tawan Board Meets Teacher Pay Terms -SEE STORY BELOW HOME Weather MEDAILY Sunny quite mild today, W»h la lowNa. Fair and continued very Red Bank, Freehold FINAL mlfttaajgbt and tomorrow. Low Long Brandt tonight In upper 49: High to- I 7 morrow 15-79. Sunday's outlook, Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc. 1967. DIAL 741-0010 partly cloudy and cooler. COUiNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS p»ld u Red Buk lad U *i hours. in Bangkok that Thailand has have threatened countermei- Communist attack. U.S. commander in Vietnam, has been a springboard for air at- sures against the bases, bufnone Sources said no final agree- been pressing for more B52 B52s flying from Sattahip tacks on North Vietnam comei has been attacked. ment has yet been reached with strikes against Communist posi- would have to travel only about about (wo years after those oper- U.S. authorities would have the Thais on stationing B52 in tions in South Vietnam. 500 miles and 2'/2 hours round trip1. • ••..••• ations started. spoken publicly sooner about Uie Thailand. But they indicated this The only way to pTovide the But the officials said nothing of Thai bases for air operations is only a matter of time. additional strikes, these officers B52s are not used against tar- about air strikes from Thailand against North Vietnam, but they A.new base.at Sattahip, about said, is to place some of the gets' in' North Vietnam, largely • because they are designed f« saturation bombing, rather than the pinpoint bombing attempted in an effort to minimize civilian . ColonialrType Shops Mall casualties. ' Vulnerability Eyed MIDGI MONUMENT — Pl.qua from th. old Gootanaelc Bridge, built in 1898 over There Is also concern that Shrewsbury Rivar, hat baan restored and set tn eoncreta and was dedicated yesterday these big bombers would be more baifde tha raw bridge approach en Ocean port tide by the Ocaanport .Historical As- vulnerable, over North Vietnam sociation. At ceremony are, from left, Elmer J.vPlancey, who restored and presented than the. lighter bombers to de- Eyed in iVeti? struction, by surface-to-air mis- the plaqua; Mrs, Harry Morford of the hiitorical «oeTefy» Mayor Edward C. Wlioii. siles and MIG21 jet interceptors. NEW SHREWSBURY — Call and a somewhat" lesser number large number of low-intensity all truck traffic in the «nd Freeholder Director Jo.eph C. Irwin. ; (Register Staff Photo) it Sycamore Village Shopping in the rear mall, Mr. Pierson gas or electric gas-type lanterns mall "streets is avoided. Some 14 U.S. Air Force squad- Center, or call it, as suggested said. for internal lighting in the Extensive screening, • including rons operate out of seven bassi by one resident to whom plans Aesthetic. Appeal malls. Power, and telephone light- a green belt most of the' way in Thailand. An eighth base is wefe shown, Tinton Falls Village, "The intent is to cteate In.tha ing • will' be underground from around the property would shield being built. Air Force men c- Sanctions May Be Terminated the shopping mall on Tinton Ave. borough of New Shrewsbury a poles on the periphery of the the center from adjacent resi- count for about 25,000 of the 35,- projected by Lincroft realtor Ro- neighborhood type shopping cen- property. dential and school property. 000 U.S. service personnel in ' land Pierson will be presented to ter with maximum aesthetic ap- A service road around the perim- Store clusters nearest the front Thailand. the Planning Board next month. peal in the colonial style," the eter of the center would con- of the property -would be 200 feet F105 and F4C fighter bomber* - Mr—Kerson,_assisted_by..Gei^ realtor explained. ,.. . ..' . nect with the backs of all build- back from Tinton Ave. carry the brunt of the air at- Matawan ard A. Barba, Shrewsbury archi In addition to the extensive Ing clusters and be served by an Access for customers would be tacks out of Thailand against tect, explainer the project to the landscaping, the colonial motif access rgsd connecting with Wa- through a 40-foot wide driveway North Vietnam and targets in New Shrewsbury Kiwanis Club will be intensified by a relatively. ier-SC In this way, the realtor (See MALL, Pg. 3, Col. 3) Laos. ast night in The Spirit Spot, Sycamore Ave. Teacher Pay Demands To be sited on 22 acres of land Conference Set in New York Today just south of Tinton Falls School MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The Regional —An agreement on methods for future on Tinton Ave., the 100,000-square Board of Education, after a four-hour negotia- negotiations. foot center would include two tion session with teacher representatives last —Credit provisions for teaching and landscaped malls surrounded by Bight, offered a new six-point proposal which military experience. a private road with dispersed Battle of Aldene Reaches Peak may terminate sanctions here. The association invoked initial sanctions stalls for shopper parking. Build- The 264-member Teacher Association will Feb. 1 and increased sanctions Feb. 8. ing clusters, in red brick or field- CHARLES A. JOHNSTON today. They will appeal to Nejv the leases and not press to shut operations commuters maye-be vote on the package at a meeting in the high, Initial sanctions provided that teachers stone with white wood trim, RED BANK '— The fight by York City to delay scheduled down the ferry slips. hard pressed to persuade the New •chool this afternoon. If the board proposal is would accommodate about 25 would not participate in any non-paid extra- railroad commuters and Mon- shutdown on April 30 of Jersey Mltzner to Lead Jersey Transportation Depart- accepted, sanctions probably will be called one-story stores in the front mall curricular activities or school functions. mouth County officials to stave off Central Railroad ferry service. Bernard M, Mitzner, president ment that it will be feasible to ofl immediately. the April 30 start of the Aldene Central leases for two boats of the ACA, will confer this avoid, the Aldene Plan. -, The board'* proposal meets teacher de- The Feb. 8 sanctions, in effect, constituted Plan reaches a peak this week- from New York City and its oc- afternoon with Perry Shoemaker, There are other alternatives, mands for salaries, with a new 1967-68 pay a boycott by the New Jersey Educational Belmar Team end starting with a conference cupancy of Liberty St. ferry slips president of the Jersey Central such as Central trains bypassing . guide of $5,800 to $9,400 for the basic BA Association and its 57,000 members to.keep this morning in New York. are scheduled to terminate Railroad. It will be the first the Newark Pennsylvania Sta- degree, and correspondingly higher salaries teacher candidates from applying for Jobs here ,on grounds that the district was an Laps Up Beer Mustered behind, the leader- when Aldene goes into effect. confrontation by any spokesman tion and making connections with ^wlth $300 annual increments. - •--— for""/the" commuters With Mr. "unfit" place to teach. : . BELMAR — An 11-man team ship of the American Commuters But at the direction of Mayor PATH tubes in Jersey City, Mr. This part of the proposal will cost an Shoemaker since the current t>I shore area residents claimed Association, a delegation of John V. Lindsay, his Marine and Mitzner said, but so far the estimated 415,000 over the previous board It is the first time in Oie history of this Aldene hassle began.- yesterday to have broken a county and municipal office hold- Aviation Commissioner Herbert state has been cool to them. Otteri school district, fourth largest in Monmouth ers, will be joined by spokesmen Halberg has agreed to hear rea- beer-drinking record set last Mr. Mitzner will say that with- On Monday night, most of the The board also la offering: County, that sanctions have been imposed. from Union and Hudson Counties sons why the city should extend month by a 12-man team of out assurance of continued ferry same group that is in New York —Teacher aides for the high school. Negotiations had bee'n deadlocked prior to University of Michigan stu- today will confer with Transporta- (Elementary schools already have aides.) the election, which saw the defeat.of incum- dents. tion - Commissioner David J. ' —Additional money for special education bent board members Harold J. Dolan and Mrs. The shore area residents said Goldberg in Trenton. Mr. Mitz- teachers. Dorothy J. Smith, both of whom had taken a that they drank 33,728 ounces ner has asked that commuters —An increased salary guide for: school hard stand against further "concessions" to Azzolina Asks BilVs Release of beer hi 20 days at a bar generally refrain from attending nurses. teachers. here. Bartender Charles Cal- TRENTON — Assemblyman Jo- said he believes there are atl quired to pay the Central track- so that a frank, closed-door ses- lahan kept score. seph Azzolina, R-Monmouth, yes- least two worthwhile alternatives, age fees, adding to CRR revenue sion can be held. But Mr. Gold- The Michigan students re- terday called for release from even without continuation of while also cutting Its operating berg has indicated he will admit portedly drank 12,000 ounces committee on Monday of his existing ferry service, to per- expenses and easing its needs for whoever attends. Fort Asks $1,543,000 to Join of beer In 40 days. resolution directing State Trans- mit present service to go on in- subsidies. Trackage use fees 1. The ACA called a general The new-record Is about portation Commissioner David J. definitely. could be adjusted from present membership meeting for Sunday 2,810 bottles of 12 ounces ca- Goldberg to delay the Aldene Acknowledging the state's schedules if they cause losses night at the home of Milton pacity or almost 13 bottles of Plan beyond its April 30 start- heavy commitment to'the Aldene for PRR. Untermeyer, 600 : Ocean Ave., Northeast Sewerage Authority that size for each team mem- Plan, about $20 million, and con- ing date. — Another possible alternative, Long Branch, an association vice ber per day. tinuing losses of the Central at Fort Dix, and $1,543,080 At the same time, Mr. Azzolina offered by Harold Kendler, legis- president, to assemble views and WASHINGTON - The Penta the Northeast MonmoutSi County worth Railroad of New Jersey which is worth at. McGuire Air Force lative representative of the map strategy for the Monday gon yesterday submitted a {2,635 Regional Sewerage Authority.' already demanding an additional Base. "••.-.• PRR's Brotherhood of Railroad sessicn. billion military construction au- The bill • also, would autho- $2 million in state subsidies, Mr. thorization bill to Congress. rize $2,768,000 worth of construe- The total covers a proposed fis- Azzolina said: Trainmen, would permit two 2. ACA membership swelled to Included Is $1,543,000 for Fort tlon at Lakehurst Naval Air Sta- cal 1988 construction program for County Schools to Get shore and two mainline CRR near 600, jumping 25 per cent In Monmouth; N. J., the amount tlon, $839,000 worth at Lakehurst 361 military Installations in the — Putting Aldene in effect on trains to go into the PATH sta three days. Among new en- schedule, without completed needed by that installation to join Naval Air Test Facility, $2,985,000 U.S., Far East, Caribbean and tion at Exchange PL, Jersey listees at $5 a head was Assem- facilities as originally planned, Ewope. . $109,863 More Aid City, where passengers could blyman James M. Coleman Jr. will terminate rail transporta- The authorization bill must (See AZZOLINA, Pg. 3, Col. 7) (See ALDENE, Pg. 3, Col. 6) pass both houses of. Congress, By ELINOR MULTER cent of the funds the district, was tion for many thousands and add and. must be followed by specific TRENTON — Monmouth Coun- allocated in 1965-66. The extra to highway burdens. McGuire Receives appropriations before the money ty public school districts will di- money is available now because — CRR tracks could be linked from their can be allocated. vide an extra $109/863 in federal a final computation of the federal Jersey City terminal The Pentagon Bald tie bill unds, all of it to be. used be- appropriation has given New Jer- to the PATH system at a point Today's Index would authorize long-overdue re- fore September in projects ap- sey Title T funds equal to 93 per between Journal Square and Ex- Bronze Star proved under Title I of the Ele- cent of the 1965-66 allocation or change PI. where tubes could be Cincinnati pitcher shot by estranged wife ... . Page 12 placement of obsolete.and out- mentary and Secondary Educa- $22.9 million for 1966-67 rather made available. Verga's 35 points spark Duke triumph Page 12 SHREWSBURY — A Shrewsbury man awarded the Bronze dated facilities as well as about tion, Act, the state Department than tie anticipated $20.8 mil- The proposed new link Star Medal In World War II received it yesterday — with an $45 million toward the elimina- NY Flower Show Awards for Rumson Club Page 7 tion of pollution pf rivers and of Education said yesterday. lion.. would relieve the expected un- assist from Rep. James J. Howard, D-3d Dlst, . ; • bearable push in Newark*? Penn- Page streams., State officials are now comput- A change in federal guidelines Page John J. McGuire, 63, Patterson Ave., waj awarded the sylvania Station from where the 6 Herblock .The Defense Department is tak- ing, how thh e money wilill be for distribution of the money to Allen-Scott t medal for action against the enemy In Germany in 19<4, when run to New York is about 18 Home and Garden ing an initial step) In a program divided among the county's 53 local districts now requires that Amusements ..30, 21 —8, S he was a second lieutenant in tha Infantry. But he never re- minutes. Movie Timetable . Ji to insure that waste disposal and districts. They have indicated calculations be based, in part, Births 2 J1 ceived it. To improve fiscal burdens Obituaries .;. _„ 4 sewage systems at military posts that the largest' proportional on the number of children from Congressman Howard will formally present the decoration of both the state and CRR, Cen- Jim Bishop ...... comply with the new federal wa- shares will go to districts which families receiving ADC funds In Religious Services 9,10 to Mr. McGuire Monday in The Dally Register building, 40 tral's shoreline trains could be Bridge 19 ter pollution control law. have had the greatest increase In 1965, 'rather than on the 1962 fig- Sylvia Porter : aniel Dondi Gold?one"oTthe authority's'con'- quired $160,000 cut in the twice- lar resolution with the provision that marinas ate taxed, but the >f .133 South St., Red Bank, is suiting engineers, defeated school budget in silence that new facilities must meet Man Is Fined question of whether they are i surgical patient in Monmoutti Northeast is building a sewer taxed enough is under investiga- and murmured approval when with its approval. feddcal Center. system for Fair Haven, Little Sil- SUITS four letteirs scoring absent board tion. He is the owner of Airport Inn, ver, Monmoufii Beach, Oceanport, In the debate on the resolution, member Richard Pine were read On Annoying CouneUwoman EUen M. Lynch few Shrewsbury. Hospital au- Shrewsbury and West Long Mr. Capeill drew a loud burst of into the minutes. added that the tax assessor had lorities this morning described Branch. The fort and other munic- applause from the large crowd urged the previous administration! is condition as "fair." At a joint session Wednesday with the statement that the reso Phone Calls | ipalitics may be accepted lution "ignores the basic problem, non-voting customers paying night the council ordered the EATONTOWN - Herbert J.|| board to reduce the 1967-63 spend- — Town Hall and *ha Planning Katacher, 41. of Rego Park, N.Y.. per million gallon fee for sewage; Board." treatment. ing schedule by $160,000. Current wai fined $25 each on cfarges of THE LOOK IS LIGHT AND EASY Fort Monmouth's capital con- expenses are to be reduced by making annoying phone calls and THE LUXURY tribution would cover extensions $120,000 and capital outlay pared Interfering and molesting yester- and enlargements of interceptor $40,000. Weather day in Municipal Court. sewers, trunk sewers and the Board President William S. New Jersey: Sunny quite mild Acting Magistrate Edward C. treatment plant to accommo- Rice indicated last night that today. High in 50s northwest mid Stokes dismissed a charge of as- date the fort's sewage, and the there will be no repetition of last 60s south. Fair continued very| sault and battery. fort would pay a treatment fee, year's refusal to accept commit- mild tonight and tomorrow, low Mr. Katscher was accused of . Gold said. tee cuts. In} 1956 jhe board ap- 'tonight in 40s, high tomorrow making the phone calls the night TAILORED BY WUXm around 60 northwest around 7( pealed cuts totaling nearly $500,. of Feb. 22 from Ms Cadillac to south. Outlook for Sunday, 000 by the committee to the state limousine to Mrs. Karen Corona partly cloudy and turning cooler. SEE OUR NEW SPRING BOUTIQUES Commissioner of Education. De- if 519 Washington St. Mrs. Coro- MARINE I! for you around the clock. Place cision on that action is still pend- na testified she told him repeated- Cape May to Block Island: jlyours now. ly to go away and not to call his campaign for re-elec- South to southwest winds 10 to IS knots through Saturday. Visi- again. tion to the board, Richard Pine The alleged interfering and mo- supported the school budget. In bility better than five miles ex- cept lowering to two to four miles esting consisted of Mr. Katscher OUR REGULAR MONMOUTH CARPET, a *peech,io the Young .Demo- repeatedly.pounding en the door. In "naze "and patchy fog "during cratic Club in the Cheesequake if Mm, Corona's trailer said fInall y | fire house made after his re- early morning hours. Fair DISCOVH1 PRICE through tomorrow. reaking glass in a Jalousie. Mrs. OAKHURST election, but prior to the sec- Corona told the court she called ond budget vote, Mr. Pine came TIDES Sandy Hook police three times In an effort to out against passage. He was get the defendant to leave her Our name quoted as saying that between TODAY - High 7:42 p.m. and property, but that he refused to Is your $500,000 and $700,000 could be cut. low 1:42 p.m. TOMORROW — High 7:54 a.m. itay away even after police warn- (Four letters from citizens' guarantee and 8:18 p.m. and low 2 a.m. ings. groups terming the action "hypo- and 2:18 p.m. She also charged Mr. Katscher ?(tese#tts since 1923. oritical'J and "disastrous" were with grabbing her hand in such read at the meeting. Groups from SUNDAY — High 8:30 a.m. and :48 p.m. and low 2:38 a.m. and manner that the skin was bro- the Arbors and Sayrewood South en and two fingers were Injured. as well as the Lakeridge Civic 1:48 p.m. REDUCEDI Magistrate Stokes dismissed this Association and a lone citizen For Red Bank and Rumson bridge, add two hours; Sea Aarge on Insufficient evidence. STARTING TOMORROW were unanimous in condemning The fines were levied on Mr. Mr. Pine tor his remarks and |Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Katscher on condition that he not THRU MARCH 31 demanding explanation or retrac- Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- or visit Mrs. Corona, unless tion. lands bridge add 40 minutes. •he calla him first. Mr. Pine was absent from the Milton Oxfeld of 81 Huntmgtoo FOUNDERS' DAY SALE meeting. A motion that tiie letters $200 Pay Raise Set Ter., Newark, pleading guilty to be read into die minutes of the HIGHLANDS- Under a pro- •:cei vlng goods stolen from Frank- meeting was passed 5-2. Board posed salary ordinance intro- n Simon, Monmouth Shopping no member Joseph A. Capeill voted duced Tuesday night by Borough Center, was fined 450. He told the against the motion, stating that Council, the local welfare direc :ourt he was not involved tn the WISMEKOHLY he fully agreed with the senti- tor will receive a $200 pay raise, theft and was not aware the goods Completely ments expressed in the letters, rather than $1,200 as reported in had been stolen. but, "Now the board will have to this newspaper on Wednesday. Ray House, of 5B Stoney Hill read in 10 letters next week de- M., was fined $50 each on two fending Pine. We're putting our- DRIVERS FINED charges of passing $10 selves in the position of editors." FAIR HAVEN - William B. bad checks to Bond Clothes, Mon- The board also passed a resolu- OVER 40-OZ. PAD Shaw, 189 Garfleld Ave., Long mouth Shopping Center. He SCULPTURED DESIGN tion in response to a Township Branch, and Christopher L. Mar- ileaded guilty. Council resolution due to be sub- shall, 136 Hance Rd., here, each Robert E. Rendlsh, 47, of 2 mitted to flie state Legislature. •were fined $15 yesterday by Mag AitcheU Ter., West Long Branch, ALEXANDER SMITH Council is asking the Legislature istrate John V. Crowell for care- its fined $35 for careless driv- to revise statutes clarifying the ACRILAN less driving. ing leading to an accident. Earl Langley, 31, of 335 Gar- THE MIRACLE FIBRE 'ield Ct., Long Branch, was fined 47 2 Top ECOM Officials i25 for using fictitious license lates and $10 for driving on an suns of expired license. Get New Titles, Authority As acting magistrate for FORT MONMOUTH - In- Tol Thomas, deputy for research few Shrewsbury, Magistrate COMPARABLE creased authority with direct and laboratories. Dr. Thomas itokes arraigned James Till- command responsibility and new now has direct and complete man of New Shrewsbury on a titles have been given two top line authority over AMC's cen- :harge of receiving stolen goods. QUALM SELL WR officials of the Army Electron tral laboratories, which are not Jail was fixed at $100. A hear- ics Command, Dr. H. K. Zlegler part of the major commands. ng was set for Monday In New of Elberon and A. W. Rogers of Dr.' Ziegler has been at Fort Shrewsbury Court. CHOOSE Shrewsbury. Monmouth since 1947, when he Mr. Tillman wai arrested yes- FROM Dr. Ziegler, formerly chief came to the United States from terday near the P. Bruce Baireca 10 DECORATOR scientist, is now deputy for sci- iermany, Mr. Rogers has been \gency, 1 Steven Ave., New One, two and three button COLORS ence and chief scientist. Mr. with the government since 1942, Shrewsbury, by' Patrolman Rob- IN Rogers, formerly chief engineer, as an officer during World War rt Gant of that borough. Patrol- styles 11 OR 15 FT. has been designated deputy for I and as a civilian thereafter. man Gant made the complaint af- Lapel shapes-Continental WIDTHS. engineering and chief engineer. Wth the exception of two years t Joseph Mellner of Bayville n the office of the chief signal The new jobs put Dr. Ziegler aid a coat Mr. Tillman was clover, high fashion L shape, ifficer In Washington, all of his and Mr. Rogers in the line of earing had*been stolen from his civilian service has been at Fort traditional small notch shape command, under Maj. Gen. W. when he stopped at the Monmouth. gency on business. Colors-luster blues, luster HUGE ROLL-ENDS B. Latta, commanding, and gives them the authority of deputies WOOLS — ACRILANS — NYLONS greens, luster browns, luster SAVINGS ON to the commanding general. Pre- Low Prle* Charter and fiftfitly Plant ASSORTED COLORS — SIZES, PATTERNS viously emphasis had been on Olivers, luster grays their status as advisers to the Airport Limousines SHOP-AT-HOME — FINANCING ARRANGED UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY commanding general. Both men keep the advisory responsibili- TO NEWARK, KENNEDY INT'L. ties, along with their command MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW. PHON1 authority. I round MM dally f»m Aibuiy park,' WMl um« Iron*/ lolMttwn,. R«t The change is in keeping with •oik. Wwhtbrldgt. ott HimtoMi tram nr Invil ami *r plnm for Mil J.M. FIELD'S (he policy of the Army Materiel MONMOUTH CARPET IQIMIIWIIMI HUH nttfttiMi 222-6300 Command, of which the Elec- 531-3402 HWY. 35. OAKHURST 222-2272 tronics Command is a majdr elbV AttURT . HD.UNK HWY. 35, HAZLET ment. In AMC, Gen. Frank S. LiMoviiMl inyiei - Optn Mon., Wed., Frl. 'HI 9—Dally 'HI 6 P.M. Besson, commanding, gave com- mand responsibility to Dr. J. 111 fcl.JB.I LMflNMt OPEN DArLY 10 A.M. 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T , -' .•:., •• •; • ••• -•••••!,:•,•:• Nursing Property Rezoniiig Union County Republican FM*f, March W, 1967-3 Survey Publicity, m DAILY wsmm' Requested in Raritan Twp. 4$utCopies Run Out RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP — The [expansion would 'conflict with the Try District Plan JJpset To Address ) Planning Board last night tool master plan. ijUTTLRsiLVER - The Board The first i>hase of the Little TRENTON — While partisans nations and curtail the Demo- This would have set up a shore under consideration a request A^lettar from Board Attornej ol Education last night voted Silver report, dealing with ele- in most counties began getting cratic races. district and a Red Bank —Bay- rezone a section of the forme; Howard A. Roberts confirmed thai Father-Son tnake'public the second phase mentary school building needs, down' to choosing tickets for the Dr. Marver Bernstein, dean of shore — Western Monmouth Dis- Kahler Nursery property, front me board could render an opinio the Rutgers survey of its schoo was made public in November. November legislative elections, a Princeton University's Woodrow trict which might have given Building needs-arm then said i ing on Rt. 35, from a B-2 busines: m the application, even thoug The Rutgers study team, Union County Republican said Wilson School of International Democrats advantage in the lat- Event at CBA doesn't y«t haye any copies fc to a commercial zone. he final decision still rests witti headed by Dr. W. Donald Wall- yesterday he may file suit to and Public Affairs, who joined ter. LINCROFT - Very' Rev.-IVil- the press or local Parent-Teaci George Molinaro, Rt. 35, Hazlel he Zoning Board. ing, director ot the Division ol upset the Assembly alignment the commission as a court-ap- The final plan had been de- ers Association. told the board a small shopping .Mr. Montagna has indicated hi iam L. Reilly, fifth president of Field Studies and Research of the adopted Wednesday by a Consti- pointed neutral last month when layed by arguments ovar Mon center is being planned for th nay take the case to court il Le Moyne College, Syracuse, One copy of the report will tx tutional Reapportionment Com- the 10 Republican and Demo- mouth, Bergen, Union and Middle- Graduate School of Education, 3%-acre site. The B-2 zone in thi he Zoning Board denies his aj> In the public library today, Ma,i mission. cratic members deadlocked, drew sex for more than three months. N.Y., will be the speaker at the did a' similar report for tharee a is only 250 feet deep. Re ilication. shall Thompson, board secretarj The final plan, said Assembly- the lines adopted. In the end, Republicans got what seventh annual Father and Son Shrewsbury Board of Education. zoning could eliminate the neex epted for a classification ol laid, The motion authorizing n man Frank X. McDermott, one Cited History they wanted in Monmouth and Same Recommendations for * variance for the proposec ubdivision plat was a resub Communion Breakfast of Chris- lease of the report specified tw of three commission members to Bergen, Democrats, in Union As reported in yesterday's Reg- center. ^ Jted plan from Lincoln Estate He acknowledged that he had tian Brothers Academy on Sun- •copies go to the library. dissent in an 8-3 ruling, was a attempted to be consistent with and Middlesex. ister, the Rutgers team makes The request was referred ntown. The 33.4-acre site, on day. -••.-.'. The PTA representative got the same recommendations for lie Rd. south, of Poole Ave., political compromise. He added: political history in recent legisla- The completed lineup essential the board's zoning committee. Mass will be offered at St. Leo copy of the report last night whe; education of high school . stu- wak originally divided among 7 "In Union, it places all Demo- tive elections in districts where ly follows recommendations given the Great Catholic Church at 9 bbard member William Howan An application from Anthon; prop 1 lots. The new plat con- cratic towns in one district and other criteria did not dominate. to the commission at the outset dents in both boroughs. Both mu a.m., and breakfast in the gym- handed her his. Two other boan Montagna to expand his Broo' tains all Republicans in another, while Thus, in Bergen County, four by Dr, Ernest C. Reock, di- nlcipalltles are sending districts nasium of the academy will fol- msmbsrs agreed after the meet side Trailer Park was denied b; Plans by Edgar Van Houtert tc leaving one swing district which of five districts favor Republi- rector of the Bureau of Govern- to Red Bank High School under low. The event is sponsored by Ing to lend their copies to the board, oh the basis that th open a used car lot on Rt. 36 also favors Democrats." cans even though Democrats won ment Research at Rutgers Uni 10-year contracts which expire the CBA Fathers Club. Charles pprters. ' were vetoed by the board since At Monmouth County, where all but one available seat in the versity, except In Bergen and next year. Cokelet is in charge of arrange- the proposed use yrould conflict both sides admitted a north-south 1965 election. Republicans had Monmouth. 'Highlights of the report ap- The Shrewsbury board placed a split gave Republicans advan- held solid control of the county ments. peared exclusively in The Dailj Mall with the master plan. Joining Mr. McDermott in «opy of its report in that bor- tages in both districts created, for many years before that. A native of Jersey City, Father Register yesterday. (Continued) Approved was a request dissent were Anthony Andora, ough's library on Wednesday. there was no substantial grum- Reilly entered the Society of curving into the center from Tin- Jerry Perno, Rt. 35, Hazlet, to Likewise, in Monmouth, where Bergen County Democratic Chair- Copies Distributed The report says the optimum bjing»jin>ni Democrats. The most Democrats had won only one seat man, and Assemblyman Anthony Jesus in 1932, receiving his AB ton Ave., with acceleration and erect a new home in a B-3 com- ', Charles A. O'Malley, president, solution for Little Silver and mercial zone, with the provision significant effect, however, may (1964) in the Assembly in more Scala, R-Essex. Mr. Scala said degree from Georgetown Univer- deceleration lanes to minimize stid the board has received IS Shrewsbury would be a K-12 re- that the present house on thebe to add new starters to thethan 30 years, Dr. Bernstein re- he may join Mr. McDermott in sity in 1938 and his PhL from traffic pile-ups. copies. All have been distribute* gional district. Such regionaliza- property be demolished and re- Republican sweepstakes for nomi- jected a Democratic proposal. the courts if a suit is filed. Woodstock the report says. It says that it academic freedom will be held in ijient data necessary for publi< nor supermarket, a variety ston On Schools tion with other local organiza will be David Ment, Columbia University of Louvain, Belgium. • would present problems of grade the civic auditorium of Monmouth understanding of the problem anc a drug store, a branch bank COLTS NECK — The Board ons. University graduate student and Father Rejlly's wide. Interests organization and racial balance. Shopping Center, here, Sunday at study. private offices, a dry cleaning of Education last night voted (o The dispute at St. John's, which member of the ACLU com are indicated by his membership 'An Ideal Site' 8:30'p.m. service, a travel agency, a beau- have the superintendent distrib- le university has agreed to ar- mittee on academic freedom and on the boards of directors of the LEGAL NOTICE The report suggests The Sis- Rev. Peter O'Reilly, leader of Dr. Kenneth Stunkel, assistant ty parlor, a barber shop, a real ute information on the school itrate, began in 1965 when some Urban League of Onondaga Courir ters of St. Joseph property in estate office, Mr. Pierson said, survey to interested local organi- 29 dismissed faculty members iculty members tried to gain a professor of history at Monmouth *K ORDINANCE TO FURTHEI Shrewsbury an "an ideal site" for ty and of the United Community AMEND CErtTAIN SECTIONS O don't want any big super- zations. with whom St. John's University, irger voice in university affairs. College. Chest and Council in Syracuse. for a high school. markets with plate glass win- Brooklyn, N.Y., has agreed to ar- • •'uimliP. ORDINANCES OP l™ The study, begun last fall un- Tie university has just offered He is also a trustee of the Edu- AB HERETOFORE AMENDED BV The Little Silver and Shrews- dows or cheap bargain base bitrate its dispute over, adminis- "AN ORDINANCE TO Al(E.NI) cEK der the direction of the Rutgers 9 submit the 15-months old issue cational TV Council oT Central bury board have sent copies of ments," he added. "They wi tration policies, will be a fea- JAIN SECTIONS OF TITLE 4 University Division of Field Stud- binding arbitration by theAzzoliha New York. CHAPTER i OF THB •REVISE] their reports to the Red Bankhave to conform to our ideas, no tured speaker. ORDINANCES OF IMC " ADOPTE ies and Research, Includes a pu- .merican Arbitration Associa- APRIL 1«. 1866, AND TO EXTEN Board at Education, accompanied theirs." Dean C. Willard Heckel of Rut- ion. (Continued) THE EFFECTIVE PERIOD 0 pil population projection based •AID ORDINANCE ADOPTED APRI by a letter which said they wanted gers Law School, will be moder- transfer to tubes for three-minute Program on Aerial - The project would be ownet on a census, and an estimate As a result of the dismissals "to look more closely at a re- ator. rides to New York. These four •BE II ORDAINED bj tlie Mayor an. and buildings would be leased bj of classroom need. nd related questions, St, John's Color Photos Set Council of uie Fornugh of Little Bllver iional approach to education" in The Monmouth County chapter trains carry 5,000 of the CRR's 1. put Becllon 3 of Title 4, Chaplei a'syndicate, with Mr. Pierson ai The board voted to offer a threatened with a loss of ac- FORT MONMOUTH - "The I of the "Revised Ordinance* of life*' their respective communities. of the American Civil Liberties M and Ilir <« u hereby amended ti managing agent. He would nol contract to Miss Carol Haug of reditation by the Middle States 7,500 daily commuters. Use of Color. Films In Aerial mt The two boards will meet with Union of New Jersey is sponsor- read as follows: name members of the syndicate, Ocean City to teach art begin- ssociation of Colleges and Sec- Photography" will be discussed ^SECTION 3. CLASSES OF ZONES Earl B. Garrison, county superin- Writing to Assemblyman John For lh« purpose of tlit. ordinance, thf but stressed that none of them ning in September at a salary ndary Schools. The association's by I. V. Runyan, senior field l "I Lllile Silver !• hereb' tendent of schools, and Dr. Wall- W. jDavis, D-Salem, chairman, . J Into Hi ionea ai follows: are borough' officials or politi- of $6,200 per year, second step ommission on Institutions photographic engineer at General ing before the end of this month, and'other members of the As- zone— (arreage residence awine— cians. Only one, he said, is a Defects Higher Education has ordered Aniline and Film Corp., Bing- minimum area 45.000 Mr. O'Malley said last night. on the salary guide. sembly Committee on Highways, square feet) borough resident. ie university to show catlse by hamton, N. Y., at the next' tech- fc-l Zon.- (realdencB Tone — mini The 1967-68 calendar was ap- (Continued) Transportation and Public Utili- mum ares. 20,000 (quarr Now Residential proved and sets school opening 'we have had hundreds of tele- te end of the year as to why its ties, to which his resolution has nical session of Monmouth Chip- le«t, corner 30,000 ter, Society of Photographic Sci- _. .. iquare feet) Contract Renewed The 22 acres concerned is made for Sept. 7. ' phone calls, but we know noth- ccreditatlon should not be rebee- n referred, Mr. Azzolina said entists and Engineers. • • !•• R—t rone— (residence lone _ mm MARLBORO — Township Coun- up of the Louis A. Steinmuller It provides for 1S5 days, five ing. iked. time is of the essence. mum area 13,000 aquari tract of 17.6 acres and the J, The meeting will be Thursday, cil last night authorized that all over the state minimum require- Marino La Mela, head of B—1 Zone— (business tone) Lester Rigby parcel of 4.9 acres. In addition to holding up the March 23, at 8 p.m. in.Gibb" g—J Zone— (business zone) municipal records be microfilmed ment, and closes schools on June Rome's police office for foreign All the property is now zoned Aldene Plan indefinitely, his pro- Hall. It is open to «U interested B—S Zone— (business rone) to reduce storage space and re- 20. ers, told newsmen: "Our checks 2. That Paragraph 12 of Section 11 o R-2 residential, the realtor said. ildene posal would call for public hear- persons free of charge. Tilt* 4 Chapter 1 of Ihe "Rpvlird Ordl newed an annual contract for Among the vacations set aside have turned up nothing." 1 •ancia of 1M4" be and tup same I: He added the plan will be shown (Continued) ings as part of an investigation J2.400 with Earl Emmons for were: two days for pareriMeach- Mr. Runyan, who ha* been feareby amended tn read «« follow.: to the Planning Board in April A check in Moscow also pro- Mr. Mitzner and Peter of the progress of the Aldene 12. Onus floor Area. The floor area dumping in his dump which is on er conferences, two days for the with General Aniline 23 years, «f the ground floor or any principal and its recommendations wheth- duced negative results. A spokes- oelsch, a member of the Mata- 'Ian since its enactment in 1962 has worked in the field ot .color Building used for resident purposes here' the perimeter of Burnt Fly Bog. New Jersey Education Associa- •natter erected in any R—1 Zone sha er to ask for a zoning change o man for the U. S. Embassy there an Transportation Committee and its future consequences; and film for 18 years. • pa not less than l,«0O square feet, an LEGAL NOTICE tion Conference and 10 days for said he had no comment or in- of Transportation Department to any R—2 Zone .hall not be. le«. variances will be followed. id an ACA expert on Alderie, MONMOITII COUNTY Easter, beginning on Good Fri- formation on Miss Stalina. A commuter policies in relation to waa 1.2011 square feet, and In any II—: The plan's backers would like Idressed about 40 members of DOUSE GRASS FIRE tons ahall not be les. than 900 aquar KURROOATK'R COURT day. Soviet spokesman declined to ie Holmdel Republican Club, statutory authority. feet, eieept lhat In the rase of a d«el NoUrc to Credltora to I'rrienl to have the tract rezoned B- KEYPORT - All companies mg with two completely finished atorlen. Claims Agmlmt Ksrat* say anything. hey also agreed to speak Tues- lain minimum ground floor area shall ESTATE OF TERISE BELLICK business, except for two residen- A co-sponsor of the resolution yesterday doused a grass fin on iy to the Matawan Republican be twolhlrdi the aforesaid require' DeceaiMd Says She's Afraid in Assemblyman John J. Fekety, the railroad, trestle between here menu nf thuj Section. The gross flooi Pursuant to the order of DONALD tial lots to be left in front of lub. area la iha sum of tint enclosed bi . CDNNINO1IAH. Surrogate ot Ult Good Jobs James Reston, writing in the and Matawan. / '••' Uie ouUIHe fxcei of all exterior wall: the property adjacent to the pro- D-Hudson. •orrognmng Uie ground noor, exclusive bounty of Monraouth, Uua day made on posed entrance drive. These tw> New York Times from Washing- 4. Use of the Mlddletown «f any area user! for an attached ga- Uie application ot the underalgned. rage or op«i porati. Adele. selllck L«ek and nutli SelllcV lots would help preserve the ton, said reports( -reaching the township High School Auditorium Thompson, the Eieculrlces of Uie For Teachers U. S. capital said'-Miss Stalina *; That Paragran 1 of atctlon 15 o itale of the •alcl.Tertse Selllck ' de- Character of theneighborhood, cais arranged for a mass meet- Title 4 Chapter 1 of Ufa "Revlaeil Ordl- saswl, notice la Hereby given to: the the realtor explained. went to' India as a tourist and lg March 31. The session would & BOYtE'S «ancea ol 1M4" be ant) Uie .ame U credUora of said deceased to present told U. S. officials there she did oerchy amended to read a. followa: o the- .aid Executrices their claims Mr. Pierson now holds options Said Opening e dropped,if assurances are ob- I. In Residence Zonei, the minimum inder oath within aU months from Ibis not intend to return to Russia lined that the Aldene Plan will fmnugo of any lot on any adjoining to purchase both parcels, he said, ttren shsll be aa follows: Dated: March 2n for final consideration anct pasnace Red Bank, New Jersey contracts will be approved for Stalin era, her activities were Attorneys it a. regular meeting of the governing the teaching staff for the 1967-W kept from the public. You've hoard a lot ef talk about high priui, For a limited tlim only, we will offer ntra >ody to be held on March 20, 1967 atFeb. 17, :«, Mar. 3, 10 12S.B2 school year. account today ;he Borough Hall at which time and What happened to her first •ew here li your chance te do torrwthina, about discounts off ef our already lew prices. Why? NOTICE place all persona desiring to ba heard MONMOUTH COUNTV will b« given full opportunity. husband is not known. But on it. You can lave up to 5200.00 on any type Because we want to keep our men busy. Se Dorothy Miller, Clerk SURROGATE'S COURT tfotlca to Crrdltorn to I'r^ent July 3, 1951, she married Mihail dont' delay, shorn, right now for your free t>• Borough of Llttl* Bllvflr Claim* A(ft1n*t Estate Two Injured tonra Improvement or remodeling—If you act No minimum >rch 10 JIO.Bl ROTATE OF ESTHER W. REESE, Kaganovich, son of Politburo •owl rlmate, and savtl or iiiin.rsTow DKCEA8KD member Lazar Kaganovich. SEWKRAOE AUTHORITY Pursuant to the order of DOiNAIJ) NOTICE TO BIDIIKRS J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of theIn Accident British and Italian newspaper required NOTICE la hereby given that the County of Monmouth, this day made, NEW SHREWSBURY - State reports said that Stalin at first 'mvnihlri of Mlddietown Sewerage, An- on tha application ot tha undersigned, hnrlty ahall receive aealed Mill on Howard A. Roberta, Sole Executor of 'olice today reported an acci- opposed the marriage because he 22 day of March, 1M7, at 8:00 P.M., the estate or the said Esther W. Kaganovich was Jewish. He lat- EST), at the Meeting Room, Admlnla- Ileess, deceased! not leu la hereby civ- dent on the Garden State Park- ratlon Building, Mldrlletown Townihli en to the creditors ot aald deceased way in which two persons were er relented and reportedly put Inga Highway and State Highway &., to present to theBald Bole Executor on a $900,000 wedding party that JSF*^ it which' time and place they will be thfrlr claims uncklet. oath within ilx injured. The accident, involving ADD A >ubllcly opened and rend aloud, for the months from this date. two cars, occurred near the lasted Iwo weeks. lurchue of: Dated: Februaary 20,'' 1861867 Item 1 — TIWCK CHASSIS ft CAB HOWATIWATID A .R ROBERTSORER , Tinton Falls overpass when a Svetlana and Kaganovich re- Items —PICKUP TRUCK 334 Htunlttonlaltl n DDrivei , itch equipment will be In accordance Mlddletown, New Jerjcy. car driven by Maximien J. Gag- portedly made a wedding trip Ith Bpeclflcatlonfl, whtch may be aeen Sole Executor ion, 36, of 304 Parkway, Point through Romania, Bulgaria, Hun- NEW ROOM the otrice or the Mlddletown Town- Howard A. Roberts, Esq. lip Clerk, Admlnlatratlan Building, S Tlndall Road, leasant Beach, ran into the gary and Czechoslovakia. Iddletowdletown TowTownshipn , Klnga Highway Ulddletown, N. J. AND SAVE UP TO $200.00 SlaSlatt e HHihwiighwaiyy Si." on March 13 Attorney rear of one driven by Alfred J. Svetlana and her brother Vas- irotigh March 117, 1987, between the Saner, 55, ot 4 Malta Center, sily dropped out of sight after mmr» ftff ito AMM;. and 4 P.M. Coplei nfFeh 31, Mar. 3, 10, IT 127.60 H«r* Is a chance to get that extra room you Specification* may be purchased NOTICK Toms River. ' their father's death. One report •on" paymen* itt oof M.O$5.0O0 fofor eaceach aepett onff BurlBIOR COURT OK NEW JERSEY need at the loweit bargain price you've ever Mr. Saner told State Police he said Vassily, who had been a lieu icclflcatlonri whic•----•-h amount wil• l no-t bt- LA- W DIVISIO- - -N- MONMOUTH COUNTY lad slowed down because he saw tenant general in the Soviet Air dreamed of. Eipert. workmanship, finest ma- Bidden will ba permitted to submit' DOCKET NO. I.-17B83-68 -, Ida for said equipment aa separate Ofvll Action • state trooper hail another car. Force, died in a forced labor terials — and we'll even help you design your nntracU or M a combined contract lowever, It will be mandatory for all NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT At, Gagnon said he applied ills camp. Another said he was con- room. lut hurry; this Is a limited offerl Mders aubmlttlng a. bid for R combined HENRY ME<;iT,L., FUlnilfr, fined in Moscow's Lubianka Pris- Dntrtct to also submit bids for the vs. >rakes when he saw the car in eparate contracts In the combination, FATHICK R. 8C0ITI and ROSE B. ront of him slow down, but his >n. . ' Tti« right Is reserved to award eep- HC0TT1, Defendant!. Pay billi at home and gain rate contracts' or a comMtied con- TO: PATRICK R. BOOTH and ROSE car skidded. Mr. Saner was is- Another son of the dictator, act, whichever Is doftmeil In the beat B. 8C0TTI, the above named de- terenl of the Townnhlp of Mlddletown lendantR: ued a summons for careless acob Stalin, was reported' to more leisure time. Rwerage Authority. You are hereby notified Uiat a writ of sttacliment was issueU In the above Iriving. have been shot by guards in a Can wo help you? The.Authnrlty rpscrves the right to " lcau/o on Fctimary 10. 1M7, Both men were taken to Mon-Nazi concentration camp in IMS ' e nny Inform nil ties In or to re*^, t tlie foods and cliatteln, moneys ServlcBlsour ntiy nr nil blilfl. anil effects, rights and' credits, lands mouth Medical Center for treat- during a suicide attempt. End_ , hlrtrter must It .a bidand tennmpnta tielonglnf to you, for security of ten percent (10%) of the l ment, Mr. Saner for contusions blggntastot. the sum of fl!.lf >0,00 and that the tiaie bid In the form of a certified Sheriff of the County of Monmouth f the neck and back and Mr. TOWNBHrP OF MmDUCTOWN pwiuant thereto, on February 10, 1967 agnon for lacerations of theRed Bank House svwFRAnK ATTTHoniTV I lovled upon an aocount In trie Red CENTRAL JERSEY BANK oSfULDMBT COIJBY "«nlt Bavlnis and Loan Association Ips, Both men were released. Beorelary n™"1 *l™°'- Re B 0 1 NEW KITCHEN I NEW BATHROOM •ilMBIROFF.O. I.C. Mirch 10, 13, H, 18, 1«, IT - l!5rtt *0t*Sifto M * "' ° " '" "" RED BANK — Fire gutted the Youata furliio'r notlflei that you sire required .to s^rva your answer to th« Collinson Home interior of a one-story bungalow plalntlll'i ooraslilnt, a copy of which waa' heretofore served upon you by it 5 Carmen PI. this morning. DANCE CLUB! the Bherllf of Monmoulh, County, upon Entry Reported NO MONEY DOWN KrlwirJ F. Juski, ttn plalntiri'a at- Curtis Henry, 8, managed to Let Us Help You Com* — Jain Saint of Hit Nietit Ptopli In Town tornejr, wruis* addrasa li 8D0 Broadway, LOCUST - Police said $160 in escape to safety. His mother, Long Branch, Naw Jersey, or to rnov^ who ar« havlnp good tlmn oalore al%i« nsw Arthur Murray Donee Club. acalnt the complaint, Ihe writ ol at-cash was taken'from the home Mrs. Mary Henry, was reported FIRST PAYMENT-JUNE Comi—lit ui FntrMuct you to our mtmtnrt, SM how «iy II li to g»i Uchmtnl, or tin therlll'i levy there- of Dr. D. Ji Collinson, Wig Warn to be taking her husband to work Consolidate Debts ocquolnlid ... how Iriandl/, reflmd and conoinlal our rnemberi ore. under within 30 days after the Rervlce 1TM Arthur Murray Dane* CluD li compoMd of odult men end womtn— ol thli notice upon you, exclusive ' Rd., yesterday between 4 and 5 at the time of the fire. The fire .all with a ilmllar purpoti! To moke new friends, Incrnne tNIr confldinct the day ot service. It you (all so . UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY m. •.•'•.•. '. cause was undetermined. , poltt ond, popularltr . . , tn|oy life more rhriwoh donclno, . do, default will lie taken atalnst you If you choose. w*> eon for ths relief demanded In. the com- The front porch of Hhe house plaint, You shall file yonr aaswer and Police are investigating to de- Attsnd With or WIHieut a Portntr proof of aervlce In' duplicate lrlth. thetermine if any other valuables was destroyed. iFdremen an- consolidate alt yew* debts Cleikot the Buperlor Court, Blata House MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. Annex, Irenton, > New Jersey, In ac-were taken from the doctor's swered the call at B a.m. and PARTY TIME DANCE CLUB cordance with the roles of. civil prao- were at the scene at press time. HI&Hi'tA!" i: AT HESSCNS COSNE" MIDDIETOWN and you have low" month- lice tnd prooedurRi home. Heading the investigation ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS Bat*, i^JSJj^:wut_ an Middletown Patrolinan Wal- 7-n-5DtO — 776-6600 ty payment!. ' CALL 741. 5851 1 P.k-IO P.M. tor P»vi» and Detective Sgt Be Modern, USB the Daily Reg- AHome y torPltlnUlf . nliJrf T ,.I. . ister Cuuslfed. . ' J fib, Jl lUrth I, JfA II 1S1.M ROW" LUM, £•' -A. • . '• • ..,••.". *'.'•'• \ DAILY REGISTER SM.VAT0RE A, 1OAIA 4-ffHUrj. UuA 10, 1967 SPRTNOPIELD - SUvtWrt 26 Die In Plane Crasfr M. Plaia, 85, of 72 Tookef Aye,, StorestoReward UftBANA, Ohio (AP) - OfclO'« same tim* like a wouwtod bjrf. died Wednesday after suffering second airliner crash in five Only moments before, v«tw»a a heart attack-at the General In- days—the'latest possibly caused airline pilot Karl B. KohlSatt of strument Corp., Newark, where by a collision with a private Chicago bad been wanted of OBITUARIES he worked as a security guard, SoldieroiMonth plane — carried 26 persons to "unknown traffic" In his rang* He was the stepson of Mrs. their deaths yesterday. by the Federal Aviation Agency. The directors' rn«?tmg was at- T. JOSEPH RYAN Maria Plaia and the brother of RED BANK - The soWier of The DC9 Trans World Airlines Wreckage of the airliner and TAYLOR SURVIVORS tended by Rev. Ivan B~rker, an Charles Plaia, both qf Long the month at Fort Monmouth I? jet disintegrated in flames as it bodies of those aboard — 2} HAMILTON SQUARE - "Mrs. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - " De Wyngaert, assistant at the First T .esbyterl- Branch. going to win prizes from local approached Dayton's Municipal passengers ind four crew mem- Frances Wyckofl Taylor, former- Joseph Ryan, 61, died sudden an Church, which ha' been desig- merchants, the Community Airport for a landing. The pribers _ were strewn through ly of Keyport, who died here yesterday at his home, I Also surviving are his wife, Chamber of Commerce has an-nated to represent the Greater woods and gullies nine miles Tuesday is survived by six sons, Broadway. Executive In Mrs. Mary Damiano Plaia; a vate plane, a twin engine Beech; nounced. Red Bank Council of Churches at west of here. son, Vincent Plaia, here; a craft, fell from the sky at the Charles Wyckoff of Matawan, Ed- •Son ot the late Mr. and Mr; Irwin Vogel, presidentlof the Re- board- meetings. daughter, Mrs. Joseph Colicchio ward Wyckoff of Carteret, Jack Thomas Ryan, he was born Advertising tail Trade Board which is affili- of Colonia; another brother, An Wyckoff in California, Francis Freehold Township. ated with the chamber, said mer- INTERLAKEN — Paul.H. De- gelo Plaia of Roselle; a sister, Wyckoff In South Carolina, and He was a member of St. Rose chandise and gift certificates will Mrs. Mary Vivona of Plainfield, Woman Asks Russell and Warren Wyckoff of of Lima Catholic Church, Free- Wyngaert Sr., 72, of 729- Rajnere be donated by member stores to and two grandchildren. Keansburg. A obituary yester- hold,'and a member of the Holy Ave. died yesterday in the Mon- each month's winner. in accor- day listed the sons as Taylor. Name Society. He was also mouth Convalescent Center, Long A Solemn High Mass of Re- dance with an exclusive agree- $213,000 In past grand knight of Freehold Branch. quiem will be offered Saturday ment between the board and fort. at 10 a.m. in St. James Catholic Council, Knights of -Columbus, Born in Newark, he had resided Pictures of the honored sol Church, here, The Lytwyn and Advice Suit toad »Nt» md OWM AIM* Drive, thrawiburr—747>S(SS and a member of the Interna- here 22 years. He retired in 1960 diers also will appear on posters Lytwyn Home for Funerals, Irv- tional Union Operating Engi- as advertising manager for Pub- in RTB stores, Mr. Vogel said. NEW YORK (AP) — A New OpM fariqi « A.M. to S MH. « Wt«\ aid M. lwil»» ington, is in charge of arrange neers. lic Service Transportation Co., John V. Crowell Jr. chamber York City woman is suing a Fair ments. Wl WILL SPMAD SCOnS* Mr. Ryan is survived by his Newark, where he had worked 35 president, named chairmen of four Haven, N. J., public relations TURF IUILDIR «nd LAWN | wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan; two years. committees to be active this man, asking $213,001) damages LOUIS SELESNER on the ground that he persuaded CHIMICALS . . . 'pureko son, Joseph Ryan of Woodland He was a member of the Public year. Appointed were Bernard her to invest in stock of Westec Mitt bt $40,00 or mart. Calif, and Terrence Ryan Service Brass Olub and was a NEWARK — Louis Selesner, Natelson, special'events; M. Har- home; a sister, Mrs. Lillian M< 76, of 130 Chancellor Ave., died old Kelly, military affairs; Wal- Corp., ot Houston, Tex., court \mm communicant of St. Mary's Catho- papers showed yesterday. Mahon of Freehold; a brother lic Church, Deal. He was married yesterday In Beth Israel Hospi- ter Molineux, commercial and in- Sally Prue Kerstein filed James C. Ryan of Freehold, am to the late Mrs. Agnes Meister tal. dustrial development; and Thom- Feb. 21 against Allen Will Har- We ihMji can* » two grandchildren. DeWyngaert, who died last July. Born in Russia, Mr. Selesner as DeFelice Sr. and Thom- ris, alleging that she lost $13,- boo of monmeBls and Mrta* Funeral services will be held came to Newark Jn 1912. Heas DeFelice Jr., co-chairmen of Surviving are two sons, Paul H. 000 by,holding stock in Westec ... beautiful, pwwawst «d tomorrow at 8 a.m. at the Free- owned and operated, the Bruce the business ethics committee. A. DeWyngaert Jr. of Middletown, and that she suffered $200,000 man Funeral Home, Freehold. Wines and Liquors Store here, J. Beverly Anderson, head of the and Robert A. DeWyngaert of damage to her reputation. SUt'U A Requiem Mass will be offeree retiring 15 years ago. civic and cultural committee, re- Scotch Plains; a daughter, Mrs. The papers asserted that Har- at 9 a.m. In St. Rose of Lima ported that two old chamber Rosemary McGrath of Erberon; He was a member of the Jew- ris, described as a "public rela- Church. Burial will be in St. projects are once again under 1 a sister, Mrs. Frances Burkhardt, ish Culture Club and was active tionist," for Westec, convinced TSW '" * Rose of Lima Cemetery, Free- study. One is an evening garbage also Elberon, and 13 grandchil- in the Progressive Children's her that he had "vast influence hold Township. The Knights collection in the business district dren. School. in the control of the price Of Columbus will iecite the rasa to reduce the scattering of de- A Requiem High Mass will be He is survived by his wife, stock of Westec Corporation." PIIII n mllUHRlS at 8 o'clock tonight at the Frei bris, and the other is a $25,000 KUIUI j '** •"••—' offered in St. Mary's Church, Trading Suspended man Funeral Home. Mrs. Fannio Stein Selesner; a project to pave and install me- New Monmouth, at 10 a.m. Mon- son, Irving Selesner of Hillside; ters in the "great swamp" be- Westec stock trading was sus- day. Burial, under the direction two daughters, Mrs. Edith pended by the American Stock JOHN VAN KIRK & SON DEATH KOTICE tween Mechanic and Wallace Sts. IS Cooper Rd* Mlddlttcwn off Rt. 3$ MORRIS — On Mirch 7, 1MT, Su of the John F. Pfleger Funeral Schwartz of Bayonne and Mrs.east of Broad St. Exchange last August. at M ag« 17, ot Willow Qrovt 81., H»d Home, Middletown, will be in Mt. Ruth Eagle of New Shrewsbury, Miss Kerstein's complaint said •tlilown. formerly ot Matawan. Be HMdon't Corner 741-0319 loved tclra or the lite Louli W. Morn; Olivet Cemetery, Middletown. and six grandchildren. that Harris made "false" state- CenvMlent Torm» 747-5KJ »nd mother of John C. Lindsay ot Mi awan and Mra. Frank Mascarlch Rabbi Alter Kricgel of Verona ments to her that she should Westrieid. Strvlou will b« held at Ui Trio Admits continue buying the stock, and Prall Funeral Hoim, 12« E First Av« MILTON MANNHEIMER Was to conduct services this Hoselle, Sat.. March II, at U a.m morning at 11 o'clock in the E not sell what she had, because Interment Fafrrlew Cemetery, Wes LITTLE SILVER - Milton it would "spiral to an astronomi- Bernheim and Sons Memoria field. VLiitinR hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 1C Mannheimer, 65, of 3 Carolyn Driving cal height." She alleged that he Thursday and Frl. Chapel, Newark. Rd., died suddenly Wednesday in advised her by telephone of vari St. Vincent's Hospital, New York While Tipsy ous deals and mining discoveries City. OSCAR G. JACOBSON that would boost the stock's val FOR ANY OCCASION Mr. Mannheimer was born in FREEHOLD - Oscar G. Ja- RED BANK — Three men ue. New York City, son of the late cobsen, 68, of 70 South St., died pleaded guilty to drunk driving Jacob and Emma Frank Mann- Wednesday in Monmouth Medi- charges before Magistrate Fran- HONEY BEE FLOWERS cis X. Kennelly last night. heimer. He had lived here 12 cal Center after a lengthy ill- ness. 2 Motorists 464 BROAD ST. years and formerly was a resi- Fined $205 each were James Born in Riga, Latvia, Mr. Ja-A. Davis, 29 Steven Ave., New dent of East Orange. RUSSELL T. HODGKISS cobson was a chief steward with Shrewsbury, who was ticketed So id's go shopping' He was a sales representative Penalized SHREWSBURY the United States Lines. Feb. 19 on Newman Springs Rd., with Reliable Sportswear Co., He is survived by his wife, and Joseph W. Supkoski, 92 Wal- MIDDLETOWN-Mrs. Frances 741-4020 New York City, for many years. Mrs. Gertrude Jacobson; one lace St., here, who was charged famucci, 4 Locust Ter., New Mon- Mr. Mannheimer was a mem- daughter, Monica Jacobson, and Feb. 27 at Broad and Monmoutti mouth, was found guilty of driv- Savt tlm» and troubl* •eliobb SIRC* If27 ber of the Men's Club of Mon- one son, Andrew Jacobson, both Sts, ing while on the revoked list and mouth Reform Temple, New v at'home. Magistrate Kennelly postponed fined $205 by Magistrate Seymour B WIRE ANYWHERE Shrewsbury. Services were this morning in sentencing on the same charge Kleinberg yesterday In Municipal SAVE BY MAIL! Surviving are his wife, Mrs. the Freeman Funeral Home. A against Miguel L. Figueroa, 77 Court. Gertrude N. Weiss Mannheimer; Requiem Mass was offered in Oakland St., pending a check of The offense occurred Nov. 23 two brothers, Arthur Mannheimer St. Rose of Lima Catholic his driving record. last year. Patrolman William and Benjamin Mannheimer, both Church. Burial was to be in In the meantime, Figueroa will Thome was the complainant. ANTICIPATED of New York City and a sister, St. Rose o[ Lima Cemetery, serve 10 days in jail on a charge Fined $120 and given a six- DIVIDEND 4'/2% Worden Funeral Home Mrs. Jesse Goldberg of L o n g Freehold Township. of driving without a license. He month revocation of license for Branch, j •' also was fined $105 on that driving under the influence of alcohol7=was Harry Mainrer, 607 The funeral will be Sunday at T. HARVEY BRUCE charge, and $18 on an all-night 60 E FRONT ST. RED BANK Ballard Blvd., Bradley Beach. 11 ajn. in; the Worden Funeral GALETON, Pa. - T. Harvey parking ticket dating back to Bruce, 81, of this place, died Patrolman Irvin B. Beaver Jr. Home, Red Bank, with Rabbi Ed- May, 1966. Bed Bank was the arresting officer. The of- Monday. Larry Broughton, 147 West Ber- INSUIUD ward A. Ellenbogen, of Mon- fense occurred Dec. 28, 1966. mouth R«form Temple, officiat- He was the brother of Mrs.gen PI., was fined $15 for care- V A Day and Night Phone Charles Beck and the uncle of less driving resulting in his car BMrvHil All ctotrai JtiMyBBK Savings ing. Burial will be in Mt. Lelx Miss Grace Beck, both of Fair non Cemetery, Iselin. striking a fire plug. nil ESTIMATE I AND LOAN ASSOCIATION """ ' Haven, N. J. » It NOAD ST. • l» IANK, N. J. 747-0557 Mr. Bruce was born in Oceanic ITEMS MISSING MRS. RAYMOND F. DREW (now Rtimson), N. J., son of the LONG BRANCH — Michael A. 741-3700 FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Anna HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. late James P. and Sallie E Thack, 611 Bangs Ave., Asbury ROOFING mi SIDINS I M. Van Dervoort Drew, 73, ofBruce. rCartoeatttnn ,Horn Lwdtr* . Mwhmhhand Rwtirt * • "Where You- Save Does Make a Difference!" Park, told police that at about 200 Oak PI., died Wednesday in • Alomlnum sttnMMtn wmdiwiU , Dun •I He was a graduate of Rutgers 11:30 last night two printing her home. M ALL WORK •UARANTIID W and was an electrical engineer calculators were taken from his A native of San Francisco, with the General Electric Co. incar while it was parked in the Mrs. Drew resided 34 years in Cleveland, Ohio, until his retire- Executive House parking lot. ment. He had lived in Galeton Glen Ridge and moved here in Ocean Ave. and Bath Ave. 1984. 16 years. Mr. Thack said the calculators The funeral was held in the Col Mrs. Drew painted as a hobby, were valued at $2,470. Detective lins Funeral Home, here, yester- The Adams Memorial Home specializing in landscapes. She Albert Tyler is investigating." was a former member of the day. Graveside services and Glen Ridge Woman's Club and burial will be tomorrow at 10 HENRY TOMAN during World War II, as a vol- a.m. in Fair View Cemetery, FAIR HAVEN - Henry To- unteer for the Navy League, she Middletown, N. J. Successor to Mount Memorial Home man, 89, of 234 Third St., died decorated service rooms of the yesterday in his home after a long rescue squad at Newark Airport. LUCY PEPPER MORISON illness. She h survived by her hus- ELKHART, Ind. — Lucy Pep- Mr. Toman was a retired band, Raymond F. Drew; a son, FUNERAL DIRECTORS per Morison, 8, died Wednesday chemical engineer, expert in the Michael H. Morrison of Los An- at University Hospital, Ann Harconstructio- n of breweries. He geles; two daughters, Mrs. Wil- bor, Mich., after a short illness had been employed 20 years by liam P. Whitman, here, and Mrs. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh the Pabst Brewing Co., Irving- Edward Ira of Eugene, Ore.; two Morison, formerly of Little Sil ton, and had worked on new "How Nice sisters, Mrs. Rita Reilly and 310 BROAD ST. RED BANK ver, she is also survived by a breweries in Switzerland, En- Mrs. Paul Keeler of San Fran- brother, Hugh Graham Morison; gland, France, Russia, Africa cisco, and five grandchildren. three sisters, Emily Kyle Mori and India. Services were today in the son, Abby Whitworth Morison and ofOur He was born in Austria, and George Van Tassel's Community Mary Frances Morison, all at had lived here 17 years. There1 Funeral Home, Bloomfield. home;.her,.grandparents, Mrs is no immediate family survive R. A. Morisoi of Abingdon, Va., ing. and Walter Deane of North Pem- broke, Mass., and her great- Services will be tomorrow at grandfather, Horace Bates o: 9 a.m. in the Adams Memorial Somerset, Mass. Home, Red Bank, with Rev. John E. Day Funeral Home Stephan Letiago of St. Nichohs Arrangements are under the di- Russian Orthodox Church of Red rection of the Walley Mills Zim- Bank officiating. Arrangements merman Funeral Home, here are under the direction of the announces Graveside services will be held John E. Day Funeral Home of Sunday at Knollkreg Cemetery, Red Bank. Burial will be in St. Abingdon, Va., with the Campbell Vladimir Cemetery, Cassville, they are continuing burinest Funeral Home in charge. Jackson Township. from their temporary offices at "NO CHARGE" 44 MORFORD PLACE — RED BANK GLASS CHECKING ACCOUNTS As a gesture of good will and friendliness to 747-0332 FOR those who have reached the golden milestone of 65 years, we have instituted a new checking EVERY account service without the customary monthly We have made arrangements to continue onr basinets, serving your service charge. You may open such an, account MAKE CAR at any office. complete needs in our usual dignified manner. IN STOCK If you already have a checking account with us and are now or soon to be 65, tell us. We'll see that this courtesy will be extended to you (and Please call or visit us at our temporary office. AUTHORIZED nobody need be the wiser). INSURANCE The Bank That's Strong For You John E. Day INSTALLATIONS KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN NATIONAL BANK KEMSItlttf. MIDBLETOHfl. FUNERAL HOME ATLANTIC GLASS Church 4 Cerr Ave. K Hhway "Glass and Mirrors In Every Size You Can. Break" 44MorVdPi. Red Bank RED BANK 21 Maplt Av«., cor. White St. Dial 747-2020 LUCMFT IE L FORD 747-0332 MATAWAN Leonmdville Rood 138 Low« Main $». Dial Sii-2838 TILEFRMI ttU OFPICID Tll-illl Opposite Molly Pitcher Inn BELMAR , ,: \ 1813HSt,,So.eM8lli,Hwy. 71 (4-N) DlalMUI.1200 THE DAILY BEGISTER FnUf, Uudk W, 1967-5

