Freeholders, Case Aft Highway Plans Today SEE STORY BELOW Weather HOME Sunny, • chanting to Increasing CIUMAMU with rain likely lata THEWJLY May .and tonight, Ugh la Mi. ) Red Bank, Freehold 7~ Um tonight In «t. Tomorrow, FINAL cloddy, windy and cool, rain end- I Long Branch J ing In morning, Ugh In SOi. Fri- day's outlook, (air and cool. Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc. 1967. DIAL 741-0010 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 88 YEARS VOL. 89, NO. 213 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1967 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Half-Million Loss Set in Manalapan Storage Plant Burns

FREEHOLD - Fed by gusty foot concrete building would have injured. Mrs. Ben DeRiso, wife Winds ranging in speed from shops along the highway. winds, fire swept through the exploded and would have show- of the owner, suffered head in- five to 20 miles an hour fanned Ammonia lines throughout Monmouth County Cold Storage ered debris for many miles, said juries. She was flung several feet the fire and kept more than 100 the large one-story building and plant, Rt. 9, causing over half Fire Chief Robert Peles of the in the air, passers-by reported, firemen from 10 fire companies the juice cans caused rlflelike million dollars in damages and Gordon's Corner Fire Company by fire hoses that were being busy when the alarm was shot sounds and occasionally sent destroying 17 years of effort by who was in charge of the fire placed in position. She was sounded at 12:30 a.m. until late charred debris hurtling upwards. the company's owner. ' fighters. treated in the Perth Amboy in the afternoon. The blaze was Traffic on the major highway Destroyed by the ravaging The chief and Rudy Toth, an general Hospital and released. reported under control by 3 p.m. hampered fire trucks when the blaze, besides the building, were engineer for the company, theo- She later returned to the scene. Blaze Retained,' alarm was sounded and moved 41,000 cases of canned juices, rized that the fire started when Also injured was Freehold Fire Despite rich chocolate-colored slowly until state troopers de- property of Del Monte Foods, two a spark, caused by an acetylene Chief John G. Paton Jr. He re- smoke which poured from the toured them on rural routes to trucks and the plant's giant re- torch which was being used to ceived on the scene treatment by building and, at times, engulfed bypass the scene. State Police at frigeration units. cut an I beam, jumped to the in- the Morganville First Aid Squad firemen on aerial ladders, the Tennent reported that traffic was If an ammonia valve had been sulation on the roof. tor a two inch burn on his neck fire fighters kept the blaze from back to normal by 8 p.m. closed, the entire 44,000 square Two persons were reported and returned to duty. spreading to nearby homes and (See BLAZE, Pg. 3, Col. 4) Case's Door Swings PUNT DESTROYED —Whipped by high'winds, lire swept the Monmouth County Cold Storage plant, Rt, 9, Manalapan Township, yeiterday. More than 100 firemen from 10 companies contained the blaze to the one-story concrete building. Building damage was estimated at more than a half million dollars. (Register Staff Photo - Bill Zaorslci) Expressway Demand Is Pressed

By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON ections probably wouldn't mileage is in the Senator s Union 10 days, told a radio audience he free by state law even though WASHINGTON — If New Jer- match that which could have County backyard. will do everything possible to as- the parkway was completed as sey Republican Sen. Clifford P. been charged D. Louis Toriti, Before Mr; Tonti returned to sure the senator that the.re are no a toll operation. Township Acts to Clear Case were charging tolls he principal architect of the express- his Holmdel home yesterday, feasible alternatives. The senator suggested that would have amassed a tidy total way plan, whose visits are not he had tracked down suggestions 'Hope and Dream' parallel free lanes could be built these last two weeks to either even counted any more. the senator made as possible al- "This is the hope and the next to the parkway where Mr. help or hurt the proposed Central Mr. Tonti and the senator are ternatives to closing out the free dream of New Jersey," he said, Tonti' urges new tolls to be initi- ersey Expressway System. poised across the expressway sections. These run through Union adding that unless the senator ated. Mr. Case suggested that Library Site Tract Title Today, for instance, he could fence. and Middlesex. The state has agrees to federal legislation per- the U. S. Bureau of Roads could, collect from a dozen Monmouth Financing of the system re- already given up hope on other mitting sale of the free parkway be helpful on financing and en- toll-less strips in Ocean and Cape MIDDLETOWN - In what ap- Serving on the library site com- lu.tion executing an agreement to County officials who will fly here quires elimination of 14 miles of sections nothing will happen. Igineermg. May. pears to be the first concrete mittee with Mr. Makeiy were buy the tract, for $53,500 and au- to' urge that he take a more free sections of the Garden State Federal action is required be- So Mr. Tonti went to see the step toward resolving a three- Committeeman Harold H. Foulks, thorized plans and specifications conservative view in his opposi- Parkway, which Mr. Tonti's Meanwhile, Gov. Richard J. cause $14 million U. S. money bureau. year-old controversy, the Town- Library Board members Mrs for installing sidewalks along tion. boss, the New Jersey Highway Hughes, who also has been a was used in building the initial There, he said last night, he ship Committee last night moved Alex Her and Mrs. Karl Wihtol, Kanes La. But the sum of the day's col- Authority, operates. Half of the three-time visitor here in the last sections, which have remained (EXPRESSWAY, Pg. 3, Col. 7) to clear title to property at and Planning Board members Under an ordinance adopted Highview Cir. and East Rd. James W. Smith and Marshall after public hearing,. Mrs. Eliza- • township library site. T. McDowell. beth Hubbs, assistant township On the recommendation In. all, 15 locations were In- clerk, was granted an annual Howard Offers spected, "some with flashlights Grand Jury Completes Probe Township Committeemin - Ed- salary of $9,124, retroactive to ward P. Makeiy, the eight-acre at night," Mr. Mikely noted. Jan. 1. He exprwsed the tope ttat the tract will alto be Inspected by Mrs. Hubbs, who is starting Library Joard^ at IU meeting the engineer to determine sub- her 29th year of service In town- Bills on Pollution today; would agree to the High- • • • - •..•$•• • Of 11 Aided Unwed Mothers •urface drainage conditions. ship offices, was earning $7,831 WASHINGTON — In order to conduct research arid develop- Mr. Makeiy reported that about view Cir. - East M. choice. Another measure adopted by FREEHOLD—Monmouth Coun- Some investigators confided ords qf complaints Mr. Wells, protect beaches throughout the two acres are township- Another township Issue — selec- die committee calls for vacation ment to deal with the oil ty Welfare Director Robert C. mat most of the cases presented filed in the county Domestic Re- 'owned and the remaining six tion of a municipal garage site United States from the constant pollution threat., Wells appeared before the Grand to me prosecutor were outdated lations Court. The purpose of the of Orchard PI. and Oakland and 1 acres belong to James Stavola, — reached possible solution last Woodlawn Aves. surrounding the threat of oiL pollution disaster, The Coast Guard would be abl Jury _ yesterday as the panel by the statute of limitations. In complaints was to establish a fi- Chape) Hill Rd. .Though he could night with the Introduction of an Rep. James J. Howard (D-N.J.), to develop procedures to effect wound up i(s probe of 11 cases all cases, it was said, prosecu- nancial responsibility by the fa- Wlllet Acres sewer plant in Pori ; not give a definite negotiation ordinance authorizing acquisition Monmouth. ; yesterday introduced two pieces the collection, removal or. dj* of unwed mothers on county wel- Son would have to rely on state- thers involved and to obtain price, Committeeman Makeiy in- of 16 acres on the northerly side of legislation which he said posal of oil and petroleum prod- fare rolls. ments and testimony the accused court orders compelling them to On the recommendation of dicated after the meeting that of Kanes La. from Anthony Cam- would have both an immediate ucts after they have been spilled Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper may have made against them- share the support burden. Committeeman Douglas R. property adjacent to the proposed po, here, for construction of a and long-range effect on the or discharged in the high seas said the jury will make known selves in other proceedings. The freeholder dug up the court Burke, Township Attorney Whit- library site is currently selling township garage. problem. its findings, when its term ends Mr. Daly has said that the records after the county Welfare ney Crowell was directed to draw or navigable waters. for more than $3,000 per acre. The proposed measure, to have Monday. Action could come ei- cases involved instances of three Board, of which he is a member, a petition for submission to the Mr. Howard, a member of the Mr. Howard's second bill, Hie, location, said Mr. Makeiy, public hearing Tuesday, May 9, ther through indictments or a for- to 10 illegitimate children born to declined .to send its records to state Board of Public Utility House Public Works Committee which would serve as an amend- represents a "compromise be- provides for issuance of bonds mal report. . an individual woman who is re- the prosecutor. Mr. Daly had Commissioners for a ruling on Which yesterday opened a three- ment to the Oil Pollution Act of tween the Township Committee totaling $50,000 of which $45,000 ceiving welfare benefits under the called for such action in all cases whether the township or 'Keans- day hearing into water pollution 1924, would give the Justice De- "In the light of widespread and the library Board and of- represents the land cost. federal-state-county Aid to De- where unwed parents sought wel- control problems, said his legis- partment more latitude in pros- publicity which the investigation burg would be responsible for pendent Children program. fers good accessibility from the Following the ordinance intro- lation could result in the elimina- has had," said the prosecutor, fare aid for their children. breaks in water lines serving ecuting the owners of oil tank- Cites 'Flagrant' Abuses Bayshore, Kings Hwy. and the duction, the governing body re- tion of the constant threat by a "I believe that a report would Mr. Daly had called for prose- township's two high schools." East Keansburg residents, but ers which illegally dump their oil scinded a September, 1966, reso- owned by Keansburg. number of sunken oil tankers at sea. be in order if there are no in- He said these were "flagrant" cution for violation of state laws dictments." abuses and were culled from rec- against adultery and fornication. The move was the result of a lying off the New Jersey coast Mr. Howard said he decided to complaint by an East Keansburg since World War II, introduce the bill after learning But the board refused on resident of the Williams • Ave. 'Some of these tankers are that Justice Department lawyers grounds that such usg of its rec- Defense Witness area that previous water *line still loaded with oil and we should have privately complained that as ords breached , regulations on breaks had been repaired by be able to find some way to a result of one word in the Clean Marines Battle Foe confidentiality, was Illegal and township residents, after refusals either neutralize that oil with Waters Restoration Act of 1966 could cause the federal and-stats governments to cut off their par- by Keansburg officials to correct :hemicals or possibly be able to it has been virtually impossible ticipation, which amounts to a to- Hits at Coppolino the situation. ind some'technical way to reach to prosecute violators.^ tal of 72 per cent. In the tojtal Also on the advice of Mr. them and pump the oil put of In Mountain Clash Under Mr.. Howard's bill the ADC program, this is a- $5.4 mil- Burke, a letter was directed to them and up into an empty tank- word "grossly" would be deleted SAIGON (AP) - U.S. Marines and enemy; casualties were un- lion item in this year's spending. the Keansburg Borough Council er out at sea," Mr. Howard said. and the word "accidental" would battled strong enemy forces in known. Autopsy Report informing that body of the PUC Under that bill, the Coast The freeholder, who now is in petition. uard would be authorized to (See HOWARD, Pg. 4, Col. 2) the rugged mountains below the Last night another Marine com- Europe on a business trip and NAPLES, Fla. (Au"») - Twelve cal examiner of Boston, said he demilitarized zone yesterday and pany sweeping a mountain area vacation, appeared before the days after the death of his wife, near the scene of the earlier had read the autopsy report and reported 14 Marines killed and Grand Jury last month. Dr. Carl Coppolino, now accused testimony of the state's medical clashes ran into an estimated re- of her murder,' wrote a friend in experts and they contained no 6 Teachers Face NJEA Action 38 wounded in three en- inforced enemy company in what New Jersey: "I'm bitter, con- basis for concluding a cause of gagements. was termed well prepared posi- fused and frankly frightened. death. The . fighting in the extreme tions. Nine Marines were killed Gas Firms I've been trying to forget." "I.couldn't," said Ford, adding If Union Beach Pacts Accepted northern part of South Vietnam and eight were wounded. Artil- The letter became a defense that in an examination of tissue was the only major ground ac- lery barrages backed up the Ma- Talk Merger exhibit yesterday in the doctor's which the prosecution said UNION BEACH —. The New board gave their names but not 600; Madeline Ferrentino, kinder- tion reported. rines, but again enemy" losses trial on a charge of killing his showed the site of an injection Jersey Education Association.will addresses. No explanation was garten, $6,000; Thomas Dicker- were unknown. ASBURY PARK — The New Loss of two more American Jersey Natural Gas Co. and the Wife, Carmela, with an injection he found "nothing identifiable charge six teachers with viola- offered for failure to reveal the son, social studies, $5,700, and planes over North Vietnam was •Before dawn today, the Marine Elizabethtown Gas Co. announced of the paralyzing drug sucdnyl' as a needle puncture." lation of professional ethics if addresses. Doris Garrison, first grade, $9, announced, raising the number command group operating in the yesterday they have commenced chollne, on Aug. 28,,1965. the instructors sign contracts to They are: Ronald Wiese, to 300. lost Monday and yesterday to area under an estimated In a booming, steady voice, merger discussions. "The childreh ask when will I Ford also discounted the testi- teach in this district. teach seventh and eighth grade Sixty-six per cent of the teach- six during the strikes on MIG 200 rounds of mortar fire, but no get a new mommle," it went on; mony of a key state witness, Or, At a special Board of Educa- science, at $5,700; Cheryle Lan- ing staff has resigned'here, ef- airfields and key targets around casualties were reported, U,S. In a joint statement, the com- "The only solution, is to marry Bert LaOu, professor of pharma- tion meeting last night, the six dau, , primary grades, $3,700; fective June 3, as a result of a Hanoi and Hlaphong. U.S. spokes- spokesmen .said. panies said, they have retained independent consultants. •gain and as soon as possible, cology at New York University, ware offered contracts. The Martha Simon, first grade, $6,- series of grievances against the men said 516 American planes South of the Marine actions, '(They) need love, affection and LaDu said he had analyzed tis- board. • now have been lost in the air a company of infantrymen of the Both emphasized that no plan borne life." sue surrounding the alleged nee- Sanctions have been imposed war against North Vietnam. U.S. 25th Division clashed with has been formulated and that Hughes to Sign Compact when and If a merger agree- The state ha* accused Coppo- dle track and found traces, of the by the local Teachers Associa- There was no immediate indi- ah enemy force of unknown size ment is consummated it wouM lino, 34, anesthesiologist, of mur drug. tion and the NJEA. > cation whether Air Force and in fighting that went on through- be subject to the action of the dering his wife 'to collect 185,000 "I disregard that testimony," Piibllc Censure Navy planes followed through to- out the night. U.S. headquarters respective boards of directors, worth of insurance on her life said Ford, < "He used a. method Hayden L. Messner Jr., NJEA day with similar raids on vital in Saigon had few details but stockholders and various regula- and to wed the. current Mrs. specifically designed for this PoDution Battle Set representative, said last night it targets in the Hanoi-Haiphong said the American company was tory agencies. CoppoUno, the former Mary Gib- case and never before applied to is unethical for a teacher to ac- area. But cloudy weather was sweeping a rice paddy area in NEW YORJC (AP) :-* Thp na- However, in Delaware, the last cept, a position' in a district son, a wealthy divorcee. this'purpose, I wouldn't put ion's largest regional attack on of the five states involved, the reported over North Vietnam's Quang Ngal Province. Elizabethtown served a total They were married Oct. 7, man's lite at^stake on it." where there are sanctions, and panhandle and "some cloud ac- of 171,788 customers in 1966 with air pollution moved a step clos- legislators have still to receive a that if the six who have been Alt these actions were in prov- 1965. To meet the state's contention tivity" was said to have moved operating revenue at $30,039,762. er to fruition yesterday as New recommendation from the state's offered contracts sign them "the inces that make up South Viet- that Coppolino was In financial into the Hanoi-Haiphong region. Net profit was $2,541,752. The defense opened Its side of Jersey's Gov. Richard J. Hughes Air Pollution Commission. The NJEA Is prepared to take action nam's 1st Corps Area, a region trouble and killed out of greed, the case—which claims no mur- said he would sign the five-state commission reportedly is waiting which could result in public cen- The ground action in northern- increasingly threatened by strong New Jersey Natural Gas served the defense called a Sarasota at- to' see what Maryland,, not pro- der was committed—with testi- compact shortly. sure by the profession. , - most Quang Trl province began Viet Cong and North Vietnamese 181,519 customers and had operat- mony that the state's evidence torney, Johnson Savary, to testi- Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller posed as a member, will do be- yesterday morning when a small iorces. Army elements- were ing revenue in excess of $30 did not reveal a cause of death. ly that a $25,000 trust fund was fore committing itself. He added: "These' interviews moved north this month to help million with net income of $3,- made New York the first signa- are being conducted for the board convoy of U.S. Marine engineers Dr. Richard Ford, thief medl- (See COPPOLINO, Pg. 2, Col. 4) tory td the proposed Mld-Atlan- The compact would empower was ambushed in a mountain take pressure off the Marines, 441,537. by. Vice principal Daniel B. Mc- and .there is.belief that much-of Ic States Air 'Pollution' Control the agency to sel standards, con- Keown. Mr. McKeown, there- pass. The enemy force, of un- Elizabethtown serves Union, Compact Monday, calllng.it "the duct research and enforce pollu- known size, opened up with small the heavy fighting expected in the Middlesex, Sussex, Warren and fore, is also ^violating the profes- coming months will center in that moat effective vehicle in the na- tion abatement measures within sional: code of ethics. arms, automatic weapons and Hunterdon counties and a part mortars, killing five Marines and part of the country. Today's Index tion for'fighting, air pollution on the. states. . v The, board will meet tonight, of Mercer County, New Jersey wounding 22. . a'regional basis." i It resulted from an interstate In private, with association The two additional plane losses Natural Gas operates in part of announced today included a Navy Stock market Jus alum straight gain ...... Pag* U After at ,fcast two states ap- conference on air pollution abate- leaders to discuss grievances. A relief company and armed Morris County and all of Cape, prove the compact, the federal ment . here last January, spon- Also offered contracts' last night helicopters were rushed to the A4 Skyhawk that was shot down May, Monmouth and Ocean coun- 1 Schoolboy' diamond clan glitter . Page » government will be asked to rati- sored by the U. S. Department were, two part-time personnel, aid of the convoy, and later In by a MIG17 yesterday in a raid ties. . •••• fy it, giving final approval to set of Health, Education and Wel- Joseph Petzman, speech thera- the day a.command group and over the Haiphong area. The pi- Page ' Page Here at last! AUw-Scott 5 Editorial. .... up the agency. fare.. ,'. • . ' .;' pist, at $3,000, and Dr. Jacob another company of Leathernecks lot was listed as missing. It was were lifted in to sweep the area. the I2th American plane reported We deliver. Red Bank Pizza. ' 21 Herblock _,.. "".Is But it may be considerably A federal report released at Mermekteln, school psycholo- Amusement! Movie Timetable .... They made no contact, however, lost In air cOmbat with Com- 741-9868. . (Adv.) ...„.„.„... 2 21 later before the compact can at- the conference described the lev- gist, at $3,000. ...,,; — - ^trtha .:••- Obituaries ..'... tain its full promise. Legisla- el of the sulphur dioxide pollu- i The Monmouth Regional Edu- munist jets. Shehadl Rug Co. Jim Bishop _ g Sylvia Porter .... tive action In two of the five tion in the New York-New Jersey cation Association' announced yes- Notice A Navy officer said tiiere were Enlarges Shrewsbury store. Bridge ...... - '• ., x\ Sports '_..,.„... states, Connecticut and Pennsyl- metropolitan area.as "the worst, terday that it has voteU endorse- Red Bank dog rabies vaccina- "other engagements" with MIGs Now twice as much as before. John Chamberlain'. 5 Stock Market 11 vania, L Is still pending, Hughes the .most critical In the United ment of. the local, association's tion clinic at Navesink Hook' and in the partly cloudy sky over Largest selection of rugs and: ~JZZI"\Vto Successful Investing —1« said he expects the New Jersey States," and said It endangered (Sanctions' and -will "fully' lib' Ladder Fire-House, Wednesday, Haiphong, but he had no details carpeting in the Red Bank area. Television _...... _Z .eglslature to approve it by next the health and welfare of resi- operate in the Imposition of those April 25th, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. on the dogfights. Broad St., Shrewsbury. (Shrews- Fuiiie 21 Women's News .Ml Monday. dents. v sanctions." (Adv.) (See VIETNAM, Pg. 3, Col. 8) bury Shops). 741-6272. (Adv.) \ i) S—Wednesday, Apr. 26, 1967 , TBE DAILY REGISTER Coppolino (Continued) t*t up lor Coppollno1! two chil- marriag* license. On Oct. 7 they dren In 'April, 19M. were wed. ; f Signed Over And 3& months after death, iavary sajd the trust was cre- Carmela's body was removed ated with $25,000 life Insurance from its grave In her family's on Carmela which the -carrier had plot in New Jersey and taken to refused to pay. Coppolino signed the laboratory of New York City's over his interest in the policy to chief medical examiner, Dr. Mil' daughter! Monica, 9, and ton Helpern, - Lisa, 4. In an autopsy lasting five Savary laid under cross exam- hours, Helpern said, he deter- ination that since he no longer mined Carmela had been a wom- had an interest in the proceeds, an with a normal heart who Coppolino could not be called was healthy in life. The only un- upon to testify under oath fa a usual thing he found, he said, suit for collection he had filed. was a needle puncture in the Coppolino's letter, to Dr. Ed- body, mund Webb, of a New Jersey He ordered his chief toxicplo- pharmaceutical firm and long- gist, Dr. Charles J. Umberger, time friend, said, "I am sure that to search for evidence of poison. when I marry my action will be Umberger testified he found "a frowned upon. Until they (no ref- classic toxic overdose" of sue- erence) are in the same posi- clnylchbline. tion, they don't have a right to It was. the first finding ever judge." made of this drug in a homicide 1 Prosecution witnesses earlier case. Previously it had been CONTEST JUDGES — Winners wore selected in the Red Bank Community Chamber told a story that began In 1962 thought undetectable after death at Riverview Hospital in Red The foundation of the state's of Commerce yesterday in poster contest sponsoredjby Paul Benda Memorial Chap- HONORED — Mrs. Marie Devereaux Heliker, left, was honored last night at a dinner Bank, N. J., where Coppolino charge was Helpera'i concluding ter of We Must Care, Matawair. Judges shown at **orlc, left to right, are Assembly- was employed as en anesthesiolo- report that Carmela was mur- sponsored by the Sea Bright Home rfnd School Association after completing 41 years man Joseph Anolina, Middletown; John D. Bolduc, executive' vie* president of the gist. dered by an injection of the drug. of teaihing school. Mrs. Heliker, who will retire in June, has been a Sea Bright teacher chamber; Thomas J. BIy, executive editor of The Daily Register, and Trooper Investi- 34 years. Taking part in the ceremony are Leroy Von Entress, master of ceremonies The witnesses included J. Ray- mond DeRidder of Fair Haven, gator Louis H. Teranto of the Howell Township state police barracks. More than 2,- who will be the school's new principal in September; Mrs. Helen Sawyer Blair, who member of the Riverview board 000 grammar school children entered the contest. ' ' > '. will also retire in June as principal of the school, second from right, and Mrs. Guy Wil- of governors and its president in 1962, and Joseph T. Grause of banlcs, president of the Home and School Association'. The dinner was held in Harry's Rumson, N. J., secretary of the Lobster House, Sea Bright. (Register Staff Photo) hospital board. Youngsters' Posters Warn Several threatening letters al- legedly written by Coppolino to a nurse found their way into the Crowd Gathers For Expo 67 hands of the FBI and the hos- :( MONTREAL (AP) - With i for the public, some 50,000 are About Dangers of Strangers pital's board of governors re- expected to be admitted after the •\ formal opening only a day away, moved the young doctor from RED BANK - Nine winners third grade, Schlrra School, first; Howell Township; . John D. formal ceremonies tomorrow af- ':'. Expo 87 already is teaming with the staff. were selected yesterday in the Laura McDonald, third grade, Bolduc, executive vice president ternoon. Concessionaires have 'newsmen and hundreds of oth- Not Allowed child safety poster contest spoil- Sohirra School, second; Tracy of the Red Bank Community been alerted to be ready for the •• ers who have managed to get it The court did not allow the let sored by Paul Benda Memorial Ghishall, third grade, Schlrra Chamber of Commerce, and : Thursday crowd. for an advance look. ters In evidence. Chapter of We Must Care, Mat* School, third. Thomas J. BIy, executive editor The red carpet has been laid The Expo Express, the fair' Because of the hospital board's wan. Third group — John Cecere, of The Daily Register. The judg- on the platform at the Place . free elevated railway, Is doing action, Prosecutor Schaub told More than 20,000 children in fifth grade, Keansburg School, ing took place in the chamber's des Nations where Gov. Gen. Ro- rushing business. the Jury, Coppolino had no hope Monmouth and Ocean Counties first; Kenneth Holder, fifth grade. headquarters on Broad St. ';,-. Some restaurants are open land Michener, Prime Minister of an appointment elsewhere and viewed the child educational Middle Road School, Hazlet, sec- Frank W. Long of Lakewood .Most of the concessions and L Lester B. Pearson and other dig- Carmela, also a doctor earning film, "Say No to Strangers," ond; Frederick Delll SahU, fifth is president of the two-county We ' Ronde, the amusement area, wil nitaries will sit during the cere- $16,000 a year, became the fam- which was shown by the chapter grade, keansburg School, third. Must Care chapter. '-lopen tomorrow. Several of th monies. ily's sole support. in its campaign against child These winners, along with first '^ amusement rides are giving vi Shortly afterward, Coppolino molestation. place winners from each school . -r jtors previews. was hospitalized for an alleged Winners were selected in three and scout group which partici- Mrs. Josephine Moran °\. Although Friday is opening daj Hoie Named heart attack and began to draw groups: kindergarten, first and pated, will be sent to national $22,000 a year insurance for 100 second grades; third and fourth We Must Care headquarters in per cent disability. grades, and fifth and sixth Ridgefield for competition. •o Weather By Equitable For a life of "luxurious retire- Mrs. Moran Six national winners will meet FIVERV1EW New Jersey: Mostly sunny this ment," the state said Coppolino The winners, selected from J. Edgar Hoover, Federal Bur- 'morning.- Increasing cloudiness decided to move his family to Is Retired more than 2,000 entries, were: eau of Investigation director, in Red Bank late today and tonight. High to- Florida and build a home on first group — Howard Pearson, his office. They also will tour the and Mrs. Frank Petrone RED BANK - Mrs. Josephine Mr. day in 50s, low tonight in 40s. Longboat Key off the beach at kindergarten. Sycamore Drive Justice Department, have dinner (nee Connie Grande), RD 1, v G. Moran of 12 Horace PI. re- Tomorrow cloudy, windy and James E. Bevins Sarasota. School, Hazlet. first; Lloyd Roth- In the congressional dining room Holmdel, son, yesterday. cently retired from the N. J. "cool rain ending in morning. Here his fortunes changed dra- stein, second grade, Schlrra and be taken on a tour of the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grafts, *• ' In Monmouth Beach, yester- Bell Telephone Company after 40 School, Madison Township, sec- capital. matically. Carmela failed to pass years of service. (nee Margaret Healey), 67 Sec- .day's high was 53 and the low, Bevins Gets the examinations for a license to ond; Doreen White, second grade, The judges were Assemblyman ond St., Highlands, son, yester- f 38. The reading at 6 p.m. was 51; practice medicine in Florida and Mrs. Moran was a records Browntown School, Madison Joseph Aizolina, Middletown; day. clerk in the company's Red Bank J the;, overnight low was 36; ani her income was cut off. Township, third. Trooper Investigator Louis H. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Cu- Bendix Post plant department. She joined the X the*temperature at 7 a.m. toda; Second group — Larry'Waldron, Taranto, state police barracks in ren (nee Dorothy Diller), Bucks Then two Florida physicians telephone company in 1927 and :; war>43. DETROIT, Mich. — James E. La., Marlboro, daughter, yester- examined Coppolino and report- held the titles of operator, ser- a -^ MARINE Bevins, director of the Bendix ed to the insurance company day. , ji iSpe May to Block Island: Corp. Electric Power Division, vice order clerk and repair ser- that they found no symptoms to vice attendant Mr. and Mrs. Richard Staub IS Variable winds about 10 knots Red Bank, N.J., has been named support his claim of heart dis- (nee Magdalena Plykaypis), 48 Mrs. Moran is a member of T th1s""morning becoming easterly vice president and group execu- ease. The companies challenged Sugar Maple La., New Shrews- Red Bank Council, H. G. McCul- this afternoon through tonight tive for four Bendix divisions. him in court bury, daughter, yesterday. 1 ly Chapter, Telephone Pioneers increasing to 15-20 knots by to- Mn Bevins also heads the Nav- New Meant of America. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright night. Northerly winds tomor- igation and Control Division and Faced with financial disaster, (nee Susan Mackowlak), 24 In- row 15-25 knots with highei the Foundries Division, both at the state said, Coppolino began digo La., JUatawan, daugh- gusto. Visibility five miles or Teterboro, N.J., and the Flight to look around for some new ter, yesterday. better today lowering to one mile and Engine Instruments Division, means to continue his "life of Delay Hearing Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Heins- on less In rain late today, to- South Montrose, Pa. luxury." dorf (nee Susanne Hyman), 375 night and tomorrow morning. He found Mary Gibson and be- On Cemetery Lorraine Dr., Cllffwood Beach, Fair this morning. Increasing gan a whirlwind courtship. MIDDLETOWN — The son, yesterday. cloudiness this afternoon, rain Matt C. Hoie 2 Hurt in Crash Seven weeks before Carmela Township Committee last Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lowry likely late today and tonight. To- RED BANK — Two persons was to die. Coppolino ordered a night changed the public (nee Helen Hotchkiss). 1506 Rus- morrow cloudy, windy and cool NEW. YORK - The board of sustained minor injuries in a supply of the paralyzing drug hearing date on a proposal tic Dr., Asbury Park, son, yes- rain ending in morning. directors of The Equitable Life three-car rear-end collision yes- sucdnylcholine, from a friend in to establish a third town- terday. TIDES Assurance Society of the United terday at Harrison Ave. and New Jersey, Dr. Edmund Webb. ship cemetery on 75 acres Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fernan- States recently announced the • . . Sandy Hook Marion St. He wanted it, Webb testified, off Everett Rd. dez (nee Susanne Haas), 1 Til- TODAY - High 9:24 p.m. and promotion of Matt C. Hoie of 'to see if it could be detected in Originally scheduled for ton Rd., Middletown, daughter, low 3:12 p.m. , Leedsville Dr., Lincroft, N. J., as Jean M. Schoolfield of 208 Lib- the body of a cat alter death.' last night, the hearing yesterday. district manager* with the Wil- erty St., Long Branch, the driv- TOMORROW — High 9:54 a.m was moved up to Tuesday, liam W. Nebb Agency at Menlo er of one car, was treated at In the weeks following, sever- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hall (nee tnd 10:18 p.m. and low 3:54 a.m. al witnesses said, Coppo'.ino and May 16, on the request of Margaret McCormick), A-4 Sut- and 4 p.m. Park, N. J. Riverview Hospital and released. Also treated was a passenger Mary were constant companions an attorney speaking in be- ton PI,, Matawan, daughter, yes- For R"ed Bank and Rumson Mr. Hoie ha3 been associated f in the Schoolfield car, Shirley at the Maxwell Bridge Studio,a half of Frederick Hall, ceme- terday. bridge, "add two hours; Sea with The Equitable more than Sarasota. tery applicant, who asked Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Williams of Bergen PI., this five years as an agent during And just two days before Car- for not less than two weeks JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- place. which time he has been the mela died, Mrs. Edna Kramer postponement and not more Neptune lands bridge, add 40 minutes. The driven of the other two H.M.S. PINAFORE — Philip Alpern Jr., portraying Capt. recipient of numerous awards for testified she saw the two in a than four. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirch- Corcoran in Gilbert and. Sullivan's operetta, rehearses outstanding ^salesmanship and cars were Pamela M. Berardi car together "with Carl's arms On the recommendation of gessner (nee Carolyn Burdge) 12 service. of 364 Westwood Ave., Loag around Mary's neck and his head Township Committceman with Sandy Pugliese, who plays the part of Josephine. Center St, Neptune, son, yester Branch, and Constance A. Rice, He was a delegate to the Post- on her shoulder." Douglas R. Burke, attorney day. 157 Prospect Ave., Red Bank, The production by the Freehold Regional High School Campaign Convention in New Or- On the morning of Aug. 28, Leon M. Rosen, Newman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kulberda police said. junior dais will run Friday and Saturday and May 5 and rr #V\ONTGOMERY| leans in 1963, in 1965 he received 1965, Coppolino called Dr. Juli- Springs Rd., lincroft, will be (nee Elizabeth hite), 1139 17m the class of 1962 leading gradu- ette Karow to his home and notified of the new hearing o at 8:15 p.m. in the school auditorium. Ave., West Belmar, daughter, 1 date by the township clerk, WARD ate award and in 1966 was the Bailly Brothers showed her Cattmela's body, ly- IRegiiter Staff Photo) yesterday. Nebb Agency delegate to the Na- ing in a contorted position in her Mr. Rosen represents Lin- Mr. and Mrs. William Byers tional Leaders Corps Convention Jaguar Dealer bed with fists clenched. croft residents opposing the (nee Carol Partusch), 717 Emory S42-2150 in San Francisco. . Took His Word cemetery. St, Asbury Park, son, yesterday. IXT. 122 Mr. Hoie will be responsible SHREWSBURY — Bailly Broth- Dr. Karow said she took Cop- Find Missing Flier's Body Mr. and Mrs. William Kiss for the recruiting and training of ers Inc., 19 East Newman Springs polino's word that Carmela suf- BARNEGAT LIGHT (AP) The men and their Cessna 172 (nee Marie Patten), 604 Wood- new agents in the Monmouth Rd., has been appointed a new fered chest pains the day before Heron Gets The body of a man discovered Ingle-engine light plane became land Rd., West Allenhurst, daugh- PUMPS County area. He is a member ol Jaguar sales and service deal- and signed a certificate listing a by a fishing vessel yesterday has e subject of a widespread ter, yesterday. the Monmouth Lodge 172, F&AM, r. heart attack as the cause of been identified as 66-year-old Dr. iarch after their plane had An extra water source for Atlantic Highlands and the First Phillip E. Bailly, Mildred M. death. Later, she said, she New Post E. Wendell Boyer of Brick Town, tiled to arrive and had gone un- MONMOUTH MEDICAL amended the certificate to read Long Branch ^ those dry summer days, Presbyterian Church in Red Bailly and Mrs. Laurel R. Bailly, NEWARK -r WilUam G. Heron ship, missing since his plane ited since V/i hours after owners of Bailly Brothers, have "cause unknown." ikeoff. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hall excellent for use on lawns Bank. of 80 Church St, Little Silver, crashed Sunday. announced that the 1967 Jaguar A week later, Mrs. Ha Cal- has been natned district plani The body was recovered by the Bad weather had prevented a (nee Sherry Seaman), Rt. 537, and shrubs. Hazlet Girl Accepted 4.2 litre XK-E sports cars, the houn said, Coppolino and Mary manager of New Jersey Bell'! fishing vessel "Don" out of Man- sarch until yesterday when clear Colts Neck, daughter, yesterday. new 420 sedan and the luxury were back at the bridge club. Trenton Suburban district. asquan about six miles northeast ties brought dozens of Civil Air Mr. and Mrs. Charles Castles 420G Sedan will be on display at (nee Sandra Prasascak), Green At Nursing School Coppolino, she said, "seemed Mr. Heron was a staff repre- of Barnegat Inlet, located at the atrol planes out to comb a 10- the showroom. very happy with Mary—not sad )i!e wide corridor from Maine Grove Apartments, Keyport, son, at low at 59' HAZLET - Diane Koval, sentative in the plant operations north tip of Long Beach Island. at all." New Jersey. yesterday. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Phillip E. Bailly has been department of the American Tele- Identification was made by Pump Vi HP to I HP well ward"Koval, Vermont Dr., has named sales manager. On Sept 21, they applied for a phone and Telegraph Company. State Police Investigator Jerome points, drive pipe, plastic been accepted at the Rutgers AT&T is New Jersey Bell's par- Casey and Lt. Joseph Mc- School of Nursing, Newark, where ent company. . Cullough of the Ocean County pipe,- check valves, storage DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketcham 1 she will attend as a freshman He Joined New Jersey Bell in Prosecutor * office. tanks and fittings. Low in the fall. 1946 as an installer, and held Meanwhile, a search was to cost installation available. number of positions in the com- resume today for the doctor's HOLMDEL Diane also was accepted at pany's plant and traffic depart- companion on the ill-fated flight Trenton State College. ments, including plant school in- from Waterville, Maine, to As- structor, chief switchman, facili- bury Park Airport. He Is Morris ties supervisor and senior facili- Nelson, of Howell Township. ^ TTfc ties supervisor. He was trans- GENERAL STORE ferred to the AT&T Company in WEEKEND HOSTS NEXT TO FIRE HOUSE MAIN ST., HOLMDEL May of 1963. United States Military Acad- Mr. Heron was graduated from emy Cadet Fourth Classman Pat- 946-4115 NOTICE! Rutgers University with a bach- rick McGoldrlck and Cadet elor's degree In English, and is Fourth Classman Francis A. a member of the universitys Cannavo Jr. were hosts to their SIRLOIN STEAKS We* •. • to the residents I alumni association, He served as parents at Hebe Parent Week- a technical sergeant in the U.S. end at West Point. Included on Army Signal Corps from 1941 to the weekend's programs were PORTERHOUSE STEAKS. 89c, 1945. open houses in each of the aca- of the Borough of demic departments, talks by the officials of the academy and HEN TURKEYS 14-16 lbs.. 43c ,B. several concerts and social KEANSBURG events. Attending were Mr. and ITALIAN SAUSAGE _„ 69c . . Obituary Mrs. James P. McGoldrlck, 51 b Spring St., Red Bank, and Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Cannavo, WHITE SERVICES SWEET CORN BACON „. 69c» Beginning May 2, the 28 Morford PI., also Red Bank. EATONTOWN - Funeral aer- boro will flush hydrants vices for Nelson E. White of 77 AIRMAN TRANSFERRED MORREL FRANKS 59c. Tinton Aye., who died Monday a SAN ANTONIO, Tex. - Airman Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, Benjamin Bllllngsley, son of Mrs. -FREEZER SPECIALS- for a period of two weeks! riU be held tomorrow at 10 ».m. Evelyn Billingsley of 85 Cen- ALLBKP t Holy Trinity Episcopal ter St., Freehold, N. J. has been ALLI0EAT Church, Red Bank, Rev. Canon selected for technical training at MORRELL FRANKS 1MB. WT JAMES W. DAVIS Charles H. Best wlU officiate. Lackland Air Force Base as an * I DON'T KNOW ABOUT 'SWEET' ew The Robert A. Braun Home for air policeman. He Is a 1968 grad- Licensed Operator Funerals is In charge of »r- uate of Freehold Regional High FOREQUARTER BEEF 55c. rangements. School. • , ' J >ree THE DAILY HEGISTER Wednesday," Apr. 26, 1967-3 fy Dogs Will Stress Middletown Woes Advancement Senate Renews Bitter • MIDDLETOWN - "There's a while calling for strengthening OAKHURST - Elmer Cook, , serious problen) of dogs running fines for offenders. chairmart of the Central District, Debate 6n Vietnam War loose In the tqwnahip, not wild Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek re- MonmouLh Council, Boy Scouts, dogs, but dogs owned by respect- ported that he too had~1>een'in- said.today Hie District Spring WASHINGTON (AP) — The Chairman Richard B. Russell, itics was meant "to shut up" able people who,-are not paying fonned of similar incidents, tit- Camporee will stress advance- Senate has erupted into bitter, D-Ga, of the Senate Armed Ser- ssenters. : attention to the law or rules o( ing a phone call from a "frantic" ment. renewed debate of the Vietnam vices Committee, disputed in an "This criticism of dissent will common decency." , parent whose youngster had been In his remarks to the district war with Gen. William C. West- ntervlew today contentions that len lead to charges of- disloy- , So declared Township Commit- bitten by a dog in the neighbor- committee, Mr. Cook said moreland's forthcoming address 'resident Johnson is using West- Ity and then to muddleheaded- teeman Douglas, R. Burke last hood. Camporee, to be held May 5-7 at to Congress providing the spark. moreland's current visit home to sss and then to treason," Ful- silence dissent to war policies. night, who related a case of a After the meeting, Mr. Burke the Turkey Swamp Fish Senate critics of U.S. policy right told his colleagues. woman who had been "seized" told reporters that he may ap- Game Preserve, Freehold Town- charged yesterday that West- Russell said Westmoreland, He forecast a drive for vast- on her property by dogs owned pear in Municipal Court Thurs- ship, will feature an "Advance- moreland, American military scheduled to address a joint increased manpower in an ef- by a neighbor, to, the point that day, May 11, in relation to a dogment .Trail1' on Saturday after commander in Vietnam, was be- meeting of Congress and to brief rt to win a military victory in she required medical treatment. complaint by a township resident noon. The trail will have stations ng used as a propaganda tool by governors at the White House ietnam and Sen. Robert F. Ken- In some 'cases of dogs running filed on his recommendation. corresponding' to second and the Johnson administration. Friday, is giving a "well-rea- edy, D-NY, agreed this could loose, "it's nothing more than first class scout requirements Backers of administration policy soned assessment" of the war ad to World War III. orneriness on the part of the The committee accepted "with The skills will be taught said the debate itself feeds North iituation. "As surely as we are stand- owners," remarked Mr. Burke, regret" the resignation of George Freibott from the Sewer Author- scouts who are fust class or high- Vietnamese hopes for final vic- Westmoreland told the annual ; here, the Soviet Union, the ity, but on the advice of Commit- er in rank. A scout will be able tory. meeting of the Associated Press linese Communists and North teeman Burke held off filling the to receive instruction in at least New York Monday that he ietnam will have to react to 2 Dead, 13 vacancy since it was the govern- six scout skills. His scoutmaster lees no end to the war except hat we have done by acting ing body's "first official notice or patrol leader will then be able Planners OK iy exerting maximum military lemselves," Kennedy said of Missing In of the resignation." io test him on the skills. pressure to grind the enemy is week's U.S. air strikes The Camporee also will f«a town. He said U.S. fighting men ;ainst jet fighter bases in North At a meeting of the Sewer Development ire "dismayed" by "unpatriotic Authority April' 12, Mr. Freibott hire packing techniques. The ietnam. / • Scouts will have to hike to the acts" of dissent at home that Plane Crash resigned And then immediately give the Communists hope they campsite at least 1.5 miles carry- NANTUCKET, Mass. (AP) - accepted the post of manager of WORDS OF COMFORT—Peter E. Genovese of Holmdel, In Oceanport can win politically what they the municipal sewer system at a ing their personal equipment and A flaming Air Force radar picket left, tries to comfort Mrs. Ben DeRiso as the watches OCEANPORT - The local can't by force. ietnam plane with 16 men aboard salary of $12,000. their share of the patrol equip ment. This hike will satisfy a stubborn fire destroy the Monmouth County Cold Stor- Planning Board last night gave "You can't please some peo- (Continued) plunged into the Atlantic Ocean tentative approval to a major first class requirement. Aqe plant, Rt. 9, Manalapan Township, yesterday, which ple," Russell said. "If the Presi- The second plane loss an- last night after the pilot appar- subdivision application by Ber- dent brings the general home to unced today was an Air Force ently tried to avoid hitting homes Mr. Cook said registrations for had taken her husband, right, more than 17 years to nard Silverstein, president of the report on the war, that's propa- 105 Thunderchief that went on Nantucket Island. the Camporee are being accepted Evergreen Land Co., Red Bank. build. Mrs. DeRiso suffered head injuries when she got ganda in their minds. If heawn due to unknown causes "in "I am convinced that this boy at the council office. All Scout Recommended to Borough doesn't bring him home, there's caught in fire hoses that were being placed in position injunction" with the raids of the mis fighting desperately to get troops in the Eatontown-L o n g Council is a plan to split a sec-a credibility gap. anoi area yesterday, officers it to the water and avoid this Branch area were urged to at- and fell. After treatment, she returned to the scene.,. tion of the Wittenburg tract be- "I know of no one better quali- id. The Thunderchief pilot also summer colony," said Albert L. tend in preparation for summer tween Eatontown Blvd. and Mon- (Register Staff Photo) filed to tell the American people as listed as missing. Manning, one of three experi- camp. All participants who qual- mouth Rd. into 46 homesites. what's happening in Vietnam. I North Vietnam claimed that enced private pilots who agreed ify will earn a threeMl Rt- Llppincott, Clement Page and F. Package Plans Available, including 1 hour of / Frag, Jorit, Twist, Watel {30 V«» btwh, JlahlMai IMorH lhid«M Howard Gage after a meeting at minutes for each Will do lamMi wall iWrti, finem IOHK», immiMnV vms. bMkm«i, niiMl- Capt Mam's home. cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, gratuities beautifully.) Mnmii gift Mm. , Attendance at the reunion will ,741-5858 ' not be limited to class members, Preferred by Particular People for Good Food TOWER the committee said. The committee'1s seeking the CRAFTSMEN, Inc. whereabouts of seven classmates: 1QS CHESTNUT ST. Harriet Bertelson, Peggy Hayes, Henrietta Heller, Alice Risen, RED IANK 1 Harold Thompson, Hazel Towler PROMOTION — Maj. Robert P. Schloesser, center, son of ,Mr«. Philip C. Schloesser Flaal Me New la tn%nu and James Misner. Anyone with of Shrewibury, It ihowh at his promotion ceremony at the Army's Data Processing M BKOAD STREET Information about them Is asked Center, Radford, Va. Congratulating the new major it Lt. Col. Donald Lather, the RIDIANK to communicate with Cart Col- n, (7 Oakland St. . unit'* commanding officer, Mrs, Joyct Schloasser, the major's wife, looltt on. , Apt, 26, 1967 WE DAILY f Obituaries ,.,jr-Righ '

