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Ms* k Ms. Fab 26,150 Mv k aid to on* Ms, Te- iRed Bank Area J forty estaip 1Mb b» Copyri£ht-The Red Bank Register, Inc. 1966. duai* Ms* hi Ms. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 87 YEARS DIAL 741-0010 iMMtf fOr. Koadur tbnuch Frid»r neon* OuiF«ai< VOL 89rNO. 22 P«I4 *t M lut and »t AMttfenul IUUIM OttloM. WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1966 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Farbers, Coppolinos in Middletown Social Neighbors: Deaths 4Just Too Coincidental' By JAMES M. NEiLLAND this neighborhood. It's like a movie scenario and all of a executives. Many commute to or Newark. Others Col. Farber but those who do describe him as having been MIDDLETOWN — Reports of the bizarre circumstances sudden you feel you're in it. A lot of us were at neighborhood practice their professions locally, either independently or with "cosmopolitan." They attribute this to hir world travels as a surrounding the deaths of Col. William E. Farter, 52, and cocktail parties with them." firms such as Bell Telephone Laboratories, Holmdel. career military man. Dr. Carmela Coppolino, 34, have brought a sense of relief to • The ex-Army officer and his wife, Mrs. Marjorie Farber, Many living here moved in after !he Coppolinos and Mrs. Farber is described as "vivacious, extremely at- • number of residents along sloping, rolling Wallace Rd. 52, resided at 50 Wallace Rd. Dr. Coppolino and her husband. Farbers moved to Sarasota, Fla., last year. tractive with a very youthful figure." Dr. Carl A. Coppolino, 34, resided some 100 yards across the Tbe deaths "were just too coincidental" to many who Just as many others, however, were residents here in Carmela Coppolino was sliy; her husband, Carl, is de- street at 35 Wallace Rd. knew the victims when they were residents here. 1963 when the adult Farbers and Coppolinos were constant scribed as "gregarious." Others in the Farber home were William, now 22, Mrs. companions. Reaction o{ neighbors yesterday was varied, although all Dr. Carl Coppolino had been an anesthesiologist at River- Farber's son by a previous marriage and adopted by the in the country club type neighborhood agreed on one thing Not known as club joiners, both couples nevertheless were view Hospital, Red Bank. He also was a hypnotist. colonel; Victoria, now 17, and Elizabeth, now 12. — no notoriety was wanted, no names in the paper. in attendance frequently at neighborhood cocktail parties and Or. July 30, 1963, he was at home, drawing disability in- William is a Marine stationed at Camp Lejeune, N. C. other social events. surance payments while forced to remain away from hospital One homeowner expressed a typical sentiment: "This is Monica, now 11, and her younger sister made up the Others who attended these affairs say the colonel and work because of a heart ailment. the tort of thing you'd expect to happen somewhere else, Coppolino family. Mrs. Farber were easier to know but the husband and wife Mrs. Coppolino was on her job as a physician in the re- maybe in New York or Los Angeles, but you'd never figure PROFESSIONALS AND EXECUTIVES doctor team was friendly and likeable. ' search laboratory of Hoffman^LaRoche, a drug company in 1 it for your own neighborhood or your own block." Homes along Wallace Rd. range between $35,000 and COLONEL 'COSMOPOLITAN Nutley. „ Said another, "All of this has come as a real shock to $50,000 in value. Their owners are professionals and business Few residents of this exclusive Fox Run section recall (See NEIGHBORS, Page 2) Stout Rejects GOP Congress Bid; See Irwin Party's Second Choice By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON can help the ticket," said a high much-reported belief that Sen. been carrying with him news- To be sure, Mr. Stout has never ARDENA — What former Gov. placed GOP official. Stout, having not rejected the of- paper clippings in which the made his rejections as positive Robert B. Meyner did last month Two Mentioned fers to him earlier, would be a senator reportedly has disavowed as, say Assemblyman Alfred N. to New Jersey Democrats, State Former Assemblyman Irving candidate. any interest in running for Con- Beadleston, who once said, "I'll Sen. Richard R. Stout did last E. Keith and Assemblyman And so the congressman has gress. never run for that Washington night to Monmouth County Re- James M. Coleman got frequent Nut House," but his disinterest publicans. mention. But leaders recalled has been clear. He said: "No, thank you." that Mr. Keith had announced The Democrats, under the lead- Besides spoiling the annual last spring he would not be a ership of Gov. Richard J. summer outing of the Affiliated andidate and Mr. Coleman has Hughes, have selected Middlesex Republican Club, the veteran said more recently he would not County Counsel Warren Wilentz lawmaker from Ocean Township run. for the Senate race and he has left his party short of a name promised a fighting campaign. The freeholder director was a candidate for Congress. The Republican candidate for candidate in -1940 but was de- Congress probably will do the The Democrats had sought Mr. feated by the then Democratic in- same. Meyner to oppose GOP incum- cumbent William Sutphin, and •Deeply Grateful' bent U. S. Sen Clifford P. Case, was an aspirant in 1964 but de- and after months of study, got a ferred to fellow Freeholder Mar- In bowing out, Mr. Stout said: turndown. Mr. Stout had been cus Daly. "While I am deeply gratetful... studying the county Republican I am compelled once again to Mr. Daly lost to Mr. Howard candidacy against Democratic announce that I am not and will and since then, while publicly Rep. James J. Howard almost not be a candidate for Congress. indicating he would not be re- as long. Personal considerations and mctant to try again, has let Steer- The GOP Steering Committee six young children make it Im- ing Committee members know was reported to be moving quick- possible for me to devote the he wants to remain on the free ly out of shock and toward Free- time in Washington necessary to holder slate. He is expected to holder Director Joseph C. Irwin properly represent this district. to fill the void, but Mr. Irwin, run for tbe board again this year. Thought He'd Run "During my tenure as • frequently mentioned as a Con- state senator I have gained an gressional possibility, was not Congressman Howard reported- rushing Intatte race. ly had Just about accepted the Joseph C. Irwia Richard R. Stout (See STOUT, Page 3) COfftHINO BOOKED — Dr.* Carf A.-Coppwtino, in .port shirt, hatM. personal ef- Expected Him to Ran.. "I fully expected Dick would But Predicts 18-Month Job Delay fects countad «i h* is booked yesterday trt Safltota, Fla., for fh4 mtwK«r 9f hii wife. make the nca," said Mr. Irwin. lAP Wirephoto) "No one has spoken to me di- rectly, and I've got to start think- ing about it." All about Our House Tavern, State Pushes Rt. 35 Widening where the picnic was in prog- Keuper Says 1st Trial ress, Republicans were talking "Joe Irwin" and if a poll were OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The The letter, released by the Cru- tised in conformance with priori- Mr. Mullen visit the area in- taken he would have had the state Highway, Department now is sade Rt. 35 Committee, was the ties established and availability volved. "This might impress him nomination by acclamation. negotiating a contract with a con- result^of an inquiry Mr. K i n g of funds." enough, to increase the depart- made to Gov. Richard J. Hughes ment's interest in speeding, up Three younger Republicans- sulting engineering firm to draw Elmer Noll, chairman of the concerning action on improving th|s, matter," he said. Seems Set in Florida Mr. Irwin is 60—have been cam- up plans for the widening of Rt. Crusade committee, called the 18 hazardous driving conditions on Among the other replies to Mr. Sarasota grand juries, faces no paigning for several months in 39 here, says Russell H. Mullen, month period "ridiculous. Per- FREEHOLD - Monmouth E:. Farber, 52, July 30, 1963, in the three-lane highway known King's inquiries Sen. Richard R. prosecution herself and will be a hopes the party would choose acting highway commissioner. haps Mr. Mullen would like to County Prosecutor Vincent P. his bed while the colonel's wife, as the "death trap." Stout, R-Monmouth, urged that Keuper conceded yesterday that Marjorie, now 52, was in the witness against the defendant, at them if Senator Stout declined. Mr. Mullen said in a letter this estimate the number of fatalities that might occur in the mean- "perhaps, if we all protest at- the first of two murder trials house. least in Mpnmouth, Mr. Keupei But Collingwood Harris, John week to Oliver King, president We anticipate that the fin- of the Oakhurst First Aid ished plans will not be accom- time, during and after the pe- the top of our voice, we may facing accused double slayer Dr. He also is indicted for inject- says. C. Conover, and William Ryan Squad, that when "our planning plished for approximately one riod the study is being made." yet get some action out of the Carl A. Coppolino will be held in ing his own wife with a lethal After his arrest on a New Jer- apparently are destined for dis- lackadaisical highway de- is developed further, we will and one-half years after the pub- Mr. Noll, who also is chair- Florida. drug, normally used to relax sey warrant last Saturday, Cop- appointment. partment.!' "We have to have a winner, schedule a public hearing for this lie hearing," Mr. Mullen wrote. man of the Monmouth County The prosecutor filed an extra- muscles in aesthesia, in their polino was placed under guari someone who is known and who project" "The project will then be adver- Safety Council, suggested t h a t (See WIDENING, Page 3) dition: application with Gov. home at Sarasota, Fla., Aug. 28, in a hospital. But he was taken Richard J. Hughes, however, 1965. to the Sarasota jail Monday night and asked that it be expedited when doctors found no trace of Carmela Coppolino, also a phy- his alleged heart ailment. Jewish Religious Artifacts Saved .go New Jersey may take cus- sician though not in general tody of the 34-year old anesthe- practice, had signed a phony He will be arraigned today be- tist-hypnotist-author as soon as death certificate, listing a heart fore Sarasota Circuit . Judge possible. seizure as the cause, at Mrs. Lynn Silvertooth on the Florida indictment and will face trial in 'Coppolino, who formerly* lived Farber's request, Mr. Keuper Fire Guts Oceanfront House in City has said. - September. If convicted, he could •t 35 Wallace Rd., Middletown receive the death penalty. He Township, is accused of stran- Mrs. Farber, who has testified By SANFORD R. STAROBIN pressure gave the blaze a 15 had burned their way along the through the still unmarked front of Patrolman Milton Beaver, he gling his neighbor, Col. William before Monmouth County and (See KEUPER, Page 3) LONG BRANCH - Hampered minute head start, during which sjde of the house and tongues of door and tried to go upstairs. went upstairs and retrieved the by erratic water pressure, a per- firemen could only look forlornly orange darted from under the "You can't go upstairs. You sacred scrolls. sistent southeast wind and a slate as the fire chewed its way up- eaves. Dense white smoke bil- can't go upstairs." her husband As water began to trickle down roof which shielded the flame: ward and through the house. lowed upward and spread north- screamed. He managed to bring the beige plaster walls of the Long Branch Council OKs from water, firemen fought for Where the hell am I hooked east, engulfing Mr. Dinkelsplel's her outside the building. spacious living room, splashing almost four hours yesterday to to?" shouted a frustrated fire- house. With his wife safely outside, the heavy, carved furniture and contain a fire which blared men aboard an aerial ladder as A few minutes later,* Mrs. Rot-Mr. Rotenberg turned his atten- weaving intricate patterns around through an oceanfront house filled his hose went dead. enberg, despite her/husband's re- tion to the two torahs the the numerous paintings on the New Administrative Code with antiques and religious ar- Some 40 minutes later flames straints, broke house second floor. With the assistance (See FIRE, Page 3) tifacts. LONG BRANCH - Despite ob- Alvin Washington Van Schoick tential for sorne $57,300 In sala- Although fire officials and the jections, the city's administrative I, of Chelsea Ave., a familiar ried city offices. The old govern- owner declined to estimate dam code was passed last night by figure at council meetings, was ment, ho said, could cost only age, the top floor of the three City Council and sent to Mayor the code's only defender outside a maximum of $23,500. He also story, 12-roont house collapsed Paul Nastasio, Jr., to be signed of the councilmen. challenged Mr. Nastasio's salary, taking with it, firemen said, J Into law. He contended the mayor's sal questioning whether the mayor host of antiques. Two torahs, The code, which is actually an ary is actually only $2,000 be- was worth $6,000 for a part time scrolls containing Jewish reli ordinance, outlines the city gov- cause he is obliged to buy tickets job. gous literature and scriptures ernment's composition and sets and make donations to a plethora Garr Objects were rescued from the burning falaries for elected officials. of causes throughout the year- Milton Garr said he would second floor by their owner, Hert- agree with token payments to Objectors at last night's coun- Mr. Van Schoick claimed also l Rotenberg. cil meeting criticized principally the councilmen were underpaid elected officials, but rejected the the $6,000 salary set for the may- He said they deserved $3,000 established salaries as too high The house is owned by three or and the councilmen's salaries each. If a man runs for elected of- familes, all related. Mr. Rolen of $1,500 each. The council pres- Other speakers were not as fice, he said, he must consider berg and his wife, whose per- ident will receive $1,800. benevolent. William J. Fontana that it will be time consuming manent address is Jersey City, were the only occupants yester- The code was introduced July of Campbell Ave. claimed the Mr. Garr rapped a clause in day. Mr. Roteriberg said he re I, when the administration was present council had fewer duties the code which prohibits city em turned home shortly before 2 •worn into office. It was pre- and responsibilities than the ployees and officials from re- o'clock, saw the rear hedges in pared with the aid of Willllam former council which was un- leasing information marked "con- flames and rushed to the sec Miller, a Princeton attorney and paid. fidential." He was echoed on this ond floor to rouse his sleeping recognized authority on the theme by Bernard Duze. Mr. Fontana said that under the wife. They escaped unscathed Faulkner Act. new structure there exists a po- Mr. Duie claimed that while running for office, Mayor Nas No major injuries were re- tasio said he would accept only ported, although a number of $2,000 a year. • In Vineland, the firemen were cut or bruised in I Today's Index only other municipality in the the battle. state operating under Plan A of Fire Chief Walter D. Richter Mrs. Michael Burke share* golf tourney lead Page It mayor-council government, the said tlie blaze probably started mayor receives $6,000 but works Union Beach wins in Little League Tournament Page It on (lie rear porch roof spread- full time, Mr. Duze contended. ing sparks which ignited bushes Stock market struggle* unsuccessfully to rally from lit Mr. Garr charged that under and shrubs below. worst Ion In 12 months _ :„ _ Page 2t the clause prohibiting conflicts Siw Burning Bushes of interest, a number of appoint- However, Edgar N. Dmkel- Page Page ed city officials would be pre- Allen-Scott ... I Editorials _ « spiel, whose house is adjacent to vented from serving. He said the charred building, said he saw HOUSE BURNS — Flames yesterday engulfed a house on Ocean Ave. in Long Branch, driving out its occupants, Amusements Z4 llerblock « these persons are associated with Movie Timetable 24 he bushes aflame shortly before destroying antiques, although two torahs were saved. Picture at left shows firemen at scene early in blaie playing Births ...... I firms who do business with the Obituary 2, i o'clock but noticed no fire on their hoses on the burning house. Photo top, contor, shows Fireman Edgar N. Dinkelspiel carrying from window « Jim Bishop ... I city. he building. SyhrU Porter • Cites Long Study felt torah cover from a first floor room of the burning building. Photo top, right shows firemen framed by fir* en- Bridge H Firemen arrived when the Sports It, 21 Councilman Robert Cornell, gine windshield. Photo bottom, center shows house's occupants, Mr. and Mrs. Mertzel Rotenberg, watching their John Chamberlain I Stock Market M (lames were confined to the seconded by Councilman Elliot porch roof and a small section Classified ,21-11 Successful Investing 21 house burn. The strain of holding high prtssure hoses it evident on tfi« faces of three Long Branch fireman in pic- Katz, contended the fee scales of the lecond floor, but the in- Comk» _ 3S Talertsloo _24 ture «t bottom right. (Register Staff Photoi by Bruc» Brody.) Crossword Punl* ..a Women's News 11,17 (See LONG BRANCH, Page 3) ability to set adequate water t-4toiiM

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The lean In alerting Monmouth County residents hard shape of my youth was strictly from to the rightist extremism in our midst. church, and business organizations and hunger, and won a medal. Now, I »m 5 Because the society operates with national leaders, including former 7'/j" tall, and this encompasses 16S pounds devious and undercover methods, few Presidents Eisenhower, Truman, Roose- of flab. Green Beret, my eye. I'm going realized that it is active and, in fact, velt and Kennedy and President John- to organize my own group, The pink pom- son. poms. fairly strong in Monmouth County. The Green Beret booklet starts off with That the society plans to increase It assumes tfiere are immediate and "On the starting command 'Go.', begin run- its activities in this part of the state is clear-cut solutions to all international, ning as fast as possible. Run between the even greater cause for vigilance. The national and local problems and when first two obstacles. Jump the six-foot water such solutions are not forthcoming the BISHOP ditchi run between the next two obstacles. society recognizes Monmouth and and leap the hurdle. Vault the fence and climb the wall. Ocean Counties as basically conserva- failures are attributed to conspiracy Crawl through the pipe tunnel . . . Any questions?" tive. ' and/or the deeds of evil men. One. Which way to the nearest hospital? A tight-knit, monolithic group, it There is no accounting of society Tlie Green Berets have lots of goodies for the health nut. dues or contributions, no democratic I quote: The Tarzan. The Weaver. The Belly Buster. The thrives on front and ad hoc labels, Hip-Hip. The Tough Nut. The Dirty Name. The Swinger. Un- hiding behind convenient, usually tem- procedures in the organizational struc- less you've got a pretty enormous back yard or an indulgent porary, committee names and in this ture. •y, you can't set up an obstacle course to get in shape. way can effectively make its weight Knowing of local Birch activities, Thank God for a small backyard. I thought those things felt at the local level in numerous residents can be vigilant against Birch were dances. They are instruments of muscular torture de- attempts to undermine school boards, vised by sadists at Fort Bragg who watch it all from t way*—for example stalling or killing hammock. There is Open Hand Slap Boxing, the Rooster an urban renewal project PTAs, libraries, police departments, Fight, Back to Back Push, Wrist Bending and Bulling. Any We are in the ranks against Birch colleges, urban renewal projects and of these could break every wishbone in my chicken body. extremism for many reasons. the civil rights and anti-poverty pro- * * * The society's view of local, national grams. POSTURE, ACCORDING fo the Parallax booklet, is best and international events is wholly con- And this was the purpose of The judged in profile. Although none of it occurred to me, I note spiratorial, a belief that Communists Daily Register's John Birch Society that the parts of the body which should be in line — roughly or Communist sympathizers are behind series: north to south — are the lobe of the ear, tip of the shoulder, middle of the hip, middle of the knee and front of the ankle every problem, every defeat, every set- To alert county residents to the bone. back. It smacks again of the McCarthy dangers of right-wing extremism that To achieve this, I am admonished to "Stand tall, in, era which brought such terror to Mon- lurk around us. Now that we can iden- shoulders relaxed, chest raised, buttocks down, belt parallel mouth County in the 1950s. tify Birch tactics it behooves all of us with the floor, knees straight and weight balanced." The only The society continues to fight pro- to guard against them and take steps man who can make me do this is an undertaker. There are certain slight defects In posture, the Army grams dealing with economic, social to negate any advances the society has says, and I have ail of them: round shoulders, sway back, and human woes which even, many made In the county. Sylvia Porter: Your Money's Worth sagging abdomen, forward head, pelvic tilt. Add to these, a few of my own: a wry neck, bursitis, fused spine, and my feet hurt. Halfway Houses Needed Still, I am the athlete of my set. My friends marvel when It is unfortunate that the Long is a homelike dwelling for men and Takeover' by Young 1 walk to the mailbox in front of the house without aid or Branch Council has decided to take no women under treatment for mental ill- Among the most vital statistics telegraph- they might denounce "Big Daddy," today'l other visible means of support. When my females are around ness. It, too, is a halfway house which ing the probable direction of the U.S. econ- youngsters, if faced with any danger of a the house, no finger points more muscularly than mine at '(s, positive action on a plan to establish omy over the long-term are these: repeat, would demand extension of govern- piece of furniture to be moved. Few men can lift a pencil with a so-called halfway house on Hoey helps to assist persons trying to make -A full 6J per cent of all of us in this ment social welfare programs to lengths that Ave. to rehabilitate youthful offenders. a comeback in society. The house has country today were either not born or were might make you shudder. Much as they might more dexterity than I. \ become a part of the residential area ~ "' under 21 when World War deplore the cost In terms of freedom and With clenched fist (something I can maintain with eatt' Council made it clear to officials in which lit is located. And it, has II ended in 1945 and a full taxes, they would demand higher and "guar- for 30 seconds) 1 exhort the children to mow the lawn, watt); * of the Morrow Association on Correc- 53 per cent of us were anteed" floors under pay checks, increased brought no upheaval or incidents in the boat, trim the plants, press my ties and run at top ipeed. tion that the house was not'wanted in either not born or were un- insurance against economic slumps. Much for a fresh pack of cigarettes for that dear old hero, dad. I the neighborhod. The same would have der 21 When the Korean as they might recognize the certainty of loop- Long Branch. The protests from resi- can achieve more around this house by raising my eyes (an* been true in Long Branch. conflict ended In 1953. holes, they would accept unprecedented curbs other feat of strength) than the Green Berets can by swinging dents in the vicinity of Hoey Ave. —Almost half the popu- on stock trading end fluctuations. from tree to tree. Chester Apy, the Morrow attorney, • * • caused council to have doubts about lation of the U.S. is under • • ' „ * has said the association would not pur- 25 right now and the ratio CONSIDER THAT by far the largest num- the plan—although a legal question MY STOP WATCH tells me which of the children Is, pay £ about the use of the property provided sue establishment of a halfway house of the under-25 Is rising ber of Americans have had no personal ex- in Long Branch because of the objec- steadily. perience with global money crisis or global ing attention. The reward for speed is cancellation of the I something of an easy way out It is —The population explo- per cent fee I get as their agent when mother gives the tions. But, he added, an effort would PORTER war. To them, it is inconceivable that the to council's credit that it at least sion in the balance of this world's nations couldn't trade with each other their weekly spending money. It is always canceled that week seemed to approve of the association's be made to establish a house in an- decade will not be among babies or the because they couldn't trust each other's cur- as an incentive, and doubled the next week so that the gorgeous kittens won't be spoiled. .' program. other municipality in the county. elderly or even among teenagers. It will be rencies. They do not realiie how World War We hope he and his associates are in the 20-24 group slated to soar 26.3 per Il's direct wage-price-credit controls dis- As a result, the children can dp all of the Green Berefc cent from 13.7 million in 1985 to 17.3 million exercises without straining their little selves; [n fact, th«||? We know the Morrow officials had successful m this regard. And we hope torted our economy and made us a nation 1 expected the reaction that their plan in 1970. r-', ^ ofj'tlack'markets. *' H hay;, been doing these things all along without realizing iu the governing body officials and the * * • They' thought they were doing odd jobs for Old Saggy. '?' received in Long Branch. Any such Implying? Implying to me that if faced residents of the nearby location—be- SIT BACK and let your Imagination ponder with a repeat of world money crisis, these In golf, I exercise by teeing up my own ball. This 1* effort to establish a halfway house fore protesting—wili take an objective along with me some implications of these youngsters might not appreciate the im- more than Jackie Gleason does, and look at the shape he'f In., would not be looked upon favorably look at the halfway house and what it population statistics. portance of supporting moves essential to He couldn't stoop if he dropped his wallet. . by the residents of the immediate area. Consider that almost two-thirds of all avert it. If faced with a wage-price spiral, "After the obstacle run," the book says, "the soldiers hopes to accomplish. They then will Americans have had no personal experience they might want to "leap" over sound fiscal- (tart the one-mile run, That's 20 city blocks. Standard time: But the fact remains that halfway realize that this house is not a place with chaotic depression, t stock market col- monetary controls to direct wage-price ceil- I minutes 30 seconds." houses such as the one proposed in where youthful offenders run wild— lapse, catastrophic unemployment To them, ings and thereby risk the dreadful distortions Would you believe an hour? Long Branch are needed—and it is up but a place where a sincere effort is "1929" and "1932" are dates in "ancient" all over again. to governing bodies to recognize this American history. Consider that most Americans have grown being made to give these people the Intelligent youngsters simply cannot un- up in an er» In which borrowing-to-buy-any- in the same way that the remainder guidance and counsel they need to derstand how in the early '30s, our nation's thing Is the way of life. From Our Readers of society must recognize this. make them useful members of the com- leaders could quibble about balancing the Implying? That they'll boost buying on The Bridgeway House in Red Bank munity. budget while unemployment skyrocketed, credit to peaks dwarfing today's levels and Tlie Register welcomes letters from ft» readen. smvldof. banks closed, bankruptcies and foreclosures will use "debt" as a way to forced saving. the; contain signature, address and telephone number. Letten spread across the land, the savings of mil- Consider that most have grown up in a should be limited to IN words. They should be typewritten. lions were wiped out. nation in which the working woman, working All letters are subject to condensation and editing. Endorse*" Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington Implying? Implying to me that much u wife and working mother are commonplace. mentt of political candidates or commercial produeto are act - acceptable. j Senate Unit Urges Head Start Shift I John Chamberlain: These Days Eulogy ior Policeman 851 Ocean Ave. WASHINGTON—The Johnson administra- outcome in doubt. Many Democratic law- tion has suffered a serious setback in iti makers are smarting from criticism of OEO Long Branch, M;J. fight to prevent a breakup of the contro- programs in their districts; others are con- The Legion of Misinformed To The Editor: versial anti-poverty program. cerned with the mounting costs of the anti- It was indeed a sad day for the city of Long Branch When The late Hugh BaiUie, who once headed new, that gets the front page spread. No In a little-noticed action, the Education poverty program. Patrolman William Manning passed away, after 37 y«>rs of the United Press, was convinced that most American who is used to traditional man- subcommittee of the Sen- faithful service as a member of Long Branch's Finest. President Johnson may have inadvertent- of the terrible mistakes of the Twentieth bites-dog newspaper practice would interpret ate Labor and Public Wel- Mr. Manning will be sorely missed, since he exemplified', ly helped the Republicans by calling congres- Century could be traced to defective informa- a banner headline about the murder of eight fare Committee recom- the utmost to be found in a public servant. He was always - sional leaders of both parties to the White tion, Thus it was out of ignorance that Hitler Chicago nurses by a psychopath to mean that mended transferring the ready with a crisp "good morning," or a fond wave of the hand, House recently to warn against exceeding his misjudged the capacity of America is populated by a race of demons. popular pre-echool Head or a "how are you?" He was the friend of all the children he • budget requests for total government spending. Britain and the United Nor does any American in his right Start program from the Of- came in contact with, and was respected and adnlred by the House Majority Leader Carl Albert, ' States to fight back. Hitler mind believe that the younger generation Is fice of Economic Oppor- many storekeepers along our business district. Men such as he D-Okj*., was especially critical of the timing was only one member of wholly composed of beatniks and New Left- tunity (OEO) to the Office do a great deal to enhance the image of the Police Depart- of the President's economy suggestions, com- the legion of the misin. ists when he reads about a hirsute graduate of Education. ment, and the city of Long Branch. ing before consideration of the anti-poverty formed. Neville Chamber- student biting a cop in Berkeley, Calif. But The move was Initiated bill. lain, who had neglected to a transmogrification occurs when news of As an ex-commissloner and councilman, I join with the by Sen. Peter Dominick, "Whoever arranged the conference at read "Mein Kampf," really the U.S. passes beyond the iron or bamboo many other people of Long Branch, in extending our deepest ALLEN R-Colo., and has the full : this time should have his head examined," believed that the peace of curtain. Our enemies, who have never studied sympathy to his dear Wife and family. backing of Subcommittee complained Rep. Albert bitterly in the pres- Edgar Dinkelspie] Chairman Wayne Morse, D-Ore. Europe oould be saved by at an American school of journalism, do not ence of other lawmakers riding back to Capi- Dominick's proposal would add Head lotting the Nazis take the know how to distinguish between the "singu- tol Hill from the White House. Start to the elementary and secondary edu- CHAMBERLAIN Czech Sudetenland. And lar thing" that is headline material and the tt cation program administered by the Office of Stalin thought he had made "plural thing" (hat makes the news "singu- H0W BEASTLY" Education. The transferred program would a safe deal when he connived with Hitler lar" merely by differing from It. be authorized for three THE COUNTER-ATTACK - Alarmed by to re-partition Poland. * * * the Morse-Domlnick alliance in the Senate, years with $180 million What Mr. Baiilie believed about the im- HO CHI MINH'S inability to understand President Johnson and his anti-poverty offi- available for each year — portance of accurate Information is still true, western newspaper custom cannot be cured the same amount provided cials have begun moves to head off the attack but what can newspapers do about it when before it spreads. at this late date. But Americans could cease this year. Grants would be people insist on making news that In itself to play into his hands. Thus Dr. Benjamin allocated to state education They are lining up votes to defeat the serves to mislead the enemy? Thus we have Spock, an estimable person in his own medi- agencies according to the Dominick proposal in the full Labor and a Professor Richard R. Baxter of the Har- cal field, might consider the impact upon number of children, aged Public Welfare Committee with the help of vard Law School telling the New York Times our enemies when he helps lead a "peace three to seven, that come Sens. Joseph Clark, D-Pa, who heads ihe that North Viet Nam might try American march" on Washington. The peace marchers from families with incomes subcommittee handling anti-poverty legisla- military prisoners on "narrow" grounds, pos- may be conveying the entirely misleading tion; and Robert Kennedy, D-NY, and Ed- under $2,000. sibly for violation of the laws of North idea to Ho Chi Minh that he need only wait ward Kennedy, D-Mass, brothers-in-law of * * * Viet Nam. until after the November elections to witness OEO Director Sargent Shriver. * * * MAIN TARGET - Tlie a chastened Lyndon Johnson giving the sig- Senate attack is part of an over-all Republi- BY PUTTING It in such an "objective" nal to U.S. forces to evacuate South Viet can strategy to scuttle the anti-poverty way, Professor Baxter may bo conveying to Nam. Lyndon Johnson, of course, is made agency by shifting Jts most popular programs, Ho Chi Minh, the dictator of North Viet Nam, of tougher stuff than that. •uch as Head Start and VISTA, the domestic that there are peoplo dn tlie United States Americans, too, might consider it their who can contemplate with equanimity the duty to inform themselves about what their peace corps, to other government agencies. WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1966 Mom controversial and trouble-racked idea that soldiers can be common criminals cnomics have been saying. It has become » programs, such as the Job Corps and Com- «« Bmd HI., KM Bank. N. J. when they take military orders from their oommonplacc to observe that Neville Cham- munity Action, would be left by Republicans •71 BL 35, Mlddlrtowu, N. 1. superiors. True objectivity would have re- berlain made a sad mistake when he within OEO where they eventually could be » Eut MUn St.. freehold. N. J. quired Professor Baxter to explain that If neglected to bone up on Hitler's "Meln :7I BrMdtnjr, '«»» Branch. N. J. killed by slashing their funds. American fliers are to be considered "war Kampf" before going to Munich. criminal.?," then any captured North Viet- Attempts to transfer Head Start to the Eltab. 