State Seeks Unused Funds for Expressway SEE STOHY BELOW Weather HOME Mostly tunny and pleasant to- day, high in mid to upper 70s. Fair tonight, low near (0. Moit- Red Bank, Freehold ly sunny Saturday, high 75-80. FINAL Long Branch Eunday't outlook, fair and pleas- I 7 ant. DIAL 7410010 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 89 YEARS

VOL. 90, NO. 33 FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1967 10c PER COPY PAGE ONE Unused Road Money Eyed for Expressway

By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON I But if the Rt. 278 diversion of set up interstate connections | County. From there a motorist TRENTON — The state tried interstate funds is approved, an with both Pennsylvania and New!could travel north to the pro- omething new yesterday to get entire new expressway financial York. j| posed Rt. 29 Freeway in he overdue Central Jersey Ex- plan would evolve. He said: j Hamilton Township, just outside iressway System back on the Mr. Goldberg said, there are no "Since New Jersey has a sub- Trenton, and then across the oad. freeways in operation between stantial backlog of highway East-West leg of the Central Jer- Using a stalemate in Union Trenton and Asbury Park to needs, it appears to us that the sey Expressway. bounty over development of In- handle the daily traffic volume best resolution of this present Adds 49 Miles erstate Highway 278, Transporta- of 18,000 to 41,000 vehicles antic- problem may be through the re- Mr, Goldberg said the switch ion Commissioner David J. Gold- ipated by 1990. assignment of the • interstatejwouf,i add'only ) miles to the DEDICATION PLANNED — Brig. Gen. Paul A. Feyereisen, director of the U.S. Mallard program, will conduct rib- ierg asked the U.S. Bureau of He said the entire 37 addition- mileage now designated as j present interstate highway sys- bon cutting and dedication ceremonies at 11 a.m. next Friday for the new Mallard building on Hance Ave., New Roads to use S60 million, ear- al miles could be completed be- Route 278 to another area of the tem, three of which already are marked there, for the expressway Shrewsbury, at the edge of Red Bank Airport. Before moving into the new structure, leased from Science Center fore October, 1972, if approved state which is more receptive to in existence and nine of which plan. promptly. highway construction. are authorized under the feder- Corp. of Red Bank, the Mallard project occupied space at the Hexagon building in Fort Monmoufh. The Mallard Gov. Richard J. Hughes, said Interstate funds are dispersed Mr. Goldberg also called for al interstate road system proj- Project it a co-operative effort by the government of the United States, Canada and Australia for the develop- e supports the plan. on a 90-10 per cent basis, federal an extension of Interstate 276 d. ment of a communications system for use by the field armies of the three countries. (Register Staff Photo) The expressway system would to state, whereas ordinary high- from the Levittown-Bristol area He estimated the cost of con- include a Garden State Thruway way aid is 50-50. of Pennsylvania across the Dela- structing the remaining 37 miles between Woodbridge and Toms Commissioner Goldberg pointed ware River to a link with In- at $60 million, $40 million less River areas and a cross-state out that the expressway would terstate Rt. 295 in Burlington (See ROAD, Pg. 2, Col. 7) Bus Line Employees Opposed eeway between Trenton and the 3eImar-Asbury Park areas. Mr. Goldberg said the unused !6D million would be j used, if jkayed for the cross state road. Aldene Settlement Expected Promised by Gov. Hughes in Multiple Dwellings, iis 1965 election campaign as a TRENTON - State officials railroad plan. The argument is|minals of the Jersey Central troduced in the state Legislature, iroject that would be completed •aid last night that they expect with employees of state bus lines. Railroad. n 1962, Congress, in 1964, adopted ly 1969, the expressway has been to settle this weekend the $8.7 Held in the balance is the pro- ll brought all Central passen- i law' forbidding federal funds blocked by U.S. Sen. Clifford P. million argument over aid from posed $30 million electrification, gers into the Newark Pennsyl- for any state railroad moderni- Case, R-N.J. the U.S. to the state's Aldene new station and grade crossing vania Station from where they zation project where any trans- Sen. Case has refused to go Zone Plan Opposed elimination plan of the New York could go downtown on PATH portation employees might los long with a bill that would per- LITTLE SILVER - Petitions quiet residential town it now is."zone suggested for commercial and Long Branch Railroad be- (Port Authority Trans Hudson) their jobs or be downgraded. mit the N.J. Highway Authority, opposing multiple dwellings and Mr. Phifer said last night that use extends for a distance of ween South Amboy and Shrews- tubes, or uptown on the Penn- Name Change The federal law also provided that operates the Garden State an "informally organized" group, more than 800 feet, Mr. Phifer bury-Little Silver. sylvania. extension of the Prospect Ave. that federal funds could not be Parkway, to eliminate free sec-, b'usjness zone are ^ing circuiated with a nucleus of a half-dozen said, If the sfcme standards were !-and charge tolls in Middle- _ Drive* Pushed (See related story, Page 3) Transportation Commissioner used to upgrade one kind of ljn (hjs borough borough residents, got the cam-applied here as in the Markham RARITAN TOWNSHIP - David J. Goldberg said Wednes- transportation at the expense ol ex, Union, Ocean and Cape May The newly completed master paign underway. He said at least Place Shopping Plaza where the Gilbert W. Bennett, Planning "We expect to work out an day that there was a possibility another. counties. plan, not yet adopted by the 12 petitions are circulating now. average store width is 18 feet, Board chairman and leader agreement on the basic issue and that $8.7 million in expected fed- This is what created the rub i The senator contends local Planning Board, recommends The master plan would allow | more than 40 stores could be of a drive to change the name this will clear the way for eral aid for the rail changes that New Jersey. riders should be given equivalent both. up to 12 apartments per acre on built, he declared, of this township to Hazlet, agreement on the shore line," made the Aldene Plan possible Employees of bus companie: free roads if they are to be The I master plan suggests re- the 60 rezoned. acres, Mr. Phifer "I don't believe all the stores said last night that his re- and Herbert A. Thomas, top rail- might be withheld. contend the Aldene Plan may en pushed off the parkway. zoning approximately 60 vacant said. "Does this mean that 720 in the existing business area ever ception has been "very, very road deputy in the Department But yesterday he said that ne- danger them and negate theii acres west of the upper reaches apartments could be built?" he:have been filled," Mr. Phifer good" so far, with more than of Transportation. gotiations were under way with j salary claims, of Little Silver Creek and front- asked, said. 1,600 signatures already col- The Aldene plan, as of last bus drivers and mechanics to Speaking for Commissione ing, for the most part, on the New If so, several thousand people Problems Feared lected. April 30, eliminated ferry boats settle the problem. Goldberg, Mr. Thomas said thi Education York and Long Branch Railroac could be added to the borough's He said those opposing the re- Mr. Bennett said he is and Jersey City and Newark ter- After the Aldene Plan was in- (See ALDENE, Pg. 3, Col. 4) tracks for a "planned unit" mul- population, and construction of zoning are fearful the business "much more confident" now tiple-dwelling residential zone, additional school classrooms zone extension will increase traf- that the 1,800 signatures he That area now is zoned for light might be necessary, he said. fic problems at the corner of needs to place the name- Unit Sets industrial use. Mr. Phifer noted that at the Prospect Ave., Willow Dr. and change question on the bal- The master plan also recom- June- 8 public hearing, Council- Kings Rd. lot in November will be col- 8-Town Group to Map Battle tne 5 mends -rezoning the west side of man Paul Bragar, a Planning The Planning Board has said lected by Sept. dead- Prospect Ave.- from Markham Board member, said that body is it will hold another public hear- line. PI. to Willow Dr. from residen- envisioning $200 to $3G0-a-month ing specifically to discuss the Names of 38 per cent of the Appeal tial to commercial use. apartments for retired couples. proposed apartment zone and 5,800 registered voters in the Against Hike in Water Rate TRENTON — The New Jersey Preferred "We don't think they could rent business zone extension. Mr. Phi- township are needed. LITTLE SILVER - Chairman Education Association instructed luxury apartments in that area," fer said the petitions will be pre-_ Backers of the name-change Red Bank, which has its own The subsequent news that thi The cajnpaign to gather peti- August E. Roemer of* the Munic- he said, "I'd like to know if any- sented to the board at that time. claim that the name Raritan water supply. federal government is holdin; its lawyers yesterday to appeal tions opposing the rezoning is ipal Public Service Co-ordinat- one has expressed willingness to At the. June 8 public hearing. belongs to three other New In 1963, they were representedihack $8.7 .million the state am a Superior Court ruling barring spearheaded by Allen Phifer, 27 ing Committee has called a meet- build them." Jack Kirchhoff of Alvin E. Ger- Jersey municipalities, and at hearings before the state!Port of New York Authority hai teachers from applying "sanc- Kings Rd. He said opponents ing of the eight member towns (See PLAN, Pg. 3, Col. 4) causes confusion. Board of Public Utility Commis-| planned to use in the Alden tions" against the Union Beach want to keep Little Silver "the The Prospect Ave. residential for Wednesday, Sept. 6, at 8 p.m. Mr. Bennett says he's "tired sioners by their attorney, Milton j Plan may affect that plan, M school system. in the Little Silver Borough Hall. of living in a town with a A. Mausner of Red Bank, andiRoemer said yesterday. Dr. Frederick L. Hipp, execu- Main topic on the agenda, Mr. a requestor a 25 per cent ratej tive secretary of the association, confusing name." MPSCC did not seriously opposi Roemer said yesterday, will be hike was reduced to S'/2 per; said the ruling would have little the 26 per cent rate increase be- the Aldene Plan, he said, because State Prober Doubts Bribe cent. Mr. Mausner has been alert- effect on the organization's of promises of capital improv ing sought by the Monmouth Con- ed to the possibility that he may actions. ments, such as new cars an< solidated Water Co. be asked to appear for MPSCC "It merely prevents us from electrification of the railroad Blackout MPSCC plans to fight the in- again, Mr. Roemer said. calling our planned actions 'sanc- e Offered Albanese to Ml Bill crease, as it did with a similar Also to be discussed, the cha»r-|^ .Shore. The committee au tions.' But as a matter of prin- thonzed a suit to appeal im one in 1963. Mr. Roemer said man said, is the railroad situa- ciple, I don't see why we should In a vehement denial, Breslin before the November legislative plementation of the plan in th TRENTON (AP) — TJie,head| Blamed Onletters have been mailed to mem-tion. sit back and let a court decision of a special legislative investi- said, "I never offered him $50,-election. spring, but the suit was dropped iers asking their support of the Earlier this week Mr. Roemer restrain us from giving our owngating committee says he has se-000 or five cents." Withdrawals Questioned action and inviting them to the said the September meeting would If the holdback of feder name to our own course of ac- rious doubts about a charge by Breslin acted as a special The , committee's chief task Lightning next meeting. include a discussion of the state's money eliminates some of the im tion," Mr. Hipp said. Assemblyman Vito A. Albanese, counsel to the tiny, industry- was to determine if there was Members of the committee are plan to consolidate Red Bank and provements that were to have rich community of, Teterboro any wrongdoing by members of ; NJEA sanctions, imposed D-Bergen, that Albanese was of- Two power failures between air Haven, Little Silver, Mid- Little Silver railroad station with accompanied Aldene, "we ma; against other school systems in fered a bribe to' kill his Teter- during public hearings on Alban- the Legislature. Albanese had 8:50 p.m. and 9:50 p.m. last dletown, New Shrewsbury, Ocean- a park and ride station on White have something more to say o past years, are tantamount to a x)ro bill. ese's bill in 1966. Albanese has questioned why several assem- night in Shrewsbury and Shrews- port, Rumson, Shrewsbury and Rd. it," Mr. Roemer said. black list. Members are advised Assemblyman John W. DavU, proposed to dissolve Teterboro, blymen had withdrawn as co- bury Township may be attributed not to take jobs with a school assigning its potentially high tax sponsors o' his bill. to lines being struck by light- D-Salem, said yesterday, "From board that has been sanctioned evidence I've seen, it's pretty dif- ratables to four surrounding A Bergeo County Grand Jury ning during recent thunderstorms r communities. last month concluded its probe according to a spokesman for by the teacher's association. icillt to a fair minded individ- David said that Albanese's without returning any present- the Jersay Central Power and More Negro Guards Urged In Union Beach, most 1966-67 al to substantiate any charges testimony was uncorroborated ments or indictments. Light Company. faculty members resigned in a rom testimony given yes- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS eluded pooled police and fir dispute with the school board erday." while a string of witnesses sup- Albanese testified that Breslin The lines had been struck and ional Guard Association, said, A presidential panel's call for fighting manpower to be mad an_..d- declared th-—e school sys- The hearing was concluded ported Breslin's story. whispered to him on April 20 at repaired, he said, but both fail- 'How can you beat the bushes greater Negro participation in available to cities where trouble I tem an unfit place to teach. Wednesday after one day of tes- The committee chairman said a Bergen County dinner in Lodi: ures were caused by blown fuses ivhen you have a waiting list?" the National Guard has gotten "How's your bag? . . . I have and may have been caused by Secretary of Defense Robert S. has broken out. Last Friday, Superior Court :imony. a mixed response Republican ; Albanese testified that John J. self and was not certain the other not submitted my lawyer's bill •weather conditions. McNamara was giving the • spe Tn'Chicago, 16 Negro leaders Judge Merritt Lane issued governors have urged prompt Breslin, a prominent Hackensack four members of the committee for this thing yet. I could easily (See POWER, Pg, 2, Col, 2) cial commission's recommenda; including Floyd McKissick, na- permanent injunction barring the law enforcement to head off po- ions immediate attention. tional director of the Congress NJEA, the Union Beach Teach- ttorney and former Bergen shared his skepticism. add $50,000 for you." tential riots, and 16 Negro lead- Eight Republican governors of Racial Equality, comedian ers Association and the National :ounty prosecutor, offered him He said the comaittee's report The lawmaker claimed the re- Plan Memorial ers, including Black Power ad- who met in New York outlined Dick Gregory, and Georgia leg- Education Association from: 550,000 to kill the Teterboro bill would be ready probably with- marks were made between 8 and vocates, have called for a po- a 60-point program to deal with islator Julian Bond proposed "co- — Issuing "any press releases, agreed to let the lawmaker in three weeks but said the com-9 p.m., before the dinner was For Schnabolk litical alliance with "progressive social injustice and lawlessness, operation between black militants notices or statements that sanc- name his own price if that fig- mittee intended to discuss wheth- served. whites." , and white progressives." In a tions have been or are being ure was insufficient. er the report should be released (See ALBANESE, >g. 2, Col. 7) SEA BRIGHT - Mayor Frank but stressed the need for quick •This was the major activity on letter sent to several thousand H. Van Duzer last night appoint- law enforcement in volatile sit- applied to the Union Beach school today's racial scene as specific members of Negro organizations, ed Councilmen Douglas K. Adair uations. board." proposals to deal with disorders (hey said, "There are whites and Joseph Stout to recommend One of them, Gov. George — Threatening "censure, expul- and their causes began to flow who are still committed to the a suitable memorial for the late Romney of Michigan, said a fast sion or any other action" against from meetings and hearing rooms struggle for freedom and justice. Lt. Howard Jon Schnabolk. response was "absolutely neces- teachers who accept jobs in Un- in New York, Washington and sary in preventing isolated inci- We feel that political alliances, ion Beach. The lieutenant, 23, son of Mr. Chicago. dents from erupting into full- without compromising one's po- — Using the word sanctions and Mrs. Harold Schnabolk of On a call yesterday by the Pres- scale riots." litical or organizational integ- for "coercive purposes" against Badminton Court, died in action ident's Advisory Commission on The governors' proposals iiv (See GUARD, Pg. 2, Col. 3) the school board. In Vietnam last week. He was re-Civil Disorder for more Negroes cently cited for heroic action as in the Guard, a panel member, a rescue helicopter pilot and wasSen. Fred Harris, D-Okla., said, nominated for the Distinguished "If there was a more realistic Byrne Tract Is Presented Flying Cross. percentage of Negroes in Guard The mayor said the borough units called to handle riots in will be in a state of officia Negro areas,' the Guard units mourning for the young officer would be more effective in do- Rumson Gets Memorial Park until seven days after his fu- ing so." neral.-The body is being returned But Maj. Gen. James F. K RUMSON — This borough gained a park Mr. Byrne said public use of the land is here from Vietnam. Cantwell, president of the Na- last night, thanks to the generosity of Patrick a fitting memorial to his mother, "who was J. Byrne of 14 Robin Rd. a great worker for borough improvement." Mr. Byrne presented Mayor Charles S. He said his parents came to this country from Ireland in- 1899 and were Rumson resi- Callman with the deed to at 121 by 98 foot tract on Allen St. dents "a good part of their lives." Today's Index • ''-The borough is very thankful for your Page Page The property, which is in the business generosity," Mayor Callman said in accept- area, is valued at approximately $14,000. Allen-Scott 8 Herblock : 6 ing the deed. "We will keep this area green Home and Garden 7 Mr. Byrne presented the gift to the bor- in perpetuity for the enjoyment of all our Amusements .. 11, 12 Stock Market ...: 10 ough as a memorial to his mother, Mrs. Anna residents. PARADE OFFICIALS CITED — Monmouth Community Action Program Inc. Ac- Births 2 Obituaries 4 J. Byrne. The tract is adjacent to the site "It isn't very often we have people dedi-? quaintance Day Parade officials were cited yesterday in Long Branch when they Jim Bishop _ '. 6 of the home long occupied by his parents, Sylvia Porter : 6 eating land like this to the borough," the received certificates. Shown, from left, are Joseph E. Taylor of Neptune, MCAP Hal Boyle 6 Religious Services , 8 he said. mayor added. Bridge 12 Sports 8, 9 The deed stipulates that the property is There are no immediate plans for play- executive director; the recipients, Donald Hammary, parade co-chairman; Mrs. Joan Classified 14-19 Successful Investing; 10 to be used for a public park, playground, ground construction on the tract. However, Minor of Long Branch, assistant chairman, and Edward Watt, co-chairman, and Dr. Comics 10 Television 11, 12 recreation area, or open space. No building benches probably will be placed there so resi- George G. Stevenson of River Plaza, MCAP Board of Trustees president, making the Crossword Puzzle 11, 12 Women's News _...... _... 5 may be constructed upon it except a comfort dents can use it, Albert A. Kerr Jr., municipal Editorials B Movie Timetable .....II station. • clerk, said. presentation. 8_Frid»y. August 11, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER Against Monmouth Consolidated Rate Hike <• Summer High School Holmdel Joins Water Battle HOLMDEL - The Township Sewer construction in the old The township engineer wa» In- 1 Has 708 Enrollment Committee joined the figbt last Manor and Newstead sections is structed to prepare specifications LONG BRANCH — The Long die county because our enrich- night against the proposed 26 per running behind schedule because for piping for Catbird Alley, Branch Summer High School has Blent courses have many more cent rate 'increase sought by, the of rain.-Mr. Wadington estimated 5Vhich is being undermined by a an enrollment of 708 students, persons enrolled than the make- Monmouth Consolidated Water that about 85 per cent of tiie severe drainage problem. Bids on •ranging from elementary ediool up and the review." Co. v work, begun In June, has yetht e work will be returnable on .pupils to adults. Enrollees come Aug. 30. The school's opening classes be- Township Attorney S. Thomas to be completed. from throughout the county, and gan July 6 and its last classes Gagliano was authorized to as- some are residents of foreign will terminate next Wednesday sociate with the Municipal Pub- nations who are summering in 31 make-up or review courses ic Service Co-ordinating Com- Albanese this area, according to Thomas mittee, a group composed of the and seven enrichment courses (Continued) Maggio, the school's assistant di- governing bodies of eight local are offered five mornings, total- Breslin said the checks wer« rector. towns. Breslln produced three witness- ing 10 hours, per week. Three es who said the attorney did not both dated before April 20 and Only about 145 students are review and 14 enrichment courses The MPSCC has said it would leave a meeting of the directors were accompanied by statements enrolled for remedial or review are offered in two evenings, a- take whatever action is neces- of Holy Name Hospital at Tea- that they were payment in full, work, whereas a majority are taling four hours, per week. sary to fight the rate increase. taking courses in the enrichment neck until after 9 and did roConsequentlyt , he testified, • he The school has 31 faculty mem- Date Is Hit program, begun in 1961. show up at Lodi until after the wouldn't have told Albanese that bers. Herbert A. Korey, Long Local committeemen will also dinner was served. he had not submitted his bill. Mr. Maggio said, "I feel our Branch High School principal, is try to change the date set for Checks Produced ichool is somewhat unique in the school director. Albanese contends that Teter- the public hearing on the rate The attorney also showed the An advanced leadership semi boro industries created a $400,- change. committee two canceled checks, nar, now in its fourth annual ses- 000 fund to kill the bill and pro each for $5,000, from Teterboro Weather sion, has an enrollment of 12 The hearing has been scheduled lect their favorable tax status in New Jersey: Mostly fair and high school students. It is direct- for Sept. 12, which is Primary in payment for his lawyer's fee. the community. •pleasant today and tonight, high ed by P'hilip De Santis, student Day in the.state. The legislative committee said In 70s and lows tiear 60 coast council adviser at Long Branch Township Clerk John P. Wad- it would consider whether any arid south about 50 elsewhere. High School. Mr. Maggio said thi: ington has termed the date a Road disciplinary action should be rec- Mostly sunny tomorrow, highs in is the first program of Its type ' "ridiculous day" since many of (Continued) ommended against any legisla- mid 70s to low 80s. Outlook for the county. NEW SUGAR BAR MANAGEMENT — John Ferrogiari, former proprietor, standing, those protesting the rate increase than the Rt. 278 section that tor. The recommendations would Sunday, fair and pleasant. are involved in politics in some be presented in the committee's The European study-tour has pours coffee in welcoming Joel Dinar and Daniel Lusardi, the new owners of the would be scrapped. 15 high school students enrolled way. The Central Jersey Express- report to tha Legislature. In Monmouth Beach, yester- Little Silver Sugar Bar, Prospect Ave. and Church St., to the establishment. Seated, .. day's high temperature was 84 It is directed by Louis Toscano, Mr. gagliano was authorized way proposal has bogged down In another development, Sen. These students were in Orsay ~, and the low was 70. ]t was 81 at left to right, are Mr. Dinar, Jacqueline Dinar, 3, Mr. Lusardi, Walter Gager, the new to make a declaration of taking in a dispute between the state Frederick J. Scholz, R-Camden, France, earlier this week, ar . 6 o'clock last night; the over- manager, and Mrt. Ferrogiari. Mr. Dinar and Mr. Lusardi also oporate Ludwig's Res- and begin condemnation proceed- administration and Sen. Case. called upon nine Democratic as- now in Rome and will be goin ings against Raymond Murphy . night low wa.j 65, the same as at The state has been unsuccessful semblymen to explain why they to Antibes on the French Rivier. taurant in Red Bank. The Ferrogiarii ha/8 owned the Sugar Bar for 12 years. The for a parcel of land in the 7 o'clock this morning. Since 9 in winning Sen. Case's support withdrew as co-sponsors of. Al- early next week. bi h hd Md Newstead area. p.m. Wednesday through 10 a.m. business changes hands Monday. (Register Staff Photo) for a federal bill that would per- banese's bill. The Youth Honors Chorus, now yesterday, 1.41 Inches of rain The township has offered $1,000 mit the Garden State Parkway They "owe the peoplfl a full in its fifth year, is made up of was measured. for the property, after appraisal. to purchase toll-free portions of and detailed explanation," Said 80 advanced voice students rep- The site is needed for laying that super-highway which were MARINE Scholz, who is head of the GOP resenting 11 high schools and 30 Board Orders Underground Light Wiring of sewer lines. Mr. Murphy has built with federal funds. Cape May to Block Island: campaign strategy committee in colleges and universities and Is MADISON TOWNSHIP - Vn- In addition to the resignations, enrolled in the system; this year set a price of 55,000. Mr. Goldberg's proposal would * Mostly northerly winds 10 to 15 the 1967 election. directed by Harold R. Oyan, Long derground wiring for street the board agreed to employ 19 10,400 will attend. The attorney was directed (c skirt the complications . raised , .knots through tomorrow. Fair Branch High School vocal music light installations along the high additional teachers. It also added In the past the social worker's take similar action against an- j by the parkway's request to pur- today and tonight. Partly cloudy director. school driveway at Rt. 516, Old a third school social worker to function was primarily that of aother property owner in 'New- j chaso^the toll-free sections, Fair in Haslet Set .tomorrow. Visibility five miles or The Youth Honors Symphonic Bridge, in the township was or- the system, truant officer, according to Mr. stead, Fred Jones, It the town-| In support of his request for Tonight, Tomorrow more. Band, in its sixth year, is made dered by the Board of Education Mrs. Marcia L. Schultz will be Brust. ship's $1,500 offer for a strip near federal financing of a • cross- HAZLKT - The Hazlet Fire TIDES up o( 82 advanced instrumental last night. an attending school social work- "With this new system," Mr the pumping station is rejected. state superhighway, Mr. Gold- Company has rescheduled 1ti an- Sandy Hook students from 11 high schools er, mho will work closely with Brust said, "we will bo able to berg observed: Tha work will be done by the Committeeman Wallace A. nual fair for tonight and tomor- . TODAY - High 12:54 p.mon. e junior high school and one students, teachers and parents get to the root of absenteeism Jersey Central Power and Light Taylor reported that drainage in "'In the central part of the row. . and low 7: OS p.m. , elementary school and is direct- in an effort to decrease the low problems and root them out, rath state (here is no backbone to the Newstead section has great- Ths fair, originally set for Aus. • • TOMORROW — High 1:12 a.m. ed by Dominic R. Soriano, Long Co. along Die high school drive- attendance rate. er than concentrate on a dls the nation's highway system — ly improved since a creek wind- 4-5, was rained out. It will be held and 1:48 p.m. and low 7:24 a.m. Branch High School Instrument* way at a tost of less Man $800. Last year 12,200 students were ciplinary measure." yet when the facts are assessed, ing through the area has been from 7 p.m.-midnight at the fair- ...end 8:12 p.m. music director. population, traffic, economic Superintendent of Schools Jo- cleaned out. grounds on Maple Dr. just off Rt. welfare and defense installa- SUNDAY - HigK 2:06 a.m. and seph Brust said. construction Silting resulting from (he Sea- 35. - 1:48 p.m. and low 7:24 a.m. and would be completed before the Lincoln Estate Project ford Construction Co. hooking In- tions justify the existence of an 8:12 p.m. beginning of school in Septem to a catch basin will be cleared, cast-west interstate highway in Power Central New Jersey." For Red Bank and Rumson (Continued) ber. he said. If AWT 5 MODELS TO bridge, add two hours; Sea The first occurred at 8:50 p.m Five physicians were selected Plat Hejected in Raritan WU9WS CHOOSE FROM! 'Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long in a line near the Little Silver for the 1987-68 school year to RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The o[ drainage and conservation in "Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- railroad station and affected the conduct physical examinations Planning Board last night reject- two areas along the Monascunk *~ lands bridge, add 40 minutes. are* between the station and for the 17 schools in the system. ed the preliminary plat for th and Flat Creeks. |: GENERAL Shrewsbury Ave., including Syca- Dr. Palnia Formica was ap- Lincoln Estate subdivision on Developers of the Eubdivison, i> Car, Driver Sought more Ave., Park Ave., Button- pointed chio{ medical inspector •Poole Ave. newly named Tall Oaks, said they | - ELECTRIC wood Dr. and vicinity. About 150 to co-ordinate the work of the According to board members will submit a corrected plat lat-,» After RnniMiD Accident customers were affected, the school physicians. the plat for the major subdivi- P-7 W«U OVENS THAT RUMSON — Police reported spokesman said, until power was Dr. Formica will assume her ca- sion of 51 homes, did not conform The board did approve a minor i f that a county alarm has been restored by the .company at 9:30 pacity as inspector without pay. to the township's subdivision or- subdivision by M. Colt of 6O\> CLEAN Issued for a woman driving a p.m. She will be paid for services ten dinance. Poole Ave. Mr. Colt requested white Chevrolet after a person A second failure started at 9:50 dered as a physician. TTie rate They questioned the subdivision permission to combine two lots and a vehicle answering that de- p.m. in a line on Shrewsbury for examinations will be $2 per on the lack of extensions of cer- into one. They also gave per- THEMSELVES scription hit a car belonging to Ave. and 50 customers in the Vail student for the five doctors. tain streets and the preservation mission to the Lakeview Inn on Charles D. Halsey, Jr. of Rum- Homes section of Shrewsbury Including Dr. Formica, physi- Rt. 35 in Hazlet, to demolish the son on East River Rd. in front ELECTRICALLY! Township were without service cians selected were: Dr. Samuel existing restaurant building and Single or Doable Ovens! Side-In of Val's Tavern at 9:30 p.m. until restoration at 10:15 p.m., IBar, Dr. George Brmnan, Dr, Boating Races construct a new, larger facility. Sizes! Fit standard 24" ind 27* yesterday. according to the company. Mauro DiGirolamo and Dr. Tim- About 15 people appeared be- •all optnlnp. Damage to Mr. Halsey's car othy Zoba. Starting Early fore the board to protest the •has not been determined, accord- ESCAPES INJURY Four dentists were employed UNION BEACH — Satur- opening of Galewood Dr. into a 'i ing to police. Patrolmen Walter MIDDLETOWN - Police for the school year to provide day's boat races, part of the proposed shopping center on Rt. Pomphrey and James Fenn are ported tiiat Joseph O'Connor o: dental work for indigent students Senior Citizen's Regatta here, 35 near Hazlet Ave. Investigating. 65 Tindall Rd. escaped serious in at the rate of $10 per-hour. The will start at H a.m. instead The residents all expressed jury last night when his cadentistr s are: of the scheduled 1 p.m. it was their concern for the children of No cash required when you turned over on Rt. 36 in Leon Dr. Herbert Dash, Dr. Alan announced last night. the area, just as they did at place your Classified Ad to sell ardo. He told police he would Klein, Dr. Allan Silver and Dr. Borough Councilman Peter last week's committee meeting household Items. Just dial 741- see tiis own doctor, Patrolman Howard Silver. G. Walker said the change The board took the matter un- 6900 and charge it. Ernest Volkland investigated. The board also last night ac- was made after the local tide der advisement, accepting the cepted the s resignations of 10 tables were consulted. group's petition against the street members of Hie sdhool system; Other ceremonies, including extension. two of whom were new teachers, band concerts and beauty Free Stock Market Forum- a school nurse, and seven teach- contests, will still begin at 2 Replace outdattd wall oven* In ers. p.m. at Memorial Park on the- LEGION OF MERIT — San. Frank S. Besson Jr., right, minutes with new, self clean- ing, elide-in Q-EI Then Mil beachfront. commanding the Army Materiel Command, presonts the oven-cleaning drudgery good> byel Set "clean" control and First Oak Leaf Clutter to the Legion of Merit to Maj. timer. When you open th« door, FOR INVESTORS INTERESTED oven's as gleam Ing-clean at tha Guard Sen. W. B, Latta, commanding the Army Electronics day you bought ttl (Continued) Adult School BIVERVIEW Command, a major element in AMC. The coremony PRICES TO FIT EVERY BUDGET! rity, are necessary and crucial at Red Bank j, M«UJR-12 IN GROWTH STOCKS! this point. took "place in ECOM headquarter! at Fort Monmouth * 24-linit. Reduces Fee Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ing< as Investors love stocks that go up. Ask anybody who "We understand the reluctance hillere (nee Susan Maire), 96 during Gen. Besson's brief visit for a series of confer- low (•H-clwlag, oif many to involve tharraelves in Cherry Tree Farm Rd., Middle- ences. The decoration was awarded for Gen. Latta's as with Kmtr. bought Polaroid at $50, Texas Instruments at $35, or IBM *218 liiht, clock. the political arena, especially in For Seniors town, daughter, yesterday. at $200. alliance with whites. But if we service as deputy chief of staff for Communications NO DOWN PAYMENT! EASYTEMIS! LONG BRANCH - In an ef- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tudor Minimum Bttjil Prin . . r« to continue the unity and (nee Evelyn Weldon), 47 Park and Electronics, Headquarters, North American Air De- You miy ctd.r uxW AON ttmft The big problem is finding tEem. Because success stocks spirit begun at the Newark Black fort to improve educational and HI. your (ncchisH GE dealer. SM Rd., Monmouth Beach, daughter, fense Command, Ent Air Fores Bass, Colo., from August, our current displo; prices, lam. like those come few and far between. Power conference, we must be- ecreational opportunities for "se- yesterday. 1962, to September, 1965, before he came to Fort gin to use every forum avail- lior citizens" in the Long Branch Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maffei (nee That's why we've decided to put on a forum that will able to us." Monmouth. area, the Long Branch Comrmmi Jeanne Walker), 7 Neville St., carefully explore the tremendous potential for growth in In Mississippi, Negroes were ty Adult School has changed its New Shrewsbury, son, yesterday. • our economy. (Our Research Division predicts that our cheering the victories of almost Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rogers half the Negroes who ran forpolicy regarding fees. ;v gross national product will jump from 750 billion dollars (nee parbara Beebe), 34 Beach '". this year to more than a trillion dollars in less than a Office In Tuesday's Democratic John E. Dugan, director of the St., Sea Bright, daughter, yester- irimary. Negroes won 16 county local school, announced that ef- day. decade.) offices outright, and 19 others REODYKILOWRTT 'ective this fall, persons over 65 Mr. and Mrs. August Aromin gained places in an Aug. 29 run- ? fears of age will be permitted (nee Linda Centanni), 588 Line COOPERATING At this meeting we'll discuss which industries we feel off election. The Democratic nom- to attend adult school classes by Rd., Hazlet, son, yesterday. DEALER will benefit most over the years ahead. Industries like inees ' probably will not be op- paying a $2 registration fee per Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKeon : cosmetics, chemicals, publishing, photography, drugs, posed in the November general course rather than the full fee election. (nee Regina Egan), 61 Lone Oak :\. office equipment, and electronics. if $15. Rd., New Monmouth, daughter, The American Bar Association This offer to senior citizens yesterday. closed its 90th convention by call- • We'll talk about selected companies which we feel have Mr. and Mrs. Norman Epstein ing on Congress to eliminate for classes for which there is stand-out prospects within these same industries, too. t (nee Marion Weid), 51 Brook Rd., racial or economic discrimina- ufficient registration. Middletown, son, yesterday. -; And^ve'HalsD give you enough facts-and-figurej about tion "in "Jury- selection.—•— Classes for the fall session wil these companies to help you reach a sensible decision Mr. and Mrs. Robert Calicarl iegin Sept. 21. Registration wil (nee Jane Wycoff), 295 Main St., '.'. for yourself. >e held Sept. 14, 18 and 19 atKeyport, son, yesterday. he Long Branch High School. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nilano1 - We're holding this forum— t. 3ersons desiring more Informa- You Can (nee Marjorie Sullivan), 4 Cedar ion may call .the director' at the St., Matawan, daughter, yester- ~ Thursday evening, August 17, at 8 iigh school. day. APPUA Mail registration should be ad- •;. at the Molly Pitcher Inn JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL iressed to the director, Long Neptune £• 88 Riverside Avenue Iranch Community Adult School, 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Moro- REST ASSURED DEALER...! .ong Branch High School, Long 'i Red Bank, New Jersey 3ranch. zowsky {nee Barbara Batterson), lWE WILL COMPLETELY-I % There's no charge connected with this seminar, of course. 518 Lakewood Rd., Neptune, son, After Atlantic Glass Replaces Defective INSTALL t> SERVICE yesterday. ^WIRING, t, PLUMBING, '•';"If you'd like to come, simply call and make your reserva- Mr., and Mrs. Leonard Erind- ^FOR THE LIFE OF f tion, or just mail us the coupon below. New Field ley (nee Bonnie Earley), 26 Wil- JR MlZR White Canopy Bed low Dr., Neptune, son, yester- day. Twin ar Dedication I would like to attend your Grow* Stock Forum oonn j Mr. ary Mrs. Melvin Winkel- full ilia man (nee Barbara Niebauer), 26 Thursday, August 17. Open stock dremri and Set Sunday Jerseyville Ave., Freehold, son, GEO.C. chesti to march. yesterday. NamB LEONARDO — The new Leo- MONMOUTH MEDICAL AUTO GLASS WARiVJTstYLE nardo Field will be dedicated Long Branch 6 Address- Authorized Insurance KOEPPEL HOUSE FURNITURE Sunday at 2 p.m. after a parade Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cannon of organizations and young peo- Cityi State- Selections From (nee Carol Carman), 55 Belshaw and SON INC. .Zip. ple who probably will get theAve., Shrewsbury Township, son, Replacement Service Basiett Bedroom and best use of it. Phone -No. of Reservations. Dining Room yesterday. Plumbing - Heating United Bedroom ond The parade will start at the Mr. and Mrs. John Mazza (nee Dining Rooms " War 'Memorial and Railroad Sta- .ucille Francfort), 84 Runyon TV Repair Lane Cedar Chests and Tables tion and move to the park on Ave., Deal, son, yesterday. MERRILL LYNCH, Ballman Cummlngs Maple Gps. ATLANTIC GLASS CO. Brevent Ave. A color guard from Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Richmond "Visit Our New TV- Nelson Living Rooms Earle Naval Ammunition Depot nee Marilyn Lewis), 53 Leonard "GUii and Mirrori in Every Size You Can Break" PIERCE, Stereo Demonstration Viko Modern Sofas will hoad up many units of county Ave., Leonardo, son, yesterday.. 2I and local identification. ' DSn H AMI/ MAPLE AVE., »r. While FENNER & SMITH I IMC I Sheraton Living Rooms Mr, and Mrs. Francis Sphorer RKU DMWIY St. and Mople Ave. 747-2020 Room" Nfv vou sroci EKimcr IH fund nwciru voci up eoMMODiu FICUIIES { Charles Johnson, president of nee Phyllis Pocelinko), 342 Stonevillo Dinettes the National Water Skiing Asso- South Lincoln Ave., Oakhurst, REI IkilAD lanH Sf" So- °r 18th Avenue 141 First Ave. 570 BROAD ST., NEWARK, N. J. 07102 I Chromecraft Dinettes ciation, will be master of cere- DEklYIMIV Hwy. 71 (4N) MU 1-1200 on, yesterday. Atlantic Highlands Call WX-2040, no toll ehorg. j Baumritter Viko Dinettes monies. After the cerpmftnies, a Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Reid baseball game will be played by 138 LOWER MAIN ST.' Monmouth Shopping Or. nee Ernestine Woods), 306 Lang- Telephone 546-2830 Oflle* open Tuudsy ond W«dr?