MRS. ERNEST BOYLE AJkP Sells Only OYiN-RiADY Mrs. Teeter, KEAJINY — Mrs. Eileen 6. Boyle of $1 Laurel Ave., mother of Mrs. William DuBois of Leo- Mother Of nardo, died Monday in West Hud- son Hospital. She also leaves her husband, RIBS of BEEF Councilman Ernest Boyle; a son, MaJ. Ernest RUMSON - Mrs. Agnes W. Boyle of Glenside, Pa.; anoth- SHOUT CUT Teettr of North Rohallion Di er daugher. Miss Marion Boyle ' ditd yesterday at the home at home; a brother, Wilfred J. Cut From the First 4 Ribs Only! her daughter, Mrs. John J. Ryai Hall at home; a sister, Mrs. John in Ormond Beach, Fla. She WE Mcllroy at home; six grandchil- MRE MICEIIISIEM the widow of Albert A. Teeter S dren, and three great-grandchil- 69: Mrs. Teeter was the mother dren. John 0. Teeter, a Rumson ecu Services were today at 1 p.m. cllman and vice president of Pfi in the George J. Brierley Funer- how is your •Sunr-MiM" as. am We International, Inc., New City al Home, here. Guilty FULLY COOKED She was born in Elizabeth Owlllki. daughter of the late Owen an JOHN E. DURYEA Ann O'Neill Sullivan, and h; MIDDLETOWN—John E. Dur- lived in this area for the pa: yea, 56, of 10 Kings Hwy., died 25 years. rib roast yesterday in Morunouth Medical SMOKED HAM Mrs. Teeter attended Elizabe: Center, Long Branch, after a long schools and the College of illness. Elizabeth, Convent. Station. Born here, he was the son of BUTT PORTION SHANK PORTION She was a communicant of Hoi the late Albert F. and Kate Con- (S»t Him RtHvid) Ilk. rs»itlle»R»md) Cross Catholic Church, here. roy Duryea. trimmed? 45 Mrs. Teeter was a member Mr. Duryea was employed as 1 That depends upon whereyou buy it. , the Rumson Country Club a a foreman by the township Rec- leek for W» Shank Hoff With Tha SHc. On Top/ the Sea Bright Beach Club. reation Commission. He was a Also surviving are another son member of the local and Mon- At A*P, we sell only short-cut, oveiweadyRibsof Beet . FULL CUT Albert A. Teeter Jr. of Hopkins mouth County Shade Tree Com- Whole or Either Half (NoSilcatRuiiovad) 55' Minn., vice president of Indus missions. trial Molasses Corp., Minnea- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. We remove the excess Short Ribs polis; a brother, John L. Sullivan Hilda Duryea; a daughter, Mrs. CALIF0RIU01T of Birmingham, Ala., and Charles Flanagan, of this place; and sell them separately at the lower Short Rib price. "SiiMMtlglit" 9"«l»y N§* IONELEIS MUCK grandchildren. two sisters, Mrs. Reese Freeman MFAT GIUCK A Requiem Mass will be of Marietta, Ga., and Mrs. John We never tuck them under and charge the Rib Roast price. fered Saturday at 11 a.m. Parker of Bethel, Pa., and fiiree POT ROASTS ADDED 691 IOHE-II 59J. Holy Cross Church, here. Buria grandchildren. will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery Funeral arrangements are un- We remove the back-strap ard feather bpjies for easier carving. Dufhliy iMilm-Hm Bn»» hokrt «IIMMU|H" Oiality In! Middletown, under direction der the direction of die Scott TCUT the John E. Day Funeral Home Funeral Home, Belford. TurkeyRoast 1.99 Rib Steaks "" 69it.° 35 West Front St., Red Bank 1 We remove the excess wasteful chine bone. Inf-NOIIfNOIItt PRICED HIQHiRI tosh imlMs-MM- E Mien mum- hut lid The funeral will leave the funera BRAY INFANT home at 10:15 o'clock. LONG BRANCH — David S. Bray, day-old son of Robert and Is all this trimming important to you? Smoked Tongues 69,' Brisket Beef 7911 "Supar-Klglrf" Ou»lity-NONE PRICED HIGHEAI * JOHN L. OSTRANDER Elizabeth Bennett Bray of 45 Well, on an average four-rib roast, Wk«aMaa»-4roilbt. FREEHOLD - John L. Os White St., died Monday in Mon- Wi Rlb Stewing Beef trander, 39, of 7 Broadway diet mouth Medical Center. Turkey Breasts * > 89nT we trim up to 1%-lbs. of excess fat and bone. . . lontlattWhiHtD.rkM.nt Stipar-Mglrr—Watarprset Pact Front Cut* Monday in Rlverview Hospital Besides the parents, surviving Straight Wfl are a brother, Robert A, Bray; Injuries received in a Colts Necl At Rib Roast prices, that adds up! Chicken Roasts 2 ± 2.39 Coned Beef Cirh ** accident April 11. a sister, Linda A. Bray; the Sand Wrappan (or Yankaa Bataball Tlck.h KIEUASA—Supar-RigM or Kraut. maternal grandparents, Mr. and Born in Matawan, he was Franks STADIUM HAND longtime resident of the Keypor Mrs. Charles Bennett of Red Something else you should know. ; . pkg. Polish Sausage area. He had resided here om Bank, and the paternal grand- fink (lawilrc "SuP"-Ri3h Roari-"Supar-RlgM" year. He was employed as a ha parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene D. VIURIieaKS lonalauaW.... 1.09* dyman here. Bray of Oceanport. We cut our Rib Roasts only from the first four ribs. Mr. Ostrander was a member The Flock Funeral Home is in — flNt QUALITY StAfOOD — of the Atlantic Highlands Ameri- charge of arrangements, We never charge extra for the first two ribs. p J c can Legion Post. He was also fish sticks s;. ;; s-2 ;t,?69 member of St. John's Method!: HAROLD S. GILMAN Church, Hazlet ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Next time you buy a Rib Roast, think about these things. Fried Scallops Jffi 2 £ 89' Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Harold S. Gilman, 75, formerly — In Meat Dtparlment — Eva May Burleigh Ostrander; h of Red Bank, N. J., died here And then think, shouldn't A&P be your store? mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Ostrandei yesterday. Swordfish Steaks *- 69* A 32d Dcrgree Mason, he will na of South Amboy; two brothers, COPYRIGHT* 1967. THE GREAT ATLANTIC * PACIFIC TEA Ct>\ INC. James H. and Charles E. Os be buried in Alton, N. H. Codfish Steaks » 39! traiider, both of South Amboy, He is survived by a nephew, and'five sisters, Mrs. Elizabett Roderick Bassett of St. Peters- Hoffarth of Union Beach. Mrs burg, and Mildred Lane, a cou- Frances Welsh of South Amboy, in, of Alton. Guaranteed-Good Groceries...All Value-Priced! Mrs. Laura Slover of Lon{ PltwappW-Oramt. Pinaappla-P.ar, PinMppb-Aprlcot Branch, Mrs. Mary Kostak MLPMIITrUVMIt Jury Acquits IN % ii. mmrs lk«l Hiuito JUICE DRINKS I qt. 1411. Edison, and Mrs. Leona Trout o: lb c Lakewood. Blue Bonnet Margarine 33 liei HIIM1V (Oranga Apricot 43eJ Hl-C Drinks 4 Services will be held in the Accused Man DANISH ALL lUnEH—Fto»n Fratk-Fully lakad Johtr W. L. Mehlenbeck Funeral Ifn97%CaffainFrtafgM^^ Inl Aft W 75« Home, Hazlet, at 10 a.m. Fridaj FREEHOLD - Cary Bankes, "•r INSTANT W»"«W jar • « * MP Hawaiian Delight Santa Clara Prune Met with Rev. Norman Riley, pstoi 9, of 130 Bay Ave., Highlands, e CHOCOLATE ICED of St. John's Church, officiating. ras acquitted yesterday on Post Teasties Com Flakes ' V" 29 rron n rreih pk9.- Barry's Gauche Cookies Burial will be in Shoreland Me- :harge of auto theft by a jury MP GoldenPILLSBURY—Hungr Cake y Jack A jefore Monmouth County Court morial Gardens, Hazlet. e SwtatallltorBiiHarmilk : • pkgi. Tudge Thomas J. Smith. Biscuits Ann Page Preserves 59 Pillibury Buttermilk « I oi. Keebler Pecan Sandies Mr. Bankes had been accused 2!.; ORVILLE B. EDGECOMB ^J-lb. 6 or Ballard Oyan Raady . * pkgi. 25= >f taking a car belonging to Dar- No. I or No. 9 Ronzoni Spaghetti 2 49 Biscuits 14 oi. Sunshine Oatmeal Cookies bag TOMS RIVER — Orville B. ell A. Bishop of Highlands on NAIISCO-ChipiAdoy, A 89* Edgecomb, 56, of 328 Stephan fan. 25. Appla Sfnida! or Paean Short Broad bagi ALL PURPOSE Ave., father of Mrs. Patricia E. Chicken Broth WESTCHBTER Wesson Oil Assistant Prosecutor John Ap- Harlos of Long Branch, died Sun- LowCalwfe Iegate argued for the prosecu- day in Community Hospital. He Brillo Soap Pads 10 pi,. Sweet'N low Sugir Sobititura ion, and- Lawrence Hecher of rmOADBMT-HORRED was empltjyed in the post en- Ceyport served as defense coun- Fcr Mating Graviai gineer's office at Fort Hancock. Gay Bouquet Soap Gravymaster sel. Also surviving are his wife, Wesffpine Disinfectant Heinz Tomato Ketchup Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Edgecomb; Libby Sweet Relish e two sons, Ronald Edgecomb o: agles Slate Colgate's 100 8c Off Label 2 t 35 Point Pleasant and Gregory Hecker's Flour ^,2.59 Edgecomb in the Navy; his Micrin Oral Antiseptic Aim Page Mayonnaise £59' e l-lb. mother, Mrs, Margaret Edgecomb Dinner Fete l)0t. Heinz 2 L« 2I of Lansing, Mich.; two brothers, LONG BRANCH - The Long Paul Edgecomb of Lansing and Iranch Lodge of Eagles will Carl Edgecomb of Grand Ledge, ponsor a ham dinner and dance Frozen Foods! Mich.; a lister, Mrs. Anetta its club rooms here Friday. Greniere of Lake Odessa, and The session, which starts at ' HORN I rWRDART-IJ'/j oz. pkg. RUULAR I" SOI five grandchildren, 30 p.m., is also open to non- 6 IURIDA aoua The funeral was this morning embers. The theme of the 1 !n the Woolley Funeral Home, rent will be "Spring." Chicken or Beef Pies 59' Blueberry Pie THIS WIEK ;t59 Long Branch, with burial in Glen- Sweet Con.6-39 Harold Greene, publicity direc- , Enrieh.J wood Cemetery. >r, also announces the unit has loaf. *' , Baby Brussels Sprouts T j^™pg ' SAUFORRIA UUIK UIEEH SKARI ;ld its annual election of officers SAVE Ic MRS. JOSEPH BRYANT 10m. the club. Birds Eye Spinach Danish Plain Ring TMiWaak eala"** PARSIPPANY - Mrs. Eliza- Pig.. I beth DeFoe Bryant, 5!, of 101 Asparagus 23 Van Wyck Rd., Lake Hiawatha, ioward Frinch l-!b.4oi died Monday in St. Clare's Hospi A&P Shoestring Potatoes Frltd pkg. 25' Dairy Values! Ad Purpow-U5.N*. I Gr.da-NONE PRICED HISHERI tal, Denville, She was the mother (Continued) BIRDS EYE of Mrs. Betty Jo Pine of Long eplace It in the Oil Pollution Asparagus Spears JUMBO pkg. Rome Beauty Apples 3 49* Branch. kct of 1924. SURNTBROOK WHITMIEIIDM GRADE A Also surviving are another Under the 1924 law shipowners Birds Eye Com On Cob e N0NE pRICED re liable for fines of from $500 : daughter, Miss Candace Bryant BIRDS EYE Fresh Eggs 85 at home; a brother, William De- $2,500 if their ship permitted Artichoke Hearts C Fresh Pineapple Foe of Budd Lake; and four sis- to escape into the ocean with- Temple Brand Egg Rolls Cream Cheese 2 pkgill. 23 ters, Mrs. Eleanor Van Ness of three miles of shore. As a Black Granes PR,CED Paifaurhad West Caldwell, Miss Lucille suit, the Justice Department Soft Pretzels LITTLE DUTCHMAN A&P Sour Cream Pascal Celerv DeFoe of Port Jervis, N. Y., Mrs. ily had to prove the oil pollu- PRICED Alice Dyson of Glen Ellyn, 111., >n came from a certain ship and Mrs. Mary Hagel of Clear- was then up to the shipowner Ragu water, Fla. prove that the oil was dls Spry Ragu Spaghetti Sauce Colonna Services will be tomorrow at barged as a result of an ac- PLAIN, MEAT, MUSHROOM Spaghetti Sauce bdl-MU flovor.d Imp. temnm 2 p.m. in the Lewis and Carey ident or a serious emergency. Shortening or MARINARA Old World Srylo-AII Wiarlai litod Crumb) Grand Ch«M Funeral Home, Boonton. 'However, in 1966, the Clean Old World O Ib. 7Qt Cold Power 'aters Restoration Act, expanded Srylt L ;„ 10 MRS. ARLO C. BACON e law to cover navigable rivers I" ]•' SPENCERPORT, N.Y. - Mrs. id lakes and increased the fine Dorothy Bacon 52, of this place, to $10,000," Mr. Howard said. laundry Detergent formerly of Red Bank, N.J., died 'The wording was also changed Dove Liquid Lux Liquid Swan Liquid here Monday. read 'any grossly negligent or She was the wife of Arlo C. llfu! spilling' of oil and Justice For Dishes Detergent Detergent Aqua Lotion jpartment lawyers say private Bacon. Ipt. 6fl.otCQ In addition to her husband sJie that it is almost impossible to c I pint Ipt.ifluldCQc 3 Ik. 1 n. Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. ove gross negligence or willful plairle «» oiplaitlc 37 Beverly Samaras of Red Bank, Iling," Mr. Howard said. 69" N.J. and four grandchildren. "Therefore, in order to make The Corbett Funeral Home, easier to prosecute violators, Final Touch Breeze Detergent Cold Water All Silver Dust Inc., 109 West St., Rochester, is introduced the amendment," ill charge of arrangements. r. 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New Advanced Fluffy All New Sunshine Laddie Boy All Detergent Controlled Suds Rinso Detergent •nod Straft «d putti AIM Drira, Shraw1bHryw.74r.sts1 Controll.d Sudi-Ceneanrrarad Fw Automatic WailMn IEEF CHUNKS Plaid Stamps! • A.M.ta 3lb. 101.77c Hb.7fllib.' e pis. '' pk,I. J/ / k|. cam THE NO. 1 STAMP PUN Wl WILL SPUAO KOXW P IUH.IUILHR Md UWN PrtcM effecllv* thru Sot., April 29th In ASP itwtt only in All Tobacco Products, Fresh Milk and INTHENEWY6I 6HIMICAU ... Northern N«w Jcnwy, Orangt, and Reckland Ceunwt. Alcoholic Bevetrgei exempt from Plaid Stamp Offer. Tfye Register's Opinion Onward And Upward And Onward And— Jim Bishop: Reporter What Is Time? There's a Big Job Ahead Then are more than a* billion clocks in the world and no one has ever been able to define time. Fifteen centuries ago, The Regional Plan Association re- port that merit deep thought and ac- Aurelius Augustinus said: "What then is time? be the only answer to such daily mu- ute into 60 equal parts. When he learned how precious each son for this is that similar jobs in the nicipal headaches as sewers, adequate tick was, man became enslaved by his invention. Scientists began to cut the seconds into thousandths, then mllllonths. rest of the region declined 10.5 per water supply, open space and the like. cent in that decade. How long will it take a lasar beam to traverse a quartz tube It's not too late to save ourselves from 10 feet long? It can be measured in milliseconds. These are but a few of the items •what could be a horrible fate, but To the physicist, time is one part of a three-legged crutch. that confirm what we see each day. everyone must take part in the big job The other two are mass and distance. To the philosopher, time is sorrow in Intervals. To the youth, it is something that goes There are many more topics In the re- ahead. on forever. To the poet, it's a morning glory dead at noon. To the old man, it is something that slipped through his fingers. To the woman in labor, it is something that has momentarily The Long, Long Count stopped. Cassius Clay, the loud and strut- losing series of court actions — right ? For hundreds of centuries, time defeated man because h« ting pugilist, is still waging his des- Sylvia Porter: Your Money s Worth could not remember all of his experiences. He triumphed over up to the U. S. Supreme Court — to the past, which is time, when he learned to write. Writing perate battle against having to serve put off that inevitable long count. became a memory symbol of the past. As a tool, it was magical, in the armed forces of his country. but he had to think of time in terms of epochs. Experience Now Cassius is bragging that he 9 The last bell ending the last round in had to tie related to seasons, to days, to tides, to moons new or will not take the oath, will not serve, Lock Savings Rates Now full or waning. that fight is scheduled to ring out Fri- and will not even don an army uni- Hie Interest rates you can earn on sav- (2) Savings have been flowing back to Originally, he had appreciated the seasons. He knew when day when Cassius may be dragged form. The army has handled Its share ings in financial Institutions — a commercial financial institutions in an all-time record to plant, when to wait, when to reap. This gave him a crude kicking and protesting, if past form bank special account, a savings and loan calendar. But when he began to keep subdividing time to the of those who would shirk their duty, volume as consumers have Increased their holds out, into the army. association, a savings bank — are on the rate of saving. As a result, financial insti- irreducible, he began to understand time without ever learning and it remains to be seen how much way down the nation over. Increasing num- how to define it. Cassius has given it his all. An tutions no longer feel the need to woo your, bravado Cassius has Friday. All this bers of the financial institutions are quietly savings with rich interest payments — and, *••*..* ; exceedingly bright lad, he managed withdrawing (heir offers to brassy young man has accomplished in fact, they are increasingly reluctant to ONLY AN INFANT lives In the present. It knows no past, to flunk the army's general intelli- pay 5 per cent or more on "freeze" themselves into a position of paying divines no future, A few years later, he has only a rudimentary so far is to destroy a goodly bit of gence test, a maneuver that flopped savings; are shortening the the rich rates for a long period. conception of time: "When it is dark, I go to bed. When it is whatever popularity he once had. period of time they guar- when the army revised its standards. (3) The slowdown in economic growth morning, I have my cereal." Diderot, the philosopher, thought There are a good many anxious par- antee the Ugh rates'; are has contributed to a slowdown in the pace of tjime in a most sophisticated manner: "Work shortens our Next Cassius declared he was a Black Stiffening their regulations ents all over the country with boys in of rise in demand for business loans. As a days and lengthens our lives." . . Muslim and a self-appointed minister, on payment of compound in- result of a slowdown in demand for money The human brain contains a clock that will put a man to and as such should be excluded from uniform and in Vietnam who are terest. on top of an increase in the supply of money, sleep at a proper moment and wake him up, too. Howevtirj If you have savings you military service. That, too, failed to watching with disgust this shoddiest the price of (interest rate on) money has under stress, he smothers the clock. As a witness, In warjt,•"; want to put away in liquid "naturally" softened. I • he is asked to estimate one minute ol time. In the silence, he ' convince anyone. Still proclaiming of Clay's performances, which covers form for the long-term, *' • ., • • fidgets, studies the faces hostile and friendly, and says "Now:;;; • lot. iese are e n wnicn himself to be "the greatest," Cassius PORTER— " ^ ^y * THE DISCOUNT RATE — the pivotal 40 or 45 seconds later. A lady being kissed by her beloved next switched bis registration from his As to The Greatest's boast that he • , to shop for the most attrac- could be as far off true time in the opposite direction. tive' terms to you and to "lock up" your U. S. interest rate around which all other in- hometown draft board to Houston, will do no fighting in the army, there 1 terest rates revolve — has been'cut from , A family can test Its appreciation of time by using one- savings. foot lengths of paper for each member, regardless of age. iwhich he claimed as his business ad- is a considerable army of sports fans 4V4 to 4 per cent. The prime rate — the If you are confident that you can lock rate demanded by banks from the highest The left .edge represents birth, the right edge is now. Make dress. He was still slated for induc- ready to attest that he has done very up your savings for a protracted period, credit risks In.the nation — has been reduced a mart where a year ago should be, where five years ago ^«freie sie;th8:«invs In whix* to seek the In- stands, where, elementary school ended, and the first day of tion, and then instituted a long and little of it from the day he turned pro.- from 6 to 5>/2 per cent. The rates the U. S. stitution offering you the most attractive 1 Treasury is paying investors on loans to re- school. Divide the 16ths of an inch on a ruler into the number terms for die longest period feasible for you fund its old IOUs and raise new cash for the of years each participant has lived, and see what the time Will a Cause Be Served? and to accept the* contract. federal government are well below the his- tolerance is. The pattern for lower Interest rates on toric 1966 highs — and the same goes for Every living thing Is a slave to time, The cells and organs v The death of Vladimir Komarov, gram have, from the start, recognized so-called consumer savings has been develop- rates paid by corporations and municipalities of a body keep better time than the person. They do the right Russian cosmonaut, was tragic and that every project would not be a suc- ing for monthr It.Is now so unmistakable for funds in the open market. thing in the right amount at the right time, or they perish. No cess. Though reluctant to admit it that there is a premium on your quick, de- The key angle for you Is not just for the one has to tell a thorny bush that it requires root nourish- the expressions of sympathy extended cisive action to protect a rich return before ment before it can bud a rose. It knows. publicly, they knew that lives would actual current rate offered for your savings. to that nation are sincere. Besides a it becomes generally unavailable. •• What, precisely, is time? I wish I knew. be lost, just as they are in everyday Key angles also are the length of time the reminder of bow shocked this country . * • * • rate is guaranteed and the frequency with pursuits of our armed forces. which your interest is compounded. was when our three astronauts' lives THERE ARE THREE major forces be- The U. S. has learned from mis- hind the changed pattern ol interest rates If your savings are only short-term and were taken three months ago, it brings takes, as many of us do when we com- on savings: ; you 'expect to withdraw "them for planned From Onr Readers purchases in coming months, stay with the the immediate question: Was it mit the big blunder. Undoubtedly, (1) The Federal Reserve System has been aggressively pursuing a policy designed most liquid mediums, get the best rates you necessary? Russia has learned how to prevent a The Register welcomes letters from Its readers, provided to make credit easier and cheaper to get in can and preserve your privilege of with- they cantata signature, address and telephone number. Letters This is the space age, and the dan- recurrence of what went Wrong that order to revive the economy in general and drawal on demand without a rate penalty. should be limited to 300 words. They should be typewritten. gers faced by its pioneers and engi- cost their cosmonaut-hero's life. housing in particular. As a result' of its ac- But if yours are truly long-term savings, All letters are subject to condensation and editing. Endorse- tivities, interest rates In the basic money and shop for the institution offering you the best neers are many. The same was true It probably is too much to hope ments of political candidates or commercial products are not bond markets of the U. S. have fallen mark- rate <3eal for the longest term which fits your acceptable. of the atomic age, and all of the ages for, but it would be a wonderful break- edly from the peaks of Jate 1966 and the new needs, lock up the guarantee •— and do It ( that preceded it Each period in world ' through for humanity if this latest lower levels are spreading out. now. history has found volunteers willing sacrifice on the altar of science leads Chiromancy and Powell and ready to explore the unknown, to a meaningful exchange between the 127 Harrison Ave, and, for better or worse, we have the world's two leaders in space explora- John Chamberlain: These Days Fair Haven, N. X To the Editor: world we know today. " tion. Above ail, it would mean that It was most refreshing to read "The Register's Opinion'.' People within the U. S. space pro- a cause has been served after all. on the Powell ouster. The opinion reaffirms a point of view Ev Learn a Lesson? refreshingly contradictory to the Mr. Marcus Caly/Mr. Brian Kennedy chiromancy obviously so popular in the articulate Robert S. Allen, Paul Scott: Inside Washington When the Republican senators decided to Krupp in West Germany to be fashioned into segment of our Monmouth County society. go along with President Johnson on the mat- steel for export to Russia. The Eaton end of The point of view, as presented by The Register, is to ter of the Soviet consular treaty, it was with the proposed deal did not get off the ground, thinking folks, seems, consistent with the reasoned thinking of hopes that a Vietnamese peace might flower but Krupp decided that there was prosperity many Americans, black and white. The morality of Represen- in. the new atmosphere of relaxation. But for West Germany if it turned to the East on tative Adam Clayton Powell's deportment should-not have been Powell and a Third Party ''""" now the wjntry winds are its own. So it extended long-term credits the criterion upon which his fitness as a representative in our to the Communist world. The only sand in WASHINGTON - Second only to his fight blowing again; the Soviets' highest branch of government should have been judged. entitled to reimbursement at $1 for each the oyster is that It had to go in for short- to regain hi* House Mat, Ad»m Clayton Brezhnev has reached an Inasmuch as a code of ethics has not been applicable to this vote over that number. ''••_. term borrowing to finance its big exports. Powell Is interested la what happens to fee • accommodation with Red august body, the recommendations of Congressman's Ceiler's Main provision of the campaign subsidy Now Krupp,finds itself out of cash, controversial campaign subsidy law now un- law ^provides that the Democratic and Re- China to increase the flow committee, though excessively harsh,' would have been a der fire In Congrea. . •• ".•,'-••-• publican parties could receive up to $30 mil- of military hardware to Well, when the American advocates of preferable alternative to the emotional "House" decision, which While halting ki Blmlnl tor the courts to lion etch to finance, their 1MB presidential North Vietnam. So Senator "bridge building" speak of "free" trade with presages a confrontation of the legislative and judicial branch- hilt on hU petition to up- campaigns. The money would come from Ev Dirksen, who- should , the Communists, do they have an Eaton-to- es of American government. «et bit expulsion, Powell taxpayers willing to earmark $1 on their in- have insisted that a Vietna- Krupp-to-Moscpw play in mind, with repay- It seems that the. "House" irrational demonstration far hai made frequent calls to come tax returns for the subsidy fund. mese armistice be made an ments coming in the nebulous far future? exceeds Mr. Powell's reprehensible gestures from faraway memberi of the Democratic TOE NEW COALITION -Powell, who Integral part of the consu- Or are they talking about cash or commodi- Bimini. lar deal, Is now saying ties on the barrel head? We should know House Study Group to keep after his ouster from the House called for CHAMBERLAIN Herbert W. Upshur abreast of the behind-the- "the birth of a black political power third "nyet" , to any more these things before any "bridge building" is scenes development* in force" has teen in constant contact with Dr. "bridge building" to Moscow. As he puts done. these two front-page contro- Martin Luther King, discussing both of these It, the Soviet-Red Chinese agreement to keep • * * i WHERE HANOI PINS ITS HOPES! versies. . ' ' controversies, . the Vietnamese war going makes a "new THE WHOLE EASTERN situation Is in To the surprise of ttese ball game" of' the proposition to increase a chaotic state. The new Kiesinger govern- , The militant Ring, who la trying to form East-West trade. liberal Democrat), who fa- • 'coalition' of anti-Vietnam war protesters, ment In West Germany makes a deal to re- vor uatlng Powell, the un- civil rights and student groups, Wants Powell It cannot be said that this column is In store diplomatic relations with Communist ALLEN frocked Harlem politician, to Join him in criss-crossing the country to tlie least surprised by the current turn of Rumania. Score one for detente. But the always links his own Mating battle, with promote the idta,of a "Petes Party" for affairs. The-, Soviets never respond to lures. Communist East Germans denounce the new the campaign subsidy tight, 1M8. \ •" They are quite happy, to take a gift of some- agreement between Bonn and Bucharest. "Adam never siks about bit own skua* King and others have suggested to Powell thing, but when tiave they ever repaid a Score one for increased tension. Not content tton without bringing up the battle over the that he kick off Hie new paxty.cainpaign when kindness by- making a free concession of With reproving the Rumanians, the East Ger- campaign subsidy law," reports one legisla- he delivers the keynote iddress to thft.ftrat their own? In the. Whole long history ol East- mans Issue a report that "Mail generals, tor. "He constantly refers national conference ,of elected Negro public Vest relations, the only time they have ever Nazi Industrialists, Nazi propagandists and to It and wants to know if officials In Los Angetea May* M.. - relinquished something voluntarily was when swivel-chair murderers, who played a direct the provision for financing they got out of 'Austria. That was a long or Indirect part in the inhuman crimes Cf the 1 minor patties has been time ago, . ' Nazi regime, today hold decisive positions in changed or'repealed. From . i , • '• ,_• ' • •'• • • the West German state and business." his Inquiries you would WHAT I WOULD like to see is less talk The report, coming from "the Jewish think ,VI"°H <« CtW>. UM Mr Mm cook'ui' Hreir tl» made, let the trade.be spelled out. meetings; praise for Nazi crimes in books and ' toe UK Erection Fund Act, Fnttltlut by t>« Bud Bthfc B>»uifr The Germans, apparently, have Just periodicals; the poisoning .of the young gen- which provides for the financing of presiden- - *' dtilOtb KELLY. FnliUiher learned a hard lesson about pie-Jn-the-sky eration with' the spirit of chauvinism." If tial campaigns by a tax checkoff system'. Arthurit. Hmmlo, MHor credit arrangements behind the Iron Curtain. all this is true, where have bur own report- attha PMM Hid it Bad Btnk, *». J. OTTM ers been? Or is it merely the Etat German • Under this provision minor 'parties' can jtbul liujlu onion, uauad ««r, wntoy Not so many yean ago, Cyrus Eaton, the quality for po«-finanolng of.ttelr campaign* way of objecting when the West Gerinans seek ibiuttttog Prloel In Advance mining tycoon and financier from Cleveland, If they 'receive 8,M0,0M votes In IMS. ' Ohio, dreamed « magnificent dream about a selective detente with Communist states in at oounttr. J cult; by mall, 10 ctnctnttl the Danube basin? The candidate of such a party would be ! SSfctfi selling his Labrador Iron ore to the House of Apr. 26, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTfft No Hero or Heroine Sheer Bigotry from fb* YoungeU To tktf Oldest { From Our Readers 4H Sycamore Ave. , UStatf0*4 At. »wen, at -the society's aipttil To the Editor: ,• EATONTOW^ — Mrs. fitorg * - - Shrewsbury, H. 3. •anquet. The event todr-ijar Editor ' If the publication of the cartoon "Ain't Nobody Here But 'Withey, 90, the eldest membe: of the Society of Christian Ser ;uesday in the Old Orchard O>un- Jes* Us Sportsmen" which appeared on your editorial page of •kHWtai ttHM to daughter, Carol, it one of the "unidentified girls" vice of the Methodist Church of try Club, with some 50 mejibers the April II edition was intended for a display of ignorance, AIMtetters an enblect to eondauatioo art eataftt. E 4 in, your articles concerning the explosion of the Eatcntown was presented a cor-and guests attending. The/-"' then Indeed you have made your point! 'But, I do not think ef peUtlcal candidates or commercial pnScte.t Merchants Bank. The other child was Linda Canepa. sage by the youngest member gram included a travelotueililm that this was your objective, and, therefore, I must label this ' are both sixth grade students at Shrewsbury Boro School. of the society. Miss Barbara on Germany. . ...lie reporting, according to my daughter, is not accurate. piece of "tripe" as sheer bigotry, demagoguery and Irresponsi- G.I. and the MarchersTw bystander, whose call according.to The Register was to bility. ********************* • hate "spared injury or possible death" was not heard until This cartoon was offensive and Inflammatory from Hie view- FURNITURE CO. J 51 ttler the,explosion. Obviously,' the explosion and shattering point of several aspects. It castigates the National Rifle Asso- -• , Middleto^ys g^s.were simultaneous occutences.'' ciation with no valid reason other than what exists in the minds Keyport 2644)181 * To the Editor: '{•.There is no hero or heroine here, unfortunately. These of politicians who are using gun legislature, or the lack of it, WEST I received the following letter « few sonier woo was kind and concerned ibout them and two ladies from past laws this was proven highly fallacious., It under-, "WILLIAMS^* Janet Oakdjjn who brushed the glass from their .heads, they received no mines sincere efforts to write sound laws to effectively, control asifatance. Since they were obviously alive they were of no ap- firearms from illegal use, (hereby resulting in laws which are Dear Jan, parent concern to the First Aid, police or ambulance attendants. ineffectual other tiian to further harass the law abiding citizens. EST. 1869 f .. .Just heard on the radio that they're expecting a bg MychlW, as I said, was In a state of shock and walked home Indeed, there is need for sound laws to keep weapons out of crowd In New York to protest the war. I guoii Fin all mixed tOrShrewsbury. • ' the hands of criminals and misfits. The NRA advocates this, up, but I don't know what's happening to all fhtse, people In Open Mon. and Fri. evening* 'til 9 -H Sincerely yours, but we are against any legislation that is political, hogwash. • the good ole U. S. A. If they'd spend more tine and effort f: > Mrs. George L. Vogt Yours truly, Ralph I* Ruocco paying for the Mils that they owe instead of- spending their money tripping all .over the country protesting this and that — which they probably know nothing about anyway — it would be a better place for everyone. If some people would stop and think about it for awhile, they might change their minds. In the first plact, it's pretty discouraging for the guys over here knowing tint there are so many people not behind us all the way — not only us but the government A few people who've been here and teen what ^commu- nism is know that that if we let it take over South Vietnam, It will take Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, etc, etc Then they'll have another big idea about Korea, for then they'll wint the Philippine islands again, etc., etc., then they'll be right on our door step — and though people don't believe it could «ver happen, they could start flying in on Florida and New PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE York and San Francisco, etc., etc., and people -might realke that there could really be a war going on upon U. S. jnil! TRADING STAMPS FREE! The Communists really dig having the Americans split on the decision of being in Vietnam. They'll sprefd/ the story •boat this demonstration far and wide and all it-does,i« build up the morale for the V. C. and knock it down ipr.the G. I. It gives Hanoi new hope that maybe they'll win after-all. The U.S. GOV'T. GRADED CHOICE BEEF SALE whole thing makes me sick. Maybe some of the people don't agree on whether we should be here, but we're here and we're here to finish this thing out. So why shouldn't these people, realize it and start supporting something worthwhile. 'Let-em USUAL demonstrate against communism instead of for Jt. _,.Jf^«otne FINE people could get out and see for themselves how some o)htr TRIM countries live, they'd go back singing, "God Blew-America!" SIRLOIN STEAK or "Stand Beside Her, Not Against Her!" . ' ' • I wonder if the kids going to school now in the lower grades know the pledge of, allegiance? They quit saying it PORTERHOUSE STEAK TRIMMED when I was going to school. (Massachusetts) , •• ] • There! I've blown off a little steam.. Sorry you were on the receiving end of this letter, but I was listening to the,news while writing you and heard about toe demonstration in N.Y. — people coming from all over... ' . . I need my faith in humanity again... TOP ROUND STEAK BONEUSS SHOULDER STEAK BONELESS Garey Schumana • YOUR _ TOP SIRLOIN STEAK BONELESS CUBE STEAK LEAN ^TENDER CHOICE lb- When Friends Respond LONDON BROIL THICK CUT SHOULDER SWISS STEAK BOTTOM 14 DogwoodLa. Fair Havufl, N. J* To the Editor: ' ' •;.".. .' ' 1 • On March 17, a cold and snowy day at roughly'6 p.m. and FRBHCHKKENqUAITBS before I returned from work, my family was routed from our home by a fire which was discovered in the basement by our W-year-old son, Billy. / .: BREAST or LEG ROASTING PORK My wife, Jean, when called, hastened to the .cellar .door and UXCHOKICAUF. CHUCK quickly determined that she and the children must leave. She called to Brian, the 5-year-old, who was down in the^ cellar POTROAST BONELESS beyond the origin of the fire unaware of the circumstancei, TWOGUYSSKMBS FRESH BUTT and fortunately he responded quickly. Something urged him on .4* without hesitation for he had to run by open flames.,Mean- FRANKS AUMUT while, Bill had picked up his H4-year-oJd brother and'headed TWO GUYS BLUE LABEL in stocking feet through snow to the neighbors. , ; e BONELESS ROAST BEEF C MILK FED VEAL SALE Jean, upon leaving, thought to close the door to the cellar SLICED BACON *45 and, I am certain, saved the house from much greater,damage. TOP ROUND YOUR CHOICE Arriving at the Ted Smith home, Jean called police.head- ^ BONELESS CROSSRIB LEGS of VEALS .59' quarters and the alarm was sounded simultaneously by th» TOP SIRLOIN SHOVLDU VIAL CHOPS twMc Plectron alert system and the fire horn. Ted left.during. th« BOLARROvST UB¥NA1, CHOPS phone conversation and finding no obvious fire on the main MMSTBEBi LOIN VIAL CHOPS floor went around the house to the rear cellar door and wai END OF STEAK 85 V1A1 CUfUTf rrAiuNtnucurnoMiM joined seconds later by Police Capt. Robbing in aur extremely fast response for aid with a fire extinguisher which was to no avail for the fire was out of control. ' ' TWO GUYS Within moments other neighbors, Charlie Jansen, Mifca DELMONTE GARDEN FRESH CHICKEN Toomey and some firemen, alerted by Plectron, arrived, even LEGS RKSTYU before the apparatus, and they had begun moving furniture SHOW SALE BAKERY SPECIALS l NNMW||MiRHhUhMiiIRHRMBI and the family car and fighting the fire. BREAST «GSTYU t59 In a short time with equipment the experienced and AWU-CMPE-OUME-MBtYUIRRYOR SLICED WHITE BREAD skilled Fair Haven Fire Department had released' the dense nonai nwa nun MNRS - i-qt. i4-oi.cow TWO GUYS M SYRUP beat and smoke and extinguished the blaze, with very little IIUIT COCKTAIL IN HEAVY SYIUP - Mb. COM 1 additional damage, other than what was necessary.hi order PEAS & CAn0TS-1>lb.ound bag of peat moss, for a narrative in which the author his victims. Florence Engel Ran- neit.- example. But barbecue, rakes comments on the whole new gen- dall - has written "Hedgerow" "Hie other (eliow took-terrace and hose? Sheer idiocyl eration. (Harcourt, Brace), about a bal- VICTORY MARKET furniture and all the garden Another couple had a different Another Is "A Certain Island" let dancer who runs Into, compli- paraphernalia — hoses, ladders, sort of adventure when they hired (M. Evans) by Robert Murphy, cations when she takes a sum- 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK TELEPHONE 747-0508, 747-1339 manure spreader, leaf sweeper, a couple of local workmen with a author of an unusual nature bqek mer job at a fruit and dairy lundial and pedestal, a statue small truck to move them a few called'The Pond." There also is farm. "The Thousand Hour Day" Store Open 8 A.M.-6 P.M.; FRIDAY 8 A»M.-7 P.M. of Cupid, and the washer and miles to a new home. The two Alvah Bessie's "The Symbol" by W.S. Kunlczak (Dial) Is set WILSON'S FULLY COOKED—LEAN—TENDER dryer. All of the outdoor things men would make quite a few (Random), a bit of fiction that at the'time. Of the Nazi blitzkrieg wore earmarked (or storage while trips, but the cost would be should raise real-life echoes of Poland., the 'ex-roommate was on a trip. less than the regular mover. about a sexy movie star who was Nonfiction Side T$e..'bridal couple left delivery Husband and wife worked, GO married and divorced three Over on the nonfiction'side SHANK fcutructtons, and it was given tomovers were on their own. times. ••••:•'. ' • there willbe John Gunther's "In- c «he*wo.youngmen, inexperienced That evening, the couple de- :**- Was.ta Prison side South America" (Harper), a HALF Ib move**,who Were moonlighting cided to go to the old house' be- •In addition there is a book writ- new study of the continent, and i. pickup truck on Weekends, fore going to the new one so that ten while the author, Frank Elll, K. S. Karl's/'China; The Other (the', week'a' honeymoon, (hey could check on the phone dis- was in prison. It is a fictional Communism" (Hill and Wang), BUTT HALF 59< LB.-CENTER SLICES 89* IB. arrived home. The continuance, utilities and make account/titied "The Riot" (Cow- based upon a 1965 trip to that 45 . ,«pened the door, picked sure that everything had been ard-McCann); based upon an ac- nation. : \ • '' [: FARM FRESH FRYING SWIFT'S PREMIUM ROAST /\/\ pbrid* to catty her over the moved during the day. tual two-day riot in a peniten- In biography,.a major Item is threshold, flipped the light Everything was out of the tiary. expected to be an expanded au- WHOLE c •witch as tie entered end the living room: but the bedroom Another novel, being promoted tobiography by writer Valdimlr or •; Ib two went down, crashing over was just as they left it, except by Random House, is Herbert Nabokov, "Speak, Memory" CUT-UP (Putnam), and actress- Cornelia EYE ROUND 99 wfaat proved to be an outdoor for the two moving men stretched Gold's "Fathers," about' a E barbecue wagon., Hie room out on the beds. . " ropean Immigrant who succeeds Otis Skinner has written a life of looked like'a hardware store — as a father in America. the famous actress.Bernhardt un- ALL CUTS ONE PRICE LONDON CUT It seems the man of (he house der the title "Madame Sarah' ladders, hoses, leaf sweeper. had forgotten to move the liba- Among the suspense-adven- c FROM 1'A I rose from the floor; the ture items will be John Mac-Don- (Houghton, Mifflin). tion bought for the housewarm- ald's "The Last One Left" (Dou- garden CupM was tearing down ing fa the new place; the moving The psychoanalysts also are BROIL SIRLOIN Ib at /die, or seemed to he. My bleday), about hijacking a boat busy in the biographical field. A SIRLOIN STEAK men had begun to nip "Just to headed from Texas'to Nassau, 99 book started'more than 40 years mood was .anything but ro- keep warm," they said later. ininUc," »ys the groom. and' "The 9th Directive" (Simon ago, completed in .1939, and just THC Things can go awry even with & Schuster) by Adam Hall, a se- now reaching the stores, Is an SHOULDER PORK CHOPS 39 SAVARIN COFFEE-M COFFEE 69f His black «ye was (he most professional movers, when they b difficult- thing to explain when quel to Hall's popular "The unusual collaboration between don't do the entire Job.'One QuiUer Memorandum." Sigmund Freud and Ambassador s he' went back to his fob, a few family decided to take all the dayi later. "Die bride proved she "The Man in the Glass Booth" William C. Bullitt - "Thomas LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 lb. l TENDER CUBED STEAKS 99fl,b Httte important things in the (Harcourl, Brace) is a »tory by Woodrow Wilson" (Houghton, packed »'terrific wallop as she station wagon. So they packed •tnjek not trying to support'her- English actor Robert Shaw, de- Mlfflin), a study of-the Ameri- it with tamps, silver, painting can President. ' 70* 1 seU^whjro they made their scribed as one man's undercov- DUBUQUE SLICED BACON 69; GRIDDLE FRANKS 7-INCH and all sorts of objects that er escape from his past, with a Two other works in the 6ame •entrance. - ' coud be crammed into it. The '"lb I of course had courtroom finish. field, both from Viking, are "A lady of the house was driving a Psychiatrist for a Troubled to |Tve the movers proper rented convertible and she loaded Mclntosh Sweet Ripe Seedless Tender Green I •"•'- , ao they'd" delivered COMPLETES COURSE World: Selected Papers of Wil- California some paintings, porcelains and BILOXI, Misa. — Airman 2d liam C. Mennlnger, M. D." and but the crftbgrass to books into it when the station groom Oasa Mkhael M. Pettyjohn, son "Friendship and Fratricide: An ASPARAGUS TOMATOES APPLES CANTALOUPE GRAPEFRUIT BEANS I wagon became crammed: That of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse O. Petty- Analysis of Whlttaker Chambers night, they forgot all'about the john Sr. of 37' Ravine Drive, and Alger Hiss," by Meyer A. 3 boxes 3 for 3for things they'd stashed in the con- Matawan, N. J., has been grad- Zeligs: 3 pounds vertible, let the teen-agers use uated at Keesler Air Fore* Base Biographies In the classical the car, and somebody-rifled it from the training course for-U. S field will Include Elizabeth Ham- while the young people were at Air Force radio repairmen. A ilton's work about Abelard's f a dance. graduate of «ie Keyport (N. J.) •Heloise" (Doubleday); "Dante $100 Mgh school, he is being assigned and His World" (Little, Brown) 29 by Thomas C. Chubb, and 29* to Paine Field, Wash., for duty Sometimes with the Air Force Communica- "MachlaveUi" by Gulseppe Prei- pound zoiini (Farrar, Straus). 50 tions Service. pound 1 1ST Fingers Can See VICTORIA, British' Columbia (AP) -Ha child can't lean to read by using his eyes, maybe his fingers an "see" and under- stand the words. U Wmnlty of Victoria's psychology department hftftfo that a child s^erttfwSfy damage may be able to learn the alphabet from touch. And so a child with- alexia (Inability to read) may be in- troduced to the alphabet with a series of carved wooden shapes. "Every child doesn't learn to Baby Week read with the same set of senses," says • Dr. William Gad- des, head of the department, which Jj gaining International At- tention for its study of children with perception and learning df- ftcultles. Dr. Gaddes has been awarded nearly $30,000 in research grants this year, and enrollment is psy- chology courses has Jumped al- most 50 per cent You buy the