1878 by John II. i:w>w Una Irrnrjr Clay But when Dr. Spock or the Rev. William namese accomplice of the Viet Cong Is, by Education Office and VISTA to tlie Labor rabllttie4 by The R»d Bank Hpglittr Incorporated r.loane Cotfln calls for "negotiations" with the same "narrow" token, a "war criminal," Department will be inndo by the GOP when Ho Chi Minh and Mao Tse-tung, havo they II. IIAKOIII Krl.l.V. I-nbllihrr and (Irnrral Uitnirn too. In our eyes the North Vietnamese began the House considers tlie $1.75 billion anti- considered the Import of Mao's writings on Arthur SC. Kamln. Kriltoi the war by violating a border. poverty bill next month. A major effort also "the Ycnan way?" Mao lias declared per- fhocnM J, Bly The trouble with some Americans, if we will be made to cut funds for the contro- William r. Hand'ord petual guerrilla war on tho capitalist West, Kxecullvs Editor Amoi-lale JCilltor may be pontifical about it, Is that they don't versial Job Corps and Community Action rrank W. Harbour Lharlra A. Johialaa and Chou En-lal, repeating the words of his Mlddlatoirn Buraau Mir. Freehold Bur«au U(r, realize that much of the world fails to under- program. master, has said there can be no dealings stand the ABC's of free democratic news- with Peking prior to a total guerrilla victory Democratic House leaders privately ad- Subscription PrlcM In Advance «ln|l« MOT al counur. I emu: liy mill, 10 otntl paper practice. As the late Marguerite llig- In South Viet Nam. How do you "negotiate" mit that one or more of these Republican I monUu-d) M J montht—S4.M glruj said, "news is a singular tiling"—mean- with people to whom the word "compromise" 11 monltia-118.00 « inontha—M.00 attack* m»y succeed. Their polls show Hie L—t Uua I ««rtt» — stt m SIM ing that It la (he unexpected, the actually i* meaninfctai? r Fair Slated At Holmdel 'J - The Youth Activ food sale and a bric-c-toac sale wtH hold t f lir will be featured. M«id*y from It un. to 4 p.m. Co-chairmen for the event are oft the Indian Hffl School piay- Mrs. Richard Spencer, Mrs. fTOUod. Hie rain date will be Louis Mawo and Mrs. Audrey Stforiay, Aug. t. Iaderosa. WH games, a girls' softball game, boy«' baseball, homemade Bayshore Bucs Parents' Night Take 5th Place UNION BEACH — The Bay- Feature Set shore Buccaneers Drum and Bu- HOtMDEt — The Recreation gle Corps of Harris Gardens Fire 6? NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 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Casciola, 42, of 251 0, of Ml West Front St., Red By Howard •eph'i Council #3bO2. nounces. Atlantic St., Keyport; Joseph M. lank; Dolores Dempaey, 43, of WASHNGTON - In testimony Cerere, 19, of 154 Brookside 8 Bart PL, Hazlet; Carol A. before the House Committee on Thirty drivers received sus- Interstate and Foreign Commerce pensions under the point system Ave., Keyport; Vernon F, Loud, Volcott, 22, of 72 South St., Red Sell Fut! The Daily Register Jr., 18, of 45 Church St., Fair lank; Richard W. Salkeid, 22, of today, Rep. James J. Howard (D- Classified. Rodney 0. Evans, 34, of 1418Haven; Robert W. Brown, 27, of 20 Woodview Rd., Brielle; Mil- NJ) defended the consumers Eighth Ave., Neptune, lost hi 162 Main St., Asbury Park; and red Maybaum, 60, of 57 Parker right to protection from deceptive license for six months. Gregory T. Pflum, 18, of 2038 ve., Deal. labeling and packaging tech- Also, Richard T. Taylor, 34, of niques. Shake hands Three-month suspensions were Bedford Rd., Wall Township. James A. Jacocks, Jr., 26, 826 Columbus Ave., Neptune; "The growing importance of the given Frederick L. Schweitzer la rah J. Park, 18, of 97 Murphy Individual as a consumer is an in- 22, of 119 Barker Ave., Shrews of 37 Deborah La., Matawan, received a 35-day suspension. td., Eatontown; Steven Russell, evitable result of the industrial bury Township; John A. Menna 9, of 109 Harvey Ave., Lincroft; system, especially the American with 18, of 25 Branch Ave., Red One-month suspensions were inthony Fioretti, 17, of Ave. D, development of mass production Bank; Darrel E. Ward, 19, of 6 given Charles M. Locascio, Jr., .tlantic Highlands; Patricia A. However, extensive hearings on Rhea Rd., Port Monmouth; Eu 19, of 2104 Old Mill Rd., Spring [anna, 26, of 240 South Lincoln packaging and labeling, with par- gene L. Van Nole, 19, of 612 Lake Heights; Neal T. Jamison, ,ve., Elberon; A. Friedman, 37, ticular reference to foods and Monmouth Ave., Bradley Beach; 21, of 1318 Chestnut Ave., Wana- L&Green Redecorating? f 3 Indigo La., Matawan; Ed- household supplies, have brought William J. Pitruzzelli, 22, of 690massa; George J. Hauber, 32, of ward W. Kahrs, 17, of 1910 Pit- Laurence W. LUtan to light flagrant abuses of good Have Your Buttonwood Ave., Long Branch; 42 Second St., Highlands; Joseph ey St., Oakhurst; John P. business practices. Therefore con Catherine S. Nicolaro, 24, of 21 McKenna, 21, of 2S Morningside rnith, 18, of 40 Compton St., sumer protection legislation is Furniture Phoebe Dr., Neptune; Thomas Ave., Keansburg; Joseph E. leiford; Ross E. Dennis, Jr., 21Li, t tan Gets urgently needed," ttie freshman A. Bates, 19, of 188 Minnesink Steidle, 25, of Port Monmouth; t 447 Harnell Ave., Oakhurst, legislator said. Custom Rd., Manasquan; James P John J. Donahue, 28, of 14 Hud-nd Joseph P. Cardamoni, 54, Promotion Kovacs, 29, of 41 Tulip La., son Ave., East Keansburg, and t 51 North Batii Ave., Long Referring to his own bill, H. R. Reupholstered Colts Neck; Robert W. Mann, 19, Clarence E. Buote, 55, of 47 Ta- (ranch. 12043, a companion measure to Your furniture will look of 44 Baldwin Ave., East Keans- mara Dr., Roosevelt. At College one sponsored in the Senate by just like new from the burg; and Clarence D. Rogers, Sen. Philip Hart (D-Mich), Con- Lester Haban, 51, of Heulitt WEST LONG BRANCH — Thegressmen Howard stated that it inside workmanship to the 23, of Mattison Ave., Asbury Rd., Colts Neck, last his license Leonardo Resident beautiful outside fabric of Park. promotion of Laurence W. Littau, would authorize the issuance of your choice. for 15 days. s Fined $50 Long Branch, from instructor to regulations which would: Two-month suspensions were Twenty-six county drivers lost Lower Ltvtl, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - assistant professor of chemistry 1. Require the net quantiy of received by Francis Em- their licenses for excessive at Monmouth College has been contents to be stated on either or Shop at Hem*: mons, 20, of Wolleytown Rd., speed. tenise Lendry, 76 Monmouth ive., Leonardo, was fined $50 inannounced by Everett W. Holt, the front panel of packages or 542-1212, net. 423 Morganville; Harold Knipfelberg, A one-year suspension was giv- dean of the faculty. labels affixed thereto. No obligation, 22, of 1505 Rustic Dr., Asbury lunicipal court Monday night on en Miguel S. Vargas, 17, of 610 charge of purchasing alcoholic 2. Establish minimum stan- of conn*. Park; William B. Davis, 23, of park Place Ave., Bradley Professor Littau, who has been :verages for minors. at Monmouth College since 1954, dards with respect to the promi- 621 Church St., Asbury Park; -Beach - . Also fined were Martin Mibok, has a bachelor of science degree nence of net quantity statements. Arthur J. Fenton, 19, of 276 FURNITURE CO. 8 West Washington Ave., Atfro- m the College of the City of 3. Prohibit the addition to such First St., Keyport, lost his li- ntic Highlands, $10 for riding a New York and a master of sci-statements of qualifying words. cense for four months. KEYPORT, N. J. assenger on the outside oJ hisence degree from Pennsylvania 4. Specify exceptions to the WEST Andrea L. Suhl, 21, of 322R ar; Charles Fossani, King State University. He had a Newforegoing which may be required Sylvania Ave., Avon, and Fred York State Regents Scholarship 264-0181 aines Apartments, Atlantic because of the nature of the par- EST. J. Limeberger, 24, of 69 Shadow- Eghlands, $5 for delinquent in- at CCNY and the Armstrong Cork ticular commodity. 1869 tawn Park, Highlands, received pection; James Letual, 40 Leon- Scholarship and Teaching Assis- 5. Prohibit the placement upon 60-day suspensions. rd Ave., Leonardo, $25 for be-tantship at Penn State. such packages by persons otter Thirty-day suspensions were 3g a minor in possession of al- He formerly was an analytical than retailers of data relating to given Luther B. Henderson, 23, oholic beverages, and Edward chemist at E. I. du Pont de possible retail price savings Lucky Strike Green. of 820 Dunlevy St., Asbury Park; tynkoski, Central Garden Apart- Nemours and Co., Perms Grove. through the purchase of the com- Robert S. Munroe, 36, of 46 lente, Cliffwood Beach, $25 for Professor Littau, his wife and modity. The fine tobacco cigarette with menthol Grant Dr., Avon; Fred S. Man-eing a minor in possession of two children reside at 662 Mc- Icoholic beverages. 6. Prevent the use of deceptive Open Mon. and Fri. evening* 'til 9 kowitz, 35, of 8 Andover La., Clellan St., Long Branch. illustrative matter on packages. Matawan; Robert G. Webb, 25,

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TURK The Kindest cuts Col. June* 1. Monn FORT MQNMOUTH1 - Col. GOVT. GRADE *A' of all... J&mes J. Moran, has been ap- pointed chief of the Communi- UNDER 10 POUNDS cations Automatic Data Process- Ing Commodity Management Of- watering, that's th* batt word for Flnm* fice, VS. Army Electronics Turkey*. Mump, Tondor Moot... Dolidotwl Command. FIRST CHOICE MEATS Col. Moran returned from Viet Nam in May, after serving a year as commander of the 2nd SMOKED PORK BUTTS 79= Signal Group, originally of Fort 1USDA Take a clow look at our FIRST CHOICE MEATS, and yWB Bragg, North Carolina. The HNAST BOLOGNA .«*•** group was charged with provid- CHOICE see how carefully they are cut, to give you uniform thkkjwt, ing communications for the U.S. POT MASBONELESS T FWAST SALAMI ««.P*3* " smoothness, and texture. Army there. CAUf. STYLE CHUCK Entering the service in 1936 as CHUCK CUT FWAST SLICED BACON -89c a Private in the 202nd Coast Ar- And with an- expert eye for trimming, our butchers give you At tillery Regiment, he attended the LIVIRWURST 39* kindest cuts of all ... LEAN. Full of natural juices, with fino Signal Corps OCS, Fort Mon- £ mouth, graduating in February or BOLOGNA-MIDGET marbling throughout. Small wonder FIRST CHOICE MEATS SALAMI MOGEN DAVID 1942. During World War II, Col. are the best you'll ever eat. Moran commanded a Signal De- pot Company and Signal Depot in Africa and France. He has GAADftf fftfIN Htm$ ft VftfHMES This is an art perfected ky our meat mm only alter y«m «l served in the Office of the Chief Signal Officer, in Washington cutting-board experience. D. C, Japan and France. Boneless Steaks , i He is also a graduate of the What does it mean to yon? Uniformity in coolcfng, tenforncM, and Army Infantry School, Signal Of CUBE, LONDON BROIL HONEYDEW flavorful eating. • - ' ficers Career Course, Command COUCKLE, MINUTE and General Staff College and CHUCK CUTS 99 LARGE •»•• the United States Marine Corps Cutting and trimming FIRST CHOICE MEATS etwfnUy, Command and Staff Course. SIZE MELONS out cutting comers on quality or value ... another important Among Col. Moran's decorations 59 are the Legion of Merit, Army Bar-B-Q Chickens way to prove YOU COM! FIRST AT FINAST Commendation Medal and Get^ era] Staff Insignia. JUST HEAT ,. and yaw g«t 4^i Stamps, tool Col. Moran resides with his AND SERVE wife and thjee children at 7 Me- PEARS 2 39 gill Dr., Eatbntown. * DELICATESSEN SAVINGS FRESH GOLDEN CORN * 39c BOILED HAM »fe55« Youth Corps PLUMP GREEN PEPPERS ">29« SWISS CHEESE 79= Builds Nature CALIFORNIA AVOCADOS REGULAR LOX 59< ESCAROLE or CHICORY Study Trails KOSHER fRANKS *89c •AVAILABLE \H STORES WITH Mil DEPT. HOLMDEL — Boys and girls •re exploring some of the nature world along trails in Telegraph FINEAmi- Hill Park which were cut through woods and fields by young men eMPEFRUIT not much older than they. DEL MONTE DRINK The trail Waters are Neighbor- hood Youth Corps enrollees in a program financed mainly by the 1lb.2oz. federal government and con ducted by the New Jersey High DUNCAN HINES VS 3 way Authority. They cleared path! now used by pupils in the Monmouth Museum's first stud; •essions in natural sciences. The project was part of thei WHITE MEAT TUNA:-2 69 work-training course, In which they learn landscape mainten- ance. The enrollees are between the ages of 18 and 21. The nature trails are on the HEINZ CHILI SAUCE m 3 1 east side of the Garden Stat Parkway, which the Highwaj Authority operates, and just south of the tract on which the anthor ity is building its Garden Stat Arts Center. KRAFT'S CHEEZ-WHIZ a. s67< Youth Corps crews worked un- der the guidance of regular park- RED PACK TOMATOES KRAFT ROKA DRESSING way maintenance division em- ployees to build the trails and MUELLER'S MACARONI r WHITE TABLE NAPKINS •pray the areas to kill poison ivy ScOffloM 4pkgi. and ticks. They also assisted in FronwAmrtent • b*f, ChMw, ChUm «bbt 10 u. the construction of three bridges, GRAVIES •rMMknm ^ *°* FINAST FOIL WRAP "* the improving of roadways and the paving of a parking lot. FINAST GRAPE JELLY FINAST HARD CANDY The trails were designed to fit Chwi-ll, Hl-Ho, OoU»n tViot.f m In with the natural surrounding; Fn,h<.rCh.c.Chlp I of an area being used by the mu FINAST PEANUT BUTTER SUNSHINE teum for its first public programs In nature study. The museum TROPICAL FRUIT SALAD BURRY CHOC. CHIP COOKIES itaTted tiw classes with a group 1 qt. Uoj.J of children between the ages of DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE I 11 and 14 and soon will follow IVilb. 3lb.loz. with an advanced course for high pkg. achool students over 14. It is ACTIVE ALL DOLE PINEAPPLE CHUNKS ^—joc planning fall classes for adults. DlllCfl NEW Hb.6oi.««i 3lb.7oi. DOLE FRUIT COCKTAIL 2 tT5.c Heads Kiwanis KIH3U SUNSHINE pkg.

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Buzz Wheeler, Todd Knecht, This, coupled with better traf- Command, Fort Monmouth, •until candidate Robert B. Mr. Long, through the Citizens Field Systems Command, recent- slidtf and movie* on summer Scouts of Troop 17 returned Sun- Richard Gulfo, Nell Brandwene, N. J., attended a seminar on es- ong to the Local Public Advisory Committee, asked the fic movement, in the opinion of ly awarded the U.S. Army Out- cafflplng at a recent meeting at day from a week's camping at Kennsth Cook, Ed Parker, Paul gency: LPA to consider keeping the Mr. Long, should be conducive timating and measuring costs standing Performance Award the; First Biptist Church. the Dan Beard Camp, Forest- Spencer, Les Morris, Richard "I find it difficult to compre- First Ave. shopping center closer last week at Lehigh University. with a quality step increase to burg, N. Y. / Heintz, Lonne Allgood, Bob Bat- to attracting more business to a The program, entitled "Par- lend how Mr. Long is one breath to the harbor area if traffic pat; James E. Schell, M Plum St., ents' Night—Summer Camping," The icouta were accompanied tle, Paul Pappas, Jack Singer, revitalized First Ave. business The program was conducted :«n state he is opposed to ur terns are changed to speed up by the university's depart- New Shrewsbury, N.J., for mer- wu planned by patrol leadarj. by Scoutmaster Fired Mason and Thad Witowski, Kim Fox, Doug area near the harbor. »an renewal for Atlantic High' access and egress, expressing ment of industrial engineering. itorious service as chief of the The presentation waj narrated Assistant Scoutmaster Jose Lynch, John Tayler, Jim Morris ands, as his party publicity the opinion that the Rt. 36 bar- It featured new techniques in ba-Automatic Data Field Systems by Patrol Leader James Cook. and Kenneth Mason. tates he is, and in the next rier would affect shopping pat- Sell Fast! The Dally Register sic statistics, mathematics and Command Laason Office at Fort Schmidt, Scribe James King and ireath can make suggestions on terns along First Ave. andthe Classified. computer technology. Monmouth. Quartermaster William Loud. The Invocation was delivered Freehold by Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge The birthdays of Earl Hicks Celia McCarthy, Miami, Fla.; and Senior Patrol Leader Alan and his daughter, Hilarie, 4, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Budnick, D'ZurilU led the opening cere- were celebrated at the Hicks and children, Michael, Linda, monies. home on Elton Rd. Also attend- Gregory, and Mary Lou, Black- During Count of Honor cert- ing were Mrs. Hicks, Miss Lee stone, Mass. monies. Lee Bergmann of Mid-Clancy, Miss Margaret Clancy, dletown advanced to second Edward Clancy, Mr. and Mrs. John Schingo, Barkalow Ave., class and Burton Bradley of RedJoseph Clancy and children, Col-assistant comptroller with the EVttVTami Bank was presented a Den Chief leen, Linda and Karen, Mr. andNational Newark and Es- cord and warrant. Mrs. Robert Parenteau and chil- sex Bank, Newark, will return MIST mini Troop 23 will leave Sunday far dren, Lorraine, Paul, Charles for his second year course at the the Dan Beard Camp, Forest- and Denise, Rodney Piper, Mr. University of Wisconsin, Madi- burg, NX, andreturn on Augan. d Mrs. Dennis Salvest and son, Wis., this summer Aug. 1- 7. Scoutmaster F. A. D'Zurilla daughter, Cheryl Anne, Mrs. Jo-13. will lead the group and will be seph MoCulley and Mr. and Mrs. assisted by Melvin King, Charles Chester tore. Nelaon, Sr., Jack Schmidt and Miss Robertson Vernon F. Loud. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Coyne, 85 Broadway, have as house guests Wins Degree for a week Mrs. Chester Phebus FAIRF1ELD, Iowa — Miss Jir Get Patent and daughter, Marie, and Miss Ha V. Robertson, daughter of Mr LITTLE SILVER - Benjamin and Mrs. James E. Robertson, 15 S. Sanderson, 3d, 32 Sherwood IN SEMINAR Blossom Rd., Rumson, N. J., has Cir., has patented an invention NEPTUNE - Merritt Lane, received a bachelor of arts de- relating to an automatic sample Jr., 86 Evergreen Ave., will par- gree, cum laude, from Parsons changing device for X-ray dif- ticipate in a seminar August 15- College, here. fractometers. 16 in New York City on liability A psychology major and a Mr. Sanderson, a research insurance litigation. member of Phi Kappa Phi, she chemist with the National Lead Mr. Lane is a Newark attor- received the faculty prize for Co., South Amboy, shares the ney and president of the De-Excellence in the field of Psy pktent with William C. Thackaia fense Research Institute, Mil- chology. 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Mr. Devine nut out the rest of the Mid-Monmouth Educational cessing, educational television, a cil participants to identify and ber of the Board of Education 'You should have a court re- the meeting in the audience. He Council was enacted last night repertory theater program, an study the feasibility of proposed last night amid a growing con- straining order. This is a special had left the table at 8:09 p.m., when the Rumson-Fair Haven Instructional media center, spe- projects, seek and recruit- con- troversy over his appointment. meeting for a special purpose." but board member William Ma- Regional High School board au- cialized library services, college sultants, visit schools and co- Three board members an- The letter was included in the gee arrived at 8:11 and Dr. Her- thorized participation. level courses for advanced high operative projects undertaking nounced they had petitioned the minutes, however. It was signed man O. Wiley came in at 8:25. school students taught by college programs of an innovative na- state Board of Education for a by Mr. Devine, Dr. Polonsky and Another Controversy The boards of Long Branch, professors, in-service training of ture, survey needs of member hearing on the legality of the Mr. Murphy and said the law The second controversy of the Red Bank and Monmouth Re- teachers, cultural presentations, schools, seek additional sources appointment, and protested the was unclear as to whether a night occurred when Dr. Polon- gional high schools are expected special guidance services, study- of financial support, and plan op- installation. One walked away majority vote of the board is sky voted against the promo- to adopt identical resolutions at tours, special education pro- eration of future council activi- from the meeting when his plea required to fill a vacancy.' The tion of high school guidance di their next meetings. ties. was rejected. three asked that a date be set rector Willard Sisson to the new ;rams and work-experience proj- The four school districts wil Two representatives from each for a hearing and that no one ly created post of director of :ts. Mr. Gale was appointed July share an initial federal grant of school will be selected to serve be seated on the board pending pupil services. $29,148 under Title HI of the Initially the program will in- 12 to succeed Charles II. Raynor, as a committee to organize a a determination by the commis- Elementary and Secondary Ed- clude the four schools, whose su- who resigned. He said he still had not re- demonstration planning seminar. sioner of education. ucation Act. The grant wa [>erintendents conceived it. As it But there was not a clear ceived a report on the quality of The pilot seminar, planned for awarded to the Long Branch Sets underway and establishes majority vote of the eight mem- Mr. Canzona refused to ac- Mr. Sisson's work as guidance October, in co-operation with knowledge the motion of the floor board which had named its three rojects, additional schools in bers present. Mr. Gale got four director. "He may be doing an Monmouth College, parochial and Dr. Polonsky countered that fellow districts as proposed as- the county will be invited to votes, Richard Johnson got two, excellent job, but I will vote schools, Ft. Monmouth, indus- and Roy J. Ricci got one. One the motion was not a challenge sociate members in the program membership. Participants will against this and the subsequent trial consultants and other spe- ballot was blank. of the appointment but a request motion," he said. contribute only towards the ad- to postpone an item on the Specific Projects ministration of those projects cialists, will be designed to es- The three members supporting Mr. Sisspn was appointed by tablish approaches of leadership candidates other than Mr. Gale agenda. The grant will be used to plan they wish to join in. a 7-1 vote, and the subsequent specific projects in keeping with activity with teachers and stu- were Dr. Ivan P. Polonsky, Cur- Board member Samuel Caro- motion involved his successor. Executive Committee dents to implement council tis Q. Murphy and Donald D. tenuto backed the president say- the council's aim to combine re- Mrs. Ruth King, a member of The joint board resolution es- goals. Devine. ing that if the motion was ruled sources to expand educational the guidance staff, was promoted ANOTHER BUSY DAY — John L. Hogan. acting super- tablishes an executive commit- The effort has been endorsed There also was opposition to out of order by the chair, there and cultural opportunities for stu- to co-ordinior of high school visor of the regional islet tax office in Aibury Park, tee composed of the superinten- by educational specialists in the the appointment from the floor. was nothing on which to vote. dents, to help teachers improve guidance with both Dr. Polonsky dents of the four districts. It State Department of Education Board President Edmund J. "All you had to do is get an weeds through a pile of work on his desk. The office, instruction, to conduct significant and Mr. Murphy dissenting. Mr. will administer the council and and in the Division of Plans Canzona said he considered the injunction, and you did not," he research projects, and to explore Devine was still seated in the which opened July 8, one week after the tax went into function as liason between it and and Supplementary Centers of appointment valid, but Mr. Gale told the protesting members. and implement creative educa- audience. effect, has been a beehive of activity ai area retidenti the participating school boards. the U.S. Office of Education. •was not sworn in on the 12th. At that point Mr, Devine rose tional innovations at the high The resolution authorizes the It is anticipated that activities That business was the first item and left the table. "I refuse to Dr. Polonsky and Mr. Murphy seek answers on the new 3 per cent sales tax. school level. executive committee to appoint resulting from the planning grant on the agenda of last night's participate in your presidency," also voted against Mrs. King's Herbert A. Korey, principal of will be funded by an operational •pecial meeting. he said to Mr. Canzona, and salary, which will be 1.15 times Long Branch High. School, as ex- grant of approximately {200,000 When the meeting opened, the seated himself in the audienpe. her present salary next year and 1.25 the following year. Mr. Sis- ecutive director on a part-time which will be requested for the five-member quorum present in- Mr. Gale, who had been called Regional Sales Tax Office basis. following school year. cluded the three opponents to forth and was waiting quietly son was continued at his present Mr. Gale's installation. Dr. Po- in the wings, then received the salary. lonsky immediately moved to oath of office administered by A,final negative vote was cast postpone the swearing in cere- Richard Lyon, board secretary. by Dr. Polonsky on a list of 'Business' Is Tapering Off mony pending action on the peti- After the oath Miss Elisabath next year's salaries for adminis- Kellers Urges Stay tion for a state hearing. Kelley, speaking from the audi- trators and supervisors. ASBURY PARK — New Jer- the sales tax on their supplies," and courteous," Mr. Hogan says Mr.' Devine seconded the mo- ence, questioned the legality of the He would not explain his vote sey's 3 per cent sales tax ob- says Mr. Hogan. "Many think "and we don't consider any call 1 tion, and both were declared out swearing in. She noted that Mr. except to say it concerned more serves its first-month anniver- they are exempt because they 'ridiculous. On Rail Service Cut of order by the president. Mr. Devine had left the table leaving than one individual on the list sary Monday. are using the supplies for ulti- The tax on hotel rooma and Canzona said there was no au- the board without a quorum. and he was concerned about the If anyone is "celebrating," it's mate resale, but in this instance, food are two other areas of local ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Mayor Jay M. Kellers hut thority for the action they re- Mr. Canzona declared her out quality of leadership in the the harried employees of the re- they must pay the tax," he adds. confusion, Mr, Hogan says, Onl, night called for a "stay of execution" on plans by the Jersey quested. of order and added, "Despite his schools. gional sales tax office at 710 "We are trying to correct this hotel rooms rented for more Central Railroad to terminate passenger service between this Mattison Ave., who find life by contacting local builders and than 90 days or for 12 or less municipality and Matawan Sunday. somewhat less hectic now that informing them of the law," Mr. daily are exempt from the tax. It is expected that the Municipal Public Service Co- the tax has be«n in effect four Hogan explains. "For awhile we were telling peo- ordinating Committee, of which this borough is a member, weeks. Eventually, it will be (he re- ple who called to inquire aboul will seek a stay from the Appellate Division of Superior Airport Operation Studies John L. Hogan, acting supervi- sponsibility of the regional of- hotel room tax only that room! Court in the form of a restraining order before Sunday, sor of the regional office here, fice to enforce the sales tax law rented for more than 90 day; On another subjett affecting this borough and Monmouth which was set up July 8 as the locally. Since the tax is still in were exempt," Mr. Hogan says County, the governing body reported it favors public purchase first of 10 offices throughout the its "infancy," however, confu- "because we didn't realize peo of Burnt Fly Bog as a means of preserving county under- Will Cover Many Phases state, says "The phone calls are sion is taken into consideration pie could rent rooms here foi ground water supplies. lessening somewhat." and violators are simply told of less than {2 a day." In response to a request by the county Planning Board, And at what was once 100 a their "error" and instructed on After several calls from room FREEHOLD — Operation Stud The county has filed a Bequest general aviation activity in Mon- council will prepare a resolution making its sentiments known day rate, the reduction in phone the proper procedure pertaining ing house owners who rent under for a federal grant jn exjsea of mouth with projections of, future for adoption at its next meeting. les which have been' requeued xalls, is a welcome relief. to them under the new law. the $2 exempt category, the sales $1 million for site purchaseand requirements, with separate "ap- Mayor Kellers noted that this borough is one of the from engineering firms on plans No problem is considered too tax office added this exception development on the presumption Inquiries still come to the of- county's 20 municipalities affected by the water strata fed for a ..new Monmouth County air- praisals for military operations to its answers to inquiring res: that it would be acquiring the fice, via phone and personal vis- small. by streams whose source is-through the bog. port will cover all phases of at the Army Electronics Com- dents. Monmouth field. In recent weeks, it, but now that Mr. Hogan's One particular case last week According to county and some state officials, plans by planning and development, the mand, Fort Monmouth. Food Consumption however, the board has indicat- staff has been increased to in- came from a housewife who had Domim'ck (Ace) Manzo to use his 133-4tre tract in the bog Board of Freeholders said yester- "An appraisal should also be In the case of food consump- ed it will search for other pos- clude three other employees, the purchased a bottle of liquid for in Marlboro for a landfill would cut % -these water re- day. made of the advantages and dis- tion, Mr. Hogan sayi, ,: people sible locations ratlier than force burden of work is more evenly 15 cents in a supermarket and charge areas. In letters soliciting offers from advantages of public vs. private have been confused Ut learn purchase by acquisition. distributed. The staff includes was taxed a penny because the Last night, James Fallen, East Ave., 411 employee of five firms, the county has asked ownership of airports," he said. Mrs. Edna Thompson and Mrs. clerk added the two cents' de- they must pay tax on food Manzo, objected to Monmouth County and "tfhis borough for ilternste recommendations bought in a restaurant for "take- The engineering firms from 2. Selection of alternate site Joan O'Connell, sales tax investi- posit onto the purchase price, "getting Involved in this hot controversy." on public operation vs. private which offers have been sought for comparison with Monmouth gators, and Anthony Shebell, au- making it 17 cent*. "Actually out" consumption. Any food pre- operation, and county develop- are Teetor-Dobbins Consulting Airport, providing a main run- ditor. the price was only 15 cents and pared for "home consumption' ment of the existing Monmouth Engineers, West Islip, New York; way of 5,100-6,000 feet and a More Investigators therefore not taxable," Mr. Ho- is taxable. In addition, food pur- Airport in Wall Township vs. de- R. Dixon Speas Associates, Man- cross runway of 4,000 feet, with In time, Mr. Hogan says the gan explains, "so we called the chased at a roadside stand is velopment of an entirely new hasset, Long Island; Porter, sufficient surrounding land for office staff will be further in- supermarket to Inform them of also taxable, regardless of where Obscene Telephone gite. O'Brien, Ripa and Associates, development of airport-related in creased to include more investi- their error." it's eaten. The engineers were asked to Newark; Leigh Fisher As- dustry. gators, accountants, clerks and Another violation of the law Now that the public is becom express an interest or withdraw itenographers and a permanent ng accustomed to the sales tax, sociates, Inc., San Francisco, and 3. A preliminary master plan reported to the office here was Calls Send Boy to Jail by Aug. 1 so that interviews can supervisor. obviously not unintentional. In Mr. Hogan says his office ha. Parsons, Brincerhoff, Quade & for use of Monmouth Airport, FREEHOLD - A 14-year-old Besides the reformatory term. be arranged and a firm retained Mr. Hogan, who is also mayor this instance, a woman bought been busy with merchants in- Douglas New York. with recommended improve- Monmouth Beach youth yester- Judge Weinstein ordered that a within a month. of Northvale, accepted the posi- a pizza pie that required seven quiring about the procedure on ments, use of existing buildings day was sentenced to an inde- psychiatric examination and Freeholder Director Joseph C. In a letter signed by Charles tion as a temporary assignment. cents' tax. The pizzeria owner, filing monthly reports to the and facilities, and a time sched- terminate term in the James- treatment he given and that, if Irwin said that the request for M. Pike, county planning direc- T commute 180 miles round trip however, charged the woman 10 Sales Tax Bureau in Trenton. ule for development. Cost esti- town State Home for Boys for necessary, the youth be placed expert guidance was suggested tor for the freeholders, the coun- every day," Mr. Hogan explains, cents "because he said he didn't The first report is due Aug. 28 mates and observations on near- making obscene telephone calls. in a mental hosptial, recently by representatives of ty asks: "and we rarely get out of the want to be bothered with pen- and will include all tax received by industrial development also He was sentenced by Mon- the Federal Aviation Agency. 