«idoy evcnlngi until » j the Leonardo Field Club against MATAWAN Eatontown Circle ford St., Asbury Park, son, yes- a local youth team. terday. I OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 291-0990 Friday, August 11, 1967—3 French Expo 67 Star, Visiting Mitzner Hails Holdup THE DAILY REGISTER , Shore, in Two Plays Each Day Of 1/.S. Aldene Grant Fined By ROBBY ROBINSON Mr, Galiand said he had nol girls In mini-dresses^ and leath- MI0DLETOWN '— The presi- "5—Fares have increased and ^ATLANTI^ C piGHLANDS-OnpGHLANDSOnee seen American color TV, but er-vested, long-haired youths, lent rly executed," Bernard M. Dr., Lakewood, was fined $15 for in Paris during World War II, constant presence of an audience. ported. Mitzner, ACA president, declared: To Theft speeding and $10 contempt of and the two couples have been In normal TV work, when He told how he wrenched "We can offer evidence to dem- court for failure to appear when friends ever since. you're off camera you're off, he LONG BRANCH — Two youth- knee fighting the crowds climbing onstrate that as a result of the originally summon>d. Also fined The Gallands have been on this said, emphasizing the point by 'ul defendants waived indict- the Statue of Liberty and added Aldene Plan the following has for speeding were: Henry W. side of the Atlantic since early twiddling his thumbs. With peo- ment and trial by jury anc a wry observation: Iready occurred: Fischer, 45 Van Court Ave., ple always looking it is much leaded guilty to larceny charges April when they arrived in Mon- "I showed my wife the inscrip- Long Branch, $15, and Ronald more like live theater, he com- (See related story, Page 1) treal. tion stating that the statue had esterday in Municipal Court. Clark, a Fort Monmouth soldier, Determining the exact naturemented. been given by the people of „_,_,,«, .„_ ,„-.,_,. -.icerr >i r~ ki • Felicita Valladolid, 18, now "1—Over-all rail patronage has $10. of the project in which he A graduate of the Paris Con- France. You know there may HOSTESS AND FRENCH GUESTS—Mrs. George Moiso, diminished. Commuters have f 128 Union Ave,, was sentenced Is working involved considerable servatory, he has "always been Eddy Bruno, 297 Highland soon be another statue that big left, with Jacquei Galland, French actor, and his wife sought other means of travel as o a year in the county jail, sus- difficulties since Mr. Galland an actor." Ave., Long Branch, was fined $15 C r g more cars contribute to over- pended, and put on probation speaks little English. for crossing the median on Rt. 36. He toured for 10 years with the DeGaulln r.?,i^e to! bZTS.^Ti"e placed in Que- «* *• Moisa home in Atlantic Highlands. crowding of the highways and or three years. Is Interpreter Jean Louis Barrault Company in (Register Staff Photo) The magistrate suspended -.1 $10 bec." r pollution. Mrs. Moise, a French native "Les Pantomimes Des Enfants Jose Aponte, nr>w of 242 Jane fine levied against George F. Ris- now teaching at Rutgers, in du Paradis," "intermezzo," and Moving to City St., also received a year's sus- don of 1 Alatmo Ter., Long Newark, interpreted. other productions, visiting more "2—Commuters are giving up ranch, on the same charge, and their homes and moving to New pended jail sentence and wairderes d him to pay $5 court A portion of the French pa- than 30 countries. Sea Bright Traffic Lights WonH r ined $250. He was also put on vilion at Expo is given over to a When he left the company in York City. :osts. television studio. Mr. Galland 1957 he was assistant to Mr. Bar- "3—Commuters who formerly probation for three years. George F. Demers, 312 Spring and his colleagues, two other ac- rault. Lose Their Burlap Coverings Yet wk the Jersey Central are now Both were charged with steal- 5t, Red Bank, was fined $15 for tors and two actresses, put on In his stay here he visited/ San- taking the air conditioned Penn- ing 5295 worth of personal be- 'ailure to have a motorcycle li- By BOB BRAMI.EY two plays a day, seven days a dy Hook State Park and its beach their traffic regulatory installa- William S. Throckmorton of Ea- sylvania trains causing intoler- longings from the home of Mrs. cense. Leonard M. Olsen, 44 SHREWSBURY - Ten years week, at the studio. and commented on the difference ions have received approval and tontown — most of them on state able overcrowding in the latter Luz Rivera, 21 Second Ave. The Fairview Dr., Middletown, was is a long time to wait for any- are legal. Visitors to the pavilion can between the beach there and police summonses — before the rains to such an extent that loot included a TV set, a record- 'ined $15 for driving with an ex- thing — even a traffic light. The problem faced by the mu- watch the finished performances Euorpean bathing spots. County Court ruling came out. standees are a frequent sight. player, jewelry and cash. All >ired license. nicipalities was brought out by on closed circuit sets throughout Family beach picnics are not The borough of Sea Bright will Finally in May of this year, "•1—Rail service to Bayonne ha; have been recovered. Police Chief William Zadorozny the exhibit as well as see the as common in France as here, he probably have waited that long, he chief continued, nearly a been reduced. Bayonne no long Aponte admitted he was the of Eatontown, who said that some plays taking shape behind a plpx- said. however, before the burlap- year after the signs were in er has direct rail service to New one who actually performed the Recital Tonight 1,500 summonses were issued last iglass screen which encloses the{ "The tendency of Americans draped tralfic signals at the Sea italled, the Division of Motor York. Kearny is likewise affect- theft. Both defendants, origi- year for allegedly illegal left RED BANK — The Summer studio. to package elaborate Scotch cool- Bright bridge are operative. Vehicles gave its approval and ed. nally from this city, had been urns into Throckmorlon Ave. Band School, an activity of the Plays by eleven authors are ers full of goodies is decidedly Henry Ney, county traffic en- made the signs legal. living in Paterson. They were from Rt. 35 in that borough. Red Bank school system, will »lated for the entire season, with different from the French hahit gineer, said at yesterday's meet- The chief asked Mr. Klar what represented by local attorney Jo- :onclude its season with a recit- Months later, an appeal to Mon- 1 works of modern writers like Coc-jof a stop at a waterfront cafe af- ing of the Monmouth County the division has do " to prevent $7,500 Bail seph Meehan. il at 8 o'clock tonight In Me- teau and Tardieu interspersed1 ter bathing," he said. Traffic Safety Committee in mouth County Court resulted in a other such situations arising. reversal of a Municipal Court Aponte also pleaded guilty' to hanic Street School. with those from earlier periods. Mr. Galland spent an afternoon Shadowbrook that the Sea Bright "Well, the Throckmorton Ave. conviction and a ruling that the long outstanding traffic sum- The elementary and beginners' In addition to providing enter-in Greenwich Village in New installation was first approved by situation shook things up," Mr. Is Set In "No Left Turn" signs — installed monses ' for fictitious license and will perform, and there will tainment for pavilion visitors, the York City. the state in 1958. The lights were Klar admitted. by the state Department of plates and being an unlicensed >e solos and ensembles. The re- - broadcasts are to test nn experi- "What a melange," he said oflinstalled on their standards last Responsibility for applying for Transportation —, did not have driver. lie was fined $25 on each ital is free and the public is mental color process developc-djthe "hippies." | February. • The lights have raffic devices lies with the mu- Morals Case Division of Motor Vehicle approy- charge, but given credit for time nvited. by the French and caJled SECAM.j He described the contrast of remained swathed in burlap ever nicipality in the case of munici- MIDDLETOWN — Bail on Rob- all and were therefore ilegal. lready spent in jail to offset the The six-week program waas con- since, since the control system pal streets; with the county in About 1,200 motorists were con- ert Holland, 22, .of 939 Rt. 36 ines._ ducted by John W. Luckenbill, that co-ordinates them with open- he case of county roads; and victed and fined by Magistrate Union Beach, was set at $7,500 Joe Young of this city wa6 irector of instrumental music in ings of the Sea Bright bridge is with the state Department of by Acting Magistrate Harold ined $100 for creating a distur he system. Union Beach Water not yet available. Transportation in the case of bance on Liberty St. His fine was Halpern in Municipal court here State's Mistake tate highways, the traffic en- uspended on recommendation of You'll find a wide voic« of resterday. "The state made a mistake in Plan gineer explained. the Police Department. Mr. partments at the rent you can System Is Explained putting up the lights and arms," (Continued) Try for Fluidity Mr. Holland is being tried on Young has been active in easing afford in today's Classified Ads. Mr. Ney stated. He added that shen Plans are submitted by the tensions among city teenagers UNION BEACH - A report on charged if a meter reading Associates, . Trenton, the 1 morals counts here including Check now. a contract for the control sys- borough's professional planning applicant for study by the state contributing to the delinquency following rioting In other cities. the operations of the recently wasn't made. tem, which, he estimated, will consultants, said that if the mas- Department of Transportation, of a minor and impairing the Oliver Wood of the Landmark adopted water ordinance and an The higher flat rate has caused cost between 52,500 and $4,000, ter plan is approved, the revised which then submits them in final morals of a minor. He i6 also Hotel, Second Ave. and Broad- •explanation of the impact of the more people to want meter read- Be wise... have not yet been awarded. The zoning code would limit 70 per form for approval of the Division wanted in Union Beach. way, was fined $20 for using new rates cm consumers and tax- ings so that more accurate state Department of Transporta- cent of the apartments to one- of Motor Vehicles, he said. payers was made to Borough Rumson Magistrate William P loud and abusive language to charges can be made, he said. tion's highway engineers, lie ex- bedroom units. He said the min- He could give no specific rea- a police officer. Council last night by Council- Kirkpatrick yesterday orderei open a He added that credits will bej i j d, are still investigating mum lot size would be five son why the process often takes man Andrew J. O'Bosky, chair- p a ne Mr. Holland held in $5,000 bail on David C. Marshall, 23, of 623 given to those accounts which j possible suppliers to make sure acres, and 30 per cent of theyears, but he stated the division's Fourth Ave., Bradley Beach, was man of the water committee. two charges of assault and bat- show water consumption below!the' y can produce the needed sys- acreage would have to be main- policy on motor vehicle traffic: tery and one count of debauch- fined $25 (or being an unlicensed Checkmaster Mr. O'Bosky said the new min- 15,000 gallons. tem. Mr. Ney estimated it will be tained as open space. "Frustrations lead to accidents; ing the morals of a minor. driver and $50 for reckiles« _driv- imum charge based on 15,000 gal- The new emphasis on meter another six months before the Mr. Kirchhoff said increasing we're trying to get more fluid ing. Detective Albert H. Tylei lons would mean a higher return Rumson police said the charges readings has placed a strain on controls are available. the density of the area would ity." told the court Mr. Marshall re- account today from consumers and involved al'.eged incidents with "f a the utility's stalf. Mr. O'Bosky make it more attractive to de- fused to stop when hailed by a burden on the municipal budget. Meanwhile, Sea Bright police- two young teenage boys, one oi reported that the work schedules men and impatient motorists con- velopers, limitations on the type Tuesday and one on July 27. police officer and led a police He said the former system re- of the pumping station employees car on a chase ending between No minimum tinue to sweat in the summer of apartments would limit the He will return here next week sulted in a minimum rate being 5 Motorists, a house and a hedge, where his had been revised so that they sun. number of children, and apart- for arraignment. could make meler readings. car was found abandoned. Guest speaker at yesterday's ment construction would bring an appreciable increase in rat- 2 Boatmen Two men were bound over Fined $15 each for careles, balance required Work on repairing tliet esti- meeting was Herbert .Klar, chief Tenure OKd ables. lo the Grand Jury on charges driving leading to accidents wen mated 45 per cent of ttie bor- traffic engineer of the Division of assaulting an officer. ough's out of order meters will Also at the hearing, the plan- John J. Fleming, 17. of I« At- of Motor Vehicles. Mr. Klar ex Pay Fines The pair. Thomas J. Dimmick, be curtailed until the current pe- ners were presented a 25-signa- lantic Ave., and Roger J. HoM- For Assessor plained the procedure which musl 1425 Rue Mirador, Point Pleas- riod's readings are completed at ture petition opposing any re- RED BANK — Five motorists man, 20, of 19 Hemphill Rd. be followed by municipalities, ant, and Ronald S. Wilde, 64 RUMSON - John W. Carton the end of September, he said. zoning of Prospect Ave. and two boatmen werer fined last Eatontown. Jr., borough tax assessor, in- counties znd the state in getting night by Magistrate Francis X Robins Rd., Bricktown, are Mr, O'Bosky also announced a traffic lights and other regula- formed Borough Council lastly penalty charge would" be^as"- Kennelly. :harged with assaulting Patrol- tory devices installed, but could man Irvin B. Beaver Jr. and De- Bight that his tenure in office hasiscssed if meter readers are com- The boatmen were John C. An- Water Ski €lnb give no real reasons for frequent- Aldene tective Harold T. Reilly at 2:30 | polled to make extra trips to derson, 32 Queens Dr., Little been approved. ly experienced long delays. (Continued) Silver, fined $10 for not having a.m. on July 27. Meets Tonight houses or if customers request Let Things Slide .... The governing body nocrpted state is hopeful a settlement ife preservers aboard, and Other charges of possession of NEW SHREWSBURY - The readings outside the reg-"We all tend to let things slide," the information "with gratitude." would be reached soon which Thomas Werner, 3 Silverwhite alcohol, vile and abusive lan- Jersey Ski-ters Water Ski Club ular schedule. Mr. Klar said in answer to ques- Mr. Carton said he was in- would free the U.S; money. Ave., Little Silver, fined $10 for guage against both and careless will meet tonight at 8:30 at the Former Councilman Wil- ioners. He admitted, also, that formed he had tenure in a letter When that happens, he said, it operating an unregistered hydro- driving and dmnken driving First Aid Building, Tinton Falls, from William Kingsley, acting di- liam Langan was assured hejthere are undoubtedly many traf- should also open the door to use plane. against Mr. Wilde are contingent Plans will be completed for a would be aljle to examine bor-lfic devices in operation that rector of the Division of Taxa- of federal funds for the planned Esmul Ayla, 106 Shrewsbury upon the assault charge, police ski clinic for members' to be have never received state ap- tion, state Department of theough records, particularly the 130 million Jersey shore prb- Ave., was fined $55 for driving said. Ball was set at $2,500 each held Sunday and Saturday, Aug proval and that are therefore il- Treasury. accounts and vouchers on the wa- ;ram. without a license. Robert Thom- for the two men. 19, at 8 a.m. An intra-club tour- legal. ter meter repair program. Under the latter, the line be- as, 112 Springdale Ave., New Vincent J. Dugan, RD 1, Mor- nament set for Sept. 16 and 17 Pay bllli at home and gain After a public hearing at which Efforts are being made at stale tween South Amboy and Little hrewsbury, received a sus- there was no objection, the coun-JTjr , ," ganville, received a two-year re- at 8 a.m. also will be discussed. more leisure time. level to eliminate delays, he said, "ilver-Shrewsbury will be electri- pended fine in the same amount cil accepted the southerly ex-!n.tllllS vocation of his drivers license but he suggested that municipali- fied, new stations will be built at for reckless driving. and was fined $205 for drunken FUEL SPILLS ON STREET, Can we help you? tension of Wardell Ave. as a! ties write to the Division of Mo- Matawan, Middletown, and Service hour public street. Fined $30 each for careless driving. He pleaded guilty to the RED BANK — The Union Hose Drainage Pact tor Vehicles to ascertain whether "hrewsbury-Little Silver. In addi- driving were Frank Riccardo Jr., offense which occurred August 2. Co. was called out at 8:26 last tion several critical grade cross- biggest asset. Albert A. Kerr Jr., municipal SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - 47 Trinity PI., Oceanport; Larry Joseph Nelson, 29 Oakwood night to wash down a section of ings will be eliminated and the derk, reported receipt of a vouch- The Township Committee' last B. Hancock of Fort Monmouth, Rd., Leonardo received a $25Shrewsbury Ave. after a car's Red Bank station will be done er for $50,000, the first install- awarded a contract for storm Schneider Quits and Wayne E. Sunday of York, suspended fine for possession of fuel pump failed and pumped fuel CENTRAL JERSEY BANK away with. ment of an interest-free 5135,000 drainage work to Harris Broth- Council Race alcohol. onto the street. JOItX TRUST COMmMY itate loan for the preparation of ers, Belmar, for $1,734.50. MEMBER OF F.O.'I.e. engineering plans for sewering The work will include a 150-foot MARLBORO — A possible in- the borough. extension, with three catch ba- ternal Republican Club battle sins, of the storm drain on Bel- was eliminated yesterday when Herbert Schneider withdrew his CAR HITS POLE sliaw Ave. petition as a GOP candidate for MIDDLETOWN Police re- Harris was the low bidder. Township Council. ported that Edward J. Hronik of Others bidding were James Nan- Decause three candidates had 253 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, nini Inc. of River Plaza, John F. filed under the Republican ban- escaped injury yesterday when McGreevcy and Co. of Mana- ner for two council positions, one his car slid into a utility pole on squan and Mills Crane Service either had to withdraw or change Kings Hwy. East. 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RED BANK 741-7500 UNION-IMPERIAL LAUNDRY Open Daily 8 A.M. to 5:30; Wednesday and Friday "til 9 And Dry Cleaning PROWN'S BROAD STREET, SHREWSBURY—741-2228 3 CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE Budge* • Easy Charge • Prown's Credit FREE DELIVERY 4—Fridij, Aupist 11, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER Map Project Schenck Out Blood Drive Field Trip Policy' Revised Promoted In As Highlands At Fort By Madison School Board Eatontown Tax Assessor Sets Record MADISON TOWNSHIP - In an the Superintendent of Schools and EATONTOWN - The Bureau HIGHLANDS - Clifford E. FORT MONMOUTH - Record meet this criteria: effort to update its "trip policy" )f Commerce and Trade Schenck resigned as Borough tax numbers of soldiers and civilians plan to conform with new state 1. The trip, by a group, away (BOCAT) is promoting a map rolled up their sleeves in support regulations, the Board of Educa- from school grounds must be aproject to assist merchants, assessor here yesterday. tion last night revised its 1959 first-hand educational experience residents and visitors here, says Borough Council received his of the Red Cross blood drive at;, rule's. as part of an approved course of Charles F. Kitson, president. letter of resignation and called the U.S. Army Signal Center and • Transportation and admission study. "This is something that has an emergency meeting to dis- School. • • fees for student field trips of cuss it today at 1 p.m. 2. The trip must be pre-planned, been needed for a long time," A record 713 pints of blood educational value will now be carried out and followed up asMr. Kitson said. He described Mrj Schenck said the assessor's were collected in the six and' a absorbed by the board and not part of a course of study. It the map as being 22'/$ inches by job should be full time and that half hour drive, culminating a paid by the pupil. must also be understood as an ob- 28|4 inches with the borough of he could not make that commit- month's preparation. The num- Last night's decision was a re- jective in terms of learning. Eatontown depicted on one side ment. ber of volunteers prepared to sult of a State Board of Educa- 3. The legal paper work must nd Fort Monmouth on the other. In its Wednesday night session, donate (ar exceeded the estab- tion ruling that local boards must be processed; the application pre- Each map will be surrounded by council authorized reassessment lished goal. The previous one-day pay for field trips and school pared by the teacher in triplicate, advertising blocks. of waterfront property. Mr. visit record of 604 pints set in programs. approved by the principal and The maps will be street in- Schenck had said 129 marinas 1956.was surpassed early in the Field trips financed by thejsubmj ,0 ,he SuperilUendent dexed, and will show the busi- and other developed riverfront H. B. Douglas afternoon. Since initiating the Board of Education, under the of Schoo|s for approva, three ness locations of advertisers by plots, were "omitted assess- program at Fort Monmouth in new policy, must be approved by w(?eks befflre ^ date of &e lumber," Mr. Kitson explained ments," and called for their re- 1951, 50,000 pints of blood have trip. He said the map also will show valuation. Promoted been collected. I 4. This policy is not applicable the location of all public build- Reached at his home, the as- ings, churches and schools. Charles Blue, Red Cross field j to school affairs such as dances, DRIVING EXPERTS — Robert A. Rago, right, prosidsnt sessor stated, "I am gratified by director at Fort Monmouth, said, Obituary council's action. I think it is the By Chevron concerts, dramatic productions, "We are very enthusiastic 'The program was an overwhelm- of Town and Country Dodge Inc. of 60 Main St., Mata- best thing for the borough." athletic events and other such about this project," said Mr. PERTH AMBOY - Chevron ing success. Everyone in the Sig- wan, has opened a driving school at the showroom. It MRS. AGNES EHRHARD activities that occur after normal Kitson. "We feel that we are per- Queried on his reasons for re-Oil Company has announced the nal School did a great job of set- school hours. forming a vital service for the MARLBORO - Mrs. Apncs will be managed by Joseph .Pallante, left. Tho school, signing, he said only, "It is allappointment of H, B. Douglas to ting this Ihing up, This drive is merchants and the borough, and Ehrhard, 82, of Rl. 79 died The board acted on the basis of designed and licensed by tho state, will instruct new explained in the letter. That is the position of manager, "organi the biggest in the records of one for which there is a great Wednesday at the John L. Mont- a decision by the state commis- the only comment I wish zation and cost control. . Fort Monmouth." need," he added, saying he hopes drivers and give refresher courses' to others. gomery Medical Home, Freehold sioner of education last year to make." Mr. Douglas has held various the project will he completed and The county Rod Cross chapter Township. She was the widow of in a case brought by Herbert The Daily Register learned that positions with Standard Oil Com- the maps available by late Octo- assisted with 92 volunteer work- Julius Ehrhard. Willctt vs Board of Education of he calls the job "full time" and ber. pany of California and its sub-ers, headed by Mrs. W. R. Ger- Mrs. Ehrhard was born in Colts Neck, in Dec. 2, 1966. Frank Allen Retires; said Jie cannot devote the hours sidiary, Chevron Oil Company, har'dt of Shrewsbury. Newark and moved here in 1938, Mr.' Willett, a member of the necessary to carry it out. Eastern Division. Since joining She was a member of the Marl- bnard and a teacher at Freehold The revaluation will be under- Standard in '48, he has worked boro Methodist Church. Regional High school contended Ad Firm taken by Realty Appraisal Co., in the production department as Surviving are two stepsons, that students who are required Was Banker 47 Years West New York, N.J. for a con- analyst, organization and cost con- Julius and Edward Ehrhard. or invited to engage in activi- ASBURY PARK - Frank F. Mr. Alien was elected a vice tracted price of $4,150 over a ol; as assistant to the manager, The funeral will be tomorrow ties outside the school should not Directorship Allen, a shore area banker since president of the merged institu- five-year period. larketing Research division; as at 10 a.m. in the O'Brien Fu be burdened by the cost of the 1920, resigned yesterday from tion and was appointed to its Mayor John A. Bahrs said last aff analyst, organization and neral Home, Spring Lake. activity. For Bennett the board of directors of First board of directors. In 1957 he night he did not have a replace- st control; on special assign- He argued that events that are Merchants National Bank, bring- was appointed an executive vice ment for Mr. Schenck in mind ent with the emergency plan- DEATH >OTirK ing to an end a banking career ECH ABOLK — U HowaM •T . a part of a school's teaching pro- president, continuing in his post "at this time." Asked If council ng project, National Petroleum {R7 1 tin i vi he started 47 years ago. Hiosn the board. ouncil, Washington, D.C., and of" 1 Blimin'on Court, Sen Bright. gram should be paid f°r by the would accept the resignation, he i FimPral Flinty. Anpust 13, atschool. resignation becomes effective at Mr. Allen was elected chair- said, "That's up to them." special assignment with Stan- ? F Bt the WnMley FunerRl Hom the end of August. Famous rrell PI. LOUR Eranrh. Interment man of the board in I960 fol- rd's Department on Organira- 10 M ecsthTi K'Tial iKraoI CpmftPry. Mr. Allen, who lives at 61 lowing the merger of the Asbury (on. KhrfjwKlHit.v. In li"ti of flowers New Spring Lake Gardens, Spring Park Bank and Trust Company Mr. Douglas served as a cap- enyitr hiitlmis imy bp x*nt lf> (he- Al Names University, Alfrpri. Npw Yorl( Art Festival Raritmi Sets frH Lake Heights, tojd the board his and Manasquan National Bank. lin in the Infantry from 1941 un- resignation was made jiecessary In 1!)62, after the merger of the 1946. He received his BS de- To Honor because he and Mrs. Allen are Asbury Park-Manasquan Nation- 67 Jamboree "ee from the University of Cali- moving to Florida, The board al Bank and Merchants Trust irnia at Los Angeles and earned accepted his decision with regret >mpany of Red Bank, he retired RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The is MBA degree at Harvard Uni- Mr. Podell and appointed him an honorary from active service in the bank recreation commission's Sum- ersity. director of the bank. but continued as a member of the mer's End Jamboree will be LONG BRANCH - The city's Mr. Douglas serves as an ex- board. The merger created the Tuesday from 7:30 p.m. in the sixth annual fall art festival will Mr. Allen, who rose from bank ;utive assistant, support ser- present First Merchants Na- Municipal Park barn on Union honor the late Maurice Podell, clerk to president In a 24-year ices, in the National Defense ional Bank. Ave. noted sculptor and former, city spin, started his banking career Executive Reserve. 11 1920 with the Seacoast Trust Born in New Gretna, March The celebration, which closes Born in Rupert, Idaho, Mr. art director who died last Fri- Yes, they make quite a day.- It will be held Aug. 18 to 20, ('»mpany of Asbury Park. He 11, 1895, Mr. Allen attended As- the summer program, will fea- louglas resides with his wife, ture songs, dances, and comedy pair. Yes, they stand far tie abrajs catrj » «de setce- at the Long Branch Historical >• is named controller of the bank bury Park Schools and began his uth, and two children in tioa of rooaoroails and surkeR Museum, Edgar N. Dinkelspiel •n 1925 and was subsequently business career in the role of skits, produced by the children :umson. quality, fes — Pay less . . . teMM, permaeBt and said. o|i;cted its secretary-treasurer. a newsboy. He served with the from the eight recreational areas for Brand Names with operated by the commission. exaerttr caned. M ara guaran- lln was appointed executive vice 112th Field Artillery in World For quick actios use Classified "BIS W" t The show's title will be "The president and treasurer in 1934.War I and began his banking This will be the first township- An to sell sporting goods to cash : Discount Prieett tion. Maurice Podell Memorial Art He was elected president, suc- career after his discharge. Festival," Mr. Dinkelspiel re- wide event held in the barn and uyers. Dial 74W900 now. Ihi lantutf* Richard I.. Bennett ceeding the late Edward T. A man who made banking his all residents are invited to join htmpU." ported, continuing, "knowing VlitdheM, In 1944. Mr. Podell's deep interest and FARMINGDALE - Richard L. avocation as well as his vocation, in the fun and inspect the newly love of art and sculpture, the Bennett or Fox Hill, iittle Silver, When Seaooast Trust and theMr. Allen served as president acquired park. museum board felt that this has been appointed to the board Asbury Park National Bank and of the Now Jersey Bankers As- would be a fitting tribute in of directors and elected executive Trust Company merged in 1950 sociation and the Monmouth Lincrwft Boy Injured memory of Mr. Podell, who has vice president of Vainer Adver- County Bankers and Clearing House Association and was aIn Bike, Car Accident JOHN VAN KIRK & SONdone so much for the city, coun-tising, Inc., located at Monmouth ty and museum in bringing cul- Airport Industrial Park. member of the executive council U Coopsr Rd., Middletown off Rt. 15 MIDDLETOWN - An eight- ture and a rebirth of interest Bar Camden of the American Bankers Asso- at The firm specializes in the de- year-old Lincroft boy is in good in art to the Jersey shore." TRENTON (AP) - How- ciation for two years from 1953 Headon's Corner 741-0319 ign, fabrication and screen ard M. Camden of Colts Neck, He also served on boards and condition at Rivorview Hospital, Convenient Terms 747-2563 The Long Branch Chamber of process printing of varied prod- a leading driver at Freehold committee"; of those organiza- Red Bank, where he was taken Commerce, Memorial Pkwy., or ucts, including the point of pur- RacBway laet season, will not tions and only recently resigned yesterday after he was struck Mr. Dinkelspiel can be contacted chase and display fields, serving be permitted to ride at the from the executive committee by a car while riding his bicycle Orange, burnt for fall, makes a nice for further information about the national, regional and local ac- on Newman Springs Rd. harness track this year be- of the N..T.B.A. sweater splash in J. Kridel's windows. show. counts. cause of his alleged associa- He was elected president of Police said Thomas Gyder of Mr. Bennett has been in dis- tion with "persons of ques- the Asbury Park Board of Trade 112 Leedsvillc Dr. was struck by play advertising 12 years, serv- tionable character," the New In 1939 and served as president a car driven by Wesley L. Sill- ing as vice president and national Jersey Racing Commission of the Asbury Park, Rotary Club man of 36 Half Mile Rd. at 5:20 FOR ANY OCCASION sales manager for J. C, Williams ruled yesterday. in 1942. He is also a former p.m. Mr. Sillman was driving Advertising, Asbury Park, and president of the ASbury Park east when the mishap occurred sales manager for the O'Mealia Thomas J. Brogan, com- near Hilltop Cir. Patrolman HONEY BEE FLOWERS mission chairman, said the YMCA and a former director of Outdoor Advertising Corp., Jer- the Boys Olub of. Asbury Park. Leonard Moon Investigated. No RUSSELL T. HODGKISS sey City. . action was taken at the summons was issued. recommendation of Freehold's Mr. Allen's other affiliations 464 BROAD ST. Born in Red Bank and a grad- three stewards. in the shore molude service as uate of Red Bank High School, a trustee of the Child Welfare Supervisor Named Erood St. and OIKM Anne Dr., Shrewsbury—747-5555 SHREWSBURY Mr. Bennett attended the Peddie Brogan said that Camden Association and with Boy Scouts Optn Sun. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M—Mon. thru Frl. 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. School, Hightstown, and Buchnell could request a hearing be- For Playground 741-4020 fore the commission if he of the Six* District. He was a WE WILL SPRtAD SCOTTS' University, Lewlsburg, Pa. RED BANK - Miss Marsha wished to appeal the ruling. member of the Asbury Park Reliable Stun 1927 Murphy of 56 Bank St. will be TURF BUILDER and LAWN I Brogan said no hearing was Draft Board in World War II supervisor of the new River CHIMICALS . . . 'purch(i»| BY WIRE ANYWHERE held before the Freehold and in 1945 was named chair- man of a committee that was Street School playground pro- muit b« $50 cr more. KRtfii stewards prior to their recom- Bank Officer gram, the Parks and Recreation mendation. organized to prepare a program honoring returning veterans. Department announced yester- Brogan said the ruling was day. in no way the result ctf Cam- Mr. Allen and his wife, the den's connection with a group former Theresa Grant, will live The free play area will be last year that was protesting in Port Charlotte, Fla., wihere open for children up to 12 years that purses at Freehold were Mr. AHen, a long-time sports en- old from 2 p.m., when the Head too small. Ithuslast, expects to fish and play Start classes let out, to 8 p.m. John E. Day golf. daily through Friday, Sept. 1. FUNERAL HOME

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Worden Funeral Home ' Robert A. Hermanns NEW YORK — Robert A. Her- 60 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK manns has been Elected an as- sistant secretary of (he Trust Operations Division, Personal Trust and Investment Advisory Day and Night Phone Operations, of Bankers Trust , The Berg Agency Company. The announcement was made by Willinm H. Moore, chair 747-0557 man of the board. Can Sell Your Home Mr. Hermanns joined Bankers Trust in 1951 and holds a BS HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. degree from New York Universi Quickly, Easily, Profitably ty. He is married to ihe former Marie Alma Kryszewski and lives at 62 McCormack PL, Middle- bseauss Th» Berg Agency, New Jersey's, largest residential rsal astits firm, ^town. They have three children Carol, Robert and Gail. lelli more homes than any other firm in the sfate. In fact, Barg sells a home every hour of every working day. The Adams Memorial Home That's a lot of homes. But — Berg has lots of buyers, lots ef energy, lots of ADD A NEW ROOM n Add extra value, extra beauty and extra convenience to your William J. Connelly, Mgr. 40-42 Broad St. enthusiasm and lots of desire ta sell Y OUR home and please YOU. ltl«) Rank. N. ,1. 117101 home with a lovely new room addition. Do It now while our Brnnrh Ofdrn: special low summer prices are In effect and save. 24 hour Kid Bl. 35 Mlddlrlmvn. N. J. Think of The Berg Agency when you th ink,of selling your home, 30 E»»t Main Bl. Frrrlinld. N". J. phone service. Free estimates. Successor to Mount Memorial Home 21B BroKduny, F.onr Branch, S', J, lOUhUihtaTn ims~iiriinhn H. Coon ALL TYPES IMPROVEMENTS ud Hrnry Cloj- FuVilihed by Ttin lira Bank Register FUNERAL DIRECTORS Inrnrpnratpd NO MONEY DOWN Mtmbr-r of tlifi Associated Preai — The Aisortitp-d Prpii Is entitled ex- crnilvely to th* use for rrpubllc&u&n Tp 20 YRS. TO PAY—1st PAYMENT, DECEMBER of nil the Inril n^wii printed In thli newspaper AS wen as all AP newa dispatcher SefrtnC dux pnstngp paid it Red 310 BROAD ST. RED BANK Bunk, N. J. 07701 and at artdlUona! malllnp omeps, Published dally, Mon- MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. day through Friday. HIGHWAY 'JS AT HEDDONS CORNDI, MIDmOOWN Bubarrlptlrm "Price? tn Artvnv.ce Single copy at counter, 10 cents: by 741-5060 — 776-6600 • mail, J3 centj Rt. 35, Hailet—264 - 8200 Rt. 35, Middletown—671 - 1000 1 month —K.20 6 mratha—*L2.80 3 months—J6 30 13 montSo—525.00 T THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, August 11. 1967-^5 Wed to Cliff wood Man Miss Patricia Giger Is Bride KEYPORT — Miss Patricia Ellen Giger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Giger, 27 Lone Oak Rd., Middletown, be- came the bride of Joseph A. Willette Jr., Saturday. The bridegroom is;the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Head,: CLUBWOMEN'S GIFT — Mrs. Robert Hayes, right, den, Hawthorne St., Cliffwood. Rev. John A. Dzema celebrated the Nuptial Mass* and of- Colts Neck, president of the Little Silver Junior ficiated at the double ring ceremony here in St. Joseph's Woman's Club, presents check for visual aid equip- Catholic Church. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She ment to Mrs. Dolores Turner of Freehold, area chair- wore a peau de soie Princess-style gown appliqued with Alen- man of the Monmouth Section, New Jersey Associa- con lace and pearls, and designed with a full circular train. tion for Brain Injured Children. Projected on screen Mrs. Robert Cammeraoo, Laurence Harbor, was matron in background is one of a series of reading readiness of honor for her sister. Bridal attendants were Miss Susan Roche, Keansburg, and Mrs. Stephen Russell, Plainfield, sister slides also given by the club for the summer pilot of the bridegroom. program the association is conducting at Burlington Robert Carroll, Old Bridge, cousin of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushers were Raymond Murphy, Holmdel, and Wil- Road School, Freehold. liam Carroll, Cliffwcod, cousin of the bridegroom. After a reception in Diamond Jim's Restaurant, Cheese- CHURCHWOMEN'S BENEFIT — To raise funds for quake, the couple motored to the Poconos. When they re- St. Benedict's School, Hailet, members of the turn, they will reside in Fords,. • The bride was graduated from Middletown Township High Rosary Altar society will sponsor a tricky tray party School and the Barbizon School of Modeling, New York. She and fashion show Thursday at 8 p.m. in the church. is employed as a secretary at Industrial Propane Corp., From left to right, Mrs. James R.Heary, Matawan, Woodbridge. The bridegroom was graduated from St. Mary's High and Mrs. Eugene T. Martin, Hazlet, co-chairmen of School, South Amboy. He served four years in the U. S. Ma- Mrs. Joseph Willette Jr. fashions, and Mrs. James F. Hurley, Ma+awan, general rine Corps. He is employed at Syncro Machine Co., Perth Amboy. (The former Patricia Giger) chairman. The watercolor painting by Mrs. Pat Kolesar, Matawan, will be among the tray items. The show will<6e presented by Grace Fashions, West Keansburg. (Register Staff Photos) Miss Styles Wed to Mr. Makely RED BANK - Miss Patricia best man. Ushers were Peter Ann Styles became the bride of Styles, Smithtown, N. Y., cousin James Makely on July 29 in St. of the bride; Joseph Monahan, James Catholic Church. New Gretna, and Keith Mitchell, Parents of the couple are Mr. Red Bank. and Mrs. Alexander L. Styles, After a reception in the River Ann Landers 119 Spruce Dr., Middletpwn, and House, Rurhson, the couple mo- Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Makely, 471 tored to Cape Cod. River Rd., Fair Haven. The bride attended St. Mary's Right Rev. Msgr. Emmett A. Girls High School, Manhasset, Quiz for Teens Monahan, pastor, officiated at N. Y. and was graduated in 1963 the double ring ceremony and i from Red Bank" Catholic High Dear Ann Lander6: A few for a superb questionnaire. It celebrated the Nuptial Mass. | School. She is a private secrc- weeks ago you printed a ques- is far superior to the one sent The bride was given in niar-j tary with the McG&wan-McLean tionnaire which was sent to you by the Memphis teenager be- nape by her father. She wore a Corporation, Middletown. by a Memphis teenager. I felt cause it accentuates the posi- gown of imported silk organza A graduate of Red Bank Cath- it was a waste of newspaper tive and suggests some worthy and Alencon lace with a sleeve- olic High School, Class of 1961, •pace and I was deeply dis- goals. I appreciate your send- less coat ending in a chapel the bridegroom attended Fair- appointed that Ann Landers, ing it to me. train leigh Dickinson University, Ruth- .. 747-4647 Whip cream until thick and fold • SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 'COOOOOOOOOOOOOOfinODOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO?^ in. Refrigerate for several hours IN FLORIDA 471.2400 ATL. HIGHLANDS I LINCROFT before serving to allow gelatin to PORT MONMOUTH — Bonnie MIDDLETOWN 291-0100 842-4400 set the mixture slightly. At serv Lee Simmons, daughter of Mr. ing time, halve and pit 6 of the and Mrs. Arthur R. Simmons, 306 nectarines; slice the remaining 6 Main St., is spending the summer Arrange a nectarine half in the with her grandparents, Mr. and HILL-TOP ACADEMY bottom of each sherbet glass or Mrs. Robert Gordon, in Tarpon dessert dish. Top with '/< cup of Springs, Fla., and will return at Rumson Reading Institute ! "A Private School" blueberries and about 4 cup of the end of this month. She will enter fourth grade at Harmony after-school supplementary classes in (grades 1-9 and nursery—kindergarten) the cheese mixture, Garnish with sliced nectarines. School in the fall. IMMWWUWWMWIWMWWWMtWWIWI READING - ENGLISH - MATH Cordially invites you to an . . . SUMMER SPECIAL First Grade through College OPEN HOUSE Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson 842-1650 Sat. and Sun., Aug. 12 and 13, 2-5 P.M. ready-made or custom drapes and 235 Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury 542-4777 for detailed information CALL 5*6-2222 covers — drastic reductions Huffman & Boyle HILL-TOP ACADEMY SUMMER DELIGHT — While fresh nectarines and blue- RUSSELL G. RANNEY LLOYD & NOLAN RDS. MORGANVILLE berries are still with us, use them in a compote with a | Rt. 35 Circle • Eatontown, N. J. 542-1010 DIRECTOR creamy tapping as a go-along. Cfl REGISTER "We Conld Use Some Mouse-Control Too THE PHILOSOPHER Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bani Register, Incorporated M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher By HAL BOYLE Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor , f-.