Kavalek Wants Law Enforced Against State

SEE STORY BELOW Weather After morning cloudiness be- HOME coming partly sunny and warm today, high In mid 80s. Cloudy, THEBMLY Warm and humid tonight, low Red Bank, Freehold 70s. Cloudy and cooler tomor- Long Branch FINAL row with chance of showers, high 7 75-80. Sunday's outlook, cloudy and cool. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 89 YEARS DIAL 741-0010

VOL. 90, NO. 38 FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1967 10c PER COPY PAGE ONE House OKs Social Security Overhaul

WASHINGTON (AP) - The ed to toughen federally aided less welfare recipients into work could wipe out welfare altogether ' those earning $7,600 or more an- taxable base or tax hike in the rupt its proceedings and han- House has passed overwhelming- state welfare programs. or jnb training and-limiting the unless limits were imposed. nually — to begin next year. meantime. dlers of the measure said they ly a massive Social Security "We're rough in this bill — proportion of children receiving He said the measure ultimate- That would come by expanding The measure also would raise have no hope of a Senate vote overhaul that would raise bene- make no mistake about that — welfare. ly should result in pushing 300,- the taxable base from $6,600 to the amount of money a Social Se- earlier than mid-October. fits, hike taxes and crack down but we don't mean to be inhu- Aid Is Limited 000 adult recipients off the wel- $7,600. Employers of such work- curity recipient could earn with- If the Senate materially on Idle state welfare recipients. man," said Chairman Wilbur D. Under S $200 Fine as Shoplifter By Wilentz MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -Be- stricter to certain noun of thf EATONTOWN - Magistrate registration in his possession. cause of Increased water capaci- day. ' SHREWSBURY - Assembly- William S. Throckmorton yester- State Trooper Louis Ronzo tes- ty and an abundance of rainfall, Acting chairman of the board, man Rofcert Wilentz of Pertii day fined Ruby Bell, 11 Elm- tified that when he stopped Mr. the Municipal Sewer Authority Eric Hellstrom, explained thai Amboy, co - sponsor of the new wood Apartments, Long Branch, Whittaker on June 16, Mr. Whit- last night recommended that the relaxation of the restriction! Anti-pollution Law, will be guest $200 and placed her on proba- taker said he was rushing a council lift most of the water were due primarily to thj in- speaker at the fall dinner meet- tion for one year.for shoplifting'friend, who was complaining of restrictions it imposed in June creased capacity of the watef ing of the Monmouth Municipal stomach pains, to the hospital system. children's clothing valued at J10.- Judges Association in Shad- Jerome R. Kaye, member of The trooper said he summoned 47 from Bradlce's Family Circle owbrook here, Sept. 12. the authority and council, sug- A temporary pump, in use Store, Rt. 35, on July 21. The the Eatontown First Aid, but Mr. gested that the restrictions be since Aug. 7 has increased th? Whittaker's passenger refused to In- attendance also will be EI- magistrate suspended a 30-day vin R. Simmill, Superior Court modified to ban watering at all capacity by 500 gallons per min- jail sentence. enter the ambulance or go to the homes only from noon to 6 p.m ute. This brings the total capac- hospital. assignment judge, and the coun- -An Asbury Park man charged ty's superior, district, county and every day. ity to 3.2 million gallons up from With speeding at 100 miles per Imposes Suspensions juvenile court judges. Previous bans including an a previous high of 2.7 million Magistrate Throckmorton im- gallons. hour in a 50 mile zone on Rt.| Invited guests are Miss June even-odd system of watering re- 36 "was' fined $3(f and "had his'posed 39-day license suspensions Strelecki, director of the state A permanent pump will be in- license suspended tor 90 days.:and $20 fines on four motorists Motor Vehicle Division, State stalled in September which will :ound guilty of speeding.'They The man, Robert L. Whittaker, Sen. Richard R. Stout, and other further increase the capacity to are: John J. Masterson, Tren- Board Backs 507 Bond SI., Asbury Park, also county and judicial officials. four million gallons. was fined $10 for not having his ton; Maria Mendicini, 590 Ocean Magistrate Harold Halpern of Mr. Kaye added that the re- driver's license or automobile Ave., West End; Edward L. Ro- Road Bonds zell, 7 Pershing PI., Keyport, and Deal is president of the associa- strictions were not lifted com- Victor V. Rajoppi, Maplewood tion. pletely because the pump had not Mr. Rozell also was fined 510 for In Madison been tested fully by demands of Boy on Bicycle users. delinquent motor vehicle inspec- MADISON TOWNSHIP - The ion. Angelo R. Bianchi, a New- Legionnaires The council will consider the Planning Board went on record authority's request at its meet- Injured by Car ark attorney., representing..Mr ast night supporting the Town- Rajoppi, said he will appeal the Install Compply ing Monday, ship "Council in H§ plan to float SHREWSBURY - Gerald Jef- decision. FREEHOLD Joseph bonds to improve roads. ferson, 12, of 300 Shrewsbury Compoly of Matawan Post was Albert A. Guadagno, Kearny, The Planning Board said it Ave., was injured last night when installed as commander of the Weather was fined $15 for speeding. His would like to see bonds issued to lie was struck by a car while county American Legion at the New Jgrsey: Some morning license was suspended for 30 PAINTER FROM GREECE — Sophocles Christou, a painter from Athens, Greece, and finance a complete program of j-iding a bicycle at Newman days. convention - dinner Saturday at cloudiness, then becominp partly Springs Rd. • and Shrews- highway construction. sunny, warm and hazy today, Fined $15 lor speeding were his sister, Miss Barbara Christou, stopped in Asbury Park last night for a two-hour the American Hotel. bury Ave., Police Chief Ray- Board members stated that the high in mid 80s. Mostly warm Brenda A. Brown, 36S Prospect visit with their American friends. From left are, Miss Christou, Mrs. Eleanor Mar- Members of the installing team mond Mass reported. township was in need of new and humid tonight with low near St., Long Branch; Sharon Hit A^ait Ruling THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, August 18, 1967—3 On Appeal Of\State Offers Negroes To Recruit Negroes By Bauman in Suit on Planners Court Order TRENTON (AP) - The New, To fill these places, the guard MARLBORO - Gerald A. Bau- The political party leader main- rgies to constructive and pro- MARIiBORO - The Planning 100 Immediate Jobs Jeriey National Guard, expect will enlist the support of Negro man Jr., president of the Citi- tained that the coalition's pur- resslve legislation" for the town- Board expects a decision on its TRENTON (AP) - The troop strength of the New Jersey ing no legal challenge to theleaders across the state and the :ens Committee, last night pose "is obviously political and hip. request for an appeal of a re-Hughes Administration says it National Guard to provide 700 plan, U moving swiftly to re- openings for Negroes. He is also 345 Negroes now in the guard, charged that members of the Pur- motivated by the realization that The coalition, he charged, start straining order against its solici- has 100 state jobs immediately cruit Negroes for 735 new open- seeking more Negroes for the Maj. Gen. James F. Cantwell, Xise and Principle coalition had the ¥ P.P. program of garbage d the entire problem by inter- tation of funds by the third week Ings. available and will have dozens State'Police force. chief of the State Defense De- wisted the facts concerning a dumps, garden apartments and 'ering "with the internal affairs in September. The openings were created un- partment, said yesterday. wit against the Planning Board run-away mass development is if the Planning Board by pass- Gerald A. Bauman, the chair-j"lore in the near fulure in its Standards Lowered der an Army Department au- Cantwell will go to Washing- to suit themselves. not acceptable to the people of ing resolutions to force" it to man, said at last night's meeting rive to find work for unskilled Hughes said his interdepart- thorization, increasing the ton today to receive written au- "Mr, (George) Creefvy (council Marlboro Township." take the township engineer and that an affirmative answer will nd unemployed Negroes. • mental .task force on urban guard's strength by five per cent horization for the plan from (resident) gets more ridiculous Mr. Bauman said that if theownship attorney. simply indicate that the appeal Gov. Richard J. Hughes an- problems, an outgrowth of last in line with a federal commis- month's rioting in Newark and Army officials. By Monday, he with his statements as the elec- coalition is so concerned with At No Taxpayer Cost will be heard by the Appellate iounced yesterday that the 100 sion'* recommendation that more aid, individual unit commanders :ion draws nearer," said Mr. costs, it should drop its suit Court. ipenings were "available im- other communities, had lowered "Despite the coalition's unjus- Negroes be recruited into the na- will have directives to put thBaumae n in a prepared state- against the Planning Board and hiring standards to "make it ified and illegal activities, the The board is appealing an or-mediately—today." tion's guard units. There are 6,- plan into effect and begin a re-ment. , members, should "turn their en- A spokesman for Hughes said|P°fS'We for ^people with minimal 044 applicants now on the guard'6 Manning Board continues to func- der handed down by Superior cruiting drive. he administration hopes that the "readin" '"g an* d writin' g skills to waiting list, 80 of whom are Ne- ion." Mr. Bauman said the board Court Judge Elvin R. Simmill iajority of the jobs will be qualify for state employment.'*-. gro. These men would presum- Because of the long waiting Is operating at no cost to theon June 9 in a preliminary rul- ing. It restrains them from so- lied by Negroes. But the aide Hundrads of state jobs have ably be accented immediately ist for the National Guard, there ;axpayers. been "out of the reach of jobless Real Estate 'SoM liciting funds to pay for the ser- aid the positions are open to under the new plan, leaving 655 lias been no recruiting in recent He charged that the council people," Hughes said, "because vices of their attorney and en- 11 racial groups, whites as well places to fill. majority had filed the suit with they cannot meet certain formal •ears. gineer. .s non-whites. lut warning and without mak- educational requirements. Cantwell said the plan would Signs Return Is Seen Council majority had insti Hughes announced Wednesday have no effect on the 5,946 white ing use of other ways open to it. hat the U, S. Department of the "There is work to be done. KEYPORT - Real estate agen- A committee consisting of tuted suit against the board applicants now on the waiting "It is our opinion," he main- rany had granted his request There are jobless people who Release Four cies' "Sold" signs may soon re- board chairman Howard T. Jean- claiming that it had no right to ist. • tained, "and our legal advice that or a 5 per cent increase in thecould do this work. We intend turn.here, ., dron, Mayor Strang and Council- hire jts..own..attorney and engi- to bring the -two-together," he These' men will Still have to the recent- court order interferes The Planning Board last night man Leroy Hicks was formed to neer. It also challenged its right said. On Bond In wait for vacancies to occur, with our freedom of speech." voted to recommend an amend- meet with Union Beach officials to solicit funds to pay them. Hughes announced the recruit- Cantwell said, adding: "The Mr. Bauman contended that the ment to the zoning ordinance to discuss a proposed road con- Mr. Bauman claims that the re- Board Asks ing program two weeks ago as Army has an opinion that this [ownship was entitled to a Plan- Break Case which would permit euch signs. necting First St. with the Airma straining order "prevents, hin- a means of relieving tensions s perfectly legal." ning Board that "can make plan- The amendment, which will be rine garbage dump. ders and unduly restricts the caused by the joblessness in the MIDDLETOWN - Four men, ning recommendations to the Curfew At Asked if an applicant on thesent to the Borough Council, Rerouting Seen Planning Board from carrying ghettos. arrested earlier this week on Township Council free of pres- waiting list who is faced with stipulates that the signs cannot The road will cross Union out its public functions and In a prepared statement yes- ure and harassment by the coun- charges stemming from the the draft might challenge the be larger than six square feet and |Beach land and require the re- duties, free from the harassment Playground terday, the governor said 100 breaking into of a home were plan, Cantwell replied "I would must be removed within 30 days routing of Giingarora Creek. cil coalition majority." and.threats of contempt of court MONMOUTH BEACH - With state jobs immediately available hope that this wouldn't happen." of posting. The project is designed to free Council majority had filed suit!^ b the councU "majority." released on $3,000 bond pending .0 broken windows at the.local to the unskilled were in the New The recruiting program was Mayor Robert J. Strang ab- Walnut St. of garbage trucks and igainst the Planning Board when. The / t for an , was Jersey Transportation Depart- action by the grand jury. tte board started solicting pub- , school in need of repair at ,a recommended last week by thestained because of possible con- eliminate pollution of Union de b the board s attorney ment. • The four, Joseph M. Pietrow- lie funds to employ its own en- cost of $8 each, the Board of President's Advisory Commission flict of interest. He it in the real Beach waterways caused by the Stanley Yacker of Matawan. He said the jobs pay from $75 ski, Parlm; Raymond F. Pross, estate business. dump. gineer despite the suggestion by Education last night voted to on Civil Disorder. Guard units igain ask the police department to $85 a week "plus fringe bene- Perth Amboy; John B. Balogh, »uncil that it use the township j ^7;' "in^^uMivi's'ion i called out during racial rioting Mr. Jeandron said the rerout- :o order children to leave the fits" and the positions were for Berth Amboy, and John E. Bar- englneer .n several of the nation's cities ing of the creek would require an - j property on Rt. 79 and Lloyd Rd. playground area at dusk. mechanic's helpers, highway j twiewicz, Woodbridge, were ar- act of the state legislature. were criticized for being mostly Bandit Slugs In an attempt to get the board jto r Helmuth and Agnes Schwarz. "Many parents don't know what maintenance men and engineer- raigned before Acting Magistrate The board refused to act on a Harold Halpern yesterday. white. lo use the municipal engineer, heir children are doing," An- ing aides. ' The New Jersey Guard was request from Walter Metzger, 202 council had stripped the board of drew P. Cancalosi, building com- Nowhere in the statement did j All pleaded not guilty to Woman, Gets Broadway, that his property be called out during the Newark ts budget except for salary and Center mittee chairman, told the meet- Hughes mention the word "Ne- j Charges of possession of narcot- rezoned as "highway commer- wages for its clerk. ng. "If they had to pay for the referring to the ui> and Plainfield disorders. (Continued) groes in ics, possession of stolen proper- in Cash cial." During a show cause hearing broken windows, this vandalism [skilled persons that were being ty and' burglar tools, breaking Mr. Metzger maintained that in June, Superior Court Judge jdominantly black Westside cannot would stop." sought for the jobs. and entering and larceny. KEANSBURG — A woman em- the construction of the Rt. 55Elvin R. Simmill had restrained j conduct fully integrated activi- "Ii the coming' weeks," . While the problem is worse in The men had been arrestedSmog ployee of the Krausrer Dairy overpass had transformed the the board from publicl' ' y solicit- ties," the statement said, "if the lughes said, "dozens of other :he summer months, the board Tuesday night after a suspicious (Continued) quiet residential district into a ing funds. borough of Red Bank is sincere in ositions will be available with Store at 293 Main St. was said it hopes the practice of send- vehicle was se«n parked near the The lid of stagnant air, the noisy, fume-filled area with heavy its often expressed desire to pro- opening of training programs knocked out by an unknown ng children home when the Joseph Gomez home at 60 Fish Weather Bureau said, reached traffic. mote better relations between the ;hat accompany them." from Albany, N. Y., and Con- white male who escaped with Mr. Jeandron said the board races, then it should be able, town's lights go on will be adopt- Hawk Dr. When apprehended, No Evidence ed and kept 'n force. iev«ral items taken from the Go- necticut down the coast to themore than $200 last night, police could not authorize "spot" zon- through its Civil Rights Commis- The board voted to spend $2,823 mel home Including a mink coat, Carolinas and parts of Georgia, ing. He suggested Mr. Metzger sion, to insure the full use of including the metropolitan areas said. a community center by all ethnic in Title I funds for an individual- Were found in the group's car. speak to his neighbors and obtain Of Oil Found Need instant cash? of New York City, Washington Florence Howarden, 85 Orthei- r co-operation in having the ized remedial instruction pro- In other court action, Haywood chard St., told police she was BARNEGAT LIGHT - Divers j £™.ups ,ln gram for students requiring help and Baltimore intire area around the Broad The statement noted that to re Be wise... LaRue, 25 Chestnut Ave., was alone in the store at 6:58 p.m. working from the Coast Guard in reading, with $1,823 going for Visibility Cut way-Fourth St. intersection re- g ceive priority consideration under fined $50 after pleading guilty to From the top of the Empire when she entered a walkin freez- zoned. cutter Sweetgum searched the materials and the balance for get up toM00 assault. er and was hit over the head he Neighborhood Facilities Pro- special tutoring. State Building, the smog made A group petition of this sort sunken tanker S.S. Resor yes- gram "a center would have to be He was charged with striking from behind. In other business, the board it difficult Thursday to identify would be considered by the terday without finding any evi- located in an area easily acces- his nephew, Robert N. Brown, Regaining consciousness, she awarded a fuel oil contract to on your Easy Charge the Chrysler building or UN board, according to Mr. Jean- dence of its oil cargo. sible to low income families." 76 Chestnut Ave. with a pistol. emerged from the freezer and Monmouth Beach Cold Storage headquarters, just eight blocks dron. The Resor, torpedoed off the Rumson's Aid Noted was noticed by a customer, Mrs. New Jersey coast in 1942 by a Co., the lowest bidder, and re- Henry Stover, 32 Sycamore uptown. Sees Little Value The statement says Rurason "a Polly Andrews, Snyder Ave., who German submarine, is one of 103 newed a heating service con- Ave., East Keansburg, was The Weather Bureau blames a Mr. Metzger said he had no community widely known for its temperature inversion for the air called police. definite plans for putting his sunken oil tankers considered a tract with Honeywell Corp, for found guilty of a township junk An undetermined amount of 1 potential source of pollution to affluence, was successful in ob- $192. pollution. property to commercial use bu taining federal and state grant ordinance violation and lined money was taken from the cash that he believed the land wouli Atlantic beaches. Mrs. Albert Benoist was hired Warm air is usually nearest aid and we see no reason why $25. register and $235 in bills was have little value unless it wen After making seven trips be- as substitute vocal-music teacher the groimd and rises, carrying Red Bank, a community in which stolen from a drawer beneath the rezoned. low yesterday, the divers report- until the position is filled. Ap- pollutants into the atmosphere, reside many people below the register. Mr. Jeandron also proposed ed that the oil tanks were broken proval was given for all teachers But when cooler air is nearesl poverty line, should not quali the ground—the temperature in- Police said Miss Howarden's that serious thought be given t but empty, the Coast Guard said. and administrators to attend r Woman fy." version—it's like putting a lidassailant was described as white, a program for widening come o The ship had burned after be- workshop in Shore Regional Higl (Continued) Rumson has received $80,000 ii on a boiling pot. The steam5 feet, eight inches, wearing the narrower streets in the bor- ing torpedoed, and much of the School Tuesday, Sept. 5. wai positioned in the top-opening state and federal money 1 o r re doesn't get out. green bermudas and a green ough. cargo may have been consumed Carl Andreasen, principal, wa: freezer with her knees drawn up reational facilities. plaid sport shirt. Miss Howarden Citing Fulton, Short, and OaAny leftover apparently flowed authorized to attend the Stati to her chin. In the case at hand, the air The former YMCA building was treated at Riverview Hos- Sts., Mr. Jeandron said ther away long ago, a Coast Guard Federation of District Boards o Covered With Frost pollutants — incinerator smoke, 144 West Bergen PI. "unaccqpt pital, Red Bank, and released. were a number of such streets spokesman said. Education convention at Atlantii According to Dr. Gilman, there auto exhaust, and the likes—be- able as a permanent solution h that were dificult to negotiate. The first of the sunken tankers City in October, and take a one- were no discernible signs of vio- come trapped at ground level the facilities problem" is accep- It was decided to ask the fir that was inspected this week— day pilot project study tour tc lence.^..^. . H...e. sai„.d„ th...e. body., wa s That same situation last Thanks- table as an interim communit; department to make a survey oi the S.S. Gulftrade—had no traces the McNulty School in Pittsburgh, covered with frost. Police said giving Day produced an air pol Vietnam center, the statement said. Pa. they used hot water to free it'Iution crisis in New York. streets which did not allow easy of its oil .cargo remaining. (Continued) passage for the fire trucks. The next inspection will be of For interim use, all expenses from the freezer. To try to combat the locked in Bad weather blanked the Ha- of the former Y building "in- pollution, Mayor John V. Lind- I The board will await the com the S.S. Baranger, a Norwegian Police quoted Mrs. Moran as noi-Haiphong area but ranging jpletion of this survey before out- tanker that sank in 1942 off Sea cluding maintenance, rental and saying the dead woman had many say asked Wednesday that peo- upkeep will be borne by Mon- Pope south, the U. S. pilots found sup- lining plans for road widening. Isle City. friends among her neighbors and ple try to stay off the road ex mouth Community Action Pro- (Continued) was very pleasant. cept for necessary trips. Bui ply targets, including one convoy gram, and "all MCAP requests is ifficej will undergo transfonna- Just present Mrs. Moran said she became traffic Thursday was reported of 15 trucks caught In the open $4,000 contribution for the ini- ion. normal, with the usual jams and Tax Appeal Hearing Dates concerned after not seeing Mrs. near Thanh Hoa. Skyhawk jets tial renovation," the statement The docurnent goes into effect your Easy Charge card Bmn for four days, noting that exhaust smoke p°uring from declared, adding: from the carrier Constellation FREEHOLD — The Monmouth year, with changes made fre- an. 1, 1968.' ihe was due to visit the unem- crawling autos. 'It progress towards realiza- Changes are outlined In a gen- ployment office yesterday, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller al raked the convoy with rockets County Tax Board yesterday an- quently at the last minute. at any teller window nounced a tentative schedule for tion of a community center is ira-l way. Detailed instructions so requested a curtailment of aland cannon fire, sending smoke All hearings will sta,rt at 9 stalled, we will take our cam- ;uppJementing the general decree hearing tax appeals cases. a.m., beginning Monday, Aug. 28, burning in the open in southeast- billowing 2,000 feet. paign to the Department of vill be issued later. The list is only tentative each n t!ie Ocean Township Hall, Oak- you'll get your money ern New York. Housing and Urban Development The power of the Curia, built up House South Vietnamese headquar- hurst, to hear Ocean Township, in Philadelphia to obtain the facts ince the early 16th century, has ters reported that no one was Allenhurst, Interlaken and Loch • 7 •'""• *(Continued) on building of neighborhood fa- cen a continuing source ol fric- instantly injured in the sabotage of the Drivers Fined Arbour. that the panel had decided on cilities and, if necessary, we ion in the church. what he called a slightly smaller j freight train near Saigon but that , RED BANK — Charles I. Tip- August 30, Keyport Borough are prepared to send a delega- Bishops in the field complained benefit raise than the one John- (Continued) the Viet Cong mines derailed sixjpet of scranton, Pa., and Robert Hall, Keyport, Matawan Bbro and tion to Washington," the state- he Curia was narrow and ar- ton recommended in order to rats but found evidence that com' cars and badly ripped up the j Bennett of Convent Station were CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Township. ment concludes, "we plan in the :haic in thinking, acted as though •void too steep an increase in plaints about them were obvious track to the big military instal- fined $30 each last night for TRUGrT COMRANV Sept. 1, Borough Hall, Red very near future to arrange a t had the supreme power Pitcher Village, here, lands, Atlantic Highlands, Keans- to one") raised questions of lo- was fined $10 for disregarding an burg and Sea Bright. Facilities Program grants are pushed too hard the House thorities reported a rooftop snip- «pokesmen at any future confer- cal enforcement. officer's signal. Sept. 11, Township Hall, Middle- available for up to two-thirds the Fall Sale ence, might "go to the point of He said he already has some er fired at the guard post in town, Middletown, New Shrews- cost of developing a community center. being inflexible." reports from department heads front of an American enlisted Professional Day bury, and Little Silver. and expects more today. Com' man's billet a few hours before Sept. 13, Township Hall, Colts The center may be designed Set at Eatontoivn 'or a particular age group, such on Scotts Reach stamp collectors with an plaints that may be filed should dawn today. The shot missed but Neck, Colts Neck and Farming- be served early next week, he EATONTOWN — Preparations as teenagers or senior citizens, •d In Classified. Dial 741-6900 for a police sweep of the area also] dale. an Ad-Writer today. indicated. ; for pre-school meetings for the but it must house a variety of missed the sniper.' Sept. 15, Dcstrict Court, Asbury health, education, -recreatjonal ADVERTISEMENTS Eatontown Public School profes- Park, Deal and Asbury Park. Save f1 on American authorities have and social services, the spokes- sional staff are now complete. Sept. 18, City Hall, Long man said. Turf Builder warned that the Viet Cong ter- Branch, Long Branch. rorist campaign against the Sept. The programs planned are de- According to HUD, a center 3 presidential election is directed signed to prepare teachers for Sept. 20, Manalapan Townshipproviding only recreational facil- Plus-2 LOSINGHAIR? Hall, Tenrieht, Manalapan-Town- iiti'es'wmildn't qualify for a grant, partly at American personnel. the school year ahead. ship, Englishtown, Allentown, Up- The center must initiate new The previous day the U. S. The first professional day will per Freehold and Roosevelt. community services, or extend FEEDS YOUR LAWN Command had noted the apb-e an orientation for new teach- or improve existing ones, the pearance of a "Dragon Lady" ers only Sept. 1. The program is Sept. 22, Howell Township Hall, reg. grant program doesn't apply to terrorist and a male accomplice planned to acquaint the teachers Howel-I, Millstone and Freehold 5,000 iq. ft. 6.95 replacement of services already 5.95 in a European automobile who with the system and the commu- Township. available to the community. Alto sava 2.00 on rag. nity. The group will assemble at Sept. 25, Howell Township Hall, had missed in two attacks gn 10,000 iq. ft. b«g 12.95 American personnel in the capi- 9:30" a.m. in the Vetter School. Marlboro Township. The center must be in a lo- 10.95 cation easily accessible to a signif- tal. After a welcoming ceremony, Sept. 27, Howell Township Hall, icant portion of low or moder- they will board a bus for a tour Freehold Borough and Marlboro The heaviest ground fighting ate income borough residents, the of the four schools, the' commu- Township. centered in coastal Quang Ngai HUD spokesman said. and Quang Tin provinces in nity and Fort Monmouth. Sept. 29, Borough Hall, Red The grant applies to the cost northern South Vietnam. Ameri- On Sept. 5, the entire faculty [Bank, Union Beach, Raritan Save can Task Force Oregon reported will meet at 9 a.m. in the Mead- of architectural and engineering on Township and Holmdel. services, land acquisition, demo- killing 40 Communist soldiers in owbrook School. Robert Quinn, Oct. 2, Borough Hall, Red scattered actions and finding board oE education president, will lition, construction, site im- new Warren F«others, Claysburg, Penna,, ihowi result! he received by the Lesley Bank, Monmouth Beach, Ocean- provement and relocation ser- Homi Traatmfefit Method. He