1. A complete evaluation of office on time." nies," Mr. Hogan says. since the law went into effeel Atlantic Highlands Police Chief are required. mouth County Juvenile Court But none of the sales tax of- As in the other instances, the July 1. James Egidio said the youth Judge Leo Weinstein. 4. A comparative master plan fice , employees resent the "ex- pizzeria owner received a call The local office is open Mon was arrested July 16 at his home Jeffrey Jocobitti of Monmouth for the most likely alternate site. tra" hours. "I try to put myself from the sales tax office. day to Friday from 9 a.m. to by Atlantic Highlands Patrolmen 'Just Exploded Inside* 3each Park Blvd., Monmouth 5. A report on various methods in other people's positions," Mr. "The majority of people call- 4:30 p.m., give or take an hour Richard Davis and Bruce Ker- Beach, was found guilty of mak- of operating a county-owned air- Hogan explains, "and it is our ng us about the tax are polite or so for "late arrivals." rigan after an investigation in ing five obscene calls to an At- Malinka Says of Slaying port, with a specific recommen- responsibility to serve as an in- co-operation with the New Jer- dation. antic Highlands woman July 12 FREEHOLD - Frank, Malin- formation center to the public." sey Bell Telephone Co. While she was gone, he said, 6. Cost estimates for 10 years it her home. He also assaulted ka admitted on the witness stand AH problems reported to the he went to the kitchen and re- both for development of Mon- County Gives Hospital he same woman July 16. The telephone company used yesterday that he planned the office receive prompt attention. turned with a knife with which mouth Airport and for the best The youth was released two special line identification equip- murder of his woman friend but More often than not, these other-site alternative. 'problems" arise from confusion eeks before the incident oc- ment at its central office in Long laid he killed her because "I he intended to stab her. She was 7. A definite plan of action, over just what is taxable and urred from a reformatory where Branch to establish that the Just exploded inside." later knifed four times in the Tax Exempt Status with alternatives for federal aid what isn't, Mr. Hogan says. had been sent for an earlier youth had been making the calls chest. Malinka, 30, is on trial before and without federal aid and es- Contractors' Supplies FREEHOLD — Taking advan- nue Service privilege. In addi luyenile violation. from his home phone. tion, the board is to obtain con Monmouth County Judge Alton The state's case is being pre- timates of net costs to the coun- "For example, one" big problem tage of an Internal Revenue sents from the state Departmen V. Evans and a jury for fatally sented by First Assistant Pros- ty for operation and mainte- we've had in this area involves Service provision to give tax ex- of Institutions and Agencies and •tabbing Mrs. Ruth Ericson, 45, ecutor Solomon Lautman. contractors who are not paying empt status to hospital construcr of 184 Ridge Ave., Bclford, in tion bonds, the Monmouth Coun- from the Hospital Plan of New Muir to Seek Office his bedroom at her home Nov. ty Board of Freeholders took a Jersey (Blue Cross and Blue 12, 1965. End Graves Desecration Trial giant step yesterday toward Shield). While not denying the slaying, speeding erection of the pro- Means of casing financia In Atlantic Highlands he has contended he was insane posed Bayshore Hospital in pressures are urgent in Mon tt the time. He testified that Holmdel. mouth, Mr. Daly said, because ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - active member of the Fire De- afterwards he fled the house and While the plan was adopted to the county has been given only 'aul F. Muir, long-time Regula partment for more than 33 years, twice attempted suicide because Acquit Stempler, France "C" classification for eligibil- [epublican, has joined forces having served as fire chief and give aid to Bayshore at pres of remorse. cnt, the board said it will ap- ity for new general hospital beds /ith Administration Republican president. Dr. Edward Dengrove, West FREEHOLD — Builder Leon examined by the state police la- truck of his car and driver off, ily also to other new hospi- under the Hill-Burton Act for ^ouncilmcn Richard C. Stryke He was a member of the First Allenhurst psychiatrist who had Stempler, of Holmdel, and a co- boratorics and proved to be an- Mr. Cross said. He added that tals built by non-profit charita- federal aid. nd Robert M. Earle for the Aid Squad for more than 20 attended Malinka before the mur- defendant, Edward France, won imal and not human. he did not notify anyone about de institutions. Federal funds arc not expect- September primary battle for the years, serving as president and der, said the defendant did not acquittal yesterday on charges The trial had been postponed this. | Under the proposal, which is ed to be offered to Monmouth 5OP nomination for two council captain. He was a member of know the difference from right of desecrating a graveyard. three times before getting un- Another witness, Mrs. Marion being put to use in New Jersey groups for building new hospi- ;eats and the tax assessor's post the Board of Education for 12 and wrong at the time of the derway yesterday. Tomorrow Mr. Norton, Main St., Holmdel Town- for the first time, the county tals at least for five or six years. Mr. Muir, who is running for years. murder, had suffered from "an Monmouth County Judge ax assessor, is reported to be He started working for the Thomas J. Smith directed a ver- Stempler will have a Superior ship, one of the two women who guarantees to take title to the "Under the federal formula, acute schizophrenic reaction" and Court hearing to permit them to had stated that their forebears property being financed when this county has an oversupply of "shoo-in" for temporary nsso.s County Gas Co., predecessor of dict of innocent in the second or when council acts on the ap "killed on impulse only." relocate the remains and have were buried in the cemetery, said the bonds are fully redeemed. hospital beds," Mr. Daly said. the New Jersey Natural Gas Co., day of trial after the state had mintment at an adjourned scs Dr. Robort Stockfisch, a Long the grounds freed of their dedi she learned that some of her Cites Theory But I don't think patients wait- in 1934, and is presently em- completed its case. He granted ion Tuesday to fill a vacancy ployed in the firm's records de- Branch psychiatrist, will testify cation as a burial ground. relatives were buried in the ing in hospital corridors will a motion by defense counsel Freeholder Marcus Daly said ireated by the resignation July partment. He is slated for re- today before the case is sub- cemetery in a Register article in agree.' mitted to the jury. Charles Frankel and William A will of Elizabeth T. Imlay, the theory is that the guarantee of John S. Flitcroft. tirement in four years. 1954/ gives the property the status of An organization of western Describing the murder, Malin- Himehnan that .there was no filed in 1875, stipulated that the Others proposed for the tem- He resides at 18 East Highland prospective public ownership Monmouth County interests, the ka recalled Mrs. Ericson had proof of a criminal violation. purchaser of her lands would be orary post, to run until July, Ave. with his wife I,orraine. and brings It under established Greater Freehold Area Hospital been with him in his room watch- The jtatc had contended Uiat required to remove' the buried 967, arc William J. Griffin, They have two children, a son, remains of a body had been remains to a suitable plot in the Boy on Bike exemptions for tax purposes. Association, is also proceeding lemocratic candidate for the Paul R. Muir, and a married ing television and had left with construction plans and will briefly. dug up in the bulldozing of land Green Grove Cemetery in Key- The board of trustees of the usition; A. Ernest Schickedanz, daughter, Mrs. H. Raymond for the foundation of a house. port at his own expense. Struck by Car Uayshorc Hospital, headed by D. be eligible for tax free status for cgular Republican candidate Young, and two grandchildren. Mr. France was a bulldoier op- Louis Tonti, executive director its bonds if it agrees to the plan. ho will be locking horns with One witness yesterday, Thom- EAST KEANSBURG - An 11- Arrest Soldier erator and Mr. Stempler claimed as Cross of 26 Stempler Ct., of the New Jersey Highway Au- Also, Mr. Daly said, the es- Ir. Muir in the primary race, HURT IN ACCIDENT yearold-boy, struck by a car thority, presented the plan to tablished hospitals of Mon- MONMOUTH BEACH - A ownership of the site. Holmdel Township, said that two id Democrat Gerald Carter. RED BANK — Constance D. yesterday while riding his bicy- the freeholders. mouth Medical Center, Fitkin, ioldier stationed at the Naval But Mr. Frankel contended bones about 18 inches long were It is expected that Admlnis- jilden, 4 McLaren St., was and Rlvervicw, could qualify for Ammunition Depot at Earle was there was no evidence put forth brought to him by his son, Ken- cle, is in fairly good condition Bayshore will be started with ation Republican Councilmen treated for injuries of the neck 102-l)cd center complete with construction to be built in the [ryker, Earle, John A. Joslln at Riverview Hospital yesterday arrested by police here early that the bones allegedly dug up neth, ami another youth the to,iay |n Rjycrview Hospital, Red surgical, emergency, maternity, future if a way can be found to this morninR after being re- were human and not animal. day excavation was completed. nd Edmond J. Cnputo, by their and released following an acci- Dank. nnd private room and ward fa- separate their ownership from injority on the governing body, ported absent without leave from Mr. Stempler of Palmer Ave., He said the boys told him they dent nt Spring St. ami Harding .lames I'inan, 12 Mercer St., ilities. The estimated original existing facilities. II place Mr. Muir in the post. Rd. the post. Holmdel Township, and Mr. had dug up the tones., France of Bethany Rd., llarlet, West Kcansburg, was injured cost has been between $3 and This might involve, he said, The remaining members of She wns a passenger in n car Police said the soldier, Eugene No Notification were accused of violating a ded- when a car driven by Frank J. $4 million. Expansion later to construction of extended service >uncil—• Mayor Jay M. Kellers driven by Jules Giklen of the Benson, was also charged with After he showed these to Mr. Borsky, Highlands, struck his 350 beds Is anticipated. sections or buildings to care for id Councilmcn .lamps R. Sny- same address. Their car report- having a stolen truck In'his icated graveyard and imultilat- ing gravestones May 4, 1964. Stempler, he continued, he went bike on Rt. 36 In East Keansburg, Mr. Daly said that a fcasibil- patients who do not require hos- r and Joseph It. French—arc edly was struck In the rear by possession at the time of his into hit garage. police reported. ty study will be authorized by pital attention but can not emocrats. car driven by Elizabeth Maut- arrest. The truck was taken Animal Bonei The bones were turned over to Through * window he saw Mr. No summons was Issued pend- the trustees to satisfy another iccommodated at private Mr. Muir, 61, was born and ner, 24 Silverbrook Rd., Shrews- from the post, according to po- the county proaecutor'i office ind Stempler put the bones In the ing further lnveitigitlon. condition of the Internal Reve- nursing homes. ucated here. He has been an wry. lice. " Balmain Experiments 16-We4n«diy, July 27, 1966 REGISTER With Geometric Line By LUCIE NOEL In his deancut suits his choice AP FasMMk Writer of fabrics runs to flamboyant PARIS (AP) - Pierre Balmain plaids or deliberately drab opened his toll and winter col- checks and window pane plaids. lections yesterday with a touch "Virginia" is the name of a of geometry and hemlines-gen- beige suit with short fitted jack- erally at the kneecaps. et and big fringed self stole. County Fare But in his important debutante Balmain revives the fur- and college girl line, Balmain trimmed suit, favoring long- hiked his hems three inches haired furs for day, mink for above the knees. evening. Fur cuffs, hemlines and His geometry was expressed collars in his evening story are Revelry in a Roman Courtyard In colored bands at the waist, outlined in jeweled glitter. neckline and skirt. His stiff winter silks for din- headdress, h e bare-chested For evening, Balmain intro- ner time feature Roman stripes. By Rlcardo Muniz, Oakhurtt; Mrs. models (easy In this good-, with a green and white brocade duced the bias line. One such gown in the romantic MARGUERITE HENDERSON Agatlno Malmone, Little Sil- looking group)! Included on robe and voluminous brown Showing on the second day ofSardinian mood has a black George Juska, Elberon florist ver; Mr. and Mrs. James the runway roster are Mn. pants. the Paris season, Balmain said velvet top. His conversation piece,' par excellence, worked his dec-Gatbercole, Matawan; Mr. and Bart McHugh, New Shrews- he has not departed from archi- called "Escorial," is of hand- orating wizardry Friday night Mrs. Charles Carlotta, New bury; Mrs. Robert Norton, El- Among the many who dined on tectural precision, but also nev- some paisley matelasse in shade* ind transformed St. Mary's York; Mr. and Mrs. WUliam beron, and Mils Joy Sieminski, shish-ka-bob, went daffy listening er forgets that "Women lead of burnt orange. The costume has School, West Allenhurst, into "A tonnori, Philadelphia — and Spring Lake. to Arabic records and danced to active lives, travel and live in its own self fabric jacket Night in Italy." from Fort Monmouth, Col. and the Tune Tappers' music were: the world of today." It was achieved with the useMrs. Belmont Forsyth, Maj. The Monmouth-Ocean County Mr. and Mrs. G. Jack Freret, The college girl and deb ward- of fern-topped and Mrs. John Rice, and Maj.Dental Auxiliary has been car- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Larrabee, Balmain is at his best in tail- robes are fresh, demure or artificial stone and Mrs. Frederick Wench. ried away (figuratively speaking) Commodore and Mrs. Ray Fer- ored suit ensembles. The gen dashing. Formal ball gowns have columns simu- The soon-to-be-civilian Col. by The Ferry, Brielle — and will tig, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Lan- eral silhouette is cut closer to their own full length velvet or lating a court- Forsyth (Aug. 1 is his retire- plan its fund-raising fall luncheon caster, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Mac- the figure, the waistline natural, silk coats lined in the dress fab- yard. The fo- ment date) and Mrs. Forsyth around a nautical theme. Stein- Leod, Mr. and Mrs. Hadley King, often belted. ric. cal point was a will take up permanent resi- bach's, has promised to "go over- Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kragh, Any girl about to curtsey at reproduction of dence in Hawaii. board" in a fashion presentation. Mr. and Mrs. Casey Castleman, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Katzenberger court or make her bow to society lALMAIN'S IRIDE — Piarra Balmain showed a medieval the Trevi foun- Mark the date, Thursday, Oct. Twins Baptized will fall for Balmaln's romanti- tain with a re- We though we knew all about 6, for a whale of a good way toand Mr. and Mrs. AI Morrison, cized glamor. wadding gown yesterday among hit offerings at the fall c i r c u 1 a t- field trips — but a Lester C. enjoy luncheon out while bolster- all of Fair Haven; Mr. and Mrs. In St. Ann's Kenneth Friede, Mr. and Mrs, Balmain always does wonder- and winter showings in Paris. The bride was a young

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Ann Petti, daughter of Mr. and the former Jane Susan Upson, 200 cities of the U.S. and Canada tis Foundation, the Child Wel- Although the hands are pre- Mrs. Anthony Petti, of this place, have returned from England will compete with one another fare League of America tnd -the dealt in order to allow everybody became the bride of Louis E, where he was stationed with the in a nationwide charity benefit American Cancer Society, total- to play the same deals no mat- Granata, son of Mr. and Mrs U.S. Air Force for three years. game Friday evening. ing more than MOO.OOO. ter where he plays, they are not Airman Allen, son of Mr, and Patrick E. GranaU, 381 Mapl Contestants will play the iden- In last year's continent-wide pre-arranged. They are actually Mrs. William Edgar. Allen, 27 PJ., Keyport, here on July 16. tical hands being played at the charity game, played in connec- dealt by a computer, and no one Hilltop Cir., and Miss Upson, same time at the Summer Na- tion with the 1%5 Spring Na- sees them before the game ex- Rev. Robert Antczak officiated daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon- tional Championships of the tionals at Louisville, Ky., near- cept a committee of expert play- at the double ring ceremony and ard Upson of Bury Saint Ed- American Contract Bridge ly 20,000 players took part, do- ers who study the deals and celebrated the Nuptial Mass in munds, Suffolk, England, were League in Denver, Colo. nating almost $40,000 to the char- prepare an analysis of what may the Church of Sts. Peter and married March 26 in St. The game here will be played ity fund. The Katontown game happen when they are played. Paul, Hie Apostles. George's Church of England in in the Monmouth Bridge Center, included 60 players and raised a The bride was given in mar- that borough. Vicar Rev. A. E. Copies of this analysis are fur- Monmouth Shopping Center Aud- total of $150. riage by her father. She wore C. Widdicombe officiated. Miss Mist Kathleen T. Brenvel nished to every game director itorium, at 8:15 p.m. Mr*. Stanley R. Buck a white peau de soie gown witii Christine Upson, at home, was Players everywhere ate dealt in a sealed packet. At the con- (The former Nancy L. Hawk) appliques of Alencon lace and a maid of honor for her sister, Entry fees will benefit the the same hands as the experts clusion of the game, the seal is chapel train. Her shoulder- and Robert Rollins was best To Marry ACBL charity campaign which tackle in the Charity Pairs game broken and all participants are length veil was held by a crown man. Miss Rosalind Richardson last year gave nearly a quarter at the Summer National in Den- given a copy showing the hands of petals. was bridesmaid. of a million dollars to the Amer- ver. Kach individual section of they played, thus furnishing am- Nancy Hawk ican Cancer Society gnd the the game is scored independent- Miss Barbara Petti, at home, Immediately after the cere- On Sept. 4 munition for post mortem dis- MIDDLETOWN — Announce United Cerebral Palsy Associa- ly, but the averages are com- cussions. This idea was inaugu- was maid of honor for her twin mony a reception was held in tions. Since July, 1964, the board pared with those of all players Is Married sister. Bridesmaids were Mis the parish hall of the church. ment is made by Mr. and Mn rated in the July 1963 continent- RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Brenvel, 7 Tropical Dr. of trustees of the Charity Foun- in the contest. Awards, in addi- wide game. Barbara Jane Granata, al Among those attending were the dation has approved grants to tion to top score prizes for each Frank C. Hawk, 312 River Rd., home, sister of the bridegroom bridegroom's parents who trav- of the engagement of the announce the marriage of their daughter. Miss Kathleen Theres sucti organizations as the Na- section, include prizes for the Miss Patricia Petti and Mis eled to England for the cere- tional Tuberculosis Association, best scores in each district and daughter. Miss Nancy Leigh Gale Petti, at home, sisters of mony and then toured Europe Brenvel, to Lt. William Davii WHEEL CHAIM Hawk, to Stanley Roger Buck, the bride, and Miss Brenda San- Mrs. Allen S. linkeUlein for a month. tostigan, Jr., U.S. Army. He »on of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur G. tore, Irvington. (The former Cynthia Landau) Mrs. Allen, up to the time of he son of Mr. and Mrs. William Buck, 8 DeNormandie Ave., Fair her marriage, was a typist with David Costigan, Sr., 300 Neil Bride-Elect Is Honored Haven. The double ring cere- Peter Effinger, Maryland, wa Ave., Belford. best man. Ushers were Lt. An- Charles Watson and Company. HAZLET - Miss Gail Ham- md Mrs. Walter Cook, 66 Chap- mony took place July 17 in Miss Landau She is a graduate of Silver Ju- A Sept. 4 wedding is planned Christ Church Methodist, Fair drew Del Genio, Cherry Point, Miss Brenvel, a graduate mer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. n Ave., Red Bank. N. C; Frank Robinson, Delaj bilee School for Girls. Vernon Hammer, 42 Bethany Also attending the shower Haven, with Rev. Charles G. The bridegroom was gradu- Middletown Township Hig! Hankins officiating. A reception ware; Daniel Moloney, Minne- Is Bride School, is employed as a se Rd., Hazlet, was honored at a vere Mrs. Richard Cook and sota, and William Bizub, Colon- ated from Middletown Township miscellaneous shower by her /ITS. Patrick Shine, Eatontowr; was held in the Willow Brook LONG BRANCH - Announce- retary at Bell Telephone Laboi ia, N. J. All served with the High School in 1962. He has just bridal attendants, Miss Ellen /Irs. Walter Cook, Red Bank; Inn, Fair Haven. ment is made by Mr. and Mrs. atories, Holmdel, and is attero bridegroom in the U.S. Marim completed service in the U. S. Hammer, Miss Marlene Cohen, /Irs. Robert Nolan and Mrs. Mac M. Landau, 345 Hollywood ing Monmouth College, Wesi The bride wore her grand- Corps, in which he was a lieu- Air Force. and Miss Sue Condon at Miss Xmald Buhler, Middletown; Ave., of the marriage of their Long Branch. mother's wedding gown which tenant. Condon's home, 9 Crescent Rd. Mrs. George Warren, Miss Carol daughter, Miss Cynthia Landau, Lt. Costigan, an alumnus wa« fashioned of off-white satin Eckert, Mrs. Ben Cohen, Mrs. After a reception in Diamond to Allen S. Finkelstein. He is the Bridal Shower Red Bank Catholic High Schoo Miss Hammer will become the on Empire lines. The bodice, Vernon Hammer and Miss Vir- Jim's, Cheesequake, the coupli son of Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel and St. Peter's College, Jerse: bride of Robert Cook, son of Mr. side panels and front panel were /it Port Monmouth ginia Condon, and Mrs. Thomas of net with sequins and seed motored to Nova Scotia. When Finkelstein, 525 Sairs Ave. City, is stationed at Fort Sai they return, they will reside In PORT MONMOUTH - Mlgs Houston, Tex." F. Condon, Jr., Haziet; Mrs. pearli. Her headpiece was made Rev. Morris Chotin officiated Farewell Party James Cadoo, Miss Barbara Irvington. F r a n o e s Librandy, Plainfield, ffrom material to match her at the double ring ceremony was guest of honor at a bridal Given in Middletown Joyce and Miss Christy Buhler, gown. The bride was graduated from June 28 in the Malibu Hotel in shower given by Mrs. Chester •LOIN« The trips to the national Boy You know they are made by A^P,..sold only at A&P. Sii«r-RI|lt ALL MEAT Scout ranch are made annu- C 79f ally by the scouts from the Mon- franks 1.15 59 99£ 1" mouth Council as part of th« You know about the qaatity of Ann Page Fine Foods. HVnB high adventure program of the MAKE SUQAR OURED organization. The scouts have to e COMBIHATION OHOK » STIW1M* be 14 yean of age and physically Swift's BiKon £99 UmbShouliUrs ^ fit for mountain climbing, ac- You know there are more fanfort? THIMC SUCH tr RIIUUR cording to Scout Executive J. Super-Right •racftofUmb ^ Fred Billett, who co-ordinates Everything from iroyoimaisetoniacBnai, ~ the scouting activities for Mon- Bacon •rand lit* mouth County. from pepper to preserves. Sp«iaBy Selected ,. PCTTITS IRAND-S.rva Cold or H.at 'M laf SAN ANTONIO, Tex. - Air- Barf Liver "*$*!*' 45(f. Bar-B-Qufd Chicktns 75 Students man Danni L. Hutt, son of Mr. e and Mrs. George T. Saathoff, You know they cost yon less than comparable brands. Flank Steaks ^ 99lb Marlboro, N. J., has been select- C IUFFET-BONH.ESS Get Jobs ed for technical training at Kees- We know, that Hke all AAPexcluBives, »,n Rtl(Jy whol. 29,K HALVES-Supw-Riglrf NEW SHREWSBURY - Mon- ler AFB, Miss., as a U. S. Air mouth Regional High School is Force air traffic specialist grocery Values To Go Buy not dead during the summer, F. The airman recently complet- they're our best values, your best buys. Vinton Smith, director of the ed basic training at Lackland school's summer employment AFB, Tex. program, said yesterday. Airman Hutt was graduated Are Ann Page Foods a good reason for shopping A*P? from Freehold Regional High Mr. Smith reported that the Scottissue Tomato Juice School. service has found jobs for 75 IVW MMt Mm students in such occupations as They're one of many. •> lawn care, clerical work, baby- Ctltre 7 1.00 sitting and odd jobs. Board Refers , CO^WCHTCltW.THtCIIEATAUAMTlCtWwanCTttCa.irlC. /* "For all the youngsters who Jane Parker Bakery Variety! really wanted to work, we were Application RsUjr-U-Eit C«r*il YUKON CLUI — MIFIivin able to get jobs," he commented. CANNtD 12 (Lot e Cooperation of local residents Angel Food Ring SAVE 10c lOTQlWholeWheitHahiX pkgi. 09 Soda 12 89 and businessmen has been good, To Zoners Mr. Smith said. "I interviewd OCEANPORT — A minor sub- PLAIN . 4Ce Danish Ring Nectar Tea Bags 48Pi; 59° A&P Instant Coffee jar about 200 of them — individuals division application by James Apple Pie SAVE 10c, ** B«m*Amia\a> STRAWBERRY 0 '"• #DA IUL!.. NABISCO PRIDE llot.4Ao and businessmen," he said, "and Ryerson of Comanche Dr. was, SAVE Mb. 13 oi.40c lib. Pullman Bread UWVIUV9 Sandwich Aiiortm.nt pk5.** they like the interest the school referred to the Board of Adjust- Reg. 8" Size 4c loaf ** rieserves ANN PA6E i iar /9° c ict is taking in getting students ment by the local Plan- SAVE 20 IK. 39 HOMESTYLE C In 4Q* Ocean Spray "S, £&< summer employment They feel ning Board last night. Donuts Plain or Sugared ™ pkg. ""' Ground Peeper Pc^ 3 ';: c c they ought to follow the Mr. Ryerson asked permission Burry's Cookies ct; 2^:65° Ocean Spray "t2!t "If59 example." to purchase a 142 by 150-foot Country-Good Dairy Foods Hn|M PINEAPPLE- PlA UlV PiUibury Chill-No Bake f°i-Ue The school employment ser- tract adjacent to his property. •""•• GRAPEFRUIT 01CM1 OS rlB miA Lemony or Chocolaty pig." vice continues open every week The board ruled that his and F ANNPAGE day, the teacher added. He the adjacent lot would be under- W Hawaiian Punch ; 3 ;: 1.00 ' MM P> Salad Dressing ;r49' urged those in the area needing sired and to seek permission to S d b 0 temoorary help of any kind to establish new property lines, the Danish Bacon v.rio ul"r .nd. 'e. n"79 •ppiy. applicant must secure a vari Cheese Slices Cottage Cheese £*2 l!W« : c Sliced "We itill have lots of students ance allowing the use of the new Mtl'0-lil Mi. Twin Staok Natural loi.j|7| Dole's Pineapple Check Full 0' Nuts ^'.l ,:« available," he added. lots. A&P Sliced Swiss Cheeie pkg. AMiiv-Yilltw t Whlli Bachman Pretzels ^ 'X39* The board indicated It favors PfftifriZli' PrKMS KRAFT'S Pait.Proc. l-lb-AAt Heinz Ketchup the applicant's plan. 59' W Cheez-Whiz Chewe Spread jar Halsey Aids Gtv 29' Maxwell House S '^145 4-H Unit Plans Tasty Choice! Frozen Foods1 Chicken Broth w«^»^ V* fllha ln'"nt DrvMilk M>k" llb"75t Hospital Drive *•••• N«n-FatB'J BllliiS0F «qtiT . otplj.b ' Crafts Program Stuffed-Beked ai-ib.3oi.ace BIRDS EYE | 10 01. Maxwell House "»" 2 11.59 Kraft Parkav " 19* NEW YORK - Van R. Halsey, Spinach Leaf or Chopped ' pkgi. Rumson, N. J., partner in the HAZLET - Members of the 4- DORANN *• pkgi. W* Uft*ll BROADCAST I S'/j 01.17c l-lb.9'ACQ0 •vraii ramay MARGARINE pk«.™ Investment firm of Carlisle k H Varieties will hold an arts and T||*fV«M Sliced—Banquet liawl CORNED BEEF can '• 01. can "* crafts program this week, and IIHHVJ InSibletGr.vy 3 89« Horn»Hardart * French's Brown Gravy *" 19° Jacquelin, has been named vice With Beef in Burgundy chairman of the hospital trust- then sell the items as a fund- so, Heinz Vinegar^ 21° Fo k s raising project, according to Ken- Sliced Beef K 3 89* Sauce—Horn * Hardart Gravymaster ;^, ;; {ffi* ees division of the 1966 United Au Gratin—Chopped neth Hlavacek, publicity chair- HORN 1 Glflli Rfl0C 25 Food Storage lags lln Y -i tal Fund appeal. Douglas SEABROOK Gils Spray Starch 3 (S«v»llc f,r Pack) T. Yates, chairman of the di- man. Baked Beans HARDART vision, made the announcement At the recent County 4-H Fair DORANN today. n Freehold, Daniel Moran re- Onion Rings French Fried Beef Goulash Mr. Halsey will assH Mr. Yates ceived an "excellent" for his In leading 700 prominent trustees ducks; Kenneth Hlavacek re- Fresh Fruits and Vegetable: Crest Tooth Paste and doctors from 34 fund mem- ceived an "excellent" for his ber voluntary hospitals in MSJI- pair of pigeons with babies and hatten and The Bronx in their pair of rabbits, and Mark Fi- ducia won a third place award CtHftnii Wistern efforts to help raise the fund's MftTLETT WITH FLUORISTAM "Jf $3 million goal. The fund's 87th with his seelng-eye dog. SEEDLESS Grapes Pears annual campaign opens Oct. I At a recent meeting, Kevin 73 and the money raised will help McDermott, 5 West Susan St. NONE PRICED HONE PRICED was a visitor, and Mary Clan- CONCENTRATE care for nearly 3 million patients HIGHER! HIGHER! In the fund's 78 member hos- cy, 68 Fulton PI., joined the 2 49 2 29 Secret Ice-Blue C pitals in the liv: boroughs of club. Prell Shampoo :89 New York City. Weitern-NONE Mbl-lb. 4Qe Cultivated Mr. Halsey is treasurer and a PRICED HIGHERI 2 cello,.||_,i aW Blueberries New J«rny Roll-On Deodorant In Training ££«• SHAMPOO trustee of St. Luke's Hospita Red Ripi ctn. 20C NONE PRICED Center,^ a Fund member hospital, PRICED HIGHERI 3to4** Lemons HIGHERI 1.5 H. c and a trustee of Excelsior Sav- !!•••••*• N0NE 'RICED 4A« NONE PRICED size Prell Liquid 60 ing* Bank. Limes HIGHERI 79 Dananas HIGHERI Urges Co-operation BEEF CHUNKS STRAINED VARIETIES MIXES INSTANTLY WITH MILK INSTANT On Rt. 35 Work < e T C MIDDLETOWN - Ellis Vieser, Laddie Boy Dog Food 41*99 Swift's Meats For Babies 4*-«99 Nestle Strawberry Quik French's Mashed Potatoes P £33 chairman of the township Safety Council, yesterday released a statement urging all township property owners involved in right Fleischmann's Reynolds Aluminum of way proceedings for scheduled Spry Shortening Wyler's Flakes Chock Full 0' Nuts Dial Soap Improvements to Rt, 35 to be Margarine Foil Wrap All Colon "co-operative and unselfish." Gr*en Libal Pure Vegetable ONION I PARSLEY Coffee Mr. Vieser also asked township 1 officials Involved in the project *>^ M 33 2 Z 33' to "work more feverishly toward 2:49' '.£87« 12^1.69 getting the job done." "Unless definite target dates are set Immediately for work to Safeguard New Advanced start on Highway 35 Improve- New Sunshine Breeze Detergent Fluffy All ments, ttie Safety Council will in- Complexion Soap All Detergent stitute an intensified campaign Detergent Rinso Detergent New Heavy Duty Controlled Suds Controlled Sudi—Concentrated demanding action," he said. 0 3 5o.. ACt Douglas W. Covert OQe I 1iiq.qt.7Ot l-lb.4u.40c Jib ioi.TI c For Automatic 3 Ib. T7c Referring to the intersection of ^b.thcakei"" U/ I p|,,|ic 10 pig. pkg. /I Waihert pkg. < ' 3 Ib. I ot. 77c Rt. 35 and Apple Farm Rd., SAN ANTONIO, Tex. — Air pkg. '/ where four persona died in a col-man Douglas W. Covert, son of lision Friday night, Mr. Vieser J. Leonard Covert, 181-A Bownc stated: "Flashing 'Signals Ahead' Rd., Atlantic Highlands, N. J., signs should be installed imme- has been selected for teclmica Lava Soap Dove Liquid Lux Liquid training nt Kocsler AFB, Miss. diately. The topography of the Tht Hind Soap highway at this point demands as a U.S. Air Force communi- For Dishes Detergent cations-electronics specialist. the placement of signal warning 9 rag. 07C I pt. 611. 01. /0c I pt. 6 fl. oi. rQ( devices. In that present traffic: The airman recently complet- botlot.. 0/ plaitie 3» Save Plaid Stamps signals are hidden liy Hie hill ed basic training at I.ackinm traveling south and by the rnll- AFH, Tex. road overpass proceeding north. Airman Covert was graduated Prices •ffectlve thru Sat., July 30th In Sup«r Markets and Stlf- THE NO. 1 STAMP PLAN IN THE NEW YORK AREA These signals would be needed from Middletown (N.J.) Town- Strvic* storss only In Northern Now cal Spectacular two bogies and a double bogie, Mrs. Hernard Vrtfi to Lions Field here Saturday SuhhlnKdalp night at eight o'clock. but recovered to post a 39. Dis-Mr*. Cy Corwin, Ye Mi»*t MAO .funr llairn, This baseball game is played playing an eight handicap, she llllh llidlf 43-3B—Kl recorded a 71 net score to share Mr., mil. Tr.il. K»hes Fell. II-IMO1 from the backs of trained don- By THF, ASSOCIATED PRESS Slrw. Klrh.rd NpHllian, keys. For the game, the Blue net honors with Mrs. Cy Corwin Itraldhurn 45-tlH-Kl NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE -Mr» A I" MunrH, IIIIIIH Ariltll 4R-S«—811 Jeans Athletic League has ob- of Fenway, who carded 80-9—71 W L Pet. G.B. W L Pet. G.B. .Mtih Cnlliy l.lnncy, rinlntleld 4241—83 tained the services of the Buck- Mrs. Pat Cici, Cederbrook, de- San Francisco 60 40 .800 — Baltimore 45 .660 - eye' Donkey Ball Co., Columbus, fending champion who won last Pittsburgh 58 40 .592 1 Detroit 5J 43 .552 11 Ohio. year with a 236 total, trails by Los Angele* 57 40 .588 1'/* Cleveland 53 45 .541 12 The league has announced its six with her 4342—85 Ml.» Ann Krrriian, Philadelphia .52 47 .525 7'/, California .-.52 47 .525 BonnlA Briar lineup as follows: Pat Acconzo, yesterday. Mrs. llpnrj Doabltet, St. Louis 50 47 .515 8Vi Minnesota 50 49 .505 Siel Stinemacher, Jack Keelen, Mrs. Alfred King, Rum- llolUwsod Houston .48 40 .490 11 Chicago ...... x..

Included among the day's ac- Pittsburgh, VL»W (64) at San Kansas City, Nash (34) at tivities will be a baseball game Francisco, Bolin (5-6) Boston, Santiago (94), night between the, Colts and Rebels. Tomorrow's Games Tomorrow's Games Among the1 people expected to St. Louis at Atlanta, night Detroit at Chicago, night be on hand are the officials of Chicago at Cincinnati, night Kansas City at Boston the River Plaza Boys Club. • Only games scheduled. Only games scheduled.