<.jj'. In a civilization that idolizes conformity, it's amazing how Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor maty people still-manage to get into trouble. All they have to do is open their mouth and put their foot into it. A Void in Marlboro Silence is golden today not because it will make you rich Marlboro residents are entitled to would be risky business for a business but because it may help, to keep you sale. some explanations as to why the town- administrator to accept a job under But man, at any price, insists on making those circumstances. echoes. He can't be happy unless he hears ship's business, administrator has taken the sound ol his own voice, even if it were a new position in Rhode Island. The lot of a business administrator far better for his welfare if he kept still. The news broke over the weekend in any municipality is a difficult one Here, for example, are a few remarks that Sidney 0. Young Jr., who was if politicians enter his domain. And that can't possibly bring anything but more woe into your life: this has been the case in at least one appointed to the township post in "Let me have that wrench. I think I 1964, was leaving because "there was county municipality where elected of- know how to fix it." no future in Marlboro for a career." ficials and a manager or administrator "Marvin is one of my best pals, Jane, and It is known that during the past have battled over problems of • inter- I can't believe he'd treat his own wife shabbily, particularly when she's as pretty year and a half, Mr. Young had come ference, f BOYLE as y(m are w[iy <]on't you let me take you under verbal attack from some Marl- Some frank answers should be to lunch and you can tell me all about It?" boro residents and from the council forthcoming from the mayor and coun- "Look, officer, I was driving an automobile when you were . majority which controls the governing cil as to why Mr. Young left — and, still trying to learn how to ride a tricycle, so don't try to body by a 3-2 vote. above all, if political meddling played tell me what the rules of the road are." "Let's put a little action into the game by making the Mayor Walter C. Grubb Jr., who a part in his decision. 1 deuces, one-eyed jacks and all hole cards wild." appointed the business administrator, A feature of Marlboro's form of "Of course I still love you. What do you want me to do said political harassment was the rea- government is the stability it should to prove It?" son for Mr. Young quitting. But Coun- receive from, a business administrator "Sure I like the new color of your hair. What color was cil President George Creevy denied who can carry on his duties without it yesterday—blue?" this. He said council jurisdiction did strong pressures from the governing "Lemme just pour you another little one for the road, Jim. not get in the way of the administra- body. You say when." .* * * tor. Marlboro has been beset with many "I HEAR YOU and Mabel spent your vacation bird .watch- Meantime, Narragansett, Rho.de of the problems of a growing munici- ing in the Orkney Islands. What an original thing to do. Tell Island, thought enough of Mr. Young pality — and we would like to see me all about it." to name him town manager. His salary them worked out to a degree of satis- "You say you want me to buy you a chemistry set so you will be between $11,000 and $12,000 a faction. The township will find that can build an atom bomb in our basement, son? Okay. I wouldn't year compared to the approximately' Its business administrator can be of want to stunt your scientific growth." "According to the map, we should take the right fork here. $9,500 he was getting in Marlboro. great value in this regard. But he must But let's take the left fork and see if we don't get there There is some question whether the be' permitted to operate -in an inde- THE REPORTER quicker." township now will be able to appoint pendent manner, carrying out policy "I'll take whatever the chef has left in the kitchen that a permanent administrator. After all, decisions but free from the sphere of he's trying te get rid of." this is a big election year in Marlboro politics. These conditions should be How Sweet Golf Is "If I purchase a thousand shares of that oil stock oa and any selections the mayor makes re-established when it comes time for margin, I'd make even more when they went up, wouldn't I?" By JIM BISHOP with. He asked Dusty how much he earned "I understand your son-in-law is a dentist, Mrs. Goldfarb. could be declared void by his succes- Marlboro to name another business The rain slanted thin and the Hags on the a week. "Fifty," the caddy said. "You are Is he doing as well as your son, the doctor?" ( sor should he not be re-elected. It administrator. greens hung their heads. At King's Inn Golf now on my payroll," said the ruddy eyeballs, Club, the (loggers addressed themselves to "at a hundred." "No wife of mine is ever going to go out in public wear- cold beer and bragging and studied the frown- Gleason, momentarily out of work, tipped ing a miniskirt. " Ing sky. Harry Obitz, executive director of everybody lavishly, got Obitz and' Far- * * * More on the Expressway golf, glanced at the onyx ley out of bed at dawn, and beat golf balls "NO DAUGHTER of mine is ever going to date one of in his cup of coffee and said until their intestines hung out. In two nights, It is just an idea — but it could way plan has become stalled in a dis- the sun would be out in 10 he read a dozen books on the game and ruined those long'-haired guitar pluckers," be what is needed to untangle the pute between the Hughes administra- minutes. His pro, Dick Far- his swing. Obitz made Gleason concentrate on "It's such a picturesque old barn, Ronald. .I'll bet we can Central Jersey Expressway project tion and Senator Case. This involves ley, munched on cheese and his knees, a pair of dimpled darlings Jackie get it for a song, and for another $2,000 or so convert it into a wonderful country place." which remains mired in politics and getting the senator's support for a remembered the time Jack- hadn't seen in years. Farley concentrated on ie Gleason came out in a the finish of the swing. "Just heard over the radio a riot started on Third Avenue. federal bill that would permit the Gar- inaction. rain suit at Shawneeon-Del- In a month, Jackie's game went from 153 Jump in the car, Joe, and we'll go over and see the excite- We are speaking about Transporta- den State Parkway to purchase toll- aware, listened to the ap- to 93; in 60 days he carded an 87; in six ment." tion Commissioner Goldberg's plan to free sections of that superhighway plause of summer thunder months he had a 79. In a year, Gleason fired "Now don't forget—phone us any time you're in the city. and said: "Let's go pal. make the expressway proposal part of which .were built with federal funds. a 75 and lost a tournament. Like a boy, he We have simply loads of room." Let's go." couldn't wait for the next dawn. One day, the federal interstate highway system Senator Case has some different views BISHOP "Hey,' folks, look what Susan found up in the attic yesterday Obitz Is 52 and is built he was playing Tony Marvin and Tony's — an old hula hoop. I'll bet nobody here remembers how to — and in this way, bring forth the —and, consequently, nothing is now t like a water cooler. Farley is 38, dark and ball landed In the woods. "What will I use twirl one. Let the old master show you how." ^ . necessary money to get the highway being done. handsome. In their, time, these two have giv- to get home?" Marvin moaned. Jackie told him to call a cab. "Is it true you're undergoing psychoanalysis, Reginald? constructed. Mr. Goldberg's latest suggestion en golf tips to such as Perry Como, Ed Sul- livan, Eddie Fisher, Phil Harris, Buddy Hac- * * * I suppose it's a deep, dark secret what your analyst told you." Mr. Goldberg has appealed to the appears to have some excellent pos- kett, Vic Damone, Don Ameche and The "There couldn't be any rocks here. To prove it, I'll dive GLEASON DECIDED that woods . were iii lirst." federal highway administrator to shift sibilities — and could provide the Greatest. They work at Fred Waring's Shaw- better than irons, so he told Farley to order to the Central Jersey system some break that is needed. nee-on-Delaware, an undulating rug of green- 14 of them. "How about the putter?" Dick "You sure do wiggle when you walk, baby. What's a' joint blue in the Pocono Mountains. $60 million earmarked for a section of He is so right when he says that said. "Do it in cherry wood," Jackie said. like that doing in a dame like you?" Waring is a perfectionist. He also has a "Well, if you don't like what I said, you know what you Route 278 in Union County. There has in the "central part of the state there "See if you can get sometody to make them short fuse. When the president of Ford Motor by tomorrow." He paid $1,000 and had the can do about it." been some strong opposition to the is no backbone to the nation's high- Company lifted a divot and failed to replace set hi a week. A saddle leather bag, bigger Yes, sir, nothing can get you in a jam quicker than an latter project. way system — yet when the facts are it, Waring got in a goM cart, picked It up, than any in the world, was made in Alabama. unbuttoned lip. Mankind's big mouth is still the world's greatest "Since New Jersey has a substantial ^assessed, population, traffic, economic followed the man, and presented it to him. It cost $250 and ah extra $250 in phone calls. disaster area. "Here," he said, " start your own lawn." backlog of highway needs, it appears welfare and defense installations jus- Mr. G, had discovered golf. "I gotta get That was one customer who never returned. some alpaca sweaters," he said, because he tify the existence of an east-west in- to us that the best resolution of this * * * had seen golfers wearing same. The biggest FROM OUR READERS present problem may be through,the terstate highway in Central New Jer- anyone made was size , Gleason is a trim GLEASON SHOWED up one morning in 52. Obitz and Farley learned that the only reassignment of the interstate mileage sey." . ."' 1958 with Jack Philbin, his producer: He was place they could be made was In Vienna. The Register welcomes letters from its readers, provided now designated as Rt. 278 to another Mr. Goldberg's new proposal de- tenderly manicuring a- hangover. He and his Jackie ordered 25 sweaters in 25 different they contain signature, address and telephone number. Letters adjoining belly were shown to adjoining rooms. area of the state which is more recep- serves a thorough, objective federal solid colors at $60 a copy. should be limited to 300 words. They should be typewritten. Jackie never learned to sit. This is twice as tive to highway construction," Mr. study. And he could use some support • That little hangover was a gimme. Golf All letters are subject to condensation and editing. Endorse- true when' booze has tightened the frets of ments ot political candidates or commercial products are. not Goldberg stated. from the state's congressional dele- made The Greatest so happy that he had to the nervous system. acceptable. It is unfortunate that the express- gation. find a place where he could play it every He is, by talent, a pool shark, but the day of the year. He moved to Miami. As his only game-at Shawnee was golf. So, rather score declined, the ratings on his show went than sit clasping and unclasping his 6ausage up. His waistline grew until it almost matched Carnival a Success INSIDE WASHINGTON fingers, he took a club and said: "How do the size of his talent as a fine actor. 11 Majestic Ave, I hold this thing?" Dusty, a caddy, teed up the rain stopped. Some of the golfers Lincroft, N. J. some balls. "Hold it any way you like," Har- clumped out of King's . Inn on spikes. Dick To the Editor: U.S. to Employ Gang Leaders ry Obitz said. Jackie bisected 15 dot balls Farley talked about how Gleason now wants On behalf of our pastor, the lay committee, workers, and with mighty swipes. The 16th sailed out to start a half million dollar Jackie Gleason all those connected with the recent St. Leo the Great Carnival, By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT Gang members, who will be offered straight and true and far, hanging like an Open Tournament. Like everything else, it may I express our sincere appreciation for the publicity given Unless Congress steps in and stops the courses ranging from reading and writing to eight ball in the sky. must be bigger and better than anything ever to this parish event by your newspaper. bold experiment, militant Negro gang lead- learning how to apply for a job, will receive This made a golfer of Jackie Gleason. It done before. Permit me to add my personal thanks for helping to make ers soon will be on the federal payroll as • $40 a week during their four to 15 weeks' may also have been the most monumental The only things Jackie does not do in golf the 1967 Great Carnival a success and an enjoyable experience "teachers and instructors" In the anti-poverty training period. progress in the world of golf since Harry is tee a ball, or lift one out of the cup. He for all those who attended. program. • Investigators of the House Labor Commit- Varden invented the overlapping grip. When beat Bob Hope in a match one day, and Hope Director Sargent Shri- tee,'who discovered the OEO project while Jackie likes anything, animate or inanimate, sat with me and 6aid; "He doesn't hit a bad Sincerely, ver of the Office of Eco- checking on charges of anti-poverty workers' he immerses himself completely and forth- ball for a guy who can't see it." Frank J. Altschul Jr. nomic Opportunity has Involvement in recent riots, are highly skep- (lashed the green light for tical of what will come out of this radical recruiting these teenage demonstration program. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Library and Politics militants from the big city In their meetings with local community ghettos'as part of, the ad- and youth workers, the probers were, warned 23 Field Ave. ministration's new anti- that the projects could easily backfire on the Red Bank, N. J. Spotting a Diamond Gyp -~ To-the-Editor:- -riot-planr-—-—~——— '"OEO'and aTsWrrToffieTyouirrprograms in the • First of these revolu- community. By SYLVIA PORTER But while the long-term trend of diamond It is interesting to note that the finding of a suitable library tionary OEO programs is "You can't solve the Negro "gang prob- The uniquely skilled diamond cutters of prices is strongly upward, the market value site for the Middletown Township Public Library has become ALLEN scheduled to get under way- lem," one Chicago community leader told the Israel are now back in full production. The of the stones you buy may be a fraction of a political issue, and on the GOP side, when it has been the later this month in Chicago' congressional Investigators, "by putting their fortunes in rough diamonds which were what you pay — unless you keep out of the Republican committeemen who have been giving the library where Shriver has approved a $927,000' anti- leaders on the federal payroll to train other shipped out of the country on the eve of the hands of the diamond gyps. What's more, no board the runaround for the past several years. poverty grant to employ leaders and members gang members. All the government is'doing Mideast war in early June for safekeeping agency of the law — federal, state or local — Yours truly, of the militant Blacksrone Rangers and East- is giving these gang leaders new prestige, in vaults in Europe and the or any business bureau or any jeweler's trade Jose A. Pena «ide Disciples, two of the Windy City's big Increasing their influence, and admitting that U.S. have been returned. association stringently polices the individual South Side Negro gangs. crime pays." Israel, second largest pro- sale of diamonds through retail outlets. Even Under plans worked Because of the growing criticism of the ducer of polished diamonds so-called "reputable" jewelers have "palmed out with (he help of the anti^poverty programs in Congress, Shriver in the world, is once again off inferior diamonds to an unknowledgeable W o o d 1 a w n Organization directed publicity for the radical gang projects finishing precious diamonds consumer," warns the Jewelers Vigilance (TWO), a politically power- be limited, if possible, to cities where they for export. . Committee, an association of jewelers created ful South Side community are being launched. But the Mideast war — to regulate the industry's advertising — and, group, more than 30 of the the committee adds, the deception, may be Gang leaders involved in the experiments as wars and world crises Rang leaders will be hired usually do — has left its hidden by incorrect and collusive appraisals. at salaries ranging from have been told to play it cool, hold no press * * * conferences, discuss the projects with no out- mark on the diamond's $5,000 to $7,500 a year to siders. PORTER price. On the first Monday YOUR FUNDAMENTAL guide is obvious: handle job training for nun- following the outbreak, the drod 5 of otticr gan£ mesm * * * buy only from an established jeweler whose ' a " price of a large parcel of cut diamonds of- ^ers nd-Negro youths. SUPPRESSED REPORTS - Shriver Is reputation you can trust. Goldman also sug- SCOTT fered for sale in the New York Diamond Club gests you may be able to detect an un- Slated OEO purpose for being even more secretive about two other was reported to have been jacked up 50 per antinpoverty proposals. These are the un- scrupulous dealer if he tries to soil you: this experimental recruitment program, soon cent; on the first Tuesday the parcel was (1) A perfect blue-white diamond. There to be duplicated in Washington, D.C., Cleve- published five and 10-year programs for end- withdrawn altogether. Israel's rapid victory ing poverty in the U.S. • aren't any in the whole world. In fact, the land, and oiher large cities, is to determine abruptly halted the price upsurge, but as of term "blue-white" is illegal and any jeweler if these gang leaders can do what others In backstage conferences with members of today retail prices of popular-sized diamonds who describes a stone as such, says Gold- have been unable to accomplish — teach the Senate Labor subcommittee headed by are up 3 per cent over May, according to man, "is committing a fraudulent sales act." militant Negro youths how to get and keep Senator Joseph Clark, D-Pa., Shriver revealed Fred Goldman, president of Medco, Inc., the . (2) An artificially colored diamond. This Jobs. that the long-rumored plans do exist. How- world's largest jewelry firm selling fine is a genuine diamond of poor color. The dia- The Negro gang leaders are being picked ever, he claims the President has directed no diamonds in 122 department stores across the mond may be colored by an electronic treat- for the job, according to OEO officials, be- details be released until after Congress acts country. ment of atomic bombardment to bring up its cause they can control and influence the on his program to boost taxes. * * * brilliance and make it permanent, or the dia- other militant Negro teenagers. Keeping these "The costs are far ton high for the public IT'S UNLIKELY that you will buy dia- • mond's back may be colored with a blue dye gangs together and occupied, OEO authorities or Congress to take at this time," Shriver monds us an investment -- and unless you are which is not permanent. In cither case, a believe, will keep them from getting involved confided to members of Clark's subcommit- a highly trained expert, you should not try to jeweler must state in writing before the dia- in future racial riois. tee, which is conducting a, "friendly" in- play against the pros in this game. monds is sold what treatment was used, un- * „ * * vestigation of OEO. But almost surely you will buy or own a der penalty of fine and jail. FEDERALIZED GANGS - In addition Although Shriver refused to give the diamond or two or more in your lifetime. (3) A piggy-back diamond. This Is a to being employed as teachers, tho militant subcommittee further details, members learned More than 80 per cent of men in the 18 to 25- small diamond placed in close proximity to gang leaders will serve as assistant directors from other administration officials that year age bracket in this country buy an aver- another, with the mounting hiding the separa- Politicians, please note! on the projects and will direct training centers estimated cost of the five and 10-year plans age y2 carat diamond engagement ring for tions of the stones and making the two small to be established with the federal funds. runs to "more than $50 billion." their fiancees. diamonds look like one large one. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1967 A /THE DAILY REGISTER August 11, 1967-7 Agency Sells 21 Residences* 27 Sales Closed by Red Bank MLS RED BANK — Member* of sale was reported by William H. they purchased from Mr. and]Mr. and Mr». (Jordan Rockwell resentative in the Red Bank are*. SHREWSBURY - Walker and from Fan wood have purchased a neth L. Martin of Applebrook Red Bank Area Multiple Listing Hlntdmann Jr. of Rumson, who Mrs, Russell Rainey, who bought of Red Bank have purchased the They have four children. Mrs. former home of Mr. and MrsTuff. y moved to Middletown. Har- Walker, realtors, members of seven room, early American Agency, Middletown. Mr. Mount Service reported 'an additional 27 had listed the property with another home in Little Silver. Mr. Bank Area and Northern farm style house on Red Coach purchased another home In Nave- members of MLS, Ruh Is with Holt, Rinehart and Timothy'W. Shaw at 38 Orchard old A. Meistrich of The Meistrich Monmouth Multiple Listing Ser- La. in Locust. Mr. Hughes is ansink. sales closed this week on area The former home of Mr. and Winston, Inc., New York publish- PI. in Little Silver. This property Agency, Red Bank, listed the was listed by the E. A. property and negotiated the sale. vices, with offices here and in area supervisor for E. I. du Pont Joseph J. Howard of the Holm- residences, 22 of which are re-Mrs. Herbert Arnavas at 79 Rut- ers. Mrs, Marion Morris of Rol- Holmdel, report closing of ti- de Nemours & Co., in the Paint ported here. ledge Dr., Middletown, has been ston Waterbury's office listed the Armstrong Agency, Little Silver, Mr. Meistrich also reported del office sold the former home property, and it was sold by Lor- and sold through the Dowstra de on 21 area residences in a and Pigment Department, New- of Mr, and Mrs. Donald Fields Mr. and Mi's. Anthony J. Lordi purchased by Mr. and Mrs. the sale of property at 96 Parker week of intense activity in the ark. The former owners, Mr. and Robert Judd, from Brooklyn. Mr. in B. Van Nest of the Redden Agency of Red Bank. Ave, Fair Haven, to Mr. and at 42 Ivanhoe La. in Matawan from Morristown purchased the Agency, Red Bank. field o( residential real estate. Mrs. Robert Metcalf, have moved to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Cryan uxury ranch home in Nortihover, Judd is a stock analyst with the Also sold through the Dowstra Mrs. Rubin Puryear for the Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ploeger to New Hampshire. Mr. Metcalf from the Bronx. Mr, Cryan is the J. Howard Smith estate on Stevens Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Arna- Mr. Van Nest also reported the Agency was property at 99 Birch Feldman Electric Co. Mr. Pur- moved from Hagerstown, Md., to is with Joy Manufacturing Co. in the south side of Navesink River have moved to Oak Hill. sale of 77 Sycamore Ave., Little year is with the N. J. Bell Tele- Clafemont. The property was with Allied Chemical Co., New Little Silver, purchased by their home at 126-Twin Brooks York, Mrs. Cyran Is a registered Rd., Middletown, which had been They have a daughter and twoSilver, to Lt. Col. (U.S.M.C.Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. George W. Zebold phone Co. Mrs. Puryear is with Ave., Middletown, purchased listed by William A. Armstrong custom built1 for Mr. and Mrssons. . Bill Lynn of The Kirwan and Mrs. Viola V. Warneker, who the MCAP. of the E. A. Armstrong Agency, nurse. Mr. and Mrs. Fields moved here from Marlboro. The of Long Branch. Mr. Zebold is from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ml- moved to Harrisburg, Pa. Charles E. Bagwell, now of Nor- Company, Belford, member of a lineman with Jersey Central A building - lot on the west- ranti, who moved to Little Sil- Little Silver, and sold by Mrs. Northern Monmouth MLS, nego- former owner, Mrs. Cecelia Ken- Mildred Liming of Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koslow- walk, Conn. Mr. Lordi is mana- ny, moved to Red Bank. Mrs. Power and Light Co. The former erly end of Holly Tree La. m ver. Mr. Plocger is manager of ger of the Mutual Life Insurance tiated the sale in co-operation owners, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Rumson was purchased by Clem- Sears, Roebuck and Co., Rt. 35Walker', s Shrewsbury office, ski from New Haven, Conn., pur- with members of Red Bank Area Gloria Nilson of Walker and Wal- chased a ranch style home at Company of New York. Negotia- ker listed the property with mem- Burdge, who listed through the ence Adeskavitz, builder, through Middletown. Mrs. Gloria Nilson A large four-bedroom split lev- tions were by T. E. Hall Jr. ofMLS. Dowstra Agency, moved to Foun- Edward J. Dodd, associate of of the Shrewsbury office handled 521 Roxbury Rd. in Belford, for- Another co - operative sale be-bers of MLS. el at 811 Middletown-Lincroft Rd. merly owned by Mr. and'Mrs. the Ted Hall Agency, Fair Haven, tain Valley, Calif. Joseph G. McCue. Rumson. negotiations. for the Burndy Corporation of tween members of the two ser- Mr. and Mrs. John James in Middletown was purchased by Frederick Dolgon, who. moved to Mr. and Mrs. Lance Brien Mr. and Mrs. John R. Marsh- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Torregros- Norwalk. vices was made by Mrs, Marie Westbrook 3d purchased properly Long Island. Mr. Koslowski is A. Hofsess, realtor from Holmdel, at 269 Harvey Ave., Lincroft, from Laurence Harbor have pur-] all have moved with their three sa from the Bronx. Mr. Torre- employed by American Tele- Mr. and Mrs. John Sheehan children from Newburgh, N. Y., who reported the sale of 60 Far- formerly owned by Mrs. Anna chased the former home of Clif-; LAWN grossa is an electronics engineer phone and Telegraph. Harry L. have moved from West Long ton E. Brainerd at 294 Garden} to their home at 38 Willshire Dr. with the U.S. Naval Applied Sci- rell Dr., Middletown, to Mr. and Marie Sylvester Feeny, who MOWERS Leighton of The Kirwan Com- Branch to their home at 284 Riv- Mrs. Arthur L. Dewey. The form- moved to Manor Pkwy. Mr. West- Rd. in Shrewsbury. Mr. Brien is in New Shrewsbury. Mr. Marenc- e Laboratory. Listed by Eu-pany listed the property and iter Rd., Red Bank, purchased shall Is with the Ruberoid Co., er owners, Mr. and Mrs. John M. brook is with International Flav- with the Irving Trust Company! SALES AND gene A. Fitzpatrick of tfie Holm- was sold by Peter A. Thompson from Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Ea- ors and Fragrances Inc. at Union of New York. Mrs. Betty Tindall New York City. The former own- del office, the property was sold Marr, who listed through John SERVICE of Walker and Walker's Holmdel &n. Mr. Sheehan is with Bell Hoefflor of the Applebrook Agen- Beach. The house was listed by of the Charles H. Tindall Agenryj ers, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence by Mr. Holden. The former own- office. Thompson, moved to Colts Neck. Telephone Laboratories in Holm- cy, have moved to Chicago. John Robert Burns of Walker listed the property, ary it was I Specializing' In ers, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Picci- Mr. and Mrs. John E. Holo- del. Tlie property was listed with and Walker, Holmdel, and sold sold by J. David Stillman of the! Mr. Thompson is with E. R. ninni, moved to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Ruh Squibb and Co. Mrs. Mildred binko of Middletown have pur- members of MLS by Stanley K. have moved from Montclair to within a week by Elwood A. Arm- Ray Stillman Agency, Shrews- The former home of Mrs. Alice chased the former home of Mr.Downs of New Shrewsbury, and strong of E. A. Armstrong Agen- bury. • Repairing • Sharpening Liming of the Shrewsbury office their home at 56 South Sunny- cy, Little Silver. negotiated the sale of this proper- Ward Mayes of 72 Winding Way, and Mrs. Wilbur C. Hollands at sold by Vincent E, Nurney of (hecrest Dr., in.Little Silver, which of all makes of Little Silver, has been purchased Gayboy Ct. in the Applebrook Ted Hall Agency. The former home of Mr. and i-ty less than two weeks after it M Mrs. William P. Conway at 172 power and hand mowers ' had been listed with members of by Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Marsi- section of Middletown. Mr. Holo- Mr. and Mrs. Eagan purchased villo. Mr. Marsivlllo is with Red binko will be associated with Hunting La. in Fair Haven has | • MLS by Mrs. Marti Locilento of property at 12 Winfield Dr., Lit- been purchased by James M. Me-j • TORO Bank Electric, Inc. Mrs. Mayes Howard A. Roberts, Middletown tle Silver, former home of Mr. Allaire-Farrow Agency, Red has moved to California. The Gowan, a pilot at Red Bank Air- • LAWN-BOY Bank. lawyer. Mr. Howard negotiated and Mrs. Andrew J. West Jr., port. Mr. McGowan has moved property was listed by Joseph F. the sale of the property, which who have moved to another home • JACOBSEN Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lee have Hunter of the Ray Van Horn from Eatontown. The property moved with their family from had been listed by G. J. Ster- in Little Silver. Mr. Eagan is na was listed by Mrs. Ruth Spoer! • JOHN DEERE Agency, Fair Haven, and sold by ling Thompson of Sterling tional merchandising manager Berkeley, Calif., to their home at Mrs. Nilson. of the Russell M. Borus Agency 158 $pruce Dr., Shrewsbury, pur- Thompson and Associates, Mid- for Fleischmann's Distilling and sold by William M. Thomp- Compltt* llnti ol chased from Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mr. and Mrs. George Fromme dletown. Corp. of New York City. Mr. son, 3d, of the Thompson Agency, New and Used Equipment liam. Walters, who moved to Riv- from New York City have pur Mr. and Mrs. William M. Noyes Nurney also negotiated this sale. Red Bank. er Pla?a. Mr. Lee is with Bell chased a colonial home at 115 have sold their five-bedroom A third sale reported by Mr. coll 747-0573 Telephone Laboratories at Holm- Fordham Dr. in the Strathmore split level at 21 Rivercdge, Rd. Nurney was the former home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith of del. Mrs. Nilson listed the prop- section of Matawan, formerly in New Shrewsbury to Mr. andCol. and Mrs. Oliver C. Dunbar Red Bank have purchased thp LITTLE SILVER REPAIR erty and it was sold by Mrsowne. d by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mrs. Carl R. Price, who have at 105 Willow Dr., Little Silver, former home of Mrs. Beatrice ]J CENTER Lerner. Mr. Fromme is with Tuffy at 35 Howard Ave, New Mary Jane Harper of the eight children. Mr. Price is as- purchased by Mr. and Mrs. T. 26 AYERS LANE Shrewsbury office. Western, Electric. Walter T. sistant personnel administrator E. Hall. Col. and Mrs. Dunbar Shrewsbury. Mr. Smith is with Blaine of Van's Agency listed the the X. S. Smith Co. in Eaton- Ucoled ot till nor of Llllit Mr. and Mrs. Alfred DiDomcn- for United Hospitals of Newark. are living in San Diego, Calif. Silver Railroad Station property and it was sold by Mr. town. Mrs. Smith is the Avon rep- Ico have moved with their two Mr. and Mrs.- Noyes are moving Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Wibbels- children from Hilltop Cir., LinFitzpatric- k of Walker and Wal- with their three children to Mys- ker's Holmdel office. man have moved from Silver croft, to the colonial home at 12 tic, Conn., where Mr. Noyes hasSprings, Md., to their home at 9 Forty years experience? Yes. Highway Cir., Middletown, pur- Mr. and Mrs. Richard RIchter been transferred by the electron- Pelican Rd., in Middletown, pur- ics firm with which he is asso- Chased from the estate of of Red Bank purchased the for- chased from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barbara Battaglia. Mr. DiDom- mer home of Russell W. Mount ciated. Ten or 20 years to pay? Sorry. on Lakeside Ave. in Navesink. _. i- . j t. Abbott, who moved to Massachu- enico is associated with Howard We have no giveaway plan. Let us help you plan Johnson's. His wife, Rosemary, Mr. Richter, a teacher in Rum- The property was listed by se(ts Mf wibbe,SITian is with narold Meistrich of the Me.- Be,, TeIephono Laboratories at and give an estimate on your home remodeling or Is a registered nurse at River- son-Fair Haven Regional High stnch Agency, Red Bank, and j _ ^ , . School, will return shortly from Holmde] property was ist modernization. view Hospital in Red Bank. H. by Mrs. Dorothy Rodgers of William Holden, manager of the France, where he studied French Shrewsbury office of Walker and We give you luperior craftsman- the Russell M. Borus Agency, NEW HOME—Mr. end Mrs. Robert A. Beck of Chicago Holmdel office, listed the proper- this summer on a U.S. grant. Walker. Fair Haven, and sold by Mrs. ship, service and material with ty and negotiated its sale Mrs. Nilson sold the property, The former home of Mr. andMarti Locilento of Allaire-Farrow have moved into this custom designed home on Somer- reasonable prices. Fine cabinet Mr. and" Mrs. Harry Hughes which had been listed by KenMrs. Price of 98 Patterson Ave. Agency, Red Bank. set Dr, Rumson. It is situated on one and one half acres work and all types of building. in Shrewsbury was listed by Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Saleski and has seven bedrooms, four and ona half baths, a large Hahn with members of Red Bank We will gladly refer you to some Area MLS and sold to Mr. and have moved from the Riverbrook -family room and den with fireplace, a living room with Guidelines Set by State area of Lincroft to their home at of our many satisfied customers. Mrs. Gerald N. Beer from Long fireplace, G.E. kitchen and dinette area. It is one of 10 F.H.A. payments can be arranged. Branch, through the Sweeney 5 North Point Rd., Lincroft, for- On Animals in Experiments Agency of Sea Bright. mer home of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- houses being built at Rumson Ridge by Eugens F. Mil- Call today. 741-5463. Mr. and.Mrs. William Dan'uck ald Halweg, who moved to West- tenberger Jr. ThB design was by Kobayashi and Bostrom. TRENTON (AP) — Guidelines ner said, a teacher or veterinar- port, Conn. Mr. Saleski is an - governing the use of live ani- ian must, assume responsibility have moved from Cherry Tree The sale was made by Lorin Van Nest of the Redden E-CEE ASSOCIATES arm Rd analyst with the brokerage firm mal...„„s In hig„.h. „,_school , „scienc„ e= ex„ - for any study involving live ani-|f - in Middletown to 25 of LePercq de Neuflize in New Agency. Mr. Beck is a senior vice presidsnt of Pruden- periments have been established mals. The study must also have pmeOak Rd formerly owned York City. Mr. and Mrs. Salesk tial Insurance Co. of America in Newark. CALL TODAY—741-5463 by the state Education Depart- some clearly defined goal or by Mr. and Mrs. John Water man, who moved to' Massachu have two children. The property ment demonstrate some biological was listed by Mi's. Florence Bar- principle. setts. Mr. Danuck is with Greal William H. Warner, director of American Insurance Company in anowski of the Russell M. Borus •econdary education for the de- Additionally, experiments re- New York City. He and MrsAgency. , and sold in less than partment, said the -regulations quiring the use ol anesthetic Danuck have two children. The two weeks by Roger F. Cozens were being sent the county and (drugs, surgery, pathogenic or- property was listed by Robert C. of Hall Bros., Fair Haven. district school superintendents, ganisms, cancer-causing agents Swankie of the Applebrook Agen- Mr. and Mrs. John P. Vranken Fall Sale on Scotts public and private school pu- or radiation must be supervise* cy, and sold by John Robert have moved from Morganville to pils and science teachers. by a teacher, biologist, denti Burns of Walker and Walker's their home at 64 Allen St., Rum- "For humane reasons, we physician or veterinarian. Holmdel office, son, purchased from Pouso Co., didn't want to allow unlimited The rules were developed ' Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Justice Inc. Listed by Tony Hunting of — the naturally right time to improve your lawn Use of animals, but neither did Dr. Richard B. Scheetz, co-ore have moved with their four chil- the Russell M. Borus Agency, the we want to unduly restrict their nator of school-industry for tl dren from Bayonne to their home sale was negotiated by Earl O. use as an aid in scientific in- department; William Guthri at 37 Maplewood Dr. in NewAspdin of The McGowan Agency, quiry," he said. former science consultant" to tl Monmouth, purchased from Mr. Red Bank. . . ' . department; Kenneth Fetter, s The guidelines grew out of a and Mrs. Joseph Spadora. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Van •tate Supreme Court decision up- ence consultant for the depa Justice is with General Aniline ment, and Dr. Oscar Sussma: Brunt have moved from Shrews- , holding the right of schools to and Film Corp. at Linden. Mrs. bury to their home at 4 Colonial carry on live animal experi- chief of the state bureau of v Florence Smith of the Matthew erinary health. Way in Lincroft. Mr, Van Brunt ments. The case involved an J. Gill Agency listed the prop- is president of Vlaclios Reports, East Orange high school student erty and it was sold by Mrs. 01- Inc., in New York City. The for- who Injected some chickens with Looking for a boat? You'll fir ga Snoody, Walker and Walker, mer owners, Mr. and Mrs. John • cancer-causing agent. bargains in all types, sizes Holmdel. ,. Cline, have moved to Houston, Under the new guidelines, War- today's Classified Ads. Mr. and Mrs. William Hanna Tex., where Mr. Cline is associ- from Lyndhurst purchased the ated with Koppers Co., Inc. Mrs. former home of Mr. and Mrs.Uoria Nilson of Walker and Wal- FURNITURE CO. Robert Rabbitt at 551 Chester ker, Shrewsbury, listed the prop- Pkwy. in Belford. Mr. and Mrs. erty, and it was sold the next WESTKeyport 264-0181 Rabbitt moved to Alexandra, day by Mrs, Betty Tindall of the MID-SUMMER Va. Mr. Hanna is with Worthing- Chas. H. Tindall Agency, Red ton Pump Corp. Mr. Holden of Bank. SALE! the Holmdel office listed the Mr, and Mrs. Norman C. Ep- property, and it was sold by Eu-stein, formerly of Middletown, NOW IN gene A. Fitzpatrick. have moved into their home at PROGRESS Also reported by Mr. Fitzpat- 57 Glenwood Dr., New Shrews- rick was the sale of property at bury. Mr. Epstein is director of EST. 1869 17 Linda PI, Hazlet, to Mr. and the group therapy program and Open Mon. and Fri. evenings 'til 9 Mrs. Thomas A. Mullusky, for- social case work at the Children's merly of Staten Island. The for-'sychiatric Center at Eatontown. mer owners, Mr. and Mrs. Dom- The former owners, Mr. and inick DiSalvo, moved to Holm- Mrs. John Rommel, have moved flel. Mr. Fitzpatfick had also listed to Malvern, Pa. Mrs. Ellen S. this property with members of Hazelton of Rumson listed the Save on Save #1 on MLS. « . iroperty, and it-was sold by Mrs., Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Ashen- Elizabeth T. Randall of Rolston felter from Ridley Park, Pa., Waterbury's office, Red Bask. have purchased a home at 3 Lil- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Close Turf Buf Ider tiewWmdsdftilend lian Dr, Hazlet. The former own- from Canada have purchased the ers, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sev- former home of Mrs. Mary L. It weeds as it feeds your lawn Feels like velvet, wears like iron erini, moved to Jersey City. TheMcMahon at 7 [Buttonwood Dr., sale was negotiated by Mr. How- Fair Haven, Mrs. McMahon has Here's your chance to save on Windsor, the new ard of the, Holmdel office, who moved into an apartment. This This is the lowest price ever on Sootte amazing had also listed the property with TURF BUILDER PLUS 2, the grass fertilizer that improved variety of Kentucky bluegrass. Wind- members of MLS.. also clears out 17 different kinds of weeds. Re- sor makes magnificent green turf that loves sum- Mr. and Mrs. John Hanrahan Drama Club sults are outstanding. As weeds fade away the mer heat and thrives under hard use. Its thick, from Brooklyn purchased the for- carpet4tke growth keeps weeds In check too. Ask mer home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- fertilized grass fills in where the weeds were, ert Hummer at GO Pinewood To Perform turning unsightly weed patches Into handsome, for Scotts Blend Seventy, containing 70% Wind- Ave., West Keansburg. They have vibrantly green turf. three children. Mr. Hanrahan is with the Port of Authority in At Church 5,000 sq. ft. 2,500 iq. ft. reg. New York. Mr. and Mrs. Hum- MATAWAN - St. Clement's reg. mer and their seven children Ihurch will present "An Eve- 6.95 5.95 9.95 8.95 have moved to West Front St., jng Under (he Stars" Aug. 20 at Lincroft. Mr. Holden of the Holm- the grounds of the Basilian Fa- Also save $2.00 on reg. Also save 50c on reg. del office listed the property and thers of Mariapoch, Wilson Ave. 10,000 sq. ft. bag 12.95 10.95 1,000 tq. ft. box 4.45 3.95 negotiated the sale the same Featured will be "The Mon- day. key's Paw," an English thriller Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robinson •resented by the Saints and Sin- ALSO IN STOCK AT REASONABLE PRICES have moved from Sky Top Gar- ners dramatic club. Rita Fitz- • Scotli Lawn Product! • Sakret* den Apartments in Parlin to a maurice will direct and Ann Waitt authorized dealer will be in charge of production. • Shutreretrci • Pittsburgh Faints new home on Wesleyan St., Mid- Scotts dletown, built by Earl Moody. The play, set at the turn of the • Black and Docker Tooli , Mr. Robinson is with Jersey Cen- century, tells of the circum- • Flagalent tral Power and Light Co. Mrstance. s that befall a normal fam- Fitzpatrick negotiated this sale. ily when they wish upon a cursed Stop In and Get the monkey's paw. "Red Carpet Treatment" Listed by Mr. Fitzpatrick and sold by Peter A. Thompson was The cast will include Tom Con- the former home of Mr. and oy, , Joann .Colot, JJill Walton, SWARTZEIS Farm and Garden Supplies Mrs. Conrad E. Newman at 27 'om Daugherty and Mark Clark- Little Silver West Park Ave, Belford. Mr. in. TicketiJtiay be obtained from 645 Holmdel Road—by Railroad and Mrs, Newman have moved Mr. a«3 Mrs. Eugene Coppola, lo New York City. The property >7 Oveklca La. LUMBER was purchased by Joseph P. Gril- HAZLET - 264-2211 15 SYCAMORE AVE,, LITTLE SILVER — 741-7800 lon from Atlantic Highlands. Mr. No cash required when you No Charge far Deliveries — Ask for Dick, Robbls or Tom Grillon is associated with Fort ilace your Classified Ad to sell Monday through Friday 7:30-5; Saturdoy 7:30-1 P.M. Monrnoulh and with Lincroft household tiems. Just dial 741- Esso. 6900 and charge it.

