanced Oakea Neary 2 1 I Athletic Director Frank Pingitore OrrtctalB—Zuber, Truscello. completely in the opening session Boyle Longo 2 15 DeCausey cut the lead to one Manasquan attack with 13 points. nnnt O 0 0 presented the game ball to Hor- Lake 114 point again on a jumper and John Anderson had 12K Riley Armstrong lacher. 11 and Frankie Schneider ip. 36 13 8} Brown the sophomore dropped in . _ . IB IS 24—« Buccos Take Lead the first of his key free throws Pete Burk« was the only Key- St. Rose ..._ .+ 20 26 1! 31—85 The basket by Red Bank' Oltlclals—Schnimpf, V&nLentea to make it all even at. 64. Middletown Flips port player able to break the leading all-time scorer seemed to From there it was Lakewood's double figure bracket. He had fire up the Bucco cagers even Pin Tourney game with DeCausey the hero. 12. more and they battled into a 58- MANASQUAN - The Greater 57 lead by the quarter's end. On* REWARD FOR SCORING — Bill Horlacher, Red Bank Horlacher's 29 points came on The junior varsity game also Manasquan Area Jaycees will en-' of the two cagers named John 13 field goals and three free Freehold, 83-75 went Wanasquan's way, 32-19. ter three junior and three ban- High School, who last night went over 1,000 points in Brown on the Lakewood squad Russ Lord paced the Big Blue throws. Frederickson put in 23 MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP - speotively. Driver dipped in 13 tam bowlers in the New Jersey call him John the senior, hit £ his school career, receives the game ball from Royal with 11 points while Bob Ellis' on nine field goals and five char- Coach Dave Wirth's Middletow goals and two fouls, while' Kelly Jaycee State Junior Bowling •Short jump shot from the key be- Hintze, principal, while Frank J. Pingitore, right, Buc seven was high for the Red Raid- ity tosses and Glassey added Township Lions racked up theii had 9-3-21. Tournament to be held March 13 fore Horlacher put in a rebound eight on four buckets. ers. at Edison Lanes in New Bruns- athletic director, looks on. The game against Lakewood 10th Shore Conference A Divi- Middletown's junior varsity and Jon Frederickson hit on a Hoport (Ml wick. N DeCausey finished his fine per- sion win last night by get^ scored a 57-24 win over Free- G F P OPP diving shot that made it 58-57 en- was stopped for the presentation. Still, Red Bank lost, ormance with 26 points, all but by Freehold Regional, 83-75, on hold's JVs with Bill Sandefer Kregg 3 7 13 Bell 10 2 A local tournament will be held tering the final quarter. 72-68. Armstrong 3 5 11 Oelger 3 wo coming on field goals, and the Lions' court. scoring 13. Wolt 10 2 Kolilbecker 4 12 among the boys who, participated Gerner 2 15 Dane 0 2 in the Jaycees' Bantam and Jun- The teams continued their al- For Middletown, K brough Frtf«old (IS) Mlddletovm (S3) Crispin 0 0 0 Burke most even pace till there were 95 'OF P GPP Anderson 4 4 12 Htchloldt ior Leagues, to determine the en- their overall record to 12-5 andnrlver 13 2 28 Abdella 7 2 16Ker 2 0 4 Bleben seconds on the clock and Pierre elly 9 3 21 Davenport 13 8 34Haver 3 0 6 Merrell trants for the state tourney. left them in the conference i Hartman 4 4 12 Harcrave H 0 16Browning 2 0 4 Hamilton Trophies wilf be awarded t» the "Pete" DeCausey took over'for 10-4. Freehold is 5-11 for th Hogus 113 Kalkhot 1 1 4 Ford 1 0 2 Bishop (he Piners. Brocavlch Oil Rooney 0 1 1 lord 1 2 ( Kennedy first, second and third place fin- Shore Aquatic Relay season and stands at 4-9 in cir- Watson 13 5 Maccand Sylvester 1 1 3 Lafiaplo ishers in each division. The The 6-2 junior popped in a cuit competition. Uatthewi 12 4 Grlflln 4 2 111 'arker Oil 1 0 2 boys will be given free trans- jumper from deep in the corner Freehold managed

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WnltllM 4 i The Blue Devils are 54 against right corner. Sophomore Jay gional rolled to an easy 72-« 10 21 Cuttim 1 11 bulgi In the third quarter, Shore outsidecompetition. Rumson- Franks followed with two f6iff 2 O -t Bendrlek* 111 Regional -went on to defeat Rum- Berger Stars victory last night over Pioint sum F.H,Us 5-8 In the conference and conversions to up the Blue Devil's Pleasant Boro, its opponent in Murrajr a « goniFalf Haven Regional, 73-69, S-U over-all. • advantage to three points, 36-33. Shore's Pete^ Berger and Fred Stole a » yesterday and moved up to a tie 1 instructs Robert Quail, center, Holmdol, N. J., a rtudent NO MONEY DOWN Shorfc Reg. :..15 17 23 18—73 [joints, Henry Hudson took the 49-26, after a 23-15 period. It was RumKon-FH ...... 15 IB 8 l|r-39 CHARGE ALL just as easy in the third and OKfclab—Birlln,. renla. at Southern Illinois University, how to use an apparatus TV game, 41-31. fourth; chapters with the Caseys which measures wrist strength. Quad was among 40 stu- posting advantages in both ses- dents who wera used in tests prior to a formal research sions. In the third it was 20-9 Girls' Cage Loop and jn the fourth almost identical project which is being conducted at the United States with a 21-9 cushion. Tied in Raritan Military Academy. The project is being conducted by NEW SALES OFFICE! Bill Rusho was top scorer for RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The Bender, who is a professor of applied physiology at SIU. At 437 Broad St. (Highway 35) the Caseys getting 22 points on COve Road and Lillian Drive Looking, on is Gene Salmon, a graduate itudent from Schools are tied for first place In (near Newman Springs Rd. jug handle) 11 field i goals. Jerry Buckalew Grayville, who is assisting Bender in the five-week was next with M and Bob Fraley the,girls'division of the Raritan SHREWSBURY had 13. Township Intramural Basketball program. , Red Bank Catholic took the JV League with.7-1-records. ,,.., Open Wed. and Fri. Nights 'til 9 p.m. game behind Mike Martuccl, who STRETCHING—Ron Reisner (14), right, Shore Regional, West' Keansburg (4-4) is ; ins Iowa's Karl Noonan Set!1 a'.Big PHONE 741-2400 ^ flipped In 15-points tor the 88-28 attempt's to block Larry Galbsvy's shot in the Rumson- third place, > followed by Syca 'en record by catching 40 passe more Drive (4-5) Union Avenue Lewis Speaks win. . F.H.-Shoro game yesterday. Shore racked up a 73-59 You're in good hands with St. Bonaventure is 1-J8 for the and Middle Road (3-5) and Beers KEYPORT-The Mitawan Ro- ist seaspn. The old record was season. victory. itreet (0-7). tary recently held its annual ban- 8. • . St. Bonftv'torc'R 44! II. II. Culli. (HO) The Lillian Drive School cagers OFF OFF quet for the senior football play- ALLSTATE P. Wleme 0 2 2 FtiUey 5 3 13 continue to lead their division Bargain Hunters Sttlloum 0 0 0., RUMO . . Jl 0 22 ers of Keyport and Matawan Mlgllacclo .B .0,0 Golden- ,2-3 7 with 8-0 record. Sycamore Drive — Come out of Helyker 6 »•» i» J. Dclpulo 3 0 6 (6-3) is second, with Middle Road High Schools, the woods! See KIlCTur. Unbeaten Neptune INSURANCE --• • --M and Cove Road (4-4), Union Ave- Danny Lewis, Detroit Lions file details Df our Buy« • ,. 0 1 Kcintz • • nue (3-5), Beers Street (2-5) and LOVE SALE on ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANIES • HOME OFFICES: SKOK1E, ILL T, Wi«n« , 0 0 0 halfback, was the guest speaker. Borskl ' I 7 0 14 West. Keansburg ,,(1-7) following pose 34. : I0 0 OGiKer - Lewis graduated from Freehold AMPLE PARKINS AT THIS NEW LOCATION! ! Bow • in that(flrder. ,,, ,. , High School., ,, OHerlo • IJ>O-V

B. B. (jjilwlle orriclehjlJrfs rt. ToWm'A'Titie JacksonDeals NEW SHREWSBURY — Nepcontes- t and.all buMhree..,fiiund tune; High naijed flown .its- sixth the basket range. Fred' tyarre Winles& Rebeb was the hottest eager on the court fisi^bas^tball ilfefcy cwsh- in the first half, scbring "" "'" 26 points l£ that period. lMpsM; wasj'top dta-for tfte Flie: FREEH$Bb- Ittvas Hole fo| 12-2-2S for Ipe jiigSf. • *hil'd,i Jtijjf'it was the {tomi 19-Opover-ijl, ^ave^Sf W) loop Monmouth'' Regional final result as Jackson TowrvAip mark with: one garne.lef£ Toms pletely snowed under !n thosi defeated! wtalesi Soutiierh Free- River is second at 11-2. first two periods with the Fliers hold Regional, 61-37, here last ,Nep(une's,. undefeated mark jumping out to a 26-7first;quar- Out•1964 Original Equipment Tire: nip,ht. ;. ':•". ••'' Wasn't even scratched once' the ter lead, and ip the secottd perioj!; Bis Buys For Early Birds) The setback . waf,' the., 17th of Fliers started moving >',*itet; :thethey otJntiiiued the pace by tak1 Original eqaipmentf Same tire that A the year for the hapless. Southern first toss up by the official'/ ing a 37-9 margin. At half tim GOODYEAR RAYON came on the new 1964 cars! DOOR-BUSTER SPECIALS Freehold squad, cellar, dweller of A.pot Cager they had.a,47-pOint cushion, lead- Extra-mileage Tufsyn rubber! the B Northern Division ofr the ine had 13 sjjagefs in the CUSTOM; SUPER-CUSHION Triple-tempered, 3-T rayon cordl •,< Shore Conference.:' •' v« ~ 750/14 NW NYLOU l}! Game mveloped Save on all sizes! Complete Jackson' Township, the list * SAWTL DD place team , in the B Southern Once Neptune.'* reserves got inf Stocks now— But not for long) Division, has a 3-15 record^, €BA Runners to the contest the game developed 6.00x13 • te.9s into what appeared to be a bas- It was ; a game in the first 6.60x13 18.2S quarter as both teams tallied sev- Defeat Indians ketball game. The third quartei 7.00x14. 90.10 en points. Jackson Township took was played on even terms with 7.5Ox14/S.7Ox1S UNCROFT — Christian Broth- an 1,8-18 knotted session, and ir at .30 over in the second quarter, how- 7.10x15/0.00x14. 23.3O ever, and piled up an 18-11 scor- ers Academy's indoor track team the fourth chapter Monmouth' 8.50x14/7.60x15 won its fourth meet in five out-Falcons even came up with a 20.80 ing bulge. The losers were never 8.0OX1B .294)0 in contention in the second half ings by downing Toms River, 43- margin, 23-20. 8.20x15 28, yesterday. , , WHITEWALLS SALE-PRICED TOO! 28.BO J?ck«6n Township rolled up £ Ed Copeland (18), Steve Cutil) •Tub»lesi blackwall elm tax WHITEWALL wide bulge in the foul shooting Geoff Falbey of Toms River (15) and Bob Silva (10) also mad totals, sinking 23, of 37 shot*. was the meet's only double win-the double figure scoring./or'thi BARGAINS Southern Freehold put In" only ner, .copping the.60-yard and 300- Fliers. - ,- '••« '.-'• 1 , Ai low « •even of 26 attempts. ' , yard sprints,. Jerry Cureton with 18 •• aiK Our Finest 1964 Nylon Tire Dave: Green topped the win- CBA (13) — Tonu Jllvfr (2S) Bruce Forsythe with 14 markers • High-speed tubeless tire—tested up $13-69 ners with 12, eight coming on< 12 60-yard hlsh hurdles—II Chuck In- were high scorers for the Falcons. GOODYEAR NYLON ice (TR), 2. John Downs (CBA). 3. tol20mph! free, throw attempts, Fred Green Joo Miarlo (CBA*. Tlmt: :08.5; Neptune's junior varsity had • Extra-mileage Tufsyn rubberl 60-yard ito^h—1. Georf Falbey (TR), CUSTOM SUPER-CUSHION was. also in double figures with 122. DftRarlo (CBA), 3. Rich Holtkamp much harder time disposing • Triple-tempered, 3-T nylon cordl markers., (OBA) .Time: M.i. Monmouth's TVs, 41-35, 300-yxrd daah-vl. Kallicy (TR), 2, Larry Hahn, a. sophomore, and Neptune (101) Monmoulh (JT) (Tie) Duuno I>eSlono, Art Paulina and 0 F P HarcOa Ty&T(CBA), 3. Glenn Beckman 0 0 Wafrcn.i 6.50x13 20.10 D. Qreen TalooU It .3 : Hyer» 4 FltluCHfU Ho&an * - l.poO-ysxa rtuv-i. '. Tain Downing Lawson 1 Valentine 2. 7.00x14 22. IB Zenml i OoflwjB • Ivl.'.3 (TB),: 2.'.,-OoOp: Tlm«: «:5S.J. H'l'uicelll Porter 0 O •Four-lftp relay—1, CBA (Jim Purpurl, Brown 0 0 7.10X15/B.0OX14 SWJ.B5 ChlrileUo Walling 0 : McDonbufh... Wlfarchi and Bill Seaton), Wllllanu Wood' Banatlak 5 : l Davll Tubllewica .^:« II 8.50x14/7.60x15 28. IS Glorx 1 a Gryjk'wlacz 2 0 4 2' (TB).I Tlmcl ,2:4 Jj" ScKltr Wnlcts o o Nlcholitm X 0 ~ Irvln 8.20x15 31 .OB 2_ shoKetn V- Btecomani >»«-j£!!««>n fTft), 3. Ken" . Yetlta Caldorore Tubeless blaehwall plus tax , 19 23 81 (OBA) Dlntance 13 8%'' " 15 7 37 10 21 101 , 10 10 &', »ack«on Twii «. 7 H IS 20-61 Quick and Inexpensive That's Neptune 2» 5T IB 20t-l0: So. Freehold - 7 11 10 9—37 Mnomoutb - 7 9 18 23— 5! orflclala.—Bccntioff Ponne thp Daily Regfste?',Glassified. Orflclala—Carlone, Duane n- Hurry while mhave your six* (lot Siconds-Not Reinads TUFSYN TIRE PAIR SPECIALS NO MONEY SPECIAL DOWN! 750/14 AW BC Tl $33 FREE *"* $17-95 » --for 800, N AW BL TL $37 MOUNTING! Whlltwulli onlr (1 more, tact!

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acuWy cpach,i^lri.' Irma Braun g,iva« 'iomi^^ti»r> to co' Cor. of Maple Ave. and White St., Red Bank d Lynn bolan who head up the cheerleader1! »t th« Middla- 22—Wednesday, Feb. 17, 1965 THE DAILY REGISTER Casino Ice Qub Bloomfieid 91-84 Victor Over Hawks

%- "ST. p — Moomrxith ran the Hmfc into tSUeti. The Wmmovib scored 55 poiati in In Baltimore College's basketfaaU .squad, the Deacons used a fast break to the ttcaoA faalf tat *ver w» New York Giants ut tie Central set tip easy iayup'jhots and short really in corite&tUm, Matawan Clinches Title Tie Atlantic College Conference, lost UtUMt ) game will be played at Asbury will hold its first general meet- Brown, Cambridge, Mass. OFP 6F game, 42-40. Morinrlty 1 0 2 Peasi 3 11 Park March 20. If Washington ing of the 1965 boys' baseball May 1, Bill Cup, Dartmouth and Brick (76) Lone Bruch (88) Butka 4 0 8 season Thursday at 8:00 p.m. at Boston University, Boston; 8, OFP Hyman Kdw.H'lton 4 8 1Gwins Western Division title, the Emmets 0 2 McDougall Edm.H'lton 5 1 11 championship game will be The Oaks, Rt, 35. Columbia and Brown, home; 15, riazetka Wllbtrt 8 9 21 "lson 1 4 E.A.R.C, Worcester, Mass, Morris Ray r in Coleman Hayea ' 0 0 played in the Nation's capital. All officers, coaches and group Saul 0 0 Odom 7 3 17 lite D Anollto 1 t> representatives are urged to at- June 19, IRA, Syracuse. Uampd O 2 Bellinger 3 > 15 fencer Paelione 0 0 Eastern Division Marcell Yeagle 0 2 2 Munson 0 0 W L TTF tend. Any one interested in active The lightweight schedule: Boehm Daniels 3 0 8 Dolan 3 O Asbury Park .....11 0 1 23 participation in the administra- April 17, Navy and Princeton, HugheB Puryear 0 0 0 Coleridge 1 0 New York 4 10 1 9 Thomas BOVEI 3 0 6 Underwood 12 Island _ 1 10 2 1 tion, coaching or management of Princeton; 24, Georgetown, home. Hoyer 0 0 0 Buhrman 0 0 0 Western Division 13 13 39 I 23 IS 02 W I, T TP boys' baseball (ages eight through May 1, Yale, away; 8, Colum- 28 U 78 32 21 88 Harltatl Twp 6 14 7 12—33 Washington 15) are welcome to join the as-bia, away; 15, EA3.C, Worcester, Brick 1« 21 » 1J-W Matawan Twp 17 IS 15 14—62 Pittsburgh Long . Bnncn ..JB 24 « 21—88 Officials—Kiirlo, Kovelskl. Baltimore sociation. Mass. Official*—Locfcentneyer, Molntyre. BAiBER|E| BE SAFE ALL YEAR 'ROUND AND AUTO CENTER SAVE TOMORROW THROUGH SATURDAY Sale—first line tubeless nylon PRIZE COLLECTION — Edward Banfield, Locust, displays two prize items in his col- lection of ship's. At left is hull, hewn -from solid mahogany, of a Polynesian out- rigger found floating in Raritan Bay about 12 years ago. In front of Mr. Banfield is an Arctic kayak, made of walrus skin and wood, purchased by Mr. Banfield some 10 years ago. They are on display at the Jersey Coast Boat Show in Asbury Park's Con- tires guaranteed against wearout vention Hall. At Jersey Coast Show and road hazards for 27 months Locust Man Is Displaying Find your size and save — Many in snow tread at same low prices. These Vanderbilt Tires are made Unique Collection of Boats ot rugged nylon cord for extra wear. Equipped MIDDLETOWiN — Two of the thing or models — is a hobby of tools used to hewn it from a pieci with sturdier sidewalls for extra protection. more unique boats on display at his along with antique cars. of solid mahogany. the Jersey Coast Boat Show in The outrigger hull was discov- The kayak was purchased about Asbury Park this week are the ered by ' Mr. Banfield about ir .10 years ago from Mrs. I. T. BLACKWALLS hull of a Polynesian outrigger years ago floatfbg. in Raritan.Bay Sartlett, Kings Jfwy., who in turn and a kayak from way off Artie near the state Marina in Leon bought it at an auction. land. ardo, Authentic Kayak It is made of Walrus hidi They are the prize possessions tauntly stretched over a woodei of Edward Banfield, Locust Point How it got there is anyone's frame and is held together bj Rd., Locust. guess, but Mr. Banfield has es wood pegs and strands of sinew. Son of a boat builder, Mr. Ban- tablished n.9» Livinston, stole the spotlight at 710x15 1 for 31.99* 540x15 1 tor *M» class. Unaffiliated owners of It won a prize at last year'; 7<0xl$ J far 3J.W" M0x!5 1 tor J».t» the New Jersey Beagle Club's an- A.K.C. registered Beagles are boat show in Asbury Park fo nual Two Couple Pack Trial held most welcome to attend. Further being the oldest craft on display, Sunday. information may be obtained In the moving and storagge busi- Miller had dogs in every one offrom Club Secretary Paul Pater- ' ffi the winning packs. son, 276 Riveredge Rd., New ness, Mr. Banfield's office on WHITEWALLS Shrewsbury. Middletown-Lincroft Rd., i In this type of trial, the 'four adorned with nautical items. dogs that make up a pack must work as one unit and help one He was able to secure warning another, and the winning "pack" Little Silver Five lights of fthe old Oceanic Bridge is the one that performs the best when it was dismantled in the as a unit. They are pre-selected Splits Two Tilts early 1930's. The lights new hang and entered by the Beaglers with from a wall overlooking his desk. LITTLE SILVER - The Little Other items include an old 2 for 29.99 this in mind. ship's cannon and several scale 730x14 tubaleis whlfflwall, plus tax The next event to be held Silver Grammar School basket- ball team split its last two games model sailing ships he has ac- 14-INCH TUBELESS SPORTS AND the club will be the Eastern Fed- quired through the years. eration Derby qualifying trial when it was defeated by St U0xl4 2for37.«" COMPACT CAR SIZES Sunday. The Delaware Valley As- Catharine's o! Spring Lake, 63 Besides ships, Mr. Banfield also 850x14 2tor42.9»* 520x13 J far VM 43, before it downed River Street make a hobby out of acquiring 540x13 1 far 31.9* sociation Derby qualifying trial 15-INCH TUBELESS will be held March 13. Only pup-of Red Bank, 55-32. old cars. 590x13 1 far 33.9» In the first game, St. Cath- 470x15 .*.., t far 31.W 5.0x15 8 tor »3.9» pies born on Jan. 1,1964, or after, He currently owns a restored 710x15 J far 37.99" 540x15 a, far 3I.9» are entitled to compete. arine's spurted to a 21-5 advan- 1903 Chase and a 1923 Ford. 740x15 1 far 41.99* 400x15 ihrUM The next all-age open trial wil tage in the third quarter to break For many years, Mr. Banfield's be the annual "Turkey" trial open a previously close contest father, Joseph E., owned and op- *ThM* slxti *IM tvallablt in snow tread. March 14. This will be a brace Dan Miller of St. Catharine's erated the old Atlantic Highlands scored 19 points to take individua All prtaei pirn Ted. Ul of I.SO In >•» per tin, No lr«d«-lo required wllb »»0» titu, Boat Building Co. Prlou for rtfolir tiro >ri with trade-In; without lr>4« «fl4 fl per lire. scoring honors while Bill Ross Hawk Bowlers and Ed Lawson added 16 and NO EXTRA CHARGE fORi • Tin mounting • Wheel rotation 13, respectively. Ken Layton (18) and Bruce Farley (10) led the Rumson Frosh • Puncture repair far life of tire • Snow tirti changed at end of teaton Drop 2-1 Match losers. WEST LONG ©RANCH - Mon Layton took scoring honors in Defeated, 5242 MOUNT YOUR SNOW TIRES ON NEW, the second game with 21 markers. mouth College's varsity bowling RUMSON The Southerr ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT QUALITY WHEELS FROM 4.99 team was defeated, 2-1, by league Teammate Larry Snover had 12 Freehold Regional freshmar leading St. Peter's College in an more. High man for the Red Bank basketball squad outscored Rum eastern intercollegiate match Sun quintet was Clyde Williams with son-Fair Regional, 18-12, in the day to drop three games behind 12. third quarter to down the host the first place Peacocks. Little Silver play host to Wes Bulldogs, Saturday. Long Branch in a return match St. Peter's is 37-14 on the sea- So. Freehold won eight games son while Monmouth is in second today, I ml.. Sllicr (13) I HI. Catharine'e s 1033) in 15 starts, while Rumson-F.H OUR EXPERTS WILL GIVE YOUR CAR THE SERVICE IT NEEDS - BE SAFE AND ACT NOW place with a 34-17 mark. Ci F P I G FF P is 6-10 on the season. St. 