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] PORK LOINS ^y tfw. Pltm allow 3 wtth» lor dihviry. Oflir good only whtn thil ipaellt HUP It I***.. RMU'I" "* erliriiilom aill not bl honnid. , Apr. 26, 1967 THE DAILY BEGIST£H Tumen Charges 3 Foes New Library Stpp Sign Violation Brings Fine SHREWSBURY — WBJam Van Henderson, Country Club Rd, Ave., Eatootown, -vas fined US 'Uninformed? on Sewers Rids Wanted Bnutt, 222 Beeohwood Dr., wasEttontown, «Jso lined $10 for not for an improper turn and $20 fmed J3 Mooda nl t for having hU license with him; Wil-for contempt of court for not OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Council cerning the efficiency of its ° y ** <"** liam D. Barrett, 23 Elm Dr.. Ea-hiving responded to a summons. man Hany B. Tumen, seeking re- operation.'' • • OttMay W regarding a (stop sign at Rt 35 taitown, also fined $5 for con- t'tction on the Committee for "These men prate about the J and Patterson Ave. Acting Magis- tempt; and Roland J. Marchetti, Continued Progress ticket, MtWAKWJTH BEACH-T-Mayor Irate Francis X. Kennelly, who - VFW TO ELECT Board of Health," declared Mr. had'heard the case two weeks 74 Stony Hill Rd., Eatontovm. charged that United Citizens tick- Tumen, "not even knowing that Sidney B. Johnson last night said the borough, would advertise for ago ,»nd reserved decision, im- NEW SHREWSBURY — The et opponents George Harvey, Wtt- under the Faulkner Act, the coun- Paul G. Sisolak, South River, construction bids on revised posed sentence after receiving New Shrewsbury Post, VFW, will Ham Van Mlddleworth and Alan cil sits as the Board of Health, was fined $55 for driving with plans for a proposed new library. briefs on the legality of the stop C. Sagarman "have set them- and if any complaints are to be an expired license and $35 formeet Friday in Monmouth Re- Earlier bids were rejectej d Ap$ sign; It's legal, selves up as sewer expert;, hav- made, they are brought before speeding. gional High School at 8:30 p.m. 1111. NeN w bbidi s wililll bbe, returnable — L SAYINGS 4 LOAN ASSOCIATION ing failed in every other ap- us at regular session. None nave Three driven were fined $15 Henry R. Chambers, 116 Clkv Members will nominate and 29 l proach." May 29. well for making improper turns ton PI., Neptune, was fined $15 MIODLETOWN ATL. HIGHLANDS >"f*°T i ever been received. - •; Borough Conmussion named elect post officers and the ques- "What do the United Citizens "It becomes obvious that the by failing to use the Shrewsbury: for crossing a double yellow line, tion of forming a post auxiliary 471-2400 I 29I-P1O0 I 84M«0 Frank Maguire and Mahlon W. Ave. jughandle. They ere Enoch and Eddie H. Hyslop, 28 Clinton candidates know about the only reason this unprincipled trio Parsons Jr. to serve as alternate will be voted on. proper operation of a sewerage even brought up the seworage op- members of the Board of Ad- 1 plant? ' Mr. Tumen asked. ' eration is to incite mistrust of justment, and. approved a May 9 The incumbent councilman con- your administration's efforts to public hearing on a new ordi- tinued: establish a sewerage system nance to issue one new club li- which will soon make septic tank TOWARDS THI FURCHA» OF "For the edification of these cense for tfie sale of alcoholic and pollution problems a thing ANT POUND PACKAOr. uninformed opportunists, the beverages. The present ordi- of the past." • nance, established in June, 1936, Middlebrook plant Is now allows one package stare and COUPOH operated by the Sewerage Au- two retail licenses. thority and is regularly inspected WORTH COFFEE Sliced Bacon by the state Board of Health. The mayor said the new 75-foot Coupon t«.di». tkru Sat., April 99, 1M7 3 Penalized extension to the jetty at the toot Coupon ithcHn Him Sot., April 39, 1W We have never received a single of Valentine St. has been com- UfflH I pu oduh family. complaint from the state con- SPECIALS limit 1 ptr adult famHy- In Red Bank pleted. "We don't have much EFFECTIVE Coupcn valid wlrt flurchow el lht> Etom Coupon valid with pufdioM *t IdUlKra sand now," the mayor said, "but RED BANK — Magistrate we expect west winds will build DR Francis X. Kennelly last night TODAY THRU Action Delayed up a real good beach by the CHI found two men guilty of intoxica- time our season, opens." On Land Splits tion and using indecent language, SATURDAY! and fined them each $85. WEST LONG BRANCH - The The (wo are James B. Tlrlly, 9 Plan to Host Planning Board took action on Morningside Ave., Keansburg, two minor subdivision applica- arrested April 15 at Marine Park tions at a brief session last night. in someone else's boat, and Musicians The applicants were the Cen-Ulandsee Gillis, 254 Matfeon MIDDLETOWN — The Great- Ave., Asbury Park, charged April tury Building Co., Deal, which r Red Bank Area Chapter of 12. sought to subdivide property on People-to-People will co-ordinate Hollywood and Pinewood Aves. Frank Costa of Che Landmark the hosting of 240 American and YES-PAY LESS! owned by Chairles Lazzaro of 103 Hotel, Long Branch, was fined German musicians during Au- Columbia Ave., Long Branch, and $20 on a charge by Fire Chief C. ust. the Anftony Russo, Inc., of Mon- hill, \S" HAS THE LOWEST PRICES IN JERSEY Mazza that he tended a fire at The plans were announced by moutft Pkwy., which sought to the rear of 287 South Pearl St. subdivide property on Rt. 36. the projects director, Mrs. Earl April 16 without a fire permit. Main, 186 South Lake Dr., dur- ON THE WORLD'S FINEST BRAND NAME FOODS! ing a recent chapter meeting and she said they will need the sup- port of People'to-People mem- Ye* —Pmy Uu for VSDA "Choi**" • Gold Sfr MmUl bers and non-members alike. The musicians, who will be en- DISCOUNT HICKORY SMOKED • GOLDEN GLO • WELL TRIMMED route to. Washington, D. C, for performance on the Capitol Super M»ricet« steps, will, stay two days in the COUNTY LINE ROAD Red Bank area. From the Capi- IN THE BROOK HAZA SHOPPING CENTB SMOKED HAM SALE! tol they will go on to perform at Expo 67. JACKSON, N. J. During the meeting, Coach Richard Klevaof MiddletownHigh 56 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD BUTT School showed slide pictures of RICH! OFF RTE. 33 Yes| madam, J. Kridel's 80th Anniversary Sale i the recent wrestling team visit :o Europe. RED BANK, N.J. HALF Prlau attain *rg Safenfcry, April 19. 1947. Nm «* imlhl Bur all you waitl Hon uU to dtahn. Not moon- •Iblai ht typographical MTon. USOA CHOICE Pmy Uu for "Connor tnth" DAIRY FOODS t Newport Roast i<»>****«*»~ *-* FRESH MONMOUTHMEATS "Big W" CRACKS FRESH CUT Breast Quarter Leo Quarter 110 MOMOUTH ST. 13 MAIM ST. BRANCH AVE. PARTS lb lb SAUSAGE RIOT The Price of EGGS! Bar-B-Que Chicken 35« 37« EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER THICK RED BANK BONELESS STEAK SALEI - USDA CHOICE 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 -liiti JJ "Strictly Fresh Country Style Fork Tender Cube Steak THIN MEDIUM WHITE BONELESS STEAK SALEI Juicy Swiss Steak US0Aawte* Country Style CORNED HOT or SWOT BONELESS STEAK SALEI Italian Style EGGS USDA Choice GRADE "A" # Top Round Steak WHAT A PRICE! • RIB ROAST 0'BEEF FIRST CUTS lb. 88c OVEN READY lb.69c REGULAR Top Sirloin Steak BONElES$ lb98« All Beef Hamburger «»*CHOICI h Boneless Shoulder Steak 88c Chuck Chopped «»* CHOK* UAN Neufchatel T0pt0UND fc$ U Cheese london Broil 1.08 Round Ground Z™ "-84c eo Lean - Meaty RaHn'iEoglo Brand fl. KOCK CORNISH LMNCUHS fc SKINLESS Uu Coloriti IVi TO 2 L». AVMAGE 38« Fresh Beef Stew 68c DianCnanChMM "•• T0P QUALIIY GROUND SPARE Kraft Dtlvn • Yillow or Whit* Smoked Tongue ^58« Beef liver HBHLYWCIO *.39« FRANKS CHUCK RIBS Cheese Slices *-*« £3**1 Pork Chops»'»S|M "> 58e WIN • 68« Baby Spare Ribs • Goltbn Clow Soft Margarine «*-*-44e r Yes -Pay le»t for Brand Name Food* I You Alicey Do at "Big W"l - Dtiwrt Topping lucky Whip w.i«..48c Pintappll or Chuff - Now Formula Jubilee Cheese Cake I", 39c OPEN Par Un for "Country Freth"Odt Fmoritetl 3 DAYS MORRELl PRIDE - LEAN ONLY! CANNED «% |h Reynold's Wrap 'SST Pride of Colombia Thursday HAM MIND Friday Morrtll Yorkihir* • Hickory Smokid Libby's Tomato Juice COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 Sliced Bacon COFFEE 10 to 9 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY Mort.II Pr!d« . Go.'l iMptd.i . Vac Pack • All Mtal or Libbv's Fruit Cocktail JUMBO Sat. to 6 AT THE A&P SHOPPING CENTER All Beef Franks »"~ ^:59c 2 Momll Pridi • Bologna or Sploid lundiaan Mtal Libby's Peas and Carrots 16 oi. Sliced Cold Cuts ><^69' DOU Importtd • Slktd • Uu Slirlnk Freestone Peaches (an 4 P1NEAPPLI SELLING OUT Danish Canned Bacon „ 69c Llbb 16 oi. Stewed Tomatoes can 4 Grao> with Egg> lei. ^ tilth link Parks Sausages pko. 49c 10c Off label Family sin JUICE THE ENTIRE STOCK For Iced or Hoi Tee box of 12 Sprtngltmt Fruh" fruit* ft VegtlabUal p URGE of one of New York's most popular shoe solons Linden House - White Meat 6'/J oz. fw c 48 oz. tin4*$1 TENDER • PLUMP KERNELS Tuna Fish Solid Pack In Oil . can 3 89 ... from East Chester, New York. See this fine SWEET collection of 1967 high-style women's CORN 4 29 shoe fashions. Crlip- FREE FREE Macintosh Apples A<,. b.B DESIGNS FROM SOME OF AMERICA'S Fresh Tomatoes JX — 19c WHISTLE TOY BOAT FOREMOST MANUFACTURERS WITH THE PURCHASE WITH THE PURCHASE OF EACH GIANT SIZE Fresh Escarole r^!L 2 • 29= OF EACH KING SIZE CHOOSE FROM THESE FAMOUS BRANDS Florida Oranges/riO'o 39c Carina-Nina-Caressa-Life Stride "fHternaliorul Appttlter Oept." (tthtrt avail.) Barefoot Originals - Fiancees - Vitality - Ultras MORRELl PRIDE • SLICED FRESH Mezzo - Palizzio - Martinique CHOPPED HAM 79c HOMEU ritDt Mademoiselle - Overrun - Moxee. SPICED HAM WIC»«KH ib.0$c POMNEU IAND O' LAKES • VEllOW cr WHItl llHwIwtttiil, llii|»lm « ""•3«ar»l AMERICAN CHEESE ">«>"»» ^69c •rim* GRAPE; JELLY or 1AM ONLY HICKORY SMOKED SABLE C"£T Wlb'69c SPACHEni EHim lorg 4sL lieoi GROUND BUCK PEPPER M'n 29c FRESH COLE SUW " « >23c llb.boxjfor$| WIC[D tiH Wl AUKEMTS 7 LEBANON BOLOGNA " ^55e RENUZIT AIR FRESHENER nT3«°'l LADIES' COOKED SALAMI SS ^78c

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Ultl STYLED WALKERS — ALL SIZES Swordfish »«* ">78« Claim "'* *~4ff Beans r, X2-49' spears ^2-89c Wednesday, Apr. 26, 1967-*$ THE DAILY REGISTER Irene Kiwit Is Bride Ann Landers THEATER PARTY LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Jer- )Id Meyer, Little Silver, is chair- Of William Stromberg nan of a theater party for the Question of Ethics Middletown-Holmdel Auxiliary of RED BANK - The First MeUi- berg, Holmdel-Keyport Rd., Dear Ann Landers: I was Dear Reader: Why are you lie Monmouth Medical Center, odiit.Chwch was the setting here Holmdel. "he trip to New York City M«y April 15 for the marriage of Miss Rev. Edward B. Cheney offici- elected mayor of this .town of shocked? Somebody was bound 1,700 people by a write-in vote to do it! Don't you know peo- I will Include attendance at the Irem Theresa Kiwit, daughter of ated at the ceremony which was day "You Know 1 Can't Hear Mr.; and MM. Joseph Kiwit, 24 followed by a reception to the in 1965. It is my first public ple will do anything? My mail office, and I am Inexperienced proves it. You When the Water I« Run- Glendils Dr., Freehold Town- American Hotel, Freehold. ning" and luncheon at La Fonda ihlp, to William Randolph ?trom- The bride wore a long-sleeved in the ways of politicians. Some federal-state bureaus del Sol. Proceeds will go to gown- of peau da sole with neck- What is love? How does it rorses scholarships. Deadline for line and hem appllqued with lace want to spend $60,000 to re- differ from sexual attraction? store an uncieeded airport run- reservations is May 2. Mrs. Mey- in rose motif. Her fingertip veil Read "Love Or Sex And H6w >r is in charge. was held in place by a rose and way. I hold that since the To Tell The Difference," by rose bud headpiece. other runways can handle the Ann Landers. Send 35c in coin traffic easily this expenditure Miss Judwlga. Kiwit, at home, and a long, stamped, self-ad- would be a waste of money. I wai maid of honor for her sis- dressed envelope with your re- Pickett's Post want to turn the $60,000 back ter. Also attending the bride quest. to the' public treasury, were Mrs. Michael Katz, Belford, GIFT SHOP I am told that this would be Ann Landers will be glad to and Mrs. Edward Ryan, Ocean- help you with your problems. port. foolish. The word is, "If we don't' take the $60,000 some Send them to her in care of Roy Madison, Highlands, was other town will." I feel this is tills newspaper, enclosing a best man. Ushers were Michael the same as saying, "Let's rob stamped, self-addressed enve- Katz, Belford, and Edward Ry- the bank because it's going to lope. __^___ . an, Oceanport. be robbed anyway." The bride, a graduate of Free- hold Regional High School, is. em- Please help me resolve this ployed by the Monmouth County ethical problem, Am Landers. Engagement Glr;TS Welfare Board. Is it rignt for our town to ac- cept federal taxpayers' money, Mr. Stromberg, who attended CANDLES , assuming the facts are precise-, Announced Long Branch High School, served THE GIRLS FROM EATON HALL run through their paces in a rehearsal for the Eaton- ly as I have stated them? H four years in the U.S. Navy, He MIDDLETOWN-Mr. and Mrs. CARDS look to you for guidance. — town Woman'i Community Club variety show scheduled for performances Friday and is emplpyed by Stavola Construc- Louis King Timolat, Navesink Richard S. Morrison, Mayor of Saturday at 8:15 p.m. in Meadowbrook School. From left to right they are Mrs. John tion, New Shrewsbury. The cou- River Rd., have announced Delta, Utah, Keyport - Helmdel Rd. ple will reside in the Stoney Hill the engagement of their daugh- Schmitt, Mrs. Walter Whltalcer, Mn. Frank Bilanin, Mrs. Thomas Saundsrt, Mrs. Albert. ter, Miss Florence King Timolat, Holmdel Villagt Apartments, Eatontown, on their Dear Mayor Morrison: If any Cartlli, Mrs. Jamas LtBlanc and Mrs. William Hillman. The program is a benefit for return from a wedding trip to of my readers run -Into Dioge- to Richard Turner Short of Vir- brain-injured children. . , (Register Staff Photo) 946-8600 . Pennsylvania and Canada, nes, I hope they'll send him to ginia Beach. He is the' son Delta, Utah. There he will find Mrs. George H. Parker of Frank- an honest man. lin, Va., and the late Richard Three Win Prizes In State Show' It is. heartening to know, in Turner Short, Petersburg, Va. AOOQuOuOOOaoOflOODOfOOOOOOOOOOOUvOUOUw: WEST ORANGE - Three Mon- awn, of the Navesink Garden Miss Em this age, when.larceny (both A May wedding is planned. petty and grand) is defended mouth County women scored in Club, won second award in the ENROLL NOW Miss Timolat- wai graduated the first New Jersey Flower and same class. For k MoM as "a way of life" that some from the Madeira School, people are still concerned with Garden Show which was held last Mrs. Raymond Sculthorpe, • Keypunch To Marry Greenway, Va., and from Whea- week in the West Orange Nation- Oceanport, of the Oceanport Gar- I Offln AitnuUm Mm. WUllva R. Stromb«rg ethics. ... . ton College, She made her debut Clrte Unless a committee of five al Guard Armory. den Cub, won a second award (The former Inn* Kiwit) at a dance given here by Northeast Business Delta business • men can pro- Mrs. Joseph J. Laurino, of in the artistic Class 3, "Day- her parents and is a member of Shrewsbury, a. member of the Night." Machine* School PTA CARD PARTY duce evidence that the runway the Colony Club In New York is needed — or will be needed Shrewsbury Garden Club, won a 54 liwi S», IM tank EAST KEANSBURG - Patent; because of future growth — Mr. Short Is an alumnus first award for her interpretive Multi-purpose Classified Ads 747-4647 Randolph-Macon College, Ash- Teaeher Association of St Cath- turn the money back to the arrangement in Class 5 "Cre-do your selling, renting, buying land, Va. iWOOOOOOOOOOOOOflOflBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO^ erines School will iponsor a government. atlon." Mrs. Carl Ray, Middle-fast. Dial 741-6900 sow. spring card party Thursday, May 4, at 8 p.m. tor the benefit of the Dear Ann Landers: Ten school fund. Tickets will be avail- yean ago my husband and I able in the annex building after had a terrible argument, and I all Masses Sunday. locked him out of the house. OVER 7,000 DISCOUNT He went to his mother's and Theirs, Unique! Ads hi the she persuaded him to stay two Dally Register Classified work weeks "to teach me a lesson." for you •round the dock. Place I'm happy to say we worked yours now. out our difficulties, and our PRICES PLUS marriage is now a very good one. Recently my mother-in- law, In a joking manner, re- minded us of the incident (In BONUS COUPON SPECIALS... COMPARE the presence of other members White's of the family) and said she would do It again because "it PANTRY PRIDE end USDA CHOICE QUALITY Galleries, Inc. »• Gall C Era Is a mother's duty to protect her children at all times." • UNIQUE • LOCUST — Mr. and Mrs. Our son Is being married In Rochford H. Era, 35 Wigwam ART OBJECTS a few months, and 1 would PANTRY PRSDE SAVES Rd., announce the engagement like to know how to handle the • RARE • of their daughter, Miss Gail situation if his wife locks him Carole Em, to Daniel John Al- YOU MORI BOOKS AND PRINTS out of the house and he tries SIRLOIN STEAK tlere. He is the son of Mr. and to come home to me. Should • UNUSUAL • Mrs. Daniel M. Altiere of South I let him to? - BLOOMFIELD Bound Brook. ITH THESE BOfiUS GIFTS HILLS PORTERHOUSE " A Sept. 9 wedding is planned. Dear Bloomfleld: No, Tell • BEAUTIFUL • Miss Em wai graduated In him to go honwwlKttle hl« - COUPONS! •-- i 1962 from Middletown Township ANTIQUES AND domestic problem! with his High School and attended Tren- wife. The mother who tells her ton State College for two years. BTEillC PAINTINGS children (son or daughter), "If She Is a secretary in the market- things don't, go well, you can ing- department of Electronic As- FIRSt CUT ISHOULDERI always come home," does them PANTRY PRIDE 101-103 PRESS PLAZA sociates Inc., West Long Branch. no favor. Countless separated CHUCK STEAK •SKHSTV&c Mr. Altiere is an alumnus of & USDA CHOICE LONDON BROIL .98c Conwr Lake Ave. and divorced couples wduld CROSS-MI or IONILESS Bound Brook High School and have pulled up their socks and U.S. No.1 IKF (CHUCK) ASBURY PARK ,98c Bethany (W. Va.) College, where learned to live together if they ROUND ROAST ,.85c CUBE STEAKS he was commander of Sigma Nu had no alternative. c HOT or SWEET 774-9300 fraternity. He U In the industrial JUICY Open also ITALIAN SAUSAGE ».68c ROAST relations organization of Elec Dear Ann Landers: I am en- FUNK STEAKS tronic Associates Inc., Vest Long TOP IOHEIUS Sunday afternoon closing an Associated' Press POTATOES g 29 IIONELIS3 (Rll CUT) H* item. Dateline: Corpus Chris-: |Ublt 1 — «•«*• «M «r» pntta* if SJ.00 «r aim. ROUND ROAST 'CLUB STEAKS IMMMMM ti: "A 19-year-old go-go dancer CrnpM jtod tkm April Jf. SHORT CUT I IONELESS (CHUCKI it. 98c who does a topless act plant Pantry RIB STEAK .,75c ! SHOULDER STEAKS to marry between acts — still Pride NEW YORK STYLE SIRLOIN HUFFMAN & BOYLE'S topless. Her maid of honor •ONELESS (CHUCK) a,. 78C will also be topless. .STRIP STEAK . 1.38 FILLET STEAK "The hjstice of the peace "CUT FROM YOUNG PORKERS" Special Bedding Section ... who agreed to perform the mm CLIP THIS COUPON ceremony said, 'I never ques- SLICED tion the dress of the people HUDSON Great MTingi on one-of-a-kind quality mat* who ask to get married. My Ic • OR PORK ROAST treascs and boxsprings from famons makers Job Is get them married." HARVEST And people say you make up Route 35 Circle • Eatontown • 542-1010 letters. "Miy would you have to BACON Mb. pkg. HYGRADE S POTATO CHIPS 49* when there are so many ding- Same Day Delivery Service bats running around loose? — Ltatr 1 — Sao* wM ay prelaw *f $5.00 or mtn, MUM SHOCKED READER Ctqin «*W riinApril 11. BOLD DETERGENT 50COPP LABEL 10 Pantry Pride FANTASTIK WONDER CLEANER 68' CLIP THIS COUPON COMET CLEANSER toward tho purcha*t of 00 CHEESES TO TICKLE THE PALATE GREEN GIANT NIBLETS CORN c any 32-ox. or Va-flal. of 5 !£ «1 PANTRY PRIDE EVAPORATED MILK LIQUID DETERGENT UmJM m. Bud wlrh ay HKIMM if $s.00 «r nort. u»—* GM|M «wtf rfcm April It. Pantry OUR OWN MILD FINE BLEND Pride COFFEE No coupon required) 30 VarltHw of Unuwol Dcmwtlc and Imported Chttltlt IN BROWN CLIP THIS COUPON m BIRD'S EYE CARROTS S 'AVS 4 DELICIOUS ORCHARDS UG V fltt toward «• BBMIIOM ef . the unusual store with the country atmosphere . ,. III I cniyMb.pk«.of BLUE BONNET MARGARINE 4 B0 N SPECIAL OF THE WEEK COCKTAIL CHEESES ;SI f^^ 3 HOLLAND CHEESES BUTTER L • 4oM wlrt *»i yurclnw »l % I.OB «r IMM. HOLLAND m |p EDAM Cnpm food tkm April Ifc Pantry HARD SALAMI SLICED TO ORDER 99' Pride WHOLE OR HALF PIECES CAKES - FRUIT - CIDER - HONEY LEAN PASTRAMI SLICED FREE DEU DEPARTMENT PIES • SS PIERCE QUALITY FOODS 'TOP QUALITY Patrick CudahyfPORK SHOULDER) ff JUICY FLORIDA ORANGES 10 29 CRISP TEHOCR —GARDEN FRESH CANNED PICNIC :! WATERMELON £ PASCAL CELERY ,Ilt 18 ALL MEAT PANTRY PRIDE CUCUMBERS DELICIOUS ORCHARDS FRANKS •-•ACDIN FRESH- ROSrt'.'i. COLTS NECK, NEW JERSEY RADISHES „,.,.. ORANGE DRINK RT. 34 SOUtrf OF RT. 637 INTlRSBCTIOri PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOOD STORES BOTH STORES OPEN MONDAY RT. 35 and HAZLET RD., HAZLET THRU SATURDAY UNTIL 10 P.M. OPEN SUNDAY, APRIL 30—9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. RT. 35 and MIDDLETOWN RD., MIDDLETOWN i W« nwm At right ta limit ^ucnririti. ' Not mpenilbl* for lypegraphlcal eiran, Met eff tctlra thra AMU iftl. I r I ,'J 10-W«djH*diy, Apr. 26,196? THE DAILY BEG151TER ! Reviews Alms Of BPWClub NEW SI' tEWSBURY - Mrs Spring Inspires a Variety of Benefits Gertrude Lee of the Freehold rector of publicity for the U.S. Business and Professions) Worr By MARGUERITE HENDERSON mouth's hosteft-ln-resldence — graved desk clock) was county cently at Bahrs Restaurant, fligh- tesni. en's dub was guest speaker et Mrs. > William G. Wrightson, greeting county confreres as superintendent of roads Charles lands. Attending were Mr. and Now it's on to the tenth! This Wednesday's dinner meeting of Rumson, is up to her ear lobes they set about their day in May Smith and Mrs. Smith of Allen- Uts. William Blair and Mr. and world water ski competition Is the Red Bank BPWC here in the in benefits. . . at Bonnie Brae. Grounds will town and township friends — Mrs." Henry Christiansen, Fair scheduled for Montreal's Expo '67 Spirit Spot. Hostesses were Mrc Alphabetically, she's last on a be open front 11 a.m. until 5 Mayor and Mrs. George Handzo, Haven; Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. between Aug. 27 and Sept. 3. list of aides for the May 4 night Martha and Fred Ruppel, Mr. Ryder and Mr. :'and Mrs. Ray- Helen Ostrander and Mrs. Edlti p.m. The brochure about it, has as Its "on N. Y. town luncheon reservations and Mrs. Robert Sims, Irma and mond Sniffen, Lincroft; Mr. and Reid. For cover girl none other than 'Mon- 1 whose 'profits Walt Zimmerer, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Geofge Gaskln Jr., Long ' Mrs. Lee, past president of th (deadline is May 11) you may mouth's own she-skier, (ret.) will go to the Ted Bobzin, Rev. and Mrs. Sam- Branch; Mr. and Mrs, John L. New Jersey State Federation ofj call Mrs. Wrightson. Dicksie Ann Hoyt. Children's Psy- Mrs. Wrightson also reveals uel LaFenta, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryder, Red Bank; Mr. and Mrs BPWC, reviewed the purpose"; Robey L. Cobb, New Shrewsbury; tints and accomplishments of chiatric Center, that this year's county banquet Cahir, Jane and Joe Wilson, You've heard the expression Eatontown. and ball to aid the American Ginny and Floyd Becker and Li: and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yad- 'no flies on me?" BPW since its inception in 191" losky and Mr. and Mrs. Christian She announced the federation •< The committee Cancer Society will be held at and Herb Zander. Well, neither are there any files has engaged the Homestead Golf and Country Also, Mr. and Mrs. E. Donald F. Ballantyne from northern New on Kenneth Mageary, Elberon, endorsement of two prominent Jersey. women judges: Sara T. Hughes of Toots Shor (for Club in Spring Lake Heights on Sterner, Jeanne Howard who resigned as I&R section the Northern District of Texas t cocktails and May 20. Shippen, Ginger and Georgi We're told that this select group chief at Fort Hancock for a posi- and Justice Lorna Lockwood Mrs. Evan Baker, Rumson, Is Shrewsbury, at 10:30 a.m. and salts in the morning, or—try ft aa ft chairman of the fashion seg- return approximately at 4 p.m. dsytime make-up base, it'a frafrut and freaseleu. toot So, for m fresher, ment The tour is open to anyone de- Irirltter, yoonpfr-lookinr eomplixiea Others on the general com- siring to view and obtain infor- (it a Mill, of HORMONE! BEAUTY SERUM today. Only $350. 200 Day mittee are: Mrs. Philip Maguire, mation about the free care hos- Supply only (6.00. On sale at Tolleur Mrs. William O'Brien, Mrs. Paul pital for heart, surgery, tubercu- Counters, Department Stores and Wall, Mrs. Thomas Lee Jr., Mrs. losis and all diseases of the Vns Stona ererywhen. Paul Nugent and Mrs. Beyland, chest. Fair Haven; Mrs. Joseph Ulan, Mrs. Robert Hermanns, Mid- LINCROFT Little Silver, and Mrs. L. W. dletown, and Mrs. John Chimen- Ambrette, Rumson. to, Monmouth Beach, were named PHARMACY Reservations are being accepted Ad-Journal chairmen for the UNCROFT VILUei GREIN by Mrs. Robert Boyle, Rumson. chapter. A fund-raising event is SHOPPING CENTER The annual dinner of the Gun planned for Nov. 22. Proceeds Newman Serial Rd. Llntroft Club of Shrewsbury was held re- will go to the hospital. •47.74U FREE DELIVERY

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LINENS, JERSEYS, COTTONS, DACRONS : 98c to 2.9f H., ' (FORMER CHANDLERS LOCATION) • VOUUE, IUTTERICK, SIMPLICITY. MeCAll. • UPHOLSTERY PLASTICS and FABRICS MONMOUTH CENTER SPADIA end MODES ROYALE PATTERNS ^ • TRAVERSE. CAFE and WOOD RoSs • UNINGS, INTERFACINGS, NOTIONS (S* • CUSTOM-MADE SLIPCOVERS ' ADD SOe POSTAGE-SORRY, NO CO.D.'i • TRIMMINGS (DRESS and PECORATINGI v* DRAPERIES and UPHOLSTMIN* O«N DAILY! 9t30 to S:30 — WED. 1FRI. NIGHTS TO 9:00 Hair Studio THE DAILY REGISTER Apr. 26,1967—U •Ownership Christian Club Meets Tomorrow RED BANK - Fashions made sentattvw/of theitcher Inn. Robert Batdorf at the piano. owner manager of .Rich- p.m. ards Hair Studio here. Miss Bernice Adams and Miss Nelson Blount of New Hamp- A fashion show will be presented Mr. Marbell has been In busi- Spring Conference 'lorence Dominick, both of shire, owner of the "City of by La Cache Boutique, Tinton ness 20 years and was recently itonecrait, Kans., national repre- Trains," will be the speaker at Falls. associated with his son, Thomas, fit Marbells' Coiffures in Mat* wan. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT His staff includes Robert Fran- 5th District Cites Colts Neck Club cisconi, who has returned to POINT PLEASANT — A total en of Having Nothing to Do" , Richards, Miss Bonnie, formerly of 263 women attended the Fifth dapted from Clare Booth Luce's in Sea Bright, and Miss Angela, District Spring Conference ol the lay "The Women" was presented Richards Hair Studio who has been on the staff at New Jersey State Federation of y members of the Colts Neck S75 BRANCH AVE. (1 block north of R.R. station) LITTLE SILVER Richards. Women's Clubs Monday here in lub. In the cast was Mrs. the Kings Point Inn. The Worn leorge Fessler, president of the WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE To Lecture on Flowers an's Club of Colts Neck hosted lub; Mrs. Kenneth George, Mrs. BAY HEAD-George W. Smith the event. rtlliam J. Slattcry and Mrs. RETURN OF ROBERT FRANCISCONI of Halifax, Yorkshire, England, Presiding was Mrs. Edna C. harles Buck. will be guest speaker at an illus- Chase, South Amboy, Fifth Dis- Representatives of each of the • trated lecture "Flowers for Cot- GET ACQUAINTED Specializing in trict vice president, who re- ! clubs in the district reported High Styling tage and Garden" at a luncheon ceived a certificate of merit t the conference on the. ac- OFFER meeting of the Seaweeders Gar- from the NJSF for getting 100 omplishments of the past year. Hair Stuping - den Club of Bay Head and Man- per cent co-operation in the com toloking. The event will take OFF Permanent Waving munity Improvement program MARKS 78TH BIRTHDAY $goo place May S at noon in the Bay There are 42 clubs in the Fifth On Head Yacht Club. Proceeds will HIGHLANDS — Mrs. William Frosting — Tipping 1 District, with a membership of Kalb, 82 Marcshire Dr., Mid- be used toward the garden club's almost 4,000. All permanent waves Coloring civic beautification projects which letown, marked her 78th birth- include plantings in the business The Colts Neck club received ay at a dinner-party in Bahrs good until May 31 Wigs — Wiglets and public areas of Bay Head an award for the greatest In- lestaurant, with her husband, nd Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. and Mantoloking. crease in membership in any club HOURS: 1 Mrs. Harrison Barrow, Bay In the district. Mrs. Elmer C. foodley and Miss Mildred E. HaflaPyflHai' Head, Is chairman, assisted by Desmond, Cranbury, district foodley, all of the same address. PHONE COME IN AND SAY Tues., Wed., FrI. Mrs. David Bogle, Mrs. Theodore membership chairman, made the HELLO TO ... and Sat. 8 to 6 Mauro, Mrs. Henry Chafey, Mrs. presentation. Tired paying rent? Find the 747-5027 Mr. John, Mr. Robert, Thursday 9 to I Herbert Ashley. Mrs. Lester Col- Press book awards were pre- )me you've been dreaming of Misses Angela, Bonnie lins, Mrs. John Wardell. all of sented by Mrs. Frank Disbrow, today's Classified Ads. Bay Head, and Mrs. J. Westford South Amboy. district publicity Cutler, Mantoloking. Tickets may chairman. The Woman's Club be purchased from the club mem- of Long Branch won first place bers. in the dally newspaper coverage c assification. The Woman's Club a' Red Bank received second LAST 4 DAYS... place award, and the Woman's Club of New Shrewsbury, third, in the same classification. In weekly newspaper coverage Our 1st Anniversary classification, the Keyport Liter- ary Club was first; Woman's Club JUST A YEAR AGO WE OPENED OUR BEAU- of Keyport, second, and Woman's Club of Matawan, third. TIFUL NEW FASHION FLOOR FOR THE The Woman's Club of Raritan SUBURBAN WOMEN. Township won first award in the , -• years daily and weekly newspaper coverage category; Red Oak THE THOUSANDS OF SMARTLY DRESSED bathing suit? Women's Club, Wall Township, second, and Woman's Club of RESIDENTS IN THIS AREA HAVE JUSTIFIED (Does it work?) Laurence Harbor, third. OUR BELIEF THAT TAILORED FASHIONS TALLYING THE AWARDS — Mrs. Charlet L. Kone, The Woman's Club of Point KEYPORT, N. J. PRESENTED AGAINST A "COUNTRY" BACK- Uft, fir»i vice president of the Woman1! Club of Colts Pleasant received the high at- tendance award for having 32 24 W. FRONT ST. GROUND WERE THE MOD.E OF THE DAY! Neck which hosted the Fifth District Spring Conference members present at (he confer- in Point Pleasant Monday, reviews the awards of the ence. The Woman's Club of Bel- •vent, with Mrs. William W. Thomas, traaiurer and re- mar placed second with 20, and the Laurence Harbor club, third freshment chairman for the conference. with 19. We Thank You For Your Remarkable Acceptance! (Register Staff PJioto) A playlet "The Terrible Bur- and prove our sincerity with this unusual offer ^ To Speak on Frauds and Swindles SHREWSBURY — A talk on firm, is a writer, lecturer and The association's executive rackets, frauds and swindles will former member of the faculties board met recently to discuss be given by William E. Dunkin- of Rutgers University and Upsa- plans for its annual Strawberry son Jr. of East Orange tomorrow la College. Festival June 10 in the church SALE at 8 p.m. at a meeting of the The speaker will describe fake house. Mrs. Thomas Eldershaw Women's Association of the Pres- charity rackets, mail order aniMW. Charles CrWMjAsrs co- byterian Church. frauds, coupon and contest deals chairmen. The festival will fea- and speak on shoplifting, health Mr. Dunkinson, who heads a ture games and activities and public relations and consulting cures, going-out-of-business sales, trading stamps, money back of- will offer a variety of strawber- -SUITS fers and other topics fit consumer ry desserts and other refresh- COME IN AND SEE OUR interest. ' ments for sale. Lovely Spring Knits Tulip Time' Luncheon By Famous Mahtn DOUBLE KNITS-WOOL-rSYNTHETICS Scheduled for May 6 Sheik, Slacks and Skirts with thatching Tops, RED BANK - "Tulip Time," Mrs. Vito Perillo, decorations; Sweaters, Bathing Suits and Shorts luncheon and fashion show, Mrs. Harold Beach and Mrs. Jo- will be sponsored by the Parent- seph Rusnak, table favors; Mrs. Plus Teacher Association of Red Bank William Lee, fashion show; Mrs. Buy A Coat At Regular Price, Buy A Dress For Only ...$1.00 Children's Short Sets Catholic High School on May 6 John Fuqua, Mrs. Chester Darto- witz, Mrs. John Movelle and Mrs. ALL AT LOW, LOW FACTORY PRICES at 12:30 p.m. in Shadowbrook, Buy A Coat.At Regular Price, Buy A Suit For Only...$1.00 Shrewsbury. Spring and'summer Lee, special project; Mrs. Ernest 'ashlons will be presented by the Blakeley and Mrs. Donald F. JOHN KINKEL * SON KNITTING BOLL Dainty Apparel Shop, Asbury Matthews, gifts, and Mrs. Albert Buy A Suit At Regular Price, Buy A Dress For Only .', Park. J. Kolarsick, publicity. FACTORY KMT SHOP Mrs. Edward Carroll and Mrs. On the tickets and reservations Buy A Coat At Regular Price, Buy Another For Only..! 44 APPLE ST., NEW SHREWSBURY, N. J. Neil A. ScotU are chairmen of committed are Mrs William the event, with Mrs. Raymond (adj. to Red Bank Airport) Noon, Mrs. William Kane, Mrs. McCue serving as treasurer and James Johnson, Mrs. Thomas Ry- STORE HOURS: Daily including Saturday 9:M to Buy A Suit At Regular Price, Buy Another For Only...! Mrs. Charles Frledrich, secre- an, Mrs. Patrick De Sciullo, Mrs. S:M P.M. - Thursday 'tU I P.M. tary. ; Roy Freeman, Mrs. Herbert Other committee chairmen are •Frankel, Mrs. William Kruger, Buy A Dress At Regular Price, Buy Another For Only...$1.00 Mrs. Edward JCeigher, Mrs. Peter Blacke and Mrs. Fritz von Rodek. Also, Mrs. Raymond Miller, Mrs. Thomas McBride, Mrs. Fran- Match Them Any Way You Wish-Bring A Friend cis Norkus, Mrs. Charles Simp- son, Mrs. Frank Ehlers, Mrs. If You Don't Need Both-Split The Price & Both Save Coming Tomorrow*** Lawrence Kirk, Mrs. Clarence Yelton, Mrs. John Leach, Mrs. Kevin Quinn, Mrs. William Bur- APRIL 27th ton and Mrs. James Roper. IF THE TWO GARMENTS ARE PRICED DIFFERENTLY, Others are Mrs. Edward Koch, Sixth Annual Mrs. E, Stanley Chapski, Mrs. YOU PAY THE REGULAR PRICE OF THE HIGHER Thomas Condon, Mrs. James Black, Mrs. James Collins, Mrs. PRICED GARMENT-AND ONLY SLOO WOMEN'S DAY Harry Sandlass, Mrs. William Burke, Mrs. Lawrence Gartner, FOR THE OTHER GARMENT \ PROGRAM Mrs. James Martin, Mrs, Benja- min Ptak, Mrs. Salvatore Biandii M. S. C. CIVIC AUDITORIUM and Mrs. Harry Johnson. Example—-— 10 A.M. TO NOON A $50.00 COAT AND A $25.00 DRESS COSTS YOU $51.00 Sponsored by Middletown Club Monmouth Shopping Center Plans Fashion Show A $26.00 SUIT AND A $20.00 DRESS COSTS YOU $27.00 and Presented by MIDDLETOWN ^- Mrs. Albert Harpootlian is chairman of the TWO $18.00 DRESSES COST YOU $19.00 Jersey Central Power & Light Co. Woman's Club of Mlddletown's spring luncheon and fashion A highly entertaining program appealing to ALL womenf Take a "break," show. The event will take place All Fashions Are Nationally Famous Brands Priced At come to this wonderful two Lour program. Fashion show, food ideaa, home- Saturday at 12:39 p.m. in the making ideas — even door prizes. Designed and planned by experts in Old Orchard Country Club, Ea- Original Retail Prices Guaranteed By Country Clothes ; tontown. Fashions will be pre- [their fields. •, ' , •, sented by Belmar Fashion Cor- ner. ROSE KANE, Home Service Representative Committee aides Include Mrs. THURSDAY, "Beat the Clock Recipes" Stanley Chase, vice chairmn; No Lay-A-Ways During This Event . APRIL 27 Plus "New Look In Summer Fashions" Mrs. Robert Andrews, awards; by Bamberger's ' . , • • Mrs. Donald' Smith and Mrs. George Whelan, reservations; All Sales Are Final—Charge It! • FREE ADMISSION • NOTHING TO BUY! • Mrs. Albert Rolle, fashion show, and Mrs. Hugh D. Porter, flow- ers, Other aides are Mrs. Bertram Plants and Mrs. Mor- gan Larson. ATTENDS CONVENTION COUNTRY CLOTHES by W. S. WALLACE shopping center PORTLAND, Ore. — Norman J, Field, president of the Mon- RT. 35, EATONTdWN CIRCLE mouth Regional High . School 24 W. FRONT ST.-KEYPORT Board of Education, New Shrews- bury,. N. J., attended the! 27* annual convention of the Nation- OPEN FRIDAY TIL 9 P.M. OTHER NIGHTS 'TIL 6 al School Boards Association. y, Apr. 26,1967 THE DAILY REGISTER Control Tower Operation Set At Wall Airport WALL TOWNSHIP — TTie Fed- eral Aviation Agency has ap- proved, the operation of a control tower at Monmouth County Air- port. Edward I. Brown, airport owner, said today the tower will 9 begin operating this Saturday. :Trr$v\("SHOPrRITE S FINEST' QUALITY")$m r Monmouth County Airport will be one of the few privately owned airports in the nation to have a control tower. The tower will provide infor- mation and assistance for planes using the airport, and reg- ulate landings and takeoffs. SMOKED HAMS Mr. Brown said the tower will be manned by two FAA-certi- 'CENTER CUT fied operators who are perform- SLICES SHANK HALF ing similar duties now at the BUf T HALF OR Lakehurst Naval Air Station - ROASTS the site of the nearest FAA con- Full Full trol tower now in operation. The Cut nearest commercial towers are NOW OPEN! Cut at Newark Airport and Mercer Flavorful SHOP-RITE of NEW MILFORD Flavorful County Airport. Ib. 79" Ib. The tower at Monmouth Coun- 814 River Road 39 ty Airport will operate for an in- NewMilford.N.J. 45 definite period to determine "SHOP-RITE'S USDAGOrT. GRADED CHOICE BEEP' whether the amount of air traffic "SHOP-RITE'S TOP QUALITY MILK FED VEAL*' demands permanent continua- ( tion. It will operate on Saturdays BONELESS VEAL ROAST AiiMea»,Now«ie b 79' TOP ROUND ROAST <>«»"•< n,85 and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Weekday operations of the CUT SHORT RIB VEAL CHOPS n>.79< TOP SIRLOIN ROAST •»/* »85' tower will start in several weeks. Mr. Brown said he has been LOIN VEAL CHOPS AlwaysaTreat ,b 95' EYE ROUND ROAST «-'* * 99' seeking FAA approval for the tower operation "for several FRESH CUBED VEAL CUTLETS or Frozen n,89' SIRLOIN STEA..-,-.K- »«""»* »89< years." He said the airport will apply for three frequencies for VEAL CUBES •££«,.69*BREAST O VIAir^35V PORTERHOUSE STEAK fc-i"* ».99< radio communications involving the tower which have been rec- "Your Choice of Delicious Flavorful" ommended by FCC. BOTTOM ROUND -LEGAL NOTICE VEAL ROASTS BONELESS STEAKS NOTICE SOLICITATION FOR PROPOSALS - m why foy Anflft Tin Fort Monmouth Exchange is so- LEG RUMP TOP num STEMS liciting proposals tor laundry and dry OVEN TrnfeMtous YOUR cleaning pick-up and delivery service TO* SMLOM STUBS CHOICE OR CROSS »t Fort Monmouth, N. J. Further de- READY CutforUndonlraS Conceu'o a'5 oblalned 'rorrl M™ Flih, RIB ROAST codeeB201,M«321-3505V'"°Tiietedlad5nearfor SHOUDUSTUUS |b. AM SK Vy™^.'" " 9:0° °'C""* Ib. Ib. T«wy Na Wak T9* April 26, 27, M W28 49 45 CUMSflUUU