(ft . \ • Services in County Churches 8-Friday, August 11, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER ST. JOSEPH'* CATHOLIC Atlantic Highlands Key port Shrewsbury ill be at 6:30 tn-J 7:30 TAMJ BAPTIST tin, and 12:15 p.m. In the church; fiKFOSMED 8:30, 9:45 and 11 a.m. tn the school.. New Shrewsbury Atlantic Highland! Sunday service* will be at B:3O, R«v. Morning worship service will bG it ST. MARV'S EPISCOPAL Albert T. Woodward win substitute tor 11 o'clock and the evening lerWce at Key port Rev. Isaac C. Rottenfcerg. T;50 Rev. Richard Shaw Is pastor. Pr. Sunday sen-Ices will lie: 7:45 a.m. Howard M. Ervin will be juest apeak- lorning Prayer; 8 a.m. Holy Com- IUTHEIt MEMORIAL IX Til ERA* «r. muninn; 9 a.m. family lervica and {Missouri Synod) 11 a.m. Holy Communion. New Shrewsbury riBST METHODIST Matin* service at B a.m. The Bun- Atlanllc Hlphlandi day service will he at 10:30 a.m. with Morning worship will be held i Little Silver Holy Communion. RPV. Louis C. Meyer 10 a m. RPV. Ottn c. F. JanKe w will be guest speaker. preach on "Whore There Is No Vision ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Little Silver Punrlay sprvtr.es will bp Holy Com- FIRST mESBYTERIAN munion "nt 8 and Morning Praye. .. Oakhurst Atlantic Highlands in a.m. with a. j»errnfin by the Rector, FIRST MKTHODIST Rev. Canon fituart F. Gast. Oakhurat Chappell, 64, Drives 3d Worship serrice at 9:30 a.m. Services at B:30 and 111 a.rtu CHRISTIAN SCIENCE KOCIKTT EMBURY MKTHOD1ST ter. Oteca May Day returned Atlantic Highlands Little Silver FREEHOLD — The young set Chappell sent Captain's Daugh- !NfnrninK worship service will lip held Oceanport $3.60 and $3, and Put Put Putney RnmUy sprvlrfs will hp held at 11 nt S:30 a.m. Rev. Ernest O. Kolloway among the drivers at Freehold ter, owned by James Grooms, al- B in The lesion - sermon is entitled will preach and conduct Hie service. CALVARY BAPTIST so of Pemberton, to the front paid $5.20. The time was 2:05. "Soiil." Oceanport Raceway could pick up a few The Sunday service will hp at 11 a.m pointers from 64-year-old C. shortly after the start of the one Captain's Daughter took the CKXTBAL BAPTIRT Long Branch Rev. Paul N. Smith will officiate. The Atlantic •IllRhU.nds Smith wi!] ofi'Idnlu. TMe evening SET Pierce Chappell of Pemberton, mile pace and the 6-year-old ,ead after leaving the clubhouse S'ln-iaT ,«TVIC-3 will hp nt 11 a.m. GOSPEL HALL vice at 7:30. Jlnv, Edward Caca will mare was never headed. She won urn the first time around and «nH 7:"0 p.m. I>v. William Carr. In LOUR Branch be guest speaker. who registered his thitd victory «TJ oxchanpf nf pbipit?, will talk Services will be heW. Sunday at 9:30 of the meeting when handling by 9ne length over Oteca May luickly opened up a four length ••DIP r.iplH tn Keiirem." R m A Gospel Service wilt h* helfl idvantage over Joe Stadt. The at 1 om. Old Bridge Captain's Daughter in the fea- Day. It was 10 lengths farther alter tired of the chase after a Gifftvood Roach BT. JAMHS EFIPCOrAL LUTHERAN *JOOI» SIIEFHERD ured event yesterday afternoon back to Put Put Putney. Ling Branch Old Bridge >efore a ladies* day crown, of The mutucl payoffs were $6.60, all-mile and Oteca May Day BAVVIFW rilKSBYTERIAN Mass nt R a,m. Low Family Bible hour will bs Sumriay BANNER WINNING CHOIR — The "Sensational Sings- BddresB at in a.m. Rev. James Mur- it 9:15 n.m. Worship service 0,004. $4.20 and $3 on Captain's Daugh- ook up the task of overhauling be at 10:31) a.m. Rev. Harlcy wilE,l pirations" of Fisk Chapel A.M.E. Church, Fair Haven, Sunday worship services will be at cntBon Duncan, rector. he leader, Oteca May Day made 1:30 a.m. Rfv. Donald L, Bucci, pastor. Meyer will officiate. FIRST BAPTIST won the banner for excellence at the Sunday School up some ground through the Long Branch ST. AMimOSK CATHOLIC Old Bridge stretch, but was unable to get Colts Neck The Sundfty sprvlcp.s will be helrl at Sunday Mass will be at 6:30, 7:30, Convention of the New Brunswick District of the A.M.E. 11 am anil 7:15 p.m. Rev. John Mer- :«, 10, 11:15 am. and 12:30 p.m. within 'striking distance of Cap- REFORMED win will preach on "The Ministry o[ the Rev. Bernard A. Coen will officiate. Church. The group includes, left to right front, Joanne Colts Neck ']y Spirit." , ' >J, tain's Daughter. ThB Sunday service will bp it >:3Jj ST. LUKE'S METHOlfisT CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN and Dsbra Reevey; second row, Mrs. Rachael Black, «tn. RPV. Samuel C. La Pentl will Long Branch Old Bridge preach the sermon. The Sunday service will be at 11 a.m. Tho Sunday service will bs at 10:30 director-pianist, Melony and Aprel McDonald, and General manager John F. :«v. J. Courtney Hayward will preach. a.m. Rev. Alctiard A. Weeden will Loome announced yesterday that CHRISTIAN' CHUttCH preach. Nerphrita Black; third row, Jerry McDaniels, Henry and Colts Neck more than 1,000 additional park- Morning worship service will !>» at 11 Marlboi'o • m. ind Eveninf worship leirlci « Karilan Township Aaron Reevey and Morris Black. Participants not. in the ing spaces will be available for BIBLE PROTESTANT T p.m. Rev. Larry G. Calhoon. mlnlsl«r, RobertsvlllB FAITH REFORMED picture were Beverly and Jacquelina Persons. expected large turnout of Free- will officiate. The Sunday service will be at 11 Hazlet m. The sermon will he on "Peace." Sunday services will be held at fi:W hold Raceway patrons tomorrow. ,ev. Edwin P. Spencer is pastor. a.m. Rev. Thwdore C. Muller will Eatontown preach on "God's Standard." FIRST PRESBVTEMAN TIIE Ol.n lilllCK CALVARY BAPTIST BEF0HMEI1 CIICECH Hazlet Eatontown Marlhoro Sunday services will be held at 11 Name New Minister Results The Sunday lenice will be at 11 ft.nl. Sunday morning services will bs held Rev. Robert W. Kee4 will speai. 10 o'clock. Itev. John Hart 13 paBtor. t.ra. and at 7 p.m. Rev. George J. 1ST— l-milr: VuTtc v-.---. _ „ Eliott la paator. Bt!l gati .ot (B'ld'oi 6.20 J-30 320 JEBCS CHRIST OF (Thomasl .... 4.20 3.20 LATIEB DAT SAINTS ST. JOHN'S METHODIST Mataivan , Hazlet Captain Mls«l« (Wagner* - 5.40 (Mormon) CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN Sunday services will be held at 8:S0 For Church of Christ irt 2 Alflf) •••- Freedom Titfnltr, IKP Me Gallant Adtoi. Afton Eatontown Matawan and 11 a.m. Henry, DNF-Swlng Harmony. Services will be the Priesthood meet Worship sprvlce at R:45 a.m. with RED BANK - Donald W. Wood Ing »t 9 a-m. and the Sacrament meet- 'aster Dumphys preaching. lie, Tenn. He has preached in Zr* Parr; 1-jnilp; Pur^p 51.200. ing at 5:15 p.m. Bishop Brac« Savage Red Bank has been appointed as the new Ihurches of Christ in Tennessee, BH&n MrEllrn (H'harhl 8.00 3.60 5.10 will officiate. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH it iPBrarils) . - 7,80 (S.M Matawfin nAPTIST minister of the Church of Christ, Kentucky and Mississippi for the Bhar«n I.tT iHutihardi 3.W METHODIST Morning Worship at-10 a.m. npd Bank T,-2:(». AIiw-Adlna HM1», CUToldon Eatontown Sunday worship services will bo at 0 Riverside Ave. iast six years and says he an- RliyDim Jilsroveror, Ballynonty, Tlt« Sunday Wonhlp Service will be at FIRST PRKShYTEBIAN a.m. with Dr. Arthur S. D"dE icipates a progressive and chai- 10:45 a.m. with Pastor William Joel speaking on "Ia Irt Chance or the He succeeds Robert Riggs, who Wonhlp services nt 9:15 and 11 a.m. of God?" has a ministry w the Church of ning pastorate in Red Bank. (Dally Dtjuljin Wrl&ht officiating. lacrament of Baptism will bB ad- 'sr>' PaV*; 1-mlt Purse fKOOO, MOXMOl'TH BAPTIST ninlstered at the 9:15 aervlce. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Christ, Dover. The Church of Christ here has Sweet Valley iRofl Di) 15.20 7,60 4.20 Eatontown Red Bank rown in recent years and plans ! 'IV P ••9 3'° Rev. M. K Halre, pastor, will bring BT. €IJEMKNT'S CATHOLIC Th« Sunday service will be at A native of Washington, D.C., ifMiy'* Ace (HrGov^rnj 3(W the message at each of Uie three via- Matawan- Marlboro a.m.. expand its facilities. A seven- and Sunday Musses and Holy Communion Mr. Wood received his BA de- T.-2:'B,1. Al.-i>- Aillos ntlljht, Pit- fhip .ervlcel It »:« and U - ~ "'"' will be held at 8, 9:30'And 11 am. nOLY TIUNLTT ere tract has been purchased on •nc nalifi^ Phylili TIHln, Jiig Town, T:30 t.m. at the Matawan Grammpr School. ReT. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN ree in art and speech from iNK-Tp'My C. Joseph KuclnsXl will officiate. - Hed Bank iiverdale and Hance Aves., New Ssnto'S John, AfUllL Morning worship service will begli TRINITY EPISCOPAL Doc Van. IMileo Hill, Carefree Pl4(!if. FISK CHAPEL VM.E. Red Bank ig Home and the New Jersey (K*M t\ 9 a.m. Sunday services will be Holy Eucha- :I 1 Fair Haven rist at 8 and Morning Prayer and tate Hospital at Marlboro. Mr. 7TH Tncf. 1-mi!* ; Purse . $1,800. Tha Sunday service will he at 1 r Afum Ptrry iB'dachino) 17.60 8 20 0.00 Middletown sermon at 10 a.m. Rev. Canon Charles ood said his ministry will as Jaycee Meet Aug. 19My RiRht troMlnR^O 7.00 JM , fc.m. with Rev. Floyd Black officiating. H. Beat la rector, FIRST UNITARIAN OHUIWH ist the church in broadening and Nrn-pnrt Hit tVUUmt . - ?*> CHRIST CHURCH METHODIST OF MONMOUTH COUNTY (PRESBYTERIAN KEANSBURG - The Greater ba5«d on, the contestants' swim' T.-2.O7. AlBf> Yankct Boy, Bond*, Fair Haven Llncroft Red Bank xpanding its programs. Mac. K'>ck SrrinKS BUI. Sunict Let M., Morning Worship will be at »:30 *.m Sunday services will be held at 10:30 Worship service at 10 a.ra. with Keansburg Jaycees will hold its minR abilities in variods contests Zip Zip. Rev. Charlet O. Hanklna, putor, wi a.m. Rev. Harold R. Dean will of- Rev, Charles S. Webster speaking.o RTH—rnc^: l-mllc: Pune H-V». officUte. "K God Knows What I Need, Wh sixth annual swimming meet C|ita. nautflitrr (Ch'pp'll) 6.60 4-20 100 ficiate. Awards will be presented ti Ot^ca May Hay (Beede) 3,60 8.00 HOLY COMMUNION EPISCOPAL Pray?" Aug. 19 at the Crystal Pool. REFORMED lir.st, second and third place j-~ - ;,--.- -— — . . .:.- (to—n Buckle. 82Jo«0 Fair Haven j, Mlddletown CHURCH OF CHRIST Nursery Starting time has been set for 5 f( A Sunday aervices will be at B ana ] The Sunday uprvir-e will ha held .at Red Bank finishers. Rtadt. Blaze Adlr)», Calibum. Mr. Bmoo- a.m. Rev. Frfderlr.V B. Preuss, recto 10 a.m. n«v, Robert G. Bender will Sunlay uprvicBs will, he at 11 a.m p.m. will'preach at 10 a.m. service!.* e -guest minister. The evpnlnjt unrvlce .will hp at 6 3" The meet i open to boys and Additional inforrnation may be! 9TH-Trr»t; l-mll»»; Purae $1,300. p.m. Evangelist Donald Woods wi s ppd'fl Blanche ITBT'OI 17.80 8-00 5.J0 GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN speak at both services. At Church girls, ages six to 16, from the obtained from Anthony Bottone, Newport Sr/»I tSAdovricy) „. 14.« 080 Freehold Holmdel-Mlfidletown 1 Golden William (Lock«rmtn Jr.) 8.00 The Sunday service will be held FIRST METHODIST Bayshore area. Judging will be 175 Highland Blvd. T.-2:(« Aho AvalDn Billy, 8p«!»tltt. GHACE LUTHERAN . :30 a.m. at the Thompson School. Red Bank ' •Rig Qurstlon. Harry Gallon, Bob MlU. Worship service at 9:3fi a.m. R" Rev. Oeorjte J. Frank Jr. Is pastor. 8:30 and 10 a.m., servlcei of Wor- Scheduled 10TH—Pace; l-milc; Pur«« M.M0. David G, Volk, pastor, will talk uhlp. RPV. James H. Harris. Jr., will Plunder (SmvRsh) 111.20 3-K . 22.M "Ephphatha — Be Opened!" KINO OF KINGS LUTHERAN preach on "The Pilgrimage.' MATAWAN The weekda Vichy Ttainbow (n*ncrr Jr) 2.1W 3.3330 Middle town Freehold Raceway Entries rih-fonpstogi Way (Hnwird) —- 3-80 FIRST TRFSBYTERIAN Sunday Bfrvlces will be at 8 and ST. NICHOLAS HI'SSTA\ EASTERN Donald W. Wood mrsery program of the First dh-Mttltt HirfgB *Orty) 1W 10:4") a.m. RPV. navld L. Vlkner will ORTHODOV 8-11T.-2:05.4. Also -Lurt'B Kiy, On Top, Freehold preach both flermnns. Presbyterian Church, which will 1ST— 1-mllr; : It.HW); Morning worship will he at 9:30 Rr.l Bank .M»rp«M : w.300; i st old; IJ.350. t-Rofllps Dream (VlraBJ 12-1 Brnlhfr Chief. Snlli Hold. The Divine Liturgy will be. celebrate: >egin in the fall, will be taught 3-Cntlaas (Mansfield t 3-1 AE-Prm-ldcr (Tullno) dh-Dfdrt lienl for 3rd. the new auditorium and at 11 s.m. JtKTIIODIST Ihf Sanctuary. Paslor James X. Mem at il a.m. on Sundays and Holy Days >y Mrs. Annbeth Wilkinson and 5-Lorii Bucky (Marcuj) (1 . H.!l)0. . .; I'nre-N/W nt (1,500: IKiarla' Il-S) r«ld l moU will deliver a aermon. Mlddletown f Obligation. Evrnlng SRrvfces preced- 2-F.ollon Rapid iGrayi 9-2! Slnlllon* A (illdini ATTEMMNCB lMHA Worship Service at 8:30 a.m. In Theing Sundays and Holy nays of Obliga- Holy Trinity tlrs. Leddy Polity. 1-My Queen (Branaeorsa) S-lj.l-Stflnflard Time 'ut Swamp School. tion at 6 p.m. Father Emlllan Kajko, ^-Lte A{tlo3 (Megllo) 6-l;7-r>ay Painter 31 HOPK LUTHERAN They announce that the four- IRST SPIRITUAL OF DIVINE BOSK fi-Frisco Joe (Looney) 61 4-Dannys Htdeway (Spino) 41 Freehold itear-old class will meet Monday, 6-Finita iHubbanl Jr.) 2-Afbllna (Werner) 51 Worship servlcps will he at 9:30 a.m.. Bclford Bible School "-Carol Patch {]>awkins) 10-1 6-Wooilvillb Lad (Huhtiard) 6-1 Shrewsbury Hcv. Alhert W. Gibson'^ sermon topic Th« Sunday service will he held at I? unison Wednesday and Friday mornings AE-AUJean I McCandless) 1-Extraclt(m (Mceruclil Bl will be "Callrd to Dialog." :1A p. m. with Rev. Phoebe Dalle j, ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-IUVER AE-Rraxfleld .I-Bllly Eayama cFlllnni 1(1-1 mstor, officiating. and the three-year-old group on\h™™!^'4™[i\,sbtained at the church office. ;-BonniQ Hunter iRaidftChlno) S-lU-Gratcriil Vic I Myers) 4-1 In the YMOA. Th* 11 mm. message ,m. :ty Fr.nce (IjongI t 61 3-Mr. Splnflletop iBradherr>-) 41 Log Contest "will be ""God's Waffling Signs" by the FIRST rRESBTTEEIAN' >ld to junior 9ii|h school age a Mrs. Wilkinson' a member of "' 3S3 t Tlllpp ) pastor, Rev, Frank C. Morne. CHRIST CHURCH I-Rliytlim Mary (Lnckerman Jr.) - .. . SI Mlridletown Rumson he Bible School of Holy Trinity he church, earned her BS de- i RutinyrnPtle Prls (FJawklna) 12 3-SwctcG-Hwwier nlplomu(Tagarlellnt (Lockerma) n Jr.) 8-1 FAIR HAVEN — With its two Services will he Holy Communion Morning worship Bervlcn at 9:30 In IK-IIalcom (Wllklnsoni 1-Gliy Yatea Illralttl) 1M Highlands Lt 8 inew church:) morning prayer thp Sanctuary. Rev. Clarence K. Brixey utheran Church, scheduled gree in education at Otterbein •l-m,: S1.000: Trol-NVW o! 11,25(1. 1-Royal Smokey (Cnllln») 15-1 entries finishing second and third •in preacb on "It's Later Than You i-Lbyds Rum (Korflhoyj 3 8TI1—Mil.; K.IKM); I'nrr-ninnn ol moic ;nd sermon at 9:15 (new church;) Think." from Monday to Aug. 25 from 9 College and is active in the chan- in the individual standings, the ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL .....ilnit Prnyer and sermon at 11 a.m. •Monty CUIr (Pullcn) 4 than H.C0O In in. Highlands cel choir. •Slmpely lxmlse (Molnar) 9 7-AIlon [Juliet (Mansfclld) 3-1 Shrewsbury Power Squadron won The Holy Euchirlst will he cele- old church.) Sermons by the rector, .m. to 11 a.m. :-Fi'dor Herbert (Howard) ^ El Fnhcr i Howard i ' 4-1 ev. Robert E. Lengler. Sea Bright Mrs. Polity, a member of Cross Taclohan (Fontaine) ."i-l the team trophy in the 17th uimi. Grated this Sunday »t- S and 10 «.m. SAINT CLEMKNT'R ErlSCOPAL Mrs. Walter Mahns Jr. of Ea- Maillson (Myer) B l with Matlm at 9:30 a.m. and Even- ST. LUKE'S A.M.E. ontown, supervisor of the school of Glory Lutheran Church, stud- p-Argo Buck iQuartler) 6-1 inliawHy (Dancer Jr.) P-2 al Shrewsbury River Yacht Club iong at 1 p.m. Rpv. Wm. J). I-nplng. Belford Sea Bright I'o.ile Haste (Baldachlno) fl-1!-Adlos.Sieve (Galp) 61 vicar, will preach at both cilebritloni Sunday -schedule lor August: 8 a.m., •The Sunday "service--will-be-at 1 p.m.will register, children Sunday in ied at Gettysburg College and is l Tngarill ) 12-1 B-Llltlc Bclwln (ForRhey) 6-1 predicted log cruiser race held Holy Eucharist and sermon; 9:30 a.m.,When Rev. Floyd N. Black will preach. AK-Ftrsl rf>fc!i3 < Dean) 1-Rrne Carpenter (Tiunrkley) • fi-1 IIKST METHODIST Holy Eucharist and Bermon by Rev. Fellowship Hall after regula ittending die Newark State Col- iian (Howarrt) n-nruni Major (DauplaiRei 12-1 n lower Now York Sandy Hook Russell Gale, lege evening program. Both have ITH—1-ni. JI.400; B.10D; STH—l-m.; $1,1100; Trot-lldcp.; Clmf.; and bays. Highlands METHODIST Shrewsbury hurch services. -Mar. i «:i,2r,0, - ; 4-np mares 13.750. »I,',M1-II.T.',(l-IJ.fKM. Worship jprvlr.e at in a.m. Kcv. Wil- Belford Teachers in the program are: had experience in the teaching I-P G Connie I Howard) sa Mat (Howard) Robert Axt, in Kasuma, fin- Him J. McCul!ousl> la pastor, i-3enalor Pete (Paradls) 6-Scolonla (Parajlifi) j Th* Sunday service will ba at 8:30 FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Mrs. Vincent Perry, Mrs. Thorn. field. -Rplle ICenynn iTagarlello) 1-Irlsh Angler I Evilsllor) ished second in the 23 boat fleet and 11 a.m, Shrewsbury 5-Scntc!i Note (McGovern) I-Jeft K iLatzn) Worship service will be at XX a.m. s Coyle, Mrs. Ronald Thorn 7-Acme tDewland) with a percentage of error of .740, Holmdel WESTMINSTER mESBYTERIAN Evangelistic Service at 7 p.m. RBT. 2-SKy Clipper (T)ir>mafl» Mlddletown Patrick O. McLane Is pastor. ierry, Mrs. Edward Washilesk Diamond Creed iPopflnser) Rodney (Kacliell l while Hugh V. Alessandroni, in H0LM1IEI. CHURCH Sunday services will be at &:15. "Rev. Podlnm iSnvaBh) Hanover (Megllo) HI Holmdel Harlan C. Durfec will speak on Mrs. Alfred Carlsen, Miss Je 8-Clmclmjs McKlyo 'Stpplipns) 8-Stradfast (Quartlerl 12-1 Annina, was third (.754). George Thft Sunday service will be at 10 'Christian Efficiency." PRESBYTERIAN Dr. Paullin AE-Stnrm Morflka (Rnslnni 10T1I—l-m.: »l,!«l: Taef-X/ •.m. with tile pastor. Rev. Jolin W.' Shrewsbury- ica Kennedy, Mrs. David Ken- AE-Yankee Gal lAMiatlpllo) IKT, 3 yer old. E. Shaw, in R-Lcne 2d., wa» the WaMron. omclatlm. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN The morning Bervicea of worship ledy and Mrs. Robert Nehls, Mid- 5TI1—l-m.; SI.JOO; Tace-.V/W ol B.SOOi lbll (TopfingerTfi ) individual winner with a percen- Mncrpft will be at 9;30 a.m. Rev. James R. Mftre«; 4-up. ft-T^lhbyy R Rainbon w (Beeile(Ble) The Sutfday service will lie at 9:30 Steele will deliver the »ermon, "Be- dletown; Mrs. Rudolph Mulle At Grove 2-Madrld Hanover (Lockeiman Jr.) 6Af6-Aftot n GGe m ((DawplalseD ll ) tage of error of .642, and thus Keangburg _.m. with Rev. Oenrge AI. Walson yoJid The Bounds of Propriety." l-Stnl1Unfr Stuff iSowash) 1-Sncceas Dart (Urslttti won the Express Cruiser Trophy. preaching on "Food For Living." The and Mrs. Robert Linzmayer OCEAN GROVE - Dr. Norman 5-Bclter Bee (Kache!) 1-Clatre Lass (Sowaflh) ST. ANN'S 0ATH0L10 Sacrament of Holy Communion, Recep- RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS Shrewsbury; Mrs. Joan Wolff 4-Camdcn Paloma 'Gray) 2-Senators Pen (Zofrea) Alessandroni won the George Keansburg tion of new members. Shrewsbury W. Paullin, former pastor of Firs 3-lmaj Gal (MoCandleRS) . 1 7-Ben Kwlk (Gray) Sunday. Masses will ba tt 7, t. i, Sunday meeting Is held at 11 a.m. New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Todi 6-Nona Trifle (Thomafl) 6-1 «-Bvelyn Haven (.While) Plant Memorial Trophy. K, U and noon. LEONARDO BAPTIST Baptist Church, Asbury Park, ST. MARK'S Leonardo CHRIST ENSCOrAL imith, Mrs. Walter Hullen am will come to Ocean Grove for The host club was second in the Keannhurg Sunday services will lie field at 8:^0 Shrewsbury Sunday lervlccs will be: Holy Corn, aandd 11 a.m. Rev. Harryy Kraft, In an Sunday services and Holy J&ucliarit Mrs. George Wood, River Plaza series of four sermons beginning team standings. Anson Hoyt was lmunion and nermon, 8, and parish H3u- exchah n ge off pulpitslit , wililll preach on at R nnd 10 H.m. Rev. Stanley M, Mrs. Gunther Wurthmann, Li Sunday. the first host club member to eharlst a.i 9:30 a.m. Rev. John M. Crum •One Tti tnK I Know." Wonlley, Jr. will deliver .a sermon at Jr., rector, will deliver a sermon fol- tlie 10 a.m. aervlce. He will be cele- croft, and Mrs. Hans Van Vage Dr. Pullin is proFessor of evan- inish as he had a percentage lowing this service. ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL brant at every service during August. Baxter Shoots 66 Navrslnk and members ot the Luthe: gelism and pastoral ministry a of error of .805 to take fourth. FIRST METHODIST Sunday SrrvkPB nre nt 8 and 10:30 League. Charles Schmidt (.972) was fifth Ke&nshurg a.m. At TO a.m.. Rev. H. R. Rorenanri, Union Beach Eastern Baptist Theological Sem- Sunday< icrvlcrs will tt« at 6:30, B:3i rector, win preach and at S a.m., Holy inary, Philadelphia. He will and defending champion Lionel ».m. and at 11 a.m. with Rev. Nawtoi Communion will he administered, ORACK METHODIST W. Grelner, pastor, officiating. Union Beach preach at the Auditorium Sunday Lancaster was sixth (1.074). OCEAN VIKW COMMUNITY Worslilo services will l»e held ftt 8:31 For Classic Lead Leonardo and i*:3O a.m. Rev. Franklin H. Bird morning on the topic "Have We Keyport ornl^K worshirship sfsfrvlcr e at 11 and will ofricl&te and speak on "Our MisMormons. ' Outgrown God?" His theme Sun- AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Rex >ut I think it was the Western g i e, .-at- 44.iJ 3 C l" Baxter Jr., who .has phly. one OETBSEMANE I.UTHEIIAN X. Oamble, Jr. win brins the mes- day ..evening. will. he.. "The. Fifth Open., two ..years ago," — Frederickson Kpypnrt aaRe "The Seed la Tho Same" at the Witness." tournament victory to his credit Baxter's only tournament vic- Sunday lervires will be at 8:W. 9:4!lil a.m. service and the filf m "I Hear West Long Branch Conference and at 11 am. Rev. Frederick ~ Now fl"flnnjt" ill b shown nt thp KEFOItSIATlON LUTHERAN Monday and Tuesday evenings, in 10 years as a pro, conquered tory came in 19B3 when he won Boos is pastor. evening nprvice West Long Branch treacherous winds yesterday the Cajun Classic. He also won Fights Virus Bunlay strvlces will he held al 9:1! Dr. Paullin will conduct a preach- and 11 a.m. Guest speaker will bi Tomorrow ing mission at the Youth Temple. to shot a blazing 34-32—66 and the NCAA championship as an FIFTEENTH ANNUAL Rev. Ralph A. Carlson. FAIRFIGLD, Conn. (AP) - HIGHTSTOWN — A sped His Monday evening subject is take the first round lead in the amateur in 1957 and was a mem-Tucker Frederickson, apparent- ANTIQUES SHOW and SALE quarterly conference of the Ne\ 'How to Study the Bible" and $100,000 American Goll Classic. ber of the Walker Cup team Jast ly fully recovered from injuries Bible School Jersey Central Stake of th his topic Tuesday will be "How to While his more illustrious op- year. that sidelined him all last sea- ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH Church of Jesus Christ of Lattei Become a Mature Christian." ponents were struggling over the Baxter's brilliant round put son, was ill yesterday with a Corner Bridge «nd West Lake Avenues day Saints (Mormons) will 7,180-yard Firestone Country Club him three strokes ahead of the virus and may not start al full- Will Start held tomorrow and Sunday course, playing longer than usual field, of which only six others back tomorrow when the New BAY HEAD, NEW JERSEY Hijjhlstown High School, Dial-A-Prayer because of a brisk north wind managed to crack par of 35-35— York Giants open their football Donation $1.00 Former Bishop Reginald Ca and recent rains, Baxter dropped 70. exhibition season against Atlan- TUESDAY, AUGUST 15 11:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. On Monday nf the Eatontown congregatior Service Offered six birdie putts, including a pair Bunched at 69 were George ta at Ithaca, N.Y. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16 11:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. RED BANK - Brigadier an row a member of the stake pre: ASBURY PARK - "Dial - A- of 40-footers on successive holes. Archer 35-34, Billy Martingale "Whether Frederickson starts THURSDAY, AUGUST 17 11:00 A.M. to 4.00 P.M. Mrs. John Fa hey, commandin idency, will speak. Prayer," is a new service being The 31-year-old Texan, sur- 36-33, Jack McGowan 34-35, Bil against the Falcons can't be Art and Needlework Sates on Lawn officers of Hie Rod Bank Corp: Slake president Robert II. Dai offered hy Christ Church Unity. prised at his own showing, Collins 36-33, Randy Glover 36-33 known until we see how rapidly Luncheon Served - Afternoon Tea of The Salvation Army, 2(1 Rivet cs of Metuchen will conduct th Daily recorded spiritual mes- needed only 26 putts and missed and Kermit Zarley 36-33. he recovers," said Coach Allie 12:00-2:00 3:00-4:30 side Ave., have announced 111 meetings. Visitors are welcome sages are given by Re'v. Charles tying the course record by one U.S. Open champion jack Nick Sherman, opening of Vacation Bible Schnr The stake consists of congn Korfhage directed to the inspira- stroke. laus and the great Arnold Palmer Six players definitely will not Monday at 3:30 a.m. Classes wi gations in New Brunswick, Trer tion and comfort oF those calling. "I can't remember the last matched par with 70s. Included ;tart because of injuries. They be every weekday from 9:30 unt ton, Eatontown, Bccchwooc The number to dial is 775-8491 time I led in a tournament," in the 70 bracket were Gardnei are: Homer Jones, split end; BROADCAST OF AUG. 13 11:30 a.m. for two weeks. Princeton and Dix-McGuire. for day or night service to church laughed Baxter. "I'm not sure, Dickinson, Labron Harris, Bob Bob Crespino, tight end; Don The theme will be "Explor At the meetings, Elder Jac members, friends and all who by Nichols, Doug Sanders and Davis, Roosevelt Davis, and Fred New ideas are the life-blood of a heal- God's Hidden Wonders" and wi R, Prince of the church-wide we need encouragement. Johnny Polt. Freeman, defensive linemen, and be under the direction of Mrs fare committee and Mrs. Vaun The expense of tlie service is Wind gusts of up to 20 mile: Mike Purzychi, a flanker back. thy business or profession. Can the Bi- Fahey. There will be Bible stud S. Jacobsen of the primary^boa sustained by a free-will offerings Frazier Tops per hour made play difficult, es- and craft classes, recreation an! will represent church headquar- of those who benefit,from It. NEW YORK (AP) — Unbealen pecially for the early finishers. Sealionrd Bigger ble help you find them? Listen Sunday, refreshments. ters in Salt Lake City. Joe Frazier of Philadelphia was Later,,in the afternoon, the wind Mrs. Raymond Swift will, be Furniture Needed named Fighter of the Month and let up somewhat. League Standings August 13, to "NEW IDEAS IN YOUR regislar and Mrs. Edward H boosted to the top spot among Most NATIONAL LEAGl'E Dr. Ervin to Attend the players com VI T Pt«. Thornton will he in charge ofi * For Sunday School the heavyweight contenders by mented the length of the Llllle Silver llmrli numj ....i.10s BUSINESS." refreshments. The following vol- Baptist' l,liurcll Picnic MIDDLETOWN Clinton Ring .Magazine yesterday for his course as Martingale and Ke v slirnvshur.v Mela ..10 " V unleer teachers and Ihcir classes ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Chapel A.M.E. Zion Church, Red fourth roiind technical knockout Venturi were forced to Norm Lnnt Brunch .10 have been named: Miss Edith go to n>«l l.»n~ Ilrnnrli l.C.'i ... r 1 15 Emmanuel Baptist Church will Hill Rd., is in need of'Sunday victory over Canada's George their woods 23 times during th. I.IIIIP Sllvrr IKiyn Clilh .. ... J 1 11 Frazier, beginners' class; Cap- hold a family picnic at the Holm- school furniture, long tables and Rtvpr I'lllKn Colts ..._„...... a t 11 STATIONS Chtiva'.o. round. . IlimiNon l!rn\T« ... 4 lain Amanda Troutman, primary del Park Saturday at S p.m. Itfil Hunk 'I'IEITS !'!Z folding chairs to be used in the Editor-publisher Nat Fleischer "That's two under the recor< l'"ort Miinmnnll! ...„ 3 WRLB-FM 107.1 class, assisted by .Miss Linda Guests will include Dr. Howard church basement. of the monthly boxing publication of 25 Ben Hogan used in the 196' AM 7:15 A.M. Johnson; Mrs. William Broad- M. Ervin, former pastor of the Rev. Robert L. Kegler, pastor, W T Tin. slill recognizes Cassius Clay as PGA. here," said Venturi, whe Itpil Bnnlt Ited Sox II i n man, junior class; Mrs. Gustuv church, and now associate dean announces that anyone wishing to heavyweight champion. KlMcilltiiwil I.IUIIN , 0 It WNEC 660 had a 37-34—71 and was highly .Miinnmulli ttenrh E. Schmidt, young teen Rroup. of the Graduate School of Theol- donate such items may get in pleased with his score. 7:45 A.M. The school will have gradua- llranrh IAMA ogy at Oral Roberts University, touch with the church clerk, Mrs. Multi-purpose Classified Ads The power hitting Nicklaus Shrewsliiiry ..,..„, tion classes.Friday evening, Aug. Rumson Cardinals Tulsa, Okla. Mrs. Ervin and L. B. Suggs, 173 Smith St., Fair do your selling, renting, buying needed only 15 woods and he, 25. their daughter will also attend. Nmv Slirewibur Haven, any day after 6:30 p.m.fast Dial 741,6900 now. too, was satisfied with his effort EwWest. " Surf, Field and Stream THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, August 11, 1967—9 Braves' Jones Rips Astros; Grid .Season Session Three-Week Wait For Wildiowlers Twins Destroy Senators By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS solo homer in the third inning, Mik« McConmick, backed up The one-time Walking Man of By DICK RIKER Billy Hitchcock was worried two-run shot in the seventh by homers from Willie McCovey the Brooklyn Dodgers, now the For School Drills Wildfowlers are reminded of p. hearing on waterfowl sea- and Jim Hart, continued his win- manager of the Chicago White about Mack Jones' arm, but the and then the double in the eighth "Grid Lines" Is a new feature of The Dally Register, ap- sons to be held Monday, Aug. 21, at 8 p.m. by the state Fish ning ways, picking up his 15th Sox, found himself in a ticklish Houston Astros are more/con- are likely to make him forget his pearing regularly during the football season. It Is designed to and Game Council. The hearing will take place in (he 13Hi problems for a while. victory of the season as he situation last night. cerned about hit bat. take our readers into the locker roomi for behind-the-scenes floor auditorium of the state Labor and Industry Building, Carty added a three-run shot limited St. Louis to six hits. And he didn't hesitate any Atlanta manager Hitchcock re- commentary on 1967 gridiron action, • John Fitch Plaza, Trenton. Since it is expected that federal rranged his entire outfield last in the seventh inning In which McCovey's homer, his 19th, longer than during his playing regulations on ducks, brant and geese will have been an- the Braves scored five times. He drove in three rune, while Hart's days when' he'd casually stick a light so Jones' ailing arm would Three weeks from today New Jersey schoolboys and nounced prior to this hearing, seasons for New Jersey wild- now has 12 homers for the sea- solo shot was his 26th. hip in front of a fast ball to get lave less work to do. collegians throughout the nation will answer the call for the son and Jones has 13. Jim Wynn on base. fowling will be fitted within the federal framework. Jones responded by hitting a Tommie Sisk pitched a three- official start of 1967 football drills. Sept. 1 is the traditional '' hit his 28th, a solo shot, for "You do what you have lo," The Fish and Game Council has gone on record with the pair of homers and a two-run hitter against the Mets and the date for high school coaches to assemble their hopefuls, but Houston in the eighth. Stanky shrugged. federal agencies advocating separate sea- double, driving in five runs in Pirates got runs out of Bill Maz- invariably some mentors ignore the state rule and jump the sons for the coastal area as opposed to the II as the Braves pounded Hous- In other action in the National eroski's eighth homer and Manny So, with a one-run lead to pro- gun. In fact, there may be some, perhaps right here in the Delaware River valley and Bay. If the U.S. ton 10-2. League yesterday, San Francisco Mota's bases-loaded double in tect and the bases loaded in the Shore area, who just can't wait for the proper time to blow Fish and Wildlife Service approves, if would Hitchcock moved Hank Aaron beat St. Louis 5-2, Cincinnati the ninth. eighth, he rouled his starting tljeir whistles. from rightfield to center, put edged Los Angeles 5-4, Pittsburgh John Briggs' two-base error in pitching ace, Gary Peters, off make it possible for those of us gunning the Infractions of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Rico Carty into right from left shut out New York 3-0 and Chi- the eighth inning set up the tie- the bench, sent him out in re- salt marshes to have the late, straight sea- Association regulation can take many forms. Example: A son on ducks that mast of us want to see. nd positioned Jones in left so cago nudged Philadelphia 3-2. breaking run as Chicago ended lief and salvaged a 2-1 victory Twins Zip Senators the Phillies' eight-game winning over Detroit. group of boys who just happen to comprise a tentative start- The shirtsleeve hunters wanting teal shoot- 'Mack will have shorter throws ing team may be romping in some municipal playground. In the American League, Min- streak. It preserved the White Sox' ing along the Delaware could have their own lo third and home now than he They also just may happen to have a complete set of offen- nesota shut out Washington 5-0, Eddie Slanky, a firm believer two-game lead atop the Ameri- season under separate regulations. ad to make from center field." sive plays .— more than likely provided by their coach — Chicago edged Detroit 2-1 and in the "There's no tomorrow" can League standings. Can this idea work? Can we have sepa- Problem Solvers with them. Jones has been having arm Cleveland outlasted. Baltimore school of baseball thinking, al- Bob Allison's fwo home runs ., rate seasoas in east and west Jersey? It This is just nne way tn conduct illegal workouts. There Kllter miseries for two years and, un- 2-1 in 13 Innings. Kansas City, ways has been ready to go to led Minnesota's conquest of certainly is worth trying on a one-year ex- are others, but whatever the method, the coach and and their New York, California and Bos- any legitimate lengths to win a Washington, and Chuck Hinton's perimental basis. til last night's game, had missed boys are only kidding themselves, since there is more than ton were idle. game. clutdh double with two out in a week because of them. But a winning to this game of football. Local gunners going to the meeting will be fighting for the 13th provided Cleveland with the straight-through duck season, and those favoring tiie black tfie edge over Baltimore. SEA BRIGHT CAMP BKNKFICIAL duck will want Che season to end as late as possible. In past The White Sox, who had lost years, coastal gunners attending the hearing felt that their One legal way for gridders to condition themselves for four of six games going into the wishes. received little attenion. They believed the hearing to the grueling weeks ahead is attendance at Bob Osgoodby's an- Detroit tnst, had a 2-1 lead go- be a cut-and-dried matter with the seasons already decided by nual pre-season training camp in Sea Bright. Once again a ing into the bottom of the eighth. the minority of the council who are wildfowlers. The council number of high school and college performers are on hand jThe Tigers promptly loaded the " has been careful to note that no hearing is required by law for a comprehensive daily program. j bases with one mt on two walks and Is only for the purpose of ascertaining the wishes of tha Osgoodby is a former head fontball coach at Asbury Park j and an error.' After Mickey sportsmen present. There is nothing binding about the hear- High School. I Stanley popped up, Stanky sent ing. The coundl has the opportunity at this hearing to correct I in Peters to put out the fire. SHOKK FLAVOR ON THE BANKS this opinion if wrong or perhaps confirm it. The hearing should | Ken Boyer's homer off relief be an interesting one. Four Shore residents figure prominently in Rutgers Uni- pitcher Mike Marshall in the top versity's plans. Junior tackle Mo Hill, a 6-1, 215-pounder, is BONUS BAG OR LONGER SEASON? of the eighth broke a 1-1 tie and listed on the top rung of the preseason depth chart. The provided the winning margin. 19-year-old resident of Toms River and graduate of Lakewood One decision likely to fall to the council is the choics High School, was hampered by a knee injury in 1966, but his of a bonus bag or longer season for scaup or broadbilj. Cer- Allison's two homers, both 400- spring practice showing was outstanding. He is the grand- tainly, a longer season means more mornings in Hie sneak foot plus shots, gave him 18 for son of the late Frank Hill', Rutgers' first basketball coach. boxes and I believe a majority of local gunners prefer it to the year, drove in three runs the bonus bag idea. and provided all the offensive Mel Brown, another junior who starred at Lakewood High, supported needed by Jim Perry, is listed as second team fullback going into the Sept. 1 work- The council has been fairly accurate in predicting the ar- who limited Washington to five outs. The 20-year-old runner also may see extensive action rival of the wintering flocks of brant, and while those gunners hits. Jack Hernandez singled in at tailback because of his ability as a bbeker. Brown goes working the lower end of the shore would perhaps be inter- the oMicr two runs. 5-11, ino pound.-;. ested in a later season, hunters shooting over our local rivers and ooyes seem to prefer the brant season just as it has been Hinton drove in both Indian Senior Ernie Edwards, » graduate of East Orange High th past few years. This is a toss-up decision, with neither side runs against Baltimore, club- School but now living in Matawan, shapes up as Hie Scarlet likgly to be completely satisfied, it appears to be a good com- bing the first pitch of the game Knights' second team defensive end. A 21-year-old senior, promise season as it stands now. for a homer and (hen settling it Edwards weights in a 210 on a 6-2 frame. Like Brown, Ed- with a run-scoring double with wards is a returning letterwinner. With Labor Day only three weeks away, the thoughts of two out in the 13th. Vern Fuller, some fringe members of the hunting fraternity turn to prime Though only a sophomore, Neptune's Len Ruggiero figures who had singled, came home venison and the game of poaching. That's right — those to see plenty of duty at wingback. In fact, he is listed on the .vith the winning run. poachers qualifying for amateur status consider deer jacking pre-season second unit. A solid 5-10, 190 pounds, the 20- a game with venison and the kick of doing something illegal year-old Ruggiero transferred from Cornell. He received, ran the prize for winning and a small fine the price for losing. and blocked well at wingback and fullback during (he spring Sports — the cost of losing has just gone up. First offenders, How They session. previously fined {100, now face a possible $300 jolt. Two*me HEAD START FOR FUTURE FLIERS loiers will be playing for a $300 minimum and a $500 maxi- Ocean Township's Cy Benson, who dropped the coaching mum. The new law also removes the loophole frequently used reins at Monmouth Regional High School to take over as head by deer clubs and careless but successful hunters, and no Stand DEFENSIVE TUTOR — Hoping to cure their defensive illt, the Jersey Generals have man at Neptune, already is laying the groundwork for the longr" will lending, selling or borrowing of deer tags be By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE future. Benson is conducting registration and initial work- sanctioned. named Joe Pagano, right, at an assistant coach. Pagano, former coach at Point Yesterday's Result* Chicago It, Philadelphia 2 outs for Neptune Recreation's tackle football program tomor- SAFETY LAW IN EFFECT Pleasant Beach and Neptune High Schools, explains defensive tactics to, left to Pittsburgh 3. N'tw York 0 row at the rear of the high school at 9 a.m. Atlanta 10, Houston 2 • Another important change .in the fish and game statutes right, center Clarence demons, linebacker Bill George and defensive tackle Joe San Francisco 8, at. Louts 2 Neptune boys in the seventh and eighth grades who weigh can cause plenty of grief for the thoughtless or forgetful Cincinnati 5, Los Angeles < 120 pounds or more are eligible. Workouts will be conducted Provenzano. The Generals are confident "Dr." Pagano's medicine will pay dividends W L Pel. G gunner this fall. Specifically, the new gun safety bill places Lnuls _._. J5S M .601 three times a week.— Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. a safety zone around school playgrounds and prohibits hunt- in tonight's North Atlantic Football League opensr against the New Britain (Conn.) Chicago J82 63 .139 T San. Frsnelaco BH Wi .536 8 SCRAMBLE IN SHORE CONFERENCE ing within 400 feet. In addition, the carrying of a loaded gun Bees at Wall Stadium. Game time is 8 p.m. Cincinnati fiO Kl .KM 8% Atlanta . st fa .MB » Early indications have Shore Conference defending cham- for hunting near a playground or within 300 feet of an occupied Philadelphia . X, 62 .S14 104 dwelling is now forbidden. The old statute simply prohibited Pittsburgh M B6 .191 13 pions hard pressed to repeat. Kings Brick and Matawan, bos Angeles . AS 61 ,»4S IS both unbeaten in capturing the A and B Divisions respectively, the. discharging of a firearm with the 300-foot safety zone and Carleton League Playoffs Houston _9_8 .418 2\V, was.Lhard to enforce. Remember, unload that fowling piece New York ....42 68 .388 "' will be tough to overcome, however. The C Division, which when coming within 300 feet of that house or face a $50 fine. Today'* Games crowned co-champions in Shore Regional, Wall Township and ntuburgh (Rlhant 6-5) a< New York (FrlMlla 0-11, right Point Pleasant Beaoh, again figures to be a dog-fight. Phllad>lpl»la iRnnntnK 12-9) at Ctil Why no fishing news today? Well to be quite frank, fish- cago (Hands 5-4) Eatontown, Raritan Bears, Los Angeles (Regan 4-7) at Cincinnati Ing bottomed out during the week. No bass to speak of, except (Maloney 9-8t, oigtit for those draggers working Romer Shoal again on Wednesday. San Francisco (Terry 8-13) at St. Louis (Rrlles 6-f>>, night Fluke fishing can only be described as pitiful, bluefishing as Houston (Blasincamc 4-4) at Atlanta Shore AC Slates pathetic. The blues are out there in tremendous numbers, as (Nlekrt) 8-M, night Neptune Make Final Round Tomorrow's Games are the tuna. But so are tinker mackerel in uncountable num- Pittsburgh at New York bers. Philadelphia at Chicago Eatontown-New Shrewsbury, for pitchers and catchers, who came all the way around on an Los Angeles at Cincinnati, night which won three of its last four may return to action. error. Raritan added an insur- San Francisco at St. Louis, night Open Track Meet Houston at Atlanta, 2. day-night games to qualify as the fourth Also winning post-season divi- ance run in the sixth. Gary Ran- Sunday's Gamps LAKEWOOD - The Shore Ath- place team for in post-season sional crowns last night were the dolph opened with a triple, but PittshurRli at New York, 1 illiott. Penman, 28 North Locust Philadelphia at Chicago, 3 letic Club of New Jersey will playoffs, turned the tables on Raritan Bears who defeated the was picked off. Swanger followed Los Angelea at Cincinnati We., West Long Branch. En- Dog Fight Finale San Francisco at St. Louis. stage a full-scale open men's Ties will be accepted on the regular season champion Twin Middletown Lions, 5-3, for the with a triple, and rode home on Houston &t Atlanta track and field meet at Lake- Boros last night. Eatontown-N.S. Northern Division title, and Nep- Gerrander's single. eld until just before rac« time. wood High School on Sunday, registered a 4-0 upset victory to tune, which downed Point Pleas- AMERICAN LEAGUE Randolph was the winning I.a«t Night's Result! Aug. 20, and hopes to attract U. S. lntercoUegiate hammer win the Central Division cham- ant Boro, 9-2, for the Southern pitcher, striking out two and Minnesota S, Washington 0 hrow leader Augis Allincar of. In America's Cup Cleveland 2. BalMmor* 1, 13 Innings many of the East's "best per- pionship of the Ed Carleton Me- Division championship. walking three. Chicago 2. Detroit 1 formers. tfonmoufch College, National Ju- • NEWPORT, R.I. obs(in 7-6) For boys 18-and-under, the as the defender which will face the final matches off Brenton Dave Droddy doubled after two Middletown after three innings Eskildsen struck out six and Chicago tHoward 8-fl) *t Minnesota were out. (Chance 148) meet includes — mile and two- Australian challenger Dame Pat- Light Reef. Either heavy fog or behind the timely swinging of Jim walked three. Baltimore (Ptioenu* 9-7 and Brahsn- mile races. Boys 16-and-under TRANSMISSIONS tie' in the best-of-seven cup finals lack of wind curtailed the 13 Menzzopane also figured in two Lewis. In the first Inning, after Ken O'Donnell was Neptune's der 1-8) at Detroit (Lollch 6-1J and Gladding; 3-4), 1 will compete at one mile. SPECIALISTS beginning Sept. 12. scheduled days of observation of Eatontown->N.S.'s scores. He one out, singles by Dennis Ger- sparkplug as he pitched a one- Mew York (Downing 1)1-0 and BtottH- myre 1O-1O> at Cleveland (Hargan 12-8 Special women's javelin and | trials to just six races. But there are three other led off the fifth inning with a rander and Mark Howard and a hitter and drove in the final two and O'Donoghs 5-4), 2 shot put competitions featuring • Repaired yachts, Columbia. Constellation, All four yachts have made ren- double. Coach Rich Maizel then walk, surrounding a double steal, runs of four-run second inning Tomorrow's Games the Shore A.C.'s pair of Pan- and American Eagle and another ovations and undergone extensive inserted courtesy runner Richie loaded the bases. Lewis' sacri- with a double. The only safety Boston at California, night Washington al Kansas City, twilight American Games stars, Barbara series of trials over the 24.3 mile overhauls during the past month Rogerst who scored on Jim Feit's fice fly enabled GerrandeY to O'Donnell gave up was a single Chicago at Minnesota, Friedrich and Maren Seidler, are Baltimore at rintrolt cup course off Newport posing American Eagle won her last single. Menzzopane's single drove score. Two inning slater, Lewis by Bob Williams in the third also on the program. that drove in Pt. Plensant's sec- New York at Cleveland, twilight lifetime the final obstacles in Intrepid's two races on the New York Yacht in Bob Tcnko for Eatontown- drove in two more runs with a SiindH.v's Game* Medals will be awarded to ond run. Russ Pennell drove in GuaraMM •election as the cup defender. Club's annual mid-summer cruise N.S.'s sixth inning marker. Un- single, after Bob Swanger singled Boston st California the first three finishers ii\ each Neptune's other two tallies in the Washington at Kansas City FREE! The final trials will get under- which ended last week and Cc~ der the league's speed-up rules, and Gerrander walked and they Chicago at Minnesota event. Trophies will go to the second with a single. Baltimore at Detroit . , TOWING & DIAGNOSIS way on Tuesday and the New lumbia defeated Intrepid by bet- courtesy runners may be inserted pulled off a double steal. Lewis Mew York at Cleveland .Winning.men's .team arid, to the York Yacht Club's racing cpm- ter, than three minutes Jn an- meet's most valuable athlete. "mittee will choose the cup de- other of the races. Entry blanks are available en 264-9617^^ fender following their completion. Intrepid and Columbia lost their Decision Expected by Oct. 6 from the Shore A.C. president, The rules stipulate that the com- masts during the cruise last Fri- mittee does not necessarily have day but both have been repaired to select the yacht with the and have resumed workouts off best record but up to now there's Newport for the past few days in COMPLETE only'One of the four yachts with preparation for the final trials Harness Track Hearings Set any kind of a record at all and Meanwhile as the four Ameri FARM VWRBS that's Intrepid. can yachts fight it out amongst TRENTON (A'P) - The New to approve a maximum of three specified days. The syndicate in- in Burlington County. The only completely new themselves, the $500,000 Aus- Jersey Racing Commission set new applications for harness cludes former jockey Eddie Ar- Sept. 12 in Trenton—Applica- American sloop, skippered by tralian challenger Dame Patbie is nine public hearing dates yester- tracks. caro. tion by Fairgrounds Trotting SERVICE Emil"Bus" Mosbacher Jr., com- biding her time and racing day on applications for night Brogan disclosed, that neither Sept. 1 in Mays Landing—Ap- Association to. build on a 137- Frank Porter's piled a spotless 6-0 record during against trial horse Nefertiti. harness tracks in the state. syndicate vying to build a har- plication by Atlantic City Race- acre site at the New Jersey State the observation trials over the Pattie's skipper, Jock Sturrock The hearings during the peri- ness track in Secaucus indicated way to build at the existing track, Fair in Mercer County, for 100 same course last month and won is optimistic his "Dame" can od of Aug. 3I-Scpt. 14 will be held in its application that it was con- for 60 days, May 13-July 20. The days, May 10-Aug. 3 plus Nov. 1- Red Bank Tire Co. seven of eight races against Con- end the United States' 115-year in the seats of the counties in templating placing a dome over partnership includes Thomas A. 30. SHREWSBURY AVE. ' 747 - 3404 which the applications originated. stellation and American Eagle stranglehold on the America's the proposed track. Bruder, Springfield, Pa. and two Sept. 13 in Jersey City—Appli- Open Men. thru Fri. — 8 to 6 p.m.; Sat. to 3 p.m. Cup and bring it "down under' Nine applications have been filed, off tong Island Sound in June. There have been rumors that others. cation by Hudson Racing Associa- Bot-h Constellation, the 1964 cup for the first time. including two each in Hudson Sept. 6 in Woodbury—Applica- tion to build on 250 acres in Se- and Gloucester Counties. backers of a track In Secaucus were considering building a tion by Logan Meadows Race- caucus, for 100 days, May 1-Oct. ZSA ZSA GABOR says - The commission disclosed at dome. way to build in Logan Town- 15. a hearing earlier this month that Besides two applications for ship in Gloucester, for 100 un- Sept. 14 In Jersey City—Appli- HORSE - PET it would approve perhaps one or tracks in Secaucus in Hudson specified days. cation by Jersey Downs Inc. lo iSAVEMONEYatAAMCO two of the applications. Such ap- County, the other proposed sites Sept. 7 in Mt. Ho11y,-AppKca- build on 254 acres near the New proval might open the way for are one in Burlington County, one tion.by Burlington Raceway Inc. Jersey Turnpike in Socaucus, for SUPPLIES and |IAUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION year-round racing in New Jersey. In Mercer, two in Atlantic County, to build at Mt. Laurel Township 100 days, May 22—Sept. 14. SPECIALISTS! Thomas J. Brogan, chairman one in Cape May and two in REMEDIES of the commission, said each of Gloucester. COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE the nine applications would be Hearing Dates Listed Nona $O9 All MAXES considered on its merits. He said The public hearings will be Hartman Horse Trailers Hl£lwr AV OF CARS the commission would take into held on these dates: RENT A CAR or Includet: R«m»vinj, Dlimonlllng, account the potential revenue Aug. 31 in Cape May Court > Inipsctlon ond rwuintMln each track might bring the state House—Application by the Jersey HCIOSIVE WITH AAMCrj and other factors. - LIFETIME GUARANTEE Cape Racing Association to build But he said there 'are no rigid FRED D. WIKOFF CO. in SwaintOtt, Cape May County, TRUCK from HERTZ I IMX Newman Springs Rd. standards established by law to RED BANK for 190 racing days, May 21'Sept. 842.2500 guide the commission's actions, 12.- U-DRIVE . , . Coll 234 MAPLi AVE. New Jersey takes in $30 mil- Sept. 1 In Mays Landing—Ap- «0f Railroad Avt. ASBURY PARK lion a year In revenue at Its three plication by Hamilton Syndicates 775-1515,222-3299,747-2121 774-6(00 flat tracks and st Freehold Race- Inc; to build on 450 acres on RED BANK d#% 741-0554 way, the only harness track. The Black Horse Pike and Route 50 racing commission has authority in Atlantic County, for 160 un- PEANUTS By CHARLES M. SCHVLZ ID-Friday, August 11, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER

fSMMES ARE LOST) Commercial Press ON A MUSICIAN! / Successful Moves This Week RED BANK — The Commer- Investing cial Press of Red Bank is end- ing 35 year* in business on Mechanic St. By Roger E. Spear G. Edmund Delatush, Hie own- Spear er, said he has purchased the By Cfoic Young Q) "I am single with a small suited solely in criticism of sales one-story building that formerly BLOND1E income. I have an annuity policy and management fees. At no housed Zobel's Boat Works at which will mature soon, when I time have there been any charges 169 West Front St., and will move reach 60. Now, I must elect to of mismanagement of .funds, there soon. receive $9,000 cash or a moderate which is what I believe you are The letterpress and offset print- fixed income [or life. Every time concerned about. United Fund ing shop employs 12 persons at I think of fixed payments, I Mutuals are a well regarded 19 Mechanic St. in a; building worry about the shrinking dollar. and, in my opinion, well man- owned by Dr. Ernes't Stitch. It Why not purchase common aged group. You have already will be moving into quarters that stocks offering a small yield and paid your sales fees and you will are more than three, times larger, the possibility of appreciation? benefit if any reduction in man-Mr. Delatush said. Then at age 70, buy a straight agement charges is effected. Un- less you require more current in- The Commercial Press has life annuity that would pay eight done business from three ad- per cent." E.B. come, I would not disturb my holdings. dresses on Mechanic St. in the A )You appear to have thought last 35 years, but it actually was things out very well for yourself. born on Broad St. in 1913, the There is risk in. common stock same year its present owner was investment, of price fluctuation IFF Board brought into the world. if nothing else. There is also a His father, the late George A. potential for enhancing your cap- Delatush, was a young architect G. Edmund Delatush ital to keep its value at least Approves MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAV1SDERS and KEN ERNST when he first dabbled in printing. cial Press went to 19 Mechanic constant in terms of purchasing He set up a press in the hack 1 power. In my opirlion, there is St, BULBS HES FM*M£ A*eum womo BUT icwran —warn is»r*B room of his office over a Broad After the current move, it will WAtK W-AWE—1 DEOtO » , considerable fisk in fixed-income Dividend SIWWE.OHWHArHE5at5.~50 St. shoe store. be in its largest home since the wm AIM05T HOME, V~J tft-AWirr TEACHES!.-LA5T WEEK I HAD AH •YOFT ff—B= VDO-1 MEM«— investment, as well — the very UNION BEACH - Directors of ALM-ANO VOB HAVEtfT 11 MV CKP11K, OFFER (TOM Ml ART 50(00. IF- He later turned the businesSj business was founded, but will 6WD THW "5OWETHI**/ V E55IE.-. real danger that a shrinking dol- International Flavors and Fra- tN MICH ISAM" AND THREW H' over to his brother, the late Ro- continue with the same type of IMPORTANT" TO ME! / V AND WJ lar will impair the true value of irances Inc,. have announced a IH THE. WOTBMKCTJ your capital ten years hence. I land Delatush, but neither man work, Mr. Delatush said. regular quarterly cash dividend ran the business for long, and it In another year it might be- advise you to follow the plan you l have outlined and suggest you of l /i cents per share of com' lay dormant for many years with come a third generation business. accept cash and buy American mon stock. nothing but its name, the Com-Gary Delatush will finish his stud- merical Press, remaining intact. ies in business administration at Home Products; Foxboro; Nor- The dividend in payable Oct. wich Pharmacal, 10 to stockholders ol record Sept. It was in 1931 that the present,Monmouth College next year, 22. business was founded permanent-'and plans to join the firm after Q) "We are retired and have graduation, his father said. sufficient income. Our invest- In a report to shareholders, ly. "It was a Depression baby," ments are with the United Fund Henry G. Walter Jr., president, Mr. Delatush said, "and kept the Mutual stock funds where we said IFF business is expanding, family going all through the bad years." have accumulated considerable "Consolidated net sales for the Equitable When construction and the pro- shares over the years. There is first six months of 1967 were so much talk about the investiga- fession of architecture came to $37.4 million, or 12.7 per cent Promotes 2 fly REG SMYTIIE tion of mutual fund shares that a standstill, the senior Mr. Dela- ANDY CAPP •we wonder if we should sell at above sales for the same period tush revived The Commercial least part and invest i,n good of 1966," he said. Press with his sons, the present Neighbors bonds." i R.S. "Net sales for the second quar owner and .lack Delatush, who left the business in 1035. NEW YORK -Th(! Equitable A) I don't believe you need to tcr of 1967 were 520.4 million, or Life Assurance Society of the U.S. feel the slightest apprehension 14.5 per cent above the same After six years in the second floor of a rented store on Me- has appointed twoMatawan, N.J., about your mutual funds. The in-quarter a year ago." residents assistant actuaries. vestigation to which you refer re- The company's net income for chanic St., the job shop moved to 1 36 Mechanic St., next to the In-They are Daniel J. McCarthy Jr. TACKLIN . the first six months this year dependent Engine Company. of 15 Wister PI. and Richard M. was equal to 51 cents a share, In 1955, that building was taken Stenson of 10 Wister PI. womb < Stock Market compared to 42 cents a share for.by the borough and demolished to Both joined Equitable as ac- FILL A ^ Vestcrday's closing stocks: the corresponding 1966 period. make room for the municipal tuarial assistants, Mr. Stenson in ?F Inrl S»'i II-T-F. CM BrU I i parking lot, and The Commer- 1956 and Mr. McCarthy in 1959. Arlams Kx Johns Man (13'A Federal income taxes on U.S. Air Prnd Jones & h 68 S Both served as mathematicians Air Red no •II 'i Joy Mfe 37"i earnings have been provided, and senior mathematicians be- Alleg Cp 11 Kaiser AI 57'i Mr. Walter said, at a currently AllCR Lud 7.1 S Kennpmu fore being promoted to their new •" K row Koppers 60 Students Kn-SBC, SS effective rate of 48 per cent. positions. Both are also fellows of *«**HrtJ^ Bd Ch Kl'.i Allis Chal Kroger 2.1 As an indication of the com- the Society of Actuaries and Alcoa l.eh Porl C 12"'. Am Alrlln I,rh Val Ind 7X* pany's potential, Mr. Henry sent End Courses members of the American Acade- Am Can shareholders copies of a talk my of Actuaries. Am Cyan 32S ll.lh McNAIi 13'. HIGHLANDS — Sixty students Am M Kdy 23>, 11-iKK A My 73'i made recently at Montreal in Mr. McCarthy receivfirj t BA THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART Am Motors U jl.titnn lnM imi\ have completed summer school) Am Smelt -- I.tikpns Stl which Prince Bernhard of The degree from Fordham Universi- Am Rtrt Mark Trk 41 Netherlands spoke of the won- courses at Henry Hudson Region-] UBRV UP AND EAT if&OK ^\ Am IVI A Tel , MajjnRVnx ty in 195!). A captain in the Am Toh IMarath nil ders of flavors in synthetic il School. ! (ft, »~HEl?g COVIES YODIEi 1 AMP Ino ;iS!i j Martin M United States Army Reserve, he Anacnmla ;a | Ma.sontte foods. The six-week program olfercd Arm™ stl • is commanding officer of C Bat- Rfi IMerok courses in English? Math, Armnur 3SS1 I MOM The prince forecast a vast in- tery, Fifth Battalion, 51st Artil- Armst rk .17>4 I Minn MAM History, science and reading in A5hl OH 33 Sin PRO A i crease in the use of synthetic lery. He is president-elect of St. Atchlsnn 2fl-', | MoWlol] grade; 7 through 12. Half - day All Rlctifld : Ofi1^ 1 Mont Ward sn methods of manufacture, synthe- Benedict's Holy Name Society Avro Corp 42» schedules, B a.m. to 12:15 p.m., (a", I Nat Blsr 7 tic products and flavors, to adapt Pahcocl! W 2-i and a member of the Matawan r 5.V, | N Cash Rpg S were maintained five days a llaynk CIE 13', ! Nat Pair7 4R them to local tastps. Republican Club. Bpll & How Nat Distill 111'- week. WMm Bpndlx 7» Nat nyps 39' The results, he said, should Mr. Stensnn was graduated cum liolh Stiel Teachers were drawn from the •my Nat Steel laude from Harvard University in BoclOK y, NY Central also produce much lower con- regular school faculty. Vincent J. Borricn NIa M Pow • 82N 21 sumer costs. 1956. He served in the Army V Borg Wnrn .•ffl'4 No Am Av Gorman, one of the teachers in Brunswk Is'or Par 4 Chemical Corps in 1957 and 1958 Bucy Erl» Nwst Alrlln "I have tasted protein supple- the summer session, also served 1 Burl Ind Nonvlnh Ph ments after they have been fla an<| again in 1M1 and 1962. i1" Bulova 3!) Oiltb Mar \ as director. 0-1/ Ca-ie, JI 3214 Owens 111 vored with synthetics and they Cater Tr&o 22 s-\ Celanese fari "Ani'wli 2fl' are excellent," the prince de- Oiefi & Oh ras. renney, JO 69" clared. Chrysler Pa Pw & Lt 31* Cities Sv Ta HR Local Securities By FRED LASSWELL «'i 60' SNUFFY SMITH Coca Cola Tepsl Co 4254 "Some of them are in menus Colg Palm 126»4 rerkln Elm 64 planned for trips to the moon. I Representative Inter-dealer quotations at approximately 3:00 p.m. WHAT /// I DA9SENTTELIVE!! THENTaLITTO Colum Gas Tiller Coml fiolv Z7"A Fhtl El 33'i Their use should spread every- Con Eflli (yesterday from NASD. Prices do not include retail markup, mark- I SHORE HAD ME 0NA1RTH IT WOULD MAKE VORE UNK SNOFFy- Phlll Pet HAIR STAND RI6HT Con Can Pit Reel 13^ where. Every statesman should down or commission. A TERRIBLE BAD WUZ.1T IT WON'T Corn Prod Pun Sv E*<3 32T, welcome this tool in controlling ON END BOTHER HIM Corning O rullman 53 BANKS NI5HTMARE LAST ABOUTi Cm Z»ll RCA rising food costs. Asked NONE Cruc-Stl Div. Bid WIGHT, JUGHA1P AUNT Curtlss Wr Reading Co 2(1 »4 Deere nepiik Stl 30 "This problem needs the help i Bel mar-Wall National 4.00 250 LOWEEZV? 23 j Revlon en',; 63% | Reyn Me.t of all nations. It needs the help Central Jersey Bank i*x) .30 uvs Del * Hud 33'4 |Heyn Toh 41:> of international businesses with Eatontown National Bank JO 27 Denl Slip 331^ j Rob Controls Dow Chem 8(H4 I St Jos Lead their skills in processing, distri- Farmers & Merchants .05 54 Dress Ind St RegU Pap First Merch. Nat'l Bank (T)(«0 .28 9 1 bution and selling." du Tont 161 Sears Roeb SB * First National Bank of Spring Lake 1.60 Duq Lt 31 •i I Shell Oil 76 V, East Kod 129% I Sinclair 7D First Nat'l Bank of Toms River (in) .76 Enii John , 28'i I Smith, AO 33 ',', First State Ocean County (x) 10%' Erie Latlt 9'/i I Sou rac 341K Institute of Banking Klrostone Ey 56 «, Keansburg-Middletown 1.40 FMC r.p Sperry Rrt 3!)',» Rally Set for Tuesday iMiddletown Banking Co. Ford Slot 534 Sltl Brand 38'A Gen Accept 28 >4 Sid Oil CaJ 58". EAST KEANSBURG - Mon- j Monmouth County National (xx) .18 Oen Clg Std oil NJ 60 \ N. J. National Bank (x) (x Split) .24 Gen Dynam Stude>ttaker 67% mouth Chapter of the American Gen Klco Texaco 75 »• Institute of Banking will hold its Ocean County National $10. Gen Fds 78 Tex G Sul 143', Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 Gen Motors Textron 85 9i annual fall rally at Buck Smith's Gen Pub Ut 20 Tlilewat Oil 80 Vi 1 Peoples National Bank ol Lakewood 4.00 THE PHANTOM By LEE TALK (1 Tel * Tel 48Vt Transamer 43% restaurant on Palmer Ave. here tin Carbld* 63% Sea Bright National 2.00 Gen Tire 30 44 Vt Tuesday. NO, IT MIGHT BE Ga Pac Cp Tin Pac Trust Co. of Ocean County .50 plus 4% NOIYET. X NEED TO NO.STAyHERE, 61S Un Tank O 67 «s POYOU WANT DANGEROUS Gillette 5814 44',, The rally is held each year to INDUSTRIAL KEEP k ASK MORE tDNNIE LOU. PEVIU 18 Unlroyal ME TO (MIL HERE UNTIL GUeSTIONS OUT THERE. JXVL BE Glen Aid Unit Aim introduce Instructors tbat will Aerological Research WILL GUARD YOU GlWHlTlCtl 6!4 United Cp sn'i THE POLICE 1 RETURN. BEFORE THE SAFER GnodyeHr IIS Lines lift conduct the bank related courses Alkon Industries ON GUARD, Grare Oo ns'.i AND TURN OUT WERE 113 Plywood 53 % Brockway Ot A*? US Smelt the chapter makes available for HIM IN? WTHVBU Greyhnimrl 78". bankers in Monmouth. Ocean and Buck Engineering -THAN WTH Gulf Oil % US Sleel 48 % Hamnj Pap Wnlwnrth 13?, Middlesex Counties. It will start Electronic Associates HIM UNDER. Here Inc 48% Wels Mkts 24 VJ Electronic Assistance THERE! 111 Cent Inn !>»'.< Wn un Tel 33 at 6:30 p.m. with a steak dinner InK'Rand 47'4 Westg El 64 Foodarama lnl Bus Mch Vih'M White Mot 5614 set for 7:15. Laird Int Harv Wltco Chem 36 Int Nick ]02'A Woohvth 30 Monmoulh Capital . Int Paper SOW Xerox 2M14 STOVE FIRE DOUSED Yrgst Sh 4 T 3614 Monmouth Electric Int Tel 4 Tel 103 iRUMSON — The Oceanic Hook Monmouth Park American and Ladder Company was called N. J. Natural Gas out at 12:52 p.m. yesterday by a Rowan Controller Bf Amoit--»* -. .VJ54 •fire in, a, kitchen stove at the Servomation Odn Mire. 5'A Phoenix Stl 28 home of George Squire, Heath-' Spiral Metal Creole Te/t 37'^ Pren Hall U. S. Homes Equity Cp 5 Rollins Ino cliffe Rd. 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HI and LOIS By MORT WALKER and DIK BROWNE 'MOM? WE JUST POGO By WALT KELLY RAN OUT OF PEANUT-' BUTTER/ Owj II My gu*M»-£»tor HOne. 37 Bottoms of THE DAILY REGISTER Fnday, August 11, 1967-11 —fftm* From Franc* . •<. 13 Safety zone. shoes. Complete Program Listings mGmV* Ow p Effrpt- 14 Approach*. 39 Portorj. Worwr CBsM—«« mte. PUZZLE J8 Confines. 42 Mere noises. _ WCBKWCB5-TV O 4 ,HW*MVffi ' Ctl, S-77 tonut «trtp-*y»»ery WNEW-TV Ch. 7 ... WABC-TV 7-Wldt World Of Scwrti By Jwnet II Summons. 43 Automobile tfa. ft Ch, It . WPD&TV At the Movies Ch. U ...„ WNDT-1V i-a W*rv-W««t»ni n Crowd. repair shop. FRIDAY Jl-Surr Ol life-Color 43 Jewel. You'Only Live Twice S:B): \ 25 Solid fences. 47 Wall EATONTOWN SAT."* SUN. —"Too 'rjBlv'Llra'Twfc i L * 4—Torwr—-Adventure—C6l»r 11:00 EVEMINO l un*orthy. MoPdIHp 44 Not thick. 2:00: 4:00; 6:05; 8:10: W:X20. ' 5—Truth Or Conxqueflcw—Quli—Color 2—Suptrmon—color f.H 26 Couples. painting. COMMUNITY- 11 -Ccrtodns—Children—Color 7—Tlmt Tunn>J—>dv«fitur«-^Colw 4—Station To Station 5 Dreamily War Wagnn 2:20; 7:M; 9:50. 4—Secrrt Squirrel—Color . 46 Gazes 49 Reduce. HIGHLANDS 9-Basetwll-M»tt-Coior 5-McHole'j Navy—Comedy thoughtful. 28 Drenches. SAT. & SUN. — War W«eon 2:10; OB BenII--CO!or 7—Cosper—Orioortt-Colw intently. 13—Specu lotion—DIsajHlon 'ner—Color 1—Sup*r/nan— Advetihjri 29 Sleeveless 50 Program "] 4:10; 6:15; 8:15; 10:20. MARINE- 31—Brwklyn college - Jl—Studio R«cl(ol-«uslc 16 Madden. Ffll A SAT, — Funffll In Berlin i—People In conflict—Drama 47 Damages garments. races. DR1VE-IN- 2—Scordi For Tomorrow—Color 7:5J <7—Senator Williams—Report 7 Dress. 7:00; 10.2o. Airlc* Texaj Blyle 8:40. 4— Eya Guess—Color ll.'M greatly. FRI. * E5AT. - Cartoons R;1S; BaB r 47-Spor)i—Fousto Miranda 4:30 31 Hickory. 52 Darling. Hur5 5~-Cartoons—Children 2—Lone Ranger—Color 8 Law. r'>ot in thq Park 6:05; 12:55; H ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1:00 J—News— Reid Cnllins, Sal Marelono— 48 Fishing 11 Ofi 4—Jettons —Cartoon—Color 32 Regulations. 53 Brooch. ATLANTIC- 7-Donno Reed—Corned/ 5—Wy Favortt* Manlan Coior .9 6th musical SI'N • Barrlnnt In the Talk 1:23; 7—Mlllon Ttie Monster—Cartoonl—Color pole. 9—Joe Franklin—Variety—Color 31—Survey 01 The Arts 4—News—Frank MaGee—Cofor 33 Glowing 54 — Moines, 12:15; Hud 10.30. RIB Mouth T .00; 10:23; Bir4» Do It »-lron Man—Color tone. 12;45 47—Film—Una Condon tn la Noetic— 5—No Tim* For Sergeants . , , 49 Looks sullen. S: ft. 1-Nollon Al Wor—Documentary fragment of Iowa. LONG BRANCH 2—Guiding Light—Color OomtnflO Soler—2 hrs. 7—Laramle— Western—Color SAT. — Rij Mnulh 2:00; 7:00; 10:25; AFTERNOON : em> 1:30 1—Cloy col»—Music ? \$"? r- 50 Mongrelg . coal. 55 19th letter. BARONET- Bird) 0o It 3:45; 8:«. 4-News—Newman—Color 2—Hcgon'i Hfrow—Color 11:00 il—Italian Portoroma 51 Co-ordinat- 57 That man. Rarrtrin! In the Park 34fl; 7:00 HAZLET 1:00 !1 West Point S1 r^*Ai~. 34 Thinks. 4—Man From U.N,C.L.E.—Color 2 - Rood Runner—color 17—Diic-O-Teen—zacherley ln:3ri: Warnlns Bhr,.. 2.no; 8.M. 2-2 AI One— Interviews— Color :MI McCool— Color student. ing particle. 36 Stiff. 58 Pronoun. SAT. -• Bardnot In thp Pa-k 3:4fl; LOEWS DRIVE-IN- 5—Men/ GrIHIn—Vorlely t.ti T:^l); 10:.v0; Warning S^ot 2:00; 535; d_PDQ—Gome—Color 7—Mallbu U.~Vorlsty-Color 5—Opinion: Woiiilngrton—color 52 Pledges. Kiridip Cannons fi:2V War Wagnn :l—News—David Houensteln 3 Of that »:io. S:n, 12.51: v»ry SvcM Ftvti 10.45, 5^Boid Journey—Travel 7—Bugs Bunny—Color 7 13—Net Ployhouw—Droma 7:00 FRIDAY, AUGUST 11 .HI'N . -• Bnrprtwn in Uift Park 2:20; 7 — Fugitive—Drama »-Mlttlty Tlior—Color female. 53 Public BAT. 4 SUN. •- War IVagr.n 8:30; 31—Wlnjs To Tho World 2—News—Rooer Mudd—Color 6:00; 9:30; Warning Bhol 1:10; 7:51). 12:10; Very Special Favor 10:20. II -Continental Miniatures 1—Phantom Agents—Serial procession. ?:00 New York Illustrated :3 Great Lake. Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle lM 2—Film—My Gelilw— 12:30 FREEHOLD PLAZA- -Ai The World,Turn*— Serial—Color 5—Film—Stand By For Action- 5 Bet. 56 Introduced. Shirley MocLolne-2 hrs—Color 2—Beagles—Color Robert Taylor—2 hrs. FREEHOLD— Barefoot in the rrlt 2 00; 7:40; 9:40. Let'5 Make A Deal—Gome—Color 26 Kettles. 58 Delusions. 7—Rongo—Comedy—Color 4—Milestones Of Man—Color 9—Film—The Crimson Pirate— War Wagon 2:'KI; 7:^5; S::i5 RAT. - Bar^root in the. Park 2:00; S-jarlett Hill-Serial 31— Sisht And Sound-Music 5-Breoklng Point—Drama fi:OO; S:15; 10:15. I: SI Burr Lancaster—2 hn.—Color 17 Nothing. 59 Seesaws. SAT. — War \Va6"n J:(K); C:W; 8:10; RUN. - Bar,,mm ?:» 7—Moallla Gorllfo—Color 10:05; 5:55; 7::>5; I 4 T.H.E. Cat—Adventure-Color 9—Film—Trie Curie of Drocula— 17—La Tribune Hlspano Kl/N. - War Wagnn 2:f); 3:.^0; b;V>; 2:00 Fronds Led«rer—00 mfn, Massa- 7:10; 9:no. -Poswo.rd—Game—Color 7—PnylUs onler—Comedy—Coior 7:w DOWN KEVPORT 13—Young American Musicians 1—Commando Cody—children -Days Of Our Lives—Serial—Color 1— Away We Go-Variety—Color chusetts. FARM1NGDALE STRAND- 31—Film Short 1:00 •Upper—Adventure—Color 1 Evian, e.g. -Thln Man—Mystery 2—Tom And Jerry—Color !9 Passenger SHORE DRIVE-IN- nirly Dnror, 7:im; (:2S. Newiywed jGofri?—Color >:45 7-^Dotlng Game—Color 2 Moist. SAT — nirly Down 2:10; 7:10; 9:45. 31—News—Herbeit Polond 4—A Moment With . . ,—Color 1—M Squod—Police automobile. Kill. S, SAT. -..- Wat JWactm 5:00: _[-rr«!dB Theater— Drama 7-MopolIy Hooper—Color 3 Ensnare. J2:4.i; riamliit ]O:r>o. SUN. -. Ivrly Dozen 2:!0: 6:10; 9:00. 10:60 il—On The Job—Fir* Dept. 50 Public Film—The King's Guerrilla— :1—Local Issue-MWjrt—Color SI'N. — War Watra 8:25; 12.15 EAST BRUNSWICK Amcdeo Hazzarl—90 mm. *—Laredo—Wei tern-^Color 47—Film—La Mono Que Aprleta— 4 Away. Garablt 10:20. 5—News—Bill Joroensen—Co'or Alfredo Barblerl—90 mln. notice. 2:34 2 -My LIHIe / 5 Weary. TURNPIKE- -Mou;« Party—Coor 7—Avengers—Adventure—Color . 8:00 31 Heads. BRADLEY BEACH OUTIX1OR - FRI., SAT. * SUN. — 11—Newslront—Mitchell Krouss 4-Oilldren Ei 4—Please Don't Eat The Daisies- 6 Night - Doctors—Serial- Col^r S-Tllm-WltneM fi"Murder- 32 Made a JPALACE- Rlup Panuha 8:30; Dr. Zhlvifo 8:45; -Film—Now Voyager— 31—Behind The Laws—Discussion Comedy—Color before. 12:15. 47—Spanish Dramo—Serial Barfaflra Stofiwyck—2 hr«. 7—Newiyvred Gome—Colw foray. Vlil A SAT. — Dirty Dozen 2:10; Bette Davis—1 fin, 30 mln. 7:00; 9,1.'. INDOOR -- Blue Danube 7:30; 11:15; 10:!! 7—American Bandstand 1—Perry Mason—Mystery 7 2nd musical Dr. Zhtvaco 7:4'i; 11:30 —Dream Girl—Contest—Color 55 Food grains. S!'N. — Dirty l>j*en 2:0*1; 4:40; 7:10; (I—Weother—Jose I. Lama I—Big Picture— Army—Colw II—Film Feature SAT. ft SUN. — Bins Danube 1:45; World Adventures—Color 1:11 37 Highest in . tone. 9 :oO. 5:20; 9i<0, Dr. Ztiivago 2:00; 5:40; 2:55 10:10 «:M 2—News— Harry Arouh—color 2—Mission: Impossible—Color 8 Crown. 9:30. Hewi--Sander*—tofor 5—Alon Burke—Color rank. NEPTUNE CITY 9—BasebalMMers—Color 4—Get Smart—Comedy—Color 3.03 31— Your Rloht To Say It 9 Internal. PERTH AMBOY 1:00 11:10 J8 Artifices. NEPTUNE CITY— Tell The Truth—CfAor 47—Nevrs-Arturo Rodriguez 2—Computer Quiz—Color 7—Lowrenc* Welk—Music—Color 39 Slender 10 Highlander. Rarofoot In the Park 2:30; 7:30; 9:WAMBOYS DRIVE-IN- Another World—Color 10:J5 4-flowbail—Wtilts Sox v». Twins- SAT. A st.'N. -- Barefoot, tn the P«rk 47—Pumarelo—Variety 31—Casper Cttron-lrttervlews 11 Lair. PRI. * SAT. — Cartoon* !:30; War Color timbers. 2:10; 4:10; 6:15; 8:18; 10:15. Wa««n S:IS: 12:46; Deadlier Th»n 11:00 »:00 -Film—The Hou58 of Seven Gables- II—Ft tm—The cold Sun- 4—Fllm —Winoj ot Fire— SPRING LAKE the Malo in.50. Georga Sanders—#) mln, 2-Newv-Torn Dunn—Color RUN. - Cartoons »:30; War Wagon Richard Cran«—60 mln. Suzanne Pleshette— 2 hr».—Color 11—Film Feature t—Hmn—S\m Hartr—Color RITZ— 2:N 5—Film—Gun of Zonooro— 8:U: 12:*1; Deadlier Than the. Male 4 7—Novrt—Bill Bcutel—Color 7—Trial By Another Jury—Color FRI. * SAT. - A Man * « Wom»n 3:« Robert Stoclt-5 hrs. 10:58. 2— Nevrt—Erfwardi—Color ?_Film—Down to Earth— 7— Film—Sign of rhe Gtodlator— 6:30; 830: 10:311. 9—Pro Football—Jets MAJESTIC— Rita Hoyworih—2 hrs. Anita Ecfcberg—90 mln.—Color SUN. — A Man It a Woman 1:00; 3:30 II—Film—Lady of Vengeance- War Wagon 2:00: 7:00; 10:00; Gambit Il-News—Martin O'Haro—Color 3:00 10.00. 2-Edg« Of Night—Serial Dennis O'Keefe—90 mln. 8:40. 13—Scnrt Ol The Week 2—Repertoire Workshop—Color 4—You Donl 5ayl-Gom&—Color 31—Big Picture—Army MANASQUAN BAT. - Kiddle Show: The Skull 2:00; 11:10 11—film—The Golden Idol— 7_Darl< Shadow^—Serial 47—Film—Tlerra Extrano— War Wagon 8:50; 10:50; OimMt !:0O; 4—Weather—Frank Field-Color Johnny Sheffield—50 mln. ALGONQUIN- , 8:40. U Bozo—Cartoons—Color Rlcardo Trlao-T0O mln. 7—V/eathcr—Antoine—Color 31—Film Feature mi. & SAT. - Bare/oot In the Park BUN. — War Wagon 2:00; «:00; 9:40; j!—Infinite Horiiom—Medicine 11:11 »:» 2:00; 7:15; 9:2'l. 1:M Olmblt 3:50; 7:«. 4;M 4—News—Jim Hortz-Color 2—Pistols 'N' Pettlcoors—Color SUN. — Barejoot In the Park S:30; J-Spcrfrt StOrm—5erial 2—Your Dollar's Worth—Color 7—Lcvul News—Beurel—Color 7-4'lcaldlHy Palace—Color 4;5.">; 7:10; 9:20. MENLO PARK 4—Match Game—Oitor 5— (Jpbeat-Atalc— Color 11—Local News—Tlllman—Color 31—^orrfelio—Discussion 31—Htm Feature . BRIELLE /-Dating Game—Color 11 :u 10:00 CINEMA— 11—Surprise Snow—Color 4:00 4— Sports— Kyle Rote-color 2—GunsmtJke—Western—Color DRIVE-IN- nu, SAT. * 8UN. — Honey Pot 31-Around The Clock 2—Interface—Science—Color 2:15; 4:45; ,7:30; S:M. 11—v/«rrher—Forrur- Color 7—American Golf Classic—Color 31—Jpllm Features Nakcd Runner 8:5(1; 12:30; Texas 4:25 IO:» Ac-ros* tlie Klver 10:50. 4- Nev/s—Kalber—Color 11:10 31—Swedish Scene 1~rilm-Hcll Relow Zero- 7—Around The Worid—Color SAT * SUN. — Naked Runner »:30; 4rM r.':l'); Tux;i3 Across the River 10:30. Alan Lodd—I hr.. 50 mln. 2—Fllm-The FBI Story- li-Film—The Awlul Dr. OrloH— 2_Film—Three lor Jom!« Dawn— Howard Vemon—W mln. Brown Checks In Loralne Day—90 mln, 4—Johnny Carbon—Color James Stewart—2 hn.—Color BRICK TOWN 5—Film—Ttie Heiress— 5—Horse Race—Saratoga—color . 47—Film—El Sonambulo Querla Dormlr— PEEKSK1LL, N. Y. (AP) - 4 -Film—Nortnwcit Sfamp«ie— Alfredo Barblerl—90 mln. BRICK PLAZA- • Joan. Leslie—90 min. O!lv/a de Ha/lHond—2 hrs. Ray Brown, a rookie, flanker 11:00 Bari-rnnt In the r«rk 3:00; 7:10; 1:48. 7 Cor 54— C^rnctl1/ 7—Jory Rltfiop-Crtlor 2—New*— RWd Cotllm, Sal Marclane— SAT. * SUN. — Purrtnnl In-the Park from Alcorn A&N, became a *—MiM Douglas—Variety—Color 11—Film-Secret Assignment— Dorm Delights Color 2:0O; 4:10: 6:00; 8:0O; 10:90. 31— Ad«ntures In L'vlng Aj^a5slmo Serato—90 mln. member of the New York Jets 4—News—Jim Harti—Color 5:00 11:1S LAURELTON DRIVE-IN— 47—News—Aiiuro Rodriguez 5—Alan Burke—Discussion—Color Barefnot In the Park 8:40: tt:26; yesterday. ^-Sandy Becker—Co:or r—News—Keith IMcBet—Color 7-Locfll News—Color 1:00 Easy Oom» Easy Go 10:45. <-Nf^s_j|rn Collins-Color 11:10 SAT. * SUN. — Barefool In the Park He reported with the remain- 11— Tfirw Stooflev—Color 2-Pro FooltMll—Giants—Color 8:25; 12:10; Kany Come Easy Go Jl—Film From France 7—News der of the squad on July 12 but 5— Utmt And Weather <—Weather—Frank Field—color 10:30. 3:25 was unable to pass his physical 7—Weolh tr—An tot ne—Oo I or 1:05 11: II POINT PLEASANT 7—Film—Love and Larceny— 4—Local News—Teactue—Color examination then because of a J:M Vlttorlo Gossmon—1 hr., SO mln. 7—Local News—Color ARNOLD- 5—Paul WmcJiel!—Color severe muscle pull In his right 1:11 11:25 7—Mrjws^-frwk Reynolds, Ke*th PRI. * SAT, — War Wifon 2:40 4-Fllm-Tn« Killers- 4-Sports-Mel Allen-Color leg. _ . Mcflee—Color II:M 7:30; 9:3S. ll-Boseball-yqnkt-M-Color Burt Loncaster—1 hr., 55 mln. 1:20 4—Fllm—Esplonage In Lisbon— 8U.N. War Wason 2:00; 4:00; 1:00; AIR CONDITIONID 1 Jr-Co rf OOns-Oi 11 d rs n Breii Halsey—1 hr., 50 mln.—Color 31-Studio Recttor—Mtiftic 1-tiFM 8:00; 8:50. 1:« 7—Film—Teahouse of ttie August Moon— 3:« worion Brando—2 hrs., 20 mln.— BAY HEAD 13—Fnertdly Giant—Children . J—Film—50 This Is Paris— Tony Curtis—1 hr., SO mln. Color LORRAINE— EVENING 9—iFilm—Anna— 4:00 1:30 1:M FRI., SAT. i SUN. — Barefoot In Silvana Mongono—90 mln. 11:0t th» Park 7:15; 0:B. J—NfWl-Jlfn 'JMWMI—Color 5— News J-Pro Soccer—Shin vs. Bays—Color 2:iS 11:00 2~Camero Three 4~Newv~Uw Wood-Color 4—SEorm Feature COLONIAL- OF-THIS-TOP j_Film—Kid Millions- 4—Film-A Gentleman at Heart— ^-Legislative Hearing 31—Film Feature 4:10 1 Eddie Cantor—I tir., 25 mln. Milton Berle—I hr., 20 mln. 4—Direct Line—Color J:» FRI., SAT, * BUN. — Barefoot In 47—Ne// Jersey Today SATURDAY 1:41 f-JFilm—Bowery BombshBll— 4—Rwearcri. Prolect—Color the Park 7:30; 10:00. PICTURE 4:15 MORNINO l_Pilm—Tli« Saroccn Blode— Leo Gorcev—40 mln. 7—Blm-Skl Troop Attack— STRAND- 47— D'SC-O-Teen—Zntherley J—Discovery 'W-Chlldr«rt—Color <:00 Rlcordo Montalban—90 mln. Micfrael Forest—60 mln. FRI.. SAT. 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FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1967 10c PER COPY Superior Pupils Assisted In Church Summer Camp By DORIS KULMAN individual responsibility, with, asked someone who was there creative imaginations, Kenneth ' LINCROFT - It looks like a the idea that every man should and saw it to tell me what Hutchins said. Mr. Hutchins, Monopoly game. It sounds like be treated with dignity," he happened." an Eatontown resident and a t)he floor df the Stock Exchange added. "Many of the children have Bell Telephone Laboratories en- It's an arithmetic lesson. The recent racial riots were blossomed since the beginning gineer, volunteered several The players are 16 fourth and among the subjects discussed. of the program," Mr. Williams mornings to share his'knowl- edge of Indian lore and pre- fifth graders of superior aca- "I Blink it was disgusting to said. "They are no longer re- Juctant to voice their ideas historic animals with the chil- demic ability from Red Bank's riot because of a rumor that about anything. The amount of dren "because I think the I^ver Street School attending the police beat up a taxi man," sulkiness and brooding has de- church is doing a tremendous £ unique summer camp spon- 10-year-old Paulette Williams said of the Newark riots. clined sharply. Children this rjob here and I want to help." * sored by the First Unitarian age have a tremendous sense ^fter a talk in which Mr. Church of Monmouth County, What would Paulette have done? of pride and a desire to be Hutchins discussed pictographs, West Front St. heard." the children, who range in age The Monopoly game keeps Not accepted rumor as truth, she replied. "I would have They also have delightful and from 8 to 10, created some of the youngsters on (heir mathe- their own. One told a tale of matical toes. Thomas D. Wil- unrequited love through the liams, the Asbury Park teach- symbol of hearts, first pierced er who directs the program, with arrows and then cracking. says children previously care- less with figures now add and Led by the children's ques- subtract carefully. tions, the discussion of prehis- The tuition-free camp is toric animals wandered to a planned as an enrichment pro- discussion of animals Which kill gram and arithmetic is one of their own kind ("only man and the only two "classes" held. doves"), the edibility of whale blubber and viruses which, Mr. The other is social studies, a Hutchins explained, have some free-wheeling discussion group IN THE SWIM — Thomas D. Williams, director of the of the characteristics of living with heavy emphasis on cur- BIRD HOUSE BUILDERS — Jeff Blount, 9, shows the lummer program conducted by the First Unitarian and some of the characteristics rent events and She open ex- of inanimate, or dead, matter. striped bird house he constructed of Popsicle sticks and . Church, Lincroft, for 16 Red Bank youngsters of superior change of ideas. "You mean a vims is Jike a cork to Linda Parker, 14, a volunteer teaching assistant academic ability, gives a swimming lesson to Gerry "We are more interested in hearing the Children's ideas zombi!" exdaimed Lester Brad- in the summer program for exceptionally bright Rsd Randolf, l#ft, and Lester Bradley, in the swimming pool ley, 10 years old. than with instilling any pattern Bank students conducted at the First Unitarian Church, at Hie Holmdel home of D. Louis Tonti, executive di- of thought or teaching any les- Trips Have Major Role Lincroft. Betty Lawrence, also 9, is in the foreground. rector of the Garden State Parkway. sons," Mr. Williams said. Trips play a major role in "We would like to see them the program. The youngsters (Register Staff Photo by Don Lordil' come away with some idea of toured museums and historic sites in Philadelphia and New York City, circled Manhattan Rail Yards Blasted To Little Silver School Board Meeting by boat, visited Fort Mon- mouth, Allaire State Park and local dairy and pig farms and have eaten in a Chinese restau- In North Vietnam rant. Sign Attracts Audience There's a pre-trip discussion SAIGON (AP) - Streaking WGs reported shot down by of the destination and post-trip hrough heavy Communist anti- US pilots. LITTLE SILVER - A bright I students to private schools. ver to share in the fire insurance written reports, not of things aircraft fire, U.S. planes heavily The U.S. Command lists 20 new sign reading "Board of Edu-; The board authorized adver- coverage of the school system. THE LION IS READY — Jamas Underwood, left, and seen, but of impressions damaged two big North Vietnam- U.S. warplanes as having been, cation Meeting Tonight" provodjtising for bids returnable Thurs- The board also approved a list Curtis Bradford, both 10, and the lion are ready for brought back. En route, there ese railroad yards yesterday as shot down by enemy planes over effective, for four residents on day, Aug. 24, for transportation of six substitutes, hired Mrs is an informal, on-the-spot ge- ground action continued general- the North. 