'Peter's won the first game La.vton !) n is Miller 7 S i OoKtt'llo 1 2 1 Lawson 5 3 13 The game was close during the 945-829, The Hawks came back Plnenlore 1 1 3 Ross 5 6 1 first half as the teams traded to take the second, 994-908, be OaKsitiy I) 0 0 Lyons 3 1 COMPLETE WHEEL MascnU 2 0 4 Milltliows 0 0 baskets throughtout. The win SHOCK ABSORBERS tore the Peacocks won the match Snovrr 2 0 4 AM>lecate 0 0 f IVOrmfrio oon Gnnineen 10 ners held a slim 19-6 lead a ALIGNMENT by taking a 916-902 verdict in the Firley f, 0 10 Smith 0 2 intermission before taking ad BRAKE OVERHAUL last game. MlcliM 0 0 0 carmtxty 0 fi 1 INSTALLED \ Oorrea 0 'I 0 KtellQti 2 ft vantage of the losers ' careles, Mickey Yeager paced Mon- 0 0 0 Manzollea 0 0 Ry 0 0 0 Bedell 0 fl mistakes in the third stanza to mouth with a 581 series. Chet anndla n 0 (I break the Rame open. Kobylakiewicz followed with a 577Koth fl fl 0 4.88 6. I) 0 I) Sale 24.88* Kellum Bill Weber (19) was the lone set. Other keglers for Monmouth With tire purchate Without tire purchete 20 3 43 Z So. Freehold player to reach Regularly 34.88 2 for 11.J were John Gauvreau, 56»; Walt Wtllp Silver ,-, 10 12 5 double figures. Bob Kelly was Brand, 496; and Pat Ciniello, 499.St. Catlisrlne'H 18 14 21 • Adjust caster, camber and toe-in OMcl/lls—Bruno, Senlncjilro. high scorer for Rumson'^F.H • Beline brakes, all 4 wheels •••••.. Gauvreau possesses the highest • Same as original equipment quality • Adjust brakes, add heavy duty fluid tf WITT Slrerl IK) Mlllr Sllwr ISM with 15 markers while Danny • Hcbuild 4 wheel cylinders necessary . ". . • • .. Individual league average, 188.27 Q F P OFP Britten added 12. • Now heavy duty wheel cylinder kits included • New rubber bushings included • Straighten steering wheel , Ciniello and St. Peter's George - »».* K. Laylon 1(1 1 21 Ho. VreelwM (."»?> • Turn and true 4 tlrums IVIllliima T. Layton 0 0 • Helps increase Qre mileage • Check vital parts on entire front end Hagen are tied for second will) Hooker Roth 0 0 0 • Heavy duty,hrako lining, $5 additional assembly ' Pctlllo Cll 2 0-4 188.03 norms. ilaUky 0 0 0 'Chn Icr product! slightly higher Plfrisa call tor • For most American cars Torifcn bir adjuitmeot ind riujwskl 0 0 0h i g L&wes Coal Company 38Vi 21Vj Murphy 0 0 0 Krtlum 0 0 (I Id 'A O KulM Boai Worlui 37 23 Farlny 3 0 0 CALL OS 1-2500 OR WRITS for «re«. Free delivery In New Jertey and III our delivery anal h N. Y. and Pa. («e*pt C.O.D.'*, odd SOc). Kverjreen King - -.32 28 lllchel o o o (;.ui!l»kcr'i Central Mm 31>4 2S!4 Snoke ortlclalji — Bain, tieU'omo. 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D., AJ-TELEVISION iNY By SIEVED H; 8CHEUER Mwk Sydcll, «feo Jdtiri to be to Answer — I'd like to ea*e jffiur MMBMY Onts&# - PWse settle torn-,- AFTttMOOH a soap open. You eajd he wnsturiety but you know what nm Today's Top TV __,.„ uttch' bu troubled my / t.m now a dirtctor in TV. Is i» the would happen if we printed a %-Lonnl Ufa-Serial %~t»a* ttma-ttrlti 1 Hnn Jim J">" frien&itt*!! me'for some time ttme actor who played a part size's address. He would be 4-MaMi Sam • »rt "cat Is O« credit at the end of the 7-Oonno HnOi t-ADrgber-CortootArgberCoroon in the mwie "Crime la ihe swamped with letters tad visits f-Mmu* Um—iM 1 7—rntiMUfr-*l**Mtrti y—mwj-BHl MaHH Show which ackwwledgej the co-Streets," which was on TV re-by the fans and never enjoy a II—Cn Frofrale-Leuons ll-awdtMcCam-QilMrtn f~tte«t-J«M) Wlngott, Welter operation of U.N.C.L.E. on the 1J» n-GuMkmce Aseodei Kiernon • Programs , cently?-?. N., Memphis, Term. minute of privacy. I guess you're Trout level? I think the show is very Answer — Mark Rydeil played stuck with that special "some- , '•• • li.je 4-MtM good but I can't make up my thing." -1—5«irch for Tomorrow Today'i top teievtsion shews es Jerry Mason and Moody Hoe* one of the leading roles in the <—Trutti sr qfc J-Jodt ttnyMmlt mind whether or not there are 4—Weather—T« Antolne 'Red ROMS for a Bine Lady," film "Crime In the Streets" 7—Fattier Know Bnt' 4-OoMe Glllli-Comedy |_Fllm-A Bill of Olwrcemwt- previewed and selected by TV such organisations* as U.N.C.L:E. ll-Buckaroo MO-BucK Wsaver *-S«noY Becker-C3illdr«i Moureen O'Hnro—1 nr., IS mln. Key's staff of experts who at-"It Hurti Me," ."Lon& TaE Sol> along with James Whitmore, Sal • (For an answer to your ques- U-Electronla ol Work U-Survlval In the 5m 11—Weather-Marilyn Grey and Thrushr-M. F., Allentown, tend rehearsals, watch screen- ly," and "Go Now," are MOW Mineo and John Cassavetes. tion about any TV program or 11:4S i-M n-Sectronla ol work pa. : :• J-Ogldlna Ugtil—Serial y ings, and analyze scripts in Newof the tunes of the bash. actor, write to Steven H. Scheu- «_Locol Hews—Jim Hortr Question — What does U.N.C.- II—Dick Tracy-Cartoon Shirley Temple—M mln. York and Hollywood, Question — I have a ten dol-er, TV Key Maifoag, in care of 11:53 4-Wlm-Hitemotlonol Sittlemenl— 7—Les Crone—Variety L.E. stand for in' the series "The this paper.) «—News—Roy Sclurer Dolorn Del RID—1 hr., 25 mm. 9—Sporls—Mosner 9-10 (5) — Esso Repertory lar bet with my nephew as to 11—Sports—Bob Wollf Man From O.N.C.L.E."? Also, is J—News 7—Film—The Ameilng Cokmal Man— Esso Repertory Theatre opens Theatre. (Premiere). "Irish Tri- whether or not Frank Sinatra V.W Glen Lonoon—1 h., 25 mln. 11:21 there realty such an organiza- 9—Mike Douolov-Vorllty 2—Film—Tall Mon Rldlnj— Its 13 week run of coimtry^wide ple Bill." A fascinating concept ever appeared., on the TV version 2—Leave II to Beaver tion or is it a fictional name?— Lenten Services Set *—Everything's Relative 11—Beadicomber 8111 Randolph Sco«-1 ^r.. M mln. little theatre offerings with the for enriching the little theatre of "Your'Hit Parade." Please S—Topper W-Onee Upon A Do/-CWIdren II—lest of 6rou£l»-Qu!i R. I., Winnepeg, Canada EATONTOWN — Lenten serv- 11:23 '•Irish Triple Bill" performed by movement which has been plant settle the bet for us.-C P. T. 7—Ernie Ford—Variety ' 5:» ices will be held each Thursday, 11—Film—Paris Underground- 17—Three! StoogM—Comedy •— Film—General Oello Rovere— the Cincinnati Playhouse in theing its roots all over the coun- Answer - U.N.C.L.B. (United BIytheville, Ark. beginning March 4, in the civic Constance Bennett—1 hr.i 20 mtn. 13-What't New-ChllHrtn Vlttorlo Oe Slco-2 hrs. 1 try, this 13 week repertory se- 11— Kindergarten—Jordan ll:M Park. Scope's documentary is an Network Command for Law En- Answer — If you said Sinatra auditorium in Monmouth Shop- (VENINO ^—Johnny Carson ries gives tliem TV space to grow 1:M> ..» unusually perceptive glimpse of forcejnept) is as fabricated as didn't, you win. Frank Sinatra J-As We World Turns ping Center from 12:30 to 12:55 5—Mlckty Woule Club II—Stor TMaler—Drama the dilemma of life in old-age; and spread their branches wide. James Bond's "Spectre." The came into his own during the for-p.m. 4—Let's Moke A Oral lj-lnjlel Poro TodM 11:11 and Channel I3's Spectrum and Tonight, it's the turn of the Cin- credit at 'the end of the show 6—Film—See My Lawyer— 4:11 ties when he was starred on the The services are under the di- Olsen and Johnson— 1 hr., 25 mln. Il-Locol Hem-John Tlllman Broadcasting Forum art of in- cinnati Playhouse in the Park is also tongue-in-cheek, as is theweekly radio show "Hit Parade." 7—Ann Sottiern—Comedy «:U and their triple bill of one-act rection of the Long Branch and 9—Pamela Mason—Interview 5—Nloht Court—Drama terest. On the regular roster, My entire series. The fans seem to By the time it was produced on *—Sporh—Lou Boda 1J:H Vicinity Ministerium. Each week 11—New York Metronolli 11—Weather-Vivian Farrar Living Doll, Shindig, and Danny plays by very varied Irishmen. be jumping on the "U.N.C.L.E." TV, Sinatra was already a' biga different denomination will be l'.SO •:M Kaye will satisy their fans. George Bernard Shaw's "How 13—Hablo Eipanoi—Languafl* J—Kivn—Robert Trout bandwagon since it was moved star in films. represented. Rev. Robert W. 1:35 2_Fllm—Double Indemnity— He Lied to Her Husband," is a 4—Local New*—Gabe Preismom Fred MocMurray—3 hn., 5 mln. to a new time slot. Reed, pastor of the Eatontown 4—News—Floyd Kni'-r Bill Ryon bit of frolicking nonsense; Wil- 1:00 »—News—GeoMrey Pond 7:30-9 (13) — Pacem in Terris. Question — Please give me Presbyterian Church, is sched- 5— Soupy Salej—Variety 7_Fllm—Homicide—Robert Douglas liam Butler Yeats' "Calvary," is 3—Password—Gome T-Locol News-Bill B.ultl Helen Westcott-W mln. Live from the United Nations in Question — You answered a Gene Barry's home address. I uled to conduct the opening serv- t—Woment of Truth—Serial. t-Marihal Dillon a kind of verse*allet played in 7—Flame In Ihe Wind—Serlol V.15 New York, Channel 13 brings you question not too long ago about' have something meant only for ice March 4. 11—Superman—Adventure 4-Fllm—Lulu Belle—Doroltiy turnout a highly abstract style; and Sam 1:« 13—Cn Franoale—Lessons Georgi Montgomery—1 hr., <5 mm. coverage of the opening session IJ-Allve end Abouf-Nortvre uel Beckett's' "Act Withou* • 45 -1:8 of the Convocation on Pacem in ]:M 7—New»—Peter Jennings Words," is a weirdly dramatic 11—Newi e— News and Weather Terris, an international convoca- ASSOCIATED ' e:JJ 9:05 INDEPENDENT THEATRES J:U pantomime with sound effects, J—Editorial—Mlchatl Keating t-Fllm—Night and Day— tion' to examine the requirements 13—It'* Your Business 4-Weattier-Pat Hernon played with consummate skill. Cary Crant—J hrs., 30 mln, of peace based on the late Pope 1:M 7:M Tune in for an experiment of FREE! PARKING and SMOKING SECTIONS AT ALL THEATRES! *-Home Party-Llnkletttr J— News-Wolter Cronklte THURSDAY John's last encyclical. Vice Pres- 4—Doctor's serial great promise. 4-Nevw-Huntlet', Brlnkley M0RNINO ident Hubert H. Humphrey, Secre- 7—Day In Court—Drama 7—Have Gun—Will Travel *—Dr. Joyce Brothers •—Film-Right Craa— 4-Educatlon Exetianoe tary-General ' U Thant, Ambassa- 11—Wonderful World—Travel Dick Powell-2 tin. dor Alex QUalson-Sackey, and 2:49 71—Peter Potamue—Cartoon* 19-11 (2) — Danny Kaye. Strik- Movie Magic! I 13—Parlons Fralncais I 13—Profile: New Jereey 7-News ' ' , •• ' Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson, «:» ink Eike Sonnmer makes her TV PLAZA FREEHOLD r.ss 7:M 2—Sunrise Serneiter are among those participating in debut, and just looking at her is AIRPORT P1AZA SHOPPING CENIfR 5-Newj J-Mr. Ed-Comedy •-Bachelor Foltier-Comedy NOW AT BOTH THEATRES I Roule ? in Ihe FREEHOLD MALI 4-Vlralnla-Western ' the session tonight. Worth the hour. Miss Sotnmers 7— NewSr-Marlens Sonden 7-Pro|ecl Know-Educollon Roufc 36 HA2LEI SHOPPING CENTER — 5—Room for One Wore 2—To Tell the Truth—Ponel I'M sings folk songs with Danny and 7—Ozm and Harriet »-News ond Weother 4-Anolhsr World—Serial 11—Cloy Cole-Vorlery poses as an actress In a sketch DAZZLING BXUBERANT8URPR|8UVO 5—Peter Gunn—Mystery <—Today ' 8-8:30 (2) — My Living Doll. 13—Swclrum—Science 7-Cartoons-Chlldren featuring Kaye, (he shy shoe 7—General Hospital—Serial • l:n A bit frantic but cute as the se- »—James Beard-Cooking 7:11 salesman. However, fireball Pat J? 11—Pioneers—Drama t—My Living Doll , S-News ries changes its format minus 13-Muilc Interlude $—Untcuchablet—Drama Carroll gets die big laughs play- ACCLAIMED by everyone as 7—Patty Duke-Comedy TM star Robert Cummings. Rhoda »:» 13-World of Music I-Survey of Ihe Arts the Robot becomes the responsi- Ing a variety of mothers-in-law, »-New»—Douglas Eifwards I:M all of them pushy. Opening finds t:» 2-Coptoln Kongaroo bility of scientist Peter Robin- WALT DISNEY'S \ 3—Bevirly Hlllblllla S-Sandy Becker-aildren Danny back with little Laurie »-Edge of flight-Serial 7-SMndla-Moslc II-Frontl«ri ef Krra*iedje son (Jack Mullaney) who passes *-You Don't Soyl—Game 11—Thriller-Mystery 1:11 her off as his cousin and becomes Ichino. S-Carloons—-Children 13-New>-Cary Olson 7-Young Morrleds—Serial S-CortooM—Children practically unhinged In the proc- »-Fllm—One Nlghl ot Love- 1:11 Grace Moore—90 mln. !J—BrOTdcoltlno Forum ess. Most of the laughs com'e 10:30-11 (ly-Scope- "Out with •:» the Old." Unusually thoughtful 2-Dlcli Von Dyke-Comedy 7-Carfoon»-CWIiJrCT from Rhoda's delightful move- 4—Film—Submarine Command— Il-Cartoone—Children ments and her mechanical talk. and perceptive study of the prob- William Nolden-2 tin. S!« - ' lems of old age—a subject ell of S—Repertory Theatre 11-KuKlo and Ollle—Puppets us face twice in our lives. Ones »-Pro Baskeball-Knlcks 9: OS-ID (13) — Broadcasting t:3» II—Cartoon*—OilloTren when our parents grow old, and 2-Caro Williams <:M Forum. A trio of TV newsmen twice when we grow old our- 7— Burke's Law—Mystery jxJly Little Morale—Comedy make an unusual appearance to- 11—One Step BeyonaVDramo 4-Blrlhday House-Children • selves. Tune in for a particular- 13—Srandwfll*—Puppets 5 StCd gether for a wide-ranging dis- ly revealing visit with an 80 year 1O:M I—Jock Lo Unne—l-««rclse cussion on broadcasting the news. J-Donny Koye-Varlety •:3O old man. Richard Kerman has 5—Bus Stop—Drama •t—Form Report They are Walter Conkite of CBS,tried living alone after retire- II—Richard Diamond—Mystery »:a Edwin Newman of»NBC, and 1J—News—Robert Potts News and Wtolhsr ment, living with his sons after 10:01 f;3O Howard K. Smith of ABC. Wila-n illness, and living in a home 13-World at Ten _ Love Thot Bobl-Comedy liam A. Wood, Associate Profes- for the aged, and his experience IO:10 S-Fllm—The Oueen of Spodes— Serving; 7-ABC Scope Anton wolDrook—1 Hr., js mln sor ol Journalism at Columbia is a living echo of the age-old a LlncroK j—Film—Casanova Brown- acts as guest host. dilemma ol growing-old pains. Gary Cooper—2 hrs. a Holmdsl t-SoeaK UP^Olscusslon V JULIE ANDREWS * DICK VAN DYKE • Mtfawan II—Rocket Squod—Police MOVIE TIMETABLE I}—American Shrines 8:30-9:39 (7)^-5hindig. Wednes- 11:15-1 (7) - Les Crane. Sal n Sayra Weed* >:5O day's haven for the teenage set Mineo, Caterina Valente, and DAVID TOMLINSON * GLYNIS JOHNS a Nswark Airport RED BANK 3—Speak the Speech brings Britain's Peter and Gor- CARLTON- «:55 folk singer Bob Dylan add a 4—News—Bob Wilson don and the Hullabaloos from en route to Newark TtXhtr Goon J.-10; T:io; 9:50. • colorful note to the guest list to- l«.00 Hull on-stage, plus a heap of EATONTOWN 2—News—Mike Wallace ni<>ht. COMMUNITY-. 4—Make Roam for Daddy idols from our own stores like Frequent service. Low 9—Rim—Three Bad Slslerl— Vic Dana, Dee Dee Sharp, BoV fares. Fast trip via olffllnier 2:O0; 7:00: 0:00. . John Bromfl»ld-H> mln. FREEHOLD I—Coda Three-Police by Sherman, Sonny and Cher, ATLANTIC OF TECHNICOLOR* • Parkway and Turnpike. 11:11 THEATRE FREEHOLD- 1—Porlons Prancals 11 /.llnntlc Illeklamls—Ti I. ."J10IH THE J Hary Fopplm 4:30; 7:O0; 1:30. 19:21 DAILY at 4;30-7:00-9:3t) Ask bus operator about 1 ASBpRY PARK 1J—Get on Boord—Children YEAR'S NOW THRU SATURDAY SAT., SUR, and HOLIDAY low cot 10-tnp comfflu- IYRIC- Z— I Love Lucy—Comtdy 10 BEST!'¥ *••• 75" I Sjlvla 7:20; »:35. . .' (Monday. Wt*M»gtoii-i tMtfayl <—What's This Song7-Game N. Y. TIIMS, tf.rold Tribune, DELIGHT" WAYFAIR- II—Star Tlwafer— Drama of 12 Noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30.10 J"*Uier Goose 1:10; 7:20; 9:30.; U:« Dally Miwt, World Telegram, —lony ROBINSON IN-CAR NEPTUNE CITY IJ—Mafhemotlcs 5 Journal-American Aslury Park Prats fwie SBMX tmtmm mnraitr FREE HEATERS FREE NEPTUNE CITY— 4—News—Edwin Newman I WHKDAYS OMN 6:30 - MOVIES AT 7:00 Ooldflnier 7:20;" 8:3J. 5— News I BJ«OATlONlY-OffNi»-»wQVMi*T*;0O 11:00 T iui-nisi wow owr BRICKTOWN 3—Andy Griffith—Comedy BRICK PLAZA- 4——Game CMJttl BAKER •6EDflfiEM«mffi Majy Popplne 7.M; J:35. 5—Cartoons—Children il—Cartoons—Children Il.-M NORTH OF RED BANK 'arlons Francois HI SYLVIA ItVIS PRESLEY ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS II—Speak the Speech Il.M ROUSTABOUT" . - - __ C6SAR ATLANTIC- J—McCoys—Comdy CO N NtC DEAN Two on a Guillotine 8:35; Kuscle 4—Jeopardy—Game Beach Put? 7:00; 10:25. 5—Hall of Fun-Fred Hall m. t s>r. ISTEVENS JONES and ROMERO VICTORY 7—Price Is Rlgh—Game HAZLET JACKIE GLCASON. in COLOR MARKET RED BANK IOEWS DRIVE-IN- . "Irl Talk-Ponet Plus - 'MUSCLE BEACH PARTT Cartoon 7:O0; Sylvia 7:07; U;0O- Roustabout »:«. ' "' J-Allvt and About-Noture PLAZA OPEN FRIDAY TILL 8 P.M. DELIVERY Mary Popplne 4:30; 7:O0: (MO. WALTER READE-STERLING THEATRES EAST BRUNSWICK 31 W. FRONT ST., TEL. 747-0508 747-133? TURNPIKE- Wild * WoDdlrtul 8;30. • Morint* 2—Enniags 7 • f Starts Todav • first Run M^.2-Evmlags 7 • f OOTDOOK—Father Goon 7:00: Wild k Wonderful »1oO. ' HOME< N $ SAYRE WOODS MADE SAUSAGE 69U™S HCHOP BEEF 3 t I SAYRE WOODS— FUlier Qooai 7:15; »:S0. PERTH AMBOY AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— ARM cutoou 7:oo; Bylvu 7:oj: RESH Mary Popplni 1:10; t:U;'1:oo; *:IO. Goose" Ib EDISON RYING MENU! PARK CINEMA- I S25 M»ry Popploi 11:15; 1:35; 8;55; «;J5j WOODBRIDGE MAPLECREST ORIVE-IN- 10-12 LB. HEN TURKEYS DUCKS 49! 7:C9; U:oo: °°M TrevoR CHOICE SEASONED-ONE PRICE-ALL CUTS __ Theater Guild Howaro Plans Production FREBHOU> - Three OOM.C4 Suterotiy by PETER STONE in) FRANK WRIOrT • tad w> slory by S.H. BASNETT • Dinctal bj RALPH NELSON plays are »rt for Hie next major Mud if ROBOT ARTHUR • A dim Compiny Prediction • A Uniwrul Rctuse TECHNICOLOR* Ib produotjon of the Theater Arts SIRLOIN Guild. STEAKS 79 The plays selected and flieir directors are Tennessee Williams' "Suddenly Last Summer," direct- CUT CUBE STEAKS 99U or PORTERHOUSE STEAK 89Ib ed by Joseph H. Reilly; Thornton Wilder'a "Tha Happy Journey," Frank Joyce, and Edna St. Vin- CHOICE SEASON cent Millay's "Aria de Capo," STARTS TODAY! Patricia Kepler. "GOLDFINGER" SIRLOIN The production i« tentatively Marine* at 2:00 CARROLL BAKER Ib set for the last week in March fvtttlegi 7 aad 1:1O Starts TOMORROW TIP and the Srst week In April. IS THE FURY ROAST 89 Casting will be held Friday at 8:39 p.m. in the Guild's building, GEORGE MAHARiS 10 West Main St., here , ACCLAIMED BTJHE FORCE Gov't Grade A TOWARD SAFER * as OPERATING ROOMS Walt Disney's TOM TENAFLY, N. J. (AP) - A Ib floor wax designed to dissipate greatest achievement! static electricity and thus reduce 14-16 danger of fire or shock has been developed here by researchers of TURKEYS 39 (ha Penetone Division of Amer- CALIFORNIA SNOW-WHITE ace Corp. The company also has intro- duced a germlcldal cleaner which MUSHROOMS it said is effective against a wide 39 range of bacteria and fungi. It 39 STARTS FRIDAY! is said to be useful in minimizing WESTERN - CELLO INDIAN RIVER the incidence of infections of Julie Andrews-Dick Van Dyke ftaphylococous aurtus, the "gold- David Tomlinson • Glynis Johns en villain" that has been known CARROTS GRAPEFRUIT to hit hard even spotlessly clean TECHHICOLQR* ' hospitals. INDIAN RIVER FANCY • RIPE Both products are meant espe- cially for hospital operating SPECIAL CONSIDERATION GIVIN Worn*, as aids in fighting flret TO GROUP SAUS ORANGES TOMATOES and the threat of «taph infec- tions. THE DAILY REGISTER AMNOUNCIIiaNTS LOST* POUT© AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR MtE MOBILE HOMES HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP - tOSt A POUND LOST — Butt unit saver) OMKU tasa FORD - Tutor, uer CAZXZZAC — TWO-SOW oevs* dtUUU3* two*e. &Mtt*M deUT.ry aM aaiectloo work. No «xp«r- — VUlaX* of JElks Club, Ml. trtfs'ywi to , , 7Tw»'» no Trick to Hiving Ex- itxOi, fib. i. CblMwa'a t*. 