.-• • »• • •• •. ••'•.-•••. ti Y; 4-?rid»y, August 18, 1-967 ftil DAILY REGISTER Marine Hero Receives The Bronze Star LAKEHURST - Marine Lance in the war. - Last Dee. 10, . a Proud duttntn were fibe Scouts Plan Badge Course OBITUARIES •Cpl. Btrry L, Duncan, 19, of 601 white phosphorous (hell ex- youth's parents, Mr. »nd Mr«. Bowne Kid., Wayside, yesterday ploded near him, severely burn- Leroy Duncan of Aabury P«&, OAKHURST — Monmouth The following men will make ing his right shoulder, arm and and his fiancee, Miss Eileen Ot- MRS. OSCAR E. ENGLUND ' GUY STANLEY COLLINS WILLIAM J. VAN WICKLE received the Bronze Star tor Council, Boy Scouts of America, up the staff and will assist Mr. heroism In Vietnam at the Lake- back. He was hospitalized for, a ter, 19, of Brighton Way, Middle- will hold its First Council Wood Bett in the training program: MATAWAN - Mrs. Helga En- FAIR HAVEN - Mr. Guy NORTH LONG BRANOH-Wil- hurst Naval Air Station here. month before returning to duty. town. Badge course at the Forestburg Rtond, 73, of 132 Broad St., died Stanley Collins, 79, of 17 McKin- lam J. Van Wickle, 75, of 3 For"this, he had been awarded _ - _ .. . ..,, , Junior F. Bouk, Rumson; John Later, he was sworn in as a He has been in Che Ma- Wednesday In her home. non Dr., Chatham, Ontario, Can Coionia Dr. died yesterday in the the Purple Heart. Scout Reservation Aug. 19-27 for] ' new member of the Wayside Fire rine Corps since March, 1965 and B k ada, died Thursday at the home Jersey Shore Medical Center, the scouters of Monmouth Coun-! y - Freehold; David Mmott, Born in Sweden, she was the Young Duncan's commanding ty. George Bett, Shrewsbury, as- West Allenhurst; W. Allen Turn- of his daughter, Mrs. John O'Neill Neptune Township. Co. served in Vietnam 13 months, daughter of the late George and officer at the Marine barracks • istant Seoul executive, will be of 251 Cambridge Ave., Fair Ha Born in Staten Island, N.Y., Mr. The marine received the medal er, Highlands; Alfred E. Wes- Matilda Dahlstrom. here, Maj. H. H. Brooks, pre- from May, 1966 through June of deputy camp chief for the eight- ven. Von Wickle had resided most of or rescuing several of his mates terfield, Red Bank, and Thomas iented the medal. this year. day course. She came to the United States his life in Asbury Park and re- uring a "search and destroy" Hallowell, Little Silver. in 1914, and had resided in the Born in London, England, he Mr. Belt said, "The purpose of sided here very recently. He was mission near Khesanh, Quangtri borough 30 years. was a retired proprietor of a 'rovince. Woodbadge training is to get men the son of the late Nicholas and Surviving are her husband, general store. His unit, Company K, of the to think about the practice of There's punch in your sales Catherine Van Wickle and the Oscar E. Englund; three sons, Surviving besides his daughter 3d Battalion, the 3d Marine Dii scouting, to meet together, to ex- husband of the late Mary Scha message when a Classified Ad George Englund of Staten Island, are his wife, Mable Burke Col- rue Van Wickle. >ion, engaged North Vietnamese change experiences and to live N.Y., Arna Englund of Summit, Iroops, who were welWortrtied writer helps word your Ad. Dial lins; two sons, James of Fair Surviving are a son, James together in the spirit of the Scout MI HiH 8C1 on April 2S. Marine and Carl Englund of Point Pleas- Haven, Alan Collins of Detroit, Van Wickle of Matawan ;a daugh- oath." |741-6900 today. asualties were ordered to be ant, and a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Mich.; one sister Miss Daisy Col- ter, Mrs. Richard Smith, here; emoved lo a secure area across Shaw of this place. lins of England; and 11 grand- six grandchildren; two sisters Bread St. and piuen Annt Dr., Shrewibury—747-55S5 a ridge, a route largely exposed The funeral will be tomorrow children. «,. ( Mrs. Mary Travers and Mrs Open Sun. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.—Men. thru Frl. M»M. to 9 P.M. to heavy enemy fire. FOR ANY OCCASION Theresa Willett, both of Ago at 11 a.m. in Bedle Funeral Local arrangements are under In an unusual rescue exploit WE WILL SPREAD SCOTTS'I Ariz., and a brother, Edward Home, here, with Rev. Dennis the direction of the William S. me of five buddies the corporal TURF BUILDER and HONEY BEE FLOWERS Anderson Funeral" Home, Red Van Wickle of Phoenix, Arii. Jacobs, assistant pastor of the :arried from enemy hands at the CHEMICALS . . Bank. Services will be conducted Funeral arrangement! are un- RUSSELL T. HODGKISS FJrst ..Prpsbyierian Church,.. here, »tHefrent was dead and pun- •mm b* $50 or more. at Chatham. der the direction of the John E an knew it. 464 BROAD ST. officiating. Burial will be in Old Day Funeral Home, Red Bank. 'You don't know what Charlie SHREWSBURY Tennent Cemetery, Tennent, STEVE PETRILLO does to some of our dead," Dun- 74L4020 MIDDLETOWN—Steve Petrillo, an explained after he was MRS. MICHAEL FRANZESE 51, of 19 Delaware St. died yes Dad Drowns iwarded the Brome Star with Reliable Sines 1927 RIVER PLAZA - Mrs. An- terday at Riverview Hospital, ralor clasp in the ceremony. "Be toinette Franzese, 63, of 643 after a long illness. ides, I don't want any Marine BY WIRE ANYWHERE Trying To to be used as a booby trap," he West Front St., River Plaza, died A warehouseman for RCA in added. Thursday at the Riverview Hos- Edison, Mr. Petrillo was born in pital. Providence, R. I., to the late The youthful corporal was Rescue Son onored (or carrying the dead Francisco and Carmella Petrillo. Born in Italy, she had resided SANDY HOOK - An East Or man and four wounded Marines He lived in Newark before mov- in this country most of her life. ange man drowned ln>Horseshoe rom a pinned down area to a ing here 12 years ago. She was a communicant of St. Cove here yesterday while at elicopter evacuation point. He Anthony'B Catholic Church, Red A veteran of World War II, Mr. tempting to rescue his 6-year made five trips crossing a 300- John E. Day Bank. Petrillo was a member of the old son who had jumped out of ard open area bringing the men Surviving are her husband, Moose Head Lodge of Harrison. a boat In nine feet of water. [o the helicopter. The exploit Michael; a son, Patey of Middle- He is survived by his wife, Pronounced dead at the ecene ollowed his return to the front town; a daughter, Mrs. Anthony Ann Caprio Petrillo; two daugh- by Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gil-man ne after he was wounded earlier FUNERAL HOME Catalano of West Deal; and one ters, Mrs. Millicent Gurzi and county physician, was Archie sister, Mrs. Clfristina Rizzo of Mrs. Barbara Yakow, both Evans, 38, of 19 Davis Ave., East Red Bank; and seven grand- here; three brothers, Michael Orange. YOU D0NT 135 W. Front St. children. of Clifton, Alexander of Belle Although the' boy was rescued NEED Red Bank ville and Peter of Cedar Grove by Steve Booker, the victim's A Requiem Mass will be of- and four grandchildren. brother-in-law, Mr. Booker did MONeY... C. SIDUN, Director 747-0332 fered In St. Anthony's Church, not notice that Mr. Evans had Monday at 8 a.m. Burial undei A High Requiem Mass will be disappeared until he floated the until you the direction of the William S said at 10 a.m. Monday at the St boy to 6hore on a tube. want to buy Anderson Funeral Home, •will be Anthony's Catholic Church, Red An immediate search of the In Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Middli Bank. Burial will be in the Mt area took place and the man's somettiinq. town. Olivet Cemetery, here. The John body was found at the bottom F. ffleger Funeral Home, Tin- of the cove. The body was .re- SAVEFORIT! nr.Ant NOTICE dall Rd., here, is-in charge of ar- NELL — Iunri M. ot 1 Part' leased to the Posten Funeral T»rrac». HoimdJi, N.J. on AiitOT rangement. Home, Atlantic Highlands. Poilbook 16 1W»7 Wlf» of th« I»t« Oharlw Wot den Funeral Home mrttlipr or TKmnld, Gordon ami M/Rirt Patrolman Frank Kirdwer In- Account! ^haxlcB OwinnHI, «lster of MM. MM MunUki Mirt Clarence Onrv. Al«o B ARTHUR E. ERICSON vestigated for the N. J. Marine i-lved hy eight Rmn^chlMren. U«P Police. Patrolman Leonard Moon Tim« Saying Inpc at «i« Sllvl* Funeral Home. 3.' BBLFORD - Arthur E. Eric- t0 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK C*rtiHcotct Decknr Av*., Port Bldimond, Stater son, 69, of 10 Rt. 36 died Wtdnes investigated the mishap for Mid- 4 [sland. Service Saturday, Anwt IB, dletown police. 10:30 a-m. at St. Ifary'i Episcopal day in Eaton Park Nursing ^huroh, 347 Bavin Ave., fl.T, Tntermwil Special n/ it mitarl. :>CMJI View Cemetery. VlnHlnjc houri Home, Eatontowji, after a short 70 ir i jt%t TlnM Saving U f-10 p.m. Thursday antl 2-5 and 7-11 illness. < .r Itmter i.m. Friday. Certificate. 5 Day and Night Phone . . . Born in Sweden, he was the Arrested son of the late Eric Ericson and Dcth»—«L3.fV 3 U*)3O U tt933O0 «B4 hid not ytt «tt*b-|irmrtasent, far from It What I to both -rt Val Ind T ft again, I suggest you look at E G BANKS m Airlfa Important Notice m Can 58 13(4 By Roger E. Spear U G, Gulton and Conrac. At pres- Div. Bid Aske m Cyan 3114 Met & My ent, I advise growth stocks which Belmar-Wall Nations! 4.00 250 m M Fdy 22 y% Utton Ind 94 H Spear Central Jersey Bank m Motori Lukens Stl represent effective merchandis- (xx) .30 11VS w. m Smelt 7014 Muck Trie 70H in the future. Should we concen- from Eatontown National Bank .30 27 m Std 28 Ma«iu.vox 14 Q) "I am a young engineer, trate on growth or'speculative ng in the consumer field and 29 m Tel A Tel &1*i Miralh Oil 75% ecently married, 24 years old. are relatively unaffected by ris- Farmers & Merchants .05 m Tob 34H Mfcrtln SI 23K stocks or a mixture of the two First Merch. Nat'l Bank 4014 have adequate savings and ing costs. I suggest Avon Prod- (x) (xx) .28 f MP Inc Muonltt Any suggestions would be appre- First National Bank of Spring Lake 1.60 60 nacortcls. 6H1 Merck siy. ucts; Bristol-Myers; Baxter Lab- The Fred D. Wikpff Co. rmco BU HUM 54!, iave extra money available for ciated." R.C First Nat'l Bank of Toms River (xx) .76 28'/$ rmnur 38% Minn MAM oratories. Due TO.tho fact that our amployoss are now First State Ocean County (x) a% rmst Ck 5614 Motlloll 41% ivestment. We would like to A) It is i genuine pleasure b 19 21 shl Oil 32* Mont Ward 25 Q) "I'm considering giving a on « f ve-day 40-hour week there will be no deliv- Keansburg-Middletown 1.40 tchison 28'A Nat Else 49H mild a portfolio lo benefit our- 60 help someone like yourself to pro- rruitual fund to my small grand- Middletown Banking Co. 11 103 N Canll Reg 109 eries on Saturdays starting August 19th, 1967. vco Corp 5914 Nat Dairy 39 'elves and our hoped-for family, vide for the future* Under differ- child. However, I see in your col- Monmouth County National (xx) 18 abcock W 65% Nat Distill 45% Please anticipate your needs in advance so Bayuk CAg 13 V» Nat Gyps 43 ent market conditions, I would b umn tthat you don't approve of N. J. National Bank (x) (x Split) .24 854 Sell & How 78 Nat Steel 42'i that delivery may be made either on Friday or the Ocean County National $10. 360 endix 49^ NY Central 78'^ inclined to suggest a plan includ- funds. What suggestion would teth Bleel 37 Nla M Pow 21S you make?" A'.K. Monday following receipt of your order. Peoples Nat'l Bank of Monmouth .40 15 oelng 100 ^m No Am AV 47« UTE Sales, ing both growth stocks and spei Peoples National Bank of Lakewood 4 00 140 iorrfen 39 ft Nor Pac 65 V| ulative issues. In the latter groui A) It you will allow me to say Our itore on Maplo Ave. will be open on Bnrg Warn Nwst Airlln 107* Sea Bright National 2 00 M tninawk 12 Ml Norwich Ph 81% I would favor science -relatei so, you are entirely wrong as to Saturdays from 7;30 A.M., to 12 Noon, for pick-up Trust Co. of Ocean County .50 plus 4% 47 ucy Erie 3414 Out!) Uar 20% Income Up lulova 59ft Owena III equities which were speculativ my opinion on mutual funds. I purchases. 38% 28 Ij INDUSTRIAL Burl Ind Pan Am Wll 1 don't disapprove of this type of Case, JI 2214 Penney, JO 6S : OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The fis- only in the sense that they wer We trust that this will not Inconvenience you Aerologlcal Research ^ater Trao 49 ]4 Pa Pw 4 U 31PA cal year ending last March 31 >laneac eai-i Pa RE 57 and thank you for your co-operation. Alkon Industries 'lies A. Oh 70", Pepsi Co 42 marked the greatest period of Brockway " ' *'" "48'/l Periiln Eltfl FRED D.WIKOFF COMPANY •itlea Bv M',i Pllzer 81} growth in the history of United Buck Engineering 32 W Coca Cola •• Phil El 32 % elecontro] Electronics, Inc., Electronic Associates -.» 30 20'/ Olg Palm 40V.I Phlll P«t ENROLL NOW Cnlum Gas Pit Bleel 13'/ Harold T. Sher, president, an- Electronic Assistance 20% 161/ 33', ^oml Solv 4117 1 1 Pub Si- EtG hr A WjM Mm Foodarama 15'/ Con Eiiis 33 <« Pullman 511 nounced at the annual stockhold- ft 3 Con Can 5814 RCA 63! ers' meeting in the firm's offices b Laird 6 / Jorn Prod 48\ Reading Co 21 • OfflM AnUBuUan Monmouth Capital 6'/ft, 8'/ Corning G 334' Repub Stl at 3500 Sunset Ave. • Compafcr mtranvlnf FRED D. WIKOFF CO. ;rn ZeU 48 Revlon 671 Monmouth Electric 4 Cruc Stl '' ^1 neyn Met s:rt. According to the UTE annual Nertheoat Businea Monmouth Park n 14'/ Curtisfl Wr 31% Reyn Tob 40? report, net sales for the year to- N. J. Natural Gai Deere 81»i Rob Controls 31! Machine* School 234 MAPLE AVENUE 13 23 Del A Hud 34% Bt Jo« Lead 45*. taled $943,652.08, compared to Rowan Controller Dent Sup 34^ st Regis Pap 33? 54 irwJ Si, Red B«k 22$ Jovr Chera Seara Roeb 58 li $755. 242.40 tor 1986. The firm has Servomation iress Ind '19 li Shell Oil 73'» 747-4647 RED BANK A 741-0554 Spiral Metal 15 u Pont 162 'i Sinclair 78 increased its facilities, expanded U. S. Homes 38W Duq Lt 32' Smith. AO 3314 plant space and anticipates furth- 22 East Kod 132'^ Sou Pac 33 waiter Reade - Sterling End -John Sou Hy 511 * er expansion before the year is 2Vi Erie Lack Sperry PA 39) Winslow Tel. 3* Firestone BO'i Sin Brano1 41) over. (x) Dividend (xx) Plus Stock FMC Co Stn OH Cal 57H '"or A Mot Btd Oil NJ 63' In his annual message to stock- Gen Accept ;ti ii Sturteliaker 6«S Gen CIg 2'ili Texaco 74', holders, Mr. Sher stressed in- Gen Dynam 67Ti Tex G Sul 140' creasing U.S. government orders Oen Elec 103«i Textron 781 Gen Fds 7«'^ i Tidewit Oil 98 >• for radar transponders, a line of Gen Motors IMS Tranaamer 42'. Gen Pub Ut Un Cartold* 63V compact self-contained radar G Tel A Tel •US'' Un Pac 4*', sets, as the greatest single factor Gen Tire Un Tank O 69 Ga Pac Cp 61li Unlroyal 42'. in the firm's rising military safes. COMPANY Gillette Unit Alrc rA»IU»Y »«v»K • RIB iANK • ItICK Glen Aid 17 i! Untied Op 11» UTE net income for 1967 was loodrlch US Plywood 52! loodyear 4« US Smelt 72 • $45,304,45 contrasted with $4,150.50 G race Co 47^4 US Steel <8% [or 1966. Net income per share Gt AAP Walworth 13 Greyhound Well Mkt> 24 rose from 3 cents in 1966 to 30 Gulf 01! li71^*i Wn Un Tel 38! Hamm Pap 29 We&ts El 65! cents in 1967. Gyrotronics Inc., Here [nc , White Mot the firm's subsidiary, reported a III Cent Inrl 67 % WH«o Chera 351 Ing Hand 47H Woolwth 28' net income rise from $566-58 to Int Bus Mch 492 Xerox Int Harv 38U Yngst 8b*T MSi $16,137.84 in 1967. Together, the [nt Nick Win parent company and subsidiary OAUAAI fnt Paper 29'i Int Tel A Tel 27% had a net income of $61,433 in I-T-E CM Bile AT It 1967, amounting 40 40 cents a Men's Clothing American share.