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Regan 1 0 0 0 FAIRFIELD, Conn. — Tucker • 13 3 PerranMkl W. 4-4 1 10 0 TWO . \i Frederickson, the New York M«l Are Champs NICKLAUS tH Giants' leading ground gainer Long Scrimmage | GALLON MlrVr Yirk (S> I Hni.ton (4) HBRSH'EY, Pa. —CoachJoe GAS CAN Mets Win 14th MIDDLETOWN - The Midan-d sixth in the National Foot • • ah r h hi ah r h 111 Kuharich sent his 69-man Hlllrr.tb 5 0 10 1 Wynn.rl 4 1 dletown Mets and the New Mon-ball League last season, suf- GOLF BALLS Liptow.rf 3 1 « 0 | S.J'rk»»n,«» till RED BANK — The New fered a strained left knee wtiile Philadelphia Eagles squad For Motorist, Sportsman Kg pool.U 4 I 1 0 4 » 0 0Shrewsbury Mets, leaders of themouth Giants were crowned through a 90-minute scrimmage %V»MM • 4 i J i NtAUb.rf 3 1 participating In a heavy scrim- Pro Signature c. 4 J s l BBatrman.c 3 ft champions Saturday in the Mid- yesterday in preparation for the and Homeowner jlMNSbrV 4 0 I 1 I Mnrr.lt ! 0 National Division in the Seaboard mage yesterday. Br'»'«Tu 4 0 I 1 !i xlchoiH-n.p.ph 1 0 dletown Youth Athletic Associa- team's first pre-season game. Autograph Mode' Bigger League, won their 14th The full extent of the Injury GrttM 4 01 0! Harrlnon.lb 4 0 0 0 The Eagles are to face the Itiaw.a. : 3 0 ! 0 | A>pr'ntr,3b 3 110straight game of the season last tion. won't be known until today when Glr*Mr,» 10 0 0 1 (ila.tlp 1«H g g fledgling Atlanta Falcons, new- fi h Rd Bk The Mets won the Major Di- the former Auburn star wlH be 3 FOR IJI9 comers in the National Football j Brand,ph 0 li i i) week by defeating the Red Bank vision title by defeating the At-examined by an orthopedic sur | Owent.p O1 0 0« 0 Red j Sox ' , ,5-3, . League, Monday at Atlanta. Dn Mel c . <») I Red Sox 13) lantic Highlands Jets, 5-2, while geon. 39 S 10 5 I !» 4 I 4 AB R HI Quarterbacks Norm Snead, tl'CW York 013 001 OOO-AAKhlon.cf 110 1 Taylf>r,3b the Giants downed the St. Mary's The Giants cut-nine players, in- Houston 310 000 000—4 B.plr'zrUh 1 1 0 ! 8ch'ffer.2b 3 0 «Twins, 2-1, to win the Junior King Hill and Jack Concannon K—(iro4r. HP—.\f« York. 5: HouMon Cur't'n.lb.p 2 111 Olorno.is.p 3 0 cluding linebacker Tom Costello, . LOB—New York. 5; HnuKlon, 3. SB—Tanko.r.lh 1 1 0| Evans.lb 2 0 Division crown. directed the first string offense 77 Y Boyer, Elliot, C. Jnnf.. SB— g. 1 1 AK'mm't.ss 0 0 after yesterday's practice. Costel- Jackion. SF—Mu't. 0 1 I Zaczone.p 1 0 The Mets, National League lo, from Dayton, was a regular against second-line defenders IP H R Kit BB SO 0 0 | OaddlB.cI 2 0 champions, jumped out to a 3-0 Maw W. SO . 4 4 M'z7.'«ne,c 2 0 0 I Oeroni.ir 1 1 last year. yesterday. Hill looked sharpest; (,'ardarr 4 0 Newman.Ba 2 0 OlWIIaon.rl 1 0 lead with three runs in the first Limit Two Rn,,l,c The others trimmed were of- with eight pass completions in r.la.ll I.. IM . m 1 1 inning on singles by Doug Blox Additional $1.49 taeh Raymond ..,....Hk fensive ends Cliff Wilder and Otrrna r< om and Joe Freeman, a sacri- 12 tries: : Dick Souells, offensive tackle Outstanding on the receiving Limit 3 per customer Features reversible 6'/:-inch flexible ice fly by Jack Kauffman and Dave Powless, punter Joe Whe- Ron Swain's double. end were flanker Glen Glass at this price. metal spout and deluxe plastic vant. FOOTBALL PLAYERS! lan, quarterback Bob Post, de- and tight end Dave Lince, a 6- Singles by Butch Vasto, Les Additional balls $1.00 each Metallic red with yellow trim. fensive back Peterson Mathews, foot-7, 250npound rookie from PRE-SEASON TRAINING CAMP Hendricks, a hit batter and an guard Randy Staten and center- North Dakota State. HIGH SCHOOL-PREP-COLLEGE infield error scored the Jets' two Priced oi shown al Flreitom Storti; comptllllvtly prrctd at Flrtitoni Deonn and ol all Hrvica itorlent linebacker Joel Wellborn. Fullback Joe Kantor, a mem- runs in the fifth. dlsploylni Hit FirtstOM tlgn. SPECIALIZING IN FOOTBALL Wilder, from Iowa, was theber of the 1965 taxi squad, | CROSS COUNTRY & SOCCER Phil Steiner proved to be theclub's 10th choice in the draft. shared running honors with reg- AUG. 1 Him AUtt. 2* $1 COO ptr difference for the Giants. In the ular halfback Timmy Brown. IVENINGS »:30-« P.M. •«» mo. first inning, he doubled to drive Plenty of Receivers 300 ATHLCTIS CANT IE WR0N6 in John Pirozzi who had walked, •PliEKSKI-LL, N.Y. — The way Packers in Trade Open Wed. and Fri Evenings til 9 p.m. steiner scored the winning tally llmlltd Rtwrvatloai Weeh Ewbank sees he has GREEN BAY, Wis. - Veteran in the fifth frame when Steve Call 842-0232—747-53T4—S42-342i more pass receivers on his Newdefensive end Lloyd Voss and Buser doubled him home. 1500 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT York Jots this season than at rookie Tony Jeter of the Green Over 250 awards were mode to any other time in his four-year Bay Packers were traded yes- Undtr Personal Suptrvlsion of Bob Osqoodby the winning teams and All-Stars tenure. terday to the Pittsburgh Steel- of the MYAA at the fifth annual Tile coach of the American ers for an undisclosed high draft picnic at Bodmnn Park. 'ootoall League team is partic- choice. The St. Mary's Bishops were ularly high on the work of two Voss, G-foot-4, 260-pounds, was Announcing . . . awarded the Sam Posten Me- players who were with other first round choice from Ne- Where Your Safety is Our Business morial Trophy for winning the teams lost year. braska in the 1964 National Foot- Boys Division championship last Ewbank singled out Jim Col-hall League draft. The Opening of Practice for the week, 7-3, over the Atlantic High-dough, a soven-yoar veteran who Joter, f>-3; 240-pounds, also is STORES lands Fireballs. was acquired from the Boston from Nebraska and was a third The winning teams also re- Patriots in the deal involving round draft choice last year, "RUMSON" POP WARNER ceived trophies for the cham- leisman trophy winner John MAPLE AVENUE pionship efforts. luarte, and flanker Sam Weir, et Punter who was signed as a free agent ORANGE, Calif. — The Los FOOTBALL TEAM Mlddlrtown I Atlanlla Hlihland. AT WHITE STREET MftL 4 I) 0 niojtom..p < 1 1I Vln.rf i 1 2 "Put them with Bake Turner, er yesterday in a swap with the FreiMn'n.r! t 1 2 | B. JoneB.lli a 0 2 )on Maynard, George Saner, Philadelphia Eagles. RED BANK PHONE 747-5700 Kauri'n.:lli 3 0 0 Hrnilrlck ,ll» 4 1 2 All Boys Report To The Bcott.lt> Mollpy.cr.p Bill Added lo the squad was Jerald llMiMvir Rademachcr find Jim Whltloy.iid Kvans ami wo have a good crop Circo, who played at Chicu States p ALSO AVAILABLE AT: FORESTDALE SCHOOL II o ColU'KC Circo had lieen workui); I ll.RlPlry.rf n o of catchers," said Weeb yester- W. Jonrn.rr I) II day as lie made the finishing out with the Eagles and was FIRESTONE STORE I FIRESTONE STORE BLACKPOINT ROAD swapped to the Rams for a fu- 2» 5 7 | touches for tonight's rookie RT. 9 AT THE MALL I 1000 ASBURY AVE. Mlddletnwn Mula ..3io nin o-5 game against the Boston Patriots ure draft choice. GIRLS INTERESTED IN BEING A. H. Jtla ,,.ooo mo o-a in Lowell, Mass. The Rams storied working out FREEHOLD • 462-1350 I ASBURY PARK • 775-1700 CHEERLEADERS-REPORT AT THE SAME TIME Sell Fasti The Daily Register "It's going to be tough to with four rookie punters, but Claislfied. . dedde which ones to keep ac- three were cut. . Mr 27.»« THE DAILY Union Beach LLers Win Doug Bull, Former Ar&a Wtth Keith Tonk driving in ant National outlasted Jackson Marv Geathers two-run homer down Jackson Twp. Harold Seld- against Freehold Boro at North thna runt, Union Beach ad- Township, M. in the fifth Inning wai the de- ler drove in a pair of runs and National vanced to the quarter-finals of Leibfreed balsted a home run Cbester Hooper knocked in one cisive blow in Lakewood's vie- Manasquan-Brielle tht District 11 Little League the first inning after Mike and scored once during the up- Sailor, Wins Dinghy Title tournament yesterday by edging Loughran's single, and doubled MIAMI, Fla., — The Dinghy taken to the Sea Aquarium in i-6 for his points. Brick Township, 4-3. home Ken Kerwin in the third Pt. Pleasant National against Pt. Pleasant American sailor is only 12-years-old, but Miami and was towed with his Son of the former Barbara Tonk led off the second inning with deciding run. five runs in the fifth inning to at Spring Lake Heights. he's a champion. Doug Bull, son dinghy in a pool by a porpoise Sayre Bull, Maple Ave., Red with a home run and singled of Mr. and Mrs. John Bull, Coral for a television show. —Bank ,, ,youn g.. Doug_ -picked up homa Vincent Lamano and Bob Gables, won the International In the world championship strong sailing talents from his Orr, who was hit by a pitch and Optimist Dinghy Association Re- races, Doug surged from 18th mother who was a great walked, respectively, in the third gatta title here last week on Bis-position at the halfway mark to at Monmouth Boat Club. •' frame with what turned out to be cayne Bay. a sixth place finish in the final His parents were in Red hank the winning tallies. Competing were skippers of the Beacon Challenge Cup se-to take delivery of a 33-foottr Union Beach's quarter-final from Denmark, Finland, En- ries on Friday to guarantee him- and missed his excellent effort. game will be tomorrow against gland, Sweden, West Germany self the Optimist Dinghy World Telephone wires were hot. from Freehold Township at Ocean and United States. Championship. Red Bank to Miami during the Township. Young Bull won the world After discarding his worst per- In other games yesterday, championship and the Beacon formance in the six-race series Mr. and Mrs. Bull will- Rich LeiWreed drove in all of Cup by scoring two firsts, a sec- (a 10th place) the his team's runs to pace Point ond, fourth and sixth and was Bull had official finishes of 1-1-2- Pleasant American to 3-2 vic- 10th in a race he could throw tory over Spring Lake Heights; out. In the series Bull compiled Lakewood downed Manalapan 7,315 points. Township, 3-1, and Point Pleas- Pete Warrer, Denmark, was n*»cN II) I Brim Twp. IS) second in the championship scor- AB R H II AB BB H ing 6,810 points. U'th'wi.lb 3 0 0! Rflsfr.2b 3 0 Lamano.2b 111 Shulln.U 3 0 . There was a fleet of 32 boat Orr.p 2 1 It Gant.c 3 0 0 competing in the final races af- LanganLangan.lt. ] 3 0 0! Mrtgher.M 31 Tonkl,cTk[ [ 3 12 1 D' Albrech.rf 2 0 0'' MtMattaon.cw l 3 1 was the first time the United KMter.lt 3 0 0 Ctravalarl 3 0 1 States won this event. 23 4 4 | MIS Doug, a member of Coral Reef Union Beach .. ,, 021 000—0 4 •rick Twp. 00000 J10J10—3 Yacht Club, Miami, and the Mon HB-Mea«her. Tonk. SB-ReHer, mouth Boat Club, Red Bank, lUttaon, Orr. N. J., was the youngest sailor UkewaW (3) I Manalapaa T. ID in the group. Bull then went on AB R H AB R H Alonzo.2b 3 1 1 Bray.ir 2 0 0 to win the Miami Yacht Club C'nd'aoB.rf 3D 0 j Bj.'I.Jh 3 0 0 event last weekend with two Geathera,e 3 11] Brown.p 3 0 1 Roilenlb 3 0 0! Ntrl.la 3 O 0 firsts and a second. He also Vetrano.rf 2 0 0 Hushes.c J 0 0 raced in the Pelican Harbor Jones, rf 1 0 0 I Wirrn.rf 1 0 0 G roil.II 3 10 Murphy. rl Yacht Club event and tied for V'VMJM.P II i Vn'aaii.lb 2 0 1 second. Cotfleld.lt 3 0 0! Waicner,2b 201 Iv«nj.3b 2 0 1! Sullivan.cf 1 0 0 After the big victory in the Ftt'rton.ct 10 0 world championship, Doug was 25 3 3! M 1 3 UkfWOOd ! .000 IM 0-3 Hanalapan Twp. 000 010 0—1 Opening Practice Hit—Geathera. 2B— Alonxo, Vogelsang. MARLBORO — Marlboro's Spria. LJUM I Ft. Fltauat <3) Betgib (1) I AB R H Pop Warner football team will AB R H Kerwln.cf 3 12 hold i(s first practice on Mon- Llfflon.2b 3 11 L'uitirad.Jti > 1 1 JUNIOR CHAMPION in the Jet 14 sailing class it Men- Lullrell.Ib 3 0 01 Leibfr»d.c 3 12 day, Aug. 1, at 6 p.m. at Cliff Bailey.rl 3 0 11 Barnacle.lt 3 0 0 Eckel Field, Tennent Rd., Mor- mouth Boat Club's Bob Held, left, a 16-year-old skipper. aaboiski.ir : D duvimi.p 2 0 J.EnyHer.ct 3 0 0 1 Pattrrs'n.lb 2 0 gan ville. Helping him capture tha crown at Deep Creak, Md., last B.8ByiJ'r.lb 2 0 0 J Conroy.lb 0 0 0 Wulbeck.c 3 0 0 1 Moore.sa 2 0 0 LINCROFT LITTLE LEAGUERS ELIMINATED — Lincroft'j Little Laaauars d/oppad a close 3-2 contasr to Manala- All boys a-years-old to 13 but week was brother Alan, 15, who crewad as Bob ikipparad rk'w'akl.p 3 12 1 Miller rt l o 0 not 14 prior to Jan 1, 1967 are Cooptr.u 2 0 0 Bnino.rr 10 0 pan in tha first gamt of the District 11 Littia Leagua tournament. Member^" back row, left to right, art Coach Dick the boat to three firsts, a second and third to top a 20- WWte,3b 1 0 0 eligible to participate. DuBois, Cliff Clark, Fred Anton, Bob Godard, Tom Congalton, Richard Middleton, Mark Lyon and coach Bob Registration also will be held boat fleet. The boys, who live at 21 Field Ave., Middle- 25 "5 "J 21 3 I fprln» Lake HrtthU -...MB 00O-2 Meihls. Cantar row, Marie Messmer, Bobby Pantar, Mark Wagnar, Gana Mvnn, Pat McGinn. Front row, Mark Kaiser, of the same age for cheerleaders town Township, ntxt shoot for tht Sean Cup semi-finals PI. Pleaaant - .201. 00*—3 or majorettes who are interest- HR—Ulbtreed. 38—Kerwln. 2B— Kenny Ruicio and Jarry Slubowski. Tha boys ara all 12. LUbfrwd. Kerwln. ed. at their homa club Aug. 2-3. Monmouth Park TODAY'S PICKS OFF TRACK President's Cup to Stenken at Beacon AT OCEANPORT PICKS By SAM By A. P. LEONARDO - Walter Stenken plus eight; Jim Maloney and Old Orchard with 75s, and Mrs. Robert Meyer fl, 4 and 2; Vince Ottablano de- Sunday, Betty Moritz defeated defeated Sam Giaimo, 2 and 1, Evan Baker and James Hazlet, EATONTOWN - Mrs. Anthony Winning Tune and Mrs. Martin Warshaurer, feating Prank Fish, 2 and 1; May Cohen, 3 and 2; Irene Kra- Beau Mink in the President's Cup competi- plus four. DeFilippo is the first round lead- Beau Mink both with 77s. Bobby Cosentino and Frank Fra- mer defeated Rainee Welnstein, Winning Time tion at Beacon Hill Country Club. er in the President's Cup medal Hula Honey In the fourth flight, it was Mrs. George Sullivan had the gale, 4 and 2, and Paul Christo- 2 and 1; Rose Acher defeated 1 Hula Honey play competition at Old Orchard In the Vice-President's Cup John Dixon and Robert J. Riddle, longest drive on the 16th hole, pher by default over William An- Rakish Lad with a 73 net. Dorothy Johnson, 3 and 2; Xay Rakish Lad competition, John Send defeated plus five; John Manley and Sid close to 175 yards. derson. Roma Deck Winner defeated Sally Richards, Roma Deck Charles Keyler, 2 and 1, while Jacobs, plus three, and Owen Mrs. DeFilippo also won the The final round of the Presi- Blackstone on the 19th hole; Pat Rohrey de- Blackstone Rese Plott defeated Wilfred Reynolds and Tom Schuman, point tournament iast weekend dent's Cup will be held next Jumping Brook feated Ceil Glasser, 2 and 1; Romp Green Label Jackson, 1 up on the 19th hole, plus three. with 37 points. Second was Mrs.weekend along with a Sweep- NEPTUNE — Lou Purso won Green Label Dear Melissa in the Board of Director's Tro- Melvin Friend, 36, followed by stakes. the championship Sunday defeat- Emily Schroeder defeated Reba Dear Melissa Romj.' phy competition. In the fifth flight, it was Hal Mrs. Sidney Komar with 35. The second round of the Thom- ing Carney Sciliano, 5 and 4, Greenspan, 3 and 2; Kean Graig | Edlind and Dan Evans, plus Other scores in ^he President's Behaving Bess Beggar Girl as Proctor Memorial Trophy was over 36 holes. defeated Mickey Edelstein, 3 Fort Monmouth three, and Robert Sampson and Cup competition were Mrs. Waystobegaye Behaving Bess also Jteld'last weekend with Pet? THe first round of the Women's and 2, and Ethel Lewis defeated Lyman Allen, plus one. Friend and Mrs. Komar, both Beggar Girl Singing Along FORT MONMOUTH - Walt Marciasic defeating Rocky Ciof President's Cup also was held Ada Fay, 1 up. Weliman shot a net 137 for 36- Baby Prince Tuscalee holes using ful) handicap to win Tuscalee Baby Prince the Commandant's Trophy at GARY PLAYER/S GOLF CLASS: Keep the heel down Irish Whiskey Taut Ship Fort Monmouth. , I'M NOT SAVINS ITS BA& TO LIFr TOUR 1 He's My Partner tasmifnusvouR , He's My Partner Bob Allen was the runner-up ltFTHf.fi. A COUM Of INCMI5, BUT Harmo MUL TOO HI8H ON THS I WUEN >OI UPT IT AS MCMAS YOU Harmo with a net 138: What A Discovery What A Discovery IACKSWN6 IAIN. THIS J HAV1, THCHE'S NO tVAV VOI CAN Qualifying rounds for the club IS AS BA5A . CONSISTENTLY HIT THE Alabama Tide NW,TABTHM! BALL STRAIGHT.' r ™*|i.AM Hrrnk* A 4- IWN AND .VO^ Nashua's Joy championship will be held next / Eton Tie SMS01F Alabama Tide weekend, A member-guest tour- CAN SHI THAT Mf HPT MKL NEvM Gary Dear Gary Dear WU DHVE.CP TWMBOPaiS nament will be held the follow- BODY SWAY WHICH MEANS ftU [ Overflight Bowler King ing weekend. VONT TAKE THE CIU6 BACK ON ALL PUPS SHOULP KEB» THE LEFT HESL. Bowler King Overflight THS SAME LINE SVBRV TIME, NOR J »pm HK $wir siNGie SHOT, M 8 Bold Bard Ike's Pet LVILUWU BRIM3 >OR MEBL \ TMS SIVIS THE BODyA CERTAIN Bamm Hollow , . BACK TO THE POSITION IT Greek to Me MIDDLETOWN-The member YTIN8IOW THAT IS NEEPEP TO Chief Geronimo WAS IN xTAPoness 36NJEKATS POWER Jet Age 2nd Chief Geronimo guest tournament at Bamm Hoi' The Kraken The Kraken low this put weekend was can' •7-27 UOWtVSZTUlS^ celed due to the condition of the RATHM DIFFICULT • EARLY MORNING SCRATCHES course. It was moved to Sept. , TECHNIQUE WONT 1. Recinding Ship, May Wonder, Brandon Miss, Wit-lo-gal 24*. SUIT9OM»AMATBURS 2. TthI, Greek Scholar, Image Maker, Tiporide AS Twey CANNOr The semi-finals of the Bamm PRACTI6SASMUCH 3. Jennie's Gem, Asphodel Hollow trophy are on tap this AS TUB PROS. SO 4. Ida T., Sunset Joan coming weekend. BtPeillUBIT, AND t. Third Flyer, Vouloir FIND OUT WHAT 16 WEATHER-CLEAR TRACK—FAST Naveslnk :D0. OCEANPORT - Headed by co-so owned by Bostwick, gets ir Messiger, plus 10; Bob White Sweet rot.to (Baitaur) us ClrMk Bckolr (NB) lit Mr. riro (BrumllHd) 11.20 S.0O 3.10 front soon after the start and terday. I'ort Belle (Capodld) 117 Pmpy tailor (MlcrU) 101 Lame (Kallal) 3,80 l.RO htghweighted Baby Prince, who with 139 pounds and will be rid- and Ducky Housen, plus nine, Cralc'a Fault (NB) • It Mlia l.archnood (McFeek) 3.10 Ridden by Don Brumfield, ihc HnU Honey 11.1 Blachatonn (Kallal) lit will race coupled with Kings den by Robert McDonald. • Bab} (Iradiultloii fiplle » Man Uinllllano) mi •masn (Marlnacrlo) 10-1 St. Louis Cardinal football vet- The order of finish In the sec-Bapture a-Tlporldr (Mlrrll) ISIM'lm,.; I yr..; 5K-f.; otl t:t«. ning of the (15,000 added Mid- Handicap at Delaware Park. E» Cord ol Wood (Pbrl.i«) 6.40 4.60 3.00 Horn Quarter, off at 2-1, paid ond flight was Edward Gorson Winning Tune (Tearl) a.Bernadotte-Baldl rnlrr. 1:1 erans were placed on the in- summer Hurdle Handicap at lier the eight-year-old son of Ml BOMI Trek (JlePeek> Run Fool Hun (Hcurlttck) Xo.40 t.!0 Lexlngrnnlan (llrui»fl«ld) IM jured list indefinitely yesterday. $6, $3 and $2.40. Earl's Emma Prince won two at hunt raw and Brad Watson, plus 10; Day Herlndlm Ship (Block) 3KD—I-yra.; m., I.; Clm«.l Monmouth Park today. May WoiKer (NB) T.-l:()7. Alun—flalc* High, C'r»ny returned $3 and $2.40 with Wiley ton Morgan and Del Wilsey, plus AaphadFl (N'R) 113 Look, Hapny Illlarlfttin, io Marvrl. Moo- Offensive tackle Herschel Tur- G. H. Bostwick's jumper, with meetings. Hrandon Mini (Comacno) Furllvr Flo (Ml) Road $3.60 to show. nine, and Richard Bcr/ken and WIM.o-Ual (Daly) 117 dadlr, I'm Nobody'a Fool, HwlU l)ei- Pierre Bigcr aboard, will be tot- If all seven go postward, the Kpacr Hallo (Kratan) 117 tlny. ner and running back Bill "Thun- Richard Dubois, plus nine." Toqulla'a llm (Kalall) 117 der" Thornton are suffering ing 152 pounds in the hurdle fix- race will have a gross value o llnai Labrl (NB) 117 (Daljy Itooblr 3-8 Paid I4H.M). Sell Fast! The Daily Register INO—S3,owi 3 jr..j chni.i I tar. Romp (Ballaiar) 111 from old knee injuries. Classified. ture which will be run at about (16,500, with (10,725 tabbed a: In the third flight it was Norm «« Flapprr (DrSplrlto) ]R*I>—Cimi.; J-yra.: iW^Toifi-aT' Halilnh I,ad IKallal) lit 10-1 117 C'arprt Slipper (Daly) 64.40 ta.HO ».«o two miles. His running- mate, al- the winner's share of the purse Badenhop and Frank O'Brien, a-Tahl (Mlcell) lot in war MHIaaa (Rrouaaard) 117 Rrllrr or Worat (NB) ** Ne Hald (luoi (Ballatnr) 6.40 4.^0 Valldalrd (MePerk) Ida 1S1 117 Yukon Kid (lloulfnrtii) R (10 Robert H. Wilson, plus four, and Moor* Thlnia (llfrnandu) 113 Horn* IVck (VelaMin) II: 41 T.-l:07H. Al«o— llneli. Skl.n, Ratio. In I'Me'i Slalrr (Kallal) 117 Tnilh, llrr'a rwrli™«, (il,l .Vnrpk COUPON Rlvrrvrnlurr (NB) 10-1 Jrannle'a (lem (Bn(mneld) 113 5-1 4111—tin,,.; 3 jr,.; «.r.. ol( 3.J5 C'harern (.Mnrlnacclo) 107 11-1 Tan Mr Run (VflnfitiupK) 7.K0 4.40 * ft) "GRAND SLAM HIT!" Call Me FrIIX Knaarn) «.«0 3.S0 Arahlnn l.rf'd (HrctuiHard) j un 4TII-S.1.3W; tyrai m I; dm T.-l:llW. *l,»-JI»rkrl Vain,, nili- AT RED BANK ,„ LITTLE LEAGUE nu. K r] lrr*.n|iititfillile (Canncho) ll.*t •II 1 ">llnr ''" " """' MlillM 1'hjla | "Louisville Sluggtr" Kihnvlni llp» (Mlcell) 107 1.V1 UTii-rimi.: 3 yr..; g r.: otr j-ss Ida T. (Tanner) 10:1 1.V1 "Autoqraphtd Model" (.rrrk l>rlnrraa IH'BI) 3.40 J.HO i.U) • n«<,lriit .MlKN (NR) ] ii] 11. Klnilaa; ,*lim« (Nil) K-l IVayalnbfiiHje (Filunr) 117 101 BASEBALL BAT W«hnra .Sue d'hrlpnl T.-l:lJti, |,f.Rf(.a|.r Judypji^ (fnr 1 117 1: i with Ik* purchau ol Vlrbll (Vrl«»quri) 117 4-1 (liulmrh l( hamhrra) (fill—(In,,,; In,,; 6 I.; oil 4 10 117 0-1 I nncr- Chrla (Vrln« a,HO 1 BO * 41 O*M Monday Him Friday — I to a p.m.; Sol. It 1 p.m. -utra!er> (AllchrNon) tat i )• Hlilallpr Illrumllrld) ' .igj 4io l.kild (.(. (Nil) ,;,» 4 a-Hlnia (Tiik (McDonald) 1:11i:i»1 nii• iiVif'1!?.'^''?.'11"?"'1 ll"> 1. IKI.I Kill], (IValili) IM 1.1-1 HIIIAI,,.; 3.,r..; | ,.,.„,., of( ,,.,„. Irluli Wtilakrr (Nraky) 111 4-1 Horn dunrler (Hr'nil'ld) d.oo 3.00 J (n a-Hnhy Prince (Illirr) IM H-J 8»rrril Hlvrr (Arniilmni) 147 K-l Take a tip from LEO DUROCHER a.«l.ll. nnalKlr. miry.

'l1"?'1™"1' *'"*'• '>''•"••• ««»:40. «ril-$l,J0Oj 3 yr,., (I,,,,.. (, | ck l.>n, (Pearl) J7.00 Is to " «o «'«a«aea«aek Fair (Block) Ml I,.. "rey llu|rr ,||rM;,|r||0, Jj'H "•" YOU'RE SAFE M Be'a My ParlParlnrn r l.MriVrliMiVl ) lit ».« I'lenll (i,m. (Halla.ar) JJ WITH »'| A, IMaravtrr (HallaJ) lit ,., IVI.I7! Mm ilfi <: (Marlnacrlo) lot la THE WOMD'S IAKSEST Harmo (MnPeek) Aluaya Nure < Velnxiiin) ttlndy Pick (HernanJei) 4 ,j.J OCEANPORT, N.J. TRANSMISSION No Prool (Vrtaaauei) 2 mllei from Garden St. Pkwy., bit US OverllUhl (Pallenon) IIS flow thru Uig. 8 SPECIALISTS TIH--»I,5(K1; j ,„.. ,,„,,. „ , Ifcc'a Pel (Brmmaaril) 115 outdoor and indoor dining terraces Jmir !>,.> (Nil) ,,„ ,„, Tara llnal (Vrlaaquri) III "I WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS Kl(,n lie (.Mlrell) |(l{( 4.1 Kill -15.500; 4^pTTir, '. -Ill ( cafeteria and dining area IEO DUROCHER ('Hr(inry llcnr (Hlone(Mlonp) ||H ^.1 I bird Flyer (Mr-Peek) lUTll IM (Ml... I) li 107 :II on grandstand lower level, MIDSUMMER HURDLE H'CAP |r lllniuNKaril) 119 4.1 SPECIAL •••» K 'Jide (l>l rk 1,, .11, (Mi, Wed., July 27 TIGHT FINISH—Cord of Wood, canter, Jorge Velasquez Nnna (HriimflrlU) 111 »i completely air-conditioned el A,* jn,| niiillaiar) 119 COMPLETE INSPECTION scifvic: f.\'f JOWIKG •'low (Nil) mi «•• COM n-Voalnlr (/,,l,,«,rl IIS 1-1 Grandstand $2 a Clubhouu $4 $100,000 SORORITY riding, g«h noia our front to win second race at Mon- Nmhua'a Ji,y (llr 110 6-1 "ie Hrakrn (I liHmlieri) 117 m HtntllJl, «i-l»intli«l, tMcsl"! 1-DAY unvia ii 1 Sit, July 30 ll-uiil MuW-Citk • All *i«r mouth yestarday. Run Fool Run, right, Orlit Scurlock up, I'uerlo llliu (Nelra) III 11-1 • KM HI! IASY jams HTII-H,mm: 3 ,ra.| Alw.l « f. I ncle. homer (Mlcrll) mi • 1 was sicond, and L«xingfoni«n, laft, Don Brumfi»ld In th* Bald Bara (llraiKn) 117 nt « IWaa, Ind (VelaatuM) Hi '111 NawmOH Springs Open I a.m. lOt Rollrood Av*. Ijalatlah (NB) ' 107 III Jallr« (Brnmfleld) 114 in POST 2 PM • Daily Doub/e 150 PM |*4 tm$ T"***f '• * !>••»• Aabury P«rfc—774-MOO Bowler King (Chambera) 111 4 1 Chief (leronlmo (hlnck) 111 111 stddl* was third. »«fa» Caalbwnti tBnimneld) 117 111 a-Helntora Farm ealry* • s (d Y VXtt AND FOUND AUTOMOTM AUTOS SALE Aim* MB SALE ADTOSVMMLE AUTOS FOR SALE BOATS AND ACOEMOBIES THE DAILY REGISTER AUTOS FOR SALE w l riumraUkBD — Knit werttio). 3 tfedowdty, July 27, 1966-21 I960 VOLVO 544. $600 U*i to t*k« over MJtttnt* f" - ** *'sl **"Wst~r ——*MnamtJ ' —OD —n PlnMuth Fury. lu-crUuler with p THM UQUID KJk*TlO OOATWO Cxcallut eoMlttM. T414MI. PMMtted can. NO OSHMH nn. "NO CAM NIKDID.'>RIi: er suerlni. Automatic Italle, lwaUr. XVAlLJMJt AT 1IM CORVAHl — Wood paneled In. FREE PLATES. Gall OOU*Ct TA PLATBt." CSJ1 ootoct TA 4-S232, Isr. Tall 7f74nl. THE YACHT SHOP HELP WANTED-FEMALE Mr. Donar. DOOST. 1M Oc*u Av*.. Cea Brlsht. M2-1813 18W CADILLAC - Blut Hard-to* con- torior, thrM-ipead transmission, four 9S» JBEP WAOON - Four-wheel vertible, Excellent cotJdlUoa. mi. Clll new tlr^s, excellent condition, 47 1MO FORD COUTO — MM Oorvett* CADILLACS — Desire Interested par. I rive. Good condition on 1060 23 TROJAN-Sddan cmtatr. 148 f — KALTE8E CAT — Nairn 787-1038. _.. Shrewsbury Ave., CAD Commuter's Es- ties ta tftke over paymenta on repos- i.p. Interceptor. D*ptb-f.nder. Full> »" VlclnUjr ot Lawless, Nave- so. 7<7-M69. uie. C&U sessed cars. "NO CASH NEEDED. equipped to mett Cout Guard requlre- IW( CADILLAC — Fleetwaxt. Air con "KRII PLATES." Call collect TA i LDB MOBILE F»5 CUTLASS CON- menu. Head, galley. Sleeps four. Ex- SALESLADIES flMB7 after "(:30. ' * ' dtUoned. On* owner. Excellent con. DESIRE INTER18TID PARTIES—To 1964 OPUL STATION WAC3ON—Very 32R llr. Donar. VERTIBLE IM4 — Bi| V-«, 4-barrel cellen* oondltlon, Aiklng J2.00O. Berth mtlon. Call evtnlnJB 841! 119C Mint sell take over payments of Foreign and low mile*** and well kept. Whlti with :arburetor, automatic transmtition, nclu^ed, 201-3723. Full Or Part-Time Domestic automobile!. Easy payments _B interior. Priced at a low V 19«1 CORVAIR GREENBRIER — Good adio, heater, good rubber, extra snow Ready-ToWear Experience 1965 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE — V-8, rranged, special deals far horns owr At BOB WHITE BUICK, 741-4200. condition. Can convert to camper. Ca ire*, power steering. Whits body, while N AIX>RABLE 19' UGHTNTNR PUBLIC NOTICE stick shift with console. Power top, r. tall Mr. Shelly. 542-2111, lioi paclty 2,000 lb»L Asking JH50. Can ' op, blue Interior I'm moving. Car LASS DAY SAILER—Fully equipped Preferred white ildeft'alls. radio, hPHler, tinted mouth Motors. PLYMOUTH 11*65 — Fury, Four-door 157A Comajich* Dr., Ocean ncluding dacron nails and outboard 1-g0- 67'19143- M&-223B, NOTICE windshield. Excellent condition. Orlgl' hard loo. No cash needed. TAKE port 2224663 >U>r. An excellent family boat. In Many Employee Benefits MMH- for Hlr« tor Birthday partlei- nal owner selling. 57 Fllh Hawk Dr., 196j MONZA CONVERTIBLE — 4-K peed OVBR PAYMEN'K OK J1«.3O PER BUICK — 1&58 two-door hardtop. Pow • water a.nd ci »rklt:e. 75 watt ililp-to-Bhore, deptl: Exjterieticert. Busy hlfbway location. ]"'""„ '<]"'. dltiou. J750. I'hone 842-0*44, or ev« Multiple Listings. CASEY'S AGENCY, CONDITIONED atee•rlpft. whltewalK r*dl U.in . '&' S1CA-- TRUNK HHKLTEIi •- l!*6l h needed. TAKE OVER PAY 1S8 t).p. Gray, -4"<> hours. 3fi watt R.C.A When Mr. McFaddin's personal car turns 5,000 miles he says T%6 CHEVROLET SFHEh" SPOK'I™ MENTB <* *6.»6 P*r we^k. BONDEI' "OH RmTEif" "CONVKH'i'iBLK ~ PAR'F- TIME — Bookkeeper - typUt. Marinr blue. 327 lip. Four-speed. Ful- AUTO SALfcB, Rt. 35, Neptune^jmn client cutidltion. Original ownt iliili-to-Sliurc radio, Cnmplftely ^quipiK-d Hours flexible. Experience neceisary. "Sell it, regardless of profit." If you've been waiting for a ly equipped. Ktasonitbl,- price. 