NOTICE OF $2,560,000 BOND SAKE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re- SHOP-RITE... FOR VALUES IN EVERY AISLE! I! ceived by the Board of Education of the Township of Holmdel, in the Coun- ty of Honmoath, New Jersey, at lhe HUIcreat Administration BuIIdlnz. HIJl- Crest Road. Holmdel, New Jersey, on May 8, 1067, until 8:00 o'clock P M A < at which time they will be putllcly opened and announced, for the pur- chase of the following Issue or ia- SPRAY TOMATO cues of Bonda of said School District due (without option or prior redemp- tion) on April 1 aa follows: *2,660,000 School District Bonds, ma- turing In the principal amount of WINDEX SAUCE §115,000 In each or the years 1969 to 1972, both inclusive, J125.000 in each of the years 1973 to 1977, both Inclu- sive, $135,000 in each of the years 1978 to 1980, both Inclusive, $145 000 15-01, In each of the years 1981 and 1982 (140,000 in each of the years 1953 and 19M, said $150,000 in each of the years 1985 to 1986. both inclusive. The Bonds will be dated April 1 ,1967, and will bear Interest at the rate per GoraViSmt d lUnthim annum Specified by the successful bid- ArnulrongWa^ fu97< DEVIL SHAKE 6^79* der therefor In accordance herewith, Shop-Rite Pens 6 £ «1 Evaporated Milk 6"£r89< Del Mont*Drinks payable on the first days of April and WMt Kernel In trim or Cram StyU o. Voc PooV arl«l irtTilosaSpag. 4 pit 89' Nescafe CoHee % All the Bonds will be or the de- Shop-Rite Sweet Corn 5o» *1 nomination of $5,000, except that the Hawaiian Punch 3'^,^ 89' CHrus Juice c^ 4'ii«- Bonds sold of any issue which mature o.oOK P In any one year in excess of the ChaM&Sanboni «'1" ShoSlte RavloH 5'iT largest principal amount thereof equal- Fabric Softener Stokely Peaches 5 ^ ing a multiple of tS.OOO will be ol the Morion Sah denomination of 11,000. The Bonds will cSg M be issued in bearer form with a sin- Shop-RHe Mushrooms 41^*1 Maxwell House Cofff•f?*V* £*1 Heinz Vinegar 2 £49* gle coupon attached for each Install- Finish Detergent 3 & 87' ment of Interest thereon, will be reg- M«ro'i Anorltd (Whtr. Andabh) h>Wnt-Choit(iIo>iboraCallMi2-ot.or v Isterable as to principal only or as Mott's Pilbbury Cake Mixes b..31' Scot Napkins to both principal and Interest ' recon- 3 2.8S* Salad Dressing 3 tS5~ «I vertlble at the expense of the holder AM or PM Drinks Yuban Coffee *•" UrvorCMdcMorFWi Into coupon bonds, and will be pay- CtckxisCoffM , UJ tab « btiwl Omh m Imk on«».Bp Dish Detergent tiple of % or 1/20 of l?0 a single rate of Interest not exceeding 6% per 10c Off 5 annum which the Bonds are to bear, Neslle'sQuik Shake ^55* Thin Spaghetti #o Martinson Coffee U 6S« Shop-Rite Cat Food And no proposal wlU be considered riMtb'lAknondorAUk DiMou Aiax liquid which specifies a rate higher lhan the AlPwpoH lowest rate stated In any legally ac- Chocolate Blocks *» 59- LOtby's Tomato luice £69- ceptable proposal. Each proposal must Ehlers Coffee LibbysCom 5 !£ »l fSawirs Grape Jam •«*£ atate the amount bid for the Bonds, Shop-XH« Pi^Craprfniit or Pink PimalioW OraslfruH which shall be not less than $2,660- forWUwWnh« 000 or more than tl,000 In excess of Lunch Napkins 4^*1 Dole Drinks Po'rk & Beans 6 'i. 79- AkoaWrap "« •& Id amount. Miracle White As between legally acceptable pro- posals specifying the same rate of in- terest, the Bonds will be sold to the Willi Borax ITflUAN WITH BASIL bidder complying with the terms of FOR COOKING OR BAKING FAMILY SIZE Bale and offering: to accept for the amount bid the least amount of Bonds, TORINO the Bonds so accepted to be in any multiple of $1,000 and to be those first MARTINSON maturing, and If two or more bidders WESSON HUDSON IMPORTED offer to accept the same least amount, then to the bidder offering to pay therefor the highest price, and If two or more such bidders offer to pay the NAPKINS tame highest price, then to one of said bidders selected by the undersigned by lot from among all said bidders. The purchaser must also pay an amount 49 equal to the Interest on the Bonds accrued to the date of payment r the purchase price. The right is reserved to reject all bids and any bid not complying with the terms of this notice will be re- jected. FROZEN FOOD DEPT. Each bidder Is required to deposit WHY PAY MORE? m. certified or cashier's check payable Fresh Picked Shop-Rite Produce to the order of The Board of Educa- tion of the Township of Holmdel. in SOFT SHOP-RITE OR BANQUET the County of Monmouth, New Jersey, SHOP-RITE WHITE ' CHIQUITA* for; $53,200 drawn unon a bank or trust company, and such check should be enclosed with the proposal. When the SHOP-RITE MEDIUM successful bidder has been ascertained, all such deposits will he promptly re- CREAM turned to the persons making the MARGARINE EGGS BANANAS same, except (he check of the suc- cessful bidder -which will be applied In part payment for the Bonds or to se- *1 Ac USDA *%Qt cure the School District from any loss GRADE A dox.A/ resulting from the [allure or the bid- lib. 27 der to comply with the terms of hli bid. Award of the Bonds to the suc- Paaf or Prat & Carroti cessful bidder, or rejection of all bids, Detu» Part. Processed Yellow /White > a Is expected to he made within two hours after opening of the bids, but FRESH tv SHOP-RITE VECETABLES8 o o, 99' such successful bidder may nit with- KRAFT AMERICAN CHEESE3 ^1 draw hli proposal until after 11:30 P Shop-RH*"Harida'>B«t" o'clock P.M. ol the day ol such bid- Tropi«ino/Pur.Molil/Dorie ' , Shop-KM opening and then only If such award has not been made prior to the with- Orange Juice wW Sour Cream <^.37* ORANGE JUICE 101:99 5 ^ 95* drawal. The Bonds will be delivered SWEET CORN 6 -.39' about 30 days after the date of salt Mkwto Moid "Th* Rtot Thing" at such place In New York City as Orange Juice 511*1 Cream Cheese ?^39' MaclNTOSH—Crispaire the undersigned shall fix, or at such Nutritious Shop-trtt P«n/Voiiaa/Colh«-$»wp.Rto other place as may be agreed upon with the successful bidder. Orange Juice ^39' Yogurts 2^29' TartORANGy E JUICE 6 r 89 3? ,85' Each proposal must he enclosed in Shoo-Bu »™../|h./a»irr/rr«./nM^»l./ta APPLES us. , a scaled envelope and should be 3:39 SHOP-RITE SPINACH 10 o ,99' marked on the outside "Proposal for SUNKIST NAVEL Shop-tH* Bonds" and, it mailed, addrrsaed to Cottage Cheese ^48' Shop-Rife Yogurts or In care of the undersignfd at the French Toast 3U-..89' Fordhoolc Limas 5^99' Hlllcrent Administration Building, Hill- crest Road, R- D, Holmdel, New Jer- BAKERY DDEPT. SAVINGS' VohMnafnndirVM TownS4Mn4VorMI« •ey. ORANGES swEET The successful bidder may at his Atf BIIV BDrAB JHOPRITEWHITE * 1-lb. $- 10 .59' Potatoes 5^59' Short Cakes option refuse to accept the Bonds it REQ./THIH SLICED mDIAN f rlor to their delivery any Income tax DIGBUYBRIAD REQ./THIH SLICED * 8-ox. • SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT » 5.or29 Turkey Slices 2 & »1" Star Ravioli Kivr of the United BUtcn of America RIV shall provide that the Interest thereon SHOP-RITE POTATO CHIPS BONUS PACK Is taxable, or anal) be taxable at a future date, for federal Income tax JUICY FLORIDA ORANGES 12.or29< DEL/. DfiPTY purposes, and In such case the de- SHOP-RITE PIES PEACH, PINEAPPLE Mb.8-or.49 posit made by him will be returned ( SHOP-RITE BACON VACUUM PACK REQ. THICK and lie will be relieved of hla con- t < CRISP PASCAL CELERY staikl9 tractual obligations Hrlslng from the White Bread 2 S^T45 Sugar Donuts «pa35' acceptance of his proposal. SWIFT PREMIUM CANNED HAMS i*>*2" The siiL'cesuful bidder will be fur Sdcp-lit. , Gourmet j»«fc ninhed, without cost, with (a) the ap- HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS proving opinion of the law firm of »•< „ 49« Marble loaf Cake n 39' OSCAR MAYER FRANKS HI HEAT ALL BEEF ^ 59' Hawkins, Drlalleld A Wood to the ef Pecan Ring romlrSIrtTiA, Hdr So™, ligular or HordbHoU or "»"•"»< fert that the Bonds are valid snd legal ( OHarMweiAIMMl/AltHl " ">TC ALL MEM, ALL BEEF lv binding obligations of said School APPETIZER DEPT. SPECIALS! Colgate T..tbp«.>."£^59 Just Wonderful '^ 59* piHtrie arvi that all the taxable pr"r>- Bologna «~59' FRANKFURTERS Ib. 59c erty therein will be nubject to the M levy of ml valorem taxes to pay uat< Bondi and Interest thereon without KITCHEN COOKED CORNED BEEF »«, 98' Bw«Aipif!n £ 99- H^d'&Sh^.r. ^*I SEAFOOD DEPT. limitation as to rate or amount, am' p conditioned on tin* availability an delivery at the time of delivery of th Bonds of the BAld approving nplnlo WHY PAY MORE? FABRIC SOFTENER •In 10c OFF and of a certificate, in form and trn< 7c OFF SHORTENING antlsfaciory to vald law firm and dair FINAL TOUCH LIQUID qt. a* of the date of such do livery, to tli 79* DUZ DETERGENT effect that there la no litigation pent DETERGENT loc Off Giant Ing or (to Die knowledge of tli SPRY ALL JUMBO tilt 2-lb.7-oi. king aluner or signers thereof* threaten? 2 Ib., 10 or. i 9-lb. 3/4-oz. 82 affecting the validity or the Bonds. / $219 SWAN LIQUID 47c size DOVE copy of it Id approving opinion wll can 82' size appear on Ui« Bonds. Dated: April IB. 19S7 HERE'S A SHOP-RITE NEARYOU-CALL ESmfflW*&^ GEORGE K. CONLKY Use Our Want Ads HOME DELIVERY 741-0010 ' For Quick Results >,, RAIN OR SHINE 741-6900 DAY Dial ' Copyright—The Red Bank Register, Inc. 1967. 40c PER WEEK 741-1110 NIGHT SECOND NEWS SECTION WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1967 7c PER COPY Danskin Tells GOP of Airport Proposal's Growing Merits College Decision Up to Freeholders: Irwin WAEL TOWNSHIP —, Free- another GOP freeholder, Marcus in the first year, and that a cost added: "You;: the taxpayer, will college after a public high Mr. Danskin said the need for fered to public ownership but holder observed, "maybe he will holder Director JosepnC. Irwin Daly, who Is vacationing : in distribution plan being considered have to foot the bill. .... school. . general aviation facilities is mani- denied'to private operators. decide to take all that money said last night that the board Europe. would have the state and county "But to: those who say we can't And then he warned everyone, festing itself throughout the Mr. Danskin recalled the free- and run." should make a decision on its Daly's View pay 75 per cent of an anticipated afford, it,: I say can we - afford but no one in particular, that cpuntry among business and holders' first study into the pos- If the county decides to develop own and not resort to a public Freeholder Daly has said that $1,200 annual tuition. not to have it We don't Republicans- "had better support Measure interests, sibility of a,public airfield four an entirely new site in an area referendum on creation ol a years ago when they tried to of Wayside, New Shrewsbury, so far the freeholders have no If the cost formula were owe every boy and girl a col- the parochial school busing bill He said there are four airfields county two-year college. mandate from voters to proceed keep the Fort Monmouth aviation recommended as an alternate by adopted by a Board of Trustees lege education, but we do owe .... or you'll all be out looking jerforming various degrees of with a county college even though section at the privately-owned an engineering team, Mr. Dan- And Freeholder Benjamin H. which the freeholders would ap- them an opportunity to obtain for new jobs." service in Monmouth but that he personally sees its merits. Monnibuth Airport, Wall Town- skin said, it would perhaps help Danskin,' speaking at the same point, he said, county residents one." His reference was to pending none of them are meeting the ship. develop a new industrial hub of meeting, here, said arguments In hopes of encouraging public would be able to attend two years Herbert E. Edwards of Red legislation proposed by Demo- entire need, "they are not getting the county. favoring a publicly-operated air- comment the freeholders are con- of college for $300 a year and Bank, questioned "what will be cratic Gov. Richard J; Hughes the job done." Proposal Rejected The New Shrewsbury location, port are gaining strength with ducting a series of open discus- be qualified to go on to another left for the parents to do" if the broadening bus service for non- Though he has not yet decided He said the Army rejected a sions, the second of which is to he pointed out, is closer to the time even though he still has school to earn a degree. state gives youngsters a public public school students. what position he will take on proposed lease predicated on the reservations. be held May 4 at the Hall of putting the county into the air- county acquiring and improving present and projected population The two were speakers before Records, Freehold. "Where's, the money coming port business,, he said pressures the facility, and moved to Lake- center of the county than Wall the Affiliated Republican Club of An overflow crowd of more from," asked one club member. rrom the government on federal hurst. , • Township. Monmouth County at Beau than 200 people attended die first, "I agree with the need, but AllMale GOP Club lid make it difficult to resist. "Now they have a new general If it is chosen, he added, it Rivage. Sharing the platform, at Eatontown, early this month people in my town want to know "They (the U. S.) won't let a (William B. Latta) and they want would be beneficial locally by per- but on a less controversial sub- and a great majority of speakers Who's going to pay for it. Is guy make a buck," he said, "but to move back," he added. mitting the shut down of the Red ject, was Freeholder Harry Lar- favored county action. the governor going to put his they will make assistance avail Monmouth, he said, is still the Bank Airport, the borough's rlson who talked about plans for Mr. Irwin brought out some hand in another one of our Fetds Two Women able to counties and municipal- obvious choice for a prime northern sector, and transfer of county roads and the use of information previously not pinned pockets and come up with a new WALL TOWNSHIP — In a rare departure from the usual ies." general airport because of geo- its many operations. state aid. v down. He said that the estimated tax?" order of business, the all-male Affiliated Republican Club of Money for 50 per cent of con- graphic and aviation advantages "Red Bank," said the freehold- Mr. Irwin's assertion that call- cost of a college plant to meet For the Taxpayers Monmouth County had women guests last night. itruction costs, and for installa- but owner Edward I: Brown still er, who is also an amateur flyer, ing a referendum would be avoid- all objectives of a college would Mr. Irwin said that the burden The guests — two — were honored by the club for "out- on of aviation guides and man docs not want to sell. "is closed in too tight now by ing responsibility contrasts with be $3.5 million, that 2,000 stu- will fall on real estate as far as standing public and party" service over a period of years. ling of a tower, he said, is of- "But, who knows," the free- surrounding development." views previously expressed by dents could be expected to enroll county costs are concerned and They were Miss Frances Townsend, West Long Branch tax • collector, and Miss Jane Hollender, secretary to County Clerk J. Russell Woolley. j Miss Townsend, who is chief assistant to Mr. Woolley Shrewsbury Approves $600 In his capacity as West Long Branch borough clerk, and Miss Hollender, a former newspaper reporter, received plaques presented by club vice presidents William L. Russell and Albert E. Allen. Funding for Suit on Aldene Mr. Woolley, the Republican County chairman, said that both were devoted to the success of the party andathat the many secretarial chores they performed for the party brought SHREWSBURY — If the Mu-I The commuters want ferryboat "I think the Aldene plan will them no reimbursement. "They do It out of the goodness of ilclpal Public Service Co-ordi- transportation kept intact in case work to everyone's advantage," their hearts," he said. nating Committee files a Superior the Aldene Plan fizzles. the mayor said, "the service will Word Awaited. be better. I think it's wrong for Court suit appealing the April 30 us to try to buck the state when implementation of the Aldene Councilman Joseph Brennan re- it's trying to improve service." ported last night that the MPSCC Plan, it will have Shrewsbury's The MPSCC is a watchdog util- New Matawan Zone still is awaiting word from Da- ity and transportation group rep- financial blessing. vid J. Goldberg, New Jersey The Borough Council last night resenting Fair Haven, Little Sil- transportation commissioner, on ver, Middletown, New Shrews- approved expenditure of up to retported state action to delay de- Code Nearly Finished $600 to help pay the costs of the bury, Oceanport, Red Bank, molition of the New York ferry- Rumson and this borough. MATAWAN — Borough Coun- Borough Attorney Louis R legal action being contemplated boat slips. Bus Runs OKayed cil last night announced progress Aikins has distributed copies of by the MPSCC, of which it is a member. The MPSCC has until Fri- In other Aldene-connected ac- toward finalization of its new zon- the second draft of articles one day to file an appeal. / ing code, in the works since the through 16 of the 27-article docu- After hearing commuters' com- tion, the council granted John August, 1966, adoption of the ment to councilmen and planners. ments at an April 12 meeting, The group estimates the legal J. Murphy, Stephenville Blvd., action will cost each of its eight master plan. He promised to furnish the bal- the MPSCC directed its attorney, Middletown, permission to run a Milton Mausner, to file the legal member municipalities between bus route along Rt. 35 here, en ance of the ordinance by, Thurs- $500 and $600. day. appeal. At that time, Mr. Maus- route from West End to the West- ner said the main thrust of the Before the unanimous council ern Electric plant in South Kear- LBJ to Meet Planning Board Chairman appeal would be to preserve fer- action authorizing the $600 ex- ney. In a letter to the govern- James Shea announced that a ry facilities from Jersey City to penditure, Mayor Frederic Mes- ing body, Mr. Murphy said that Kiesinger special meeting of that body will downtown New York and against sina voiced confidence in the Al- the April 30 implementation of the be held on Friday at 8 p.m. in schedule changes that would cur- dene Plan and disagreement with Aldene Plan would leave Western BONN, Germany (AP) —Pres- Borough Hall for "final consider- tail rail service at the shore. any measures to contest it. Electric's shore area employees ident Johnson met again today ation" of the draft and the ac- without train transportation., The companing official map. with West German Chancellor bus would make one round-trip Mr. Allans explained that pub- a day. CHEEP CHEEP — Phillip Zoppi, 8, end Cynthia Thomai, 7, cuddle a couple of baby Kurt Georg Kiesinger before re- lic hearings on the measure must ehieki hatched by Henrietta, bantam hen, in the practical farm experiment in Mri. turning to Washington. First be held at the board leve Walter Schollmer, 38 Alatne- da Ct, was approved as a mem- Theora Pascucci's second grade classroom at Wolf Hill School, OcealiportV Before The meeting today was the sets' Later, the measure comes tc ond session for the two leaders the governing body for additional ber of the fire company. the chiekt hatched Monday, youngsters removed one each on the seventh and 14th since Johnson's arrival Sunday hearings and final adoption. Gerard A. Barba, borough en- dayi to see that the fertile embryoi looked just like thoie in their science booki. to attend the state funeral yes- Councilman Vernon A. Ellison gineer, recommended construc- (Register Staff Photos by Larry Perna) terday of former Chancellor estimated the entire process will tion of a grass island at the old Konrad Adenauer. take a maximum of three months. Post Office site in the middle of The two government chiefs met Public hearing on an amend- Sycamore Ave. at Rt. 35. He for 90 minutes Monday and laid ment to the existing code, intro- estimated the cost at $1,815. Widening of Super Roads Seen out a program for today's talk. duced March 28, was set for Maj Mayor Messina said he will The topics Included the proposed 9. contact the county, which owns treaty to check the spread of The change provides for the ap- the land, about having the work nuclear weapons, U.S. troop with- pointment of two alternate mem- done. Unneeded With Firmer Controls drawals from Europe and the bers to the Zoning Board of Ad- MIDDLETOWN - Assembly- to the turnpike as well as the front of faster moving vehicles Kennedy, Round of tariff negotia- tions. justment and revises regulations man Joseph Azzollna, R-Mon- parkway. in the passing lanes to exit. for gas stations, Council OKs mouth, said yesterday that de- All turnpike exits are on the Even new lanes added to the Meanwhile, British Prime Min- Councilman Lawrence J. Bucco parkway and turnpike in the face ister Harold Wilson met with mands for widening New Jer- right It has no across the road objected to the measure, calling sey super roads might be un- of current drawbacks, he said, Swedish Prime Minister Tage toll barriers except at the com- the action "piecemeal." He urged Transfer Of necessary If there was stiffer law bined Lincoln Tunnel-Secaucus- won't move traffic on or off any Erlander, presumably to discuss quicker action on the new code. enforcement, more realistic speed George Washington Bridge exit faster. • , Britain's plains to apply for Com- His was the lone dissenting controls, and drastic engineering and at South Jersey entrance. In another suggestion, Mr. Az- mon Market membership. Both Harbor Land vote. changes. The assemblyman said elimina- zolina said the parkway execu- Britain and Sweden' are members ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — of the rival European Free Trade He said In a news release that tion of left hand exits would in- tives should install a toll collec Borough Council decided last Association (EFTA). • his proposals are part of a re- volve a long range effort that tion system similar to that used night to go ahead with land port prepared for the Republican should be started now. ' by the turnpike. Turnpike riders The funeral for Adenauer, who Say 2 Boys transfers at the municipal har- state committee dealing with The present arrangement is draw tickets from dispensing ma- died last Wednesday at the age bor despite opposition by some commuter railroads, Central Jer- hazardous, he said, because driv- chines at entrances and pay what- of 91, gave Western leaders a 'Demolished? members of the Planning Board sey highways, parkway and turn- ers proceeding at normal speeds ever toll is specified on the tick- chance to discuss questions of and Mayor Jay M. Kellers. c et for the exit he chooses to use. mutual interest. pike "deficiencies," interstate in the right lane must cross in The planned three-way trans- travel, and a fourth Metropoli- Restaurant fer will result in the borough's tan jetport. MIDDLETOWN - Two 14- obtaining two-thirds of an acre Only that part of the report, School Zone Parking Violators year-old boys were arrested of land in return for conveying which he called a "white pa- and charged with causing "thou- about half an acre to the Atlantic per," touching on changes for sands of dollars worth of dam- Pier Co., owned by Charles Js the Garden State Parkway and age" to the Swissland Restau- Hesse, wnd Frank Micalizzi. New Jersey Turnpike was Face a Crackdown in Matawan rant, Rt. 35, last weekend. PUN HISTORIC TOUR — Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. L. Mayor Kellers said a right-of- covered in the statement. MATAWAN — Borough Coun- per pound. Other "bids ranged Mayor Edward E. Hyme ap- Detective Capt. Joseph M. Mc- way reservation in a 1950 deed Carthy reported yesterday. Authorities operating both of cil last night announced a forth from nine to ten cents. pointed Mrs. Joseph Barnett, Lewis Jr., of Farmingdalo, map a visit to one-time might make it unnecessary to coming crackdown on parking vi- A contract for the'construction The two were released In the carry out the land swap. the major toll roads now are in- Edgewater Dr., to the Shade tree colonial capital New Castle, Del., for the spring tour volved in widening or planning olators In school zones, especially of the Lake Lefferts Public Beach custody of their parents. Commission to flu the unexpired of the Monmouth County Historical Society. Borough Attorney Michael J. for new lanes. on rainy days. building went to Manuel S. Bran- Detective Sgt. Frank W. Glea- Barnacle disagreed and pointed co for $5,900. Paljon Construction term of Michael J, Kidzus, who son said the pair had ripped Officially termed a "Memo- Police Chairman George W. out that the borough could find Co., MIddletown, asked $9,600 for down ceilings, poured food over randum on New' Jersey's Connor, reporting on his inspec- recently resigned. itself in court if it attempted to the project. Pickwick Inc., Lake- the floors, smashed stoves and Transportation Crisis," Mr. Az- tion of the Ravine Drive School Hired as a probationary patrol- Historical Association challenge Mr. Hesse and Mr. wood, set the price at (11,345. furniture, ripped thermostats lolina said the report was dis- during " Tuesday's rainstorm, Micalizzi. man was Cfiarles Farrell, 285 from the wall and in genera cussed with the state committee called the situation "Intolerable." Charles R. Short Jr., health in- Harding Blvd. "demolished the place." • Council instructed Mr. Barna- in preliminary form on April 6. Cars illegally- parked in the spector, as a result of his recent To Visit New Castle cle to draw an ordinance vacat- The month of May Is pro- The youths are charged with Four causes of parkway traf- rear crosswalks, he said, make Inspection, asserted the Thomas ing the public right to a 12-foot fic jams, he said, are failure to it Impossible for drivers to gee claimed as "First Aid Month.' malicious mischief and vandal- FREEHOLD — The annual The historic town was first set- Washington house, Clinton St., is Mr. Hyrne urged citizens'to ren- Spring Tour of the Monmouth walkway near the harbor en- enforce the law requiring vehicles small children until they have ism and will be brought before tled in 1651 and served as the unfit-for human habitation and ter financial support to the Juvenile Court in Freehold. County Historical Association has trance. to stay to the right except for entered the .traffic lane.. coloniai capital in 1776 and the squad's fund drive during that The restaurant, up for sale, scheduled a" visit to New Castle state capital in 1776 and 1777, Council plans to take final ac- passlrig or exiting; use of left To Issue Summonses should be demolished. lane exits; narrow exit lanes and jeriod. is vacant. . Del., on May 18. tion on the land transfers after Patrolmen will be dispatched He described ^he structure as The tour will include visits to Inadequate connecting secondary ordinance adoption. to the vicinity on the next rainy "dilapidated" and lacking sani- the court house, which was the roads; and on-the-road toll tary faclllUes. ' The governing body adopted a booths. day and will Issue summonses Wants Middletown's Industry Zone Expanded old capital.building, tlie Ep'sco- $17,000 bond ordinance to estab- to violators. The recommendation was pal Church, built in 1703, and the lish , and equip a park on South The assemblyman said he "con- He announced plans to increase turned over to Borough, Attor- cedes" that parkway offi- Dutch Presbyterian Church, built Ave., and improve existing recre- the student safety patrol at the ney Louis R. Aikins for study. cials have initiated a campaign ation areas in other parts of Board Street complex and to pos- House Numbering in 1707. against drivers who Ignore right Boy 'Mayor* Asks Tax Hike town.. sibly augment crossing guards Pursuant to a request by'the Lunch will be at the Old Arsen- lane requirements and added: postmaster, Mr, Aikins will pre- al Resturant, built as an arsenal "It's time to get tough." with regular patrolmen at Ravine MlDDLETOWN-VMayor" William Mur- But there were no vacant chairs with Patri- Gross Asks Master Dr. •;.. '•:.'•....• : • „• / pare a revised hQuse-number|ng ray last night called for expansion of exist- cia Olsen, Linda Kramer and Donna Von in 1709, and In the afternoon He also suggested that a min- After a public hearing,-council ordinance. New mail carriers, ing industrial zones to qncourage ratables, Stetten acting as committeewomen; Philip trips will be made to the Amstel imum speed 10 miles below the Plan for Education adopted Its 1987 police salary or- the postal official pointed out, updated property, assessments, a tax in- Murray, committeeman; John Stewart as House and Old Dutch House, one posted maximum be established NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) — have considerable difficulty with crease to compensate for new school con-, assessor, and Linda Lynch, tax collector. of the oldest In the state. and enforced, and that drivers dinance. '•' Dr. Mason W. Gross called for a the present system of half-num- struction, and pay raises for the police de- "Assessor" Stewart drew resounding ap- not be stopped by police if they The measure provides, a $400 The tour wil! leave at 9 a.m. master plan for higher education bers aim letter suffixes to ad- partment. < plause from the, audience with a recommen- stay within five miles of the limit. Increase for regular patrolmen, from the Baro Bus Terminal, in New Jersey Tuesday night in with a (200 hike to probation- dresses. ,'-.."••';•' dation that a memo supporting American Proposals for right-lane law en- Also during his brief office, the young Shrewsbury Ave., R?d Ba ' , .-. d what was billed as the Rutgers arles. The civilian dispatcher will Councilman Howard A. Hefi soldiers in Vietnam be distributed and signed leave New Castle at 3:30 p.m president's first annual "State of forcement, speed controls, and "mayor" praised township volunteer firemen in the schools and business establishments receive $2.00 per hour. < .derson reported improvements to Tickets, costing $12.75, will in- the University" address. better exits and connecting roads, for efforts In raising the municipal fire rat- and sent overseas to counteract publicity Pacts Awarded Middlesex Rd. between Rt 34 , ing to Class C, thus decreasing fire insur- clude transportation, admission, Speaking before barely 100 stu- Mr. Azzolina said, would apply and .Ravine Dr. will be completed emphasizing draft card burnings and oppo- Pacts tor purchase of annual ance rates here; and the Township Commit-, sition to the war. , and lunch, and can be purchased dents in the 500-seat lecture hall, "Woman In the Dunes" supplies, o( liquid chlorine and by" May15. at the Association headquarters, Dr. Gross, formerly of Rumson, tee as "a good lot, which has done good He advocated stressing people and or- Last showing of this award- caustic were awarded to these He received council approval of things for the youth of this township." 70 Court St., Freehold. said: "We're not doing the job winning Him. Tonight at Town. his recommendation to demand ganizations supporting our fighting men in we should... in providing a successful bidders: Vietnam "to boost the morale of our men 8:U.-Adv. that Madison Township reimburse He .and six other MIddletown Township Uniform Sale means of higher education tor - PJDneer Salt Co., Phlladel and deflate the morale of the Viet Cong." the borough for its snare of the High School students were sharing the dais Now In progress at the Shirley New Jersey students." Notice phis, 100,000 pounds of caustic Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek, commending project. ' with Mayor Ernest G. Kavalek. and Township Shop, Red Bank. (Adv.) He blamed the "sadly defi- I am no longer responsible for tt, 2,75 cents per pound. This the seven students as an example for others Commltteemen Douglas R. Burke and Ed- Home Cooking cient" nature of higher education the. debts of my wife, Marcelfa was the only quote reoeived on Captain's Cabin Now Open ward P.VMakely as part of Youth Govern- to follow, and praising young. Stewart's sen- All home cooked meals. Rea- and the fact that 55 per cent of Robinson. the product, •- fifew location' ill Broadway, ment Night, "an annual event. timents In particular, declared that "if more John Robinson — Charles Schaefer and Sons, Point Pleasant Beach, Free adults felt as you do, perhaps we would see sonable prices Gunnar's Restau- New Jersey students 'must go Commltteemen' Joseph M, Malavet and rant. 79A Monmouth St., Red out of state to college on the 17 Springdale Ave., Inc., Elizabeth, will supply 50,000 steamVs to 'all Friday.' Saturday, Harold H. Foulks were absent due to 'Illness. a quick end to that over there." New Shrewsbury. (Adv.) poiinds of chlorlna at 8,29 cents Sunday. (Adv.) Bank. (Adv.) lack of a master plan. 14—Wednesday, Apr. 26, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER Egg Market NEW YORK (AP) - USDA - dium 41 HM «ver*g« 22-23; ttaey Tired' Market Sprints; heavy weight 47 tb» orin; 27%- Successful Wholesale egg offering! imp!*, Demand light yettenliy, ' 28& nwdfwn 40 8» average 51- Stock Market 22; smalls 36 lbs average W/r Wholesale Belling prices based Yesterday's closing ttncks: % peewees 31 lbs average 14- ACF Ind l-T-L Ckt Brk 63 on exchange and other volume Adami MK 2854 Mi Investing .15. ., •'. •...,' Air Prod 40 Joans * : Averages Hit ^67 Highs sales. New York spot quotations Air Retina 8314 Joy Mtt Browns Ailei Cp 11S KaUer Al 8* folIow: filtt By Roger E. Spear , By ED MORSE the direction changed completelyicompared with AM million Mon.| Standard 2614-27; checks Extra fancy heavy weight 47 $7$ 3744: tJ | Koppers' 33 fc Spear NEW YORK (AP) - A stock by midaftenoon. day. lbs min; 23-30; fancy medium 41 ^BAllie3d iaCh t «OSilKresge, S3 IAIIU Ct»I 55 lbs average 23-24; fancy heavy Z>H IKrojur S2H Q) "I decided to Invest in A) This is a question which market which many experts A great deal of money remains Corporate bonds' were mostly Whites JUcoa 90V, Leh Port C ft weight 47 lbs min; 23-29; smalls Am Alrlln »3!i ILeh Val Ind 7* itocksand was determined to be- puzzles a good many investor!. thought was too "tired" to keep in the credit balances of ordi- unchanged, U.S. Treasury bonds Eitra fancy heavy weight V Am Can 69 t/OF Gluss on rising yesterday fooled many nary customers with brokerage 36 lbs average 18i418& • Am Cyan 33% I Lib McN&L come well informed. I took an First let me say that disagree- declined lbs min; 281£-29j£; fancy me- Ara M Fdjr 18 ILIgg & My 2S people on Wall Street by scoring house accounts, it was explained, "Am Moton 10% ILltton Ind 305 & investment course, learned to ment h fundamental to the oper- Am Smelt 59H | Lukcas SU 3914 read financial statements, studied ation of, securities markets. Each "ts ninth straight daily gain. and huge sums in the institution- Am Std 23% I Mack Trk Am Tel A Tel 58% I Magtiavox the trade journals and visited my time you purchase a share of Volume was 10,42 million shares al funds remain uninvested. Am Tab | Uarath OU AMP lac 69!4 I Martin M broker. I'm confused by so many stock, someone somewhere has ompared with 10.25 million Mon- The Associated Press average Anaconda 88 Masonlte differing opinions an stocks. How agreed to sell it to you, andjday. The ticker tape lagged in thfi|of[ 6*ft0 stock-» i—s! 'rose .1« poini_i t t*o- a- Arm co 8U £7 Merck THE BIG DIFFERENCE! Armour 35 MGH can one source say buy Stock X vice versa. If there were not [final minutes as prices climbed new high for the year, 325.2, with Armst Ck 59 Mtiui M*M 86 to their peak for the day. industrials up 7 to a new high, Aahl Oil 3<"i Mo Pac A 79',i and another sell Stock X witliin marked differences of opinion as GUTTERS MUST BE INSTALLED PROPERLY. OTHERWISE Atchism 2S* Mobilotl « % All the popular averages and rails' up .5 and utilities off 1.0. Atl Rlchfld 8314 Mont Ward 27 month's time?" L. K. to a company's outlook, stock Avco Corp *2h Nat BUc 47% transactions would be largely indexes posted new highs for 1967. Of 1,461 issues traded, 683 IT'S LIKE THROWING YOUR MONEY AWAY. Babcock W &<9i IN Cash Ref Dow Rises 3.67 EayuJt cig 11 !i Nat IJalry 35 >i non-existent Just as you rarely rose and 568 fell. New highs for Bell * How Nat DiitlU «!> Gas Company find look-alikes among people, Hie Dow Jones industrial aver- the year totaled 158 and new lows Beodlx Gyps Beth Stee! ige, which was lower on a half- here are the musts • . • Eh Nat Sled you seldom find even two Inves- EOPhu S4»J | NY Central " hourly basis for most of the ses- Borden 34 |Nla M Pow Revenue Gains tors of the same age, with the Also making new highs for the Bore Warn 12'J, |Nn Am AT same income, and with the same sion, ended with a gain of 3.67 year, Standard and Poor's 500- Brurowk lZVi I Nor Pac ASBURY PARK — New Jer- Insist Upon Them When Buying Gutters Bucy Erie 28H INwst Alrlln investment requirements. Thus, points at 891.20. In midsession stock index rose .49 to 9111 and 22ti I Norwich Ph Bl sey Natural Gas Company re- it showed a loss of 2.17. the New York Stock Exchange Burl Ind 37% | Outb Mar Stock 'X', recommended to one • FREE FLOATING HANGER SYSTEM C*ie, JI 1SH I Owens 11! ported today that revenues for group of investors, may be prop- The market was higher at the index rose 27 cents to $5108, its Cater Trad iSh I Pan Am Wia Celmeae 633i I Penney. IC the six months ended March 31 erly regarded as unsatisfactory opening but soon turned mixed highest level since Feb. 9, 1968 • CONCEALED HANGERS FOR EXTRA BEAUTY Chea 4 Qb 67*IPa Pw 4 Lt and then lower. The decline was when it stood at 51.06. Chrysler 43H I Pa EK were $21,601,000, an increase of for another group with a differ- • USE 032 WHITE GUTTER (THE HEAVIEST MADE) Cities 6v 47?i IPtpsl Co ent outlook or objectives. You ept tightly within bounds, how- General Telephone & Electron- Coca. Cola 114 PertJn Elm 0.5 per cent over the tame pe- Cols Falra 30% Pfizer will have to decide upon an ob- ver, and there was no concert- ics was the volume leader, oft • DOWN SPOUT REAR BRACKET ASSEMBLY Col urn Gut 77% I Phi! El iod a year ago. ed selling pressure. ComI Solv '"" 'hUl Pel S3 jective for yourself and by study i/s at 52% OD 189.600 shares. ' Con Ed Is In a quarterly report to stock- As the market showed under- Con Can 33' Pit Steel ing closely all the circumstances, The glamor section of the mar- 1. Tha above system selves your drainage problem. 50> Pub Sr Eta Corn Prod holders, W. D. Williams, presi- surrounding a stock determine lying resistance to any serious ket made the mast Impressive Coming G 43 Pullman s* 2. No itfore spending tine on top ef a ladder scraping, caulking, Crn Zell RCA 3* dent, said "This is indeed grati- whether it fully meets your own lecline, new buying was attract- showing. IBM rose 8, Polaroid Cruc Stl 53% [Reading Co 52»i Curtiis Wr 25 J Repub stl KM fying because it was only five particular needs. d. Xerox 3, Control Data 3%, and painting worn-oat gutters; no more ugly rust stains, Deere 241.1 I Revlon IS ears ago that our revenues for| Analysts attributed much of this FaJrchild Camera 9%, General T>l & Hud 67% | Rcyn Htt Q) "I bought Phillips Petrol- no maintenance, no repairs. Dent 6up 344 I Reyn Tolj 4l\ buying to the newer style "per- Instrument 3% and Texas In- the full year were that amount." eum ten years ago and it has Doug Airc 28 | Rob Control) 32U formance" funds which play the struments 4%. 3. This system adds to the beauty of your home. Strong too; Dow Chem S8)i I 8' Jos Load 41'4 Earnings were $1.08 per share appreciated very little since Dress Ind ra"i I St Regln Pap market like traders. Some brok- On the American Stock Ex- flu Pont 32% IBrarj Rwb or the period, compared to $1.01 then. At the same time, I ac- you can lean a ladder against it. Duq Lt Ie6't istieii oil :rs call them "go-go funds." change, losers outnumbered gain- East Kcxl 31S I Sinclair last year, and Mr. Williams com- quired Texaco which has great- 4. So strong that it win withstand the ravages of weather, End John H8!4 | Smith. AO Many blue chips also perked :rs slightly but the exchange's Erie Lack mented, "We are confident that ly increased in price. Why has 28\ 1 Sou Pac t 1 tock index rose 7 cents to $18.,05. including excessive loads of leaves and debris—even Firestone ^!5™Ky. 51'4 at the end of the fiscal year we Texaco done so much better than P- FMC Cp Sperry Ril Volume was 3.67 million shares I'-ord Mot 48% 32i4 will reach our anticipated per, Phillips?" The market's loss was cut and ice and snow—without damage. Gen Accept 3SK SM Brand 36 Vi H.A. Gen Dynani 3M OH Cal share earnings." A) Texaco has greatly outper- 5. Results n a strong weatfaeMight installation. Gen Elee Std OU KJ 63'4 Gen Pds 60 Btudebaker 59U formed Phillips Fete over the Gen Mo torn Texaco T4T4 Net income for the first half 7114 Tex e Bal 117«i past decade because of its su- GRAMAN'S Gen Pub Vt G Tel & Ttf- Textron «ti% if the company's fiscal year was perior growth record. It is as Gen Tire TWerat 011 T6«4 1 VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO.' Ga Pac Cp 62 )i TranBamtr 38^ ,$2,675,000, against $2,505,000 a| simple- as mat. Phillips has not Gillette SOS Un CarbldB 15& MONMOUTH ST. RED IANR, N. J. Glen Aid 60% lUn P» 3SH pear ago. been as aggressive a marketer Goodrich I Un Tank C 671.4 as Texaco and it may have placed PHONE 747 • 5623 Goodyear 12!i lUnlroya! 4 Hi PROWN'S Grace Co fl I Unit Alrc 96>S too great emphasis on liquid pe- Ot A4P 43 United Cp in'4 Marks 30th Year HOOVER and EUREKA CLEANERS G M UB Lines troleum gas. At any rate, Phil- 51S TTS Plywood 33>4 3 CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE — FREE DELIVERY wrrrnwma 24 I ITS Sraplt With Esso Firm lips has increased its earnings Shtrfam! — Lewyt — Sweepar — Voe Gulf Oil 6^!i I US Step! LINDEN — Harold D. Ray 55 per cent over the last decade H«mm Pnp 33 IWalworth Wcners —Polishers — Hand Cleaners 32 BROAD ST. • 741-7500 • RED" BANK H«rc Inc N>n IWtrn R Pie mond, 115 Atlantic St., Keyport, and its dividend rate, 37 per in cm imi ii! rwois jtw« cent. During the same period, SALES and SERVICE Tni TUnil 4^»4 IWn tin Tel rbserved his 30-year anniversary • Budget • Easy Charge • Prawn's Credit Int Bus Mch I" M I W.5te T.] •ith the Esso Research and En- Texaco's earnings gained 106 per "We Service What We Sell" Inl Harv 3S14 twnite Mot OPEN DAILY 8 AM. TO 5:30 — WED. md HI. TIL 9 P.M. Tnt Nick KW, IWItro 1 sneering Company this month. cent, and dividends 150 per cent. ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PREMISES lit Paper yj IWcmlwth I I»t Tel * Tel 92« I Xerox . An engineering specialist of the Ynsrt EhtT mechanical division, Mr. Ray- American mond's duties as a member of the instrument development sec- Br Am Oil 32% IMolybdenara LOCAL Cdn M»rc Vi IPnoenlx Stl tion involve mechanical design, Creole Pet 34HIPren Hall Equity Cp 1H I P.olIIa! Inc instruction, co-ordination, trou Farro Oils 3'ilSperry H VI 34 ile shooting and "getting things Om Plyw! 9S ITKhnlcol 52 working so they won't break TIGERING* Imp Oil UU lUtah Id i H'.i Kin Ark on 4% I lown again." He recently re- AETNA. REPORTS urned from a plant in Halifax, Nova Scotia, where lie solved a PLAYERS HARTFORD, Conn. — Benefits totaling $50.3 million were paid to control valve problem. At pres- mam 3»r. for New Jersey policyholders ent he is helping develop a rapid 5*y Aetna Life & Casualty last scan infrared spectrometer for CLAIM gyear, an 8 per cent increase over the analytical research division. •1965. In addition, Aetna reported Mr. Raymond, a Navy Coast 3today that it had a total of $107.2 luard veteran, lists-boating as WINNINGS million in investments in the sis hobby. He is married and state at the end of 1968. as two daughters.