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Favors Site for School Aldene Still Under Attack 60 Buena Vista Ave. Rumson, N. J. The American Commuters Associa- A state official says the air condi- To the Editor: tion is continuing to take issue with tioning will be provided — and he de- Mr, LaBrecque raised several questions about the Rumson the Aldene Plan — and some interest- nied that commuters from shore sta- school proposals in your paper. A public answer may help to get other questions asked and answered before we are asked to ing exchanges this week between ACA tions are regularly standing on their vote. and state transportation officials way to work. For good measure, came TO SHAPE: UP Ridge Rd. is posted at 40, not 50 mph. A school there would, point up the situation. the, pledge that all efforts are being WITH BETTER of course, bring down the speed limit. Certainly bringing school It seems, according to the state made to improve traveling conditions. AMP traffic in from one straight road would be an improvement over the six tight intersections surrounding Forrestdale now. Transportation Department, that im- We do not expect that this will There are three large developments adjacent to the Lovett plementation of the plan Jj^as not quiet Mr. Mitzner and the ACA. He is tract. There is a fourth proposed for the southwest end of Rum- forced large numbers of commuters off' committed in his battle to bring about son. Obviously not all of the children would be bused. The Jersey Shore trains despite such better train service and with it fairly school administration states it would be a minor increase. Mr. LaBrecque questions the site drainage. The school claims by the ACA. Matter of fact, ^ comfortable commuting conditions. board was questioned at a public meeting. They said that it the stale says the traffic loss in six. • Of -coursef-the- state doesn't seem. had been tested and was satisfactory. I have notice that the months has been 60 passengers out of to be too interested in comfort. Its • pools that remain, after a. rain are on the .opposite side.al Ridge more than 8,000. And there is cer- Rd. big aim is to keep the trains running "Acres per child" doesn't mean much to me either. If you tainly nothing critical about that. — and this was one of the reasons for go into Forrestdale during school hours it is painfully clear It did not take long for Bernard M. the Aldene Plan in the first glace. the school is over used. The building committee report still Mitzner, the energetic ACA president, We suppose the issue may never be available at the office says (and explains why): 1. We need more classrooms. to challenge the state and put the settled — at least as long as the trans- 2. To rebuild Forrestdale will cost $35 per square foot com- whole picture in another light. Now, portation struggle continues in the pared to $19.50 per square foot for another school. • says Mr. Mitzner, area commuters may state. Commuters should consider 3. A rebuilt Forrestdale will have severely crowded cor- not be quitting the railroads — but themselves fortunate that the Aldene ridors, playgrounds, streets, etc. 4. The high school and grammar school will be forced'to they are irritated about standing in the Plan is working. But it is important compete with each other for space in a very tight box. trains these hot summer days. Besides, that some of the train refinements 5. In 1973 we will have to build again if we don't move to he wants to know where the promised start to take place so that the journey the Lovett tract now. air conditioning is for some of the to and from the city can be fairly That is why even the school board dissenter proposes buying the Lovett tract now and letting it sit idle until 1973. commuter trains. pleasant instead of a daily ordeal. Our school board members are not public relation experts, 5 but I have found them quite ready to answer questions. They roH POST seem to me to be most interested in both good education and New Jersey Battles Pollution lowest cost to taxpayers. THE REPORTER Sincerely, New Jersey. is taking some firm fur content of fuels burned in indus- Mrs. D. C. Gahn steps to eliminate about three-fourths tries, businesses and homes, the state of its sulfur air pollution. Regulations could be controlling pollution at its Critical Look at the World The Vietnam Election have been proposed by the state De- very source. And, even though it will By JIM BISHOP of the trial every day for 14 weeks. The film 1306 Edgewood Ave. partment of Health — and a public take longer than hoped for, it is the The good thing about stubbornness is that was the same as shown on OBS and NBC, but Wanamassa, N. J. hearing is scheduled on them Sept. 11 desired goal. It thrives on rebuff. Mine is a soft-voiced, ABC won an Emmy for it. I didn't. ABC To the Editor: in Trenton. There probably will be opposition to clenched teeth obstinacy which I am fond of did. I had proved nothing. According to the New York Times the election in Vietnam blaming on Gaelic forebears who shook the Jack Paar wanted a semi-permanent is little more than three weeks away. The generals who rule the The state's program for requiring the proposed regulations. Costly pro- peat off their feet and came here by steerage guest, so I was on his show a ecore or more country promise free elections but do not keep their promises. low sulfur fuels would be carried out duction changes will be in order to to become cops or crooks. times. Then it was Mike Wallace and Mike For one, the generals say they will retaliate if any newspaper in three phases with Oct. 1, 1971, as handle low sulfur fuels. . And this The Irish refer to this in- Douglas and Merv Griffin and Art Limkletter, goes out of line by closing the offending journal or cutting off flexibility of mind as being the deadline for the ultimate reduction could mean, among other things, high- but I was treading water. There were stories their supply of newspaper print. "thick" or, more properly, everywhere which lent themselves more to The newspaper "junta" has been leaving white blank spaces in sulfur content. er electric and fuel bills to the consum- "t'ick." the camera than to the written word, and no in their paper in areas where they would have published con- There is no question that the prob- er and to industry. Whatever Jt is, the one could see them except me. troversial news if they were allowed. lem is a serious one in some sections But weighed against the increased Bishops hive more of it I was offered a small couch show. I said The government has firmly kept their hands on the rein* than brains. My mother no, that isn't it. Official Films ran a series and not allowed troublesome candidates to run for either of the state — especially where there costs must be the health of New Jersey once said that all the called Battle Line, and I became the narrator, senate or president. General Duong Van Minn and Truang is a concentration of heavy industry. residents. And we should be willing Bishops were mules, and but this only increased the stubbornness. Thanh both were excluded by the constitutional assembly for By requiring reductions in the sul- to pay the price for that. had the ears to prove it. My place was not in front of a camera. If running for president. Also Thlch Tri Quang, Buddhist monk, Quietly, my father pulled a BISHOP anything, behind it. A succession of "pilot" was ruled off the ballot. refrigerator door off and story ideas left this typewriter and came We who are sacrificing thousands of our youth to preserve bent it In half. My grandmother once de- back marked, "Fair, but who would sponsor and teach democracy in Vietnam should certainly not allow Prospect of Autumn 1 clined a bank's offer to reduce the mortgage it?" such flagrant abuses of the democratic process. When it comes to seasons, we tem- crowded. Between here and the interest by one-quarter of a per cent. "No, * * * Further Brig. Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Loan, tough security perate zone dwellers are a fickle lot. mountains were long lines of swelter- thank you," she said. Not that she didn't THE SPONSORS RUN the networks, In a chief, was dispatched to the assembly chambers with an armed need the money, you understand. It was, newspaper, it would be comparable if the lo- guard, to emphasize that if the assembly does not accept the The summer we so eagerly greeted in ing traffic that made the whole thing excuse me, the principle of the thing. candidacy of Thieu and Ky the present general-controlled hardly worth it. And won't it be nice, cal department store and the automobile June grows wearisome in mid-August, I'm thick about television. My face is in agency got together to tell the editor what government would dissolve the assembly. mom, to get the kids back to school? the TV tube all hours of the night and yet I he could print about Vietnam, or Robert F. Very truly yours, and a favorite subject of a midsum- And won't it be nice, kids, to have growl at what I see. The commercials are Kennedy. Tlie teeth were grinding down to Sara Nehman mer night's dream seems to be the things to do again? coyly clever, the stories are in such a rut the gums. that, according to calculations, they keep prospect of autumn. Last month, Stephen Wolfson of Jackson- The signs of impending change are telling the same 16 plots over and over with ville asked me if I would like to join a tele- Confused Taxpayer In retrospect, we can understand showing. The days grow shorter, with different costumes and the same actors. vision syndication corporation called Royal- 10 Laurel Dr. now our infatuation with the promise the sun setting 40 minutes earlier now Television is not my business. Why must ty Productions Inc. It would produce truth; Little Silver, N. 3. of summer, two short months ago. than it did in June. Although you I be the messiah of the myopic lens? I don't no fiction. H I would buy a little stock in his To the^Editor: know. I... just... don't.., know. Ten years camera co-op, he said, I could be vice presi- The world becomes more and more confused. There had been a long, cold winter, fol- have to get up pretty early to notice ago, I spent some time with the men who dent. So I did, and he did. And a commenta- It was reported in The Daily Register last week that tt» lowed by a long, cold spring, and we it, it's also rising 45 minutes later. tell us what we want to see, and I tried to tor friend of mine, Larry King, the silk-suited Little Silver School Board met. One of the things they discussed were just about fed up with icy roads And this is a process that's quickening. interest them in documentaries. Instead of so question marie of Brooklyn, also joined. was that Little Silver tax money will be used to transport some In the next month we'll lose another much lousy fiction, I argued, why not tell Know what? Are you ready? The stub- 20 students to a private school. and fuel bills. The solstice promised true stories, real stories, and make them so hour and 20 minutes of daily sunlight. born quality is about to dissipate. We're go- One of the things not discussed was that many parents in glorious days on the beach, trips to entertaining that they'll look like cliff-hang- ing to do a two-hour documentary next month Little Silver have to pay $1.50 per week out of their own pocket the mountains, respite for parents Then there are pre-season football ers? called A Critical Look at the World. It is a to transport their own children to Red Bank, to a public from the chore of getting the kids off games, kindergarten registration no- * * * dangerous venture, my friends, but it's like school. Why must we use public money to transport students to •' tices, window displays of school- sup- I RECEIVED PITYING glances. Do we, the kid who wanted to ride a rocket once. to school, and for the kids from having private school, and private money to transport students to a they asked, tell you how to write your books? Just once. to get to school. plies, clearance sales on swim wear and public school? Do we complain to the editors about your We will go to London, Paris, Berlin, fishing tackle! southbound birds gather- You must admit that it is a little confusing, isn't it? It didn't always work out. The cornball columns? No? Then stay out of TV Rome, Beirut, Jerusalem, New Delhi, Bang- Sincerely, beach was too cold and wet and too Ing on beaches and wires. and leave it to the professionals. I hate Lucy, kok — Saigon if permitted — Hong Kong, Tok- George Gilkeson lonesome, or too hot and dry and too Relief is only a swallow flock away. I said. They smiled. Hate it to your heart's yo, Honolulu and Los Angeles. Two cinema- content, they said, we have 40 million people tographers — Dick Winer and Egon Stephan •who love it. — win take a long, realistic look at the world. Events of Years Ago INSIDE WASHINGTON In effect, the TV set Is saying: "Put up Thia is precisely where (ihe stubbornness or shut up." The flying time around the comes in. The more they brushed me off, world is 39VS hours by Pan-American It's the harder I clung to their lapels. The more shorter with LSD, they tell me, but the nice LBJ Slates Radio-TV Reports they applauded Beverly Hill Billies, the more part about the airplane is that it brings you 50 Years Ago By ROBERT S. ALIEN and PAUL SCOTT THE POSITIVE APPROACH - Taking I roared that they were out of their minds. back. Orders to break camp at Sea Girt were received by the President Johnson is planning to deliver a his cue from the lawmakers' comments, the When Adolf Eichmann went on trial, I Come along, my friend.. I need someone Red Bank First Aid Company. This company was selected to aeries of fireside TV-radio chats to the nation. President responded: 'took over the WABC job of ad-libbing the film to hold my hand. make up part of the next American army to be sent to Europe Scheduled to begin before Labor Day, the "My recent Baltimore speech, asking for and the orders sent the boys into a fever of expectant excite- broadcasts from the White House will be more stress on the positive things being done YOUR MONEY'S WORTH ment, used to rally public support for the adminis- in this nation, brought a good public re- tration's stalled domestic legislative program sponse. I believe if this approach is used in Charles K. Champlin and his theatrical company, who have for the cities and its be- a series of nationally televised talks from the Money-Making Stocks been rehearsing at the Red Bank Lyceum Theater, will open leaguered Vietnam war the season at Somerville. The following week, which is fair White House that we can rally the great ma- strategy. By SYLVIA PORTER 969, and Chromalloy American Corp., $1,279,- week in Red Bank, Mr. Champlin will play at the Lyric jority of the people behind our programs both In the past 12 months, the New York 950. The President, taking a Theater. at home and abroad." Stock Exchange average of all listed common ROWE PRICE New Horizons Fund, Inc., . page from the political note- S.of"^ Millip'ofe Corp., $l,557,'5OO;' National Chem- "A St. Bernard dog owned foj* Herman "RHzaii "61 Shrewsbury" But during the same period, price increases Township is the mother of a litter of 17 puppies. Dr. Robert Roosevelt, is counting on TV talks being construed as "an attack on search, $1,444,500; Avery Products, $1,436,500; of more than 60 per cent have been chalked Dickson of Fair Haven, who was called to care lor the dog, these personal pep talks to Congress," the President responded with an Interstate Hosts, $1,426,500; Scope, Inc., $1,- up by three mutual funds! says that in all his practice as a veterinarian he never before bolster his sagging popularU appropriate gesture, "I'll just prod Congress 320,000; Computer Usage, $1,285,100; Berkey No matter what your yard- heard of such a large litter. ty, now at an all-time low a bit. I won't attack you gentlemen. There Photo, $1,268,750; Sanders Associates, $1,207,- stick, those three have out- according to the. latest na- are enough problems facing me." 500; Monarch Marking System, $1,195,600, and performed the performances Planning Research/$1,193,500. ALLEN tional polls. President Johnson, who sees himself as an" of the vast majority of us. * * * Details of these and "action President," has been visually stung in The three funds which, other future political ^plans of the President WINFIELD GROWTH Fund, Inc., Liquid- recent days by critics who have charged he according to an Arthur Wie- were made known this week to Democratic onica, Inc., $1,267,500; Monogram Industries, has not done enough in response to the riots senberger and Co. analysis, congressional leaders when they appealed to showed the greatest percent- $1,262,250; Alloys Unlimited, Inc., $1,189,900;' the White House for help to got the admin- or in Vietnam. age price increase in the 12- Teledyne, Inc., $1,137,000; Rayette-Faberge, istration's legislative program "moving Note: A private study being examined by month span were: Enter- Inc., $1,075,000; Susquehanna Corp., $1,015,- again" in Congress. the President reveals that 94 per cent of prise Fund, up 76.9 per 300; Victor Comptometer Corp., $962,000; Oc- In their frank backstage homes in the U.S. have one or more televi- PORTER cent; Rowe Price New cidental Petroleum, $909,375; Solitron Devices, • discussions, the House and sion set. In the key political states of Michi- Horizons Fund, Inc., up 67.4 per cent; Win- $889,000, and Growth International, Inc., Senate leaders prodded the gan, Ohio, and New Jersey, the figure is 97 field Growth Fund, Inc., up 62.1 per cent. $856,250. per cent. Unless you're a close student of the new- President into action by tell- I have obtained and have been studying ing him that his program, * * * est fields at American industry, science and the common stocks owned by these three to service today, you won't even recognize most and, in particular, his call REPUBLICAN POLITICS - Visitors re- trace the sources of their recent spectacular of the names. They're so unseasoned, in for more taxes, will need all port that former President Eisenhower is success. (Before you read the names, be fact, that most aren't even listed on an ex- the support he can personal- taking a much more active interest In the warned: the funds may no longer own or change. ly muster to pass Congress selection of next year's Republican candidates may be right now selling any one or more of Unless you're dediberately ignoring the at this session. than he did three years ago. these stocks; past performance is no guaran- SCOTT Speaker John McCormack, . tee whatsoever of future performance; the great blue chip companies and the basic rules Instead of remaining nloof as in 1964, the lor sound, well-balanced Investments, you're D-Mass., reported that Ihe prices of any of these stocks may now be so former President is letting it be ^known he on the outside-looking-ln. Even if you recog- climate in Congress ha?, if anything, hardened inflated that you would be a sucker to buy; will endorse one candidate before the GOP nize a name or two, they do not represent against Great Society programs in the wake in short, copy at your own risk!) Now here national convention delegates convene in the best-known blue chips. of racial riots. If there i.s to be action, he are the 10 largest/holdings of each. Miami a year from. now. . ,p '•• •; — .» In summary, tho big money today is be- warned, it will require personal, li-adciship # ' • * • While not closing the door to other candi- ing made In the far-out stocks of tomorrow. .. by ..the.. President. " dates, Eisenhower at present-is boosting for- ENTERPRISE FUND, Pennsylvania Life.Ins Some of these may achieve blue chip status Other Democratic leaders stressed this mer Vice President NixOiV and Michigan's Co., $2,925,102; Valve Corp. of America, $2,- in. the. years .to.come, but they certainly do need, pointing out that Vice President Governor Romncy. f 072,862; CSZ Computer Sciences Corp., $1,- not have it today, Humphrey, assigned to push the administra- His callers also are saying Eisenhower 919,925; Olin Matihieson Chemical Corp., $1,- This is a viciously selective market in believes both California's Governor Ronald 880,250; Purex Corp., Ltd., £1,807,375; Victor tion's legislative proposals, had temporarily which professional speculators are playing Reagan and Illinois' Senator Charles Percy Comptometer Corp., $1,776,600; Foremost the wildest poker games against professional 1 at least, rendered himself useless on, Capitol should pass up 1968 — and wait four more Dairies, Inc., $1,680,000: Royal Industries, Inc., speculators. If you, an amateur, are in this MAN ON WHITE 'HORSE ? Hill by his public criticism of Congress. years to run. $1,436,400; Denny's Restaurants, Inc., $1,416,- game, check up on your odds! FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1967 H Miss Wright Is Bride Eyes Right.... Of Donald Wickline Jr. FOR THE YOUNG SET a multi-striped orlon mln't-drtu with link chain belt NEW MONMOUTH - Miss Ei- it modeled by Andelynn Anderson of Plum St., New Shrewsbury, and leen Cecelia Wright, daughter of Carol Leonard, Clinton PI., also New Shrewsbury, shows a comfortable ' Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wright, ttride in a red wool culotte suit fashioned with an industrial zipper 26 Sylvia Ter., and Donald Lee and worn with a wool turtle sweater. The collection from Donna's, Red Wickline Jr., were married Sat- Bank, will be included in a benefit fashion show being presented by urday, here, in St. Mary's Cath- the New Shrewsbury Youth Council, a component of the Monmouth olic Church. Community Action Program, Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Community The bridegroom is the son of Room, Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown. Halo Wigs, Asbury Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee Wick- line Sr., 32 John St., Red Bank. Park; Miles Shoes and Bamberger's fashions also will be featured. Other Msgr. Robert T. Bulman cele- models will be Sheila Niel, chairman of the event; Sue Butts, Deborah brated the Nuptial Mass and of- Hall, Sheila Anderson, Patricia Murphy, Shirley and Carrie Smith, and ficiated at the double ring cere- mony. Brenda Ashton. John Morton is adviser to tha youth council and The bride was given in mar- organizer of the group. Proceeds from Sunday's event will benefit riage by her father. She wore a the Monmouth Medical Center. Mm. Silvio J. DeNunzio floor-length gown of peau de soie (The former Patricia Gore) with lace appliques. The fitted bodice featured Hhree-quarter- length sleeves and the chapel train was trimmed with peau de Miss Gore soie roses. Her vei{-«!so -was chapei-Iength. Marries Mrs. Ferdinand Slazkovsky, Mrsr Donald Wickline Jr. Hazlet, was matron of honor for (The former Eileen Wright) her sister. The bridal attendants were Mrs. Robert Sanders, New are graduates of Red Bank Cath- At Mass York City, sister of the (?ride; lic High School. Mrs. Wickline Miss Therese Savage, New'Mon- attended St. Elizabeth's Hospital NEW MONMOUTH - The mar-mouth; and Mrs. William Krug, School of Nursing, Elizabeth, and riage vows of Miss Patricia Ann Parsippany, N. J. Six-year-old Gore and Silvio Joseph DeNunzio Laura Sanders, New York City, was employed at Bell Telephone were solemnized at a Nuptial niece of the bride, was flower Laboratories, Holmdel. Mass Saturday here in St. Mary's girl. Catholic Church. Msgr. Robert T. The bridegroom is a senior at Bulman, pastor, was celebrant. John Fohl, North Canton, Ohio, Walsh College, Canton, Ohio, A double ring ceremony was in was best man. Ushering were where he is a candidate for a Charles McGratlh, Dayton, Ohio; eluded. Ronald D'Amore, North Canton, bachelor of arts degree in The bride I3 the daughter ol Ohio, and Bryan Walker, Red accounting. Mr. and, Mrs. Robert Thomas Bank. Gore, 43 Kings Hwy. Parents of After the reception in The Cob- the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs.bleStones, the couple motored to Ann Landers Silvio DeNunzio of Verona, Pa. the Poconos. When they return Immediately after the, cere- they will reside in North Canton mony a reception was held In theOhio. Monmouth Hills Club. The bride, The bride and the bridegroom Daddy is Right who was given in marriage by Dear Ann Landers: Our her father, wore an Empire- Maybe I should consider my- ityle gown of silk organza Feted On daughter, Lottie, is a cocktail self lucky because this is the trimmed with re-embroidered waitress. She works in a cos- only thing I have to complain French lace and seed pearls and Silver Wedding tume which I consider indecent about but it really does bug me. fashioned with a chapel train. — short short short skirt, low- What do you say? — MRS cut blouse and black net hose. FIVE O'CLOCK SHADOW Miss Lesley Margaret Landls, Anniversary My wife says it is "cute." Dear Mrs.: I say if this is Westchester, Pa., was maid of WARREN - Mr. and Mrs. Wil- A neighbor of ours passed On Fall.... important to you, your husband honor. Also attending the bride liam J. Holds, 32 Dartmouth Dr., away last week. Lottie said should shave a second time on FUR, FUR, FUR is in for tha cool months ahsad. were the Misses €arol J. Ed- she wanted to go by the funeral Hailet, were feted Sunday at a special occasions'. It won' rnonds, Easton, Pa., and Kath- home to pay her last respects, Models Alice LaNiovo, Bernice Hollsnbeck and Eleanor dinner party given for the couple kill him. For not-so-special oc leen M. Gardner. Boston, and but she would have to go on Campbell at the annual summer luncheon and fashion by Mrs. Holds' brother-in-law and casions, he can slap on some Mrs. Henry T. Gulick, Middle- her way to work — in the cos- talcum powder. show of Family and Children's Service of Monmouth. town. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Michael D, tume. She said she would wear Richard DeNunzio, at home, Stanfield, here in their home a raincoat over the costume. And now a word to the County, show outstanding chapeaux in spottad was best man (or his brother, Twenty-five relatives and close {The raincoat is transparent.) manufacturers of razor blades, lynx, natural and white mink at ths benefit staged and their brother, Charles DeNun- friends attended the event, which I said Lottie would be out of shaving creams, iotiona, elec- Wednesday at the Spring Lake Golf and Country rio, also at home, served as an place dressed like that and if tric razors and kindred prod- marked the 25th wedding anni- usher with the bride's brothers, she couldn't put on a skirt and ucts: I am not going to men- Club. Maxine Garfield, in a Glstin plaid six- Robert T. and William C. Gore, versary of the couple, who were blouse to stay home. My wife tion the name of any special button suit gives a forecast on ths suburban look, said she should go in her •t home. married in St. Leo's Church, brand in this column so please while Eleanor Campbell looks smart in a gray wool costume and raincoat if she The bride received a bachelor Irvington. do not phone, write or send me wanted to because clothes with turtle neck insert. More than 300 women at- of arts degree in political science Among those attending the any samples. Thank you. aren't important. In June from Pennsylvania party were the couple's daugh- tended tha event which raised over $5,000 for the Lottie decided not to go and State University.