84- Uil POHTUC TEJOTMT WAOOtt - UJWi. Or bet otter. TtTOUS. ltno. oitMiur, (M m week tor «raal- at, row " • IXC PinCOOTB MELVstDBRX tra Cub. You Get It Put When •nit. VWm Atti tmt KcCARTET Ct«rro- l*H0 ABT CtUrf — Mr OMUIHm Un. Mtrftnt aulotu, T. 0. Sa* U m»d men. s(errt locreuts to MO. Call Ws^an, slz-cjrliatfer, Jfatft, bt*u, «M let- al auuKmU>l,t, Cu be fimrjMi. Call B. uta lor a resident. Ate 51-36. ApWf Bornlfh MEED RIDE IMS PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE — Uk« Mr. MUler. E* SHOPS. Clerk's otflce, S> MoarabuUl tt, Xed new. J2105. McCARUly Chevrolet Oil WHITE CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLK Bank. .. Wddletowa Hija school, msrnooo 2J1-U01 — 19SB. sbawroom coadltloo, 91030, *ur- WOOLWORTH'S RIMODELINO — Ap IT'S TRUE session e.t noon ds.ll; , *1595. 264 — 809 Railroad Ave., Albury Park. WagesWWageg s . acdaccordinaccordiiii Kg Tco experiexperience e antant owner of business or someon* wltn LOOK AT 7125 between 9 and 9. SIBOO 19S2 POUK-DOOR SEDAN - free Wring. 771-8800. iblllt""-. y Apply F. W". ~Woolwortl" • -i Oo" . aales experience. Should be 30' to w- Perfect mechanical condition, good rub- 02 SroaSd St.St , ReRd BankBook, No travel. Ws will pay u nlib as AUTOMOTIVE 195? RAMBLER — Station wagon, new ber, radio and heattr, windshield wash- VS) monthly to lie mu that Qualifies. Ore., brakes, 'HIM. 1054 AUSTIN er, very clean, ISM. Call 7(M3« slit WOMAN TO HELP WITH HOUSE- Kays B49-757& evenings, AUTOS FOR SALE HEAU5Y, four cylinder sports car, 5 p.m. BOATS AND ACCESSORIESWORK — Must nave own tnuuparu,- BOO. Call 254-7K8 after S:30. lion. Call after 5 p.m. 671-2(62. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — CIRCLE'S 964 POED FAHUANB — V-8 Bport1961 FORD — V-8 Oalaile, conT«nibit. 1962 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — VeryCO HiP. EVINHUDE — New last season Ksperlenced. Red Bank area. clean 11,095. McOARthy Chevrolet. 291- on 17' Penn Yan (1S60). New top can-WOOLWORTH'8 REMODELING — Ap 8<32S16 Coupe. Like new. McCARUiy Cniwolet Sharp. J1295. McCARthy Chevrolet. Call 110L plications now being taken for expert 291-1101 291-1101 vas. Inoludea trailer. cushkmB, controls, enced waitress. Excellent benefits and 1957 CHXVSOhBT — 281 IVB o»mbattery, etc. Call 481-1893 alter 4 p.m.working condltloiu. Apply F. W. Wool- 196] CHEVROLET — Bel Air. Stick RENAULT PEUGEOT II. a 1 OFFICE MANAGER shift, six-cylinder, radio and beater. .AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE and BoUd Four barrel. Very good con- 20 FIBEROLAB — Inboard • outboard. worth Co., M Broad St., Red Banx. HONEST VALUES! dition. CiM 741-HJ3. Colt (3,009 in 19S3. Heat-canraiutraf. New Snow tires. Excellent condition. HONMOUTH MOTORS ..B.M. KEYPUNCH OPERATOR—With Excellent opportuolty (or rigftt man (1.23J. 787-1047. Hwy. 35 542.2114 Batontown 1951 PLYMOUTH — Oood traniporta.- Best offer aver 12,000. 774-3878. six months' experience and own trans- to assume full control of office CLASSICAL 1949 WtHys overland con- 1062 RAMUIJER — Ballon wagon Wetlon. Must selL Cail 1714' PIBERQLASS BOAT—(Cutter), 80 portation. Hours 9 to 5 dally with operations of a local automotive rertlble jeepater. Ideal second car forfinance total amount with no money 5« h.p. llercury motor, an equipment plus scheduled overtime, CaU Mrs. Height, firm. Top worklni conditions. All beach and shopping. 1,325. 741-6970. 8 todown, low weekly bank payments $8.36. 1956 CHEVROLET — Half-ton pickup. water skis. Call 872-1419 8 a.m. to 9Supermarket Strvloes, Linden, 925-5950. company benefits. Mint have stronl :30 p.m. Oil collect PA I-J1W. OASIS MOTORS 3SS. McCARthr Chevrolet. p.m. background In automotlva field. All CHECK THESE BUYS! GIRL ~ To bBjg oloibing Jo dry olean- replies confidential. . ' Rt. 9. SayrevlUe. 291-1101 1962 TIHUMPH CONVERTIBLE - J895. . MARINt SUPFLIXa lnl department, No experience required, UcCAEtay Chevrolet. W6t CHEVY II Nova. — Tudor Hard- . IMPERIAL LeBARON — BringsBrerytlilng lor the Boatman. Hew JerAppl. y Donald's Laundry, 44 Marlon Send complete rasuma to 291-1101 top. BUck ahllt. Sharp ear. 11.895. you luxury and conditioned air com••y'- s tartest marine lupply house. Bt, Red Bank. 1963 CORVAIR MONZA McOARthy Chevrolet 291-1101. fort at a very popuQtT price. Maurice Ivlnrude Sales and Service GENERAL HOUSEWORK — No chll "B.I.", Box Ml, Bed Bank^ 1961 CHRYSLER - New Yorker, four- SchwartE and Sons. New Jersey' THE BOATMAN B SHOP dren, two In family, sleep In. Mus' loor hajd lop, dean, four new tires, I86< AUSTIN HEALEY SPR1TB — friendliest dealer, 141 W. Front St S4 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Bed Bank DRAFTSMAN — Surveyor wanted by Hardtop, R4H, whitawall tirat. Powsrglide transmission. plus spare, full guaranty for 60 days. Showroom condition. Radio and truek- have driver's license. References. Own Townsblp of Eaat Brunswick Bnflnser- Red Bank. 12' ALUMINUM V-BOTTOM BOAT —room and bath, good nay. Call M2-05M ;all 291-2821. raclc. *1,500. 3O-3373 «/ter i p.m. after 7 p.m. lng Department. Man with Surveyor's 1959 CHEVROLET — FouMoor Imp With TA h.p. motor. Oearahirl, remote License and flelit inspection experience 1960 T-BIRD —Convertible, full power. 1851 CORVETTE AND 1955 T-BIRDS- • \. plus accessories. CaU after 6. 11,195. 1961 CHEVROLET BUcayne. All In original showroom condition. V-8. Power steerlny and brakes. Bl—. EXPERIENCED BEAUTY OPERATOR preferred. Salary range $6,474 to $8.B2B. 1962 CHEVROLET wltli red Interior. Good condition. C%n •1th following. Contact Mr. Frank Blue Crosa and Blue Shield paid. 10 'mir-door, six-cylinder, automatic, per- Very reasonable. 775-8219 alter 4 p.m.671-1334, artel 5 p.m. ect condition. f895. 787-3913. 23' TANDEM BOAT-TRAILER — fl&0 222-9MS. paid holidays. Township rssldency re- Bat Air four-door itdan. Radio, heater, whittwall tires. 1951 TRIUMPH OONVERTIBtX—IX>Wt or beet offer. CaM alter 5 p.m. quired within me year of appointment. 9S« CHEVELLE MAUBU - Four- Contact Pteter W .van Aartrljk, 190 Six-cylindar with itandard transmission. [968 CHEVROLET — Imptil, convMt- For the forelrn c&r buff, wfto U )oox< door, atx cylinder, automatic, power- 71t*85C MANAGER-SPORTSWEAR bl«. »495. McOARthy Chevrolet Call Ins tor a puff, the place Is U&urtcttsteering, low miles. (2,105. McCARthy Immedlatt apenlni for a young energtli Highway IS, East Brunswick, New !91110I Schwartz and Bora. Neff Jersey'! Chevrolet 291-1101. woman to muiife sports w»r itore lr "ersey. Telephone 201-81S-12O1. 957 OADILJAC—Four-door, ledan D« friendliest dealer, Ml W. Front St., STORAGE AND SERVICE Monmouth Shopping Center. Top itart- AUTO POUBIIER — Part-time, ex- 1961 CHEVROLET /llle. Foil power. J595. Can 711-8668 Bed BanB. 1991 OLDSMOBILE — Two-door htrf Ing salary to perion with th» right ap- deeUer or retired man with wassnt ifte-r 5 p.m. 1959 FORD OAIAXEE — Two-door, top. Absolutely no cash needed. Low SLIP RENTALS — Boats to 35'. Float proach to ftctlvi fporUwtar felling. and reconditioning experience. Apply weekly baok payment of (10.20. Call Ing docks with water and electricity. Btiaan Ivei featurea alack*, topi, shifts Bal Air four-door, R&H, powar jteerinc,, V-8 with Powarglidt. h&rdXop, black, two new xnow Urea, collect PA 1-7100. OASIS MOTORS, Rt Country Burner car Wa»n, Mlddlstown, .961 PONTIAC — Tempest «*aUon war1 Lincoln engine. Best offer over S5S0. Coast Yacht Works. 148 Bodman PL and (iwim-wear only. Many manaceiii 'istwesn t:30 and 5 li.ro. in, four-door, automatic, food cOBdl Til-H15. S, SayterlUe. Ked Bans. One block East ol Uwybenetlta. . Call Mr. Himltr. M2-S5&8, Ion. JK5. 787-7962. 35 Bridge, HM Bank. 741-4331. TRAINEE . — Auto mechanics. Course 1991 VOLKSWAGEN — Sedan. 1850, 1957 BUICK — Estate Wagon — White ASSISTANT—Full time, ex starts March. 1, 1965, under Manpower B63 CHBVV II - Nova, tou^door. wall tires, radio and heater, power- I960 PONTIAC MeCARthy Chevrolet. Call steering, rm 187-9173. perlenced and own transportalloo re. I>evejopinent A Training Act. Training lulomatlc. J1.635. McCAKUiy cuevrolet. 291-1101 BUSINESS NOTICES quired. Call 94816** Uonday-Wednes- allowance provided (or uiose who quail- Bonneville convertible. RiH, whitawafl tiras. 191-1101 1963 UERCURY—comet wagon, auto- day. Or send letter to "A.O.," Box 1953 STUDEBAKEE — ExMUent buy, 511, Re] Bank. Powar steering, power brake!. HydramaJic. 339 FORD — Two-door nardtop, VS. good ruanlnff condition, green. Gall matic U6W. McCARlhv Chevrolet. NJ. STATE IUPLOYMKHT SERVICE Lutomatlc, radio, heater. Asking 1290- 291-1101 WOMEtf—Kara money In your spare 8 E. Front St. . Red.Bank 3all a/ler «, 7S7P131. 281-1172 after 6 p.m. CARPENTRr 500 Summerflsld Ave. Asburj Park Dorm>r». Addlttoos. Alteration*. Mod time. Age no barrier. Must be avail- NO KKE CHARGED Juit a partial lilting. Follow your friends to JUST SELL—1963 AUSTIN HEALEY POUR MONTH OLD OPIL KADBTT ernlze kitchens, baths, coraralo Ule, able between 9 and B p.m. daily ant SPRITE — Buck with red Interior, L — 4,000 rrtllea. Getting married. Must TRUCKS FOR SALE eta Stanley Olonowskl, 7S7-06J& have pleasant telephone voice. After 7 UEM-Btll Mutual Funds, Insured Sav- excellent condition, asking |895. Call aeil. Best offer over (1,500. Call 2S1-1575 p.m. • ings and Loan Accounts. Stocks, Bonds, _ M 1964 CHIVT VAN — Complete RAVE TRUCK WILL TRAVEL CALL PA 1-7060 Investments. No experience required, 87-0735. FABULOUS CAR — 10W wtilte Bonne- 1,695. McCARthy Chevolel. C«U 291Ligh- t hauling, clean up jobs, handyman, vlUe, four door hardtop, power brakes, WOMAN — For general Insurance lust ambition. WBI train. Full or part CIRCLE Chevrolet Co. 963 CHEVROLET — Bel Air, alna- pow«r steering-, power windows, new 10L csllari, attics and (ararea cleaned. time. CU! M2-1700. Monmoum service Co. 7S7-2SOO. n-stney. Experience necenarr In auto. mssenger station wacon. S1B95, Uc-tires, perfect condition, one owner, low 1955 «4-TON PICKUP — New tires, [Ire, and casualty. Salary open. Call JABthy Chevrolet »1-UM. milt&ge. J895 takes it. Must «ee end•ll-plj. *1». 0x1] 81ATE k SHYER between 10 a.m, and S:30 p.m. S43-2<00. ROUTE MEN 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK ride to appreciate. Weekdays after 787-3915 fainting — Qeneral contractlnt FULL AND PART-TIME tTIAD? 4:30. 2M-W92. '41-4338 HOUBEiCEBPER — same domestic AUTOS FOR SALE 1966 CHEVROLET HALF TOM Pick up. 787-0318 duties, four hours per day, MvA-day YEAR-ROUND WORK. NO LAYOFFS, 1981 FALCON 8TATCON WAGON — [• steel plata bed. Radio, heater, snow INCOME TAX RETURNB week, 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. No cooking, 1102. CAR AND PHONE REQUIRED Four door deluxe, automatic. Excel- tires. Good condition. Asking S5M. 7U-Ar« you aware of the (cores of changes •ood pay. Osil 741.8209 after 1 p.m.CALL 4B3-1074. lent condition. Low mileage. $900. Write 8399 or 747-9(34. \n the new tax law affecting you? Olt PC Box 20S, Red Bank. INDirmUAL and BUSINESS relunn. MATURE SALESWOMAN — Four 01 DESIGN IOU CAN'T MISS ON THIB U8EABLB, 15 yean In the area. Margery Travato, five nlghtf, from fi:30 to 10. 01ft Dept.. 1992 CHffiVBOLJDT — Kour-door wagon. WORKABLE — 1*4 yard 1959 Inter- T-A Sellable Tax Service. Buperama. J1375, McCAIttoy Chevrolet. national dump, For a reeJ value, call PHONE 871-1389 DRAFTSMAN 291Um Stan, 747-0787, M. Schwartz * Born, SALSiSOIRL—jptrmanent position. Ful Intematlonia Truck Dealer, R»d Bank. INCOME TAX RETURNS — Prepared time. For rener&l netting. Experienced 1962 CHEVROLET — Four ROOF1NO - Uutten and: lead. OPERATORS (UQCtlonii deiltn Uyouti, tk«tch««, etc, ers. Free estimates, 10-year guaranlse. WtO MACHINE OPKIUTO-Rfl — 7(7-97(2. Jftlr Havesi Work on coats. Shore Coat Company. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Incorporated, 23 Bridie Avwue, Rd CLEAN CELLARS. YARDS, GARAOE6 Bank {Eianer BulId^s) SHEET METAL — Have truck. light hauling. Call after S p.m. 741-JH8. NBW PARTY PLAM —Trave)lD« O4R Bhop. We need Ilrli everywhere. Ea: WORKER TAX RETURNS PREPARED — fowhilr e you learn. 74T-Oai9. Individuals by experienced accountant. (Ntght Shltt) I Familiar with federal and state regula- WOMEN — To work evening S to D,Perform s variety W walei oparttlani. tions. *5 most returns. D. Lawlor. H. 00 per hour, Monday through Fri- Punch, notch, etc. on & Wide ranee of TOO MANY CARS AND NOT ENOUGH IISM-7336. day. Call Mr. Gail. 222-5760. •heel metal and other material!. Back- ground In layout work, print rttdlnf, FIREPLACES A BPECIAUTY — All WAITRESSES uie of templates, bernt allowance* and VE SALE types of masonry. CHARLXS HOWER, Oood positions available, alust apply In uat &od cart of dies. ROOM...AND MOKE CARS ON THE WAY. IF YOU'D LOVE TO FIND A USED CAR BARGAIN, Contractor. Call 747(479. person, Howard Johnson Restaurant. ADDITIONS, HKMOUBUNO AND AL-Rt. 35, Hlddletown. TERATIONS OF ALL KINDS. EABX TAKE THEM OFF OUR HANDS & SAVE YOUR- WOMAN WITH CLERICAL ABILITY— BRAKE WE'D LOVE TO ACCOMMODATE YOU 1! PAYMENTS ARRANGED. CALL RAT' Apply In person between 10 a. rn. and | MOND BOECKEU 741-2382. 3 p.m. Friedman'* Bakery, 10] F. St., ' PA1NTINO — Exterior and Interior. Bclrnar. OPERATORS SELF HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS. ALL CARS We siiH have to move 40 used an by the end of February, Reasonable rates. Call 747-31(7 or 747. (Preis) 5TO5. NURSES AIDES—3 p.m. to U p.m. Come in and browiel Every, car in th« LOVE SALE ii marked and 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. i days. Apply Must be capable of setting up ind CLEARANCE PRICED-MANY BELOW COST. with • Guarantee-Warranty sticker on the lift front window. PERSONAL INCOME TAXES — Pre-In person, Brookdaie Nursing Home, forming to print. Must know tsnl al- pared evenlnjrs at home: Saturday In Hwy. 33. Hsaw. lowances for various install. Her* it a sample of the can available in each group. Theie office, 9 to 5. Scultnorp Arencr, 103 Pint Ave., Atlantic Highland). 2914477. WOMAN NEEDINO HOUK — Wtlh COME IN AND MAKE AN OFFER. WE'RE *re the regular prices — WE'RE EMBARRASED TO LIST THE one or two children. Do litht house- LIBERAL COMPANY BENEFIT! PRICES WE'LL TAKE DURING THIS SALE. They're is law you keeping ana answer phone In exchange Send resume et call might not believe uit lor room, board. Extra compensation. READY TO DEAL EMPLOYMENT Write "B.K." Box 511, Red Bank. Mr. P. I. Argyrls St-UM HELP ivANTED-FEMALE CLEANING WOMAN — Part-time (OL church. Three afternoona per week. $500 . $1,000 $1,000 • $1,500 TELEPHONE 80UCIT0R3 - Expert- 11.75 per nour. Ideal working condi- ELECTRONIC 57 Olds SSI Hardtop Coupe a Olds MS 4-Dr. Sedan «nced preferrtd. Work from your own tions. Call 747-1348. 61 Olds it Hardtop Coupe tiomt. Salary and or commfulon. CaJl ASSOCIATES, INC. eO Volkswagen 2-Door el Ford Goloxie Conv. 636.M5J or aplpr at A.M. Mundy Inc., BOOKKEEPER — Preferably eiperl DIAL-A-CREDIT 162 Amboy Ave.. Woodbrldice. enced, for fulUlme work. Apply In IBS Monraouth Park Hwy. (0 Chevrolet Station Wgn. (3 Renault - R-« 2-Dr. Sedon. SECRETARY—Know typlnj and short- Shopping Center, Mlddletown. An Bquel Oppoitantty Employer cO Olds a Convertible hand. Reply to "B.J.." Boj 511, Red a Rambler Amtrkon i-Or. 60 Chev. Impala V4 Conv. ATTIUCTIVE MARRIED LADIES — BJ1EET METAL MECHANIC — Hi- Bank. Work severs! evening hours as Fashion perUnctd. Cloee tolerance work A4io 51 Cadillac Fletlwood Sdn. •J? Oldi Stl Sto. Wogon thtti meteJ helper, somi experience O> Olds t» Hardtop Coups MAIDS AND DOMESTICS WANTED— Stylist. Frte wardrohe and training 51 Lincoln Premier Pull and part-time work a.valtaftl«, call no Investment, deliveries or canvassing. required. Call T47-5U2, Red Bank. el Bulck Skylark Coups MS-2777. • 112 mlnkrrrum average guarantee per 5? Olds M, <-Door <0 Otdl M Hardfop Coup, UEN FULLrPAHT TIMK 774-1500 evenlnf. Call 775-9264. Aft no barrier, tppo)nim*nt «p)ltnj on- WILL TRAIN WOMAN - As Dresser ly. Salary or commlMlon. Can earn AUTOS FOR SALE In dry cleaning department, steady #150 a week. After 7 p.m. PA 1-7000. position, Irea medical, surglcaj, and CALL NOW! $1,500 - $2,000 $2,000 - $2,500 hospltalizatton plan, paid vacation. Only MEN . FULL TIME 'U Pontloc Carallno el Olai t> Hordtop Sedan those seeking* long term employment Many eight-hour night Janitorial Jobs In Hordlop need apply. Top Hat Cleaners, Kvy. 39,Red Bank-Ulddletown area. 40-hour 6) Olds tt Station Wagon SHOP Mlddletown. week. No lay-offs. No experience neces- U Triumph Spllflrt 61 Olds It Hardtop Coupe sary. Must bring btrtlt or bsptlsmal PICK UP CAR 3 HOURS LATER Convertible WOMEN PART-TIME — Telephone so- icrtlilcatt to Interview. Apply In per- 61 Pontiac Bonnevllle IN THE COMFORT licitation work from your own home 62 Olds IS Hardtop Coup* on this Friday a/ternoon only. 1 p.m., Convertible at your own convenience. Can easily it (00 Main St., Astmry Park. No phone 62 Olds Bfi Hardtop Sedan OF OUR HEATED flam $1.00 to 91.94 per hour Call •ail.. '61 Olds 98 4-Door Sedan 62 Olds II Convertible 711-0010 ext 33. Leave name, address 63 Oldsmoblle t-Or. Sedan eo Cadillac Coupe ti vlllt I USED CAR SHOWROOM! and telephone number. Someone will lUPKRlNTKNOENT - Large new REMEMBER-EVERYONE'S CREDIT IS GOOD contact you. ;trden apartment Oood aaltry plui '44 FORD ...Galsxi. 500 apartment. Alt repllei are confidential. Bknd lull return* to "B.Q.". Box 6U. "500" 4 Dr. Hardtop HELP WAOTED-MALE ded Bank. HERE AND WE'VE GOT A BUDGET PLAN TO $2,500 - $3,500 $3,500 UP '63 OLDS St.rfire Sedan it Olds IS Hardtop Sdn.— MOHTOAOE RXPRE8KNTATIVB ' New •M Cadillac Sedon de VIM* '43 CHEVY Imp.), Seden rjTtj esttbllihed mortgmie banWnf FIT EVERY PURSE. NO CASH REQUIRED- 64 Cadillac Conv. Cpe. STOP . LOOK ompany. In buslnesi over 30 yean, dc* 64 Olds IS Hardtop Coupe '43 OLDS 88 Wagon ilrM younf iti&n, capable of developing 63 Olds 98 Hordtop Sedan •64 Bulck Riviera 9-Posi., Air Conditioned 13 men to work for rscently opened residential mortgage application* In 63 Olds S88 Hardtop Sedan 43 Cadillac Flnlw'd Sdn. '42 OLDS Sfjrfirt Coupe 1 Moomouth and Ocean Countlee. Utift TAKE UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY. 62 Cadillac Hardtop Coupe •43 Cadillac Sedan DeVllls factory branch. Men ielected will re- Dt afgreailve, ambitious and have '62 CHEVY Impala celv« tralnlnf and lU-rttaf iiJtrr of 61 Olds n Hardtop Coups 63 Cadillac Hardtop Sedan 1100. Thea* DWltlon* in permanent. •ales ability. Salary, expenaei and at- 4-Dr. HardtDp. ractlve Incentive plan. Bend reiume •A.V," BOE 511, Ued Bank. •Air Conditioned '41 CADILLAC Con/ertifcle CALL 566-4SI4 '61 OLDS MS Club Coupe SHOE SALESMAN 21 or over, apply NO PAYMENTS TIL APRIL '61 CHEVY Impale Sedan TELEPHONE SOLICITOHS — Eip«rl- ANXIOUS TO GROW - encrd only, work from our office. Can THOM McAN, Red Bank I Year Warranty on Late Models. 