WINS $500 OF WINNERS Mr. Thomas J, Spellman, of 3955 Herbertsville Rd., In Pt Pleasant, N. J., received a winning Tlgerino ticket (or ATEVERY $500.00. His ticket was from WIN UPTO West Pt Pleasant Esso, Routs 88 & River Ave., Pt. Pleasant, N. J. PARTICIPATING CASH iP MI iWlvS

WINS $50 Mr. Douglas Rhoadesrof 1410 Camp Avenue, in Wanamassa, N. J., got his Tigerino ticket for $50.00 from Garrity Esso, Sunset Avenue, Wanamassa, N. J.

SOCIAL BUTTERFLY 12.00 Our social butterfly tent flits around in a print resembling giant swirling WINS'50 Mrs. Bertha M. Savage, of 102 butterflies seen against a West Highland Avenua, Atlan- tic Highlands, N. J., received Mexican sunset. Washable acetate tricot a Tigerino ticket for $50.00 from Colonial Esso, Routs 616 in predominantly blues or oranges. & Morganvlile Road, Malawan, N.J. Play New Wild Card Tigerino Petite (6-8), S(10-12), M (14-16), L(18.20). Loungewear. (NO PURCHASE NECESSARY) Every single ticket Is valuable) There are The wlnningest game of them all is back no blanks—you get either TIGER letter*, Mail and phone orders filled. WINS $50 with 9 great new twist! Now, it's Wild Card INSTANT CASH or the new WILD CARD. KSJ Mr. Walter J, Quagllano, of Tlgerinol You can still win Instant cash We are giving away hundreds'of cash R.F.D. 3, Box 424 G., Somer- prizes at every station — more prizes FRANKLIN SIMON set, N. J., received a Tigerino —anything from pennies to hundreds ol. ticket worth $50.00 from Am- dollars! And now you can use a WILD thaneverl well Esso, Am well Road & MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, 542 - 3325 Cedar Grovg Urn, Somerwt, CARD in place of any missing solid letter So Join the winners at tha ESSO sign ol HUMBLE N.J. 1 OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9:30, SATURDAY TIL 6 to«jwU Tiger andwintfOOO. "HAPPY MOTOHINQI * • OHIMWINftlMMNWY Wednesday. Apr. 26,1967—15 •TOE DAILY &EGISIER Women Martha Seek Member* EATONTOWN—The County Chapter of the Women Marines Association announced at its meeting here in the Civic Auditorium; Monmouth Shopping Center, that It is trying to locate alt former and present members of the Women Marines Corps! Information concerning mem- bers may be forwarded to Miss Elizabeth Searby, 46 Stokes St., Freehold. Mrs. Wilson B, Powell, 104 Seaside PI., Sea Girt, is vice president of the association. , The group will be guests at a SUPER ANNIVERSARY SAVINGS IN EVERY AISLE PLUS LOW EVERYDAY PRICES! summer get-together at the home of Mrs. Thomas W. Streeter Sr., Morristown. Mrs. Streeter was director of Women Marines dur- ing World War II and held the tank of colonel. APPLE TRICKY TRAY PARTY BELFORD — A tricky tray party will be held by the Inde- pendent Fire Company Auxiliary SAUCE Thursday at 8 p.m. in the fire house. The event is open to the LAYER CAKE MIXES FINAST-RICH AND CREAMY public.

—:—LEGAL NOTICE 2 1b. 3 NOTICE 2-498 oz. jars SHERIFF'S BALK SUPERIOR cnUBT OP NEW AEBSEY CHANCKKY DIVISION' MOVMOl'TH COUNTY SUMMMHtm Docket No. F-18M-S8 UNITED ROOSEVELT SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION, a, corporation of the state or New Jersey, plaintiff vi- JAMES J. McGRATH Vt als. Dfd >• dants By virtue of a writ of cxtcutlon In . the above •t&ted action to me direct' THE FRESHEST, TASTIEST EVER «d, I shall expose for sale at public vendue, at the Court Home in the Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- mouth, New Jersey, on Monday the 15th day of May. 1W7, at 2 o'clock, P.M. Prevailing T.m«. ALL that tract or parcel *•* land .and rrfmtsPB, hereinafter particularly described, situate In the Township of JUrltan, In Ui« County or Monmouth •nd State of New Jersey: Belnc known ai Lota Nos, 13 and 129, In Block "F" on the "Map of Ke&atburg Park." Monmouth County) N. J., dated April 8. 1922. Said map 'was filed In the Monmouth County Clerk's Office on Augmt 31, 1DS0, In HICKENS Case 39-43. Bald premises are more particularly bounded and described ai Split, follows: WHOLE ' Beg-lnnlnff at a point In th» caMerly •Me (if Hudson Avenue, said point be- Cut-Up Inf dlitant Tfi feet North from the In- tersection of the faiierly aids of Hud* FRYING •on Avenue with the northerly tide of Clark Street: running th«nc« (1) cut- or Quartered crly and at right angles to ttift easterly GRADE A aide of Hudson Avenue, 100 feet to a OR point; thence (2) northerly and para) lei with the rasterly aids ot Hudson Avenue, 30 fret to a point; thence (3i BRILLO Wfiterly and parallel with the flmt BROILING curie herein, 100 feet to the easterly •ids of Hudson Avenue; thence (4) 27 South along ths easterly side or Hud- •on Avenue 50 feet to tha pofnt or place of Beginning. BONEIESS Th* above dsicriptlon 1« In accord SOAP PADS ance with a survey mtde by Robert Greenberg Aisoctatei, dated July 1 SMOKED IMC 10 PADS - LARGE - RED BOX The above premlnei are BIRO known FRESH LEAN aa Lot 9, Block 1&9. on tht Township BONEIESSCHU of Rarltan Tax Map. m GROUND CHUCK CUBE STEAKS Being commonff known ai No. 139 « Hud ton Avenue, west Keanibura, Nr NECK & Jeraay. & GROUND TENDERLOIN ™MMED The approximate amount of tha Judg- (M SKIRT STEAKS ment to be latiaMed by itld sale li the aum or 112.88* together with the USOA lb eoiti of thla sale. FOR STEWING (CHXE SH0RTCUT Dated March 9, 1997 oacE BEEF CUBES I FUNK STEAKS PAUL K1ERNAN. Sheriff. 69<= Robert C. Gruhtn. Atly. USOAl April 19. M, May 3. 10 'USDi ioacE CALIFORNIA STEAK OTXE CALIFORNIA ROAST NOTICE !-4M USDA SHERIFF'S BALE FOR POTTING Ib-ftKc •L'FEHIOR COl'BT OF NEW JEMEY CHOCE CHANCEHV DIVISION LIQUID TOP OF THE RIB S LONDON BROIL MOXMOl'TB COINTY U.S.GRADEA Dockn N». r nt-m FOR BRAISING FUNDED PROPERTIES. IMC., * 31/a Ib. aver. P«w Jersey Corporation, FlllntUC J$: ROASTING CHICKENS 37c H BEEF FLANKEN 8 J. R. HEALTV CO., «t all., De- fendants CHUNK STYLE -—- APPETIZING SAVINGS* By virtue of a writ of execution In BLEACH tht above stated adlon 1o m« direct- VAC. PACK OUR FINEST QUALITY ed. I thaii expose tor sale at public BOLOGNA or LIVERWURST vendue, at the Court Home In the FINAST- DEODORIZES-DISINFECTS Birnuffh or Freehold, County or Hon- BOILED HAM »»<<<<»"« . tnnuth. New Jeriey. on Monday tha '39c * FRANKS I KRAUT SALE * •ii day «t Mar. IM7. at 2 o'clock, BEEF LIVER FULLY COOKED • SLICED ON REQUEST P.M. Prevailing Tlmi. cne gallon G flNASI FIRST TRACT i Located on th« South SLICED BACON ; 65c Side ot McCsrter Annul 800 («t west P Regular Franks '59= PASTRAMI WHOLE „ HALVES I of Fair Haven Roi<1. plastic ALL that certain tract or parcel of SEAFOOD SPECIALS ~ FULLY COOKED, SLICED ON REQUEST land and premises, hereinafter par- All Beef Franks - 63c tlcularly described, iltuste, lylnc and bclni In the Borough of Fair Haven. FRESH FLOUNDER"""'6* In tha County ot Moiunouth and Slata Plymouth Rock Franks SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT > of N*ei> Jersey: FACIAL 2 PLY-125'i ALL MEAT .. mfk. ALL BEEP' FOR PICNICS, PARTIES, SNACKS BEING known and designated as FILLET OF COD 39< IBl l Loll 143 and 143 on Map entitled KLEENEX TISSUES WHITE or ASST'D N.Y. STORES «7r NX STORES ^Map of Property «t The Land and BAR B-Q CHICKENS Loan Company at Fair Haven. New SMALL WHOLE 0 1 Ib. HALIBUT STEAKS 49= b • *AT STORES W|TH APPETIZING DEPT. Jersey George D. Cooper, a E. and Sauerkraut 2 '9 ;37c ^'33«, more particularly described aa fol- WHITE POTATOES FINAST O cans lows: BEGINNING at a mint In the south TANGY, •rly aid* of JlcCarter Avemia said point being the northwest corner of FINAST APPLE JUICE REFRESHING 98c Lot Ko. 1»« and from thence running II) southerly along the westerly side FOR FRYING, COOKING SAVINGS FROZEN FOODS ANNIVERSARY BAKERY SAVINGS of Lot No. 141, ISO feet to a point; FINAST; OVEN-FRESH i thenca (21 westerly along lands of now CRISCO OIL or SALADS or formerly Dlckion. 100 feet more or less to a point; •aid point being the 6V4ot.tkmf southeast corner of Lot No. 141: thence SUNSHINE C FRENCH FRIES ' (3) northerly along the easterly line of CHEEZ-1T CRACKERS pkg. 25 PINEAPPLE PIE ^ Lot No. 141, ISO feet to a point In the southerly lln» of McCarter Avenue, thmco (4) easterly along the souther- LAUNDRY AID FINAST; FRESH BAKED ^"V ly side of licCsrler Avenue 100 feet MIRACLE WHITE SNOW CROP to the point or place of BEGINNING. c The above description Is taken from 5llb.$, or VAHLSING • survey entitled Msp or Property ol FINAST CREAM STYLE CORN i# cam I Swedish Rye Bread «I* I •Domlnlo Paotuccl. McCarter Avenue, 10:79 Fair Haven, N. J. Scale l"-30', dated ALL 1lb.2'/2OZ.$i. Sept 30, 1SII. prepared by Henry La- fcneque, Engr. Lc. No, 4144, Red FINAST CAKE MIXES VARIETIEv^Ss 4 pkgs. I 15 Extra d??/. Stamps 25 Extra d?*{. Stamps Bank. N. 3. PEAS & PEARL ONIONS SECOND TRACT l Located on the FINAST CREAMY WHITE 13'/JOI.$I WITH PURCHASE OF WITH PURCHASE OF AN South' Bide of Collins Avenue 1W feet 12 to •ait ol the easterly line ot Marda Ave- or CHOC. FUDGE pkgs. 1 nue. FROSTING MIX 4 CUT GREEN BEANS Choc. Donuts «•«• Angel Cake ALL'that certain tract or parcel ol '" *1 land and premises hereinafter particu- ant I larly deicrlbed, situate, lylnc and be- BIRDSEYE AWAKE 4 ing in the Township of MlddTetown, In 100 EXTRA GREEN STAMPS C the County .of Uonmoutli and State of FARMS Uoi.pl larly described, sltuite, lying and be- BROOKSIDE CREAM CHEESE " PROCESS MAINE; U, S. No. 1 GRADE M g± m pi ing in the Township of Mlddletown, In NABISCO CHOC. CHIP ° Z tha County ot Monmouth and State of lib. $ I New Jersty, being more particularly EASY SPREADINS described as follows: FINAST SOFT MARGARINE 3 BEGINNING at a point formed by BUTTER COOKIES °"™*™ 2 POTATOES 10 45 tha Intersection of the easterly line of Marcla Avenue (formerly Scul- BROOKSIDE MILD CHEDDAR CHEESE FLORIDA SEEDUSS pi 4%A thorpe St.) and the southerly line of . Collins Avenue (formerly street); run. l WITH THI! Ii! ning thence (1) South 47 degree! 68 KRAFT PARKAY MARGARINE * °" — minutes east 79.00 (eet to a point; COUPON thance (2) South <2 degrees 04 minutes •i O FREE GRAPEFRUIT 5 29 west 101.70 feet to a point; thence s (31 North 47 degreei 56 minutes west RICH, JUICY FLORIDA ifl #% n.00 feet to a point; thence (4) along \ HSALTH 'BIAUTY AIDS the easterly Una of Marcli Avenue, &>(• mm sum | North <2 degrees 04 minutes east 104.' TO feet to the point and place of BE- ORANGES S 10 1 WITH PURCHASE OF $9 OR MORE Ii HAIR SPRAY, REG. W« VAU* BBtNO known ai Lots Nos. ,1, 9 and 9. Block Con map entitled "Map of LIMIT ONE PER ADUfr-CIGARETTES, TOBACCO, BEER,. , — SUPER SAVINGS GARDEN SPECIALS AT MOST STORES — Collins Park, Fort Monmoulh, New Jer- My" dateo May 18, U14; •JM'^MIW LIQUOR and FRESH MILK EXEMPT FROM STAMP OFFER 6 YEAR OLD • CONN. GROWN • MIN. 12" know* as lots I, 3 and 3. Block JM, OB the JJWdUto#a Tpwtijjjlp Tax Map. LANOLIN PLUS The above description Is mads In ac- |p RBR JAPANESE YEWS *«* ™» ™ «* 1.79 cordance with •« lanty mad» by • H nnosi 4 FAST GROWING • 60% PERENNIALS, QUALITY MIX old.. |..Selden, PJ«.. * .L.S.' Bal Good thru Sat., April 29th CORN HUSKERS LOTION ,49c b •'The 'approximate .amount 'el- the Judgment lo .ft latiifiad by Hid sale CRYSTAL PARK GRASS SEED 5 J., 79= PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., APRIL 29th at all store* throughout N. Y. CITY •3%.:i o" m:\r.mi.» MM 1URFMASTER , COW above M the FlrsV Tract!1 (except 110 E. 58th St.), WESTCHESTER, LONG ISLAND and NEW JERSEY. COLGATE TOOTHPASTE $H.133.M Jut bCUw-WiBlUi •Wtn th«,seon5 Tact;.. i .!-.. Ws reierva tha right to limit quantities. Not rwponilma for typographical Fertilizer 50 1.39 Manure 50 1.69 111,132.60 tratof the premise! dMcrlbed above «s the Third • Ttaet!„'.! erron. BR0M0 SELTZER together with Interest, JdUntlflPi ifM coin and the coitl ot thl* lale". Dated February 20, 1SS7 .-••.••••' PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff, Uelvllls 3, Berlow, Atty. 320 THIRD AVENUE, LONG BRANCH ROUTE 36 and FIRST AVE., ATUNTIC HIGHLANDS "AprUU, 10, 28, Mays HM.U Stars Galore in Independent Play Individual heroict were bounti- Palagano mi safe on an error. hit three-bagger to tend Galbavy single to drive In Leo Dohan to give Row«t* a rest and worked, ful In yesterday's five w»-Stara That set tht stage tor Shanahsn's home with the Bulldog,' fifth run. in the seventh Inning with the three inning.. Humphries almost went with number «hrees «U tb* Conference baseball games. bunt That gave Rumaon-FH a M lead; winning t»Uy. Croydon Hall held a 2-1 lead way. He pitched three, innings, Billy Collins and Billy Shut- Collins pitched a 6 2/3 Innings and proved to be the deciding 1 tally u Carteret pushed acroM «fter six innings, but Glenn gave up three runs on thre* han teamed up to spark Mater of relief after Raritan knocked hits and struck out three. He 16- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1967 Dei to a narrow 5-4 victory over John Askin out of the box with a marker in the seventh. White's infield single, two The triple was Bell's third hit straight walks, a force play at went off the beat when he Rarittn Township for its eighth three runs in the lint inning. walked four batters. victory of the season without a Collins struck out Id, talked of the day, and it accounted for home and another walk sent in loss; Ashley Bell drove in the three, gave up four hits and onehis second RBI. He drove in the tying run. Monmouth produced five runs winning run with a triple in the unearned run in notching his Don Dieker, who had doubled, Greg Tanner accounted for both in the first with the aid of five fifth inning as Rumson-Fair fourth victory. Tinnle Baftaglia with a single in the third and Croydon Hall runs as he walked, singles, two costly errors and Sudden-Death Goal Haven Regional edged Carteret, was the chief contributor in later scored on Mark Peterson's went to second on a wild pitch a sacrifice fly.' H in a Garden State Confer- Askin's downfall with a three-run single after stealing second. Bell atad scored on Tom Koenig's Again in the sixth, Monmouth ence tilt; Curt Wood pitched and homer after Tom Hanlon walked opened the second with a single, single in the second. He drove came \np with five singles to batted, Hoffman High of South and Gifford Hallam singled. stole second and scored on Mark in Tom McCarthy in the sixth help put across six runs. There Amboy to a 3-2 decision over Bell Bombs Ramblers Peterson's single. The latter went with a single. also wire three steals, includ- Lifts Maple Leafs Croydon Hall, and Joel Menzzo- Mike Galbavy opened Rumson- to third on an error and tallied Mike Howett was flie winning ing Joel, Menzzopane's theft of pane and Jim Hicks both had FH's fifth inning by reaching on Mark Whitman's safety. pitcher for the Golden Falcons, home plate, and two errors. TORONTO (AP) - Bob Pul- Pulford's goat, with assists 2-2 tie with just 59 seconds left three hits and scored five times In the pitching department, going four innings. He allowed ford's goal at 8:26 of the second from Pete Stemkowski and Jim in the second period on John base on an errqr, stealing second between them as Monmouth Re- and continuing on to third on Wood struck out 14, walked one one run, eight hits and walked sudden-death overtime period Pappln, came after the clubs Ferguson's goal, which came off and gave up four hits. He as- three, but failed to get a strike- wsu°n,rf 0 "i | Mircello.lf 3 S gional defeated Shore Regional, the bad throw. Bell followed with 1 K 0 SlM'a'«ne.2b 4 S gave Toronto a 3-2 victory over had battled through two score- Stemkowski's stick just 'after a 0 1 M'tn'ty,l!-ct 4 : 1 13-1. su«d Uta third victory witfr a out-* . Ric"•-h • Humphrie"—"- s cam—e i"n ^"*™ lB.inveM.p-ri 4 " Montreal last night and a 2-1 less periods, with Montreal ! faceofl to the left of Bower. Mater Del («> Dunn.lb Perfect Bunt (3) Franks, cr 11 Wcks,3b 4 lead in their Stanley Cup final rookie goalie Rogatlen Vachoi JLBRH Carteret (4) Hotfm 0 0 Conkllri,» 4 1 1 Pappin had given the Leafs a Shanahan drove in the winning Ran1on.M RUM0,2b 110 ABRR AB R H Une.o - - '- — - 0 1 playoff series. and Toronto's 42-year-old Johrmj Strantib McBrlde.of 3 11Knight.!! 3 Galbavy, ai . RIVa.cMb 3 0 l|Chon»ky,cr 4 0 0 We'ljiUt 1 1 1 I Bhlpiw.ln I - . The fourth game in the best- 2-1 edge at 10:34 of that period, run for Mater Dei with a perfect Hillim.lb Dt&v»(e,fl 4 3 2 RTe'lkl.cf 3 DUktr.ct 1 Sh'd'n.3b-P 3 0 0 L,yons,2b-3"b 3- 0- 1- RattUb 2 1 11 Aahtonrl. 2 1 0 Bower turning away shot after squeeze bunt in the bottom WMrack.lt) 2 12 D'Gitce.lb 4 Farley ,e - M'CTUiy.rt S 1 1 Wool.p 3* "0 2' Brar.P 1 0 l|Cl«.rts.c 3 1 1 of-7 series will be played in To- shot. taking a pass from Tim Horton Dowd.rl 4 O Corrtdan,rf 4 0 0 Effan.2b 3 0 rann'r.p-lb 3 11Kurzaiu.rf 2 0 0 Yeneeatp 1 0 1 Tsnko.Cf 2 0 0 the seventh. The Seraphs trailed, Flemuu.Sb 3 0 EjkllilMn.il 3 0 0 J.Te'tskl.rt 3 M.PflD.Jt) 3 13 Hunt,3b-o 2 0 0 2 1 l Fel[,lb 1 0 1 ronto tomorrow night. Montreal had fought back to abefore Montreal could clear the D'Andnt.e 4 0 Palaciao.M 10 0 3poganer,lr 0 Tumelt),Tumelt)r,22b 3 0 0 K'nMMb-cr * 0 1 BloodK'd.lb 2 0 0 0 0 olHumptir'i,p 1 0 J 4-3, after six frames, but Joe Durka.JS 1 0 Shanalun.cf 4 0 2 K'di'ikUb 1 Frtajla.Ftal p '2 0" "Br'r«tl,U 0 0 I Coitanio,3Coitanio,3b 2 0 0 10 o|3wie«r,rt 0 0 0 puck out of a scramble. Discavage tied it up with a lead- W*ltiak,B 3 0. PSIlpotUb 2 0 0 Sumutka,o 1 Robaiti.rf 2 0 Rlch.o 1 0 0|Whlte,2Whlt2bb 1 " "McOrtw.rf 2 0 01 g p Alktn,p 0 0 0 f?pollzlno,p _ o D.P'ffn.rt 0 0 0D«.vl«,a> 2 0 OIReid.e BtroUo.p 0 0 01 ColUni.p 3 0 2 CM 0 0 Whllmin.lt 3 0 1 3ramer.it 3 0 01 Dohan.If The period was marked by' off home run in the seventh. C IBIMi.ph Dem'ree.ph 10 01 . rugged play and both Brian walked. M s 1 35 5 7 34 13 15 30 < 11 j George Warrack then w ~i ~i h 26 3 7 Shore - - Conacher of Toronto and Claude went "to second on an infield out Rsrllan _S0O 010 O-4 Ctrt«ret _.0M 000 1-4 » 3 41 . 010 030 0- 4 In Reality Is Out Miter ml .300 COO_ J—« RraniOT-rH „... 02? oio x~a -.010 0O1 0—! Monmouth Larose of Montreal drew five and advanced to third when Tom HR-BattatUa. DUeavatt- 3B—Powd. -.001 000 2-3 -- — • ..5&J KB x—U minute penalties for fighting. 'SiPwffsai. 2B-M«na»pm». Larose suffered a cut during the Of Kentucky Derby scramble, which needed seven CHERRY HILL (AP) - In Reality, winner of the Florida stitches. He remained in the Indian Ace Wins Own Game; Derby, was declared out of the May 6 running of the Kentucky game, however. Derby yesterday by trainer Melvin Sunshine Calvert. The opening score came with No reason was given by Calvert other than to say, "The just 2:27 gone in the first period decision was mine and mine alone. I believe it is in the best when, with Horton in the penalty Yanks Rip Sox,Mets Romp interest of the horse." In Reality is owned by Mrs. Frances box, Jean Beliveau took a pass relief stint in the Indiana's 4-3 While Jackson was pinning at the goal from Bobby Rousseau By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A. Genter and is stabled at Garden State Park! Sometimes even the best laid opening day loss to Kansas City. Houston with its ninth straight Calvert added that the Preakness at Pimllco on May 20 and pushed it in for a 1-0 Mon- loss, Juan Marichal won for the treal lead. plans go away. Steve Hargan's In other American ^League and the Jersey Derby on May 30 at Garden State "definitely did, but he improvised well. first time in four decisions, scat- are in our plans. I believe In Reality is the type of horse who games yesterday, the New York But with Ferguson off the ice "The last thing I wanted to do Yankees took over first place by tering seven hits In the Giants' can put two races together as dose as the 10 days separating for interference, the Maple Leafs 6-1 victory over Cincinnati. the Preakness and Jersey Derby." was walk Tony Oliva," the Cleve- trouncing the Chicago White Sox mounted a power play that suc- land pitcher said last night. "I The Preakness, second leg of the Triple Crown which 11-2, Baltimore nipped California In other National League ceeded when Stemkowski tipped was trying to give him « chance 2-1, Detroit blanked Kansas City games the New York Mets.edged also includes the-Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes, is in a sizzling drive from just in- raced at I 3/16 miles and the Jersey Derby at 1% miles. The to Mt" S-0 and Boston walloped Washing- the Chicago Cubs 2-1 in 10 In- side the blue line by Larry Mil. But with two out in the ninth Kentucky Derby distance is IVi miles. man at 8:39. ton 9-3. nings behind rooki* Tom Sea- and Hargan breezing along on a The Yankees broke a 2-2 tie by vcr's four-hitter; Pittsburgh The third period and the first two-hitter and a 1-0 lead, the scoring six times in the fifth in whipped Philadelphia 7-3 and At* overtime were played at a slower Minnesota right fielder did walk. ning on four singles, Charley lanta rocked Los Angeles 7-1. • Golf Roundup pace than the first two, with "I wasn't planning on pitching Smith's double, two walks, a wild Catcher Tim McCaryer gave neither team able to capitalize on to Harmon Killebrew in the ninth pitch and an error. Jackson all the help he needed several good shots at the goal. inning," Hargan said. Whitey Ford, who won his sec- with a two-run homer off loser A shot from the open by Ron Plan or no plan, there at athe ond game against one loss, con- Chris Zachary in the second in- Ellis of the Leafs shortly after plate stood the Twins' slugger. tributed two singles to the Yank- ning. Lou Brock doubled and Ocean Breezes the five-minute mark of the third Hargan stuck him out. ees' 17-hit attack. Smith also had period hit the post and rebounded scored in the third, then rapped The 24-year-old right-hander did another double and two singles. a run-scoring single in the fourth. away. more than just pitch in picking Frank Robinson was the key Over Admirals In the first overtime period, up his second straight victory — man in Baltimore's victory, driv- J. C. Tremblay and Henri Rich- both shutouts. He scored the only ing in a run with a sacrifice Ocean Township High School's petition and has a 6-4 oyer-all ard gave Bower some trouble, run. fly in the third inning and tri- How They once beaten golf team scored its standing. but the Toronto goalie kept With one out In the sixth, Har- pling and scoring on Brooks Rob- fifth 'win yesterdayv defeating Even though it won, Jackson's knocking the puck away. gan beat out an infield hit, went inson's single in the sixth. Tom Henry Hudson Regional, 4-1, yes soores were not something to The Leafs mounted a two-on- AIRBORNE BOMBER — New York Yankee shortstop to third on Vic Davalillo's double Phoebus made the two runs stand Stand terday at Colonial Terrace. write home about. Best cards one attack midway through the up, with California scoring only John Kennedy i» upended by sliding Chicago White Sox and scored on Max Alvis' sacri- »r THE ASSOCIATED FRISS Henry Hudson's only win came were 43's by Mickey DeBow and period, but, with Vachon sprawled in the seventh. NATIONAL LfAOrjE Bob Orloff. Howie Sellinger had on the ice. Bob Pulford fired center fifJckr TommiT e Agee whho failefldd to bre.kuk p a"^"^ YMtprday'a Rrialti from one of the members, of the „„ Hargan> ^ ,one Cards Zip Astros New York t, rklran 1. 1* InlUl well-known Petraglia golf family. the best card for the Huskies, the puck over the net. doubU play. Shortstop Dick Howsar, background, started Cleveland pitcher to go thhe route rilt.fcorili 7, FtUadflpUa I shooting a 44. In the National League, Bob St. Lout* I, Houito" o Tommy Petraglia posted a 39 to YvaV Cournoyer narrowly tha twin-killing, one el three reeled off by the Bomber* this season, has given up in 20 Aspromonte has lined up with one- Allaola T. LM AntehH 1 gain a one-up triumph over rn m Asbury Park rolled over Red missed a shot after faking Bower 1 1 shot villains Elston Howard and "» *« * ?#T Vel. «.«. Ocean's number one boy, Andy Bank' High's Buccaneers, posting so thoroughly that Vachon again in y.iterday , 11-2 victory, by fielding P.t. Ward's teg^Tm'^thiWs'ote'defeat 1 Jim Fregosl on the pitchers un- si. i/jui. « 3 .m H DeSarno. •4-1 victory. fell to the ice. grounder. {AP Wirophoto) n came during a 2tt Inning rinrlaaatl 10 « .111 — union's Unwanted List. rMlailelphla - 7 4 .CM 1H Ocean breezed through three Bob Pingitore's 42 brought the But the Houston third baseman Athwla • 4. .•»» 1 of the five matches as Gary Sichil- only win for Red Bank, when he niHboni! '.i s .411 JH won over Asbury Park's number rates a special spot' — along- New York S 7 .4" 4 iano. Bob Warner and Howie side ex-teammate Joe Amalfitano Aacele. 4 T .Ml 4Hj Warner won by six up. one man, Jay Bonney. Fru.c-l.ro . _ . 4 7 .Ml Hi Mater Dei rolled up a 4-1 win — on Al Jackson's personal ledg- HoMto> 1 ID HI in Shore Conference "B" Divi- Schour both singled and pulled off marker in the fourth when Schour the third on five walks, a hit bat-in the eighth inning — as the Atlanta triontacer l-Il al Lm two points on CBA's side. St. RoMtJot Mltefe, (37) < ud 1; a double steal, Shaw sent them Anirle* mr>v)»le O-!l, alibi Jotm GamDwr (40 I and 1: lot sion baseball yesterday. It was walked, stole second and scored ter, Stu Dangler's double and aCardinals blanked the staggering Clnclmull (Mrf«ol 14) at 8»n rrali- Other match winners for CBATorchm (49) t an] 1; Btl Van NM- he Husies' third straight vie- home with a single. Doug Hanna on Shaw's single. pair of miscues, and added two Astros 4-0 last night, euro I Hollo in were Dana Arteris, Harold Gar- tnutd (4) 4 Mid 3; Bruce MeCarthj (51) O. tory of the season. singled Shaw to third, stole sec- Winning pitcher Frank Schaufle more tallies in the fourth for the ,f ^M ^ y^ 0, in AMFIlirAN LEACCB rity, Ray Harter, George Daly Brick — Waynti Kerne* (41) John In the only other loop game, ond, and both runners crossed the limited Wall to five hits, struck victory. Yeiterday'l neittlU and John Weinstein. HOBS (49) Don Furmin (13) Bob For- y the majorj s this sprinpgg — and York II, Chkan I mu (S3) Charln Earl (51) 1 op. Ocean Township overcame a 6-0plate on Pearson's single. Siyar- out nine and walked one. Central's big inning came on the second for' Jackson In his ' !, Kama. City • Jackson Township surprised first inning deficit to down Cen- to's pair of RBIs came when he Matawan is 4-2 over-all and 4-1 Cleveland I, Mlnneurtn O Maltr IVI (4) — Elioro (1) two errors, two walks and singles seven-year National League ca- ». ««.bl»i(or, ~ Matawan Regional and skidded Jllke Fnuulo (S> d. Sleif Nolan, tral Regional, 13-8. doubled with the bases loaded af- in the conference, while Wall is by the Huskies, 41/ -1/ . Jackson 3 and 1; Jimmy namand (HD> d. by Bob Chapates, Joe Tunney reer. Each time, he has picked 2 2 Stm» French, t and 41 Tom Flck (Ml» Larry Shaw, Dell Pearson and ter Dave Green and Chick Geran 1-6-1 and 1-4-1, respectively. and Jim Kennedy. The hits by is 2-0 in Shore Conference com- d. John Row, 4 and 3; Mile KeUIy on Houston. (MP) d. Bo World, 1 up; Dare Chapates and Kennedy each Aspromonte broke up th no- Wlttrndeln (MD) d. Sine CnUi, 3 drove in two runs. hit bit last night with a line nan (» MaUwu (1) AB n HI *J> « H shot to left. Otherwise, Jackson, Victories Jacknon (4HI — Malatran .... Janiky.lf 3 0 11 Siyarto.at) Jackion — Mleleey Debow (43) 2 Rumson in Tough Company O.C'mer.cf 3 0 0|SehoUr,2b *2i who came to St. Louis in a 1965 and 1; Joe Hamilton (44) haired; Mark D.C'mer.Jb J 0 OICoMiu.lb Travail (41) 3 and 1; Tony BarioUnl BlolU.rl 3 0 OlStiaw.cf winter trade and posted a 13-15 To Southern, (47) 1 up; Bob Orloff (43) 9 and 3. Szalmu.c 3 0 J 18cttmtte,p record last year, was in com- T«lu'« Ganun Matawan — Allen WHto. (4«) Hmrfu Palraer,3b 3 0 1 I llinna.K Kaaiaa rtly (Hlnler M) •I IKh Relllnier (44) halved; Davit Robert! Power,!! 3 0 llBrown.lf plete command. He walked three troll (MrUla Ml. alrtl (49) ton Varpui (48) Bill Speed (53). In New York Relay Event Peake.lb 1 0 OiPearson,o and struck out three In hiking Mlnanota (Ckaiic* 111 •I Cl4rralaa4 Wllllami.p J 0 0! Green, rt (MeDomll 14), nlfl Point Boro Aibnry Park (I) — Red Bank (1) -• • 0 OlWalm.rt his early-season record to 2-1. Boion (Roar :3> WHMWIM Aubnry Park — Jay Bonner (44)1 Three Monmouth County en- send national, sectional and lo- lay team led by Dave Hammond Qeran,af (Oltmaa M). al(M Southern Regional and Point Tonny DparnDp'Sarnoo (4SI; John ColbColny <3»>; trants — Rumson-Fair Haven, cal champions, represent all sec- who has been clocked In the "It was one of my best games Chleai* (Vt»rt M> •! KM Pleasant Boro both postod shut- Jeff Brock (45) Ed Brack (44). 34 0 J because I was in control all the Red Bank — Bob riiHIore («>: Christian Brothers Academy and tors of the metropolitan area, in- quarter-mile at :51.3 this spring. out victories in yesterday's Shore Dave ChaCh w (48)48; PauPl WrifeWdll 4(47) Al»ii Shore Regional — are among 187 cluding Nassau, Suffolk and six Hammond will be followed by ISOO 100 X-T way," he said afterward. i (McNallr M), allW- Conference "C" Division base- Shoremaker («>; Richard Torrt <5S). ichools and more than 3,000 com- upstate New York counties, New Butch Carson and Rick Towler, aB—Pearton, Szrarto. ball games. Ocean Tmrn.hlp (4)—Henry HndxnMl) etitors in Jersey, Massachusetts and Penn- the 220-leg men, and Henry Thom- Ocean (13) I Ocean—Andy DeSarno (41) In it one the second annual AB R H I Southern notched its fifth win In ?: Dirk Scott (37) won three op: New York Relays Fridayy and sylvania. as, the anchor man who shows a BrockelMb 3 21 00 ICowdrlciT.1 Cowdrldr.ls l 4 11 Gary SMllano (40) mm nil up; Bab M.BeutelU 3 3 l|lchmldt,lb the loop with one loss by blanking Warner (3d) won six up: Howie Werner aturday at Downing Stadium, The twoJay rivalry features 4:33.0 mile this season. < i i (48) won nix up. Pan'wacri.Panwacri.c O O OICtOICtMwell.cM f < 1 Jackson Township, 8-0, behind the Randall's Island, New York City. seven relay championships, sev- The Bulldog team will find it- DlDevlini ,rf rfrf 3 11 11 HuOUUVliii'iHUlfU l fa» A * Henry Hudnon—Tom FetrarUa (391 L3Lonr,3b b 2 00 1 cnacat«i,7ti 8< 1 l 1 one-hit pitching of Al Jillson, and on one no: Bobby floran (4!) loit The New York Relays, being en field event titles and three self in rough company, however. C 3 3 TunBtjr.3b 4 11 Pt. Boro downed Point Pleasan three up; Herb Butler (54) lout tlx DP; 3 3 Oleater.rf-c 3 B 0 Lou Papa (51) lost tli op; Jeff Brown held the same time as the Perm invitational running events — Boys High of Brooklyn won the . Baranyay.G 1 0 0 Beach, 2-0, for its initial victory (58) bit >lz op. Relays in Philadelphia's Franklin the 880, mile and two-mile. There event a year ago with a time of 0 Hon-m'nn.U 2 0 0 cf the campaign after four losses. Savoth.rf 1 Kennedr.p 1 0 1 TRA (1J) — Ronelle Catholic (0) ield, is one of the largest school- also is a full schedule of class 3:30.5, and national indoor champ HrtntHfcrtnett,3t b 0 Woodruti.p 2 0 0 The only hit Jillson gave up CBA — Dana Arterli (47) two points hoy track and field meets ever relays each day. Jim Jackson is back to lead his Ke1ly,2ti 4 0 Harold Oarrlty (4J) J polnH; nay N.Deutdl.p 0 0 was a fourth-inning single by Harter (44) ! polnti; Grow Daly (39 How right is light? held. Public, private and parochi- Rumson's hopes Saturday will club's defense. With Jackson run- Buer.p 0 0 losing pitcher Dave Greene. Jill- Z polntu: Anicelo Petraclla (431 J K'chlni'n.p 0 0 0 points; John Welmteln (43) 2 point!. al schools, some of which will rest with the sprint medley re- ning the anchor spot, Boys will be Danglcr.p 2 O1 ton struck out 11 and walked Roselle Catholic — Bob O'Brien, aiming for the national record two. Greene went the first fivi (48) no point!: John Mlkoi (49); John 30 I 1 Kryltofllt (48); Tom Brophy (491; Bob of 3:25.0 held by East High of Ocean ...0110 500 0-13 innings, gave up three runs on Wnlte (53); Warren Doha (80). Wichita, Kansas. Central SI 0 2B—Dangler, caldwill. Making whiskey light- five hits, fanned five and walked Jersey Generals Are Rumson enters the New York three. Speedy Card event after finishing second to that's easy. Making it light Fred Cramer, Bill Halvey am Tenafly in the Group 2 competi- Grid Swap Rick Hall each had two hits tc Busy Off Field, Too tion at the Highland Park Re- and rich tasting pace Southern's 11-hit attack At Old Bridge lays last Saturday. The Bulldogs MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - The Mi- Cramer drove in two runs, whili WALL TOWNSHIP - The Jer-squads from Bridgeport and picked up seconds in thamei Dolphins traded John Mc- Halvey and Hall had one RBI OLD BRIDGE - An impres- sey Generals are as busy off the Meriden, Conn.; PittsfieJd, Mass., mile and distance medleys Keever, a defensive back, to San -that takes experience. apiece. sive, speed-minded, stock car field these days as they will be Nashua, N.H.; and Middletowi and a fourth in the shot put re- Diego for offensive guard John PL Boro scored once in both racing field is being shaped up on the field when play starts at and Albany, N. Y. Farris yesterday. So, knowledgeable people for Old Bridge Speedway's open- lay. the sixth and seventh innings, Wall Stadium Friday night, The .Generals early lineup CBA, represented by Jim Bar- McKeever, a former Auburn with the aid of a total of fou ing double-feature program Sun- Aug. 4. packs a lot of speed, muscle and day afternoon. nacle, Phil Malmone, Jim Rey- University player and Denver choose Imperial. The one errors, to down Pt. Beach. John Jack Kelly, general manager experience, with 26 potential sta nolds and Bob Kuker, is entered Bronco, lives in Birmingham, Ferullo's bunt single in the sixth The speedway gates wit open if the Garden State's professional on offense and defense already in the B80-yard relays, and it, too,Ala. Farris spent two years with that started it all. was the lone safety in the two at 12:30 p.m. for the inaugural football club of the North Atlan- signed to contracts. The NAEL the Chargers. innings. faces a yeoman task. Wingate eight-event sportsman, modified tic Football League, is filling out rules limit the team to 3High0 , also of Brooklyn, is de- Miami also yielded to San Di- Andy Cignarella was the win- and novice auto action. Qualifying his squad rapidly, as well as regulars, with eight more play- fending champion, and it has ego a draft choice — which It ring pitcher. He went the dis- 10-lap heat dashes, commencing vorking with local organizations ers on the "taxi" squad. did not disclose — for 6-foot- tance and limited Pt. Boro to handling advance ticket sales for Willy Fogle, a speed merchant, at 2 p.m., will determine the 25- Three local Jaycee groups, rep- back to anchor its 1967 effort. 