671-1058 $955. Call 542-0492. ^__ slct-ps four Asking W.MKt. TWIN Reply ip OV.U handwriting to Joan Ann L CHEVROLET — custom convert- U'iHT YAOHT W0RK3. Call 2i»l-31« Tilton & Associate!, 630 Broad St., targain in 1966 front wheel drive "Car of the Year," how's QHEVROLETB - 1>ESIRK INTERES'i j BEAIJTIFOL BUY" ™ ]!«3 MERCURY . T-Btrd engine, 3-speed, Niu r Shrewsbury. _____ this for $4474. Automatic transmission, power steering and MONTEREY - All (lowtr, six-way t- |2SO. 741-0675. ED PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY PONTIArT "'I BMPKFl' lrfUANf seal, eir-tnndHIoi.fri F.M. 31,000 miles. ME NTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS X)NVERT1BLE • gtmd.td slilrt. Call hnil' lat. EJKPUCIH nmclitlon. Fully AMBlSRMAin — WAITRESS — brakes, radio, 4 season air conditioner, tinted glass, glare- deal.1, JI.1011. 717-4325 alter 4 PoNlTA^9ftr"B^eviilVconv7"TAKE CALL UK. SHELLY, 642-2414. MOr 'Un52 ,nvSmlii>B trallt-r. Must sell K-iri Permanent job. Refertncei rt- proof rear view window, foam padded seat cushions, chrome )VEk PAYMENTS OF »H,W> PER MOUTH MOTORS, AUTHORISE •fktrjd. Call S1'J-O743. red. Call 741-2543. IWib THIJNDKRBIRI) CONVERTIBLE WEEK. BONPEilT AUTO SALES, Rt. CHEVROLET — 1954. Only roof and side windowsill - Fully fc-quiiMrf-'i. Excellent condl'.ion. lies. Call 6' BOAT — 10 h.p. JoViiiHon motor cAIV""V7ASHERST~FULL'TIMB ONLY 'J.IKHJ miles. 7i7-^ftK3. lll " Call — Glrla, 19 to 25. for d&tailing can; mouldings, deluxe steering 1960 PONTIAC four-door Catellii* needed. TAKE OVE cleaning Inside windows and out aid; wheel, wheel trim rings, lfrfi'2 FORD lfANCli™WAGON~SlX — rlllioii. VG&fl. Call after 6 p.in PAYMENTS or i.8.8H0) per week. ItON 1963 MERCURY ME'l'EOU STATIC/ Irying. No experience necessary. Good Excellent condition. J775. Call WA-HON — Automatic, V-8 power U61 — 1H H.I*. EVINRCDE — Fast whitewall tires, deluxe front DEI' AUTO SALES[, I«. 35, Neptune Twin, 1125. Call after 6 p.m. nracei. Apply Country SudiM Cax 741-1377 steer.we. KASHAS I'ONTIAr, 390 Bioad Wash. Hwy 35. !£!£*__!_*_». OUMM0H1LK - DESIRE INTEREST- it., Rt-d Hank. •J41-.HW1. •nd rear seat •belts, electric LINCOLN — 10,r)8 Continental convert!' BH PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY- litt'J 1-XJIO) GALAXIE — 3Ftlil powtM SHIRT PREHSER — For Proaperlty clock, glove box, panel cour- blf, black, lull power, good condition, MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS four-diior. Air conditioned. $195. Cal "{«3~«3K^irpRIX — Pw7r~Bt«f[..._ 1&() TAKES 12' BU BOAT — Mtrk XX Unitt. Experienced preferred, bubut wilt ream-nuMi*. Call IS7-4S24 Jifl*r_ * |>- ill CALL MR. SHELLY. 542-2414, MON 747227» >uwtr brakes, iitnver windows, hydro- Mercury motor and trailer. Ctll 7U- in. Apply In person, Morey L*. Rue, tesy and map lamps. Cadillac - Oldsmobile 2*MKi. after 6 p.m. rain MOUTH MOTORS, AUTHORIZED imllc. RASSA8 PONTIAC 385 Broad Iwy .(A. Kalontown. 1&34 DODGE — Fully restored. Asking PONTIAC 1963 — Catallita. St., lied Hank. 741-MW •ROADWAY at 4th $1,000. or best offer. Color scheme I'EAI.KR. 21' CABLN — Navy top, 60 h.p. In- hardtop. BANK WILL, FINANCE «I.(KX marrt, hfart, liunkn. Very reaiiontblp. 'YPIfiT—Capable and accurate person IONS IRANCH copied niter y*llow Rolls Royce. Call "HRYSLER 300-Four-door hard, for 24 mos. al JM.79 per mo. BON 19fi.'f CIIRYSLKU NEWPORT FOUR. -- Invoicp typing In sales oMer de- K42-O642 after 6, napect and make off<>r. Will ipll this top. Tills beauty must be seen. Excel EU AUTO SALES, Rt. 36. Neptun IJOOR. J'owfr steering, automall *«ek. Call befort 5, DR 8-«000. Alter menl. Alco Ceramics, Rt. 35, Key- Drive it at HOB 774-6701). •w mileage. B|>eclBl, J1295. RASSA8 port. 11963 CHEVROLET 327 cu. In. Two 4' a , 671-0980. am, headers, four-speed, 4:56 PogHrm WHITE RWICK. 741-6300. ONTIAC, 395 Broad bt., Red Bank. !»3 IMPALA SUPER SPORT — Co 41-5180 m. J161K). Ron'a Sunoco, Hwy. 3 CHEVHOLE'l^S -- Dealro Inteiewe tlble. Autnm&tlo trKnsmlf)at(;n. (1.4WI /OBKL SKIFF — IIS Chryslei motor. Morse tiydrauilo control! head, •ansliLrs. After 5 p.m. parlies to take over payments on r ll 7S7-O037. 1964 FORI1 CUSTOM FOl'R—DOOR — Help wanted on special sewing int* Isli Inx, Monel shaft ar.U gas tank, hines and trimmers, Experience not &Si 8! MCA—Car damaged In front lKiKKessrtl cars. "NO OASH NEEDED. Autnmatlc, V^i. .Speclftl, $1295. RASSAB NO DOWN PAYMENT! Free plates. Call collect TA 4-3232, •ONTIAC 1M3 — repErflP* PONTIAC, 3[» Brosd at., Rsd Bank. At. new hattorles. Miny extrai. Per. leceasary. BeKorrt Coat Company, it has new Engine arid can be- used lo c«sli needed. TAKE OVER PA'V eel condition. Also two dock itoraf* r p*rts. fK. BOB WHITE BUICK, Mr. rxniar. 41-51W1 122 Main St.. Belford. 787^471, or KNT8 OF HI) PER WEEK. BO:> ^. Call 222-6143. hore Coat Company, 22 Bridge Ave. 1 Ai'MH). Retail at Wholesale Prices! PONTIAC8 -- DESIRE INTERESTED IEU AUTO BALES. Rt. 35. Neptuni 1966 I1AMBLKR TOUB-DOOB - Red Bank. 741-6210. •<-670(l. CLEARANCE-BRAND NEW "ORD3 — D*6lre interested parties to PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY Automatic, ptywer steering "Six" 15' Chrysler black Mustang. Chrysler ik« over payments on repo««e«ed MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS. Four luaiAI new tires. RA5SA3 PONTI- VAITRESS WANTED—Full-time y«r- 961 TR—3 — Lljht blue with will T& h.p. outboard motor. ound work. Five-day week; cn» nlllit srs "NO CASH NEEDED," "FREE CALL MR. SHELLY, 542-2(14. MOr op. Mint condition. Radio. J.825. Cal AO. 3»5 Broajd 61. Red Bank. 741-5180. MOUTH MOTORS, AUTHORIZED MONMOUTH MARINA til S p.m. Experience not necessary. *UATEA." Call collect TA 4-3232, Mr. 41*157 16 Wfat St. Monmoiuh Beach, 222- $25.00 PROFIT PER CAR )©nar DEALER. 660 THUNDBRBIRD TWO—DOOI jf>od salary. Benefits includ* meil* .1PERIAL 1K61 — Kour*loor. tM HARD'TOP. Full power. Ivory with blu. 3-402. itM itnirorms. Apply 2-5 F. W. VO0L- »1 FORD — Good condition. — DESIRE JHTERESTEU >wpr. W96. No money down. BONI1EI uckfits. Special. J795. RASSAS PONTI- VORTH CO., f>2 Broad St., Red Bank. PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY- 1AILBOAT — Bimilar to sallfiBh. CuT Only Volume and Low Overhead Makes This Possible Call l"I'O SALES, Rt. 35. Neptune ~ AC, .1!»5 Broad St., Red Bsnk. 741-5180. om built 16", Completely reconditioned. ,KRK WANTED - - Apply CBS Super 291*619 MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS "00. CALL MR. SHELLY. 542-2(14. MON- FORD — 1959 convertible. V-8, full ''ally equipped with sail and, all harri- Market, 30 Main fil '64 PONTIAC $1995 •61 FORD $ 495 961 CHEVROLET — slx-cyllnder, lour MOUTH MOTORS. AUTHORIZED BUPKR SI*ORT 3J7 convertlhl equipped. Very good condition, JI50. •vnre. $400 or beat offer. Call 7*7- Keansburg. Call after flvf. DEALER. l\>wer brakes, pt>w«r steering. Cal 747-0960, 1584. Bonnevllle Station Wagon, 201(125 BABYSITTER WANTED — Atlantic 2-Dr. Fully Equipped '1-3868. If. II.P, EVINRUDB MOTOR — And HlKhlands ficinity. Own transportation. Full Power, Factory Air 1%( CHEVROLET IMPALA—Slx-pa-T HODGE POLAHA — 1960. 383 ~cubl< M3 BUICK RIVIERA-Snow white with ORD 1961— Oalsxle, sedan. Bank w 'nitine. Torque FlltB. Power steering, 15 Toot boat. $173. Call between 5 and "all anytime, 291-2S46. •d Interior. Buy America's mast pop flenger ^ngon. V-8 wlUi power dtrer B30 p.m.; after 10 a.m. on Sal. •61 FORD $ 795 Ing. A real car for U»e latKB family at nance $4«5 for 2i mns. at J25.B0 i> power brakes, radlq, heater, tlnlec lENTAl- ASSISTANT — Experlencft '64 OLDSMOBILE $1995 ar snort car for Just $21%. BOB J1T45. Drive away today, at BOB 10. BONDEU AL1XJ 8*1^3, IU. 3 glas4. Willtewalls. Beautirul white 2ft 1-0256. HITE BUICK. 7414200. ,nt necesiary. Write "B.N.", BO1 fl20. "9«" 4-Dr. Hordlop, Sun liner Convertible/ Full Power WHITE 11U1CK. 741-62IK). tptime. 77(-6TO). Quick sale, owner in service sacrllic 1 M.P.Q. CRUISER — With 75 h.p. Red Bank. j^ Full Power* Factory Air '•195. Call alter 6 or weekends 78T-5739. "61 CHEVROLET $ 795 BU1CKS — Dealre lnteri-ated parlies I: .900 CHEVROLET — F\>ur-door, Mac: 1&81 Johnson. All accessorlei Included. STNGHE^NEEHLK OPERATORS — on AUTOS FOR SALE take over payments on repoasesse Vutomatlc transmission, power braki I9M THUNDKnBUU) CLASSIcTKx r; excellent condition. Be«t otttr. 741- liwliea' anrt children's coats. Steady '63 CHEVROLET $1395 Impale Hardtop/ Full Powtr cars. "NO CASH NEEDED " "FRE er steering. One owner. Very goc cellent condition. Two tops. Reasonable. ork, 35-hour week. Slimmer houri 7 PLATES." Call collect TA 4-3232, Mi ondllion. 747-316. Call 8.12-2416. IT1 BA8a BOAT — Roomy. 75 h.p. in. to 2:30 p.m. Tonl Frocks, Inc.* Impale V4 Sport Coupe, Donar. - Full Povwr '60 BUICK $ 495 AIiOON 1964 — Futura hardtop. N' 1957 T1HUHDERBIRD OUS8I0 Gray. 20 gallon tar*. Bought bigger 37 Wall St.. Rpd Hank. 741-7366. boat. Make offer. Call anytime, 681' 'A1TRESSES — Experlerfted only. Eltctro "»5" Hardtop, THUNtXERBIRD 1961 — Hardtop. N< caah needded. TAICE OVER PAYMENT; Must sell Immediately week. BONDKU AU1X Call 842-1717. 8746. est working conditions. Year-round Full Power cash needed. TAKE OVER PAY f J i . N •63 DODGE $ 995 PRICE 30 t 174670 ork, vacation. For appointment c»H ME^^^S of JS.Wt per we«k. BONDEl ALES. Rt. 30, Neptune. 174-6700. 1962 TR 4—Tonneau cover, luggag 15' FIBERGLASS BOAT — With 45 "BO" 2-Dr. Full Power AUTO 3ALKS. Rt. 35, Neptune. 774-6700 •60 CORVAIR $ 395 !SW OHBVROLET — Eicellent tram r.ck. Eiceller* condition. Call aJtei h.p. McCullen Scott motor and trailer. 741-0200. BUICK 1M3 — Eltctre. 226 convertible. >ortation. }95. Call 7 p.m., 611-2316. Fully equipped, water stcli. 787-2103. YOI^IO WOMAN — Wanted (or gsrA '63 COMET $ 795 Sedan, Fully Equipped, REDUCTION! Full powtr. No cash needed. TAKE 747-H78. 17' 2" GULL FLYTB — FlberglasL eral office work. For finance com- IMT CHEVROLET — Two-door, stan- Srton, Fully Equipped Automatic OVER PAYMENTS o[ 18.90. BONDEU 'ALCON 1S66 — Two«!oor automatk dard shKI. Beat offer. Call 741-85*4 hardtop. Fully equipped. $800. Can he pany. Plciae call Mr*. DlQirolamo. '66 TRIUMPH AUTO SALES, Rt. 36, Neptune. T7«-e7(X No cash needed. TAKE OVER PA Been at LaytorTi Pleasure Bay Yacht I1-D023. Spitfirt, wire whttli 1904 VOLKSWAGEN — Nlne-pasw»it» MBNTb nl S8.90 per we«k. BONDEI 1M0 JUtNAULT Basin, 167-A Comtncht Dr., Oceanport, WAITRESSES WANTED — AUTO SAUIS, RU K, Neptune 7744701 Call M2-85M. $1795 station wagon. Not one cent of you J91-103B U a.m. to 3 p.m. Must b« over 31, own otsh necessary down. Bank wll 1067 PLYMOUTH — Good condition, ExporletiCB necessary. Apply Pleasant •65 CHEVY finance >H6 el UO.JO we*kljr. Call col- Power steering, automatic transmission AUjmN HBALIY 9009 - Late IMS. Valley Inn. Hwy. 34. Holmdtf, bttwitn lect. m-7100, OASIS MOTORS, Rt. B, adlo, healer. *1T5. 787-3SW after A-l ehape. Racing green. Must »*•>. IUSINESS NOTICES and 8 p.m. 327 cu. In. PS Sayrevllle. m. Best otter. «7MO»7 aftsr 1:30 p.m. INSURANCE AOENCY needs full time, $1395 CHEVROLET 18»~ Two door sedan 1HEVROLET 1661 — Impala, four COllNTRY BEDAN WA< 1<»4 VOLKSWAGEN TRUCK — Lov come teAclilnc evenings and Baturdtys, $495 UN — Air condition, full power, pi mllease, one owner, on» driver. Goo- ter 5 p.m. All dny weekends. 741-9458. Applicants new being interviewed for AUTOS FOR SALE ate. Best ofler 671-9.W6. condition. Call 222OT72. Ajk for Bl CLEAN CELLAnS,~VARD8rGARAOJ£ tcachei training program In reading — Have truck. Light haullnf. Call aftsi irra to slart In the Immediate future. &60 IMPALA — Four-door hurdtt 195! FORD — \ ton. Good condition, 3 p.m. 7U-2149. Write fully. "A.F.," Box 620, Red McCARthy it mint condition. Aiking 9$26. Ci with utility boxes. Call Bank. * IT1-2739. 787-J105. QROWINO PAINS? Call Kv«r Oreer NEW 1966 CHEVROLETS Landscaping. All phases of Inndscaplni WAITRESS — Apply In person. Cira- CHEVROLET 1958 PLYMOUTH STATION WAdON DODGE 1958 — One ton rack. DUB includlnB malntsnar/ce. Weekly, month' mel Restaurant, 29 Broad St., Red AUTHORIZED Good motor, poor body. |A0, Call aftt rear, heavy duty. Good running cond ly or season. F. Intermesoll. 787.0618, Bank. p.m. 842-146(1, tion. 1390. Call 482-3550 or M2-2153. CHEVROLET DEALER PROTECT ASPHALT AREAS — From SALESLADIES— Full lime, willing to MOTORS INC. PRICED TO SELL THREE-PIKCB UNIT - HD5 loadfi destruction by tai, oil and oth»r harm- pjpast. In Red Bank area. Apply with 1 HWY. 36 «nd FIRST AVE. AUTOS FOR SALE F-70O dump truck. Tag-a-Long trslle; ful slsmsnts. Ssal with Cosmlooau references and need to work. "B.C.." ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Extra parts, tires, etc. All ready to Adds yesxs to pavement life. Guaran- Box &20, Red Bank. roll K.M0. By appointment M2-1T7B. 365 MAPLE AYE. (Rt.35) RED BANK 291-1101 teed Protection. For frt* •Itlmats cal] SALESGIRLS WANTED — Permantnt •67 FIATS 741-3227. help. Apply In person, only. SURPRISE WE MEAN BUSINESS IN STOCK FOR MOTORCYCLES BEN'S CARPENTRY «7>0Ri:. 8 Broad St., R«! Bank. No Job too sms.ll. flood carpentsr. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY WAITRESS — Experienced dining room 1M4 HONDA t0«». Excellent condi- KeasoMbU. Call 77J-MM. waltraii wanted, Doris and Ed'! Baa- McCARthy WHY WAIT? tion Call after 9 p.m. Ask for BEN food Restaurant, 3< Short Dr.. Win. Starting «t $1188 • Full Price •41-1191 H t B OONTRACTORS — All types ol lands. 87MM9. CHEVROLET $31 Down — $31 Par Month MOTOR BIKE - IBM gusukl 130 construction. Free estimates. CaU 74T- HOUSEKEEPER — With referents!, to 5078. live in snftl care lor two school-sia No Hidden Entr.i EiMUent condition. Call 158 lit Av... Atlantic Highland. T«T-4W» children ot working parents. LIUlft Sil- ver, Beginning AUK. 29. Will discuss TOM'S FORD LEVINE MOTOR CORP. 1666 HONDA MO — Scrambler. Onl: salary. Call 711^XM2 alter « p.m. 291-1101 57 HWY. 3S EA.TONTOWN 1100 miles. HIM condition. 1999. 171 IMPLOYMfNT Broad at, XatonUnrn. 942-44M. HOUSEKEEPER — Able to cooU «nH Over 100 HELP WANTED-FEMALE drive. Family o( two la residence only I I C CPk fADC weekends and holidays. Must be able MOBILE HOMES WOMEN—PART-TIME to assume full responsibility and direct TO 36 MO5. TO PAY any necessary additional help needed Nlghti, 8 p.m. to 11:20' p.m. Per- Tor Imlde maintenance. Top salary. UbtD CAKb 1M1 UBERTY — 90x10. Two bed manent. Office cleaning work In Middle' rooms. IU baths. A shed, itorm win Write fully to "A.J.", Box 620, Red town building. Good pay, no experience Bank. dows and swimming pool. 787-0934. Decenary. For interview apply Thuri., SACRIFICE — 13900. I960 Magnoll July 28, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., American PART—TIME •— For unusual type of Mobile Home, 53x10. Two bedroomi Legion Hall, 50 Hwy. 35, Ettontown. prlntlnr. Extremely flexible houri. CaU 100% 30 DAY GUARANTEE 1T4 bains. Birch pansllng throughou Located time building with Eatontown M2-46U. Air conditioner, 787-8047. Radio and Television. COMPETENT WOMAN — To oars for MOBILE HOME—24zM living room, ARE YOU IJOOKINO FOR A CA- two pre-achool children In. teacher'! dlnlnf, kltchH., Vi batH rooma, three REER?— six young ladles, experience home. Call M2-64SS. 1965 FORD 1963 PLYMOUTH 1962 FORD bwlroomj, central air conditioning. unneceimary, at least 18 years old, to WOMAN — Vicinity New Monmoulh, Block encloier. ExtrKs. Home after < work In local and out-of-town nlghi Eeonolim Window Vjn, '/.-ton Pick-up, 6-cyl., Mlddletown, care for two achool-aie Sport Fury Convartiblt. fi-cyl., GUARANTEE-FINANCING p.m. All dayWedneiday. Call M2-47M clubs with to? bands. The ability t< children, 1 hour before and 3 hours Automatic Traniminion, twlit helpful but not esentlai. Phon afttr school, beginnlnc Sept* 12, J20 t eyl., Stindtrd Trsnimiiiion, 3-spaad Transmission 1962 PACEMAKER—Two bedrooms, en or write Maryann Cervo, 22 Proaptcl doled bottom, cyclone fenced, shrubbed per week. Phone 671-5191. Paittncjir Sea* Power Steering St., KoyporL 6M-MM. TOTAL FINANCING-ONE-PAYMENT CREDIT lot Excellent condition. Ideal location. GIRL — To babysit for rest of the $895 'all 787-023. befors 7 p.m. PBX OPERATOR — Have opening summer. Live In. Five Ways Including $1595 [or nltht ihlft. 11-7. Good opportunity, weekends. Call 747-5036. HIGHWAY ROBBERY — That's whal Full or part-Lime. Call 741-4700.' $1595 you will commit If you steal this dec- LIVE—IN HOUSEKEEPER — Recent WE FINANCE OUR OWN CARS orator refurbished 90x10 Buddy iot references essential. 1'ltase call 812- 1963 FORD 1961 CHEVROLET onl/ 92000. Two bedrooms, 18' movl« LADIES . PART TIME set living room. Must be seen. Call 17 to (Jo-Guaranteed $1.50 to 12.00 Salaxit S00, 2-door Hardtop, Corvette Convertible, l-cyl,, 872-0939. hour Recording to ability. If you hvi WAITRESS — Full or .part-time, year 1965 OLDSMOBILE l-cyl., Automatic Trantmlislon, HOME OWNERS SPECIAL — 48 MONTHS TO three hours to spare, anytime of dny, DUIHI work. Experience or willing to Stick Shift and have car and phone, call th; rain. Suppers only. CaU 812-0159, be- Powsr Stesring tween 9 and 12 a.m. / Cutlass Hardtop, l-cyl., PAY — NO DOWN PAYMENT! TRACTORS nearest number. 566-2019, 683-1313, 449 4305, 462-1074, 566-3257; or evenings, WOMAN WANTED FOR PLEASANT Stick Shift $1495 $1595 1967 INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR — 449-4162. TELEPHONE WORK. NO BELLING. Front end loader, back. hoe. Good con- 8IX HOURS A DAY. CALL FOR FUR- % Cadillac '65 Ctry Squire 'a Buick dition. $1900. K4-32S9. WAITRESS. EXPERIENCED — Ful THER DETAILS, BETWEEN 10 A.M. or part time. Apply In parson, Poet'i A.NI> i P.M.. 741-4014. 1*963 FORD 1961 T-BIRD Seokm DeVllle, Stotton Wagon, Special Inn, Rt. 79, Matawan. $1895 Air Conditioning i Paw., Full Power IAIR STYLIST — Mana«er-opsrllor Salad* 500 2-doo Hardtop, WANTED AUTOMOTIVE EXPERIENCED OPERATOR* r Convertible, Full Pewar preferred. RL'SSEL, C0IFFURE3. 7*1- l-eyl.. Automatic Trans., Eaiontown Dress Mfg. $1295 WE PICK. UP JUNK CARS—Twin Pnone 542-3565. 1769. Power Stesring $5695 brook Auto WrKklng. Call 747-0262 01 1964 FORD $1195 $2595 042-2235 RECEPTIONIHT-TYPIBT—State name, ate marital .itRtuH. phone r/umber. HELP WANTED-MALE Galaxi* S00 Convertible, $1395 '66 Chevrolet USCD CARfl — Station wagons, pick- Write "A.C.", Boi 520, Red Bank. '65 Cadillac Impalo, Full Powtr upi. Crown (Opposite Two Guys), Mid- l-cyl., Automatic Trans., 1961 OLDSMOBILE Coupe DeVllle, illBtown. 671-9844. Mr. Dwyer. HOUSEKEEPER — For adult buBlness Powar Staarin) Air Conditioning '65 Colony Ft couple, Live In or out. Top wagei (or 1963 FALCON GET CASH FOR XOUR FOREIGN — :apabl* woman. CaU after 6 p.m. 775- $3.10 PER HOUR Suptr "»«'' Hardtop, l-cyl., Full Powtr, 10 Paw. '65 Chevelle AMBIUCAN — AND SPORTS CAM 3734. Deluxe Station Wan«* *-cyt., MailDU Suner Sport AT MONMOTJTII MOTORS, INC., Hwy. Full Power $4895 Convtrtlble 39, Eatbntown. 942-2414. RECENTLY OPENED FACTORY $1795 Automatic Traniminlon, PARTICULAR TYPE WOMAN BRANCH HA8 OPENINGS FOR 48 Roof Rick Part-Tlrne MEN CALL FOR APPOINTMENT. $2795 Two to three hours a dsy. Flexible 419-4170 OR :.'GG-5MJ4. $895, '64 Cadillac $2595 BOATS AND ACCESSORIES hoard, ttam $30 to $40 a week. Mature AUTO MECHANIC — For lubrication $995 Conv., Full Powtr woman ov«r 30 years of age. HaMet '1964 CHEVROLET and Mlddletown area open. Bscomo and minor auto repairs. Call MOB- BOATMAN'S SHOP Kiillercitc Call 391*1887. motiUi Motors. 642 3414 1961 FORD '65 Ctry Sedan '65 Chevrolet NEW JERSnys LARGEST MATtlNE Impala 4-door Hardtap, EMPLOYMENT •-- Part-time and full 1963 FAIRLANE $2995 10 Poisengtr Impato Conv. SUPPLY HOUSE. ALL YOUR BOAT- SKCRKTARIAI. HELP — Two days Geluia 4-door Hardtop, week. Some pxperifnee Ueslrable. Irm. Custosrt-llinr. Dog House Restaurant, Bel-Air Stolion Wgn.r $1695 Powtr Statrinq 1961 RAMBLER T PEN YAN — 75 h.p.lnboan Hwy. ;&. Ml.litlftnwu. Full Power !0 gal. tsnk. I'ulntert and varnialted. HANDICAPPED PERSON '64 Buick '64 Corvette 1500. Ready lo go. 681 6743. VlAiri-TtTnAY"-i)ivr'riii7led work 860 $895 Classic Station Wagon, 6-cyl., 1 PART-TIME Riviera, Air ContJ. 4-5pee(l. Red, Conv, SECRETARY—aalrs dPimrtment to IB Automatic Transmission "T^T'EN YAN -^~fltliity hont, fitio STENO-CI.EUK •--Purchasing $7 EVENINO8 AND BATt'RpAYa 1964 JEEP $1795 or family and skiing. If alto offer, HECRKTARY- Llfitit stcno 57ft SALARY ri.UB BONUS 1962 FORD ;all 631-6740. Wagontar Station Wagon, '65 Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser, TYPIST- Rct-Pi.tionl.st Delta "J81.1, '65 T-BIrd ni(rrAP»ONE-TYPIHT-Insurance Gaiaxia 500 2-door Hardtop, $595 Full Power Tr~miNA7l6UT — 5i~ii'.pT~Evinrude. RTTIMia 6-cyl,. Standard Tranimiiiion, Futl Power, Air Concf. Full Power New trailer. Must sell, togetlirr JUNIOR BKCRBTAItY $81) l»r apartment housn in Red Bink. l-cyl., Automatic Tram., separately. 717-3727. ACE EMPLOYMENT A(iENt;Y Uunt be> able to mikn rflpalri on 4-whaal Drivs '64 Oldsmobile r Powsr Starring !.[ Whltn Hi. Hh'M'.H SlitevvBlHiij , he«tliiK, el'-ctrlc. etc. 9«1- I960 PONTIAC $2795 Istci Crulsi $2795 «i»nrtinent. "A.O.." Box 820, ' $1695 Full Powe u. CHII HAIRDRESSERS PARf-flME ;trd Hunk. ___ $895 Catalina Convertible, 8-cyl. Kxperloncpd only. Call (or appoint- KXiOEi>TANK Tht;ck"nmv- Automatic Trnaimisiion, !7* CIIHIB CRAFT -- Fulir dierper. •d#nl. 741-7789. Stop in today and roglster far a Free Color Telsvisi '64 Pontiac '62 $209Chev5y II '63 Volkswagen ["win IBS h.p,, jthip-to-ahore and many EIU WANTEI* • Apply at RollO itlifr exunn. Top COIUIHIDII. In w JUTTON' "JiKWEIt -On children'a and rucking. 29.T Hroaiwny. Key port. • Powar Steering Bonnevllle Conv., 1 it Point riensant. Itoaily to go. Asking ad I?" rmttft. Ht fatly work. M-lsour away in conjunction with the $100,000 Thundorbird Full Power $1195 $1095 IIORV'ORHKR rf)OK - - Anil dlBh- $595 H.flOO * nil (IWIUT, 22.1-KR!) or 74I-72IK). weok. Kuiinncr hours 7 am. tn '2:W -ftstior Exiieriiniril. Aprly In peilon benefit of United Cerebral Palsy. The tournament it >.m. Ton I Krocki, Inc., 37 Wall 81., )NLY MiUwin Diner, fit. 34, Mata- 100 TOP CONDITION USED CARS Kfrt Hank. 741-73M. ion Set ... to be given $2195 sails, brnnzo daggertmnrrl. Cn for count Apply Lotm'i to be held at the Upper "nglne, nood condition, fltalnleas steel Ivn-dny wepk. Apply Littln ailvitr r K e In Com-1 fit and, Rt. 35, ank nnd Blirtft, water skl«, lillge pum|i Jlffincrii, fiOl lirarfch Avr., Littlr fiilvrr. ilii/.lrl. dfliT 7 ^ ^^ nd other accessories. In wster. $700 10- 14, 1966. irm. 22fi3»M. ~HANbTCA^PTD"PERSON Alt" "wABHERn ™ Part-tfmo w»tV nd» Expprlrnrpd preferred, but not 1998, IT LYMAN -» And 1065, 39 h.p. PART-TIME if>re.snsry Mn« hn at least 17 ?«4M Mercury. In good condition. Call 845 'Id. Apply Country Rurtser Car Wt|h, «EACOAST 01!). . KVFININOB AN1> fl _ Mo 40 h.p fiAI.AHY I'l.l'H BONDS : 1 KA.jnBKI ATK~!^i3:H~PBftiBbN — AUTO SALES riotiii 13 MFO — with luded. J350. xiKTiMKi-d Huiy hiKh TOM'S FORD Serving Central Jer«e/ Over 41 Yeors. ohnson. All sciessorlfs In •OCK TAIL""WAITItKBH — For night ultlpln l,1-.tln|[i. C\HhT!i lul. MIIHI h.ivo live vc REA HICIFK TRAILER. — Home le-. ('nil after 4 j>.m. 200 HWY. 35 KEYPORT 741-H44fi (H'N*i MAN MK<1 -• tt lip. Ji'tinson, 19fio, Ilrldal unwns and l»ft- 210 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK Miii>lct<. Call 747 perlrnre prefrrred. full 332 iiNer 5. fur ft|i(i'>intnifnt,aiifMilTitinen t I>ivn Lnnr HrliUI EXIT 109 GARDEN STATE PARKWAY (RED BANKI c'AIUN CIttJIHKR • *™ n.ii. "in Rhop. 711 ISI!ISI!tt. it (005. Call fliilunity and Buni» ladlen1 rostn. Union nhn\>. All hfnt- (More Classified Ada 741-1234 CIJABW dorp Hydroplan* with tr«U«r fit*, vacation with pay. tr>T> aaltry. 264-1600 and control*. «M0 w DwM *(f«K Otll Apply Art ami 3roi., 25 S. Bridie Ave., Oa Tb* N«t P*t#) 's3S414t •* *»-I»7, R4 BlU \ n-Wtdnetday, July 27,1966 THE DAILY REGISTER FAMILY CBCUS HEI* WANTED-M/OE KELP WAMTED-IWAXE EEN GROVf GARDENS i uetnrt miuK#. LY nw.se DOWN : MUSIC INSTRUCTOR OwnwcM ra»ch. larf» llrtaf iw Call FOUR ROOMS-$115 and tbrn b^reona, ootorM ttto btth. 787-7778 •ciaae* kitchen, itorms and seiMM (ONI BIDKOOM) Walk to but, ichool. and itorM. tULOO THE DANELECTRO CORP. X-RAY TECHNICIAN - 40 Uouri a par month pay* •vtryiHlng. A rat* weak. Apply Employm»nt Ottlct. Fit- *• Rv« Rooms (Two l«droomi) $140 buy at J14.M0, kin Memohil Hoi pi til. Neptune. • Efficiency [l'/i Rooms I f U I* looking for »v«nl mechanically Inclined mea to work la wood* ONLY $600.00 DOWN woritfeu and'or wiembly areas. SCHOOL Bl'B DRIVBR — rull or part-time. Will train. Apply Bennett CT.UB FOR TBNANTI And lia&.M per month and you awn ! Broa., 21* East Rd.. Belford. 7t7-0*t8. HIAT, COOKINO OA», HOTWATIR AMD AUl thU 10 ye&r old ranch. L*rv* llvtaf MANY BENEFITS INCLUDING . . . room, dinette, three large btdroomi, OLD ESTABLISHED, RUMSON REAL T.V. am rhoaa ouUaU, U cu. tt r.frlacralora, parklna and walk In storaia ESTATE FIRM fca* opening for a dlg- cedar cloieti. Oarage. Patio. Lovely - MEDICAL-HOSPITAL INSURANCE (acilillss. Ipacloui rooms, Urn eloasta. Walk to ahopplnj plata, buses ami laadscJiped lot and all for 116,900. ntfltd, con*ci>ntioua lalei peraon. Li- aohool. FREE LIFE INSURANCE censed preferred, but on-thHob train- BEACH AGENCY, BROKER ing available to right party. Pleaw DIRECTIONI: Garden Hat. exit 117 Ui M, aaat on M to airport Ibopplill call Mr. Dodd. 8(2-0414. 1400 Hw). 35 Ulddlelown. NJ. AIR CONDITIONED PLANT m*i!T\ I""™'*?1 """ 'WO <"°ckl to mr*" •P»rt"»t«L From J3, (J. M. REGISTERED NURSE — For position rislda) U Hazlat Aye , turn left m Mlddls Kd., straight ataad. Open T daya B71-37ZT In operating room or 1800 tied, psy- Ives: Martha Briilh 117-3734 chiatric hospital Salary to J714S de- All payments are approximate tor APPLY IN PERSON WEEKDAYS pending upon background. Liberal Phon. 264-1146 qualified buyers and subject to VA amount of paid vacations, sick-leave, FHA approval. , 8:30 a.m. te 4:30 p.m. and holidays. j>liis many other benefits. Apply to Director of Nurses, N.J, MERCHANDISING WANTED COMMERCIAL RENTALS SHREWSBURY Bute Hospital, Marlhnn). 1 TO Dra THACTORI — Top prlcei II' YOU ABU INTliRESTID - In a Larce ranch on I * acres. Plrepltc* paid for uied riding garden tractors. ">irand new modern office ipace, well and gaineroom Also two-car garage. 211 WEST SYLYANIA AVE., NEPTUNE CITY SITUATIONS WANTED-Female Wheel Horse, Bolerfc. Internationa! acated In tha center of Red Bank, con- Built-in pool with four cabanai, Low Cub, Bears or othars. 671-UM. tlact ase for further laforinatlon. THE Uxea. Asking 135,500. ORANIt PIANO — Any site, (or studio. DOW8TRA ACKNCY. 741-8700. WILL TAKE CARE OF CHILD — In 1 my home or babysitting evenlnga. Call Btstnway, good make prelerreW. Olheri IXBCUT1VI! OFFICE 8PACE—Al J COLTS NECK T41-W77. conaldered. Caah. 222^0^5 Reckless PL. Red Bait 690 iq. It. 1 -lifdronm, 2^-hath Colonial oi ft IRONING dignified modern office building wit aittfiil. treeri, acre lot. Full bail- PROGRAMMER done at home complete services. Carpeted through ment. Two car garage. Hot water base- 741-5378 PETS AND LIVESTOCK out, wltu molt attractive wall treat board heal. Large fireplace In family ment and electrical fiaturei. Call 747 coin. Low taxes. Prked at (31,900. A BABYSITTING — In my home. Any- OERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — Cham- i'M between C and 5:30. eal buy and a Urge home. KAP1DLT IXPANDINO LOCAL COMPANY OFTOU OPPORTUNITY TO IX- time. Call ploDihlQ background, allots anrl wormed, 291-1R4* AKC registered. Call 871-fKMl. CHOICE FAIR HAVEN orfice ipai BROWN ASSOCIATES, INC, aVftiial.Ie irt modern professional build rtc-al KB I Me PBJUBNOBD PROGRAMMER, (ONE TO TWO YEAR!) TO BECOME IN- wm HELP OUT WITH PRIVATE AKC REGISTERED 8ABLK AND Hid. fl?P aq. It. Also smaller wood 788 Broad Bt., Shrewsbury PARTIES — Dinners, uM othtl ec- WHITE BELLHAVBN C0I4JE - I", PUneled office, US sq. ft. CaU 7*1-7654. 741-2525 caaloru. 741-Mfll. "I promitt I'D pl«y with her tvery day year* old. Excellent for breeding or ahow. )Iusl.aeJl. »50. Call 222-4820. 