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Mft CROSS CAMPAIGN POSTER — J. Allan Mohn, sacond from laft, Oakhur.t, chair- man of tha Monmouth County Chaptar of tha American Red Crots, hands officiaf Red Crest-potter to Col. George A. Kurkjian, commanding the Electronics Support Com- mand, at month-long annual fund-raiting drive gets under way at Fort Monmouth. Henry G. Steale, left, special services officer at the pott, this year's project officer for tha Red Crots campaign, and Carl F. Smith, Fort Monmouth Red Crots field di- rector, look on.

Monalapon Township States Art Exhibit MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP — The Board of Recreation an Parks Commission has announced it will sponsor an outdoor art exhibition. Ttie show will be un- der the direction of local artists Jeae Shapiro and Robert San- tana. Janes A, Flanagan,'sec- retary for the commission, ad vised that the date has not been •ef. VoUinteers are needed by th CMnmfssfon to assist.In staging the «*lbition. Those interested are asked .to attend tonight' meeting at 8 o'clock in the Town- ship Hall with directors of the show and members of Jhe oom- FIICES!.

CHAPEL GROUND-BREAKING — Ground was broken Service Wednesday for new Clinton Chapel A.M.E. Zion Church at Red Hill Rd., Middletown, in tha lite of tha former Delicatessen chapel which was destroyed by fire* last fall. Participat- ing in tha ceramoniei, laft to right. Dr. V. A. Blackwell, Departments presiding aider of the Camden District; Thomas T, Con- rad, township « cleric, repreienting Mayor Ernatt G. * NOW AT Kavalak; George Heath, honorary chairman of the building fund drive; and Robert L. KegUr, pastor. It ASIURY PARK was announced that all but $22,000 has been raited CUFFWOOD >. toward financing construction. DEAL LITTLE SILVER LONG BRANCH Camp Fire Girls Receive Charter RED BANK-St. James Parish presented charters to the leaders, PORT MONMOUTH Camp Fire Girls held its first More than 1,000 honor bead! tARITAN TOWNSHIP annual charter presentation Sun- were awarded to die girls by tt day afternoon at the grammar group leaders, who are: Glad] SHREWS1URY school. Nine Blue Bird, Camp Fire Carpenter, Junior Hi Camp Fire Girl and Junior Hi Camp Fire Girls; Mrs. Laurina Bergln, Mrs. Girl groups, with a total of $3 Ellen Bertolo, Mrs. Ethel Frank- SUPER members, participated. el, Mrs. Loretta Netzhimer and Mrs, Marie Veling, Camp FiK Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan, GirJs; Mrs. Mary Daley, Mrs. Experience keens the Quality UP! pastor of St. James Catholic MARKETS Irene Dibbe and Mrs. Jean H, 'hurch. the sponsoring institution Holloman, Blue Birds. Mrs. Frankel, organteatto FURNITURE CO. chairman, welcomed the gaUiei ing of more than 200 and ei Experience brings the Price DOWN! WEST KEYFORT, N. J. plained the group's plans an< aims. 264-0181 SPAGHETTI SUPPER EATONTOWN - The Adul That's why there are only 2 kinds of COLOR TV: Feifewship of the "Mefliodis Church will have a spaghetti sup per at the church March 18 froi 5:30 to 7:30. The Methodist Yout 1. RCA VICTOR - the one that Fellowship will have a car wasl Open'Man. and Frl. evenings 'til 9 the'same day at the church frot v 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. experience made dependable! 2. All other brands - from A, to zi RCA VICTOR was the first to put Color TV into ADD TO THE BIUIGU SAVINGS large-scale production. More than 100 RCA VICTOR was the first to plofteer and develop Color TV. ON 1967 CARS RCA VICTOR was-the first-rand for many years the ONLY COLOR one to manufacture Color TV... while other makers watched and Finance Direct—Save up to $150! TV Models waited. Today, those years of experience are paying off for you... tit choose from! in juperlative picture quality... in lifelike color-fidelity... in rugged I You Receive 12 Mot. | tsMot.' 24 Mot. | 30 Mot. 36 Mot. I dependability... and in sensible prices! 'What the others still must learn 1 $1,000. $87,08 1 $ 59.30 $ 45.41 $ 37.08 $ 31.52 about building Color TV, RCA VICTOR already knows! 1 1,500. 130.62 I 88.95 68.12 55.62 47.29 I 2,000. 174.16 I 118.61 90.83 74.16 63.05 That is the simple reason why, in the big-volume production ! 2,500. 217.70 | 148.26 113.54 92.70 78.81 1 required by today's popular demand for Color TV, NO competitive 1 3,000. 261.251 177.91 136.25 111.25 94.58 maker has yet been able to approach RCA VICTOR'S 1 3,500. 304.79 1 207.56 158.95 129.79 110.34! superior quality and performance. TRUE \ Compare our Monthly / Payment With Theta of Other INTEREST > Leading Institutions , RATE* ' Phone: 542-4600 M MWHMH* CwnHy'l FifM "Truth In Undlng" fclley ElATONTOWN T BE SWITCHED! Now you can get the RCA VICTOR COLOR TV you want. If a dealer tries to substitute another brand - you are being switched. Hwy. 35 fr Wyckoff Ra\, Eatontown • Monmouth Shopping Center IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Of allhOSt ALL MODELS. If your dealer does not have any model you want, Main pfrlee Open Saturdayi 9i|0 A-M. to 1 P.M. V tgDtRAV DltOSIT 1NSVRANM COM. , simply ask htm to call KRICH - N. I, INC., NEWARK, N. J. America's First RCA Distributor — BUelow 8-7400.