1 the production of "Snow White" youngsters in the First their way to Sal's last night of nine student ! to Holy Cross, 3 Margaret Getzloff as assistant ography lesson. ly light despite 34 continuing op- Air Force pilots reported sight- stopped in to attend the meeting to Croyden Hall Academy and cafeteria manager for $2,200, an- Unitarian Church summer program for exceptionally Mr. Williams and Mrs. Ron! xations. ing three MIG17s in another at the Markham Place School. one to Rumson Country Day nually, and hired six women as bright Red Bank children will present for their parents Henning, a Jackson Township The U.S. Command announced area, but the less advanced Com- The sign was the idea of Super- School. munist interceptors made no noontime playground and lunch- Monday evening. Youngsters made the hand puppets artist who directs the arts and a new total of 639 V. S. war- intendent C. David Vanderhoof Donald Castleman, board mem- room supervisors for one hour crafts program, are the only planes downed over the North. effort to rise against the Amer- and appeared in front of the ber, said the board will have no per day at $2.50 per hour. of clay and papier mache and will ad lib the script. paid staff. They are assisted, This included one not previous- ican fighter-bombers which con- school last night for the first idea of the total cost of this full time, by a volunteer aide, ly announced, but there were no tinued on to their assigned tar- time. transportation until the contracts 14-year-old Linda Parker, reports of Communist fire bring- gets. The board approved the prin- are in. daughter of' Dr. and Mrs. J. ing down any of the planes on The key Air Force targets in ciple of a joint contract with The board voted to continue to Alvin Parker of Red Bank. Mrs. the 145 strike missions yester- yesterday's raids were the Kep Middlehrook-at-Monmouth Karl Goldschmidt, New Shrews- Shore Regional High School for provide transportation and tuition day. railyards, 38 miles northeast of bury, a teacher at the Mon- the transportation of 22 Little Sil- costs for thjee children attending The command normally delays Hanoi, and the Thai Nguyen rail- ver students to and from Chris- mouth Conservatory of Music, special education classes. announcement of downed planes yards, 35 miles north of the capi- tian Brothers Academy in Lin- volunteers time and instruments A slight change was made by while rescue efforts for the crew- tal. Both yards have been at- croft. Shore Regional will adver- Apartments Hearing Delayed for the music program. the board in the imaginary line men are under way. tacked numerous times in the tise for Hie conlracl. past. which determines whether kinder- OCEAN TOWNSHIP — The A variance is required since garden apartment units in the en- The camp schedule also in- It announced in a weekly re- Board President Charles O'- garten children attend the Mark- Board of Adjustment last night the proposed project is located tire Monmouth-at-Middlebrook cludes sports, sleep-outs in an port that 2,541 American air- F105 Thunderchief pilots based Malley observed that the board ham Place School or the Point adjourned until Thursday, Aug. in a commercial (C-l) zone, in complex when the last section is "Indian Camp" constructed in craft, including helicopters, have in Thailand hammered three Is "fortunate we can hop on one Road School. The change was re- 24, a hearing on the application which residential units are not completed. He said nearly 520 woods adjacent to the church been lost in the war, either in areas of the Kep yards with 750- route." Marshall Thompson, board quested by Superintendent Van- by the Gold Indian Springs Corp., permitted. units, all of which are occupied property after one of- Mr. Hut- combat or because of operation- pound bombs and reported de- secretary, said that the trend derhoof in order to better dis- Deal Rd., for a variance to The zoners adjourned the hear- now exist, another 150 or so wil chins' talks, and swimming in al failures. stroying 15 boxcars and damag- throughout this area is for school tribute the 100 children entering build 258 garden apartments on a the DOOI at the Holmdel home ing because they claimed the be completed within 45 or 50 days Navy pilots reported all bombs ing 30 other pieces of rolling boards to co-operate in meeting kindergarten in September. 20-acre site in the Middlebrook- of D. Louis Tonti, executive Planning Board should act upon and these last 258 will be ready on target at a truck park 30 stock. the state requirement that they at-Monmouth complex along director of the Garden State. The board granted approval for this project's plans before action for occupancy sometime in 1969. miles south of Hanoi, but smoke Other Thunderchief pilots who provide transportation for local the Trufolo Agency of Little Sil- Rustic Dr. Parkway. is taken on the variance applica- 2 Permits Granted and dust prevented a damage attacked the Thai Nguyen yards tion. The board granted two vari Departure for Church assessment. said they observed no rolling Bernard Siiverstein of Norwood ances, one of them for a single- The camp is a departure for It was during this raid that pi- stock there, They reported, how- Ave., Oakhurst, Cold Indian family dwelling in the Mid- Che church, which for the two lots of two F4 Phantoms from ever, heavily damaging the Eye $6.9 Million Bond Issue Springs Corp. president, said he dlebrook complex, and denied summers previously offered a the carrier Constellation spotted northwestern part of the yard. has not yet submitted plans to the variances to two other applicants remedial camp program for three North Vietnamese MIG21s All Air Force flights reported Planning Board, but will do so The Cold Indian Springs Corp disadvantaged River Street and shot down two of them, receiving heavy 57mm and 85mm School children. Monday night. was granted a variance to ercc bringing to 82 the number of antiaircraft fire.' To Build 3 Madison Schools Mr. Siiverstein and Asbury a house on a lot at Timber Dr. "We felt Red Bank is doing a Park attorney Norman Mesnikoff, and Hillside Terr., located in a good job with the underprivi- MADKON TOWNSHIP - The| Voorhees School on Midway Rd., owned by the school district to representing the Cold Indian R-5 zone, with a 43-foot setback leged and the underachievers," Board of Education' proposed a Old Bridge. construct another elementary Springs Corp., both said the proj- from Hillside Ter., seven feet be- said Mrs. Victor L. Ransom, $6.9 million bond issue last night school. Sea Bright Seeking The other upper elementary ect's plans meet all municipal low the required minimum. New Shrewsbury, chairman of to finance three new.schools. school is sought for a piece of The price tag for the third zoning requirements. The J.C. Williams Co. of Nep- the church's summer project If permission by the state Edu- property on the Wenzel tract; has been set at $1,310,500. tune was granted a variance to committee. "We felt there was cation Department is granted, the the site of (he new high school, Mr. Siiverstein said this proj- need for an enrichment pro- $350,750 Sewer Aid building request will go before The resolution calls for a bond ect includes 208 one-bedroom and erect a 50-Foot double-faced bill- south of Rt. 516, 2 miles east gram for those children who SEA BRIGHT — Borough Council action last night put the voters Nov. 7. of Rt. 9. issue of $6,950,000, using up the 50 two-bedroom units. It, he board on Asbury Ave., located available $1,852,618 borrowing are achieving well." an application for $350,750 in federal funds in the works for The board seeks authorization added,-will be the f 'h—and last, in an industrial zone. Forme The Leonard School would cost margin of the township and The board of trustees voted this borough's sewering program. to construct two upper elemen- section of garden apartments to township Councilman Harry B $2,783,000. The Wenzel school raising its net debt to $5,097,381. $2,000 raised through the A resolution passed by council authorized James P. tary schools (grades 6, 7, and be erected at Middlebrook-at- Tumen represented the Williams' would not exceed $2,856,500. church's annual International Kovacs, borough engineer, to file for the sewering grant. A 8) on newly-acquired property, Superintendent of Schools Jo- Monmouth. firm. The costs include all furnish- Film series for the project. state advanced planning loan was accepted last month by the purchased following voter ap- seph Brust said the schools are Mr. Siiverstein estimated that Harold E. and Miriam Beegl- ings, equipment and construction. The eight boys and eight governing body. That figure came to $72,352. proval in 1966. badly needed. there would be nearly 960 of 712 Grassmere Ave., Interlak- The board also is trying to ac- girls, an enrollment dictated by Mayor Prank H.'Van Duzer last nigtit lauded Mr. Kovacs One school is earmarked for "School construction and addi- en, were denied a variance to us: quire nine acres of land in the the budget, were recommended for the rapidity in which the local sewering survey has ad- the Leonard Tract; 23-acres of Arbors Section near Phillips tional classrooms are the most an existing building at 1403 Wick- apecko Dr., Wanamassa, located by their teachers. vanced. He said the borough has nearly reached the stage land located adjacent to the Rd. adjacent to 7% acres of land pressing issue of this board," Mr. Members of the church pre- Trade School in a commercial zone, for a in which it will seek construction bids. The borough awaits a Brust told the board and 40 pare the lunches, which have pizza-Italian food restaurant. contract to become a paying customer of the Northeast Mon- people at the meeting. ranged from a full-course tur- This building had been used a mouth County Regional Sewer Authority. 'There is a dire need for Project Goes key dinner to egg salad sand- a laundromat. Council also last night authorized the local health de- Walks and Curbs Bond schools to relieve the over- whiches. The after-lunch clean- Crown Builders, Inc. of Nep- partment to check on suspected dwellings here_ which__are crowding that exists in Madison ing- up and some of - the send- "believed to "have" sanitary"'sewer "line's" connected to storm Township." To Architect tune -was denied a- variance-* ing is done by a committee of erect a house on an under- drains which empty into the river. Issue to Be Lowered Mr. Brust said that there, are FREEHOLD — The Monmouth four children — and tihe only County Vocational School Board sized lot, 60-feet by 100-feet, o difficulty in assembling a com- An ordinance regulating the operation of dance halls MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — A bond issue will be used for ease- 560 school districts in New Jer- Madison Ave., located in a R- was adopted by council, which also ruled it will draft spe- sey. of Education yesterday employed mittee daily is choosing from recent charge that the adminis- ment surveys, right of way ac- its present architect to lay zone. among the many eager volun- cifications for garbage collection before seeking bids next tration is misusing funds set quisitions and for engineering, le- "This township last September out the proposed Keyport and teers. month. aside for sidewalks and curbs ;al and bond expenses," he said. was the 14th largest in the Councilman Douglas K. Adair reported that borough beach Neptune Township vocational The six-

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Th» niw Midgtt tporti roll-up win- •A Bank. dows, draft-free venh, wrap-around •TAT1ON WAGON — Mercury Colony (More Classified Ads windiMtld, compl«ta initrumenfa- 'ark, lfMt Good running condition. SLASHES PRICES pod battery. Fine rubber. Reasonable. On Th» Next Page) •ton including f tasta . . . English leather buclcat seats, wind-up windows, hingad side JOMESTIC pickup for just vanti, lockable trunk, mug ramovabla top, room '65 FORD Galaxie 500, 2-door hdtp., power ..$1695 in tha back lor axtra gaar or hangars on. Th« '62 OLDS Starfire, conv., power. One owner ..$ 895 MGB—America's bait sailing sports ear. '60 T-BIRD, coupe, power $ 595 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S IMPORT LEADER WASHINGTON'S TIGHTWAD RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS AUTO SERVICE AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR MG VOLVO—RENAULT—TRIUM PH—BMW—TOYOTA 370 BROAD ST. 264-1323 KEYPORT 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 RED BANK SPORTS SEDAN AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE The pinch-e-penny MG Sport, Se- den. Coiti liltle to buy, a pittance to maintain, and the way ir ekes out 30 mtles to * gallon, even lest to run. The MG Sports Sedan 'I tight with a buck, but generous where people are concerned , , , room for five, ample luggage space and expensive areas of glass. And It's not alt work and no play. The MG Sporti Sedan handles better then most iporti cars—bucket seats, four-speed stick shift, disc brakes, an 1100 cc en. gin* (up to 90 mph) and prsciie rack and pinion steering reveal « true love for the sporting lift. The) price tag reveals a true love for the buck. WE SELL HOT CARS STEAL THE NEW MGB/GT from us! These "optional" features are standard on the MGB/GT . . . • disc brakes • full instrumanta+ion (incl, tachometer) • 60-spoka wire wheels • competition-proved racing suspension • English leather bucket seats • 10 sq. ft. of carpeted luggage space • padded dash and visors AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE Austin Healey Sprite — trie lowest priced, true sports car. Bucket seats, SALE! four-ipsed stick shift, diic brakes, I27S ct competition engine, a top speed ever 90, a 30-mile to the gallon IT'S THE END OF THE MODEL economy, responsive rack and pinion • sieering, - fUtout-•--cornering, roll-up - - ' windows and sida vents, loclcable doers ind trunk, a snug, weatherproof fold-down top; all this, plus a set of flashing Austin Heats/ Wings on your AND PRICES GO DOWN! hood for less than two grand. AUSTIN HEALEY CHEVY TOWN IS MAKING EVERY POSSIBLE DEAL 3000 MK III TO SELL OFF ALL REMAINING 1967 MODELS. STOP IN AND SEE WHAT WE CAN OFFER YOU. "Test Pilot the Bomber" IT MAKES THE SEXIEST NOISE WE CARRY ONLY THE EVER EMITTED BY AN AUTOMOBILE NEED AN 0 A seductive, deep-throatod animal sound. Exciting. En* FINEST AROUND. EVERY CAR vied. Coveted. The enticements continue — a most lux- IS TUNED AND READY TO MOVE urious cockpit, polished walnut dash, foam padded "OK USED CAR" bucket seats, one-hand convertible top. There's more— fl 150 h.p., 2.9 liter engine, accelerates to 60 in 15.5 seconds, cruiiei at I DO, and has 4 top speed that ex- ceedi 125 mph. Large 11-inch ssrvo-assisted disc brakes FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO (drumi at rear) keep the beas^ undur control. Fsw mon have teen ablo to resist the 'tlren call of th» Austin Healey 3000. Can you? CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. MONMOUTH MOTORS INC. 325 MAPLE AVE. Klfliaj 741-3130 RED BANK AUTHORIZED DEALER HIGHWAY 35 542-2414 EATONTOWN "WHERE DOING BUSINESS IS A PLEASURE" WATS «* ACCESSORIES \h-Tnlzv, Augoa U, 19*7] AUTOS FOI8AUE THE FAMILY CIRCUS — 1*3 HOUCCUTZ IIS — W VvrrntH.•AST (rmx—»«r aM trt-MSHI «• na«u/artu»r THE DAILY ». axe M Oaytm. «M* itx. nrku l>rte>, t * m' UUef «Ht. SM-tM*. BMT ru. «t>IM»-*<>r«. inagtn en» ««, mm**. «ia •wK m» ktaunr. mi-ttlt rot SALE HAIK mutt — Otot •» nu% Uf« Bor rOED — OM mnr ctr. nmroiai rtunt — r. <*>*<**Call (or InWrrlw. * t**X7. lit* Ttl t7]» itii vouowiSiw" «M kt ml »lt II Mt-KU. aam. tu t Up. Birtnwlt oDtfasud, ACCOUNTANT ajflaM t Br«i, I «»__ . . .. Ilk. Mir. IW. »I-aiT. IBCRCTABT-For tow ofde. In Uai Thii ii as excetUni poUttM f«r M PrwMet lra., «sl*«*e HiaiilaMa uw lUtiA TjpJwr tar**. Brtfich. AKnthcrAt and typing r*iulre4 Ota. lMt CHIVP.OLCT — flood NORTB AMBBICAN — an fndivldml with A 4t{r*« 4ai -./wvfittor. BMt i«»r. CaJI ;p«rBre- JAGUAR XK-150 EACKHOE 8ULLD0ZIKS — *1765 li pajBrtng- lAUriJs All eptte SALESLADY work. BEM BATAK. tari-timr Wililnc GENERAL CABLE BIG SAVINGS Apply PAWTING ON EXECUTIVE CARS Iat«rl©7.eiterior—Frea cstlmtt*! . .No ph CORPORATION T41S117 21 Waxhlnft/iR »., Perth Arnb«7 An «iu«l flpportunltr »mpU>y4r RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS SPECIAITT — All helpful. Tr«niportaUi-in XJTHOfHZSD OEALEP CJmrUl Howir, Cos- ulrea. Laixe hom» bijildinj cornptny, *K-4Wt, >ili* Cobcrn. ~ MECHANICS 111 £. NEWMAN SPRINGS F.O. RUBBER STAMPS — Hz4l to ordir. t MuSnt*nance tn-1 ronitnirtLor, maciiJB- Fui, efficient i*rvie#. TJ»e at home or TAN -- Library • iperl«ne*. Im- »!>' ind rilllldfnsR. Mar.iifnifU. mlll- FED «»1K 741 -£8t& i. Call 7< 1-322T or 7«-2*P3 me4ltta iptntnjt in new ompariy In wrltnia, tutn rnechanlr*. KtectrfcJen* H tl HHd, lull time. il»viu!r*»- JJTI r>th>>r tra/ifJ!, VerfrallMty d*>llf»bl'1 LAWN 1IAD4TENAKCB — ~FJe famlltarlty wJih IniUxlnit, inf^rvl^v/inB for all (redes, Retltbl' cut. Kftlmate* jrjvtn. Keai :, ftllni, Hitlv.nR tt>fhnli]U'>*, mfn »'hf> vvant p^rmiin'At yiAr-roUJir* abt*\ Daily and monthly. 741-»MH8 t Mlary For attp'^rt- 264-8000 Double Check M. M'K rlno, ~an. A Mrr:rta at \IWA. MOSUOIJTH MOTORVaWCL, Hwy. , Also lertftBi r«pit red Fait •rlu hot J-ltl. Th« Cr.f/zoM. 1M FIr« AT'., irc'ei, IM lenneville 1-it. hardtop. Fret tlfllvery, pickup. ^rl Bank. TESTERS AND Air condition id. ~ App ly in CHEVZJLJj: — Fiur apwl con 1S68 BUICJC — Wildcat c™yert;bl» ra- AUTO PARTS — REPAIRS PROWN'S K*y*» CabJn, c*sn Avi TROUBLESHOOTERS Buperb cw^-tton. ciil 7^ p rn. R(1 Hink 7117(09: . -l^nr*) in prn-iiJCtlin tWdOC Of •m BUICK EXPERT WATCH. Cloek *M J«wtlry electronic e?,(J!pm*nt. — 1559 JH PLTMOirTH ZHGINE—Cora- jiirtnis. T««r*§ iuaTtnt**, Work ion« Cultom Wildcat Air. HT. 1S«4 OLDS MO BILE F-*S. tw»vir pl'ta with a-Jtomtlfs tranamlaslon, two- on prerriiM. H. H»i!n, Jeweler, KW, Applr in p^rttin, El#rtf>nlr* AJlttlUc* AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE n, R.j-tyJlr^r, an!y for 19&5 CORVAIR TRUCKS FOR SALE Oil evening!, 747-453T |d*J!v*ry. Mtmt be over 2ft ytire of M*>ni« tporf tnupt, CAR WAIHEPJ: rUU< TIMI ONLT A??l MtnalVr, J. Blrchal!, PA latf. Prff«r retired nun. Apply \nptr- 1MO IKTERK>TONAiBr — Olrla. It to H, for 4a!alllnc can; RAX TM Port Monnwutn or ei\tnn,l gun Hay Drug. Mlr141elown Wi*p- racn, tw>-ipee2S 19(3 VOLKSWAGEN IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 101.0 BUZUO — At Bill Laniard IALEB WOMAN 11 fibrin. oad St., Iltd Btnk. Two-door it^An. Auto RAlea, SH Mala SUt»t, Hatawen. PART-TIME AM OR PM » C«nter. BIJIV^HBR 5Wjm Balsr1 y SI.65 per hour rim. No * Xpert' rttlmt. Apply Gentilc'i Uarhct, H»w I»«i. 2M> * ntceM&ix no lyplnf, it^nn, or inmiiilh 19*4 OLDSMOIILI BOATS AND ACCESSORIES kneplnj. All personnel tr*fn*4, Im- MOTOKCYCI.E — BTilto condition. iate opfnlnji avalliiWe. Call Mr. •ml two children. Mutt h»v« c»r. C«ll II, four-d(*or hardtop, rr.'a, New tlr*a. Ki«rBll*r tl-ieU or 7*7-ft2«. .. APPETIZER "CLERK tm. M2-31U attar « p.m. Windmill Clati Sailboat /•ART-TIMK ~ WOMEti ImrnMiat'i) i 'ipenjnii. Mult bt 194* MUSTANG 1M8 LAMBRETTA — HiM™ FlliX AKD TART TIHK 1W). witii Jucsag* raclc L'«d jrfM '. 2072. On* year «»M. .'Wlln trailer BOOKKEEPING DEPART- yoarn '•! KXOELMfiN.....T IIALAJtT. . ,2S0. 7(7-(M7. il »»lli. I'uilr equipped. 1430. C il company n»*di 31 elttn rut td wirVini rinditlnniditl , allll ip Eight, 2'doar hardtop, H*-2M7. Attar • p.m., 2H-M11. lei for -flr«t and tfrrrnd uhlfl*. cfit«. Appt/ In pTiin 1(1957 HABi/EVr DAVIDSON - Full lo HBO to it»rt Call for appoint- rfr«ie. Call MENT in local arsa ii looking 19*5 IUICK 23IDJ75. SAV-COTE ,t. 7*i-«_Brl>ht Him n». Apply in pernfin, P#rltiiu Pen- 19*5 BUICK 741-01H. ke Hoiii', Hwy. 3fl, Middletawii IBM MOTO/ICYCLK 305 adopt with figures and WAlfRMr^^^ew*i»7^^Shi7" r LiSsbri 4-door hjrdtop. IN ALL MODELS Call THE BOATMAN'S SHOT" Apply in puritnMO., HHtrbnr Kfstiurtnt, STOCK "CLERK ' ' ~- AtllBtlc. 7S7.fi.Wl. i« Jener'a baranat Marine Supply good typiit. Pleasant work- jlTulditore 19*4 VOLKSWAGEN ~ riOJi crTnrV*m, Houa. 34 Wharf AM,, Bad Bank. .,-. *Muit"bi over 21 r*ari TU-S0t». CHECK OUR SPECIAL DEALS ON rnllen. H3S. (lt if IK»>. Y#*r 'rounil wnrk. CaJI after INITORS aM EXPERIINft Bui eUfux** Sunday! and holldara. ing conditions with libera i p.m. Thi liumiifltt Hotel. M2-2Q00, ,OOR VrAXERB — mil Um» 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. rt'Mmt avallaMR. Aptlr In par! IBM HONDA — While. E*«!l«lt SENERALTKACfORY WORK Mr. £92, Ton Mnnmouth, or can W2. 19*5 BUICK ALL OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS MODELS rofViltlin. 4M m |2HI firm. 281- ilandiip head, ajalley. Sletpa two. In #x- benefits. Reply in own hand- Virtety of poitltloM immediately avail 331. 1/72.1. WildcS cKltsm 2-d,. HT. ;Mlant condition. Fully mtad out and ihl» for womtn. Mutt w^rJt rnlattrii III.L TIVIE IIAYH — Apply In par- Air ctndiliornW. aa/_lo to. 12,050, Call S<~ """" *hiiUi. BUrtinf M!*ry $2.13 per hr, Dncroft K«»^, writing to Box M-154, Th© plus thlft differential. Applr In ptnon, Lltrrof I MOBILE HOMES Columbia Sailing Yachts monnM Orflce, iISHYVASHER — Eiperltnctd oajy. 19*4 BUICK On niiplayr Att /i' Daily Register, Red Bank. American Can Company pplv shor* Point Inn, Hwy it. Ha* SkyUrl* 4-door itdifi. »3,l>0O, 7H7-7850 a(tsr THHKE YACHT SHOP8H0P,L AulhorlzefAiulhorlzef ' ii D^alera Cliifwood Avenue 1ticrglasi Yachta 2\' to SO1. WAITOKBHES — £ventngi Mult b* An K\\\K\ opTwriunity *mplny' f ECONI) COOK — full Urn* pMlUoo 19*5 RAMBLBR COMB BEr. BdliipFMANBF T 07er, ftd ovftr EM. Expi»r1w Thunri'rbirrfji - KnrmnUi.' N^w ork, attern-iom, Expirt«nc« an4 nf Write Tlnx J-184, Th« Tilly II, two-d(. HT, air tond, iiitom«tic trinimiition* port Av»!., W*""t I/onj Branrh. Alw«yi 1\nnn, Wold, Aliipilnum, Prn.Tn« Bpe- rcncei »(jutred. Call T4M121. orkinf crjr>l!l|rr i r,«m O powar, alj conditioning, )l Klni:. Tra<1fi pnything of vilut. :\ni» on iiKfi iwflU nnd motors. OB RfrR t BBankk, 0 MMIn Rl . M iwutl fll 21-iit^ri rauft 17.09. WAITHKHREB -- EXPKN 19*3 CADILLAC t hivtkkenit iVANTEr> -PrTvAU lot r«r «t truilcr or VAN' WINKI^E MARINE Full or part-tlmi. lied Bank area. Kast typut, "COLLEGE STUDENTS"" D«Villt 4-dr. HT, air eond, - lr*l|«r *nii ]r>t, J«r»«y Co*»t or whit IS Hwy. 3fl. Katontown M2-2U3 But wnrldnj condltfon*. Cloi^d Stin- '43 OLDSMOBILE $1395 h8.v« you? Writ* to Bnx C-141, Thi dayi. Must b* next and pie aunt. - 1-S p.m U-1M7. LuS'br* A-At. tadtn Ceteline, iwo-door herd.op, A "MINIMUM^ $y.2THOQ'R" BECftCT ARV~—~M iSllVtown • RM~Be nk I cylinder, four ipeed. Fully furnished. B««t Tp7 area, flood tkllli. PltMtnt office. I-i, power ileerirnj, psw*r brakes, 2«-O!)74, all, pjt , 7S h.p. «J«c- experUnea preferred, hut nni cmentlal OFFSET 1965 BUICK rii> Johnion, IS tanK. In «xcellent EXPERIENCED ONLY For «ppo!ntm*nt call tii-^Wi air-conditioning. :on4Ulon_Miill_«t[i.j74i-:«7._ ____ 8«wint michlnt operator!. Union shop. Riviarji 2-dr. tpert coup*. TRACTORS ^~W — Experlencefl, ov*r 21, 41 FIBSROLARB BOAT — 4O~h7p~ Vitcatlorn with pay. All hollrliyi paid PRINTING Air condttiontd, '63 CHEVROLET $1495 Mercury electric *t«rt «nd trailer, *$50. Fring* btnefiU. 8 a.m. to 3;3O p.m, part or full Urn* year round. Appt' MASUBY— HAimifl PONV TRACTOH aADAMS BROS. penon, call H7-4IS3 r^r «rpnint- HAVE OPENING FOR -With hyirjiyHc *nd pf>w^r takeorl. Call afl«r 5 p.m. P88-fl952. __ 19*5 PONTIAC Station Wagen, I cylindar, IJk» now. Include* plow, rllnc anrl iplka 2.t 8. Brlrfga Ave. R*»rl Ba m#n(. CAMERAMAN-STRIPPER '65 OLDSMOBILE $1895 tooth harrow, fntirj flrlll, cultiv 1' CHRIS CIIAFT~—~Ca"bIn~criiiie~r. -- PARTY PLAIT IEBIIAT)? — Experienced nn dre*s- Cttjlin* corvfrtibl*. • utomatic frammitiion, with «M» drnnaer and tnllf. Call V bunka and heart. In water, ready Tert or full iim*- Jnhn Kink*i 4 BINDERY o 10 1950. OAI] 229-S078. Dimonilnin th* new*rt, moit cnmplet 'Bon, 44 Appll St., New Hhrewirmry. Pour-door leden, power (tier- powar ttttrlng. rrn. 27' . 8T>H linn of toys anrl (IfU for Oh ristmn COMPOSITOR 19*5 CHRYSLER ink* h.p-, l'i-1, N»> Hlrheit CommlMlonfl! No Investmtnt ing, power bfiVei, eutomiUe rillinn Call S4MDM nr S iRnprous Bonus Plan for P<*alfn HELP WANTED-MALE OPENINGS Newport A-tit, i*din, WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Ufmtfuirii. Tall or write "flanU'e _ „ 2T MAYCrtAFT — 8 !lrs," Avnn, Conn. 06001. T^liiphnni FOR APPRENTICES 19*2 BUICK '63 COMET $1095 '.mil •rijtlni'. (lallpy, I20C1) 673.M15, «vpnln8« .303) 677-2013. ExFaKiiiiCEcnroNK LATK wll'OR JBARl'.Y" 3fra, Slr.#pi two KxrellTit condition, ready KKATOR ~ Lookint for atnidy wi>r« GRANT PRINTERS EUctr* 4-dr, i*d*n. Four-door, lutometlc 711-UM APTEH 5 P.M. *,,2(X>. WX'tmS or S42-4ft1A. IIOUREHOLD HELP -- Mature worn frtlh ovfrtlme. Apply In pcrtou, Eitar 70 Monmourh St., R«d B«nlc an. 8!**p In. Thr»>« children, HompleU Uilal PrMucll, 1 Cilhirim St., Xl'i HAli.HOAT -- l'Jl'fl"*"", fibfrnlmi'i hay rmponalhlHty nf hoiat. 671-0072. 19*TCHlVROLtf —- tramm. iiionr -"-— —' -JUNK CARS flllfr, 16S fir], ft. lall. Cost $2IDS last B.nk, RMpwmibla adult naiei I 'JTBUICK Skylark $1595 REMOVED FREE yciir. "Prartlcall/ npw. Aflklng $1SOO. ARCHITECTURAL rk locally on lnt*raillnt ]lark«l Sport v«n, cuifamit*, w|n. 'all 222-11,00 or T41-22M. rfi employment. Flva-day wtfk AFTSMANDESIGNEn rch gurv#/ imixit ip^alc nuant En- TwoJoor harjiop, automatic T>AY OnNl(lKT. 7H7-2071 _»rlfTir.«il^Clll 1«7-1500. nr fluent Kngllsn and SpattUm. to 0 hmir plus tip*. unlfarmR tru trr>m 3 p.m. to 9 a.m. daily, 19*2 CHEVROLET '62 FORD $895 WnXJBJ i. p. IGvlnriide outboard motnr with meil ajlfiwancn. Apply afUr 2 p.mMECHANICE ' 'iEHH — Bot««~Trucll wr)rK also available on (hPt traniminion, powar ilaarlng, Four wh'tl 4rlv«. Oond condition. rallfr. Call »42-279fi. F.W. Wtxilworth Co,, 52 Broad St., Hf> Equipment, Ilw 35, Eatontovrn. Call erm basis Irfim 5 a.m. to € p.m. lmp*U ipflrt eoup«, *ir cortd. aonabla, call HT1-M3S. Bank. Hr. Grayt, latly. No 'xperlenca neceiaary. Call powar brikti. Silaiia, four-doer ladan, 'A"MILY""nAy"8AILPllt - - JB' ennter- JTOK Oa.IU WANTID innrd. flrrmli ciibln. JW Ih. nnUBhn 19*5 BUICK I cylindar, aulomitia •HOJtl AUTO WKIcmcR nnrtrini, JSOO or h'sl nff»>r. 741-2 lantlc Highland *i am. flnnd xta M1-U44 salary nnrt plcannnt working ronrlStlonx. AUTO MECHANIC MjCiiy«,r«venl»ry tram,, powar iturinj. I lontrol. Flexlhla houn. Hood pay. Clir Wiidctt ipert eeupa, air cond.| TRAT>I3 lS ~~Lymftn~~8Mff, lfk« nfw, :Apply Wr. V, Emmfl, BELL FINANC" #r.e«*ary. Student preferred but not JUNK CARS PICKED UP /Ith Kvlnrurin Btj{ Twin, Oiant nimrrt CO., Atlantic Highland!. TOP SALARY Win HOSriTAUZA- :er.?a*ary. M&-M27 avenlngi. 'iul)il»-<1, for if)' tn ID' lallhnnt In TIOH, MAJOH MEDICAL, PAID HOLI- .'64 PONTIAC $1595 Twlftbrook Auto Wr.cVlnt - M22Z1B PART—TIME DRUG" CLERK"--•" Hait- find pUnty tnor* i*M or. wpelr or *300 ath, Call 671- 1 HAYS AND VA0ATI0N8, UN1FORMB. :XP>;RIENCBD^MECHAHIC — Fun You'll let-K«yport AT**. Kxp»ri*>nc*i nnt n^r* ) PLEASANT WOMKINO CONDITIONS Two.dear, h«rctter>. automatic 62 FALCON $795 CARS TOWED AWAY FREE itary. Writ** BOK H-161, Th« Dili PHONE MR RATCLIFrE IN LONO imo dayi. BltlDGK EUO (EAVICE wharaj th i« c«m» from. RH.7ARoridV WhTtV.'fll'h.p. ItPBlatftr, riM Hank. BRANCH. 2M-3211. T.NTER. Bta Bant. Call 747-WH. tranimllllon, powar it«*rlnej, Four.deor tadin, on 7(7-em .tnhnion. New lsxtrai. IsTaTANT WAREHOUSE HAN - Com* in tni »««t rout (HfiOO, aiklnft $23.V(. 2220**11. DAYWORKBR — Thr*a dayi a wMk tK experienced freight harioitr. powar braltal. auto. Irani. AUTO RENTALS No children. Munt hKVB own tram RATCLIFFE PONTIAC fork lilt iM iruek drlvlnt ei xki bmt, "Fait, reHa.TtlB motoi porUtlon. Call 747-3282. nre needed. Apply Thompaon It- vlth full control*.. »3Tfi. 741<1fl2fl. cniirrrm.'nmi'-i~—"pT*fMiiti~c _ EXPERIENCED oiectronlo TVlr»m«n. :mtr1eii, Hopa Rri., New ghrewthury. urn, IBf) Newman Sprlngi Rd,, 8hr«wi LEASE A NEW «•"* JRnarcY"B~PEED~SKIF?" — 211 R h.p" 1 Fdmlllur with ithematle dlarramn. nRln*>, Many fxtran. In thi water. bury. Apply In r*' "'""'- Apply in perion, Electro Irnpulie Lab, MONTGOMERY • Thi* W.tk Special • FORD MERCURY cL"ERK"*cbBMETICJAN — To"~wn"rk I L17 Cheilnut St.. lWft Rank. VOLVO rEr^AirTBOAnpO drug ittor*. Klv^-Hny w***>k. Experf PORTER — Day*. Bteatly ponltlon, WARD OR CONTINENTAL! marine «nnlnp. With rontroli eneed. Apply Biinilford'i! Pharmacy, 681 bmeflU. Hazlet area, reference*. Cai' 1946 OLDSMOBILE imment climter. Kuceilpnt running; fter 12 noon, 2fi.-n800. nditlnn. In water now, run WOMEN — Wanted to wnrk In lannflr; "II", four-deer herd rep, full power, ENGLISH MOTORS nnlnr. SMB. 747-1785 days. Permanent ponttlons available. Appl WANTED-LINO'fyPE OPERATOR TV REPAIR Part-tlm« or full time. Apply BALT.ARD client full tlm* and part-time «Mn- W.pla Ava. 747-4545 Rad Bank Donald'i Laundry, 44 Marlon St,, elr conditioning. Hank. ADVEIlTlSINn, IM 1st St.. K«yport. Avaligble Immediately. Mult H ei- 21' CABJN ORIIIflRTl — Inbrmrfl ^need. iiiheral company benefltt in- trtr, hrnd, hunk bed. Cheap tr> quick nOOKKERPEl — MJTOMOT1VE — >bREM"AN"6RrASSISTANT Init Profit Sharlni Plan And dU- buyer. 787-2nHH, Mimt be experienced. Mndern air con ftunt on purchases. MniOHZnD80N~ - V-'S h.p. Chryelfr dltlnned offlre, Krlni* henefltn. To Needle Trades APPLY PERSONNEL DIPT. BUICK aalary for right party. For Interview Thli la a solid, lull time position wlin MONMOUTK SHOPPING OINTtR Crown with hydraulic rnvernlni engine. y i g call Mm. Marr.ak, MI-MfW. An equal npnortunlty employ*r MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM — A!! mnriltinnili , AuAk II SfOSfOO or b*ib*t t f a wftllfnUthHubert rellahle firm manu- r DOUBLE-CHICKID more than anklng lar.tiirini children's roatn. Lon| Branch UNCH PREE8 — Drill prem Mfl HERTZ fer. Knglnn worth DEN^AT/nE Mf». Cn., 2j^Th|rrt_ AVR., 222-8M.V h*>^ t m^tat opera torn. Normal ben£* ffor ' bothbt" h\ifl:WV,2 1fi:» or «2BA-8722472. 2 Keyport area. Experienre preOrr USED CARS r tit. Frnner Nelftl Products, 24 New RENT A CAR OWBMB~V-(TSie?pV fivo! Bhlp-l'n Senn rMiime tf> Box E-129, The Dall; YoTlNfl MAN~^~Ov pr T(i~ivnfiii« to runnwlck Ave., Matawan. •c, rierthonrn'tfr. Uk* n*w. Cmn lgier, Red Bank. learn trade m mtcnlno nperalor. Ex* ». nntrilni. fins to hiiy. rhr»n» 7S7- HO8Emvf pprlrnc* not neceeiary. Apply Bchlftl: lOOK — PANTRY MAN — 2]xp*ri- ASBURY PARK — afl^r « p.m. Kmhrnidtty Onltr, Hwy, 28. KeyporU nc« necessary. Apply Olnre k Coby'a part time. Car arM phone 2fil-36O0.^ ^ ' •nuurant. Cull 721-489B. Rent A Car or Truck M6T6 —-— v^ Clex , dfttalidAt'iilii givefl'ven iinn int*rvl*!w, Ooort runnlni cnndillon. BIU'B Cill for iipnointnipnt b«lw««n 9:50 -vnf, j BUTCHER—KxperlKnced. Good wa IERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — GEM 775-1.515 ntt,. Rea, Bright. 1.1:30 R.m. or between *-T p.m. 2M-SrlB2. •teady work, cat) " perl>ricefl. Gonrl pay. Apply in iJir- BUICK • OPEL on. BR1TTA1N GU1.F SERVJCE, ,i34i T ~~BA^""OAV flKORETARYRBCPnK '\vy. 35, MMdletown. RED BANK 747-2121 . US h.p. Evlnrude. (35(1. ed in, doctor'd offlr^ In Red Bunk YOUNfl MAN— Two ypars collene n i-HWY, 35 KEY PORT OLDSMOBILE KEYPORT 264-1111 cnnriltlon. Oood boat for flnh- Write Bftx JIflO, Thi I>al1y Hegliter, erjlllvalent »*xprrlern;« In tonfttructtnn or JJTOMATTC TRANSMIsTlOrf MET or family, R42-1S7S. Rd Rk architecture for Innptcllrjii and labora- MANIC — Experience required. QooA 264-4000 110 MAIN ST. 5&6-3&00 MATAWAN tory wnrk, related to conntrur.tlfin. Cai iy, rfttlrement plan, nalrt vacations. ientliil, Write Box J-153, Th« Dally «ny rtthpr h^nftdtfi. Aprtly In prrsan AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SAtE lHtfr, Re — frlnH heneflli. Call Ptrammel Dnpart* To repair and ndju«t newIng mar.htnes. merit, Htvervlew Honpttal, 741-2700 Ext, Unfit bo dependable. Apply The Sinter I22.V ^mpnny, 69 Rrnad St., ~RtA Bar*. ..,,.INPRT - - W" have a pfrmi iXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC'-- )• pndltlon tor the rltht mun, Work In- pply In perdon, Red Bank Auto Irn- vrtiv^a Rw^^mhiy und dispatch r*f rnr>n, Kay'» C*b- YES Rfin. Electro ImpiiUi, llfl Gheitnut St., l, 10H2 Ocpan_Avp., fica Bright. Fled Bank. ITTOM OB ] rTE~p6riTKR—E xpe r iVnriMi. WE HAVE PLENTY OF ATOnfi WAMTET) — Vftsh, clean and rtrtail nw>tl can. T*rW- \nootvwi~A m-W26, after * r'« llccnfl* ncrcnaiiry. Apply In per- Old work, on, MONMOUTH MOTORS, Hwy. 35, p.m. Nation town. hardware mppllftit and clerical ariilitv, ^ANcWEr owid Apply Atco Cftrtmlci Corp., Hwy, 3G, mploymfnt. Wnrk nn lawn mower*, "CLEARANCE Key port. imall pow*r equipment nf all hinds; * II mftkpa of ulr-coolftd «n^n«*. Knowl- LIN0T7TBrGrTR ~^ Bxpe r l< Agt n( wtirllnt riflpful. 8nnd lilt- «r/cftd iol> m«n, flteHdy employment, nit nf experience, capabllltl**, aje, Klrma Printing Co., Bradley Beach. 774- !rtrlr**M anrt phnnf, to Box A-130, The BUICKS SAVE! 8000. iftiiy Rfgidtpr, Rert BapH. > PROFESSIONAL rt8i^XBHBir~-^~8t(iady yiar-round wnrk. Six d»y wtek, 3-10 p.m.. week- SALES OPPORTUNITY 1ay«, i p.m. to midnight Friday iod WITH UNLIMITED COMPBNftATlON Jiturday. Must havi transportation. > POII'BNTIAL, ONE OF THE NATION'S The Rum son Hotel, 8*1-2000. SALE! LAROE8T COMPANIES WILL TIIAJN YOU IN A LIFETIME SALES AND MANAGEMENT CAREER WHERE (More Classified Ads YOUR INCOME (SALARY PLUS COM MISSION) CAN BOAR WITHOUT CEIL- On The Next Page) ING DEPENDING ON YOUR ABILITY. ON SALE OUR A-1 USED CARS ARE ON SALE, TOO * THE ASSOCIATE WE WISH TO ADD TO OUR ORGANIZATION SHOULD HAVB A OOLLEnU DEOREB OR IT8 BUSINESS NOTICES YEAR-END CLOSE-OUT PRICES IN EFFECT EQUIVALENT IN SUCCESSFUL BUM' >• NKS3 KXPSIIUINOE AKD IB DB' MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER SIROUS OF OREATER OPPORTUNI* > TY FOR INORBABINO EARNINQS. THE FINEST LAWNS ARE * >• OAbL M9-7J87. EVKNINQB 71T-01J1 FOR APPOINTMENT. J- \ AUTO-LAWNS An equal opportunity amployar M/F >• BOAT YARD "HELP WANTED — AU- FREE y*a.r pofiltlom. Apjily flmdy Hook Bay ESTIMATES MOUNT-ENGLISH )• Marina, 1 Willow ?L, MikhlAnda. BUICK - OPEL SW-OiOt >• BXrKRIENCED FLOOR WAXBR Mllftt hava car and bfl ovar 21. B4 HWY. 35 Vh -Mils South of Parkway Exit 117 KEYPORT—264-4000 SINCE 1904 MONMOUTH S MAPLE AVE, RED BANK—741 - 4000 orporlunlly »mt>!oy«c. .Call 5M-M1>. AUTO-LAWN — Fully «pftrl«nc«(!. 130 MAIN ST. MATAWAN HELP WA!VRD-MIJI • Fcmtle FOR SALE FOR SALE TGk SALE THE DAILY REGISTER Fri9B, OQiw bo'jw- ftrtu l*>iM tfitlTt i**&M fe NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING hAW iitrsE. U MJchilwi Ave., Port ROYAL 'HAWAIIAN FCeyPORT ARE* - 3 mllM trwi Bell U*. WTKSBtO KKU. tXTkTK ««UU include* jade. Ci.ll PBRJOK — H««IM tor n»U«rii ot«)( SELL CHAIN UWK TV&CIXn % PRICE Y with VM moit advanced aelllnj aid. Lsrse dlatrlbutAr hu Utiwtt from At KARABTAN RUG — ltaW. Strouk GREEN GROVE GARDENS .. .. TRAINEE Lucrative potential (or «n unMtlm Urn, rail inc!uM not bn rBBM«nt of Holmrtel. C and it 2.1% off marmfacturer'a Hit lor DIRECTIONS: Garden stale exit 117 to 34, ««t on M to Airport Shopping Holmflftl TowMhlp Board of Eflu cash arvt carry. Also chair• galore. HARMON By~r,mTAR""—""iVBUWeTplt: Plain, turn left, then two blocks to mode! oportfn»nt. From M, (J. M. linn IMS-MS* Pleaie slop ia Up, vibrato tnll piece, cherry r*d, w Fields) to Hazlet Ave-. turn left on Middle Road., tfralgtit ariead. • Fiv»-day We«lt • All Company Bentfiti JUST t*. S90. 741-3390. Avallobli for MtrcftendHi For Salt only. RED BANK LUMBER PRESSERS Pearl «nd Wall, Red Rank 741-5500 C8RR Phone 264-1846 Apply Saturday, August 12. from 11:30 a.m. Machine *.rA hand pr*s*er« to woi Articl* muit orlflinat* from a tiouseholi ATOR AND FREEZER — J75. Ci in eoata and car cnatn. Shore Coat Cc and ma/ not excM4 a sals pr1c« of Inc., M BrMte Ave,, Red Bank, $50.00 j»r ortlclr 741-2069 ttt 12:30 p.m., or Monday from 4:30 p.m. to Prlct MUST t» Gd vert I led. Each addi- alter 6 p.m. 8:30 p.m. lINtVEItBITY aRAPHICS, INC. hi tional line $1.00, No copy ctrangw may French reproduction, weathered ch APARTMENTS APARTMEOTS opening* for typliti, proof read a ra, m< b» rnadt and no discounts or rtfundt QAUAGE BALK — Antique marhle ry, 54" beveled gla*i breakfront, t chanical trtiiu to Ie«rn new methr will be mod* If ad U cancilnj btfo sink |45. Furniture, etc. 6X1 Point P.d., arm and lour nlde chairs, carved Ub UIUB Silver. Friday 30 a.m. SEA BRIGHT MATAWAN — Fiirninherl thr«« toatOM Ailc for Mr. Famulary of boolc production. Competence txptrutlon. llh two leaves. Custom pada lncluri LOVELY COLONIAL ARMS Ani\ bfitli. Front nnd rear entrance, nfmple arithmetic, jood vision, pi To,Pi»e» Your Diily Higii DON'T MISS OUT — On the eavinfpi ol Outstanding condition. 842-0821 at 1201 Ocean Avenue PIM llvinj room arni kl tehee luallty are etientlal re quire-men a llfetimn. Three-room outnt bought a. 7 p.m. MagniUcenL all electric one anrl twn Adults, $120 per month Includes all Pliome 747-5880. FAMILY AD, CALL ... cloneom yours for a mere $277. Ins tan GARAGE SALE — Flililng gear, bo bedroom, apartment!. Centrally air con- tilitiea. McHann fSfi«-96fl«. The Daily Register credit-only $2.60 a week. Ten-piece con ftuppliei, garrtpti tooln, pipe, *lectr ditioned. J-iishwaRhem. dlnptisa'ls, combi- iporary living room, elKht-pifre motors. 116 Ocean Ave., Monmou nation clothes washprs and dryern. Pri- PORT MONMOUTII — Thru* ltr«« SITUATIONS WANTED - Femal Beach. vate iwlmmlng pool, hpsrh, hnnrriwalk furnished rnom*, Ltvlng room, bftd- 40-42 Broad St. Red Bank 741-6900 ible drener bedroom arid flve-plsce and parUinj;. All electricily included room. kitchen, hath, i*parate entrance. rTcnORBSBNlOR LIFEatJARD 24-Hour Service riinptte wilh dlnnenvfirf. FIELD FI'R- R«nUts or il5f> - J21.1, Superintendent's •S7-14RD. 1 TIIRE, 7-11 E. Front St., K*>yport. Vlment 78 or telephone Avaflahle. Write Fnx A-125, The Da 2fW-3O2fl. Op^n Mon., Timrs, A Frl. MACHINERY FOR SALE BEST TOP SOIL til U. Tun. . HI SULLT1O7.ER — Ol teaching mother. Ka.tontown-oceanp< sand, *tc. Bulldnilng and backhoe. ser- EUSCTROMTX VACUUM — With pow- H. P. R bulliorer. On« H. D. * load* KURNIBHKr) WODBIUSt" two-bfd- vice. Bckel'i Trucking, Morganvtlle, B»l- et no7jtle nrifl cord winder, u«M tw RANK — PLOT* tat n arm, 542*0679. patio. AiiuitK, 2'n-mfti. $12,000 PLUS 8TO7. nthi. Cost $173, iricrifice $S5. 147-FORK LIFT TRUCK - 20(10 1b. , reat p4rJdn|, xil Wwt Front don* at homt. 6794. OPPORTUNITY IN SEMI- Fhon* 1557 SINGER ZID ZAQ paclly, Clark, with * cyltrwler |asol ONATino -- Ktiur l«rge ronm apart- ACCOUNTANT BINOER SKIVING MACHINE — $30.motor. In excellent condition. All ft ment. Firnt (Irior, Two h^drnrvmi. Fu«-ncsiRABi-r Rmnt rRotrr mt*> CONSOLE MODEL plfice. SllD. S72-O196 or Hi-SSKT. ESTABLISHED FRANCHISE REIJABLI WOMAH-WIfbft* to tak1Onlf four months old. Doea everything. Umbrella clothes line $5. Other mil- tire*. 4*2-0148. on flnt rioQ? is th* Tuner Biidi sar* of children la her home. W1U ~ Balanct only 157 or $7 monthly. Guar- cells-neoua itemB. Call 872-1B23. KKANSBURO — Four rooms and hiih, T 7iT-3U0. JR. COST Nationally prominent »pftci*l)zed aoard 11 deairtd. Call 74T-KM. anteed. GRAVELY TRACTOR — Mortel U. fiirnishpd or unfurnlnhrrl. r,'u><\ ]oca- nil ind luhrirsnt comptuy h»i «ut- Credit Dept S54-U53 MERCHANDISE WANTED E>CKCUTIVK OfFICK SPACE - Ax- WOMAN -— Will care tor children Complete with aulky, rotary und reel tlor.-, near bus stop. Ariulli preferred. ranpn to outt tenant. Snyder-WeaUrllad vttndlnr car*6r xalei opportunity mower attachments. $230. -- — - 787-l9fi2. Immediate occupancy. BulMinr _50ft Hwy. 36, Atlantic Hltblmdi, ChaJleBfini optmriunity to join growing in flnuibfaat New Jersey protected your home for working mottteif- Ca GOOD TOP SOIL — Tlvt oil. yds. Ill COLLECTOR — Wantt old toy tral territory. per load, in-loot). or RUf} — 22x11, golden color, Wool, any condition. Pay cash or will trad' KOUH ROOMS"~F6K~RBNT ~"NW IF YOU ARE INTKRESTIID — In a tofliiuuiy- Remuir^i HjM cr>»t acfwint- H.O.. 027, 0, Bt&nd&rd gauge. 774-371 ttf experience or collegf r our fa In yTXa B? matuM worni (Kne Gowl condition. location. Y^ar round. B8 FortlAiid R1., brand new modern of (let* ipiet, well cost, Salary frnti b«*M on m*ril. RtrtAhUshM acw,m(« will »firv« ti n yotir home. Call 244-B421. ASTiQUB8~=~tir»nT Items, toy»TT, •Ilhlanrii!. R72-03M. ltfd in th«i center or Red Bank, con- ExMllept btnerUa Include profit eJur- th« fnundatt6n for very rapid r]p- BEDROOM 8ET—STX-ITECR. TAKE tract ui» (or rurther Information. TUB v#!opm*nt of hliulnfis. OutfltBili- OVER PAYMENTS, «1.5O PER WEEK. niture, china, paintings, atatuary, coli FOUfT"-rTotVM~APARTMRNT" -~}UM TJOWHTRA AOENfiT.' 741-8700. fat. Sena" r*mmi or contact E. A. TOO EARLY light Inn fixturea. Carve4 cak dlnli fu«h«ttl, Fenrtmnrt Manner. Ing nil^s aidn, nationally advprtiitd HOUSEOLEANINO — Dally; baby al NO MONEY DOWN. FREE-LAMPS. nd hot water snppiiert. immedUtR product*, bnnim, hrttpUnlfziUAn and ting evenlnKjj. -weekendi, MMdUtowi INSTANT CREDIT OAU. MR. DONto, %*\ up? at*rep later winriow ahade rrwm plecea. Copper Kettle Antlqu occupancy. Cnnvrnlfnt In bugeg to PROFESSIONAL OFFICE — Tftret Life Insurance program. Rfrl Bank. Write Box J*lK, Th» r>iAT OROBSM-AH, 373-6S39. n ytwr rolleri for only $1.53, up 36' Oakhurit 631-1^9 or 123-0882. Newark and KY. Tall 671-MB?. m*. Approximately 750 aq. ft. N«*r Rcglittr, Tied Bank. fids. $1.98 with new rollerj. ANTIQIfEa — tJied turniture %. ervlpw Haspltiil. All utilities, $100 WHEELOCK SIGNALS BRITANNICA'S Gre>t Books o! th hnunehnid goods wanled. OUR ATTI< •1 irulUKtrlal, or oth*r hfavy ma- Call after 6. fl7l-M29. 