-Mr. DeNunzio, ter. Miss Jacqueline Holds. Dear Ann Landers: My hus- agency. The fashions are from Doop's of East my wife has been sulking ever an alumnus also of Pennsylvania The couple have lived in Haz- band and I had a darling iittle Orange, Spring Lake and Short Hills. since. Who was right? — BIG State University, where ha re- Ict for 10 years. Mr. Holds is boy eight months after wt DADDY t-A.ll Register Staff Photos) ceived a bachelor of science de- employed by Lily-Tulip Cup Cor- were married. (We sent fo gree in accounting in 1966, is em-poration, Holmdel, and Mrs. Dear Daddy: I'm glad Lottie your booklet, "Teen-age Sex BRIDAL SHOWER ployed with the public account- Holds is employed by the Fire- had enough sense to listen to And Ten Ways To Cool It" bu COLTS NECK — Miss Lynn ing firm of Ernst & Ernst of man'* Fund American, Newark, you instead of to her mother. served. unfortunately we were not able Oneita Thompson, daughter of Youngstown, Ohio. The couple To celebrate their anniversary, A cocktail waitress' outfit un- Hostesses were members of the to cool it.) Mr. and Mrs. John D. Thompson, Mrs. John D. will reside in Lowellville. Ohio, Hr. and Mrs. Holds are on a der a transparent raincoat is bridal party: Jerseyville, who will marry Gor- on their return from Bermuda. trip to Expo '67, Canada. not appropriate dress for call- Our son is two years old^iow Thompson Jr., Keyport; Mrs. ing on a bereaved family. and already he is talking in don Denis Wells, son of Mr. andWilliam Maxwell, Camden; Miss sentences. Everyone says he is Mrs. Claude F. Wells, Rt. 33, Debra Lynn Glace, Milltown; "IF YOU'RE ON THE 60, I h.vt • «p Dear Ann Landers: My hus- the smartest ohild they have Sept. 9, was honored at a surprise Miss Lind"• •a -•Thompson• , Colts for you. Un Embargo for th> bait d«- band is tall, dark and hand- ever seen. One of these days bridal lawn party and shower Neck; Miss Patricia Ann Tom- odorint/inti-ptripirant action you'v* ever some. I'm usually proud to be he will find out when we were here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. czuk and Miss Judith Lynn R«- had. You'll b» glad you did bscauit seen with him. BUT — he has married and how old he is and William Thompson, Hyers Mills ko, Carteret, and Miss. Laura Inborgo really world." a very heavy beard and if we he'll figure out that he was Rd. A buffet luncheon was Spector, Lakewood. Embargo it a Deodorant. Embargo ii an go out at night he should shave born "early." Anti-Parspirant. Embargo it a product v {or peopta on-the-go. tt'i a flaw product a second time. I feel we should start to ex- that will give, you surer, longer-lasting He says he wouldn't shave plain now that sometimes protection. Spelled backwards, Embargo twice a day for Queen Eliza- when people are young their lays O Grab Me. Makes it easy to re- beth. I told him Qgeen Eliza- emotions run away with them member the name, Available at Drug beth doesn't care if he trips on and they do things they Stores only. Donna La Mura his beard, but I am his wife shouldn't. Then he will grow Malawon Regional and I want him to look present- Pnefe by Foge Photo Service, RM) Bonk High School up with the truth and it will able. not come as a shock to him. Do you agree? — THINKING AHEAD SALE! Dear Ahead: No. Don't try to talk to a 2-year-old kid about runaway emotions! There is Weidelman-Carling plenty of time for this sort of TROUSSEAV talk — like 10 years from now. Many babies are born at SALE seven months and I see no Nuptials Announced reason to go into detail — even LINGERIE FACTORY SECONDS later. EATONTOWN — Announce- is employed by the N. J. Bel ment ds made of the marriage Telephone Company in New Who calls the signals on how of Miss Kathleen E. Carling, Shrewsbury, and Mr. Weidelman, far petting should go — the laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leowho was graduated from Middle- By A Very Famous Maker! boy or the girl? What are the J. Carling Jr., to Ralph Gary town Township High. School, is Weiddman, son of Mrs. Ruth ground rules for a safe session employed by the National Bis Saturday 'eidetman, Lincroft. Rev. James of romance? Read Ann Lan- cuit Company in New York, ders' booklet, "Necking And )oyle officiated at the double On (heir return from a honey Reg. SALE Auguest 19—8 A.M. to 3 P.M. Petting — What Are The ing ceremony in St. Dorothea's moon in Washington, D.C. th( Limits?" Send your request to torch Aug. 5. couple will make their home i . Ann.. Landers, in....care .of .your, 1 . ..The. bride,. who,..was..given.,in OakhtiTst: " •'"• " newspaper, enclosing 5Dc in marriage by hBr father, wore an "N^n"ih7ftrZZ...... $6-$r coin and a Jong, stamped, self- Empire-styled crape and chiffon one-day only! addressed envelope. ;rown, with a pearl-trimmed fab- Ann Landers will be glad to ric rose attached to the shoulder ength veil. WANT A Nationally Advertised help you with your problems. Nylon Baby Dolls $6 Send them to her in care of '4 Mrs. Thomas Stoneham, Eaton- New Style this newspaper, enclosing a own, was matron of honor, and self-addressed, stamped enve- ladies' Jradley Baile, Lincroft, served Dacron/CoHon Shifts lope. HAIRCUT is best man. Ushers were J. and Baby Dolls ....: $9 herald Weidelman and James P. All Weather darling, brothers of the bride- COME TO room and bride, respectively. Decorator A reception for the immediate JOHN'S amflies was held at the home of Nylon Pognoir Sets $ Ml ihe bride after the ceremony. 136 Broad St. Red Bonk • Mrs. Weidelman, a graduate of 741-1515 COATS flonmouth Regional High School, Important savings on a famous maker's very fine trousseau 100% SILK-KODEL AVRIL SHAD- Congregation B-nai Israel lingerie. Choose from a lovely POPLIN-WOOLENS, etc. NURSERY SCHOOL garden of pastels and vivid ES HANCE and RIDGE RDS. RUMSON colors. 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Red Bank MLS Has Active Week The iquad's «l»ti«I ftw tv*' Land Sold :elved » W.78 donation represent- ing drive it now in IU fin*l *t*ge. formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs.members of MLS through Trevon- and Mrs, Malcolm McHose Jr. the Army Sept. 1 and begin RED BANK — A number of ng the proceeds of a fair held Memberi are contacting penoiu large properties were included in Arthur D. Hall, who moved to ian B. Crawford of Joseph G. Mc- at 904 Sycamore Ave., Newteaching at Rumson Country FAIR HAVEN - The Russell >y children on Borden St. last who were not home at the be- Philadelphia. The house has a 30 Shrewsbury. Mr. Lawton is with Day School Sept. 11, Elwood A. M. Boras Agency, 600 River Rd., the 18 residential sales reported Cue's office, Rumson, and sold ginning of the campaign. here by members of Red Bank x 15 foot living room, with fire- in less than a week by Mrs. Dor-the Larson Mortgage Co. in Un-Armstrong of the E. A. Armreport- s four sales in the area. Month. The fair was organized Area Multiple Listing Service. place; a formal 24 x 17 foot din- othy Farmer of Lawrence J. ion. Mr. aiy Mrs. McHose have strong Agency handled negotia- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith Mr. and Mr. Bruce Coe of Fair ing room, with fireplace, large Schilling's office, Little Silver. moved to Southport, N.C. William tions. have sold their 36-acre farm on A. Armstrong of the E. A. Arm- Rt. 36 in Raritan Township to Haven purchased the six ^ bed-sun room, and iVi baths. Built The large, modernized Victor- Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. strong Agency listed the pro- the U. B. Realty Company for room southern colonial house at about 1890, the house is complete- ian house at 5 Buttnnwood La., Stroupe have moved from Har- "MONEY perty. The sale was negotiated development. The acreage is in 84 Buona Vista Ave., Rumson, ly modernized. It was listed with Rumson, has been purchased by by Mrs. Mara Locilento of therison Ave., Red 'Bank, to their an industrial zone and has 1,300 Dr. and Mrs. William D. Reilly MULTIPLIES" Allaire Farrow Agency, Red new home at 132 Trafford St., feet of frontage on Rt. 36. of Rumson from Mr. and Mrs. at MARINE VIEW John T. Bennett, who moved to Bank. Shrewsbury, purchased from Mr. In the Oak Hill section of Mid- dletown, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Binn ON Boston, Mass. Dr. Reilly is a Mr. and Mrs, John L. Ryan of and Mrs. Walter Lowry, who pen sold their split level house on psychiatrist. The six - bedroom Red Bank have purchased the moved to Kemah, Tex. Mr. SAYING Gull Rd., to the James W. Data FROM $5,000 house is on two acres, which in- former home of Mr. and Mrs. Stroupe, who is with the Redline family, who had resided in Fall Sale cludes a large patio and pool Donald G. Marshall at 82 Ridge j Bank post office, purchased the Ridgewood. Mr. and Mrs. Binn area, horse stall and pasture. Rd. in Fair Haven. Mr. and Mrs. have moved to their new home Donald E. Charles of llie Ray Marshall moved to Minnesota. property through George Nemeth in Florida. Mr. Dahline, who is • SAVINGS * LOAN ASSOCIATION Van Horn Agency, Fair Haven, They had, listed ">e property of the Weart - Nemeth Agency, associated with the firm of Beck- 471.2400 I ATI. HIGHLANDS I L listed the property, which was through Mrs. Mary Ella Gaunt Red Bank. ley, Haltom and Hickman Ser- MIDDUTOWN I 291-0100 I S42-4400 sold by Edward J. Dodd, associ- of the Redden Agency, Red Bank. vices Corporation in Englewood on Scotts ite of Joseph G. McCiie, Rumson. It was sold by Mrs. Margaret M. Sgt. and Mrs. Melvin Sackett Cliffs, has taken possession of his Also sold by Mr. Dodd was theMoVey of Ellen S. Hazelton's of- have moved with their three new home. —the naturally right time to arge five-bedroom southern co- fice, Rumson. Mr. Ryan is with children from Keansburg to 137 lonial at 589 Navesink River Rd., Kidder, Peabody and Co., NewMcLean St., River iPilaza, former- Mr. and Mrs. George S. Boyle Look at it this way ... nove your lawn ~°' Locust, built by John Chimento, York City. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan ly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ken-have purchased the home of Ruth -SEN*.. , who had listed it with members have" two; yoiifig dallghlfiTs; neth Jones, who moved to RedL. Knobloch on Highland Ave., f MLS. Purchased by Mr. and Bank. Sgt,' 'Sackett is with the Red Bank. Mr. and Mrs,... Bftyle, Mrs. John R. Cockshutt, from Dr. and Mrs. Calvin B. Ackley U. S. Army, stationed at Fort former residents of Little Silver, England, the house is approached have moved from West New Monmouth. The property was have moved back to Monmouth YTILAUQ by a winding driveway, and is hsted by Harold A. Meistrich of York to their home at 19 Carlton County after living for several set among tall, old trees. the Meistrich Agency, Red Bank, years in Somerville. Mr. Boyle is Dr., New Shrewsbury, purchased and sold by Kenneth Williams of manager of the Acme Furniture Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Wattiker from Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Rich- the Klrwan Company, a member Company on Monmouth St., Red from Leonia purchased the cus-ards, who moved to a larger of Northern Monmouth MLS, inBank. ton built, five - bedroom Cape co-operation with members of In Fair Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Cod at 53 Navesink Ave., Rum-tome in New Shrewsbury. The REDEOLHCS Red Bank Area MLS. Jesse Hickman have purchased son, formerly owned by Mr. andproperty was listed by Kenneth the Mary Shaner house at 7 Hill- Mrs. Joseph G. McCue. Com- Paul Cristafaro has purchased L. Hahn of Walker and Walker side PI. in the River Oaks sec- Even if you're a little backward* when It iletely air conditioned, the house property at 21 Manning St. in the and sold within two days by Stan- tion. Mr. Hickman is a partner is on more than two acres, back- River Plaza section of Middle- ley K. Downs of New Shrews- in the firm of Beckley, Haltom comes to redesigning and constructing, you'll want ing to a tide-fed pond. Dr. Watt- town, formerly owned by Mr. and and Hickman Services Corpora- iker is a surgeon. The property bury. and Mrs. William F. Walters tion, located in Englewood Cliffs. the best quality you can get for your money. (That was listed by Mr. Dndd and sold of Shrewsbury. Mr. Cristafaro is Mr. and Mrs. John Vallis have After improvements and altera- by Miss Marie S. Hintelmann of with Michael's Beauty Salon in makes sense!) And It makes even more sense to moved to 24 Cedar Ave., Rumson, tions, Mr. and Mrs. Hickman are William H. Hintelmann Firm, Red Bank. Mrs. Barbara Sohrei- from Hazlet, with their two chil- residing in their new home. Rumson. ber of Navesink Associates, Mid- cnoose a home Improvement firm that has «tab- dren, Diane and Robert. Mr. Val-dletown, negotiated the sale of The four - bedroom colonial at lis is a marine specialist with the property which had been lished itself as a leader In quality work. 98 Southview Ter. North in Mid-International Telephone and Tele- listed by Harold A. Meistrich. LAWN dletown, which has been pictured ;raph. The property was listed for Mercury Federal Savings and in "American Home," was pur- MOWERS We speclaliie in all the usual and unusual Loan of Woodbridge through chased by Mr. and Mrs. Allan SALES AND I. Davies from West Orange. Mr. Mrs. Rose Morrisey of the McPearlma: n home improvement* — something for everyone. Davies is with Merrill Lyndh, Alister Agency, Rumson, and SERVICE Pierce, Fenner and Smith in sold by Burton A. Kollmer of the same office. Joins MC Specializing In Save on Newark. The former owners, Mr. All our home Improvements are based en uid Mrs. Charles Williamson, WEST LONG BRANCH-Oaniel Three sales reported by Wal- isted the property through Ken- D. Pearlman has been appointed • Repairing • Sharpening satisfaction. (Yours and ours). Expert planning — lebh L. Hahn of Walker and Wal- ker and Walker include the for-assistant professor of English at ker, Shrewsbury, and it was sold mer home of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Monmouth College. of all makes of skilled workmanship — prompt delivery. Turf Builder-plus-2 ard Banks at 58 Louis Cir., Mid- within a week by Mrs. Juen E. Mr. Pearlman expects to re- power and hand mowers dletowh, sold the same day it Dailey of the Charles H. Tindall ceive his iPh-.D. this year from We are happy to hear your ideas and advise It weeds as it feeds your lawn Agency, Red Bank. Mr. and Mrs.was listed, to Mr. and MrsColumbi. a University, where he • TORO Thomas Gallagher from West- Williamson moved to Clearwater, was awarded his master of arts • LAWN-BOY you on a bigger and/or better home. Fla., where Mr. Williamson was field. Mr. Gallagher is a market- degree in 1958. This is the lowest price ever on Sootts amazing ing representative with IBM. Mr. transferred as sales manager for He has been a lecturer at • JACOBSEN TURF BUILDER PLUS 2, the grass fertilizer that and Mrs. Banks have moved to Call today, for a nicer tomorrow, Mobile Oil Corp., Paint Division. Brooklyn College and long Island • JOHN DEERE also clears out 17 different kinds of weeds. Re- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lippin- Deerfield, IM. Mrs. Gloria Nilson University and an instructor at sults are outstanding. As weeds fad« away fte cott from Beverly, Mass., pur- both listed the property and nego- the University of Arizona. Complex lines of tiated its sale. fertilized grass fills in where the weeds were, chased tie colonial home at 345 Mr. Pearlman is the author of New end Used Equipment 'rospect Ave., Little Silver, cus- Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Riley "Guide to Rapid Revision," pub- turning unsightly weed patches into handsome, call 747-0573 • SCHLOEDER * tom built for Mr. and Mrs. "Thom- from Hazlet purchased a newlished by the Odyssey Press in vibrantly green turf. as D. O'Brian, who have moved house on Princeton St., Middle- 1965. He and his wife will be CONSTRUCTION CO. to Seven Bridge Rd., Mr. Lippin town, built by Earl Moody. Nego- moving from Brooklyn to the col- LITTLE SILVER REPAIR cott is with the Cabot Corpora- 5,000 sq. ft. reg. tiations were handled by Eugene lege vicinity in the fall. CENTER tion. William M. Hall of HaM 250 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bonk &.9S 5.95 A. Fitzpatrlck of Walker and 26 AYERS LANE Bros., Fair Haven, listed the pro-Walker's Holmdel office. 741-2139 • 291-9065 perty. It was sola by Mrs. Eliza- 8—Friday, August 18, 1967 UcatM at tt» nor 1 Llltl. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stubble- Silver Rallrwd Statin Also save $2.00 on regi beth H. Hurd of The Low Agency, THE DAILY REGISTER field from Seattle, Wash., pur- 12.95 Fair Haven. 10,000 sq. ft. bag 10.95 chased a house at 282 Parkview Mr. and Mrs, Arthur H. Hood Ter. in Lincroft, formerly owned from Wakefield, Mass., pur- by Mr. and Mrs. Harry DeSam- authorized dealer chased the former home of Mrper of 45 Broadmoor Dr., Lin- Scotts and Mrs. Frederick M. Hawkins croft. Mr. Stubblefield Is with If you can at 3 Rivers Edge Dr., Little Sil- Bell Telephone Laboratories at ver, listed with members of MLSHolmdel. Charles A. Darrah of through Elwood A. Armstrong of the Shrewsbury office listed the the E. A. Armstrong Agency, Lit- property, and Mrs. Olga M. Snod- SWARTZEL'S tle Silver. Mr. Hawkins is an end-y of the Holmdel office negoti- fertilize, reseed, gineer, working, with tihe V. S. ated the sale. 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Offices & Models Open Every Day 'til 8 P.M. P.S. Wo hava cath bufer> for Individual loll. Send 01 daKrlptljn, locillon and i MAIL COUPON TODAY Mall coupon (o the exhibit home location nearest you. j IN MONMOUTH 741-3647 •251-1013 Area Hospitals IHE DAILY REGISTER Fridty. Augu* 18, 1967-4 From Small Start, Riverview Credo at Monmouth;Has Become a Health Complex Grow With Community Provide for Future RED BANK — From its dent; Joseph T. Grause, secre- chemistry tests from « single LONG BRANCH - The phil- The transfer of eligible patients modest beginning In a small tary, and Harry Van Iderstine small blood sample within 13 Jr., treasurer. minutes. In comparison, one RED BANK - Commu-. Monmouth Medical has a fine medical center until last year osophy which has guided Mon- to this four-story building will frame house on the banks of the John H. Daniels Jr. is admin- laboratory technician can do only nlty Memorial Hospital in Toms reputation as a teaching hospi- when the former-Fitkln Memorial mouth Medical Center since its provide the welcome effect Navesink River, Riverview Hospi- istrator: William T. Gill, asscK* 50 tests in one day. River U a relatively small (120- tal. A total of 40 interns and resi- Hospital, Neptune, became Jer- Inception 80 years ago as a four- of making more hospital beds tal has expanded to a modern ate administrator; Mrs. Wini- bed) Institution (hat has not yet dents are on the staff. The School sey Shore M«dical Center. Jer- bed hospital over a business area available to the critically ill, a health complex. It Is a complete For heart patients Rlverview fred C. Dunham, assistant ad- seen its first decade. of Nursing, which this year grad- sey Shore traces its-beginnings store has never changed. problem that grows more ag- general non-profit hospital, with has used cardioverters and other ministrator, and Miss Ruth Wal- uated 34, has more than 1,000 to the Ann May Memorial Homeo- gravated as the population of the facilities for all types of patients, ife-saving equipment and proce- Monmouth Medical Center, "We have always followed lace, director of nurses. graduates to its credit, Mon- pathic Hospital, which was center's service area increases. and necessary supportive ser- dures during the past few years, Long Branch, is a 500-bed giant the concept that we must antici- Modern medical ' technology mouth has 350 persons on its pro- founded in Spring Lake in 1904. The extended care building will vices. with specially trained teams for with its roots In the last century. pate and provide for the needs of makes necessary the most sophis- cardiac emergencies. In Janu- fessional medical staff. In 1931 the late Dr. James F. be financed in the main under But they, and the four other the future," says Monroe Eisner, From Riverview's earliest ticated equipment and scientific ary 1966, 10-week courses in car- Ackerman, Asbury Park physi- a $3 million fund-raising cam- hospitals that serve Monmouth Its newest wing, the Winone J. president of the Board of days, an emergency room, oper- procedures. An integral part of dio-pulmonary techniques were cian and Fitkin's first president, paign. The center has received and Ocean counties, have one Eisner Memorial Pavilion for Governors. ating room and maternity beds the new construction at River- instituted and continue to be giv- Therapeutic Radiology, houses a and the late financier, A.E.Fit- a $577,500 federal grant toward have always been available to thing very much in common. It applies particularly now as the project, but it is community view is a four-bed coronary care en for all nursing personnel. six million-volt linear accelera- kin of Allenhunst, collaborated to meet ever-increasing demands. A They're growing at a pace most the 500-bed complex embarks on financial support upon which a unit. tor in the radiology department. establish Fitkin as a 150 - bed pediatrics department was estab- The X-ray and nuclear medi- of them have never experienced a major expansion program, the non-profit institution such as There will also be a new 14- The center has also just begun hospital on a larger site in Nep- lished in 1960, with the Junior cine departments, aleo being ex- before to keep up with the growth key phase of which is the con- Monmouth Medical Center must bed intensive care section for a program of special training for tune. panded, at present have- unique of their communities and of med- struction of a 120-bed extended depend for its continued devel- League of Monmouth County giv- critically ill patients, expanded radiologic technicians. Fitkin was, dedicated as a ing much of the funds. An Inten- equipment. One such unit is a ical taiowledge. care building. opment. X-ray and nuclear medicine de- magna-scanner with color at- Other features of the medical memorial to Mr. Fitkin's de- sive Care unit was opened that yonmouth County is growing The $2,206,000 structure, sched partments, additional operating tachment -which outlines and center are its newly completed ceased son and to his secretary. It is that type of. support that year. An eight-bed recovery et«a"*rate faster than all but one uled for completion next July 1, rooms and new recovery room: makes a color-dot pattern of the rehabilitation department, which Since 1931, Jersey Shore has has helped write the history of room was added to the operating of the 23 countiea In the trl-sfycte is the center's answer to one. of. dietary department, staff dining section of the body being ex- was two years In development. undergone 13 additions. The lat- progress that the center has-'com suite. metropolitan area. AntMnedlcal the critical needs that has de- room and coffee shop doubled in amined so that the physician may This offers a full program of est was the $850,000 northwest piled over its 80-year span, The .fcjence. is continually making veloped in the ffrst year of ex- Construction is under way now size, pavilion with 'private rooms, more exactly diagnose any dis- physical, occupational and voca- wing completed .in... 1964. This chronology. is . dotted.. with A? enlarged pediatrics *J department new treatments available'to take perience in Medicare. on a north -wing to complement function. tional training. brought capacity up to 364 beds. names of those who have me- with teenage section, expanded more ailments off the "hopless" The federal program for senior the $3 million south wing opened Monmouth has J4 outpatient But Jersey Shore has not morialized members of their maternity department with new Surgical techniques at River- list. citizens has produced a problem last summer. Renovations to the clinics, including some special- stopped growing. A fund drive is families by using their resources nurseries, labor rooms and post- view keep pace with the newest common to all hospitals: longer West Wing (1960), and the East Were are three hospitals In ized ones that are not common currently under way for a %2 mil- for the erection of great facili- Wing, completed in 1951 are pro-partum recovery room and medi- trends. Cryosurgery, employing ' each of the two counties. River- outside large cities. These in- lion, 108-bed extended care pa- hospitaliiation of Medicare pa- ties to heal the sick. cal library and new medical rec the advanced freezing method In tients because of a shortage of ceeding rapidly. view, here; Monmouth Medical, clude its allergy, cleft palate and vilion and a $350,000 expansion of The first major step of tills na- ord department and staff lounge. treatment of diseased tissue, is in convalescing facilities. Concern and Compassion and Jersey Shore Medical Center, scoliosls clinics. the emergency room facilities, ture in behalf of Monmouth Med- New Equipment use at the hospital. Monmouth's extended care The hospital staff is composed Neptune, serve Monmouth Coun- Was Only Center which now serve up to 184 pa- ical Center was taken in 1919 The Gift of Life building will meet that need. It of 611 nurses and other employ- A completely new physical ty. Point Pleasant Hospital in Monmouth was the Shore's only tients in a single day. when Charles A. and Annie C. From the newborn in the nur- was specifically designed ees, a medical staff of 190, a 39- therapy department with the most that borough; Paul Klmball Hos- Wimpfheimer gave the funds for modern equipment, including a sery to the elderly patient, Riv- Frank Grad and Sons, Newark member Board of Governors, and pital, Lakewood, and Community new wing which brought the Hubbard tank, is in the south erview dedicates itself to pre- architects, for Medicare—as well 550 adult and teenage volunteers. serves Ocean County. hospital capacity to 80 beds as a wing. There, too, is the social serve life, to cure illness, to re- Jersey Shore Was Started as other—patients who no longer The Board of Governors is Grow Before Eyes memorial to their son Jacques, service department to help pa- lieve suffering, say its officials. require the lull medical services composed of men and women Starting with the northernmost, who died in military service in tients and their families with and the ultimate aim is to serve of the hospital but who are not who serve without compensation. residents here have seen River- In 1905 at Spring Lake World War I. various problems. An inhalation mankind. yet ready to return home. The This group has the legal respon view grow literally before their NEPTUNE - In 1905 Jersey ieart disease, strokes, acute in- In the golden anniversary year sibility for the hospital, and sets (oxygen) therapy service initi- These aims could not be accom- atmosphere will be one of quiet plished without the help of the very eyes. Two years ago the in. Shore Medical Center-Fitkin Hos- of 1937, Bertram Borden donated its policies which are implement- ated two years ago is vital to stitution, which was founded on estinal obstruction and other se- relaxation- in which the needed patients with respiratory prob- community, they «ay, and it is pital was a small 50-bed general nursing services will be present, funds for the Mary Owen Bor- ed by the hospital administration Its riverfront site with 3D beds ious conditions. The unit has lems. through the community's generos- hospital In Spring Lake. A vol- been placed near the operating but not the rigid routine of the den Memorial Pavilion in mem- team. Board officers are Frank In 1929, had 195 beds. Since then ity that the Riverview of today untary, non-profit institution, it hospital room. Another ingredient ory of his wife. Again in 1950 Mr.F. Biaisde-11, president; James S. The clinical laboratories, be- It has built one addition, and by room, laboratory and X-ray de- exists. was then called Ann May Me- so vital to the well-being of the Borden matched funds raised Parkes, honorary chairman; ing enlarged, utilize electronic the time the new $3 million wing partments, and is well-efluipped and chemical equipment for diag- morial Homeopathic Hospital. with medical supplies. and ap- elderly will be recreational la- through general public contribu- Harry H. Neuberger, first vice Is finished In 1MR, It will have nostic teste. An auto-analywr, a Pay without work . . . rent the On Dec.'29, 1931, the hospital tions to finance the Community president; Burton T. Doremus, almost doubled its capacity to 380 pa/atus to insure the patient with cllities In which they may find new unit to be Installed, is capa- spare bedroom with a Class!- underwent its first expansion pro- Wing of 128 beds which brought second vice president; Miss beds. as muc—. h comfor_..—...t an_ dJ .ease-of-pai • _„.