AT- "Misa Fumes* Will Stand By That Box Over There" The Registers Opinion Jim Bishop: Reporter Needs Golfing pigeon The Aldene Meeting The warm weekends are coming. This leads the ladies • to thoughts of spring hats and a discouraging inventory ot It was a wise decision to cancel This was in order. We are certain that the closet. It leads men to the same closet, with another yesterday's meeting on the Aldene Mr. Goldberg is aware of the strong goal. They heft golf clubs. A few weeks Plan with state Transportation Com- commuter and official^opposition in •more and Rollo will be walking the fair- Monmouth to segments of the Aldene ways, shouting cheerful epithets at the sky. missioner David J. Goldberg and go What daddy does on a golf course ii ahead with plans for a session Mon- Plan. And, at this point, more can exchange .one set of frustrations for an- day in Trenton. be gained by having those most fa- other. He is a peculiar type of nut who Some confusion had developed miliar with the problem take Up the spends hours squatting over grass, peer- ing ahead and at his feet and doing nothing. over the conflict in meetings and it matter directly with the commissioner. If you watch him long enough, he will was necessary to co-ordinate the two The word from Mr. Goldberg is swing a club. A little white ball will trace \ dates and their purposes if there was that the Aldene Plan will not be the contour of a big banana in the sky and daddy will swear and call on Cod by His to be some display of unity in Mon- stopped — although he is willing to BISHOP first name- and His last. mouth County's justified attempt to listen to any constructive proposals. When I am in Florida, I seek out a super nut like my delay the implementation of the Al- This at least means that the state con- friend Don Cuddy. He used to play football for the Univer- dene Plan. ceivably could accept suggestions to sity of Miami. Later he was a reporter for the Miami Her- As the matter now stands, the keep present train and ferry service , aid. Now he's a public relations expert, president of POINT. All of which is inconsequential. Mr. Cuddy is my golf Trenton meeting Monday will involve going and thereby assure county com- pigeon. 1 principally the commissioner, Assem- muters that the Aldene Plan will help - * • * blyman Joseph Azzolina, attorney and not hurt them. THESE ARE NOT easy to come by. Don Is a big man, Patrick J. McGann, and Bernard M. Mr. Goldberg, we know, is faced with something called a surprise swing. No matter what the with the major problem of keeping ball does, he's surprised. He can hit a slice, a straight ball Miitzner, president of the American and a hook on three successive wallops, and seldom meets Commuters Association. The latter the commuter trains running and try- the other players, except on the green. three have been in the forefront of op- ing to improve service. His task is The remarkable feature of this is that I'm. a lousy golf- position to the Aldene Plan, as it is made even more difficult by the ex- er — incurable and insufferable — and finding "a pigeon presently proposed, going into effect tent of the subsidies the state is pro- turned out to be a heartbreaking task. My game is in th* . upper nineties. As long as Cuddy remains in the 104 class, April 30. viding for the railroads. we are buddies. The moment he starts to beat the master, ' There were some fears that a meet- But we hope he realizes that what be is off the golf cart. ing open to the general public might Monmouth commuters are asking is A month ago, in Florida, I played a round with Juliu* get out of hand — and, as a result, not at all unreasonable. It may mean Boras. On a long par five, this man hit his second shot with an iron, while talking, and dropped it beside the pin. At one* Mr. Mitzner suggested a smaller gath- some added cost — but at least the j he made my Drop Dead list. Buddy Hackett, who looks lik» ering where frank discussion of ideas county's commuters will know that Budda gone mod, hits a long ball and sometimes, when he's and problems could be presented. their interests are being protected. next to the hole, he putts a long putt. Then he says, in Can- tonese: "I wasn't putting." Mike Douglas, as you might guess, plays golf like a gen- .i More on School Budgets tleman. So he rides alone. Alan King aims at the lighted ' budgets over to municipal officials for end of the cigar in his teeth and hits the ball. Gleason ii The dilemma of a municipal gov- so good these days that he'll play you for the country club, erning body forced to review a twice- final disposition. and press if he's losing. defeated school budget was brought A better and more equitable solu- * * * home vividly in Maddletown this week. tion, as we have said many times, Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth ALL INTELLIGENT golfers givs up the gams once a - Faced with the difficulty of being would be to permit boards of educa- week. These vows are good for six days. I never do this, __ tion to draw up and approve a budget because I know I'm hooked. All I require to feel aereM ll under a voter mandate to reduce the a few non-leaky clouds and Dear Donald Cuddy. Once, I school costs and, at the same time, — without having it go to a public Fighting a Recession thought my family was going to buy him for me for Christ? vote. There is too much voter resent- mas. realizing that the budget basically was For the moment, let's downgrade the key point is that if the Federal Reserve con- a fair one — the Township Committee ment today against high taxes.— and economists who say that all we are now ex- cludes our economy needs more help, it can I had visions of renting him out for two bucks an hour to had a real problem on dts hands. this is manifested on school budgets, periencing is a temporary pause in the up- overnight pump much more credit into the golfers whose morale was. low. Mr. C, is big, good-looking and cheerful. Every week, he is beset by the feeling that hs As it turned out, the committee the only opportunity a citizen gets to turn. For the sake of answering a vital business stream. Already, though, easier question in many minds, let's join the pes- credit has pushed up new housing starts to is going to win. To guard against this fantastic revulsion, I voted to reduce the spending schedule register an opinion on some form of simists who argue that the an annual rate of ty, million units, a full 50 keep score. He runs to straight sixes, even on the par threes. . by $150,000. And it specified that the official spending. minus signs spotting our per cent above the low reached in October. That's why I say he's dependable. If Don gets too CIOM Board of Education use funds from its It is interesting that Committeeman economy today signal the (2) The proposed July 1 effective date — within a stroke or two — all you have to do is tell him and he blows tky-high. I have seen him hit a tee shot that went surplus account rather than decrease Douglas R. Burke, after reviewing the start of recession. for a modest income tax increase seems in- The vital question: Is creasingly unrealistic. The reasons the straight up into the sky and came down 20 yards away. A line items to accomplish the reduction. Middletown school budget, said it was not there a grave danger President put the date at July 1 were: to stranger tipped his hat and said: "Does your husband play, The original budget was $8,920,314 the committee's conclusion that the that the very discussion of give the Federal Reserve a firm basis for too?" and was pared $129,700 by the board Board of Education did an excellent recession will cause busi- easing credit and to give the economy time The second shot, quite often, will turn left, run along th* top of a row of trees for 240 yards, then float back into the after the first defeat. job in preparing it. But the choice be- nessmen and consumers to to pick up speed in response to this and become overcautious and higher government spending. ,- fairway, as though it knew what it wai doing. "Just the way The situation points up the messy fore the governing body left little thereby intensify the dan- 1 prayed it," Don says. He is the only golfer who requires * * • leeway for decision. ger? four shots to get back in the same part of th» trap whew problem that municipal governing PORTER This conflict is one that should not The answer: Far more . (1) IN PLACE OF an anti-inflationary In- be started. bodies have with making a decision on come tax boost, the Administration well may * * * a school budget. Middletown Mayor be permitted to continue. It is time important and constructive is the evidence that alertness to the threat is in itself a po- ask for an anti-recessionary restoration of HE'S MY FRIEND. The best. The only price you pay, Ernest G. Kavalek perhaps best ex- to. change our laws to bring about a tent "sejret weapon" against the threat. the investment tax incentives to encourage playing with Cuddy, Is listening to pep talk* about the won- businessmen to hike their spending on new pressed it last week when he termed system where Boards of Education can Because of concern about the downturn, ders of Florida, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, and an tastitu- : the task of parting a school budget "un- go ahead with their main task of help- policymaker.'! already have taken steps to plants and equipment. tion called Broward Junior College. If you can stand this (4) At all levels of government, spend- ing to provide quality education with- stop it from continuing, deepening and jingoism, you can beat him throwing the ball underhand. savory to begin with" and expressed spreading. If the economy does not perk up ing is climbing to new peaks and the spend- The last time we played, Don found a pigeon of his own. his discontent with the present out having to worry about total nega- as a result of these and other steps on ing can be "adjusted" to stimulate activity. This is in the nature of hitting a wedge shot fat and striking system of turning defeated school tive reaction against taxes. schedule, anti-recession policy will become . Early this week, for instance, the adminis- oil. Cuddy's pigeon is Wally Lehmann. Mr. L. Is a short, more aggressive. tration released $380 million of funds into the graying man with a broad chest and a lot of muscle. H* In short, by openly acknowledging that mortgage market to spur housing this spring. shoots in the low 116s, and is the only man who takes dead A Job for Betty some key' economic signals have changed This was from a $1 billion fund "frozen" in aim 50 degrees to the left of where he wants to go and, if As the President's special assis ness community which the President's from green to amber, we can act in ad- 1966 as an anti-inflationary measure, last he doesn't shank the big toe on his left foot, lands In the mid- vance to prevent the signals from turning week, it released $125 million of. funds to dle ol the fairway. tant for consumer affairs, radio and Committee on Consumer Interpsts is a dark red. spur highway construction. This was from Most of the women who have stayed with us this far aw, television personality Betty Furness supposed to police. If Mrs. Peterson • * * $1.1 billion of highway funds "deferred" In I know, puzzled. "Why play the dumb game?" they mutter. 1966. l faces a challenging task. Her prede- could not get her ideas across, it is CONSIDER THESE six poists:- To which I say you don't understand the mate psych*. I (5) A new package of Social Security I think that's the word. We play mainly because it Is suck cessor, Esther Peterson of the Depart- doubtful what Miss Furness can do (1) Since the credit squeeze reached beyond making "you-can-be-sure" near-panic proportions late last year, the benefits for millions of individuals is on the a joy when we stop. ment of Labor, tried to do a thorough Federal Reserve System has been progres- way and this money will flow immediately You don't dig this? Have you ever worn tight «hoei to speeches for the White House (as she Into the spending stream. job but was not sufficiently backed by sively easing up. It is deliberately feeding a formal affair? Have you ever been driven home by • drunk once did for Westinghouse) and keep- funds into the banking system to encourage (6) Hefty income tax refunds for mil- who dozes? Have you ever had an excruciating faeadacht at her boss. ing business mollified. business lending and deliberately putting fi- lions of taxpayers also are on the way and the moment that he begins to notice your flawless beauty? Mrs. Peterson sought a meaningful Under a January, 1964, executive nancial institutions in general in better shape these windfalls also will be spent at once. Now you understand? Good. Help me to find a pigeon •packaging bill but lost out to business to make more mortgage loans. This is why in our era, well-advertised for Wally Lehmann. order creating this post, the special as- The results are starting to show, and the recessions rarely arrive as advertised. interests. She is disliked by the food sistant is required to investigate con- processors for calling attention to sumer needs that could be met by fed- From Our Readers quasi-dishonesty on labeling and pack- eral action and keep the government John Chamberlain: These Days aging. And despite her urging, > the appraised of consumer opinion. Clear- -r President failed to reappoint the Con- ly, Miss Furness will tread a danger- Think of Treaty? T LB^flos a 3 Birch Ave. headed, when its term expired last We wish her -well. But if she Is to June If things are what they seem on the ting much, either. As Richard V. Allen, a Hazlet, N. J. - fail, let it be on behalf of the nnder- surface, the timing In this -"bridge building" member of the Hoover Institution on War, To the Editor: Miss Furness at this point is iden- defended consumer and against the, with Soviet Russia is all wrong. But may- Revolution and Peace, tried to point out to Where is there any logic in even "thinking" of treaties, tified not with the consumers she is considerable power of the mercantile be President Johnson knows more than the Senator Fulbright's Committee, a couple of agreements, etc., with Russia, when It was Russian-midt supposed to protect, but with the busi- lobbies. rest of us. Maybe he has secret assur- U. S. consulates inside Russia won't deter rockets that whooshed In ori our boys in Da Nang last Sunday? ances from Moscow that, if Communist governments from falsely arrest- By the way, they (the Viet Cong), don't care how many the U. S. behaves in a con- ing U. S. citizens. of their own they kill, do they? They just about wiped out on« | Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott; Inside Washington ciliatory manner on such Mr. Allen recalled the case of Profes- of their villages at Da Nang. They also torture and mutilate things as the consular sor Frederick Barghoorn o[ Yale, who was their own. But I guess that's all right to their warped way if treaty, the Soviets will cut arrested in Moscow^ where we have a fully- thinking. Then they have the nerve to complain when a few , down on their military staffed Embassy capable of dealing with such get killed accidentally in air raids! ' • shipments to North Viet- incidents. The chauffeur who was with Mrs. Harold B. Thompson Reuther's Federation Plan f I nam and thus compel Ho Barghoorn at the time of his arrest happened L, / I Chi Minh to move to the. • WASHINGTON - Walter Reuther, presi- sults, the Reuther-Bridges-Hoffa meeting Is to be a Soviet national in the employ of the §/ A peace table. dent of the United Auto Workers, is trying considered highly significant, since it was American embassy. But the chauffeur ne- \*?m It is only on the as- to put together a new nationwide labor al- the first time in recent years these power- glected to tell his V. S. employers about the By Interlandi '' ™ sumption that Johnson has Cynic's Corner liance. ful labor leaders had gotten together. incident. Thirteen days later the arrest was Since he quit as AFL-CIO vice president CHAMBERLAIN such assurances that the The three unions, if linked in one federa- announced. last month, Reuther has held" backstage "bridge building" policy makes sense. With- tion, would have a combined membership of Mr. Allen's point is that if an embassy talks aimed at setting up a loosely-knit fed- out a prearranged agreement on a cease- 2,760,000 compared to 13,500,000 in the •AFL- can't be effective in protecting V. S. citi- eration with the Interna- fire in Vietnam the U. S. could be In for a CIO. The Teamsters is the largest with 1,- zens who are being accompanied by its own tional Brotherhood of tremendous rooking. 500,000. The UAW, composed of 29 unions, chauffeurs, a consulate could hardly be ex- Teamsters and Internation- Taking the surface view of things, we has 1,200,000. pected to do better. are buying a pig , in a poke when we trust al Longshoremen's and • * * Warehousemen's Union. The ILWU, which controls the West Coast the Soviet Union to follow through without docks, has 60,000. Like the Teamsters, the In one anannounced hard-and-fast commitments. President John- SO, TAKEN BY itself, the consular ILWU is an independent union. Bridges split meeting with Teamster son has expressed a laudable aim when he treaty is pretty much a matter of trading a with the CIO over the Communist issue in boss Hoffa, before he be- wants "not to continue the cold war, but to nuthin' for a nuthin'. But the consular trea- 1949, but not before he had extended CIO in- gan serving his federal jail end it." But how do you call off a cold war ty is supposed to be merely one item in the fluence across a broad span of Western sentence, and ILWU presi- in the middle of a hot war (with Ho Chi package of goodies being offered as bait to states as its regional director. The UAW is dent Bridges, the fiery Minh) that is an integral part of Soviet the Soviets in hopes that they will recipro- part of CIO, which joined the AFL to forge • MITM Reuther proposed that the cold war strategy? The cold war is merely cate by liquidating the cold war. the giant AFI>CIO federation in 1956. three unions join forces a way of denominating something expressed On the surface of things, it is mighty this year to form an alliance of transporta- specifically in the hot war as it is being strange that we are offering trade bait to a tion and industrial unions. fought in Southeast Asia by Soviet stooges. party which is providing our enemies in The new labor combine, with its base Because the cold war and the small hot war North and South Vietnam with weapons that REGISTER are one and the same, they can't be dissoci- of power in the transportation and automo- have shot down more than 600 expensive bile industries, could in a few years, accord- ated. U. S. planes. If it's 'just a matter of dollars FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1967 ing to Reuther, become as * * * " and cents, how much trade with eastern • powerful as the present ' Europe will it take to pay for those planes? 40-41 Broad St. Bed Gam, N. J. THIS. CONSULAR treaty, or convention, AFL-CIO. Stt Ft. 33, Hlldletom. N. J. is a pretty paltry thing in itself. It would Johnson is a bargainer, and it could be , Although no informal 30 Eaat Main St.. Freehold, N. J. give the Russians a few more potential spies that he is linking a decent peace in Vietnam or formal agreements came I7> Broadway, Low Branca, N. i. in the United States, but, since we can't to the consular treaty, and the trade bill. out of this "big three" Eilab. MM by John W. Coot and Itmry Cla> seem to keep secrets anyway (witness the There have been secret agreements before, meeting, labor insiders re- recent spate of CIA stories), the presence of and there Ls no reason why secret agree- br The Bed Bank Bulater Incorporated ported that officials of the a couple of Red consulates wouldn't make - meats should always result in giving us the unions agreed to continue II. UABOLD KELLY, Pobllrter . much difference. The FBI would have to dirty end of the stick. But if Johnson hasn't , their discussions with an- " Arthur Z. Kamln. Editor •' work a little harder, but the extra costs got a worthwhile wider agreement in his other teamster official to would be quickly forgotten. pocket that we don't know about, there is no Subscription Price! In Advance "Whatta you trying to do, stort a be designated by Hoffa. tDKle cooy at counter, t cental by mall. 10 cent* But if we won't be giving away much sense to the bridge building moves that are • 13 month.—(18.80 1 montha-15.15 new re 11glon or something?" Despite the lack of re- . « nontha-l t.M 1 month -ILM by a consulaftconventlon, we won't be get- being conducted above the table. h . V "• •• ••••-.•• ••-••• • t •..I'.;,:VIIK,, •*> "•'.- Woman's Club Marks TrUtf, Mn& V), 1*57-7 IiplOth Anniversary RIVER PLAZA - The Middle- scholarship for graduating «tu- town Woman's Club c*lehr«t*d dents , of Middtetown Township it* 10th anniversary and annual and Mater Del Hijfc Schools. Federation Day yesterday at a First scholarship winner' was tneetlng hare In the (ire bouse. Miss Duane Oodilse, now a, teach- Hit afternoon's program in- er in the township high school cluded a playlet, 'The World of The club's community activi- At International Flower Slow Musical Comedy," presented by ties also have included planting Toby Lowenstein, Charlotte Yin«- trees on the grounds of Town- berg and Jay L. Lowenatein, and ahip Hall and Marlplt Hall, vocal selections by the music de- sistlng the library, the Middle- partment. , town Health Center, the Youth More Awards for Rumson Club The club was founded hi 1957 Ont«r and die Community On- By ELEANOR MARKO again won first prize. This places tulips and daffodils, rhododen- play designed by W. Fontaine by Mm. P*ul Braun, Mrs. Fred- tar. The club now has SI mem- NEW YORK — The Rumson the club in an advantageous drons and azaleas placed in the Jones, a New York architect. erick Krippendorf, Mrs. Edward bers. (N. J.) Garden Club added awards scoring position for the Annie beiutiful formal and informal As a decorative wall accessory Schrdedear, who new resides in Hostesses at yesterday's Joint in daily competitions tilts week Burr Jennings Medal which is gardens that dot the main floor for one of the two garden dis- Deaxfield Beach, Fla., Mrs. Har- celebration were Mrs, Reed J. at the Golden Anniversary Inter- awarded, tor sweepstake potato plays a woodcut by Middlttown old Branley and Mrs. Wylie Pate. of the Coliseum. Bright sunshine Braund, chairman, and Mrs. Ed- national Flower Show in the for all competitive classes. (N. J.) artist Diane Nolan and the They were assisted by Mrs. Har- after three rainy days is draw- con J. Conger, Mrs. Robert Rick- four original blocks carved by old DeMing of the Little Silver New York Coliseum. Hundreds of workmen labored Ing crowds of visitors to this big- ner, Mm. Paul L. Francois, Mrs. the artist for the print, was used Woman's Club. Yesterday, Mrs. Niels W. John- Wednesday night to replace all gest of flower shows, vtfiich is Rdbert W. Richards, Mrs. Thom- sen, president of the club, re- the plants and flowers in the In open today and tomorrow from in Mr. Jones' display. It was Mrs. Braun became the first as Britt, Mrs. Jack Jemee and coved an honorable mention in tematienal Flower Show visited 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday selected by decorator Dorothy president, followed successively Mrs. E. J. Young. the Garden Club of America com- daily by thousands. Visitors this from 1 p.m. .to 7 p.m. Rodenburg of Rumson, from the by Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. Edwin petitive class in which she used weekend will find tfie show fresJi Guild of Creative Art, Shrews- Stanley, Mrs. Ludwig Bitow 3d, TTie Lambertas Bobblnk tro- a Douglas Mollvain sculpture of and bright, with hundreds of new phy, awarded by Mrs. George C. bury, N.J. Vernon Johnson of and Mr*. Neil S. Scottl, the pres- TomJ River, author of "Artificial ent president, The group first Hat Sale bird in an alcove aquatic set- White of HiEtop Ter., Red Bank, ting N.J., in memory of her father, Llght-Gardening," was available net in members' homes, then at the show to answer questions moved to Leeds Hall, Middle- The previous day, Mrs. Joftn- was won by the National Assoei* To Benefit sen and Mrs., Alfred King Jr., ation of Gardeners, Westohester, about the newiy-crgan^zftd socie- town; the parish house of the Engaged ty. Reformed Church, back to Leeds also of Rumson, received second N.Y., branch. The trophy is giv- Hall, and finally the River Plaza St. Agnes prize tor a terrace table arrange- en to a garden of outstanding Exotic Gardens ment' using apples, plums, horticultural merit. This yeajf's Fire House. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - A Julius Roehrs, Howeli Town- pears, limes, grapes, strawber- winner, in Mrs. White's opinion, hat sale will be sponsored by the jshiip and Rutherford, N.J., is dis- Among its many fund-raising ries and begonias. could easily be adapted to the St. Agnes' School mothers for the playing several gardens of exotic projects his bean an annual Mrs, Oliver A. Viator, also on average small home garden. benefit of St. Agnes' basketball plants, Including bromeiiads, an-' Wednesday, in a creative design Little Silver Judge team and cheer leaders Tues- thuriums, orchids and tree ferns. class won first award for an al- day and Wednesday in the church Stanley Macintosh of Little Sil- Golden acacias from the Stone SEEING STRIPES AND DOTS — Mrs. Alfred E. Back Jr., cove arrangement using a hang- Reody-Made hall from 1:30 to 9 p.m. ver was among those judging the collection are used to frame the ing container of amarylHs, rex A large selection of spring hats Rurnion, chairman of the Navarumsunk Auxiliary of main gardens on Saturday. main entrance to the garden floor begonia and sculpture by the ex- and Custom will be on display (or immediate Family and Children's Service of Monmoufh County's The Garden Club of America's and set the tone for the Golden hibitor. purchase. exhibition under a triodeotic Anniversary exhibition. The first annual luncheon and fashion show, checks the program Another Fint Mrs. Margaret Cassone is dome on the fourth year is the show was held in 1913, but during which include! thit three-piece black and white striped Tte club's lattice wall entry chairman and Mrs. John Wankel most ambitious of its undertak- the years of World Wars 1 and 2, which- won first prize at Satur- is vice chiirman. •numbU with scarf and lining in yellow polka dots ings. Located on the fourth floor, several shows were skipped, day's opening of the flower show, making 1967 its *50th anniversary. They will be assisted by Mrs. tiie exhibit is r-hanced by the modeled by Norma Sterner of Bamberger't New Jersey. was re-judged Wednesday and George C. White, who Is honor- Frank Korpoo, Mrs. Stephen Mi- spaciousness afforded it in com- The full spring collection will be shown at the event ary chairman of the event and hok, Mrs. Rudolph Petrasek, parison to other years. BED March 21 at noon in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury.' A bronze medal was swarded served as chairman previously Mrs. Richard McMillan, Mrs. Evening Dept. for lour years, was a member of Donald to the Indoor Light Gardening Allan, Mrs. Robert .(Register Staff Photo) the flower show board for 30 Grimm, Society of America for its dis- Mrs. John McMahon, Elects Officers years. He is chairman of tha SPREADS Mrs, Fred Hlllman, Mrs. Domii- Bamberger's Collection LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. Al- board of Bobbink and Atkins, •IM, btda HnJ_ j lli«, tprcad fs-r a qutie"n> ale Musone, Mrs. James Ouellette, St. Leo Society •dJ W» har* it) ... or ein fred Barrett was elected chair- which created gardens in the In- m.ki i» Com. m and lit hew y.u M A,^ t lM^ M j^ man of the Evening Membership To Hold Dance ternational Flower Show far 37 ctn tra touch to you! Mftm „ rh«,u. nip.r fctdraom with a tpritd from our ,„""•,/"£ , ., Di£?f Department of the Little Silver years until 1956 when the retail io Mrs Miss IJnaa M. Bergstrom LINCROFT — Forthcoming calltcKon. > - **•« Be««l". Mrs. Wil- What's New for Spring Woman's Club at a general events of the Rosary Altar So- portion of the business was dis- liam Garrison, Mrs. Eileen Redi- membership meeting Friday In HAZLET — Mr. and Mrs. Ber- continued. The firm Bobbink Nur- RUMSON — Bamberger's New Jersey, Mon- ciety of St. Lec-the-Great Catholic ger, Mra. Robert Campbell, Mrs. the clubhouse. til Bergstrom, 33 Spruce St., an- )hurch. announced at Monday's series of Upper Freehold and Edward Zentar, Mrs. Saverio mojith Shopping Center, will present a full collec- Others elected on the 1967-68 nounce the engagement of their meeting. Include a St. Patrick's Millstone Townships, N.J., re- Vasto, Mrs. Joseph McNee, Mrs. tion of new spring fashions at the annual luncheon late are Mrs. Claries Roll, daughter. Miss Linda M. Berg- Day dance and buffet March 17 main active. Mrs. White also is James Kerrigan, Mrs. William vice chairman; Mrs. Richard strom, to Spec. 4/C Ronald N n the Crystal Brook Inn, Eaton- an authority on hybridization of Beirne, Mrs. Albert Bullwinkel, and fashion show sponsored by the Navarumsunk Watga, recording secretary; Mrs. Belotti, U.S. Army. He is the son town. Also, the annual luncheon roses. Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, Mrs. Rob- Auxiliary for the benefit of Family and Children's Joseph Yunker, corresponding if Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Belotti, fashion show, will be held April] ert Letts, Mrs. Robert Adams, Service of Monmouth County. secretary and Mrs. James Van- 77 Holly Ave., West Keansburg. S In the Shadowbrook, Shrews- SHRIWSIUR Mrs. Kenneth Bottino, Mrs. John dervort. Retiring chairman is The bride-elect, a 1966 grad- bury, with Mrs. John Fuqua and U9 RROAD ST. Farrington, Mrs. Thomas Erring- Mrs. Alfred E. Beck Jr., is chairman of the Mrs. Richard Molke, who will uate of Raritan Township High Mrs. Patrick McGann, chairmen. MEN! Col 7474422 ton, Mrs, Chester Supienskl and event, which will be held March 21 at noon in the represent the club at federation School, is employed by Bendix Fashions will be by the Joy Shop, NEED A MM. Edward McMichael. observances at Red Bank and Corporation, Holmdel, in the Sili- Lincroft. Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. Vice chairman is Mrs. Long Branch clubs this month. cone Mesa laboratory. Hostesses at the meeting which TUXEDO? William Q. Meeker, also of Rumson. Guest speaker was Mrs. John Preterits Program Spec. 4/C Belotti, who attended featured a program by the wom- . Bradley, a teacher of English SEE ... THE DANCE .Committee chairmen include Mrs. Vincent Keyport High School, was sta- en of Bnai Brifo describing the On Rug Making it Middletown Township High tioned at Fort Benning, Ga., be- Seder feast of Passover, were EATONTOWN — A program Lawrence and Mrs. Gordon Willits, both of Rum- School. Her topic was "The Great fore serving a year's tour of duty Mrs. Joseph Giger, ,Mrs. Peter BANKRUPT on the hobby of. rug making, son, tickets and reservations; Mrs. Earl L. Hall- American Game of 'Conning' Our STUDIO In Vietnam, which he has just com- Frentz and Mrs. Edward Mse- crewel embroidery, braiding and Youth." The program was pre^ man, Rumson, and Mrs. Barry A. Cruikshank, pleted. He was with the 19th En-han. Preceding the program. BILL hooking was presented by Mrs. sented by the literature depart- Fair Haven, awards; Mrs. Howard Dutcher and gineer Battalion Combat Army Mass was celebrated by Rev. ON THURSDAY, WILL BE Dorothy Kaplan of Freehold, at ment, Mrs. Allen Pamenter, and has been assigned to Fort Arthur J. St. Laurent, pastor and last week's meeting of the Wom- Mrs. Norman F. Moody, both of Fair Haven, chairman. Her group will review MARCH U Belvoir, Va. CLOSED an's Community Club of Eaton- decorations, and Mrs. Howard Van Namen, Rum- and discuss the book.."The town in the Meadowbrook School. son, publicity. Embezzler" at a meeting in her Mrs. Kaplan conducts classes in home March 15 at 8 p.m. Plan Card Party FROM MONDAY, rug making crafts. Members of the garden depart- Mrs. Anthony Iacopind, presi- ment visited the International On Eatter Monday MARCH 13 THRU dent, named Mrs. John Eyles and Ann Landers Flower Show at the New York NEW MONMOUTH — The Rot- Mrs. Vincent Marone chairmen Coliseum Monday. The Ameri- ary-Altar Society of St. Mary's MONDAY, MARCH 20 for its May dinner. can home department members Catholic Church will hold its an- Husbands of club members will are preparing to make Easter nual Easter Monday card party DUE TO stage a fashion show at the club's decorations. Federation achieve- March 27 at 8:15 p.m. in Me- dance slatedw May 19 at the Stiff-Neeked Mom ment day is slated for April 11 Inmorial Hall. MRS. MAUER Admiral's Table, Vest Deal. Mrs. Dear Ann Landers: You serly behavior, is getting me the Shadowbrook. Registration is The theme is "Invitation to Harold Grossman, chairman ol speak out often against alco- down. at 10:30 a.m. Luncheon and a Spring" and refreshments and fashion show will be held at 12:30 attending the the ways and means committee, holism and adultery, and you Yesterday at supper he said, prizes will be featured. A hat con- stated that a midnight supper defend certain segments of so- p.m. Hostesses were Mrs. Nor- test will be held. Mrs. Robert "Look, I have $300 in my man Mott, Mrs. Joseph Yunker, Jr. Min Pagoant will be served. ciety which you feel are being pocket and-1 spent 20 cents for Hemnnan and Mrs. Leonard Glow- Mrs. Leon Rominski announced exploited. Will you please tell Mrs. Gordon Willetts and Mrs. zenski are awhairmen of the lunch. I bought a carton of T. B. Sevison Jr. with her pupil that the club's theater party the American people the truth milk and a sweet roll." Then party: slated for April 1 Is sold out. about mental Illness? I am he put out his foot and crowed, Mrs. Edward Schaffer and Mrs. VICKI FREDERICK The bus will leave Meadowbrobk sick of whiners who haven't "See these shoes?. They are Panelists Discuss Rudy Maurer ere in charge of School at 11 a.m. the courage to face life and four years old. I've had 'em prizes; Mrs. Walter Coleman and New Jersey's Hostesses were Mrs. Richard use their "aetves" as an ex- resoled three times." Office Problems Mrs. Bobert Ross, refreshments; Sculthorpe, chairman; Mrs. cuse. EATQNTOWN —Professional What Is wrong with him? Mrs. John Byrne and Mrs. James Grossman, Mrs. Eyles and Mrs, problems of a secretary were dis- "JUNIOR MISS" Five years ago my son mar- What can I do about it? I've Keen, table favors; Mrs. Rich- John Dietz. cussed in a panel program at ried a girl who was lazy and thought of leaving him many ard Martin and Mrs. Herman, last week's meeting of the Mon- in Mobile, Ala. spoiled. It wasn't until after times. Please help me. There decorations; Mrs. Stanley Dudek, MATS • MATS mouth-Ocean Chapter, National Auxiliary Electi they were married that the real is no one around here I can publicity, and Mrs. Edward Bou Hundreds of pla Secretaries Association (Interna- chet, tickets. ISeu Officer* problems developed. She was confide in. - MISER'S WIFE Colors, shape*, dtsl afraid to have children — tional) in the Colonnade Restau- WATCH FOR UNION BEACH - Mrs. Rich- Dear Wife: Your best bet is afraid to entertain her hus- air rant, here. Panelists were three $1.00 VALUE ard Trembly-was elected presi- t»_ insist on a J allowance CHANGE OF DATE band's business associates and past-presidents of- the -chapter ^VlCki ON TV dent of the Ladies Auxiliary to or separate maintenance. And UNION BEACH -: The local POTTERY BARN Pf finally afraid to leave the Mrs. Irene Cavanaugli, Morgan' the First Aid Squad at a recent follow through with the help auxiliary to Bayshore Communi- house. vilie; Miss Ruth Collins, Atlantic Saturday, March 18 meeting. of a lawyer if you must. Highlands, and Mrs. Annina Mo- ty Hospital, HotmdeJ, has an- • ALSO This girl has cost ray son a If a man gets his • jollies nounced its meeting has been Also elected were Mrs. Donald iran, Spring Lake. STRAW MATS FOR Ch. 4, 8 P.M. - 9 P.M. Anderson, vice president; Mrs. fortune in doctor bills and her spending 20 cents for lunch changed from Tuesday to Richard Caden. secretary, and psychiatrist says It will be a and getting his shoes resoled Mrs. Moran Is chairman for theWednesday at 1 p.m. in Pete's Mrs. Robert Brown,- treasurer. long time before she is able three times, that's his business, New Jersey Division meeting Hall, Florence Ave. which will be hosted by her chap- UAH MAUER Mrs. Walter Lewandowskt, to function'normally. It is to but his wife should not be Highlighting the program will ter May 19 and 20. Mrs. Walter Eaatmond and Mrs. be expected that the psychia- forced to live like a charity be a "Mad Hatter" social. SCHOOL OF DANCE trist would take her side and case after 28 years of mar- Guests wore Mrs. Alice Finne- William Marlnella. were wel- A membership drive Is now un- 812 Main Strut PHONE 747-9552 comed as new members to the defend his profession. riage when there Is plenty of gan, Hazlet, and Miss Ann M. der way. Mrs. Linda Sullivan, luxlliary. Since the rest of us must money around. Cokelet, Hazlet. chairman, may be contacted for Toms River, N,J, 17 EAST FRONT ST. The board will meet March 30 Mrs. Carl Kowalski, who is face life and handle our prob- further information". 34M2I5 When necking becomes pet- In the offices of the New Jersey Pottery RED BANK movini g from the area, was made lems, is it fair to coddle cer- Porkwar Exit 12, tain people and call them sick ting, watch out! To learn how Natural Gas Company, Asbury DANTE CARD PARTY Eott to Traffic Ugh h the smart girl keeps both her Turn Right, 200 when they are merely hiding Park. MATAWAN - The Dante So- dignity and her boy friend, 6am Yordi on tha from reality? — DISGUSTED The next dinner meeting of .the ciety of Central Jersey is spon- send for Ann LANDERS' book- Right, Dear Disgusted: Your igno- chapter will be held April 5, again soring its second annual card let, "Necking and Petting — at the Colonnade. Secretaries in- rance' on the subject of mental party Wednesday at 6 p.ml in MONMOUTH MEATS And How Far To Go," enclos- terested in joining the group may illness is surpassed only by your the Magnolia Inn, Rt. 79. ing with your request 25 cents write Miss Alberta Rinaldl, P.O. 110 MM. Sf. I 1} Mala St. I Iraacfc Av*. determination to remain Igno- Tickets may be obtained from • rant, The notion that a person in coin and a long, self-ad- Box 275, Neptune. R«d lank I latontowa I Urtla Slim dressed envelope. Mrs. Robert Longo, chairman, at 741-5292 I B42.074J | 741-5350 who is emotionally ill is fak- 4 Courtland La. ing to avoid responsibility Is Ann Landers will be glad to Students to Perform ALL STORES OPEN FRIDAY T|L 9 P.M. equivalent to saying a polio help you with your problems. FREEZER SPECIAL I victim could walk it he wanted Send (hem to her in care of At PTA Meeting Smart new decorator fabrics to to but he would prefer to be this newspaper enclosing a FAIR HAVEN — A gymnas- U.S. CHOICE HIND QUARTER OP IEEP pushed in a wheel chair. stamped, self-addressed enve- tics show by students of the AVG. WT. 160 LBS. : AA~ Your daughter-in-law will lope. seventh and eighth grades of BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME Cut, Wropptd. Marked for PTMUT 9W€ Ib. probably do better in the long (C) 1967, Publishers News- Knollwood School will be pre- haul than you, Madame, this, paper Syndicate sented at a meeting of the Fair girl could one day be a whole Haven Parent-Teacher Associa- finest custom work human being with insight and Fill That Vacancy Nowl Call tion Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in the compassion as a result of her the Daily Register Classified to- school. The program was ar- for therapy, but you will be igno- day. ranged by Mrs. Howard Dexter INTERIOR DESIGNS Rumson Reading Institute rant and stiff-necked as long as you live, unless you - do DRAPERIES . after-school lupplamentary clatsai in something about it. HARRIS CATERERS FURNITURE 1 READING - ENGLISH - MATH • Dear Ann Landers: When SLIPCOVERS my husband and I were first Flrit Grada through collaga We offer the finest in custom married he made very little CATERING Ave, of Two Riven, Rumion 842-1650 money. We scrimped and did workmanship, superb fabric se- without many things we really FOR EVERY OCCASION lection and individual consults. .y • . JIIBI ,NI ..T i . needed, but I never felt de- Uon service. Call today. NO prived or unhappy. • OfflM '. charge for estimates, of course, Now, 28 years later, my hus- • Hum.Parties The Ranney School band makes a very good salary, and there Is no reason to be • Ctatefc NaeHui so frugal, but we are living TWO DININfr ROOMS M.SILBERSTEIN,Inc. "Full' Tim Private School" the Bame wav w did exactly '» Vatitg 2S0 aad 100 at Hw when we were first married. 21-23 MECHANIC St. RED BANK HARROR RKTAURANT 1 RUSSELL G. RANNEY—Director I am becoming depre»«d,.not Art. HI«Maa* Y«cht l«tlt ' Celebrating our 47th year! because we do «b\ have some SHOP AT HOME SERVICE -r- 741-1762 ' 23S HOPE RD., SHRIWMURY, MM777 things- we can .afford to buy, 291-2404 but becatja my fausband'imi - Firm Active Wiili House Sales 8-Friiay, March 10, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER VtJM. HAVEN — Vm IUy VanAmerican Stoadutf Corporation, 10 Residences Sold by MLSHorn Agency *t W. River ltd. with offices te New York City, reports that real estate gales Donald E. Charles wp the MIDDLETOWN.— The «Ie of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. McCallH Middletown. Mr. McCall is have taken 'occupancy of the are on the Increase.; broker in the sale of. the Fred- and their two children, formerly issociated with Aluminum Com- ranch house they have purchased 10 residential properties In the Six property Mies have been erick' B. Mason residence at 91 of Tampa, Fla., are occupyingoany of America. Harden L. at 5 Butler La., Middletown. Mr. northern Monmouth County »rea closed by the Van Horn firm, all Forrest Ave., Fair Haven, to a new colonial home which they Crawford of Applebrook Agency, Sleeper is with the U.S. Depart- is reported this week by realtors to out-of-town buyers from var- Maj. Joan Ellis, U.S.A. retired. purchased at 15 Devonshire Ct. Middletown, made arrangements ment of Agriculture, New York of the Northern Monmouth Mul- ious parts of the nation. Ma].: Ellis has seen service all tiple Listing Service. in the Elmwood Park section for the purchase of the house City. iMr. and Mrs. Hugh Porter over, the world, principally in the which had been listed by Mario are the. former owners, and have Joseph F. Hunter, sales man-' Orient. She formerly resided at E. Cilli and John R. Warncke; moved to Colts Neck. Mr. Porter ager, was tin broker in the sale Sand St., Staten .Island. both of Applebrook Agency. is associated with the Monmouth of a Fox Run Middletown home, SPRINGTIME IS Wiirwood Homes Inc. of Cran- County Court. Mrs. Maude custom built by Jan Estates, to Mrs. Olivia Dutcher was the ford were builders of the home. Sparkes of Applebrook Agency, Mr. and Mrs, Robert G. Heuer broker in the sale of the Mar- ietta B. Haebler property, a on Scotts Sgt. Jack Shuler, U.S. Army, Rumson office, listed the house of Houston, Tei. Mr. Heuer has and Mrs. Shuler have moved for sale. It was sold through been transferred by the Enjav brick and frame residence built with their three children from the Holmdel office of Walker Chemical Company to Rockefeller by Allen, Brothers. The pur- for your lawn LAWN TIME Eatontown to the split level home and Walker. Center, New York City. chasers are Mr. aqd Mrs. R. Bruce Kieburtz of Seattle, Wash. at 5 Ward PI., Middletown. The The ranch house of Mr. and Mr. Hunter was also the Mr. Kieburtz is an engineer, wt in net o turn notional j former owners are Mr. and Mrs.Mrs. Louis Mustillo at S87 Beers firm, our agrlculfurlit offend- | broker in the sale to James C. formerly associated with Boeing id only one unlvtreity, Rul- Joseph R. Newton, who have St., Hazlet, was listed and sold Hackett, manager of the Middle- Aircraft In Seattle, and has re- jeni mil, tnmkiy, wt connot , moved to North Jersey. The sale through John Rodger and Herbert •flora on advertising OJMCV ton Card Company, and J. J. cently accepted a position with lo think up MJIM gimmicks. was effected within two weeks Read of The Kirwan Company, Hackett and Company, 145 Hud- SWARTZEL'S But, If you will* a beoutlful of listing through Mrs. Peggy Bell Telephone Laboratories. lod lawn, wo navt Hit ability . Airport Plaza office. Mr. .andson St. New York City, of the and expuitnee to perform Hit Hulsberg of Navesink Associates, Mrs. Mustillo reside in Shrews- colonial residence at 16 Oak St. Farm & Garden lob. 5M CM of our lowns Middletown. nlar you. bury. The purchasers are MrLincroft. Mr. and Mrs. Hackett Supplies and Mrs. Edward Kisday, for- Religious Play Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brady are from Euclid, Ohio. JTie for- 645 Holmdel Rd. by Railroad] •SPRING SPECIAL mer residents of Woodside, N.Y. FAIR HAVEN — A religious have sold their ranch home at mer owners were Mr. and Mrs. INCLUDES: Mr. Kisiday is associated with play, "The Old Ship of Zion," will HAZLET— 264-2211 37 Chestnut Ridge Rd., Holmdel, George W. Fehr, who now reside Westinghouse Electric Corp. be presented Sunday at 5 p.m. in HUE TAG and moved to Maryland where in West Suffolk, Conn. UP TO (1 Ib. per 1,000 iq. ft.) the Knollwood School under the 50 Mr. Brady is associated with A third home sold by Mrauspice. s of the Fisk Chapel AME 4,000 MERION SEEDING FERTILIZING Westinghouse Electric Corp. The Hunter is that of Mr. and MrsChurch. . A cast of 60 from Bay- S«?. FT. ROLLING purchasers are Mr. and MrsRealtor. s Pick George W. Blake, 15 Daniel Rd., onne will stage the presentation. 24 AERATING James Lundrigan who previously Little Silver. The purchasers are Its theme is in keeping with the resided in Hazlet. The purchase Mr, and Mrs. Edward Reitzel. Lenten season. Advertise in The Register SPRING SUMMER was handled through John Rodg- Curtin As Mr. Reitzel is associated with weed and retted ONLY er and Herbert Read of the Kir- Radio Corporation of America in hrtilln crabgrau control wan Company, Airport Plaza of- District VP its Data Processing Division. pre-emtrgant chinch bug fice, Mr. and Mrs. Brady listed AMERICA'S FASTEST-GROWING LAWN CARE SERVICE! csnfrol Mr. Hunter also effected the crabejuau control their home through Mrs. Peggy (ttipman) krtllli* sale of the new colonial residence Hulsberg of Navesink Associates, recently constructed by Jan rail Middletown. Pir iq. ft. FALL teed Estates in Fox Run Middletown LATE-SPRING fertillu 4,000 Also sold through Mr. Rodger to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Whit- weed control grub-chinch more Jr. of Monroeville Pa. Mr. •q. ft. bug, control and Mr. Read was the house at chinch bug central Whitmore is associated, in an terriliu mln. power cwrat* 19 Cornell Dr., Hazlet, to Mr. LawnamaT fungus control power roll and Mrs. John Cain, who have executive capacity, with the INCLUDES ALL LABOR and MATERIALS ALUMINUM MAftAZINL Saves You Jfc Time, Money monk, N.Y. Mr. Parry is with mgutk Counry'i Original Automated Lawn Cor* Service IBM Corp. 1 and Labor! With Over Five Yean Eiptriencc Mr. and Mrs. Bruce George, formerly of Union Beach, are 747-2TS3 residing with their four children SIDING in the split level house they purchased at 14 Winston Dr., Keeps your home cooler in the Middletown. William Holdcn of summer and warmer during the Walker and Walker, Holmdel of- winter. This beautiful tiding has fice, arranged the sale. He had Custom-Made « LIFETIME GUARANTEE . listed it for Mr. and Mrs. Ter- ence Jackman, who are residing John P. Curtin with their three children in Falls ALUMINUM GUTTERS ALUMINUM Church, Va. Mr. Jackman is as- MIDDLETOWN-Paul P. Bova, sociated there with J. J. New- president of the Monmouth County and LEADERS COSTS Lit* THAU AWNINGS berry Co. Mr. George is a sales Board of Realtors, has announced •DOITYOWniLr' representative with New Jersey that John P. Curtin of Leonardo Tbt km price Includt ALL facer ' THERE'S A LAWN-AMAT FOR Bell Telephone Company. has been elected vice president of tndALLmtnrtalt the board for District 5. ALUMINUM PLAN FOR YOU Mr. Holden also arranged for ONLY Ute sale of the ranch house at 'Mr. Curlin entered real estab OFFER LAWH • WINDOWS in 1952 in Jersey City and in 195! WINDOWS • DOORS 35 Mason Dr., Hazlet, to Mr. and C0NDITIONING$ Mrs. Arthur Haddock, who arehe established his own agency ir Leonardo. He is a past presidenl • Powtr Aeration • PATIOS former residents of Parlin. Mr. • powtr Rolling SPECIAL Haddock is a computer tech- of the Northern Monmouth Multi • FortlliiotleA » rowtr Mratiwv • Powtr RelKef (JJ-15-!0) nician with Radio Corporation of pie Listing Service and a membei • M«t4M911t. pir UN •«,. H. of the National Association ol • RtuMlnt (1 Ib. • FnHIUlrhM 15-15-1I America, New York City. The Mr 10M M. ft.) o Grab Proofing • Spot wetd Central • DOOR Real Estate boards, the New Jer- home had been listed for sale sey Association of Real Estat! YEAR ROUND SERVICE wild our through Mr. Holden by Petere, HOODS boards, the National Institute "GMENSKEEFER CARE" PROGRAM Inc., Elizabeth. ' Real Estate brokers, the Interna SPRING SUMMER CALL NOW FOR OUR FREE Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Nelson tional Traders Club and a mem- • Powtr Aoratlon • Powtr Atrattm Jr. have purchased the ranch • Powtr Rolllnf • powtr •ollMf SHOP-AT-HOME SERVICE ber and director of the Middle- • ftffllllotlM • Ftrtlllntm house of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond town Township Lions Club. U-IH0 U%UF DON BURTON This is the only • RtM«IM»— 1 10. t Fungvl ConrrtJ NO OBLIGATION Dyer at 303 Union Ave., Union He was born in Jersey City an PtMOOOK. tl. iwttatcra» Agrtafttorist: Ajricslturul Beach. They formerly resided on graduated from St. Joseph'! tool you need— • Pra-Emtrvtnct ami contra Mr, Dlllow, our aluminum awning specialist, will lie happy CALL FOR FREE Ectnimlcs* wtrMiomr, Univ. of CrstCrao t cinch tot Second St., Union Beach. The School for the Blind in that city. Virmont.tunlv. el Mat. CallNowl Control Ontral re main your call et Ills home, after 5:30. Call 291-0097. listing and tiie sale were handled • Orvb Proeftaf He graduated from Dickinson ESTIMATE 24 lean Hft. through Charles Wingate of the Lawn-a-Met af Monmouth • SMI Wotd BUY NOW AND SAVE!!! Evening High School, and at- and Middletown day er iilra Control UBl.ll FAU Curtin Agency, Leonardo. tended Seton Hall University. He Sol. and Sun. LATE SPRING tptmrAtnttM Purchaser of the split level s a past president of the New 741-5535 • Powtr Atrotlon t Powtr IMIMf • Powtr Rolllnf, FtrFrtlltt t hoUifr"anorMuTpIiy-Tld.--Mid-- • Ftrtllltctfon Tersey Ullni Men's-Association, M0HM0U1H MIDDtEIOWH Ullll Dally ad Saturday 1 A.M.-5:30 f.M. dletown, are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wm. "BIHFM U1I10 • Ftrtiliiitim • RtMtdMt-1 IK Wednesday and Friday HI » P.M. Scalercio who have moved hen »%UP MTllNH.IL LINCROFT t w«d Control • SWtWMi with their four children from 741-3647 291-1013 CMtnl Staten Island. Mr. Scalercio is owner of a contracting business. The previous owners, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Van Buren, are ATTENTION LOT OWNERS 32 BROAD ST. • 741-7500 • RED BANK living in Freehold with thel B three children. Thomas McDonald 3 CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE CAST YOUR A SECURE INVESTMENT IN THE FUTURE of the Kirwan Co., Belford of- TIFFANY quality homei are worth more when you buy—worth thousands • lousget • =a«y Ckargs • Prawi'i Credit fice, transacted the purchase. more the day you »tar+ living in the eitate created for you by TIFFANY Mr. and Mrs. Alan Steeper of —one of America's finest custom home builders. Designed for a life- Jersey City and their one child time of pleasurable living, you'll find TIFFANY value and erafttiMmhip unexcelled. TIFFANY quality cosh you no more than ordinary home*— but gives you so much more, both now and for the future. SHOP... COMPARE... WITH TIFFANY SEE TIFFANY VALUE FOR YOURSELF!

Howard B. Dexter WILL TIRN YOUR Agency Change MIDDLETOWN — Howard B, Dexter of Fair Haven has bee named manager of the Middle- Presenting "THE WASHINGTON II" bv TIFFANY town offices of Sterling Thompson and Associates, 349 Rt. 35. A luxury oil-brick Ranch with 3 btdroomi, 2'/i balhi, 22 ft. iiinkon Living Room with panoramic Bow Window, net- ran Dininq Room, Muttr Btdroom with privatt Tilt Bath, 2 Cloioti, Family Bath with doluxt Vmitory, colerid Tilt Mr. Dexter was formerly as- Fixturti, PanoltJ Family Room, Powdtr Room, hidtaway Laundry Room, Largi Kitchen with rangi, ovtn,. dilhwaihtr, "FOR SALE" SIGN sociated with the Allaire-Farrow widt work counttn, custom cabintti, Family Dinttta. Fintst hot wattr hydronie baltboard htating. Full radiant-htatad Agency, Red Bank, handling res- Rtcrtotion Banmtnt with ovenizt windowi. Hugo 2-car cjaragt. Doluxo ftaturei includt flagitont Entry Hall, Italian idential and commercial real MarbU Silli, Til* Kitchan Backipltlh, Daylit* Callings, iniulattd glass Windowi, iniulattd ttttl front door with mag- estate transactions: netic Wtatharstal. A magnificent complete home . . . Tiffany quality throughout, In his new post, he will manage and expand the residential real "The Ardmore" BRICK RANCHER LOT OWNERS "The Summit" BI-LEVEL INTO A "SOLD" SIGN, estate for Sterling Thompso • 60 Value-packed ft. long • All-brick lower level while starting and developing • 3 Full-size bedrooms YOUR CHOICE • Lifetime color siding commercial and industrial de- • Deluxe Ititchen and bath • 3 bedrooms, I1/? baths partment for the firm. • Separate dining room • Finished family room Before coming to Monmout • Heated basement recreation area • Custom equipped kitchen County, Mr. Dexter was general • 2-Car garage included. '13.990 e. Built-in garage included. manager for two years of Realty OUICKLY, EASILY, Maintenance, Inc., Newark, Brick, Maintenance-Free Construction-Completed Cellar to Roof major building maintenance com No Money Down • Bank Mortgage • MOVE IN from $59.36 per month! I pany in the state. He formerly owned and operat- LOT OWNERS: TIFFANY CUSTOM HOMES INVITE YOU TO ed the Dexter Agency, a real estate and insurance organization INSPECT THE FINEST EXHIBIT HOMES IN THE EAST! PROFITABLY. in Mountainside. He was a mem- Not prt-cut, pra-fafcricatad or a iholl, TIFFANY builds only custom designed, completed homes, from all brick ranchers ber of the Westfield Board ol ready to move in for $10,590, to 4-btdroom Colonials with 2'/i baths, family room and garage for only $ 19,490. Realtors, and the state and na- Why piy off your Landlord's Inmtmtnt? Stop sptndingl Start saving I First, find your lot in the area of your List with the Berg Agency. tional Associations of Real Estate eholca—then in approximately four months you could be worth thousands of dollars more, living In the eitate TIFFANY Boards. , has creattd for you and your family's enjoyment, comfort and security. We also help finance your lot, well end Mr. Dexter resides on Grange sanitary system. ' ' Walk, Fair Haven, with his wife 3 EXHIBIT HOME LOCATIONS . and four children. He is a mem- "UnrlvalUd for qualify rlsjipi and valus" ber, of the Fair Haven Republican WASHINGTON. N J.—Box 232—Just off Rt. 69, 3 miles South of Washington. Tale Rr. 22 or 24 loRt.A?, , I Club and the First Presbyterian CUSTOM HOMES THE" Church of Red Bank. HOLWDEL. NJ.—BM 31I-On Rt. $20,1 Block Member National Association of Hime Builders TAKES BEAUTY COURSE N. on Holmdel Rd.. Holmdel Village. NJ. <.H(tei|t4m» ' homis to fit«y BERG ASBURY PARK - Kathleen lot. You II be glad you dldl No obligation of count. ^ Dunay, of 12 Elizabeth Pfcwy., WIND 6AP, PA.—Bo< 247—On Rt. 115,1 Mile South of Eatontown, has completed her Caesar's Dinor. OR 2 milei North of Belfast, Pa., on Rt. 115. name , i...^..,..... „ CallColect (2I5| 6639121 : 1,200 hours of training at the Wil- ' Address ,,a r- • ' fred Academy of Hair end Oenalai UMfM-Drlo "Alelo>»HllKHoo, fo. City'...,..-...,.' „. :• state ../....:....:....,,... zip Beauty, Asbury Park. Recipient 8 of a certificate as a registered OFFICE S1 MODELS Optts Every Day "til t p.m. PhoneV #—-J I- * Location _ • M. 35, Heiltl • 244-8200 Rt. 35, Middlefown • OS I-ICO0 Wilfred cosmetologist, the will be T Individiullot'dll .S S«-t »i *..*II.», !...«:.. .^ employed at, Mr. Savino' Htir- MAIL COUPON TODAY Mail ta th»ekhibitTfeme location nearest Shrewsbury. ft. h 20 Residences Sold \The Requiem SundayPlan First Meeting «. J. of. Hwkensick .fctVt .purchued of the' Berg propcfty^i^ $/, -Port, Monnipijwl icy 'office* heta *nd In KM- ., V^HX MOfVlKjUul,. tana flu* \By tower Hill Choir and Mrs. Theodore Gullman. Of Senate of Priests Kt. hit announced 20 real estate RED BANK — The Tower Hill H. Urion, Miss Ann Van Ider- infers In the Northern Mon- James Connolly and Mr. Schmidt Choir of Hhe First Presbyterian etine, Mrs. John V, Werner, Mrs. TRENTON — The Senate of "delighted and honored without uth bounty area. ' / were responsible for the sale, and Church will present '"Die Re- Roland S. Woolson Jr., Miss Priests of the Diocese of Trenton question" at his selection. He Mr. Pepsin and Mr. Schmidt quiem" by Gabriel Faure Sunday Barbara Worden; tenors—Carroll will hold its first meeting in views the Senate as a unit "in- listed the property. • ' f it. and Mrs. Charles Monath at 4:30 p.m. as its Lenten musi- C. Bailey, Robert De Grey, the near future to draw up a tended to aid the bishop in ad- <{$. Highlands have (Purchased a Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burke of cal offering. Charles D. Florence, William L. constitution, elect' officers and ministering the diocese and to Ford, Heinz Hengstler, Joseph Souse at 24 Buttonwood PI., Haz-Hazlet have bought property at The minister of music, Benja- appoint committees. Most Rev. consider problems which might Jj§. Vernon Geigel and John Lind- 20 Bucknell Dr., Hazlet. Previ- Kemprecos, Rosa E. King, John George W. Ahr, bishop of Tren- arise in various parishes." min E. Maiming, will be conduc- M. Owens, John S. Thatcher, lll preach at both services. problem! of freedom of conChurche- s of Burma, the first for- Lengller, rector. Red Bank The Sunday eervlce will be held at science, birth control, pre-mari- eign missionaries to receive such Holmdel KINO OF KINGS LUTHERAN I a.m. with a sermon by Kev. William They're .Unique! Ads In tha Mlddletown lackctt, Missionary to Burma. His tal love and abortion. A question ordination. Mrs. Hackett is one DOLMDEL CHURCH , Sunday services will be at 8 and pl will be "Missions In the Space- Daily Register Classified work and answer period will follow. of the foremost authorities on Holmdel 10:45 a.m. with Holy Communion. Rev. Lhip Age." A prayer service win be for you around the clock. Placs The Bunday aervlc* will be at 11 WUIam X, Cox will preach. leld at 9:30 a.m, A pralBe service Th» public Is invited. „ the language of Pa-o, into which a.m. with the pastor, Rev. John W. ill be held at 7:50, p.m. /ours now. VYiWron, olflclaUng. METHODIST she has translated most of (he Middletown The tundax service will be hsld at Fill That Vacancy Now! Call New Testament. Keansburg 10 am. at the Nutswarap School. Rev. II Tbg P*«y Register Classified to- With all other missionaries, Wayne Conrad win apeak on "Dear ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC Ood, Count Me In." NOW IN STOCK! day. ' • . - :• Dr. and Mrs. Hackett were or- Keansburg Is finding purposeful work more important to Sunday Masses Will be at T, », I, FIRST SPIRITUAL OF DIVINE ROSB dered to leava Burma by May IO. II ani noon. Belford The Sunday service will bt held at 31, 1966. The nationalism of the FIRST METHODIST 8:18 p.m. with Rev, Phoebe Dalley, you than just finding a job? You may enjoy Keansburg pastor, officiating. Burmese people 'combined .with Bunday services will be at 9:39 a.m. pressure from Red China pre- and at U a.m. with Rev. Newton W. NEW MONMOIITI! BAPTIST CANNEL QrtlMr, pastor, speaking on "Anxious New Monmouth hearing about a fresh, new approach to the cipitated this move on the part Sunday servicea will be held at 10:45 of the government. At present, a.m. and at 7 p.m. Rev, Donald N. Scofleld will speak at both services. problem of "FINDING SATISFYING EMPLOY- Dr. and Mrs. Hackett are study- I Keyport SAINT CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL ing the Cantonese language in Bslloid COAL OETHSEUANB LUTHERAN • Sunday'services will la I Matins at MENT" on Sunday, March 12. preparation for an assignment at :40 a.m., Holy Euoharlst, and sermon Sunday servlosa will be at 1:30, at 8 am. and a Sung. Eucharist and the Christian University In Hong »:U and at 11 sun. ... sermon at 9:30 a.m. Rav. Ralph Ed- Kong. BT. JOUPH'S CATHOUCv ' wards will speak on "Hast Thou Seen Ktyport I enrutt" ^ Dr. Hackett will speak on the Masses win bo at e:SO 'and 7:30 METHODIST state of the church in Burma a.m. and 19:1s p.m. In the ohurch; Beiford STATIONS FRED D. WIKOFF CO. 9:30, 9:45 and H s_m. In tha school, The Sunday service will be. at 11 and will interpret some of the a.m. Rev, W. Howard Marshall will BT. MARY'S EPISCOPAL officiate. WRLMM 107.1 political, economic and social . Keyport Bunday services will lbs. Morning OLD FIBT OHUBOH 7:1S AM. 234 MAPLE AVENUE movements in Southeast Asia, He Prayer at 7:45 a.m. followed by a American Baptist Convention will show costumes, curios and celebration of Holy Communion at 8 United Ohurch of Christ WNIC (iO '- a.m. A family service with Morning Ulddletown WORLD'S LARGEST artifacts and describe the chal-Prayer and eermon will be held at The Sunday aervice will be at U 7:45 A.M. RED BANK 741-0554 lenge* of million*, in tha present 9:U a.m. with Holy-Communion at 11 a.m. whan Rev. R. Webb Leonard will IT.RMin: CONTROL SLHVICF a.m. Rev. Henry A. Sale Jr., rector, leUvor a sermon entitled, "!• It Ever age. ' • ••'•;• will officiate. Wise To Ba JTooUsbr ...... f - . .',. TOE DATLT nanvshM. Church Hall Calendar Priest to Address Methodist Men OAKHURST - The Methodis and Mrs. William Ollwerttier and > at 8 p.m. Rev. Jerome C. choir will perform "Eastertide,' mitteee, assisted by Mrs. Arnold Men's Club of the First Method- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bezanson are Leary is moderator. Host couple a cantata depicting the last days Anderson, Mrs. William Boy- ist Church will entertain Meth- in charge of arrangements. are Mr. and Mis. Peter Belmont, of Christ. Mrs. Arden Hubbard chuk, Mrs. Joseph Phillip! *od odist Men's Clubs from 10 loca 160 Riveredge Rd., New Shrews- will direct Mrs. Edward Schumacher. ;s Methodist Churches Tuesday at SET BREAKFAST bury. Couples should register 7 p.m. for a dinner meeting with FREEHOLD — At a recent with the host couple for the se- VARIETY SHOW MONMOUTH program to follow. Rev. John J meeting of the Rosary-Altar So- ries. HAZLET — The St. John's SHOPPING Meehan of Holy Innocents Cath- ciety of St. Rose of Lima Catho- Methodist Church-Couples Club olic Church, Neptune, will be lic Church, plans were made for CENTER iai DANCE INSTRUCTION will sponsor a variety show to- Rt. 35, EotMfowi' guest speaker. The ladies of the a Communion breakfast to be BRADLEY BEACH The morrow at 8 p.m." in the Central WSCS'will serve dinner. An at- held April 2 at the American Ho- Grammar School, Keyporr. Coast Catholic Young Adult Club tendance of 100 is expected. tel. Members of the society and George Walling, master ol cer- recently held a dance.instruction %& Your.ChiU | their guests will attend 8:15 Mass emonies, said the entertainment and discussion club at Ascension AUXILIARY TO MEET and participate in a candle-light will be by amateurs recruited Center. A social with the North- Will Love ~ ing ceremony and recitation of from the congregation. Refresh- OAKHURST - The Auxiliary ern Monmouth CYAC is being the Rosary. Breakfast will fol ments will be served during in' to the Methodist Homes of the planned for St. Patrick's Day. First Methodist Church will meet low, Mrs. Robert Heidel and Mrs. termissipn. ] Tuesday in tie home of Mis. William Bresnahan Jr. are co- Easter Bunny chairmen of the event. SPECIAL PROGRAMS Raymond Jacoby at 12:30 p.m. SET FOOD SALE Mrs. Howard Higginson will be She's an exciting ten fee $ HAZLET — St. John's Metho- HOLMDEL - The Ladies Aid co-hostess. TROUPE TO PERFORM and will give a FREE Easter list Church will present special Society of the' Holmdel Church ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — programs on the two remaining Egg to every child accom- will hold a Food Sale in Fellow- panied by an adult. WSCS SEES DRAMA The Lees Junior College Folk Sundays in Lent at 7:30 p.m. ship Hall tomorrow from 10:30 HIGHLANDS - The Women's Dance Troupe of Jackson, Ky., On Passion Sunday the moving a.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds will be This colorful egg is filled Society for Christian Service of will perform at the First Pres- picture "Barrabas" will be given to the Clinton AME Zlon with candy eggs and a Lucky the First Methodist Church mil byterian Church March 17 at 8 ihown. A dramatic portrayal of Church on Red Hill Rd., Middle- Bunny Number that may win recently to hear the report of p.m. Tiie 20 members of the iie man released by Pont! is own, which was destroyed 'y FREE Gifts for your child. CHURCH MORTGAGE BURNED —A 10-year-old mortgage on the historic Presby- the nominating committee. The troupe will be housed in the Pilate, the film has been com- fire last October. Shirt. Wxhndoy, Merck II. homes of members of the con- terian Church of Shrewsbury was burned last week as a result of a gift from the church meeting featured the presenta- nended by religious leaders. Mrs. Irene • Schumacher is Dally 11 A.M. ft> S P.M. gregation. The purpose of the treasurer, Gustave A. Bottner, center, and'Mrs. Bottner. Assisting Mr. Bottner are tion of a short drama, "For This On Palm Sunday,. the senior chairman of the food sale com- Little Time." program is to increase appreci- Arthur L. Glenn, left, and Rev. James Steelo, pastor. The church building had been A hat sale will be held today ation of folk heritage, remortgaged to provide funds for the construction of Blair Hall auditorium and it Bahr's Captain's Quarters and church school house. the annual Easter flower sarle FELLOWSHIP FORUM ha« been scheduled for Thurs- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Bookkeeping - Tax Service day, Friday' and Saturday of The Youth Fellowship of the First Across From Two Guys ' Adult Club Sees Holy Week in the old post office. 'resbyterian Church will meet Guild Has Program Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the thurch 765 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. FREEHOLD — "Blessed Is Dick, who wrote Uie presentation; Dew Line Film COUPLES CLUB DINES to hear a forum on "The Protes- tant-Roman Catholic Dialogue." the Nation Whose God Is The Mrs. Clara Poole, moderator; LEONARDO - A film entitled FREEHOLD — A roast beef Notice To Tax Payers: Participating in tiie panel dis- Lord" was the topic of the pro- Mrs. Irvine, Muscat and Oman; The Dew line in Canada, from dinner preceded a recent meeting of the Married Couples Club of cussion will be Sister Mary gram at a meeting of the Mrs. James Matthews, Bahrain; Bell Telephone Co., was shown Women's Guild for Christian Ser- Mrs. Thomas Brerton, India; the First Baptist Church in Fel- Charles of Our Lady of Perpetu- at the Young Adult Olub meeting DO NOT OVERPAY YOUR INCOME TAX vices of the Reform Church Tues- Mrs. Julia Russick, Taiwan and lowship Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- al Help School, Highlands, and in the Baptist Church educational day in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. John Klann, Hong Kong. ert Bennett, chairmen, were.es- Robin Long, moderator of the Youth Group. We maintain a complete tax file for each of our clients, Mrs. Kenneth Irvine, chairman Maps and articles of the coun- building. isted by Mr. and Mrs. Edward of the executive committee, was tries were displayed. Hostesses were Mr. and Mrs. Smythe, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver also complete bookkeeping services for business. In charge of the program. She Mrs. Ester Statesir presided at Jack Hilbert and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. Er- PRE-CANA PARLEYS was assisted by Mrs. Thomas the meeting, which was closed George Search. Present were Dr. nest Potter Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. RED BANK — St. James with mizpah benediction. The and Mrs. Bernard Noflot, Rev. John Vick. William Canning, nat- Church has scheduled a series of HAVE AN EXPERIENCED TAX ANALYST Ruth Circle was in charge of William Carr, Mr. and Mrs. uralist for the Monmouth Coun- Pre-Cana Conferences for en- devotions and the Esther Circle James Rudd, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ty State Park system, presented ;aged couples and those contem- were hostesses. ter Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Walter a talk and films on wild flowers ilating marriage within the next Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eia found in the three parks. 'ear. PREPARE YOUR RETURN and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bloxom. There will be no March meet- The conferences will take place For Appointment Call 671-5738 For Best Results Call Early—52.00 Up. CYAC Workshop ng of the club. Plans were made in the parish room of the new "Careers— Desirable Apartments Listed :o attend the Easter Show at Ra- grammar school on Wednesdays, Our Profession" To Be Held Sunday Daily, in the Register Classified, dio City Music Hall April 6. Mr. larch 8, 15, 22 and 29 and April Mklg, Moimger ._ __.*MM Employee Relations U2M EATONTOWN — The Catholic Pen. Supervisor 512M Young Adult Club of Northern AJSt. Servitti Msr. S10-HM Dealer Repr. _ J1H2M Monmouth County will host a Di- Trailing Director sIMIM ocesan CYAC Workshop Sunday Princpal Engineer SUViM Reliability Assurance Engr. SI7M at 2:30 p.m. in St. Dorothea's Mfg. Engineer tUM Catholic Church. Engineer SUM Sys. Integration Engr. SUM Guest speaker will be Very Aisf. Mfg. Engineer I12M Rev. Leonard J. Tully, CYAC di- COMPANY rector for the Diocese of Tren- PitK • 110 I»M« • KICK TOWN NO FEE TO APPLICANT ton. PHONE 842-4567 Officers and committee chair- men of tie eight CYAC clubs in the diocese are asked to attend.