30-day Exchange Plan on All Cart S. B. KINS & SON, INC. earn 1100 per week and better. Call 721.92M. Blind Craflen month. HZtor ucn$ * ir* **ARTlUtMT« - 1M0 OLVDEL' — KnrlT dMOrued toou ESTATES^' AWAV FWEND WILL KNOW ... ntffifiuy, Aoami; $29 wetld/, mtid r rent, tvaJla*.!. Inamlkuly. Pbotrt urvle* TV, ti4not tvi, Traaevixls 07t-i*W tnvJM tonkl Drive off Syctnore Ave. DEVELO^RS ATTENTION! ' TH*T you bought it u»»d! UoUl, laM OCMZ Avt Ul BrttrtL (B*tw»sM BotUxrwocd Dr. vfti«^I« feons at* ta HSU KdNK - sruco can XM fc**A at XO rr'll look ai if you had it a litiHo while ,,. An., waclcns (me ud vnajmtnom U t trvi Sktdy Ltae) i&OUBIUL BEJOtPrrt AND tJHOP,PIMO tarden Apartment. Apply apt. Si, IICOIIT r«.g«. ViVu% roou, f. Itctor ViUaze Court or call Mr. «amtw ivi^eihs. luslrr room. Will :s.ll Nick KulUuwr- n* Klrwta Co., and you'll sive mora than 50% decoraU- to KUU. R«ot $17B, -per raonui. lu». 74*9114. :»U 67L-M83 betimn M ot after t p.m. Custom design quality hornet. fURNIBHEt) APARTKXNT — All 01111- LOT - xsmorr, in tteum Employment Office) tles. Residential aria, call after S p.m., Distinctivi community. One acre ae*t&aa, imp ctreeRnouses on prsnalses. 3 Room Outfits Originally Now H7-BS20. •"-•• FURNISHED ROOMS lot. Two-ttory Ccrloniii. retJy for lmmMtitt oecapiaej. Call WOTSNISHED APARTMENT - $34,900 Three rooms and bath. S10S per month, ROD BANK — Private entrance, illtini • Outfit #74622 '' ' (550 $164 room, kitchen ^rlvllegei,' Inrjulro 43 BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH Includliur neat- DOWSTRA AOKNCY. Peten PI. Bed Sink, 7.41-MpO, . SCHWARZ & KARPEL RED COACH LANE ««t£.Btowo Clrdt • Outfit #83614 $i50 $245 Satontown, N. J BATONTOWN HOOtia — 0« MMon rues from ISO Builders of fin»r hornet per mooth and up. Heated, dally maid LOCUST, MIDbLETOWN • Outfit #71934- $67S $290 COUNTRY CLUB service. $*w Yorli bus stoo at eomtr. For information call Alpine Manor Hotel Hwy M. Hlghltndi. Mice wooded lot, 160 ft. front by APARTMENTS 4 SWIM CLUB 87^1771 '47-3669 or 542-9481 and mora, lots morel , TINTON AVE. 300 (t. Exclusive residential loca- SALESMEN AN0 SALESWOMEN TOREB alNGUi ROOMS — In pri- tion, all utilities, improved and vate home. Near shopping and Irani- RUMSON Swimming in your own private iwlm l»rtatlor,. SS Waverly PI., Red Bank. ready to build. Price for quick Take over balance and pay $2 weekly. club rffht an th« Bit* . . . Only pilnutes $32,500 PART TIME away from ocean battling, white i&nd; *ED BANK — Semi-private hom«, nio sale: , beactiea, boatlog, Ilshlnf and Monmuutl lelghborbood, car apace, reasonable. TOUR BEDROOMS $6,600 Rooms Sold Individually Shopping- Ceni*r . . . one block from tt-6114. S7 Ehrewsbury Ave. VA BATHS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS IN VARIOUS 8ZLLINO DEPARTsOCNTB OH THE the west Gate oi Fort M on mo u In , . BASEMENT For information call rOLLOWINO •JCHEDULI' TWO EVKNINO.S 6 P M TO 9:48 P.M. SATURDAY rlthln walking distance of exprei 'RIVATE HOME — Han preferred. BTONE FIREPLACE U:«P1I, T9 8-(t PIC jUBB» to Newark and New Yorlc City. ;iose to all transportation. Call TWO-CAR OARAGE 747-3669 FREE DELIVERY FREE STORAGE • ALL—Electric kit chant with OE S42-MS3 . I YEAna OLD range. OB refrigerator. GE AIB CON- DISCOUNT PRl\rLEOES JHREWBBURY — Near busline. Large DITIONING, Ample oU'ititet llthted jheerlul furnished room. Woman pre- Brown ft Overton Agency REAL ESTATE WANTED FINIS WOIMU»S CONDITIONS Field Furniture Company parking area*.. erred, references required. Call 747- White St. E«d Bank M1-35JS !057 after 5 p.m. ' ' ' Apoly ' EXCHANGE REAL E1TATXI 7-H East Front Street ' Keypprt, New Jersey ROOM APARTMENTS LAROB R0O11 ejid bath for. gsnlK IMMACULATE What You Havs employment Off Lot ' (ONE-BEDROOM) man. On bus line. J12.M weekly. Call for 284-3020 U2S MONTH Thr«-bed room ranch, walk-in closet 747-0247. moderodern eat-Ien kitchenitchen, full bb&iement& , What You Want Open daily 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. tthd & J idi Call BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH ' • 4H-K00M APARTMENT RED BANK — Nice room. Private attached g&rage, new t.umJnum j WALKER ft WALKER, Realtor! ;. .Thyrsday and Friday "at 9 P.M. (TWO BEDROOMS] family. Convenient to trains, bus. Oarlarge tenceditenced-in lot, 1 yean young, Ml Broad St. Shrewsbury 711-57U 1150 MONTH space. Oall 7*1-8338, rid att ft5J00 Knowledge oC bookkeeping machines DeD^rtment" I&r 20 years. Now Mr, Var Mattrnlty Slothes, the 14-15. Lady'l ton Ave., approximately 1,000 It. to REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ing room, all purpose room, basemeni ing for your dream bouse. Tou cln stay helpful. Excellent benefits. Send resurnt BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Glahn his a wonderful product, poa- clothes size 12-14. 229-4136. ' Country Club Apartmenti and Swim Sarige. 122,990. In your house while you look and pay stating education, background and •&}•Qualified Personnel For Quality Orderi etply'the best in' the Industry, at fflan Club. • - • HOUSES FOR SALE only the mortgage payments you pay «,ry desired.. ;'AK" Box 111, Red Bank. 210 Broad Long Branch 222-4741 Havfnga. TM," •i'Th»1KaT«y combJ COUOH — 7«'. Walnut corner taM«, now — NO MORE — snd you can storm wlndowa and doore." We l^B.v under Hwo years old. Elegant wmtem- SHREWSBURY — Sycamore Ave. Ga- SCHANCK AGENCY stay until you find tha houst of your NATIONAL' FIRM - Needs men for poriry*'formal. $150, Complete. Kve- rage apartment; five rooms. Call Til. choice. We will buy your bom* with MEN OB WOMEN — For Uffrjt d been appointed ,New Jersey Diatributoi 1323, 74M375. Available March 19. taklnk orders tod delivering, Flexible livery vtock, miiit hive car and kiwi Withaavings Wydtr'uo to 58 per win-nings 741-6703. LAURIE 8 LlntKn Pt Rid 3anl any problem you have. part tlmfl Jiaurt, $2 per hour. • Call city streets In aed Bank and Mldiltt dow. Call Van or come Is, he will J>c TWBl OABLBS — X Rlveritde. Ave.. Remember, never a commission In- 747-0568 lor .Interview. l] you are interested. volved whether, ws buy, sell, or trads town TownjsMp area. Must be able t< KAREY KAREY KAREY Red Bank 4n river, 3H and tour in, Don't wait, call us now. work from, fi to 5. Oall Mr. Qeorgt That's all you hear now when peop] rooms unfurnished, five-room office. WHY NOT ASSUMPTION? DAVENPORT 74MI784.' ,....,• HOMES MA.NLEY A8S0C. INC. ' Personnel Services, Inc. . PROWN'S,. talk about quality storm windows anc 741-23)9. Only 12,600 to assume this M% G.I. doors. Also quite some stir about tht Laurie Lane oft Silverslde Ave. mortgage. Cozy three-bedroom ranch, 671-5353 7T,Broad .St., Red BwK. IMIIi oaGiAiNISMHOIRMABTER. — -Eplsjc 20 Broad S!. Jlod Bank 711-7501 lew low prices on Uils Cadillac qualftj NICELY FUItrJlSHBD — Newly deco. .'PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 1 rated three rooms and bath. SUS per washer end freezer. Monthly payment* pal church. One rehearca.1, one servlc TtvO SNOW TmSS — '57»T5. mbele»3. iroduct. Save about $5 on eacb window, LITTLE SILVER, N. J. inly J119. 8ELLIHO YOUR HOME? We> have buy- Beatrix. Conau'.utuina Write experience and salary expecta Excellent condulonivllke.iiew. £20. Call month, Including utilities. Immediate ers. List your home with us for fast Itwimti Printed 14.95 in 10O (Ion tq "B.A." Box 611, Rti Bank, 7U-6U9. .PROWN'S occupancy. DOWSTRA AGENCY, Rsd and eillclent service. Call THE CUR- Career Counseling Bank. 741-8700 Custom design quality homes: Top E. R. SNYDER 4 CO. TIN AGENCY, realtors. Thompson 32 Broad Bt. Red BanK 741-7500 Aptiludl Testing HISH QUALITY HAY KINO JA11E8 — A few JH room location. Walking distance from REALTORS Ave. and Hwy. 38, Leonardo. Call 291- EMPLOYMENT WALLJAPEK your room lor *18.70, units left. Furnisned' cr unfumlslied. 1800. Or 3H1 Hwr. 25, Hauet or call SITUATIONS WANTED, Female Exceptionally hl.ee leafy tidy at reasoi labor and materials complete. Frlce railroad station, . . 971-2SC0 . 100's Df positions able prices, Alsd wheat, rye and barle: Broadloom carpet unitalra apartraents. Members ot Multiple Listing Ssrvlce; 2M-U10. Register by sending In etraw. Call &J6-4B06 after 6 p.m. covers b single rollB wallp&p&r and From $132 Includes heat, not water, rwume and salary re* , WORKING MOTHER — r will care !< paoar 'bagger's labor. I^T^BT rooms air conditioner. Full balcony or patio. •from $28,900 WE NEED — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom qulrwnents. your child In my home; by day < KITCHEN OHAIKfi .KBICOVHRBD—^And •Ucntly hlghter. KLARIN'S, 29 Man-Memorial Drive, Atlantic, Highland), LAKE FRONT homes, furnished or unfumfsbed, from wtek. Crt 291-2107, '. dinette leta at lowed prices. Monmouth rnoilth Bt,, Hed Bank. 717-3838. SBl-0770. Privacy, msny beautiful trees, custom 183 to 1175 per month for Incoming UUt TO WORK - In dry cleaning innolt. Co.. 118 MonmauOx St, Rod SCHWARZ ft KARPEL -- built ranch In Dctter than new* condi- personnel. THE BERO AGENCY. RL department, no experience necessary, COMPANION ~ light "Hurting oare, Bank. Ml-8833. , UNPAINTED FURNITURE TWO ROOMS — Newly decorated. Fuji tion, extra tsrge living room with fire- 33, Mlddletown. <7MIX». Apply Donald's Laundry. 44 Marion semi-invalid. Experienced., dependable 'lichen and bath. Combination living, Builders of finer homei place, dining room, modern kitchen, street, Red Bonk, References. 22Z-5M7 a.m. or evenings, fXPEWRlTBRB, ADDIHQ- maclUm 28* OFF CABS CARRY DISCOUNT bedroom. All utilities and TV Included. mne bedrooms,, two tiled baths, two- WE HEED YOUR HOME All makes new or uied.' au&r&nteei Convenient transportation and1 shopping. For information call car attached .«ts|i, VHMB. S«e It to-Our 32 salespeople- have client^ wsJUof MACHINIST OR TOOLMAKER — We Low as i2S. Sarplco'l. 101 Ucnmoutt) RED BANK LUMBER PAR.T.TIKB STENOGRAPHER — Four Corner Pearl and Wall Red Sank Call S42-U00. Sea. Bright Squash Club. 747-3669 ; or 542-9431 day. ROLSTON TOTBRBUIWRealt for your UMlnj. They need ranches. have an opening for a top-notch man, hours; par day. Mornings. Own Iran Bt, Heit to theater. Tt7-M19. ! IS West Front St., Red Bank. 741-3500. •put leveEs, .two stones?-fclso invcitment ' The 'Zjdw Overhead dumber Vard FOUH .BOOMS AND BATH — Vnfur- capable oi working accurately on a portatlon/ References. Call 787-4062. PIANO — General Bleotrto rrfrlrori- property. Call us lar a tjulck ssltb Two Wide variety.ot jobs.. Top My, benents. nlihed, 49 • ChMtnut St., Rel Bank. . IJNJP^.NATURE; „ THREE-BKOIWOM RANCH—< Nswl Htlcss serving you. tor, trumpet. AH In excellent condltloi TRADE III your old furniture with no Yearly; renul. Os.ll 776-0651.. decorated, one acre,- fireplace, full ce C*!I Ml wo, .Wr. Win. : 717-3386. '.- •".•• down payment .and get a new pwlor This. flYa+bodroona> twolull bath custom WALKER * WALKER SITUATIONS WANTED, Male or dining-fborri sot &t ualo prices. WH TWO ROOM FURHIBHB1D builuilt born* bu onon»» of th» bwt> loc*- laar 13001300.. down' la qualified buysx. BTSADr ATtD rART-TIMB HELP Ham Le« Furniture Inc., Hwy 35,MENT — AU utilities. Ca.ll " tlolotit a wwe'v' e i«ie«D I n ii, (ftij «) »U80»U,8000 . ,,, " Shrewsbury Office Ulddlotown Office WANTED-ApDly In person. Ben'e Mid- hi* Ivfr ' prica>rBnj(>7 Mtddletown, TU-3213, open evenings til , - 747-3843 rfft picture post c&t{l l fOUR ROOMS —' Pri- ith a *Tnall brook in rear' on A quiet„ dead end street. -SJaaHy^llnaacei with ftjiS Hwy LUTINGS .WANTED — Rumson ares. cellars, garages, yards, attics. 747-2351 PIANOS — Save $100 or more off llgt vate entrance,^ la Third Ave>« Atlantic y .6sjt«V-oc4; W3-3O8O Have clients waning for live to u>- iNEBD ONLY APPLY" price. 88-iKKe console pi&noa. Come Hlghlaridi. ;l,200 cart or..uSEoit Bpproxlmwely i:• - bBdroom bonus, J50.000 and tin. Call ORGAN see, save. Tenzer'a Music Store, '306 $17,000 mortgag*. Vacant, Can be shown RED BANK — RUMSON snd miles Two ambitious, experienced real estate anytime. * EOLBTON WATERBt.'RV, Realtors, 16 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Main GL, I^akewood. RUHBON UNFURNISHED APART. around. Luge, -tree catalog on re- West Front. St. HM Banlc, 7)7-3500. •alesmen. Full time. Write "A.T.," OF ASBURY PARK MENT — Three rooms and bull, all quest. Multiple and open llitingf. Par] Box Ml. Red BanK. j TMJ liAROEST ORGAN AND PIANl utilities, convenient location on busline. comfort at our modern office. UQUOR STORE — Tavern, restaurant DISPLAY IN THE) SHORE AREA. IT'S STORM PANEL TIME 180. monthly, call Mr. Jullano, 229-2403. CROWELL AGENCY, Roaftor LISTINGS NKEDED1. Ws nave clients HELPER WANTED — For local de- living quarters. New Jersey aummei at Prown's, tor picture windows, Jalou* S3 Riverside 741-1030' Red Ban: anxious to isttlt In this vicinity. Please livery service. Looking for single man resort, work thres months only,- vaca- eted windows, etc. Stop that heat lass at HI3HUAND8 — Efficiency apartment Opposite Molly Pitchier Inn RAY STILLMAN, Rsaltor call Us If your property U for rent or not over 30 years ol(T Balary $60 pertion nine. Ask for Casey's only, AakJru NEW AND USED once, £lasi panels made any sire. Two rooms, full Kitchen, private bath, "Our 46th year" sale. BROOK AQEKCY, But Building, INCOME TAX PROBLEMS — Invest In Atlantic Higniands. 281-lTU. ^^^^ 'week. Call 5(2*186 lor Interview. $250,000. CASEY'S REALTOR, 264-844 combination llvlng-bedroom. All utili- real estate now and deduct In'66. Only Ml HWy. a Shrewsbury 741ITO0 78T-2167 after 6 p.m. U«« our tental-purchajs pita PROWN'S ties. Also, three single bedrooms. Close $12,500 for A quick tale tn&ket you ttie YOUNO MAN — MUM be mechanically tor pianos and organs. to Ft. Hancock and Highlands AFB. iVHV BUY AT — Valley Oak* at Nave- LI3TIKQ9 WANTED '2 Broad St. Red Bank- 741-7500 proud owner oi. this three-bedroom sink? COME ON DOWN AND SEEl Inclined, (or general duties In store. INVEST MONTHLY - For high pr 872-0210. ranch with low monthly payments of Homes, acreage, rentals Neat and agereraivs. Full time poll- fits. Our newly formed irroup is buying From $12 per Month NOROE ELBCTRIC RANGE — Delux approximately $102, Subject to r.H.A$17,900. The Kirwan Co., RuJton. 197 CORNELIUS AOENCY tlon. Salary. five-day week. Apply Sing- Open dally til 9 p.m. Bat. til 6 p.m.model, 08" wide clock Llmer, oven I5BJD BANK — Three rooms furnished, 6600. KWrHetown «71-MSJ well secured mortgages, Discounted 21 private entrance and bath, first floor. and V.A. approval. Act now. •r Co, SJ Broad St., Red Bank attar lo 40 per cent. Limited membersht Cornet of Main Bt • & MsUlion Av warmer, stove light, good condition, ASSURED VALUE — FHA appraised! 2 p.m. *30. 842-O9M. AH utilities. 80 Herbert St. Call 741- onty. Call 331-4097. PR 5-9300 ; <037. , '. THE CURTIN AGENPY AttraotlvQ four-bedroom Cape Cod, -Liv- ing room with tlrepla.ee, dlnlni room. LEGAL NOTICE-^ MAINTENANCE MAN — And Janitor, LUWCIIEONETTE3 — Fountain servlci eONVKRTIBLW SOFA — Twin • 'beds, SACRIFICE — Imported German e two section)!> 92r36!4x33 overall,, go* FOUR ROOMS AND BATH — One 01Leonardo 1-1890 modern kitchen. 1>4 batiu, basement, Moamoutn • County.'Vocational Schoo}, /utfr equipped. Pizza pie* ail kinds o cordlon. like new. Call aiite fl-'p.j ttvo persons only. By appointment only, attached garage, top school situation. full • lime. p«*r round employment., Va- coridltlon, cuvej m your color, ne : Hsztet 1-1110 Bvwlwlchesi recreation room, parRlni 741-2OBT. •'.". '• ' '.'•'. -;': -• S40O, aacrltics, $75.' tb« pllr. 281^856. 747-1365. .,.,.,..,.. Asking 118.500. RUSSELL M. BORUS cation, pension .benefits.. *aa-lO*o, Bit. lota, includes year round home. 1 Realtors, 600 River Rd., Fair Haven. NOTICE 231. ' Main «.t K*an»lwrx. 787-4827. WHIRLPOOL WMNOER — Like w RED BANK — 21 Leroy PI!' New WHY PAY MORE 747-tS32. Member Multiple Listing Serv 3-331 S75. 9 cu. ft. Crosley retrlientor, WO. bullying, 2'/i rooms unirurnlshed, Cail [or two-bedroom ranch,' because ft ii ice. SUPERIOR COURT OF XK1I JZBSE1 PULL Oil PART TIME — Television "T RENT A TV 24" Magic Cher stove, 125. 872-0183 Mrs. Morrl», 141-1083. , custom tiulH horns with radiant heat, CHANCERY DIVISION bench men wsnted. Apply In person. PortaDle day, wees. BAYSHOUE T\ fireplace, attached garage. On 200xl0( DON'T BUY—Until you've . first see MONM0UT11 COCNTY Hon., Wed., and rrl., t a.m. to » 38 Church 3{.t Kean3burg. 7S7-J4QQ. CHINESE MODERN BEDROOM SET— THKEE NICE ROOMB over farag Privaite. Heajt and gu supplied. $81 lot, $17,900. Valley Oaks at Navnlrtk. Three tn Dockst- No. F-4234« p.m. Vlllsgo TV. 41 Broad St., K»yport ANTIQUE ORGAN — Very reaaonabl Two tone Breen. Five piece plua bo four bedrooms. Ranch and split de- AMERICAN OIL CO spring and loam rubber mattress. 741. monthly. 787-7218. Dry Dock Savings But, a Banking Alao mauve nil wool carpeting, 13x1 787*6600 signs at $W,990. The Kirwan Co.. Rei Corporation, Plalntltt vs: William C. BAIWER WANTED 222-7851. 12iS LONG BRANCH — New garden apart- tors. 787-6S0O. 1 ment V/i rooms, furnished or witur- THE KIRWANCO. Fhllllps and Kathleen Phillips, his wife. CALL 747-0810 orferg hierier profits. Service station 10" TABLE TOP power saw, 1& h. ARDUORE ESTATES - Three largf Defendants for lease. River Rd., Fair Haven. 100% motor; also 16 mm Bell & Howt TRACTION, GRIT nished. Patio, air conditioned, all utili- Realtors-Insuror By virtue of a writ of. execution In A fine gravel, Carry two. 60 pound bags ties supplied, parking free. 229-9621 Oi 160 Hwy. 39 West K«anioui bedrooms. Beautiful Kitchen with buiu- OAHDENEK-HANDY1IAN — Living (lnanclng available. Call Xor detail!. sound projector plus 16 mm Bolt !2getLlne your vehicle un- attached garage on this ranch. Base- ence, references and salary desired to p.m. stuck. 98c per SO potmd bag. APARTMENT AVAILABLE — Aprl board hot-water heat. Call 482.68U, vendue, at the Court House In the ••B.H." Box 511. Red Bank. 1st; suitable for couple or two adults LIKE A PRIVATE PARK Borough of Freehold; County of Man- FINANCIAL MR.WOLCOTT. For- appointment call 291-1032 alter Two-bedroom stone-Iront cottagt. lO'il HAVE YOU SEEN VALLEY inouui. New Jersey, on Tuesday the MANAGER — Bsperlencn preferred, RED BANK LUMBER mahogany paneled den. Two-car d at Naveslnk? Don't wait, you ,HSky be 23rd day of February, IMS,' at 1 will stop at your home and, talk »&OL P-m-.•-. .... •. i... -•• •: i ;• -'I tidied |ars«<._ I2'j2C bulicin swim loo late.' Three and four bedrooms. Mllldlelown'liquor store. Write "B.L." MORTGAGES genuine .PuPpnt Tedlaj. aluminum sic Corner Pearl tod Wall, Red Bank 1 o'clock. P. M. Prerallloa; Tune. B.a 8)1.-Reg' BunR.'. • IOK* — Three rooms, furhWiei ming pool. Reaucsd lor.tjaiclc sile. |21,. Split and ranch designs at SlTy's^ T^ AIL Uie following tract or parcel of fng. End your aalntipjr problems. 'Low Lumber Yard private, ba,ta, .convenient location*: $20 wo. • , .*, ^ Iilrwsn Co., Realtors. 787-6S0O. FIRST. ANO ' B&COiNltl 'M6llT0AaB! a week with utilities. 842-20SS. nd-''Sltua(e^ lying and. being In the TSrPIS -, Age 2W4. Require. R^kAV;— 8J3 a ton, de Township of MlddleEown, CoUoly - of niriwa^ Honest, reliable, accurate, AVAtLABUC — Edwin B. stark, Rea Eitate A Mortgage Consultant 261-033; Hed Bank 74J-T50 rd. AJ30 alfalfa hay, mulch liay NEWLY DECORATED — Fumlifhed. E. R. SNYDER S CO. RUMSON — »13,B0O. ThrM-bedrooms, Monmoutn in the State of New Jor- pleasftni, willing snd able to learn. wheat and rye slraw, manure. Twc Ideal for bachelor or couple. Highland!!. Realtors Since 1873 Insuron clean as a whistle, hot water base- Y: Small company .with room to move. BANK RATES NINE-PIECE — Walnut dlnlnt too: electric brooders, post and rail fencing:, 671-2923. T U5-ls(. Are., Atlantic Highlands 291-091X board heat, excellent condition Inside Being known Siid designated aa Lot Reply In detail to "B.B." Box 511, suite, Hi. Call alter S Members ol Multiple Llatlne Services l d No. 41, Block "E," &s shown ori a cer- IMMEDIATE CASH assortment of truck tires and rims, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Throe-h-. and out, Jl^l Bank. 1st, 2nd, Jrd 2fortffsre ,741-1295 delivery on ell. Call 264-0924, Donation. near shopping, and trans- tain map entitled, "Mup o[ Sec-.