-_n! companionship and the chance o! ble of processing 12 different tied Ad. Dial 741-6900 today. gram. Directed by its first pres- therapeutic occupation. the bed capacity to 350. Laura Harding, third vice presi- The new wing will provide for ident, Dr. James F. Ackerman, the expansion of the laboratories the newly constructed hospital and of the department of X-ray contained beds for 150 patients. and nudear medicine. In a dedication ceremony honor- The latter is an area in which ing Abram E. Fitkin, whose phil- Rlverview has long been a lead- anthropic contributions made the er. Seven years ago it installed expansion program possible, the the first cobalt-60 therapy equip- hospital, relocated in Neptune Bent at the shore to treat deep- Township, took its first step to- seated tumors. These facilities ward becoming an institution •re still rare In a community which today provides the sur- hospital. The new wing will have rounding community with com- COMPANY the latest diagnostic and thera- plete medical services. peutic equipment In the field. Since that day 36 years ago MUGS It will also provide a new 14- Jersey Shore Medical Center has bed Intensive care unit. Four of increased its facilities with more these beds will be devoted ex- than J5 million in new construc- clusively-to coronary care. tion, modernized equipment and Rlverview served 12,339 pa- improved services. As a result, it tients last year and through the has emerged from a small com- end of June this year had cared munity hospital Into a compre- hensive medical center. for another 6,841. There are 191 persons on its professional medi Recognizing this faci the cal staff and 250 nurses. Board of Governors and the cor- poration officially changed its Monmouth Medical Center, the name to Jersey Shore Medical oldest and largest medical estab- Center-Fitkin Hospitil last Sept lishment at the Shore, began in 23. Today, staffed by 800 em- 1887 as the Long Branch Hospi ployees, Including 200 physicians, tal. It was founded by a group the hospital is equipped to offer of that city's businessmen in a variety of services and facili- four rooms above a store to ties. serve the Indigent. However, while maintaining a Through 10 Stages policy of constant growth and Today, after going through 10 development, hospital officials stages of expansion, it is a full say they have always upheld the fledged medical center with 500 principle that expanded facilities beds. Two more expansions are and services must meetwlth the already on their way. Work has immediate needs of the individ- begun on a 120-bed, $2.2 million ual patient. extended care building. Plans With this in mind, various have been approved for a three- specified care units have been set story building to enlarge, the up in order to group together School of Nursing. those patients who require simi- The old Long Branch Hospital lar medical attention. changed its 'name to Monmouth Intensive Care Memorial Hospital in 1839, a year For example, an intensive care before it acquired the former unit was established in order to Central Hotel and moved to its devote particular attention to present location opposite the rail those surgical patients who are Know Your road station. In 1958 it became critically ill and to those pa- Monmouth Medical Center. tients who are suffering serious MSC 1 Camaro - MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Chevy Dealers Enter the "Know Your Hospitals" SWEEPSTAKES Belmor Motors 3 Great Chevrolet Camaro Cars for 3 Lucky Winners! 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Vic Davalillo's bases-loaded tri- "I've never seen the Detroit innings, the New York Mets and ile was the highlight of a five- ball park," he said, and the grin Pittsburgh split a doubleheader, stretched. "But I hear it's a the Mets winning 6-5 in the open- run, 16th inning rally that car- good hitters' ball park." er and the Pirates taking the ried the Indians past Washing- nightcap by the same score in Bud Harrelson's first major Detroit Manager Mayo Smith was grinning even more. He'd 14 innings and Houston shut out eague homer, an inside-the-park just moved into third place in Los Angeles 4-0. San Francisco, shot that eluded Pittsburgh right- •the miser-tight American League Atlanta, St. Louis and Cincin- ielder Al Luplow, broke a 4-4 tip. pennant race and found, in Math- nati were not scheduled. I the eighth inning of the first ews, the ideal replacement for Going on Third ;ame and helped the Mets to TALENTED GELDING — Carl A. Twitchell of Holmdel pins blue ribbon on Advanced injured third baseman Don Wcrt. Mathews, 36, who has 503 ca- heir victory. Ticket, first prize winner in yesterday's junior jumping class at the opening day of Back In Third reer home runs, will be at third Juan Pizarro, loser in the open- The trade of Mathews, one of for the Tigers tonight for the the Monmouth County Horse Show. Joseph F. Lord of Little. Silver, who ii teaming ;r came out of the bullpen and the all-time great home run hit- series opener with Cleveland, .re- picked up the second game vic- with Twitchell as show chairmen^and the winner's rider, Brooke Hodgeson oJF New ters, from.ihe Astros to Detroit, placing Wcrt who. pullftti a groin tory when Manny Mota- singled- Canaan, Conn., look on. was engineered late last night muscle Sunday and will be out Roberto Clemente acrass with the shortly after the .Tigers had ar- for two or three weeks. winning run in the 14th Inning. rived home from a 14, 10-innlng Cash was the key to Detroit's Monmouth County Horse Show victory at Boston that put them victory over Boston, driving in back in third place, three games the winning run with a two-out tack of leading Minnesota. triple in the 10th. Two walks and How they "We're going to find out in a two errors let in the othar extra- OVER A BARREL — Kilkenny, ridden by Judy Lee of hurry whether we'll have a shot inning runs. Willie Horton hit Rumson, barely clears the hurdle during yesterday's Local Entries Sparkle, at them," Smith said. "We have two homers and Al Kaline one Stand junior jumper class at the Monmoutti County Horse doubleheaders with them Tues- before the Red Sox tied it with a By THE ASSOCIATED PHEM day and Wednesday and a single three-run rally in the eighth. NATIONAL LEAGUE Show, [Register Staff Photos — Don Lord!) I,a»t MfW'« Bmnlti game Thursday." G«ne Brabender pitched a Jour- Kcw York 6-5, rittrtwrtfj 1-*. M Before that , the Tigers' have hitter, including Roy White's hom- ThliJJipmaTcic.p, Capture Blue Ribbons a weekend series with Cleveland, er, and got key hitting support Houston «, Lo» Ani:el«l 0 Only ianie« Kheduld. which outlasted Washington 8-3 from Paul Blair in leading the Pel. OB By BILL PURDEY ^arlene Blunt, Country Club Sta- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. in 16 innings. Baltmore stopped Orioles over the Yankees. Blair It. Loiill 1* *•* .637 — Player (65) Seeks ktlmta «2 « .530 1014 OCEANPORT — Olieeca Farm, bles' Silver Lining captured the Packard of Middletown Township Inclnnall K |g .538 10H an ITanelJco EZ w .52ft U Holmdel, and The Country Club Open Jumper Class, sponsored by are sponsoring the Open Jumper, Chicago « :S ,f>20 12 >t Mr. and Mrs. Leffert Lefferts of knock down and out. Class. hiladelphia ®> <* .sn 13 Stables, Red Bank, both won blue itlbh ** ™* .471 18(4 ribbons yesterday during opening Middletown Township. Time was Local sponsors of classes on :y>s Angel** ~-M ra .440 22 First '67 Victory Tiretnen Suffer 1st ra .413 25 day competition in the 73d an- taken in the first round to de- .Sunday are the family of tiie late Vew To* <» ,_s a_ day's pro-amateur preliminary, WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (AP) nual Monmouth County Horse cide between any horses with Amoiy L. Haskell Sr., Mr. and Tonllht'l Gum , . scored 71, compared to his warm- CMcEsn Scoreboard yesterday in the $100,- Forty-six professionals in the member Frank Chapot of Wall- jump a clean one and negotiated Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eisner of Atlanta (Lemaster 1-6) ftt Lo> An*«!ei 000 greater Hartford Open Golf field of 146 broke Wethersfield's BMDGETON - Red Ban' irst game, Pat's Pavers vs. the r>ry«i!al» S-12) . _„ pack Cheeca Farm's Manon went the course in 43 seconds. Red Bank and Mr. and Mrs. Tournament's first round and par of 71. r Tire suffered its first loss i Salem County Commissioners. Cincinnati < rapnaB n-7) at Ban rran- lhrough a second jump-off against Twenty-three classes were con- David E. Marx of Shrewsbury. :!sco (Rarteckt <-4) held a one stroke lead over Terry the iBridgeton Invitational Bas The tourney finals will be played fit Lnul« iCarltffll 10-«) »t Houaton Seven players at 68 included six other entries in 23.4 seconds ducted yesterday. The show, Sunday will also be a big day for Cellar 11-8) Dill of Austin, Tex. Frank Beard, winner of three which Is rated "A" an all divi- local riders, and the naming of ball Championships last nigh Monday evening. AMKMOAN I.KAGUB with no jumping faults to win when It was defeated by Pat Yr«l<-i!i8y'» BraulU Player, ending a five-week ab- tournaments this year. Other 68s the Professional Horseman's Tro- sions and sections by The Amer- champions in various hunter Pat's Pavers broke open last Tint roll 7, Jioifjn 4. ,10 lnnlnjl sence from competitive golf, sank were by Doug Ford, Rex Baxter Pavers of Mercer County, 13-3 Baltimore i, New York 1 phy Jumping Class. Cheeca Farm ican Horse Shows Association, classes. night's contest with a four-run Clfv8]»n1 8, WanJilncton 3, 18 tanlail six putts from 15 feet or more. Jr., Jerry Steelsmith, Larry Mow- has grown into one of the biggest The loss drops the Tiremei splurge in the sixth inning for Only gamei icheduled is owned by Carl A. Twitohell. Neat 'N Tidy, owned and rid- After Dill's 66 came pro tour ry, Ray Floyd and 22-year-old events on the show horseman's (H) into the losers' bracket a 5-1 lead. Singles by Tom Kren W I. Prt. GB Given a fine, hustling ride by den by James Hulick of June, Mhin<-«nt* *5 GO- newcomers Bob Lurjn of Sacra- Ron Weber, a tour rookie from calendar with 520 horses, will the six-team double eliminatioi schicki and Frank Parlyka and Chicago , f~J63 &1 !tU3 Mass., picked up two blue rib- D«»tr«/il — —53 M mento, Calif, and Lee Trevino of East Orange, N.J. .continue today, tomorrow and tournament. The locals will mee Rich Giallella's double produced '.tat f El Paso, Tex., another stroke Summaries Sunday, bons as she won the Pony Hunter the Koenig Oilers tonight in th two runs, while a pair of wild California ~" -02 M M The 69 shooters included Juan VaaMngton ,——--22 » and Pony Working Himtcr second game of a doubleheader. .479 behind with 67s. Trevino sur- "Ohi Chi" Rodriguez, George Ar- Class 12, Green Conformation Hunter, A total of 28 events are on to- pitches brought in the others. Cleveland 157 TO 10 Model-4. Crag's Corner. classes. The • six-year-old chest- A victory would advance the Red laltlmnrp —^8 B4 prised two months ago with a cher, Kel Nagle of Australia. and Class 2, IUgiilir ConformMion Hun- day's schedule, headed by the A double by Bruce Phillips and u ter, Model—1, Amonj the Stars, Miss nut mare is one of the most con- Bank team to' tomorrow's round Jew York -Gl 85 -WJ 1»1* fifth-place finish in the U.S. Open. Pony Hunter Class, a qualifying lansat Clly M «8 .-3> "arly Bird, Tanrackln Farm. in the "A" competition of the Prevail, 74 Singles by Terry Burke and t N*w Vork (Taftot 5-4 and Birber Miller Barber at the end of the Class 91, Junior Jumpers—1, Sir, ley Jr. of Middletown, and the •13), 2 O., FalrfleM Farms; 2. Easy Money, Regular Conformation Hunter Pony Working Hunter class as FORT MONMOUTH — For Bob Stanton, surrounding a wild CallfnrnU (Hamilton «-2) &t Boiton Oklahoma City tournament ear- Miss Jacqul Zuccaro; 3. Orfehre, Susan Bell 7-10) ly this year. In eight tournaments, Wall Leader O'Grady; 4. Candlan Diplomat, Mark Class, sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. she won the Pony Hunter, Model, Monmouth strengthened its hoi pitch, produced Red Bank's T. Davis; 5. Quietism, FalrfleM Farms; class, was second in The Gregory on fourth place and kept aliv however, he has won more than WALL TOWNSHIP - If defend- " Abbreviation, Suaan Lenehan. Milton Erlanger pi Elberon. marker in the seventh. Want buyers? Classified Ads $25,000. ing modified champion Jim Hoft Class 74A, The Gregory Beowuli Mr. and Mrs. William C. Riker Beoulf Saunders Perpetual Me- hopes for a third place finish b 8a.undera Perpetual Memorial Trophy, ire read by your best prospects man of Englishtown is to make morial Trophy class for Pony defeating the Manasquan A.C. He said of his first round: Pnny working Hunter, (First Division)— Sr. of Rumson are sponsoring the a move for the Wall Stadium title 1. Canriy Cane, Ralph A. AUano 3d.; Working Hunters and fourth in 7-4, yesterday in a Jersey Shor Annual Golf Day . . the ones ready to buy. Dial "You shoot 65, you have to hit 2. Midget. GreenbrJ&r Farm, 3. Htgti- Regular Working Hunter Class to- this year, he will have to get flelda Tinker.Toy, HlKhfleld Farm; 4. morrow morning, while Mr. and another Pony Working Hunter Baseball League contest. [41-6900 now. everything well." Slialborne Snapdragon, Cindy Welner. Class. started tomorrow night. Class ff2A, Junior Working Hunter, Mrs. George 5. Howell and The Signaleers, now 10-9, Will Attract 80 Player said that during the past NJPHA—1. The Robin, Susla Schopll shade behind Howell Youth (1 five weeks he had been home on Hoffman has been running well kopf; 2. Roses Are Red, Claire Ossorio; WEST LONG BRANCH - of late, but consistently is finish- 3. VAlhniln, Kristin?, Pflstfir; 4, T«qull* 9), used the big inning and th Councilman Robert M. Shirva- his 1,000-acre farm near Johan- la, Ellen Mayer; 5. Rome Dome, Kin pitching of Tim Rush to knoc nesburg cutting trees, riding hors- ing behind the point leader, Itosenthal: fl. Brenton Heef, Terry nian yesterday reported that ALLPRO Rudd. Astros Deal Mathews off Manasquan (8-11). The So more than 80 borough residents es and driving a tractor. Tommie Elliott of Toms River. Class 111, Green Jumpers—1. The Morr, Debby Spear; 2. King's Night diers scored three in the fourt have filed entries to compete in Art Wall Jr., defending cham- He now trails Elliot in points TRANSMISSIONS Mrs. A. C. Randolph; 3. Mister Mac, 1 and four In the sixlh and held o he first annual West Long pion at the Wethersfield Country by 760 to 624 with only five races Mr. J. McWllllams; K. Gang War, Mrs. HOUSTON (AP) — The Houston Astros traded veteran SPECIALISTS A, C. Randolph; 5. Blow Up, Laureling slugger Eddie Mathews to the Detroit Tigers last night for a (or the triumph. . Branch Golf Day Sunday at the Club, shot a one-under-par 70. left on the season's schedule—one F R • Admired • Kewaled Farm. 74B, Th» Gregory Beowulf Rush opened the'fourth with Old Orchard Country Club,' Eaton- •Bob Gpalby, winner of Wednes- Class player or players to be named after the season. • Rtpalrad • Overtoulid of which is a double point race. ,,,,.,„-.... "Pt"Pprpetusl l MemoriaMil l TropJiyTphy. single and Rod Corbin walked town. •- This means that Hoffman can Pony Working Hunter (Second Dlvialon) Maljieiws, for 14 years a star third baseman • with the —1. Prim 'N PropeT, Deborah B, Calm; Braves in (Boston, Milwaukee and Atlanta, was traded to the Attempting to sacrifice, Jerrj score a maximum of 300 points 2. Blua Mint, Armand Lconsj 8. Rom- Shirvanian said the first golf- mel. Louise Snyder. lAstros last winter in a five-player deal. He passed the 500- Orum reached on an error to loa STOCK CAR RACES by winning all the remaining ers would tee off at 11 a.m. Golf- Class 101, jumpers, PHA Trophy Ihome run plateau, becoming the seventh player to reach that the bases. Dave Huddleston lai Every Saturday nla.hr at Wall races. With 136 points to make Caiaa—1. Manon, Cheeca Farm; 2. ers can only participate in four- UhtbM Guslavaa, Harry Gill; 3. Anakonda, mark on July 14. He has hit 10 homers this season and 503 down a squeeze bunt and tw somes. Trophies will be award- Stadium — the fastest one-third up, the defending champ had bet- Mrs. Frank Chapot; 4. Silver Lining, GuatoiMe Country Club Stables; !S. In My Cap, for his career. runners scored when Manasquai ed for the longest drive- and the mils macadam speedway in the ter get started in tomorrow's 35- DetVby Wilson; 6. NantlcoKe, Mr. and let the ball roll for a singli FREE! Eait. Mra. Harry Gill. The deal was announced by Astros' General Manager Spec best individual and foursome lap modified-sportsmen feature Bill Howell's single and a resul TOWING & DIAGNOSIS Class G2R, Junior Working Hunter, Richardson who said he would not have traded Mathews to ;cores. NIGHT race. JPHA—1. Lan3onett<\ Para Carml- ing throwing error by the le CAT ehael; 2, Happy Lamling, James Hu- any club except a pennant contender. Dinner and dancing on the Old Participating will be a fleet Ick; 3. IHghclere, Krlslene Pflster; 4. fielder accounted for the fin: Cal1 OA 1*8 P.M. Good Boy Doe, Kip Roaenthul; 5. Ma- "I think he is $ great guy," said Richardson, "and he did Orchard Country Club patio will 264-9617 sportsmen division racer driven nassas CliavPK, Wendy Wolcntt; 1. Land- run in the frame. HAnrr 8 THRILLING RACES slide, Debblp Hnyt; 7. Twin Harbors, follow. by 'Parker Bohn of Freehold. The Kpvln Maloney; 8. Desert Boota, Pam a great job for us. I'd like to see him on a pennant winning The Signaleers, leading, 3- MODIFIED No, 65 is about to destroy the Sayle. club before the season is over. I think he deserves it." sewed it up in the sixth on SPORTSMAN Clais 22, Regular Working Hunter, "Modified image." NJPHA—A. HHoop Happy, Barbara Ell- Mathews had appeared in 101 games with the Astros, walk, hit batter, bunt singles b SEE Tommle Elliott, Jim Hoff- maker; 2. Not Always, Peggy Sleirv man, Parker Bohn, Jack Hart, The track's oldest competitor, man; 3. Bell Boy, Holly House Farm; mostly at first base.^He was batting .238 and had driven in Huddl-eston and Miko Dailey am 4 BeHlno, Maureen Nunez: 5. Empty Dav« Hulse, Charlie K re mar and well into his 60's, shocked a Wallet, Mr, * Mrs. Ira J. Kauremann. 38 runs for Houston. a two-run single by Jim Blevins other top itarj. packed house last Saturday night Clasi* 3, Regular Conformation Hun- Mathews, 36, is a left-handed hitter. Over-all the winner's collectet RENT A CAR or :er—1. Salad day*. Waverly Farms • eight hits. by driving Jiis GMC to victory in C. Quiet F., Mrs. A.C. Eandoph; 3. "I've never seen the Detroit ball park," Mathews said !P«yton Place, Cloiater Farm; 4. Double 25-lap Novice the. 33-lap main event, earning Dribnle, Maytfair Farm; 5. Among the after he heard of the trade. "They tell me it's a good hitter's Rush, who was touched for fiv( Slaro, Misa E. R. Sear*; 6. Model Ca- safeties and one run in the slxtl George Clayton and Mel Cain him a guaranteed starting posi det, MJr.-"Mrfl. John Lelb. ball park." Asked about his stay In'Houston, Mathews said: TRUCK from HERTZ continue their torrid battle for tlon in the Trenton 200 to be held Clans M, Open Hunter Beat Equlta- "I wish I had done a better job, that's all. I wasn't doing and three in the seventh, walket the novice championship. ttnn—1. Jamei Hullck; 2. Juan A, two .and fanned four. at the State Fair Grounds on JUeeltertioff; 3. Robin Ann Host. anything here for the. guys." U-DRIVE . . . Call August 20. CARSH 92, Junior Jumpers—1. Advanced PLAN AHEAD Tlckpt, Brooke Hodgson; 2. Ofrebrc Bohn is also well on his way Susan O'Grady; 3. Mr. A. O., Falrfleld August U Farm; i. Eaay Mnney, MLss Jacqu 7751515,222-3299,747-2121 to his third straight sportsmen 2uccn.ro: fl. LlttlR Spofikm Tony Serlo 35-lap Mod.-Sptt. 6. Hnrnblowpr, Holly House Farm. 25-lap Novice division championship. He Jeads Cla«s 13. Green ConforniHtlnn Hunter Bill Brice of Glendola by 44 —1. Shfiwdnwn, Ciamont Mamr Fnrm, September 2 2. Salad Pays, Wavorly Farm; 3 100-lap Midget) points. Metrollght, Mr.-Mrs. W. D. SaylR. t'lans 8.\ Oppn Huntpr Sent Ecjulta 35-lap Mod.-Sprs. Tomorrow night's card also will lion—1. Brooke Hodgson; 2. Kristin? 25-lap Novice Pfiater: 3. Snslft Schoellkopf; 4. Sherry include a 25-lap novice feature Wolcott; 5. Jacnul Zuccaro; 5. SusL 15-lap Compacts event and six preliminary races. Healy. Class 112. Green Jumpers -1. Up PANELING CLOSEOUT! Tight, Mr.-Mm. Harry Gill; 2. Gang War, Mra. A, C. Randolph; 3. Blow Up There are nine pairs of brothers Laureling Ffirm; 4. In EcsUny. Fair Georgia Pacific on National Football League sum- field Farm; 5. Cappella, Mr.-Mrn. Tuck Wavers; 8. King's Nlffht, Mrs. A. C mer rosters. _la'(ia 4%'Second Tear OrePn Woikirrg COCOA WALNUT Hunter, NJPHA—1, Expressionist, Mfity No cash required when you Vail Boland; 2, Steal Man, Sandy Lnne Firm, 3. Valhalla, Krlstlno Printer; 4 Pre-flnlshed—4x7 Sheet Rr. 34 In Wall Township place your Classified Ad to sell Toralnrd, The Cnuntry Club Stable; 3 Sunsclon, Jared BrinsmariP. near Belmar, N. J. household tiems. Just dial 741- C]RS» 75B. Pnny Wnrkinp .Hunter— REG. 5.99 6900 and charge it. 1. Neat 'N Tidy, Maum Hulnh; 2. All Fnur, Debby Davis; 1. Sticky Wicket Rarbura Samual: i. nebcl, Judy Korn 5. Zlm'ji Pncnnutsmokf, Joy Slater. Claw 7.">A, Pony Working Huntrr—1 fitialhnrnp Snapdragon, Clny Welner; 2 88 Moon. Kip Raicfic, 3. PriTt Wood O«H Huluh; 4 Mldgpl, Grpenbripr Farm; .V Bam Bum, Pay Grymes; 6 Per Campn, Mnry Ann McLarty. Claud 102, Open Jumpers—1. Bllver Sheet Lining, Country Club Stable; 2. Gild t»vtJ!, Mr.-Mr». Harry Gillj 3. Ana 2 kondR, Mrs. Frank Cnapot; 4, Night out. Foxwood Farm; 5. Nanticnke Mr.-Mrs. Harry olll. Pre-Fitiished—All 4'x6" Sheets 32A, First Yrar Green Working Huntpr, NJPHA—1. E^a Smoke, Rnb«rt WATER WIZARDS REWARDED — Rodney Bell and Marylou Kretowiez, both 15- C'mmpt'in; 2. Ofnenil C, Cednr Lnripi Furm: 2. Pramboul, Lynn Rtrnnahnn year-old residents of Rumson, were honored last night as senior swimming champs 4. Knrly Star, Robprt L. Chnmbprlfiln at the Monmouth Beach Bathing and Tennis Club. Frank Wells, loft, swim coach, R«9, fi. l.^nhr-U 7,., Mnyfnlr Fnrm. • 110 Pieces, Exotic Elm Blend t.li 3.25 fins* 32TT. First Yenr HrfPti Working and William J. Schooley, president of the club, make the presentations. Inn IT, NJPHA -A. Wee Salute, Joy Reg. i-'rrrd; :. prrlbns, Mrs. A. C. HRTT (Register Staff Photo) • 14 Pieces, Samoan Dusk 4.4) 3.49 'or>fi.»; 4, Jpnny Arm, Pfrnlp Vrnurlp; Reg. FiliHnn Fnlr. Mr.-Mrs. Normnn • 19 Pieces Mediterranean Elm t.99 5.99 ylr; fi, Minii Mnrllr, Joan Ynvannvldi. 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I iE DAILY REGISTER Friday, August 18, 1967-11 Rev. Woolley Surf $ Field and Stream Services in County Churches CALVARY HA Will Accept Atlantic Highlands MaUwan Hazlet ZMMANCAZ. BAPTIST *'i&4*,y Mrvleci will b« b«M 'Mi U CEOM OF f3r/>BY LUTHEHAS ••m, %xA %% 7 p.m. Rer. Otntf'T. JLtlastU! Highland! rilott li pajtur. V/ftakilp utrviiM at 8;4S a.m. Coastal Hunters Another Post Homing worship service will be it WT. /OHM'S MZTHODUT ' 11 tf'elfidt aM th« «T«nins s»rv!c« at FIRST BAPTIST CHCTBCH Uazlet Sunday tervicea wiU ba fetid At 9:30 EATONTOWN — Rev. Stanley 7:30 Her. Rlcbard 8Baw li pMtor. Matawao Morning Wonhip at 10 a.m. van U a.m Marsh WooDey Jr., vicar of St. FIRST METHODIST FIBST PBK&BYTZBIAN Atlantic Highlands Matawan Red Bank James Episcopal Mission Church, Morning worship vUl ba hell i Worship services at 9:15 and 11 a.m. Wight for Change Rev. Dennis G. Jacobs will speak on BAPTIST Broad St., for the past four years, 10 a.m. , Red Bank • . "Tho Move Toward Unity." Sunday worship servtc«i will b* at ' By DICK RIKER " nrtST PRESBYTERIAN will leave Sept. 30 to accept a ST. CLEMENT'S CATHOLIC 11 a.m. with Dr. Arthur S. Dodtson local wildfowiew appear determined to make a good Atlantlo Highlands Matawan-Marlboro •pealdnK ran "Bringing Life to LJcnt." post as curate at St. Michael's Worahlp service at 9:30 a-ra. Sunday'Masses and Holy Communion •showing at the waterfowl hearing Monday night in Trenton will be n«;i(i at 8, 9:30 and 11 t.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Red Bank iThe Bsh »nd Game Council will hold forth In the 13th floor On - the - Heights, parish, Wor- CHBJSTIAW SCIEMCB SOCIETY it tho JIatawan Grammer School. Ker. Joseph Itucinstfi will ofliclate. The Sunday, service will bt it U I auditorium of the Labor and Industry Building alone the river cester, Mass, • Atlantic Highlands HOLT TRINITV [Coastal gunners generally feel that they have received a poor Sunday services will ba held at MKTIIOD1ST Father Woolley will serve under a.m. The Ies3on-sermon Is entitl Matawan EVANGELICAL LLTHERAK Ideal over the years when It comes to choosing season dates "Mini]/1 Wnrship service at 10 a.m. at which P.ei Bank the Rev. Alvin P. Lafon, Rector A. Wray Ingram will bring the mea Sunday services will be held at 9:30 I within the federal framework. Inland interests have been CENTRAL BAPTIST aage. a. m. with Rev. Harold Hornberger, of St. Michael's. His resignation pastor, officiating;. I well served by Mr. McCIosfey and company to the detriment Atlantic Highlands TKINITT EPISCOPAL from St. James has been accept- Sunday aervlce* will he at 11 a.m Matawan ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIO [of the coastal gunner. and 7:20 p.m. Pastor Harry W. Xraf Bed' Bank ed by the Rt. Rev. Alfred L. Ban- .Sunday (services will he: MiLUns and Sundny Masses will be celebrated at will bring the message, "I Cry, I Poul H^ly Communfon at. 8 a.m, and Holy Few coastal wildfowlers will argue with the dates chosen I Blow My Stack!" Hly Cm I. 8, fl, 10, 11 a.m. and noon with yard, Bishop of the Episcopal Eucharist « IQ Harryy W. Magr. Sa.lvatore t)i Lorenzo, pastor, ol- by the council for goose and brant seasons. Diocese of New Jersey. SdSpl p illl ho supply pastnr on the Ilciallng. In selecting this season, the council evidently flrfit (h SSimoaVi s in Augustt . Botthh Cliffwood Beach services In thhe churchhuh. A.M.E. ZION selects an opening day matching the histori- Father Woolley came to St.' Red Bank James on June 1, 1963, just after BAYVIEW PKESIWTERIAS CUFFWOf)I> METHODIST Sunday serving at 10 a.m. Rev. cal arrival date of southbound flocks of . Cllff*ood Bsach Matawan Township • „.