25,000 8Q. rx. LIGHT manufacturing VOLVED IN INITALUNO U0 «J-K TAMC-DHK lYITEU. PERMANENT BABrfflTTING — By matirra woman if you'll l»t m* UipurP lofta for lease. Can be leased separate- EATONTOWN In your home. Call ' R ly, containing about 3MKJ in. ft pal 291-OUI TWO MALES floor. 747-1100. Apple-pie condition ranch will ajlow OROWTB POSITION OFFERING EXCELLENT (ALARY AND FRINGE CALL 281-0679 buyer to move In without any work. 17 YEAR OLD — Wlahea day baby- INSTRUCTION FOR SALE 1 OR 1 ROOMS OFFICE SUITES Owner moving to new flomi and early sitting Job. Mlddletown-Red Bank area. AKC LABRADOR RETRIEVERS — Attractive Colonial Building In Rei lseaiton poaslble. Living- room, dln- BENEFITS. BEND COMPLETE RESUME OF EDUCATION. EXPERIENCE CaU mt&U WATER COLOR CLASSES Yellow, five weeks old. Call after 6 Bank. Oil streel parking. ng room, illshwaahtr kitchen, thr«« JJ.OO p«r hour. TOUGH, HUH! P.m. 912-4383. Max Benowllz Agency jedrooms and tile bath. Full basement Call 741-3(77 YOU BUT THAT KARK? ALUMINUM HALE CHIHUAHUA — 8e»en months, 87 Maple Ave., Red Bank Ui recreation room. One-car gang*. AND SALARY HISTORY TO •A.W." BOX 520, RED BANK, N. J. FINANCIAL ADlfLt, INTERMEDIATE RlbrNO — DOOR IS •rOUOH IMB5 plus Inital- V&. Female poodle, three years, foO. 741-4871 wn aewers. WHY WAIT? Call NOW Can accept one In Thursday, 10 a.m., latlon alaewhtre. &ut at Prown'i only Call 787-KOI. r ippolntment, 7U-750O. GARRA- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HIDDLETOWN — Hwy. 367~Mod«ri BHANT AGENCY, 714 BummerfUld. and three In Thursday, 7 p.m. elaeses. MS.86 INSTALLED. POODLE A.K.C. — Hale, Small black e. Located half way between Re HART SCHOOL OF DRESSAGE, 1431 llauk-Kevport. Daya call Koch Florlati AiUury Psrk. Evei: Jack Elsbrcw-221- miniature. Four months. All shots. T02. HOT DOS VENDER CART ShaKo KM., New Shrewsbury. 542-6222 PROWN'S Reasonable. 564-0674. 471-4)744. After A, 671-2100. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WAJVTED-MALE WITH LAMBRETTA IMS MOTORCY evenings. 31 Broad St Red Bank 741- CLE, 11,100. II.LNESS. MUST SELL. AEGHAN HOUND PUPPIES - AKC TREES AND BEAUTY 264-1562 registered. International cliamplon The above heading Is a complet* Sn- AUTOMATIC 1966 WHITE bloodllr.le». Show prospects. Excellent HOUSES FOR RENT AUTO ACCESSARY EMPLOYMENT AOENCY — Estab- MERCHANDISE crlption or thia lovely four-bedroom DEPT. MANAGER TRAINEE ;ig Zaj aewlng maclilnen. Cablne dispositions. 828-9335 liomp. Formsl dining room, large eat- AUTO SALESMAN Uahed A-l location. Personnel back- model. OvercastE, monogrimi, lewi MOTHER-DAUGHTER BI-LEVEL, — ground needed for license. 222-4747. FOR SALE FRENCH POODLES -- AKC registered. Living room, dining room, scienc In kitchen, 2",i bdtha, den, two-ear ga- Some experience nr knowledge of auto To Sell Chevrolth on buttons, makes buttonholes, blind rtge, patio and many «ztrai rnalw hems, skirts and dresies. Fancy Eight week old black males and fe- kitchen. Three bedrooms, master Itath, accessories helpful. SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE—4 malts. Principals only. Cull after » i«crutlon room, fourth bedroom, hlg an outstanding buy at $27,100. Must Bi Experienced MILES NORTH OF FREEHOLD ON itltchei. No attachment! needed. 8evi with twin needles P.m., 566-7MS. cmrt icletice kitchen, second full bath, STORE LOCATED IN Top Pay RT 9. IN OPERATION. CALL DAY Utached garagf. Immediate occupaiv STERLING THOMPSON S36-90O1. EVE. 727-1786. HAMMOND UNPAID BALANCE - $32.50 81AHKSK SEAL POINT KITTENS — Call 539-«768. AND ASSOCIATES REALTOR! Lovable and friendly. One male, one MIDDLETOWN MCCARTHY CHEVROLET Terms $4 down, $5 a month. Call 1 Hwy. 35 Mldijlelown 7i7-M0O female . *M each. Call 872-1377. TWO AND TI.HEK-BEI>RO0M HOME« 158 Flrat Are. Atlantic Highland! ESSO SERVICENTER Credit Ilept., 846-6101, 9 to 0, Out o — Fur rent or sale. 1125 to 1150 i APPLY TO AUTO DEPT. Ask lor Mr Kelly Two tiay station with moat modern town collect. MINIATURE FRENCH POODLES — morjth. THE KIRWAN CO. REAL- WELL TRIMMED SHRUBS facilities. Thla existing business Is ORGAN FOR THE PERFECT WEDDINO AKC ireglatered. Call 10 to 5, 741-6871 TORS, Belford, 7S7-5M0. W. Keaniburg-, PACKERS WANTED — Experienced MANAGER located on Main St., Matawan, near Eveninga 741-3388. .87-6*00. Haslet, 2«<-7100. AND PRICE— in packing china, etc., for Houiehold the railroad station. Minimum Invest- GOWN—Bridesmaid rtreitea and all ac- Goods Moving and Storage Company. Of ASBURY PARK cesnorlea with Individual personal Spacious four-bedroom, two bath, ranch. ment required. We pay you while you TWO PBR8IAN KITTKNS — Mother 9»5 to $175 Per Montlt Living room with ([replace, paneled Apply In person at Anderson Broi., learn. Financial offer to worthy candi- vice. Call Vlrgltila KImbal), Freehold. and aon. Cliamplon sired. Reasonable. THE BERG AGENCY Inc.. 51-53 Mechanic SL, Red Bank. THE LAEGE8T OBOAN AND PIANO 4W-7773. xamtroom, attached garage. Nletly TWO GUYS date. Contact Mr. HcLaughlln at HU CaU 872-17G4 before 11 a.m. or between Ut. 15 landscaped with trees. $21,000. FT. 9 * 440 8-7OO0, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. EIBFLAY IN THE ailORB AREA MAPLE — Seven-place dining room and 10 p.m. 171-1000 WOODBRIDGE. N. J. AIR CONDITIONING MECHANIC — aet; twin beds, chest and dresser. V2C0 Experienced. Year round employment. FOR LEASE—Gulf modern two-bay SIAMESE KTrTBNS _ For aale. Two WE FREQUENTLY HAVE APART PERSONNEL ASSISTANT — Recent - Open dally til > p.m. >at. til « p.m. for both sets. s6t-7K4. A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY college graduate to work In thi field Paid vacations, hoUdeye and ioipltall. service itatiorA Rt. 36, near I»ew i Corner ot Main 8L * Mattison Ave. mails, OTJB female. Call ME NTS AND HOUSES—Furnished ajvt of safety and employment. Experience —.tlon. Call T41-3464. Drive In, Kazlet. Paid training, mod- 264-9M3 unfurnished for rent. Come In and talk erate Investmtnt. HE 84668. PATIO ROOFS It over with ui. THE DOW8TRA desirable but not neceuary. Good sal- U8ID ORGAN »PECLALS WANTED — Halt Boston Terrier — REALTOR ary and full benefit!. Write "A.H.", Hammond extra voice organ I 395 Alayinit* Translucent Flberglaaied rein- AGENCY, n X. front St., Red Bar.' ROUTE MEN FOR LEASE — 8crv.ee itatlon. Toma Registered.. AKC. Excellent linen, for 111-8I00. 569 River Rd. Fair Hiv»n Box 520. Red Bar*, An equal oppor- River arta, Hooper and Fiiher Blvd. Hammond Chord Organ fl-t I 496 forced panels (lilgti llcht, low htat breeding purpoaes. Call 264-8SO0. tunity employ". FULL AND PART-TIME. STEADY High volume. Greit location. Paid Baldwin Spinet organ ....( 4D5 transmission) In beautiful range of HENTALS — BEASONAL. — YKARL 741-9333 YEAR-ROUND WORK, NO LAYOFFS. training plui fintiJcial isilitanci. Hammond A 100 organ , 11,895 colora. Stop In and se* sample and SHETLAND PONY MARE Gentle. ELLA WILTSHIRE, Btaltora EXPERIENCED BARTENDER — For EARN $102, CAR AND PHONE RE- Hammond B > Leslie ipeaket .S. obtain prices. Well broken. Wonderful pet for child. connrv club. Full time, year round. Please cull MI 2-7860. » to 5 p.m. After 1*80 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 842-000*. QUIRED. CALL 162-1074. • p.m. r4T Purnlflhed and unfurnlihed, Immedl two bath*. Living room, dining room, MAINTENANCE MECHANICS — Re- come teacblnf evenings and Saturdaya. Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank tu.re two meh with minimum one available In franchlsed builneaiei. Wrtle All Items sold with a guarantee. — APARTMENTS occupancy. SAMUEL TEI0HE1 kitchen and den, Fireplace, basement, Appllcanta now being Interviewed for DRAFTING TABLE — KAE. 3x5'. With AGENCY. Oceanport Ave., Oceanpori Karaite. On a quiet, tree shaded street year experience. General plant main- teacher training program in reading PARTAKE, Dept. B,, Sea Girt. budget terms available. extra four-drawer cabinet. |75. C*U MADISON TOWNSHIP U2-35O0. Excellent neighborhood. Walk to ichooll, te-ai.re and willing to work apllt or area to aUrt In the Immediate future. BEAUTY SALON -- Well established. 7*7-5316, after ft. rotating ahlR. Apply Atco Ceramlca. churches, shopping- and transportation. Write fully. "AD," Box 520, Red Bank Bayahore area. Writa "A.A," Boi 620, 775-9300 RURAL SETTING ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Five-room I1 or quick sale only asking (19,000. H«y. o.l. Keyport. Red Bank. CHEAPER T1CAN UNFIKISHED home. Two bedroomji. enclosed porch. MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT — In DRE8SER8 — CHE9T8, MAHPRO0F Newly decorated inside and out. Im EXPERIENCED PRBSSER — Owl rapidly growing hoapltal, need! reliablt DBU-LUNCHEONETTE — lllddletown BmoER SEWINO MACHINE. — tried, TOPS, 8ED8, WALNUT AND UMED MODERN LIVING STERLING THOMPSON lalary. Year-round. 17 Oreen St., Wood- electric. $20. aood condition. Call any Mediate occupancy, Pay own utltltle person for day or night, full or part- Twp. Nlneaa forcei sale of well es- OAK. MAN? OTHER STYLES. $». CONVENIENT LOCATION Two children. Call 2911769. AND ASSOCIATES REALTOJU Bridge Call 6M-3B28. time employment. Call Personnel De- tabliahed bualneaa. Priced for quick time. IMxn IRWIN'S. 21 MONMOUTH ST.. RID Hwy. 35 MlddlHown 717-5600 partment, Rlvervlew Hospital, 741-2700. aale. By appointment only. CaU 747-FOUR-BURNBR OIL STOVE — Coal BANK MODERNIZED CO-OPERATIVE 5023. cook stove; larje metal locker. Call APARTMENT — Small down paymeni NEW SHREWSBURY MEN—PART-TIME 291-M7S. SINGER AUTOMATIC PARKVIEW |77 monthly pays all but neat. Ca AUTO MECHANIC NEW 542-2204 or 542-5748 New custom • built 70' ranch hom». Nighti, 6 to 11 p.m. Permanent. Of ATLANTIC RICHFIELD 8WIMM1NO POOL - Upright, circular, 1900 Zlf <^af lewlns machine, Cabinet AT MADISON Three bedrooms, l^i batha. Central en* rice cleaning work In Middletown build- SERVICE STATION In good condition. Completely equipped. model. Fmcy Btltches, overcasts and RED BANK tranoe hall. Large living room. Dining Top piy plan tor experlenctd man. ing- Good pay, no experience neces- Overlook 1.000 Acre! rooms. Excellent cor.yitlon, Call for ap- room. Eat-in kitchen. Over-alzed two*' AVAILABLE SOON tUO. Call 671-2100 alter 6. monograms, mikes buttonholes and Cheesequaka Park sary. For Interview apply Thuri., July Atlantic Rlchfleld Co. will leaae a new sews on buttons. Latest model. Mo at- r>oinLment. 717-5421). car garage. Full basement. Over H McCarthy Obevrolet, 158 Flrat Ave., 28, 6 p.m. to S p.m. American Legion modem two-bay service station on Rt PIZZA BOARDS Uchmenti needed. A RANCH HOUSE WITH OCEA Hall, 50 Rt. 35, Eatpntown. Located ~~ In Leonardo. A prestige location Atlantic Highland.,. Ask for Fred. same building with Katontown Radio •klmmer boards 24" diameter x V 4& 5 AND RIVER VIEW — Thr(e bedrooms, with outstanding potential Tor a sales- thick, exterior plywood, unpalnttd. UNPAID BAXANCE $50.10 two bath*. Lease requlrerl. JIBS and Teteviilon. minded and mechanically Inclined op- Terms |5 down, (6 a month. Call Horn •IIREE-BEDROOM RANCH - Two (2.09 ea. RLAZEBROOK ASSOCIATES, INC., baths. Paneled recreation room Two- BARTENDER — Permanent. Evenbta. erator who can qualify. Credit Co., 846-6100. f to 9. Out OI Exclusive Agents (or Rum son Shore car garage. Convenient location. LlB- STATIONARY ENGINEER — Blue CaU 1. PAID TRAINING RED BANK LUMBER town collect. ROOM APTS. Estates. 44 W. River Nd., Rumson. crofl. 842-42I7. Owner. . S?al. Excellent opportunity. Good aal- 2. PROMOTIONAL ASSISTANCE Corner Pearl and Wall Red Bank KITCHEN CHAUM BIOOVIRBD - &42-17OO. axy, plus full benefitB. Apply it Ameri- 3. MODERATE INVESTMENT CO-OPERATIVE DUPLEX • APART- SKILLED CARPENTER — (one only) BABY CARRIAGE — Bed, bathlnelte. Dinette sMa and bar HooU. Monmouth R£U BANK ~ Nice residential area. MENT—Paneled llvina; room, royer and can Smelting and Refining Co., 1160 Call'Ray Norton iK»> H9.V147J 9 a.m Dinette. U« Uonmmith It,, Red Bank. from $118 (3.50 per hour. Call between i and I. to 5 p.m. or 1201) 229-M37, evening!. Carved oaJt Victorian bed. Hamjter IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Three-bedrooms, Hi tile bathn; wal Kitchen. Two-bedrooms, tiled bath. $77 Btatf St.. Perth Amboy. M2-237O. 1418133. to-wall carpet, large living room, dli An Equal Opportunity Employer. cafe, food, etc. Children's booka, With Individual controlled central air a month pays all except heat. Available gaties, skis, More. 2293S99. conditioning. Ing room, foyer, modern eat-In kitch- 3ept. l. call MM591. alter 5 pm DENTAL LABORATORY TECHNI- en, utility room. Hot water heat. Rel- CIAN — Experience not necenary. will MONEY TO LOAN CHROMB KITCHEN SET — With four RENT A TV DIRECTIONS.: Garden stale Park- OUR BEDROOMS — m bathTToT APPETIZER CLERK way north to Exit 120, left tn apts. ,-rencM. Call now, 741-4427. Immediate lull lime opening. Excel- train. I'nuaual opportunity. Write thickly padded chalra. Good condition. Portable day. week. BAIIHORI TV. "B.W" Box 320, Red Bank. "" Call 7S7-7O61. 36 Church St., Keansburg. 787^400. Model phone 5864100. Open dally and MIDDLETOWN AREA — We tUt lent salary. Good working condition!, Sunday. Ail company benefits. Apply tt>: two-three-fnur bedroom houses p CLERK — Packing, younj hi|h »chool NEED CASH? TYPEWRITER* ADDINO machines. 21" PHILCO CONSOLS TV-Mahogany Eicluslve Rental Agent lay for rent. JlOO. to J250 per month, HOMES - FARMS - ACREAGE graduate minimum, good handwriting All makes new or used. Guaranteed. breakfront, aaaorted occasional chalra, JACOBSON, OOLDFARB A TANZHAN hst utilities ottige, for couple." Two-car gig ONE-FAMILY HOU8R — Beftord. 811 pAUher. Five-day week Including Sun. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN DEBTS 14.7-9121. Included. Adulta only. 741-7486. |J50 per month unfurnlsritd. |175 fur- rooms, baUi and sunporch. Small down •BY.", Boi 5», Red Or any other reason than anything you've ever a*en. If rou ished. ROLSTON WATEREIURY, Rea payment, .no.lesal fees. Balance to ba II 60 per hour. Teachers, Route Saturn an, etc. Part- HI 71—RADIO — Ornndil. Tape re EAST KEANfiBURG — Four roomn paid like rent. «,500. M2-325*. B time, loilcltlni reildentlal fuel oil ac- Up to 13,000 and more! want something better In in aluminum Border, Marine pump, never used. \{ r, 18 W. Front St., Red Bank. 74' combination door, see the Karey for and bath. J90. Supply own heat. Two ;5O0. counts Tor Low established rates-easy terms n.p. motor, 150 and 2» volt, neve: children accepted. Available Aur I. •>« PAYS ALL BUT HEAT — For \ N.J. STATE LICENSED LENDER 169.99 Installed. »99.95 eliewlieta. T SALESMAN used. Q.E. cooling fan. extension laU Call 4&MM89, after 5 p.m. OOZING CHARM FROM EVER sale. 5 ,i-room cooperative. Flnced Outstanding opportunity for hard-work- HUMBLE OIL & REFINING U1-5M1 or 776-M00 der. M6-0440. yard. Call after 8, SI2-0829. Monmouth County Investment Corp. PROWN'S ONI AND TWO—BEDROOM larrtpn FLOOR — (3) Tnii Victorian msnsloi ins, aggressive man interfiled In perma- COMPANY 33 Broad SL Red Bank 741-75410 en command! a view of the Hook, MIDDUSrOWN — Four-year-old U- nrnt future In wholeaale electrical nip- P.O. Box 44 Red Balk apartments available. Heat and hot DISCOUNT PRICES water Included. Quiet location. See Bust. :he ocean, the city, the bridge. Four evel, three bedrooms, den or - fourth piief, calling on lnduitry and COB- Call 291-0051 FIKtTT AND IEC0ND MORTQAGIB MOVING — Maple bed. bureau, mlr. bedroomi, plui foar spar* attic rooms. -or, chctt, aprlnl, mattreis. W. Other Apt. 10, 80 Locust Ave. i Red Bank. bedroom, wall-to-wall carpet and. other tractors. Salary,, commlaaion, car and AVAILABLE — Edwin B. Surk. Real ON TOUR FAIR LADY'LL LUV IT at 4175 1 n gl >rh0 l1 expenses. Call la ».ra. at Rarltan Mr. M. Allen or Mr. J. Brace Eatata * Uortgaga Conaullant. 2*4-0333. furniture. Call 7414337. •JNTOBNIBHBD — Four-room apart ier morAh. P.O. Box »4, Tlm#< Square '"" " "" ° - W.0O* Electrical Supply Co., 28S Kltf. St, KILN PIREUAN-Dependable person FMOIDAIRIi RBPTUOIKATOR — rnent Couple preferred. Call Itatlon. N.Y.C. Perth Arnboy. for ihift wort No experience neces- ALL INSTRUMENTS 787-1795. MATAWAN—NICE HOUSE FOR IAUE ANT AMOUNT With (raraer. IicelleM condition. Oall 8TRATHM0RE RANCH — Malawi Anyone Interested call BM-1406 tor fur- AUTO GLAS8 MAN — Aid general sary, wilt train. ATCO Ceramlci, At M4-3M7. HDD BANK — Branch and Mad lion 36, Keyport. MOCIK MUSIC Ivy Hill section, l^arfe lot with man; ther Information, tluius. Apply Atlantic Glass Co., 31 2nd MORTGAGE U<2 KINUORE ELECTRIC DRTER- Avea.. ipicioua or*- and two-bedroom ;reei and shrubs. Two-car garage. Fo: Maple Ave., Red Bank. i garden apartment. Stirling at *11O. Ap- TREMENDOUS VALUE! Luxury ranch TELEPHONE COLLECTOR — College If you have equity ID Tour home Bxcellent condition. 97S. •ent with option to l>»iy. Septembe; atudent with accounting background ply Apt 24. Molly Pitcher Village Court Adults only. Referencen. 669-S55 home oif landicaped acre. Spacious EXPERIENCED CARPENTBB — WE HAVE MONET KOR YOU I TU-nu DANCE STUDIO or oil Mr Bam Lomazzo, 74V&115. foyer. Large living room with fire* Good p?y. Steady work. Call alter 9 preferred. Four hours per night, 5 p.m. FAST lERVICC to S p.m. company office, 9180 per ma tENT. OPTION TO BUY — Threi place. Formal dining room. Paneled p.m. M314M. UNPAINTED FURNITURE 510 Main St. Balferd, N. J FURNISHED APARTMENT bedroom ranch. Full basement. Garag TV runlly room. Electric kitchen, dlah- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Residential — Comrnerlcal — Induitrlal What Ttiitjt rooms and bath White St. M7-34M Shrewsbury. CM wi uy? Wi bars two noon CR0WELL AGENCY, 83 Kiveraldi washer, breakfast arpa. Four twin bed- VENDING State llcenaed lender full ot fine unpainted furniture and 787-7778 Call LH2-9248. Ave., Red Bank. 741-4030. Mrs. Ball •ooms; two tiled baths. Two-car ra- TRAINEE — For retail field. Young STATEWIDE ASSOCIATE! chain In contemporary and Barry age. Many extras. Owner transferred Large Xatlonal Food and Vending Com 1 RENAIRI FRIKZIR — W uprlfhL TERKACE APARTMENTS — Two-bed- afarried man preferred. Hurt have car CALL 747-2300 American. 39% off manufacturer a LTTRACTIVE RANCH HOUSE — Ir - early possession. EXCEPTIONAL AT pany needa a night man at Hotmdel, U Broad »L Red Bank. N.3. room apartments. Second floor. Adulta Incroft. Three bedrooms. Full base N.J., Industrial plant Experience help- aial phone. 187. price. You really ihould coma lnl A"" »* C" only. Available August 1. 741-4850 134,000. STANLEY K. DOWNS. REAL- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ent. Occupancy August 15th, posslblj TOR, Shrewsbury. 711-1017. ful but not required. Hours 1:30 p.m. ooner. (150 per month oit yearly leasi to 3 a.m. Blue Cross, Blue Shield, 73 While Bt. 747-34M ghrewabury. RED BANK LUMBER ATTIC BALE — Sat., July 30, lft Bu. LTLANTIG HIGHLANDS — Furnished, tonwood Dr., Pair Havtn. Oil paintings modern 3ft rooma. Business coupl* on- USSELL M BORUS Agency, 60( PAIR HAVEN — Two bedrooms,, ia- paid vacation, paid holldaya. For later- HK>KKEBPDR — H««vy etperlejice. Comer Pearl and Wall Red Bank liver Rd., Pair Haven. 747-4531, rage, full baaement. Nice nelfhbor- view call 671-1342. INSTRUCTION bric-a-brac, ddda and ends. 10 a.m ly. Available Aug. 1. 291-1656. Keet the public. No degree neceaaary. OLD FURNmiRB — AnUquas, china, all day. 741-4O29 hood. »U,500. Call 7H-2106. (110. Haaswart. art object! and brle-a-brac, RSD BANK — Three-room unfurnlahed GRIDDLE MAN — No eiperMnw ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCY ItmAR — Kpiphona (Cortei) auditor- aptrtmeDt. Available Jule lat. Yearly 1OLMDEL, — Four-bedroom, two- necessary. Ferklna Pancake House, Rt. WANTED immediate caah for anything and avery. White at. 747-3404. Shrewsbury. thing. RUKil'a. » East Front It. 741. lum alze, blond top. 'A year old. Oood leaae. $100 monthly Includes htat »lec- WAIVTED TO RENT itory. Llvlnf room, dlnlnt room, i\ Middletown. . , trie and gas. WEART-NEMETH AGEN- kitchen, family room, fireplace two- CAR POLISHER tan. condition, J76, 747-5681. PRODUCTION WORKERS — Perma- 1,000 men for training to become CY, 741-2240, SMALL APARTMENT — Two adults, car garage, three baths, on mi acre Kiparlenced for new-car agency. Call transport operator! or heavy equlpmen PIANOS — Brand uaw It nota piano TWO END TABLEB — One coffee tab- n or near Red Bank. Call 91 lot. House seven months old. Mort- nent employment, no experience aecea- 2(4-4000 le. Two tab!* lamps. $5 each. Ven gUBLET — LOVELY ONE-BEDROOM *ary. . Peach St., New shrewabury. operator!. Earning! up to 19,350 a yea only 1399 dellvared. Tenzer's Moa'c gage can be ansumerl. Aeklng $45,000, Store 30. Main SL. Laklwood. good common. Call 2M-82IO. APARTMENT New. Everything sup- Cnll 9(6.8311.1 STANLEY STILWILL, plied except electricity. Cwivenltnt lo- TBACHER FAMILY desires three-bed Crawfords Corners Rd., HolmdeL MEN If you are 18 yean old and up yoi TOP SOIL — For aale at Colla N»ck. MOBILE RADIO SET — 60 watt con.' cation. Call 222-2140 or 22&-2.30. room houas by September 1, posslbl: HELP WANTED-M»k - Fenule may qualify to prepare for a job It merclal, low bind, Motorola, complete Pull time nlghU. S p.m. to 2:30 a.m, America' i fait growing, multl-bllilot Call MW7JO4. Evenlnta with option to buy. In Rumson, Llttli HOLMDEL — Ranchthrea bedrooms, Permanent. Floor waxing and janitorial 341 KK» 1188. 2019 Hwy. 71, Sprtnglake Height a. PORT MONMOUTH — Hwy. 36. Mod- Silver, Shrrwsluiry, West Long Branch Ivlng room, rllnlnj room, kltctaen, full ARTHUR MURRAY dollar heavy equipment and truckinj ern five-room apartment; two bedrooms. wnrk in Middletown building. No ex Industry. Job opportunltlei avallabl round $175. 449-7179. msemenl. two-car icarage, ly, baths. perlrnce necessary. For Interview applj Hai openings for dance Interviewer!, All electric. $104) per mo. plus utilities. Brick veneer. Fully landscaped one coast to coaat and earning! can ru 6ET RID BLACK TOP SEALER Adults. CAU 545-0639 or 254-0739. l^AUGE ROOM — With compantonabli Thurs., July 28. 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Amerf superv.iora, and teacher trainees. N up to 1225 a week and higher. WORK Protects and b*autlfiei your driveway. aore lot. Assume 5!i per cent mort- eaa Legion Hall. 50 Rt. 35, Katontown. experience neceiiary. Dance abllit of thoM old. laaky, wooden guttert. L< lady with car if possible. Kitchen prK [age J29.950. Call M8-83M 9TANUCT LOCALLY, GO OVER THE ROAD Biuah it on yourself — know It'i done UNFURNISHED — Three larjte rooms, lieges, Preferably Red Bnnh. Best re Located tame building with Katontown preferred. Part and lull time. 183.50 toi a tractor trailer driver or oversea! » na give you a free estimate for white rlfht. 6 Rat. pull, 13.M). Ground floor apartment In two-family BTII.WELL — Crawforda Oornera Rd.. Radio and-Televliion. 30 hours. Apply MO p.m., Mon. throug Holmdel. a heavy equipment operator. National house. Convenient to transportation tank. Give phone number. Fri 12 Broad St., Red Bank, 741-58V, la the world'i largeit heavy equipment will nerer leak. Our Installation will RED BANK LUMBER and stores. Wilson Ave. 787-1009 vVICE STATION ATTENDANT or 731 Cooltman Ave., Aabury Pirfc, Vieaae jrou. Expert Installers. REFERABLY HOU8E ^- Mutawfl' BEVKN-KUOM 8FUT - ' 1), balhl. Fully experienced. Top salary. 774-9251. and tractor trailer ichool, and ap- Corner Tearl and Wall fled Ban K.EAN8BURQ — Unfurnished apart- three hedrooms, porch, garage, cellar. proved to train Veteran! and Foreign )r vicinity. Rent up to $150. At lean Landscaped. Call 971-1479. Call 264-4000 •tudenti. Prepare now, full time or on PROWN'S LIVING ROOM SET — Modern three ment. Three, roomj, all utilities sup- wo-bed rooms. BualrXas couple, two COUPLK — Experienced, for prlvat It Broad 81. Rftd Bank 741- piece sectional, (25. Kxcellent condition, plied. JW per month. Call 381-2444. laughters. 12 and 9. Call 787-7231 b 'OSSESSION AUG. J5TH — Four bed- APPRENTICE TO LEA It N PRINT1N' home. AduH family. Pftrmancnt job. weekendi. Specialize a. a bulldozer K7-OT4O. trade on daily newspaper. Pay uhlft Top Balary. Separate quarteri, if de- operator, crane, motor grader, field EMERflON TV CONBOLE—23", Ilk RUMSON — Garage apartment. 34 fore 12 noon or after 7 p.m. rooms, two baths. Modern ranch home >7'j hours weekly. Permaiwnt poiltloi sired. Call after 7 p.m., 77LV36B0. mechanic, or become a profesiloaal new hardly uied, walnut cabinet, (173. RIFLE — 30 calmer M-l carbine. K» rooms. Unfurnlihed. Ideal lor single Larjle living room. Birch cablrAU In for rixht man. Good wages and bene- tractor trailer driver. No eiperlence , person. Available Aug. lfl. Phone 842- rBD THREE TO FOUR the walloven kitchen. Basement. At. Symphonic Btereo Connote, deluxe mod IKDROOM HOUSE — Au(f. 1, nil fit!. Wfit? "B.V.," Box B20, R«d B«nk SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS. EX 118. diploma required. We arrant el walnut cabinet, excellent condition, 1624. tached garnge. Over V, an acre for Inte*VIPW. PERJENCED. VSIOS SHOP, VACA- lonth lease. Vicinity Red Rn,nk. Fa finances through a New Jersey Bar I ONE REFRIOBRATOR — $10. On. MODERN THREE LARGE ROOMS TRICED LOW! J19.5O0. STANKLSr'K. TION, FI.Lb BRNKFITS. 2(7 BRIDGE paying back, tuition over a 34 monl laven area to Sea Brlcrit-Monmout DOWNS, REALTOR, Shrewsbury, Til. STUDENTS WITH CARS WE., RED BANK. 747-1373. period. Send name, addreia, age »r MOVINfl TO APARTMENT — C I reel-typ« lawn mower, $15. Two orlg AND BATH — Furnished. All utilities leach. Call 747-4750 or 462-4139. phone number for Interview to Nallo mun 21" four-wheel rlrilnjc mftwer. nal oils in trade (or two used adults' supplier.. Reasonable rent. 787-1062. National firm has summer opening bicyclen or $10. Call 741-3082. S.I. WIFE AND TWO DAUGHTERS INCOMK PROPERTy — Or bran arm HANDICAPPED PERSONNEL al. P.O. Box 8*6, Jamaica, N.Y. i yfar» tld. St y Mk KKlng-nlrl e MIDDLETOWN — 314 - room 'private need fnur-room apartment by August Earn S2.7:, per hour. Call now. 566 telephone 643-08O9, or OL 6-0800. RotoBrnll. W machine. 229-04M. WASHER — Portable, apartment ilz< office. In Reil Bank. Residential . busi- S011), 449-<:]0\ IGMO74, 505-3257; alt' CALL 842-4390 apartment. Country setting. Newly dec- 5th. Red Rank area. Call 741-031" CHAIN LINK FENCING with upliwlryer. Almoit new. J80. Walj orated. PurninhPd or not. Ideal for ness zone. Older neven-ronm house has 6, call 449-4162. to-wnll lined mural drapes, (80. C teacher or stngl« person. Heat and 'our bedrooms, two baths, with at- HEWING MACHINE OPERATORS — IBM COMPUTER PROGRAMMING - Large dlntrlhutor has leflovpr from tached three-room office. Three-car aTa* DRIVEEB DRIVERS Prrsflfra. floor help and hand irweri IBM KEYPUNCH. AUTOMATION 747-1667. , utit.tlex Included. 787-0396. 1 development galvanized chain link Fenc- FURNISHED ROOMS rage. Alklng 1)0,000. ROLBTON WAT- Bullti'izer npcratorfl, motnr grader wanted on Government work. Appl TYPING. COMPTOMETER. Cay i ing. Muxt sacrifice! Inn! alls tlon and ELECTRIC RAiNGK — Westln»houa< SEA BRIGHT — Four-room, furnithed ERnllRV-. Rrsltnr. U W. Front St.. Crane, mechanic!!, and Iraclor trallf Abate Clothlns Co., Vifiti unil Will* evening classes, co-ed, trt:* placemen termii arranged. Call 741-470O. 1 Avm,, opjionH*. I^or^ Branch RHlIro nervier. NORTHEAST BUSINESS MA modedll D.PDP. 7474, 400"" wideid , whitehi . GGOCKI apartment. On beach. By week or NICELY FUnNISHKD — Clean an Ren Rank. 7473500. dri.ers urgently nefdpii. No experlenc condition, ». Call- 842-UW. month. No petR. 842-3138. cool. Near train arAI bun. Gentle mi Bee nur AI) undfr HALE INSTRUC Station. Guarantred steady work. Good CHINE SCHOOL. 