^u room, apartmerris. tll5 and W20 pel Two. Uaplawbod Tarrace-, Nsv Mon- Home Improvement Xoarti BALDWIN HOWARD — Spinet plane THE amazing: Blue Lustre will leavi monlli, E. R. 3NYDER £ CO. 6^-2!U TOP THIS CAPER SERVICE STATION MECHANIC — Debt Oontollditloa — Lowest Rate: Tires-bedroom Cape Cod with dlnlni mouth, Mlddletown Township,- Mon- Fully experienced to do minor repairs. '1,000 *ti.O3 mom only two years old In perfect condl your ^upholstery. bpa-UttfuHy soft sne BROWN ft OVERTON AOENCY mouth County,' New Jersey, datsd Au- tion, asking 5525. Abo. two.,760xd, clean. ^Jcent" electric shanrpooer, $1. SEA BRIGHT — v/t rooms, shower, room, 14x22 llvlnt room, only $14,000. Apply In .person, Berlin's Crty Service, i.oco *2i.O7 moni private entrance, available March 1, 9 White St. , , Jtfd, Psnk 741-3525. gust 20, 1954" *J filed In the Office tiiftnxt • snow tires, almost new, asking (30 Shorn Drapery" & ' TJphoLstery, 1154 of UM Clerk of Uonmouth County, I.DOO $28.09 mont Call 747-1415. Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 842-05W. 787-6600 PAJW.TIMS • SALES — Prefer older J.ooo $M,ll montt OREATLY REDUCED — Due ,to own-New Jew- on OecemDer &, 11M .n man with previoui sales backKroiinfl. OREAT NORTHERN M0RT0A0E CO VVESTINGHOUSE - Frost MOVING MUST SRIX — ftefrlg*ra«or, THE KIRWAN GO. er's own saje. Ranch home, three bed- Case 32, Tile 10. Solicitation for Monmouth County news- !ll-(3« 3S3-26OI (rlgerator. $40. Call stove, washing-machine, flolld marble- COMMERCIAL RENTALS Realtors-Insuror roomsoom,, livinliingg room witithh fireplacefreplace, Commonlmnlyy Itwwwwn as 30 Sylviy a Ter- I«t>»r. 10 a.m. to 2 p.ro- five 6nyi j>er Our Bonded Penonal Hepreaentatlvi 741-0049 top coTfee table and oth^r houspJiuci 180 Hwy. M , . West Keansburg teparateparatt e dining roomroom , denden, porchporch , patioptio, raceace , .;Hlddletown;Hlddletown , New JerseJerseiy, anand Will Call At' Your Home At You] coritpnta. ^-iCafi ba ne*n Monday dit 8 Afetrther ,MuHiple Llslltig. wo Hied bathrooms, fenced in yaryd desi-, g td_ A_.S tax lot 4- 1 o..n. Mock E weeV. Salary Plus car allowance. Call DESKS J15 up. FILES S12 50 u} Ubl N. Bridge Ave., Red Bank or callT7il- >t children 'and pets, Beautiful rrest- Convenience. No Obligation,' chairs, adding machines typewriters, ' OFFICE SPACE ;., oh the tax nip of the Towmhlp of yUftl" »n 3) ' r 9534, *••-• • Air conditioned, elevator service, will BUY DIRECT — Kour-bedroom, three dentiai l area. Lltllo Silver. Asklnx Mlddletown. New Jersey. VDUNO MAN — As- order checker for oltlct equipment, etc.; at baryaln"~~' - - bath, split, < paneled rooreatlon- room, •77,000. Call S«2.O135 for Information. New or used. AAO DESK 'Ot deoorate to suit your requirements. Besi The apDroximate amount of th* juag- Long Branch office. High salary to aNSTRUCTJON FULIrSIZED HOLUYWOOD BED —location. Will .jub-dlvlde If necessary. screened poroh, basement, two-car ga. m«U to be satisfied by sail sale Is quftHfted 'applicant. Experience prefer- Rte. 35, Oakhjrst S31-319O. $10. Washfr,'l«U GE automatic, JIM) Occupaboy March 1. flee and cohlpare. •«ge, low down payment, Kama, c&ll RIVER OAKS SECTION — Three bed. rooms two baths, owner transferred. the sum of (20,000,00 together wltb tb« red, but not essential. Apply In first KENMORE QAS BTOVE - EXoellenl RCA Wlilrlooo! re/rJgerator, -JS6| 12.147-1100. costs of this sale. 'Ipstaftce to Mr. Dunn, 222-2090. condition. Call eu. It., $150, Three-piece bedroom act Call 8(2-2778. CATHERINE CHORAS with bookcase headboard, 405. Living IF YOU ARE INTERESTED—In OHARMIKO MIDDLETOWN VIUAGE Dated December 39, 1064 TKACTOR AND TJWCK DUIVEHS - PIANO STUDIO 291-3OTS. RANCH — Living room with fireplace, ON HILL — In Little Silver, eight-room JOSEPH A. BHAFTO, SUtrUt. room couch, $55. Living room table brand new modern ofnee space, well ranch, two bains, large paneled family lluK have driver's license. Phone 741- 222-3369 lUi end extanslOQ, 535. Caill 264-1440. located lr :lie center of Red Bant,, con- Uiree bedrooirts, eat-In kitchen, 1S'X20' Lamb, Blake, Hutchtosm 3300 for Interview. SALE - WALNUT act us for further information.1 THE paneled recreation room, two biths. room 134,500. 7(1.9135. * Dunne, Attys. KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR DOWSTRA AGENCY. 741-8700. MUched garase, waill-to-wall cafpetluB. MIDDLETOWN — Corner lot, tour Jan. 27, Feb. 3, 10, 17 M3.2< OR CHERRY PLYWOOD Convenient to school, shopping and bedrooms, IVi baths, recreation room. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE THE GENINUE DANISH WALNUTS O' Call after 7 p.m. 7474502 FAIR HAVEN — Office apace In new ransportatlon. Many estras. $31,800. Can assume OI mortgage. 671-9214. OENINUE AMERICAN CHKnRV 1 Colonial building. Air conditioned. Law- . KOTICE ANTIQUE SHOP - Platform rocker. yers, dentists desirable. Maffeo Agency C»U 611^1695; beavitKully pr«-[(nUhcd 4'x8'x«" ply f DEAL — Choicest location. Sacrificing. 3-M1 wood panels by Simpson. Now oh Bale $15. Old picture frames, 6O0 up, Pln« 741-9333. BUMSON HOME FOR LARGE FAM- Four bedrooms, 2'^ baths. Maid'a room chest, etCf.,117 Main St., Port Monmoulh SHERIFFS SAW? 10 plece3 4'X8" only }98 (that's onl; ILY — Neat two-story, five-bedroom vlth bath. Living room, den, dining SUPERIOR OOIIBT OF I . .. NEW JERSEY'S 19.83 per panel, they were ?l*-95 to CEMENT BLOCK BUILDING - JSOxlOO. lOme. Spacious living room with (Ire- •oom, modern kitchen. 4(9-4104 or lit REJ FOR- SALE —- Two l(y- Good location, Keansburg on Hwy 36,place, tun dining toorn, eat-In kitchen, CH.lNCtni DIV191O.V 116.05). Sorry 'because of this low price -l coucjies, very reasonably 0444. MONMODTH COUMTK 111 aykllable March 1. Reasonable, rent. sun room and full basement, two-car we can not accept orders (or less;than VP ?429177 Call 787-M60. . -. . - J • EAST KEANSBURQ — Two. bedroomi Docket No. F-717-41 FRIENDLIEST DEALER 10 pieces. Clip thl« ad and bring" aUu, paneled Red Sank this lovely three bedroom bl» wife. DefendantB. The Low Overhead Lumber Yard wants, -Will await your visit." dining room, garage. Ktorm window*. ranch. Recreation room, two baths, By virtu* of a writ of execution DKSIF.ABLffi RIVER. FRONT suite Principals only. 7W-8DJ6. garage, large landscaped 100x100 lot the above stattd action to me cl- .2" CABINET — Including wall oven, On first floor In the Tuller Building. nd only tlo.500. Call 774-3878. reeled, J shall expose for sale at pub- m not plata and sink. x PROWN'S OLD SHREWSBURY COLONIAL—Four ic vendue, at the Court House In the 264-7188. foqad St.' , Red Bank 7«-75OO large bedrooms, 3tf baths, enclosed MIDDLETOWN — Being transferred. 6,000. SQ. FT. — Unobstructed floor Boroush of Freehold, County of Mon- MAURICE SCHWARTZ LIVING noosi, bedroom, and kltche jorch, sunroom and den, graolous din- Four-bedroom Colonial on y4 acre. mouth, New Jersey on Mondiy the WS iiVY ANt> Sffildj anylhlrs and space, overhead door, partitioned office ing and living rooms. Beautifully land- Three yean old. 2!J batbi, paneled sets." Coffee and ' end tables, lekJiei everything. Give the highest prices. space. . heat furnished, well traveled scaped. Immediate possession. Lou den, modern kitchen with dishwasher. 1st day of March. 1965, at 2 o'clock, tops. Rug. Call 787-9523. Call Wllllim Lett Furniture, Inc., Hwy,thoroughfare In Red Bank-Shrewsbury |40's. 747-1265 for appointment. Near transportation. $27,500. 671-5621. P. M. Prevailing Time. 35, Mlddletovrn. 741-3Z13. Open evulnga area. WEART-NBMETH AOBNCY, 741 IOT WATER FUnNACE — Opal 'til i p.m. . AL1/ that certain tract or parcel of oil-fired, heats 10CO sq. ft. 36", tlr 3340. SUDDENLY TRANSFERRED—Mlilille. 8KB VAI.UBY OAKS—At N«v»«lnlc. snd. and, premises hereinafter particu- blf>wer with 5 h.p. motor. 741-3255. town. Split, three bedrooms, 1U bathi, Superior construction, ideal location, larly ilesorloed and situate In the SUB LEASE OFFICE SPACE —. Ideal appliance. Excepllonally landscaped. excellent terms and trees, trees, trees! Township of Mlddletown, In the Coun- ocatlon, newly decorated, air condl J17.890. Tht Kirwan Co.. Realtors. 787. TWO ARMY bunk beds; 30 gal. seam- MACHINERY FOR SALE lDnlng, parking facilities. Available lm- VA, PHA. CONVENTIONAL or AS ty of MonmouUt and State of New less, copper boiler; framed-j -Txt! SUME (or J18O0. 671-0858 (5-9 p.m.) 5500. Jersey:— colored, leaded glass; largs «ut6maiH( BULLDOZER — OC12 loader, medlUMy: 842-3232. COLONIAL — A-l condition, four !>«!• Known and designated ss Lot No- wood and coal brown enamel stove. truck and> (ratlor. WH1 sell PROFESSIONAL OFFICES — One, twoMtDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom split 38 as shown on map entitled. "Har- "87-5941. ' 1 level homo, eight years old, on half rooms, three baths, garage, tiled base- Ml W. FRONT ST. RED BANK «71 or three rooms,. For starting attorney. ment, utorm windows, 127,S00. 147-5330. mony Estates, owned by Joalmur Con- Insurance, OroKer or • any ^.profession. acre lot. Owner transferred and must struction Co., Mlddletown Township, SAVE 13% TO 26% ; Hwy. 35 frontage, near LUy-Tullp. Aim. sell. Present i',i per cent OI mortcaje THREE-BEDROOM HOME - In Apple- Monmouth County, K. J.", J. W. Sea- WANTS A FRIENDLY SALESMAN 1«ERCliANi)isE WANTED may be assumed. Selling under FHA brook section, Mlddletown. Call Under other first line paints. Cook i pie parking space. Very low rental appraisal at $17,900. Ce.11 671-2853. man & Sons, P. E. si L 8. dated Punn Paints are your beat bet; An Call Shoreway Really, Inc. 264.7010. £71:2480 April. 1958 tiled July It, UM, Case We will back you up wiifi iery{ee,',payi plan; free Blue Croii CA3H ,Io*" bra toy trains, trolley can your beat bet is to call Pfown'a foi UTTLJ5 SILVER OAPE COD — Four THREE-BEDROOM RANCH — 1H &2-2S. free delivery and paint advice, »na-cast Irofl. toy! mada belori 10(0. bdrooms, two tiled baths, full base- Said premises are commonly known ''E WiTH PREVIOUS CONSUMER SALES WM69 p.fter 5 p.m. baths, finished recreation room with HOUSES FOR RENT' ment, two-car garage. Fireplace in liv- crick bur, wall-to-wall carpstlor, newly as 186 Qeary Drive, Mlddlttown, New EXPERIENCE NEEO APPLY ", " . PROWN'S TOP DOLLAR' — Paid for old loj ing room. Formaj dining room. An repainted Inside ana out, city sewers. rersey, and are designated as Lot 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7501 M, trollies catalogs, any males 01 *95 to *175 Per Month , HCcellent value at J22.900. RUSSELL 4'^ per cent mortgage can be as- 38 on Map of Harmony Estates. condition. Alao cait Iron. 774-37J0.. THH BERO AGENCY St. BORUS Realtors, 600 River Rd,, sumsd, oulck ssle J17,900. 2fM-4323. The approximate amount of the lit, 35 - Mlddleurwn Fair H&ven. 7(7-4532. Member Multiple udgment to be satisfied by said sale m BUY AND BELL, 871-100O ,••' Listing Service.. LEAVING STATE - Must sell live- s the sum of 421,000.00 together with OLD PAINTINGS room ranch on beautifully treed lot in Ute cuts of this sale. T FAIR GALLERIES WINTER and year round rentals. LUXURY UNLIMITED Applebrooh. Asking $18,600. S71-9291. Dated Jan. 18, 1965 284-8070 till 9 p.m. BLLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY, Realtors Plenty o( living space In this generous JOSEPH A. SHAFTO. Sheriff. Open seven days. 1480. Ocean Ave., our-bedroom, 2%-ba.th opUt level home. THRBE-BEDROOSI RANCH — • Clean, OLD FtTRNrrURE — Antiques, china Benjamin C. Ournlk, Atty. Boa Bright,. 842-OO04. It has an eat-in kltcnen. formal dining well-kept. J14.9OO. Please call lor ap- Feb. 3, 10, 17, S4 (44.1< CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY glassware, art objects and brlo-a-brac, room, large living room, recreation pointment. 787-6658. Immediate cash for anything and every WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - room and a paneled den, This Is a A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS I Ullnp... RiucU'J, 25 East Front St. Furnished^' and unfurnished. Immedi- rule tractoue home In a setting of CONTEMPORARY RANCH-LINCROFT 7U-15M. ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER Three bedrooms, beautiful trees and AGENCY. Oceanport Ava.. Oceanport. luge trees. Reduced lor quick s>4e to shruhs. large finished basement Ask- 542-3500. 20,950. ing J11.700. APPLEBROOK AOENCY, Sterling Thompson 4 Associates . Realtors, 671-2300. PETS & LIVESTOCK HAZLET — New five-room brick fronl Realtors Adding Machines — Typewriters Electrical Contractor Pearl and Bead Rcstringlng house with attached garage, 51&0 month Formerly Thompson si Bartell), Hwy. MIDDLETOWN—Three-bedroom ranch, GREAT TDANE — Male, Fawn. AKC ly, adults only. Wllf fell If terms an 38, Mlddletown. 747-5SO0. large eat-In kitchen, -excellent condi- ADDIMO MACHINES - Typ(wnt«ri REIENTIAL and'ctfraraerolal vlr- Expertly on braided nylon. (L&0 a registered, excellent with children, agreeable.. 284-3036. tion, fenced yard and patio, $15,200. Ing. Mew Installation or repair CITY CONVENIENCE 787-2158. sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's 101 strand, sterling clasps from 7&c. Needs 'running room, $175. 2&1-0457. 1. 2, 3 AND 4 BEDROOM H0ME3 Uonmouth St.Red Bank. 7J7-M8J. lervloe. Allen Kloctrlc. 7i7-mi2. REUBaiLL-ES' 36 Broid St. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE AK0 REGISTERED BEA(3LE -'flood AVAILABLE. FROM J0O TO Stoa; THE Clean, charming tnree Bedroom home MIDDLETOWN — Seven room split WHALE AGENCY, KT. 35, HOLMDDL. In A-l condition. Large rscreatlon room, level, U£ baths, modern kitchen, con- Auto Body Repair EiUertatoment [or &unt!ns or stud. Call 071-2600. , Painting and Deccrallng • ., • . 787-7911. exclusive living room, dining, 1>J biths. venient location. $19,700. 747-U39. rictels available lor latest Broad- beautiful screened-ln porch, garage. H1XPJDRT PA1NTINO ao4 body, re BBAQLES^AK. _„C . Jeld stock cnamplon, MIDDLETOWN — ,Three-bedroor way Bhons and Malor Sports Events, U H. HIL.1* — Painter interior and ranch. Nice location. For children an One block lo schools. Transportation New three bedroom ranch, on wooded pslr. Moderate prices, ilctfarlti! 178 tfgamm'ti St.. Raj Bant. avalli.able March 6. Can be seen now. and shopping dose by. Have a look Chevrolet, Atlutla Highlands. 391-030$ enerlor. No Jo!» too iirge or 'loo Call '3M-BM2 after 3 p.m. • commuters. $150 monthly. Available loi 112,000. Terms, •mail. Ver>- reasonable. Call 681'te March 1. Call 571-5338. at your new home. Call 871-3311 NOW. CLIPPINS ANC BATHINO A-lklRg J17.50O. WAUCBR & WALKER, General Contractors INTERIOR AND EXTBItlOH paint- ,EA BRIOHT — Five roome, Realtors, 206S Hwy. 35, Mlddletown- BROWN 4 OVERTON AGENCY ,Au(o. Transmission All breeds. Margie Schmidt, by 6 White St. Rtd Bank 741-2535 L. auITII mjlLUHIta - patios, al- ing. Also decorating.' Our prices, are polnlrnont. 187-8388. . nished, $90 per month. Call HolmdM. Multiple Listings and Trade- terations, additions, tkrages. Call Ml- cheaper than thells. Call Stack Paint- 74,1-1144. ins. PHONE: 671^3331. Send for cata- ing Co lor tree estimate. 741-1090. BSAOLE - Mile, 10 morrthi aid, AKC, log. Open 7 days. 17SS or «1-7330. MIDDLETOWN — Atlracthre flvs-room NEW MONMOUTH — Eight-room split. housebroketi, all ehots, gun trained. Four bedrooms, corner lot; Oversized CARL B-. JONES — Palntlne and aH-2630 alter 7 p.m. cottage, ,12 acres, brook, beautifully BEAUTIFUL OAK HILL BI-LEVEL— Home Improvenfenti wallpapering. Fully ln - - - landscaped, near Bell Labs. Call 741- Fireplace In living room, dining room two-car garage. Near schools and estimate, call 747-3ML 1229. 7)1-1575. eat-in kitchen ft-lth dishwasher, four churches. I18.D00. Owner transferred. WOBIUNQ MAN'S contractor.. Alter- 671-3272. LOCUBT AREA—Cape Cod, threS bed. bedrooms, 2% bathi, family room, two- ation!,/ Additions. baJntlng, masonry, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT car garage. Excellent condition thrtiush- SPACIOUS — Five-bedroom, two-story small Ian loo. FHom evenings GSi- Roofing, Siding and Insulation rooms, paneled kitchen with dining out. Early occupancy. 133,5QIX KED- fill • - AtAHTMETiTS ar«a, huge basement, play-yard. (170. updated older home In ftivroon. Charm- ELLEN S. HAZBLT6N, Realtor. 842 DEN AGENCY; .Realtors. 301 Maple ing 11x23' living room with fireplace. "I uied to be a taleimsn—un- OL8BN CO. INC..Roonni. Bidlnr 3200. '• Ave., corner Betgcn PI., Jted Sjtfik. 12xW dining room, up-tO:date kitchen Moving ami Storage Insulation iojt&neS iad guaranraa THREE-ROOM linrurnlaheq apartment, wllh dishwasher, screened porch, sun. til our Register Want Adi took (or 10 yean., 775-0709, SS1-05H •. all utllltlea Inoludcii,' (190 month. 741. IDEAL WAX WILL MOVE - TUril 6700 for appointment. EUBERON — Four of'flvo hedroomB. X>INO. (1PINCJ, NEARLY GONE — room, oft living room, lull basement, over!" coomi 130. four rooms H2, five roomi ROOFING, - fl)iJln«, ,remo(HUnj:«nd four baiha, completely turnlaheuv (Jow3 Three-bedroom. Colonial, living room delnchwl. two-cftr, garage. Excellent con- OVERHAUL *75 : IH, six rooms «M. 'Also World Wide general .cotitraoMnir THREE-ROOM MODERN APART- afze house, but not overly large, with fireplace, 17x10 den with wail-lo- dition, offered at (23,900. ELWOOD A. rWrvlce, For' free eitlm«[» oall m- MENT — On Hwy: 3d, Fort Monmouth. screened back, porch, twO'Car garage. AIIUSTRONO AGENCY, Realtor, 555 HOUSES FOR SALE Inolu4oi; Bands,, clutdti Bial, gaittets, SlJl.or 888-3814. . n. ... V PROWN'S Near all-transportation. $75 monthly One or two year leaia. $125 month. wail carpeting, large lot, nicely liir-d- Prospect Ave. Uttle Silver. 711-4300. nun, oil £ labor, F«« Towing, K»- >iiu.,>tuuiM. ui-eea) or :ums soapcil. J25.5O0. A. FRED MAPKEO tionwida .Guarantee^ LIGHT HAULINO-:- Kurnlalilngs, 31 Broad St. , Red Bank 74r-TtOO Ca.ll 322-8734. AGENCY, <68 Rlvar Rd., Fair Haven. UTTLE SILVER WATERFRONT - SOS Rallronn Ave. Asburjr park nlrl«»r«lors. Fraaile Itevu, Will haul WATUIlFUOm APAttTMWNTB — N«W 'WO BEDROOMS v — Living room, "41-93X,. Splu, living room, dining room, den, ., , PR I-68M , . ' kitchen, sunporch, bath. Heat, hoi MORE LISTINGS SHOWN anywhere-. Call Mi-1403. ;" ' Rugs Cloaned-SHampoocd . nree-room furnished earden apart' _ HOP SKIP AND A JUMP —To four bedrooms, 2^ batns, basement, menu. Fatlot, Ur conditioning and. TV, water. 787-0668. Call after, S p.m. double gajag*. excellent Area. S37.D0O. MORE LISTINGS SOLO Nursing Home Weekly" monthly ratei. NAUTtLUO schools, buses and stores from this SCHANCK AOSNCY, Reiltcr, 8 Undin Auto and Truck Rental rLOORS CLSiANttU WAXED — In BABT KEAN8BURO HOUSE - rout nearby completed ranch home. 70x100 PI., R«d Ban*. 747-0397. your home or office. Call 2&1-2437 for APARTMENT8. Dial. 842-OSOS. AVI8 Kent a new oat or truck,: um rtoimael'Nursing Home. .For tbe oon. rooms, furnished. Pay own utilities. shaded yard. Three bedrooms,* 1^ valeicant. chtonlcilly 111 rand difficult appointment. Work Insured.. TERIUQE APARTMENTS — Red »75 per month. 787-3242. •' bath rooms, separate laundry room. MIDDLKTOyltrJ AREA — Pwr-bedroom rates. Maplo Ave., Red Bank.. Jlf. 3ank,vfour, 'and • five-room apartments, m&TttSill Dally T».m.-10n.ro. , lings e-M-ln kitchen. 18' rurally room, Cape. H4 basba, dlnlni room, fenced-ln Immediate ocoupnocy, spacious closets BBLFORD — Four rooms and : path, attached garage, OOLD MBDALUON yard. 6as«ment. AsxTni »U.9O0, Calf Septic Tank Service he&t and hot water Included, free all Improvements, near transportation. ALL ELECTRIC HOMK Including bulst- Brass Polishing parkins. 