229-4146. ^ hath. C»ll__-M4-«_28. rticr> BANK — Central lacatlm/. INC. chinery rfMimhu but not necewiry. SITUATIONS WAIVTED - Mai' 2 Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-7500 AT~NS~^~Wm buy old tny trnir "TVioretl to lull" office apace. Ground Sollt b&ckrrnuni Jn direct leltlnc SAWS SHARPENED A~VI8nr"T0 IIUSCIL'B la a- "must" LAJIQE APARTMENT FOR KENT^^ noor. i^.Tgti parking lot. Tdeal for >ft> HI Brsjichporl Av». Lont Brtnch given preference. large BIZP. any maka, befora 19' YOUNG MAN — 33, experienced tra» Iff «fcf«r and more efficient to uie a this week. Long; mahogany davenport Call 948-B125. Two bed rooms. Red Bank, Centrally resslnnnl offtceei. Itnme.dU.tft occupan- tor-trailer driver would lljt* itead: •harp itw blade or hand saw. Yea, we Labla S12.50. Walnut dresiier $19. V). located. Call 8«-2fi6l or 7(7*:tM0. cy. CHAB H T1NEALL, Realtor. T«- rn-mo Ewvt hrlef resum e ol experience yur round work In dlveralfled poiltlon •harpen both. Or select a new bl&dc Corner table $12.50. Cocitail table USED BOY'B BICyCLE — 28" 9030. and qualification* to: FURNISHED FOUR ROOMS -^~no Oan accept rmpOMiblllty. Phone KM- from our largt •lock of wood, metal MOM. Tudor couch $•». So(ft-bed $29.50 Call ..._ iuTmTfiinTB — coniistiBf oc 1252 or 568-65W. or itonecuttlnj blades. Gold mirror 18.50. Upholstered chain 7i7-5S6i peta. 15 Third Avenue. Atlai.tlc HiRh- iivurwrm OPERATOR"— F^utim* Mr. lUyrurd FoBtsr $10,59, $12.50. V.acmim cltaner S7.50. lftTUl*. 7F>6 si, ft. Mod«rn offics toulldiar next w«rk for •xperlMir.ed min. Klrms Prlnt- AisUtam 8*1*1 Maruiftr RETIRED MAN 6'~STOCKAI3K FENCING — With to First Merchants Bank, 2S Reckleii WISHES ODD JOBI RED BANK LUMBER Studio couch (23.50. Four-piece mahog- n., Red Bank. Call 14T-3730, feit-wtaa 1AI Co. Brt"tl>y 8M.cH. 771-MW. LUBRICATION KNGtNEXm'fl INC. Fearl and Wall Red Bank 741-5500 any bedroom suite $119.50. Etc. RUSwithout post*. Call MEC| 1ANICS 3561 tUvorrt'l* Fr««wey CALL. 741-OMft OU-'S, 5S B. Front 8t. Red Bank. 229-5958 Hot water rtfat, $135 per month. 9 and 5. Fort Worth, T«ai 76111 ~~aRA88 currmo' MALE — ANTIQUE SHOP — Rocker Near TUvervlew Hospital. luM. sien lease. 7U-&0U1. J1ED RANK — Fabulous rlverMde p»- ATTENDANT 15. Picture frames, china, etc, 11 ANTiQUE8~^~PaintlnKt, NT J. A 111 /OUNG MAN — [2*-yearnV wUhea~to SAS STATI CkLV Main St., Port Monmouth. Open 11 to 5, Estates purchased and appralmd. 74 fpBaionsl office crtn«lnHng of tipproil- 201-3803 GARAGE SAIJH — Ovpr GOO mounted 2003. The Hud/ion Shop, Inc., 511 B; share -tVi room apartment with same. mutply 4M «q. ft. on Went Front. Nexr F*rmen»nt. full llm» positions. MEN WANTED tires, li"xlfi", r""friKerator, wmiher, St., Shrewsbury. $75. Call 5&J-IM12 after 8 p.m. ho^ptlnl find trftnwportJitinn. Only $100 Uberi.1 company benefit*. $37.50 sink. TV. Next to Mac'B Taxi or) North tier month. To .nupect, contact RO- McDONALD'S DRIVE IN Bt. off Bay Ave., H.ghlaivlB. De OLD FURNITURE — Antlquei, chfm DELUXE GARDEN ^APA"nTMEMT~~ hAND PIRHSON AGENCY. «*0 N*w- FINANCIAL welcome. IAJW price*. Aug. 12th from glas*ware, art object* and bHc-a-bra Gxtrpmely well furnishe*i. Mnnrnniith mnn Sprlnits Rd., Unernft. 741-TaTS. AIM Plrt-tlm» Oprniuss i Hwy. 33 Mlddl«l'Jw SCUBA HEAR — Cost 123(1. Sacrifice 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. mmRdlate cash for anythine and «vei aeach. Two.t[eflroomv l>i \v\W\t,, rjin- Apply Personnel Ilrpl. We netA full or part-time worker! for BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES »10o. Call thing, liuaell1* 2S £aat StoM St., 7i ns area, moHnrn hUrhen. Adults. Ocfo- iUffrf) 8Q. FT. MOHT manufaeturlnf .vcnircr.*. Muil bs at lpaat IS yean 7S7-1S07 1693. >er 1 lo atay 1, $200 per mtmUi. 222- lo(L lor lease. Cull niri. HOTEL- FOR. SALE — Only hotel ATOR — ?U0. Settee and two loung« 7*7-1100 SEARS, ROEBUCK and CO. Atlantic Highlands, «ne Work, frc 18 CU. FT. G.B. FREEZER. — 600-chatrfi $50. Studio couch $50. Kitchen IMM Hwy, 35 HMflletown .... AND HELPERS -- Expeil- •arhor, equipped with dining TOOI pound capacity. Used on« year. $230. et r^5. Combination china cloaet and OFFICE 12x12 -- Fiirntihetl. alr-coritii- I'nrKl In . hAn'ttlng tlowifthnlti joortK. (lichen and cocktail lottnc*. Five m) CaU after «, Mfl-1*16. buffet, white, $25. 291-9173. PETS AND LIVESTOCK ooms and bath. Alt utmtlrs. prt. utliltiM mppUeri. Convenient to iApply In person, Anrlersrin Brothers, itts from flanfly Hook park. Ca woman. No pen. 747-5397. Red Bank railroad atatlon. |75 per TOOL MAKER line. ,_S1-S3 MlchinleJIt., Kea BsJlk. PHILCO WABHER^-V^r~wee~kYoM. 10 — PIECE DIKING ROOM SET —AKC DAOHSHtmn PUPPIES —Ruts ilh. Call 7*7-2706 or Inquire 127 Oak- norninci before 1 p.m. and after 8' Original prlct }37S, aikfng f276. Call HiKhest bidder. Call [ loving care. Reds and blacks. $61 KKYPORT — Bay view. Adult fur- land St., Red Bank, Ulht, el*en tnt*r»-8t,niK work. n.m. 7*7-5727. 787-1773. , 7Bnlonal tulldhn. Bu«y (*r »a above tvertje man neeklni laclttdH latest «qulpm«nt. Call art< Iron, 54. JMaytex bottlei, n^ver unerl, Porter. Meride, etc. EAST HOl.'KE AN and tun. male and female. Rea< Hwy. », Hailet. 44ft^2«3 BKUrlty. Mori thin th* uluftl heneftts « p.m. J11-6161. (5. Cocktail table, ?10. Recllner and TIQUEB, Hwy. 36 fit Bean Ave., At- 'iat 12. J75. Call B66-7776. MARLI5ORO AREA - Klve-rnom ur^ XfiLtinttreij Preeliion Cxiit.nc Co., Pal 1IIA TWl! « PART-TTMH hamock, (15. 10' mrf pole and Rplnnlntt lantic Highlands. 291-2147. urnlshftd apartment. Security depoiiit. TV and RADIO REPAIR SHOP reel, n««r uaed, 130. Bottle warirter Call alter 6 p.m. 9*B-R8To. (More Classified Adi Located in Ked Bank. Fully equlpp md vaporlKer, never uied, 94. Call 787 VISIT KUSCn. AND SAVE! Flve-plec AKO rerlnlprod. Ideal Umperamei SALES OPENINGS •>U lilAlH or 741-6508. 77R. kitchen Bftt $22.50. Large 9x17 grppi stock. Call 741-3818. RED BANK AREA — Bpaeloui two- MINCHBONETTJB — And confecU. rtif{ $39. Nine-piece light finish modern 1 bedroom apdrtmpnt tor rent, On The Next Page) fr. $50,000 jrowi bnslneas per yea BARBECUE MACHINE — Electric dining room net, A-l, $139. Utility cloi- AKC MINIATURE POODLES — S 741-3A94. ROAD DRIVER NOW AVAILABLE Never used. Reasonable price. Call 812- Wmt Ketnabi.tr i area. CaU 787-5O& et, suitable for •has^m'-r.t, tiS.50. Oc- irn old. J150. Call 462-1525 «venin THREK~IlobMri 'AVAIXARLR — Re.pt. between 6 and 9 p.m. oi>ly. •738. casional chMM $7.50. $10..V>. S12.T.0. aril Riiiftlajr. Wnilklng dlnUnce from Murtne Park. B«'ls complete $19.5O. $29.50, Odd (!rpsr COMMERCIAL RENTALS COMMERCIAL. ICE-CUBE MAKER em $12.50. Ch?st $10.60. Pair watnu AKC^REOISTOBED COXUBTPI'I PPr urit/ riepflilt and two-year lease re- Must B* Experienced Driving Vorks Iminori ff out, rtlapflnie* big* Sab]© and white. Rfady to go August 2f qtilred. $120 a month. Write Rox R-yjo. 1 ind' CO. 1 twin four-pout buds. $14.50 enc)i. More Dineftitu! ! Tractors In Addition ToToj ROEBUCK 10 pound*. &*; rich. Must mfl CaU 291-3611 Th Daily ReMm^r. fUd Bftnk. HMdletown and Morf. PJTaClL'fl, 25 F,. Front St., Ovtr The Ro?tl Experience. Ap-lww "*»• 35 tti tuw location" Your out is watt HAMMOND Red Bank. Near lUvervltw Hospital AKC KEOIflTBREf) Gorman ahephei KRANSBIIRO — Fniir~roomit'~iinfur- elictricity anil bags at r. Cill Wl-MM after < p.m. and un. Shots. J6B. 741-77OS. 737-1305. Bwirlty required. part-timt gardsnlng and IlfcM domei- fOR LEASE—Oorxl Rolng Gulf It THEY'RE iNICE ile |Brvlc«f, tn ctchans* Uva rent ttt* itatlon in MMdlijtnwn Twp. ar*R. Pal "AKCTR-EGIBTERKD fiERMAN SHE1 SEA BRIGHT — Immaculate four- OFRCE ORGAN Tou'H love the New wooden window HEP.D PUPPIES — Male, nine week room apartment, lurnlahed or unfur- AAA TRUCKING \n 4 lovely, niw furnlihed homt. Write triinini period. Onod deal to ^tialtriftrl ihadsa and rollupn. So many colors -si nished. 84M7it4. P.O. Box 101, WMt Lon* Branch. man. 0 to 8 weekday*, HE «-6M8. OF ASBURY PARK many pattern* and denigns. 8e« MrsShots. 175. 264-6641. SPACE CORP. Rr>berUi or Bt«ve. Renlly rjeautiful win l^IMbK 'ptJPPY — M»~1f>r Cha TIED PANK — *Two~roomi™ kitchen l/omted In center of Red Bank if AM, WOMA^tToR OOTlPt-E — WaMH Cornel at Msln St. * Mstllron ATI. nd bath. All utlltlei included, R*n»nn- tn mam |t liotfl and xltch'n. May i A vTinNB VtttttA C .Iran** eni r. dnir decor. in stock, Excellent pel Call 775-17: bunlnftRfi district MM QUAKER BRIDGE RD. or 776-!>262. able. T41-7B43. All t tie Be features provided: l*a out both. Cull mornlnca hefore Mia liquor stort. Ftnhuti>. olfer to -T THE LAKGEBT 0R8AN AND PIANO PROWN'S TRENTON 1 p.m. and aft#r 6:30 p.m. "47-5727. DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA ONE ROOM A^H™ENT^FiirnllihVd. • r>ntnil «lr oonrtitionin^ He #«ttte. 120.000 required. EDWtt Broad Ht^ Kfd Bank T41-7M0 • Beir lervice eKvainr 8. STARK, Realtor, 2W-0333. Evftninsi HRRP PUPPIES — Five we Kltrhen prlvllegeB, iiUUUe* nnd parkin* SEWING MACHINE €71-0974. Open dillr 'til » r.ra. Bat. 'til 6 p.m. OARAGE SALE —Al Ivy Hill facilities Included. Branch Ave., Hed • Private parkin* ipace Alt Equal Opportunity Employer MaUwan, AURUst 13, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. 510. 2-29-5487. Bank. Call 747-5708. • ComnlMe Janiuirlal service OPERATORS Select from our Itrn variety o( use Glassware, china, aome fumlUir*. 2H YEATl OLT> FKMALK BARR • inrilvldual thi>rmo»iancilly COB- I AM orglns, s.U cusrinteM eAd In 4xce THREE" R 6oMB~WiiTH~BATir --~"BUBT." troUM heat. i htneTUs, thr^e w"k* piW vtca- USED 3-M SECRETARY enpylnj ma- Fre» to (tnod hom«. Good with Chlldn WM couple, West Keanaburg. Call 787- • WMl-ln-wall carpetln» BniDGE SPORTSWEAR, lit INTERESTED lsnt condltlsn. B&ve hundreds of. do chine, $75. T. LTMand. Call 7., Jl*d Bink. 747-U13. In established business in Moi Un. 7O-W100. CAU for appointment to insplCU EXPERIENCED ch*f, ahoft Order men BEAGI.E PUPPY — AKH rPEii-lc WEST~ENTl"^~~Lonr" Branch Fur I mina,»* FHA owned hfim*« In Mon- For the Plsno buyer, w» hsv« th« six weeki old. Unusual marklr.^s. mouth County. I trriuU^ a H^n*** flitr«*iei. Apply in perxon, Mar mouth County-buying or partnei ^OARAOE BALE — AHRUSI !•?. 0-4, 4 nlshiri nr unfurnlihed, four hedrnnms, 747-1100 PirHT, Hwy 3B, Ke&aiburg. Isrtest selection nt the lowest prices- "'Iverbrnok Rd., Shrewsbury. Hi-Ff rec 2fiO7. hatho, $U(i phi* utllitlen. Call 222. with t aound T«PMI f*>r produrlii'Jty ship. Replies confidential. Writ resturlnr Kniibe, Msson - Hsmlln, :d player, ruga, larnpi, (urrien tor>ls 531P. and achltv**mrnt whnae coal* ar* an- Sohmer. Evsrett, flteck, Jsnssen, Hsm- KR.EE — Six w»fk old kittens. Ci Biinlitrfttiv*. Frtr confidential tniwvlew kU KSTATE SALESPERSON — Full P.O. Box 214, Rumson. tlm»- Exp^rlfnr* preftirM. MulUpl* mnnd, Hsrdmsn «n4 Flsools. Plsyers. GAS HOT AIR FURNACE — For imai: after 5. Lultnr nffirf. LAWhANCS J. BOHll Many floor modtli and used pianos. K&low, comnJete with floor grill an(" 741-37817. APARTMENTS APARTMENTS M. KRONE ASSOC. UN'r;. RMitor. Call 74T-ti2x for MONEY TO LOAN liivi-monUt, in opirs-tion, $75. Also Coif* TOODLE — Miniature. AKC reristi Budget terma available en all pur min oil furnance, hot air, $20. Kitche: black femalf-, seven weeks old, ifllO Cor Ilia Ave, Nfpl chases, •Ink 6' double drainboarr., porcelain r- MONEY TO LOAN — FHA, VA. col 13" back, 6" apron, lauceU, $25. 291- Call 787-0837. VfMlonaL Kdwln S. Stark, Bealtor. » 9173. COLLIES — AKC Sevan week*. Be INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION 0333. 775-9300 aven - Lsdypark line. Wormed, ihol ELECTRIC WASHER. AND QAS DRY- !a|l 512-S56.T MONMOUTH IIACH ER — Both gnnd conriitinr;, like new. INSTRUCTION $100 for boih. Call 7S7-2&SM. POODLES — Miniature black*, AKC "MTPATNT Reasonable. Call 787-3408 nr 781 That'a what pei7pie are eniUnr our EPECIAL. AT KYOAMORTC O-REENS — 2149. N. J/s only apartments with FREE CAREER TEST Arthur HeJielcr. Stop In or call for theChinenn Imperial rug. Antique ch!n« rirht paint information. He will nM niR. Mft-hogany *cnretH.ry deglt. Ml- DOES ANYONE havs AKC Colll* P«i '3 O6fliput*r programming the prolei you the right product at the right price howny cy»rkts.il tublp. Olnlsonns Vnsp. py to gtve tn good home? Call ev< TOWN & alnn lor you? Tux* Ui* (r.n ECTF Lucite, Conic and DJnn nr Kern Tone | 4R222S4 Carier TMt Cull 542-2S0O or vlalt ECP Large Clolionnp Inrrnae burner, 3C»rly • PRIVATE MARINA! it 395 Monmouth Fark Mwj., W. Loni American wing-hnck §hfa. Mahogany rOirp Branch. PROWN'S sideboard. MlacflUi.feous china, glass- m — Al! breeds, poodles our specia WE SUPPORT 52 Broad 8t. P.ert Bank 141-7600 ware Hnrt bric-a-brac. RUSCIL'S. Syca- ty, Formerly Canine Chatfau now ur • CABANA CLUB! COUNTRY OUR OIlADa GET JOBS! MOVING — Six rooms of furniture In- more Ave., LlttlB SHvpr. 741-8KW. der manafCPment of Country Bqutr SAFE DRIVING cluding refrigerator, air condlilonpr, HAMILTON GAR DRYER — 1(KK), $25. Pet Shop. AKC pupplei lor «ale. Hw; 1B.M. TRAlNINa 1» THE KIT 3S, Eatonlown. M2-6238. TO YOUR HUCCES3 solid oak anlloue table, freezer, elc. Frlpldaire. dflme washer, $20. Both • INDIVIDUAL TERRACES! THROUGH Ca.ll «71-S4S». working. Call M2-S264, alter 6. POODLE CLIPPING — 'summer fiaMM now Tormina:. NORTH- MOVING — MUST RBLL — Wa«her, . J S E D REFRT GERA TOR iTr\A «t« Call DRIVER DRIVING I EAST BuatnMB Machtnft School. dryer. neWalt saw. Tool Uhle. DMk. $25 wrh. Kltrhon table and chairs, $15. 741-0494. • PRIVATE OCEAN CLUB! Broad Bt, Red Bank. 747-WT. Cull 741-4H2. 671-344,1 after 5. EDUCATION READY FOR BCIIOOLT Blnrrnturr I ADMIRAL RiEKraoERATOIt — *7A LIKE NEW — Twn overhead paraKS REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Luxurious appolntmHiu In tvtry apartment Includt Ctifor-co«rdlnalt4 itmrllon. trarlen lo\lr to elstit, In yoi ninlnjt room net, 1300; bedroom set doors. Each 7'x9". All hardware m« KiLVINATOB rslrmrolor-lriiiir, ovtn and rong> . . . Individually home. %i per hour. 26M743. $125. Call S68-4311. e"*rl. Idully localid bitwMn rha Shrewibury Rlvir and tin Atlantic Onan FOR SALE 566-6219. 3fix72 . fllx chalm. Reaaontible. For In- l Hectrlr iir condiuonfd. #12B month Your own prlvat* marina and swim pool on ths propiliy. . A ftw LEARN TO DRIVE •We repair anything and everything" formation call 711-5473 aft*r 4. No ppts. Two available. BOWTEL] hundred Kit away li the oaan and your own private beedt. Juil TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machinal MACHINE SHOP-NO JOB TOD SMALL — 291-210(1. • Xk 1( minutes Irem downtown Rsd Bonk or Long Branch. • CUsirdem Instruction * Fr*« Horn* Pitk-Up All make* nt* or uiM. Qua.r»(lteoil Rainbow, 175 Broad, 7l|-7OO^ WHITE'S HOT AWAN" — ATR. COND1T1ONE' Low as 125. Serplco'l, itn Monrnou GAIIAGK SALE — August 10-12. NewBis; demanit [or WHITE ALUMINUM THREE—ROOM HARDEN APART -LIMITED OFFER I- • Mftdtrn Controlled Cars * Appointment AnyfimB ft Ken to theater. 74T-049S. md upert clrrthlnp. Records, Bound DOORS. They will beautify the front MENT. COMPLETELY DKCORATED, apes. Many household llpms. 7 Bl of ymu home, too. S33.95. Installitlon SEE aupr., an MAIN ST. • Automatic Trinsmisiien • Power Steering Ave . HiuleL {Wootllnnd Park develop- iptlpnal. 4- and 5-RM. APTS. (were from $135 mo.) RENT A TV ment 1. RUMSON—lInfurnished. Available now. Color or Dlaek and while. Dar. «Mk PROWN'S lire* roomR, bath. 5100 lncludet h • CAR FURNISHED FOR ROAD TEST or month. Low ratej. BATIHORB TV GENUINE LEATHER COUCH — »M.32 Erotd St. p.nl Banli 7«-7500 fater. R42-HOOO. ta Church St.. g—aaburr Itf-UK. M.jpl« armchair, J15. 9x12 nig, J15, FURNITURE SALE REP BANK — Four-room apartmenl FOR THE PERFECT WEDDING end table*, lamps, 510 pr. 741-24 NOW from '128 Vom mnrtel tiomGn. Finf Cnlonlftl and Near Rlvervlow Hoapita.l Newly de GOWN—Bridesmaid dresiea and all ai WESTINGHOUSE EUKCTRIC RANOE Traditional. Go wfBt of Freehold Rncp- pd. Adults prfferrfd. S125 p?i IMMEDIATE INSTRUCTION CMaorles with Individual personal aei 115. Call track Circle on Rt. 3S, loft a[ light. Lh. All utilltlea included. Wri Tire. Call Vlrftnla Xlmball, rriahon 812-4011 Follow our signs. Hickory Hill. Oprn 3-H. A-121, The Dally R?Ki»ler, Rei Including heat, hat water, air conditioning and oIlitrMl parking, iB7TO ' Brink. IADTO—PHONO — WesllnRtloiIpp talilp, AVAILABLE Save Bpaca J25. 21" T.V. radlo-phonn sterpo. AM/ r, tlirrp inputs. Six months old. 580.1EH RANK — Two-nedronra duple; FM J4O. Three-plecP living room ?50. Call 747-2670, pn nparlmenti. On at tract I' HAMILTONIAN AT MONMOUTH FOLDING DOORS CoKce t»hl« 15. Ml-Wl. rounds. Laundry facIiitleK and nl FOR INFORMATION CALL UART.Y AMERICAN wlniT^hiilrand n parkin*. Call T41-48AQ between OFF OCEAN AVE., MONMOUTH BEACH PROWN'S CONTENTS OP HOWB — French Vrn- t stool, t.irte new. $65. Two antique ,nd .1 p.m. wHslnttundd, fiR rarh. R71-11S2. incinl T.V. Custom hamhr>o rork- NE~FIVE - -UOOM APATlTMBNT — DIRECTIONS: East on Rumion Rood (County Route 530) to Ocean DE8K8 JIB uo FILED, lablei. chaJn is.pin bPrtroorn, yiinp hMronm, unfa, RimDAIRE PEU1XE ELECTRIC ln<» foiir-rnnm apartment. Heat nnA Avenue, sia Bright; right (south) to park Road, Men mouth Beadu addlni machines, trpewrltsri, oftlc imps, «tc. Call 22fl.Mf)B after 6 p.m. 1ANGE — REASONABLE. vater iuppU«d. J80 monthlj. Unloi right ta Ha ml I toman at Mon mouth apartment). TOWN & COUNTRY tqulpmeftt, etc., a.t nartaln crlcea. Ne 462-2780 or \is«. AAO DESK OUTLET. Rtl .LEAKY leach. 2(0-2173- Rental Agent. THE BRtTE AGENCY 19, OaihurlL 511-SM. {utters are damaging. Call for' tree ORANDFATHER. CI-OCK —- 1812, hrnnn \FARTlmrr~41 Broad St., Key Fhon«: 264-0664 Model Apt: 222-8120 estimate and low, low prices on white, f chfirry wood Rase, J300. Oriinrt leal furnished. $35 P" month, KITCHBN .CHAIRS , - lann, ehnny, ?20ft. 2B1-OJ)M. DRIVING SCHOOL Dinette i*u and bar itoeli. MonmoL " " quality aluminum &mt*r.v rooms and. hath, Call .2R4O215 betweer Dinette, 11« Monmeuth at., Reft Ban* SWIMMING POOLS a.m. and 5 p.m. 566-6100 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. PROWN'S 'i PRICE TTAMKB~^^RTMKNTa - Val- •1strihulor has left over brand new USED PIANOS AND ORGANS froi 12 Broad SL Kod Bawk 741-7KnO Drive. Route 33, Atlantic Highland LICENSED BY THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY . BXBOUTrVE SUITE — Thret-rnom 9fi7 ahovp-ground rnnla - \'t TRICE Mi miles from Bindy Hnok Stati |2n. .rianoi bought, sold, repaired, nstallRtlon and terms arransced. 776- rk. One - and two - bedroftm unlti moved. By mppolntment-Freehold Music houaehold (ortettfid lor unpairt hainnce. IROO. GftnMr, *h-47,m , ;177 or S2 a week hny« you «. com- rnlihed or unlurnlshed. awimmlni EATONTOWN ilfte living room, bedroom and mod- RR OIJITAH and Silverton« Twin mol and recreation area. Patio or bal ern dinette net with all RCPPn(ir.rl'>a. elvis amplifier. Take best offer. Af- :ony, each unit. Rent from 1132, \tt FIELD FURNITURE, 7*11 E. Front St., r 6, 741-Oflfiri. dlnK heat anrl hot wat^r. 291-0770, Keyjiort. 2fi4-3020. Open Mnn., Thura. ; Fri. 'til B. Tuei. & Wed. 'til 6. ELI.OW HOTPOINT -• electric wall 3OEANP0RT — Unfurnlshprt, five largi at. 'til fi. nveri. noorl condition, clean. $25. Call •onm». Cnnvrnlrm. $8(1. CM CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY R72-1738. 747-1M.1. GAB RANGE — »M, trart- APARTMENTS APARTMENTS A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI ent niift refrigprator $2(1, man'i bl- :ycle JIO. Woman's bicycla $1ft, chlld'a Gold Medallion Apartments & Club imall Ri?.ft bicycle, convertible bar and LIVE ON THE OCEANFRONT Adding Machine". — Typewriter* Genenl Contractor! Pearl and Bead Restrlngtng Th« most axeluiiva q«rden ap«rtm«nti alnlng wheeln, $15, Lawn mower $!i. •nd club in thi J«n»y Shore arsa. ADDrNG MACHINEB — Typewriter* RALPH A. COLE, BUILDER - New Expertly on braided nylon. S1.60 a sold, rented, repaired. Btrplca's, 101 homes. Additions. Alterations. <3a- atrand. sterling clanps from 75c. !all 201-3509. UonmouU St.. Red Bank, 74T-MI9. r«n. Ronla. Call 7U-38OS. imism.t.ES.' s« Broad et, r.ed SEA VERGE On« «nd twe.badroom ap«srtm«fitt from MASONRY — Steps, sidewalk!, patios. Bank. Carpentry a,nd painting. Re&aonablt MOVING Asphalt Paving rates. M2-UM, 717-aw. fillinfr rtr«iierir»-fiirta.ns. r.K Rpfrlgpr- Plumbing and Heating nr. Smnll srtlflclfll fire hearth and ELEGANT HIGH RISE APTS. aENERAI, ASPHALT PAVTNn INC. WORKING MAN'S CONTRACTOR — lantFl. Hantlmnde Inlaid rtntiblf drf.sa- opprox. M25 Bladetop driveways and parkins lots. Alterations. Repairs. Masonry. Small PLUMBING — Heating and bathroom • Rnd mirror. Two ijimtlty hPRtihoards. CaU Kir fret «»tlmtte. imtMi Joha, too. 991-9714. remodeling. 'ortahle room henter, thprmostat enn- West End-Long Branch, N. J. Including htn\ *nd all ulilitlct. ol. Ca)\ for npr°<>itiTiPnt. Mrs. Gor- insulation & Siding CORRIGAN'S ikr, M2-1359. Bus Tours 127 Oakland St., Red Rank 747-2706. APARTMENTS OF LUXURY, PRESTIGE, • En|oy the many advantajjss of • All apartmsnh equipped with hwe INSULATION ft SIDING CORP. — IANI13H walnut mnriprn hertronm eet, modern, tote* clfron electric heat air cendltlonsrs. BUS T0US8 TO EXPO 87 NOWAlso windows, ronls, gutters, etc. plPCPB. R' rirfisser with mirror. CONVENIENCE AVAILABLE FOR OBOUPg ONLY. 10-30 year guarantee. Dny or nltht Roofing, Siding & Insulation Sail alter 3:30 p.m. 231-^ri2. • HMt thsrmMtats In EACH ROOM 'ETERSEN TRAV1L, 741-5550. 775-9*07. Adam Unzmayer 2»1-O3ra • 21 acres olonnwl for your ;ODAIC VB p • A FEW MINUTES TO RED SANK to provide YOUR desired rum OLSEN CO. INC. Rootlnc, sldlnc A 1 ultimate en|eyment. Odd Jobs Insulation Installed and guaranteed ulne. Letter ftlte. Like new. Avullahip » 20 MINUTES TO HOLMDEL temperature. Ceramic Tile Ccntfactors lor 10 years. 7J5-O70.V 291-O540. 'iti\ siippllen at fraction of cost Dfw. • The most exqulilte and complete YARDS, CELLARS, garages, stores ln.ll 741-2800. '_ • SCIENCE KITCHENS • Public ao" courses nearby. cleaned up. Have truck. Fret tstU SIDINO — Alsco, Dupont Tedlar and • LARGE ROOMS AND CLOSET SPACB pool and Cooano Ctub, Including CBRAMIO TILB Alcoa. Work guaranteed. • Front and rear entrances. Would you like a modern ceramic tile mates. 711-2149 alter 3 p.m. ALE SALE SALE • CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING true Olymplc-ilie pool, Kiddie bath or kltchliriT All work guaranteed, PROWN'S poolt tenrtli, badminton, thuf(it- • Spacious roomi, deluxe kitchens free estlmatet. Call 261-3363. Painting' and Decorating REDWOOD FURNITURE • INDIVIDUAL THERMOSTATS SI Broad St. Red Bank 141-7500 lorn pa rp thfsft vitliiei. Club chulr, • DOORMAN — OI=F STREET PARKING board, valley ball and lundeck. and bathrooms. CARL, B. JONES — Painting tod ow $16.IS. Bf-ttee, nnw M4.41. Rnr.kfr, Carpeting wallpapering. Fully Insured. For Irse Sewer Cleaning 18.6ft. TetM-Utr, *S7.37. Cnalsp, $2fl.^ft. a SWIMMING POOL AND ACCESS TO BEACH estimates, call 717-30*1, $•• and judge trios* many superior featurei for yourtelf. Mcntc tJiblPd and hMchRft, MB.Jiff, All • NEAR SHOPPING, RAILROAD AND WORSHIP HOUSES WALL-TO-WALL Irutallatlons. Indoor L. H. HILL — Painter Interior and JACK'S SBW1R OLKANINO — With irlrpn «r» for Rpnnln* heavy redwood lltd outdoor. - Kitchen' carpet -EBftclal- exterior.- No- Jobs-too Urg* or too Electric lewer Rooter, cleans all urntlurA wiih pnlytireth&nR fnum ouBh- • APARTMENT5 WITH TERRACES L Reptln. Ken CoUtley. MJ-0O10 irqall. Very reasonable. Call 225-2467. nousehold drains, -plpea and atwar lss. First come, ftrnt wrved, PINE BROOK RD, EATONTOWN lints. 67MW0, STUDIO, ONE AND TWO INTERIOR AND BXCTDRIOR paint- RED BANK LUMBER Diamonib Bought or Reitjlcd ing. Also decorating. Our vrlees art Tel. Answering Service DIRECTIONS: Take. Parkway Spur west from Eaiontown Circle to Hopa Cheaper than theirs. Call Stack Paint- earl and Wall lied Bank 741-5500 BEDROOM APARTMENTS. Rood (lost road before Parkway entrance). Rloht w Hopt Rood one Let u> buy the dUmonda you doa't Ing C.1. tor free estimates. 741-4(30. LBT IIS BE your nontiry, No need MOVING — Sat. 10 to 3. Oak dining black to Pine Brock Rood. Turn rlQrtit to model. or 1st us rostvlt them far youPAINTTNO — J3.5O an hour or con- to mlia, calls. 31 bnir anrwtrlng 'com, BAhy nrurd plnnn. ROfJi, itilffpi ully. Eeunlllsi', 3< Broad; St. aerrlct. 7I1-4700. ehAltii, antlqu* wall phone, pictures, FROM $140 PER MONTH tract. Fully Insured. Pair Haven tables, eirved chalm, mirrors, antiauft Made) Apartment open Dally/ except Wednesday, ifl:3d to I p.m. Kom« Supply. Fres eslimatM. »42- chest, wrought Iron prtrcti-Mt anil brlc- Entertainment 1673 nr 741-6SM. Window Cleaning hr*c. *8 flevtnth Ava., Ailanllc Hlgh- (INCLUDING UTILITIES) Owntr: GlenEatnn, inc. THOMAS SLATB luiri*. ' TlckeU tvallable lor lateat Broad- Free Estimates AAA WINDOW CLEANING! way S&6»( and Hajor Bporto BiYtnta. Fainting and Decoratlni OOMMERCIAL ANT> INDUSTRIAL FENDER BHOWMAN~AMPUFIER""- 385 OCEAN BLVD. TEL 229-3371 Managed by S. Hekemlan & Company, inc. i;« Monmouth at.. Red Bank, Fully insured M2-3MD "741-43S9 747-8643 1325, SlKUllfent eoaditlorJ, 4 monihi old. Call 6C-C213 aftar 5. SUPT, ON PREMISES TO 7 P.M. •m-u - HOUSES FOB SALE 18—Fndav, August 11, 1967| ROUSES FO8 SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB MIX HOUSES FOR SALE THE DAILY REGISTER WITHOUT CROSSINS COMMERCIAL RENTALS THE BERG AGENCY A STREET REALTORS Your children an walk to school. BUTL.Dn>O f>H F-ENT Lergf ntr Lovely thre&feedroam ranch with kni MM trA 'ifllrp, SOW. »1U> fpa.- den em large basement. Beauti- for I8r« menufBcturfr or wareftouee, $ 16,500 Rent >160 monthly. C»ll SB-im. fully landscaped. Perfect condi- Custom Built Cape tion. EATONTOWN — Air conditional office I2S.500 Silled on Kt. 3.1, Flwty.of Wklng. REALTORS • - INSURORS - APPRAISERS A KOZ1CKY. R«l E«t«tt Brokpr, RL Firepl. SS. Eatonlrwn. 542-2223. • ace RESTORED VICTORIAN MIDi)LETOWN. OFFICE 8.000 SQ FT. Msimfsclurlns or wire. Middletown proper sits this lovely Cape. Two-bedroom expansion Four bedrooms, two NEW baths, COLONIAL SPLIT attic and two finished off bedrooms. Heat cost is $135 per year. New kitchen. Panoramic view ImmacuM. ihre.-b«droom. I '/i -bath split lev«l with l«rg«, liomiy i«mily room «nd for lum- Full basement. Extras include aluminum storms and screew, from dining room. Wide porches, UNDEMANS. Brrti-r. V.nWU Ma. ra«r use, a l.rge patio in rear of hous* witk gas grill and gas light; print*. fanetd-in *r»«. Ftae Bldg.. B.l^lnvn. M2110S. shades and range. ONLY AT BERG. flagged terrace. Lower level apartment or "home office." On«-c«r garags. All this situated on an ov«rsii«d lot In located In the REDDEN AGENCY lecorated four-bedroom Cape Cod. level and itfl treed lot will. H heart of Btrathmore, on Hw7. 34. Call 7 family room, wall-to-wall carpeting, is whether selling or buying. 7 da.71 ull basement with 23x13' game- low taxes maka this one a "must" The Paul Bragar Agency see. 21 Iir sErvlce. O.U SGS-70OO «o»U]i:e oom. Immediate occupancy. Ofr APPLEBKOOK OF MATAWAN; B«»l- 741-9100 U>TS. ered at $16,500. NBW SHREWSBURY — SW.Mlf). Lnlsa room, inside and out, for the kids and REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Realtor! - Insurors dogs tn play, mom tr> garden, and pop On The Next Page) JTTLE SILVER - Three-bed- to shoot gnlf balls on the ovprfiirpd (More Classified Ads 794 Broad St. • Shrewsbury, N. J. 07701 • 747-0221 HIGHLANDS - Y I h LHlltlw li Uemher n! Rerl Bank oom, two-balh Cape Cod. Im-j lot of this brand' new Colonial bl level, room coltagp and bath, ^tiiiuw Multiple Listing Ben-ice 22' balcony overlooking- ba-ckyard, 19'x- aculate condition throughout, 12' living room, ll'xll' dining room. HOUSES FOR SALE eluded 5*0 monthly. Call 291-WW COTE CAPE COD Immedial* possession. 'leasant rear yard with patio :n St. James Parish, five minutes COLTS NECK from Red Bank. Living room nd large shade trees. Full dry THE MEISTRICH kitchen, three bedrooms, den, fin lasement. Offered at $24,900. Mr. 15 acres — good locatien — ideal for small horse farm. ished basement. Absentee owner AGENCY "Home asking $16,500. WEART-NEMETH LINCROFT " ReaKor-Insuror RUMSON WATERFRONT — Ex Finder" A wooded setting on I acre this home of colonial design has much to offer — excellent irea 244 Broad St. Red Bank pansive view of beautiful Shrews- AGENCY Recommends for children —4 'bedrooms with room to build the 5th — I'll bathi, spacious closets and >ury River from your porch. 28 741-5888 living room with stone fireplace REALTOR Member of Multiple storage, large den with brick fireplace. Owner tranifererd. Truly a buy $36,500, Four bedrooms. Modern kitchen Listing Service GONE TO VIRGINIA with breakfast room. 2!/_ baths. 102 WEST. FRONT ST, Move right into +hii ipolleil RUMSON 10' dock with bulkheading. Low HOUSES FOR SALE taxes. Priced to sell at $35,000. 741-2240 ranch ityled hotie. Doiignsd to Convenient to sehoolt »nd transportation, 2 story, 3 bedroomi, paneled living room and Jail, give the maximum in comfort CUTE AS A BUTTON! Complete- Member of Red Bank large dining room, Immediate occupancy. Excellently priced $19,900. end space. Four bedroomi, two nT'pnrv — Four roamls and bath, fl5 ly redecorated three - bedroom Multiple Listing Service B(ilik InqUir<> 110 1DELICI0USLY DIFFERENT baths. Living room, modern LeonarSir™d PSt!. , R*LmitaJCMruba0 ' . home in quiet neighborhood in 794 BROAD STREET (Open 7 Days) — 747-0221 SHREWSBURY jttle Silver. Living room, dinette. Drop in for free area map Ifitehsn. Formal dining room. New kitchen with electric range. | LENAPE at COLTS NECK Two-car garage and half bail- Tiled bath, jrarnfie, basement. = Outstanding fiMlnn ond ronsfruc- | tlon. 2 minutes irom Llnerofl, Besf ment. Value packed with many, rivate patio. Low taxes. Real- HOUSES FOR SALE = Incotlon on ond od|ocenf to Ths istically priced at $22,509. | Lokc. m«ny extras. Priced for a quick or weekdays | $40,900 COMPLETE sale at $22,900. l ATTENTION ALL LARGE FAM- H From Lincrofl-Phalanx Road fa Fhofe W*« r ILIES — Five^bedrootn split HEDGERELD si Rldidale, first right post water MONDAY THRU SATURDAY RUMEOK.Y. 1202N ) -< 3Winte 6^)854r. 'rental. fimUhed in St. Leo's Parish. Three baths. At Colts Neck H to Horseshoe Court and models. J to 5:30 Large living room, dining room. | DRAMATIC SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. Beautiful kitchen with dinette. Inspect and compare 3 Big 1Vi 2O'x25' Iwo-stary klfdierv Den AND family room with brick m panoramic view. Wooded lot, very CALL NOW1 HOUSE FOR RENT §§ prlvoie. Corner of Clover Hill Lons West Keanaburg wall fireplace. Open porch and Custom designed, quality = and Newmanj Sprtngs Rood, (Rt. 767-S71S. patio. Tree shaded Jot. All this construction homes. i 550). for only $38,000. Sterling I hompson I Atsoe. St. Loo's Parish, convenient to Lln- WANTED TO RENT REALTORS 747-MM INSURORS croH-Eotontown area. 1 Conrad Wissel III Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. Dlredlons: Corner Rt. 537 ond Hwy. 15—Adlocenr cobblestones bEaPERATE! Need three «nd Jou1r ledroom iinWrnlahed JP>«* "2** - Corner Bergen PI. Swimming River Rd. West to Lake- 1 232-1561 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. mi to J22J pet month. For young exec- sld« Ave. utive famlfiei. Occupancy »W Ume RED BANK PHONE P. T. LAHIFF, 199 Broad SL, Bank. Evenings and Sundays fHENIsifflD three-or 'wg-bedroom 946-4828 RUMSON RANCH HILLSIDE RANCH Jouss-WltrJn 15 miles or Holmdel by COLTS NECK Jingle professional man. 842-3063 alter 741-7480 Delightful setting and convenient Custom built on heavily wooded 6 p.m. location. Immaeulata FOUR- two acres with beautiful ecein COAST GUARD OFFICER-Needa 3 or view. SIX months old. Three 4._edro_m home a. soon as possible. CAN YOU BELIEVE IT7 bedroom home. Large dinetta in Must riloMte by Sept 1_ Fle»» w'l *a.t compact, tvtr-hedroom ranch. Ex- Mr. fireplaces, 30' family kitchen cellent ' condition. Desirable location, kitchen, formal dining room, plus 29' den, four badreems, 872-0300 large lot. Better hurry. $13,800. RESPONSIBLE ARMY FAMILY would "Home and stone fireplace in living* three baths. Make this t must like to rent four-bedroom house in the PRIVATE BEACH AND room. $39,500. if you want luxury. $59,500. vicinity o[ Fort Moiftnouth. Yearly Finder" ''lease Vith option to hay. Prtferawy LOVELY VIEW neir Catholic school ard church. M-163, JDJOV life In this four-bedroom, modern Recommends The Dnily Register. RM Bank. ranch. Swim all aummer, dream by WE HAVE ail overflow or ttoni fide the fireplace all winter. Call today' prospects ]ooXing: lor two fir four bed- $23,500. NEW rooms Call us for fast action to have QUALITY REALTY ASSOC. QUALITY your Home rented. THE BERG AGEN- Hwy. 3fi A Homestead AVP., Leonardo x CY, Rt. 35, Middletown. 671-1000. (Next tn Mprmald Dlnfr) Lincroft. Four bedrooms. 2 k • SHREWSBURY CirriTga A. DcLorme. Realtor bath horn* ort % aer§ improved FURNISHED ROOMS 291-0953 — 291-0976 lot. Family kitchen. Dining RANCH room. 18x13 living room find KED BANK — Furnished nwmi on RUMSON Ready for immediate occupancy. ground floor with private entrance, wall 4o wall carpeting. Large Kitchen privileges. Women only. Inquire RIVERFRONT Four bedrooms and two battis, 43 Peters PI. verted c&rri_LgB Hoous on Oyster 22x14 family room with ^re- Ba.y. TWO acrei oi privacy. First Moor BEAUTIFUL LAKEFRONT PROPERTY living-dining room combination. FOR BUSINESS OR EETCRED WOM- consists of large living room, modern place. Utility room and two-tar AN — Wanting privacy and pleasant eat-in kitchen, adjoining 20' den with Five bedrooms, 2'/> baths, 15x25 living room, 13x17 dining Basement and large yard. Ask- surroundings. Kitcnen privileges. IT fireplace. Studio overlooking water on garage. Juit minutes by . car BMBch Ave.. Red Bunk, 7.1-73H. teennd floor, plus a same room and room, 15x24 gameroom. 2,595 sq. ft. total living area. Price ing $22,900. four bedrooms, 2% baths, attached Irom tnepping-'and transporta- LOVELY ROOM — Nicely furnished. double garage. A unique new listing, just reduced to. $46,700.. Jfear. Red Bank High School, **)*£* ideal (or the: large family that «enjoy tion, entrance. 17 B. BPrgpn PI. MJ-^IM. informal living. Asking H2.flMi. B-NGLE ROOMS — Clean, comfortable Offered at $31,000. reasonable. Oentleman° preferred. 93 HALL BROS.. FUiltors Wallace BL, 7«-53_;. Game. 813 River Rd. 7.1-768S Fair Havel MONDAY THRU SATURDAY ILLMENSEE pplebrook Agency Member Multiple Listing Service 9 to 5:30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE MOVE FAST SUNDAY, 1-5 p.m. AGENCY Quick sal* wanted on this lovely three- 112 Ave. of Two Rivers RUMSON bPdrnom homo on beautiful treed lot CALL N0W1 HOUSES FOR SALE 2k' living rofrm, 18' family room, RT. 34 462-3172 COLTS NECK baths, gajraje,"- walttrV-tfall ~'€i..r, storma and Kcreena. Plui much more, 842-2900 15 COTTAGES No meney down vet*, low down^ non- I stempseVJi Aett*. Oldest Real Estate Firm in Colts Neck CAN BE CONVERTED TO A_L T-EAR REALTOR5 141-Sm INSURORS $2,250 EACH When buying or telling in Colti Neck — Fer quick results TERRIFIC DEAL, TOR VAN'S AGENCY. REALTOR Hwy, 35-Ad|acent Cobblestones! QUAI-mED BUYER Hwy. U «nd Main St., MiUwa-n MIDDLETOWN, N. J. call the Realtor who knows the area. NO DOWN PAYMENT WATERFRONT 787-7526 ColonlaJ. Seven-room home. BaAh and powder room. Hot water heat Fire- BEAUTIFUL HOME place. Two-car garage. Lot 100x172 Lcrft Uvlnt room, full dinlnf room, bulkheaded. Excellent value, (23,500. four large bedrooms, family room wit] rtlsed hearth fireplace and porch which ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY will m&lce you fuel you are In the Realtor Adirondackt. Wooded lot with a brook 1480 Ocean Ave. Sea Brlthi An exceptional hone for $52,900. Mc M3-00M LOOKING FOR VALUE? AU8TER AOENCY, REALTORS, 109 Open 7 Day* I. River Rd-, Rumdon, 842-1894. VETS NO DOWN HOLM DEL ProIesaioniU »He, Large older Colonial. $825 FHA REALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISERS Four bedrootne. two full baths. Situated Older home, niree bedrooms, living on over an acre of land with trees. room, formal dining room, countr SHREWSBURY OFFICE Large outbuildings includH in sal* kitchen, newers. Walk to trannportatio Centrally Jccateri. Ownpr anxloud for and stores. CROWELb AGENCY, « eale. Offered at S2B.W0. APPLEBROOK Riverside Av«. T41-4O30, Evenings 7U- OF MATAWAN, Realiorn, Rt. 34, Mata- 36M, VACANT RANCH vm. 56B-7600. SAVE fmtUeii hours oC learcninc by 4 bidrooms, 2 baths, basement, stone fir* pi ice in living room, birbtcut en i hug* patie, sending tot our fre* comprehensive OCEANPORT INCOME PROPERTY— catalog; yiodeit homei; palatial Rum.' privaey f«nca, 2 ear g«r«g« «nd trsai en V* «cr». $22,900. Two 3-room apartments. Phon* 7<7 son estates, waterfronts, tmrms. Mul- lftSl for appointment. tiple Listing... 20 FOOT DINING ROOM • VERY NICE WHITE STUCCO HOUSE RAY STILLMAN, Realtor "Our 4»th Year" Ranch home, 15 foot kitchen, 21 foot living room, 50 foot garni room, 3 spacious bidroomi, . -—-. Slack--aholUMk—47.- South-&„-&*<, 5"—Bh"ftf ~j—k'rtlij;" 1iBt"wat»T~b!iVeboTir(l' n««tr'5*»tBi§™lr1jTittivln^t~Ct1WBrTT]^iitmiiit.—Onty""enr" 8uk. Call BTl-UM for detail*. COOPERATIVE APARTMENT — Two tvallable.. .: , ._ .^ bedrooms. $77 per month plus heat 542-1060 after « p m. RUMSON — For a large family. Neai ecbool, but, shopping. Older house. HOLMDKL COMFORTABLE-OLDER — . Needs decorating only. (23,500. Ctl Trees Klevatlon Eicluntve area B42-OIT3. Immediate occupancy. A-l buildsr built Warmth It an added feature of this spacious 11 room home, with 5 bedroomi and sep»rat» WATERFRONT — Three this three-bfldroom, two-bath ranch wtth tarrlag* house; plenty of huge trail end'shrubi on a large lot, All for $34,900. houers en three acrrs nf land, Income t-ln kitchen, dinlr/fc rnom, paneled S4S00 a, yr Waterfront is vacant lind r^atton room with fireplace\nd (wo- 700 ft. road fror.iage. Bale rrlce J45.OO0 BaraRp. Asking fCI.SOfl. MARSHALL 461 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. Trade all or part 7< 1-223.1. P. WHlTFIKLn, BROKKR. South mdpl JW,, HdmriH. O46-447S. Open 7 Days > 741-5212 Trade-ins BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL - In Riinv ton. Consist in* of two ihree-room apts SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — Four plus one larger apt for home and or room cn-op*rative. Oil hest. Small down Income. Lively irrounds. Esrellenr lo- payment, Call sfter f. ft422HSfl cation. Just what you've wanted. In- HOLMDEL VILI^AnE ~- Three-year come, pays all. For appointment. 842- il Colnnln!, Four bedroomg, larg 1251. living room. Eat-In Vltchen. Dining LITTLE BILVER — CornplMViy~"rfno nwm, 2fixl3H fflmlly mom with fire- vated In and out. New kitchen, fut place, Large screened porch Attache? cellar. Twu t>eri rooms, 400 Frosped ftRraRp, IVJ hRthB. City water plu Ave. Call 741-2838, ' _ rleep well for lawn sprinkling. One acr You'll Find That and More at Heritage Hills! tot on ciilrte-sac. Jrieal far children, LOWER PRICE HURTB" —"BiiTowroi Owr*r transterrpd. September occu- will sell direct this fine ranch with PICK A TREE . . . ANY TREE! THE HARTSHORNE—$31,000 three bedrooms, 1wo bath), dlntnic area P&nry. Kl^.OOfl. fHfi-flUS, . . . AND MORE eat-In kitchen, recreation room, ful basftment, two-car garage, Carpeting tM-ROOM COOPERATIVE apartment Features three large bedrooms, three Select from five authantic colonial included. Lot has many li>es and Tiled bath, knotty pine kttcherJ. $850. flowere, Patio and fencing. Oonventenl rll 5*2 MSP anytime baths, two-car garage, paneled den designs. Featuring four-, fivB-ied- The models aren't completed, the roads aren't tp top schools and St. James Parish M1ODLBTOWN — p-alrvlcw. Three-bed rooms two-, three-baths, half acre to Call today, 7U-I333. Only $21,7M, room spilt level. Two hath*, Llvtm with fireplace, country style kitchen. rnnrn, dlntng room and kltrhen all paved and the utilities aren't in, but you're INCOME PROPERTY -flM~Bsnk P e 1 cnndiltnned. Family room. Garnge. Call invited to come early and select a lot with dining room, full basement and hot T^L 7°^ '"i" "!. - f"?* riverfronL Centrally located. Large old- T4I-77P.V er home with threw 3 room Hprtrimmtft plenty of trees. ,,,,,.. _, . , established community and mst min- and one 2Tr>om. Two-car garage with MONMOUTH BEACH -- Four" bed- additional paved parking area. Excfl- •na, two baths, Kamernnm, full water baseboard heating. Designed ures to commutar shopping and r.c- 3er.! invMtmrnt potential. 131,500. 741- it. J32.MK). PACKBH'B REAL Oakwood Park in Middletown will feature bi- HIA TATF. KXCHANnR, R42-O24S. for relaxed, enjoyable living. reational facilities. levels, splits and Colonials with thrsa and four EAST KEANSBUTl'G™^~~Ffve" rno Thrift bpifnoms, Biirporrh Storm i Five hprtrnnma, thrpf li«lhi>. fully rur bedrooms -from $22,500. MODELS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, 9 A.M. TO b P.M. dowi. Biding, garngs*, Kprcnt.ty rmn nlshcd. S3R.M0. fACKEr^R REAL F.R. cd Lnw to middle Inrome. 7R7-B TATB KXCHANGK, A42-fK!4.1, DIRECTIONS: Heritage Hills Is locoled on Kings Hwy. East, are-half ;i,'MSON RE^TIREM EN^T or n»wly Only 22 heavily weeded lots are available, so - THREE BEDROOMS — Paneled kltrh mils from Middletown Bank and Post Office. *n oij h'a?, fla*«.on« patln Front Ioc«- reserve yours howl For more information and a USE OUR t'on Co-fpFr«!!v». M2-W23. •ilh fifrTlac-p, kltrtirn wllh invH1y din- "K BIPH. drn. AlUc.liPti Rarap* Fs tour of our little forest, call LARGE fifiLOSlAt'~pn*~n! fllTli fnr>r]inr>n Many flttrarliv »x ANOTHER FINE COMMUNITY BY est V*» as reslij^nrs or realdence and; EXCHANGE off.c* O Mm niFKELl/M BOR./S'REALTORS' MULLANEY. REALTOR at 671 .5151 today! NORCO CONSTRUCTION CO. COLONIAL ON POND — Lovely Fair 6fifl Riv^r Rd.. Fair H«vrn. 747-iSS:. PLAN T Mcmhir M'jMinl- Ustti.'it Servicp. Ha.-en. nn Mcran?r B pond. Ekatlng EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT If you're hevin.g difficul- , and ftfhirg In narK-.-arii Fmir bedrnnrru MIDDLKTOWN PPMT — Thr?