54 Broad It. R FLOWIRTBOXES preferred. Call 747-26M. WHITE STUCCO HOUSE _ IxcelletA TIONS pay, (toml working conriltlonii. Bank. 747-4647. :OB8KN 2V—Victor aeir-propMlei TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT — nelnhborhood. Location near downtown All pr*eul, jenulns -westfrn red cedar, I lawn mower. Oni year nl< Newly reflnlshed. |BO per month, 13 4INCJLE ROOMS - Clean, com for' Red Bank. Sehooli, bus stopi within y ll . SSlil n 3', |].S1; «•, »4.85: Very good condition. Oriilnal prlc Iluddy Ave., Highlands. able reaionahle, Gentleman preferrei walking distance. Four bedrooms Call »6.»5. W Wallace Bt.. 741-5391 Garaxt. 471-1404. "•""). Asking |«. Call 747*37* itt« KEANSBURO - NEW THREE-ROOM RED BANK.LUMBER GARDEN A.PARTMENT. SCIENCE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two rooms LIKE A PRIVATE PARK — Immacu- Corner I and Wall Red Bank FENHER JAZK — MABTCU QU1TAH KITCHEN, AIR CONDITIONED $105. Reasonable rates. 14 E. Highland Ave. late renter hall Colonial on park-like ind csnr. Call FIRST MONTH FREE. 671-9042. 2ftioftM acr* of treed with running brook. WlUItI>ooi7wA8HEJUWIhtar7rDry CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 741-7334. BUTTON TS Three bedrooms with expansion, polsl. nelni« mixleti. Excellent conditin COLONIAL 8OFA^~And two chain C Branch AVP., Red Bank. Three-room Millies, 2'4 bath*. Log liurnlr.» fire, J1.V> tnken iiotli. Three-piece rntlan llv- place In living room. Beamed Cellini A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! liiK rooir net, KD. Call MJWZ2 flofa ami one chnlr ujiholHtered. QOOi apartment available. Cut «m. henl REAL ESTATE FOR SALE CONDITION. Call 741-H41 between 1 furnished. O[f-Mrert parking. See rnnnn- dining room. Modern, paneled kitchen and 3 p.m. Call 741-U18 before 11 o ger In Apt. 187-C. HOUSES FOR SALE with breakfant room. Larie den or 1|. mKchlnes, typpwrllers. of flea after six. irary. Healed porch, full ba.emenl. at- rqulpr nt, etc., at tinrgnin prices. New Itffil) BANK — First floor, three rooms ached garage. A real country letting I. A AC IIEHK OUTLET. Rte. and lifttli. Unfiirnhheil. Include* utlll< INCOME PROPERTY will] modern conveniences. J37.. SMITH IlinLDBlta — Patloii, al THOMAS BI,AT!C 2\fan, bright. Iteanonitble, tnnual Incnmp 13,760. A bargain at •er. 741.450(1. yp Call 671-1067 nftrr HOWARD ROTIVAT0R — IS" ) TWIN OABLH.S — 36 RIvarald* Ave., Hold, renlfrl, rrpalrrrt. *8crpia'H 101 torntior^, additions, garagei. Call 201 free Butimntf Good condition. Cull after t. Red Bank, on rlvar. Tliree and (our J23..WO. BnOWN AB80C, Heallors. 7«1 Monmouth St., Red Bank 7*7-O4HV 17«S or 741-7O) Paint Ing ami Decorating 3M-K12. rooms urjrurnlnhed. 741-2399. 2S2J. Fully Inquired B42mft!) 741- WORK1NO MAN'S "C0NTnA(ri'0R~^ liA7:KYAmrilALl!l'~ Movfng^toTrnaT- (More Classified Adi tcr [jusrtpm. Ptuinbcr'ii and nxHiirt«il VlToiIEST PRIC^"pVid~Vor~~orfr 11.R. REO BANK — Unfuintihed four-room Alterations Repairs Masonry. Brnnll Ct I) ami Canadian coins. Mall insured tn apartment. Very convenient. AUults Air & Sea Travel Reservations Painting * DiM-oratlng tools. Ho tme lio Id ltnmn, coffre tabU HOUSES FOR SALE On The Next Page) Jnha. ton, 991-9714. (ind brlc-s,-hr^c. Frl., flnt., flun. from Harlow Co., 3 Journij Btj., Jersey City, Rpferencea. THE McOOWAN AGENCY Frpe ' Edltinatf, 7«7-fl02O nr 787 7.VM 10 R.m to $ pm. 34 Prospect Ave,, 747-.VHK). BE IT A WEEKEND -- Al Grosiln*.- All «n tir HlRhlnmln. fr'a or arnund the world In Mi i-iny*. \i. \\. HILL — Painlnr titfrlor and COUNTRY I.IVINO AT ITS BEST — exUrlnr, No John too I urge or too MERCHANDISING WANTED w»> can itrvlot all your vacnlinn Insulation & Siding IUJNTMAOK SALE ~ Tlouirtioldi Farm apartment with view and swim RUMSON COLONIAL HOUSES FOR SALE needs. PrtfrBfii Travfl, 741-.V15O small, Very reant>r.*hlf. Call 228-2467 mini pool. Call 9U-532*. 1 i|: good tlrta, regular and mow, OR -- watltf* ^Id toy trains 4 BEDROOMS.2 /, BATHS llnncmm Itumn Ttmri, nnd Frl., any condition. Pay Ci^n or will trade RED BANK — Furnished, BeiMIMnn Also wlndnwa, roofn, gutters, rtc Pearl and Bead Restrlnglng July IS and 20, 22 Fly mouth Av«., 11.0. 017, 0, Itani^rrl gauge 774-371 room. Kitchen. Seml-prlvale bath. Ref- 6 YEARS YOUNG Asphalt Paving l»-^l yriir juarnntcpn Day nr night Port Monmnuth. Tfi7-3R8N. erenced required. 7i7.(OM. Kitchen with breakfast orea nnd PICK THE 77A-84O7. Adam Lln^niayer 2B1-0302. BLOT MACHINES - Toy trains am tepontt loundry. Olnlno room, GKN~EFIAL A8PIIALT PAVINf", INC. Expertly nn brnliled nylon. ll.&O a nail iron toys l»aft*4 shades. Ca] BUTTON PA R K AI'Tj t.,,,, fttrsml. etrrllnx clnnpn (rnni 71c. HI 1M10 an.r t p.m. Rraneli Ave., Red Bank. Three-room, paneled den lined with book shelves. RIGHT HOME Idacklnp driv^wayn BI.M jnrlii'ig lot*. 1 APARTMENTS 14' screened porch with plenl/ of Call for free eatlmate 222-fi2flft, REUBBJLLK'ri, M Rrnad Rt., Red ja[r condltlraieri, 1st floor. Call 7«-.U6S, Itank. CLEAN U8EB FUnRITUIUC — An privac/. Two-cor attached oarage. Nursing Home antique*, or near aiAlquss. lllghe IiONO RFMNCH — Unfurnlshed~apar(. Btaullful landicoplng and big thodt THROUGH I REO BANK prlcea [laid. The Atllr. Ml «MI menl, five-rooms snd hath. First flofir treM. Auto Body Repair with fiall basement, private entrance, NCItfllNO HOME -- AV- Plumbing & Heating Cannon Point Village nlr* yard, two-bedrooms. $140 per LISTED AT $45,000 credlted for Hkllled nurilnj home BRAND NEW E'xPERf^PA.NTIN'G^and tmtiy" rf- 1 COMMERCIAL RENTALS monlh Includes all ulllltles. Call 221- cart*, ilwy. 34. Holmdel. 049-42WI. PLUMH1NQ - HeHtlng ami bathroom GARDEN APARTMENTS 1««8 or 222-«53. CALL TODAY pair. Moderate prlcei. McOARlhy remodeling. REALTOR Cfifvrolet, Atlantic Hlgiilands. 21)1-O.10V CORRIGAN'S | Studio and On»-EUdroom filRBlb-ROOai APAimiENT^—nrur- Air Conditioned • idMlly Locoftd • isd. Call PLEASURE BAY Odd Jobs 117 Oakland BI.. Rtit Hank 747-27M FROM »7 WATERFRONT IN MORE LISTINGS SHOWN Building Contractor S«t Rtntol Agenl OFFICE KEANBBURO — Jlodtrn twoftedroom nosoo's CLEAN-UP 8ERVK:K ' 239 Spring St. PORT AU PECK MORE LISTINGS SOLD Rpoflng, Siding & Imulalloa dupl«i aparttntnt. Convenient location. IH!»nn, linttenifiit and attic ro'imn Yard*, (Minn, garagf". Btori*«. Havt Immertlil* occupancy. $100 per month Living ro»m wlfti Mr*p\Qtt, dfnlng truck. 741-2140 i/ter 1 p.m. SPACE pliu utllltl«i and aerurlty. THE flMOI, room, convinltnt Mtchm. Four-Bed- Itrhenn, gamtrr, rppairs and altrra OIJ1KN CO. INT. Ronflns. slfllng A man Herl>ert Klcftirauch. 741-5201 MAflONHY Htc|jn Palnttnir. CjrpFti- KO RIAL E8TATK AGENCY 2K roomi, two battis, din. Scrttned Insulation ItiHlflllfd atu! fuarantffd Modern ofrirai ]uit computed. Cm- B Kb 7MIfllM porch that oftordi btoutlful vl«w try- Prol>a» nrinl work. Ftemioniihle f.>r HI vf«r«. 775O705, 21)1 0.110. BAYHAVEN i rates. UlTXW or M2-4.mi. tral Awl Bink Buslnaia District of wahtr. RIPARIAN RIGHTS. Full, HlDINfl AUro,' llupor.1 Tritlar snd APARTMENTS •l»srlment. Available H«i>t 1. I^roy dry bai»m*nt, hvo-car garagt. Diamonds Bought or /Res(yled Alcoa. Wink RiiHiAiilfrd. • Cantrtl Air Conai(lonln« Apu., 17 l^roy VI. 741-11)6.') or 8(2 2110, 7.1 Ocean Blvd. - Allanllr Illgniandi, • 8«lf flirvto Elevator REASONAILE TAXES .'$36,500 us buy thfl rtlntnomls you don't Painting and Decorating PROWN'S apudoun, all rlrctric ont t>rdroom • Prlvale Parking Spice Ntylurlaliiici r IIT let us rpjitylp ttirm for you unit a, Ifnfurnlnhfd. Now renting. Air • Rent RaaionabU apartment, ihree-rooms unh bith, orM MIS tonally. ItriiSKlllt-'ii, P>6 flrnn-l Pt. 32 lining m Red [tnnk HI 'IMX) conditioned, water view, off-street Lawrence J. CARL' rt. JONKfl Paint I ill nnd • Inspect and Compart bedroom, $100 per month Includes all Thru The) R.d Bank Ar«a parklNt. Fumlly room, citra slor- ulllltlea. Call 223-lfiM or 2t2-4A&3. w iJijiHrn-rlnjt• l''nllv iiMiirfl. Kor fret* age, Unniiry, 1130 iljfl monthly. SCHILLING Entertainment ffldtndir^. r«l! 717-rtOil. Tel. Answering Service Least, No peli. Multiple Lilting Sarvlct Rtalfor INTElEimi AN1> KXTKHIOR cali.t- 747-1100 COMMERCIAL RENTALS !•• Pit* 214 la. ft* ;etn available for latent Brna-t- Ini;, Also dfiorating Our prJur* urn LET KB BE your •nrralary. No nttii H. H. BOWTELL, Own.r Willow Oriv. I Parkir Ay. Rhrnva and Major Sports Eventi rhrapfr tlun Iheirii. Cull Black Palnl- to mli> cailfl. 24 hour answering Il4 IrotdSt. K«d Bank DMUUBU RZVSR FRONT ault*- Yajllaw Pilot. Mdnmouth St., n«d Bank. ln| Co, for frp« •Rtlmite. 741-411AO. Hcrvlrf. 7U-47OO. 291-2100 M (Irrt ftoor U tlM TtJlw .MMlaf, Ll»fl. lllvar 747^111 C*U HtMtk It HOUSES It* MIX HOUSES EtTATT THE DAILY REGISTER , July 27, ISO—23 PAVtP.BOVA UTTtE SltVER Srtek treat Ca»e Cod In R.altor • Iti.uror ttoa with new alomtnum _ _ eatad In choice residential area with WE NCED - Five or six. J-3 b*droom 671-2544 well-landscaped (rounda. lot eti* 71x133 Successful bomes, furnished or uafurnlihed, from Ash paneled living room, formal din Its to 9175 per month for incoming HIGH INTEREST RATES? Ing room, kitchen containing electric personnel. THE BtRG A.GKNCT. Itt Market Rally Attempt rangt, two bedrooms and ceramic tile U Mtddletown. «71-100O. PHOOEY! bath on first floor. Second floor finished Art you r**dx to purchii« i home but Into knotty pine. Extra large bedroom WI NEBO OPEN LMTINOa—Imierl. frltbUMd by prtient ht|h-lnter«*t rate* with separata bath. Many otij«r features encftd sales people will help you to Investing en mortftgt money? Relax! If you such as one-car attached garafe with sell your home. Also commercial and have $2,000 or irmre to lnveit you m»y>pen sundeck, double blacktop drive investment propertiea available. caally quiltry for the assumption of a t*y, drapes, rods, w&U-to-nall carpet BROWN A8SOC., Realtora, 781 Broad t at lntarest ratei ai low is By Roger E. Spear Falters in Midstream fg* at ai l ln«, Included. 220 wiring. Cull for In- St. Shrewsbury. 341-2521. Spear 4%% up to t\%,t\% Absolutelb y no fW spection, ('an bi aliown day or night. LISTINGS NEEDED! We havs client, By JACK LEFLER new 1966 lows and 2 new highs. Rubbers were mixed with Good- lnvolrtd. Wt have a large variety of Owner auddenly transferred. We have anxious lo aettla In this vicinity. Plaase NEW YORK (AP) - Trie Volume rose to 7.61 million year gaining 1 at .534 and Good* homts for lalt at jrtdunUrl price the key. Ask In, 121,000. call us If your proper!/ la for rant or Q) "I am 70 years* old and more market risk here, but you levelr Intemted? For more informs stock market struggled unsuc- shares from 7.06 million Monday. rich dropping 1% to 63^- tlon juit ctll us and ask (or Mrs sale. BROOK AGENCY. Bank Building, still working. I have 551 shares appear able to assume it. SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY ••' --- Highlands. H1-1U7. cessfully yesterday to rally from Of the 15 most active stocks, 8 Sears, Roebuck declined 1, to Alice Duttkln or Mis. Roberta Ctiase. Independent Lilting Brokers in three utilities which have Q) "What is your opinion of Lttv* Th« Financing To Ul 2S7 Ocean port Ave., Octanpurt its worst loss in 32 months. advanced, 6 declined and Gen- 52 and Montgomery Ward added Trad* Your Horni In £GAL NOTICE good growth and satisfactory re- William H. Rorer? Also, what is But it just didn't have the eral Industrials was un- % at 36^. Open 7 Days 542-3500 turns. I also own 300 shares of a warrant and why are they Mfmber Multiple Listing | strength to sustain a recovery changed. NOTICE National Fuel Gas. My objective issued?" American Telephone edged up COLONIAL 1-4M lovement. Sperry Leads ASSUMPTIONS" SHERIFF'S KALE growth. Should I switch to % to W/g and du Pont gained Vi COLTS NECK SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW G.D. With key issues leading the Sperry Rand, up y at 28% on ASSUMPTIONS CHANCKKY DIVISION limmons (beds)?" 2 at 1874. For sale by owner, must icll In two A) Rorer's earnings were down way, the market advanced mod- 248,300 shares, again was the week*. SAVE real eat&te commission. MONMOITH < Oi:NTV Consolidated Natural Gas lost (1700 TO $7700 SAVE point! ou mortgasf. ?M} Dock** No. F J41M5 H.K. in the first quarter of 1966 which Mlddletown • Hazlet - Matawan erately in early trading, fell back most active stock. Boeing also •V*i% •«iami.ble. W*U-lo-w*ll carpet- TUB GREATER NEW YORK 8AV- A) Good luck and I hope there has hurt the price of the stock. 1 at 554 and Kennecott fell 1% O.I. 4'4'Tr to S',% Inf, custom drapes, itorma and screen*, INGS BANK, a banking cor(>oration, around midafternoon and then was actively traded and declined j r.H.A. m to 5\ a]] !«•• than 8 w*eka old. Four-hed Plhlntin VB: AUQUBT A. KAL'FV- are many more years of work The company is excellently man- ' 344. MANN, et ux, Defendants pulled back part way near the £ to 62%. Ranches, gpliu, capes, Bl-Levela and room, nearly new, Garrison style (ban in store for you. National Fuel aged, but 80 per cent of its bus- General Electric advanced 1 Colonials. Closing cost under »20O. Take red) Colonial 2% balhi- 28* living roon By virtu* of a writ of exfuitlmi In close. Gains among the airlines in- evtr mortgaga and move In Immediate- with Ii replace, 8*? partite dining room Gas is a financially strong stock iness oomes from sales of one to 99, Polaroid gained 4 at 157% 21' paneled family room. Hug* pander ihe above alated action to ma f Men- been rather stagnent in recent the treatment of hyperacidity. i IPIOW dujilicatiiiB coil at 138,500. Prln- back since the assassination of m /2> Pan American World Air- U.S. Smelting fell 24 to Sl%. .. REALTORS mouth, New Jersey, on Mon. the eighth years and profits declined in the For the present, I would avoid Hwy. M, Weat Keinsburj-. 7g7-8600. Ipals only. 747-5&O9. day ot August. l%6, at 2 o'clock, P.M. President Kennedy on Nov. 22, ways 1} at 66 and American Prices declined on the Ameri- Prevailing Time. first quarter of 1966. This is a the stock. Come House Hunting With Us 1963. Airlines can Stock Exchange. Volume COLONIAL All the following tract or parcel of holding company, whose opera- at 7OV4- ruRiom-buIlt ranch In excellent romll tAl and the premise* heretnafle Warrants usually first appear The airlines, which were hard Dontracted to 2.37 million shares LITTLE SILVER tlnn. Three bediooms, V& bftthfl, llvinj lytni ami ting components serve a contig- General Dynamics lost 2 at 'rn, (lining room, and kitchen. Walk •ring in Ui« Township of MMdletown as attachments to a new bond hit yesterday were the only group 45'/ . for 2.57 million Monday. O'Okiep Threa-bedroom Colonial. 20x14' living distance to New York-Newark n the County of Monmouth and Btfctft uous area from New York State 4 room with formal fireplace, 13zl4' din- issue, to sweeten it up. They rep- to hoM gains. Arrcrafts and Zenith dropped % to 66% and Copper spurted 5 points. Techni- ing room with bay window. eat-In kitch- trains and to schools. Lovely tree of New Jersey: to Ohio. Tlie present price is at $19, son, BEGINNING at a. point in the No resent the right to buy stock at electronics advanced at the start Raytheon added % at 403^. color fel, 2 points and Eao and en, den or third bedroom, 1H baths, •ly mde of York Avenue, distant 275 its lowest level since 1963, and CMllar, breeieway. patio. Located on a fixed or increasing price — but weakened. Zapata were off more than 1. baautitttflir landscaped lot wltls 200' STERLING THOMPSON feet Westerly along the same from if strong growth is your objec- Stocks of companies that make inadad backyard. Assutnable 6\% its Interaertlon with the Westerly aide sometimes with a time limit and Average. Dip birth control pills were actively mortgage. Principle! only. (25,800. 7(1- AND ASSOCIATES ol Vermont AveiAie and running thence tive. I would switch this stock. Corporate bonds were un- (1 > North 38 degree* 30 minutei sometimes without. They have no MU. REALTORS The Dow Jones average of 30 traded on a report from Milan, changed and governments were Hwy. 34 Matewan 568-041 West 100 feet; thence Simmons Company lias been intrinsic value other than the Italy, quoting Vatican sources •BAT THI HEAT WITH CENTRAL 2) South BI degreea 3f> minutei industrials dipped 0.66 to 852.17, mixed. AIR — Four bedrooms, two batha, -23' FOR SALE West 100 feet: thenre developing a good growth rate option to buy stock. a new 1966 {aw, alter having been that Pope Paul might allow living room, formal dining room, de (3, South 38 degrees 30 mlnutei hUM OK kitchen, range, refrigerator, BOATING FISHING in recent years and I regard ahead more than 4 points at one Catholic couples to use the pills Yesterday's closing stocks: dtahwaahar, family breakfast corner, ON MOUTH BEACH — On Shrewa- of Yont Avenue; thence the shares as a reasonably sat- bury Klver, exceptional builder's custom stage. for two years after each birth. CF Irvi I-T-B Cict Brk : excellent commuting. Won't last al 1 i along the «ame, North M r 89.57. The New York Stock Ex quarter after the market closed, Marath Oil hereafter attached to or uied In con- .m Tob SI J. D. ROCHE, R.altor 813 River Rd. Fair Haven 741-7686 Bell a Director change common stock index de- MP Ins Martin H Low Bridge Rd. Coin Neck Member Multiple Listing Service nection wltli the premise! herein de- dipped W to 41%, General Mo- a* Masonlta Jt'l hM and the following household .nicondi. 33!, M«-4K>5 SOUTH ORANGE — Foodtown clined 0.11 to 45.31. tors, whjch also announced low- 57 % Merck TOMS RIVER — Three-bedroom ranch, appliances which are fixture! and p*rt Armco Stl MGM 75 FOUB-BIDROOM - country home on Immaculate condition. Frill basement. of th« realty; Super Markets,, at a meeting of Of 1.418 issues traded, 818 fell er second quarter earnings after Armour 27 lour acaea. Large kitchen, formal din- Baseboard heat. Anchor-fenced rear Elcc. range. Armst Clt SIS Minn M*H n Ing room, lull cellar, hotwater heat. yard. Only (400 down to qualified buy- 17 alum. S it S and X Alum, doers. the. executive committee, elected and 348 rose. There were 210 the close, added % at 80ft. Aim on MS Mo Pac A S3 Prim* location, near Freehold. 122.WW. er. No elding cotta. Full price, J13.200. Tha approximate amount of the Judg- to the board of directors, Calvin Atchison 31 Mohlloll «3"i ment to be satisfied by. mid •«-'* 1« th« Atl Rlchrid tl Mont Ward S6'4 Waijgold & Krupnick, Inc. Weisgold & Krupnick, Inc. sum of IU.550 together with the coill Be|l of 37 Edgemere Dr., Mata- Avco Corp !4S Nat Blic 44 •« N Cash Reg II \ Brokers Brokers of this aale. wan. Bibcock W Rslt * Oh 32', . Nat Dairy MANY OTHERS MAJJY OTHERS Dated June 22, 1SW Shore Residents to Meet ail Nat Distill 221U PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. Biyuk Cl» Hwy. t Lakewood 363-3080 Hwy. 9 Lakewood 363-3080 Kovmci, ArMsrton, H wow It* A He is also a director of the Bell * How Nat Oypa RED BANK - RUM8O1S and mil* Rader, Attys. Liberal Building and Loan of Bendli Nat Steel THREE-BEDROOM RANCH around. Coraplctt listings homfti July 13. 20. 27, Aug. 3 I70.M Beth 8te«l IIS NY Central Living room, dining room, kitchen, ftrmi, builneuei. Memb»r muMMt Matawan and a trustee of the 12 N. J. Authors in Asbury Boeing Nla M Pow fireplace, full bailment, garage. Walk listing ierr.es. L*rgt prtvatt parking Borden Nn Am Av to fchoois, ••hopping and transporta- NOTICE Matawan YMCA. ASBURY PARK — Shore area Mrticulturist, "Plant Propaga- Nor Pac Borf Warn S3 Nwit Alrlin tion. Excellent neighborhood. Asking \.m Mr. Bell has been a member of residents will be afforded an op- tion Practices;" John T. Cun- 117,600. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor Norwich Ph M". RHERIFF'H portunity to meet 12 New Jer- ningham, "New Jersey-America's Outb Mar "Our 47lh Tear" SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY the Foodtown Super Markets co- Oscar F. Wells IS Owens HI 51'. STERLING THOMPSON . 35 Bhrewibury 7«-t3«C CHANCERY DIVISION sey authors Friday on the »outh Main Road;" Ftederick Pohl, Pan Am (B'm •* AND AMOCIATES REALTORS operative for five years and has M HIGHLANDS — Two houses for sale. MONMOUTH COUNTY promenade of this city's Con- "The 'If Reader of Science Fic- Param Plct Hwy. K Middle town 747-5600 Twio-famlly house and one-family Dorkrt Nt. F 3STT-*S served as chairman of various \ Penney, JC TOUR BYW WILL KJGHT UP when nouse. Nice locations.. 872-1840. NATIONAL NEWARK * _ Wells Retires vention Hall at the sixth annua tion" and "Digits and Dastards;" 72 »ry, approKlmatdy CY, REALTORS, 301 Maplf Ave., cor- mouth. New Jersey, on Mon. the 15lhmillion. from noon to 5 p.m. and from Con Can I7\ I Pub S- K*G ner Bergen PI., Red Bank. 7iI-MO0. Civil War," and ArHne Pepper, eo« half acre. Two-car garage. TMs day of August, 1966, at 2 o'clock, pany after 41 years' service. He 7-9 p.m. daily. Authors will auto- Corn Prod 4m I Pullman U a ipaclou* home, yet ea.ty to carp P. M. Prevailing Time. Mr. Bell also serves on the "Tours of Historic New Jersey" Cornini Q »H4 I RCA for. Offered at W5.OO0. ELWOon A. SPACIOUS RANCH HOME3 — Over H ALL thai tract or parcel of land, s the Coast Division builder " 8.11 ^i% | Readlm Co sn acre - excellent landscaping. Mod- board of Twin County Grocers, graph copies of their books Fri- lARMBTRONQ AGENCY, Realtor, W5 ern kitchen, breakfast room. 28 ft. liv-situatf, lying and being in the Town- sales representative with head- and "Travel Guides U.S.A." Stl Vi\ ' Repuh Stl Prospect Avc., Little Sliver. 741-450ft. ship of Mlddletown, in the Cour.ty of Linden, a food co-operative ware- day afternoon and evening. Ci lisa Wr 19'. i Revlon ing room. Three bedrooms, two baths. Monmouth, In the State of New Jer- quarters here. ««'i I Reyn Met SOUTH JBR8EY HORSE FARM™- Gnme room lfi'x27\ Full basement At- Authors include Dr. C. Mai Mrs. Kenneth H. Creveling, AI Deere 105 acrei; rich Hat «oll; 14 stalls; tached garage. EAItLY POSSESSION. sey: house serving 117 members, * Hud S3 | Rey Tob flva oak paddock?; two wells; track; Being known and designated as Lot Former residents of Ocean colm B. Giltnan of Colts Neck, lenhurst, is. authors' day chair- Opnt Sim MS I Rob Controls OOOD VALUE! 520,750. STANLEY K. 18 in Block 2 on a certain map operating 162 stores, doing an an Mvi | st Jos Lead two houses; Hav« not seen It. Lei's DOWNS, REALTOR, Shrewsbury. 741 Township and Long Branch, Mr man, assisted by Bonnie Dorak Aim 39'j look at It 'together. *37,SO(> total Price. 1017 ent lt led "Map of Section Onr, M»nnua- l retail volume of (175 million. whose works include "Monmouth Chem «> 71 81 Rejls Pap 32H son Manor, situated nenr Falrvlew, and Mrs. Wells have left the WJLK literary reviewer, and Dress lnd 27\4 | Sears Roeb HAROLD L.N'DVMANN, Brokpr, Eatcn- Middlctown Twp.. Monmouth County, Road to Glory" and his latest, ISTVi | Shell Oil S2 town. fl42-qiW. f IUTMSON — Have puict.m9r, Mansorr Mltnbr, "' 'KOTICK TO BIDDERS Gen Dynam 4^14 Texaco baths, are offered In this bl-level Co- home, Idea! for profewional. Recently Mlddletown Twp., Monmouth County, Sealed proponaln for Bread nnd Rollii Heart Association and a former provost of Monmouth College 9D I Tex a Sul loilftl. It alio In eludes a 23x18 family rlrcorated. Five-bedrooms, 3H baths New Jersey, and filed in the Mon- Gen Elec Tl1; Textron and for Milk for the ColU Neck Town- director of the New Jersey Shore West Long Branch, author of Oen Fris room with raised fireplace. The kltch- Price S29,M0. Call 291-1221 after 6. mouth County Clerk's Office March M, ship School* for the action, year 1066- Penalize Three fien Motors en It overiized wits % dlnettp area. THREE BEDROOM CO-OPERAT1VJB— 1952, In Caae 9-12 and whJch Iron bar Is87, wfll be received by th« Board of Builders Association. Wordsworth and the Literature Oen Pub Ut 80ft I Tldewat Oil Icier 1 for a (rowing- family. Wilt listen Apartment. Paneled kitchen, copper riliUnt 253 feet on a course of South Education, Cedar Drive School, R.I>. O Tel * SI 31U I Transamer to Ml offers. Reduced to $30,800. RUS- 84 degrees 30 mltAites East from a No. 2, Cedar Drive, ColU Neck, New of Travel" and of Demi Devils: 41*4 ] tin Carbide tiling. Oil hMt. Call M2-3626. , In Long Branch Oen Tire 3SV4 I tin Pac SELL M. BO RUB Retlton, «00 Tllver point In the southerly line of Crest' J«n«y. until Augutt 11,-1886 at which, The Character.of Shaker VH (H Pae cp Rd., Fair Haver.'. 747-4532. Member MIDDLETOWN —• Three or four-bed' view Drive formed by- the Intersec- time they will be publicly opened In LONG BRANCH - Migistrate mtletle 4114 1 Un Tank C Multiple Lilting Service. room split. Assume 'G.1Y rnortgagi tion of proloncatloa of the westerly UK office of the Board of Education. ans," and Dr. Robert E. Pike, Olen Aid Unll Alrc $22,800. Excellent condition. 671-3M0, line of Volt Placi and from thence Information to Bidder* Specific*.' Strathmore Stanley Cohen yesterday fined United Cp ' THREB-BBDROOM RANCH — l»i running (1) along the southerly l|ne also Monmouth College, with Goodrich US Lines COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE tlon*. - fend Bin Sheet* may be ob- Joseph Hicks of 442 Hendrick- Ooodyear US Plywood tiled baths, formal dining room, eat-In Immaculate two-year old ranch, Three of Crwtvlew Drive South 84 degree* 30 tained from tht office of the Secre Mr. and Mn. William Hunter, "Granite Laughter and Marble Grace Co S3H kitchen, large utility room, spacious 1 minutes East 67.0 feet to t point; US Rub bedroom. ), two baths. Fireplace In liv- tary »t the aforementioned address, 30 Autumn La., and their chil- son Ave. $25 for aasault and bat- at A*p living room, attached garage. lOOjclOO' thence (3) »!oM| the westerly'line or either by written requeit or by apply- Tears." Greyhound 284 U_S . Smelt lot. Portauptck area. Asking (23,000. ing room. Formal dining room. Large Lot lt at shown on the aforesaid Map tery on his wife, Gloria. 41S kitchen and family room. Basement, ing In person on or after July 20, dren, Sharon, 14, Gary, 12, Ron. Others are Dr. Mary S. Schln Oult 011 1814 I ITS Steel Can etilly assume mortgage. No real- two-car garage. Large screened porch. Bouth S degrees 30 minutes West 150 19H between the hours of 8:00 A.M. Anthony C. Sheri, 21, of 1288 Here Inc Walwortli VT-, ten, call after 4, 329-0136. . feet to a point; thence (3) North fi4 aril 4:00 P. M. dally except Saturday aid, 10, and David, 6, have Warn BPIc 14'i Near schooln. Three minutes to 34 Hwy, degrees 30 minutes West 87.0 feet to agl, Monmouth College, "The ~ Ctnt Ind MIDDLKTOWN VILLAGE — Assume 10 minutes to Red Rank. Widow must nd Sunday. moved here from their former Eatontown Blvd. was fined $25 : Rand Welt Mkti *""•• my mortgage. Saiy terms. Tour-bed a point: thenca (4) atong the easterly History of Efficiency Ratings in Wn Un Tel sell. Asking 127,900. WALKER A line of Lot 17 as shown on the afore- The Board of Education renervu the residence in Los Angeles. tor driving without a license in Weals El room iplt. Excellent condition. 671-9692 WALKER, Realtor*, Hwy. 35, Shrews- said Map North 6 degrees M minutes right to walre any Informalities In or the Federal Government;" Lin- t Bus Men 347 bury. 741-9212. 2*-Hour Service. to reject In whole or In part, all bids, his possession. Miss Angela f. t Harv 41 White Mot C1LTS NECK — Mulberry La.. (Clover East 160 fe*t to the point or Place ol da Deutsoh, Asbury Park Prew, Wltcn Chem Beginning. or to accept that bid which In Us Ardolino of 186 Locust Ave., West Int Nick to Hill area), flpacloui four bedroom Colo- IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! Older judgment Ii b«it for th« lnUrett of Mr. and Mrs. Saul Rosenblatt, Int Paper 27«i Woolwth Blal with 3^i baths. Paneled recretttion home with charm. 27 ft. paneleti liv- The aforesaid description is taken tha Bcbool District, Anthology of New Jersey Shore Long Branch, was fined $15 for Int'Tsl It Tat 72* Xerox 23°'4' room plus den and tewing room. Huge ing room with fireplace* Wall-to-wall from a Survey entitled "Survey for 18 Autumn U., and their chil- Poets;" Jamej S. Wells, shore Ynj.t «h*T 39 kitchen. Living room with fireplace. Full carpet. Big dining room. Kitchen with Paul K. h Barbara A. Baker. 