7U-4SM. . •• , 787-3120. In range, oven, dishwasher, refrigera- Nunery Stw;k HOLMDEL — Low taxes. Three-UM- TH» ANTIQUB CKNTUR - itljt. CnJMJUffl SEPTIC TANK SERV- RED BANK — three-bedroom newly tor, washing machine and dryer. All FOUR aOOM - Unfurnlihed apart- decorated duplex house. Now availnble. this snd Fnlr Haven too. tor Jmly SIS,- room dPlU, excsileix condition, patio. era; SEASON - _ ICE - Gleaned, Installed, repaired ment, all titlllttea provided. Couple-pre- fence, aluminum awnifrM. walUo-wsJI til ». 7('{-8!31 for estimate'. 1I«DllocW. HOLMU 7-day. H-hour service, H1-82I1. , ferred,..187-3127 after & p.m. Keansburg. 1115 per month. Call CROWlXL (00. Call now. HALL BROS., Realtors, Nowm«n Opting? Jt4 AGENCY, 63, Rtversldo Ave, 741-4030, 813 River ltd., gair Haven. )4I-7886. carpeting. Owner. 2647741. QCBANPQRT ,-•— ' Convenient, Thru Th* R«d Bank Area Tel. Answering Service ' BOXWOOD PARK. LITTLE 8ILVKR— CAPE COU 'HOME' — Llvln« room Diamonds Bought or Reityieil Odd Jobs' urSfaherimisheeJl fou[our r rarg"--s roozna and yard, 1 Multipl* Lilting Servle. 97B monthly*-• , C-lalfTJ7-l511i . Two-bedroom ranch, large living room, 14x15, fireplace, four bedrooms, two U>i» ft ACREAGE uy.H). dlaraondi yju don't illpette, kitchen tiled bath, full bail- bsttM,. porch, 9 ptr cent down FHA liT3 rtswii them tor,TOU RtlMBOn — Excellent itiree-rocm ment,' gai'age. Adults oruly. Newly dec- and VA. Asmng ut.joo. BCHANCK SOUTH BKIJJBWICK — II *ort« »ne(l $•• P,tjt 100 In tk<>. BeunJIlas. 3D Broad Bt samlre. 741-470a i un-furnlaried apaitmeat, good locatloo, orated. HBO monthly. Reference March AOB3NCY Realtor, I Linden PI., R«dfor sbopplni center. WALTER J, WHA Yli p wortft leelof, multt only. 842-1291. U Call 741-2833 or 741-n3»0. Banlr, 747-03*7. LIN, Am Istate. AD 3-1729. \ F«&. 17,2965 THE DAILY MfclSTER NOTICE- _CEGAL NOTICE Named Vice Presidents KOT4CE tO MDDEW ' JtOBCI ' B4AKO Of IDDCATlOir •': ' , MM' * Of Kidder, Peabody -4LEGM. maim _u_ moittvos or cxiox BEACH NEW YOKK — Bruce C. Cot, KOXfJCl tO ABSEVT 1 XOKMOCn OOXJWTT, KEW ««8BctnraaaoB coc«» cr smr JEKEZ flotioe is ttnhr pirn tta* '' CBAKCZKY DIV1SIOB ot W Wilkm St., F«ir H*v«n, %VTKMton coyir or jnm /EWEptoptmtii* wfii iM m«tvtd irr th*. XHMJtET BO. rJJH?*' M fcfiioOi«» ot tin Borau«b of VaU oocxnr H. J., and Dtvid %, JCingston of •TAT* OF ITXW JXWBET; Bebofa, Hoe-mown GwU«y, Ntw it IM_a« Be. W B-M IS Goos«n«ek*PaBt Rd., OCMJV- ser In tfet Uemortcl ftobool on Hoi JIJtMiKl lAVZJIOa AMD K)*M AS- TO: LXWIB rftXON lngs.de Areoue, oo Utter tturt S; SOCIATION. A Corporation ot th port, have been elected vice inM we. r-itim You an b*r*b-r summoned and r»-P. M. on the Mh day of March r State of New Jersey, Plaintiff •TO* HOWARD «AVINO» OMITTO- Quired to serve upon Parsons, Can- (or work entitled "Frtpotod Arfdit THBUAB S. RO_r, at aia, Detend- presidents of Kidder, Peafcody & rooa, Bl»lr * Warren, plainttW at- to the Hemorlaj School,1 " Bids will anu Co. Inc., menibers of the New ox. Ds<»d«oU tom*y,- whoee, address li 10 Broad optned publicly and ni4 aloud By virtue or a writ ot execution in York Stock Exchange. By virtu* of a writ oC execution In Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, an an-itwn aa praocical thertefter. tii« a|me stated action to me direct- the a-bov* «tat*4 lotion to m« direct swer to -the complaint filed in a civil The work to be done abafl conal ed, I shall expose (or aala at publi Mr. Coe, with Kidder, Peabodj •d, 1 shall eipOfe for u-Is at pub-action, In which Fred M. Martin and of a elx-ciaasroom addition and UbraJ vendue. at the Court House In thi lic rsndue, at the Court Hoiut Jn thHelene S, Martin, husband and wife, to tb* exlctln< MemOriil Bctiool t BoratlKH ol Freehold, County ot Monsince 1958, has been manager ol Barousfe of Freehold, County ot M©n-are plaintiffs and Chariton Realty Co., Morninsaldt Avenue In the &oroui mouth. New Jersey, on Monday the the National Sales Department mouth, N«w Jersey, on Monday thea body corporate of Mew Jersty, el of Union Beach wMh PtovUfton lor A 8th cay o* March. 1865, at 3 o'clock. mi day or March, 19-85, at 2 o'clock, ill, ar* defendants, pending tn thi ternate Proposal of Inoreutnc the ad-F. M. Prevailing Time. two years. He holds a BA from Superior Court Of New Jersty, wttbli dltioa to eight clasarooms and llbrajy. F. M. Prevallta* Time. » days after March 3, 19«5, exclusive AH that certain lot or pleca Princeton University and served ALL that trace or paro*l of land, of sucb date. If you fall to do so. Separete contract jwopoe*la wili ground eltuate In the Borough of Rei: situate, lying and btmg In the Tows- Judgment by default may be reads r« talt-en for Oeneral Oonstruotioo; Ste Bank, County ol Slonmouth and State with the Army from 1951 to 1955, Alp of Mlddletown, In tbs County; o( agunst you tor the relief demanded in k Ironworic; Heatlng-VentiMUng Wori ot New Jersey, aod being more par-being discharged as a first lieu- jfoomoath, la ti» Btatt of Kew Jer-the complalnL Too shall file your an- {•Humblng Work and ZMeotrlcai Wor ticularly bounded and described aa fol- swer and proof of service In duplicate The receipt and opening of bids lows: tenant. Beinc known and designated 4t _ with the Cltrk ot the Superior Court, •UbJ*ot to Che proper qualifloailon BEOINNINO at a point oo ths south- 145, I« and 14? In Block "H" a«State House Annex. Trenton, Kew Jer-tilt bidder,' in accordance with the Pn erly side of River street, said point Mr. Kingston is manager of the ahown on a certain map •ntttled, sey. In -accordance with the rules of •fti«Jiricat1«n IAW and the regulUlan being the northwesterly comer oi a investment firm's Newark office "Amended Map or Waltr View, Mld- civil practice and procedure. as adopted by Uie State Board of Edi lot otvned by John H. Cook, Jr., and dletown Township, Vonmoutbi County, The attloo hat been Instituted cation. conveyed to film by Deed ol William at 11 Commerce St. He joine N. J. dated April 3, 1926,*' which map tbe purpcn of foreclosing two mort- Drawing*, specificat'tons, Form W. Cook and wl/e, dated October 10, Kidder, Peabody in 1949 after be- was fllrd In the Monmouth Count; raget dated March 5, 19M, made by Bid, Contract and Bond for the pr 1919; thence (1) •outherly along Uie ClertCi Offlci on Match .34, 1B31 InCbarlton Realty Co., a body corporate poe«d work, are «on fti« in the office westerly line of said lot 128 feet ing with Public Service Electrii Can No. 73-SO. «f New Jersey, ta mortgagor, an* cf Gerard A. Buba, ArchUect-Engl Inches to a point; thence (3) westerly & Gas Co. In. Newark. A grad- Being the sam* ,p re mists conveyed payable to Fred M, UarUnapd Helen 678 Broad Street, Bhrewaburj and parallel with tile southerly side or to Vincent P. Walling tni K&therlne E. Martin, husband and wife, at mort- _ . Jersey. Plana and tpeclQoatlo: River Street 35 feet along the norther uate of Rutgers University, h wmilng. husbuid and wife, by deed gagees a,nA cover* real Mtate locatedwin tie futniahed upon payment ly line of Ryder to a point; thence from Frederick A. Thrall and Ruth at the northeast Intersection of Tin-ton Twenty-Five Dollan (J25-O0)for eai (3) northerly and parallel with first started in the research depart- F.' Itora-u,-husbaad and wife, bearing Avenue ind Hope Road, in the Borough Bet, upon application to the Archltec mentioned course along other land ment of Kidder, Peabody and even dale herewith and about to beof Xaton-town, County or Monmouth Payrrwnti will bt returned only to coi John H. Cook, Jr., 128 feet S lnchL recorded In the Monmotfth County and State of New jersey. You artractore s submitting bids and up :o the southerly side of River street; was shifted to the Newark of- Cleric'i Oft-let In Freehold. tnato a defendant because It Is &!prompt return d PIUM and specific thence (4) easterly along the southerly fice and named manager in 1957. The a-forcdescrtbed premises arc teged you are OTJB of the oartles hav tlons. side ot River Street & feet to th more commonly, known - as 1M Oakfes Ing a beneficial interest-in the title point or place of BEQINNINO. Avenue, Belford,' New Jersey. which is head by. John R. Kelly, Trus- Bids must be made upon me p\ posa4 forma In the manner dealgnaii Being commonly known and deatg- LEGAL NOTICE The wtthln mortgage is a, first and tee, by virtue ot a deed dated March nued as No. 213 River Btreet, P.« purchase money mortgage, th* conIT- , 1W. , address of the Udder, classification Bank, New Jersey. sideration for which constitute* a part Dated: February B, 19AS work being bid, and prequaliflcalli Nonce «f the purchase price ol the a&ovt de- forma affixed upon the out«ldefai Tha approzimat« amount ot ths iuds- 3-38» 1 Hcrlbtd premises. MORTIMER O. NEWMAN, JR. muat be accompanied by a certlflt ment to bs satisfied by said sals Is SHERIFFS SALE MAKING UP—Alan Bsrgman, tier of Monday night * performance trf "Luther" at th» ' Clerk of Uie Superior Court check or bid bond drawn to the ordi Uie sum ot W.OOO.OO to(ether witU tht SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY TOGETHER with ail and singular thi of Uie Board ol Ed treat Ion lor n January 21, 1DM MONMOUTH COUNTY Oiborne play which chronicles the life of Martin Luther, wa* presented before 1200 wise appMtaJnjDjr, and the reversion oi delivered at the above place on or b- JOSEPH A. BHAJTO, Sher111. Docket No. F »8-M reversions, remainder and remainders, NOTICE fore the hour named. Copies erf t William R. Millw, AUy. PULASKI SAVINaS AND LOAN AB- persons by the Monmouth ArH Foundation. ' " ' " rents/ Issues and profits thereof. ANI prop-Mil form* wtU be furnished Feb. 10, 1?, 24, liar. 3 151.8*1 80CIATZON, A Corporation of the State ALSO all the estate, right, tltlt, inter- application to the Architect-Engine* of Nw Jersey, Httatlff vs: PATRICK est, property, possession, claim and SHERIFF'S SALE R. SCOTTI, St aii, Cefenlants demand whatsoever, as welt In law asSUPERIOR COURT OF >£rV JERSEY No bid may be withdrawn (or a pt NOTICE By virtue <4 a -writ of execution In 3-341 tfce above stated actioQ to roe direct- In equity, of tha UoitgagOT, of, la and CHANCERY DIVISION Hod of forty-five (45) d*y1 « after thi to the same, and ever; part aM par- date set tor tht opening thereof. SHERIFF'S &A1X ed, I abaal expose for sale at publli MONMOtJTH COVNT1T vendue, at the Court Houae In the Poodle Symphony to Perform 19 Workers cel thereof, with the appurtenances, Ttit right Is reserved to reject ai 8CIEBIOR COURT OF NEW JEBSET end also, all materials, equipment, fur- Doeket h'o. P fU«i or all bid* or to viive intormaMty jCIIAWCBRV D1V1SIOI* Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- nishings or other property whatsoever AMKRICAN SAATINOfi ft LOAN AS hi the blddtnK If It is In the Interest MONMOUTH COlNrY moutli, New Jeremy, on Monday the Installed or to be Installed and used SOCIATION OF BLOOM FIELD, N. J. of the Board of Education to do IO. Docket Ho. O 3M8-M 15th day of Uarcb, IMS, at 2 o'clock, in and about the building or buildings a New Jersey corporation, PQiJntlff vs DATED: February IT, 1B©> MONMOUTH LUMBER CORP., "". M. Prevailing Time. At Bayshore Hospital Benefit In Elberon Briw erected or h«e*ft*r to be «r*cted EJIKEBT PARKER and MILDRED By Order of th» body con»**at«, Pltinllll vs.* XRIKS All that certain lot or piece ol upon the lands herein described which PARKER, his wife. AND OTHERS V* Board of Education of the BKKASTIN3 AND EMIUJA SKUAS- around altuate In tbe Borouiui By ELEANOR MARKO are ntcusary to ths complete and com-fendanU Borough of Union Beacb INS, I>e/en4ants led Bank. County of Monmouth and before deciding to get into some- fortable use and occupancy of iuch Monmouth .County, New Jersey State of New Jeney, and being more thing less dangerous. They building or buildings for ths purposes By virtue of a writ of execution In DONALD OfiTRANDBR, Secretary By virtus ot a writ of execution in particularly bounded and described as HOIJMXBL - A iPoodle Sym. Set for Drive tor which they were or are to belh< above stated action to me direct- Feb. 17 $it.: the abore stated action to me direct* allows: phony is tuning up for a bi{trained six poodles Paulette •reeled, Including in part all awning*, ed, I Bha-H expos* for B&.U at public ed, I shall expose [or ssJs at pub* BEGINNING at the nortlKaat ootner vendue, at the Court Houai fn the llc veudue, at !he Court House In the O'Ham Lot Earle show — here and in Hollywood Cherie, Jolle, Pierre, Susette and ELBERON — Mr, and MM. •crtenf, shades, fixtures, and al] heat- NOTICE OF BKHAI.E the Borough of Freehold, County ot C. mi, lighting, ventilating, refrfgeratlof. Borough of Freehold, County of Mon-TO:WUliaim and Haiietta Covert u* nefeet t iro*fromn tanlanda oofi u. ijeianLoni The novelty act starring the Marline, groomed them beautiful- Roy Sager, Red Oaks Dr., co- Incinerating and cooking equipment and mouth, Nw Jersey, on Monday the TO: Whom Blae TWs May Concern Momnoutb, Hew Jersey, on Moodar Mnce (1) East alone Barte Street 50 Appurtenance* thtreto (tht Mortgagor 15th dajr of March, 1565, at 2 o'clock, Please take notice that the Firs' le Slii day ot Itirch, 1965, at [eK to * land of Leonard L. Se trained poodles of Joe and Sallj ly, made them funny, made them P. M. ftr«v&Ulng Time, clodi, P. M. Prevalllof Time. thence (2) South alone land of chairmen of the 1965 Heart Fund hereby declaring Uuit it la Intended Bank of Colonla will sell at pub' All the defendints' right, title and ieely and j**raHM with the line of dance and made them musicians. that the Items herein enumerated shall All the followlnr tract w pracel of auction on Wednesday, Fettruajry 2' Novelle of West Keansburg fea- drive in Elberon have announced be deemed to have been permanently land and the premliM h«relnaJ1er par- i»5 ix 1:15 P.M. M Balontown Trallel intereat, U any, is and to the loliow- shrewtbury Avenue 160 feet to Leon- tures bltck and white FrencI: Usually they tint a pink and blue ticularly described, situate, lying and ird Street; thence 13) West alone aald instated as part ot the realty). SaQes, Inc., Highway 35, Eatonto, foWNSHlP OF MIDDLETOWN, Leonard Btreet SO feet to the South- the' volunteers who are working The approximate amount of the judg- beta* tn th« T«wn«hlp ol Uldrf-letown, New Jersey, one mob*1e home serial poodles which do everythinj poodle for the act. However, for In the County of Momnotth and Statenumber FCADEM411475. Said vehicle IOUNTY OF MONMOUTH, STATS east comer ol said O'Hara lot; thence ment to be satisfied by i*Jd siie Is cf N«r Jersey: F NEW JERSEY*: (4) North atona* the line of eald O'Hara [rom rode V roll dance steps Friday and Saturday's perform- in the area on this year's drive. th* turn of $16,000.00 together with the is the subject of a security. agreement KNOWN and designated as Lot Nolan. d and parallel wttA said Slirem- •oft* of Oil* sale. Being known and designated a* Lot—condlfttonaS sales contract, dated Ap » playing piano, bass drum, cellc ances, Mr. Novelle has decided No. 2 cm map entitled "Morley 'Es- 3 on map entitled "Map of Uncroft bury Avenue 165 feet to the place ol They are: Mrs. Benjamin K»- Dated Jan. IB. 1965 rll 10. 1963 entered Into between Ea-Park Seotlon No. 3, Mlddletown Town- BEO INNING. and harmonica. JOSEPH A SHAFTO, tate* situate Btiford, Mlddletown tontown Trailer Sales, Inc. as seller and not to do this, since the poodles Townriiip, Monmouth County, New WllKam Oovert and Marietta Covert. hip, Monmovttt Co., N. J., dated May BOUNDED wmlwaid br the O'Hara abe, 773 Norwood Ave.; Mw. ChanaJit, Lyncii * Maloney, Jersty, dated April 11, 1S60, made by 19. 1954, Frank E. Mitchell, Bur- Lot noMbetfy by Earie Street east They will be part of the act inhave the long trip to Hollywood John Cardhman 763 AUys. - buyer the said Eatontowo Trallei 'eyor'1, which said map was duly tiled erly by Lot Na 21 and aoutherty b; Feb. Id. IT. 24, Mar. 3 , <83.73 Frederick M. Holler, Surveyor, and Banes, Inc. • having assigned the con- "The French Touch," an original immediately following the per filed In the MoomouUi County Clerk's tract and transferred Ka Interest to th the Office of the "Clerk of" Mon-Leonard Street. The lot hereby Intend Ave.; Mrs. Samuel Le-rinsoii, Office on October 23, 1960 as Map louth County o May 19, 1955, ined to be conveyed Is Lot Na 22 on(reduction being presented by iormances. NOTICE afd mobile home to the Fint Ban! said Seders iot- 1001 Norwood Ave.; Mrs. Daniel PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thdt tbe No. S-G4. of Colonla. The aald William and M» me 38-15. the Holmdel Auxiliary for the BlUeting Account Fund-BOQ, Building Being ommottlT known «od deilg- leitla covert having defauKed under tlt< Being commonly known and dealg- Belng commonly known and desig. The novel act is expected to Jacoby, 886 Red Oaks Dr.; Mrs. •00, Port Uoamouth, New Jersey in- nated ei Na 551'Morley Court, BMfcrd, contract in that ha failed to pev thetated as Ko. 70 Frlscllla Drive, Un- lated as No. 112 Leonanl Street, Red ienefit of the Bayshore Commun- attract many to the benefit play vite* , off ers for the furnishing of com* New Jersey. ^ . Installment called for therein on March :roft, Mlddletown, New Jemiy. Bank, New Jersey. Melvin Friend, 6316 Eaton Ave.; put* linen deanta* MrvJe-i. Interested Hie approximate amount of the Judg- 5, 1964 whereupon the said vehicle The approximate amount of the judg-; The approximate amount of the JvdeT" ity Hospital, Friday and Satur which also has a cast of doctors persona may ask for Invitation No. Lment to be saiia-fliri by said isJe is ram repossessed. Ttte present unpaid ment to be satisfied by said sale h mcnl to be sallslfed by aali sale is lay, at 8 p.m. in the Holmdel Mrs. Richard Cummings, Cum- ClosM February 36, 1W5. the sum of tlfl,O».00 toiMhtr with the talance Is £7.606.75 plus repossessing the sum of K.500.O0 toiethir with tht Ue sum of 111,000.00 together with the in it. While the canines are pros mings Ave.; Mrs. Albert Johns, cost* ot this »aie. .dd resale costs. costs of this sale. Mts of this sale. CALVIN R. SERVTS Dated January 28, 1&6& iUage School, and have scored rave reviews in 2nd Lt, ACC Dated Feb. 5. IMS FIRST BANK OF COLOOTA Dated Jan. 20, IMS 862 Woodgate Ave.; Mrs, A. R. JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, tteriff. JOSEPH A. 8HAFTO, Sheriff, JOSEPH A. SHAFTO, Bhertff. Mr. and Mrs. Novelle wew Variety in their lone list of per- CurtodIan, BUtetlng C WALTER KENNEDY, JR. fllllam R. Miller, Atly. Hitman, 977 Woodgaite Ave.; Account Fund-BOQ Rospond A Rospond, AUys. Assistant Vice President ibramoff & Apy, Attys. ligh wire artists in show business ~ " 17. U, March 3, 10 I42.J2 'et>. 10. 17, 24, March 3 $40.41 eb. 17. 24. March 3, 10 152.44 formances at the Fontainebleu, Mrs. Samuel Teicher, 235 High- m>. », w, IT Feb. 17 17.61 Mocambo, Beverly Hills Coun- and Ave.; Mrs. Charles Hoff-. 1EGAL NOTICE- LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOnCE- EGAL NOTICE- *-LEGAL NOTICE •— try Club, Moulin Rouge, Ever- man, Lincoln Ct.; Mrs. L. J. glades, Bocaraton and Palm Wenning, 1 Royal PI.; Mrs. R. Appropr.ated Beach Hotel, there will be no NOTIVB Toltl Binder, 288 park Terr,; Mrs. 1W4 forl9MBy for 1964 As professional jealousy — it's allTheodore Jay, 1 Garfield Terr.; ' . LOCAL MCNICITAI. BDDOET Emerrencr Modified By for a good cause. Lotal BadiK at lb« Banurt of Sirewsdary, Be«»ty ef MmmeDth (er Ike II seal ytar IMS. lor 196B (or 1W4 KesoTutlon All Transfers or Charied Mrs. A. B. Mlndnick, 6 Garfield Director of the play, "The Terr.; Mrs. Ronald TV Lewis, 303 It la hereby certified that the budget annexed bersto and hereby made a part hereof ta a true copy ot thi Oilier Expenses 12,134.00 U.834.00 13,434.00 13,40007 tudgrt approved by resolution ot the governing body on the 2nd day of February, 19SJ. Flrit Aid OrgSnlaUon—Contribution . I.OOCOd 500.00 60O.00 SO0.0O French Touch," is Janet Ens, Park Ave.; Mrs. trvitig; Teieher, I JEAN W. FABRY.