4 inch, 252-pound defensive end three hits, struck out five and lap feature race starters. the coming season of seven home resenting Brick Township, Asbury Bob Petrkh, a starter four years walked four. Losing pitcher Wlngate's time a year ago was More than 50 New Jerseyans ;ames. Park and Wall Township, are 1:29.5. with the Chargers. Wayne Malione had 13 strike- are entered, along with a large Further, the Generals will working on a cooperative plan outs, walked five and gave up delegation of Eastern state driv- be represented at an important to sell advance tickets for seasoi two hits. ers and cars. The novice portion MAFL meeting Saturday and Sun-al reserved seats In Wall Stadi- ZSA ZSA GABOR says - of Sunday's card will be climaxed lay, April 29-30, at New Mil- um. Manager Kelly has also com- with a 15-lap headliner for the lord, Conn., to complete sched- pleted arrangements with tht 'Monster' Moves rookie entrants on the speedy ule details. The Jersey Generals Middletown Youth Athletic Asso [SAVEMONEYatAAMCO Rt. 516 macadam raceway. will meet their league opponents elation, the Belmar Pop Warnei From Qeveland Dave Hulse, Bill Bruce, Dan here in night games, facing gridi team, and the Brick Rotary Club TRANSMISSION CHICAGO (AP) - Dick "The McLaughlin, Tommie Elliott, Don SPECIALISTS! Monster" Radatz, right-handed Stumpf and Parker Bohn will relief pitcher, was, obtained head the Shore area entrants. COMPIEIEiNSPECnON SERVICE from Cleveland yesterday by the Speed merchants Pete Frazee, 24-HOUR MM $*%& AIL ma Chicago Cubs for cash and Jim Hoffman, Richie Massing, Hlftrtr iJ OF MRS player to be named later. Gil Hearne, Bobby Vaughn, Don luiu: MrravMi/ DlMnontllnj, The t-foot-5, 260-pounder had "Itives and Dick Roselle are ex- TRUCK Inipictien and r*tnHmMln| ntuwiin WITH MMCD * two big years with the Boston pected to furnish same potent TOWlfll Bed Sox. He was 15-6 in 1963 horsepower competition. SERVICE ROMtUt UfHIME IIMMNTU •nd 16-9 In 1964. •IDWtMVlC* It3 f. NtwmaR Spnnai Rd. The outnof-state delegation of Frank Portcr't Msrnuu RED IAHK Rtdatz was 9-11 In 1955 and NASCAR's top macadam track 84J-J500 tilled off to 0-5 last season after specialists will include Jim Hen- being traded to Cleveland in drickson. Fats Caruso, Al De- IO» RollrMd *»». Red Bank Tire Co. ASIURY PARK June. So far this year he is 0-0. Angelo, Fred Harbach, Jim Ma- SHREWSBURY AVE. 747-3404 Radatr, 30, will join the Cubs lone, Charley Jarzombek, Pit 774-UOt , today. Moon and a host of others. Open Men. Ifiru Frl. — I ro ( p.m.g Set. ro 3 pjn. Wednesday, Apr, 26, 1967—17 Clay Won't Permit Induction THE DAILY BEGISTEE By B. F. KEOUM cial* from reporting Clay as a tbe Supreme Court on Monday The petition alleges that state- Sports Slate j HOUSTON (AP) - Lawyers delinquent if he fails to take the turned down similar pleas for themerits by Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Her- TRACK for Casaius Clay told « federal "A" DIVISION symbolic one step forward, and second time in eight days. Theshey, head of the Selective Ser- Jttt Baak at NMUM judge yesterday the heavyweight submit to induction Friday. new petition specifically asks vice System, and Rep. L. Mendell Tom. River at MlMMaw* Brick at Mnmwlk By Hy Cunningham champion never will submit to "Clay has publicly declared the court to compel the district Rivers, D-S.C, chairman of the I/rax Branca al rrceMU induction into the armed ser- '•»" Division and here alleges that he will not draft appeals board to change Armed Services Committee, have Malawan al Central vices. Clay from 1A to IV-4 classifica- been prejudicial to Clay's claim BarUu at Maaaeaiaa do as commanded on the 28th Oceaa at Ijtitewood U.S. Dist. Judge Allen B. Han- tion as a minister of religion ex-for exemption. "O" DIVISION Attempting Comeback nay also was asked in a 67-page day of April, 1987, or any time empting him from all training lfi Hew HadKO at Ft. Bon petition to halt Clay's scheduled thereafter," the petition said. the service. The petition stated that Rivers, Jacluon at Keypert addressing a Veterans of Foreign Shore at Pt. B«adi Jockey Bill Hartack, who was on top a few years ago Friday Induction and stay all ac- Clay has said he will not take Clay, who calls himself Muham- OTHERS Wars convention in New York Itumnon-FH at Ros«Ue Park before taking a big skid into the pile of riders on the circuit, tion in the case pending a full the oath or wear an Army uni- mad All, claims he is a Muslim Mater Del at Madlaon, Tw». Aug. 25, 1966, said: "If the theolo- St. Jouph'i (TH), HL BOM al Wall is lighting back. scale hearing at which time form but said again yesterday he minister. gian of Black Muslim power, Cas GOLF ' The former champion hat tremendous determination to Atty. Gen. Ramsey (Jlark and Gov. will report ta the induction sta- "He devotes 160 hours a month Ocean al St. Rote win another Kentucky Derby, coming up May 6. He has a John Connally would be required tion. sius Clay, is deferred by the board Jackson at Henry Hudaoa to his ministerial duties," Cov-in Louisville, you watch what hap- Central at Matawaa deaire to equal Eddie Arcaro's record in America's most known to appear as witnesses. "Yes sir, I will be there," Clay BASEBALL ington told reporters. "Boxing is pens in Washington. . .We are "A" DIVI3IOV and greatest hone race, Eddie has five Derby victories. In Hahnay met with the attorneys told a reporter. HlddleUm at Brick an incidental sideline to him."going to do something if that racing, this stands out as the home run king of baseball, or yesterday afternoon and agreed However, when he was asked OTHERS In Tuesday's action an injunc- board takes your boy and leaves CBA at St. Bon top quarterback in professional football. to meet again at 10 a.m. today what he would do at the induc- Lone Branch at AlDury Park tion also is sought against Con- him (Clay) home to double talk." Atlantic City al Boaihen According to news outlets, Hartack is going to get a shot to determine whether a prelimi- tion station, he replied: "I have nally and other defendants so as TENNIS nary hearing should be held prior Ocean TowniDlp at Mlddtatowa May 6. Lit Tlppett, owner of Llangollen Farm, one of the said all I am going to say." to assure that Negroet of Texas The petition said Hershey al SI. Boae al St. Jowph'i (Metoohen) nation's leading stables, has revealed she will accommodate to the Friday Induction date. Lawyers Hayden Covirigton of be named to the draft board legedly. stated last January that TOMORROW BASEBALL Haxtack's burning Derby desire. Hannay was asked to restrain New York and Quinnan Hodges without discrimination based on Clay wii: fail in his attempt to be "A" DIVISION Houston's Selective Service offi- of Houston filed the action after Rrd Bank at Keptuna ABOARD TUMBLE WIND deferred from the draft. Hldlletomi al Moomontk She announced that she had engaged Hartack to ride Freehold at Brick "B" DIVISION Tumble Wind In the Blue Grasi Stakes at Kentucky tomorrow. Ilatairan at So. Freehold If the former great turns out well on this mount, he'll be in Wntral at Wall Rarltan at Loltpwood the saddle to ride the colt In the Derby. Mihita (MVP), Howell, Orr Cited "O" DIVISION Hearr Hudson at Short Hartack'g skid had him practically begging for mounts Ksjpori at Boathera at Hlaleah Park this past winter In the sun- TORONTO (AP) - Stan Mik ture three awards in one season. Ing in 196243. Howell collected most total points for both halves. . OTHERS ny south. Bill started working as hard as ta of the Chicago Black Hawks He also won the Art Ross Tro- 113 points and Pilote 95. Boiello catlwUo at CBA Mikita led in both halves for the Metuchen at Rum»oa-FH he did In hfs great yean in the late 1950's was named winner today ot thephy for leading the league in Orr was a runaway victor for Mater Del at R. B. CathoUa A r n o n », 244 Shrewsbury Hart Memorial Trophy as the Hart and Byng Trophies and Orr Manasquan at Ft. Beaeh and early In (he 60'g. But his riding assign- scoring with a record-equalling rookie honors. He drew 168 points SI. Joseph's (TR> at Pt Bora ments •kidded, too, and he,shifted to Ken- Ave., Red Bank, displays the National Hockey League's mos 97 points. while Ed Van Impe, Chicago de- in each half of the Calder. GOLF valuable player and the Lad; bkevood at Bed Bank tucky, to open his Derby campaign. 51-pound lailfish he has Mlkita received 168 points in fenseman, was the runner-up with Pilote had 63 points to Howell's Mlddlehnra at Loir Branch According to some veteran track news- Byng Trophy lor sportsmanshij 86. Honmontli at Toms Rlvar entered in the Metropolitan the Hart Trophy voting by hockey 34 in the second half, but the Central at Pt. Beach men, Tumble Wind is one of the nation's and superior performance. writers and broadcasters in the The voting was held after each Henry Hudson at WaU fastest three-year-olds, but his stamina is Miami Fishing Tournament. Ranger star had built a sizable Shore al Hatawaa Other post-season honors wer league's six cities. Ed Giamcomin half of the season and the win- Jackson at Ocean questioned, Nevertheless, Mrs. Tippett has lead in the first half balloting. Rumson-FH at Carteret He also landed eight Dol- to Harry Howell of the Nc New York Rangers' goalie, was ners were those accumulating the all the faith in the world in the colt. He second with 57 points followed by CBA at Asbirrjr park lost the Florida Derby, but she said it was phin, foreground! weighing York Rangers, chosen the oil ouit's outstanding defenseman Chicago's Bobby Hull, the MVP CUNNINGHAM under circumstances not conducive to the between 10 and 31 poundi. the previous two seasons, 21 and Bobby Orr, 19-year-old Bos colt's belt effort. points. Fishing on the Top Luck out too defenseman, as the rookle-ol Hawks Lose Donnybrook, 16-14 Reports claim he burned a heel in a fast workout before of the Castaway Qocks in (tie-year. Howell will receive the A combative player during his WESWE T IX)NNGG BABRANCNH — Bloomfield stuck with two hurlers BiBloomHeln d (10) Monn»«tba (14> the Florida Derby. An infection set in, but it has been elimi- ABR H ABH I Norris Memorial Trophy and Orr first seven years in the bigIt wasn't football, it wasn't track, Wlnrnd,2Wlnrd,2b 111 nated. The horse has been putting on weight and working North Miami Beach, Arnone and used Just one pinch hitter. 11 1 the Calder Memorial Trophy. but it was a baseball game. It Tony Dellacerra was the heavy KthlKowarth.lt t 5 44 3 Bnlenk.ol • 1 out well. He has quieted down somewhat and is working like I receive a citation for league, Mlkita was assessed only Hunter.ss 6 111 AdamrSb was Monmouth College Hawks sticker for Bloomfield, driving In D'll'c'ra.cf B 33 3 Baron.lt) • great thoroughbred. MWta. a center. Is the first 11 penalty minutes in 1967. He Slman,3b 5 13 .51 hit outstanding catch. player in NHL history to cap- losing a 16-14 Donnybrook to four runs — two hi the first with Carrado.rf 5 0 0 5 2 PRESSURE AND THE PRESS accumulated 145 In the Byng'bal- MC'm'e.rf 111 Jezek,>s 5 0 Bloomfield yesterday afternoon. a triple, one in the fourth on aBreen.lt> < 2 2 Henderson.mllSD o 4 0 1 What makes Hartack a great Derby rider Is that he loting. Dav« Keon of Toronto Monmouth used three pitchers, single and one in the sixth on aLa'rlella.c 3 1 2 Debella,pr 0 10 feeds upon pressures. BUI envisions moat of the racing fra- K'rywllln.p 3 0 0 Havur.p 10 0 Tennig Roundup was second with 35 points andpinch hitters and pinch runners. solo home run. Don Breen also Pallaro.ph 10 0 rady.p 0 0 0 ternity, including the press, as a conspiracy against him. Phil Goyette of the Rangers was belted a solo four-bagger in theRike.p 2 11 Jleln.pn 0 0 0 However, he has that Derby fighting spirit. He has to have FRESHMEN VICTORY Thrsdway.p 2 0 0 third wift 33. fourth inning, Hasen.p 0 0 0 it! Hartack had brilliant wins on Northern Dancer, 1964, RUMSON — Rumson-Fair Ha- VanPelt,ph 1 1 1 Venetian Way, 1960, and Iron Liege, 1957. HoweU, in winning the Norris ven Regional's freshmen baseball Greg Baron tripled in a Mon- 45 1« 16 44 U 1? Bulldog Net Skein Trophy for the first time, edged Bloomfield . -i «™ 511 aoi io*—n It was following the 1964 Derby that Bill Hartack made his team scored four runs in themouth run and Ted Jezek was Monmouth 000 33* 022—14 troubles with the press. After Northern Dancer's triumph, Chicago's Pierre Pilote, the re-third inning and five more in thethe leading slugger with four hits cipient three straight years. start- HlV-t>ella»44 PERSE 13,500 Ted's Day (Rollln) 28 Ovalonna (Velaaiiues) 1 minutes. eventful (Merlnioclo) Dupple (Oochnu) 11! Ulster O. H. (Blum Hydrofoil (Marlnacclo) Crafty Riot (Velaequei) Prumatlo (Blum) 11 D. O. 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Take over payments BOAT P/JXITJim — 30* FINISHERS loo at* bkul legs. Ttllow collar. IX Ud FALCON — Two-floor icdan. Whlu MOUTH MOTORS AUTHORIZED of JM.SO pbr week. gKACOAST AUTO or bent tacit at Up. Rlftt Iront leg Good condition, WO. Call SALES, 210 Newman Springs R4., Red tiaa shared not. Castrated. Rrward. S42-OS83. PRIVATE — 1M1 Starftrt Oldsmoblle Bank, 741-1534. f4TISKL convertible. All rower. fTM. CaU be- 1S92 CADIUJIC COUVEKTIBLE — FULLTIME AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC CHEVR0LET8 — DESIRE INTKREST- tiren 6 and 7, 741-tttl. 1M2 CHEVROLECHE T IMP ALA CONVERCONVERTT- White. Qood oondlUon, tun power. «1400 BUSINESS NOTICES Excellent pay and opportunlt*- wit""h ED PARTIES TO TAKE 'OVER PAX. . ,__ _ j Bn.omatic.-VerB. tiV y good can* 787-9807 until 2. After, 7JT-7S6S. Experienced in Alterations Itonmouth County'ounty* IImport leaderr,. JUS PUBUC NOTICE MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS. 1863 TRIUMPH CONVERTIBLE — dltlon. 741-74M4M. IMS OLDSMOBILB — Jet Star I, JanBank AutAmoo ImporliImports. NNewman-Se p CALL MR. SHELLY, 542-2414, MON-Sport 6 Six cylinder. »700. CaU «71 l A BTBCIALTT — IIOUTH MOTORS AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET MB — Bel Air sedan, Sports Coupe. Power. Bucket sent* Mo Job too It Rd., Red Bank. 741-S8M. MARK'S PICTEKja., u 8. Bridge Ave. Coll power. No money down. TAKE turbo on floor. New rubber. Take over on Men's Clothing MALB BAKER - Bread^rol* fastry. •ptdallsuic la (ran ores plaxa. own 1863 VALIANT — Six-cylinder auto- UM VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — Cream OVER PAYMENTS OF JIM per week. payments 154 month, eight months. - IUWB Contractor. Apply. DIXIE LEE BAKERY, K«fni- 4:00-li:« dosed Mondays. 717-B&M. matic A-l shape. Radio, heater putt Stove and music $1450. 7(7-2076 BONBBU AUTO BALES, Rt. 35, Nep-Oolnc .overseas. 787-2152. burg CU1 TW-W4. "^^ bucket teats, whltewaUs. 264-4751, attar 7. All day Sat. and Sun. tune. .774-6700. CLEAN CELLARS, YARDS, dARAOEB For rh« n»w list FORD — Two-door, V-t engine, — Han truck. Light hauling. Call after OLD CARS TOWED AWAY 1M1 VOLKSWAGEN KARMANN OHIA CHEVROLET 1985 — Mallbu two-door CADILLAC UM — Convertible, factory standard shift, $175. Call I »m 74HM»\ • OVER 18 — Far lawn can. Call arltr Insured Service. «71-«MI —Mechanically perfect. Needs body nardtop. Absolutely no cash needed -'- —" • ~ ROBERT HALL work. 1550. Call 291-0097, down _ank will finance «12O5 at I1S.JO ' .. • 741-HM. weekly. Call collect. 721-710% OASIS CORVADt — Moma, four-aoor, LAWN MAINTENANCE IMS PLYMOUTH BARRACUDA — V-8,MOTORS. Rt «, Sayrevllle. Lawns out, trimmed, fertilised, seeded. CUSTODIAN — Salary open. AUTOMOTIVE aatomatle. Radio and heater. Call 787- 741-J8O3. ' Reltable snrrlce. weeir' . N" o residenc'' Incyy requlrequlremi intent t Ka> SALESROOM panding actiooschool districtdistrict.. Xxpsrlai/Biparisucue 3253 or 583-1807. 1961 FALCON — Four-door nation 1H2 RAMBLER CLASSIC — Excellent MB BUICK SPORTS WAGON AUTOS FOR SALE wagon. Automatic tralumltslon. 172 en-condition. Call ISO-Ion alUr 747-1681 In Madicon Towruhip helpful but not necestsiy. Heady lor. - PONTIACS — DESIRE INTERESTED (Ine. Good condition. H23.671.3W4. B p.m. . Top 'condition crementa, paid holidays and vaeallon, OLDSMOBILE — DESIRE INTEREST 'ARTIES TO _ TAKEl_OVER PAY- M64UU. SMALL PAINT JOB SPIC1AIJBT — raid uniforms and hospital. Black Biel ED PARTIES TO TAKE OVER PAY- MENTS OH REPOSSESSED CARS. BUICK 1663 — Elect™ tour-door hard BUICK. 1984 — Skylark convertible, „_ CORVAIR MONZA — Coupe. Ra- tnslda. Reasonable. Call WORK CONVENIENTLY llcansi 1300 extra per year. MadUon MENTS OH REPOSSESSED CARS. CALL MR. SHELLY, M2-24H, MON- top~*. . mil ,-.power. . NO MONE^ Y DOWK. fall power. No money down. TAKE dio, heater, vinyl Interior. Seasonable. •nnsa Township Board of Education. Rt U*, CALL MR. SHELLY. S42-2414, MON MOUTH MOTORS AUTHORIZED T»k« over payments or JS.60 per week. OVER PAYMENTS or 19.90 per week. Call after. 4 p.m. oTl-STJS, LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED and ser- NEAR YOUR HOME Old Bridge. N.J. Call Wl-MOO, Cut. MOUTH MOTORS AUTHORIZED 8EACOAST AUTO SALES, 310 Newman BONDEU AUTO SALES, RL 35, Nap. 744, for . appointment. tune. 7744700. IMS CORVAIR MONZA — sbt-cyjlnder. viced. Any mlakei • , an mmodel.._... Pick u. p MUST SELL 1M1 THDNDERB1RD — 110 h.ik white convertible. Electric top, and diydelivery. ',. Call T17-4M4 4 Jacobs •Join America's Largest PRODUCTION WORKERS — "ITSral Two-door hardtop. Black with red leath- 130O. 1003 CHEVROLET — Impala, MERCEDES BENZ 220s convertible 19S5 RAMBLER — 770 Claislo, 1J,000 four weed. Like new, 10,000 miles. Hardware Co. Bercen PL, and BUrewi- openings paying good Jneentlv* rat* •r Interior. Automatic, power sleer- convertible, tan, six-cylinder, standard 1MB. Truly elegant car. Gray, red, milesms . Oood condition. Full equipped. Owner -In army. 2644687. bury Ave., Red Bank. N.I. Retail Clothing Chain after very sbon training. ATCO CBlt* lot, brakes and seat Fowr quick •ale, iransmUtlon. J1.100. WW1C7. Alter 5:30.1 leather Interior, standard transmissiontrsmn. BACKHOJE BULLDOZOIO - Mowing. AMICB. Hwy. M, Ktyport • test offer over J35O. 7411-3227. 'ExcellenExcellent conditioncndition . *2200*2200 . Call 448-S247448S247. STATION WAQON - U«J Conralr. Ex. FORD 1961 — Qalasie convertible, fall celent condition. Anxious to sell. (WO Plowini , \ piunplar. laterali AU septic WE OFFER TWO PART-TIME PAINTKM » A»- 1962 BUICK INV1CTA — Convertible. 1968 ELECTRA —Air conditioned. P6700. Health And Welfare Plan ' HANDYMAN — rive-day weak. Beta- •Springe Bd., Red Bank. 741-1234. TRUCKS FOR SALE BRS, 447 Broad St., Bnrtwsbary, Generous Employee discounts fits. Apply lu person, Brookdale Nurs- IMS PLYMOUTH Satellite nardtop. Free group life Insurinct - U5d OMC PICK-UP — Good condition. DAN'S LAWN MAINTENANCE - S( Ing Home. 3338 Hwy. 35, HaslsL . I PONTIAC 1963 — Grand Prix. Not onePower steering. Automatic Must sell. tog and fertilizing. •Veeily or monthly Paid holidays AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE I cent of your own cash necessary down. CaU 8*2-1154. Firm J125. Paid vacations TRUCK AND AUTO MECHAKIO JS7-2749. rale for lawn care. 741-S54J, 6712*63. .Bank will finance (995 at $9.80 weekly. CHEVROLET IMS — Impala nardtop, OPHN1NOS - All benefits plue Incen- I cau collect, m-noo, OASIS MOTORS, V4, vinyl top, fun -power. No money U6< INTERNATIONAL - Smut M0, PAINTER —. 20 years experience. Free Apply to tha Robert Ball Rep. I tive. Apply in person to Service Xttf, I Rt. », Bayrevllle. down. TAKE OVBR PAYMENTS OF 1X2. Full top, radio. 11500. CaU estlmatea. Interior, exterior. Call after arar. Miutrlce Echwarti * »ona, 141 I CHEVROLET U65 — Chevelle station $11.80 week. BONDEU AUTO jr « p.m. 775-445S. • P.U. 223-1US. W. Front St Bed Bant. waVon. Full power. NO MONBT SALES. ffi 35, Neptune. 774-0700. 1666 DODOS — A 100 panel truefc EXPBRIXKCZD CARPENTER AMD ROBERT HALL CLOTHES AUTO MECHANIC AND HBLFIR — I DOWN. Take over payments ot OL«p MABON. — contraou Jobs and dots Boms eiperlMice necesiary. Excenmt I per week. SEACOAST AUTO BALES, IMO DODGE — Station wagon. Power, 15.000 miles. Must sell du, to bad alterations. CaU 671-37W. 420 Routa9 opportunity Contact e.rric* MkiM*r, rebuilt engine, transmission. New bat-healu_ ?a7-7JGL ' II210 Newman Spring) Rd.. Bed Bank. tery. Excellent transportation. CaU 364- ADDITIONS — ALTIRATIONa - 261-02M. Baylor. Ckryslsr. JLtSnUe I 74M2M. 8073 after 5 p.m. 1S.M I 15 tire. Also IMS CHBVHOLKT - FtoeWde pU*- Madison Township, N. J. trpTLIk* new. New tires. *r«50. CaU Remodeling. Residential and oommer. Jti.t south ot Rt. (16, I IMPALA CONVERTIBLE 1985 - Beauv two 8.25x14 snows. olal. Fre. estlmsUs. H.A. HENDRICK- Between BayrevUle and Freehold USED lltirul condition. Air condltlone^.onjlna! M8^ BUICK 19U00. 872-1090. or threth e bedroomsbd a CompletelCletelyy furfur- Over 15. From June 15th to September. •42 OLDSMOBILE 4-dr. Hardtop, F. P. $ 891.07 over payments of S7.4O per week. S&A- FORD 1968 — seven Litre bardtop, nished. S6800. Low down payment. 597- NIGHT WAITRESSES Call 842-0862. COAST AUTO SALES, 210 Newman four speed, full power. No money down. 2323. Experienced or In training. ParMIme, 2. Laatt a truck with no in- weekends or full-time. Call after S. •tl CADILLAC 4Jr. Hardtop. F. P. $1183.04 Springs Rd., Red Bank. 741-0234. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS- OF iW.40 SACRIFICE — Mobile home. Nice lo- per week. BONDEU AUTO SALES, Rt 812-0205 vattmant; b* your own •41 IMPERIAL U Baron 4-dr. $1U1.47 1963 CADILLAC ELDORADO CONVERT- cation. Many extras. CaU after 0 p.m. IBLE — Four-track stereo. Mint con- 35, Neptune. 774^67I)O. 7B7-7747. EXPERIENCED CLEANING WOMAN boti. • Hardtop, foctory alr-CMtdllionlng, full power. dition. 542-1351 1854 CHEVROLET — Greet! and white, —Friday work and extra work when SALESLADIES two-door. >lx cylinder, standard ehllt, rjscessary. References. Musi have own OVER 75 CARS AT LOW, LOW PRICES THUNDERBIRD — 1863-Hardtop. Full WANTED AUTOMOTIVE transportation. Call 201-1317. after 6:30 power. NO MONEY DOWN. Take over •now tires, radio heater, |23. Body 3. Own your own truck undar needs work. 291-3528. ^^ p.m. Fuli and Part-Time payments of 19.90 per week. SEACOAST JUNK CARS WANTED our low Invaitmtnt libaral AUTO SALES, 210 Newman Springs CHEVROLET 1968 — Coraa Coupe. SHORE AUTO WRECKERS UEDICAL — Dictaphone typist, and Rd., Red Bank. 741-1234. olflce assistant Red Ba«lt.»»Mlddle- Four speed, fully equipped. No money town area. Salary open, write Bos READY TO WEAR financing plan. Sown. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS OF CASH — For used cars, wagons, trucks. A-lll, The Dally Register, Red Bans. 111.60 per week. BONDEU AUTO Foreign, domestic. CROWN. Opposite Experience Preferred AUTOS FOR SALE SALES, Rt 35, Neptune. T74-670O. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — 3-11 • EXPERT TRAINING AND 741-6778 £ Two Guys, Ulddletown. 671-9844. ahlrt Full or part-time. Over 31. An- 1951 CHEVROLET — Good transporta- GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN - swering Service. 741-4700. GUIDANCE tion Good running motor. $25. Call AMERICAN - AND BPORT8 CARS CASHIERS 787-7287. AT MONMOUTH MOTORS, INC., Hwy. THE THRIFTY MAN PiAlS WjJH. 35. Eatontown. 542-2414. . • WELL ESTABLISHED CALL ME AT . . 1961 FALCON — On* owner. New YOUNG LADY — to work In Urea, standard shift. Four-door, sedan. bookkeeping department in Red Full and Part-Time PROTECTED TERRITORIES Good condition. 747-S320. AUTO RENTALS Bank otllcc. Must like to work TOM'S FORD wltn figures and be able to type. CLASSIC 1558 Mercedes 1SOSL, Includ- Five-day work week, paid va- • EARN A GOOD YEAR'S ing special tools, factory shop manual. TOM'S FORD cation sod liberal company bene- WE WILL TRAIN KEYPORT I12D5. CaU 264-8047. fits. Reply in own handwriting PAY IN SIX MONTHS COLLECTOR'S CLASSIC RENT A CAR stating qualifications to Box G- 109, The Dally Register, Red For the new 200 Hwy. 33 284-1600 Keyport START IMMEDIATELY 1959 THUNDERBIRD APPLY HON. -SAT., U A.H -I >_ In good running condition. Best offer BOATS and ACCESSORIES ROBERT HALL OR WRITE roil l4tIIB BMCT&Mi MOTORS, INC. over 11,200. Call 671-20O7 after 6 p.m. SECRETARY — For law office In CARNIVAL BAR lc« CREAM CORT. VENTILAT1! YOU MUST 1960 CHEVROLET — Four-door, slick Long Branch. Experience preferred but (100 Yards rast of 365 MAPIE AVE. (Route 35) RED BANK shut Clean. S3S0. Call after 5 p.m. Blowers, ducts, cowli, complete kits not necessary. Call 229-1111. SALESROpM up to 4". Lake champlaln and Canadian 2S4-1875. WAITRESSES — Days, 11 to 3. Must SERVICE BTATION ATTXNDAKT — IMS CHEVROLET — Station waion. be experienced and over 21. For Inter- In Madison Township, N. J. with iitft m«naniea. jMugrSw New tlrej. Good condition. Call alter SHOP view call 946-8826. Pleasant Valley Inn, p.m. 671-025^ New jener'i Largest Mprlne Supply Rt. 34. HolmdeL WORK CONVENIENTLY 1364 VALIANT — With original miles. Home. 24 Wharf Ave., Red Bank. HOSTESS — Evenings. Experienced AUTO MECHANIC — _iperienc*d, hi* Two-door, stick shift W00. Call 291- 741-5760 only. 40 hours week. Pleasant working NEAR YOUR HOME •si, depeDdauls man wantld lorit^ 3S82. Open Sundays and holidays. conditions. Apply In person. Pleasant emplojrmeoL Jlie-dar wm_ CxcaUnt ON LATE 9 _um. to 1 p.m. Valley Inn. Rt 34, Holmdel. pay. Finn Bulck, • Broadway, Leaf 1962 TEMPEST LeMans — Excellent Join America's Largest Branch. condition. Must sell. «M3. Call 7874332 SAV-COTE APPLICATIONS NOW BEING AC- MODEL THE LIQUID PLASTIC COATTNO CEPTED — For future openings as full Retail Clothing Chain RALEaiCAN — Interested or 671-3424. AVAILABLE AT -time merchandise girls. Apply in per* permanant position ™ doSteFSSJSL FOR THIS 1364 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN — Radio TUB YACHT SHOP son between 1 and 5 p.m. J.J. NEW- Company benefits, paid v«S_oV_TiS BANNER BUYS CARS and whltewalU. 29.000 miles. J895. Call 1184 Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright 842-1013 BERRY CO., Broad St, Red Bank. WE OFFER ary plua commluiona Apnhr tn Mr 2S4-60S5. SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS — VOLKSWAGEN — 1962 sedan, AM FM Windmill Class Sailboat Esperioced or will train. Fringe bens* Periodic wage increases radio. Other extras. Very clean. *650. No. 2072. Nine months old. With trailer Ills. Call 717-4066. Liberal sales Incentive program and «, Mon. th Full power Air conditioned. Beautiful BOAT SUPPLIES — Aluminum boau, benillts. 7I7-10M. Health and Welfare Plan condition throughout 741-9741 McCulloch oulboards, fiberglass cloth "\ FINANCE MY OWN CARS" '65 OLDS 1961 H1LLMAN and resin, etc. Jacobs Hardware Co. NURSE—LPN or RN. 3 p.m. - 11 p.m..Generous employee discounts For sale for parts Bergen Fl, and Shrewsbury Ave., Redtwo days a week. Year-round. Benefits. Free Group Life Insurance afECUANlca — lUlntuuet, wa "AND SELL ONLY THE FINEST CARS THAT Bank. 747-1044. Call 264-5900. millwright, sleelrleal or iiWnS Yellow With Black Inferior. 264-8120. Paid holidays experience will be considered u wall MONEY CAN BUY" 19*2 CHRYSLER four-door — 1791 COLUMBIA SAILING YACHTS WOMAN — Two days a week for Iron- as part-tlma work. Applr ATCO c4- ON DISPLAY AT ing. Apply In person, Brookdale Nurs- Paid vacations RAMIC*. Hwr. 35, Keypaft. $1895 PAT KEELEN'S AUTO SALES THE YACHT SHOP ln» Home, 3325 Hwy. 35, Hazlet. father ••* Up »n- 2+2 Fostbock. Bonnevllle 4-Dr. Hdtp., Full Power 16 ROWBOATS — 14'. 1800. ing home. Hours 7-3:30. Oood working CaU coiMlllons. EMERY MANOR, MatawarT Ply In person only, ProfMtlonal Plar- Call Mr. Walker at 774-6702 S66-S400. BOOKKEEPERS nucy, 134 Broad St., Red Bank. PART-TIME FARM HJXP — Mult CALL NOW TO RESERVE YOUR CAR 14' WOLVERINE — With 20 h-P. Mel SECRETARY . — Experienced, for STENOGRAPHERS Bondeu Auto Sales • Route 35, Neptune, N. J. cury. In good condition. credit manager. Hours 8 a.m. to 4:30 Call 542-1623 p.m. Apply Employment office, Jersey TYPISTS 161 LONE STAR RUNABOUT — 35 h.p.Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Phone Temporary or perm*nenf Job* »vall- Johnson with electric starter. Oator 776-5500 Ext. 323. ible. Apply itt once. AIR CONDITIONING trailer. Complete, (850. 671-3964. GIRL FRIDAY WANTED — For per- MANPOWER INC. SERVICEMEN ;; 11)60 17' SEA SKIFF — 1861 Evlnrude manent position In real estate and In- JERRY BARATTA and.LOU LERNER'S motor. Good condition. Best offer. surance office In Long Branch. Good 4 West Front, St. ' Red Bank Seeklnf only top men. Kals detarmliud Call 842-3052. —1st. 35 hour week. Apply P.O. 115AVO, N IS CALLING In your neigh- £y your experience. Vnlon shoTSootw- ig Branch. borhood through TV, Be the Avon rep- Bus and'uniform furnUhm. OoSpior STRETCH OUT amidst luxury on 38' resentative in your neighborhood and has Blue croi.. Major Medii_r»OTU» ditto sedan. Hull and engines. A-l. RN — Full and part-time. Benefits. turn span time Into money. Call 741- plan, and guarameei u month! work. J7,600. Call 741-7792. 3-1L MONMOUTH OONVALESCENT 4343 or writ* J. Blrohau. P.O. Box Excellent future for advuununV •45741423 CHEVROLET .$11.40 •44 TEMPEST 4$11.40 BAYSHORE 14' FIBERGLASS — 35 h.p. Mercury, CENTER, 7Xt Ball Ave., Long Branch. Port Ilonmoath. ChtvellB Station Wagon. Full Power Station Wagon, Fully Equipped both 1965. Navy top and summer cover. WOMAN — On Social Security, to cars ._ AIR CON INC. Like new. S800 firm. S42-2346. •45 CADILLAC $23.40 "44 FORD $ 9.80 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH lor child of working mother irl ex- • 2334MI) Stfn. DeVllle, Full Power, Fact. Air. NEED MONEY? Country Squire Sla. Wgn., Full Power 13' BOSTON WHALER — Sport model. E change for room and board. Small sal- TRUCK DRIVER WANT»5" •45 FORD $13.40 •44 FORD ..$ 8.90 Compass, lire extinguisher, anchor. Tee "-rn,f35 P«r week and more. Becoms ary. CaU after t p.m. CM-2426. WE ARE NO LONGER -Nee trailer. WOO. 747-3596. a Fullerelte servicing established cue. Country Sedan Station Wagon. 4-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power omers In your area. For personal DOMESTIC HELP NEEDED — For (71-UOO Factory Alo Full Power. nterview. CaU 2M-16ST, MS-1M3, 787 •44 CHRYSLER $8.90 ABLE TO ADVERTISE 26' CABIN LAPSTRAKE — Sleeps two. further Information call MECHANICS AND UBCHANIC'S •4S IUICK $15.80 New Yorker Sedan, Full Power, 225 Gray Marine, reconditioned. B00O. ! HELPERS—Apply In person. The Lunrs 787-4918. - Tir tur - Eleclra 4-Dr. Full Power. Foctory Air CLEANKR — B to a:30 p.m. Apply LPN — Matura and experienced, for Company. RL fe, Morgan, fel-r"•iom. $CA OVER Rivercrest Nurilng Home, 31 Chapln 41 PONTIAC $13.90 '44 COMET $ 7.90 19' 8AIL3TAR — Orion. 1M2. Keel. amall modern nurslnf home; 7 a.m. to BRIdHT FUTURE — Young man center-board. Dacrons. Genoa. Spinnak- Ave., Red BanJ. Calallna Station Wagon. Full Power Callente 2 Dr., Fully Equipped O\) OUR COST 3 p.m. Full or part-time CaU Tilt-o measure and Install window shades •45 CADILLAC $19.80 er. Berths. Head. Trailer. Ural, stable REOISTERED NURSES - New nurs- 2059. and Venetian blinds with Prawn's, S3 '44 CORVAIR $ 4.90 family day-aaller. Owner upgrading ing home. Excellent working conditions Broad St.. Red Bank. 741-7B0OV Conv., Full Power, Factory Air. Mon*a Convertible, Fully Eoupppd BUT CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY Evertngs. 201.2706. TEACH1QR8 — Kindergarten uid nur< •45 BUICK 515.40 and salary. Heritage Hall Nursing aerjr school Salaried positions. Half CARPENTER'S HELPER-E '43 BUICK $ 9.40 Sale Price MOVING — MUST SELL — 18' Thomp- Home, S24 Hamilton Rd., West, New C fc wildctr convertible, Full power Shrewsbury. Apply In person t a.m. day sesilons. State certltlcatlon neces- Eleclra 4-Dr. Hardtop. Full Power. son with Mercury 800. Extras. Asking sary. Matawan Presbyterian Church. ftT» "' " •45 BUICK $14.90 '67 VALIANTS $ 1875 J750. 642-4SSW. to 3 p.m. Call M6-2&J3. •'• LeS-bre, 2-Dr. Hdln., Full Power "43 CHEVROLET $ 7.40 CERTIKIBD PUBLIC ACCODNTANT— «J-Dr. Sedan.' Full Power. PLYWOOD BKIMMEP. — With 10 For C.P.A, llrm. Oood opportunity. '45 OLDSMOBILE $14.80 '67 BELVEDERES $2075 h.p. Johnson, steering wheel, trailer, PART-TIME PERSONNEL •43 T-BIRD $9.90 Ladles with transportation. Earn 12.50 Answer tp own handwrltlng'statlng edu* Cuilass 'onv»rt.b!e. Full Power '67 FURYS $2095 otlmr extras. Call 741-0161. per hour for 2 to 3 Hours a day. Call ration and experience. - Write . Bot 4$ OLDSMOBILE $13.70 Hardioo. Full Power. S«_3M7, 462-1074 or 583-1313. MATURE WOMAN H-129, The Pally Reglstw, Red ga°k BEFORE YOU BUY — Have the boat to train as wslslttnt interviewer In "M" Mr. Hardtop, Full Power, •43 PONTIAC $ 8.40 '67 VIPS $2875 surveyed, diet Locklln, Marine Survey. Factory Air Bonnevllle 4 Or. Hdtp., Full Power REGISTERED NURSE — 7 to 3 personnel oftloe. Dispatch to Job as- or and Consultant. Call 201-2211. five-day week. Benefits. Write signments — good on the telephone. (More CliMlfled Ad. •45 OLDSMOBILE $12.90 '43 OLDSMOBILE S 8.90 '67 CHRYSLERS $2975 10 H.P. JOHNSON, ir speed boat, P-112, The Dally Regliter, Hed Bank. SomS e typingtping.. Red Bank area. "M" 2-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power Startlre Convertible, Full Power for appointmintmennt 843-4343. . On The Nerl Page) remote controls, extras, »75. LEGAL BEORETAHY — Must be •45 TEMPEST $14.40 '43 BUICK $ 8.40 Vi ACRE OF USED CARS 741-93M. experienced. Top salary, call Coupe, Fully Equipped Special Deluxe Station Wagon, 17' TERRY SKIFF — With 40 h.p. 747-37747-3730" . HELP WANTED-MALE "45 PONTIAC ._ $13.90 "42 PONTIAC $ 8.40 TO CHOOSE FROM Mercury. Good condition. * Reasonable. HELP WANTED-MAtE Bwimvllle 4-Dr. Hardtop, Full Bonnevllle 4-Dr. Hdlp., Full Power 842-22«7. NURSERY SCHOOL OAR WASHERS — Thraa openings for I Power, Foctory Air •42 BUICK .$ B.40 COMMERCIAL FWHINO BOAT - 4? full tllnt men. JDioellent wages. On* I '45 PONTIAC $13.40 5 Years to Pay — No Money Down TEACHER Electro Convertible. Full Power. long. -OMO diesel powar. XxceUent coo- Certified by Stats Btpartmlnt (or lep GTO 2-Dr. Hardtop, Full Power dIUon. 78T-1127. , MACHINE OPERATORS •41 OLDSMOBILE $ 3.90 FULL FINANCING—EVEN IF YOU HAVE TWO '"!>»«' «emester. Must bi able to ttk« , Plutitll i indusirVlu| i r . Uu p to IJ.M an "45 CHEVROLET $11.SO V* 2-Dr. Hardtop. Full Power, SAMPSON 17' 1KB PLYWOOD RUN f">J enargo of school and BUT, CON- EXPERIENCED hourff.H. '.'.JLiberayl tb.Mflts* .. ». Oplnlni«•'•*»i ail_l Impakl V-* Convertible, Full Power ABOUT — With 60 h.p. Mercury out- OREOATION BNAI ISRAEL, Rumson. ii ill "41 PONTIAC $ 4.40 LOANS—WE WILL PAY OFF OLD BALANCE board and trailer. Complete with bat- shirts. Only high ichool graTininttw Carolina 4-Dr. Hardtop. Full Power 1 mM CAR POLISHER y to tery, gas. tank, electric starter, speed. Bxceltonl pptJortunrjy lor Uu rlgM n. M' m °" imeter, etc. Hull needs some work. CHAMBERMAIDS?^"ffl ^"S - Excellent> yea r R•d Bank Auto Imports, Newman Asking IBM. Phone 741-9054. round portions available. No pnon« n^ ftfl., Bed Bank. 7 INSTALLERS , : AMERICAN Aluminum windows and doors, awnlnsi, l*r AVE. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CHRIS CRAFT — XxprMI patio .covers, ':«te,> Work i«'»otir own BALIS PERSONNERSON L - Fin day WSSk, THERMOPLASTICS | Cteul and lut. »10O0..OiJl ™» S'»J,t- APflr In ptrreB. F.W Worf m-tosa. ,-•. worth CCo.o , HsHsdd Buk,. alter J p.m. «m>« i, HE» WAKTHMrMLE THlrPAMILY'CIRCUS ByOTKtane TTffi DAJLY'BEGISTER- - ASSISTANT MANAGER Aecevmum ,— /tnno WANTED AM Jtt U> 85, Colleie '«ridoate' s««- SBJO-«EZnOBC KiMed (or rapidly APARTMENTS APARTMENTS terreo, Mtntratmi o{ blga' school' tn- txpuiSlLt «--'] prc/iresilye acKmntln OLD AMD SALESMEN teresilBf weric to Consumer Ela&sce -ID- fins:nm frinclple otace loMtedTn KEYPORT >M1A - *.TB!1M Irron Ben Lab ,- dustrr. Qooi stajiinc ulasy DIUM CU Ae*u»y Park. Excellent opportunities, DO TOV WAMT TO OrVE — Tour eipenw. profit «hs.rmr, •-jwnsfen I'l" both present «M future. Kail ^resume, lM away to a erowlog family of . Full and Part-Time ind other bencfiu, ippl? to Mr" T. tr,cUuunf Muc&tton, «xperleace and rays who will ippr&eUie Hf Write to GREEN GROVE GARDEKlS Conrad, ilsxsjier, Bell Iftatnci Co., references u «.pptlcuit to B?z O-US, k>x 1-W. The Sally Beglstu, Bed Ulddleunra. TOw Dally BeKlster, Red Bank.' Bank. MEN'S CLOTHING. HELP VANIED-Mde • Female FOUR ROOMS-$115 PETS AND LIVESTOCK (ONB BBDROOM) . , ; Experience Preferred TOOLL& PUPPIES FOR BALE — Four males, ic Five Rooms (Two Badroomi) $140 TRAVEL AGENCY lour females. Oood pets for children. 1 For the new DIE MAKERS 74WM7 • Efficiency 12'/i Rooms I $95 $3.70 Starting Rato RISH SETTER PUPPIES — AKC reg- SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS MANAGER , istered. Champion stock. Permanent FREE HXAT, COOKING GAS, HOTWATES AND AIR CONDmONWO •J ROBERT HALL Experienced «Jnly. shots. Call 244-93*9. For new local travel agency. Must Hi PONS' — Saddle, bridle and suiny cart T.V. snd phone outlets, 13 cu. ft refrigerators, parking and walk-In storage Liberaj fringe benefits, Including and harness. Call atl-ltB» alter S tulUUei. Ssadoua rooms, lam closets. Walk to shocplm plan, buses and SALESROOM hospitalization. qualified In xroup tours ana private school. In MatJI.On TowniMp, N. J. DIRECTIONS: Garden state Exit 117 to 38. east on 34 to Airport Shopping Three weeks vacation after three travel, lend resume. Hilary open. LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPS — Plaza, turn left, then two blocks to model aoartment From 35, (J. 1£ WORK CONVENIENTLY Black, AKC. Champion Bench and Field Fields) to Hazlet Ave., turn left on Middle Rd., stralitht ahead. years. Write Box S-130. The Dally Register, stock. 