(HARPER! UNION SERVICES ASSOCIATES LONG BRANCH — Union Lent- 21 East Front St. en services, sponsored by the clergy division of the Council of RED BANK, N. J. Churches of Long Branch and Offices- Coast Mr Coast Vicinity, are being held every See Our Ads In Sunday's Tuesday night during Lent at 8 NEW YORK TIMES p.m. at the First Baptist Church. Presiding March 14 will be Pas- tor Joel Wright of the First Methodist Church, Eatontown. Pastor Kingdon Reevey of Mt. Zion AME Church, Eatontown, willpreach. On March 21, Chaplain Joseph | Tropansky of Fort Monmouth will preside, and preaching will be Pastor Robert Bonham of the TRAVEL LIGHT WITH TOTE BAGS First Presbyterian Church. Famous Her* are the prettiest things to happen to the spring VIEW FISHING FILM traveler. Tote bags in the loveliest of prints and fabrics Names NEW MONMOUTH — A film on for the jet-setter or the gal who rides the bus to N.Y.C. "Farmers of the Sea," from J. Lightweight, sturdy luggage with a double-zip opening. 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Dial 741.1110 NISHt 40c PER WEEK SECOND NEWS SECTION FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1967 7c PER COPY On Ordinance Compilation Veto Kosene: Grubb's Motive Political MARLBORO — Township At- going to follow his legal advice ment? which he ruled the mayor having powers to pass ordi- mayor's lack of knowlege was nances were grouped together." torney Milton Kosene declared or the mayor's. did not have authority to make, nances, Mr. Kosene 'said there not a reasonable basis to veto Countering that; "it was a cov- last night he found no legal basis The mayor, he continued, "ap- Mr. Kosene charged that the were no requirements for it. an ordinance and put the town- erup for Mr. Storer's incompe- for a veto of a general ordi- pears to be capable of rendering mayor "acted as his own laywer Since the document was filed ship to an additional expense. tence," Councilman Josepi nance compilation and charged a positive opinion in situations and cited a section of the state with the deputy clerk, the attor- Concerning the absence of the Brodniak said the compilation it was politically motivated. where even experienced attor- statute which was not applicable ney said the law was complied revised zoning map of 1965 whic'.i was not worth the money paid with. Mayor Grubb's charge was was jiot in the book, the attor- for it. His remarks were in rebuttal neys would have to qualify their to the situation From then that it should have been filed ney said it could easily be cor- to a statement Mayor Walter C. answers." on, he said, the attitude of the Council President Georije with the.township clerk. rected by giving the printer a Grubb Jr. made public Tuesday ' The attorney said he would de group reversed completely. . Creevy said no resolution wa3 • The repealer clause was "per- copy while the iook was being night when the mayor refused to fend the township free if the book Mr. Kosene charged that he adopted by council to authorize fectly valid and would be upheld printed. The mayor does not sign sign the 200-page ordinance to was attacked in court. could "only ascribe to the may- Mr. Kosene to group the codes. in any court in the state of New the revision, he added, only the revise and codify all past town- "No reputable lawyer can do or a political motive in that he Council majority okayed it dur- v Jersey," answered the attorney ordinance to adopt it. ship laws, which cost the town- any more than this on behal is fearful that the council ma- ing an agenda session, he said, to another charge that the code ship $6,000. , of a client," he said. jority will accomplish what the It was not within his province since it was required by law to Regretting that the mayor had previous administration failed to did not have a listing of repealed to revise the road map, said Mr. be done annually. Council and residents also had codes. chosen to act as his own attor- accomplish." Kosene; it was council's job. Mr. Kosene, in response to their say on the issue. A recom- ney, Mr, Kosene said he could questions, said no private firm mendation by Councilman Philip Mayor Grubb countered that "Since I wrote the evidence The mayor's complaint that only offer legal, advice but could would have done the job since Arnold died for want of a second while he favored compilation of book which is currently used in the book included unnecessary not force either the mayor jr the ordinances were scattered for the mayor and the attorney the codes, he questioned the le- New Jersey," said the attorney, codes was not a reasonable council minority to accept It. about. If they had been grouped, to meet and resolve their alleged gality of doing it. "I find it strange to receive an basis for veto, he said. Council He noted that council had he said, he could have charged differences. "I don't care if every one ot opinion from a person who is could exclude them or leave them unanimously favored the compil- you disagree with me," said he, not a member of the bar on tie in, without affecting the legality, less. In a five-page letter to council, ation at a recent agenda session. after reading the statute aloud, law of evidence." he said. "I wouldn't do it again for $6,- Mr. Kosene re-emphasized his He questioned why the mayor "this is the law." To the mayor's statement that Councilman Alfred Storer 000," said Mr. Kosene. "I would and the council minority" had "a stand that the compilation was He said he had some legal help he didn't know if the Adminis- charged that the mayor's action have charged more. It was a legal and would stand up change of heart." trative Code in the revision was was based on more of his "wrong ridiculous job." TOP SPELLERS — Winners of the Keansburg Knight* of in interpreting foe law. He re- court. Tie basic question, Attributing it to a difference fused to concede any of his ob- the one adopted in June, 1964, opinions. It is plain that that He added that many hours Columbus spelling bee poting with their trophies are, said, was whether council was of opinion over police appoint- jections. .' • j Mr. Kosene replied that the may- group will stop at nothing to were spent searching for about left to right, Colleen Daly, St. Ann's Catholic School, To the mayor's charge that or should have asked him for a be sure nothing constructive hap- 15 missing ordinances and he had copy of it. pens in Marlboro. This is the first firit place; Lana Jensen, Middletown's Thompson School, the revision should have been to go to newspaper, to get some submitted to each municipal body Mr. Kosene added that the time since 1961 that all ordi of them. third place, and Kathleen Kassinger, St. Mary's Catholic Friend Given Role School, second place. 33 public and parochial, school eighth graders participated in second annual contest. Miss Daly will be a contestant in the county spell-off In Cemetery Rites Big Madison Budget Adopted March 31, and if she wins will go on to the state eon- test April 2. Raymond Sauthier was spelling bee chair- MIPDLETOWN - When Pfc. Gregory W. Butler is buried MADISON TOWNSHIP — Four iuction of 52 cents per $100 as- up $299,936 from last year's reve- that he certainly must have sesed valuation in the tax rate. nues of $847,061. known the surplus was lowet man. Charles Reinhardt is grand knight. Monday with full military honors, at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Democratic votes determined his best friend, Pfc. Michael D. Straub, will be there to pre- adoption of the $2 million plus School Budget Streets and roads show an in- said, "I was not aware of the IRegister Staff Photo) sent the flag from his coffin to Mrs. William Butler, his municipal budget last night by The resulting tax rate will be crease of $27,600; street lighting payment until audit figures were mother. the Township Council. approximately $6, reduced 16 increased $5,000 to $105,000; debt ieing prepared. Don't blame Pfc. Straub of 49 Bray Ave., requested and received tem- Following a long public meet- cents, by a school budget paring service is down $1,532 to $45,- me, I don't write the ohecks." porary duty status as remains escort for his friend. ing, council voted 4-3 in favor of of {160,000, voted on prior to 495; Board of Health wages and Following heated remarks He left the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, N. C, the $2,219,355 spending sched- last night's meeting in a closed- salaries are increased by $3,060 from Mr. Dealy and the public, Plans Funds, where he is stationed, and accompanied the body from ule. door session. The public and 0 $28,060. ind a round-robin of who-dun- press were barred from the Bookkeeping Scored Its, Mr. Johnson said Township Delaware to Newark where they arrived by train at 1 a.m. Negative votes were cast by meeting, held in another room in Council surplus at the end of Manager John Barbegelata was yesterday. the three Republican council- Township Hall. the year was $305,932, but due responsible for monthly pay- Pfc. Butler was killed on March 1 while on a combat men, Richard J. Dealy, Donald The municipal budget, reduced to what was termed "pretty ments to the board. mission in Vietnam, near the Cambodian border. D. Tiemey and Donald Mac- Welfare Costs Pfc. Straub returned from Vietnam last April, after 11 jy $349,110 from last year, pro- shoddy bookkeeping," an addi- Mr. Barbegelata, hospitalized, Crae. vides $1,786,590 for municipal tional $382,000 of surplus was was unable to defend the criti- months. He was wounded twice. Total amount to be raised by purposes, of which the biggest "loaned" to the Board of Edu- cism, but Financial Administra- Rev. Thaddeus Wojcaehowski, former pastor of St. taxation of $1,072,358 is $349,110 line items include pay raises for cation during the first week In tor Joseph Leberman, taken to Catherine's Catholic Church, will pay a visit to Mr. and less than the amount In last the police department and mu- December. task by a member of the pub- Mrs. Butler at their home, 123 Ocean Ave., over the weekend. year's budget, resulting in avre- Probes Slated nicipal employees' salaries. The loan was revealed during lic, admitted he had bee% au- MARLBORO — Township Own- hlave been trying for two years Salaries and wages total $1,- 1 critical examination of budget thorized to make the loan. cil list night called for investiga- to find out, he added. Union Beach Council Hears Complaint 548,579, anticipating increases in items in an exchange between Had the money been kept In While Mr. Ingllj did not pub- the police department salaries of Councilman Dealy and Mr. John- surplus, and the Board of Edu- tions of a special Planning Board cation told to borrow the mon- licly state what happpened to the $33,596. The appropriation of son. No one knew who had au bank account "and of Oe high ey elsewhere, rather than com- money, he told newsmen, in 5424,596 compares to $391,000 thorized the payment to the budgeted last year for police board until later during the pub- ing to the township council for cost in welfare case*, response to questions, that it was Dumping oi Garbage Rapped salaries. lic portion, of the meeting. the deficit, this year's tax rate Council President,jgawge E. transferred to the municipal gen Reserve for uncollected taxes Council members claimed in- would have been IB cents lower. Creevy charged dill « "Planning eral account in Sept., 1964. UNION BEACH — Borough is $432,765, down $180,271 and the nocence of any additional mon- Actual surplus in the munici- Board trust account in 1964 had He chJded council majority for meetings, asked when a perma- 40 per cent Increase over last Council again was rapped about nent site would be selected. year's bid," he said. anticipated revenues other than ies to the board. Mr. Johnson, pal budget should have been $5,000 but now has a zero always taking public action to balance. He said the missing the dumping of garbage at the foot Mayor Alfred T.; Hennessy Jr. Bids Are Called property taxes total $1,146,997, answering Mr. Dealy's charge $687,932. get information from the funds could not be accounted for. of St. John's Ave. informed her that the street com- A resolution was adopted to planners instead of just asking Numerous complaints concern- Mrs. Alex Sauickie, 813 St. mittee is seeking new dumping accept bids for garbage and refuse for it. If council had asked, he ing welfare costs and hints by John's Ave., who has made the areas. collection and disposal at the said, it would have been told. residents that nonresidents were same complaint at previous "We are trying to save a next regular meeting, March 23. Police Told Implied Consent collecting ohecks sparked the Action Welcomed Council suspended the license other council probe. - »-•- He welcomed counoU'a action of -Corner Liquor Store, Inc. of having all the board's records 510 Union Ave., for a period of After Councilman Alfred E. available for inspection. three daysV commencing March Storer suggested that council go Vanore Asks Chief LawE"^ort^e7^ffi^ET"^ "Let's get the information be- 13, for allegedly selling liquor to the prosecutor for action, man said. Such grounds would ested in Supreme Courts and fore we condemn anyone ; to a minor. Councilman Andrew BRIELLE — A record 99 per- Mayor Walter C. Grubb Jr. dis- be the appearance and actions of found to be constitutional, licly," said Councilman Philip J. O'Bosky voted against this sons attended yesterday's meet- closed that he spoke to the the driver at the scene of the Arnold: "My conscience is action. ing of the Monmouth County Traf- Henry Ney, county highway en-. prosecutor yesterday and he of- 'Incidents' Details incident. Robert T. Griffin was appointed fic Safety Committee at the Fer- glneer, reported on fatal acci- fered to help in any probe o'f clean," LONG BRANCH - Business as public works repairman, on a ry Boat to hear two assistant In such a case, the policeman dents in the county to date this township records. Milton Kosene, township at- lawyer, Thomas J. Smith Jr. Administrator Frank Vanore has permanent basis in accordance state attorneys general explain is protected by law from liabil- year. He called file record torney, advised that the funds The incidents reported were When the Citizens Committee requested Police Chief Thomas with Civil Service certification the newly-enacted implied ity for false arrest charges, the 'rather dismal compared to last could not have been used legally one phone call which threatened gained power, he maintained M. Pesano to submit "a com- the safety of the chief's wife, Councilman Charles W. Barker consent law. assistant attQrney-general said, 'ear." without council approval. there were a "ataggering amount plete report" to him on a series other threatening phone calls, made a plea for volunteer assis- The law is definitely workable even if the test later proves the In Monmouth County, 13 per- of bank accounts" within town- On the welfare problem, coun- of incidents reported to news and a phone call made March tance in behalf of Boy Scout and reasonably airtight, Joseph defendant not to be under the in- sons have been killed since Jan. ship agencies. cil suggested • meeting with me papers Wednesday by the chief's 1 to the school that the chief's Troop 56. A. Hoffman, counsel to the State fluence as defined in the statute. , an increase of 62 per cent Business Administrator Sidney Local Assistance Board Monday, daughter attends. "The troop has been in exis- Police, said in essence to the Officers using the law must fol- iver the eight killed by the same O. Young Jr. said the bank Is March 13, at 8 p.m., to discuss The caller, according to Mr. tence for 35 years and if some many police officers present. low this procedure, Mr. Hoffman time Ia3t year, he said. Four of investigating the zero balance numerous complaints concerning Woman Is Smith, said the girl was going young man, former Explorer or Remo Croce, chief of the trial said: the dead are drivers who.' ran and that he was waiting for an the Ugh costs of welfare, to be taken to a doctor's office Boy Scout doesn't volunteer as section of the state attorney gen- 1. — Have reasonable grounds their cars off the road into trees; •niswer. Council said it wants to be and when school officials checked a scoutmaster, it will cease to eral's office, added the benefit of for believing the driver under me left the road and hit a pole; exist," he said. The Planning board's account certain that the township wel Still Critical with the Pesano household, they his experience in trying many the influence. five have been killed in two-car wsy In care of its secretary, fare expenses were handled in found no one there had made He requested that any inter- cases under the new statute. 2. — Make the. arrest, prefer- accidents; and three of the death] Philip Inglls, said Mr. Creevy. a "most prudent manner." the call. Mr. Smittidid not know ested party Contact Walter The two lawyers "were invited ably announcing it to the driver. were' those of pedestrians, two With Burns L'Hotta, 623 Almac Ave. The council president said the Councilman Charles McCue the name of the school or of any to address the meeting after 3. — Request the driver to take if whom- crossed highways with- in 800 or 900 feet of traffic tights money disappeared between Aug. said he was told that residents NEW SHREWSBURY - Police school officials who might know many police officers expressed the drunkometer test at police which might have saved their 28, 1964 and Dec. 31. 1964 and from neighboring communities reported yesterday there is of the alleged incident. uncertainty as to how the im- headquarters. lives, Mr. Ney commented. that council majority could not were coming here for welfare still no answer to the cause of a Mr. Vanore has asked the chief Private Air plied consent law should be used. 4. — If the driver refuses, issue find out where it v/ent. They checks. small house blaze that burned to ,state in his report "who, The gist of the law is that him a summons for violation of Monmouth County's position in a 23-year-old Army bride over where, why and what the chief any person who accepts a New the implied consent law. The ac- the roster of traffic deaths among 80 per cent of her body here himself believes to be the seri- Strip Asked Jersey driver's license is deemed companying affidavit should show counties has risen to second. Only Tuesdayj ousness of the incidents." Mr. to have consented to. undergo a the time of arrest as the time Essex County has recorded more Howard to Visit Water Burned was Mrs. Rose Ligon, Vanore has also asked the chief In Holmdel drunkometer test if he is ar- when it was decided to take the traffic deaths this year. as fire swept her bedroom in the what action he took in regard rested and there is reasonable driver to headquarters for test- The next committee meet- home of her sister and brother- to the incidents. Mayor Paul HOLMDEL - Edgar RacMin grounds for believing he may be ing. ing will be Thursday, April 13, in-law, Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Lu- Nastasio Jr. has concurred in Hop Brook Farm, Holmdel Rd. guilty of drunk driving. Time of Arrest in Beau Rivage Restaurant, Plant at Guantanamo Mr. Vanore's action. dous Bond,, of 48 William St. has made a request to buildj.a Revocation Grounds The confusion, Mr. Hoffman de- Spring Lake, Elmer J. Noll, WASHINGTON — Rep. James reassembling a multi-stage flash Northside and Tinton Falls Fire Chief Pesano has an unlisted private air strip on his !35-aore Refusal to take the breath test clared, arises from the fact that chairman, announced. 3. Howard, D-NJ, a member of evaporator sea water consent Companies answered the alarm. phone number. It Is not obtain- property, Township Clerk John after the arrest is grounds for re- most police officers think the the House Public Works Commit- tion plant, which was being oper- Patrolman William Seufert in- able through the police depart- P. Wadington reported last night. vocation of a driver's license for time of arrest is the time the tee which drew up the water pol- ated by the Department of In- vestigated for police. ment or through other city of- T*e clerk said Township Attor- six months by the director of mo- summons is issued and so report ficials. ' $30,000 Cut lution control measures passed by terior, from San Diego, Calif., to Mrs. Ligon is the wife of Sp. 4 ney S. Thomas ftagliano has tor vehicles. it on their affidavits. This proce- Congress in 1965 and 1966, the Guantanamo base. The sec- C. J. Ligon, who at the time of Chief of County Detectives ruled'that under local ordinances Confusion arose among police dure may kill their case, he John M, Gawler said the first will fly to Guantanamo Naval ond phase of the project called the fire was .visiting relatives in there is nothing to prevent the officers at last month's commit- added. From Budget knowledge he had of the alleged Base, Cuba, this* weekend to In- for the design of two similar South Carolina. strip, so long as it conforms with tee meeting, when it reported Croce advised police to incidents came yesterday morn- spect and be briefed on its desal- flash-type desalinization units of Sgt. Bond took Mrs. Ligon, state and federal regulations. that a driver charged under the make the charge and let the Ing when Chief Pesano discussed inization plant. equal capacity. wrapped in a blanket, to River- The.Township Committee.has implied consent law was allowed judge decide in borderline cases In Rumson them with him by phone. written Mr. Rachlin a letter to to keep his license because the where there is evidence of drink- Mr. Howard and several other "We are living in an age view Hospital, Red Bank, for RUMSON — Borough Council Chief Gawler said Mr. Pesano this effect, but also pointing out arrest had not been made prior ing,, 'but the officer is unsure congressmen will make the six- where, because of water pollution treatment before firemen ar last night sliced $30,000 from the told him he believed both mat- that such a strip could create a to the request of the police officer whether the evidence Is sufficient twice-defeated school budget. hour flight to Cuba in a DC-8 mili- and the normal use of our fresh rived. She was given emergency ters were part of a hoax and nuisance, since the farm is sur- that the defendant take the for conviction. Council dropped the proposed tary transport plane today and water, we must make dramatic treatment there and flown was not requesting an investiga- rounded by a residential zone. drunkometer test. He added that persons who $742,743 current expense account will return Sunday afternoon; In plans to convert the salt water Wednesday to Brooke Army Med- tion. ical Center, Tex., where she Is Mr. Rachlin said the grass It is true that the arrest must drive after drinking and refuse to $717,981. It lowered the capital addition to inspecting the plant to- which is available on earth," Mr, The police blotter shows no Howard said. reported in critical condition. strip, If built, would be approxi- be made first, Mr. Hoffman ex- the drunkometer test In the belief outlay item to $7,482 from $12,720. morrow, the congressman will be report of the alleged incidents they will incur only a six-month Her husband, married to her mately 2,400 feet long and 100 plained, but the crux of the mat- Council also directed Thomas given two briefings tomorrow and "At present, desalinization is a on March 1 and Mr. Smith said license suspension rather than In Red Bank Feb. 18, flew to feet wide, and wouldbe used only ter is the question: What legally P. Santry, borough engineer, to a final briefing Sunday morning somewhat expensive proposition, the chief had not reported the tie mandatory two years im- Red Bank from South Carolina. for his private plane. constitutes an arrest? study a drainage problem on after Mass. They will stay over- but we will have to make strides call to the FBI. posed for drunk driving would Thornton Way. The Issue was There he was picked up by an A delegation of 25 area resi- Mr. Hoffman told the group night at the Naval Base's officers' to do the 'work better but at less The incident also, was not re- do well to reconsider. raised by Mr. and Mrs. William Army helicopter and flown to dents went to town hall last nighl that the arrest occurs at the. mo- billets. expense," Mr. Howard said. ported to Mr. Vanore, who, as They can still be charged and Werley and Charles Werber, join his wife at McGuire Air to protest, It asked that th ment when the police officer de- The Guantanamo Naval Base's "While the trip will allow us director of public safety, is the governing body, if necessary, convicted of drunk driving on oth- Heathcliff Dr. residents. Force Base, from where the chief's immediate superior in the cides not to issue a summons to fresh water supply was shut off little more than a full day at the adopt an* ordinance prohibiting er evidence than the drunkometer The governing body also ap- couple, accompanied by an Army city government, nor Was it re- the driver and let him continue Feb. 6, 1064, b/ the Cuban gov- base, I feel that members of the air strips, in the township. test, and could thus lose their li- proved an'invitation by Rumson medical burn team, left for Tex- ported to the mayor. driving, but to take him to the ernment. Immediately thereafter House Public Works Committee Mr. Raohlin said later lasi censes for a total of 2'/a years, he Country Club to local policemen as early Wednesday. Mr. Smith said, however,'that station for a drunkometer test. the President called for the base who draw up water.pollutlon con- night he -will drop the idea "if it warned. to use the club's trap shooting Sp. 4 Llgori, -who has been Mr. and Mrs. Pessno had ''fol- This is so, the attorney said to be made totally self-sufficient trol legislation will have'the op- MT. Hoffman stated there have range for firearms practice. stationed at a guided missile bat- lowed the school «B home every causes too many problems and whether.or not the police officer In the shortest possible time. The portunity to see tlrst hand the the people are against it." announces to the defendant that yet been no appeals from convit George Rigney of River Rd. tery in Holmdel, is scheduled day since March 1." first phase of the project called advantages 'of. deBallnlmlon as he is under arrest/ although it is tions under the implied consen was named a member of Oceanic to be posted to Germany March Public Notice for dismantling, transporting and well as the problems," Mr.- How- good practice to make such an law in New Jersey, In other Fire Co. 19. HI9 wife; was to have ac- KEUPERS VACATIONING The official, meetings of th ard concluded. announcement, he added states, however, the law has been Public Notice!!! companied him,'; but Army doc- FREEHOLD-Monmouth Cqun- Planning Board of the Borough Public Notice) 11 Seasonable Grounds Becker Hardware will be open tors say she will be in the hos- ty Prosecutor Vinoent P. Keuper of Sea Bright will be held on the Private Piano Instruction Becker Hardware will be open Dinner-Musical Review every Sunday from 9 to 12 noon pital "many weeks." and Mrs. Keuper left by air last first Friday of each month at In addition, the .police officer At your home, at my home, every Sunday from 9 to 12 noon Old Orchard Country Club/ Mon- through May 28. To save money night for a tw,6-week vacation in 8:30 p.m. in the Borough.Hall rnust have reasonable grounds Island View Way, Sea Bright or through May 28, To save money mouth Rd., Eatontown. Starling ' Asked 'yesterday, Sgt.. Bond rnusi nave rcttSUIUlDla gruunutt lamuu -view "ay. »jca, uti&i.b «- on lawn seed, and fertilizer phone Spain and Portugal. They flew Mary Larson for believing the driver 1$ under at MusicTown Sudtos,Middle- on lawn seed and fertilizer phone Art Welter,*'Ken Hitchner. Fish said there has been ;no change 747-0465. Ask for Mr. Becker. Borough Clerk the influence of alchohol be- town. Phone for further details • 747-0465. Ask for Mr. Becker. Ion (how. Reservation!, Charlei in his Blster-ln-law's critical con- from Kennedy International Air- (AoV.) • (Adv.)Truax, 842-9300.- (Adv.) ditlon In Texas, port, New York. '•'* • "' (AdvN fore making the arrest, Mr. Hoff-IJohnny Johnstone. 842-2141. (Adv.' Police Charge His Estranged Wife ort Pro Redd Pitoher Davidson Shot Associated Press Yaakeei Win shot halfway between first and TAMPA, Fla. - South-paw POMPANO BEACH - The second. Mantle went for the ball hurler Ted Davidson of the Cin- New York Yankees took without hesitation and threw to Grid Probe cinnati Reds was shot twice last an 8-7 victory over the Washing- Fritz Peterson for the putout NEW YORK (AP) - Officials converse with investigative of night by i woman identified by ton Senators in the opening of He also had eight putouts for the of the National Football League fleers in various levels of govern- the Florida Grapefruit League day.. police as bis estranged wife. By BILL PURDEY Classic League when he fired a to (267-640), Tom Zlngale (232- end tte Nassau County district ment. Shot in the abdomen and theseason yesterday as Mickey The Yankees scored five runs 617) and Bill Cavil) (223413). - attorney are investigating reports Mantle made his debut at first Where are those 200 games by 289 middle game on his way to a Last November, RozeUe con right- shoulder, Davidson was in the first inning, climaxed by of point fixing in the league last firmed reports that Hundley was base. Steve Whittaker's two-run homer. Frank Sinkleris, the popular 701 series. Other were games" of Mike Schmidt of Leonard's fall, the New York Post said conducting a general investiga' listed in fair condition at Tampa Chet Trail's two-run homer in Chet Smith also homered for the secretary of the Airport Plaza Meats was the high man of the Commercial League? There were 202 and 210. week with a 194-103-267—«W. yesterday. tion of continuing rumors in the General Hospital, where he unth- e top of the ninth scored the Yankees. Also turning in three-game re- American Football League, but winning runs after the Senators Peterson hit his homers in the 52 in the March 1 competition Other scores to respect were The newspaper reported Wil- derwent emergency surgery. and Frank was missing. Hen isspectable totals wen Ed Mstus- liam G. Hundley, a special as- declined to give details. Officers reported the shooting overcame a six-run Yankee lead. sixth and eighth. turned by Bill Walter of the one secretary who works so zewski (234-240-194-668), Dan Bamm Hollow Country Club team sistant to NFL Commissioner Cahn, who has been invest!' outside a lounge was preceded Cap Peterson hit . two-nm Bill Henry pitched ths ninth Wikehurat (257-223-181—661), Bud gating what he calls a $100 mil- homers for Washington as he for the Yankees and was themany hours producing Informa (245—6*1). Don McLaughlin (228 Pete RozeUe, and Dist. Atty. Wil by a violent argument between tion for the league he doesn't find Ahlers (25S-203-176-435), Jim Ham Cahn met Wednesday and lion sports gambling ring, hadthe two. Then, police said, batted in five runs. winner, while Bill Lines took -637), Lupe Ruffini (245-«6), time to practice, Hatligan (201-233-201—635), Ken Bill Brennan (232—624), John discussed "reports that points in said he had been told bookies Davidson began to leave the A capacity crowd of 3,819, In-the loss. Daniels (22«26-185-«4). Frank at least 19 NFL games last fall took four AFL games "off the tounge and was hit by bullets cluding Commissioner William John Power had the best set StraiuW (214-623) and John last week with a 624 total. Aumaok (204-248-179—*31) Willy Savage (232-622). were rigged." board" last season, indicating from a .22-caliber automatic Eckert and American League Arrest McDowell YanknwsW (237-215-177—627), Joe A spokesman for Cahn's office gamblers were suspicious of thepistol as he walked oat thPresidene t Joe Cronin, watched TUCSON, Ariz. - Sara Mc-Power rolled 234, 221 and 169 in the middle. Russ Korker came Tomaselk) (204-233-184-624) and confirmed that Cahn and Hun- games. He also said he found that door. as Mantle played four Innings Dowell, the American League's Action Dominated By Trio of two biggest bookmakers at first base. up with the highest single, a 235.Frank Koto (209-254-158—621). dley met, but called it only Police said they were told of strikeout king in 1965 and one Four (Ms and bettors in the country the Incident by Davidson's wife, In his first fielding chance at of Cleveland's big hopes for The first six teams are running Modell Hogan, Walter Ruzika "general exchange of informa- ind Bill Thompson dominated the tion." "picked 19 of 20 winners" In proMrs. Ruth Davidson, 25, whthoe position, Mantle made a 1967, was arrested Wednesday close in this circuit with Stultz Strairir Bukk. in the "A" football games last season and telephoned from another bar. daitiing play. night on a drunk charge, Tucson Fuel and I.F.F. knotted at 48-30 League at Middletown Lanes, had action in the Kings tnd Queens Rozelle was unavailable for com- League at Harmony Bowl. ment, but an NFL spokesmanwas even able to pick the paint She was charged with assault With one out in the Senators' police department records showed Dick Heinke almost shook the four men over the 600 mark — •aid it is routine for Hundley to spread of the games. to commit murder. first, Bernle Allen hit a hard yesterday. house down in theStrattunore Howie Claflin (245-6M), Joe Pin- Modell checked In with the high series of the night (234-207-211— 652), while Ruzika had Hie top single game (266) and Thompson Cathedral Title Game had » 255. The latter two finished KEYPORT - Northern Di- with a 614 and a 603, respective- 'A' Titlist vision champion St. Agnes of ly. Stan Berger also joined the Atlantic Highland! will meet 600 club, with I 154-222-334—610. ASBURY PARK - Cathedral the winner of tonight's St RAM of Trenton (21-3) captured the o! lima (Freehold)-St. ROM 12- FRIDAY, MARCH U, 1B67 Pete Stout rolled I 148 (444) South Jersey Parochial "A' (Belmar) game at 4:M pm. triplicate in ths Red Bank Busi- championship in the N. J. State Sunday for (he ov«r-aU Moo- month County CYO High School nessmen's League st Red Bank Interscholastic Athletic Associa- Basketball League champlon- Recreation. tion basketball tournament by ilup at fl» St Joseph'* Gram- Ken White and Tony Dellapie- whipping St. Joseph's of Metu Shore, Lakewood mar School gymnasium. tra were Mgh scorers. Whlti chen (18-8), 75-51, at Convention St. Agnej won its division's fired, high series (199-231-190- Hall last night before a crowd ol regular leason and round robin 620), while Dellapietra's 242 was titles. St. ROM of Freehold took the high Individual game. Hs 3,000. to» Southern Division regular finished wlrh a 616 set with other St. Joseph's advanced to the Eye Spot in Final season crown but lost to St scores of were 193 and 111. Oth«r title game by ousting two Shore Rose of Belmar In the round 600 series were rolled., by area learns. St. Joe's beat Red Shore Regional and Lakewood, the last remaining teams roNn, which caused tonight's "Blacky" Ruffini (233-198-186- Bank Catholic, 61-54, and then from the Shore are* in the 49th annual New Jersey State playoH game at St Catharine"! 617) and Ed Buonano (17J-I99-244 eliminated defending champion Interscholastic Athletic Association basketball tournament, ol Spring Lake. ) CBA, 54-44. Tonight's loser will meet St Other good single-gun* scores a. Jwpk-l » North- . Shceley i 2 10 I Fiber 8 3 19 Hall. Henry Canonico (233), Al Clark Clirk I 111 H«rrnr 3 1 T ern Division, at 2:10 Sunday af- (226), Newt Bercn (223) and Jos Dynof . _ _,,.„„.- 2 0 4 ternoon. Kol.kowik"" " l 0» ?1 ?II A. WBoblk 1 4 « Maduslcy (220). Emits 0 0 0 Hallk 0 0 0 Lakewood (21-4), the Central Jersey Group 3 champion, riieo 0 0 0 Roborln 0 2 2 The team standings have de- r>. Fetko 0 O 0 will be in action tonight at nine o'clock when it meets un- B. Boblk 1 3 5 defeated Mountain High of West Orange (20-0), foe North veloped into on extremely tight Jlra Ad 2 0 4 Learn to Swim race. The top six teams are II13 SI 29 IT 73 Jersoy Section 2, Group 3, winner. Shore (19-7), which ii the separated by only two and a half •t. JOWIA'J 13 U J U-51 Central Jersey Group 2 titlist, will face North Jersey Section games. Sal's Barber Shop Is in Tnatoa CaUldnl .—15 36 It 28-78 1, Group 2, champion Tenafly tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. For Youngsters first place with « Mfi-XVi "c- ASBURY PARK — Mrs. Helene ord, closely followed by Circle) Lot Angeles Dodger pitchers The eight winners will qualify for next weekend's finals, 3'Neill of Colts Neck, a certified turned in 20 shutouts in 52 com- Chevrolet (44-31), Red Bank R«c along with the parochial sectional winners which will be de- SEASON OPENER — Mickey Mantle handles Horace Clark's throw to retire Washing- Red Cross water safety Instruc- (O'^31!4), Airport Inn (4M1). plete garnet last year tnd had a tor, will be director of the swim- team earned run average of cided over the weekend at various other sites. ton Senators' Paul Casanova in his debut at first base yesterday as Yanlcaes took an Stephen J. Grass, Inc. (43-31) and 8-7 victory in Grapefruit League opaner at Pempano Batch. (AP Wirephoto) ming classes, for boys and girls GrilU Construction Co. (42-33). 2.62. four and five years old scheduled it the Shore Are* YMCA, start- Verge's 35 ing Tuesday. IVJBTKnners Salukis Crush St. Peter's, Surf, Field & Stream The classes will run on Tues- lay and Thursday afternoons for Lead Duke 'our weeks. Roll Sunday GREENSBORO, N. C. (AP) EDISON TOWNSHIP — The Vilhmova Is Edged in NIT North Carolina's embattled Tar Diving Regulations Shepherd Club New Jersey Bell Men's Bowling Heels, top-seeded and fourth ,i Association's 16th annual Handi- NEW YORK (AP) — Sopho- the field, poured in 28 points and After Villanova's Terry Mc- By DICK RIKER cap Bowling Tournament wi'l >e free the nation, escaped with their The gang books are ripped from more Dick Gaprett and Little All Frauor 25 as the Salukis rolled Guire made one of two basketball lives, 56-53, against COMMON SENSE REGULA Meets Monday held Sunday at Edison Lanes, America Walt Frazier combined throws, tying the score at 68 their bellies and the dying fish to their lSth straight victory ind scrappy North Carolina State last TIONS have been adopted by the thrown back in the river. For MANASQUAN - The Jersey Rt. 1, starting at 11 a.m. • for 53 points last night as South-list Jn 23 starts. with II second) to play. The Herd night in the first round of theState Boat Regulation Commis- Shore German Shepherd Dog ern Illinois' small-college kings raced down court and Bob Redd my taste, foulhooking a game Approximately 1,600 will be SlU's 4S-paint margin was the Atlantic Coast Conference Bas- sion tfiat afford more protection fish Is on a par with potting Club will hold its regular month competing for team and individ- drubbed St. Peter's of New Jer- rimmed the basket with a long ketball Tourney. Iy showhaodling class it 8 p.m. sey, 103-58, in a first round game largest in NIT history, surpass- to skin divers and boat operators elderly gentlemen us they snooze ual championships. The first jump shot. But Allen grabbed the alike. The new regulations pro- Monday at Circle Plata Audi- shift will roll at II a.m., with ' of the 30th National Invitation ing the 116-81 beating Bradley rebound and was fouled by Frank in a rocking chair. If my me- Paul Grinkley scored six o hibit the operation of a power mory serves me rightly, Assem- torium, Rt, 35. others set for 2, 9 and 8 p.m. Basketball Tournament. handed Xavier of Ohio in 1957. McCall at the buzzer. Wake Forest's 12 points in thi vessel within 50 feet of a buoyed blyman Alfred Beadleston once Guest instructor will be Marvin The Rebels of New Jersey Big Bob Allen dropped in two Ganrett, a slender Mtot-3 for- He made the first free throw second overtime period to lead ward, canned four straight shots diver's flag and require divers to dried to get this practice stopped Wood of M«ta',7an. Bell's Newark Suburban District free throws after th» buzzer, giv- and a small contingent of Mar-the Deacons to a -63-61 victory display a red flag with a white late in the first half, sparking shall rooters raced onto the floor by getting opening day on striped The club will hold obedience are the defending grass score ing Marshall University a 7(M8 over fourth-seeded Clemaon diagonal stripe while diving. The bass pushed back to April 1. The iktVill*v the SalOJus to a 41-29 lead_ at and inobbedLtheir team. the final game. iraduation for its winter classes champions, while the Jersey City y ihterniission. He then teamed flag must be at least IS inches bill failed, as I remember It, March IS at 7:30 p.m., also at the District Underdogs are defend- The Herd, now 19-6, blew a 34- Bob Verga's 35 points led by 18 inches and must be dis- in the tournament opener. with Fraiier, the 5-3 SIU flow 24 halftime lead early in the sec- through no fault of Beadleston Circle Plaza Auditorium. ing net score champions. The victories sent SIU and The Duke's second-seeded defending played from a, floating object. Perhaps a bill prohibiting t h e jeneral, in a 35-9 burst that dou- ond period as sophomore Johnny championj to a 99-78 rout of Vir- Thundering Herd, into Monday bled the score at 76-38. The new miles make it unlaw- tailing of striped bass In tidal Jones and McGuire sparked Vil- ginia and third-seeded South ful for any person to display the night's quarter-finals against the Pete O'Dei, St. Peter"* 6-S cen-lanova. rivers by any means other Uian still-undetermined Atlantic Coast Carolina struggled by Maryland, diving flag at times other than single hook and line, before April ter, managed 14 points against Jones scored 18 of his game- 57-54, in afternoon games. Duke when diving is in progress; pro- Conference representative and SIU, which has given up only S7 1, would have a chance of pass- high 28 points after intermission and South Carolina will play at hibits diving in a narrow, con- ing. This would give bait fishar- RENT A CAR or Nebraska of the Big Eight, re- points a game. and tied the score 64-64 with two spectively. 9 p.m. today. fined or improved channel or tomen a chance to connect if the In the opener, Allen, Marshall's free throws in tha final one-half interfere with the passage of water was warm enough but Garrett, hitting 13- of 17 from .•9 center, scored five ol The minute of regulation play. Verga, a second team All- America choice, scored 22 points watercraft in a channel. would stop the foulhooking TRUCK from HERTZ Thundering Herd'j six points in Soph Jim Davidson paced "sports" who leave a bad taste overtime. Marshall with 21 points. in the first half. in the mouth of every true t MEN! SPECIAL RULES GOVERN- sportsman. Beadleston has taken U-DRIVE , . . Call • TUXEDOS ING diving in Manasquan Inlet many a lump while trying to get • SUITS and in Barnegat Inlet wore also improved legislation passed in . 775-I515 222-329? 747-2121 adopted. At Manasquan, skin div- • SPORT JACKETS Sanderson Ties for Second the interests of conservation. Per- ing will be permitted only within haps he would be willing to lead SEE . .. SO feet from the stone Jetties the way once more. and bulkheads. Diving is re- BANKRUPT In Jersey Shore Golf Loop stricted to that part of the inlet e a s t of Ocean Ave. in Point HERE'S WHERE THE JILL MANALAPAN TOWNSHIP- - with three others- in the- pro* Jim IacovelH of the host clu Pleasant Beach. No diver fa to ACTION IS livision of the Jersey Shore Win- FLOUNDER FISHING should ON THURSDAY, Doug Sanderson, Rumson Court shot a one-under par 36-35—72 t< surface more than 25 feet from try Club pro, fired a 38-37-7! er Golf League tournament at win the amateur gross by onthis buoyed flag except in an MARCH U he Battleground Country Club. stroke over Bob Housen of Jump be good off the old bulkhead in yesterday to share second plac emergency. Barnegat Inlet l» a Also finishing in the tie were ing Brook. Guy Cavalleri, alsc narrow, shifting, hazardous Shark River Hills tomorrow if ©e Lanzetta of Colonial Terrace, of Jumping Brook, won amateui stretch for the boatman entering the promise of'sunshine holds up. Vanamassa, and Monte Norcross net with a 82-I4-68 card. and stringent rules have been STRIPER FISHING remain* if Rutgers. Ed Sorge of Silver Amateur Jonas Donner, of thiapproved to regulate skin diving very chancy proposition at best -ake, Staten Island, N. Y., was there. No diving is to be perCartoppera will be on Barnegat vinner with a 34-39—73. Ash Brook Country Club, wra MONMOUTH AIRLINES the hole-ln-one contest on th mitted on the north side of fteand worms should take a few ANNOUNCES 206-yard 18th green when his south jetty but will be permitted fish. Surf anglers will wet their drive landed 11 feet from th along the north Jetty whloh is bloodworms at Graveling Po^ Little Silver pin. actually at the southern end ofbland Beach and Long Beach Is- SATURDAY ONLY! A SPLENDID NEW SCHEDULED SERVICE TO Island Beaoh State Park. Only land. Fifteen pros and 54 amateurs "buddy diving" will be allowed Registration competed In the tournament thai and divers are prohibited from TROPICAL WALNUT Washington, D. C. LITTLE SILVER - Dads are was switched the last minut entering any channel or approach Registration from Atlantic Country Club, jrged to register their sons for within 200 feet of any boat an- BLEND Tuckerton, due to the wet condi- chored or under way in the wat- For Blue Jeans Flight Departure the Little Silver Baseball League tions at the South Jersey course. • 4x8 sheet Arrival ers adjacent to the Borough of KEANSBURG - The Blue No. (MCA) (DCA) amorrow, from 10 a.m. until noonNext week's event Is scheduled Barnegat Light. it ths Borough Hall. at Arfowbrook Country Club I Jeans Athletic Leagues, Inc., will • Beautifully 26 7;30 P.M. 8:40 A.M. 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J-door hardtop, ou- steering, bucket seats. CHEVY II ..$ 795 1941 COMET $ 595 '64 COMET $ 995 •65 MG MIDGET $Uf5 kxnotlc trommfsilDrii powtr ll«r- J-dr. 4-dr. Sedan Station wagon, automatic. Montclair 4-dr. hardtop. '63 CHEVROLET $1295 "101" custom 4-dr., auto. •»4 OPEL SEDAN _...$ »*5 Ino, powtr brakH. 1943 CORVAIR ..$ 495 ', 1940 PONTIAC _...$ Exec, ear, 7600 milas. Impola Woor hardtop, eVcyllnder, 495 •64 KARMANN GHIA ....$11 tS S-dr. Hardtop '64 T'BIRD $1895 '65 OLDS $1995 automatic' transmission. '»3 MONZA COUPE $ 895 1943 895 '64 FORD $1250 "et", 4-door Kdon, automtle RAMBLER .'. _ ..$ > 1959 LINCOLN ...$ 695 Full power. '66 LINCOLN •63 FIAT 1100 SEDAN ....$ J«5 IronsmlifJon, power sjeering. power '61 BUICK $ 895 770 Sedan Continental Electro "255", 4-flOor hardtop, full Salaula "500"! four-door. '63 MG ROADSTER $ SfS brakes. 1962 FORD ..$ 895 \ 1959 CHEVROLET . 1.$ 295 '64 T-BIRD $1995 Continental 4-dr. exec. car. power. Air conditioning. Automatic, power steering. •63 FORD CONVERTIBLE SllfS •65 PLYMOUTH $1895 500 XL Hardtop 4-dr. Sedan 6500 miles. Full power, air conditioned. '62 TEMPEST LEMANS ... S 795 Fury III, 2-door horstoo, Cylin- •6UCHEVROLET $ 795 1942 RAMBLER 495' ..$ 1958 DODGE $ 175 62 COMET 4 DR $ 695 der, itandord tranimiision. ImpaTa 4-door hardtop, (-cylinder, , Sedan Hardtop '64 FORD $1295 automatic , transmlsilon, power •66 FORD $2095 '66 LINCOLN •61 PEUGEOT WAGON I 395 '64 OLDS $1895 Iteerlng. Galaxia "500" 2-dr. hardtop. i-cyl., i-pass. Country tedan. Continental 4-dr. convertible, '61 FORD WAGON S 695 "oi", 4-door hardtop, full power, »lr condlllonlno. '61 MERCURY $ 795 Automatic, power sfeering. Automatic, power steering. Air conditioned. '60 OLDS 4 DR. H. T $ 39S (door ifdan, i^ylinder, automatic 54 M. G.T.F. , •64 PONTIAC $1795 Irommljslon, povwr steering, l-door, automatic fronsmlsston, MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER powtr storing* power brakes. '60 MSA $^95 Roadster, 4-speed transmission. '64 OLDS $1795 MONMOUTH Moor hardtop/ automatic trans- '60 OLDS $ 595 fta powtr tteerlnj, power "SJ" J-door hardtop, outemotlc transmission, power steering, power MOTORS brake*. '64 CHRYSLER $1595 Moor Moon, cut mot I c transmis- '60 COMET $ 595 MOUNT-ENGLISH sion, power steering, oir condl* Custom, 4-door, 6-cylinder/ auto- HWY. 35 — 542-2414 Honing. matic tronimiislon. SINCE 1904 MONMOUTH & MAPLE AVE., RED BANK—741 - 6000 EATONTOWN SEE US TODAY USED CAR LOT NEW CAR SHOWROOM Rt. 34 at Monmauth Road ROUTE 36 OLDSMOBILE WEST LONG BRANCH , EATONTOWN GEM 542-1126 542-1000 OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 110 MAIN ST. 666 • 3600 MATAWAN WEDNESDAY 'TIL t P.M.,'SATURDAY "TIL 5 PM. EARLY BIRD SPECIAL AT TAKE IT FROM THE BONANZA BOYS.. YOU'RE GONNA GET

SURE SAVINGS- TO GET OUR SATURDAY STARTED EARLY

ON. ••'.'•• WE WILL SELL THE FIRST IMPALA V-8 SPORT COUPES AND BEL AIR V-8 SEDANS 3 NEW FORDS FROM OUR STOCK BEFORE 11 A.M. • DftlVE THE FABULOUS FOR f ~M OVER DEALER'S COST "IMPALE SPORT COUPE" (OFFER GOOD ONLY SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 19671 • BIG FORDS • MUSTANGS OR THE EXCITING • FALCONS • FAIRLANES BEL AIR CHOOSE FROM OUR STOCK • THUNDERBIRDS OF 119 CARS ON HAND NOW 2.DOOR SEDAN! TOM SAYS

"I FINANCE MY OWN CARS; FORD MOTOR'S NEW 1967 1 CUSTOMERS CARS ARE WARRANTY YOUR FORD'S SO HURRY IN NOW WHILE OUR FINANCED AT LOW POWER TRAIN . . . BANK RATES." 5 Yrs. or 50,000 Mi. COME IN Plus ... Your Ford Continues GREAT SALES EVENT IS IN FULL SWING! to be Covared for 24 Mo. or 24,000 Miles as Specified in EARLY Warranty. IT'S A BONANZA! MARCH 1-31 ONLY OPEN AT 9 A.M.