-Clerk Municipal Court assisted by Robert Clark, who Certified by. m« • ^ - Shrewsbury, New Jersey Salaries and Wa|es 8,700.00 1,100.00 5,100.00 4,750.00 J50.00 1 Van Court Ave.; Mrs. Bernard This 2nd day of Frtruary. TM&. 741-4200 Other1 Expenses .—. 83J.00 (92.00 S52.0O 5S1IJ M.B' also is directing the lighting. Shapiro, 928 Elberon Ave:; Mrs. ' Inspection at Buildin(S It it hereby certified that the aoprovad budget annexed hereto and hereby made a part hereof is an exact 300.00 16408 Scenery design is by Holmdel Bernard Cohen, 959 Elberon eo*>y of the original on Ills with the clerk of*the governing body, that all addKione are correct and that all state- Other Expenses 300.00 Civil Defense and Disaster Control artist Darrel E. Smith. ment! contained herein are to nroor. 1,100.00 2,000 00 2,500.'M 3.414.07 Ave.; and Mrs. Monroe Lewis, JOSEPH X. SEAMAN. Registered Municipal Accountant Other Expenses _—__-« Vicki Frederick, 15 year-old Certlfltd by me Perth Amber. New Jersey BTREETS AND ROADS: Nonrood Ave. This 2nd day of February, 1955. HI 2-2S28 Road Repairs and Maintenance daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Salaries and Wages ir,4M.0O 17,460.00 17,450.00 16.SK113 Other Expenses . 29,500.00 -a.s7o.oo 2S.I7O.0O 25,792.61 Frederick of Mlddletown, utoo IX>CAL BCDOBT NOTICE Construction. Reconstruction, Repairs and Dr. Barry Grabetle and Mrs. Section 1. ! Maintenance with State Aid by Formula ~ 2,900.00 3,000.00 3.600OO has ixen gathering titles includ- Street LiXt~tint Grabelle, Dr. Michele Christofaro, Uoeal Budget of the Borouth of Shrewabury, County of Monmouth for the flecal year 1965. «,0OO.00 4,eoi.oi 1,392.89 ing third place as Miss High Be It Resolved, that tie following statement! nf revenues and appropriations shall constitute the local budge' Other Expenses T,000.O) COOO.OO Sdiool of America, also will per-Dr. Myra Zinke and Dr. Rich- for the year 1965. . Drainage 4.SS5.0O 4,718.90 160.10 Other Expenses . 5,885.00 form. /V student of dance of Leah ard Small. B« It Further Resolved*, that said budfrt bs published In Thi Kid Bank KeHster In the Issue of February SANITATION: Garbage and Trash Removal Mauer, Miss Frederick will per- Louis Tontl has the comedy role The govarnlni body of the Borough of Shrewibury does h|rel>y anprovs Uli following as ths budget for thi «,7«S.0« 1I.7S3.37 Other Expenses ...T form an adagio with Wayne Pol- of the French waiter. One of the Regional Sewsr Btudy 1,020.00 SADKOWBK I N N Other Expenses , 2,000.00 2,000.00 lack, Jr., New Shrewsbury. Mrs.big scenes will be the finale: Ay..: Sr JIEALTII AND WELFARE: Mauer is choreographer for the • SHARRISOr N Absent: ZAOER Board of HeJ.'th 3,340 0O 3,283.00 "The Night They Invented Cham- SCHI8SLER SUarles and Wa^ei , > 3,3(0 00 3.MO.0O 1,000.00 1,000,00 360.92 benefit production. pagne." • Notice Is hereby given that the budget and tax resolution w»» approved by ttte Borough Council of thi Other Expenses l.ooo.oo 1,2*5.00 1.2«5.O0 Borough of Shrewsbury. County of Monmouth, on February J. 1985. Senlces «t Visltlni Nurse—Contractual _ 1,2S5,M Other performers will be Mike . . iAJl%lfft,™l.1*L!l™"t*1 luld •" " will be held at Shrewsbury Borouth School, on March 2. lMi, al RECREATION AND EDUCATION: 1.400.00 Working on the scenery are, • o'clock (P.M.), at which time and place objections to said budget and tax resolution lor ths year 1895 may be Par)u and Playgrounds Ward, Mrs. Samuel Cavallaro, Mrs. Georgia Kaminski, Mrs. presented by taxpayers or other Interested persona. ' Robert R. QraJiam Athletic Field 900 00 roa.oo S00.0O 515.00 Mrs. Richard Swanson, Mrs. Howard H. Reinhold, Mrs. Jackie Salaries »nd Wages . j.ooo.oo 3,000.00 1.MT.43 1.082.S KXFLANATOKF STATEMEOT other "Expenses . 3.000.O0 James Garrigan and Mrs. Robert Trimble and Mrs. Jack Sml*. SUMMARY OT CtTRRUJT FUND SECTION OF APPROVED BUDGET Celebration o! Public Event, Breedlove, a former show busi- GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR: Year 1965 Year 1964 Anniversary or Holiday 1.5O0.00 3,7»00 3.T39.41 Music will be by Les Kennedy Municipal purposes .. 24S.6SS.00 234,141.00 Other Expenses . ness performer who will sing of Hatlet. Accordionist will be Renrvs for Uncollected Taxes— Aid to Privately Owned Library J,2TS.0O 3,275.00 X23S.39 I Bsaed.on Estimated 94 Percent of Tax Collections-. Salaries and Wages 2,6(8 00 2,725.00 J.877.57 'I Love Paris." Miss Mary Handle, also of Haz- —, 40,S»4.8S 99,144.06 Other Ixpenses 2.934.00 2,725.00 Also, Mrs. Stanley Kaminski, let. 4 TOTAL GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS 217,673.85 273,289.06 M.OX.JJ TOTAL OPERATIONS (Item «(A> ) -.!**£<» W0M.M »,MftW Mrs. Mario Crupi, Mrs. Arthur Members of the Holmdtl Auxil- Villarosn, Mrs. Patric Cruise, I Lew: Anticipated Revenues Other Than Current prop- 1,500.00 1,500.00 l.BOO.OO erty Tax (I.e. Burolus. Mlscellanaous Revenues (B> Csxthvent Mrs. Frank Dean, Mrs. Russel iary, In place of their meeting and R*cs!ptj from Delinquent Taxes) . 151.(00.00 148,106.50 TOTAL OPERATION8 Mallalieu, Mrs. Edward Bucina omorrow, will help with the final 528.4S1.00 2M.514.I1O 3,600.00 Z»,2»4.00 *. Difference: Amount to be Raised by Taxes for Support INCLUDINO C0NTD)I(H»T and Mrs. Joseph Rimkus as can- •at Municipal Budget (aa followa): details of costumes and stage (*) Local Tax tor Municipal Purposes can girls. . settings. Mrs. Walter Smale Is Including Reserve for Uncollected Taxes— Detail: U,88S.D0 1.B1J.17 13J,ms5 124,(78.86 Salaries and Wages 07,991.00 Sl,6S5.0O S9,er The doctors performing will be OLher Expenses (Including Contingent) . 130,470.00 128,829.00 l.tOO.09. 133.37B.00 12S.9ia.41 7,400.59 .resident and Mrs. Anthony Jack- (O Capital Imorovemewts Dr. Harry Poppick, Dr. Morton SUMMARY OF 1N4 APPROPRIATIONS ~"~~ Capital Improvement Fund I.O0O.O0 Seligman, Dr. Howard C. Pieper, ipino, vice president, * AND CANCELED EXPIANATION OF APPROPRIATIONS FOB General "OTHER EXPENSES" TOTAL CAPrrAL mPROVBMZNTS _ -LEGAL NOTICE Budget -LEGAL NOTICE---- Budget Approprlatloni. •Adopte„___d Buflgtt „.. 273.2S5.M Tit amounts appropriated under the title or "Other CKRTAIN Bmergency Appropriation* „. 1,500.00 Bxpenaea" are for operating costs other than "Salarlei (E) Deferrod Charses .«ad St-atutv-r and Wages." Kmendlturrs—Jfunttlpal TOTAL APPROPRIATION! - 376.7S5.06 Some ot the Items Included In "Other Expenses" are- (1) DEFERRED CHARGED; Material, supplies and nonbondable equipment. •Emergence Authorlxatlons .._;.._ Repairs and maintenance of buildings, equipment, Deferred Charges to Future Tuatlon— .EXPENDITURES: roads, etc Not Bonded — S.OOO.OO 5,000.00 5,000.00 rf tS Borough « N«« Shrewsbury he and the same ar. hereby Iix.4 In Us Paid or Charged (Including Reserve for Contrsctual services for garbage and trash removal, Purchase tf Fire Apparatus ollOTlnj amounts, eitectlve as o( January 1, 1065. UncoKtcted Taxei) ... „. .. 387 020 73 fire hydrant service, aid to volunteer fire com- (2) STATUTORY EXPENDITURES: » 400.00 Reserve^ „ panies, etc. Contribution to: i.n Printing and advertising, utility services. Inaurs Public Employee*' Retlrtmenl system ». 1,200.00 1,191.00 1,191.00 1,1*1.00 Borough Treasurer, per month TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND and manv other Items csientlal (o the service Social Security Bystem (O.A.8.1.) 9,006.00 3,000.05 I.700.05 I,2J2.S« 417.41 BoroueBh h ClerClerkk, per montmonthh UNEXPENDED BALANCES CANCELED 376.785.0S 370.00 rendered by municipal government. Consolidated Police and Firemen's gecretary, r*r month ...- ••- - 575.00 Pension Fund r —— Soroush Tax Collector, per mouth _ Police and Firemen's. Retirement Deputy Tax Collector, per month 4 SO.00 Bystem of N. J — —— 3,500,82 1,458.15 3.46S.19 3.4HS.15 Magistrate, per month — -• -— - -• 320.00 CPEBBWT FDNP—AKTtCIPATBP REVE.VUEH Pension (n.B.43:SB-l to R.8.43:SB-8) 606.18 609. IB 509.10 'lerk of Municipal Court, Per month — —- 329.00 BUDerlnu-itdent of Highways and Sanitation, per month . GENERAL REVENUES Realized TOTAL DEFERRED CHARGEB AND Senior Clerk, per month 340.00 Anticipated In Cash STATUTORY EXPENDITURES- General Clerk, per montn — 1965 IM( in 1*K( MUNICIPAL 17,238.00 13.4J7.00 12,377.00 11,1)25.43 451.57 S. Surplus Anticipated ... 89,000.00 85,000 00 Item-typist, per month ••-•-•• -— - -•-=; 8S.0O0.OO part-tim?arl-tlme Clerk,.per hliou. r of actual duty ..— -..- - - .}.» S. MlscellaBeoDS Revenues i 3ecretary of Planning ...._,.. Licenses: (H) Total Gfn»ral Appropriation lor Secretarecretary ofl ZoninPUnnlng Boardj Board, pe, per rmont month h 15.00 Alcoholic Beveragei „.—_ ^^. Munlcloal Puriwtvs IH*mB ft (A) la Secretary o( Board o( Health, D*r- month ..._ _ — -..- -.« 40.00 1,300.00 1,500.00 1,620.00 (O), InclDlWel 24«,M9.00 234,141.00 3,500.00 237,041.00 227,170.07 9.191.3.1 Ktftith Inspector, per mmith ,.- - - -- Other „_. . 800.00 ien State Road Aid, Formula Fund . 1.100.00 825.00 tel(are Director, per month - •-..-•••• 2.3M.O0 5.3D0.O0 2.300.00 ( Interest and Co&i on Taxei ., _ 2.500.00 2,500.00 783S 7>JL»t..» n.,i+am "A' bur month fdurltiK actual monthi K>f dutv...... 90.00 Bus Receipts Tales „ „ (I,) Subtotal Oeirral Appropriations J.SOttOO 23T,Stl.0O 227,876.97 9,184.33 Pranchls* Taxes _.._, . „ „ 500.00 500.00 613.27 (Items (B) and IK)) - 24«,M>.00 334.141.00 21.500.00 21.000.00 57,301.27 , 10 ..months) ...*•— - - - 110.00 Cross Receipta Taxes '...",'.[ 13,500.00 13,000.00 11,042.67 S.20 39,144.06 39,144.1M l«n«ral Laborers, 1st class, per hour TOTAL MffiCELLANEOUS REVENUES . (M) Reserve for CacoUected Tuet Seneral Laborer*. 2nd class, per hour - 1.96 t?, 151.400.00 •atrojman, 2nd clan, per month - 148.806.50 159.Mt.B3 1 'atrolman, -3rd tiais. per month ...... J — — - •- 460.00 BDICATION BTRIDEK-N.J.B. 40A: 4-3S 'TO. dedicated revenues "tlelnattd durjne the "Jf 1«M from Do« *atn>lman, probationary, per .month -•-—••- ••-•—— 441.00 Icemes are herebv antlcloated as revenue and are hereby appropriated for the purposes to wMca saU revenuj iDcclaJ Police ftiithorlzod regular full time nutv. r«r montn 540.00 dedicated by statute or other legal requirement" * 'm , _ Section 1 The compensation or the following officers of the Borough or lew Shrewsbury to and the same art hereby fixed or determined ai followg, . 138.2TJ.S! 12(,478.M APrg VDEt TO BUDOET OTATEMEOT ffective uol January 1, 1065- '••-«*« COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CtBHKNT FUND trough Attorney per annum —- —- 12,700.00 and such other romoensatlnn for special services sj may be re* 136,273.85 1J4,47».M 139.M3.47 CUBBENT FUND BALANCE SHEET quired by the Borough, pavablo unon bills duly -prevented. DECEUBEB 31. 1964 Year 1964 Year 196] Sutldlng Inspector ~ Such compensation as Is equivalent to an amount T, TsUI Geaeml Bevesues . Surplus Balance January 1st . ... llS.n2.09 130,226.81 based uwon the fees received for each buHdln* permit or certificate M7,«;3.!5 J73.5S5M CURRENT REVENUE of Occuoancv luaiied pursuant to the Bulldlnd Code for new con- ASSETS ON A CASH BASIS: struction, alteration, demolition, or relocation, said compenss-tfon Current Taxes to be determined AS follows: For each auch permit other than for I • (Percentage collected: 1 ,sh and Investments _ . 201,893.51 .„. SH,988.9O 619,918.21 permit* fsnuwl for mmmerclaf btiWrftas ". when the f*« collected FUKP —AFPBOPBIATIOX eceivsibles with Offsetting Reserves: 1964 95«. 1083 Bill) .. amounts tn tlG.OO or more — the sum of SI5.00: for each such per- Appropriated Expended 1D64 Taxes Receivable *. _ 30,763.46 Delinquent Taxes 30.4O2.56 25,470. BO mit fftsuod where the fee collected Is lets than $15.00. tht rmtlrs Tntal Tu Title Ll.n. Receivable 2,345.74 Other Revenue and Additions ..... 7S,9a(.O5 82,914.63 amount collected ;for each nermlt Issued for a commercial building; for 1964 By for 1 Mi Al Oth«r Receivables 25.000.00 to Income the Bui Win mtl«s ...,_..:.' 84.45J.3O Tax Amounts) be pald.ss compensation % of tha amount or the total fee. Other Expeniei Other JMpendlturei •nd 1,800.00 1,»00 00 1,100.00 1,800.00 .eserves for Receivables ^_ 59,000.20 ZU.WO.OO rablnjr Inspector — Such amount as is equivalent to the fees re- _U«i»ment ol Taxei ur»lu« 110,067.21 Deductions fnmi Income c«lV*d pursuant io Paragraphs (<]), (e) and (O oT Section 4 of an BilaHtf inil Watpt 2,600.00 2.*X100 2,600 00 5,800.00 ordinance establishing at Plumbing code; adopted December 31, Other Expemei ..._, .„_._ _ 400.00 (00,00 TOTAL IXPENDITUIUBS AMD 1054 and Sect Inn 2 of an ordinance regulating septic tanks, Colieeilcm ol Tax(>i mot • 109.B&, TOTAL L1ABILITIBS, RESBRVKS ~ TAX REqUIREMENTS 752,078.49 746,358.16 AND BURPLUS M4,4(B.71 adorned Jiin? 29. li)M. btlntt nrrtinancei oi the Board ot Health 8*Jwle« and WLffi 8,100.00 4,MO.O0 4,000.00 4,900.00 or the Bormigli or New Shrewsbury, Other Expcnsei .... „ l.MO.OO 1,000.00 900,00 inglneer — per annum -.-•*,..,. - j.,.-*;ia.«w..«. ..4| 800.(10 LIEKI Strvlui and Coiti 828 39 Leis: Bxpendltures to b« Raised wr ty Future Taxes - -.. 3,600.00 Plus such percentage of cost ol elihstructlon under road and / ularlH and WKI«I __._, 1,280.00 1,29000 1,250.00 <% 3,007,50 243.50 dralnam construction and reconstruction contracts ,as the Mayor Other Kxpeniet --«--_,„_»„-.„_„ 3.000.00 3.500 00 2,000.00 l,«42.2e 357.71 School Tar Levy Unpaid 177,600.00 and Borough Council rnav fix for each such contract. Flunlnc Board TOTAt. ADIUBTED' Beet Ion 3. Should any section, part or provision of this ordinance be held Other JBipenie-i: Less: School Tu Deferred 190,000.00 EXraNDITUREg AND TAX RlqUlRBMEHTB 718.678.49 748,358.16 mconslUutlonal nr InvalM. such decision shall not affect the validity of tttfi Muter Plftnnere Fee ,..__ ..._..„ 1,563.00 1.5*300 l,S«3.0O 1.5«3<9 .51 •Balanci r*K»lu psni ; 000.00 MO.OO • MO.OO S13.7I 187.27 Ltton of empIoyM« and officers of the Borough heretofore Mowed are hereby xpenses 1,500,00 1,300.00 1,300.00 l,08t.00 311.00 5 Thli ordlnanca , 300.00 0F4»WI)"IIIIK OF CURRKNT FUND 3.0CO.00 », 300.00 2.4K.B1 I47.lt SDjlPLUS IN IMS BVDOET * J O0>ar Xnsurases premiums 6.700.00 J.10O.00 3,500.00 7,200.00 7,114.31 15» •eiular meeting of the Mayor and CAuiclI of the Horoufcb tit New Shrewsbury KIBUC tAtTTY: •srplua Balance Dectmter 31, 1M4 , - . 110 Bff7 21 i«T(l on Fobniatj 4, 1MB, and said Ordinance will be further oontftftred for Titt i Current Surolus Anticipated Inil pajsDjtB At A regular meeting of said rovemfnr bony to be held ok (aiarlss and Wtn W.00 Other Sxpsnsca: MO.00 7W.0A "III Mt Budget •5 MO 00 larch 4, 1MB. aft | P M at Uie flycatnorft Schnol. Kew Shrewsbury, Nft# tsay, ml[ eri whlCfuttCd ruU s artf placs all pmom deslrlcg to be bizrd Uitma , tin Hydnmt Btrrlct 5,200.(10 B.2O0.W) 4.14O.M l.OSO.OO Balance Remalnlnf .- 25067 21 " °t * l Apl^rtunHy, ; ItUMUunui OOisr lipinui B.400^0 5,700.00 M*1! AM la VolunUar r 4,600.00 >t,t ifinBMB I. RKBD ' 1 amoo Boroufh citric , GETS AWAIfD—7 W*tt«tr. J. Ca$e.,l8T>t »up«rvi«or •+ -;. Johnson and Johnson's adhesive producti mill a* New ; Bfljniwick, it shown1 receiving' J250 check from Jamas 'LOOK AT HIM' Sncr/ySABs ao Mfm oowt EVEN USE A CANS!* E Burke, the firW* «xecutive vicepreildant, right. WiHi . ' •H-wn i« Herbort.S^ holier, vice preiident of engineer- MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY ing. The check irldWin'stt-ifaed;ring-cited Mr. Cat* for 5 Honored At Fort achievemen+1 on ths *upwvisory level. He and hi* wife, FORT MONMOUTH — Five of. major were Lt. Col. Jack J fh9 formor ljnda Ann Colio of RumsOn, end their two ficers and enltsted men were Hanley, 6 Mulberry La., New children live at 19 Albert St.. River Plaza. He wa* named honored in ceremonies here re- Shrewsbury, executive officer of assistant co-ordmatet *t the plant fait October and is cently. Promotions wers an- the Signal Center and School'i responsible for scheduling in the finiihing area of Hie nounced for two officers Troop Command,'and Lt Col SPC Robert F. Wharton, 321 Edward N. Tucker, post engineer piaster mill. , ' Subic ta, Eatontown, weapons training sergeant of the Army Signal School's Troop Command, was awarded the StUer Star 3M> viser in Viet Nam. )( He was cited for saving the life of a U.S. Army captain, wounded by ejiemy act.on during .*Forces ir ^fMt "• '',' . " STEVE ROPER 1 camp near (Juang Ngai Province MOAt'-THERE HE last Augbst OUR PRACTICAL JOKER I iSA-TIEPTOA ABOUND HIM WHILE HAS PROBA8LY CLEARED \ZL. CHAIR/ X3U CUT THE CORDS Sgt "A/hartan received the OUT By UCW, JOE/ OHMS- Brpnze:^tat in'edal last/Novem- -BUT- ber for his service in Viet Nam, 4IP4 Casper Latimer, lte Mit- chell Dr., and SPC Maurice B Johnson, 72 Mitchell Dr., both Eatontown, received the Army Commendation Medal. SP4 Latimer, a member of the 595th Signa! Company, was hon- ored for meritorious service while assigned to the Military Assis- tance Advisory Group in Viet