* h«d- " 24- "WatKf, psnpipri rprrpsrrrm- room.' rnnm*. finrth hpdronrn or dsn, - 'i^ ty selling .your present ir.reMr-r ;jr,r>'- ri'n l.nw fnrtlps. Prir,- haifr*. '"ArpntfriK, rUU'jn on SunFederal- Agencies Join .io'je epittd «uifca»e. Utt, MC.sI price ilm»I<»t« with bal*lJn« TU. NEWLY BUILT n. fartlaoy lurnlahed. »'/3,0W, JOHN BLAKKLKY ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ATTACHED APARTMENT. LO'VEJ.Y CAPE wlUi full bwreraont, gi: TMoture a home with three bedrooms, — Two for the price of Secretary LIKE TO LIVE rage and -workshop, Bitualcd on spa- one. And a reduced price at that. Main iy. U ' J2.B For Charity Campaign larre- living room, comfortably designed clous lot. Low, low price of *12,860. house features living room, dining room, NOTICE D L LE IL ER f eat-In Kitchen with plenty of cabinets, ' 5 ^ y ~ ^ ™r or five-bedroom modern bath plus an oversized masonry •dtchen, sun room, two bedrooms, bath, MONMOBTH COUNTY FORT MONMOUTH - Feder- Fund drive officials have des- ??.UlleV*LuOm*' 71* C?ntml »ir-oondiaoning, 26 foot living room, LONELY RANCH Karafre. Close to nchools, shopping, basement, oil heat. Income cottage ha* HUKROOATE'R COURT ! churches and trans portatlon. Land- three rooms and bath, basement, gas Kotlc* to Crfdltors !o PrUfnt al agencies in Monmouth County, ignated the 1968 campaign to be 19' den with fireplace, three baths, full cella* tvwar garage, 125 Situated amongst (he Irees in Midrlle- heat. Complete with view. $14,000. lot with trees, rural location, asking $41,500. ««'««"=. "» tn wilh largo carpeted living room, (scaped, and a nice lawn with which to ClalmK A Kill not KitaU staffed by more than 25,000 ci- conducted at all nine installa- nK room, fiirniJy size kitchen, three putter. ESTATE OF ALIDA LAURA AN- rofirnu, tiled fcath, iuH basement HIGHLANDS — Looking for a summer DERSON', DECEASED. vilian employees and servicemen, tions between Sept. 18 and Oct. h laumiry and recreation room ani Itagc? Ask. to ace this one for W.00Q. Pursuant to the order of DONALD , SPACIOUS RANCH attached garage. Can be financed on THE APARTMENT FEATURES J. CUNNINGHAM, Snrro«ate of the are mapping final plans in their 31. IN NEW SHREWSBURY _ Thre« bedrooms, ba)h and powder •-xrfijeni FHA tir VA terms lor only a modern cat-in kitchen, \d.rr,n living Omnty of Monmnuth, this day madp, initial promotion of one consoli- £2,500. room, comfortable Bizod bedroom snd FINLAY REAL n ihe appllration of the undersigned, During the drive period, when room. 21 living room separate dining room, modern kitchen and tileil bath. All this plus two private ESTATE AGENCY Iharles W. Jtogers, Sr., Sole Exftcutor dated fund-raising drive covering each individual will receive cam- • family den. Enclosed porch, garage. Beautiful larop nLot with ntranCPB. Tills properly aflorris pri- •f HIP estate .>; the utifd Alida Laura RARITAN vacy plus an added Income. For a 872-0100 Andersen deciHSPd, notice i» tiercby 1968. paign literature that includes a trees. LARGE MORTGAGE CAN BE ASSUMED.Ifking $23^00 polntment call given to the creditors nt Halt! tipcpaspd *M\P. two-bedroom home. Large living A merger of charity efforts in pledge card, emphasis will be room, large kitchen, On!y $111 per 787-3733 Kveninga and Sundays, 872-0728_ o present to th« *aM Sole Executor month to carry to any qualified buyer. ElfS-HT YEAR OLD COLONIAL — Kour their claims under (<&ih within «ix nine government establishments placed on payroll deductions. Between 8 A.M.—1 P.M. months irom this daie. " 2'-! baths. Llvintr room with in the local area will put into ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY Plnlnt room. Kitchen with Dftt«d: July Kith, is*67 \ The Accounting and Computer SPLIT LEVEL laundry area. Den. Full hasement, CHARLK8 W. ROGERS, Sr. operation one single on-the-job Three bedrooms, paneled living rwint HOLMDEL double garace. Enclosed porch. Lovely Highway ^71 Programming Committees, two 199 Broad St. 741-3450 RecJ Bank anrl recreation room, i'.S baths. Ex- ... ACRES — Hidden away. Six-room area •with, trees. Excellent condition. KanasQiian, New Jersey :ampaign for soliciting donations of the six panels under the cam- ellenl condition throughout. No liivesl- older home, clean and liveable, rltuated $32,000. Sole Executor .0 support voluntary health, wel- nenl required lor qualified OI. MOOin tiis countryside. .Asltftig $Z*,&00. Robert J. Riddle, Eaq, paign's Joint Working Group, "94 Yoart of Red Carpot Service" to KHA buyers. $18,400.' r LITTLE BILVEH CIIATtMEIt — Tliree 87 Union Avenue are and character - building or- have installed a system for dona- EDWIN S STARK, Realtor CLEAN AND SMART bedrnoms. Living room, dining area, Alanasiiuan, r^ew Jersey janizations. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE " new Idkhen. Tile t»a.t)i. Basement. Ex Attorney tions to be automatically deduct- SOi-OOT . ccllent location. 522,000. July 21, 28, Aug. 4, 11 $38.52 Kvtnlnes Ml-0971 LOOKING The newly approved system ed from each pay check. This is .r-Jif'lroorn residence on nearly V/> NOTICE' OF "SETTLEMENT ctf^fcf landscaped grounds. Bfurncd will be known as the 1!)68 Mon-based on the contributors' indica- HOUSES FOR SALE RUMSON — OLDE OF ACCOUNT, DIRECTIONS AND HOUSES FOR SALE celling den with fireplace. Carpeting. SCHANCK AGENCY LNRTItL'CTIONS OF THE COtKT. mouth County Area Combined tion on the pledge cards. For Two-ear garage. Many extras. Ideal ESTATE CHARM K3TATE OF W'lLMA J. FALLS, DE- Federal Campaign. The program RETIRED COUPLE OH NEWLYWEDS dcrn, beautifully malntnlned community for rliildren. Lew laxefs REALTOR CEASEDEASED. convenience purposes the pledge Owner anxious. $3fi,r/J0. 1 m ranch home. Five hedroom, three Llmlen I ]. lied Bank Nollce Is ggive tthat the acincorporate- s four participate card also provides a "Fair RUMSON — Prime rustic resi- full bath*, on VA acres or towering 74T-€fiO7. Eves: 74M08> lb counts of the juibscrlbera, ng groups that represent 29 char- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS dential area. Custom built spa- red maples, silver heeclifs, etu., alJOSEPl H S. LANG, Realtor if the estate nt salt! Derra ill b Share Giving Guide." The first Four-room ranch type iioiifte. Full hasp- lrttd'helore the turn of the Century. DEAL di ted and otatf-d fcyth o Surrogate table organizations. Previously, mpfit. nil hnt nlr heat, onk floor* One-cious ranch. Living room has a Main St., IMmdcI paycheck deduction will be made ge paneled den with fireplace, pl 8104237 New two-story Colonial of thth e CtCjrnntyy ot( MMonmouthh andd car detached furage. Brr«enedln front fireplace. Dining room, family ture window-overlooking rear patio and With master bedroom on 1st floor and ported for settlement to The Mon:ac- h of these groups conducted in January. porch. L/jt 7ixl(W', $13,00^.;. adjacent woodland. Many extra* and three bedrooms, two storage rooms, room, electric kitchen, three bed- J mouth County Court, Probate Division, ieparate drives at military in- utmauai iipjHitnUuenla Uiat Jit us t lie BEACH AGENCY hath on 2nd floor. J aneleri den, FoF Its kind offered Fully air conditioned. Cellar. the County Ckiurt House, Monti tri< Very neat Capf Cod. Living mom, din- ONCE IN A "LIFETIME OPPORTUNI- Federal Campaign is Maj. Gen. board oil heat. Attached two-car ; Rumsnn. September occupancy, TY — Tlie helm of this estate au two-ear garage:, jiatlo. Near bus, train, and Court Streets, Freehold. New Jer- he year. Advantages of the one- ing room, kitchen, two bedroom*, can price 563,750, thorlzed nala o.' unfinished cuslom-bjllt phopping. Roosevelt and Norwood Ave. sey, at which time Application will W. B. Latta, commanding the be made Into thre*. V/, hn.Uis. Hot garage. % acre plot. Reduced to ?37O0O time Combined Federal Cam- wnter hf&t. Large landscaped lot. Cy- HALL BROS., Realtors ranch. Large rooms, baseboard hot mads for the allowance ot Com- ,rmy Electronics Command and clone fence. G&r&g*. Jn good riel " $52,000. water hfiat. Full basement. Only $13,- missions and Counsel fees, Directions paign will be in reduced costs 813 River Rd. 7J1-76SC Fair Hav*n 90900,, Only ?»550 dwdownn and S12G per and Instructions of the Court rort Monmouth. Heading the hood. SEA BRIGHT - Interesting wa- Member Multiple Luting Hervlce " Vela nn<"H.rfl.ficft ^vltli individual Accents and effort to solicit donations during' it'irps. Completed for occupancy. BONUS! 80 East Front Street, Combined Federal Campaign are living 100m with fireplace and J.JMVj and $58,000. Built by custom "VERY NEAf PACKAGE Red Bank, New Jersey. six-week period, starting next dining area. Breakfast room, Two-bPfiw^m Cipp. Large living room NOT GREEN STAMPS July 21, 28, Aug. 4, 11 JS3.12 month. •Javal Ammunition Depot Earle; MIDDLETOWN large kitchen. Four bedrooms, LOCATED AT with fireplace. Extra Tnom downstairs NOTICE 'ort Hancock; the U.S. Coast Couniry farmer In Applebrook. Seven Bridge ltd., Llttlo Silver New rrxiC last week. Close to schools NOT PLAID STAMPS MONMOUTH COUNTY Rondi. Three -b*droomj, fireoloc*. 2Y2 baths. Hot air gas heal. Bulk- 7«-12OO Excellent for ne*,vlywed3 or retired The biniig vitli this young four-bpd* ruard Station at Sandy Hook; 50 couple, $15, MO. KURROUA'J'E'S COURT EGAL NOTICE- Very pretty dead end vert. Rear head and dock. 535,000. in hmne with liviny room, dining NoUcs to Crrdlion to Fr«ient tonmouth County post offices; yord fended In. Fire olerm ivsiem. SPACIOUS room, kHchen, parteled gameroom, two Claimi Acalnxt Kilate «22700 Four-lteflroorn Colonial split car garage, U a 16^2 inground swim- ESTATE OF DANIEL TEREMBT- RUMSON riBLIO NOTICB he Sandy Hook Marine Labora- ming ivwl. Many other extras. Call ;KY, DECEASED. lfully landsr.aped lot. Large,_ modern A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY An ordinance to Amend "AN ORDI- ory; offices in Asbury Park for CARLTON H. POLING DENNIS K. BYRNE itch en, formal dining room and tin- now. Mid S'-M's. 'lliE McGOWAN Pursuant to th» order of DONALD NANCE CONCERNING TOGS" 1 AGEIN'OV", Realtors. 357 Newman ' Rwlfor' REALTOR-rNSUROR d Tianemenv. Close to school. !, stores J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of tn. PASSED AND APPROVED MAY 13.he Social Security Administra- transportation. Many extras In- REALTOR Spnnes Rd., Red Bank. 717-3000. County of Monmouth, this day made, 104S was introduced by the Mayor and M Mwy. M K«yl»rt 2&11PII 8 Weot River Rd. Rumson cludtJ. Must .see t>> apprec!a.'.r. ?£5 1 application nt th« un_d"reigned, :inn and Internal Revenue Ser- Open 7 Doyl Thun. & Fri. 'tn 9 56? River Rd. Fair Havon Council of the Borough of Rumson on Phone 842-1150 LAWLEY AGENCY First MerchantB National Bank,^ As- July VI. 1967 anil on July 21. 1907 was ice, and the Marine Corps Re- 741-9333 mry Park, Sole Executo f th« llnally adopted and approved by the MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Realtors - Insurers HISTORIC SHREWSBURY :ato of tho Bald Panic,! Teremetzky de- sulting Station in Asbury Park. RUMSON RAMBLER <*;ipe' Cm]; nicely landscaped ]r»t; ic ceased, notice la hereby given to the ALBERT A. KKRR, JR., Establistiod 1932 lures living room with flre.pIjLc, BC creditors ol said deceased to present !' • Borough clerk. Individual contributions from BRJCK AND~FRAME~~ ESTATE AREA Ifi S, Callman, these agencies will help support Mr. tiled bathroom wft;i inaatcr bedroom under oath within six months from 741-6262 Four 1)pdrooms, two baths, l'.a ticspf. ivor. COLONIAL on flr.'it floor. Up^Uirs are two adthi- s date. 11 «•« 15 Monmouth County health, wel- "Home California bound «wner otters tills de- LITTLE SILVER of woodM nccluslnn. Fireplace, two- ditional bedrooms ami bath. Attached Dated: July 12th, 1Q67 lightful seven room, Uttln Silver lnvm«\ car garage, deluxe kHchen with dinette, one-car garage. Private yard. Extras FIRST .MERCHANTS NATIONAL NOTICE fare and social agencies, includ- for sal?, with Immediate occupancy. r"ar patio. First time offered. Only In gale Include electric stove anil deep BANK, ASBUIIY PARK The Board of. Education -of tha Rum- Finder" notch coti'litinn, excellent ioc-itlnn, ta $39,500. fall today. 1 son-Fair Haven Regional High School, ng the' Central Youth Associa- Tinea tinn bedroomi, 1(4 baths, rtrn, fully dpcnr.itpit. Three lin'rmms, [rppz* . Priced for immediate aale at (By: JOSEPH F. MULLIN, 1\rrplici> In living room, ipjiarate din- Trust Officer* Rumson, N, J., lollclts bids on the tion of Fort Monmouth; 10 na- lia. Living roorn liai fireplace, wait- TED HALL AGENCY following lor the school year 1966-6T: Recommends IriR mom, garnBe and full basement. to-v.al I carpeting. Full dry hasement. 6ul ilattlsoa Avenue ;ional health agencies; Red Fully landscaped lot In v*ry deslraitl^ 'RAY STILLMAN. REALTOR Asbury Park, New Jarney Milk, bread and rolls «nd paper Patio Bnrroundci hy fihad** trees. Low 733 River Rd. Fair Haven "Our 49th Year" products tor the cateterla. atv! nnwt convenient neighborhood. taxes. This won't last long! Asking ~ole Executor ^ross, and three international First lime offered only (22,000. 842-4200 i!8 Kwy. 5 Bb 741-S6O0 j[, rs. Klatiky, Hlmelmaa & Specifications may be obtained from ALWAYS IN GOOD Siegfried the Secretary ol the Board ot Educa- ervice agencies. HALL BROS., Realtors THE LOW AGENCY, Realtor 320 Broad Street, tion at the high school. TASTE 813 7Uv*r V.6, 741-7&^ Fair Haven BRIARWOOD IN Bids must be received by the Board Over the years federal person- 636 Illver lid. Fair Haven EDNA M. NEnER Ked Bank, New Jeriey Member Kulllple Usling Service FAIR HAVEN Realtors Attorney! Jecretary on or before August 25, 1967,nel have always supported fund- Nest and* eleen three-bedroom 741-4177 FARMS—HOMES—INDUSTRIAL SITES July 21, 23, AUK. *. H K3.12 :or consideration by the Board ot.Edu- 1)\* brick and [ramo Colonial i :illon on Monday, Auguit 28, 1967, atraising campaigns generously. traditional ttyied home, fine RUMSON AREA HOLMDEL—COLTS NECK NOTICK Ciifn as a butlon, clfian as a whhtl COME QUICKLY! inly reaals In the tract. LIkP new and JfARLBORO—FREKHOLD ARKAS :00 P.M., in the high school. •New records were set in almost •action ft Little Silver. Interior and prk*d right. Slx-rooiu cottage In f" who hesitate will >m!ss this fine•pry inviting. 2',i tiled baths. Center Dutch Lane Rd., RD 1, Marlboro MONMOUTH UOONTY The Board reserves the right to re completely redecorated from rrrtty location wiLJi nice yard, full our-bedroom Colonial, delight/uliy net hall. Twn-car garage. S42,fiOri. P. O. Bon 325. Freehold SURROGATE'S COURT [ect any and all bids in whole or In every campaign the past three haflrment, and sarag<», 516,000. Mr- >n beautifully landscaped \ acre, Fire- RAY VAN HORN Evenings £36-9119 Kotlce (o Crndltori lo Present floort to calling. 75K!00' lot ALISTBR Ar,F,N'Oy, Realtors, 3!.*. rarptiing included S01 River Rmd. Fair Havrn "11-1100 Pursuant to thB order of DONAX.D HOUSES FOR SALE at 432.900. Call Mr. Crowe. ALL THE LISTINGS JUST COMPLETED J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of tlw BIOS WAKTKU riod beginning next month for the A real 9am at $22,500. A Itls four bedroom Colonial. 2'A tiled County of Monmouth, this day made, Sealed proposals for the trinsporta- EDWARD A. HANLON "iRUMSON WATERFRONT baths. Center hall. Family room. Many on the application ot tiia undersigned, Ion o( one pupil will be received by 1968 effort is aimed at making MONDAY THRU SATURDAV Kealtnr-812-0110 extras. (39,900. J»an Adams Shtck and The Monmouth the Board of Education ot tha School LINCROFT RANCH Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury it easier on the contributor. In- a to 5:30 CARRIAGE HOUSE RAY VAN HORN Counly National Sank, Red Bank Ex- District of The Tinton Falls Bchools M. In excellent location. PW listing", large living room, 0. Only $17,500. SCHANCK AGENCY, 109 Sycamore Avenue The Board of Education reserves Marie A. Hofsess 741-44T7 Realtor. 8 .Linden PL, Red Bank. 717- New Shrewsbury. N. J, and riKtu tt» reject :uiy and all bids. For its first Combined Federal REALTORS T7-H«> INSUBOHS Rtiltor 264-4927 JOSEPH S. LANG, Realtor A PERFECT HOUSE U397. THE MONMOUTH COUNTY Campaign in the local area, fund Main St., Ilolm-k-l NOTIILNG to he dene. Living room, NATiONAl, BANK, Red Bank ! A. STEINMULI.ER Hwy. M-Mlnrenl Cobblestone* Hillcroit Road, Holmdol REMODELED COLONIAL ON THREE (By: DOUGLAS J. HOLLYWOOD Secrelary at the Boaiil ot Educatlu drive officials are setting a goal dining rr>om, kitchen, two bedrooms, ACRES. Your settinc: for arAique As.st. Trust Officer) MIDDLETOWM, II, J. anil familv room. Charming and private Rolling countryside. Five bedrooms 674 Tinlon Avenilir, of $100,000. Member Multlplt LiiHng Service MIDDLETOWN - OAK HILL yard, I>JW taxes and priced ri#)t at S03 Broad Street, New Shrewubury, N. J. Ked Hank, H. J. Vl rf-h^r -° •Unary 3< open to male citizens, two yea] :tu'ito'l oil a beautiful trco FharJpfi I living room, dining rt>om aivl kitchen. Second floor studio overlooking rl1 resident In Union Beach Boro. Hsva •xctlUnt buyt in year-round r.omtj in all price ranget. in MHriMfvivn. this linmn al?o fenturp NOTICK Basement, enclosed porcli. Sma.ll lot. Two-car Rara>;e. Unusual «t 542 50O MO.NMOVTH COU.NTY Announced closing date Tor Illlnu B] if you want * warorfront-property- near Sandy Hook State orar garagr, f-ncio.sfd p.ilio, fnrm Ledrooms, format d-irJing rooin, Canilld&tei who file applications and SNGHAU,Suygo(^ are nualllled may receive no further MARLBORO — The Citizens' flUMSON' — Imaplne1 ! Five bedroom family room, cellar. S2S.500. ILAROLD FROM 0N2 LOT TO 100 ACRES - County of Monmoulh, this day made "v hnths. mor- than r>np acrr. Onl LIN'DEMAXN, Broker, Van. Winkle Either commercial or residential on the application of Uie underfllcnrd, notice to appear. Those not qualified -ommittee has appealed to the FM.M0. PACKER'S REAL ESTATE Marino Bids., Eatontown. 61-2-1303, J Star.l0J.B-'-Hardlnt and United Slates will-be »o notijled.. .. "' .,,,,. . BUY OF THE WEEK! , MUfcLANEY -REALTY 671-5151. held Wedn EXCHANGE, 842-0211 Trust Company ot New York, Execu- nominationExaminato s will be held, Wedn.s "forward - thinking people" of You won't bilitvt hov? boautiful until you tee this brick, cedar OCEANPORT .— RlverlrDnt, wooded tori of the estate of the said William da* September MM.. ^7 att 6:00__ P M. fCCANSRURG — Pcven-ronm olde FIVE OH SIX BEDROOMS — Immacu- acre. On dredged channel suitable dbld Marlboro for support of its three ihinjltd split level home featuring throe bedrgomi, 2 '/i baths. late home with living sp.nc.e galore. Barclay Harding, deceased, notice la Applicantlit s wililll reporrep t to Woodbrldge inme. l'i baths. Oil heat. Two-car g; 23x17 family room with beamed ceiling small boats. $8,900. Phono (M9> 429hereby,give- n to the creditors of ssdi Hlfth School, Freeman Street and Am-candidates in this year's election.' g«m» room 21x14 with built-in bar, hot water baseboard heat, •ag^. Good location. Only S5f>0 ilow 8671, Mrs. E. Edmund, 704 Kings High- boy AvAvenue, Woodbridge, New Jy o luitlfried huyer. Rubiect to FH anrl raised hearth fireplace. Enormous ay South. Cherry Hilt, N. J. O60O4. deceased to present to the .aid Execu- hug* fif«pl»« in living room, wall jo wall earpiting included. kitchen witli dishwasher, built-in oven. tors their claims under oath wlthta AtigAi . 1111, 25 Running for re - election are ipproval. Only Sl!5,SI>0. CHATEAU Three baths. Too many extra9 to name. 1 six months from this dale REALTY. Roa] E^ate. 215 Cirr A 100X150 — Utilities in. Bellord. $2,500. NOTICE Mayor Walter C. Grubb Jr. and Alto baiem.nt. Priced right at $24,900. Lovely tree-K.hadelne board floors throURhout. Llvin A. <3IL- OAK HILL — New Hating in well laiAi Haven residential area. Asking (12,000. '^^8 TRUST MSTATB OF Councilman Philip Arnold, who oom. IIITIII.'K room, modern kltcher scaped setting with largo trees. Eight ROLSTON WATEKBURY, REALTOR en. four bedrooni-i, Jii baths. Addltlor (By:* DONALD F. MAHEU BERTPursuai, DECEASEU to theD order of DONAI-U did not run again, is Richard J. rooms In, all, four bedrooms, 2M. baths,. ie W. Front St., Red Bank. 747-3500. Vice President) il 25' room could he cori'ertprt into a creened patio, paneled family room. J OUNNIN(}HAM, 8urmt».t8 of Die Farrell Sr. amtly mom. S25.000. May we show COLTS NECK — Lot ready for build- « Wall street, Counly ot Monmouth, this day made, (cjGuinev $8.3,500. VAN VLIKT AGENCY, QiQ-iiU. New York, N. Y. n? ROIJsTON* WATERBURV. Real ing on, beautiful Swimming River Lake, on the application of Uia \mderslgnea, r, 16 W. Front St., Red Bank. LITTLE SILVER — Walk to stores, Call 222-7377. Marlon E. Qilbtrt, AdmintalrHrU nl . "The Citizens' Committee has ^^^^JB - for Guidance Blair A Warren, OO near bus line. Five-room stucco bunsa- 1 the e«ts,t« of tho said Stanley A. Gil-been working to help Marlboro lnw. Spacious roomi throughout. Fire- BUILDERS BUY IS Wallace Street. bert, deceawrt. notice !» hereby given VATERFROXT RANCH — 21' Jiving place, basement Oarage. SOLID AS Five- lots in subdivision, rendy to build. Red Rank, N. J, to Uie creditors of said deceased to realize its truly great potential," REALTORS torn, largo filrtlnc room and kitchen, .Vnoded, Choice area in Marlboro. Good Attorneys ROCK. $19,500. said a release by the political i baths, two brd rooms, ox pan sin LAWRENCE J. SCHILUNrj terms Aug. 4, n, is. 25 - MEMBER OF TWO MULTIPLE LISTINGS .Uie, hot-water oil heat. Vory Iars CALL 741-1200 group, "and to bring real pro- it. On hus line, ncnv schools ami shnr REALTOR 747-4121 ADVERTISEMENT from this date. Wllloiv Dr. ftParke r Ave* Little Silver. P.UMSON IVJ ACRE WOODED LOT gress to the township. The Citi- 500HWY. 36 872-0001 HIGHLANDS Ins. Pnone owner. 261-3075, lor ap Choice location on high ground. Near >ointment. SEA BRIGHT — Out-of-state 9T\'ner excellent schools. Price 517,500. Call 137 Lake Avenue, zens' Committee sincerely looks OPEN DAILY 9.00 TO 9:00 ilDDLBTOWN' — Split level. Foil it sell four-apartment house, all 842-1178 or 842-2070. Fair Haven, N. J. furnished, on tho Shrewsbury River. Administratrix forward to the day when the af- >edroomfl, ] '4 Kxtlis, larpc paitelet INCOME LOT Sealed bids will be received by the •pcrention room. I"»rad end strrot Includes* docking facilities lor large Mewrir. AbramoK, Apy A. O'Hern fairs of Marlboro will be rela- •atorcraft. A. KOZICKY", Heal Estate Build two-family home and rent. Red card of Education ol the Tinton Falls 3eautUiii trees. ^21,000. Call 741-3157 r Schools of the Borough of New Shrews- 196 Broad St.. Broker. Rt. 3. ), Eatnntown. 5-C2-22^T. Bank. Call 741-1200. Red Bank, K. J. tively free of strife. 7HBEE-BKDli00M~rti"-opcratIvc~Vpari CENTRALLY AIF, CONDITIONED AUnrneyi nent. $19.75 inrludes all except oi ed r^nch on better than hiilt acre lent. CaJl 5*2-4505. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Aug. t, 11. 18, 25 *27 "This cannot happen as long as plot in MIrlrtlctown, near .si:hoo'3 ai.U NOTICK iIBERAL LISTINO — Attracilve .ransportMlon. Four bedrooms, 2'-j the other major political group baths. Gameroom and unfinished den, M1DDLKTOWH TWP. — Commercial MONMOUTH TOUNTY Want To Sell Your °r hall ranch home. Four nice bed property along Hwy. 35 or 35. From SURROdATIVH COURT in the township is primarily in- loms, two tiled bathn, living room two-car •RiiraRi*. $2«5.O0O. JOHN L. MI- Not ire In t'rodltnrs to Presrnt N'UGII AGENCY". Rraltor, 35 Rumson 175* to 10 acres MULLANEY REAL- 15 terested in runaway mass devel- ith flreplnce, dining' room, modern TY 671-5151. n,.' w'l' no received at a meetinr. ClalniH ACKlnnt KHtnte led kitchen. Basement, two-cur Rd,, Rumsnn. St'J-3.100. of Ihe lBoarNedw sofr< Education, 671 Tinton KSTATE OF MARTHA M. WHITE, opment with no regard to Its .chert • paraBC, Slonn patto ami harbc" FLORIDA — Five acres Choice bual- «ni'ir«'' ,», l> ™-»tiury, N(,w jr y DECEASED tp. Home in fine condition Many ex- NESTLED IN THE COOL SHADE OP nesa propwrty in Golden Gate Estates longterm effect." . TALL QMv TREES — Threc-hcriroom Pursuant to the order o( DONAI*D House In A Hurry? is. Asking $22,000. RU8SEIJ, M. near Naples. Below assessed valuft at August 29, 1067ana then pub- J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of ttie iOROS REALTORS, liOOIlIvcr Rd., Fail Cupo Cod wjtii paneloti dormintory up- $11,000 Terms. Private owner. Call Ucly opened and read. The release states that the stair.i, two other bod room a and two County ot Monmouth, this day made. [aven. 747-1532. Member MuUlpIo List- 471-0838. All blfls should bo addressed on the ftppltCHlipn -of the unrtfirnlunwl, ig Service, "nil baths. 21* living room, dining room, committee is continuing Its paneled dorJ and pfne kitchen with erod to thee Tinton Falls BBoard 01 Dantel G. OallOp, Bole Kx«u*r>r or the Educallon. New Shrewsbury, N estate of th» flaid Martha M, Whits struggle for "gocxi planning" end IIALEAH, FLORIDA — Modern ih'rce- ireaftfast bar. Partial -titist-ment. A lot BUSINESS PROPERTY y / JfrLou 3 A ertroom 'doll house." C.B.S of house for in© money. Priced at J ' " ' Slill Bee- deceased, notice is herehy Riven to a policy of high standards of i. Hollywonti biilti, walk-tn cloBPtn. SIS,900. r,.A. ARMSTRONG AOKNOY ^ Tinton Avenue, Shrewsbury, tlie creditors of said ilecofi-scd to pre- ''AIR IIAV.KN — 1*53' on River Kri. plus sent to the sa.ld Sole Executor their t.o,VA-...refrigcr.B.tnr, Two jiatfoa. UitlSty It or.. 555 .Pr.o^jwct Aye, Little Sil- 1 zoning with controlled growth FRIGS IS RIGHT, 1. louse, heart of *own. Ideal cornor loca- hi V ,., of* thme envelope, "Bids foforr claims uml-M,iml*r oath wlUiwithiln alx months oom. Double ctly tut, all fenced.'Part- ver. 741HSOO. " through long-range planning. f furnished. SPII, trarle for Monmouth ion "next" to'Shopping center;-Act-now, ^ fuDitaljIng,.flntl..in.alalLaUon of., fire from this ly with Chapter 15u, Lawn of lMli mined chiefly by location, ths neigh- :a.r parnfio with four-room apartment. Attornry r eanllfully landsi-aped. A real g fiOW laxes. 555,000. 812-O7J1. 35, Mldtiletown. 671-1000. Ihe Instructions to Bidders, Form ot Aug. 'I. 11. 18, 2 . J37.60 political opponents with refusing 2fi,onn. nuasELL M. BORHS HEM, URGENTLY NEEDED — Two andl«l. l'orm of Contract, Plans and Spetv borhood and the current market. , •ORS, fiiif) River Hd.,'Fnlr Haven. 747- RUMSON COLONIAL — A charming incatlons may he examined at the nf- NOtlCK OF RETTI.EMKNT to go along with any recommend- 532. MpmbPr Multiple Listing Srrvl three-bedroom homns Mlddletown, Hax- OF ACCni'NT older homo, well kopt, and smnrtly Ict vicinity. Wo have buyers waiting. Icea of tlie Architect, Boyli^n & Mnsa ed improvements in the zoning ____„__-.t^^. _..^-^- _,„___ ESTATE OF OSCEOLA LANE, DE- inodprnizcd. Ir,"c]udes 10 rooma, 3 THE KIRWAN CO. 7B7-6600. Mnin Street, Holmdel, New Jersey" ifli a (Irpphu-e, and. a r;i.n?ly u.qnfl Copies nt the Contract Dorumcntf CKAHKP code and with "harassing and A capable realtor can give you realis- trees In 'this heautlful y.ird niiy he obtained by prcrniallfled blil Notice li hereby Riven that the ar- 'ated in TJtt1« Silver. ErJJoy a living .sr.roon porch (The house is air con- HELP — ACTION! rounts of tho auhacrlher, ArirntnlRtrn- hampering the work of/township 1 ditioned). A settlnp of ancient trees HELP us: our 12 snlespeopla need a era from snld Architect's attic* imnn tic advice on value. oom with rircpincr , three bedrooi and that "well established" look so listing on your home. i«poslt of R cprtlfled check In tin the estate of Bald nncrnsrd inri two bqthB. More. ARkinp S'_M,9(K>. \v:ll tie aiifiilcd and stntod hy the Snrboard- s and agencies." rarely found in newer homes, Too ACTION 13 our mottt>— profrsslnnal aer ^inntlt/t'?'fn 'J'WPnt y'Fiv'c npllarn an.. UISSF.LT, M. KORUS REALTOHS, fiflO largo for (wnnrs. Aaklnp; ^oS.'IOO.-WIL- vices are just n. phono call away. n 1 rnB.Ttn nt the Cnnnty of Mnnmnulti and liver Rd., Fair Haven. 717--J532. Mem Trade-ins—Exchanges m w tt-i-'.QO), Only one complete set reported for settlement to Thn Mon- After an over-pricaj) house has re- LIAM H. JIlNTELMAIfN (.I-'lrmi nonl- ivlll bu ifisued to eaclj bidder, Sub* mouth County Cturt, Probate Division. Multiple Llwtlng Service. , 23 KMpo Rd., nunuon.' 8-12-OfiOO _ :ercial and investmrnt properties wntrautorn nnd inatorlnlmcn shall rs- Member Two Multiple Llntinc Services or Friday, the 22nd day of SEPTEM- DRIVER FINED $25 TCEN—AGEPwlNG — In tills five Member nf tho Multiple Listing Ser- linato from pinna nnd sporificntlons BER A, D., 1987, Rt fCIlO n'clnck a.m., mained on the market too long, it WALKER & WALKER asued to the principal contractor: rertroom, threc-hiilh Iiome. Dlnir.'p vice. Realtors at the County Court HOIMP, Miiniiinriit FAIR HAVEN — Acting Mag- oom, attractive kHchen with brralifas Hidiier.i B1I.HI conform to HIP nr< becomes almost impossible to sell. LOVELT? COLONIAL SPLIT — Thrnfi Shrewsbury JIlddlctown-Holmdpl 'Istons or K.3. 40:15-1 and K.S. S2:H3- nml Cnurt Streets, Krcchnlrt, New Jf»r- istrate Whitney Crowell yester- i. Gamarodm, don, flreplat-o. ox hedrooms. De.id end a tree t, fencod-in 161 nrnad St. 206 Hwy 3r.tc. in ri'^nrd to the use of domosti ApivlU-.itlon will Excellent Llncroft location. Trera, land.icapttd yard. Walking distance to 41-5212 071-3311 natorlals in tha w»rls and tliR pn bo made for the allownnca of Comml3 day fined John H. Hitchock of 97 IEE thla chnrmltig homo at (in unbe lei *Mc, parochial Rchoola, anil ahoppInK vwioii.i ,.f ]t.s. 10^-1 etc. as to di sloi nnd Salesmen lose their enthusiasm and leVable $3R,000. r Holmdel Imrder. Asking SIS.%0 NEED VACANT LAND crimination. Dated July 12th A. I>. 1%7. wi.q La. here $15 for speeding, LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING Jail 261-1275. Tltii Mil amount of Uie dcp^lt will SOLOMON TErPKIl, and $10 for contempt of court for EALTOR 717-412 fill ROIWVPH Avenue, prospects wonder what's wrong with Small lot or large tmcta. Call MUL- o rcfimih'd to Pat:li bona-fldu I.id.trr 'illow .Dr. A Parker Avc. Uttit, Silvrr. NEW SHREWSBURY — Syp-catchinic LANEY REALTY. CT1-5151. Ii*m reuirn of Hie Plans nnd appi-me-i- I>fal. N>w Jerney. failing to appear when original- ranch. Three bedrooms, two bullm (iii3 in Ronil order within ten i lib it. . -TAKJNG ROpM FOR MOM AND DAD Two-car Baraup. 'Mi' living room rec- OPEN LISTINGS iys after the opening of bids Nun- r-'.isr.H. Tepltpr unit (,olil!n!rK, ly summoned. - You have to ace Oils lovely homi reation room. Utility room, full Imm- epondPnt broker ilpslre-4 oppn llflt- IddiTH "will bp ri'Umdpd ono-liair »f Counafllnra nt Liiw, choice location denlgned for tin inent, etc. An attractive, landscaped inp on rcsldpnllnl propprlles. Middle- lie deposit upon aucti return of rinns 12 North Third Avenue. amlly who wantg to be together yo.t 30,000 RII, U. property priced low totown. HnlmrlPl. Grills Nock. iml Siu'clMcfitiuns. The entire nmnunt Long Rram-h, New Jersey. List your home through rrrtlng privacy. Seven-rooma pin io.ll. $22,450. Phone 542-1,167. 1 MNCItOFl' ASSOCIATES Inc. it Ihe deposit will ho forfeited If thrJuly 21, 28^118. i. 11 S2H.52 hree-roo1 m Bpartment In a parkllko act 7G5 Hwy. .15 MMdletown Inciintnnts are not re.turned with In Ing . Ottered at $4fi,0IW. Call for up-SEA BRIGHT — River and ocean Iront (opposite Howard Joltnson) •lie time stntfd above. NOTICI'] >oirAmont. E,A. ARMSTRONG AQEN idence, located on tho river, wilh Evcnlncs T11-0UJ2 Bhitlers slmll lnchulo ttm ffill,n\lnc MONSKHITII CltllNTV !Y, Realtnf. 555 Prospect Avcn\ic. dock to deep water plus ynwr own pri- G71-53M locumentfl wit It tliclr propo.inls a.i sunnooATK's COURT ittl Silver. 741-tSOO. • vates beach iind platform on the ocean perifled In the Instructions to Bld- Nollee tit Creditors tn (Present Tho two-otory (hvp.lllns contain.i livlnu lc rs: diilim Aitftlnst F.stnt(> iTNCROFT —r- Seven rnortl ranch on room with fireplace., dining room, lfiV-x HELP , STATE OF SARAH MKADE, DE- g lot. Thrtef .hctlrooms, 2'/J batli 21 minroom en tho river, threo bed- ips waning, atrathmnrft, I.RkpridKe, (nt Blil nuarantr-e, 'anpled family room, larne wercpned -ooinn plus three in nttlc, l',a hallin, Holmrt" !l. Colts NRi:k, BurroiimJIng enm- (b> Notnrijtcrt iifMdnvU c-nvcrlnR prp- rjKAr,r.n orch. Low $30'i. Call owner, 842-4514. two lftvalorlcB. Offered completely ninitl' *n. Mcmticra -of two area listlnt; Quallficatlon, Hint tn tlm order nf DONALD furnished. $27 r>00. JOHN L. MINUGH n anil two iiallnnwldo lionip Ilnrl- Tlia Itoard of Education reserve* th« J. CUNNVNfiHAM, SurmKnte of tho I r scrvlcr AGKNCY, Rfaltor, 35 Rumaon R .. rof >rral services. Itcniomlior. In Imy- bounty of Monmouth. Ihi.i ttny made, LOTS AND ACREAGE Rlimson. 842-3504). Ing «n d sclllnp, Appleltronk of Matfiwnn. (n) walvo Immaterial Informalities In in the appilcallnn o! the umler.ilKnf'd, npflltn.irH. , Hwy. 34, Matawnn. Phone lihifl, or Michael Mead. Sole Executor ot the REDBANPLAREA U80N~~wrrii WATBRVIEW — 500-7G00. (b) to reject any or all bids, or estate of Uifi said Sarnh MMrie, cte- Beautifully located on aura or tree- pnrt.1 thereof, and cenned, notion In hereby Riven to thft "ATTENTION BUILDERS" nhnricrt ground. Fnnr-bedroom, I LAND "WANTED—Trncts nvtr r.O acres (c) tn ciecldo an to tlia responsibility creditors of fluid deceased to presort hatli ranuh. An unhellovnblo pries inly, ColU N'oplt-Mlftillctnwn-HolmilPl lit uny or nil bidders, arid to the said Sole Executor their claims HOLMDEL 5i:i.50[). Act now. H.A. ARMSTRONG arcii. Principals only. Hnbnllt size "nil (tl) to hold itny and all bld.i for theunder oath wiuiln nix months from Agency, Realtor. B.">5 Prosjiect Ave, Iirlrn. M-157, Tlie Dally RpRlnter, thin date. Sicfud'ed 160 acres suitable for bous- licrhwl of nixty (finI dnys nftrr MWo•Silver. 741-4ri(KK lU'd BIlllll. ; ihfl bid opening, before awarding DiLted: July 27. 19fi7 ing development or excellent Invest- the tonlnu:t or rejecting all bids. MICHAEL MEAD, ment property. Zoned resident la I, Can RUMSON — "~T"iialeruiiy converted iSlA BUYIORH -- For homo from 27 I^eusl Avenue, vaterfront carriage IKHIHC tin plot nt Unc through Rumsnn. Confidential, BV ORDER, OF: be subdivided for building lots. The Bnanl of Edurittloii nf the Tin- Ueatl]3. lion with Ilrcplnce, Multiple Llstlnc Stvrki ton Falls Schools of tha Borough of L CARLTON H. POLING Now Shrewsbury, In lti« County of e.isr.i. rarr.on.n, Oanrana stmtlo. 14x27 living room and larKP. Monmouth, New Jcrsny Blair * Warren, Realtor kitchen with dining area, Hot water ADAMS AGENCY IS WallHce StrRCt, "Yoo Hoo! I had to com* back 36 Hwv. 34 Koyport 261-1918 "Tho Rpaltnr Who Knows VIIIIP" LOUIS A. BTEINMULLER, oil hpftt .Tivo-car gfirage. $42,50n. JOHN Bccrftary H«d Bajlk, N. J. • — mother ranted her »p*re room ' Open 7 Dflys Ttiurs. & Frt. 'lit 9 .. MINUGH • AGENCVt Realtor, 35 Howard Ave. 7«-;0flSor Attorneya lumson Kd.t Rumaon. 842-3500.. Now BSrewuDUry 741-MD8 11 Kl.61 Atlf. i, U, Is, 33 (23.S2 with s Daily R«giil»r wsnt idl" 20-fridaj-, August 11, 196 Republican^ Picnic THE DAILY REGISTER Scheduled Aug. 27Man Fined EATONTOWN - The Republi- Borough citizens are invited, to For 'Invasion,' COMPANY _<£ can Club is planning a picnic attend the aJfair, which will be- for Sunday, Aug. 27, at the Ira gin at 1 p.m. 9 Penalized KNOW YOUR PARK • RCD *AMK - MICK TOWM E. Wolcott Memorial Playground. The picnic will feature music, FREEHOLD — Jesse L. Grays HOSPITALS: games and refreshments . foi 155 Throckmorton St., was finec Jersey Shore young and old. Music will b( $15 for "sneakingly invading the- Medical Center provided by the Jim Welch Dixie- privacy" of the borough's Demo- land Band, which played at.thf cratic Executive Committee' In 1905 Janty Short Medi- chairman's property by peerinj cal Confer — Fitlcin Hospital Independence Day celebration. into a window. — was a ima|l 50-b«d gen- The Republicans this .year an Grays was fined by Magi- eral hospital In Spring Lata, seeking to return Leon B. Smock strate Alexander L e v c h u k N. J. A voluntary, non-profit to his seat on council, and eleel Wednesday night for the tres Institution, if wai then called Robert Stillwagon to the seal passing charge on property o Ann May Memorial Homeo- being vacated by Democrat Bruc Ailoysius Crawford, 19 Stokes |>t. Mangan, who has chosen not t< July 11. • bt' pathic Hospital. seek re-election. Lawrence A. Nielson, 11 West On Dec. 29, 1931, the Hoi- wood Rd., Little Silver, ' Mr. Smock is president of coim pttal underwent its flnt expan- fined $30 for leaving the scene of cil, and has been successful i sion program. Directed by its an accident and $15 for careless first President, Dr. Jam«i Ack- NOW retaining his seat since he firs driving. erman, the newly comtructed was elected in 1951. He is chair- Ronald Lawlor, 30 Union Rd. hospital contained beds for 150 man of the parks, parking an< was fined $20 and had his driv eVs license revoked for 30 days patients. In a dedication cere- On l>«cld Time-Saving playgrounds committe in th Cartlfleatei for speeding 60 miles an hour in mony honoring Mr. Abram E. Mttarltr On Tnr m lnn> b^fough, andfonmerily headed the a 35 mile zone. Fitlcin, whose philanthropic con- Eatontown 'Recreation Commis- Richard King, 32' Orchard St, tributions made the expamion sion. was fined $15 for speeding 4 program possible, the Hospital, Mr. Stillwagon is a newcomc miles an tour in a 25 mile zone , relocated in Neptune Town- and $15 for being an unlicensed to politics, but not to publi- ship, took its first ifep to- driver. Hid BT Can pounded service. He is a member of th wards becoming an institution, Qmfc l Qnortarir Willie Billingsley Jr., 85 Cenle Eatontown Board of Education, which fbday provides the sur- « Mo. On Ml Paubaok and is active in Boy Scouting. St., was lined $15 for careles: T Savings driving. rounding community with com- Both Republican candidates ar Jessie Ivery, no address, am plete medic a I services. World War II veterans, Mr, Emneth Horney, Wilson Ave. Since that day 3& years ago, Smock having served in the 79t' Englishtown, were given a sus Jersey Shore Medical Center Infantry, and Mr. Stillwagon i pended 30-day jail sentence foi has increased its facilities with the Naval Air Corps. being under the influence of in toxicating liquor and for loiter over $5,000,000 In new con- Know the thrill of easy monej ing at the bus terminal Aug. 5. struction, modernised equipment making. Sell good used appli Robert Mallow, 35 Bowne Ave. and improved services. As a re- Mxmbtr P«t«ral Bistn; Federal deposit nuurance ances with Classified Ads. Dia was fined ?5 for allowing his sult, it has emerged from a 741-6900 today. dog to run loose July 19. The small community hospital into dog bit Patricia Grasty, daugh- a comprehensive medical cen- ter of Mrs. Mary E. Grasty of ter. Recogniiing this fact, the 12 Ward St., who signed the com Board of Governors and the plaint. Corporation officially changed . Solomon Swrdlow, 1 Ave. C its namo to Jersey Shore Medi- was given a 30-day suspended cal Center, Fitttin Hospital, on jail sentence for pulling a fire September 23, 1966. Today, alarm box Aug. 9 at Monument staffed by 800 employees, In- and Court Sts. cluding 200 distinguished and capable members of the medi- Neighborhood cal profession, the Hospital U FARM MARKET equipped to offer a variety of Warm Dorm Days Ahead services and -facilities. However Council Sets while maintaining « policy of Red Hill Rd. constant growth and develop- When You Pack These Plans Confab ment, the Hospital has always upheld the principle that ex- MIDDLETOWN LONG BRANCH — Adult and panded facilities and services Sleepy Time Wonders , Along Garden State Pkwy. Entrance 114 youth projects will be discussed Monday night at Hie Long must meet with the Immediate NOW! SWEET, JUICY Branch Neighborhood Councjl needs of the individual patient. Fleece robe has satin binding at collar and cuffi. RED HAVEN meeting, James E. Corey, couiv With this in mind,' various cil chairman, announced yester specified care*' units have been Warm and brilliant colors for fall. Wash it and wear day. set up In order to group to- it, so its no trouble at all. Sizes 10 to 18 in Persim- PEACHES Mr. Corey said, "We need gether those patients who re- more community participation in quire similar medical attention, mon, Cornflower Blue, Garnet, Turquoise, Cerise or FRESH, SWEET activities which will benefit th CORN over-all community and lesser Pin* Tree Green. 11.00 PICKED DAILY apathy in acceptance at Neigh KNOW YOUR borhood Council meetings whe action is taken on vital matters CHEVY DEALER "We are trying hard to helj Belmar Motors, BLUEBERRIES people help themselves," he con Belmar JERSEY oluded. The Neighborhood Council i Circle Chevroler TOMATOES Warm and dainty little brushed nylon mini CERTIFIED component of the Morcmout Red Bank AND ALL Community Action Program, shirt with matching panty, by Fern. Edged Gee. Matthews Chevrolet VEGETABLES Inc., the county's anti-poverty with Val-type lace. Reel or blue stripes MARKET agency. It meets in the Neigh- Farmingdale NOW BEIN5 borhood Service Center, 158 Joy Chevrolet with white. For lounging or dreaming; PICKED Broadway, the second and Toms River Sizes Small, Medium or Laroje. 5.00 fourth Mondays of eadh month at 8 p.m. ... , Kitson Chevrolet v— Eatontown < • STEINBACH'S ROBES «nd SLEEPWEAR, Strttt Floor Muller Chevrolet alto Asbury Park. Brick Town * Matawan Park Chevrolet Asbury Park Pine Belt Chevrolet Lakewood Handbags That Set Surf > Chevrolet Point Plsasant Beach A Fall Pace Are Here!; Trenery Bros. Chevrolet Keansburg 400 •WIN A CAMARO IN KNOW YOUR All the marvelous new colors of Fall ... in all the HOSPITALS great new shapes! Choose your colors and mix and match with your great new fall outfits. Marshmello SWEEPSTAKES patents and tapestries, black, Luggage, Burchberry, • Three Camaro Can to Wintergreen, Navy. threelucky winners • Nothing to buy ... if STEINBACH'S HANDBAGS, Strut Floor «lio Asbury Park, Brick Town you are a permanent resident of Monmouth or Ocean Counties, 17 or older, you are eligi- Co-ed by Viva Americana ' ble for the car prize. e Enter at any of the 3 Geared to Go Everywhere Steinbach Stores or at any participating Chev- For the go-go generation comes this little calf rolet Dealer. pump, accented with straps of contrasting co- —• -Enter often, but only bra; -A- pug-nosed toe and chunky lift)* heel set~ one sweepstakes entry off the new styles just perfectly. In black or per person per day. new, snappy brown for perfect fashion. e Sign the safe driving pledge for the safest 14.00 WANTED - Young Lady driving summer ever at STEINBACH'S SHOES, Strn.t Floor the Jersey Shore I also Asbury Park, Brick Town On fhe Way Up SEE THESE EXHIBITS! Willing to learn (he value of money and the importance of savings regularly for all the big ambitions she will Red Bank Store develop as the pattern of her life unfolds. Plsasant saving First Floor conditions and congenial grown-ups to guide her financial- Surgical Instruments ly, from childhood to the day she'll be ready to establish Oscilloscope showing her own home. Apply (with .parents) at any Shadow heart beat ^ Lawn office; daily 9 to 4, Fridays 9 to 8. Highest earnings Health Team guaranteed. Currently . . . Information Booth Emergency Room Activities Medical Disposables Blood Bank Menanine Riverview Hospital Permanent Slide Showing Medicare and Blood Bank Auxiliaries and Volunteer Activities Hospital Costs- 600 Broadway, at Norwood Ave., Long Branch • Similar exhibits in • Oakhurst • Holmdel • Keyport Asbury Park and • MIddlrtown • Neptune City Brick Town SHOP Red Bank, Asbury Park Stores Wed. and Fri. 'til 9 P.M. — Brick Town Mon. thru Fri. 'til 9 P.M.