-. Alfred S. Parker will deliver tht brant. Over the years, the council has done he was graduated from Philadel- Sunday worship services will be Horning worship service will begin sermon. phia Divinity School, He also has B:30 a.m. Rev. Donald L. BuccI, pasta TRINITY EPISCOPAL very well with this technique. The season Red Bank a divisional degree in social sci- Sunday services will be Holy Eucha- for brant and goose is then run straight Colts Neck Middletown rist at 8 and Morning Prayer and through to the latest date allowable within ence from Michigan State Univer- sermon at 10 a m. Rev. Canoa Charles FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH the federal framework. sity. ItEFOHMED H. Best Is recior, Colts Keck OF MONMOETH COUNTY -PRESBYTERIAN For, far too many years, the coastal duck During his four years at St. The Sunday servservicicee WH be at 9. Line ro ft Rd Ear.k imm. RevR . SSamuel l C La Fenta v Worship aervica at 10 a.m. with FIRST IN FAIR HAVEN—Thir-quart»t of young tennis J»mcf, Father- Woolley has. been 1 bmtet.imbteh udsltei witlt a split season h tlie .'Hil"Flinders^v R : Ghf6Gl6. W^tt«« strongly favoring the Jump shooter* hunting active in youth projects here. He "What the Dickens li Bin?" Hiker players emerged victorious in the 36-player tournament CHRISTIAN CHURCH CHURCH Or CHRIST the brooks and smal! streams of northern has served on the borough's Rec- Celts Neck REFORMED Red Bank New; Jersey and the «hirt skeve teal hunters of: the lower which concluded the summer program sponsored by the reation Commission for the past Morning worship service will be at 11 Middletown Sunday services will be at U a.m. atm. and Evening worship gervtcs a1 The Sunday servlca will h« The, evening service will ba at B;30 Delaware River, Few coastal wildfowlers hunt western Jersey Fair Haven Recreation Commission. Left to right, Billy two years, and is the clergy-ad- 7 p.m. Hcv. Larry G. Calhoon, ministe 11 a.m. Rev. F, Alvin Langwlth wil P-m. and only a handful of "mountain men" come gunning the visor for the Episcopal Commit- will officiate. preach on "The Scaffold and th« Fu- FIRST METHODIST Fall, 11, River Rd., junior boys champion; Miles Toomey, ture. '' Red Bank tidal marshes and bayi. While coastal gunners have long tee on Scouting of the Monmouth 9:30 and 10 a.m., services of Wor- wanted to drop the split season, their wishes have had little 15, Fair Haven Rd., isnior boys; Kathy Murphy, 13, Convocation. Eaton town GOOD SHEPHKIID Lt'THERAN ship, nev. James H. Harris, Jr., will Holmdel-Mlddldown preacli on "Sorry, There Ia No Magic effect on the Fish and Game Council until this year. FIRST Th« Sunday aervlce will fee held Hance Rd., senior girls, and Robin Fall, Billy's nine-year- Father Woolley is married to 9:30 t.m. at the Thompson School. Wand." Whit has been proposed this year is having two separate Eatontown Rev. George J. Frank Jr. is pastor. ST. NICHOLAS RtSSIAN EASTERN old sister, junior girls. About 90 boys and girls 9-15 at- the former Gertrude M. Perkins, The Sunday servic* will b« at 11 B~m, ORTHODOX duck *ea*ons with the state split .vertically. This would pro- Langhorn Manor, Pa. The couple Rev. Hobert V/, RcM will »peik. KING OP KINGS MJTIIZRAN Red Bank tended the net instruction conducted by Mrs. Peggy Middletown The Divlna Liturgy will bs celebrattd vide an early season in western New Jersey and a late season has three children, and now re- JESt'S CHRIST OF at n a.m. nn Sundays and Holy Days along the coast. If the U, S. Fish and Wildlife Service will Ogren at the Youth Center Courts. LAriER »AY SAINTS Sunday *»rvlctn will b« st 8 and if Obligation. Evening aervlces preced- side at 8 Woodmere Dr. (Mormon) 10:45 cm. Hev. Donald S. Trued wUl ing Sundays and Holy Days of Obliga- go along with the idea the split could put all of Monmautti, preith both services, tion at 6 p.m. Father Emilian Kajko, (Register Staff Photo) Speaking of his first assign- Eatontown pastor. Ocean, Atlantic, Cape May, alt of Middlesex east of the Turn- Services will be the Priesthood m METHODIST ment at the 100-year-old church, Ing at 8 a.m. and thft Sacrament meet ptke and all of Burlington east of Routes 70 and 206 in a Ing at Si 15 p.m. Bishop Bruce Savag< Mtddletown ieperate zone with a late, straight season. Father Woolley said, "I will al- will officiate. Worship Service at 9:30 a.m. In Th* Rumson Nut Swamp School How does the coastal gunner want his season? Almost ways have a very unique fond- METHODIST ST. GEOnOR'S-BT-TH&BIVEB Eatontown FIBST SPIRITUAL OF D1VLVE R081 EPISCOPAL every duck hunter with whom I have talked wants a better ness for St. James Parish, its Belford Rumson Intrepid, Columbia Sunday Worship Service will be _ Sunday services will be Holy Com- !• Sunday atrvlc* will b* held at chance at broadbills which supply the greatest amount of people, and the people of Eaton- 10:45 a-m. with Pastor William Joel mxinlon at 8 and Morning Prayer at town." Wright officiating. B:15 p.m. with Rev. Pboeb* Dallty, 10 a.m. Sermon hy the rsctor, Rtv. duck hunting along the upper Shore. They want a better crack 1. p. Meiilck Belshaw. MON.MOITH BAPTIST at cans, even though limited to one canvasback a day this Eatontown NEW JION'MOUTH BAPTIST FIRST PKESBYTERIAN year, they want a better chance at blactas, which means Ice Rev. M. R Halre. pastor, will brln, New Monmouth Rumson Remain Supreme the message at each of the three wor Sunday worship servlco will b» held Morntnf worship «er*ic» at 9:30 Ia on the riv«r and plenty of stormy weather. The sneakbox ship services at 0:45 and 11 a.m. am 4t lQ:45r> »-m. Evening service at 7thp Sanctuary. Rev, Clar«nc« K. Brlxey gunner want* a (season running as late as possible under the NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - In- start to finish with Bus Mosbach- Rev. Black " 30 p.m. p.m. win preach on "IVa Later Tbjtn You , trepid soundly whipped Ameri- CHRIST CHLRCn Think." federal regulations. By taking the latest possible closing date er at the helm. Middletown and working backwards to an opening day probably in mid- can Eagle and Columbia defeat- Fair Haven Senricea will ba Holy Communion Columbia, the California yacht On Seminar _t 8 morning prayer Sea Bright November, the tide marsh and bay wildfowler could have the ed Constellation yesterday in an JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES and sermon at 9: IS (new church;) other pair of light weather races from Newport Beach sailed by Red Bank Congregation Mo mine Prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. ST. I.CKX'S A.M.E. wason he desires. The October opener long has been a bitter (Kingdom Hall) (old church.) Bermoru by th* rector, Gt Biisht in the America's Cup final selec- Briggs Cunningham, came from Fair Haven The Sunday service will be at 1 ».m. pill for the coartal wildfowler to swallow and this could be Committee Rev. Robert E. Lcngler. whta Rev. Floyd N. Black will pnach. tion trials to name the American "Ardent Wise Sayings for Modern the year that the big change occurs. behind to beat Constellation by DOVER, Del. — Rev. Floyd Day Life" will be Uie subject of Sun^ SAINT CLEMENT'S IPISCOPAL See you in Trenton on Monday night! defender against the Australian three minutes, 45 seconds. day's 10 a-m. symposium, with Alexan- Belfori N. Black, pastor of Fisk Chap- der M. Anderson Aabury Pa.rk, pre Sunday ichedule for Auruit: S a-ra., Shrewsbury Quote of the Week from a Conservation Department press challenger, Dame Pattic, next sidlnK. Th— e "Waichtower" study con Holy Eucharist and lermen; 9:30 a.m., After trailing Constellation by eludes Dent_ . .. 16:1. S stud__y, "Th* Three Holy Eucharlrt and itrmon by R»v, ASSKMBLT OF COD release: "The Coastal Patrol reported an active month of month. el, A.M.E. Zion Church, Fair Ha- Armual National ConvenUons" at 11:15 Huaaell Gale. Shrewsbury 40 seconds at the end of the tri- ..m. Worship service will be at U t-Ju. checking commercial nettera. Close surveilance of draggers Intrepid's margin over Eagle angular lap over the course off ven, N. J., was a member of the METHODIST EOvangellBtlc Bervlce at t p.m. Rtr. In the Raritan Bay area kept (heir operation beyond the state was nine minutes, 45 seconds in FISK THAPEL A.M.E. Belford Patrick O. MoLaa* is pactor. ' Breton Reef Tower, Cunningham organizational,xnmmittee of the Fair Haven Th« Sunday •ervlc* will t>» at 9:90 PBESB7CEBIAN line." the 24-mile race. She led from gof Columbia pointing higher and Ths Sunday service will b« at 11 and 11 a.m. Shiewsbuiy Christian Education Congress .m. with Rev. Floyd Blade officiating. The morning service* of worship Amazing! There must be a mass state of self-hynosis WESTMINSTER PRESBTTERIAlf sailing faster to edge his oppo- held recently at Delaware State CHRIST CHrBCH METH0DT5T win be nt 9:30 a.m. Rev. James R among boat and beach fijshermen around Sandy Hook these nent by 28 seconds at the second Fair Haven MlddlMown Ste«le will deliver the »«rmon, "To College. The congress is an an- Morning Worship will be at 6:30 a.m. Sunday servlc« will he at 0:1& Render the Deeds of Mercy." days. Mrs. Paterno weather mark. Both yachts had lev, Charlerles G. HlniHanklni,, pastorpao,, will James A. Laine will oflldat*. EELJOIODS FOCCETT OF TBrENUa Last week, dragging operations for striped bass were con- to pinch around the • mark with nual seminar for clergy, youth . J.I.I.. an..# d preac__!_.!h. on. "Changtn1 .At. I- j UNITED PRKSBTTKRLUf Bhrewebury ducted Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at Romer Tlme Llnerott Sunday maetlng la held at U a.m. their sails almost aback. leaders, laymen and missionaries. Tb« Sunday service will b» at 9:30 CHRIST EPISCOPAL Shoal.. Friday the Coastal Patrol put in an appearance. Tues- Beacon Hill HOLY COMMlMOV EPISCOPAL a.m. with Rev, George M- Watton Shrewsbury On the downwind drifting leg, The manifesto drawn up by the Fair Haven preaching cm ''Th* Problem of Butter* day morning of this week, draggers were working the outside in*." Sunday service* and Holy Eucharist Columbia inched further ahead to committee, under the First Epis- Sunday lervlces will b» at I and \i W 8 and ID a.m. Rev. Stanley M. of Sandy Hook taking small stripers running 15 to 20 inches, a.m. Rev. Frederick J3, Preuse, recto LEONARDO BAPTIST WonHey. Jr. will deliver a «ermon at B' Winner widen the gap. copal District of the African will preach at 10 a.m. services. Leonardo the 10 a.m. service. He will be edi- [f the Coastal Patrol is busy patioling up Raritan Bay for bra.at at every service during August. Intrepid's victory over Eagle Methodist Episcopal Church, Sunday lervlcea will he held it 8:3C "porgy pirates," they are wasting time, since there have not LEONARDO — Mrs. Charles set forth the following tenets: Freehold and 11 a.m. Rev. William Cur will Union Beach been any porgy to net. Go where Hie action is, and you will Paterno shot a third round was almost as convicing as the preach on ' 'Great Thing* Ha Hu ) Git ACT LUTHERAN Done." find plenty of netting and no sign of the Coastal Patrol. yesterday for a 54-hole total of 10 minute, 30 second margin Co- —A conviction that sane pro- ORACK MXTHODIBT lumbia scored over Eagle on Worship eervica at 0:30 a_m. VI ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL Union Beach Last weekend's northeaster blew in a great school of 282 to win the Class B Club testing and peaceful picketing Epltzner will talk on "To Inher! Worship services will bn held a.t 9:30 Tuesday. are parts of American heritage; Eternal Life." Sunday Services are at 8 an* 10:30 a,m. ilev, John Merwln wn\ t£««Jc ihort baj» and surfcasters from Sandy Hook to Monmouth Championship at the Beacon Hill a.m. At 10 a.m., "Rev. H. R. Sorenson, Te hevenlng servloe at 7:30. Hev. nou on "The Holy BplrH tn ity 3Ufe." Beach got in on the action Wednesday. The fish run from 15 Country Club. The yachts will race again to- a denunciation of illegal, destruc FIRST FBE5BVEER1AN rector, •will preach Mid Holy tive or violent methods of demon Freehold munlon v^ •admlnVstered at both to 20 inches, eo care and an 18-inch ruler are necessary. A The tournament was conducted day but the committee announced cervices. stration. Morning wnrahlp will be at B:30 West Long Branch handful of blucfish to four pounds have been nailed in the during three days, with I8-hoIcs that the pairings would.not be the new auditorium and at 11 a.m. OCEAN VIEW REFOEMATION LUTHERAN' made until-this-morning. -^Opposition, to the exploitatioi the Sanctuary. Pastor James it Ale; Leonardo Wett Long Branch surf, and I expect much faster action by the weekend. Off-" of medal play with no handicap mott will deliver a, aarnjan." Horning worship m»rvte» at 11 and Sunday aervlCQs w!ll be held at f:18 shore, the best of the Wuefish action appean to be on the old being contested. of minority groups, economical rvenlnR Frlce a t 7:30 HH*)v) . K"" and at a-m. Gueat speaker wtU be HOPE LUTHERAN JaggaM will bring the message at both WUllam Graham. Tin Can Grounds across Ambrose Channel. The blues there Mrs. Paterno also had rounds of ly, politically or educationally. Freehold i run eight to 10 pounds; while the Shrewsbury Rocks' fish 95 and 99 to win by six strokes —Condemnation of job discrim Worship services will be at 9:30 a.m. Good Sports Rov. Albert W. Gibson's aermoa top BAY SHORE COMMUNITY seldom exceed three or four. over Mrs. Raymond leStrange, ination, the creation of ghetttoes will be "Another .Mile." East Keanaburg Enters Order PORT LAUt*ERDALE, Fla. Sunday aorvicea will be held at 10 who finished with a 93-97-98-288. segregation in any form. a.m. The sermon will he entitled, "Why NORTH PLAINFIELD - Miss —If playing the game counts 2MMAMJEL BAPTIST There were ties for first place —Vehement reaction againsl Freehold Pray?" Richard R. Schwarta la min- Barbara Anne Simpson, daughter more than winning, the fel- ister. in both Class A and Class C, Morning worship will be at 11 a.m, of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Simp- Freehold DD: $44720 lows representing the New any black power or white back- and evening service «t 7 p.m., hnth and there will be 18-hole playoffs In th» YMCA. Melvlo Brlndley wiU be NP.W Shrewsbury son, 87 Eleventh St., Belford, was Jersey State Park did them- lash theology, ideology and phil- in both divisions today, in Class osophy, and the teaching or prac- guest speaker. RJEFORMXD recently received into the com- selves proud here yesterday. New Shrewsbury FREEHOLD - A whopping daily double qj M47.M, highest A, Mrs. Ira Miller (84-9M3) and munity of tile Servants of the Although they finished fifth tice of racial, religious, class 01 Highlands 8unSpot Pointer (Page!) 3-BljUie Victor (Sperendl) .t 8 ;U a.m. Worship lenrice will 4-Llttle Silver (lldgway) AE-Watch Tour ?*ep (Dancer Jr.) stating the First Episcopal Dis- Keaiuburz Results 8-Ton! Oregon tSperend!) trict's position on matters of im Sunday services will be: Holy Com- be at 10:30 a.m. Rer. Harley 3E. 2-Quintona Lady (King) .; (1,000; o» U,«59. [union and sermon, 8, and pariah Eu- Meyer will officiate. 4-Jarrettown Chuck (Thomas) :harlst at 8:30 a.m. Rev. John M. Crum 1BT-JPMerl-m.: (1.100! T.-2:0S. 5TH—Pae«: Mn.s B.B00; T.-2:0t.l. 7-Miss Star Haven (White) ' 2-Edgewood MightChky (Marcus) portance in peaceful living in to- ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC OillutAJlM (lftni'k) 83.00 2160 11.50 Bill Sampson (ThoMas) 6.20 3.60 3.40 AE-Princess Blanche (Hueftsch) 1-Schaefer Eyrd (Edlkrout) day's world. Jr., rector, will deliver a aermon iol- Old Brlrtgo Brtlher Jim C (Flllon) 9.40 *.«l Golden Jewell (liwkerinan) 6.80 4.60 AE-Lochlnvar Judy (Kucla) 5-Masrnlfy (Beedel owlng this lervlce. Sunday Mass will be at 0:30, 7 10, RobB Boy (PrwUndrla) 10.80 tl>—1-m.; $1,001; Paee-Clmg.j 4 ; ,:45, 10, 11:15 am. and 12:.1O p m aucceas Dart (Uralttl) __ 4.20 3-Josedale On Top (Paxadla) H-'/cHe Adloa (Fleming) riBsr Mf.TnoDiST JD—Fact; 1-ra;: Jl.OTOOT: :2 T.-2:07.2. 3-Noraa Flash tTrultt) Keansburg t6T. Bernard A. Coon will ofliclate SSJiaroJ n Lu (HuMlim(HMmll) ...J9.OJ9O0 6B6.BO «.W> 7TH—Pace: 1-jn.; $1,500; T.-2;0J2. 7-Henry's Bayama (Ftlion) Blaze Adlol (P&IUIps) ....17.00 7.00 4.20 1-Chesinut Adams (Fagel)' 7-Jted Red Eagle (Hodgers Jr.) Sunday services will bo at 6:3d, 9:3(1 Bttter BM ?.<» Tom Thumb (Bradbury? . „ 4.40 3140 4-repa.ius (Thomas! 6-Chet Time (Preslandria) m. and at 11 a.m. with Rev. Newton CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN Freedom Fighter P Put Put Putney (UcOe.e) 4.40 2-Concho Van {Forman) 8TH—1-ro.; 11,400; Pace-Clm*. Quaker House '. Oreiner, pastor, otficlatlnf. Old Rrldgft (Kiactu (Hi raid VIM) 6-Syls Rancor (Martyinlak) 1-Arden Neb tW&ugti) Th« Sun4siy aervica will be at 10 30 (Dally Double (5-1) raid MTT.20> 5-Cimbee (Looneyi S-P O Connie (Howard) ,.m. Rev. Richard A. Weoden will TTH—Pace; 1-m.; Sl.BOO; T.-2:0G.3. 2-Bonn!e Hunter (Dunckley) Keyporl ire&ch. 3D—Pace; 1-m.1-m.;; $1,000$1,000;; T.-2:06.4T.-2:06.4.. Rock Sprlnei Bill Smith) Jl.40 9.W 4.20 8-Eobby Star (Gower) 4-Booms Girl (Thomas! Oay Vic (Wipir) 7.20 3.80 AE-Jug Town (Zofrea) "err y ThThe Botle_Bt l. r (O*b(O*b)) 3.3330 151500 2.8280 31>-l-m.; $1,000; Trot-N/W QJ %l,t30. 5-Diamond Creed (PopJinger Tour Sunday f.....rlaurle Buttotton (Tmltl(Tltl)) UN 8-8880 So Ixmii Pilnce (Flllon) 2.(0 6-OId McDonaW (Spencer) UETIISEMANK LUTHERAN Rdritan Townsliip Frisco Senator (Chik(Chick) 4-0400 6TH—Pace; 1-m.; 52,000; T.-2:03.4. 5-Blamonti Creed (Fopfinger) , Key port *TH—Pice; 1-m.: J1.500: T.-2:O5.5. 6-ls'evele Special (Long) -3-1 7-Irenes Princess (Rodgera Jr..) SHREWSBURY - The public Sunday services will bt at 8:30, 9:41 FAITII REFORMED Joey Que (Hubb»rd)> ;;J4.4O 8.80 6.50 1-Connemara (Fitch) 4-1 and at 11 a.m. Rev. Frederic!: C. Hazlet Coast Ladv (Thoraai) —J-80 B.oo 4.S Captains Daughter! (Chappell) 4.40 3.SO 4-Moselle (Tagarlello) [-2 3-BoDby Gardner (Myer) Invited to attend "Old Shrews- Anlleus. (Marcni) lteo O.40 Oteca May Day (Beedc) 6.40 Boos Is pastor. Sunday services will be held tt 9 W Meadow Dotty (Calling) —..~- 3.60 5-Lloyds Rum (ForBhe?) TTH—1-ra.; «,000s Tn>t-InvitaHi>nal bury Day" Sunday. It's a 50-year BT. JOSEPH'S CATIIOLIO -m. Rev. Theodore C. Muller will $1,200; T.-2:08. 7-Hoyal Dlller (AbbaWe)lo) B-ChanBChang (Lannte) Keyport reach on "Righteous Or Not" Phantom Fling (Bwy) 6.60 5.20 3.80 3-Dedc Hanover (Myer) 7Roone7-Rooney Star (C(Cheerlsh ) tradition of lectures and tour of Masses will ba at «:30 and 7:30 Shapely Louisa '(Bwait a-Sfofltr ciatr TPuitea) ••-•-"' 1-Specter (Tajarislio) .m/ tni -13il& p.w. -!B 4JI«- -church;, Famorous (Sadovsky) 2-Flrst Lo&oa (Dean) 4-Grateful Vtc (Myera) the oldest no'usfe of Worship in the :30, 0:45 and 11 a.m. In thB school. 10TH—Pace; l-m.; $1,500; T.-2:07.1. AE-FedoT Hertiart I Howard) 6-Tlpperary (Popnnger) Rumsori Takes Gypsy <3«ne (Malib'shka) 4.40 3.4(1 3.00 AE-Stead/aat (Quartier> 5-Ouy Yat»« (UrsItU) state at the Friends Meeting ST. MARY'S KPIBCOFAL Tom Strong (Paradls) ...„.„.„ _ 7.4.0. 4.2...0. TH—l-m.[ $1,000; Paee-MdjBUUOWs. 3-OeraM Iflr (Ollmcur) 8-1 House, Rt. 35 and Sycamore Ave. Keyport Instinct Yalen itlr&iUl) — 3.40 -Ho Tarn (Thomas) 3-1 2-Nell Hanover (Dancer Br. 10-1 Sunday services will be: 7:45 n.m ST. GABRIELS (Exairta (l-fi> Paid *23.0O) 2-Halelgti Van B IPopflnger) 7-2 Worship meeting at 11 a.m. will .lornfng Traypr; 8 a.m. Holy Com Softball Title ATT.-WW — HANM.E-M73.4S8 'l-Gentry Volo (MegUo) 5TI1—1-m.; 13,(1011; Pace-N/W av. «3(IO. iun!on; I) ti.m. family, service and ••Losn nniNcii PUKSE" be followed by a 'box lunch, with .1 a.m. Holy Communion. 2-Nevele Meadow (Popflnger) 3-1 - FAIR HAVEN - Rumson won 1-Dlrect Hue (Hut*a.rn) 7 beverage and dessert supplied by COUNTRY 8-I>ayton Freight (Bradhury) 41 the meeting. the championship of the Inter- 4-Slnglng Water (Howard) 3-1 Little Silver S-Major Black (Marena) M At 2 p.m., the Shrewsbury Lec- ST. JOHNS FI'IHUOI'AL boro Softball League, but not be- •Star of Geld (Tagarlello) H-1 Little Silver FIESTA -UttlB Belnin (Forahej) 10-1 ture will be given by Maurice Sunday aervti-pg will be Holy Cc fore Oceanport surprised the 6-Marcla Tasa (McGovern) 12-1 Tunlon at R and Morning Prayer ' orn-~l-m.; (1,000; Trot-Hilcp.r Cltnu. "Ireasey, director of studies at oly Communion at ilO a.m. with a pr league leaders with a 4-3 cprne- n«i by tho Rector, Ilev. Canon Stuart Aug. 18th 5-11P.M. Balance •}-3*tt K (La.uo) 3-1 Weedbrooke College, England. from-behind victory, Rumson's 7-3colonla (Paradll) 7-2 . Gast. fl-Ii'rlendly Scotch (Bchmlsel) 4-1 Dr. Creasey received his BD EMBURY BIKTIIODIST Aug. 19th 4-11P.M. a natural desire only loss of the campaign in 10 1-EJdlo Duk» (Lewis) S-l and PlhD from the University of Little Silver 3-Ao held at 10) rounded out the second di- STdS—.Tospdall n On TTop , CChMfnah t AdamsAd , ,1 a.m.1 and 7M5 p.m."1 Itov. Ilrucrt •..Trash 'N' Treasure otheis under 20 at tip Concho Van by George Fox, founder of Quak- arrlson will speak at both services. vision in the final standings. 5—First LokoK, Nevele Special, Conno* • Dunking Machine " '•' "• "l* ' " ' '"'••'• *• mara Br. LUKE'S METI10DI5T 4—Ko Tam, Itnlrlgh Von B, Mr. rick* Lons Branch • Pony Rides — wick Thft Sunday fservtco will bo &t 11 a.m. Christian Science B—Jnrretlown Chuck, >'orai Flash, ,OT. J, Courtney Hayward will preach. Wishing Well Shore Physicals Edgmvond ^llclity ¥3; SCH0OL PROGRAM ft—Ynnltra tinl. HooniN (>lrl, Anlen Ned HIGHLANDS - Tonight 7—Spfctrr, Rodnpy Stnr, Chnnj at • Games of Skill' Sunday School EATONTOWN - Physical ex- SCRAMBLER TAKES BREAK — Frari Tarltington, the 8—Neveln Meadow, lllrect »ef, Day- 7 p.m.; 4ho Daily Vacation Bible Marlboro aminations .for -.candidates ...for. ton FrHffht ,. •' •< School of the Methodist ^Church BIBLE PROTESTANT ! for further information: "running;" threryrirrg 'Cjiiarlerback-vvho -is- -boing c&un+ed- rSe«tanla.E4 hl Roborlsvlllo i fall sports—football, cross-coun- ,0—VOKIP. Spnutor Pctf, F R J w1iripreserit'a"v^r'tf^iim" open to - gundity -flftrvkm.. will...tjB. at. 41 * upon to bring the New York Giants out of the Nation- Unit Bet — Sppctcr m. Thft Bcrrnon will ho. nn "Twelfth 11:00 •a-.nr;--- try and soccer—at Shore Region- the public with children ages 3- lapter'ot Roman.i." Rev. Edwin P. "Mrs.' James M." Malo'ne ~' al Hinh School wiU bo given Sun- al Football League doldrumi this teaion, takes time out Want .buyers? Classificid Ads 13 providing a demonstration of ipenccr ia pafitor, • 6 Woodvlew Dr.. day from 9 a;m. until noon and are ready by your best prospects their learning of the school's THE OLD mtlCK BROAD ST., RED BANK to chat with Dom Vaiti of Red Bank. Vaiti visited the REFORMED C1IIKCH Englishtown, N. J. Wednesday, Aug.r 23, from 7 to . . , the ones ready to buy. Dial theme, "Walking Jesus' Way.*' A Marlboro ' P-m- Jints' training camp in Falrfield, Conn., last w««k. Sunday morning BBrvlces will be held 536.9411 741-6900 now. period of fellowship will follow.. 10 o'clock, Rev, John Hart li putor. UndeV Bail Set Bidding On Rt 35 Freeway How They Voted1*^** £•£ Nine County Students Register Waftrlogtvn Bureau TRENTON - The Departmentwill be provided for safe entry at interjection witji Rt. M HOUSE On Charges of Twwportatton today called and exit to the freeway. to permit traffic flow In ill di- On civil righu bill (Hr,2516). Four Fined Get Banking Awards LONG BRANCH — Donald for bidding Sept. 7 on a contract A full interchange will be built rections. Rt. 66 will be widened to add more than 2.8 miles to For the Bill-Howard. Helms, 20 Hillsdale Ave., was for nearly a naif mile in the EAST KEANSBURG - The The awards were presented at the Rt. 35 Freeway, which is un vicinity of the interchange.' ;• Bill passed, 326-93. By Crowell Monmouth County Bankers and the annual fall rally of the Mon-held in $1,500 bail in Municipal der construction in Monmouth Chamber Pays The project is to be completed SENATE . , Clearing House Association" has mouth .Chapter of flie AIB by Court yesterday on three charges County. by Oct. 31, 1969. FAIR HAVEN - Acting Magis- Frank G. Warner, president of On Tower amendment to of lewd, indecent and scandalous This second project in the build- honored nine student bankers of the Monmouth County Bankers The freeway is being built as foreign aid bill (S.1872) td permit trate Whitney Crowell yesterday ing of the 12-mile expressway is Podell Tribute the Monmouth Chapter, Ameri- and Clearing House Association tcts with minors. a relief route for Rt. 35 which sale of arms to less developed fined four persons In Municipal to extend from north of Rt. 33 and a vice president of Central Representated by local attor- LONG BRANCH - Maurice nations. can Institute of Banking, for in Neptune Township to north of is to the east. The new through Court. Jersey National Bank. Podell, She city's late art di- , Against the amendment—Case, marks they received during the ley Henry Hershoff, Mr. Helms Deal Rd. in Ocean Township. traffic expressway will extend William J. McGettigan of 268 rector, was honored at the regu- Williams. 1966-67 school year. The rally, which attracted vaived preliminary examination Construction on the first phase from the Brielle traffic circle in Prospect Ave., Little Silver, was lar meeting of the Greater Long Amendment defeated, 45-46. The A1B is the education arm about 200 bankers who will start md the case was referred to the of the freeway, immediately to Branch Chamber of Commerce Wall Township to a connection fined $25 on a speeding charge.' the south of the new project, has On Javiti amendment to of the American Bankers Asso- AIB classes, in September, is held Irand Jury. Magistrate Stanley Wednesday. with the proposed Rt. 18 Freeway John T. Giblon, 53 Red Coach passed the halfway mark. This foreign aid bill to continue at 75 ciation and students from Mon- to make the awards and to intro- La., Locust, paid a $20 careless Cohen set bail at $500 on each is on a four-mile stretch from A memorial resolution express- south of the Garden State Park- per cent (instead of dropping to mcuth, Ocean and Middlesex duce to the students the instruc- tors who will conduct the classes charge. Mr. Helms is charged north of Allaire Rd., Wall Town- s the chamber's appreciation way spur. 50 per cent) the'maximum in- driving fine. counties who achieve the top during the 1967-68 school year. ship, to Rt, 33. L. Zimmerman of Mr. Podell's exemplary char- vestment guarantees for firms in- Robert Lehman of 66 Lewis La. grade in courses the Monmouth vith jmolesting three little girls. However, the department an- and Sons, Hillside, is the con- acter, gentle nature, artistic pro- nounced recently that it may hold vesting in less developed nations. here was fined $12 on a loose dog Chapter makes available to them Frankie Allen, 23, of 135 Rock- tractor on the $4,779,972 job. ficiency and great^worth. A copy a public hearing next January on are honored each year by the veil Ave,, who pleaded guilty to For the amendment—Case, Wil- charge. Dr. Harry J. Copperth- of the document will be sent to a proposal to extend the freeway bankers and clearing house Iriving without a license, was Four structures are to be built liams. waite, 132 Lewis La., was fined 2 Promoted the art director's family. from the parkway spur north group. ined $25. under the new contract. Bridges Amendment adopted, 68-20. $9 on a similar charge. will carry West Bangs Ave and Mr. Podell, whp died sudden- ward* across Tinton Ave. tb exist- The top student for the 1966-67 Lawrence E. Stevens, 22, of Deal Rd. over the freeway, and ly Aug. 4, was a chamber mem- ing Rt. 35 north of Eatontown. A^Ballantine louth Orange, drew a suspended school year was Amelia Curley the freeway over Rt. 66. A pe- ber. Two other freeway projects are of the Middletown Office of the (15 fine for speeding 47 miis«'a»| overpass will be built at destrian Samuel C. Morris, chairman in the design and right of way Keansburg-Middletown National lour in a 30-m.p.h. zone. He paid Fordham Rd. at the/southerly of the chamber's current mem- acquisition stages. One is to ex- Bank. She was awarded two $20 15 court costs. mi of.the,.project,.just..north..of bership; drive, reported 51 mem- GUTTER M LEADER v "checks" for Being the top student Joseph F,' ScarsU43, of 720 the Rt. 33 interchange. bers added to the roster. The tend ifom the Bflelle traffic cir- MADE AND INSTALLED in two AIB courses, effective En- )cean Ave., was fea $15 for The freeway will have two 12- drive is now in its second phase. cle to north of Allaire Rd. where glish and economics. :areless "driving. foot wide traffic lanes in each A final report will be offered at construction is under way. The Virginia Harvey of the Red Salvatore Delio, 17, of 274 High- direction with 12-foot exterior •the next chamber meeting. other will cover the section from land Ave., found guilty of driv- and three-foot interior shoulders. Ermio J. Truppa of the TNT IN ONE PIECE Bank Office of Monmouth Coun- Deal Rd. to the parkway spur. ty National Bank, Carol Carty of ing without a license or regis- The opposing roadways will be Advertising and Novelty Co., was :ration in his possession, was separated by a 60-foot wide and elected chamber vice president the Ocean Township Office of You'll find a wide voice of New Jersey National Bank and Eined a total of $15. varying grass median with plant- for the remainder of 1967. Rich,-. apartments at the rent you can 364-1928 Trust Co., and Dorothy Singho- Frank Manno, 18, of 72 Maple ings of pin oak, pine, holly, bay- ard Donovan, former vice presi- fen of the Matawan Office of \ve., paid $10 [or parking so as berry and crabapple trees. .Ac- dent, has left to take a position afford In today's Classified Ads. DAVIS & RICHARDSON—EST. 1949 Central Jersey Bank and Trust obstruct traffic on Ocean Ave. celeration and deceleration lanes in the Middle West. Check now. Co. finished in a tie for top honors in three different classes on a course in principles of bank operations. Open 9:30 to 9:30, Sat. to 6 Krissen Hauge of the Red Bank Office of Monmouth County Na- tional was top student in the home mortgage lending course and James Desmond of the Red Bank office of First Merchants National Bank was first-place stu- Edward W. Ramm dent in a course in trust depart- ment services. Garrett Roberts of Peoples Na- tional Bank of Monmouth Coun- Where Horn Begins ty, Keyport, and Ellery C. Scott 'of the Ocean Grove Office of New Jersey National Bank tied for first-place in the course on financing business enterprise. Shirley Bulger, also of Peoples National Bank, was the .top stu- dent in the course on public re- Great August lations and business development.