842-3369, 9-10 an. after 8:30 p.m. NEAR YOUR HOME Eight paid holidays. GERMAN BHBPHBRD PUFFIEB — Phone 264-1846 Bed Bank. AKO registered. Champion sired. Five Opportunity tor advancement with •eeks old. Alter 6 p.m. 741-3004. Join America's Largest growing company. EXPHUrENClCD BOOKKEEPER BEALPOINT — SIAMESE KITTENS — Retail Clothing Chain WANTED — For busy lumber yard In For sals 787-7602. CaU utter APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR RENT Why commute? Rea B»nK area. Full benefits, paid va- t p.m. caUons.. Salary commensurate, with ex- IIED BANK — UnturrHshea two-bei RUMSON WATERFRONT —Executive WE OFFER perience. Bend complete resume to Box DALMATIAN PUPPIES — AKC reg- room apartment in apartment house, MONMOUTH M-U7, The Dally EeHstef, Bed Bank. istered. 10 weeks old. All puppy shots home. Four bedrooms. Three baths. Excellent location. Call 741-1063, oi Two year lease required at (400 a Perlodlo win Increases Champion blood line. Hood show or 842-M1O. pet. 254-6441. month. Owner will apply rent to tale. Ubsnl sale" incentive program SILVERSMITHS INC. MEN — WOMEN •HRffiK ROOMS FURNISHED — Llv Call McALISTER AGENCY, REAL- Paid lick leave UT Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbur AKC REGISTERED GERMAN SHEP- ig room, bedroom, kitchen, both. 8ep. TORS, 109 E. River Rd., Rumaon. 842- -Health tad Welfari Plan 71T-30M Eventafl ?U7i EARN HERD PUPPIES FOR SALE. — Call rate entrance. 747-1469. 120 Wilsoi KM, • Oenarous employee- discount* alter « p.m., 2IH-5862. ,ve., Port Honunoulh. -- Tree, group life insurance CHARMING. SMALL, TWO—BED- f Paid Holidays $100-$125 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS—Cham- FIVE—ROOM APARTMENT — Heat TANK WASHERS — Apply In person, pion .bloodline. AKC registered. Shots. ROOM HOUSE] — On private estate, f\A vacations , A week or more attd hot water furnished, available May near pool. New Shrewsbury. Available rLUS opportunltir (or advancement Nappl Trucking, Rt. 34, How Throuah Sept. SO Hack and tan. Eight weeks old. 462- 1. Adults preferred. 69 Elizabeth ~ j Matawan. J 8518. mmcdlately. Adults only. Retired or OFFER "Honey! Would you rattle The door knob and yell Seyport. . _ business couple, tllo without utilities. Apply to the Robert Hill Rep.: EXPIrtlENCED BUTCHER FRENCH POODLES — Black mlna- Telephone for appointment. 542-0599. Full time, GOOD HUMOR ICE CREAM Mommy'once in a while? I fee) lost!" tures. AKC. Six weeks. Four males, THREE ROOMS — Furnished or un- :«» females. 741-5677. uridshed. Oood location, Ground floor. to kids, frown-upi; Utilities supplied. NB&r transportation. RED BANK AREA — Two-bsdroom ROBERT HALL CLOTHES BALE9MEN — Weekende, to stores, Start now. GERMAN SHEPHERD — Female, 18 Idults preferred. Immediate occupancy, house for a retired couple. Near trans- ete. Need men all along the Shore In No experience needed . , . Barn while FOR SALE FOR SALE montlvs .old, show quality. Sired by leasonaDla .«M. 78MM2, portatlon and stores. To S430. 542-9486. 420 Route 9 you'rs being trained by experts. Free Monfnouth and Oce&n. Can be nice German Import Grief von Alfenhaln. FOUR—ROOM AND BATH BUNOA- sideline for nest two months. National clean uniform dally. Fr» (as, tolls HOLMDiiiL — 'Phree rooms and bath Midiion Township, N. J. and truck. No bond or Investment Also her pups, sired by a German im- Heat and hot water supplied. Adultl LOW — 55A Burlington Ave., corner brand!. Write M4M ice cream Co., ITEMS YOU NO LONGER port. 741-4156. Roop. Leonardo. Just south of Rt. 919, 71 gtephenvllle Blvd., Red Bank. Give necessary. Tour Ice cream la luppllei only. Call 264-0364 or 264-4969° stttwten Sayreville and Freehold name, address, IE* and phone. dally without advance charge, yoi NEED OR USE WILL ... ANNIVERSARY BOY GERMAN SHEPHERD — Eight RED BANK - Three room bungalow, don't buy It — we provide ib months old. Companion and .guardian newly decorated. CaU 741-HM3 or 842- Must be 18 years or older and have COMMERCIAL RENTALS 2110 9 «.m, to 7 p.m. LIFE, ACCIDENT valid drivers license. for the wife and kids. 631-8854. - nnxRViiwa OONTINUB ALL WBBK Monday Throufh Saturday 9 to 5 SALE FOR RENT — Two or lour box stalls, USD BANK — Wore tor rsnt with THREE—ROOM HOUSE — Three, AND 5>5 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury. SELL pasture, paddock. Hay storage. Colts- modern, large rooms. All year round. tear parking. 1U West Frost at Cal Neck-Freehold area. Excellent. 432-6222. HEALTH AGENCY Across from Bed Bank Airport '41-1003 or 842-2110. Near N.Y. buses. 787-9248. . MANAGEMENT CAREER hu managerial position available In CAMPERS HEADQUARTERS ADORABLE — Box trained heallhy , Jn retailing. Rapid advancement, loi THE KIRWAN CO. kittens want a good horns and loving RUMSON security. Nellner Brother!, a rapldL Monmoulh-Oceaa Countlei Tor career FAST WANTED TO RENT leektni Individual. The programmed On» of Monmouth County's largest care. Call 7W-5597. Executive office space. Arrange to •«xp*ndlng retail chain, operating 190 IB CELEBRATING THEIR FIRST AN futurea Agency inc., of American rent eittite aienclei, offer* an out- suit tenant. New professional building. IESPERATE! Need three and four ? moilern department and Junior deparr alandlnj opportunity (or a lucratlvi WITH A QUICK ACTION NrVERSARY. WITH "UNBELIEVA- _'AIR OF PONIES FOR SALE — 130 Ill utilities Included. Also al.- com! .i«itnt stores tn 19 slates, offers a to> United 1MB Insurance Co. now h&i an each. Call between 6 p.m. and '8 p.m. bedroom unfurnished yearly rentals, J opening that will give you thu op- oax«er In the real estate profesaloi BLE" SAVINGS ON ALL, CAMPING loned. Excellent location. Call GLAZE. mat management training program foi to Qualified stlMpeople. For det&lli TRAILERS AND CAMPINO EQUIP- 787-6310. up to $225 per month. For young exec- qualified young; men who can be devel- portunity. In addition to group benefit* LOW-COST !ROOK ASSOC, INC., RUMBON. M utive families, Occupancy any time tin, retirement plan you have uie call Mr. K.nvan, AaiUan Twp. olllce, SADDLE HORSES — Good with chil- after May IS, Can aupply excellent oped Into store managers and to posi- deatlnctlon o( working with ode of the 7B7-M00. All lniulrles kept In itrie teat tion! of eventual greater responsibility. DAILY REGISTER dren. Call 671-SB73 after ,000 SQ. FT. LIGHT manufacturing references. ALLAIRE-FARROW AOEN- moit outstanding and career building confidence. HILLTOP CAMPING TRAILERS— 5 p.m. CY 199 Broad St., Red Bank. 711-3150. Excellent starting •alary. QUALIFICA- companies in the nation. Send revim* to COMPLETELY EQUIPPED II ift for .lease. Call TIONS: college training highly desir- 747-UUO able, minimum high school graduate. SALES CAREER LABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPPY WANTED FOR RACE TRACK PER- Capacity to meet high mental and AMERICAN UNITED WV have an outstanijlnt opportunity FAMILY AD DA.VRON TRAVEL TRAILERS- AKC, Female. Reasonable. Call G4I- GXECUTTVE OFFICE — In profeL SONNEL — Furnished apartments or "physical demands of training; program, lor a. mature, hiBbly motivated per- OOMPLBTELr EQUIPPED (S 83IB. ilonal building with reception area and houses for the Monmouth Park meeting. demonstrate leadership ability, have th LIFE INSURANCE CO. son who bu owned A business 01 HORSE NEED SHOES? — For prompt avatory. Heal lor attorney or arch!, Also rentals for five to six months. necessary drive and flexibility to sue •ervM in either sales or admiolstra- 3 LINES . 5 DAYS XAYDEL PICK-UP COACHES eel.. £,xcellt: A highway location. Fully Call A. KOZICKY Rt«l Estate, Broker, US Main St., Chatham, N. J, or call horseshoeing service call Don Planta- tjeeit In the dynamic and highly com- Uon Bxccllent atarUnc salary plus FROM (1,499 nlda, 031-4114. decorated,' all new carpeting and a Rt. 35. Eatontown. 542-2223. petitive chain store Industry. Wllllnav- now (01 confidential Interview. Ask eommlssloiu. Unlimited earnlne potenti- conditioned. S150 per month. 671-2300, kesi t« relocate. Company benefits In- tor Mr. Stansbury. 635-S444. Alter T al. Outstaadttv fringe benefit*. Cal FOR $ MANY USED AND LEFTOVER 'I BARN OR GARACE-Eitontown vicinity etucft liberal retirement, excellent hos- p.m. call 602-3233. M9-TSST. Sves: 74T-3610 for appointment AVAILABLE. iBBIRABLB PJVER FRONT suit* Call tlullutlon and major medical plan, An equal opportunity employer M/P. JUST 2.00 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT n first floor in the Tuller Building 542-2689 PRODUCTION WORKERS — For sill- all 747-1440. .»nflt sharing bonus, paid vacation, holi- AvalkJbls. for MercriondlM For Salt only. RENTALS * 8ALKS days and richness clan. Minimum start- cone rubber plant Opportunities for COMPLETE EXPO '67 INFORMATION APARTMENTS , .jag salary *«» per week. Apply Nelsner advancement No experience necessary. NO AGE LIMIT Article must originals from a Household REID BANK — Downtown. Central Ic ond may not exceed a sola price of cation. Ground floor office space. Being FURNISHED ROOMS Brothers. Inc., MlddlHown Snooping JTAUFFER CHEMICAL CO., Silicons We nave opentnfs for physically, mi_ HUD BANK — Beautiful unfurnlshea Division, Line Rd.. Matawan. BOM per ortlde. completely remodeled. Large parking tally, emotionally or ,any other type of *».» two-bedroom and duplex garden apart- FURNISHED ROOM — Business gentle- handicapped. For personal Interview call pries CAMPERS HEADQUARTERS lot. Barly occupancy. Reasonable rent ss gen PAJlT—TIME MAN — Homings, floor . MUST be advertised. Each' addl. ments. Spacious dosets. Excellent laun* Mr conditioned. CHA3 a TIN CALL, RTS. 33 & 34, COLLINQWOOCD FARE dry facilities. Call 741-4850. waxing. Experienced, nrat appearance. Hanoi line $1.00. No copy cfunges may FARMINGPALB realtor. 741-9030. Year round employment. T8T-20M. REAL ESTATE BALES PERSONNKL- be madi and no cjlscounti or refunds 888-2010 HIGHLANDS — Lovety two-badroom EXECUTIVE OFFICE SPACE - A LOVELY ROOM — Nicely furniihed. For active multiple listing agency. Ex- will be mads II ed U canceled before Open 'til 9 apartments, newly reflnished, wood REFRIGERATION MAN WANTED — Part-time, evenings expiration. . range to suit tenant. Snyder-Westerllnd Clem to town. Call 843-37K. IT K. cellent opportunity. Licensed preferred. DON'T MIB3 THIS paneling. All utilities. 190. 15 Buddy Bergen Pi., Red Bank, and weekends. Must have driver's li- Call for appointment Camassa Smltn Building, 500 Hwy. 3G. Atlantic Highlands. cense and t» over 2S yean ol a«e. FANTASTIC BALE Ave.. 872-1B31. MECHANIC Agency, U4 Broadway, horiK Branch. To Pise* Your Daily Regiiter MEDICAL SUITE—Consisting of 7511 si ItBD BANK — Furnished rooms. New- •*-'•' In ipr.inn. B'ln-Rey Drug. Mld- OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, MATAWAN - BO Main St. 3-room air dletown Shopping Center, Mlddletown. M2H100. ft at 25 Reckless PI., Red Bank, nexl ly decorated. Sitting room- and kitchen Minimum 1 yean experience. Know! FAMILY AD, CALL... glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac, conditioned apartments. Concessions. d»cr to First Merchants Bank. Present privileges. Private entrance. Inquire at BUS DRIVBRB — Three full or part, immediate cash for anything and every- See Superintendent Apt. F-l or call 566- •die coin operated equipment preferred MAN WANTED — Part-time days. time. Excellent atartlns: salary, vaca- ly occupied. Available May 1 Include, 73 Maple Ave., hair-blocJt from Mon- thing. Suscll's 25 East Front St., 711- 2179 or J. I. KISLAK MANAGEMENT mouth St. Woman preferred. Must »» over » years or ate and tion, hDspItallzatlon, other benefits, For 1693. CORP., 531 Broad St., Newark. MA 4 all service Call 747-3730. Oood salary and liberal benetll* have driver's license. Aoply In person, Interview call 26i-5T2S, t a.m. to 4 p.m. 741-6900 8000. F TOU ARE INTERESTED — In ROOM AND BOARD — In private Mlddletown Shopping Center, Middle- daily, and ask for Mr. Havens. OMEGA — B-4 enlarger with F4.5 lens, brand new modern office Bpace, wel home for retired male or female. Call Apply Monday, 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. town, or call CTM200. Eveningt snd Wulancti 741-1110 S75. 18" JIg&aw, without motor, $30. MATAWAN - 90 Main St Three-room BEAUTICIAN — Experienced mana- VISIT HICKORY HILL-Flne»t Early ocatect In the center of Red Bank, con. 466-2216. Quality used brick, *5. Two 14x735 furnished apartments, air conditioned. ,ract use for further information. TH ! 110O 1JFE INSURANCE LEADS — We ger-operator, flOO per week. CaU S66- American Furniture, sensibly priced. snows with wheels, Ilka new, 940. Call See Superintendent, Apt. F-l or call SINGLE ROOMS — Clean, comfortable l COCA-COLA have tbe leads for life Insurance sales, 028S or, after 5, 721-811U. Open »0. Call now for directions, 462- 747-2767. • - S66-2179 or JL KISLAK MANAGE- DOWSTRA AOENCY. 741-8700. reasonable. Gentleman preferred, 92 we're looking tor a salesman to follow SPACE AVAILABLE — 7000 «ADt HAVER TACHT WORKS, pe- Uniform plus fringe benefits. For In- DOOHOUSE — Extra large, heavy ' ' 671-2000. Hormamlls Ave., Fair Haven. formation caUlM-OTrt. after 6 p.m. NITURE. 7-H B. Front 8t.,Keyport, KBANSBURG — NEW THREE-ROOM duty. Cedar siding. Hade very good. 264-3020. Open Mon., Thura. A Fri. GARDEN APARTMENT. SCIENCE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE POBTEM — For general cleaning. HOUSEWORKER — Experienced, with 139. 787-6189. BRAKE AND MUFFLER INSTALLER car and references, needs two days. •til 9. Tues. k Wed. 'HI 6. Bat 'til S UTCHEN. AIR CONDITIONED. 1105. Steady day work. Oood working condi- CALL 671-9042. HOUSES FOR RENT ^Ctean

_ Tables, chain, and carry. Also chairs galore. Please Cod with expansion attic. Large back- SANDWICH AND GRILL MAN — A stop in. REDBANK'S FINEST TORS, Belford,' 787-5500.. W. Keanslnlr Vip«r.ene«t to work on ECSJ ma* real opportunity to Join our expanding NURBS! EXPEItnCNCED — Desires lamps. 28 Melrose Ter., Mlddletown. 787-6600. HazleL., 264-7100^ yard. Nice area. Only *«o down and cMnei, Must he able to read «cne- 671-9049.-. Spacious 4H-room apartments, all two approximately H0O per month will put jnatlci and power wire dlagrtmi, operation. Steady employment, benefits. private nurslar ears in home. Elderly THE HEARTH CHARCOAL BROIL. RED BANK LUMBER ' bedrooms, Large closets. Frea tv&rking. WIDE BBIiECTION OF RENTALB qualified. FHA buyer In this home. ammble from prints, be laminar person. Reterencea exchanged. """• •""" BDC WOODEN STORM WINDOWS — Furnished* and unfumlsned. Immedlat House already appraised at telling Call T47-OM6", for appointment Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 711-5500 Exceptional value. $135. Immediate or with power and hand tools: with 3U98, 110. Udrs bicycle, 110. buntilug future occupancy. Bprtngview Gardens. ccupancy, BAMUEL, TEICHER AGEN- price bt 113,400. dtrira to continue to learn. Thl» la EUCCTRONIC TECHNICIAN - Fart- ehalse. HO. 747-1208 after 6 p.m. DRUMS — Complete. Kent. Includes Y, Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. 54: a new piece of equipment with a 283 Hprlnj Bt time. Pick your own hourss. Work on FINANCIAL 30" LOCKE LAWN MOWER — high hat and 18" cymbal. Good condi- > great future f Flna Crtni* ptntflt ed controls. RED HANK ~ Four rooms. • Adults. C. DeLucia Agency cemmartlalll solilid sjtta speed controls Call tion. 1150. 741-5197. Alter • 4 "and- weekends. to liso.-Pet Uonth Call Mr.nupmari, Red BsnK. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 3T Church St. " " . KeonsWg, N'J. -.- . •. w,i ,-;-.:•.- S29-5168. WINDOW BISPIAY-THIUSB BOOM . 741-7484. E BSROi AOKMCi Apply In ptfrtoa, WINCHESTER 241 Leiwid Varl 3x OUTFIT — Sacrificed lor only $955. RED BANK — Kte* location, close lib MEM •* CHAIR AND TABLE KINTAL COOT zoom scope. RemieFd mounts. Slln Completely bruxi uew t Consists of nine high school. Two apartments In a brand 787-4424 M & T CHEMICALS INC. Full-time, [or Installing irood fences, case. Asking 12251* Sue months old. •piece sectional livinjr room with dec* new tw>-Iamily house. Living room, . RENTALS SAVE fruitless hours! of searching by ItoM experience necessary. lAoply in PANY — Eitabllihtd buslneu. Com- 741-7608. orator accessories, nine-piece double kitchen-dinette, 1(4 baths, basement. T. A. OEBLHAUS, Real Estate sending for our free comprehensive A Bubildlary of wrsoo- Allstate Fence Co., IKS Rt. 33, dresser bedroom with loads of extras. Plenty of cloiet space, siso eactt apart- Hwy, 33 - Leonardo 291-0481 catalog; modest homes; palatial Rum- 1h» American Can Company litdiHrtown, Iran W p.m. Thursday. plet* wits truck and all materials, CHAIN HOIST — Two-ton Yate. At! Five-piece mica-top dinette with glass- compressor, commercial type. Floor ment, plus utilities, call 747-3SW or HIGHLANDS — • Newly remodeled. son estates, waterfronts, {arms. Mul* Church St., Natavnm, N.J. April »7. ware, dishes, etc. Tenm«- just $2.60 a 747-9481. tlple' Listing!. Equal Opportunity Employer 13,000. CaU TH-HM. lack. Spray gun. Two car sunds. week. Credit OK'd on the spot. FX£IJ> Ideal for couple. S110 plus utilities PART-TIME — NEED OA» Qas space heater, oil burner. Priced FURNITURE, Ml E. Front St., Key FOUR —ROOM APARTMENT FOR Call 291-2263. HAN —> To work on golf course. Ex- OPPORTUNITY FOR FAST ADVANCE- for quick sale. 787-3287. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor port. 264-3020. Open Mon., Thurs. A RENT — Ideal for'young or elderly DUPLEX- HOUSE — Two bedrooms, peiienca dealred, but not necMiary. MENT. CALL MR. NASH, 228.8000, SERVICE STATION — Two-bays; 30, Full time, 40 hnut week. Apply Beacon Outdoor Aluminum Frl. '111.9. Tuea. & Wed. 'til 6. SaL *tll 5. couple. Pay own utilities. Phone 787- full dinlr* room, kitchen, tiled Bath, "Our 4Blh>Tear" THUBS., 3-7 PH. 000 gsllons, Keyport area. Day phone, 0820. 648 Hwy. 35 Shrewsbury 741-8600 mn Country Club or can 291"— HE4-M6S. Night, 361-0338. WALK — IN BOX COOLER AN living room with llreplale and ful MEN (THREE) PART-TIME SHUTTERS KBANSBURQ — Unfurnished four basement, In very good condition. 1m RANCH AND PROVINCIAL HOUSES MAN WANTSD — Af« IB or over Wa.to take-home pay for three everJnfs (All Colon) FREEZER — HxfixlO. Two compres for ww.ni work at drlve-ln theater, sors. Exlellent condition. Ludwig Vow, rooms, $90 a month, heat and electric mediate occupancy. $130 per month READY FOR OCCUPANCY — Early and Sat. In distribution office. Car. MARINA FOR SALE Morganville. Greenwood Rd., Call 691- Included. Call 787-0393. all in now to see this. THE BBRG American ready far buyer's' selection * • 6iy> InetadlnR weekend i. Apply in Apply tonlfht, 1:30 p.m. 791 Broad ol ceramic tile, floor coverings, kltch' raon. Communtty or Eatontown Drf " Cocktail bar,, hotel, marinar e rrailway PROWN'S 9X32. RESPONSIBLE YOUNG WOMAN _ GENCY, Realtors. 671-1000. i, BatontowB. , Si; (Bt JJ), Shrewsbury, second noor, andd winwinchh . RbtRowboatii , parkinpking arareea 83 Broad Et Red Bank 741-7500 en cabinets, decorattug. Prices start B Mr. Mack. FAMOUS NAME LINGERIE flold In Desires to meet similar type girl with LINCROFT — Three-bedroom, ltt at $39,500. LoM available, Including soonoo*. Boat houie, Wx40' on th PUMP — For well jet with tank, 130 Interest In sharing apartment, 842-0931. ath home. Privacy, good location. J20C IXPBRIENCID CREDIT COIXBCTOR Shrawsbury River In HighlandsHghla . Also Denning piston pump and tank, finer stores up to 60 per cent discount waterfront, for homes of your selection. Call 583-1042. MATAWAN — Furnished two beautiful ilua utilities. Two-year lease. Oood ret- Open for Inspection on Sunnylands : ROUTE SALESMEN —M«n with collection experience for CaU 872-1187211M 149. Call 7»7-«80. • rences. T47-4U4, 10-4. parMime work. Evanlnn and Satur- room apartment. Kitchen, private en- Court (off Sllvcrslde Ave.,) Little Sil- SEE OUR OPPORTUNITY POWER REEL LAWN MOWER — -ance, nice yard. All utilities. Refined HIGHLANDS — Small two-room cot. ver. Call 842-0173. Vs leD, deliver snd merchandise oar days. W.T. ORArJT CO., » Airport Brlggs it stratton motor, S50. Riding -idy or mart. 568-9324, one month securi- niia, Hsxtet. Under Help Wanted Male sulky SIB. 741-1512. tage. S75 monlh Including uitll'.ICB. Cal MIDDLETOWN RANCH %rodaeui an established routes. Must be ty. Reasonable. ______872-0120. •alas minded. WANTED MACHINIST — Also toot CARNIVAL BAR HAMMOND Four bedrooms, two baths. Beamed Q.B. WASHER ANp DRYER - In EAST KBANSBURQ — Three-room fur- RED. BANK.— DupleK -— Unfumlsheil celling In living and dining room. Mod- press -WW^ very good condition. Call between & nished apartment, &u utilities furnished. ern kitchen with birch cabinets. Hot ICE CREAM CORP. and T. 3$4-67Dl. four-room. Gamge, cellar. Ideal for , r. Excellent Salary "Tlvato entrance. 787-2352. professional people. 248 Spring SU 222- water heat. Attached garage. $10,900 RE0RI0ERATOR — Crosby Shelvsdor, ORGAN 2514. Call 462-8820 for appointment. •..Plus Commijiioni MEN—PART-TIME KEYPORT— BAYVIEW APARTMENTS MONEY TO LOAN .30, dinette set, round Formica uble, The fin&at in adult furnished apart- ...Good Co. Benefits Nlthts, 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. Permanent 30 Call 842-3540. OF ASBURY PARK . SPRING LAKE — Year-round. Cen- dice cleaning and floor waxing work ments. Two aiW three rooms, ISO up, trally located. Near oceart Three-be^ VERY NICE WHITE STUCCO HOUSB ,..Advinc»m»nt Oppor. ' n Mlddletown building- Oood pay. N"o" CAU. US FOR ANY second mortgage TWO BEDROOM SUITES — Kitchen Corner of Mila EL * MatUson Avo. all utilities Included. One month securi- room house. J160. Adults. 449-4881 iperlenn i necessary. Interviews bbeing on your home or business, 741-9599. set. Two Danish chairs. CaU alter 6 ty. Seen by appointment only. 264-1149 - Black shutters. 47 South St. Red THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PIANO ' tunity. leld Thure.s., Apri•- l 21, 5:3"0 P.m. 'to 7 Federal Mortgage) and Investment Co. P.m. 142-0329. ir 264-3051. FAIR HAVEN — Five-room bungslow. lonyBowl, Rt. 36. Mlddletown. DISPLAY IN THE SHORE ABBA Excellent location, ideal toe couple Bans. Call 671-11M (oi oaiaiu. >.m. Harmoi Headquarters For RED BANK — Button Park Apart- Ml after 6, 7J7-3735. Apply Mondsy. I A.U. to 1 Pit, MAN TO WORK IN LOOOlNO — INSTRUCTION Open dally til 9 B.m. Gat til 8 p.m. ments. Lovely one-bedroom apartment, Apply Formon Bros., MlddltMt Rd., COOK & DUNN PAINTS unfurnished. Within walking distance of [95 — Two-bedroom house. Basement, Mstawan. • APRDi' USED ORGAN SPECIALS shopping center. See Manager, 1S7C •[lichen, living room, dining room. Full (More Classified Ads COCA-COLA FOR THAT BETTER JOB — Enrol PROWN'S Ismmond extra, voice 4 295 Branch Ave. lement. Altore, 671-6131. TAXICAB DRIVER — Full time. Must today at Northeast Business Ifachlw T41-T8O9 laldwin Spinet J S50 On The Next Page) have element driving record. Call School IBM keypunch, computer pro- KEANBBURQ — Year louiM lovir-ioom MIDTJETOWN — Small noune, «' lammoni M3 with reverb ,..._..i 819 Improvements. Convenient location BOTTLING Whin SVar Taxi, 747-0747. gramming, office uutomatlon. 54 Broad X>O FEN — Movable tour sides, lammond _M3/walnut , ,, t apartment. Second floor. With utilities. St., Red Bank. 747-4647. atched door, 4x8x3*4'. (15. Call 741. laininond M*100 , Lease and security. Ideal for small ultable for working couple. Rent $85 TRUCK DRIVER — To work In lum- Z04t after 6 jMU. 11.150 Phone 748-7903. Co.ofN.Y. ber yard. American Lumber. Hwy 33, JAN'S CERAMICS — 60 Leonard Ave.. Hammond B3 wltli Leslie family. Immediate occupancy. M3-5O90. COMMERCIAL RENTALS - JU. H « Asbury Par* Circle, Asbury Ulddlelown. 141-4(47. Leonardo. Supplies firing and gifts. U'jfl6" POOL — niter, ladder, liner, A reverb . . KEANSBURO — Two-bedroom apart- Open dally, 11 to 4 Wed and Frl, eve- etc Reasonable. Call Story A Clark Piano ment. Auto heat. Security required. la- APARTMENTS PAINTERS AND LABORBRS-Irwln'l ning*, 1 to °. Bat. and Bun. 13 to 4. 187-2375 , JAKMTMB MEN — J.M. Field's All items sold with a guarantc* budget ulre 14 Hancock St. {tarn's clothing department. Experience Yacht Works, Hirlne Park, Red Bank. Closed Mondays. ANTIQUE SHOP — Chest 19. Wash Telephone 741-D0O3. terms available. "•mmmm RED SANK •"••••••• DISTINGUISHED Irsterred, but not necessary, (alary stand, 10 picture frames, etc. -117 Main SEA BRIGHT J . ilne.vl c mmli«lnn. labour week, HARRIED HAN — Wanted to operate St., Port Momnoulh. open 11 to 8. Can for Interview. M4-M», Mr. Itede- MERCHANDISE LOVELY COLONIAL ARMS aunall tractor and combine for lawn MITCHELL AIR CONDITIONER — And 775-9300 1201 Ocean Avenue OFFICE Mann, service. Full year around Job. No ex- CANNON POINT FOR SALE heating. Perfect condition VM. Call TO- RUMMAGE BALB — Falrvlew' pint Magnificent all electric one and two STATION ATTENDANT — perience necessary. Will rain Salary 2175 after 5 p.m. bedroom apartments. Centrally air con- SPACE open. Call SM-OSOe. AUTO-LAWN, 130 Aid Auxiliary April 28 and 2% 10 a.m. i day work. Apply In person. to 3 p.m. 15S Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank. iltloned. Dishwashers, disposals, combi- Located In center ol Reft Bank JERVICB STATION, llTM Main St., Ifatawan. Attention Mr, Lav- SIX-PIECE MODERN BEDROOM SBT nation clothes washers and dryers. Pri- VILLAGE Mouth tt, Red Bsnk. Count. RENT A TV - Three years «ld. Call 90 LB. MINERAL SURFACED ROOF. vate swimming pool, beach, bonrdwalk business district M6-10I3. INO — SHU wrapped. 19 rolls, S3 per end parking. All electricity Included. New Garden Apartments All theae features provided: XHtAFTtHAN, HSFKlaERATION — KITCHEN HELPERS — Full time Color or black and white. Day, weal tW RCA WHIRLPOOL — Deluxe roll. Masle Cliet 36" g&s range. Escel- Rentals ot S1&5 • $215, Superintendent's lB.dr.on. $117 COOLINO MECHANIC AMD TRAINEE day position available, mringe beneftta or month. Low ratei. BAflHORB TV Isnt. »(5. Glass tub er.'olo.ijrc, (IS. Med- apartment 54 or telephone • Centra* air condHloainff — Apply In person, Electro-Impulse Contact Personnel Department, River- IS Church It., Keanitmrg. TIT-MOO. wringer washer. Excellent conmUon. • Self service elevator Call 787-9175. icine cabinet with fluorescent light. St. 741-0150 from • " Ub. lie Chestnut fit, Red Bank. view Hospital, 741-2700, Elt 234. FOR THE PERFECT WEDWNO 767-6366. Situated In a quiet rural area* yet • Private parKlni spacs OOWN—Bridesmaid dresses and auTac* BAMBOO WO—BEPROOM—Co-operative apart- convenient to oil necessities. Within , • Complete Janitorial icrvicft cessorles with Individual personal ser- iHOP IN THE! COUNTRY lent. Fenced In yard. Reasonable rert. walking distance are nubile and pa- • Individual thermoittticallr con- HELP WANTED-M«Is - Female HELP WANTED—Male. Female vice. Call Virginia KlmbaU Freehold. PORCH SHADES At pries you can allord. Round vIcKer rDDilal schools, shopping centers. trolled heat table. $10, Rockers, S12 60 each. Ice Call 612-1060 alter 6 p.m. Prown's cream parlor chairs, $1G.BO per pair. Newark and New York buses, houses Call lor appointment to Iniptot EATONTOWN — * Garden apartment, of worship, lovely lakes, swim clubs 33 Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-7100 And many raors values. GRANDMA'S 3U rooms. Bargain. CaU for appoint- TREASURES, Ao'.lquts and Country ont. 4S2-S553. . ond golf courses are nearby. !UAIN SAW — Model 380. HcCuUoch. SEE MODEL APT. ON PREMISES 747-1100 Store, Hwy. 79, Village cl Marlboro. H Broad BL Red Bank n excellent condiuon. 1100. call 642 Call 1624381. Closed W»d. only. KH3AN8BURG — Two-room furnished 15, oakhurst. Kl-3490. apartment. 25 Johnson Lane. ,-M 139 SPRING St. ___ UAHOQAN1T SECRETAR7 — (Tall HAM AND SURPLUS RADIO GEAR— T87-4705. BEST TOP SOIL —rlUng- desk.) 138. Trunk full. |6. Call' OooJ fill dirt, blue stone, road gravel, 866-3049. M2-4380 WEEKEND SPECIAL! sand, etc. Bulldozing and backhoe ser- NORGB — Two-door refrigerator. $40 THRBB-PISCI1 LIVINO ROOM SBT- (,,--• . • vice. Ecktl'i Trudclni, MorganHlls. Nl- or test otter. Call alter 8 p.m. 747- Provlnclal end' 'tables, co<(ee table, Mothers—tell your daughters MOT. 29B5, record cabinet- 1100. Call 542-2123. USED PLUtOS — From {M. Pianos DININO ROOM BUT — Blond oak. WALL BOOK SHELVING CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY bought and sold.. Frsshold Mnsle Ceo- China, Uble and pad, (our chairs, 1120. ter. 4W-47M. By appointment 264-7511), .. • . . Beautiful mahogany shelves. 8", io" Dads—tell your sons or 12" deep, Do an area 3x4 for $12.56. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. 1RDROOM SOT — Flve-pUce mahog- Bring la your measurements snd let All nates new or used. Guaranteed. any, 199. Sheraton china cabinet 335. us show you how to shelve your area Low as IKS, Eerplco's, 101 Monmouth Refectory table H5o. Bavarian china, economically and beautifully. fit Next to theater. T47-D48S. lervlce for 16, 160. Work bench, shop 11M Prudential hu itfrtotlva Job opsningt in KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED - racuum, andirons, rnlscdlaneouB chests, RED BANK LUMBER Dinette sets and bar stools. Monmouth :halri, ROWN'S Call us for a free estimate en White with 23" rotary self - propelled Imple- MASONRY _ Steps, sidewalks, patios. aluminum miters. You'll be pleased ment. M5. SIMM. Asphalt Paving Carpentry and painting. Reasonable Pearl and Bead Restrlnglng 741.7500 with our Installation and low pries. rates. 8(2-4383, 747-2338. BLACK FORMICA TABLE - With Expertly on braided nylon. S1.S0 a • SALARY-$66,50-$69.50 (mow if you LIKE NEW DOUBLE BED — Will leaf and (our chairs, $27. channel back OBNERAL ASPHALT PAVING INC. stranri. Sterling clasps from 75c. saorirlce. Reasonable.. Call evenings. PROWN'S chair III. Record cabinet f7> G7J-2887. Blacktop driveways and parking lots. WORKINO MAN'H CONTRACTOR - Call lor free estimate. 2M-g268. Alterations. Repairs. Masonry. Bmali RKUESILLEB,' 36 Broad St., Bed have keyboard skills!) rBl-9383. S3 Broad Bt. Bed Bank 741-7900 jobs, tog SB1-0714. Bank. BUNK BEDS - Maple. Two steel ALMOST NSW — Craftsman lawn sprlngj. nard rail, Udder, Worth 181. mower, S-apcei), aelf propelled, |50. MACHINERY FOR SALE Plumbing and Heating • Sea If you qualify for.our SSP Program Wow ISO. JJ different styles. Irwln's, Also 17'! Zenith portable hand wired Bus Tours , Insulation & Siding IT Itonmouttl St., Re« Bank. 747-0011. TV with stand, (50. 873-1000. . H—D B TRACTOR LOADER — Bstra PLUMBING — Heating and bathroom parts, Font dump truck and tai-a-long TURFBUILDBR,. PEAT MOBS, GRASS 3ININO ROOM SET — Blond mahog- BUS TOURS TO EXPO 67 NOW remodeling. at $80 weekly to atari. any. Modern. Large table, extra leaf. trailer. 13,000. Call 842-1778. ' AVAILABLE FOR GROUPS ONLY. INSULATION * SIDING CORP. - SaED. All lawn care products. Call PBTERSBN TRAVEL, 7U-5350. Also -windows, roots, sutlers, etc. UT-ttfl t« (tes rleltvny. Jacons Hurl- Four olnlis. china cabinet Excellent CORWGAN'S 10-30 ye&r guarantee. Pay or night 127 Oakland St. Red Bank 747-2706. • Convenient Special Weekend Interviews wan en. Bsrien PI., and Shrewsbury condition, rls. Eves: 8 p.m. 222-1837, MERCHANDISE WANTED ns-8407. Adam Llnzmtyer 281-0302. Ave,, Bed Bar*. ONE a.m. UFRIOHT FREEZER — 13 Ceramic Tile Contractors Roofing, Siding & Insulation cu. It Holds 600 lbs. Two years old. SPRING CLEANING? We'll buy what At a Spot Near You. SINGER ZIG ZAG I1S0. Elght-pletw Early American tied- you have left over. CBRAMIO TILE Odd Jobs OLSKN CO. INC. Roollni, sldlnf * REP0B8BBIED room set, SM0. Telectm tour-track ster- 528-4149. Insulation Installed ano piarantesd Latest mortal dbes til wanted sUtrtls, eo ups recorder, 179. Call after 8 p.m. WoulA you Ilka a modern cersmln tils buttanhoUs, blind hems, sen on but- ANTIQUES — TlTfaay items, iurnlitue, bath or kitchen? All work tuarantMd. YARDS, CELLARS, garages, stores tor 10 years. 778-0708. ai-0540. Fres estimates. Call 254-3383. Ifor yonr areas The iPrndentlal Insurance Co. 'us; OrJy |M.I0 uall w M.W monthly. [lass, paintlnis, guns, coins, ste; r Sn- ohuned up. Have, truck. Free em- SIDINO — Alsco, Dupont Tedlsx and We Make . tlre estatea or Indlvtaual Itemi bought • P. A. EOAN mates. 741-M4» alter 3 p.m. Alcoa. Work guaranteed. credit dept. 1M-U93. at top - cash' prices. Co not sell until Commercial - Residential Remodeling *ou nave received . our offer. Copper Free estimates. Insured. SBM094. PROWN'S BEAtrrr SHOP IIJUIPUENT — win KEYS Mat Antique!, OaMrcrit. »i-l«99. Painting and Decorating HourtJ 4-8 p.m. Friday, April 33 IIaccept blst offer.Oajl 32 Broad SU Red Bank T41-TM0 PROWN'S COLLECTOR — wants old toy trains, Diamonds Bought or Reltyled Sewer Cleaning 741-7500 aay condition. Fay cash or will trade: : v 9 a.m.'2p.m. Saturday, April 28 BESTAtmANT EQUIPIIJIPMICNM T — Like (TVS TIRES — 760-lt, like new, 140. H.O., 027, 0, standard gauge. 7T4-3710, CARL B, JONES - Palntlni and new, small sods, founuln with U Wools. wallpsMrlnr, Fully' Insured. For tree JACK'S BEWER CLEANING — With Call after S p.m. • CASH TOR OLn toy trains. Cast > Iron Let; us buy the diamonds you don't ISM-S726. , 1 estimates, fin TtfrSOil. • Electric sever Rooter, cleans all 872-1188. oyi atid slot machines. ' w&ir or l«t us restyls thtm tor you personally. Reussllles'i 30 Broad St.. household drains, pipes and sever IRS' — In good condl- OH FOUR — Tan-tlar- Hall- ' 7H-1W9. L, H. HUju — Painter Interior and lines. 671-3080. "— orange illpooms, JUffiMUMSAJOBWiTH PRUDENTIAL! i card racks with drawers, in good BUST PRICBS PAID ^FotliledTurV exterlof. Ko "Jobs> too tarse or too Jtlon. Call for price. lUn-Rar Drug, niton,' turn .or the century Items and mall. Very reasonable. Call 22H-M67. dletown Stopping center, fa — Entertainment Tel. Answering Service THE LAMP SHADE STORE odds 'and ends. Our Attic, m4U<. DITSRIPR,AND EXTERIOR paint- WATCHES, RTOOB, Tickets wUlsbU t&r lstsst Bmu- tai. Also, «scbi»Ujil. Oar prices lie LET U8 BE jour isoieUry. No n»sfor the money. Four bedrooms, Largi URGENTLY NEEDED — Two andatd e of the said bonds authorized by Keansburg. Aa Is — A recreation room, 2,2',ii l>atha, cacarpetingp , thl3 bond ordinance, is 40 years. Cash — $.i.8(X) garage. Patio. Recently paintepaintedd , i three-bedroom homes Middietown, Haz- acrgaragee wit. h Patiotltalll ttrees. eRecentl . All thiy s paintedfforr $23,70$23, 7 '0i let vicinity. We have buyers waiting Tfie supplemental debt statement Complete LWIncs mav be ohtalnc r w THE K1RWAN CO. 787-6600. required by said Law rias been duly Irom FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINI Immediate possession. made and filed. In the office of tht 6TRATI0N, in rommerce Court. New. Township Clerk and a complete exe1 ark. I*'. J Telephone No. fH5-3*6B. RAY VAN HORN AGENCY NEED VACANT LAND cuted duplicate thereof has been filet 604 Elver Rd. Fair Haven 7474100 Small lot or Urge tracts. Call HTJL- In the office of the Director ot the RUMSONWATERFRONT ALL THE LISTINGS I.ANEY REALTY. 671-5151. Division of.Local Finance in the De- partment or Community Affairs of th Moor at your own protected, deep watei MOVE RIGHT IN State of New Jersey, and such state dock. Easy to care (or yard Is ter IRWIN REAL ESTATE ment shows that the gross debt of th THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART Tftced to bulkhead. A most unusual OLDS SHREWSBURY RAHCH. 54 If anyone can sell lt..we can...Homes, Township as defined In said Law 1 home for the small family. Living living room, famillyy kitchen, denden,, three apartment houses, land, -waterfront. ncreased by th« authorization of th room-dining room with fireplace. Twi bedroomsbd . 1,1"4 hathathsathsh , ashspmenhaspmentm t . Wall Open UsUnes. ALL, AREAB. Marine bonds and notes provided lor In thl tearooms, 2!a baths. Large panele to-wall carpeting. FHHAA fifinancini g ar Park, Red Bank. 842-4188. Eves: 747- bond ordinaries by $700,000, and th I'M PUWIIN& A BLCODL^SS den witli M bath opens to sun decransed. Asking $28,500. CHOWELL 1104. Issuance of the said obligations . overlooking adjoining estates and water, AGENCY, Realtors. 