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MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST CHEVROLET DEALER "THE EARLY BIRD GETS THE BEST DEAL" S FORD 264-1600 ^ 325 -MAPLE AVE. 741.3130 RED BANK 20ri HIWAY 35 (AtParkway Exit 117) KEYPORT UMT AND FOUND PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE AUTOS FOX MIS AUTOS FOX SALE THE DAILY raarm — HUOCI TOZXtlk. U ( BtMHK" OU> GUM TUKBD *W*T — TrM, D«ov FOR THE BEST DEAL ON A * ftpfteUiicfcf la U*th 4vn pin*. Op i-Mll-K. CIMM Mmtnt. TiT-MK. 8ALE TKAVEL — TRANSPORTATION VALUE-RATED AUTOS TOR SALE AUTOS FOE SALE 1967 CHEyY BUYERS RIDERB-DMVBBi - Wanted. Red 1H.7S28 Bank, Middtwown ar«» to Clltton. Tit' CallXur •«7lt. IMS COTVROLET IMPAIR — Hart- Uo» CADILLAC — Fleet- •THE BONANZA top eonpe. Power Drakte tn« eteeiltux Bait offer. USED CAR... ., STRAUB BUICK Color black. Iictllenl condition. Call wood Mdut. Air eoML * OPEL RALLYE AUTOMOTIVE SALE 871-5708. cui im. aormu. %a- VALUE CARNIVAL OF THE YEAR" SPORTS COUPE AUTOS FOR SALE l«7 OPEL PRICES wssg iSr?^waJss MAKE VOBM — DE8UUG H4TXRKCT1S MBNTS a( IS.8O per week. BBLMONT On HM Next F«g<) START AT $1712 (d.liv.r.d) AVAILABLE NOW . PAKTISS TO TAKB OVER PAX- McCAWhy CHEVROLET lIOTORf!, 3« Miple Ave. (Rt, »), Red UXtm OH RXPOUBUID CAM. Bant. 7114771. (Lau high trade allowance!) CALL MR. BHILLT, (Ml-IUi, MON. JUIinUe, STRAUB MOTORS; 1*1-1101 STRAUB MOTORS. MOUTH M0TOR& AUTHORIZED AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE •((HIGHWAY 35 KEYPORTJ 1S67 OLDSMOBILE — Super S3. Good fHV/Y. 35 KEYPORTjj- running, automobile. Bound body. $75. 2 64-4000 264-4000 cm Mswai IBM VOLKSWAUEN — Good condition. ••••••••••••••••••••*• 33,000 mllei. Gond InniporUtlon. (ITS. RUSSELL Mil! Soulh of Porkvray Exit 1 •j(Vi Mile South of Parkway Exit IMS CADILLAC) - cantertlDle. All wbito, bttaatui c*t. All power plu« Clll OUt-8371. eJr-condltlonlni, |3ggj. MeCAStbjr Chev- 196J THUNDERBIRD — Convertible. rolel. lit Av... Atl.nllo HUhl.nJi. Ml. Full power. Beat offer. YOUR ONE STOP 187-5087 SMART NEW AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE TRANSPORTATION CENTER BUY NOW WOULD YOU BELIEVE? LATE MODEL New low, low prices. *200 • '58 For 36 Month, — SEE US TODAY — "1967 Ramblers" Down Per Month Buyt a ARRIVALS I966BUICK ELECTRA "225" Four-door hardtop, luxury modal En black. '65 CADILLAC '65 CADILLAC NEW 1967 FORD All power equipment, plus air conditioning. Convertible, whit* with red Ctllaii Coup*, whit* with blut 1965 THUNDERBIRD LANDAU Uather Interior and while lop Interior, equipped wilri powsr Black Lendeu roof with metching black body, equipped ECONOLINE with air conditioning, powar steering, powar brakes, power Power windows and seats, air windows, power uaf, pow«r windows end vents, power seat, AM-FM radla with ram. conditioned. Lilt* now. door lecki, fsleicoping ita«r- ing whiel and fictory air con- VAN 1965 BUICK SKYLARK 6r«n Sport 2-dr. hardtop, arctic white body with blue roof, ditioned, v»ry clsan through- air conditioner, powar stearing, powar brakes, '65 OLDSMOBILE out, ana owner. blue bucket seats, plus ether Items. Hint i>at, Visit Cruli.i Wig DELIVERED IN RED BANK 1965 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE on, fold, with matching in- '65 PONTIAC Four-door hardtop, erctic whita with custom black vinyl terior, completely equipped. Interior, air conditioning, power steering, power brakes Converiiblt. Red with match- *200 • *54.50 For 36 Months and many other features. Lew mileage. On* owner, Like ing inttrior. Bl«elc top, eom- LOW, LOW PRICES ON ALL OUR Dawn Per Month Putt • •». 1965 BUICK LE SABRE plettly equipped with powar Four-door hardtop, fawn metallic finish with matching br«lces and power stearing. RAMBLER SELECT USED CARS Interior, air conditioning, power iteering, power brakes, Excflltnt throughout. NEW 1967 FORD plus other itams. '65 OLDSMOBILE '66 JEEP 4-VVD Sacrifice - '64 RAMBLER $ 995 1965 CHEVROLET "SUPER SPORTS" Pickup, with only s,000 mlln. Orig- Four-door station wagon. Standard. Starfir. Convertible, loaded '64 FORD inal price o,92S. Radio, fieaftr, Two-door hardtop, beautiful midnight blua anterior, air with extras, including power conditioning, powar staaring, pewar brakai, blua bucket Country Squire itation wagon. '66 FORD 4-WD Save '64 BUICK $ 950 PICK-UP seats, plus other features. windows and seats. Original Whita with tan Inttrior. Com- Bronco wild hearer ond snow plow. Station wooon, V* radio, neuter. 12,000 mild, pletely equipped, including TO WORK FOR YOU. 1964 BUICK ELECTRA "225" '65 DODGE $1575 '63 RAMBLER $ 875 Four-door hardtop, green mhf lower with whita roof, roof racks. Very clean. One Twiwloor hardtop, Aoto., radio Convertible, aulomoHc. Radio, heat- all power equipment, including powar windows, tirater. er, power top. plus air conditioning. '65 OLDSMOBILE '65 RAMBLER $1695 '63 VOLKS $ 875 1964 BUICK RIVIERA V-B Mdrp. Full power. Auto., PJ.H. TWo-doer tedan. Radio and heater. IT'S TRUE AT Dynamic "88", Holiday coupe. '62 VALIANT Sport coupe, fawn mist metallic with matchlns Interior, Paital green with matching in- Station wagon, blue with '65 RAMBLER $1295 '63 RAMBLER $1095 air conditioning, power stearing, powar brakes, full console. Classic two-door tedan. Radio, heat- Classic four-UuainBix,% — oBwmM nrrxn&BT — Country jfeulre *lctJta C*itTrjB» TO TAM! OVER PAT, No money 4'fwn. TAKE OVER PAY- fulj power. , Wo CBjJn nt&lM. TAKE en PAB-TBS m TAKE OV«B PA; wagon, WisiTy-tlr, full Mmtr. JffojMiv THE'DAILY REGISTER OVER ifiVKErtT* of JU.W «•« wselt. MJCNTS OH JUEPOSSEWBP CAM. MEHTB or ».« per w«». BEIM'JfC OTBR PAXWEHTB 1H.70 per weeH. WEMTS OK «EPOBSE»SED C«Ul ty down. TAKJS OVBK>AYMEw4*S SBAOOABT AXJTO Sii.EE, WKtwinui CAJCAUX, MR. 8HJ5U.Y. MM1U, MQKKgjjB- M 369 MU Are. (HJ. 39), BMBBACOAST AUTO SAiXS, 2l5 Uiwmu CJJX MR. «HBLLy. MS-JlH, MON- DM l*r weeek. BEUfOMT UOTOMI, Sprlni* M., RM BMU. 741-12M. MotJTH MOTOM. AUTHOBIZBD Bprlnta Ril.', Rcjcl Bank. 7U-12M. MOUTH MOTORS. ' AUTHORIZED MS Msple Ave. (Kt. 15), KM Bask, 741-6778 U6t CADILLAC—Four-door Kn w«on. full AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS ?OR SALE power. Factory alr-condltloned. New power, no cash needed. TAKB OVER tlon wagon, full power. Mo money down. equipfted. No money down. TAKE OVEB CHEVKOIIET lsas-impen, lout-aunt snow Urea, seat belts. H800 or best 01- PAYMENrS of »12.6O pa week. SEA- TAKE OVER PAYMENTS o( J8.B0 per PAYMENTS of $1.06 per week. BEL. hardtop, V-S, factory air, full power. ler. Clll SM-8000. ^f COAST kUTq SALES. 210 tfevra week. BELMONT MOTORS, 365 Maple MONT MOTORS, 365 Mapla A^e., (Rt No cash needed TAKE OVER PAY- Springs Hd_, Keil Bank. 7H-13M. Aye. (Rt. 35), Red Bank. 7U-«7?8. 35), Hed Bank. 7USVX. MENTS o' 310,40 per weett. BEACOACT AUTO SALES, 210 Nawman Springs Rd. JERRY BARATTA and LOU LERNER'S AUTOS FOR SALE CHRYSLER 1961—Hardtop, mil power. OLDSMOBILE—1965. Vista cruiser sta- CHEVROLET 1965—Impala station \»a Red Bar*. 741-1231. No moner down. TAKE OVER PAY- tion waeotf, nine-passenger, full power, on, V-8, full power, No cash neede< MENTS of «,90 per week. BELMONT factory air. No cash needed. TAKE TAKE OVER PAYMENTS of JH.20 PI RAMBLER 1B63 - Four-door, fully MOTORS 365 Maple Ave (Kt. 3S), Red OVER PAYMENTS of $12,90 per week. wecR: SEACOA8T AUTO SALES, 2' equipped. No money down. TAKEOVER Bank. T41-6TCI. • SEACOAST AUTO SALKS 210 Newman Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. 74] PAYMENTS of H80 Per week. BEL- STRAUB BUICK I Sprlnns Rd., Red Bank. 141-1234. 1234. MONT MOTORS, 36! Maple Ave, (Rt. INTO CHEVROLET — 1B58, four-door sport '51. Red Bank. 741-6778. BAYSHORE VALUE CARNIVAL •hardtop, V-8 stick. Radio, heater. Ex- SUMMER COMMUTER'S SPECIAL — CHEVROLET 1061—Bel Air, two-** cellgifl condition. S199. 531-2689. Air-conditioned 1B64 Ford Fuliq-a, 30,- 1961 FAJJCON — Foui'-door, automatic. 1967 BUICK PRICES 000 mile-.. JO75. .671-O7O7. sedan. No money down. TAKE OVER Radio, heater. Excellent condition, S400. MORRIS 19fll—Oxford, four-door sedan, PAYMENTS of 17.OO per week. BEL STM146 alter 5. START AT (2463 fully eqiilr>rwfl. No money down TAKE PONTIAC 1962—Star Chief hardtop, full MONT MOTORS, 365 Mania Ave., (Rt, CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH OVER PAYMENTS of $1.90 per week. power. No caBh needed. TAKE OVER 35), Red Bank. 741-6778. C1MVROLETS - DBS! E INTEREST- DELIVERED BEL.MONT MOTORS. ftfK Mapla Ave PAYMENTS ot J5.7O per week. SEA- ED PARTIES TO TAKE OVIR PAT. .((Lest high irads-in allowances) (Rt 35), Red Bank. 7«-6778. COAST AUTO SALES, 210 Newman TEMPEST 1965—Custom sedan, full 1IENT3 ON REPOSSESSED CARS. Springs Rd., Red Bank. 741-1234. equipped. No. cash needed. TAKE OVR CALL MR SHELLY. 542-2411. MON- BIG DISCOUNTS 1964 VOLKSWAGEN - 1500 station was- P.\YMENTS of W.90 per week. SEA MOUTH MOTORS. AUTHORIZED I?STRAUB MOTORS!: on. AM-FM radio, custom seat covers, 1963 FALCON CONVERTIBLE. Red. COAST AUTO SALE3, 310 Newrai ON "ALL NEW" FACTORY-FRESH 67s •HIGHWAY 35 KEYPORTi many extras, Inspection guaranteed Springs Rd., Red Bank. 741-1234. lilf>3 RAMBLER 660 —Must sell this SHOO. Call 222-7164. ; 747-5277 week. Blue four-door. Automatic, power Sale Price : 264-4000 BUICK 1DS4 — Electra 225, tour-doo: steering. Low original mileage. Excel- kn mile South of Parkway exit 117)*' hardtop. No money down. TAKE OVES lent running condition. $795 or best of- 67 VALIANTS $1875 AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE PAYMENTS of J13.80 per week BEL fer. Can be seen at 31 Forman 8t.. MONT MOTORS, 365 Maple Ave. (Rt Fair Havtn. 7tl-5908. 67 BELVEDERES $2075 35), Red Bar*. 741-6778. 19S CHEVROLET CAPRICE — Four- THUNDERBIRD 1964-Lamlau hardtop iloor hardtop. Power steering and IN A 67 FURYS $2095 run power, factory air. No cash nended brakes. Radio. Excellent condltl*. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ot J14;T0 pel Orlslnal owner. 39,000 miles. 11750. Oil 67 VIPS $2875 week. SEACOA8T AUTO SALES. 21 after 6 p.m. 671-38B3. NeWman Springs Rd., Red Bank. 74 1962 RAMBLER — Two-door. In KO04 67 CHRYSLERS :. $2975 1234. condltlim. Askln; K25. Call sifter 4, 711-3197. AND $35,000 WORTH OF USED CARS 1963 CORVETTE — Stlnj Ray coupe. AUTOS FOR SALE 30,000 miles. Excellent condition. J2.0TO. TO BE SOLD AT WHOLESALE, PRICES! Call after 6 p.m., 542-9211. 1967 VOLVO!! inS8 CHEVROLET BEL AIR — Com- LEASE A NEW ilete for parts. !35. Call 5 YEARS tO PAY 611-2378. FORD MERCURV > PONTIAC —Four-door hardtop. Excellent condition, low mileage. Sacri- NO MONEY DOWN "THE OR CONTINENTAL! fice. Call 741-2417, 741-3342 1905 MUSTANG — Six cylinder, itlck FULL FINANCING—EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 ELEVEN ENGLISH MOTORS shirt. Excellent condition. S135O. Call OLDS YEAR Mtple Ave. 747-4545 Red Bank 542-2528. LOANS, WE WILL PAY OFF OLD BALANCE I960 FORD — Falcon, two-door. Hi cylinder, standard transmission. Radio CAR" and heater. Good condition. 1179. 222- 8163. 1056 BTATION WAGON — Chevrolet, MARCH 9-pajsenge.r, Rlx cylinder, automatic BAYSHORE Just because a VOLVO will LAST 11 YEARS ... transmission. 512-26W, Doesn't mean you MUST drive it that long. TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL — 19J7 RUSSELL OLDS- BONANZA Mercury. Excellent mechanical condi- CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER tion. Bargain. Retiring. Available sve- CADILLAC IS 291-9200 229-4790 SALE r.'lngs, Saturday, Sundays. 842-3528. Nobody Beats Our OFFERING SWINGING FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (More Classified Ads Price; and Service I RED BANK '66 MALIBU On The Next Page) DEALS ON BRAND-NEW 2-Door Hardtop.' Save Big Money. !••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••« Immediate AUTO IMPORTS Save Big Monoy FACTORY FRESH 1967 Delivery I AUTOS FOR SALE AUTHORIZED DEALER •66 CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILES! TOWN & COUNTRY DODGE NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 RED BANK Save $1,000 !•"• March — They ain't march,n' — they're itampadin' 1 Cnprlci Spoil coups. Loaded. 'cauit th» n»w Dodga Boys ar* wheelin and dealin'l ',700 miles. YOU GET... SPECIAL BONUS BUY '66 VOLKSWAGEN •*5 DO DOE Monaco, two-door '(4 THUNDERBIRD Landau, Al- 2-door. Like new, hardtop. Sand Beige, Burgundy pine iVtillt, Black vinyl roof, vinyl bucket teals and Interior, factory air conditioned, full pow- "64 CHRYSLER $1595 automatic; power steering, radfo er, loaded. This mint condition 300 Convertible. Very clean. console. Many extras. This orlfl- car Is priced Inat 11,000 milt cor must be to sell __ '2295 '64 IMPALA $1595 seen to ba appreciated 4-doof^.hardtop. Loaded. '2095 'U FALCON * door, silver blue, matching Interior, radio and healer. "64 IMPALA $1295 U COLONY PARK Wagon, spark- Sport Coups. Whit,. ling blue, metallic, mulcting inter- ior. TTils luxury unit has an equ'P- '64 BEL AIR $1295 '44 CHEVROLET Mallixl Super Sport ment, rack on tfit roof I 2-door hardtop, lode green, bucket], , Wogon. S cyl., automatic. and all ready to roll at .. console, powergllder power steering, •M MUSTANO Convertible Ember- radio. A little doll. "64 CORVAIR $ 795 CASH glo, whit* top, \M, automatic, pow- Only Coup?. er steerlnoj radio, w/w Hres. As '1495 shorp oj 'O4OC •a PONTIAC Ventura 2-door hard- '64 BEL AIR $1095 they comt 4179 lop, Alpln» white, red vinyl Interior, tiydromotlc. Power steering, radio, 90 NEW FORDS 4-door sedan. •is PONTIAC Bonrevllle. tour-door w/w llrrt. Special action hordlop, Snow Wfllte, Black vinyl low price '1295 •63 MERCURY $1295 root, Block vinyl Interior, factory IN STOCK Colony 9-passenger wagon* full power. SAVINGS air conditioned, power steering. •<> CADILLAC sedan DeVllle, let block, factory olr conditioning, full powtr brakes, power windows. power, loaded with extras. A ml '63 IMPALA $1195 Hydromoilc, rodo, whltewalM. Tills BIG fansfrom luxury car Is tnt 4-door hordfop. • • • • Qvm of ItiB week, —. '2095 TL— *2095 $ « PLYMOUTH Fury II. l«t black •«) DART 2-door sedan, 6 cylinder, '63 PONTIAC $1295 beauty, \M, factory air condition, automatic, radio, w/w tires. Illvsr blue, one owner. Make ex- FORD BARGAIN' UP Bonnevllltt hardtop. "Buy of I cellent second '895 the sign car _ "63 BEL AIR $1095 th» week" 'a CHEVROLET Impala convertible CUSTOM "500" SPECIAL 1895 9-passenger wagon, •U CHEVROLET Irrtpolo convertlbl* while, black roof, turquoise Interior, Ivy green, whit* top, V-l, automatic, powergllde, power steering, radio, SEDAN WITH SALAXIE TRIM '62 RAMBLER $ 595 power steirlng, radio, IJHHF TOP w/w tires. Classic 2-door sedan, 6-cyllnder, auto. of the whittlt e walff l tiresti. 1/T? A real buy ot <— AT NO EXTRA COST LET'S TALK BUSINESS i MANY MOM TO CHOOSE FROM '62 CHEVY II $ 795 AUkorhtd Dodfl* New Con and Tracks Dnl«r Wagon. '62 FORD $ 795 Octagon 60 MAIN ST. 566-6100 MATAWAN Galaxle 500. 8 cyl.» automatic TRADE Opm 'HI t P.M.. nctpr W«h«day , Sharp car. ^^•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••« WHY DO WE SELL MORE? '62 OLDSMOBILE $ 995 are here "W" 4-door hardtop.,Air conditioned. COULD IT BE OUR LARGER STOCK? '61 FORD $ 595 ALLOWANCE! THE DODGE BOYS OUR EXPERIENCED SERVICE DEPARTMENT? Convertible. V-& automatic. "61 IMPERIAL $ 795 OUR CONVENIENT LOCATION? Crown 2-door hardtop. SELECT FROM SEDANS. OF FREEHOLD '61 DODGE $ 195 THIS WEEK'S-SPKIAU - - Wagon HARDTOPS, _—__._L——•— :-.-_- - OUR BETTER REPUTATION? l«4 RAMILIR AMERICAN '60 CHEVY $ 495 MGB CONVERTIBLES Automatic, radio and heater ....only '1299 OR THAT OUR PRICES ARE LOWER? V* ton pickup (ruck, •58 FORD % 39 OR WAGONS. FROM FMGB/Gii •58 CHRYSLER % 179 •62 FALCON $ 595 Wagon. THE ECONOMICAL F-8S Two-door hardtop. Four-door, like new, COULD BE! COME IN AND SEE! "58 PLYMOUTH $ 195* IMG Midgefl •63 PLYMOUTH $ 795 •62 FALCON $ 595 TO THE LUXURIOUS •61 COMET % 495 Two-do or. Four-do or. COME TO FORD COUNTRY! Wagon, TViG Sports Sedan, "98" SERIES ... RUSSELL •64 FORD $1495 •61 PLYMOUTH $ 595 Ftlcor. Squlrs, wagon. Austin Healey Sprite IS THE PLACE TO BUY! Nin«*pait«ng«r wagon. •64 RAMBLER $1095 McCARthy Air conditioned. Wagon, air conditionad. CHEVROLET Austin Healey 3000 •61 CHEVROLET $ 695 •62 COMET $ 695 AUTHORIZED Nomad wagon. WE HAVE A '67 V-8, two-door coupe. MOUNT-ENGLISH CHEVROLET DEALER MONMOUTH • *• HWY. 34 .rid FIRST AVE. OLDS TO FIT 1945 PLYMOUTH H799 1945 DODGE $1595 SINCE 1904 MONMOUTH & MAPLE AVE.. RED BANK—741 - 6000 Motors, Inc. Fury III, 4-door hordlop, Coronet, Moor sedan. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS air condition, AUTHORIZED DEALER 1965 D0D6E $2195 YOUR NEEDS 1945 DOD6E $1595 291-1101 Coronet, 2-door hardlDp. Hwy. 35 542-2414 Eatontowft Dart, 2-door hardtop. AND BUDGET, TOO! I96S DODGE $1595 1945-DODGE $1995 Dart, il-door ledan. ' Polaro, 4-door hardtop, First sign of a good used car. 1945 DODGE $1595 1945 DODGE $1999 Dort, convertible. Custom 8B0, 2-4oor hardtop. THESE 1965 CHRYSLER CARS HAVE BALANCE OPEL KADETT OF S-YEAR, 50,000 MILE WARRANTY. MAKE RUSSELL COME IN TODAY G.M.'s Lowest Priced YOUR Top Quality INC. ONE-STOP FREEHOLD DODGE ECONOMY CAR! Rt. 9 at South St. Open Evenings 'til 9 P.M. USED CARS TRANSPORTATION | PRICED AS LOW AS