108 Dated: July 27th. lfttt ' careless driving. dlnmg room. Master bedroom has walk- electric range. Three bedrooms, 1H Crestvlew Drive, Twp. of MMdletown, dren, Richard, 16, Michael; 13, In cloiet plus itall ihower. Many clos- Monmouth Cty., N. J.1' dated July Secretary Allen E. Mantonti of Newark baths. Two rooms on the 3rd floor. July JT •* »7.M and Jeffrey, 10, have returned American •td. Large center hall. Screened porch, Basement. Two-car garage. Fine loca- 26, 1K3, Scale 1"—20' and mads by paid a/410 fine for careless driv- aluminum storm windows, full walk- tion - convenient. TOP VALUE! »22.O00 Harold J. Seldln, Engineering. from a Vacation in Wildwood. Grants Divorces cut baeemerA and two-car garage. Well STANLEY K. DOWNS, REALTOR, lelng commonly known and desig- HOTICB loseph T. Truitt, a soldier Cdn March 5S I Molybden 44 kipt horn* only Vi years old. Shown 1-jaa Shrewsbury. 741-1017. nated as No. 108 Crest view Drive, fed at Fort Monmouth, al- Creole P !3'i I Olden Cp « by appointment only. By owner. Call Mlddlitown, New Jersey SBEBlrr-H SAUB Mrs. Cell Zimmerman, Bronx, Equity Cp 4HI PhoinU SU lT*i RED BANK — Two-story near Harding The approximate amount of ths Judg- SCTBEIOR COURT OF NEW JMSEX Judge Herbert Horn has granted so was fined $10 for careless Oen Plywd l«% I Rolllna Inc 17* Rrt. Two bedroomi, basement, good ment to be satisfied by awfd salt Is was the weekend guest of her ^^ divorces and an annulment: Imp Oil MH I Sparry R Wt 101 . WATERFRONT RANCH — Four larK« condition, only |I«,000. SCHANCK the sum of $16,100 together with the ouxciw MvmoN driving. Kin Ark Oil 4 I Technical ai bedroomi, hugs paneled living and din-AGENCY, Realtor, 8 Unden PL, R«d MOXMOUTH COUNTY son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Anthony Giammona, 317 Mor ing room, two baths, two screened costs ot this sale. Hack Trk Wt IS I Utah Id S UH BanK. 747-0307. Dated June 24, 1966 Docket No, r-IMI-U Mrs. Leon Zimmerman, 9 Ju- ris Ave., Long Branch, from Hel. porchei, attached garage. Large lot on PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. TFC COLLATERAL CORPORATION, deep water In quiet, exclusive - area. Elmer O. QoodwlU Atty. a corporation. Plaintiff vs: MATAWAN bilee Cir. en C. Giammona, 176 Palmer St., School bui stops at door, I42.5W firm. LOTS AND ACREAGE July 10, 27, Aug. I, 10 WO.M LAND CO., INC.. a New Jeney cor- Johnny Johnson $30,000 mortgage- available. Principal) poration, et all., Defendant* Belford, for desertion. Loses License _anly. a».3fl». ATTENTION BUILDERS! By virtue of a writ of execution In Susan Shore, daughter of Mr. Shirley George, 89 Woodrow Oik Hill. Beautiful wooded lot In *x NOTICE the above stated action to me di- Plays at Hotel Warren SHREWSBURY - Gus Harvey, ASSUME THIS V.A. MORTGAGE — 1-47C and Mrs. Herbert Shore, 97 An- Thl» well kept ranch otter* four bed- chtslv* ares. oC fins homei. Good lo- SHERIFF'S HALF, rected, I shall expose for tale at pub- Wilson Apartments, Long SPRING LAKE-Johnny John 1704 Olden Ave., Neptune, roomi arM two bath*. There Is a 3Oil5 cation for the erection of an exception- lic vendue, at the Court House In thedover La-., has returned after al home Paved street, curbs, watw, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Borouch of Freehold. County of Mon- Branch, from Arthur George son, former band leader, is ap- pleaded guilty to drunken driving paneled game room, Kitchen, dining CHANCERY DIVISION (pending a week at the home of room and a- i»xl7 living room with KM. etc. Trice $8,800. WALKKR * MONMOUTH COUNTY mouth, New Jersey, on Mon. the 15th extreme cruelty. pearing Fridays and Saturdays and was fin«d $205 by Magistrate fireplace, loadi of trees. Flnt conic, WALKER, ResJtora, Hwy 35, flhrswa- IkKkFt No. F-900M* daPrevailiny of Augustg Time, ISM. , at 2 o'clock, P.M. her maternal grandmother, Mrs. first iervW. Just listed at 121,OiV). bury. 741-5212. 24-Hour Se-rvice. All the following tract or parcel Dorothy B. Hollands, 960 Mid- n the cocktail lounge of the Mo- William J. Glading Monday night. THE HOWARD SAVINO8. INSTITU- Bessie Goldstein, New York City. RUSSELL M B0R1J8 Real torn, «00 FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACRES - TION, a corp. of New Jersey, Plaln- of land and the premises hereinafter dletown-Lincroft Rd., Middle- tel Warren. He also lost his license for two River Rd.t Fair Haven. 717-4932. Jlr.m Either commercial or residential, Call tm vi: WILLIAM J. KENNEDY, et particularly described, situate, lying tter Mulltpli Uitlng Service. MULLANEY REALTY. 671-5151. x. Defendants and being In the Borough ot Matawan, town, from Wilbur C. Hollands For many years pianist at Mol. years and was fined another $15 in the County of Monmouth, and State Mr. and Mn. Alan Lcsh, 115 WINDFALL!! IiELIrORD—75x100* wooded corn«r lot. By virtue of a writ of execution In of New Jersey: 24 Gay Boy Ct, Mlddletown, for ly Pitcher Hotel in Red Bank for. driving with no registration Here'« your chance to nnv* J1500. fiilly Improved, Only WJWO. KIRWAN the above stated action to me directed, BEGINNING at a point In the North' Courtland La., and their children, extreme cruelty. Owner will fell this NEW J25.000 four- I shall expose for sale at public ven- and Mayer's in Rumson, he is in his possession. Philip Damato CO,, Realton, Airport Plaza, HazliL erly line of Morrlatown Road, at said Leslie, Melanie and Robin, re- bedroom ranch for $23,&oo. Brand nrw - I) due, at the Court House lr/ the Bor-Northerly line Is r.bw established 30 Mary A. Jenkin. Millhurst Rd., leading the Johnson Jolly Jazz of Nutley was fined $19 for speed- never lived In. Country kitchen. Base- ough of Freehold, County of Monmouth. feet Northerly of and as measured at turned after a vacation in Wild- Englishtown, from Douglas L ment, life baths. One acre lot. Lovely Tft E E fl TREKS TREES NPW Jer.iey, on Mon. the 15tti day of right angles to the center line ot said trio. ng- •ectlon of Mtddletown. Excellent terms Your how** will hardly need a root August 1966. at 2 o'clock, P.M. Pre-road, said Beginning point being the wood. Jenkin, Lakewood, for desertion available. Call right nnw. 671-M31. for all the tree* overhead- Slope to vailing Time. Intersection of said Northerly line ot MULLANEY REALTY. lovely shaded glen. Complete privacy. ALL that tract or parcel of land, Morristown Road with the dlvislorj line Justine Klein, 1518 Rustic Dr., STEAL A HOME~~^~No downTim'cloiT Just three city blocks from Hwy. Tram .lituate 1 lying and being in the Town- between lands of Elsie Schleft and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Benson, Oakhurst, from Robert E. Klein Ing fees for Vets. Four bedrooms, 14 Orrrd owner must sacrifice. Two loti ship of Rarltan. In the County of Mon- lands' of Matawan Land Co.; thence baths, llvlnr room, dining room, ktkh- Mlrlrtlelown, 30,000 itQ. ft. each. $4,500- mouth, in the Stale of New Jersey: from said Beginning Point running <1) Flushing, N. Y., were guests Sat- Honolulu, Hawaii, for desertion •n, gameroom. Utility room. Approxi- 51,000. P.O. nox 204, Times Bquare BEING known and designated an Lot fllatlon, N.Y.C. North 47 degrees, 57 minutes, 10 sec-urday at the home of their son Doris F. Lllllo, 510 Deal Lake mately % acre. House needn paint, 0 45 on a map entitled "Cold Spring nin West along the Northerly lit* of but In one of New Mnnmniith'R finest HelghlK, Section Two, Went KeanHburR. and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Dr., Asbury Park, from Clarence areas. FHA buyers $700 down, approxi- RUM8ON — 50x105', approilmatel y. Morrlstown Road distant 30 feet R-8 zone. Xi.000, Phone Rarltnn Township, Monmouth County, Northerly from the Onier line Irwin Benson, 109 Idlewild La. mately 1140 monthly. VA approximate- N. J." which snlrt map was duty filed if, 24&.69 feel lo the county line be- B. Lillio, 2500 Sunset Ave., Wana- ly S130 monthly. THE KIRWAN CO.. in tliB Monmouth County Clerk's Of- twren counties of Middlesex and Mon- massa, for extreme cruelty. REALTORS, Campbell'* Junction, Eel- oil February 6, 1952 ns Map Case mouth, toeinjt also the Municipal Bound- Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fried- ford. 7fi7O»)O COMMERCIAL PROPERTY No. 8-28. ary lin« between the Borough of Mnta Shirley Martin, 56 Waackaack BEING also known as 46 Co nipt on wan arAl the Township of Madison; man, 17 Waverly PI., and their Ave., Keansburg, from Frederick SEE THIS V.A. J2.000 ASSUMPTION^ MIDDLETOWN TWP. — Commercial Avenue West Keansburg, Rarltan hence (2> North 12 ilrgrres. SI mln Three-btdroom split level. LIvinjt room, wp., N. J. 45 seconds Ka.it along the afore- children Robert, David and Miri- Martin, Railway, for desertion. dining room *nd rien, l'i baths; fresh- property alonr Hwy. 55 or 33. From BEING the same premises conveyed 175" lo *(i aens. MULLANEY REAL- snld" boundary line Wft feet to am, spent Saturday in Atlantic RoseE. O'Donnell, 275-F Spring ly palmed arVi fenced yard-at |HS. TY 871-5151. , W1UJAM J. KENNEDY and NAN- point therein; thence along now lines a month. Full price tis.soo. WALKER CY 0. KENNEDY husband nnd wife, thin day Mtahlinhed. the ElKht fol- City. Visiting with them was St., Red Bank, from Terrence II * WALKER, REALTORS, Hnlmdel - by deed from MAflTHA H. SHIELDS. lowing cmirip.i. I" *lt: Ht Bouth Ofl Robert's friend, George Parigian, O'Donnell, 538 Trenton Ave., Oak- Mid die town. Multiple Llntlng-* nnd BUSINESS PROPERTY Widow, hearing even date herewith (leirecn. 32 minutes. 3ft sreonds East, Trade-Ini. fiend for catalog. 671-3311. and about tf> be recorded In the Mnn-75.2B ffet to a point; (4i North 12 fort lo «. point; 17) den H,, Red Hank. 74T-O307. icribfil premises. South '^1 degrrrn, lfi minutes, 40 sec- Burlington Ave., Leonnrdo, for COLTS NECK—Char mingT^cn'mplVtf ly COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT TOnCTHEIt with all ntui RIIIRUI. onds Went 177.fif. fert in « point; i8> ixtreme cruelty. restored elrht-room Itmtsr In pxrcllent he tenements, hereditaments nnd a. Poiith fifl degrees. ,T2 mlniitec. .'» Bfc- Hazlet Condition. Many lnvrly fenturej". Liv- WKART-NBMKTH AOENCY >urtenances thereunto bnlnnging, nr In onds K».Bt. IBS fpn to a point; '(>) Edward Saxe, 204 Hudson Ave., 102 W. Front fit., Ked Ilnnk inywlse appertain!^, nnd ttie rever South 23 degrees, 27 minutes, 30 fli'C- Ernest E. Peseux, Jr., Los An- ing room 18x2.1 with how window. Ce- 741-2240 East Keansburg, was granted an ramic tiled kitchen count em and (loot. sIon or reversions, remainder and re OIHIS West. 25 feet tn ii point; . 10> geles, Cal., is visiting his par- Brick flreplHrc in den. Large bed- MFlLKORIl. A nEAUTY -- flix-rooin malnders rents, JMUFH and profit South 66 decrees. 32 mlnutcfl, 3D sec- annulment from Virginia Saxe, hereof. AND ALSO all tho cut ate, onrte East, 100 feet I" » iiolr.t In the oammF with wlrte plnp flfwrn and wide hulldlnn with two pntiel^l nfflce-fl and nts, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. 52 Compton St., Belford. * Peggeil floor In dlnlin room. •room apRrtment, l1^ bathn, right, tillp. Interest, property, poa: Westerly line of Cm** Road as saifl Large putio, Iwo-rar garitu^. laiimlry Hwy 36. .Suitnhlft (or professional . claim and demand whatsoever, Westerly line In now pMiahllnhPil .10 \>seux. 111 Bethany Rd. room. Wlthli hiir mile of ichfml, more, (Icon or other purposi-g. Adequate park- wfll In IHW KA In equity, wf ihe fed Westerly o[ and lift measured at church and flrehousn. Avnlhhk for aren. ilrrnly for 1iiwnec1fnl« occu- MnrtgRRor, of. In and tn the- snmf, rljftit anglei |o tlie. renier of said Immediate occupancy. r^WO. Call 462- pancy. Phone owner. 222-7377. HI.M fve ry jiart and parrel thereof, road; thenre along the ulruesatri We.nl- Joseph Pescitelli, 113 Bethany with Ihe appurtenances, and also, all erly lln« of Cross Itond, ttie Two fol- Planners OK mate rials, pfiulpment, furnlRlilngs o lowing courses, to wit: (Hi .Smith 23 Rd., is enjoying a two weeks va- REAL ESTATE WANTED itliM property whatsoever Installed o degrees. 27 minute*. 30 nernndn Went, o be liiBinllftl and uflrd In ami atiou 52.S4 feet to an nngla pnlrA therein; :ation from his position with M lie building or buildings now ereel (12, South 25 degrees. 03 minute*. i T Chemicals Inc., Matawan. Subdivision STAFFED HY KXPKKIKNCIC •il or hereafter to he erected upon 10 seconds WMI 273 64 feet to tho line, DKBIKRR HKB1OKNTIAL LISTINGS Ihe lands herein described whlrh are of lamln r/ Klile. Rrhiefe; thence along WEST LONG BRANCH - The LINCKOFT A3SOCIATKB. INC. •.'tcrashry tn the complete and c<.m-tlin last mentioned inixU, the Two fol- 765 HWY. 3.1, M1DDLKTOWN fortatile use and occupancy of nuch lowing course*, to wit: i):t) North 4fl Miss Margaret E. Weignnd,!planning Board last night gave OPPOSITE TWO GUYS biilldlng or buildings for the purpose dfirets 19 mliuiten We.il, B2.0I. feet lolmdel Rd., has returned from j final approval to a 19lot subdi- Evenings 741O1B2 ' >r which they were or are to be to a point; (H) South :i5 degrees 41 ertpd, Including In part all nwninj;*, minutes Went, 225 7'J feet to the potnt tn automobile trip to Texas. vision on East Palmer Avc. re- 671-S333 •rceiiB, ithndes. fixtures, nml al] hent- and place of BK(ilNNINfJ. HELP -"ACTION"! 1 lighting, ventilating. reirlgeratl:ig. Together with all fixtures *;wl ar- quested by the M and R. Con- HELP u>. our 12 ialeipeople nsed a i:fni>ratlng and cooking equipment ticles of persot/al propeity then or Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gunn, struction Co. of West End. __nr on your home. id apptirtenancei thereto (thft Mort thereafter affixed to or used In con- ACTION Ii our molto-nroreision.il i«r- gagor hereby declsrlng that It is In nection with tlie operation of anlil Holmdcl Rd., has left on an auto- The firm plans to build cus- vice* art Juat a pliont call away. lefl that the Itema herein enum- pr«miae>, Including 72 Oeneral Elec- tom houses to be known as Trade-Ins —Exchanged erated shall be deemed tn have heen tric I* ciihlc Iret refrlpernior freezers, mobile trip to Wyoming. FOR THE FAIR — Fir.m.n of River Plaid Hose Co., •une rclal and Inveatment pmpfrtlM runently lnntalled an purl of Ihe 72 Weatlngliome 2'W Volt air condi- Farmland Estates, on the 15-acre Member Two Mnltlpl* Mntlnr Bervlcei r«Jt.ty). tioners, lfi Wfitlnitli'Mi.-e J15 Volt nlr Midrilotown, itt gotling ready for Nth annual fair to WALKER * Vtf The Approximate mnount >n Anthony Pescitelli, Bethany tract. Lewis Rosenberg and Or- Rpaltnn tein to he sntlitlled hy sai'l nnle Is coinhtnatloi, mill, Rd., has returned to his position alfl Mnscara are principals in the be hald this Saturday througii ntxt Saturday, Aug. 6, flt hrury e siim oT Sll.R.W together wilh the neina; commonly known and denin- .'.I hrnml St. :i«l Hwy. costn of this ssle. naietl n-t No. 3.W-37O Mnrrl.itown Jtoml with Lily-Tulip Clip Corp., after firm. W»$t Front and Applagata Sts. Instfllling electrical wir- VOlIR HOME? Our Dated Jun* ?ft. 1WW ami 5OO ^46 Crnni fiosd, Mutawsn, New The board nlsn grunted Pnliro PAUL KIERNAN, Bhe-rlff. Jersey. week's vacation. ing are Stan Gilberhon, stooping, of Davii La., Chairman tlirce (rfliren located In Mi'MleNiwrt, Chanslln. Lynch A Malonay, Atty. ~ approximate amount of the Judg- Chief Frank S. Bllotta a minor lUritan TmvrJihlp ami Hazlnt hav, July 20, 27, Aug. 3, 10 184,33 ment to ba s» til fled by tald sala Ii, rnt\y, willing, and able Imyeni. Our Ralph W. Ronson, Old Mill subdivision lo create and sell a Craig Haidtl, center, of Davit La., and Jack Mener, vie* "You isid power tooli would tririeln progrtm ran guarantee Uit tht sum of $273,300 together with the •tlft or your home if your protnt coits of this tale. Rd., la on vacation from his po- lot with 200 feet frontage on Mon- chairman, of Pin* St., all of Rivtr Plaxa. Proeodi of fair miU s iilct hobby — to thifi r.comnrUUoni ir« Inadequile. Call to- Sell Faitl Ilia Daily Ktgtstor Dated June W, 10M mouth Rd. from pie orig- day Mlddletown, 7IT&B00,, ItarlUn PAUL KIHRNAN, Kitrlff. sition with Engineered Precision will go toward purehai* of ntw fir* fighting equipment. what I got for you In *he Reg- Townihlp, T874W0. lUlRmilfl. Orttn and Uihy, V inal tract. 97. Aug. 8. 10 no, N Catting Co., Inc., Morganville. ister Wart Ad.!" THE KIRWAN CO.. . REALTOR*. , t Tin w Wttvcn th* Uorvereity o» V0*m\. jr, July 27, 1*56 THE DAILY REGISTER BLACK MOWTAIH, N.C., - NeUon, M, « ttiM-yetw vet»r- 'Chiffons' The Atlanta Falcons placed two «„ of the National Football pl*yer» on w»iver« ye»tenl»y—in- League, came to the Ptfcon. u To Perform cluding defensive back Andy Nel- a free agent. He last played Complete Program Listings son, a former all-pro (election with the New York Gianti. In (or the Baltimore Colts. 1958 and 1959, he was named WCBS-TV Chumel I . . 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MIXIW 4:M 4-Choln Letter-Gome-Color ASBURY PARK AMP 2-Secret Storm—Serial 47-tocal Ntwi-THo Alba 5-Astrabty-Cartoon 4-Mot* Come-Cotor 1t:» 7-Suoermarkrt Sweep MAYFAIR- SHOKINS S-Chvc* AtoConn-Cobr 47-Sporfcj Fautte Miranda ll-Cortoons-chlldren Klddle Show: Dear Briiltta 10:Ot 7-Dark Sradom-terial 1t:W 11:» •.m.: Russians Ars Comlm 2:20; SECTWMS— »-Gyp»y—Panel J-Ntws-Tom Dunn-Color l-DIck Von Dvke-Comedy 7:30: 10:00. ti-eeoohcomber Bill-Color 4-News-»AcG*t-Color 4-Stiowdown—Game Color FARMINGDALE ALL THEATRES 11-AroundTlw Clo* 5-Newi 5-CortDons-ailldren SHORE DRIVE-IN— 4:8 lews Beutel, Martin 7-DaKng Gam* A.I.T •-Film—THe Spanish Moln- The Russians Are Comlnc 8:40| 1:00 ^™ _ AIR CONDITIONED — 4-New-olckerKm-Color «-Wemor> Lone—Joe Franklin Viva Msrla 11:00. Poul Heoreld-J hrs. - - 11—Corel Cortttt-Coior l-Fllm-^ndy Hardy Com, ,*„»_ 1-RPm-^octor X- BRADLEY BEACH Mickey Rooney-M mln. Llontl Atwill-oo mm. 4-Fllm-Or. KIMora Goe» Home- 'ALACE- Lew Ayrts-<0 mln. 4-WeoAer-Fleld-Color Nevada Smith 2:O0: 7:10: 9:30. J-Wliere Ttw Action li 5-Merv €drlln-Varltty 'Oklahoma!' BELMAR Nothing •-Mike Dougka-Varlety 7—Weather—Tex Antolne FLY-IN DRIVE-IN— • NOW Ji-f igh* Mon-corio«7 Nevada Smith S:40l 12:40: Money ai-Proflle-lntenriew Short Of Is Next Trap 11:00. 0LAZA I'M RIVOLI- tecainf J-Sondy Becker-Color 11:2S TOWN Wondronsl" •-Sportt—Teogue-Color Lt Robin Crusoe UBN S:5O: 7:00 ROUTE M AT S:40; Bun Anpaloola Run 2:001 8:50. MIDDLETOWN 7-Edltortol-BmeniyV At Playhouse MIPM.IROADIN -IK Feature llM SPRING LAKE • Minn•7H0Ju O RITZ- HS AIRPORT PUUA | A Jod(Wetb-1nr., SO mln. MIDDLETOWN - "Oklaho- JMOmNO CENTER f Born Free 7:15; 9:1«. IM J-Tonlo>t_vorlely-color ma," the famous musical come- HUUT Ntwt-Mn'rttn, Beut.1 •JUrl?!."81"*1 ot •askervllles- BRIELLE P»ter Cushlng-| br., 45 min-Color dy by Rodgers and Hammerstein, will open at the Wagon Wheei BRIELLE DRIVE-IN— loulmeonif Lt. Robin Crusoe U8U 8:40: 1:20; Run S-Ptter Ounn-Myjtery Playhouse's Theater - Under I'M Appaloosa Run 10:30; The Family 7-News-Pstsr Jennings 4-News-Bob Teague the-Stars, Bodman Park, tomor- Jewels 11:35. W-Frlendly Grant-ohlSreii »-*lewt ond Weather row and will continue its run foi MANASQUAN EVININO ALGONQUIN- <:N three consecutive weekends, t-Nfn-Jim Jensen Thursdays through Saturdays Nevada Smith 2:30; 7:05: 9:25. «-Nrws-rV\ocN*l, Pressmon-Coltr 4-nim—The Runaway- Aug. 4 to 6, Aug. 11 to 13 an POINT PLEASANT GREAT FUN S-Poul Wlnchell-aiildren Plerre Brasseur-i hr., i mm. ARNOLD- 7-Fi m-The Armilng Colossal Mon- Aug. 18 to 20. PICTURE!" t1W«GI<"11 ).t. Robin CniBoe USN 5:5(1; 7:00 COLDMBIAJICTOIttS' Glenn Longon-90 mln. r., IS mln. 9:40; Kun Appaloosa Run 2:00; 8:50. -N. Y. NEWS •— News—John Ujlngote The musical is being produced ll-News-Mortln 0' Horo LACRELTON CARLPOKEHAN 13-Whots New—Children 1*25 and directed by William F. Cor LAURELTON DRIVE-IN- 31-Lee Graham—Interview T 5iI2Zi 5* BorXoot Mallnwn- io, with musical direction by Born Free 8:15; 12:00; Waco 10:30. 47-Oijc-O-Teen—Zocherley Roberl Cumralnas-1 hr., 40 mm. Leonard Schlosberg and ctioreog 11-Locol News-John Tillmon »-Fllm-And Sudden Oeoth- rapny by Dorothy Wagner. North of Red Bank Randolph Scorl-1 hr., 15 mln. •-Walter Klernon-lcommenf 4:M The story centers around HIGHLANDS {-Film-She's No Lady- Laurie and Curly, a young cou- »-Sport»--agr» MosJwr Ann Dvorak—l hr., 15 mln. MARLNE- ple who are in love with each Dr. Goldfoot and The Bikini Ma- other, but are too shy to adm chine 8:25; Castle ol Blood 7:00: 9:59. MIDDLETOWN HALL RfNTAU rOR ALL OCCASIONS their feelings. Their romance i I complicated by the interference TOWN- iync Klddle Bhow: Dog ot Flanders 2:00 ASBURY PARK of Jud, a slovenly hired farm Born Fiee 7:20; 9:30. T7HMS PORT MONMOUTH FIRE CO. hand who is also in love with ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — IN COLOR — Laurie. Comedy is provided by LTLANTIC- CO-HIT AT DRIVE-IN ONLY Ado Annie Caraes, Laurie's flir- Fatch ol Blue 7:00; 9:15. Presents tatious girl friend, who cannot HAZLET "LAST OF THE RENEGADES" decide between the peddler, Al LOEWS DRIVE-IN- THE H1RISCH CORPORATION ftenrts "THE ROOMATES" Hakim, and her regular sweet Cartoon 8:55; Russians are CSomlng I heart, cowboy Will Parker. 9:02; 1:30: McLlntock 11:15. NOW FRIDAr, JULY 29th PLAZA- The show is famous not only Russians are Coming 2:15J 7:15; 9:35. KEYPORT I for its entertaining story, but al- or HM STRAND— naroiMBt so for its score, including such ASBURY PARK LHI 8:30. "THE flUSSIAHS ARE COMIN& U ASRIIRY PAR 3 hits as "Oh, What A Beautiful EAST BRUNSWICK 77M111 JOHN Port Monmoirih Fire House Morning," "People Will Saj TURNPIKE- EXCLUSIVE We're in Love," "I Cain't Saj OUTDOOR — Russians Are Coming THE flUSSIAHS ARE COMIHfc' MAIN ST. PORT MONMOUTH 8:45: 12:401 I'll Take Sweden 11:00. I No" and the ever-popular titli INDOOR — Russians Are Coming ADMISSION 1.00 TIME: 9 'TIL ? {song "Oklahoma.' 7:301 11:25; I'll Take Sweden 9:(5. ROAD SHOW ATTRACTIONS DANCING — FUN FOR ALL PERTH AMBOY Heading the cast as Laurie and AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- if + A COMPUTE «T OF LAWN C u r 1 e y are Eileen McAndrew, Cartoom 8:45; Run Appalncsa Run CARLREtNER EVA MARIE SRINT ALAN ARKIN and George Magill, Lakewood. »:51; Lt. Robin Crusoe, USN 10:08; FURNITURE WILL IE AWARDED AT 11:00 P.M. Come Blow Your Horn 12:11. Miss McAndrew was last seen i BIN KEITH -JONATHAN WINTERS the leading role of Sarah irown in the Theater-Under-the- Stars production of "Guys an Dolls." Mr. Magill has performed MU in several operas in the Lak WINNER FIVE ENJOY THE mm DEUKE- ruusior wood area, where he studii ACADEMYAWARDS K" UNITED ARTISTS voice with Luigi Del Oriface. Wi INCLUDING Parker and Ado Annie will t portrayed by Jay Perkins, Littl PICTURE "MOllf OKTEN Silver, and Joyce Waitt, Holm del. Both Mr, Perkins and Mr Waitt performed in "Guys am TOMORROW NIGHT Dolls" earlier this season. THURSDAY, JULY 28th Aunt Eller, Laurie's kind good-natured aunt, will be play- by Bev Youree of Long Brand MOLLY PITCHER'S who has performed previously the Playhouse with the Richa Otey Chorale and in "Kiss M Prime Roast Beef Feast Kate." Bob Waldron, Sea Brigti a talented actor known to loci audiences, will portray All Hi carved to your choice kim, the peddler. Jud, the play villain, will be played by Bo JNI Hughes, Red Bank, who has dor MfVUN JOHNWAYM IMUW .MAUmWO-HAKAy XlHV Served from 6-9 p.m. O both acting and directing at t "Nothing »H0F»IN9 M PAHAVISI"*!* AND METROCW.OB Playhouse during past seasons. CINTIR BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY OB«OUT»» Playing tomorrow through Sa Short Of urday at Bodman Park is the TranloN Dancing Friday and Saturday comedy "Under the Yum Yum ATLANTIC ¥ondrousf' U RFn RAN Tree." THEATRE In The Horn 'N Musket Koom Atlnnllr llmliluinl—Trl. ;:H-HIM See NOMINATING UNIT KID SHOW TODAY AT 2 to the John Wayna WEST KEANSBURG — A "DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS" and - "THE ILOB" Hey Kids... "Bob McKevitt" Trio nominating committee wns ap- "FLYING pointed at a recent meeting of LEATHERNECKS" 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. the West Keansburg Park Home Mom & Dad Too! Owners Association. Sldrwy Poltlcr - Shelley Winters COLOR • EXTRA CARTOONS "PATCH OF BLUE" KMITiflNTHI Dinner Served '6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Members include George Cun FM1HOIDMALL JOIN THE PARENTS MAY (lento, chairman, ami Mrs. Dor- •MOPPIMO CINTIR | OBTAIN FREE othy Yasco and Mrs. Marion FUN ... • American Fx press MacGregor. MARINE TICKETS AT ANY The committee will present a TODAY CO-OPERATING slate of officers at the annual TONITE • 2 116 HITS RED BANK September meeting. "DR. COLDFOOT AND THE KIDDIE SHOWS MERCHANT The association signed a peti- BIKINI MACHINE" tion asking that the bookmobile Plu> - "CASTLE OF ILOOD" At The Following stop at Currcn St. and Essex Ave. twice a month starting this THURS. - FRI. - SAT. WALTER READE TOWN fall. AIR CONDITIONED TH'.ATWS 3 BIG UNIT SHOW • MIDDLETOWMinniF N AT 2 P.M. DOOR* OPEN 1:10 •71-ioao WALT DISNEYS BAN ON BURNING "UGLY DACHSHUND" Inn LITTLE SILVER - Fire Chief PANA/ISION'- COLUMBIACOLOR "DOG OF Allan Wright hai declared a ban Plus • "WINNIE THI POOH" FLANDERS" on open burning here until the Plu. . ELVIt PMSLir COLOR • EXTRA CARTOONS dry spell ends. Police laid no "NARUM SCARUM" II I I I'll-T I burning permit* will t» lwued. THE DAILY REGISTER PEANUTS By CHARLES M. SCHVU DAILY CROSSWORD TV Highlights 3. Hyson a Koran l.SWp'i 4. Conclude chapter 5i *5 "RM Finny Fiend*." (Repe»t). officer* 6. Pilfer* 33. From: That wfly vUUto. Ifw Penguin, goes into the firt buafaios to- «. Slice 6. Pointed prefix night. Surrounded by tuocittes called Octopus, Shark tnd 9.8km •nd of a 24. Unit of 10. Ace Swordfiri), Th« Penquin concocts a plan to kidnap and brain- tooth mea- 12. Like bed* wa»h Batman1* butter, Alfred. The fish approach has its 7. Depopulate sure- HE taaaua nil in the «jn. 8. Harangues ment: moment* of humor, and male lans will laugh at and enjoy a aaa i»a ann 13. Nimble 8. Long- abbr. tfHMISH 14BU1J4 handsome character called Miss Natural Resources. (Color). H. Little girl tooth 25. Anx- 7:»M (IS) - Local litue, "Whose Right To Know?" The 15. Come into 11. Norse god iously saaua aasu_ question of whether newspaper publicity prejudices a citi- view 16. Italian 26. Kettle zen's constitutional right to a fair trial is examined by a panel IT. Exclama- river 28. Cling of newsmen and members of the legal profession. Fascinat- tion 18. Pointed 30. Pronoun 33. Falsehood ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTBE ing film clips of the famous 1934 trial of Bruno Richard Haupt- IS. Sport 1». Goddess of 31. Strong 34. Nibble 20. Hypotheti- harvests winds 35. Girl's name m»nn for the kidnap-slaying of the son of Charles A. Lind- cal force bergn are shown to point up the issues. 21. Florida 32. Had many 38. Bilt 21. Tastes Indian bills 39. Swine 8-M:M (I) — Football. The New York Jets meet the Bos- slightly ton Patriots in a pre-season game at Lowell, Massachusetts. 22. Hastened 2. i 4 b 7 % HI (7) — Wednesday Night Movie. "Holiday for Lovers." 2«. Peers (1959.) (Repeat). Strictly family fare, starring Clifton Webb 28. Throb t 10 II and Jane Wyman as a couple who take their family on a trip 27. Domesticate 12. 11 to Latin America. They're driven frantic when the young 28. Apple discard % members become romantically entangled. It's all in fun and 14. IS it. won't harm anybody. Carol Lynley, Gary Crosby and Jill 29. U.S. soldier, for short II IS St. John co-star. (Color). 30. Particle n 2.0 f-U (U) — Wednesday Review. "Avant-Garde: New 31. Depart York Style." A look at contributions to the avant-garde move- 33. Extent

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