63 Riverside Ave. thorized by this bond ordinance Is pet P GO,AHt> way. Easement, double garage. Asian opposite Molly Pitcher. 74MO3O. HELP — AOTION1 in it ted by the exception provided li $*2,500. A new listing. HSLP us: our 12 salespeople need B ARREST THE KING! listing on your home. paragraph (c) of section 40A:2-T < LINCROFT RANCH ACTION Is our motto—professional said Law to the debt limitations pr HALL BROS., Realtors Four bedrooms, 2V4 baths, "living room vlces are just a phone call away. icrlbed by said Law. 813 River Rd. 741-7GSG Fair Have with fireplace, large kitchen, finished Trade-Ins—Exchanges (d) An aggregate amount not ex- Member Multiple Llsllrg Service gameronm with extra fireplace and Commercial and Investment properties jeedlng $100,000 lor Interest on sa study in basement. Attached two-car Member Two Multiple Listing Services obligations, costs of Issuing said ' ob RUMSON WATERFRONT carnce. All this nn almost an acre WALKER & WALKER llgatlons, engineering costs and othe lot. Well irePd anrt landscaped. A very Realtors Beautiful location on river with tw good buy at N6.JMH). APPLEBROOK OF items of expense listed. In and pe acres. Slx-year-oliJ ranch has four ber MATAWAN, Realtors, Hwy. 34, 566-7600. Shrewsbury - Mlddletown-Holmde mltted under section 40A:2-20 of sa rooms and tlirce baths, master brd' C61 Broad St. 206 Hwy 35Law may ba Included as part of th 741-5212 671-3811 cost of said Improvement and Is In room and bath has rtoor tn terrace, OLDE SHREWSBURY cluded In the foregoing estimate there- living room with fireplace anil lldinjlj: OPEN LISTINGS of. sslasll a doord s nntto terracetrrace , formaform l did n Three-bedroom Curley Cape Cod, H Independent broker desires open list- n g room, modern pretttt y kitchekith n wiit baths, living room with fireplace, cozy Ings on residential properties, Middle- (e) This bond ordinance authorise fbreakfast room. Centrally ntr cond dining room, eat-In kitchen, finished obligations of the Township solely foi tloned. Owner will rent for WOO basement playroom, laundry room with Lown. Holmrtel, Colts Neck. purposes described In paragraph (c! month for two years and apply rent washer-dryer, attached garage. Corner LnJCROFT ASSOCIATES. INC of section 40A:2-7 of said Law; th< lot. Principals only. Low, low 20'a. Call 765 Hwy. 35 , Middietown Local Finance Board In the Dlvislo to sale. SM.OO0. Call McALISTER (Opposlto Howard Johnson) AGENCYNCY, REREALTORS, 109 E. Rive of Local Finance In the Departme B 8421B94 Evenings 741-0161 of Community Affairs of the State BumBon. 842-1B94. CUSTOM BUILT RANCH 671-5333. New Jersey baa heretofore determine MIDDLETOWN—SPACIOUS three bed- FAIR-HAVEN • RUMBON AltEA — the amount necessary for said pui WOODED HILL rooms, formal dining room and anCapB Cod or ranch, two or three^jed- poses, and the principal amount of th Stately almost-new custom-built centei cat-in kitchen. Two full baths, hot wa-rooms, hot water heat. Basement, ga- said obligations authorized by this bon hall Colonial. Five king-sized bedrooms. ter heat, full basement with outside ordinance Is not In excess of the ne STEVE ROPER By SAVSDERS and OVERGARD rage. Good condition. Weekdays after essary amount- as so determined; am 3H baths. Paneled den. Fireplace. Hoi entrance. Built-in, garage. Close to 6 p.m. all day Baturday and Sunday. •water heat. Two-car large garage. schools, churches and transportation. the expenditure authorized by this bom "FROM PRETTY STRIMS. , U0 OfFBiSB, Overseas owner asks $55,000. Owner leaving state. Call for appoint- ordinance and every part thereof 1 WRAP THIS ABOUND iOUSt ment now! Listed for 522,500. WALKER BUT rM A WASHOUT \ THE HUHTER CAM fASHIOM BOSS HAS A RULEfcuiaADEE.'-GUD FIN6ER-S0 WU WOKT LISTINGS NEEDED! We have clients lecessary to protect the public heall AS A WAITRESS, I A SNARE T COOKY.' ' RAY VAN HORN AGENCY & WALKER, Realtors, Middietown. anxious to settle in this vicinity. Pleass and to prevent or suppress a preseri A8OUT HELP60IH6V TO KMWTHE FORGET TO SAVE ME A KM Elver Rd. Fair Haven 747-UW Holmdet. Multiple Listings and Trade call us If your property is for rent or menace to the public health of sul 'e OUt WITH HER A Otl> DRAGON TABLE TOMORROW ALL THE LISTINGS Ins. Send for CataloR. 671-3311. sale. BROOK AGENCY, Bank Building, flcient gravity to justify the lncui KNOWS OF A REAL Atlantic Highlands. 291-1717. rence of debt in «xcess of statute*r NISHT./ COLTS NECK OUR BEST VALUE limitations and no less method of pr< NIFTY-*"*' HOLMDEL Three-bedroom ranch plus separate liv- venting or suppressing such men* OSder two-story. Three bedrooms, coun ing area consisting of llvirtR room, bed- -LEGAL NOTICE exists, and the State Department try kitchen, family room, enjoyable room, "bath and kitchenette for rela- Health of the State of New Jersey h porch. Detached two-car garage, ful tive or guest. Two-car garage, lull heretofore, by order dated April 4, 1967, basement. Low taxes. Make It a poini basement One acre lot located In made a finding to this effect prime residential area. Non-develop- BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR to see this one for R2MW0. APPLE- THE CONSTRUCTION OF SANI- Section 5. The full faith and crcdl BROOK OF 11ATAWAN, Realtors, Hwy. ment. New price $30,800. GEORGE V. of the Township are hereby pledgei 34: 566-7600. ILLMENSEE, Realtor, Rt. 34, 462-3172, TARY SEWERS IN A PORTION OIF Colts Neck. Oldest Real Estate Firm THE TOWNSHIP OF HOIJiIDEL,- IN lo the punctual payment of the pri FAIR HAVEN -River Oaka section in Colts Neck. THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, cipal of And interest on the said oY First time offered. LarKe Colonial, four NEW JERSEY, APPROPRIATING llgatlons authorised' by this bond ord bedrooms, 3V, baths. A preat deal o MIDDLETOWN — New Colonial with $700,000 THEREFOR AND AUTHO- nance. Said obligations shall be direct charm in a beautiful spacious settlne four bedrooms, 2>4 batha, living room RIZING THE ISSUANCE OP $700,000 unlimited obligations of the Townshlr YEAH/ I WOUIPNT TRUST with fireplace, dining room, kftchen and and the Township shall be obligated t Around 540,000. Principals only. 747-3685 BONDS OR. N0TE3 OP THE TOWN- levy ad valorem taxes upon all th THAT JOKER AS FAR AS 1 gamcroom. Large patio and full base- SHIP FOR FINANCING 8UCH AP- COULD THROW HIS FAMCYCAR/ NEW SHREWSBURY — Ortt-half acre, ment. Pcrrect home for the perfect PRO PRIATTON. taxable property within the Townshli Four-bedroom ranch. Two bathe. Fire- family. Let us show you this home, for the payment of said obligations ani place. Large patio Two-car garage. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN- Interest thereon without limitation o Asking 535.900. STERLING THOMP- SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN- rate or amount. Full basement 4'= per cent mortgage SON & ASSOCIATES. Realtor, Hwy. SHIP OP HOLMDEL,, IN THE COUN- available. Call 512-2555. 35, Middietown. 747-5600. TY OF MONMOUTli. NEW JERSEY Section 6. This bond ordinance aha' COLTS NECK — One acre. Five year (not less than two-thirds of all thetake effect 20 days after the firs HISTORIC SHREWSBURY. Spacious members thereof affirmatively concur- publication I hereof after final adop old rarih. Three bedrooms, three ranch home on landscaped plot - 15ffx ring) A3 FOLLOWS: lion, as provided by said Local Bone bathfl, two fireplaces famfTy room, 225' Seven rooms. Three twin bed- Section 1. Tlie Improvement described ".aw. enclosed porch, finished recreatinn rooms, two tiled baths. Tanclod 20' TVn Section 3 of this bond ordinance k ADOPTED: April 24. 1967 NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW room; Central air conditioning with family room. Screened porch. Base- hereby authorized as a general improve- EDWIN LIEBENOW electronic air filter. M6-4954. ment Two-car garage. Gas dryer, ment lo be made or acquired by The Mayor RUMSON — For a large family. Near dishwasher, broadloom, extras. A-t con-Toyvnsriip of HolmdGl, in the County tTTEST: •chool. HIM. shop pin Ef. Older house, dition. OUTSTANDING VALUE. 529.500. of Monmouth, New Jersey. For theJOHN P. WADINGTOC? fjd decorating only. $23,500. Call STANLEY K. DOWNS, REALTOR. said improvement or purpose stated In Township Clerk 842-0173. Shrewsbury. 741-1017. said Section 3, there Is hereby ap- STATEMENT propriated the sum of $700,000, Bald The bond ordinance published her MIDDLETOWN RANCH — Three bed- RUMSON WATERFRONT — On a ihel- sum being- Inclusive of all approprla tered lagoon with bulkhead and dock. tions heretofore made- therein r. with has been finally adopted on Aprl rooms, 1H baths. Year round paneled Unusual modern two bedroom home 24, I9OT, and the twenty-day perio< Thermopaned porch. Outdoor concrete with den and 2Vi baths. Fireplace In Section 2. For the financing of said of limitation within which a suit, a patio. Attached garage. Full basement. mprovement or purpose and to meet tion or proceeding questioning the vallu $22,900. 871-1130 after 5 p.m. iviig room. A home with a. dramatic ity of such ordinance can be com lare 542 500. REDDEN AGENCY, Lhe part of said $700,000 appropriation menced, as provided In the Local Bont NEPTUNE — Modern ranch. Three Realtors, Ml Maple Avc. corner Ber- not provided ror by application here' \aw, has begun to run from the dal gen PL, Rerl Bank. 741-9100- under of said down payment, negott- bedrooms. All utilities. Extras. Near tble bonds of the Township are here- T the first publication of this stat shopping. Wayside Rd. $17,600. Owner, REP BANK AREA ASSUMPTION - >y authorized to be Issued In the prin< • 775-4060. . - Thre* bedrooms. Living room with fire- :lpal. amount of $700,000 pursuant to JOHN P. VADINGTON MIDDLETOWN — Custom-lnilH two- place. Dining area. New kttctten. En- he Local Bond Law of New Jersey. etory home. Four bedrooms. 2'*, baths. losed porch. Garage. ?15,000. 5U perIn anticipation of the issuance of saidApril 23 Township clerk I living room and dining room car- ;ent mortgage can be as3umeri. ^Ask- Hinds and t%. temporarily finance said peted. Paneled family room, family ng ?I8.5D0. SCHANCK AGENCY. Real- Improvement ' &t' purpose, negotiable Blzd kitchen, two-car garage and base- ,r. 8 Linden PI., Red Bank. 747-0397. notes of the Township In a principal NOTICE ment On large lot. Btorma and zoned amount not exceeding 5700,000 are here- Notice Is hereby given that at hot water heat. Convenient to schools, RED BANK — Bright, sunny, spa- by authorized to be Issued pursuant regular meeting of the Mayor anr buses and railroad station. Less than cious home in established neighborhood. to and within the limitation* prescribedCouncil of the Borough of Sea Brlghi three years old. Principals only. $32,500. Close to BchoolB, transportation and by said Law. held on April 24, 1957, acting on prevt Call 671-3964 for appointment- hopptng. Very large rooms. Entrance Section 3. (a) The Improvement here- ous recommendation of the Board oi tall living room, dining roomJ, kitchen, by authorized and "purpose Tor the fi-Adjustment of the Borough of Ses KEANSBURG — Nicely located home undry. Three bedrooms, I ,4 baths. nancing of which said obligations are Bright, there was granted a. varlanct near Hwy^38. Bright, cheerful. eat- to he issued Is (a) Construction of san-to Edward I. Rlgtitmlre to construe In kitchen. Xarge living room, nice bed- tary sewers with all necessary man- a new gas station on premises ownei room, enclosed porch, tile bath. Gas T\1%T SfVa "MNG lolea, fUtlnps, connections and appur- by Regina S. Nelmark at 1172 Oceai By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST heat City Hewers. Only 58.900. CHAT- THOMPSON * ASSOCIATES. Realtor, enances in and along the following Avenue, Sea Bright, New Jersey, knowi MARY WORTH EAU REALTY, Real Estate, 215 Carr Hwy. 35. MMclletown. 747-5600. itrcets and locations In the Township; and- designated as Block 2, Lots 231 Ave- Keansburg 787-5884/ . yy_T8 NECK BROOK AND TREES Bethany Road from Telegraph Hill and 24. Block 4, Lot 24-1. [Nvo-bedroom older home in good con- toad to Keynort-Holmdel Road, Beth- The Resolution granting said Variant THE MORE FAMOUS,/ 1 WMETIMB WWOCK, , LITTLE SILVER — Near Red Bank, lition Needs heatins and plumhlnp. any Hoad Trom Telegraph HHl Road HE BECAME, THE /BONNIE,IF FIERY,YOUNG, Jice 'lot with brook and trees. Asking s on file In the office of the Bornugl established residential street. Two northeastwardly for a distance of ap-Clerk and Is available for Inspection. WHEN I FIR5T MET JOE,\\( BUT—AHK W AWRE"CAU5U"4 K6^ *M*^ MORE A •tory. Living room-fireplace, full din- 12000 GEORGE V. TLLWENSEE, proximately 724 feet to a proposed MARY LARSON HE W» AN "*!' 5TUDENT IN H HE WAS CAUEO UP ing room, kitchen-dishwasher, den or knar. Rt. 34, 462-3172. Colts Nj-ck. nanhole In a 30-foot wide easement Borough Clerk HE-GOT WORKED HUNGRY FOR HEAOUNE bedroom, bath; 2nd Moor-three bed- apst Real Estate Firm in Colts Neck icquired or to be acquired through Borough of Sea Bright BIB1NE5S ADM1NKTRAT10W, r. FOR WRITING AN THAM DEOICOTEB TO 'join 7, 8, 14 and 15, in Block 37, fmm UP ABOUT! rooms, bath. Attached garage. Full cel- EVEHYONE LIKES A BARGAIN! Co- April 28 $5. MRS.WORTH!—AND ON TIO ARTICLE. CRITICIZING JLWINfi DRAC0M5! lar. Priced to sell. $21,500. Jean K. 5cthany Road to Woodland Road. Tele- onial style bl-levol home. Eight-rooms. ;rapli Hill Road from Bethany Road . CAHP1K HEVflPAPERl/jRVmE BOARD OF Irwtn, Broker, Marine Park, Red Bank. four bedrooms, three batlis. Paneled USIU5-H& Si241SS. Eve. 842-1437-741-7593. o Crescent Rond, Chestnut Rtdge Road "NOTICB •amo room. Two-car parace. Many rom Bethany Road to Brentwood Road. 50RT OF i-. EXECUTIVE CUSTOM BUILT — Cape xtras. Trees. Plot 125'*210\ Early pos- Chestnut Ridge Road from Deerfield SIOKMOCTH COUNTY COCBT Cod on two attractive acres. Four lesBlon. CALL NOW. SrECIAL AT Road northwestwardly for a distance LAW DIVISION • MOARED \_ :28 9O0. BTANLEY K. DOWNS, REAL- of approximately 310 feM to a proposed Docket No. 16448 Urge bedrooms, 2'i baths, fireplace TORS, Shrewsbury. 741-1017. manhole, Chestnut Ridge Road from Civil Action In living room, dinlns room, large Deerfield Road southwardly for a dis- NOTICE OOFF IIEAItrvO family kitchen, paneled den, full lin- JARVELOUS HOME for young retired tance of approximately 862" feet to a [n the MatteMtt r off tthh e Application of: lahed basement with laundry, breeze- uuplc or older newlyweds. You 11 (eelproposed manhole. Woodland Road from JAMES 8ZYMANSKT, individually way, 20x20 work shop behind garage. ike a »Hck chick In this dandy three- proposed drop manhole at station 8+35 ani as natural guardian of JAME3 Everything In lop condition. Central, air- en'room rancn with two tiled baths, eestu-ardly for a distance of approxl- D1GIOVANNI and ANTHONY Dl- conditioning. May assume excellent crlooks Rums™ estate. Charmlnc nately 435 feet, Woodland Road from filOVANNI Infants, and LORETTA mortgage. $42,500. 40 Hope Rd., New ih lll 1 ivlnlng room wiwitht llreplacep . Built-in corn- proposed drop manhole at station 5 + 3- ) SZYMANSKI to Cnange their Shrewsbury. 741-0099. _____ r cabinets Inn ddinini g ronmronmm.. M° M°i"i eastwarrily for a distance of approxi- en witith verticavertiaerticall range aand alshalsh- mately 3W feet. Knoll wood Road from TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: FOUR ROOM CO-OPERATIVE — Two sher. Full basementt . GorBWURGBWUR|| teakteak- Wood la n'i Roart to Brrntwood Road. bedrooms. $77 per month pays all but Falrmount Road from Woodland Road TAKE NOTICE THAT the under- heat. Asking J7Ta. 542-4812. nd reeled cameroofn. Built-in Ra- igned will apply to the RIonmouth •«ee EasT maintenance. New H»mt>- to Brent wood Rna-from Bethany Road southwardly for a distance of approximately 14?5 feet. 1967, at 9:30 o'clock In the forenoon, bedrooms. End unit. JS9.75 per month 5 A AJIMBTRONO AGENCT. Realtor. Robert Street from Old Manor Road t the Court House. Monument Park, payB all but heat. 542-9491. S.5s5 PProspect Ave.. Little Silver. 741-4500 to Homestead Place, Homestead Place i the Borougli of Freehold, New Jer- :l1 from Robert Btrpet northwardly for a iey, for a judgment authorizing thei LOW TAXES — Owner leaving state Eeven-room ,'»»" tr> assume the names or JAMES D1 THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK offers gw>d value. OldeOld r homh e S:SJ RRum- ^re'?^ GIOVANNI, JAMES DIGIOVANNT, JR son compl»t?ly reconditioned in every j Extra e paneleneled titieen and porcn. detail. Living rrwm. dining room, &U- j 8424514 riislanre approximately 160 feet, ANTHONY D1GI0VANNI and LORET- WE TOOK A HUNDRED J WE PIP AIL s1jnv Call owner 842-4514. Homestead Place from Robert Streel TA D1GI0VANNI, respectively. CRANP FROM THAT r( THE WORK,' new modern kitchen. Three bedrooms, j southwardly for a distance of approxi- JAMER SZYMANHKI new mately 655 fret, Brentwood Road from JAMES D1GIOVANNI BVROLL TRUCK! worl Knollwood Road to Chestnut Rldg ANTHONY DIGIOVANN1 *l&,900. RoaH, Knollwood Tlnad from Wood' LOHETTA SZYMANSKI TORS, land Road to Brmtwnod Road, Brent- KLATSKY ft HIMELMAN wood Ri>ad from Falrmount Road wee I Attorneys for Applicant 4*55. w-arrily for a distance of spproximatel By ARTHUR P. SIEGFRIED 3 East Front Street Red Bank, New Jersey April 12, 19, 26, May 3 $34.M

>'OTICE 3-18 BUYERS OPPORTTTNTTT — j> HIIKRIFF'H SALE Little Silver c.*vu.r hall nm'-ii jnitn«-.-: SI'FEBIOB COl'RT OF NKW JEBSE Excellent coMiriiv. •i.mutf.nur.. t*m»'a Road from gald propbsi ClIAXfTKRV I>IV1S1ON l at station 1+73 eastwardly t 3IONMOHTH COUNTY Docket >'n. F 175Z4M THK PERTH AMBOY SAVINGS IN. STITUTION. a banking corporation nl New Jersey. Plaintiff vs: MARY T TURNER, Widow, et alfl, Pcfcnrtanl By virtue of a writ of execution li REALTORS, 800 Rlvi»r Rd Fi-ir ri the above ntated action to me direct en. 747*4532. Member Jtaitlpte Urtin« Hh ed, I nhall expose for sale at put) Bervlce. ^ lie venriue, at the Court House In tht Borough of Freehold, County of Mon^ POGO By WALT KELLY mouth. New Jersey, on Monday the 22nd day of May, 1067, at 2 o'cloch P M. Prevailing Time. AH the following tract or parcel ol lanrl ami the premises hereinafter par- ticularly described, situate, lying and helnR In the Township of Neptune ir FIVE—ROOM COOPERATIVE — SSS "5 i« proposed ejector the County of Monmouth and State ol Includes all utlll'les. Smalt 6c->_ 3*7- it* located fin Lot 8oA inNew Jersey: merfl Call S4MM9. I Block 50, for a dlntance of apnroxi- BEING known as lot 18, in Blocl om, paneled family tw-m yxA ly tn a propoapd manhole to he locate* mnulh County, New Jersey, August 5, <3en and mat,^ »xtra8 in this t'*t:sr,\ LJ{ nt*nr MU>r Av*nu*. Orcharfl Avenm 10X7." The Blrdnalt Corp., Howard C. BM«rn home in top n«tuhborr./>v*F T'JT- w (from a proposed drop manhole at sta-Birdsatl, Preu., P. B. & L. B., whler vertfnt to Bell Labs and Vnr, Wr** jtlon 10+^4.3 northwestwardly to a propro-map was filed In the Clerk's Office ol rnr'uth Call owner. 542-1^73. Low Mi. posed manhol* tn be located near Mil Monmoulh County on September 9, 1953 311D r>LE T O WN — ThV "ThP^rooraTi I: '-C !l. Av»mi<1 \ In nn tazpmrr\tt sequin i Cane C3, Map 12. I. p, [nr to b« acniilrorl through Lots 8T, BEINO also known as Let 155, on certain map entitled, "Bpction No. 1 Tipv§!f>pmpnt Plan of SprInK yjiri'.r. tIS,POp. 711-271(2 i fiv 1(*;^^trtr station tf> Ije constructod on .elRhts, Township nf Neplune, Mon- '** «*,« 7 i\\t *h<"\. \is>* p?A \ft fllrtck W southwpftterly tr mnulh County, New Jersey, March 23, ATLA.VTJC TlIOHLANDR~~Flvp^)f.rn *"nll jOr-'harri Awruft, In nn fasemrnl hr 1IWV Tho Blrrlsal! Corp., Howard C fcTJse. Two hPdroorriE; full dry cellar. 343- .i\:iiri*^i iv to hp nr'iulrrrf thrmiRh I*ot* nirdnall, Pres., Professional Engineer Tw>-car psrajre, inclosed porch. Oi i 4^ Jfrf a iri 1(Tt, tn Block SO, and across Sc Land Surveyor, which map has nol h'ci. L/w tasf-E CaJI owner, HfU-lWiO. •,- |tt^ riarht-or" way nt the NPW York ani ^^'Ir^nr Branch Railroad frotn th« aaii iprn filed. im Colonial Hi'!.*, P.*<\-Mt.,* ^ , fj| .K DO, southwcstwardly rarapp WaM-lr.-waM rarDPiing. J16.7OO A n Of erty whatsoever Installed an of Sep- MARK TRAIL By ED DODD '•'"• >fl nn f-xUtlntt manhole located south- tember 24, I9W, and lnntallcd jiuhsp- Ct!l for appointment. "il-T)S4!t. •Inircli. SoIIins at «fij.ralKal prlc« (21,-ft)'/ at lhe rlKht-of-wny o( Hie Newnuent thereto and used In and ahout KED BANK~^^RanchT~'iiou~bTe~~i«i'eT fi«l. Ciill cvrnlnit 7P7-O12-. T V'>rk a n'i Lnrx Branch Railroad on the building or buildings now erected I TOLD VOU WHEN VQJ AND THAT'S WHAT I'M /..i 1 \AA 29-3, In Block 50, In an eawement nr hereafter to he erected upon tht Hnrnt »nd rirofc«sion^l offlre or home OLLD SHREWSBURY ri or to be acquired through WHAT INI BLAZES KNOCKED ME GONNA Da.NOU'GH A2T rr.fjttier-.n-law aparlmpn:. Two engrounds. Four liriirnoms, d^n, fire- lands herein described which are nee THAT POND GONNA GET A trmc-Li. WAli-tTr-wait carpel, air cm UAn .t7, 41 and 20-3, In. Block 50, ssary to the complete and comfor- PI ci!'infd. kitrhfn appllanccK. full hasc Placp Raspment. Pniin and burbfcue. fsfllwnr'ily from the proponed pump- able use anrt occupancy of such build- fT ON HERE? - CMS. FREE ONE-WAY WfCL Reduced to J33.&00. Call 741-01W Principals only. $23,000. 747-R7(Jfl, Infc iUllon tn be constructed on Loint g or buildings for the purpoBe for BOAT TRIP/ HOLMDEL — House with four acres BELFORP — Two hcilroonns, jalouny 37, In Bl«ck &(i, for a rtlaLance of ap- hlcn tliey are to be erected or were of *rc-jn4 on improved tlrci-l Trie? pnc:;?sfd porch. 100x100 lot. LocatPfl proximately 3,648 feet to an existing erected. Including In part; all light- n"fir C'impneirs Junction lection. (14, tnnnhnlp located In Lot 29-3 In Block •32.000. STANLEY STIMVELL, Rral 50. doutherly of the New York and ing, ventilating;, refrigerating, Inciner- ^~—v i EJ:at« Broker, crawfords Corners P.d .500 Owner. 7*7-7230. Long Branch Railroad right-of-way; ating, awninff, screens, shades, ffx- Hnlmdel. 9(6>R3%3. < l>> acquisition l>y purchase or eofv ures, and all heating, cooking equlp- SIT UP > lent and appurtenances thereto. A LIITLE SILVER - Non development LOTS AND ACREAGE drmnatlon as a site for the aforemen- AND3TABT H : tioned new pumping station of tho«e Being commonly known and dg WALKING, Excellent area Four-bfiiroom 2 --hatli lands located in • the Township and nated as No. 11 Dale Place, Neptune, %Wn •plit ifvel. Attractive living room* with FROM ONE LOT TO 100 ACREB - evr Jersey MISTER/ J known as Lot 37, in Block M, and the f pkture winilow overiooking pretty Either commercial or residential Call construction Uiereon of a. new pumping The approximate amount of the judg- fround*. Hetfllator fireplace, railed MULLAN'EY REALTY 671-5151. station with all necessary equipment ment to be satisfied by said sale Is h»*rth. Dining room. 11x17 kitchen. LINCROFT — Iteserves contemporar structure* and appurtenances; (O scth- e sum of (13,120 together with the t\u Osmeroom. 3-ton air conditioner jome- Pond. On* •.«#. JS.500. 7*1 f]iil!iilon by purchase or condemna- coiti of this sale. •wimmlnj pool. Attached two-car ga- MOO. tion for use u t site for the afore- Dates Uarch 21. 1967 J*fJ- A" «dd» up te * rood buy at mentioned new ejector station of those PAUL KIERKAN, Sheriff. MIDDLETOWN — Beautiful, heavily lands located In the Township and ;OT*CJ, Anderson, HorowlU ECE J. SCHILLING wonfled. buUdini lot Oik Hill aectlon. known u Lot 86A In Block SO, and the ft Rader L^ ) lUaltor 7(7-1121 Approximately »i acre, 140* frooL Make eonttruotlen thtrcoa of t, new ejactor Attyi A Parker Ave. Little Bllver. offer. C*ll 642-6059 or 375-8072. station with all ntcnmij *qulpaatnt. April», Maj 3,10, XT (68.08 I DAILY 'CJdSSWORD y, Apr. 26, 1967-^-21 Complete Program, Listings Playhoiise Changes THE DAfLY REGISTER WCM-TV Ctaaatl I WKBCTV OtMWl7 •rdinwy person «-Fllm-CallM Dr. Klldanh- m CRo&d- Schedule of Shows At the H-UtH» BMCBlt-Conwoy Lew AyreM hr., 40 mh. 1J—Utw Jtrwy Speaks 12. Bid topping -Uv* Of LHe-«ertol U.Ghoat> ASBURY PARK - mArtuiy "The Circle of Love" is adapted 4JMMrd^GonwcttaJdGct r material »—Rornetr Roortv-Col«r 47-OlicO-TiM-Zocherley 1:S Ilka 6. Of a Playhouse h»s changed ki aprins from "La Ronde" by Arthur 7—EnrVMr'i Tolklng-Gamt «:« 1-Fllm-Lotl a* the Buaqneen— 14. Moroccan chnitxlef. It is a tale of love and Movies e—Bewt-Jeon Wlngste, Mary 31-Ntwv-John Corr Paul Hw»W-l hr., 15 rah—Color region schedule of plays. MeWlUM-Coter 7:0« name 8.Stagorett In place of "Look Homeward. x based on the social order of 11—cenoom-aiilariTk-csior ' I—rttwv-Cronklle—color S-Nem - .15.OitlieM» dA Jigel'; wiU be "Catch Me If You UM's in Vienna. It starts at 1J—Creative Peneti—Profile 4-NffK-rChtt Hunttty. Qovld RED BANK Brinkhv-Coter 1«.H»«1 tattoo dugout : bottom of the social scale with , 11:15 :an" and "The Circle of Love," :ARLTON~ S-McHolc'i Navy-Ceimdy sound 8.CuttMd 35. Wicked brief affair between a lady- 11-Howollon Bv*-Mystery IT. Bait; :ach running for one week only. VlrjlnU Woolf 2:00: 7:09; f.X. \ WM . . 36.BriaUe tbe-streets and a young soldier 1—Starch Rir TomorrfttwSertat—Cetar 1J—Observlna Eye—Science l-Film—Belle ef ttie Nineties- diem. fruits The schedule for the remainder EATOJJTOWN 4—Eye Gum—Garni—Calsr 31—Dramotlc Exnritnct Mot Wesf-1 hr., 10 mln. 37. Boast >f the season Is: "Hie Wortd ofMid Works its way up through the 7—Derma ReedrComeey 47—flui Stop—Drama THURSDAY 11. City ia river COMMUNITY- • 7:3* MORNIN«r W.Frendi Ihrtom Alelchem," through Mayparlor maid up to the Count un- t-JO* Franklln-VorVtly-Color nickname Yorkshire SO. Perco- river Homtre 3:»; 7:40; 9:43. H-Amerlcan Clvlllwltan 2—Lost In Soace—Adventure—color «:» * 19. Unruffled ; "Catch Me If You Can," May il the Count completes the cir< •' • H:« • 4-Hallmark HoU. Of Fame—Color 7-Ntwi ' IB. Brahman lates 40. Blue FREEHOLD I-GoldlDg LloW—Color s—Truth Or CommuencM—Quiz—tohr •:M ' aaga through May 14; "The Circle of le by returning to the lady- 7—Batman—AsVentuw-Color S—Sunrise Semester grass FREEHOLD- 9—Film—Itvrtt Sailors and a Girl- near Love," May 16 through May 21, the-streets. Two films have > on toe Uirn 7:10; 9:li n< 4-Eduartlon Exchonge-Color to dry i 3 i Jane Powell—90 mln.—Color 7—prolecr W»vf-Educa1lon 4" s & 7 8 and "Luv,"May 23 through June en made of "La Ronde," the ASBURY PARK t—J At One—mttrvUw 13—Crisn Of Modern Man \ : 7:M 2*. Originator most recent being a French ver- 4_PDQ_Gann»—Color 31-On The Job-Fire Deal. J-Wevn-Harry Arouh-eeJor 28. Mop 9 II .YRIC— S-FIIrn—TIM Witt Hwt- . l:oo 4-Todoy-Cpler "Catch Me If You Can" Is a ion starring Jane Fonda. Blow tip 3:10; 7:2,1: t:29. J-Fllm-PmenHna Lily Mart- 7—Cartoons-thlldren 28.Bleihy ''// JenrHler Jonn—1 hn* 30 mln, Judy Cortond-1 hrs. fruit 12 comedy-murder mystery adapted Advance reservations and MAYFAIR- 7—EuelHw-OnHrn 7-Monra»-WMtem-Color 13 Honbre 2:05: 7:30: 9:20. H-MHHmwIrr-Dromo 2-Newt-Joe BsnM-Color KL Hxd&ma- by Willie Gilbert and Jack Wein- heater party bookings are being U-Patty Duk«—Comedy : . 7:» , BRICK TOWN 1»-Pod»mil Of Fun H-8howcme Dronw »-News—Joeeoh Bentl-color tton M- IS stock from a French play by iccepted at the box office for the 31-l> The Low Library 7—Cortooiu—Chllrjren-Ctlor emalnder of the season. Per- BRICK PLAZA- }-Ai The Wor.H Tume-Seftot-eolor 47-Mlgvellto Voldn-Varlety SUtta- Robert Thomas. It a set in a 4—Llfi Makt A Cent-Oome-Color 7:11 17 irmances are nightly ex- Hombr* 7:10: 9:30. 11-Scarlttt Hlll-Serlal J-Newj-Horiy Arauh^-Colw chlevoua 16 IB summer house In the Catskills )J—Sderttelond—Education I-BeverlyHIIIWIIIej-Color '/A ^A ept Monday with a matinee Sat- TOMS RIVER II—Honeymoonert—Comedy and concerns a business execu- ' I:N > 13 21 22 21. irday. COMMUNITY— IJ-pjrlons FrancoM 1 31—Eye On The Un'yrae 2-Cnptoln Kangaroo tive who has reported missing to •:0# ttoa % 1:H *-Gre«n Acres—Comedy—Color S-Vooo; For HeoWi-SxereJse the police his bride of only weeks. Hold 2:10: 1:10: »:». 4— Nsvw-Okkenwn-Cotor StBUck IS 4~aot» Hooe—Oronrw—Color 11—fun House—Color His wife returns, apologizing for 1M 7—Rim—The. Comanctwros— IM Seaport % '/A •—Ponword—Gome—Color John Wayne—2 tin.—Color W.Rnth'a 24 V 29 running away, but the executive North of Red Bank 4—Dov» Of Our Llws—Serial—Color •—Fall Of Bert'ni-Oocumentary 1 swears he has never seen the 'Mary, Mary' 7—Newtywed Gome—Oslor 11-Oefenders-Orama 1:1) 31 MIDDLETOWN »—Fireside Theofer—Drama 13—Senate Hearlnoi 7—News-Bill Rfee woman before. Din Daily, Eli Oeorn Qlrl 2:00; Woman In the 11—loMHl^-Yonlno—Color 31-Uvlng Musk «— News And Weather Mintz, Tom Bosley and Bethel tan 1:15. J1—Nurtlna Today 47-8ol*y Copo-Varlety f.OO 4LBaaal it ft* it Opening Set ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS I'M 5—Denms The Menace—Cormdy Leslie starred in the Broadway M—Arnwicm Shrlnei t-Gnrwr rVIe, USMC-Coler 4-Blrlhdoy House-Color 4KD«Mrt 'A production. Jeremiah Morris, who ATLANTIC- 31—llollan Panorama ! 59 4O 5—Adventure Colls directed and is playing Mendele Hotel 1:00; 9 ao. SSciei c t.Ai 7-Virginia Graham apott (A For Friday 3t-News—Herbert Bolantj •— Imressomble Men 41 Az in "The World of Sholom Aleich- PLAZA- }—Home Porty-Color 10:00 11—Jack La Lomw—Color tt. Lath EATONTOWN — Experience 1, e. Woman 7:26; 9:9. 4—Docferv-Strlpl—Color 3—Danny Kaye—Vorloty—Celor 13—Roundabout—Children ;m" will djrect it. gained from 80 stock and ama- 7-Ofeam 6lrl-tonlMl-C»l8r, •4—1 - Sny—Advenhlre—Color »:1J DOWN 4& 44 KEYPORT 9—Wortd Adventures—Color 5-Ne«n-BIII Jorgeruerr--Color 13-EKpJorlnB Our teur productions has shaped Sea-STRAND- II—MM Anil Tni Unlverje »—Surf'l Up—Trov«^Color . e;]5 XAnwnd '4 Children's Theatre J:« II— Perry Moson—Mystery o—Song Of T!*e Anes—Color /iew Players production of Jean Tlie MarrlM Woman VJttt; -10:2»; 1)—Tilt Me A Story -Ovlldrm U-Newsfront-Krauu, Hayrres 1*30 DABLY CRYPTOQUOTE — Hen's bow to work It: lerr's "Mary, Mary." Allll 8:31. -1:11 31-lnltfiwllonal Interview J—Leave If To Beaver—Comedy Conference Sunday EAST BRUNSWICK 47—Spanish Drama—Serial It will open Friday at 8:90 7—Nwn-Sardtrt-Coler *-Botd Journey—Travel RED BANK — Exhibits of cos- TURNPIKE- *-M 1O:U 7—Ann Sothern—CsrneaV .m. in Monmouth Shopping Cen- OUTDOOR — Homlir* T:00; ll:O0; 47—Weather—Jose I. Lama (-Continental Cookery-Color tumes, set design, props and pub- Tills Property Is Condbmnvd S:00. *-T«ll The Trum—Color !»:» 11-MlinoiMlre—Dramer ter Civic Auditorium, Rt. 35 Cir- 4-JUioftw World—Cetaf S-Alan Burke—Color One tetter atmpry standa fcr anotlwr. In tab aamiOe X la used licity releases will be the feature INDOOR — Hombra T:SO: 11:30: 7-G«wral HCBltal cle. Other performances are This Property U Ccwlemnad 9:30. »-Soorrs Soedol-Coky 13-Explorlna Nature for the three I/*, JX for Uus two O's, etc. Sin^eletters, apoa- of member clubs exhibiting at »—Fllm-Ortr™J Eult— 31—Swwy Ot Ttie Arr» 10:00 April 29, May 5, 6, 12, 13. PERTH AMBOY Esmond Lowe—e» mlru 47—Pumorele—Variety 1>-Can4ld Camera—Comedy trophies, th« length sad" formation of the words ara tdl hints. the New Jersey Theatre League 1MM Mattl Fer TKKfim Checking credits of director and AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— 11:00 BacttfeyUucodsMtmmaSL Children's Theatre Conference II—Eva On Ttit Unlvtm J—Newt—Tom Dunn—Color cast shows that they have taken Cartoon 7:U: Hombie T:J1; 10:55; 4—Nevn—Jim Horti—Coler Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. in Molly Surf Partj 9:*i 7 Hews Bill Beofel—Color A Qrntocaoa Qtwtatton part in ,80 productions, locally Pitcher Inn. ' * ^MENLO PARS • •—Film—The Desperodoee— 10:11 and in many parts of the nation J-edO«OiNlaM-Strlot Rendolph Scott-i hr., 43 mln. B-Partoni Fronmli It OQ OQR fCX FCXR TVQV TK8R Registration'is at the door be- CINEMA— 4—VM Ooni Soyl-Oame—Color 11 News Morlln O'Haro 10:25 and the world. HomDro 3:00; 4:00; «:0O; «:00; 10:00. J—Chuck McCmn—Color U-NB.T. Pkryhouse-Orama 4—Hew Vanocur—Color VOX TJtOR SJVQVX ffT OK TK»I tween noon and 1 p.m. The pro- J. Laurence Lowenstein, Long 7—OorK Shodowt—Serial 11:10 - n-WorttiaWltti Science gram includes a "coffee and' "IJ—BO»le Concept*—HHIory 4-Weattier-Fronk Field-Color Branch, is directing this three- '•' »l-T«K*er Trslnlnj 5-Merv Grlffln-Variety 1C:M QKO BJV HOCIVQR.—TVFHKM1 break between seminars. Anyone 7-We»ther-Antotne-Cotor 1-Sevtrly Hlllbillla act comedy about a wife whose Tours Planned 4—Concentration—Color interested in children's theater 1—Seen) Storjn—Serial 11:11 wit wrecks her marriage, but LONG BRANCH - Special 4NIWS Oobe "Teismort—Color 5—Tbln Man—Mrttfry rtaya Cirptoqnotn: to TA1K c* ARCHITECfrrjRffi 4—Motdl Gams-Color 7-Oattlin.: Hollywood in any of its phases is invited S-Sorely BKkir-Ctlw 7—Local News-Beutel-Colar IB A JOKE TUX, YOU CAN BUILD A CHIMNEY THAT men comes the second chance tours of Monmouth Medical Cen- ll-Leml New-John Tlllmon -•-arelen Arrow-Weilem to attend. Mrs. Betty Mueller, 7-Ootlm OWM—Color 11-Carleens-Oiltdren-Color WONT? BMOKB.-JPLANCHH1 as hubby gets ready to marry ter will be offered Monday 13-Amtrleaii civdUotWn 31—United Nafloni 731-7011, may be contacted foi II—Around Tfc» Clot* v.a again amid taxing problems. through Friday, M«y' through 10:4] advance registration if desired. 4:B 4—Sporlt—Bob Teague—Color 1}-Eaplorlng Moth—Education Starring in this production ar May 13, in honor of National' 4 Www Kalbtr—Ww IV—Weother—Vlvlon Farrar ll:» Ellen Woods (Mary), Long Hospital Week. .4:11 7-Ch\Mrm't Dodor-Advke—Color "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean t-Fllm-Targtt Unknavm— I—mm—KHt Tomorrow Goodbye— Indoors or Out Branch, who performed in Cen- MSfc Mevem WmUl Jtmet Cognry—I hrt. Groups or individuals who wish 4—Film—I WM an AdvMitum*- 4-TonlcW-*«rltty-Celor t^Antr Criffllh-Cemedy • ,' Thuncby, Ap>3 27 ter Drama Workshop's "Cruet to make a tour should make ar- 2ortw-f out WtadMllctMcM r Artedara Mw.2l (o Apr. I* LWSepMl (o Oct. 22 Mil' Peter Jenningt-Olor Don't late duns. Stira in. Eica Duxih «onnjtd «f chat- 11—Superman—Adventure •licet* jmia. pnbablr M to- ter, epocer intervstcil in onier STRAN IJ-CorteeM-ClllUren day. Be eemenatiyc. *» save ot%er*« -fedinsi* JICHlrDl Composer to Attend Teurui. April 20 Don't ttreta ftmiiye slnrt-cooi- plui Mocha Mtril I-MMK—mid coiiira—Color alive diawettnt lloo't aate'iuh toss. Uae diplomacy—especially In Tin ManM Womw" OKMIDSTO 4 »l—t. Jim Morti-Coter via drfldreE r-FUnv-Wh^ttWitcli Doctor— ' flUMSON — When the Mon- which was the 1961 Christma Lot. Shew FrUoy oe* Sohireey Stoon Hoyword-*» mln. mouth Civic Chafta pcHorms show on the ABC nettrbjrlif ?r 22 to July 21 Ciprkerti Dec2Z TO Jan. 20 e—Fllrc>*.The Monster Thai Challenged 1 People aggravate you and you 107639 25c. Chore. •( MonmouHt Oovtrnmtnt Auoc. County present* each by Magistrate Richard D, queen. When declarer continued West North Eait ' South Afghan lovers, send for new fairy tale. Fritter. April II. I:J» P.M. Porter in municipal court Mon- with dummy's king of clubs, 1 <9 2 4 A Book of Prize Afghans —12 com- "WOMEN OP GYMNASIUM day for traffic violations. West discarded a heart since he Pan 5 O Pass S A plete patterns to knit, crochet. THE DUNES" didn't know what to lead back TICKITS* $B-M.$J William Pryor, 416 Saks Ave., Pass 6 4 AllPasj Value! Only 50c. TICKI1S ON SAkl Tlektr InfornottCR, Call was fined forspeedin g 48 miles if he ruffed with the king o! Opening lead - /j, 20&Silverman Is not tha egrt of nian VJ Size 16'/2 requires t yards Who defies tradition. However, mdftls 39-lnch. Transfer. sine* the (ournament was held FIFTY CENTS In cotas f6rat Grossinger's, the famous Cat- ? : •M- -'wwwfe«£$jx • ;••.'"• each pattern—add 15 cents for skill resort, each of the players eath pattern for first-class mall tossed down a goblet of borscht. orchestra ing wi^ special handling. 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