CENTER "CAR OF THE YEAR" AWARD ANOTHER WIT YOUR CWWSLER AND PLYWOUlrt DEALERS ARE OUT 70 OVERt CELEBRATION SALE 1965 PLYMOUTH 1964 PLYMOUTH 1963 FORD Fury,. Ill, two-door hardtop. Sport Fury, 2-dr. hardtop. Faii-tans, 4-dr. sedan with 1695 ON ALL V-8, auto, trans., PSt. GMAC Automatic traiismiisloh. stick, six-cylinder. V —30 plus miles per gallon. Radio and heater. FINANCING 28 MERCURY MODELS! Power steering. $1450 $700 —Four-speed fully synchronized transmission, AND $1975 i—Two-year 24,000 mile warranty. MIC INSURANCE 1963 PONTIAC 1963 mm 1965 PLYMOUTH Sport coups, 2-dr. hardtop. —G.M. standard safety features, plus G.M. quality AVAILABLE Sport coupe, 2-dr. hardtop. Belvedere, 4-dr. sedan. Auto, trans., power steerinQ* Four-speed floor shift. and reliability. Six-cylindar, manual trans. Power braJce^. SEE US TODAY! $1345 $1095 $1350 TEST DRIVE THE OPEL KADETT 1963 CHRYSLER TODAY AT ... 1965 VAUANT 1966 FA1RLANE Newport, 4-dr. sedan, green, automatic transmission, pow- V-100), two-doorr tedani . "500" XL, 2-door hardtop, er steering. This week's automatic transmistlon, radio Manuamal transmissioniranimlu . OLPSMOBILE- and h alter, power steering. ^Special. CADILLAC CO. $1545 Like new. $995 ••'"! ' I • . • $1795' BOB WHITE 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. CHOOSE FROM 40 RED BANK , IN STOCK, STARTING AT 741-0910 BUHLER & BITTER BUICK-OPEL ESTABLISHED 1925 OPEN MQN., TUES,, THURS. 11 89 BROAD STREET KEYPORT MONMOUTH COUNTY'S FRI. 'TIL 9 P.M. ENGLISH MOTORS 2^4-0198 WED. 'TIL 4 P.M. MAPLE AVE. 747-4545 «€O BANK «,' SAT. "TIL 4 P.M. OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9; SAT. "TIL 5 SHREWSBURY %VE. 741-6200 SHREWSBURY Opts Ivtnhig*—MMp*, Wtdwtday and Saturday. FrirJay, March 10,1967- : WANTID AUTOMOTIVE HELP WANTED-FEMALE ByBiiKtan* HEI> W/WTED-Mtk-Ft«tl€ IHSTHUCTION THE FAMILY CIRCUS THE DAILY PEG1STEE MCk O1T CASH #OE Tl DENTAL r*d. Own . _ .. . Mxi at BoraxJinSiwli*! KKIJM :. Hlllet ar*a. Writ* Box OUM, ejhotd, IBM keypuucU; ounpuxer pr& .i.ar Daily K«lst*r, K»» Bask. FOR BCPf WINCED - ^^unt ome» aSt5t*u<* «Si B«K FOR SALE SHKP* U1-14K. iGiSalllL HT4447. aBrOEKAX. LAUHOIUr HXW — Mo exper4e4M« neoeeaary. Paid va«aUo&, ASSEMBLERS AUTO PARTS — REPAIRS Fre* mtdlotl and surgioal hotjpltaun- 1M VOUMWAOBN — aanroyr, „ Uon. Applr Star cleaners, 132 itynlt Wiring and lolderln* , MERCHANDISE 1 HAMMOND SoM condition. Soow tlrta. Call aftei DukP BED for hall or K true Ave., Long Branch. , FOR SALE TPTB. 1U-J5M. FORD VS. four-ioeed, ona-ton rci DBNTAL ASSISTANT — Full Urn* INSPECTORS IMS VALIANT —Oonvertlble, but DODGE three.speed floor shift Red Bank office. Experienced only need •eata. Snealletit condition. 11000. ONE—TON rear. Ftva 17" wheels. apply. Chatrslda aaslsttnt only. - Write Receiving ant Assembly ITEMS YOU NO LONGER ORGASM Oealetl. 741-4741. - TWO IS" wheels for H truck. Box J-104, The Dally Register, Red HOME—MADS heavy flat trailer. Bank. NEED OR USE WILL ... MB OSIVROLBT - Impala two-dw No bed. Used car chalnl. Best offe TEST TECHNICIANS OF ASBURY PARK Mntto*. Six-cylinder, automatic. Eadii or will trade Tor front mount wlnchi CUSTOMER ACCEPTANCB — Highest Corner ol Main St. * MattUon Ave. •mall, chain saw, 8' snow plow, lar| in history. Few territories now avail- Snow blower. 787-1777. able for women to earn good Income SHEET METAL THE LAROE8T ORQAN AND PIANO ISO rORD QALAXII — four-oooi with high demand. Avon Products. Call DISPLAY IN THE 8H0RB ARIA •uu, radio, healer. Automatic. 8no» Mrs. Bfrchall at: 741-4343 or writ* P.O. MECHANICS SELL tint. Al. But offer. 7«1-SS«3. BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Box 788, Port Monmouth. ClDen dally til 8 p.m. Sat, til t p.m. I960 CORD STATION WAOON — V-! REGISTERED NURSE — OrJ part MARCH -USED ORQAN SPECIALS Automatic. Orlitoal owntr. 1360. CM VENTILATE YOU MUST time basis. Publlo Health nursing ex- MACHINISTS «ntr 7 p.m.. <«MZW. perience desirable. CaU after « p.m. FAST Thomas 'Spinet33t_ Blowers, ducts, cowls, complete k! Wurlltter Inlaet .. 450 Whlt« lmpal; up to 4". Lake Champlaln and canadli 842-1473 CHEVROLET IWl — Production facilities are opening and WITH A QUICK ACTION Baldwin Ipfnet 473 •MvttUut. v-j. can MATURE WOMAN — Cook, clean and must be staffed. Steady employmer' Baldwin IpllUt S,'o 9»•! ' SAV-COAT A SBN10R CITIZENS' ASSISTANT JUST 2.00 775-9300 HOUSEKEEPER-COOK—Sleep In. R« Asking ItSO. Please call evenings THE LIQUID PLASTIC COATING OLUB DIRECTOR—Mlddletown Recrca. this weekend 711-9555. cent references essential. Also general Available tor Merchandise For Sole cnlj fIREPLACB, seasoned oak wood and AVAILABLE AT Uon Commission Is looking for some- Article must orlolnole from o houstnol' THE YAOHT SHOP housftworker required. Please call 842- one lo work on a part time basis on :!iidllnK Call between 10 *.m and COINS OVERSEAS — Must sell IK 1181 Ocean Ave., Sea BrlghL 842-l£ 1904. Tuesday afternoon as assistant club dl. and may not exceed a tali prlci :3O p.m. 846-4323. Volkiwagen fallback. Model 311. Wnlti EXPERIENCED DENTAL ASSISTANT JM.00 per ortlclt. bltck Interior. Complete with rad] OARWOOD SPEED BOAT — Power! "Mommyj Somebody turntd the Ettk button on th rector to th» Mlddletown Leisure Tlnv HAMMOND OROAN -Ml with 22H — Or dental secretary. Write Box E-107, oroup. Ttie individual Mould hav< Price MUST bt advertised. Each odd whltewalli, undercoat, eeatbelti. Mar Corvette engine. Best price ovi 11 Leslie. SttO. Call 7S7-19U or cxtrai. Best offer. Lt KrukonlB, 53 0. Call 787-19& or 787-7056. The Dally Register, Red Bank. toaster again! knowledge in programming, organizing llonol line SI.00. No copy changes mat 7B7-7063 geriatrics, and publla relatlonl. C bt madt and no discounts or refund: 1223 evenings. MATURE CAPABLE WOMA1> PORTABLE DISHWASHER — Larm 1964 32 CUSTOM BUILT D»y boat nent part time. Four hours a day. Typ If Interested.. , will be mode II od Is canceled Mlort MM FORD — 272 automatic Ooc Twin 225 Grsys. Enulpped. Askini expiration. lapacity, Qood condition. 150. call 787- Ing, dictaphone, dlverjilled duties. WrlH HELP WANlTED-MALB HELP WANTED-MALE transportation. ISO. $8500. WIU take trade on 20' or P.O. Box 457, Rumson. EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE 872-1695 after 7 p. >pen skiff. 14' outboard. 33 h.p. Joh! SALES PEOPLE — Deilroui of Joining To Place Your Daily Regiiter H4MMOND OROAN-41365 new. now Bl'ICK _ 1M4 LeSabre convertlbl ion. hull, flberglasi. Motor overhaule* DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — PrevloUl expanding and progressive agency. $350 firm. Call days 2J4-U45, Evi experience not necessary- Must type Pleuant worku/g conditions, call now FAMILY AD, CALL . .. IMS. Excellent condition. Formica kllch- fully equipped, low mileage, excellei lgs 264-3051. reasonably welL Write Box J-105, Thl for appointment. 291-1800. THE CUR- table, five chain, W0. M«-86li4. condition. One owner, can be leen a Daily Register, Red Bank. TIN AaBNOY INC., Realtors, Leonar. J Bob WWta Bulck, Shrewsbury Ave. 12' SHIMMER — Excellent condltioi do, 741-6900 BABV BED AND MATTRISS - 112. New Shrewsbury. 18 h.p. BWlnrule 1M4, Priced loir (c FACTORY HELP Two potty chairs, 94. Playpen, 19. Tri- LADIES PART-TIME Evening! and W.eUndi 741-1110 cycle, ii. Wardrobe. >S. 7«-3M7. VOLKSWAGEN 19M — Qood cond quick sale. 291-2&29. djERKTTPisT^Accuray and alert- Knock, knock for Fuller. No experience Uon. (900 or • best offer Call S3: FOR. QUICK SALE — 19H' Flljerglaai ness for detail work required. Account CHBAPUR TKA» uNFimsitc Fully equipped, many extras and needed. Our Fullercttes earn $25 to $40 recslvablt experience preferred. Appl: >RESHRS - CBtUm, MARPROO $7.99 tm. h.p. Mercury — all 1966. Run 30 houi a week working 2 to 3 hours a day. In person. Personnel otflce, Moomouth. 1M4 FORD OALAXIE 500 — Two-doc Uedlcal otnter. Long Branch. •OPa/BEDl WALNUT AND UUMD hardtop. V-8 standard shift, f 120: H95O. 747-4799. CaW 583-1313, 566-2019. 866-3257, 462-1074. Trainees lit MAN? OTHER STYLIS. » Aluminum Windows BEAUTY COUNSELOR — Hass • ii RWirr Phone T41-I4SO before 6:30. 30' PENOBSCOT — Down-eaJter cabl mediate openings mature, personable i n UONUOUTH HT.. KBD oruiser. Excellent condition. 11000. Cl INTERIOR DECORATOR BANK VEnCUFtY — 19M — B-8, stick. M< women. Flexible hours. Car desirable. rTPBWIUTERB. ADDIHO macnlnt Prown's ehinlcally A OK. Full price (99. STE' 741-0898. For Interview call 542-1973 or 686-8698. No experience required. We will train. Experience preferred All .snakes new or used. Guaranteed. EN'B AUTO BODY, .14 B. Newm 1960 27' OWENS — 185 h.p. engine. SALESPERSON WANTED — Fivi IJOW as $25. Berploo'f, 101 llonmoutb 741-7500 Springs ltd.. Bed Bank. 7414578. 1966 (87 hours). Sleeps 4-5 Extraii, days, Or* nlKht until 9. Other days 10 Permanent, lull time position wlln larg 8t. Melt to theater. T47-WU. BOX SPRING — With le«s and maU 1M1 PONTIAC — Four-door, tour 111 Winter storage paid. Excellent buy to 4. Apply after 2, F.W. Woolworth tress, $20. Double dresser with mirror, Owner must sell, bought larger boat. Co. 52 Broad St., Red Bank. Quality control scope operators. retail store. Excellent company bene- DKSKS gla up I1IJE8, tabtia, ehal. new tlrea Excellent condition. Will (a fits. Write Box. J-106, Thl Dally Regis- 120. Baby cheat. (30. 74H-8M7, attar i Call 747-5229 after '6 p.m. Must have good handwriting. adding mathtms. typawrltert. offlee best offer. M8-7445 after 5 p.m. COOK WANTED — To do light cooking. ter, Red Bank. njulprasnt, ito., at tiargaln prices. Ntw ANTIQUE HABON HAMUN ORGAN — WANTED — Used I«xl8' fiberglas out Call 8424111. Ask 'or circa 1170-1880. Needs rellnlshlnt, re- CHEVROLET 1S64 Impala two-doo High School Graduates preferred. ASSISTANT COOK — Part-time, t< or used. AAC DISK OUTLET. Rt» hardtop. Absolutely no cash needei board runabout, with electric startlni Mr. Plcco|a. pairs. Call H.H. Bowtell, f»l-il(H), > to i. and trailer. Call 842-1656. work relief In new, modern, extended 35. oakhurat, m-jata do»-n. Bank will finance 11,183 at 111 HOUSEKEEPER — Must sleep In. Ma- care facility. Some experience with IILT-RITE CARRIAOB - Navy-White, weekly. Call collect, 721-7100, OA81 17% SKIFF* — 40 h.p. electric star ture. Must like children. Some light therapeutic diet! desired. Apply In per- Now Available I years old, good condition. Orl|tnal MOTORS. Rt. 8, Bayrevlllc. Evlnrude. Trailer, full canvas, man] housework. Weekends olf. $50 per week. First and Third Shifts. son, Monmouth Convalescent Center, irlce W30. asklne CO. 787-1W1 extras. 741-4786 741-3756 after 8 p.m. SEAMLESS GUHER 1959 PLYMOUTH — Four-door sedan Shift differential for Second and Third Shifts. ]2> Bath Ave., Long Branch. E. ELECTRIC BTOV« — JO", *KJ. slx-cylinder. Standard shirt. Good con- BLUE JAY 2512 — Rating eaulpmenl WAITRESS WANTED — Part-time dur- REAL ESTATE Sales Personnel. U Call iltlon. R20. Firm. 741-7187. certified, trailer, S75O. Call ing the day. One night until 9. F.W. censed. - Bxperlence4 at working h Prown's 512-2103. 1951 FOBD OALAXIS 800 — Four-doOl 741-4788 Woolworth Co., 02 Broad St., Red Bank, housing development, Uullaney Realty, Top rates and benefits. 741-7500 OIL PAINTINGS — 125. M«Jiy Otll«r power steerir*. Qood condition (300 34' CLAYTON 1958 — Flybrldge, shll LP.N. AND NURSES' AIDES — Day •n-sui. •peclils. Our attic, LOOK Branch. W« CaU 787-3T97 or 872-ttXB. to-shote, depth finder, twin screw. (7860 and evening shifts. Please call for ap- QUAUTT OOimuOL WOnKIJR—Pro KTTCHIH OHAOU tucovziueo - buy end lell anythlnt. 338-tl4«. Steady year round job. Mnttta •«• aid tar atoott. Honmod 18S7 CHBVBOLET convertible. Good Auto fire extinguisher, other extras. polntment. 67^-0169. OMS control and Inspection work. Ex- Will trade small boat. 229-5662. noaiie. U« Uoomouth 81.. R« Bank. MYERS SNOW PI/IW — «\ all al- condition. c»ll mornings, 747-3630. Or GIRL WANTED — Five hours per day, Interviews all week. perience not ncoeaaary. Must be de- pendable and high school graduate. Ap- in-ua tachmenls. Eicellrnl condition. Call can be seen at 111 Harrison Ave. LEAVINQ COUNTRY — Ballstar Ex- 20 working days per month. Bright Mr. Diamond. 566-3600. Fair Havea future in sales. Should make $500 ffrBt ply ATCO CERAMICS. Hwy 35, Key- plorer, fiberglass 17' aloop. New Genoa port ^ 1967 SINGER ZIGZAG 1961 FALCON — Four-door, automatic. spare mast. Many extras, (1,350. Ses month In the business. 741-7338. Oull Centry plus long ahaft, 6 h.p., J135. oproRTUwrmia UNIJIHTED - wim insole model-makes button hotel, fanc LEAKY Radio, heater. Original owner, EXPERIENCED CLEANING AND ititchei, blind hems. t59.M cuh or | gutters are damaging. Call for frea 946-4JW. Alloy Trailer, 1100 lb. -capacity, J10O. nell Enterprise Educational Corp. Full Complete mooring, 75 lb. and 50 lb, JRONINQ WOMAN — One or two days VIKING itlmate itnd low. low prices on white, or part-time. Commission basis with nonthly. JAUUAR 1»89 — Four-door setlm mushroom, *35. Total above outfit sn.eot weekly. Own transportation, if possible. gh guallty aluminum gutters. Matawan area. References. 566-0690. growth opportunity. Vast be high school 3*1) Credit Dept. K4-WS53 Priced to sell. STEVEN'S AUTC CUSTOM CRAFT fiberglass 14' run, tKduaU with neat personal appearance USED PIANOS — rrom •». Pluioi SALES, 14 E. Newman Springe Rd .bout; custom top, full curtains, $450, SECRETARY — LEGAL Exptrlenc* working with children help Iwught and sold. Fnehotd Ututo Cut- PROWN'S Red Bank. 741-0578. TWO FIBERGLASS 8' dlnKs for com- Competent. Good salary. Industries fut Company representative will tnter ler, 4W-4T30. By appointment 12 Broad St. Red Bank T4M5OO iletlon, S65 ea. New 49 aq. ft, analn- 642-2553 vt«w at N.J. State Employment Ser- CHAIN UNK FXNCINO 14 PRICE! CHEVROLET 19«2 BelAlr two-door. large distributor has leftover from de- Automatic Not one cent of your own rail, 20 aq ft. jib, red dacron for dink, vice, M X. Front BL, Red Bank, Wed. 45. Call 747-5475 alter 6 p.m. COMPANION—HOUSEKEEPER — Live Ilaroh 15, at 10 a.m. No fee charged velopment galvanized chain link lane- cash neceisary dowtt Bank will fi- In. Licensed driver. For elderly widow. Halls Mill Road RENT A TV ng. Must Sacrifice I Insinuation and nance S4S5 at 17.80 weekly. Call col- 1060—19' WOOD PENN YAN — 7 References required. 531-0030. REAL ESTATES SALESPERSON — E; Color or black an! white. Day, wee!trms arranged. Call 7U-470O. lect, 721-7100, OASIS MOTORS, Rt. >,h.p. Evlnrude motor, trailer, $850. Call nrlesced. Casey's Agency, Hwy. 35o,r month. Low ratei. BATSHORS " Sayrevllle. 787-4782. IECRETARY— RECEPTIONIST — For Freehold, N.J. 3* Church Bt. Keamburt 7ST-4400. RENCH PROVINCIAL SECTIONAL— ledlcal laboratory. Mature woman Hazlet. 3M8M2 An Equal Opportunity Employsr. ANTIQUE IIANTLK — TWO I Oold, alx months old, three piece. 1958 FOHD — V-8 — Automatic. Ite TWO — 15' PLYWOOD RUNABOUTS — 'anted Tor full time office poiltlon ta lealrier top Uhles. Marbletop mahox] Lamps and tables. Complete modern «ently pasted mipecllon. Peppy. Heat One 15 h.p. One 35 h.p. Both with do insurance forma, typing and gener- SITUATIONS WANTED - Female bedroom set. 079-4638. al office work. Responsible position. washatand. Bltntnons sofa-bed, ateamei •r. New battery. Good tires. 535 cash. trailer. Asking $600 each. Phone MS- trunk, foot lockers. Ice ilutej. roUei LIQUIDATING HOME — Bric-a-brac, • Call evenings, 222-4087. 2827 evenings, weekends. Write Clinical Laboratories, 65 Union EXPERIENCED BABY NURSE — It.. Red Bank. skatu. Reasonable. 322-M61. furniture, kitchen utenalU. Call 741- ROKT1AC 1958 — Bonnevllle. Four-door IEADOG SAILING DINGHY — Dacron HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WAOTED-MALE * Available Immediately. References. Fu- FOR THE FXRrBCT WEDDIHO J767. hardtop. Fully eQUipped. Excellent con- II. B'V fiberglass hull, flotation. One VAITRESS WANTED — Apply lrJ per- tura bookings invited Transportation. OOWN -Bridesmaid dreiacs and all ac- dition. STEVEN'S AUTO BODY, 14 E ear old. Excellent $300. 741-4262. ~ .11 781-9387. LARGE CEDAR CLOSET - WO. Ll«hl S CARAMEL RESTAURANT, 29 BEAUTICIAN eesiortef witli Individual perional wr Ixturcs. }7 each. All In food condition. Newman Springs ltd,, Red Bank. 7(1- Jroad St., Red Bank. WaiUffl EXPERIENCED MOTHER — Wishes nee Call Vlrilnta KlmDall. VretboU, O57«. JLRICHSON 23' cabin cruiser. Fully IH-S567. alter «. iqulpped. 741-7245, Louis Hoffman, 14-' LBRK TYPIST — Must have com- 671-5630 to babysit In her home. Call 4S2-777S. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN BUS — Deluxe Jonmoulh St., Red Bank. noti sense. Room for. advancement MM8S3 Kombi.' Radio, clock. Nine-passenger. SECRETARY FOR LEGAL* OFFICE — BE YOUR KITCHEN CABINETS (More CUplfied Ads :all 229-4940. Experience preferred but not essential. CHILD CARE — Morning activity 18,000 original miles. $1.40(1 or assumi group. Infants to I ye*rs. Hl:30 a.m. link tops, vanities, specialties. Factory prefer* 5 per cent bank loan. 264-CT33 iLERK-TYPIST—Accuracy and alert' Reply to Box A-d05, Tha Dally Regis- On The Next Page) BUSINESS NOTICES ess tor detail work required. 40-hour ter. Red Bank. Day. hour, week. H.SO day. 7H-I7S3. prices. Installation optional. Xvenlngi OWN BOSS 78M7OO.' 1957 CHEVROLET - Four-door sedan reek - 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Friday CHILD CARE — Agei 2-5, for working- Stick shift. Best offer. Call 741-5133 THINK hrouBh Tuesday. Knowledge of medi- WOMAN — To work mornings and all mothers, In my home, Falrvtew, Mld- IOUSKHOLD FURNISHINGS — Com after 5:30. :al terms helpful. CaU' 222-5200. Ext. day Saturday as clerk In cleaning raid dletown area. 747-5467. plete living, bedroom, kitchen Includlnl HELP WANTED-MALE Before you Install new floor in kltche_ 192. la.und.iy store. Apply Donald's Laundry, TV. refrlferator-freezer Haste chel 1957 CHEVROLET — Two-door, led Qath or recreation room. Have a Tor- S. Bridge Ave., and Newman Springs SELL BABYBTTTWO — In my home. Experi- and white. •100. 142-0581 after tma rante BFfore «, call tiMOOl. Eve glnol seamless floor, 4,000 color corabl- WAITRESS WANTED — Full time, Rd., Red Bank. 711-9808. enced mother with exctllent references. nlnn &42-23U AUTO 5 p.m. iaUon». CaU FftM Flooring. 747-2112 o ppy Red Oak Diner, Rt. 35, Hazlet. Call 542-039 [47-4506. 264-6356. CARNIVAL BAR 'REEB — Oak, maple, birch, others. FORD 1961 — Nino passenger station WAITRESS WANTED — Experienced. ABU: WOMAN—Wl«BtS to UC» •MECHANIC wason. V-8, automatic. $495. STEVEN'S NO MORE WAXING WOMAX — Experienced with children Good wages. Work 3-i3 shift (3 p.m. to 11.7.1 to 17.50. Delivered, planted, call midnight) live, days. Wilson's Palace ICE CREAM uti of children In hir homi. Will also 591-9714. Htre'i «n whcndlnt Ion hr m AUTO SALES, Newman Springs Rd. and home management needed badly x>nd It desired. Call 717-HOi. right ptnaji. Not enly da w* par Red Bank. 711-0578. ^DIVIDUAL INCOME TAX PREPA- LO join youne family Involved In e3-Diner, 45 Monmouth Bt., Red Bank. RATION — Call Jack Julian, 7B7-7863 WILL CARE for your child In mj I.C.A. COLOR TV. 21" — Refrlgtra top wo»n, but an ottir me r»i:owin», 1SJS CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE — iabllsnlng business. Mother works part- SSO WEEKLY GUARANTEED — Dem- From a revolutionary new or - freezer, 16 cu. It. after * v.m. lime. Three boys in school, one at hom» — InfanU to four-year olds. 1. Lif* Inurann Automatic, eight cylinder. New top. onstrating three evenings 4 week. No Pally and weekly rales. 717-994; Good condition. After 9. 741-2016. FIREPLACES A SPECIALTY — Allhome. lively homB' neur major lius deliveries or collecting. Wa traia 747- mobile ico cream truck. I. PettsIM types masonry. No Job too small. route. Large stttinff room, own TV.031S. OIIU, — would Ilka three days work. I. Hctplttllmr.M 1D62 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE — Pow-CHARLES EOWER, Maion Contractor. board and salary, Write E-106, The Monday. Thursday. Friday. Call 747- HELP WANTED-MALE 4: Paid immrms er brakes,, steering. Like new top Four )ally, Register. Red Banh. • New lease or purchase plan. 4M5. and ranr o.hir frlnji bcmlrl. like new tires. 5W-6945. HELP WANTED-MALE • Earn t good year's pay In only II yw wtvid uu h) maw ttrrrd PERSONAL AND SMALL BUSINESS COUNTER GIRL WANTED — Over 21. 6 months. RETURNS prepared by an experienced log House Restaurant, Hwy. 35, Mid- wim Mgnmsulh Cwnty't lm»wt etown. Apply in person. • Expert training and guidance. SITUATIONS WANTED - Male SUPERVISORS TRUCKS FOR SALE ~ accountant. Call 566-728L EXCELLENT • Well established, protected terri- Ltodsr . . . Apply M P«fH* I* ,KAN CELLARS, YARDS, OAKAOI. iECRETARY and Girl Friday. Typing tories. DRAFTTtNa STUDENT — Would like WANTED INTERNATIONAli — 14' PLATFORM Hart truck. Light hauling. Call after jJd all around office Salary to (135 SALES OPPORTUNITY • No Investment. part-time work evenings and week RED BANK • Start Immediately. Prefer txpertenc* In bottling or DUMP BODY — $60O.«r beat offer. p.m. 741-210. lus free nospitallzatlon and Insurance. If you qualiry, be your own boss ends. Call 7*1-3197 alter 5 p.m. pockoglng operations. Salary open. T4I-4812 ^ :all 671-5420 for appointment sales representative with large rr AUTO IMPORTS IMALL PAINT JOB SPECIALIST — blillon dollar firm. Opportunity WRITE OR PHONE FOR FREE BRO LAIRD & CO. DISTILLERS ilde. Reasonable. Call management. Excellent for the pei CHURE, OR COME IN ANYTIME. llf L H«wmoi 774-6552 ACCOUNTANT ASS'T. FINANCIAL Scobevvllle Monmoulfi county JMQTORCYCLES with-ability -to meet and talk WL. _ UD tAMK FEDERAL AND STATE RETURrS work with controller-of-wire manu- people. Begin with salary plus com' BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 542-0312 1636 SUPER HAWK — Rack and wind- prepared completely. Individual, busM cturer located in Red Ban It area. missions. Comprehensive training pro- shield. K95. CaU after 3:30 p.m. 671ias,- partnership, corporation. 10th> eneral lodger to trial balance; bank gram. Liberal fringe benefits. Call CARNIVAL BAR J290. . :ar In business In Mlddletown area, iconclUatlonnclUatln; career opportuntopportunity wwithh 549-7o3T. Eves 747-0151 for appoltttmcni •gery Trovato, T-A Reliable Tax d salaryl . CalCll l fof r appointmenitt 776776- An equal oppntmnlty employer MF MOTORCYCLE — 1964 Triumph. Full !0G. rice. Call for appointment. 671-1289. JAR WASHERS — PART-TIME, ICE CREAM CORP. BE YOUR race. Good condition. Call XCELUBNT OPPORTUNITY FOR 671-2945 WEEKENDS. Must b« 16 or over. Ex- SNOW PLOWING rOMX SELLING DRAPERIES, CUR perlenqe preferred, but not necesurr. HWY. 36, P.O. BOX K •AINS AND SLIPCOVERS A1 DUPONT IBM BULTACO — 200 cc Clean, low ildentl&l and commercial. Why risk Apply Country Sudaer Car Wash, Mid- EATONTOWN, N. J. OWN BOSS mileage, ftx or best offer. 741- >ur health shoveling snow? Call now; HREWSBURY DECORATORS. SAL*r-- dletown. S497. :for* that next itorm. AND COMMISSION. MUST HAVE :ETAIL SALES EXPERIENCE. ENGINEER— For Industrial fabrication, 542-1070 HAS OPENINGS FOR IBM TRIUMPH — 650 cc Immaculate CALL 747-1681 :NOWLEDGB O_ F_ DECORATING Mint have experience In estimating. Ex- condition. Sacrifice. $895. [OST .HELPFUL. CALL 747-4122 FORcellent opportunity. Reply In confidence SELL 787-6622 1CKHOE BULLDOZING — Mowing, PPOINTMENT.' to Li. M. Rhodes, General Manager, lowing, pumping, laterals All septic Marine Fabricators Co., 1010 staLe St. WANTED - Caretaker-iardener. Fall Machinists ink work. BEN BRYAN,' 671-0585. ASSISTANT — Full time Perth Amboy, N. J. Haven estate. Live on premises. 'C' CARNIVAL BAR MOBILE HOMES ir assistant required for office In 7(1-2513. ITERATIONS — Hems on coats, Led Bank. Experience preferred. Send CAR WASHERS - Three opening for ICE CREAM M54 HOLIDAY MANSION — Custom resses, etc. Curtains made to order. ssume and salar/ requirements t„o ^.^Bo xlull time men. Excellent wages. On- OROAN-PIANO PLAYER — Fltzfir Electricians built 10' wide, 65' Ions, 8' extension. :all 264-8582. •130, The Daily Register, Red Bajik~ " . (he-Job training. Apply Country Sudisr, aid's Oreen Acres, Rt. 35, Hwy. 35, Mtddletown. Haz!et Baseboard hot water heat. Five rooms. EL1ARLE BABYSITTER NEEDED— From a revolutionary ntw Furnished. Call 778-9163. WE REPAIR or working mother. East Keanaburg DRIVER-HANDYMAN Tinsmiths oken glass In aluminum doom or ea. Can 7S7-79&4 anytime. MECHANICS JUNIOR DRAFTSMAN mobiU lea cream truck. HOLLY HILL indowg. Also screens repaired. Fa«t REFRIGERATION AND COOLING Mint hava had thrat years' recogniitd ap- MOBILE HOME SALES vice. Free delivery, pickup, SUABLE CLEANING GIRL — Ex- MECHANIC New and Used •rienced. Two days a. week. Refer- GAS ISLAND ATTENDANT EXPERIENCED ELECTRONIC • • New lease or purchu* plan. prtntieaship, plut ihree, years' journeyman Complete line of 12" wltiei. Featuring PROWN'S ices. &42-249O. „ TECHNICIAN AND WIREMAN • Etrn a good year'i p&y ID only Holiday Cottaie >nd Holiday Manor Apply In porsnn. ELECTRO IMPULSE 6 monthi. With exclusive baseboard hot water Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-7500 OUSEWORKER — Full time. Live Permanent, full time positions. Llbera LABORATORY, 116 Chestnut Bt., Re • Expert training tnd guidance. experience. heat- Other models on dliplay. Optr, MITH GARDEN AND LAWN SER- Uke children. Experienced, refer- company benefits. Bank. • Well established, protected terri- • a.m.-! t.. dally. Sat. to 6 p.m. Rt ICE — Beginning Spring clean-up, ees. Call after 6 812-2430. tories. PART—TIME BUTCHER — Brink' 15. touth Amboy 721-5B58. onthly rates for lawn care. 747-5951. OUNTER GIRL — Experienced. Good Also part-time openings for - morning • No Investmpnt. and afternoon hours. Fine Meats, 677 Newman Springs Rd., • Start Immediate If. -afteji. Work 342 Bhift <3 p.m. to mid- Llncrott. 747-4414. Refrigeration and lent) five days. Wilson's Palace Din- SEARS' AUTOMOTIVE CENTER "TRACTORS EMPLOYMENT " 45 Mohmouih St., Red Bank. Apply Personnel Department iTB-OR PHONE FOR FHFE BUD SEAP.S. ROEBUCK AND CO MECHANIC IHURE, OR COME IN ANYTIME. Stationary Engineers OMAN — With references, lo care 1150 Hwy. 35 MIddletnwn INTERNATIOAL LOW BOY Cub trac- HELP WANTED-FEMALE MONTGOMERY WARD tor plus accessories Including snow ir two school ago children of work- IAR WASHERS: FULL TIME ONLY g mother (teacher) Light hoosekeep- MAINTENANCE MAN WANTED Full-time. Must have thorough knon - Must have stationary and' refrigeration plow, get of gang mowers, 75" cut, edge of front end, and own tools. rock rake, canvas cab, 6 ft. spreader - airla 19 to a, tor detailing cars; ig and meal preparation. School hnll- Personable, industrious, physically fit. CARNIVAL BAR leaning Inside windows and outside ys off with pay. Houra approximate- Will be trained. Apply In person al Liberal company benctits. Apply Mr. license. and a fertilizer carrier. Excellent con- Armstrong, Montgomery Ward's Auf dition. Call after 9 p.m. 842-2388 Irylnc. No experience necessarr. Good U a.m. to 5 p.m. Occasionally ar- McDonald'l Drive-In, 325 Hwy. 35, Mid' ratu. Apply Country Sudier Car v« 8 a.m. Own transportation. Little aietown. motive Center, Ealontown. 'ash. Hwr 35 Vlddletown liver. Call 711-WH2. An Equal Opportunity Employer ICE-CREAM CORP. Apply 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., or call CL 7-4600, OUTBOARD MECHANIC — Tear roum WANTED AUTOMOTIVE :LERK-TYPIST — Part-time. Mall re Good pa/. Experience required. Call ASSISTANT TO TREASURER — B.A, HWY. 36, P. O. BOX K Ext. 240, for appointment. SEWING OPERATORS ime; no phone calls. ZOUBEK AL degree In Business Administration. Ex- JUNK CARS WANTED overnmenl work. Two shirts. Good 4TES INC., P.O. Box 6S, Little perience In Business Machine Account' EATONTOWN, N.J. SHORE AUTO WRECKERS lece-work rates or high hourly rates. liver. DRIVER—STOCK CLERK — Days. Ap Ing preferred. State salary desired. 4OM79 222-1924. AVCO PRODUCTS, IB Hwy. 34, Mata- ply In person, do not call. Professional Send complete resume to Box J-107, an. 566-7743. ABY31TTER — My home for two Pharmacy. 134 Broad St., Red Bank, The Dally Register, Red Bank. 542-1070 PHOTO PRODUCTS PLANT CASH — For uaeil cars, wagons, trucks Iris ages 8 anil 1. Pour days, Tuca. - Foreign, domestic. CROWN. Opposite EAUTICIAN — Manager's license. A irough Frl. 2:30 to 5:30. 556*631 after PART—TIME DRIVER — To deliver PARLIN, NEW JERSEY Two Guys, Mlddletown. 671-9844. mowing, If possible. Red Bank. Call j. weekdays. Anytime on week to outlets for Monmouth County news- SHIFT WORKERS "AOKAOE STORE LIQUOR LICENSE 2-0742 after 6 p.m. paper. MUST be available from ]0:3O ivallable In Red Bank. Write Box A-100. "An Equal Opportunity Employer'1 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday to Friday. Must Earn extra $T)0 a week commliifllona. Llit Dally ncglsler, Red Bank, N.J., he reliable, 11.75 per hour to Htart. 'art-time, 3 hours a day. CaU 2DM68T, or further Information. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Call 741-0010. Ext, 32, for Interview. 'AINTER — Experienced Interior and ixterlor. CaU Albert Bnlffen" """ , 542-3563 SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — Mechanical skill necesaary. Tinton Falls after 7 p.m. Esao, Sycamore Ave., New 8hrewo- SHORT ORDER OOOK—Year round bury. M2-0802, steady work. 48 hours per week. Apply •••••••••••••••***•****••••••••••£ In person, Ye Cottagt Inn, 1*9 W, Fron MJDDLE-AGED MAN — Wanted (or St.. Keyport. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY maintenance work. 40-hour week Ap- ply Ealontown Drlve-In Theater MECHANICS — Maintenance, welding. Community Theater, Eatontown. millwright, electric or other craft ex* A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI perience will bo considered. Apply WOULDN'T YOU REALLY RATHER ATOO CERAMICS. Hwy. 35, Keyport MACHINIST TRACTOR TRAILER ^RIVEM — porlenca required, Apply In pMi GOOD ALL AROUND MAN Nappl TrucklnB, Rt. 34. Matawan. Adding Machine* — Typewriter. General Contractors Painting and Decorating $3.10 PER HOUR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR paint- ADDING MACfflNIS — Typewriters RALPH A. COLE, BUILDER - New ing. Also decorating. Our prlcsi ara Lathe and milling experience. Small Recently opened branch need* 20 clean homes, Additions. Alterations. Oa- mop; aiver»iried work. Company paid 'Old, rented,* repaired. 8erplco's, 101 cheaper than theirs, call Black Paint- benefits. cut men. Cell for appointment. 741-4014, llonmouth It. Rad Bank. 7(744*5. rages, Roofl. Call 741-3305. ing Co, for free estimate. 74M950. HAVE A BUICK? BUILDING MATERIALS DISTRIBU- •« t WORKING MAN'S CONTRACTOR — THOUA8 SLATS) BLAIR TOOL TOR — Needs general office worker, Free EJsllmates t RRsponslbl11t!ei Include handling CUB- Asphalt Paving Alteralloni. Repairs. Haionry. Small tomer phone orders and counter nalea. Jobs, too 591-971). Painting and Decorating MACHINE .WORKS A knowledge of typ'nff with Inventory Fully Insured 8«-3189 741-4W O1NXRAL ASPHALT PAVINO INC. • c 210 Maple PI. Keyport, N.J. control experience would be helpful. Apply indicating salary desired, to Box Blacktop drlvawayr and parkins loU. Pearl and Bead Rettrlnglng (BUICK PRICES AT STRAUB MOTORS J-100, The Dally Register, Red Bank Call for frea animate. J2J-I2M. Insulation & Siding BARBER — Top wageg. Option to buy. EUpertly on braided nylon. I1.H a • c Call alter 7 p.m. MIDDLE-AGED. OR SEMI RETIRED, INSULATION • SIDINC1 CORP. — strand. Burling claipi (mm ,TM. 711-0053 •ART—TIMS. LIGHT WORK. BHOUIA. RED38ILLEB/ 3D Broad «!., R«d PIVE NEAR RUMSON. 229-9172. Bin Tours Also windows, -roofs, gutters. Ma. Bank . •c FLOOI! BOY WANTED — Apply Star 10-30 year guarantee. Day or nlilit Cleaneri, 132 Myrtle We., GRAY FLANNEL SUIT MAN 770-6407. Adam Unzmayer 281-ft— •I Long Branch Up to JBOOO plus a year to start ', BUS TOURS TO EXPO IT NOW Plumbing ft Heating START AT $2,483 DELIVERED I) bonns. Bales' management or business AVAILABLE FOR GROUPS ONLV. background . helpful. Bales personality, PKEnaEN TBAVEL. 741-WM. PUJMBINO - Heating and bsthreoni • c MANAGEMENT CAREER rtmodellng. • ' • , , In retailingretai . Rapid advancement. Job married, children. Resident of nhora Nursing Home •I ecurlty. area. Must be enthusiastic, industrious, lecurlty Nelancr Brothersrothers, a rapidly Imaginative and demonstrate ability to CORRISAN'S , expandin g rretail chaichainn , operatinopeti g 100 Ccfamlc Tile Contracten HOLMDEL, HURBINO HOME - Ac- 137 Oakland Bt,, Red Bank 747-tIO* inodern dep artment and Junior depnrt' make progress and money. Wonderful credited for skilled nurilnn home ment storet s In 19 statesstates , otfroffera a forf - opportunity for local employment, Write care Hwy. U, Holmdel. SMC-430O. mal management training program for In detail to Box J408, The Dally Regis- CIRAUIC TILS' ' RooBnii., Siding & Insulation qualified young men who can be devel- — Red Bank. Wonll you Ilka > modtra ceramic tilt oped Into store managers and to posi- bath or kltchen7 All work ruarantasd. OI.3EM CO. INC. Roofing, siding t> tions of eventual greater reaponHlblllty. Free estlrasHs. Call 2S4-33S3. Odd Jobs Insulatioit Installed and guarantud .client starling salary. QUALIFICA- MANAGER for 10 ytan. 778-01W. mVtn : TIONS: College trajnlns highly desir- Experienced and aggressive, to mantge P. A. BOAN able, minimum high school graduate: ew Health, Beauty-aid, Vitamin and commercial • Residential • Remodeling t-ARE>S, CELLARS, gari«ef, itoru BlDlNo - Alico, Diiixnt Tedlar and Aleoa, * Work guaranteed. , " Opacity to mcet high mental and lundry store. Good itartlaK salary, Fue titlmaUa. Insured. MM0M. cleaned up, Have truok. Free altl- physical demands of training program, :all 7«-71G0. Mr. Scrm»rU. v mates. 741-2119 alter 3 p.m. PRP\fVN'S demonstrate leadership ability, nave the necessary drive and flexibility to IUC- MASONRY — Btepi, sidewalks, paint, 33 Bread Bt, 'Red Back 741-TMO eeed In the dynamlo and highly com- HELP WANTEIMHile-Femal* Diamonds Bought or Resiyled Ing, carpentry. Paneling, reasonable petitive chain store Industry, willing- ratea, MM38II, 747-233S. ness to relocate. Company benefits In- Sewer Cleaning clude liberal retirement, excellent hoa- DIAPER SERVICE SALES Lai us buy tha dlamondfl. you don't pltallzatlon and major medical plan, weir or Ut u» tMtjM team for you JAOK'8 «EWBB CLIANINO - With •C BUICK-OPEL profit sharing bonus, paid vacation, holi- ft>r Monmouth .County area; Wprk by penonally. nnUrtlles" II Broad at. Painting and Decorating x Electroc »wer Rootsr, cliani all > days and sickness plan. Minimum »lart- ippolntment only. All leadi birnlsbeiJ. houaehold ' drains, plaea and aawar perlence preferred, nit essential. Eg. Tlekata ayallabls for lattlt Broad- U H. HILL - PtMtar inUtltr and Lsrr us si your itsrtunr. NO ntM portunlty, top pay. Bayehore Chrysler, oellent opportunity with Money making war nhowi ana Hajor Bpofli •tact*, •cterlor. No lobi too Urn « too to miits ealli. 34 hour anawcrlnf Atlantic Highlands, Contact Service office. Call Mr. Kretowlci, Adams 171 Monmouth St., Rsd Bank. malL Very. teasonaWa. CaU 2a-24«7, service. 741-4700. Hanagw. J91-B200. "• • Ugwcy. 741-tXKS. jr, Much 10,1967--1 FD118ALE APARTMENTS FURNISHED ROOMS HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB IAU THE DAILY REGISTER Amhtt (3OWJSCTIO» — v«i«i W1W AM %«m Pm B» UXUX tmOLM ROOK* -r- cut*, 3i*l -witt jfflt frs«e, I>M4*£ ton, MONEY . kbit nlwmibl*. tjeautmiit pt» cloclt «h*H, pewter nut bowl, WMie- rtnf your wlftSo* thU* iol!t»l to, it mtnua at, num. «r ROOMER WAMTED — To «hare Wue« THE BERG AGENCY. •mill u£ui, . CWnt. UM U»! P1BLD FURNITURE, 7-H B. 84^08^7 laeumas. tpaeloui rooms, largt clouts, walk to shopping plaza,'buses and fc Front St.. Keyport. SM-J020. Open Mon. REDDEN AGENCY l'A baths. Carport garage, Low lnt«e»t mortgage c*n b* as- s?s?8B8Si8B8SSS* j sirs • Frl. 'til » Tuei., Wed., Tmira, 'til CHEST Of DRAWERS — (null desk r>IRECTION»: aardm slate Eilt ul to M, eait on 91 ta Alreort Shepplns sumed. >" «. 8»t. 'til 5. and. chair, ooffee table with wood Plsxa, tun left, then,two blocks u raodsl apartment, rrorn JJ, It. £ BroaDRAPEHIEBd «.. Shrewtbury, CUSTOM. MADS — Pli framed glut tray, IIP RCA Sf" COLORED IV - New uictur tion room arm chair* IS.5Q. Clothes Call 74MO42. Realtors - Insurors $17,990 Wot. |10« u II. Call tree 14.79. BxlO rue (19. Ottomin !U B FLAT CLARINET Lute Win* chairs I29.B0. Book thelt 13.79. Kb Memher of Red Bank Beautiful Older Home CABTRO CONVERTIBLE — Foi Castro day bed J2B.W. WaliAit drop T45-274T REAL ESTATE MR RENT COMMERCIAL RENTALS Multiple Listing Service - years old. Excellent condition. leaf table H9.50. office Hie I22.S0. K:c. » • Front Bt. Ml-1893, Red Bank. VAIJ1UT DIN1NQ TABLE — 68", APARTMENTS Four Bedrooms 7»Moet three leaves and pad, X75. Replace- LIVE IN TOWN —This immao 1 11 RUMSON Ideal for the large or growing family. Besides four bedroom*, you BABBMEKT SALB — Movlni. Houi I /. Thick Aluminum ment value over $300. 671-5324. lecullve office space. Arrtnn to ulate older home is convenient hive a banquet size dining room, a huge kitchen with plenty of hold tteml Lnoludlnf «)B»ki, china closet THREE—FIBCE Hvlni sit Best BAYHAVEN ilt tenant New professional building, to everything. Cheerful living Table items, china, elo. - loc up. Fn. DOORS Iwm In Atlantic Highland. ill utilities Included. Also ai.- condl cabinets, large living room, separate recreation room, gtrtf,*. •at, March 10 and 11 from 10-4. " otter. Call loned. Excellent location. Call OLAZE- room, dining room, new tiled ,Prolp«ct Ave., Little Silver. 741-268J 1 Choice Uvlni in choice location. 3U 5R00K ASSOC. INC., RUMSON. 842- Economical hot water beat. Many extras. PROWN'S rooms unfurnished. AH electric, al kitchen, three bedrooms, sunroom, /ETS NO DOWN NON-VETS $790 DOWN? M" QA8 STOVE — A-l worth* order. :OBIE 9'6". }90. Two outers. 10'2" andconditioned. One rear lease. No pats. 1700. tiled bath. Newly redecorated. Asking l» or beat olttr. Call M3- 741-7500 8". Best odor. 11S3 monthly. H. H. BOWTKLL, OWN- M tR, 2S1-S100. EXECUTIVE OFFICE - In profes- Low maintenance. Taxes $388. Re- BAVARIAN SKIS — with blndmis. sional building with reception area and $21,900 Cost $40 new, now flO. Single chassis \NTIQUE3 — Huge 1-plece walnut bed- RED BANE — BranoB and MadlsOn kvatory. Ideal for attorney or archl- duced for quick sale to $20,500. NEVER NEVER NEVER room hand carved suite, asking f600. eel. Excellent highway location. Fully 30 witt monaural Heath amp-prs amp, Qxcellent. Assorted hirnesn. CMt Iron Av». Bpaclous ona-aad two-bedroom un- Gracious Bi - Level Tour Venetian Blind* will never rui •20, 741-43J1. (unilsbed garden apartments, startlnf decorated, 0.11 new carpeting and anIMMACULATE RANCH-In Mon IT they ate our W.e» aluminum Veni rorse trough. SxlO' log cabin. Riding at (US. Apply Apt 24, Molly Pitcher conditioned, tioo per month, en-2300. tun Blunts, All slzee to 36" wldt. LEWYT VACUUM —110. WrougDl Iron, tractor, all attachments. Phone 6t2- VUlire Court or, oall Mr. Umuio mouth Regional District. Built-in Excellent Condition Formica dinette table, (IS. Barbie doll 2327 evenings, weekends. ^^^^ H1-9UJ. USD BANK — Downtown. Ctntral lo- bookshelves in combination liv- PROWN'S print spread, curtalnss, $S set. Baby cation'. Ground floor oltlce space. Being [f it's charm and elegance you are looking for, stop, tee this one ti Broad It. Red Bank T41-TS0I carriage, 110. &6S-BI50 evenings. UNPAINTED FURNITURE ItBD BANK — Three rooms furnished, completely remodeled. Large parking ing room-dining room. Modern today! Five years young. Five bedrooms, formal dining room, 114 1 biuiroom. All utilities. No pits. Adults kitchen. Breakfast room. Three OPLF CLUBS — Women !, Joe TuiBVCAMORE OREENB — The look Is h*t ean w« iiyT W» hi.y« Uto flooti raly, 747-532CI 1. L Early occupancy. Reuonabte rent. baths, recreation room, large living room and kitchen, garage. neia woods 1 and 3; Irona 3,5,7,9 an< expetalve- the prices are cheap. Come full of tin* unpttnttd (urnltura *nd ,lr conditioned. CHA1 H. TINDALL, bedrooms, two baths. Paneled puller. Bat, pro-grip cspeikln llov In and browae-no obligation. Many fine eh&ln in contemporary and Early RED BANK — Three rooms furnished. lealtor, 141-KM. Immediate possession at closing. Low interest mortgage can ot Parking, Utilities. No peta. Adults only. gameioom, Screened porch and and balli. Apaldlnt rubber cleat shoe specials on brlc-a-brao and miscellane- bnerlcin, 85% oil manuractunfi Hit Of JOU ARK INTERESTED - in a patio. Two-car garage. Wall-to- assumed. *%. All used ones. S71-SM0. call b ous rare items. China, glassware, old price. l)n our Lay-A-W*y plan. You 711-2S88 after S, all day weekends. brand new modern otflci space, well VETS NO DOWN NON-VETS *l,500 DOWN fore 8 p.m. weekdays. silver, oriental rugs, prints, etchings, ally atiould comt Inl RED BANK — BeautltUl unlurnlshad ooated la the osatet ot Red Bank, con- wall carpet. Attractively priced engravings, miscellaneous items ot two-bedroom and duplex aardeo apart- trast use for further Information. TH1 $21,900. U«ED PfUKITUnE _ 72" lont slop •very description. RUBCIL'8 Sycamore RED BANK LUMBER ments. Bptclous closets. filtcaUent laun> SOWSTRA AOENCf, 741-1700. •It chut HO. Mahoiany radlo-phono Ave., Little Silver, 7(1-8406. $24,500 . cabinet (9, Rectangular dining ubli srner Pearl tnd Wall Red BMtk dry lacllitles. call 741-IS50. MEDICAL SUITE—Conslstlhf of 7S( so. with leaves (no. Odd chain Me; lamp Complete Line MAKGLE 1RONER — PIRFECT CON- 1IIOHLAND8 — Lovely two-badroom rt at » Reckless PI., Red Bank, next BRAND NEW THREE-BEDROOM table $3. Three-drawer end table I DITION, 126. CALL apartments, newly rerlnlshed, wood door to First Merchants Bank. Present- RANCH — In Red Bank. Large Holmdel Split Level Two antique maple mule-ear ladder* 171-2378 panellnc All uUlltles. IW. 15 Burld) ly occupied. Available April L Includes living room, dining room, kitchen. back chair frames, ft each, Colonli PET SUPPLIES Ave., 872-1831, all aarvlces. Call 717-3730. Half Acre Lot Maple chtat-dsak 13. 711-8124 betweei 'RlaiDAIRB DELUXE ELECTRIC Two tiled baths, basement. Nice 4 and 8. PROWN'S IRYEK — Like iKvi. Reasonable. 671- FOTJB-ROOM CO-OPBRATIVJ1 APART- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — First Ave- Brand new listing in one of our finest areas. Immaculate Condi- .272. MENT - Paneled kitchen, oil beat. nue. 'Store for rent. 2,000 sq. ft Ideal neighborhood. $24,900. BEDROOM BUITB — 159. IJ,ht llDlal 7(1-7500 Rent, {77 per month,-Includes all utili- sales, display, light assembly. Slab tion throughout. Three bright, airy bedrooms.- Large living room Duncan Phyfe drop-leal table and twi GENERAL ELECTRIC — 140 1b. freez- 'LUS EASTER RABBITS _ From ties except heat. S42-S6&3. oor, (wo lavatories. Excellent condi- STONE'S THROW FROM THE and kitchen. VA baths. 26' recreation room. Attached garage. chain, all >»». Old cheat of drawer er, U cu. ft., 214 years old. B(t-1.29. Stainless ateel kitchen sink bai- tion. $125 monthly. Flagstone patio for those summer barbecues. Taxes only $390 per n.M, $10.50, 113.50 Beds complete 119. «(0 ns, (15.93; Iniutatlon. ISO so., ft. rolls. THREE— ROOM APARTMENT — Fill RIVER — Older Ruirison home Itollewey cots IIJ.8). Utility table 12.79. 52.(9. DiJ Bargain Center, Rt. 36 and nlahed or unfurnished. All utilities. $11 H. BOWTELL tor the growing family. 30' Uvyear. WASHER—HO, Also garage sale o Foole Ave., Hazlet. 264-8769. a month. Adults only. Security required CDucbplllowi ftOo each. Books ac, 10codds and ends, March 11th from 12- Call 291-0778. Hwy. 38, Leonardo, 2B1-2100 ing room with fireplace. Large VK, Kb each. Card [lies R.90 eac 2. 34 Thayer Dr., New Shrewsbury. IRUMS, BLACK PEARL /ETS NO DOWN NON-VETS $2200 DOWN itorage cabinet I1J.M etc. etc. Itui 3,500 sq. FT. L1OHT manufacturing dining room. Electric kitchen with BHOVVROOII BAHPLX _ Brand new Uaed five months. RED BANK — One bedroom itrd< loft for lease. Call C1VB, 2S E. Front SI. 711-1883 741-2803 after 5 p.m. apartment available. Quiet area, xithi dishwasher. Large sunroom. Four three rooms of furniture goes far be- shopping and churches. Adults only 747-111)0 Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 KITCHEN SET* low wholesale cost. Includes U-plece ONE DANBUCCTRO GUITAR — *23. master size bedrooms, V/2 baths, •ectlonal living room with all decorator No pets. Rot water, heat Included. Set DismABui FjnmK FRONT suite- Middletown 671 -1000 Sctmlnn bike, as Is, IS. Call 7(1- superintendent, Apt.'10, 80 Locuit Ave, on lint noor In the Tuller Building. Two-car garage with guest apart' accessories, seven-piece double dresser 7364. bedroom In walnut and 87-plece deluxe 7sT-2«0. ment. Low taxes. Asking $39,500. railDIlK OUITAR — itratocutei dinette with extension table, tour SEA'BRIGHT MATAWAN — Two stores, 4OxS3' deei HOUSES FOK SALE XMMaabie. Call HOUSES FOR SALE uhalra and dlnnerware, glasses, etc. A VISIT HICKORY HILL LOVELY COLONIAL ARMS available tor hardware or drug store, Rt. 35. 301 Maple Ave. 7I7-J3JT real steal at (298. Only (2 weekly. THE EARLY AMERICAN SHOP 1201 Ocean Avenue. Other small stores available. Earner WATERFRONT FIELD FURNITURE, 7-U E. Front SL, SALE PRICES EVERY DAY Hagnlflcent all electric one and twoahoPi children's or ladles' appare! Corner Bergen PI. HOM5 IMPROVEMENT Keyport. 274-3D20. Open Mon. * Kri. EASY; PAYMENTS bedroom apartments. Centrally air con- 'eet shop or bakery. Call 556-2097. 'air Haven waterfront on a beautiful BEACH EXCLUSIVE 'til B. TUM.. Wed.. Thurs. 'til'6. Bat. ditioned. Clihwuhers, disposals, combi- pctlon of tha Kaveslnk River. Eight CENTER til 5. OPEN 9-8 nation clothes washers and dryers. Pr EXECUTIVE OFFICE SPACE — Ar. RED BANK ledroom Colonial on V» acre. Living vate swimming pool, beach, Doardwal range to suit tenant. Snyder-Weaterlin •oom, dinlnj room with fireplace, kltch- W« liava iflvsral reposa«Med lutmea BIX—PIECE light oak dining room CALL 462-9397 and parblnf. All electricity Included. Building', SOO Hwy. 3», Mlddletown. m with breakfast room, full basement that have been tboroutnly renovataa , PROWN'S suite. Table pads included. Very good Eveningt and Sunday! th bar. Lovely views from windows, and may be purchaaed with ai Utua al Rentals of »185 • 1215. Buperlnlendent'i 15,000 Sr Kettle Amlgues, oakhurst. MI- KEANSBURQ — 1 and 4-room apart- HOUSES FOR RENT rwo baths. Fully finished recreation TO HAPPINESS' KARA8TAN RUO — 10. 6X18; Klrmai menta. Oas heat. Immediate occupancy. VACATION AT HOME ON THE RIVER oom •with fireplace. Also fireplace In assign. Two matching throws, call 333 WITH BEACH PRIVILEOES AT CLUB Loweit Prices Oall 787-1395 for appointment. RENTALS — SEASONAL - TEARLT DIRECTLY ACROSS STREET. WHY Ivlng room, Two-car garage, Asking Immaculate four - bedroom Cam Cod, nit. COLLECTOR — Wants old tor trains, 35,000. large living room and family room. my condition. Pay cash or will trade: MATAWAN — SO Main 81.1 «nd 3 bed- ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor COMBAT WEEKEND TRAFFIC? Three TUB ENCLOSURES room air conditioned apartments, corf* 1 bedrooms, IVM baths, large living room, Full basement, science kitchen, garage P., 027, 0. standard tauie. 774 3TIC cessions. See Superintendent Apt. F-l UsO Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-0004 kitchen and dining area, one-car garate, rELL-BUILT HOUSE—Two bedrooms, and tool room. Lovtly landacapei half APARTMENTS PROWN'S CASH FOR OLD toy trains. Cut lion or call 966-2179 or J.I. KISLAK MAN 'B FREQUENTLY HAVE APART- oil heat, Priced for quIcK sale. . . Ask- Qxpanxion aUtie with stairway and acre lot An outstanding buy and only MINTS AND HOUSES—Furnished and (t «22 500 leat risers Installed, Two baths. Hot 11,100 down. 741-7500 toys and slot machines. AOEMENT CORP., »81 Broad St., New D •rater heat Fireplace. Oarage, Full CAMERA SPECIAL — complete 4x3 7U-UM. ark. MA4-8OOO. unfurnished for rent. CoGie ID and talk Jean K. IRWIN, Broker S ov»r with us. THS DOWBTRA Marine Park Red Bank oasement. Bargain at (17,900. aV RED BANK •• Graphic view camera and equipment. WANTED OCEANPORT — First floor. Unfur- tQBNCY 61 E. Front SI.., Rsd Bam. BEACH AGENCY Four lenses, wide angle to 12", Omega .11 household Items from furniture to "Come by Land or Bea-For Real Estate enlarging equipment, two heads com- nished. Five spacious rooms. Conveni- 141-8700. ; H00 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown tntlques, Moving, and can't take It with ent. $78. 747-1541. jOmB B" M6' Eve. M2-143T -747-1101 THE BROOK AGENCY Open 7 days CANNON plete with leneeii. All rfecestary ac you? Pleaie call 22t>-3235. $85 to S25O Per Month •71-2737 ceasorlei. Slave lights, etc. Phone 9 (3U1TAR — Danelectro electric guitar. tut. M-hr. service. 1% etory home. Four bedrooms, % cct VA-FHA approval (or quallfiel TWO AND THRBE-BEDROOM HOUES baths, living room, dining room, hitch- THREE BEDROOM Cape Cod on treed myers. Two pick-ups. (30, with. case. Call 8(2- THREE ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED en, full basement. Close to schools, VILLAGE 2204. - COLLECTOR — Cash for THIany —For light housekeeping. Off Hwy. 79— For rent or sale. S12S to 91K0 a lot 22' paneled living room, 18' paneled LC.T. and Tiffany studio signed glass, on Nolan Rd., m miles from Matawan, mouth. THE KIRWAN CO.. REAL- shopping and transportation. 516,000. -ecreatlon room, large dining area, etc. MIDDLETOWN — Four bedrooms, paji- NEW GARDEN NEWLY F.EFINIBIIED ROUND CHINA lamps, bronzes, etc. Call 8S1-2O2O. Adulta only. No pets. Call 681-8614 TORS. Belford, 787-S9O0. W. Eeansburg, Many extras. Asking S15,7OO or $3,600 eled dinette and recreation room. vTriyl- CLOSET — fX>. 80 records from 20'a issumes F.H.A. mortfiace. S85 mobrlc. k floor kitchen, wall-to-wall carpet and Slfs, ISO. Walnut library table, ANT1QUCS — Palnllngr. N. } Atlas. T87-6600. Hailet. 284-7100. k FRED MAFFEO AGENCY APARTMENTS Bstates purchased and appraised. TtT- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Un- pays all. Must sell. Principals only. throughout. Cathedral celling, compiels>' opens to aest eight, S30. 787-2831 furnished. Centrally located. Clean WIDE BELECmON OF RENTALS - 291-3572. ly enclosed patio, KiiO. Hair-acre. Can 2003. The Hudion shop. Inc. 911 Broad apartment. Heat supplied. (100. Adulta. Purnlshi'd and unfurnished. Immedi- REALTOR assume 4^ O.I.. Many extras. Low I.IEDROOM TWO—PIECE WET SUIT — Shark' BL. ShrewsDury. No pets 671-9019, ate occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER VANTED — LADGE FAMILY — Fortwenties. City sewers. Bhort walk, pub- sain top. f30. Call UBED FOAM MATTRESS WANTED— AOENCT. Oceanport Ave., OceanporL 569 River Rd. Fair Havoii ills Spacious eight-room split level on lic school. One mill parochial. 201- From MI7 7(7-1.104 FURNISHED APARTMENT — TwiS42-3500. 1 Uuet be firm oil rooms and baUi. Light housekeeplni 741-9333 wide deep plot, Four bedrooma with 071-0901. • Alr-Candltlenlng 80 RUBBER MOLD3 — Plastic marble 741-4351 IMMEDIATE OCCUPAlftY — Three- *tra large storage room, 2i£ baths llghta and concrete with formulas. SI2O All utllltes. Private entrance. 190 FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL — on jarge itvlns room, separate dlnlnu MODERN CUSTOM BUILT - Two- • large Closets SEIXINOT month. Call 264-S657. tedroom ranch. Good location. $160 per bedroom ranch. Full heated basement. or best offer. 787-7809. buy-old clocks and pocket watches. month. The McOOWAN AOENCY. 747 wooded lot Forma! dining room, fin- rootn, modern kitchen. Uselul game- Buy direct from owner. Oall 222-9372. • Ceramic Tilt Bottii SUB-LET — Three rooms untquely fur- 3000. ^__ ished basement with workshop, wall-to- room with attached screened-ln porch. WET 8U1T PANTS — Small size. El- Old hanging light futures. Cut (lass nished, centrally located. References. wall carpeting, curtains, drapes, dlsh- qaraxe. Convenient Little Silver home • Modern uundry Focllltln cellent condition. 110. Call- and bronzes. Tools, guns, palntlr/ss, Call after 4 p.m. 4K-1231. RENTALS wtuher, central air conditioning and priced at S21.S0O. Open Sundays. BL- • Plenty ol OH-Strnt Porklnj 7(7-0105. [tamps, swords sod coins. Waiting for F.A. GKHL.11AUE, Bell EsUts much more. No down payment to vets, TOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, (More Claultted Adi four can. 229-3235. ' UNFURNISHED TWO — BEDROOl Hwy. 39 Leonardo 291-0481 low down payment to non veta or take Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave,,,Little Sil- On The Nest Page) For Quality APARTMENT — In Red Bank. fOi over mortgage. $25,500. Subject to gov- ver. 741.4800. x- SlliiotM In o.quiel rurol orw, plus utilities. Immediate occupancy. RUMSON — Three-bedroom, two-batl ernment approval. Call 566-1881 now, ytt convenlxil to oil necessities. PORCH ENCLOSURES PETS ArVD LIVESTOCK WK-69M, days. 493-8039 avenlngi or 741- executive ranch. Three acres. Unusur «S7 privacy. Paneled den, family roon Wiltiln walking distance ore pub-- PROWN'S wo fireplaces. Immediate occupanc VAN'S AGENCY HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE He mi porocWscfwola, shopping 3OCKER PUPPIES — AKC. On« male, EAST KEANBBURO — Furntolied E325 per month, wm. Hall, 7«-res 741-7MO three females. Champion sired, Ready Kitchen, living room, bedroom com REALTOn centers. Newark one New Verlt NOROE upright fraezer, 13 cu. ft. 1100. lor Easter. 4(9-6160. YOUNO RESPONSIBLE WOMAN TI Corner Main St. A Hwy. 31, MatawAn Rock maple sofa, chair, (29. 741-6853 bined with bath. Private entrance. 787- Open 7 day*. win. Houses ol wonhlo, lively •hare house with three temala teach- after 8 p.m. or weekends. OERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — ers. Box A-103 The Daily Register, MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTINGS '»ke». iwlni ctuts ond toll cwnei *.KC registered. Champ nedlaree. Home SIX ROOMS FURNISHED — Near bus, Red Bank. MOVINO — Must sacrifice bedrooir raised from our beautiful dam. Heidi. beach, shopping. Call 542-3715 for ap- UNCROFT — Immaculate ranch on WATBRVIEW INCOME PROPERTY ore IMOI by* set and 13 cu. ft. year old freezer. Reasonable. 774-2032. pointment "to Bee. Available March 22. COTTAGE ON ESTATE — Attract! professionally landscaped • 90x180 Jot. Call 7171105 or 6S1-9535. live-room. Two bedrooms. Pine pan- Two tiled baths, eat-In kitchen, 12x20 Evary apartment affordi a beautiful vi*w of Bay KB MODEL APT. ON DIUNDLE BOXER — Male, AKC, SHFURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED - eled. 741-1228. 741-1575. heated porch, 20x90 patio, full bane- AMPEO OEMlNTl" months old. Perfect markings. House Three rooms, centrally lo^a'"**. Rea- tnent. Dead end street $27,900. 747 and Ocean . , .. plus excellent income. Base- PREMISE! EXCELLENT CONDITION broken Call 721-8217, sonable. Oall after 4 p.m. 402-1231. EAST KEANSBURG — Four room! 5036. ment apt. rents for $90,00; lit floor ms."UUUUM RUMflON — Yearly._RenU!s. .Sigh RnV schools ... Shopping on and not to property FREE TO OOOD HOME — Small short Included. Call between 10 and 5, 187rooms (4 bedrooms), fireplace, ho hair puppy, beagle type, five months Bridge Ave., Red Bank. water oil, one-car garage. No pets. Tw< . . , luus and inlnt to Newark and N. Y. Id. Oood dlnjiosltlon. 8(2-0718, year leaao, »160. mo. FURNISHED ItUMSON — Three rooms furnished, stx rooms, hot air oil. Mo pets. Least OREAT OANEJ PUPS — Fawn, 10 with utilities. Half block to buses an; Ota mo. DENNIS K. BYKtiE, Realtor DIRECTIONS:'South on Rout. 35 to Snrewibury Ay,; 4um weeks old, ohamplon pedigree. Cal ston» Reasonable. 842-3086. 8 W. River Rd., Rumst*. 842-11SC 2O1-O140. •••-•• STUDIO furnlshei apartment, utilities UNFUIUneHBD — On big estate: Flv ^^ right enlo Shrawibury Av». lo Barker Ave.; Ion to Hamil- ,KC GERMAN SHEPHERD MALE —Included. Call bedrooms,-three batlu, ftroplace, tree ten) APARTMENTS block -h> Plni irook Rood. Turn right ta model. ' dplata janitorial servlca SHREWSBURY MIDDLETOWN wtoi!ito«Bal»wtoi!to«Bastaile»llyy t trollad fleet ,-•'•'.-• •t*i\ Uupeot Rwli IS fft.houte M circle, toil ot circle to rowtt 514 to' if, ' | ownir: •Obmjitm, Inc. ' / Court* WHICH to oalannt to Iprlng Lalu rerroca Apis. ' MarngM b/ t.HeJcamlan k Company, Inc. 747-1100 TRADE-INS EXCHANGES M Broad it. . ' Bed Bank HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB MJLE HOUSES FOR SAW FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SA1E HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR JALE % Matth 10,1967 THE DAILY REGISTER CHARGING RUMSON NEAT AND CLEAN MJBDLRTOWN - Priced teat RUMSON — Convenient ires. Four tadrvsmj &nd two btttu. ¥\rt- Spfdnas Colonial. Fireplace in RUSSELL M: BORUS REALTORS RANCH »1U windows and Atone floor. Large gam FAIR HAVEN - Oversized Cape $52,000 room, porch, patio and basement. Mai RED BANK — Weal for small extras Included for $32,900. family. Two bedrooms and bath Cod, Living room has fireplace. batlu, full baiement. Four tlrtplicel. Member Multiple Listing Service Dining room; modern kitchen, RUMSON INCOME on second floor. Separate dining Needa very little work. Wltliln walking PROPERTY LAWLEY AGENCY sunroom. Five bedrooms, two FAIR HAVEN — Beautiful River Oaks location. Four bedrooms, room. Newly remodeled kitchen. tiled baths. Full basement, hot distance at all ichools, stepping tni two baths, den. Eat-in kitchen. Living room with fireplace, family Realtors - Insurers Near Navesink River. Three Wall-to-wall carpeting up and water oil, attached one-car ga- bualneii areas, elultablt (or professional dining room. Screened porch. Basement with recreation room. Established 1932 down. Immaculate condition rage. Large lot. Reduced to $29,• Excellent school system. Asking $36,000. apartments in converted Colonial 128,010. house. Good condition. Good in 741-6262 throughout. Offered at $18,900. 500. BRAND NEW — Bi-level, Colonial style! Four bedrooms, 2l/ come. RUMSON — Convenient to beach 2 and transportation. Well main- The Dowstra Agency baths, large gameroom, linns room, dining room, deluxe kitchen. $33,900 ASSUME G. I. MORTGAGE WEARTH-NEMETH Beautifully landscaped large lot. Immediate occupancy. A buy ai tained dwelling. Living room, din $29,900. ELLEN S. $1,200 Down ing room, four bedrooms, \V4 91 East Front St., Red Bank No Other Costs AGENCY baths. Baseboard hot water oil GOOD RUMSON OPPORTUNITY — Two-year-old modern Colonial Two weeks occupancy. Three-bedroa Summer cottage in rear. Garage 741-8700 ranch. Dining ar«a. Nice lot. All $18,000. offered by sudden transfer of owner. Spacious living room, dining utilities REALTOR room, modern ratchet), powder room, four bedrooms, two tiled HAZELTON RUMSON — Centrally situated baths, full basement, attached garage, excellent school situation. Realtor ' Full Price $15,800 102 WEST FRONT ST. Colonial dwelling. Suitable foi FAIR HAVEN Immediate possession. Asking $29,900. West River Rd. Rumson Call Now This Won't Last large family. Two living rooms, KEEP COOL STAR REALTY 741-2240 Next lummer In this luxury ranch. 842-3200 dining room, large kitchen, 11 Excellent location In estate area. 32x18 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Attractive ranch in lovely location. Member Multiple Listing Hwy. 35 Mlddletown 6T1-93' bedrooms, three baths, basement, teakwood paneled (ajneroom. Living Beautiful view from living room and dining room. Paneled den Member of Red Bank hot air oil. $13,500. room with fireplace. Separate dining room. Three bedroomi, two baths, full with beamed ceiling. Four bedrooms, two baths. Two-car attached FAIR HAVEN Multiple Listing Service cellar, attached carafe, Beit •ehoeli. garage. Like new condition — only 2% years old. Asking $45,000. HOUSES FOR SALE Drop in for free area map A new Hating. Call us for appointment. HOUSES FOR SALE FOUR BEDROOMS DENNIS K. BYRNE Asking 137,000. This older Colonial on a quiet s! street needs decorating, but Is a gc REALTOR-1NSUR0R RUMSON value. The children are only two blot HALL BROS., Realtor. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE MIDDLETOWN SPILit*** to school. Mom can walk to the stoz YOUR SEARCH IS ENDED 8 West River Rd. Rumson 813 River Rd. 7(1-7688 Fair HlvM Three large bedrooms, V& baths. Famf FOUR BEDROOMS and bua Hne. Living room with fl Lovely ranch. Trees galore. Living Member Multiple Listing Benin ly room. Large lOOxXSiy landscape* ASKING $29,900 place, dining room, den, 1\4 baths, fcni room, dining room, paneled den, fire- Phone 842-1150 SHREWSBURY SHORES $300 Down — $85 Monthly corner lot. Includes carpeting, washing me tit and two-car garage. See It no place, four bedrooms, two baths, two- IMMACULATE RANCH Long Branch — beautlFul new air con' machine, refrigerator, ftH storm win- 10% DOWN PAYMENT ABklng 520,900. car garage, patio. Full basement. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING dltlonEd three and four-bedroom home dows and screens. $*5,000. Well landscaped, wooded property. - on the Shrewsbury Hiver. Three models THREE BEDROOM LAKEWOOD One of a kind value located "in town" HALL BROS., Realtors Three bedroomi, two baths, Llvlns; room bl-level, ranch, Cape Coil. Some avail ASKING $20,000 near schools, shopping, river and bui 813 River Rd. 741-T686 Fair Hai HARD TO FIND — Young five-bed- with fireplace. 12x12 dining room, tat- Able Immediately. From $2O,6QO. Financ- RANCH — A large lot with oak and Act Now lines. Center hall layout. Beautiful Member Multiple Llating Service A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY room home. Living roomedinlng room, In kitchen. Fall away lot provides llfht- ing arranged for you with no premium Vets No Down Non Vets $800 Dowr kitchen. V& baths, basement. Only 2 kitchen, game room, , double garage, and airy recreation and shop trefc on Daymfnt required. Shrewsbury Shores, plna treel aurrounfl tills ranch home. Subject to F.H.A. and V.A. approval years old. Built by a builder lor his REALTOR ^ basement. Pretty lot on dead end street. lower level. SZf.OOO mortgage available daughter. Call right awiy. EDNA M. NETTER Top area. ?28,900. to qualified buyer. 132,500. Atlantic Ave., near Branchport Ave. In STAR REALTY Lang* Branch. Models open 12-5 p.m Also feature! eat-In kitchen and U'XIE' HALL BROS., Realtors Realtor! , 569 River Rd. Fair Haven THE LOW AGENCY, R.«lror or sny other time by appointment H«y. 35 Middlelown 671-9300 FARMS—HOMES-INDUSTRIAL SITE SCHANCK AGENCY Call 222-0292. .ivlng room. Owner will redecorate and 813 River Rd. T4I-7686 Fair Haven n HOLMDEb—COLTS NECK ' 741-9333 : River Rd. Fair Hares Member Multiple Listing Service MARLBORO-FREEHOLD AREAS Realtor paint outside. Financial assistance to PANORAMIC VIEW OF BAY AND Dutch Lane Rd., RD 1, Marlboro RED BANK 7nly!III Price 19,500. Call 363-6891- sewers. Take over present mortgage REALTOR THOMPSON 4 ASSOCIATES. Realtors, two full baths, large living room wl Four bedrooms, baths, playroom In with payments of approximately $95 REALTOR Hwy. 35. MUrtletown. 7l7-5600. fireplace, dining; room, good sized kiti basement, garage. J1T.900. THE MEISTRICH AGENCY. en, two-car garage. Riverside deck wl per month. Call 291-1600 today for ap- 30 Ridge Road, Runuon M2-0U* 1AVX fruitless noun of searching by 569 River Rd. Fair Haven RUM30N CARRIAGE HOUSE — With beautiful view. Asking 529.900. Hum THE MEISTRICH AGENCY pointment THE CURTIN AGENCY. jendlnff for our fres comprehensive great charm. Seven warm and appeal- McALISTER AGENCY; REALTORS. 11 Realtors, Leonardo. $15,500 catalog; modest home*; palatial Rum- 741-9333 741-5888 •on estates, waterfronts, (arms. XulUpla ing rooms tnc.udtDg a paneled den River Rd.., Rumson. M2-1894. RETIREMENT OR SECOND HOME RUMSON Member of Bed Bank with a bidden bar. a. full dining room, Short distance to Leonardo Marina and Ideal second home. Three-bedroom THREE BEDROOMS Multiple Listing Service a nioat complete and modern Icitchen, ASSUMPTION — Three bedrooms, WALK TO RIVER Beach. 3 minutes walk to N. Y. City bungalow. River view, close to beachea, ""RAY STILLMAN, Raaltor three ceramic tile baths. There's a living room with fireplace. Formal d The fishing dock is only 4 blocks from ir Newark bus stop. Family room, Jalouskd porch, fireplace, lari* sariga. ipaclous living room, eat-In kitchen, IIOLTS NECK — Four-bedroom center Ing room. Wall to-wall carpeting. I; this four-bedroom, two-bath Fair Haven "Our UUi Teal" tall Colonial. 1 acre lot on dead-end dressing room In the master suite and itchen, two bedrooms, bath, enclosed Price 311,500. •nclDaed porch, Large lot. Excellent Ml Hwy. S5 Bhrewaburr T41-8I adjoinli^ aneled doors throughout Oak paneled nating • buyer. $60,700. WILLIAM H. irsldft Ave. 741-4030. freezer and refrigerator. Basement and Hwy. 38 Leonardo laa Bright CURTTN AGENCY. Realtors, Leonardo. room, eat-In kitchen, l',4 baths. Large ten with fireplace, bulltln bookcase and garage. Texas owner wants to lell, 1(80 Ocean Ave. tar. Central air conditioning. Full base- HINTELMANN (Firm), 23 Ridge Rd., COUNTRY LIVING — Four year o Open 7 Pars family room, garage. Patio, Dead-end Rumson. 842-0600, Member or the Mul- bi-level Gold Medallion Home on oi Offered at $28,500. 291-0488 COLTS NECK AREA — EleraJit olJer itreet. Ideal for children, plus easy nent Two-car garage. Laundry and tiple Llating Service. _____^_^ 2\ Hour Phone Servlct Home. Three Bright, airy bedrooms. Jew York, Newark commuting. Sx- and mud-room. Many custom, features. acre wooded lot. Four bedroom*, 2 HALL BROS.. Realtors TALL TREES AND HOLLY Entertalnlng-iUe dlalne room. Larre (44,500. 747-9701 » to 5. 741-S382 eve- baths, screened porch, paneled recre raa. US.100. 787-S3M. • A BEAUTIFUL HOME — In a beauti- tlon room, paneled kitchen with dlsl 813 River Rd. 741-7685 Fair Haven RUMSON—NEW LISTING Estate area. Four bedrooms. Two tiled llvlns room with ((replace. Sun parlor ning. Member Multiple Listing Service Unusual offering near river. Four bed batlu. Paneled den. Firenli.ce. Bats* and lirgi kitchen. One Mtn. separate :OI*MDEL — Custom built ranch. ful setting. Bvery modern convenience, washer, Living room, dining room. Fir mtnt with play area for children. Larg* two-ctr garage. On one acre. 54Z-33O. Three bedrooms, three baths, fuU cel- CUSTOM COLONIAL - RUMSON — wall-to-wall carpets. Includes four bed- ishert laundry-room. Two-car gara^ MIDDLETOWN — LARGE FAMILY? rooms, 2^ baths, large gracious living Pour bedrooms. 214 baths, Hot water rooms a family room, a full dining Steel beam construction. Taxes $5 room with fireplace, targe formal dining garage. Pretty yard. All UiU for 138,- lar, fireplace, two-car garage. 1M Four-five bedrooms, large kitchen, pan- room, family room or den, spacious sun 50O. Call Joirph Hunler. MIDDLETOWN — Four bedrooms, acre, one block from Bell L&b. Price heat. Living room, dining room, eat-in room,'two fireplace and 3 batha. Has P«r year. Marlboro. $23,500. NegoUbl eled living room, formal dlntng room, room, basement. Garage with rented baths Paneled recreation room with $Z7,KOO. Call M6-8488. iltchen. Excellent commutlnir and in exceptionally fine feature - three- 4627342 ' m baths, two-car garage. Large lot apartment above. Asking {39,500. Mc- RAY VAN HORN AGENCY bar. Storms and icreenj. £ baths, extra bed CHARMING OLD COLONIAL — Fea 2378 after » p.m. tached garage. Within walking distance Owner In Maryland, asking $49,800. LITTLE OLD FARMHOUSE — BARN RED TRIMMED IN WHITB — > schools and shopping area. City MODERN THREE-BEDROOM KANCH WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (Flrm>, 23 room on lower level. Den, two [! turlng a 36" living room with fir*' a placw, finished basement with ba place, eat-In kitchen, four king size maculate Inside and out. Three bed- Immaculate elKht-room hnme on na LITTLE SILVER RANCH—Three bed- ater. For further Information call — With living room, dining room and Ridge Rd., Rumson, 842-0600. Member rooms, Hi brand n«w baths. Natural tural tree-shaded plot wllii babbling kitchen. Lovely lot A buy at J38.9O0. if the Multiple Listing Service. uwim pool with cabana. Immediate po; jedrooms, hot water heat, two-«ar ga- rooms, two baths, extra large den, 1UAIJTY REALTY. Hwy. 36, Leonar- session. Asking 959.500. Call 842-194; rage, extras. Going at 122.50O. Call pine with plank floor*. Beamed cell- brook. Four large bedrooms, three tiled large porch extra room ttiat can be IJNCROFT — Three-bedroom Bpllt, W lo. 291-0953 or 2S1-O976. now QUALITY REALTY, Hwy. 36, ngs, custom-built kitchen. L*rg« din- baths. Natural walnut cabinets in kltch. used as maid's room, sewing room or baths. Two-ear garage. Large recrea- LIN CROFT—Split level. New aluminum LINCROFT — Three-bedroom spll Leonardo. 291-0353 or 2JH-0976. ing loom, living room with ([replace. attractive living room, separate office, living room with fireplace. Ask- Uon room. Gas beat. Tall trees, well ItOLMDEL — Split, three bedrooms, siding. Three bedrooms. Many trees. 4*4 Large living and recreation rooms, 1 New healing arM plumbing. Tret- dining room, den wilfi attached patio. ing In the neighborhood ol 130,000. "Will landscaped. Immediate occupancy. j842- large recreation room, den, patio. Low per cent G.I. mortgage can be aa- baths. Prtvatu yard. Principals onl' AIR HAVEN KANCH — Four bed- ahaded plot. Offered at |19,99O. EL- Dry basement. A lovely teUIni priced accept best offer, lluit move. Call 3536 after 7 p.m., Saturdays and Sun- taxes. V/i per cent GI mortgage avall- sumed. Near public and parochial 711-7385 rooms. On dead>end strppt. Finished WOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, at only (31,500. Dial for appointment. T4M272. days. ble. Call 284-1062. schools. $19,900. Call T4MM5. basement. Fireplace, screened porch. Realtors, 553 Prospect Ave. LI 111 e Sil- BL.WOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Two-car garage. Owner being trans- ver. 741-4500. Realtors, Hi Froipeot Ave.. Little 111. HOUSES FOR SALE •erred. Asking IM.90O. T41-3OO3. 7H-IJM- WANT A RUSTIC LOCATION WITH A HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 1!II>DLETOWN — Near Red Bank. STREAM? See this four-bed room split. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE — Yel neat Three-bedroom ranch. Very good con- Gameroom, Three bhlhs. T«n.c»r »t- conveniences, schools. Llncroft. 8U dition. Modern eat-In kitchen, utility lached garage. Basement. A-l condi- year old ranch. Living room, fireplace; room, carport. Appointment only. Own tion, extras. $31,500. Formal dining room. Kitchen 13x38 er. W-763S. LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING wl'li bay. Den, fireplace. Three bed- HAVE YOU BEEN LINCROFT — Three-bedroom ranch. Realtor 747-4121 rooms, two baths. Enclosed porch. Cen- Willow Dr. A Parker Ave. Utllo Silver. tral air-conditioning. Basement. Acre Full cellar. Sunken patio. $18,500. Call or land. Sounds mod at 13B.MO- IT 1R T4T-227S. COUNTRY SETTING — OVERLOOK- LAWRENCE 1. BCHlLLraa HOLMDEL — One year old 10" three- INQ FARM ESTATE. Privacy. Very Realtor 74M1U TRANSFERRED? bedroom ranch. Wooded acre In tolling attractive ranch home On over '4 acre. Willow Dr. * Parker Avi. Mill* Mlnr. natural redwood fireplace In fam- Post and rail It nee. New wall-to-wall lU'MBON — Modern four-bedroom. ^ m. CCentral l aii r c ditiiing , full broadloom In the living and dining room. CALL IN AN EXPERT! 12^ Walloven Kitchen, break fast room. bath CAP* Cod with living room, eat* BEING nt Askltfe $36.!iOO. 264-5 Three Hn« hedroomi, two bathi. Full tn kitchen, dry basemcnl. ft-araie. con* LOVELY FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL basement. Cedar paneled game room venleht location. 115,800 JOHN L. IUN- MEMBERS OF RED BANK rhree bedrooms, full bath, second floor. with bar. Screened porch. Two-car ga* irGH AGENCY. Realtor, X Runuon Living room, dining room, kitchen, den rage. MaiJy extra featurci. Superbly Rd., Rumaoa. Dial " AREA MLS WILL LIST and powder room, first floor. Basement decorated. SEE THIS BARGAIN *il, VETS NO DOWN ilavroom, storage attic. Freshly dec- 500. CALL TODAY! STANLEY K. NON VETS (SO DOWN YOUR HOUSE AND rated Inside and out. Assume 3Vi per DOWNS, REALTOR, Shrewsbury. 741- Thrfe-beflroom overslcetl Cape. 13X10 CLOSE *nt G.I. Mortgage.CaU 747-S28 for ap- 1017. living rcrnrn, lSxtO1 eat-In kitchen, alu> EMPLOY THE EFFICIENCY pointment. mlnutn atorm eaah. Large fully land* PRINCIPALS ONLY. PLEASE RUMSON-Taatefully decorated, mod- •capcil TOxlOff lot. Aiklnc H3.3OT. Clos- OF THEIR ORGANIZATION UNCROFT — ST. LEO'S PARISH— ern, luxury ranch. Just four ye&rs old. ing tecs Included. Vet approxlmAtely Choice selection two and three bed- Entrance foyer. Pleasant living rootn SLlft month)/. Non Vet., approxlmatelr FOR THE SPEEDY MARKETING rooms. Ranches. Splits-BMevebj. Priced with fireplace, formal dining room, •1Z2 monthly. Subject to VA ami FHA $25,000 upward. Also lots. Call E.H. dream kitchen with smart breakfast area, dtahwuher, wait oven and range. approval. THE KlRWAN CO., REAL. COUNTS..: OF YOUR PROPERTY. Martin Broker. M2-6900. / TORS. Campbell! Junction, BelfoM. laundry room. Paneled den with raised fireplace hearth. Two porches' with flag- 1B7-6H0. HOUSES FOR SALE stone floors Two bedroomi, 2',4 tiled NEW TWO—STORY COLONIAL — By* , baths. Attached two-car garage. Dry -appealing- features. Attractive Ilrtnf cellar. Gas-fired central air condition* room, fireplace. DinlnK room, 14x20 ti/g and heat. Attic expandable to 3 or kitchen. Den. Five bedrooms wllh un- HORSE FARM A extra roomi. One acre plot $32,000. finished slilh, 2", batlM. Two son* JOHN L, MINUOH AGENCY, Realtor, beatloK. Acre- plot. $35,500, Beautiful property. Lovely four-bed- 35 Rumson Rd,. Rumson. Dial 8f2-35O0. LAWRENCE J SOimJ-UJa room home, ttle oath, spacious tiv- Realtor TiT-4131 Inj? room, (lining room, modern PUT YOUR LOVELY ANTIQUES In Willow Dr. * Taxker Ave. UlUe Sll>er. RED BANK AREA kilchen. Horse barn-five stalls, ex- this gracious old Georgian Colonial: pansion for more. Other large build- Five bedrooms, throe bath.*, high cell- COLT3 NECK — Three-bedroora cua- Ing for i to rage. Two-car KH rape- inRs. Two acres. Some woods. City MULTIPLE LISTINGS Write or phono for our new monthly Four bedrooms. Living room with lire- Inc instance NY. bua. FHA appraisal L property list. place. Bat-in kitchen. DUAng area. »U.tno. Principals only. Call 7tM7M, Breezeway. Oversize garsge. with work, shop. Refrigerator, waxtier. dryer. Fenced yard. Asking 118,900. Subject to VA »nd FHA approvil. CROWELL (More Clinllled MM AGENCY, Ruitori, 63 Rlveralda Ave. OD The Next Page) NORTH GATE 7(1-