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1967 10c PER COPY Despite 'Miserable' Summer Weather Most Shore Resort Businesses Booming By RICHARD LERNER spending enough money by day to push business profits to "We've been running at capacity practically all summer Slovak, president of Steinbach's, "fio I don't suppose you could . Associated Press all-time highs. long,".he said. attribute our success to the weather." Nearly every • weekend this summer has been marred by The Empress Motel in. Asbury Park is also filled con- Mr. Slovak did point out that the store has not been doing You may think the weather has been miserable this sum- very well with certain items, such as women's bathing ap- mer at the Jersey Shore, but most businessmen are smiling rain, according to the U. S. Weather Bureau in Atlantic City, ' sistently. "The fact is, you couldn't get a room here before . and it's the timing rather than the quantity of the rains that Sunday night," said General Manager Albert Gutteridge. "We parel, and he said a numt>er-ef the smaller specialty shops contentedly as vacationers continue to converge on this fa- in the city appear to be having a hard time due to the weather. apparently has both businessmen and vacationers grumbling. "•are 100 per cent full." % mous resort area. , . OUTDOOR BUSINESS OFF The volume of visitors to the shore is just under the 1966 The inclement weather doesn't seem to have cut into the "Nobody's pushing the panic button around here," re- About the only people who seem to have suffered any figure, according to information centers along the coastline. bar or restaurant business either. Some owners reported a , portfid..MaU.Dodsoji,..head of tiie 'Atlantic-City Press Bureau.- '' "The hotels ami1 motels have foeerr running about- 90 -per .serious ..financial ..damsge , from. .the.weather are those who A good, hot summer's day is worth $500,000 Jo business- siight decline in comparison with' last year, but Most Said" operate 'concessions outdoors. Boardwalk food stands, games cent of capacity so far," said Margaret Oliver of the Asbury they were more than holding their own. men in Atlantic City, according to Dodson, and there were Park Chamber of Commerce. "And we've had good readings . of chance, beach chair rentals—all are off considerably, as STAY INSIDE many such days in 1966. Every weekend between Memorial on a spot check of retail stores here, with a number of stores are motor boat rental operations and tour boat attractions. Day and Labor Day was free of rain. But this summer's reporting even better sales this year than iast year." "I guess if the weather's bad and people can't go to the But most concessions are sheltered in one way or another weather has been comparatively poor and yet the business and the bad weather seems to have been a boon to them Some hotels are also surpassing their 1966 records. beach to swim, they stay inside and drink and eat," said one community seems to have suffered few ill affects. as well. "Our business has beeh running about 10 per cent ahead hotel manager. "It seems as if we are doing as well as we did in 1965 of last year," said Robert M. Jacob, general manager of the Retailers appear to be experiencing little difficulty due to It's actually boosted our income about 8 per cent," said and that was the second best year we've had since the war," Traymore Hotel in Atlantic City. the weather. Steinbaoh's Department Store, generally con- Edward Lang, owner of the fully-enclosed Palace Amusements Park in Asbury Park. "The people have to go inside when said Dodson. "The 1966 season was just so great that you "And if the weather had been better, this would have sidered a good barometer of the business climate in Asbury it rains and many of them seem to like our rides for the kids." can't expect to top it easily." been a /fantastic year," he added. Park, is doing slightly more business this year thatr.it did in Most businessmen interviewed are also optimistic about the ALL-TIME HIGH John Dedercr, assistant manager of the plush Essex and 1966. weeks.to come. Noting that the weather seems to have im- He was reforring to last year's banner performance, with Sussex Hotel in Spring Lake, said business was "fine" this "Of course, we don't have quite the same seasonal fluc- proved this week, they look for still better revenues. huge crowds jamming the coastline's hotels at night and season. \ ° tuation that the hotels and concessions have," said Michael High School Costs, Curricula Studied Two Boards Eye Regionalization SHREWSBURY - The Shrews- team members, a nurse and a the departments of English, termined, pay $589,559 and Shrewsbury bury and Little Silver Boards of principal, for a staff of 55. Also mathematics, science, social The county superintendent's fig- $328,450. ' Education last night reviewed needed would De 'our secretaries studies, • languages, business, ures for apportionment of the cost The figures represent only tax possible costs and curricula for a and five custodians, the report health and physical education, of a 7-12 high school in its first 'levies in the respective boroughs, ;mde 7-12 regional high school. said. home economics, industrial arts, three years looked like this: he said. music and arts and crafts. In 19S8-69, Little Silver would County Superintendent of Not Included in the estimates, Mr. Garrison also told the have to raise an estimated $406,- Schools Earl B. Garrison, who is Dr. Sanderson said, are cafeteria Mr. Garrison said teacher es- boards what their name would working with the boards on a re- workers and remedial personnel. timates were made on the basis 261 and Shrewsbury would pay be if they couldn't come up with gionalization study, told them He added that the tentative of 20 students to a class, five $215,694 for current expense and something shorter. they are nearing the time to schedule doesn't sacrifice any- periods a day, and left enough capital outlay. There would be It legally would be named the make a decision. thing now in the Red Bank High slack for department heads. no debt service expense that Regional School District Com- year. Mr. Garrison will consolidate curriculum, and includes a few He said'the $3 million estimate prised of the Borough of Little the.studies on 7-12 and K-12 re- bonuses, such as the new courses for the plant was based In 1969-70, with debt service In- Silver and the Borough of Shrews- gionalization of the two districts available to seventh and eighth on a cost of $3,000 per student, cluded, Little Silver would pay bury—and that's a tough one for the board members before raders. not on the number of classrooms $580,824 and Shrewsbury $322,555. to get into a football cheer, he they meet again in Little Silver, The list shows 80 courses In required. That has not been de- In 1970-71, Little Silver would added. Thursday, Sept. 7. The decision could be made at that time. If the boards favor a regionali- zation plan then, they can submit it to Dr. Carl L. Marburger MCAP Employment Policies state commissioner of education CLASSROOM KALEIDOSCOPE — Portable classrooms are being pieced together on for review, Mr. Garrison said. The commissioner might then the playground of Red Bank's Mechanic Street School. The {our units were hauled return the plan with his sugges- fo Red Bank in eight sections for 250 miles by Capital Industries Inc. of Avis, Pa., tions, the boards might revise it Criticized by Fired Employee whose workman are applying siding and fitting them together. Local contractors will and finally the board would havi to re-submit it to the pommission- By ROGER BOONE meeting, but'added she had no tions as inconsistency in orders ization and grievance procedure" add roof and plumbing. The units arrived complete with closets, bathrooms, foun- er asking his consent to hold heard from any MCAP official and policies, his inability io com- LONG*BRANCHt— Monmout with recent policy changes." tains, baseboard electric heat and lighting fixtures. Photo taken from atop Ander- referendum on it. on this matter since her con- municate with or to listen to tin Community Action Program em Mr. Daniels claimed no com- son Brothers' warehouse shows sections 19 and 20 being prepared before they are What Dr. Marburger thinks of versation with Dr. Stevenson. staff, constant vague criticism prehensive knowledge of the Bady the scheme, particularly with re- ployment policies, specifically em She said of Mr. Scales, "He without constructive criticism moved into place. Rooms were rented for one year for $18,000 and will be used by matter. gard io racial integration, may ployee morale, grievance proce- was trying to do a good job concrete suggestions for improve- Wilson Shepherd, MCAP trus- first graders. (Register Staff Photo 1 spell its success or failure. The dure and the alleged lack of com and definitely had a sincere in- ment or praise, and his levying tee, disagreed, saying, "The joint meeting was questioned on munication was criticized yester- terest in his duties, but his ac- severe fines for small infrac- MCAP employee morale, com- that aspect by two persons last tions and effectiveness as direc- tions, such as docking, some of day. munication and overall labor sit- By Keansburg Manager night. tor must be questioned. In fair- an employee's salary if he came uation is still in turmoil and is Elliot B. Schneider of Point Rd., The critic is Miss Susan Lee ness, he was in turn unduly pres- to work a little late." upset despite the.recent policy Little Silver, asked what the Bady of 238 Pinewood Ave., Oak sured by the central MCAP staff." Neither Mr. Taylor nor Wil- changes." He said there are .prob- state's attitude.would be with re- hurst, who was fired May 15 as a Miss Bady contends the di- bert C. Russell, MCAP deputy lems similar to the Asbury Park- gard to integration, and Dr. Ivan senior intake worker.at the As- rector's order to work late director, were, available for com- Neptune center situation in the , Marina Pact Outlined P. Polonsky, a member of the bury Park-Neptune Neighborhood without compensation "harmed ment; both were reportedly out Long Branch and Red Bank cen- Red Bank Board of Education, Service Center. She is now em- ;taff morale and agency effective- if the county. Mr. Scales de- ters. KEANSBURG — Borough Man- But he said that he "has been 000 as he had speculated on asked if the members didn't feel ployed at the Arthur Brisbane ness, because o.f the irritability clined comment. Dr. Stevenson commented, ager C. Bc-nard Blum said yes apprised" of a growing move- Wednesday. among the staff because of the iducation would be affected ad- Child Treatment Center, Howel Thomas Daniels, MCAP execu- 'There is no real way for the terday that the apparent mys- ment for a recall election to dis- "I thought the assessment was files, the fact that the staff had versely in an all-white-School. Township. tive board chairman and the trustees to truly gauge employee tery over use of the Laurel Ave. place the present three-member fixed at the purchase price but little time to attend to clients Shrewsbury and Little Silver jpard's personnel committee morale or communication within Marina by a private operator in council and said that he's been I'm informed that, it was in- The MCAP administration and because of the concentration on now are sending districts to Red hairman, declared, 'MCAP is the organization; this is and 1S66 had been unraveled. asked to become a replacement creased on a basis of what the its policies came under fire'"las the files, and the staff was re- Bank High School, but have little should be up to the administra- candidate. developer indicated he" had al- Friday when L. James Wilson luctant to work with clients be- like any growing organization Andora, Inc., he said after an or no Negro population o: :ion. Moreover, recent policy "I'm sitting tight at this point," ready spent. submitted his .letter of resigna cause they wanted to devote of- with its growing pains and will investigation of office records fol their own. Red Bank, with an :hanges have led to reforms in he said. "But I'm disturbed about "The present assessment was tion, which becomes effective ice hours to complete the files make its mistakes. We have rec- lewing an impasse at Wednesday enrollment of 1,308 includ 'rievance procedures and overall several things that are being re- made after the sale was complet- next Friday. Mr. Wilson is pres- and to avoid late work without ognized the problems and have night's council meeting, was giv- ing about 200 Negroes from the come a long way in improving abor policy." vealed in the fiscal management ed and shows up as an added ently employed as a junior em compensation." ^ en approval to take over opera- home district, would be about 40 ourselves, including reforms in of the town." assessment, rather than as a reg- ployment counselor at the Neigh- Dr. Stevenson said Miss Bady tion in the summer of 1966, con- per cent Negro if Shrewsbury and the area of employee morale, Mr. Blum said he also had ular one that would be found in borhood Service Center here. She also argues the director lid not follow the MCAP griev- ditioned upon payment of a $75,- Little Silver pull out. 'harmed morale by various ac- communication within the organ- learned in checking the details the usual list." The last date .nce procedure. 000 purchase price. Mr. Garrison said he had met Miss Bady alleges MCAP em- that the current marina assess- for regular assessments is Oct. Mr. Blum said that he okayed Dr. Marburger only long enough ployee morale problems and the ment was $105,000 and not $75,- I. the transaction «n advice of Bor- to shake hands, but would be con- lack of antipoverty employees ough Attorney Patrick J. McGann ferring with him Wednesday. effectiveness were caused by a Jr. with a proviso that if the Although the commissioner lack of communication all around. gale didn't f?o through the op- must give his consent to a re- Miss Bady said her dismissal erator would be liable to the GOP Leader Raps gionalization referendum, Mr. came about over her refusal to borough. Jarrison said, "there is nothing accept an order by James O. in the law at this point to pre- 1936 Pact Scales, service center director, to vent these two 'boards from join- The sale was completed under the staff to work overtime at contract in December, 1966, and Pardun Suit Action ing together." night without compensation. She the operator, headed by Peter M A T A W A N TOWNSHIP — at which he has made the charges. In an interview with The Daily said the matter is "basically sec- Bonafede, who is the designated Renewed charges that the Mu- At each, he accused the pres- Register soon after he took of- ondary," but added she felt file contractor for a beachfront ur- ice, Dr. Marburger said,, "It is nicipal Sewer Authority acted un- ent authority of displaying lack work was necessary and import- ban renewal project, is obligat- critical that in the long haul we wisely in settling the C.J. Par- of good judgment in not con- ant, but -overtime work without ed to complete $50,000 in marina move toward integration. Certain- dun Co. suit, were hurled by sulting the former Henry Trapha- pay was "unjustified" and "il- Improvements before December, ly I will, take racial balance into Matawan Republican Club presi- gen authority, under which the legal." 1967. dent Richard Vernrilyea last Pardun contract was originally consideration in any decision I Former Mayor Louis Collichio night. drawn. • make or my staff makes." Miss Bady said she was un- questioned Wednesday whether it Asked what disadvantages—for successful in communicating with The...P.ard.un. . settlement,,. for 'I believed that the settlement •Vas~ legal" for "the' BbriafeSe' cor- .Shrewsbury .and Little Silver—he Mr. Scales, who fired her, and $316,500, stemmed from work on wa~s~'In" the ' best interest of' the poration to take over the basin could see in regionalizatioh,' Mr.' getting-other-staff--members--to sewer lines in the township. authority," Mr. Kaye said. and receive berth rentals and Garrison said higher costs in the make a grievance complaint on 'Decision on Merits' profits from pas sales in 1966 be- Mr. Vermilyea challenged the irst years was the only one he a group basis on his matter. She "As for my action and others fore It took title. settlement saying Mr. Pardun could think of. "If I were in Red reported she was the only staff of the authority, the decision was was paid for not fulfilling his Bank, I could think of a few," he member refusing to follow Mr. Mr. McGann replied that he made on the merits of the suit contract which included the re- added. Scales' order; the day after she had given advice that there would paving of streets uprooted for the after evaluation of the possible Dr. Polonsky said he thought informed Mr. Scales of her deci- be no damage to the borough if sewer work. outcome," he added. It permitted the corporation to racial imbalance might be added sion, she was asked to resign It was Mr. Vermilyea's con- enter the property and make To support his charge, he pro- to the disadvantages here. after eight months with MCAP. duced photographs showing tention that the authority may planned improvements at its own On the subject of advantages, streets in question merely oiled have been wiser to continue with Miss Bady declared, "the in- RUINED AT RIVERVIEW TOWERS — Two construction trailers wore destroyed last expense prior to being secured the superintendent and board and not paved. the suit in hopes of settling for fluence of poor organization on by completion of the sale. members thought of many. For staff morale and client service night at Riverviaw Towers, an apartment house going up on Riverside Ave., Rod Bank. Jerome R. Kaye, authority much less. The suit was settled None of the members of Bor- instance: was not part of my protest. It is, member, retaliated that Mr. Ver- out of court. A wooden one, at loft, burned down to its axels. The f/ames sprsad to tha metal ough Council were able to ex- Seventh nevertheless, related to the issue, milyea's opposition speech was Eric Hellstrom, acting chair- and eighth graders one, which was attached by a common roof, and it suffered heavy damage. plain details of how the trans- as better planning and organiza- "campaign oratory," noting that man, and only member of the would be exposed to languages, action was completed and Mr. tion and planning in MCAP would it was, "after all, an election authority to vote against settle- non-academic courses, 'a large (Register Staff Photo) Blum was asked to investigate. library and better physical edu- have eliminated the situation in year." ment of the suit told Mr. Ver- Letter Ts Found cation facilities. The withdrawal which the chaotic results of in- This was the second authority milyea he was "ill-advised on Vans Burn at Red Bank Building Site He said yesterday that he found of the seventh and eighth sufficient planning, such as in meeting Mr. Vermilyea attended thi issue." In his files a letter from Mr. ;rades here and in Little Silver the files and elsewhere, added McGann advising that the plan would allow expansion of the edu- to the effect of an order to work would be permissible. The man- cation program without plant ex- late without compensation." ager said he has not yet com- Off-Course Pigeon Saved Trailer Blaze Brightens Sky pansion. The high school prob- Miss Bady said she applied iTiunicatedi this information to the SANDY HOOK — Two unidentified youngsters walked up lem would be permanently RED BANK — 'Flames shot four stories tor reinstatement through the Fire Chief Frank Mazza said when ha council but will have a full report to the lifeguard stand at the Fort Monmouth Officers' Club solved. State aid would be in- into the air as two trailers burned at the at the next meeting, Sept. 6. MCAP "chain of command." arrived a wooden trailer in an alley be- beach here yesterday and handed guards Stuart Gonsetti and creased. Transportation costs, if construction site of Riverview Towers on tween the new building and the Salvation Mr. Collichio told the Council Dan Chernavsky a live but sopping wet pigeon they had found affected at all, would decrease Joseph E. Taylor MCAP execu- Riverside Ave. last night. Army was ablaze, and the hoat had broken Wednesday he would be at the floating in the surf. (for a centrally located school, tive director, told her June 6 that The firelight illuminated the concrete windows of the latter. next meeting to get an. expla- The guards turned the bird over to lifeguard James •possibly on Broad St. in Shrews- Mr. Scales' decision was up- framework of the 120-foot high project giv- He directed the first hoses on the Salva- nation. He estimated that the nia- Devine, who called the SPCA' in Eatonlown,' which referred bury). held, based on her refusal to obey ing some residents the impression it was rim\ iort< h h'vw"'1') fr- urn. j-nrt tion Army, liu said, since flames were blow- them to Detective William Walling of Long Branch, a pigeon Dr. Benjamin Sanderson of the irdcrs. She reported she then burning, but it was not damaged. ing towiml the broken windc.vs and there $R000 in tlic siinvTipr of liKS and fancier. . Little Silver board reported on a wrote Dr. George S. Stevenson, a -flsk"t—w>rp nit- mrmry »y. !M Anny headquarters on the ..was.danger of the curtains ioniti ,:—'^["-"unrd-Dcvine-descrtbed-the inscription oirtlie'plGOoii's' ciifncuTurn subcommiftco headed MCAP" Hoard"~6'f*Tfustoes" presi- other side- of the trailers was damaged The wooden trailer buined completely, that the borouph should have,re- leg to Walling, who quickly, identified the bird as one belong- >y him. dent, appealing the decision to slightly, however. and an attached metal trailer was ruined, ceived. , ing to a pigeon club in Queens. Devine called the club secre- It showed that a 7-12 school for the trustees. She said Dr. Steven- The alarm was 'telephoned to police head- Maps and plans in the vehicles were lost, TV"> e.^mayor denied that he tary, who said ho would attempt to identify the bird's owner. 980 students would require 46 son told her two weeks.later the quarter? at 10:24 p.m., and firemen from all Chief Mazza said, Is --'''ically motivated in his in- Walling, meanwhile, volunteered to keep the bird overnight, or teachers, four guidance counsel- matter would be discussed at six companies were at the scene for an hour The cause of the blaze was not deter- quiries, ij at least until the bird's ownerflCould pick it. up. )rs, a librarian, two Beadleston tha next MCAP 'executive board and 20 minutes. mined. , '••'••< AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE ALTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE AUGUST SPECIALS! '66 CHEVROLET Impala $2095 '65 PONTIAC Bonneville, A.C. $2195 '64 RAMBLER Sedan $ 795 "64 CHEVY II Sedan $ 795 '63 CHEVROLET Wagon $ 995 '63 CHEVROLET Impala $1195 '62 FAIRLANE Sedan $ 695 You don't have to be an expert to buy o car from Monmouth Motors. Now is the time#buy and save on th«:NEW BUICK of your elioiee. We have We do o.lI thework. Arrange financing to fit your budget. Give you \«j '62 CHEVROLET Impala $ 995 the lowest price possible. Check and process all cars thoroughly a large inventory of can available for immediate delivery. t>\ before offering them for sale. '61 OLDSMOBILE 98 Hardtop $ 595 Terms From — No Money Down Up To 4 Years To Pay '61 CHEVROLET Impala $ 595 No Payments Till September! Call For Credit '61 CADILLAC Hardtop $ 895 '46 RENAULT $1295 '65 FORD $1595 '63PONTIA^ $295 '61 BUICK Sedan $ 595 --- - C«r*v«JU,. radio.., _ ,. RsncH wagsn, four-door. Befineville 4~dt. h«rdtop, --•- Haater, whitewalli. V-8, «uto., radio. Full power, auto., R&H. Heater, roof rack. _ T R U C K S — - OPEL '66 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 '63 CORVAIR- $695 Two-door sunroof, radio, '65 CHEVROLET Van $1195 HWY. 35 C/j-Mile South of Parkway Exit 117 KEYPORT—264-4000 Htater, whitewaili. '64 CHRYSLER $1195 Monza coupe. Newport convertible Automatic, radio, heater. '64 CHEVY I-ton rack body $1295 '66 MIDGET $1495 Automatic, radio, heater. Roaditer, radio, heater. Full power, new top. '63 VOLKSWAGEN $895 '63 CHEVY I-ton cab, chassis $ 995 Micro bus. '66 MUSTANG $1795 '64 OLDSMOBILE $1595 '63 CHEVY %-ton pickup $1095 Radio, heat»r. 98 4-dr. hardtop, radio. 1967 MODEL CLOSE-OUT Automatic, six-cylinder. '63 RENAULT $495 Heater, full power. "62 CHEVY i/2-ton pickup $ 995 R-8, four-door, standard Automatic, factory air. '65 TRIUMPH $1295 tranimiision. Radio i hattar. '62 CHEVY Suburban $1095 COUGARS and CONTINENTALS Spltfir.. '64 PONTIAC $1795 '63 ALFA $1295 '62 CHEVY I-ton pickup $ 695 Bonneville 2-dr. hardtop. '65 MONZA $1095 Romeo convertible r/h. MERCURYS and Full power, auto., R&H. '61 CHEVY 1/2-ton pickup $ 995 Four-door, four-p Pirelli tires, Radio, hiattr. side boxes, ladder rack '64 MONZ^. $895 '62 SUNBEAM $995 '58 FORD Pickup $ 295. MERCURY COMETS '65 GTO $1795 Two-doer, (our-ipeod. Alpine roadster, wirtwhteli. V-8, automatic, radio. Radio, heater. Radio and heater. Hiater. power steering. '65 FORD $1295 '64 PONTIAC $1395 '60 CORVAIR $ 195 Cut torn four-door ledan. Tampest LaMans 2-dr., V*8. Four-door automatic. V-$, auto., radio, heaUr. Radio, haatcr, feur-ipeed. Radio and heater.