Sgt. Johnson, astjident in tiie: Signal School, was, honored 'foi meritorious service while assigned NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW to the 15th Medical betachment (Helicopter Ambulance) in Ger- Charles S. Presley RusieU C. Cobb EstcUe S. Applegate WHMEVER IT 16 T BUT, MA'AM-I many from 1961 to last Novem- VOURE SEWING, f AM HERB TO Three Monmouth County resi-j Russell C Cobb, 70 Green the electnc 'utility's Werner Gen- ber, •••-..':•. Grove Ave., Keyport) "marked 135 erating'Station, South Amboy. wouLPNrse I oivei • Capt. Joseph E. yeroBllo^e, 1514 dents recently observed anniver- saries of service with Jersey Cen- years with, the company Feb." 5. ,J}iss |^#e S. Applegate, 170 Rustic Dr., Oakhursy who" has K«is;:a switjMxw[r\A mrt$tlit mpJetecl Mr been assigned to Korea', reC8i,fS4 tral Power. andiUght'>'.Cx>rw«Y»W is a stenbgi" icate of Achievertle'.^'for-'put' Mi J,Jvp tusiness «ff' standing service as .radio* instruc- Two Receive" Army fice. Charles F, Presley, 472 West tor at the Signal School; fronj FORT MONMOUTH - Depart- technician in the Financial Man- : February, 1963 to last month; St., Long Branch, passed the 25- ment of the Army certificates of agement Agency* .was honored year mark Feb. 8, He Is a me- Capt. George ft. Whitley, Ruth service were presented' to two for* 40 years'"serylce^A^ retired; PI., Eatontowii, an instructor in J ter serviceman with haadquar- long-time civil service employees AircFor«e majoi, Jie s»rved. in ters in AUejAurst, ' •'.";-.. the technical division, Depart- at ceremonies here recentlyl tM lirflitary '2JfycaWafta ln.tjie ment of Command Communica- Gen. Frank W.'Mooranaiii com- civiir service, ,'ttie:;7jHs|riT years. tions, was named "Oiit^taiiding Mar Rednai was'h6iibT«iolBr Unit instructor" at Hie Signal School.- manding general of ttie JJ. S, Ar- He was recortwienaed; for'jthe my Electrodes '^orijnjind,'pre- 30 years' service! "Shi began ¥e'r Booth award by the sorlbolj^tnstr^ction- sented the certificate/io Clifford civil service career as s&nior su- By ALLEN SAUNbERS and KEN ERNST pervising attorney --with^'tHS fp^J - St. Cathefi; MARY WORTH al Methods Division. '' ' M. Alexander, ^C'Gtand Ave;, ine's Rosary .and Altar Society Long Branch, and Mrs. Eva H. Home Owners. Loan Corpora- r 'B/E,TH£N!...ANCt Promoted frOm'the rahfc of tion, Newark, and served with is iriakhig plans for a children's Redd-Reina. lli.Delacey Ave., game booth, for. St. Gabriel's fi- UKl I 5AID—I North Plainfield. the Works Projects .Administra- AUNT SKKE!"t KNOW I SEE HOW I jVrMi. esta to- be held in August: This Funeral Men Alexander1 a management tion, the Office of Dependencies *«UVE NEVER trr WOKWWUM^jSr Benefits, and with the Depart- came iat a meeting Feb. h in HUGH EVEN «ISPE« "A fHIUKOPHER, Dine at Bahrs' ment of the Army at Camp Kil- the. home' ftf Mrs; F.fank Graf, -WWBE VDU DONT ADMIT ] MK? Laser Breaktlirough mer before accepting as.signine.nt 35-rioHanaRd: IT TO YOORSttFl-AND * MACIAREN! HIGHLANDS -^ A dinner meet- here in 1955. Mrs.' John Eggleston is proj- ing of the Monmouth and Ocean Achieved at Fort UFE, I O)E»! ect . chairman, assisted by Mrs. - County Funeral Directors' Asso- FORT MONMOUTH - A major Sljwatote Trenlajcoste.: •- : breakthrough in Jasefwaittiijii- ciation' was fiel3 Wednesday eve- H<% Name Sets At the next meeting, March 11 ning at Bahrs' Landing, with Wll- cations has been achieved by us- ing a singlejpSneil-th'iii.ll^ft-beim in thS'lionfe"•#' Mcs. Herbert" Him H." Posten', .'jK^Mnd ^Imej Marieh BjreaMast Dietrich, 'Everest Rd,, plans will Gawler, of j ^ tp relay sipjuljaneqijsly, the,.,sig- nals received from ,a.H seven, of be made "for'^a' bus trip to a as hosts'for -the evening." Communion breakfast of St. An- shrine or retreat and for a card, James A, pay,, Sr., of. Key- the television 'channels 'broadcast from New York's Empire Jjtate thony's Holy Name Society will party inth* near future. ' port isf "president. H. Laurence be"held..in the church! ^11"on Scot*. ~Jt, .oJ 'BeHord gave the Building, the U.S.' Army'an- t nounced today. ".'.' ';, ,",„, .; ... Bridge Ave., Sunday, March M. When you are preparing that opening prayer; ^flHam 9. Frte- Members will' receive -at th^ 8 By £££ fi4U? man, Freeji^M. secretary-treas- The achievement is viewed as great- dish,-.-homemade- corned THE PHANTOM urer, submitted his reports. a significant step toward realiz- a.m. mass. beef hash, be sure to cut the Dominic Trodhia, president of squares of-boiled potatoes and ANam/zuxxour srors -d/KP Z»g -J^P ONBS'caVEAT THEINTRUDERFROM All SIDES/ Eari'M. Van'Horn,'2d, of Earn- ing the potential of lasers to re- , BAD ONES C lieve overcrowded portions of the the.\society, 'has: apjibinted. ihe ted corned beef the same. KNIFE CACHES THEGROUNP, THE bertffville;. and Silvio J.. Failla, following committee: Emilio Size.' .-:;-.:-. .,-.- Hoboken, president and ' see'rei radio spectrum and' provide,, a ST££l far RCACHES HIS JAW"/ needed enlargement'of communt- Grilli, chairman; Joseph Taleri- tary,, respectively, of the N. J. co, Samuel Carotenuto, Fred The Alaska earthquake of 1964 State Funeral Directors'. Associ- cations capabilities for both gen- 1 was the strongest to shake North ation,' spoke. Df.' Cl MalcblrJi.B . eral and military use. Mazzucca, William Setaro and Herman Chieffalo. America since 1899. ' Gilman of Colts Neck, newly-ap- The seyen-charinel television; "re- pointed county.physician and an lay is being carried out at the honorary member of the" assotii' Army Electronics Comjn^nd's 1 atlOn,..was a.gu.esj, . i Laboratories here, over newly ide- "ASTRO-GUIDE By Ceean The next meeting will be held veloped modulation-demodulation For Thursday,'February 1-8-' Wednesday, , Match. 10,,., with equipment developed under con- James T. Buckley of Asbury tract by Texas Instruments, Inc., Present—For You and of Dallas, Tex. ..The, .Electronic^ Park: as host.-foc.-the evening. Yours • •. Take care not to give : '.Others'attending wire JohjiF, Command is a major element of others the idea that you have a Condon, ,;AtIantio Highlands; >:H. the Army Materiel Command. high and mighty attitude": A'lit-: tawertce Scott, - Sr., Beifonl; Herbert L. Mette.- of Neptune, tie humility will go much farthei By QEQBGG SIXTA Mrs. Ann M."" Juska, Long in getting what you want. Avpit . - : and Mrs. Claire E. Burke of Key- Branch; Howard; t. Ely, Ed- port, project engineers for the speculative ventures for the nio 5: ward Jackson and Richard Hoi- Solid State and Frequency Con- ment or you could wind ur BUT I CAM losing what you already have PLEAD WITH FOR SECOND del, Astoury. Ptirkf Melviri S. trol Division',' say ttie demonstra MY EYES. Burdge, Mahasqiiart; Leroy F. tions are a highly promising step Join forces with a congenia King, Point, Pleasant;;W.; Payid toward a practical1 means for group and*enjoy;vxe;lj(xtq{,*;:'-- DeRoche, Lakewpod; Marvin Si realizing the. extremely high in- everiihg. '." . ....'".--..'.: '- ' 1 :'i': Campbell, Tonis Riveri, Uijrrji C. 1 ^prination-bearing capacity of las F. Worden, Red 'Bank; WiCahel et beams. ..1 '•;', Past.-. On February 18,1927, Tamburro, Keansburg, and Wal- Future • . • If a proposed ex- ter Johnson, Wall TownsHlp.' Vincent Massey, the first Cana- change between educational film SPEAKER dian Minister to the United producers goes' through, school FORT MONMOUTH - Be- States, was received by President children-in the United States cause he is a Mason and a sat- may be learning from the Rus- New Manager, ellite communicator, Lt. Comdr. Coolidge in a ceremony empha- sians,, anff Vice, versa. Subjects E. Irviri Lissy, USN, of the U. S. sizing closer relations between would cover from science to folk For Nauvoo Athiy Satellite Communications the two nations. dances. SEA BRIGHJ1. -t Newly named (SATCOM) Agency, - wound-up sales manager for Nauvoo Ma- as a featured speaker ori ''two rina, Ocean Ave., li Co!. (Ret). consecutive nlgtjta this weet;: • TJw Day Under Your Sign By ED DODD Harvey S: Leeds •*>{:.:l94rWnale •."On Monday night, he addressed MARK TRAIL ARIES (Dora W.cch 21 VAprM I?) LIBRA (Stpt 23 to Oct. 22J. Pond Rd., Eatootown, . f , Oceaa Grove IvOdgej whith'.'.in- It our ttW« KHn* .doing, byt yem esn Homing; matttri »r*'iind*r ttn^i in tto «rfai>t yourself lo a «w situatibii.- Libri chart. A ehant« may be ft«es»nr. BUT SCOTTV, ':;fiol. Leeds,'whoIMiwftl flteWaii- cludes Masons from the Ocean TAURUS (April 30 to M.y »] PLEASE DONT GO TO / T «09T... I yoo staff in December, Ms'been SCORPIO [Orf. 23 *• Nor. JIJ- Grove:Neptune Area. The follow Voti tend to t6olc'.^2cl(wiru*.ini(eatl gf You feet reltidit. *o& In tht mood far THAT PANCE... speoialiiing In the' sale of Owens ing night he spoke to hfs own ehearf, and you can learn frbm the l«sl,' eomraiiy. Invite son\eone over for : ttrtainm-tnt. " *• L , PAT .. -Flagship_.and Sea Sklfl..poiver Asbury Park Lodge. At- both 6EMINI (Mjy ft to Ju-W if) cruisers. HeTiaa extensive experi- meetings he described the SAT- Even if you tanVretch yopp gotU you SAS1TTARIUS (Nor. 22 to DK. Ill ence in. boatiog throughout COM Agency's participatfpn. In un come mighty cbM to it today. A lillle mor« fufrh ^diKrcetlr, ol Cflu^MJ VES, ITS the world, Including boat con- CANCER (JiM«^22:to JutV'i^ A SHAME Project SYNCOM and showed a If xw-.fw T-wtU^ yo« wiU-Wqart* struction In areas of the Far film, "The Story''of SYfoCOM m*n7 itdurt 01 fru*tra,Hott ana discontent. Wall rn.il *u ab» ilwm. TO GO East. «notion«l to ajulyxe the iitt INSIDE/ HI." LEO (July U.tJ&i UK, "' AQUARIUS IJ.H..1I (o F*.• 1*1. He retired from the U. S. Ar- Tale » long journey vt» an interesting You f«l Imntlled ulikftht (nXln- my in 1962. Pennsylvania-pntcfi; style ^With new txx4c Out h*% just bB Ihajaj with a result getting Daily Reg- dry or prepared mustard, elder ister Classified ad. vineaar and water. Tbe AJC took thf poaUton la 1HE DAILY REGISTER its testimony tint la..prUn»ry Feb. 17, 1965 PAILY CROSSWORD AJC Swipports ooncero centered oo *• Bffl'i ACB068 Damn IA An t&nadbcy 'cWJd benefit" upectc, pcrtiai- Honored for1 Army ortyj* , torOon- Education Rill Uriy "«te ipecM tttocatton- BUiW SL Exist euisH m a.1 need* of dtildrea U» low fa. Service in Viet Nam to heir Occipital WEST DEAL - In testimony recently submitted to the Howe «. Decree protubec- whew The AJC,. a ptooeer buafi) re> FORT MONMOUTH — Capt 10. Cook's umi of Representatives in Waafrlnf- Caabjr Harrison, Jr., 23 Vaugh 8.OomprcM MlDii P.KE httou agepey in tH» cowrlry, garment •re ton, the American JewiA Com- Ct, was honored at ceremonies S3. Maturing; 4. Point of mittee gave its,support aad en- combats Weary, proteehi th« here recently for meritorious ax cheese view stored civil and religious rights^* Jewi, S3. line dorsement to the Federal Educa- achievement in aerial support o 13. Suspicious: 6. Pigeon pet Uta Bill, and particularly to the and advance* tlM oaose of hu- •L 6. Fencer's StDlvisiott Aunrai man rights for til. ground forces of the Republic of 37. Applaud bill's "child benefit" provision*. Viet Nam. 11. A parish foil Italy; 26.Carf S8. Largest The AJC's action -was Mr Capt. Harrison was presented officer: G.B. RPorUfled gsma nounced here by Harry Green, Nothing too big or small to sell the first and second oak- 36, Consume place 28. A 40. Theater with | result getting Daily Reg- leal clusters to the Air Medal. H Oils place, Monmouth County IT. Weir* 9. Taxi lamprey seat Chapter chairman. ister Classified *d. was a crew member of an Arm 39. Music lLThoKniplns SLA muscle 41. Evenings: aircraft whkfc flew 50 mission sate State; twitch in Viet Nam from November, 21, Farm abbr. S3. Take «. Property: before you buy or 1963 to February, 1964. building 16. Unit of offense: BL Capt Harrison is an instructs M. Ship's work 35. Sulked - 44. Blunder In the Signal School's Departmen; kitchen 2 3 5 7 9 of Command Communications. 27. Appearing is If eaten % ft 29. AnOered 9 10 TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU* animal • 'ft 80. Aconfeo- IZ 15 tlon MIDDUTOWN 14 IS¥/ 16 82.Parasitle 174 Hlakway M Branch Offict plant 19 20 33. Personal 17 % % Flrw Art, a< MAIN OFfrCS pronoun 21 Z3 2? 26 Highway 3i St. Branch a 24 STUMPED THE EXPERTS — In thg face of numerous predictions that Ml-0100 471.2400 35. "Child Of 28 29 Holmde! Township Board of Education members, above, would seat « new board the Sun" % SB. A coaling 30 32 president, the quintet joined other membert in unanimously re-elocting John J. Lan- vessel ^ ders, Jr. to the pott. Pictured,.from left, are William F. Daly, James M. Goodwin, 43. Not true 35 34 IS 45. Test Dr. Philip N. Rabin, Alex A. Busse, Jr., and Albert E. Spencer. Mr. Goodwin's term 48. Instinctive 3b 38 3» 40 1 At it for one year; Mr. Spencer's for,two years.. Others won full three-year terms. Dr. FUJMITURECO. discern- : K£YP6W, N. J. ment 43 ft,4 f Rabin, an incumbent,' Wat, appointed last year to fill unexpired term. 47. Borders 264-0181 48. Mast 1 ^ej. N(r. Kastle formerly at- gathering at his home. ' '" ' \ :•'• 49. Colors, as Easter Fairview tended Franklin and Marshall a Miss Marilyn Manser^ iBa'lboa, eggs College, Lancaster, * Pa. ftt John K. Kastle, Jr., si>n of Calif, has been the house guest Mr. and.Mrs. Kastle, Sr., West of Gen. and Mrs; Joseph Hein Wilson Cir., has enrolled as a Robert L. Bloxom, Jr.,'son of rid), Cooper Rd. ' . j Herrera Named •ansfer student at Rutgers. Uni- Mr. and Mrs. Bloxom, Sr., Oak 11 Honored versity, New Brunswick,, where pill; Rd, celebrated his seventh Quick and inexpensive, That's We'll buy the will major in political sci birthday recently with a .family the Daily Register Classified. Open Mon. \ and 'JFrh, evenings 'til 9 bread for your Co-ordinator of At Fort Italian dinner! Civil Defense FORT MONMOUTH - In cere- monies here recently four civil- ian employees were honored for outstanding performance, three employees received citations for tog-time service, two employees received suggestion awards, and two other employees were com- mended tor having completed non-resident courses. Mrs. Blanche Knoop, 2812 Grant St., Wall Township, a secretary in the Facilities Branch of the Signal School's Department of logistics, received a sustained outstanding performance certifi- cate. Jt was the second time in everything six months Mrs. Knoop has re- ceived that ward, Awarded outstanding perform- ance ratings and sustained su- perior performance awards of 1200 were two employees in the fort's Combined Maintenance Of- right fice. They are John J. Weldon, Jr., V/anamassa, shop superin- Enrico's tendent, and George L. Barthel- spashstti Fernando A. Herrera emy, Wayside, shop foreman. Mrs. Ruth E. Disbrow, West sauce! NEW BRUNSWICK - The ap- Long Branch, a clerk in the work under ointment of Fernando A. Her- control center of Hie Post En- era of 65 Truex PI, Middle- gineer's Office, received an out- own, as coordinator of the Rut- standing performance award and ;ers University Extension Divi- a quality step salary increase of ,-as announced by Associate $150. . your Dean Madison E. Weidner of the Lyman Potter, Neptune, a ma. Extension Division, chinist in the Combined Main- Rutgers is cooperating with tenance Office, received a $50. le New Jersey Division of Civil suggestion :award. Presented $15 efense and the V. S. Office of suggestion awards were David ivil Defense in the training of Roden, Manasquan, and Joseph idiological monitoring instruc- A. Pardi, Sea Bright, refrig&ra. ars, shelter manager instruc- tion mechanic and equipment op- ts and shelter managers. erator, respectively, in the office Action people do. of the Post Engineer. Through the regional Univer- ity Extension CD programs the A 10-year employment certifi- ) states and Puerto Rico are cate and pin was presented Mrs, >sisting in the federal govern- ^ranees V. Styles, Old Bridge, an ment's effort to develop com- accounting clerk in the Post En- petent persons to staff the rapid- gineer's office. growing number of fallout Cited for 20 years service were Want something saucy to tempt elters and the radiological de- Mrs. Anne E. Parkinson, 32 Coop- mse program. er Ave., West Long Branch, and your family tonight? Serve flavor- Mrs. Arlen L. Mageary, 185 Bran- drenched Enrico spaghetti sauce From 1942 until 1964 he served ton Ave., Klberon. Mrs. Parkin- over pasta. To tempt you to try the U. S. Army Signal Corps, son, a former Army nurse, serves Earico, we'll pay you 25V toward retiring with the rank of major. as a civilian nurse in Patterson your purchase of any loaf of \mong his assignments were sig- Army Hospital. Mrs. Mageary al representative for the Japan has been hospital treasurer for bread fot your dinner. Just send ogistical Command, communi- the past 15 years. a full label from any Earico sauce itions adviser to the National- Commended for having com- jar. Enrico will mail you a coupon t Chinese Anti-Aircraft Artillery pleted nonresident courses in the worth a quarter at your store. Taiwan, and instructor in the Quartermaster School, Fort Lee, Enrico is the sauciest! Discover it 'ort Monmouth Signal Corps Va., were Mrs. Alee Washington, tonight! ehool. 113 South Seventh Ave.; Long Branch, and Miss Suzanne Karp, He has attended Johns Hopkins r — — — — — — — — — — — —-1 10 Locust Ave., Red Bank, em- niversity, University of Geor- This coupon together with an ployees in the Supply Branch lyf ia, Boston College and Rutgers Enrico Spaghetti Sauce Label the Signal School's Department (niversity College. must accompany each request. of Logistics. Enrico: P.O. Box 898 Chestnut St. Sta., Union, N.J. BROTHERHOOD STRESSED RBR GRAVEL TO SPEAK Name LONG BRANCH — Approxi- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Rev. mately 80 members of the Rotary John Stanley Grauel, author, lec- Address- Club attended last Friday's week- turer and adventurer, will be the City State ly meeting that featured the speaker Friday at 8:30 p.m. at a theme of Brotherhood. Anthony _ (Limit: One To 0 r--'ly) Brotherhood Week program. The J Camassa was chairman of B Offtr expires VSI& service win be sponsored by Tern-, 1 p mm •>• ^» ~— •— — ^ „ _ ... H m* J the affair that was held in the pie Beth Ahm in Matawan Re- West End Manor, Ocean Ave. gional High School auditorium. Pardon Us . • • > We're Expanding •

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Famous Brand MORE COnONS COTTONS most are drip»dry SOCIETY" PRINTS 22V Red. mite & Blue SF€CIAl! Reg. to 98c CAFE RODS AND SOLIDS

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WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY EXTRA SPECIAL BONUS COUPONS!

Cafdesene FREE! BALENCIAGA Dorothy Gray — Dry Skin Medicated BATH OIL CLBHSER OR A Cfl POWDER WHEN YOU PURCHASE EITHER COLD CREAM IE DIX OR QUADRILLE COLOGNE Pta* Reg. t8c $3.50 Plus tax 12 Oz.—Reg. 5.00 T«x EXPIRES MON., FEB. 22 \EXPIRES MON., FEB. 22-immE® MON., FEB. 22

INffiUUMAURM 4-Roll Package—Facial Quality Quality Rybufol 2 FOR TOILET 2 PACKAGES ASPIRIN CLOCK TISSUE 45, 100*5—5 Gfai» 2,98 VALUE R*g. 39c •KJ Reg. 39c

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CUIROL—5 MINUTE Schich Hot Lather COLOR SHAVE CREAM 2.00 Value FtM JUg. 1.00 1 Tax EXPIRES MON.. FEB. 22 IS^^SS EXPIRES MON., FEB. 22 ^ SARDO I tfi Bayer or St. Joseph 2. For i Fresh Spray ^ | j£*^| BABY JB DEODORANT 4-OsnceSize 1 Hfe ASPIRBN ELQc Reg. 3.00 1 '^^"^ Reg. 39c Tf Reg. 1.25 [EXPIRES MON^ FEB. 22 lw^W£ EXPIRES MOK., FEB. 22 .tmmmft EXPIRES MON., FEB. 22

• EfZ CHARGE "Personalized Service at Chain Store Prices" FREE DELIVERY • DINERS' CLUB 671-0350 MIDDLETOWN SHOPPNG CEHe-RT. 35, MIDDLETOWN RONALD COHEN. IL P. •] MIDDXJETOWN SHOPPING CENTER I HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN .2 ies^ S|it»rlsif^ar and Corset Depl.—Main Floor 2 Ladies,' Press and Coat Dept.—Main Floor ChUdmr B Department—Main Floor

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Famous Brand Children's Winter Merchandise EVI SAVJE LUCE YOU NEVER SAVED BEFORE • jSkirb .;•. houses -• Polos * Shirts •Slacks -^

'&•'>. ON • and many other items from our regular stock :•*• REGJTO 1 j Ladies' Girdle and Bra DcHariment—Main Floor L • KNITS • DATE DRESSES 'PAR 10 YOU HAVE AjpilRE PROBLEM? All sizes to choose from -— whjle they; last! Jim from the price' of the dress and get the;l>uy of et^ :-"V.. SYLVETTE SOLVE IT f OR YOU .. .SELECT YOUH & BRA FROM SYLVETTE'S CORSET CENTEK "FIGURE BUILDER" Behold your lovely figure! Figure Builder's new tape- measured criss-cross gir- dle ... molds you inches slimmer, The insert illus- trates this new inner criss- cross control, with midriff high elastic band for firm feREE CHEKRf PIEi-ll«>it^Onr| diaphragm panel that a!* Shop Sylvette and get your free cherry pie — Washington's lows you blissful comfort Birthday, February 22 — While Tlic£ Last ! every minute. Come> in two. lengths, 16" and 18>>: with dacron panel in front and Ladies' Si>orth>v ear, Lingerie firltobe Dept.—Alain Floort satin latex panel in back. White dacron. Sizes Reg. ' Vain* •it O]\v::ALL .OUR BRAND fAIWE i : : f : ^ IADSES* and MISSES' v : 1 '• •"• 4 WINTER WEAR ; . • BIottise8 •Skirts • Sweaters • Slacks Sylvette's Bond h Your Guarantee • Fteiinel & Quilted PJs • Quilted Robes of Complete Satisfaction. 1. When you purchase your; girdle and bra at Sylvette it will be expertly fitted a^d altered to your individual requirements ... without charge, 'A « *.< Famous Brand—»let Qiialky, 15 Deuier 2. Sylvette wilt maintain; the perfect fit of this garment —refitting, and resizing it to your satisfaction . . . I without charge. TEXTURED HOSIERY^i 3. Sylvette will replace, worn garters, replush wiiere i Choose from assorted! diamond patterns necessary, mend- open' seams and replace missing bones . , , without charge. , ..Colors;!Pecan or Carbon Mist Reg. 1.15 Value a LIMIT 3 SYLVETTO--MiddleU>wn Cenlcr

STORE HOURS: OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT — NO DOWN PAYMENT Open Mon., Thurs. and Fri. 'til ? EASY CHARGE, CCP '.CHARGE,- BUDGET CHARGE Tues., Wed. and S&. 'til 6