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Convenient to shopping . . . schools . . . rail and bus transportation . . . major It's your move! arteries to New York and Philadelphia area. Recreation facilities are just minutes RUMSON away. Being close counts ... so make it a point to visit ... Having mortgage problems? If you qualify, Jiara U tfia home for you, or THE KlRWAN COMPANY if mortgage is not a problem, itlll a "REALTORS" good houia for you. Four btdroomi, Middlafown Offic. Campbell's Junction NaUm-Wih Mtmkr 2 Vi baths, Colonial. Just two yean B.lford 787-5500 HERITAGE HILLS old. Adiacont to Old Farm Village. A must, I am iur» at SIX AUTHENTIC COLONIAL DESIGN MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM GEORGE V. ILLMENSEE REALTOR ******* RANCHES AND COLONIALS 4A2-3I73, AVAILABLE WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR MORTGAGES 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS — 2 AND 3 BATHS RUMSON SHORE ESTATES

30-year, i% Convinfional. FROM Luxury homes in a prestige communi- At low ai 20% down. ty. V/e invite you to impact them If you're having difficulty today! telling your prelect, liom», $28,000 why not take advantage of our exchange plan? Call ui Another Fine Community by today for complete detail,. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING NORCO CONSTRUCTION CO. GLAZEBROOK ASSOCIATES INC. EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT REALTORS 45 W. RIVER RD. ."' RUMSON 842-1700 ACRE LOT WITH

HWng room, formal dining room. Early America!) fireplace In family room with exposed beams. Kitchen with exposed; beams, and breakfast nook. First floor laundry. Large Werace loft over MODELS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK-9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. two-oar attached garage. Nicely landscaped l&acre lot with brook . and some treet, Asking $39,000. •'.. . . • ,'•".'•'.'•': •• , Mtrek.10,1967—19 KEAL ESTATE WANTED PEANUTS By CHARLES M. SCHVlt THE DAILY REGISTER V*l» - AtTTUJJl: at: mt U uittftovi* uuA a F^*. '""" "?>"*< 4JWHEnME<50 HOUSE3 FOR AOTIOH U ear Jw*U>-»»f eiitouj a^suzi^m.i&Jh rlui *r« fuxt a ptung call awir. Bridge Advice WHV DOES THE $£A50N Trade-lilt—Irciaaaw (JOCJLPKT BE R&WlF THE SEASON' USTINGS"' Commercial w Investment propertlei Would you lift four Horn. wlUi them 5TARTH>-W NOVEM0ER! w»«m w«» the .ame> phone call, you mM Hit wlUi mile radius ol Redter. He may tell you. Instead, , South dealer Negotiating the proper point structure Both sides vulnerable lop today', martiet Bank. Reply to P. O. Boi «3S, Redsmile gallantly at the opponents rar us FOR - Bank 07701, ' ' . NORTH Returning your phor.« call. and say: "Your defense was TRT UB FOR - OPEN UBTTNGB at Q32 Respecting* you u a client. ' Independent broker desires open list. sensational." V 8 TRY U» FOR - ings on residential propertlu. Middle South dealer O AI10984 Satisfaction — our broker will dlscuaa town, Holmde], Colt. Neck your really problem, with you ,„, LJNCROFT AB30CIATES, INC. Both sides vulnerable • $32 ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE for U8 FOR - T65 Hwy. 35 Midaietowu WEST EAST The sell or It. (Opposite Howard Johnson) South captured the king of 4.J876 *KIO5 MAR REAI/IY HJC. Evtnlnjs 741-0162 hearts with the ace and tried for 171-9300 Broker 542-8100 671-5333 S7J97632 den, living room, dicing room. _ Porch, BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Clubs First motids, but South must go aftei f XHAVteTOpEUVER Two baths, baaement, double garage. Council of the Borough of LlttH 81lv< Hot water heat I30.M0. that: After taking the ace of hearts, the clubs first. A M56SAGE.* 1. Title I, Chapter 3, Section. 1 and South should take the ace of clubs of the "Revised Ordinance, of U64" i_ DAILY QUESTION , MY cuicKBti sun: SCHANCK AGENCY heretofore amended and aupplemented and then lead the queen of clubs. be and the tame are hereby further Partner opens with 1 NT (11 Roaltor amended tmd aupplemented to read aa If the suit breaks normally, I Unltn FI. follow.: South-easily makes the four club to 18 points), and the next playe: Section 1. The annual aalartea of ses. You hold: Spades—J the Officer, and Employee, of the Bor-tricks he needs for game and OAK HILL ough of Little Silver herein .hall be 7 6. Hearts-J 9 7 6 3 2. Dia. respectively aa hereinafter set forth: rubber. Colonial to boot Four bedrooma, Vk Borough Clerk 13,200.00 If'West has two natural club monds—7 6. Clubs-5. What de baths, den, mud room. 24' patio, dark- Borougl] As.esaor , ._ 5 500 Ol) you say? room, etc.. etc. Aiklng |34,0OO. AndBorough Collector "" tricks South must try for the dia- owner will help with financing1. STER- Borougn Treasurer _ Answer: Bid two hearts, LING THOMPSON * ABSOCIATEB. Secretary to Borough Clerk monds by taking the king of dia- Realtor, Hwy. JS, Mlrtdletown. 747-56M. iiiDlclpal Magistrate monds and then trying a finesse good partner will tend to pass th Court Clerk . WATERFRONT VloUtlona Clerk . with dummy's jack. If East has kind of response; he will' rebii Road Supervisor the club length, he cannot get only if he has good hearts am Lovely waterfront ranch. Three bit First Road Man rooms, two bathl, family room, Karate. Remaining Read Men two club tricks. 17 or 18 points. In that casi Eiceptlonallr priced at 127,son. j]c- (1st Year) .4,500.00 ALUTBR AOIfrlCT, REALTORS, 10S Remaining Roid Men (After For example, if East takes theyou will have to play the lian< E. River ltd . ltumaon. M2183I. l.t Year) •moo queen of dubs with the king and at three hearts — which should TWO-YBAR-OLD CUSTOM BUIL' Chief of Police -1,875.00 COLONIAL — On tree-shaded plot. 1m Police Captain -- , returns a heart. South wins with be better than one notrump, STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS and OVERGARD maculate Runuon home feature, four Police Lieutenant 8,222.00 f you have the kind of partnei large bedroom*, IVt deluxe bath.. Ftre- Police Sergeant S,O41.(W th« queen of hearts, cashes the plica- In living room, separate dining Patrolman (Probationary) .6,400.00 king and ace of diamonds (In who jumps to three notrump al By THE unr-ouR BET-ON PI66RMEFUL, IJNT IT?~THE 5WPDV J room, modem deluxe kitchen. F*ul1 Patrolftian (First Year .Her his second turn, you had bettei MERCHANDISE OKIE PAY$ GOOD basement- Attached garage. Hot-watei permanent appointment) I«,«(o.oo case the queen falls) and then •ISHT~l««5FF.C-i basehnar't he.t. A. real gem prirpri n Patrolman (Second year after returns a club from dummy to pass him at one notrump ant MEy FO ES S/ " •"29.MO. BL.WO01> A. AIU1STRNG Permanent appointment) -.—7,200.00 My BATHROOM SCAIE5 AC1ENCY, Realtor*. SM Prospfct Ave. Patrolman (Third year after finesse through East's ten. If take your licking there. Little (liver. 741-1500. permanent appointment) 7,54100 Special Police, authorized PRICED BELOW APPRAISED VALU regular full time duty .7,243.00 ATIONt NOW ONLr H5.5OO. Middle Custodian of Public Grounds -..l.OOO.oo DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketcham town « near Red Bank. Cai>e N**! Health Officer l.sis.on home • Immaculate condition - newly Sanllntlon Trainee 1,000.00 decorated. Log burning flreplnctt In th Director of Welfare 300.00 living room. Dinette • kitchen. Twi Building* Inspector (In lieu of bedrooma, bath. Siparxkin ntllo with i sit fen) •pace for two bodrooma. Full base- Librarian ment. CALL STANLEY K. KOWNS, AnilsUnt Librarian ...S.30O.O0 REALTOR, »irew»bury. 741-1017. Section 2. The following employeei ttlDDLETOWN — Ranch home. shnll ba compensated at the followlnj I— THOUSHT TO SET rooms. Two bedroom, and den ratea: three) bedroom., [deal location, beauti- flrwclal Police orflcer. ....12.25 per hour THIS STORY RNI5HED ful lot. Dead-end street. River rlgtil Police Dlspatchera 3.7.1 per hour BEWRE mi CAME IN, tfEVE.' Mveitnk. Walk to Red Bank and allSchool Crossing Guard. ^..6.00 per day tranaportiiion. Excellent commuting, tc (Juard. part time, 1.7.1 per hour New York. Asking 119.900. Call 7)7-5361 Library Clerk-, part time 2.00 per hour Recreation Supervtnor 4-50 par hour HOLMDBL Recreation Instructor, New four-bedroom Colonial, 131,900. part lime. Class I -3.00 per hour Three-bedroom ranch, one acre, three Rpcreallnn instructor, rear, old, tfttol. part lime. Class II 2.00 per hour OUer two-atory Colonial. Excellent con- Recreallon instructor, NUBBIN dition. tTT.TM. p.rt time, Class m _!_.1.TS per hour By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW UARJHALL P. WH1THELD Department of Roads, Real ZiUle Roadmen, Class I •oulh Holmdtl. Rd. Hounael. N.I. (midnight to 5:00 Ail.) 3.00 per hour Department of Roarla, Roadmen. Clans TT • UIDDLETOWN — Near n»il Bank (3:00 A.M. to mldnltht) 2.50 per hour Two-bpd room older home. Nice yard Department of Roads, quiet rtrert. Birch panf-t^it rocreallon SummT help, part time. room with jaloualed outside entrance Class III 1.S0 per hour T41-SI28. _ clerk-typl-it, purl lime, —1.15 per hour Sr-crelarUl Assistant, roi-R—BBDROOll SPLIT 'LEVEL — part lime,- ™ 2.00 per Ifldrtlvlown. two batha. necreatln 2. The salarlea herelnabove pre* room, haaement. garage. Approximate- scrltifd shall tnhe effect and be retro- ly m.OOCI. 747-3W1. active to January 1. 1W7. THREE-BBDBOOM HOIIBB — ltxcif 3. The salarie* nny ordinance eatabllahen. UTTLB SILVER CAPE COD — Four 4. Tills ordinance shall take effect bedroonu, Exterior to b. painted. Ask- upon Us passage and publication ac bt tll.400. Call 717-OftflO cording to law. pimr.ic NOTICE LOTS AND ACREAGE Ttie foregoing ordinance wan intro- duced and passed flral reading *l a regular meetlniiof the Mayor anl Coun- cil of the Roroiigh or Little Silver held WATERFRONT LOT on March 6. 1W7 and vrill come up for Wt on Bbrewaburr River with beautiful final consideration «nd pa«age at a view. One of a kind. 114.900. 265* on rfgiilnr meeting of the tove-nlng tiody —fnrewabury-Rlv.r. Lovely view. 111,000. lo he held on March OT, 196T at the 100* quiet waterfront S8..VK). Other rtor«iighH»ll at which time and place MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST waterfront properties. Call McAUBTER all persons deslrlnsr I" he hpard will given full opportunity. AOENCY, REALTOR!!, lot E. River LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE AND All W ONCE I 501 GOT id,. Rumaon. I4MIM. Pornthy Miller. Cli-rk SAW WYSllF FOR, WHAT Boroujh of Little 8«v-. COCNTY OF MONMOUTII A CAB AND M ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES - March 10 W •« COUNTY OF MONMOUTH I DID SOME THINKING 1 WM.'—A 5TIFF-NECKED mt commercial or reatdenllal (Tll KTATF, OF NEW JtlWKY STATE OF NKH JKRjWY TOO, KIRBy!." WHILE I WA* CAME BACK! VPt REALTY «7W15L NOTICE Notlcn Is hereby given that ee Notice Is hereby given aealcd bid KNOW-rr-AlL-WHD SUPERIOR COURT OF KF.W JBKSE* bids will be received by Ui» Boar will be received by the Board o THOUGHT LIFE. ALWAYS IS DIVISION or Clioaen Freeholder! ot the County Chosen Freeholders of the County ot FOLLOWED THE RULES RUMSON AREA MOXMOIITH COIiNTT of Monmouth, N.J., lor Reconstruction Monmouth, N.J. lor the Reconstruction, Sulldlnlln«g lot ready to go. one of the few DOCKET NO. t-17«SM« of the Deck of Monmouth County Bridg Extension and Improvament 61 Kx< —LIKE. A PROBLEM remaining lotsa tn thlai arc*. H.SOO. " Civil Artlm No. W-23, County Route #&24,, Atlalri i»Une Drainage Facilities along Nor- IN CALCUIU5! ALIRTKR AQENCY. REALTORS, NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT Read at Osbornu Fond,' Township ol wood Avenue and Bath Avenue, Clt X. River Rd., Rumaon. 842-1JS4, HENRY MECinX, Plaintiff, vs, PATWall- , Monmouth County, N.X, anor Long Branch Including Pipe Worl opened qnd read in public In th« Hall nicK n. scorn and KOBB B. SCOT- Inlela and Manholes, Pavement an of Records, Main Street, Freehold, N.J.. Sidewalk Kepalr and Beplacement and COMMERCIAL PROPERTY •d: PATRICK"n. scorn and on Tuesday, March 21st, l&CT at 2:00Woilt Incidental Thereto and open* B. scorn, the above named deftn o'clock, p.m., Prevailing Time. and read In publlo In the Hall o[ Plain, specifications and form . Recordi, Main Btrwt Frethold, K.J. OCBANPORT — Warehou.e anil offices. You are hereby notified that a Writ «0MX>. Write Box O-101, The Dally Rel- bid, contract and bond for the pioo-n TTuesdaI : MMarchh al21, 19677 att 202:0C 0 of Attachment waj lasued In tha above poied work, prepared by H. Leroy o'clock Prevailing Time. uter. Red Bank. entitled cau«e on February 10, lwrMartin,, Monmouth County Engineer, • MIDDLJCTOWN TWP. — Commercial ur « nrood s aniil chattelsdiitteto,. moneys have been, filed In the office ot aali Plans specifications form of bid con- JroBerty alonf Hwy. 3! or 3!. From md effect!, rlfchU and credit*, Engineer In the Mall of Records afore- tract and bond for the proposed work •nd tenements heloncIrK to your». r mentioned and may bs Inspected by prepared by H. L>croy .Martin, Mon- 17V to 10 acre. MULLANEY REAL- nd tenements heloncIrK to you. mouth Oounty Engineer hav« been TY f714UL thh e Kum off 115,450.011545000 uiudd thathatt the prospective bidders during busfner heriff of th» County of Hudtinn p^r hours. Bidders will b« furniHhed with _ filed In UIB office of the euld Enzlneer WJRBI SOLD — Hot apnt. Ideal nusrit thereto, on February 31, 196cop7 y of the plans and ipeclflcatlooi by In the Hall of Records aforemen- corner for finance office, mortgage levied upon an account ID the Hun* tho County Engineer upon proper notice tioned and may be Inspected by prospec- loam, real eatate. elc. m. 34 Keans- non County National Bank, HUi Aand payment of a fee of Five (W.00) tive bidders during bualnesa hours. Dollars, payable to the Monmouth Coun- Bidders will be furnished with a ci burjr. Hardanlp ca»« with alate of N.J. Erie Street*. Jnrney Cftv, New Jerty- Treasurer. 1J0. •»y, In the iwm* or Patrick R. ScolU, of tha plans and specifications by i i the aum mf S216.00. Bids must be made on standard pro- Engineer upon proper notice and You ar« further notified that you poial lorms la the manner designated ment ot a fee-o! Ftv« Dollara (» .. THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK BUSINESS PROPERTY re required lo nerve your answer to therein and required by the •pectficL- payable'to tha Uonmouth County Irea the pminturaconipiiitin. A copy of tlons; must be- enclosed In sealed en- surer. 6ENEWL-0ttt*IEH- FLO1UPA — Five acrei choice bual' which was heretofore nerved upon you velopes bearing the name and add re is Bids must be made on Mandard pro ALLKNOCKEPOUTB/ neai property In aolden aate Estates iy the Sheriff (if Motunouth County, of the bidder and the name of theposa.1 forma In the manner designated SOEM' Bear Nlplei. Below aaaei.ed value at ipori Edward V. Juaka, Bin., the plain- work on the outside; addressed to thetherein and required by the speclllca Vu.OOo. Term!. Frlvate owner, oall rr» attorney, whose *ddreiw Is 800 Board of Chosen Freeholders of th*tlotu muat be enclosed In sealed en Broadway, hong Branch, New Jersey, County of Monmouth and must be ac-velopea hearlnK tho name, and ad r to move njtalnst the complaint, thecompanied by the following: dresa of the bidder and the name o REAL ESTATE WANTED Writ of Attachment, or the Slierlff'a 1. A certificate from a reputable In- the work on the outside, addressed t levy Uiereunder within 20 days alwr surance company certifying; to the the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the WE NEED — Five or alx, 2-3 bedroom the service of thin notice upon you, fact that If the bidder is suc-Oounty of MonmoutJl and rmut be ac pxclunlve of the day of service. If cessful, a surety bend will bs oompanled by the following: > liomes, furnished or unfurnished, from filed for th« performance of the W5 to $175 per month for Incoming ttu fall so to <1n, derail It will he taken Contract 1. A certificate torn a reputa.bl< fertonnei THE BERO AOENCY, Bt. itftalnst you for the relief demanded In IOONT KNOW MUCH Claims AaiUnst Estate KRST ibBROHANTS NATIONAIi yOLTRE KIND TO TAKE BEAUT1HJLDOG \ FBI END5..THATS I WANTS TO \ ABOUT ANIMAL9...I9 no longar hatt) ar uta with a BANK. A»hury Park ; ESTATE OF MATTHEW WILLIAM ; ME Wt AND WHW8 THAT J AN BIOA, DECEASED (By: JOHN O. WILUAKS, low cait ClaiiifiarJ ad. Why not Trust Officer) - : ONHI8BACK?A / FRITZ/ Purauant lo the order of DONALD 601 MatUaon Avsnue try It today! J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of flie HACCCONf County of uoamouui, thla day mads, Aabury Parkt New Jeraer on the application of tha undersltned, Xxecuura Bllaaboth Ann SJea, Bole Xxecutrm ef Thomaa P. ^oremtis, Sia. . : the estate ot the aald Ida,tthew Wil- 73 Broad "Street liam Bloa deceased, notice Is htrebp Red Bank, Mew- Jftnay * given to tha creditors ol said deceased Attorney PLACE YOUR AD TODAY! CALL to present to the said Bole Executrix Feb. 17. 84, Mar. I 10 »3B.6t thefr olalma uridsr oath wllhln alii montha front'ttits date. NOTfOX Of ANNUAL MBET1NG Baud: March litltB Tha annual maetlnf of the policy ULtZABBTH ANN SICA loldara o( tha Prograa*!v« Ufa liuur < 1 JHlalaali Avenue '; ' •no* Comvany irlu be Mil at tht of. . . lU)d4)eloiiiiu. N«» Jeraey C m Broad' St., "T*i««4ay Wmiim'ofLlJyd^S^^^-'r^ M Ohurch Btrtet SSfk "THE MARKET PUCE OF MODERN PEOPLE" : AND HELP YOU CLEAN ' in, N»5 Jwair ',.. ' VOUaDBESS/ +-Oir»e» UW—li*rr»«»-eoler •».n Vtrarrt rMa-l r.r. S mt». 20-ltidty, Mtreh 10,1967 1HE DAILY REGISTER 7-»Hcey«y '47—CWWfen-^olBf w Homrtton-Vfomim- , UMrMo WyMa •Winfcra . »ut*l«y Jr. *-«lm—TJ»'«o« Tiny, Cot* t*«l. tSlrtnce WeWMwIcC •AFTOtHOON B-W.E.T, 11-Ount S>»t-(rrt»r»lewl 11-ColKo. BasWrbnU t-Htmmddn—\ritnlt» l.-ll Jl-CospSr atrorr-liiterirlw - m6Oi Cot»r 4^ews*l«>Cx Complete Program listings 1-Hr* YorV. Ktw York I-Joe Pyr*_oOcu»llon-C!i(of , W irrtn. Sophia Loru—2 tir>. Jl-Survey Of Tht Arts 11-Word Of Uf*-OSlOr I—Film—Captain Horatio HornWowtr— . .. tsm . • •. . WCBS-TV Channel 5 . . WNEW-TV, Channel J WOR-TV 1—Hews—Mort r>™ Mill Gregory Peck—! hn.—Color 1—Smothsri Brothirs-Color #snioivCo (Continued next page) f-la Hockey—Rqngtn—Color llM iC WNBC-TV Channel 7 , WABC-TV Channel 11 . WPK-TV J-Birn Tin Notlm-Color 4-BomMo-WesWrrt-rCelor, ' 31—Big Picture—Army !—Oovld SussMndVOlKussldn-Color 1-News—Reld Collins, Don 47-4=1 Im—«oy cumpleanos MWTIO— 5-Oolnlo": 'tcl FRIDAY Jl—Film Short 7—FHm-Th» Haunting—• '••'.• RObertson—Coler 2—Sunrise Semester Ollndo Boian-W mln. JulU Horrls-2 hrs., 15 mln. 4-tocSI dm-Pono-color AFTERNOON 47—Dlsc-O-Teen-Zocherley >:» •—Flint—H»ll fn FJI.rtiltw— 11:00 <:4] 4—Agriculture U.S.A.—Color Jeffrsv Hunter—on min. f-Fllm-A Bomb lor a Dictator— 7-Naws And Seorts-Color 7—Prolect Know—Education 2-Plslols 'n' Petticoats—Color J-Lovi Of Life—Serial 31—News— Paul Manncher 11—Rockfft Souad—"ni're Plerrt Frenlay-90 mln. 11:15 7:00 7-Hollywood Palace—Color «-Jwf»rdr—Color 7:00 13—Showcase—Documentary 4—Sports—Mel Allan—Color I—Have You Read . .. 31—Continental Commenl I2:S5 (—Romper Room—Color 2—News—Cron kite—Color 31—World Of Tr* Arts . llilC ' 7—Cortoons—Color 1a:N A~Mvm—B«b Tec-—color NOW THROUGH TUESDAY 7—EMrytwdy's Tolklnff-Oams 4—News—Chef Huntley, Davtd 47—Ruth Ftrnandei—Variety 1-Fllm—Thunder Bay— 7:30 J-Cunsmoke—Western—Color 1:M t-Htm-John Wlnoole, Mary Brlnklev—Color Notoll. Wead • "PINILOH" 2—Shape Up—Exercise 11—Film—The Flying* Serpent- }-jr|im—Ttllrwi V ^^<. 4—Andy Williams—Variety—Color Brdd Horrls-1 nrs.-Color 31—Dramatic Experience 9-News And Weattv 7—Around The World—Coloror/ J-News—Joe. Benti- color I:H 47—Film—Fantasia Espaollot- 7—nlr»tfl™»—B»lirtlwi 11—True Adventure-^Color 11—Encounter—Religion 2 LIVE ACTION FUTURES l!:3) 7:15 2—Captain Kangaroo Antonlo Casal—W mln. 11—Code Three—PnVrm 31—Ombudsman—Discussion 47-Ne«n-Tllo Alba 13—Soviet Press—Discussion "CINDERELLA" • Color 2—Search For Tomorrow <*—Col. Bleep—Cartoons—Color 11:00 l:» 47—Film—Enbru|o— 11:45 . A«d . "SLEWING IIAUTY" 4—Eye Guess—Color 7:25 5—Bugs Bunny—Color 2-News-Reld Collins, Don/ i-Frenllen 01 Fnltti-Co'nr Lolo Flores-90 mln. 7—Fllm-Tht Tlnaler— 47—News—Juan Anael Bras n/ 7—Dohna Reed—Corned/ 7—Mvey And Goliath—Religion—Color Robertson—color 7—Issues And Answers—Color 7:30 9—Jos Franklin—Interview—Color 9—Cartoons— children 4-News— Bill Ryan—Color II—Lloyd Thaxton-""r|etv—Color 2—Wild Wild West—Color 13—American Clt/lllratlort 5-Alan Burke—Discussion—Color A—Tflrion—Adventure—Color DAILY CROSSWORD «:« II—Davey And Golloth—RellBlon—Color 7—News And Sports—Color S— Inlernollonnl 2on» 5—Truth Or conseouences—Quit—Color J-Guldlno Lloht—Serial I:M »— Film— Room at the Top- 7—Pn, Btrsketboll—«ers vs. Knlcks— AOBOS8 34. Old 7—Green Hornet—Adventure— Color 13:55 4—Dodo—Cortoons—Color Laurence Harvey—2 hrs., 10 mln. Cnlor LCord . 4. Conclude meas- o— Film—The Fury of Hercules- 5—Mr. Magoo—Cortoons—Color 4—News—Newman—Color Brad Harris—2 hrs.—Color 11:10 »_Fllrr>—Th» Fury of H«rcules— 5. Stylish ure 1:00 7—Film—The Adventures ot Tin Tin- 4-Weomer-Fleld-Color Brad Harris—J hr«.—Color 13—Writer's World—Discussion Cartoon—40 mln.—Color 9. Hood, for of 2—2 At One—Interviews 31—Brooklyn College 11:15 man's 9—Film—The Wild Dakota*— 4—PDQ—Game—Color 47—Spanish Drama—Wlol 4-Local News—Pond—Color va one basket length CATES OKM «je ra-aovni Anns FM Bill Williams—90 mln. 7—Local Nrws— Rice—Color 5—Film—Devotion- !:D0 J—News—Mori Df"» 11—It Is Written—Color 11:25 2—fioorts 5ri»ctacij|iir—color 10. Aircraft 6. Corridor 25. Webster Ida Uolno—2 hrs., 30 mln. S—Fllm-^The Lost Weekend- 7!0 7—Ben Casey—Drama »:00 4-Sports-Wlel Allen-Color 4— In Our Time—ol'cu^'in—Color detector 7. Heathen. and Rav MlllondJ-2 hrs. J—Mighty Heroes—Color 11—Citrus HIM—nr»lf—Color DISNEY'S 11—Continental Winlatures 7—Time Tunnel—Adventure—Color 11:30 12. Correct Beery 4—Super 6—Color 47—A. A. Allen—R."'"nl . 13—Pocketful 01 Fun— Children II—Patty Duke—Comedy 2-Fllm-They Got Me Covered- 13. Abscond 8. G*mbol« .IE ADVENTURES OF 1:30 5—Upbeat—Wlusk Bob Hone—1 hr., SO mln. 3«. Dis- 31—Survey^Of The Arts 11—Foreign Legionnaire 4—thakesnwre—Drama 14. Hindu 3—As The World Turns—Serial—Color 47—Hong Kono—Adventure 4—Film—The Fast Lady- 9. Network! please »:30 Stanley Baker— 1 hr., 50 mln.—Color BULLWHIP 4— Let's Make A Deal—Gome—Color 8:30 5—^llm—Stronqe Corao— cymbal 11. Bind aanr 37. Kitchen J—Underdog—Cartoons—Color 7—Film—Julius Caesar- 11—Film—Red Slalllon In the Rockies- 2—Hooon's Heroes—Color Joon Crawford—? hrs. 4—Atom Ant—Color Marlon Brando—2 hrs., 20 mln, 15. Piece of 16.Tap utensil Ray Colllns-M mln. 4—Man From U.N.C.L.E.—Color 31—invMton Rr>ti'»ill*»hl* GRIFFIN' 11—Roller Derby •hot 17. Ripped 13-Peoole And Their World II—Munsters—Comedy 7—Porky Pig—Color ,47-Panoromo—Ne\wr.i-I 28. Roman 33, Place ilOTH IN eOlOR WMM Sl-Protlle-lnlervlew 13-N.E.T. Playhouse 11-Thls is The Lite—Religion—Color 11:00 l&FLnt . 18. Man's magis- 3«.Algreriaa 1:50 31—Eye On The Universe 10:M 11—Continental Miniature 47—FIIPO—Carnevole HI Vwieila— U.Japanem name W-rVtaole Of Worts-Children 2—f rankensteln Jr.—Color l:l» Toll del Mente-J" mln. trates •eapoct Valley of Gold' 9:00 4—Fllntstones—Cortoon—Color measurs) tL Dimes 2—Film—The Geisha Boy— »-News And Weather 39. Band 37, Affix 4—News—Olckerson—Color 5-Fllm—The Ctiarqe of th« Light 1:20 4—Research Prolert- rnior 20. Classify hills Jerry Lewis—1 hrs.—Color Brigade—Errol Flynn—2 hrs. 38. Feathered 2:00 7—Rango—Comedy—Color 2—News 31—Sight Ann SounH-Musle 21. Melt dpnaly 2— Possiwnf-Game—Color 7—King Kong—Color 4—Tile Saint—Mystery 4:00 SLKegi scarf It—Millionaire—Dromo o._FII;-n—The Hoodlum Priest- j 2S.LflMrlaii 4—Ooys Of Our Lives—Serial—Color 31—Sight And Sound-Music 1:U 2—Film—The f*nv v "h Glosses— 7—Newlywed Gome Don Murrav—7 hrs. 2—Film—Convicted— Kiruo Konl^in—<0 mln. 47—Pumare|e—variety tribe* 1 i 6 •—Divorce Court—Drama 11—Insight—Religion Glenn Ford—1 hr.. 45 mln. 4—The Vlne-RHIilrjn—Cnlor __ * II—Adventures In Living , . ?:J0 , V IO:» 1:50 7—Amer'cn Sporhmrm—Color 4-T.H.E. Cat-Adventure—Cofer Z—Space Ghost-^Color 7-Klews 9— lew Hrtckev—Cnlnr 28.Orcanot IS II tt-MusIC U.SA.-Educotlon 7—Phyllis Dlller—Comedy—Color 4—Space Kldettes—Color 1:55 11—Adventures In Pnradlse smell 2:25 9-Mlke Douglos-Vorlety 7—Beotles—Cortoons—Color 7—Film—Mr. Wona In Chinatown— 31—City Close-up— i»'.rvlew 27.T0led rT H—Our Rights—Education 11—Wanted: Deod Or Alive II—Word Of Life—Color Boris Karloff-1 hr., 25 mln. li - 2:90 31—Film Short 11:00 1:10 lV-Soectrum—Sclenr* SO. From 2—Suoerman—Color I—House Party—Color »:45 2_Fllm—My Gal Sol— . 31—Your Right To '-' II Sl.Cnah IS 13—To Be Announced 4—Secret Soulrret—Color 4—Oodors—Serial—Color Rita Hayworth— 1 hr.f 55 mtn. 32. Adrift 7—Oreom Girl—Contest 31—News—Herbert Ro'ond 7—Casper—Cartoons—Color 1:20 47-ltollon News—I -'-•Mer Potamus—Color 5—News Color 9—Film—The Son of Monfe Crlsto— J-News—Jim Jensen—Color 3:M •-News—Jim Harh-Color Jl—Lee Graham—Interview Louis Hoyward—? hrs. •Film—Trw Mod Magician- 47—Viewpoint NMK Jersey 11:00 7—Film—The Froomen— Vincent Price—«5 mln. Richard Wldmork-^JO mln. EVEN'NO I—Camera Three r— Film—Olve Me Your Heart- •:«• 4-Seordillatit-lntervlew-Oolor •—Addoms. Family—Comedy Kay Francis—1 hr., 45 mln. 11-Llttle Rascalfc-Chlldren 4—New York lltttratea* 7-Bullwinkle-Color 4:30 5—McHoiet "tew—Comedy 11:M 13—What's New—Children 2-Wim—Free, Blonde and 21— 31—Investors RoundtaMe •-Film-las* C «Xe VSktnas- 2-Leaislative Hearing Lynn Barl—1 hr, 20 mln. Comero* w,?*dh*r—#9 rnln. 47—Helen Meyner—interview SATURDAY 4:30 11-Clay CsHr-HassV; MORNINO 31—Boot Tsi - Tonl l 5—Fllntstohes—Cortoon—Color I'M » " —9—Broken Arrow-WMttm .*»".' "• Sat. 11—Zorro—Adventure Mm fed Carirnt. Dm 13—New Jersey Report Hlqbtttown Country Club Tenlsnl, Andy Wills Orchestra tut. OUR GOLDEN JWMWB8AftY-50th INTERNATIOMW. MocNefl-Ceior Joturdoy nlahl — Andy Wells,. Jo* 5—Mo Time For Sergnrrh) Mocha. Tills .Wednesday, March IS, SI, Patrick's Dana. Hals, rMvihies, 7—Bruce Morrow—VerMy—Color A brg nlghl. HHfl P H-News—Oovld H~>-isteHl 7:H 2—News—Roger Mudd—Cslar 4-irs Arodemlc-OlJlr-Color AT THE S—Film—Destination Tokyo— Cory Gront—1 hrs. STRAN Jl—Community Action COLISEUM 47—English Lesson Atfmlttanc* will b* dtnlsd to all undtr 18 yun of •«•., 7:M NOW PLAYING! COLUMBUS CIRCLE, NEW YORK 3—Jocfcie Gleoson—Color 4-^ifpoer—Adventun*—color Meliana MERCOURI MARCH 4 TO 12 7—Ootlrlg Game—Color USETHISCOUroN-MAILTOTKEATIU 9—Film—Costle of Terror— lOmONLY* MAACH 14,16.19 ,_, „ i Sof. i S«".-M Sot. Mar.o-tl-IO m K 10p. 11—Muniters—Comedy EVES.-8dOP.il $8.90 3M01E I S«i-Mor. 12-1 p- K 7 p» Jl-Or, The Job-Fire Oepf. Jeanne MOREAU 47—Trlbyno Hlspann BAYS /APMtSSIOM: t2J0 OM,m <1 JMIm -A "Mademoiselle" 4—P^»e Don't Eat The Dalslei Comedy—Color IATE SHOW EVERY 7—Newlywed Gome—Color II—One Step Beyond—Drama 31—Rim Feature FRIDAY and SATURDAY MATWEErj/IVDIIWQ/MTI WERE AIT •k Starts SUNDAY Evening * QUILLER... NOW PLAZA he's not just another spy- YOU CAN SEE THIS MAGNIFICENT BACK MBit MAT : and if he shatters ENTERTAINMENT AT THIS SPECIALLY wmmb your nerves, remembef- . . . with the best in mm i SELECTED THEATRE M he's living on his! FOOD and MUSIC! Academy Award Nominee! c£o.MICHAELCAINE (lest Supporting Actor) Funeral in Beriii Direct from its 57 week George SEGAL • Starts Sunday • record-breaking • . DANCING... ROBOT Broadway engagement! FREEHOLD! and Senta Friday and Saturday Night with BERGER In STACK mtt CUE CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT m-m SOMMER WINNER namnoi OF6 "JOEY RICH" Trio SAT. & SUN. ACADEMY, ler Matinee Only 2 p.m. AWARDS!1 featuring vocalist "PAT IAURING" Young Folks Matlntt Memo "WAR OF THE SATELLITES" PANAVISION/COLOR Appearing Nightly ft "SPACE FLIGHT I.C. #1" "PAUL ALLADIN" •k Starrs SUN. • FREVUE SAT. • 8:30 at the Piano-Organ IKPTUNE > SM 'THE CORRUPT I OtVL ONES" •& "FUNERAL! BANQUET FACILITIES — 30 TO 300 CITY I IN BERLIN" 5H0fflHfi CEHTBl OHRT.35 - DAVID LEAN'S FILM a m^mms mm.COLOR by r»U» ALPSFMANOR Starring DOCTOR ZHUAGO •••••••••*** Raquel WELCH HWY. 36 AT ALL HIGHLANDS THEATRES Continuing thru SUN. Matinee at ... ^ lv«. ••rh, 1:3(1 872-1773 2 >«rforinarie«i , The PLAZA and FREEHOLD •• READE'S Wfd. and Sat. "Just under the "ONE MILLION YEARS B.C." In Color 2:30 and 1:30 Twin Lights" Fr Sun, 2:30 and 1:30 l. ol 7.25. «;25—Sat, at 2. 4:10. 8:55. 7:55—Sin, at 1 and J TOWN >!• HtSI MIDDLETOWN Pcrrklaf (Closed Tuesdays) ]>•--' Sat. Matine* — "One HUflon Yaan I.C. rdflTIVELY NO MSKVATION Listings To Conduct Chamber Ensembles Available THE DAJIY REGISTER FrHay, March 10,1567—21 (Continued) Hm Adult 1DramaFor Performances at Schools At the Movies »-N«w AM Waathtr . »—Coutoln Kangaroe RED BANK HAZLET S-Yooe For Hnitn-ExnxiE w RUMSON — The New York Four of these ensembles will the Windham Ensemble, which CARLTON- LOEWS DRIVE-IN- Workshop Percussion Trio is one of 25 cham- be performing in this area with- presents music by « string trio Bullwhlp Orlffln 1:00; 7:00; »:3O. FT.I.. SAT. * SUN. — cartaos t;U; Joek Hoi*lin-1 hr.,S ll-fini Hniia-Colar ' NEPTUNE - Donald W. SAT. — Bullwhlp Grilfin 2:25; 4:47: Bullwhlp Grlllln 7:11; 11:15: Tanan •:» Keyes, 39 Hooper Ave., Atlantic ber ensembles which are avail- in the next two weeks. The Newand flute, will be heard by audi- 7:07; 0:30. t the Villty ol GoW »:». •-Open Mind—DlicuMion-Color S-Mr. ttojw-Ccrroofi able for concert appearance in York Concert Trio appears Tues- SUN. — BuUwhlp Griffin J:JJ; 4:jj; 7—Gypiy ROM L««—Parwl—Color Highlands, an actor-director with ences at Bradley Beach School, PLAZA- j-f Ilrn-Klno Ridurd ond ttii 11—t-inie Roseola-Children Mohmoutii and Ocean County day at Forrestdale School in at St. Catharine's School in Spring One Million Yfars B.C. 7:25: l:K. Cnnooen-aax Harrlaon-i !,„„ 42 years of theatrical experience, EATONTOWN schools. > Rumson, at Markham Place Lake, and at Tinton Falls School SAT. — One Million Ye»r» B.C. 2:10; fnin. 13-World Of Ctofloa—education will begin an adult drama work- COMMUNITY- 4:10: 5:55: 7:55: »:55. MONDAY t:!S This group is representative of School in Little Silver and at the in New Shrewsbury. Funeral In Berlin 2:20: 7:20: 9'25 3IIN. — One Million Y««r» B.C. 1:23; MORHINO •—Ntwa And Weather shop for Seaview Players March 3:15: The QuiUtr Memorandum 1:30: ihe work being done by Young Shrewsbury Borough School, This The Percussion Trio appears SAT. — War ot th» Sitellltej-SpaM T:25; 8:25. : »:0e 20. Flliht I.C. #1 2:00; Funeral In Berlin 7-NMrp * * 2—Oennli Thi Menoca—Comedy Audiences Incorporated, a non- group features a harp, cello and next for the students of Holmdel 4:«; «:«; 10:15; PREVUB: corrupt 4—Blrttulay, House—Cotor All sessions of the 10-week Ones S:30. KEYPORT I—Sunrli* Semrsttr 5—Bold Journey—Travel course, open to all shore resi- profit organization with head- flute combination of instruments. Villige School, Sycamore Avenue SUN. — War ot the Satellites-Space STRAND— i—^duration Exciungt—Qaior 7—Vlrglnlo Graham quarters In New York City. Ar- Next Thursday, Swimming Flljhta I.C. ill 2:00; Corrupt One« FRI. A SAT. _ MatUmohtlla T.VH. dents, will be held in the recrea- School in New Shrewsbury and B:50; 7:58; 10:00. 7—Protect Know—Education •—Moklna 01 Music—Education rangements and scheduling are River School in New Shrewsbury, 10:30; Ten Thirty P.M. Summer »:<*. 11— Jock Lo Unite—Color tion area of the Green Grove Spring Lake Grammar School. DRIVE-IN— _ 8UN. — Midsmolaelle S:3O; S:3J; Ten 1—N«ws—Horry Aroun—color tt-Roundabout-CMklran carried out in this area by the Cedar Drive School at Colts These concerts on March 22 close Thirty P.M. Summer 7:12; 10:20. ' »:1J Nursing and Convalescent Ccn- FRI. A SAT. ~- Cartoons 7:00; Pro- *—Today—Color • ' ~ Music Advancement Committee Neck, and the Deal Elementary out one of the busiest periods of J«cl«d Man 7:40; 11:53; Island ol EAST BRUNSWICK ~ 7—Arm Sorh»rn~Comedy 13—Explorlno Our Language :er, Green Grove Rd., and Rt. Terror B:15; Blood Bath 10:45. 66. Each session begins at 8:30 of the Morunouth Arts Founda- School will hear the Manhattan Young Audience participation in SUN. — Island or Terror 8:40; 11:00; TURNPIKE- 2—New*—Joa BentU-color tion, of which Robert Spencer Brass Quintet. The following Projected Man 8:25; Blood Bath 9:50. OUTDOOR — FRI. * SAT. — Bull- 7:M j.m. this area. wMp GrIMn 7:00; 10:40; Olrl Hint 2—leave It To Braver—Comedy FREEHOLD . t—Nw»—Joseph Berttl-~Colar enrollment will be is chairman. day, March 17, a group called In April, the Eisenberg String 9:00. 7—Cortoon*-ctilldren—Color 7—Rim—Men In Her Diary— Course FREEHOLD- < SUN, — Bullwhlp Griffin 8:30; 10:10: 7:!5 Pesgy Ryan—TO mln. limited to 25 and will include Quartet Is scheduled for three On« Million Years B.C. 7:25: »:25. Girl Happy 1:30. j-Nww-Harry Arwh-Calor S-WWrl/blrds-rAdventure basic acting theory, 'pantomime, schools In Middletown Township, SAT. — On« Million Year> B.C. 2:00; INDOOR — Bullwhlp Grltdn 7:20: 11-Mllllonalre^-Droma 410; B:S5; 7;J5; 9:55 11:10; Olrl Happy 9:30. >:« characterization, voice and die while the Metropolitan Brass BUN. — On Million Years B.C. 1:00: SAT. * SUN. — Bullwhlp OrifHn 13—Exploring Nature Choir to Perform Quintet will be at Red Bank 3:00; QulUer Memorandum 9:30; 7:25; 1:10: 3:30: 9:30; 7:30; 11:10: Girl 10:00 tion, great scene enactments »:J3. Hippy 9:30. 2—Candid Comero—Comedy from plays by Aeschylus to High School. ASBURY PARK PERTH AMBOY *J-RMCII For The Stars—Gome—Color Brecht. A rapid review ot the S—Peter Gunn—Mystery Among the other schools which LYRIC- AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— •—Film—The Lavender Hill Mob— ater history and style will cover In River Street School Alfle 3:10: 7:10; 9:23. have heard Young Audience con- FRI. * SAT. — Cartoons 7:00; I Sir Al«c Guinness—90 mln. Greek and Rom»n tragedy, pre SAT. & SUN. — Alfl. 2:00: 3:53: Crossed the Color Line 7:18; 10:52; 11—Biography—Documentary , RED BANK — The Pilgrim World's Fair. Mr, Hohbs is an ed-certs this year are Willow Street 5:50: 7:50; 10:00. DlRhoIlcal Dr. Z 9:16. 10:10 and post-Shakespeare, Shakes- and Knollwood Schools In Fair MAYFAIR- BUN. — Cartoons 6:30; The Corrupt 7—News—Bill Rice Baptist Church will spon ucator Cram Howard University peare, Restoration Comedy, 18th Haven, Mechanic Street and Bullwhln Orllfln 2:10; 7:10: 9:15. Onea S:4>; 10:41; Any Wedneaday t:BO. 1J—Parkins Francois I 1 sor a concert by the Virginia and Catiwlic University. SAT. 4 SUN. — Bullwhlp arllfln 2:03; 10:25 Century Comedy , Ibsen, Strind- 4:05: 1:05; 8:05: 10:05. MAJESTIC— Union University Choir of Rich- Union's Choir has toured ex- River iStreet Schools in Red 4—News—Vanocur—Color herg, O'Neil, Williams, Albee and Bank, Rumson Country Day NEPTUNE CITY A Fine Madness 2:00; 8:30; Tha W—ScJenceland—Education mond, Va., Wednesday at 7:30 tensively throughout New York, Corrupt Onen 3:f>: 7:00: 10-.2O. 10:M the theater of.the absurd. School. Middletown Village MEPTUNE CITY- SAT. * SUN. — Kiddle Show: Journey p.m. in the River Street School Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan and The Corrupt Ones 7:30; 9:50. to the Beginning at Time 2:00; A Pine I—Beverly Hillbillies School, and the Nut Swamp BAR MITZVAH5 4—Concentration—Color Mr. Keyes, a 1925 Harvard auditorium. BAT. — One Million Years, B.C. 2:00; Madness 5:15; B:35; The Corrupt Onei Connecticut. Its repertory ranges The Corrupt Ones 5:30; 7:35; 9:35. 7:00; 10:25. S—Thin Man-Mystery graduate, was a scholarship stu- from Renaissance to the Con- School in Middletown. Awaiting SUN. — One Million Year«. B.C. 2:10; AKY SOCIAL FUNCTION 11—Cortoons—Chlla>»n—Color The choir will be directed b; final scheduling of concerts by 4:00; 5:43; 7:30; 9:30, MENU) PARK 10:4J dent of Richard Boleslavsky and emporary idiom of music his- Odell Hobbs, who was conducto MANASQUAN CINEMA— 13—Children Ot Oltier i_andi Maria Ouspenskaya at the Ameri- tory. the Percussion Trio are Keyport 11 M of the Langston University Choir, FRI. * SAT. — Dr. Zhlvaso l:iS: can Laboratory Theatre and Grammar School and Atlantic AIJGONQUIN- 5:30; -9:00. 2-Andy GrHllltv-Comedy a group which represented th Virginia Union University was Blue Max 2:30; 7:05; 0:OJ. SUN. — Dr. Zhlvago 1:15; 8:00: 8:35. 4—Pot Boone—Variety—Color School. Highlands Public School. SAT. — Snow Whit. 2:30: Sleeping 5—Astroboy—Cartoon state of Oklahoma at the New Yorl founded in 1855 by the American Beauty 3:50; Blue Mu 7:05; 9:95. 7—Supermorket Sweep Mr. Keyea has taught dra- Baptist Convention and has an The cost of the concerts is be- SUN. — Snow White 2:00; Sleeping DISPLAY CENTER MODEL 11-Blii Blerv-Cotor matics and speech at West High enrollment of nearly 1,400 stu- ing underwritten by provisions in Eeautr 3:00: Blu. Max 4:30; 7:10: 1I:«S 10:00. ASBURY PARK — A model of 13—Tell Mi A Storv-Chlldren School and the University of dents. local school budgets or by Par BRICK TOWN 11:10 Rochester extension for nine Ice Revue ent-Teacher Associations or or the Garden State Arts Center has 13—Exploring Science Chairman of the concert com- BRICK PLAZA— been placed on display for two 11:M years. He has been stage man- ganizations. There are several mittee is Mrs. Bernice Williams Dr. Zhivaee1o B:30I:JO. J-Oick Von Dyke-comedy ager, actor, and understudy on open dates available this spring. SAT. A 3JUN, — r>r. ZMvago 1:00: weeks at Steinbach's Department 4—Hollywood Squares—Color of Red Bank, assisted by Roy 4:45; »:S0. Broadway or on tour with pro- Scheduled Store, here. 5—Chuck McCann—Color Rooks as co-chairman. Further Information can be ob- LAURELTON 7—Dating Game ductions of "Our Town," "Ed- tained from Mrs. Leonard Ro- The model shows ths 5,000-seat •-World Adventures-Color DRIVE-IN- 11-Corol Carbeft-Color ward My Son," "You Can't Take well, 150 Hudson Ave., Red Bank, amphitheater being built by the INTIM UOCK M A*b*rr Avt., Next Week FRI. * SAT. — Holel Paradlio 9:10: 11:40 It With You," "Rebecca," "The or the Monmouth Arts Found* Funeral In Birlln T:ffl: 10:55. N.J. Highway Authority at Tele- 13-Amerlcon Shrlnee BRICK TOWNSHIP - The sec- SUN. — Hotel Paroiilao 8:50;' III- M«r MM*. Aikeuy Port, H. J. Bad Seed," "The Small Hours," tion at Box 453, Red Bank. jraph Hill Park, Holmdel. ond annual Variety on Ice revue St. Patrick's neral In Berlin «:05; 9:59. Ther/ra Unique! 'Ads in tho "Never Too Late" and wverai TOMS RIVER classics staged 'by American at the Ocean lee Palace, pre- COMMUNITY— Daily Register Classified work sented by the Laurelton Pines Nltht of tha General! 7:05: 9:43, DAILY SPECIAL! Opafl All Yeor—Tel. 775-1000 for you around the clock. Place Repertory Theatre. He n«» ap- Day Dance Moore Lecture SAT. — And Now Mlfuel 2:00; Nl«ht peared in 100 TV shows like Big Skating Club for the benefit of o( tha aenersu 5:00; 7:3J; io:15. 14.1. LOBSTER yours now. Paul Klrabalt Hospital Auxiliary, SUN. — And Now Mliuel 2:00; Nllht DINNER Story, US Steel Hour and Trea- Slated Tuesday of the Oenerala l:S0; 1:05; »:«. sury Men. Lakewpod, Is scheduled for next For Lions WEST LONG BRANCH-Robin "*• ItgNsr point on the AttcnHe Coast Friday and Saturday at 8:15 p.m. EATONTOWN - The Lions North of Red Bank 95 Moore, autjwr of "The Green A children's matinee will be held Club's third annual St. Patrick's Featuring Folk Music Artist Sunday, March 19, at 2 p.m. Day dance will be Saturday, Berets," will speak on "The Three MIDDLETOWN We Alwayi German-American Cuhlne To Show Techniques Major production numbers will March 18, at the civic auditorium Stages of Subversion" In Pollak TOWN- HQV§ SHWWI Bavaria* Music Nigpriy feature tales of Hans Christian An- Auditorium, Woodrow Wilson Dr. Zhtvago 8:30. Jumbo Coektalb Satvol in Monmouth Shopping Center. SAT. — Dr. Zhlvago 1:30; 1:30. and StfUay Aftersma MIDDLETOWN - Allan Cohen, derson set to music and "Dances Hall, at Monmouth College Tues- The "Twillghters" will play SUN. — Dr. Zhlvago 2:30; 8:00. •kl El\'( DanetaKj Friday MtT'Sem. New York folk artist, will per- TTirough the Ages," There will day at 8:30 p.m. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS DORIS 'N ID'S Louche** 12-1 form at the township Recreation from 9 p.m. until 1' a.m. for be • military precision Una star- This will be the flnal talk in the ATLANTIC- Evtry Prldoy ond Saturdfy nlrM Dinner, Commission's folk music work- Lions and their guests. FeneloM 7:00: 1O:W; Uqutdatora 1:33. ring Miss Blbiaae Dunston. Point college Jeotore series, sponsored SAT. — Kiddle Show: 2:00; Penelope MAKIll •AUIUO fcnquet teltlrict llship Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the Tha dance earns funds to sup- •I lh» plvu (or your IUUil«| alMura Pleasant, world and national by tho Central Jersey Bank and 7:00; 10:23; Liquidators 8:33. ||recreation building. port Lions Club activities, in- SUN. — Kldlla Show: 2:00; Uauldatora 3i Shon Oriw Hhlh twirling champion. Trust Co. and the New Jersey 4:40; 8:H: Pi»i«ln™ 8:4ii: iJ:is. OPEN YEAR ROUND An accomplished Instrumental- cluding the lions boys and girls Among the skating club mem- Natural Gas Co. and presented ist, Mr. Cohen will demonstrate committee, which sponsors a 291-0224 bers to perform are Miss Jo-Am by the Jersey Shore Branch of CLOSED TUESDAYS various dulcimer techniques and DeSpirito of Interlaken am little league baseball team and SCENIC DRIVE old-time banjo styles. development of playground facil- the American Association of Uni- Susan Friedman of Neptune. versity Women. The workshop is conducted by ities in the borough. Production numbers will in- Mr. Moore was originally The Townfolk, local folk singing clude Janice Percival, Belmar; Dance tickets may be had from the CobbleStones scheduled to speak Feb. 7, but trio. Suzanne Height, Spring Lake; any Lion or from merchants dis- playing posters through Eaton- thst program was postponed be Restaurant • • « Laurie Zclaitis, Elberon; Jeanne DANCING DRIVER FINED Rocklein, Lincroft; Beth Hodum town. cause of th» blizzard. • DINNERS • BANQUETS SATURDAY NITE FREEHOLD — Joseph Gilpln Jeanann and Christine Linney, II Sr., Dutch Lane Rd., Marlboro, New Shrewsbury; Cindy Sadimus, I )uto 35 • 741-8344 '-• MIDDLETOWN |[was fined $15 for careless driv- Tinton Falls, and Kathy O'Don DAILY CROSSWORD .... Music by the "Stowaways" ACROSS ing which resulted in an accident noghue, Colts Neck. A comedj 2. Passage S3. River featuring L River into 3. Cenbuy through by Magistrate Alexander Lev- act will be performed by father; ' Moselle plant London chuk Wednesday night. of skating club members. 5. Degraded 4. Branch S«.TuUUry ] 11. Seaweed 5. Public god "RITA ROMAN" 12. Monetary notice 17. Inaect unit 6. Snakes 28. Miss "EDGAR DOWNES" at the piano "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean 13. Beast of 7. Accord- Merkel PLAYING & SINOINft YOUR FAVORITI MOUISTS burden toff 29. Part of Saturday, March II apara- FMOAY end SUNDAY 15. Pert to to wings 8. Malign chuta Present—For You and Yours... Feeling of 16. Flat 9. Audience 32.Tho: Fr. warmth and affection abounds. Extra effort on the 17. Bushmen 10. Not wet 36. Stream 42. Raise 18. Orb 38. City in 43. Milkfish job, even if it is your day off, pays off and much 14. Colorless STOWAWAY HOTEL 19. Degree persou Turkey 44. Family headway can be made. Guests provide pleasant re- 21. Payable' 37. "Peter Pan" member RT. 34 («t tht bridge) HIGHLANDS 20. Like Iaxtion in pjn. .Happiness lies in all directions. Be._ 24. Languid 22. Employ Darling 47. Canadian •72-1174 3T. Engraver's 23.Letter 39. Odd: Scot provinoe: cheerful, kind, helpful and sympathetic. too) 24.L&bium 40. Abound abbr. SO. Rodents JL Having a, 1 z 5 4- i IO The Day Under Your Sign •ingle II AriM.BemMir.2l to Apr. I? Libra. Sept. 23 io Oct. 22 magnetic V 4 Svtn thoegh pleasure mar lure pole /A Even though household chores 15 you. don't purme it at expeiue seem boring, end results will 83. Breach 1* The Home of Gracious Dining o{ business profit. % ftive yon pleasure* M. Printer's % Taurus. April 20 lo May 20 Scorpio, Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 Ib 17 Yoii'ya « traat waiting for measure • V You'll find othen cooperaKte, Results »boul4 t* frnktifyioir if 35. Chilly % //< yeti enca you anter tka •» include them ia your week, yon keep war now to the grind- 21 2% charming Spirit Spot. You'll end plans. etoae a littlo longer. 38. Camp V StgHUrlut. Nov. 2* to D«.11 bedstead » % love tha Early Amarican da- Gemini. May 31 to Jm» 21 A at cor of our cozy dining room Stick to plans. Don't be tide- A new enterprise Inay prove 41. Leave off, AT YOUR SERVICE traektd by a friend wfctk tat dU to your fi&l as a % but molt Important, you'll tiinc to burn* £1 io anjoy to tka fullait our IU- Capricorn. Dae.22 to Jan. 20 syllable Rtirdurant - Cocktail Lounq* Hostesses, waitresses, Cancer. Jum 22 to July 21 43. Worship % parb maalt terved in a moit Your credit and ftocUl sUndisff 31 iZ gracieut mannar. CitUi-d against deception. Some* could Buffer if you .don't use 45. Jewish V one you trust miy turn on you. % /A Sycamon Avanut bartenders are all here to utmost diplomacy. month LUNCHEON DAILY Leo. July 22 to Aug. 31 Aquarius. J*ru 21 to Ftb. 19 33 14 H Dinners Except Mondays New Shrewsbury - Tinton Falli make your dining more .Don't take a telephone message Your thoughtlessness could low % •ertously. Someone may «ay ft friendship. Don't hesitate to. Harding J6 4o 41 42 Bometiiinff be'U regret apologize. ' 48. Parry pleasurable: with prompt, % Virgo. Aug. 22 to Stph 22 FUc«. hb. 30 TO March 20 49. 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VFW Post MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP JAYCEES PRESENT . . . To Organize VACATION AUCTION — 1967

You'll be wonderfully surprised at our daily "black- On Sunflay FASHION SHOW BY THE • ) board" specials. Why not .try bur fabulous "SOS." DINING NEW SHREWSBURY - The You'll love having lunch at the CEDAR INN. THE JOY SHOP : ' In our Monmouth Room borough will Jiave its own Vet- erans of Foreign Wars post come Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft Relax and snioy tha Sunday. EIVTERTAINMENT WEEKENDS At 2 p.m. on that day, institu- friendly atmosphere and tion ceremonies, which constitute Sons of Hi* vaealiom to bt put 01 formal activation, of a VFW post Iks chopping block an: delicious foods. In New Shrewsbury, will be held • Tin Bueeaneir-Jakyll liland, Go. Luncheon, Dinner, Cocktails in Tinton Falls firehouse. • Hollywood Knickerbocker Hotel — Private Banquet Facilities Aims of the organization in- Hollywood, California. clude examination and promotion Nevada. HWY 35 of legislation, beneficial to veter- • RMara Hotel — Lai Vagat, EATONTOWN ans and their widows and or- • Grand takama Hotel — 9mi phan children and promotion of Bahama liland. (OppoilM Fait MtmneulK) Americanism through education Come Early—Take Your Choice 542-0800 and constructive service io the community. , The public -is urged to support the new post. Saturday, March 11. 1967, 1 P.M. at the SkMei^Kiiask^a. "Help.. ... _ C^«<^*wt R*stouraHt--Hwy. 35, ranted" ads la The Daily Reg- ; 3 ister Cltssifled, • . 22-Fi««y,-March lO, 1967 Bureau Hits LocalSecurities Trad* Crash Hurts Driver COLTS NECK— K «maf! pjek- He was iuued t csreieM driv- Representative -tuteMletter quotation* $t approximately 3:90 t>m. Successful Stock Market p truck yesterday struck" a ing summons by Trooper Laurent Labor BUI yesterday from NASD. Prices 40 &<* Include retail nuricup, mark- Yesterday's dosing stocks: guard tail .and a speed limit sign Gauthier. EATWJTOWN - The Bureau down or commission. ACK Ind I-T-B CM BrtC 81 9n Rt. S37, near Swimming Adams Ex Johni Man of Commence and Trade has BANKS River Rd, continued 75 feet and Air Prod 3914 Jones ft L Ex-Judge f^immo Investing Air Reduc Joy Mfr written to Monmouth County leg- Div. Bid Asked [lipped on its side, injuring the Alleg Cp Kalier At Belmar-Wall National 4.00 165 driver. Alleg Lud Keonecott islators opposing Assembly bill Central Jersey Bank (x) .30 11% 119 Put on Commission Alleg Pow Koppers State police here said Vincent By Roger E. Spear Allied Ch a* Kresge, SS A-2 and urges its members to Eatontown National Bank .30 24 25 Allia dial 58 Kroger TRENTON — Gov. Richard J. 242(i*i McGuire, 11 Morrell St., Long Alcoa 7I«4 Leh Port C do likewise. Farmers & Merchants. .05 514 *>', Hughes has appointed former Su- Am Alrlln Branch, was traveling west on the 88<4 Leh Val Ind First Merch. Nafl Bank (x) Cash (xx) .28 S'/t » lama minister on that end, provided only that thei Am Can LOF Glass The labor-backed measure, First National Bank of Spring Lake 1.60 52 county road when the accident perior Cqurt Judge David A. Nira- is a reasonably long period Am Cyan aoti Lib McN&b, ite salary but we havi Am M Fdy 34S. Use A My BOCAT says, will do a great dis First Nat'l Bank of Toms River (x)(xx).76 21% 28V occurred. The truck turned mo of Chapel Hill Rd., Middle- i to save $3,300 for ou time ahead before your daughti Am Motors 1814 Llttoh Ind town, to a commission studying Am Smelt 10)4 Lukens Stl • service 'to the business com- First State Ocean County (x) 10% 20 22 over when it entered a gully. Mr. •'« college education. W< enters college, Am Std 60(4 Mack Ti•rkO munity. Terming provisions of Keannbur^-Middletown 1.4V 60 McGuire was treated and re- workmen's compensation laws. Am Tel & Tel 20' MaKnavox no more and wonder i Am Tob the bill pertaining to strikes and Middletown Banking Co. . 10% U> leased from Riverview Hospital, Mr. Nimmo has retired from Ruberoid has been trading AMP Ino 35 Haralli Oil „._ ..j help us. What do yoi 70)4 Martin M Monmouth County National (x) (xx) .lit 5 53 all-time highs because of a pro- Anaconda Masonlte lockouts "outrageous," BOCAT Red Bank, for head cuts.- the bench. thlnkv jot Ruberoid or Robert Armco 8U Merck N. J. National Bank (x) (xx) .60 23^ M? spective merger with Ethyl Corp, Armour MV4 said it will put employers in the Shaw Controls for our purpose?' Armst Ck S7!4 MGM Ocean County National $10. 360 Robertshaw Controls is still rath- 55H Minn MIM position of having their unem- • A.A Ashl Oil 35«i Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 15 er dependent on the appliano AtchlBon Mo Pac A ployment taxes subsidize labor All Rlchfld Moblloi! Peoples National Bank of Lakewood 4.00 140 A) 1 have great respect fo industry. No real growth ia Avco Corp St. Mont Ward disputes against them. Sea Bright National 2.00 84 Babcock w 3754 Hat Else your vocation and I apprecia been established over the pas Bayuk els N Cash Reg The bureau particularly ob- Trust Co. 4 Monmouth Capital . • m } Coca Cola Pepsi Co for unemployment benefits to be 2 shares of American Telephoni Cols Palm 30 ii Perktn Elm Monmouth Electric 2'4 9 Colum Gas Pfizer paid during a lockout, BOCAT If this stock goes up .to 62, wou Coml Solv Phil El Monmouth Park .13% 14V I be wise to sell some and re Con Edts SH Pit Steel told legislators "such benefits N. J. Natural Gas 21ft 215" Con Can • M'i Pun Sv E*Q invest in another good utility' Corn Prod Pullman could not be recovered from re- Rowan 714 'V CornltiK O 50 RCA cipients regardless of whether or Servomation 40 Am I correct in assuming tha Cm Zell 352 Depoiiiti made in your Savlngi Reading Co not the division's decision was Spiral Metal 9W 10V as a good stock goes up Cruc Stl V* P.epuh EU Accolinh en or before Mar. 10 ClrtlJS Wr Revlon improper and subsequently re- U S. Homes l'/4 2 price the yield goes down?" Deere 2214 Reyn Met Walter Reade • Sterling 27/s 3V Earn Interetl from Mar. 1. Del & Hud Reyn Tob versed by the courts." C.S Dent Sup 3* Rob Controls Winslow Tel. Vi "A Itoug Alrc 32 St Jas Lead The bureau said further the A) American Telephone is now Chem 70 St Regis Pap (x) Dividend (xx )PIus Stock Payable at fine stock, none better, but ex- Dress Ind 70 Sears Roeb bill, particularly in regard tothe Maturity du Pont • 33S Shell Oil I Year cept in unusual circumstance Duo. Lt 130 Smith, AO "radical concept" of strikers' East Kod Sinclair benefits, will "damage New Jer- or Longer t is unwise to keep all your End John Sou Pac SPECIAL TIME SAVING ;ggs in one basket. If Tel Erie Lack Ry sey's business climate." It urged ^Irestone Sperry IM M that the state stay neutral in in- CERTIFICATES phone should get to 62, the yieli 'MO Cp 3.1* Std Brand 34- _'ord Mo 49 Sid Oil Cal .18 dustrial controversies. there would be 3.5 per cent oi Gen Accept 12 % Std Oil NJ 61 Gen Clg Studebaker 56 the present dividend. Gen Dynam Texaco 76 "en Elec Tex G Sul 104 A switch of part of your hold- Gen Fds Textron 65' From Mouse to Matron—everyone's waiting ings — say into Commonwealth Gen Motors 73 >i Tldewat Oil 71 GOP Speaker Compounded Gen Pub Ut Transamer 3.V raid By Edison now yielding four pei G Tel A Tel Un Carbide 52' Chech Every Quarterly Gen Tire Un Pac 41 MATAWAN - Edward Scul- for the Pictorial. It's coming March 16th in 8 Mo. On on Passbook cent — would be a good move Ga Pac Cp !Un Tank C 61 lion, secretary of the Regional Savings Gillette Unlroyal 41 Tlmm-Savlna for diversification, as well as Glen Aid Certificate* Acctmnt$ Unit Alrc 891 Board of Education, will be guest The Daily Register. For the benefit of River- for slightly higher return. Cur- Goodrich united cp 10 speaker at a meeting of the local Goodyear US Lines 35 Plambliq fc Htotlug Dnpoiirt InniKd Up to rent yields are figured by di- Grace Co <2* us Plywood 92 Republican Club tonight at 8:30 "t A&P US Smelt 54 235 Moll St., Kcvpeit view Hospital. 113,000 Br F.D.I.C iding the annual dividend rate US Steel 42 p.m. in Hook and Ladder fire reyhound Walworth 12 by the price of the stock. It'i -uir Oil Wels Hkl! IB' ise. Broad St. Hamm Pap Wn Un Tel 45' simple arithmetic, really. As your Here Tnc Weslg El SJH divisor (market price) goes up, 111 Cent Ind While Mot 42 ng Rand 43 Wltco Chem 34 your answer (yield) goes down, :nt Bus Mch <36>,i Woolvrth 2! 'nt Harv 37 % and vice versa. int Nick M!4 Xerox Z69 Int Paper 2fi»4 Yngst Sh * T 29' HraiBer Federal Rtservt, Int Tel & Tel 88], Fdl Deposit Insurance Corporation Be Modern, use the Daily Reg- American ster Classified. Jr Am Oil 3V, molybdenum ;dn Marc 5 Phoenix Stl Creole Pet 35 S Pren Hal Equity Cp , /( Rollins Ino Fargo Oils 3 Sperry R Wt Gen Plywd 10!l Technlcol TIMES HAVE CHANGED! imp Oil S4 Utah Id 8 ... But we give Kin Ark Oil 3% i "Old-Fashioned" Service Q, _ COM PAN Y to our Customers! C\> State Is Great' , PER ANNUM ON 1/4 ANNUAL DIVIDEND PARK • RED »AMK • BRICK TOW* SAVINGS CERTIFICATES | '. COMPOUNDED FROM $5,000 10 QUARTERLY "ampaign Opens ASBURY PARK — Three area men helped Gov. Ridiard J. Hughes open the "Our State I < SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION • Great" campaign of the New Jer- MiDDLETOWN I ATL. HIGHLANDS I LINCROFT sey Conference o( Mayors here 471-2400 I 291-0100 842-4400 in Convention Hall. They were Mayor Charles Stephens oi Little Silver, presl dent of the N. J. Association o L Outdoor Advertising; Mayoi John McCaffrey of Allenhurst, LIQUIDATORS conference president; and ieorge Zuckerman, here, erecu- RT, 35 and PATTERSON AVE. SHREWSBURY ive director of the conference. Mr. Zuckerman is co-ordinating the campaign, which calls fo FABULOUS BARGAINS more than 200 highway bill- boards, 800 bus cards and ex- tensive radio publicity. The an- nounced aim of~the 'campaigrris NOT LONG-TIL EASIER! WEDNESDAY 10 a.m. "boosting the essential elements of New Jersey's economy." OUTFIT THE BOYS NOW

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