Service Men Financed, Low Bank Rates MONMOUTH GOOD SELECTION ±- BUT DON'T DELAY USED CAR LOT NEW CAR SHOWROOM

Rt. 36 it Monmouth Road ROUTE 3* WEST LONG BRANCH EATONTOWN ENGLISH MOTORS MOTORS 542-1126 542-1000 MAPLE AVE. 747.4545 RED BANK OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 HIGHWAY 35 542-2414 EATONTOWN SALES — SERVICE OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY WEDNESDAY TIL 4 P.M., SATURDAY 'TIL 5 P.M. ONE S1OP SHGPPING

INVENTORY SALE L BUYERS^ HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF NEW M &m ARRANGED ANYWHiRf *N THt

ATE SALE IN PROGRESS "IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE" TO GET A BETTER DEAL AT MERCURY 11 LINCOLN RUSSELL OLDS-CADILLAC

YOU CAN OWN A BRAND NEW . . . FINANCE MEN ON PREMISES TO INSURE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 67 CORVETTE $4399 66 G.T.O. 65 FORD $1599 63 BUICK 61 FORD $£9Q Convertible, $2299 Convertible. J Tops, Convertible, Mustang 2 Door Special Station $999 Galaxle 500, 4 Door 4 SpKd, AM-FM. Yellow, V-8, .4 Hardtop, Extra Sharp. Waaon, Automatic, Power. Hordfop, V-8, Automatic, Power, Air Speed, RadiRodlo and hetiltr. Conditioning. 47 T-B1RD 54359 $ 64 CHEVROLET $1499 63 RAMBLER 2 Door Hordlop, V-J, 66 FORD Impalo 4 Door Hard- Station Wagon, $999 61 FORD $O99 Automoilc, Power Steering, Power Galaxlt 500 Hardtop, 2099 top, V-B, Automatic, Power Steering, Air Conditioning. Galoxla 500, Country Brakes, Air Conditioned, AM-FM, V-fl, Automolic, Povwr, New Car War- Power Brakes, PuH. Squire Wagon, V* Automatic, Power- Tinted Glo», White Wolli, 6 Way ranty. » Car Wor- Power Seat. $ 62 FALCON $999 5 64 FORD Squire Wogon, 61 CHEVROLET $599 66 MUSTANG Golaxle 5O0 Con- 1399 Bucket Seats, Automatic Radio and B«l Air Sedan, Auto- (6 CORVETTE 3+2 Hardtop, V-8, 1999 $3699 vertible. Loaded. Heator. mo tic, Radio and Heater. Convertible, t Speed, A 5pe«d, Decor Group, Like New. Extra Sharp. 5 AM-f=M Rodlo, Sharp. 63 FORD $999 599 '65 CHEVROLET $1999 XL Golaxle Cqnv., '-, 62 FORD '63 FORD Fafrlana Sedan, '67 FIREBIRD Super Sport Conver- * * ngfr jCountii H399 V-3,AWBmatlirpoweY'ste'erlnB. $3299 ..tlfelei .-V-fir-ostamattt; pOWif Sleertnjj,' •Extra-Sharp;-' ' • Convertible, VI, 4- Squlra Wagon, V-B, automatic, power, rr'Nirw' cor like new. air conditioned. 63 FORD 60 CHEVROLET *399 1967 OLDSMOBILE guarantee Golaxle 500, 4 $999 '65 CHEVROLET $1899 4 Door Station FOR LESS THAN $3149 Impala, four-door 64 CHEVROLET $1300 Door Sedan, V-8, AutomaticJtlc, Full Wagon, Loaded. $ 11 47 FORD Impalo, 4 Door Power, PuH. hardtop, V-8, automatic, power, like Hardtop, Beige, Automatic, Power. 199 "98 CONVERTIBLE $ 10 Passenger Country Rodlo, Hwter, 59 CHEVROLET Squire, v-«. Automatic, Walli, Vinyl $999 $ 62 CHEVROLET Four-*w>r 3.800 Power Steering, Wilt* 64 FORD $1399 Nova. ConverConvertiblet , Station Wagon, *Plui N. J. St«». Sale. Tax interior. 66 MUSTANG $99 2 Door Hardtop, 1899 Goloxls 500 4 Door 'VII Full Power,, EExtra Sharp. Hordlop, V-B, Automatic, Power Steer- Loaddd, New Cor Guoranteff. ing. 56 DODGE 67 PONTIACp $3099 63 FORD Station Wogon. 4GT speedO Snor. Likt Coupee new,. W miles, $ $999 4 d Lik 65 FORD LTD 1899 64 CHEVROLET $1299 Galaxle 500, 2 2 Door Hartftop, Door Hardtop, V-8, Automatic, TRUCKS 67 FORD Real Sharp, Automatic, Powfr Steer- Impala Convertible, '*•! I Loaded, Sharp, 6 Passenger Country '3049 V-8, Automatic, Power Steering. COMPLETE FINANCING AND INSURANCE ARRANGE- Squirt Wagon, V-6, Automatic, Rodlo, 67 FORD $9799 Heater, Power Steering, Vinyl In- 62 FORD $899 V-8, F-350 Stake, **' * * terior, Whin Wall Tlrei. 64 TEMPEST 5uoo ? Passenger Radio, Rack, MENTS AVAILABLE THROUGH GMAC AND MIC Sport Coupe, V-8, 63 CHEVROLET $1299 Country Sedan. West Coast Mirrors, Etc. Automatic. Power, Crtompuff. Impala 2-door • ft * # 67 FORD $2899 Hardtop, Auto- 62 CHEVROLET $899 w 67 ECONOLINE $2199 Goloxle 500 Conv., 64 CHEVROLET $1699 matic, Power, Extra Sharp 4 Door Sedan, V-J, Automatic, Powtr Stwlno, Wnlt» Automatic, Radio and Hecter, Station Bis, Heafer, Wolls, Mony Extrm, New Cor Wor- Super Sport Con- Mirrors, Seats, Windows. IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE TO GET A BETTER DEAL FROM vertlbie, V-8, Au- '65 CHEVROLET S| -1 oo tomatic, Power Two drjor Sedan, six 63 FORD $899 Steering, Bucket Scots, cylinder, standard, one owner Foirlane Sedan, 6H0RD $1999 CUFF DORINS • FRANK REED • FRED KOESER 5 FORD $2799 Extra Jhorp. Vi Ton Pickup, 6 66 CORVAIR $1599 Cylinder. Heater-Delroster* Outside, Station Wagon, 5? CORVETTE $1099 Moma Coupe, onvertible, Red Mirrors, Turn Signals. BILL HOLSEY • BILL DECKER • MIKE PARKS Automatic, power steering. Automatic, Radio and while. 63 CHEVROLET $899 Extra sharp. Monza Convertible, and heater. Cream puff. Full Power, Sharp. 67 FORD $1949 61 FORD $2799 Econollne Van, t Ronof! Wooon, '64 FORD $159Q 59 Austin Healy $1099 63 FORD $799 Glass Rear Doors, Outslds Mirrors, V* Automatic, Country Squlra Station Convertible, four- Falrlrjne Sedan. Turn Signals, Heater-Defrosters, Wogon, V-fl, cufomatlc, power steer- Full power. speed/ radio onri While, Puff . . . • 67 MUSTANG $2599 ing, puff. heater. 65 FORD $1199 OLDSMOBILE Convertible, Auto,, 63 RAMBLER $799 % Ton Pick-Up Top* Radio and Hsafer, New Car 65 MUSTANG 64 VOLKS $1099 Station Wagon, Warranty. V-8, 2 Door Hordt^p, Ccupe, Radio S. Ono Owner. • Extra Sharp, Loaded. 60 CHEVROLET $799 Heater, 4 Speed, Sharp. Pkk-Up Truck, CADILLAC CO. Exlra Nice. RUSSELL '>7 MUSTANG $2499 64 CHEVROLET $1599 61 FORD $^99 Convertible, V-B. !mpnla Coupe, V-8, 64 CHEVROLET $1099 Galaxlo 500, A Door Automatic, Power, Autamallc, Power, . . - - 4 Door Sedan, Sharp. Sedan, V-B, Automatic* Power, Afr 54 International $199 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD 741-UV10 RED BANK Conditioning. Von, Heater- 671 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH Defrosters. OPEN MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. Sales 222-3600 Service m3800 WEDNESDAY 'TIL 6 P.M.; SATURDAY 'TIL 4 P.M.

••> LOST AND FOUND PUBUC NOTICE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOS FOB SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOB SALE iFriday, August ],S, iW— IS KtJMTZBl WANTED - To AUTOS FOB SALE WAITED— Plrtiee bri*r«te4 Is tifc- 1M1 MIRCLT.T new - c.tin tM EBCLIBH TORT3 - UxMl'je. tSO"O THE DAILY REGISTER ioi ortr fceltgc* on repotieiMQ eui. VoUurwarec, abcolvtelr perfect, 1MJ T-B!3tD — G«tf condition. FBI] I Jure M ««•« twlUtle. tor Informs to »KT good uMitkn. Ben ottrr. 29- : . WUBI tell. CaJl 2

All cars include heater, directional lignali, emergency safety flaiheu, dual master cylinder, padded daih, tun visors, impact absorbing steering column, back up lights, inside day/night mirror, variable tpeed electric wipers, windshield washers, 4 safety belU. — Five year, fifty •*$! decide! thousand mile warranty on all cars listed above. THE COMPLETE SPORTS CAR! 96 A hpNtsynchro 4-speed. Ready to $ While the 68 s MU "OUTS IXUK BUHLER* BITTER INC. WASHINGTON'S AUTO SERVICE are still under 89 BROAD ST. 264-0198 KEYPORT 370 Bro.d St. K.ypoH 2(4-1323 wraps...

Chevy-Town is making every possible deal to sell off all remaining YEAR 1967 models. These cars are greatly reduced — and to make your END SAVINGS deal even better, we're trading high ON ALL 1967's IN STOCK! I! THESE CARS MUST GO THIS MONTH 1 Come in today—It's the smart time to buy!! ! '67 PLYMOUTH '67 CHRYSLER Fury III, 4-dr Sedans Newport Four-Door

With radio, heater, V8 engine, automatic power tteirlng, With rtdis, hutar, 313 V-B angina, powtr it««ring, whitiwill ARE YOU A SUNDAY SHOPPER? whitewall tiros, wheel covers, undercoating, tide view mirror, tint, tinted windshield, wheel coven, undereoatinq, lidt view test belli, vinyl interior, carpiiing, tinted glass, 2-speed wipers mirror, iiat balti, vinyl interior, carpeting, tinted glau, two- end washers, back-up lights, padded dash, duel bralc* system, ipead wipari and waihan, back-up Jigfi-fs. padded daih, dual

M,X*»tH'4jB'»^ . • -^ i-ny^.t. collapsible steering wheel. brake lyitem, collapiibla ifeerinq wheel. Whan you're out driving on Sunday, drive by Circls Chevrolet Co.'s OK USED CAR DISPLAY. Look over WAS NOW $9EQ7 WAS NOW $3363 $3675 ONLY our big stock . . . plenty of room to drive around ONLY £071 '2887 100 FACTORY AIR CONDITIONS CARS IN STOCK on an inspection tour. IMMEDIATE DfLIVERY ON BRAND MEW 19&7 CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTHS See' something you lilce? You'll find a convenient ALL MODELS IN STOCK: "SUNDAY SALESMAN" just outside our used car TERMS UP FROM NO MONEY DOWN! ToTO 4 YEARS TO PAY! office. Just leave your name and phone number •«7 CHRYSLER J2W7 f« OLDSMOBILE - $'W7 '6J IMPERIAL W1 ALL Newport convertible. Radio, heater, Jetstqr four-door tiardfop. Radio Crown (our-door hardtop, tully pow- in box provided, with kind of car or truck in which aufo., power steering, power brakes and heater, automatic, power steer- er equipped. A real bargain. and all the after standard factory ing, power brakes, etc. '42 CHRYSLER 300 S1W7 you're interested. One of our salesmen will contact USED CAR extras. '« MUSTANG W7 Four-door hardtop. AIR CONDI- '66 CHEVROLET J2W7 Hardiop. Radio, heater, automatic, TIONED. Radio and heater, auto- matic, power Jtaerino. brakes, etc. you immediately. Hops to see you soon. I tnpaldr 2-dr. hdfp. Radio, heater, etc. A very sharp car. automatic, Power steering, white •« FALCON -$1277 '43 CHRYSLER $1097 wall tires. Wheel covers. PRICES Futura 4-docr. Radio, heater, auto- New Yorker four-door sedan. Radio, 'U PONTIAC 12497 matic, w/w tires, wheel covers, etc. heater, automatic power steering, Le Mans hardtop, air conditioned, '« CHEVROLET S18*7 power brakes, etc. SPORTSMAN'S SPECIAL! radio, heater, automatic, power Hardtop, Impalo 2-dr., radio and SLASHED , steering, power brakes, vinyl roof, heater, automatic, power steering, e VOLKSWAGENS — etc. " " • • Whitehall tires, wheel covers, etc. 'ii Fastback -..$1897 '« OLDSMOBILE -M197 '63 VALIANT ..- $12f7 Rodlo and heater. 1963 WILLYS JEEP, Jet Star two-door hardtop, rodlo, 4-dr., radio, heater, stick ihift. Whitehall tires. Like new. Formerly Cy Barren heater, automatic, power steering, Very economical. '«J Convertible $is?7 in c. c: power brakes. An original one-own- •« CAOILLAC %wn Radio and heater. Station Wagon. Six-cylinder. 4-wheel drive. Chrysler • Plymouth er. Low mileage. Cream pu[[. Must AIR CONDITIONED (our-daor hard- Whltewoll tires, etc. be seen. top. Fully power equipped. Llkfl* CIRCLE CHEVROLET'S new condition, vinyl roof. •&i SEDAN $1597 ONLY '65 PLYMOUTH $17W Radio, heater, etc. Mint condi- Fury III 2-dr. Hordtop. Radio, '*) CHEVROLET SI 197 tion. Very economical, heater, automatic, power steering, Hardtop Impala. Four-door air-con- SEE IT TODAY! whJlewoll tires, wheel covers and ditioned, auto pilot, power iteerlna, 1395 vinyl Interior. brakes, windows and scats. li SAIISMAN MANY OTHERS IN STOCK btE aCAKOrTRUCK qou libe? FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO " CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. WELL 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK 'Qmktm ^>pefT Evenings 74T-3T3C)" ~

"where doing business is a pleasure" AUTOS TOR 16—Fridty, Angttit 18, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS TCt JALE VOUBWAXJIK — OM4. UM uw emvBWW m Mr wxn, fully maM u m. AUTOS IBS AUTOS FO» SALE AUTOS FOR SALE H«4top. Gir emSitHm, wtto'Waek Interior. traatmiaaim, tmt ntw < iUklOf 41*60. KJ-Mtl alter: t rear ae/ety tfrai. '£xt«lle&t eoaaUttoB. UtM MOB — Win vhMlI. AM/TM QTO UN - rntn tlua ooHTtbt, FntD INI Ijlluit Oo»T«rtlMe. V4 Iween ( «.«• - « »*>. only. Ut^SU or r»41o. PtttUl tliM. XxeeUeat coiuiltton. four epaed xhllt Kft&y, maay extre.e. mtonnuc, power ttterlnt. IxetUtat — Art (or Mr, -" ' " KJJMJW* wax — ISM eonvertftle, M2-UU. 12300. «7l-t0a. condition. Mmt nil a&fit. ' MO rallei on «» «n«)ii«. RrtJo, I»U- J- 1M1 RAMBLBR OUMCC - O,0M JrTMei4iirj!ctllr wrteet !•». lt«5. 717-MU. >• minion. 747-3111. T—BIRD — 1*57. Two tofl, letlek ihllt TRUCKS FQR SALE 1964 PXfflTIAC — Tirnpot Sport Coupe. RAMBLER — lit? STATION WAOON OLDSMOBUJB 1965 — SUrflra hardtop. V-8, 326, automatic, power, radio, etc. Standard transmllilon. Like ntw. Aik- J Excellent condition. Not oni cent down. in« MB5. 2M-1360. 7 p.m. * ACRES OF NEW & 8K * USED CARS ON HAND! MONMOUTH COUNTY'S AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Trailers Arriving Dolly! IMPORT LEADER SALE! MUSTANGS • SQUIRES HADDTOPS Year End TURDS —PAST BACKS SLASHES PRICES AIR CONDITIONED UNITS Including Three Beautiful Air Conditioned Thunderbirds G.T.'i —CONVERTIBLES On New and Used Curs! Clearance Sale Finance Mm en Prtrniiuj • t 11 Different Finance Plant -t MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER Available I Delivery Arranged Anywhert TREMENDOUS SAVINGS -t In the World I t DMI With rho Largest ON ANY NEW • i and Savel VOLVO • TRIUMPH KROLL FORD MOUNT-ENGLISH O 671 B'way Long Branch RENAULT • BMW « TOYOTA 222-3600 SINCE 1904 MONMOUTH S MAPLE AVE.. RED BANK—741 -6000 USED CAR SPECIALS. .«•'.* V 7 IMPORTS ON ALL USED CARS •hi CAMARO $2795 •65 IMPALA $1995 Tv«Mkx>r hardtop. Eltftl cylinder, •6S TOYOTA Crown station wagon, O.D $1695 I cylinder, outomoiic. Powar stearlng. automatic. Power •teerlng. THE Factory oir conditioned. "66 VOLKSWAGEN, two-door, lunroof $1395 '66 MUSTANG $2095 '64 CHEVY II $1195 "65 PEUGEOT 404 sedan, sunroof .„...... $ 1295 2-door IwrrJtoo. I cylinder, outo. Neva. Four-door »don. GET MOVING! Six cylinder, automatic, BEST •63 VOLKSWAGEN, two-door sedan .._ $ 850 '66 CORVAIR $1695 Corw 2-daor hardtopy t> cyllndtr, •64 CHRYSLER $1495 "300"'. Convertible. ElaHf cylinder, THE CAR SALE YOU'VE BEEN 1965 PONTIAC •62 VOLVO I22S B-18 «»risi, four-door $1195 A >p«ed tronjmlfilon. automatic. Power itetring, power "BonnevilU" Sport Coupe. brakes. &uck*t twit. Air-Conditioned. '66 CORVAIR $1495 WAITING FOR STARTS TODAY AT ' A-tiocr hardtop, & cylinder, '64 MALIBU $1495 RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS 4-1 peed tronsmlsilon. 1964 BUICK Wogon. EWt cylinder. Automatic. "Skylark," 4-Dr. Sedan AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR •66 IMPALA $2295 '64 OLDS $1195 3-docr hordtop, ( cylinder. Two door ««an. Six cylinder, 1963 BUICK VOLVO—RENAULT—TRIUMPH—BMW—TOYOTA Automatic, powtr titrlno, automatic TWIN BORO RAMBLER "Wildcat," 4-Dr. Hardtop. olr conditlonttf. '64 NOVA $1295 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 RED BANK Two-door hordtop. Six cylinder, 1964 BUICK '65 CHEVY II $1495 automatic. Power UKrlnj. "Wildcat," 4-Dr. Sedan. 2-doer hardtop, t cylindlr. RAMBLER AMERICAN Tf 1S39 ifandord trQninilMrOn> '64 OLDS $1495 1965 CHEVROLET Cutlass convertible. Eight •65 BONNEVILLE $2195 ryllndtr. Four weed tronimlwlon. "Mftiua." Sport Coupe, •ewer eteerlno. Power broke*. -CHECK OUR RAMBLER SELECT USED CARS. Gtmv*r\\b\t. 4 ci\ln4*r. Automatic, full pewer. Bucket eeoti. 1963 PONTIAC $1195 "Catalina" Sport Coups. '63 NOVA '44 MG $1395 '64 CORVAIR $875 '64 VOLKSWAGEN $ 995 '65 FALCON $1395 Wagon. Six cyMrtdftf, automatic Wogon. i cylinder, etondor

1965 BUICK "Wildcat," Daluxa Sport Coupe, '63 PLYMOUTH AIR CONDITION AVAILABLE Belvedere 2 dr. Hardtop Air-Conditioned. IN ALL MODELS 1962 CHEVROLET '895 "Wonia," Sport Coupe, CHECK OUR SPECIAL DEALS ON 1965 CHRYSLER '64 BUICK I "Newport," 4-Dr. Sedan. Riviera ALL OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS MODELS 1965 PONTIAC s 'Catilina," Convertible Coupe l995 1962 CHEVROLET 100% GUARANTEED USED CARS BUY WITH CONFIDENCE "Impala," Sport Coupe, '64 CHEVROLET Air-Conditloned, Impala Convertible 1966 CHEVROLET '65 OLDSMOBILE $1895 '43 BUICK Le Sabre $1395 THREE-WAY GUARANTEED "Cuitom Sport Van," 1625 Four-door ledan, power Four door hardtop, automatic Station Wagon. •tearing, power brakes, Iranimiiilon, powar itaaring, ow br ktl lli]e USED CARS 1962 BUICK '--'I '65 FORD ""' automatic trammiiiion, radio. P " ' ' - "Electra," 4-Dr. Sadan. I Galaxia XL Sports Ceiipe '63 COMET $1095 1963 CHEVROLET '64 BUICK Skylark $1595 '62 Chevy $750 '63 Mercury $1295 ... .-Vlmpala,"- .Sport' Coup*.- 'Four..does .issfan,.autemstic- Ford j '1945 Two-iieor fiarJtop, automatic •"Colony Parl Wagon, 0" four- trammiiiion, ridio. I960 OLDSMOBILE ^treniminion, power ifaaring, Air Conditioned. door, Power St«»ring. "88," Convertible Coupt, 1 .?JPCK power brakei, radio. '62 FORD Gal'x' 500 $895 1965 BUICK J Eltctre 4 dr. Hardtop '65 Falcon $995 Eight cylinder, automatic "Special," 4-Dr. SeaV Two-door Sedan, '65 Ford $1395 '66 Ford $1995 '64 PONTIAC $1595 trinimliiion, power itearing, i 1245 Two door hardtop, automatic radio. Standard Trans. Custom "500" 6-eyl., 4- Salaxie "500" two-door 1962 CHEVROLET "B»l Air," Station Wagon. trammitslon, powar jtaerirtg, door, Air Conditioned, Hdtp., P.S. Stand. Trans. i '66 OPEL powar brakes, radio. 1963 CHEVROLET '62 FALCON $795 t Sports Coupa '65 Brick $1295 "Impala," Convertible Coupe. Four door ledjn, automatic trammisiion, radia. Cenvartiblo Spteial V-6. '66 Ford $2250 '64 Ford $1395 1962 PONTIAC j '1345 '64 PONTIAC $1295 Country Squire, 9 Pass., Salaxie "500" XL, two- "Star Chief," 4-Dr. Tampait. 4-dr., & cyl., auto- Air-Cenditioned. Power Steering. door, Hardtop, P.S. matic trammiiiion, radio. '62 BUICK Special $895 '63 Mercury $1195 i '64 PONTIAC , Cenv., ttira* ipaad, radio, You'll find plenty more JCatslina Hardtop (Air Cond.lF Montelair four-door, '66 Ford $2250 where these came from. : *1495 ( '63 OLDS JET FIRE $1395 Brsezeway, P.S. '65 MUSTANG $1495 '65 Forb $1450 Coupe. Turbo charged, eight LTD four-door Hardtop, Come in and seel Hardtop, lit cylinder, Custom "500" four- cylinder, {our ipeed. Power Steering. : '66 OLDS r thrae-ipeed, radio. door, Power Steering. '64 Galaxie $1250 88 4 dr. Hardtop | (Air Cond.) "500" two-door Hard- '66 Mercury $2295 • THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL • top, Powor Steering. '65 Mustang $1495 Montclair four-door, '2395 Hardtop. 1966 OLDSMOBILE "88" Hdtp., Power Steering. '65 BUICK '64 Ford $1350 Four door hardtop, full power, air conditioning. LeSabre Convertible 6 ?»u. Country Squire, '65 Falcon $1395 '66 Cont-'ntal $3995 Power Steering. Squire) Station Wagon. Four-door Air Cond. BUICK '2095 — MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM DOUBLE-CHECKED MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST FORD DEALER USED CARS BOB WHITE BUICK BUICK . OPEL GEM MOUNT-ENGLISH NEXT TO AIRPORT IHWY.35 KEYPORT OLDSMOBILE SINCE 1904 MONMOUTH & MAPLE AVES., RED BANK — 741 -6000 264-4000 NEW SHREWSBURY 741-6200 110 MAIN ST. 5M-3600 MATAWAN MOTORCYCLES BOATS mi ACCESSORIES HELP WANTED-FEMALE THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bfl K*OM HELP WANTEIV-MALE FOR SALE Friday, August 18, 1967—17 * Q «AJIJ»6AT — ! *.». motoi THE DAILY REGISTER trsJler, MECHANICS ITEMS YOU NO LONGER f BOOKKEEPiN© DEPART- ICaleUDU *M eoDitrocUon, oitcbln- MB If KIBBRiUAM BOAT — CO IT •rt «Ad bullTlnllTl g HtxhirtU,HtxhirtUi'La, millmill NEED OR USE Will... FOR SALE lercury with trailer anil i*c*»writ MENT in local »r*a ii looking wt^ghtt, *uU) ntechanUiiUi . electricla-nltri i WC. Call tfter «, 74T-M02. MA other tr&dei, Vereatllity 4eifr»ble. Int«rvi*wln|[ for all grader Reliable AILBOAT — Inoitn Bcout, I31 BloopT men who want permanent year-round MR. PAINT IBM HONDA — 60M. 'or a woman whs is reliable, SELL r acron sails. Good condition. 9200. Cal lobi doitt to home. Th*t « wtmt p*«pl« «• ealUnr MIT MJ-43U W-1H09. Arthur Hebtler. flop In or ecOfot th« Itttr 8 p.m. 264-8000 rlfht pttat laforxnaUon. B» win nil 19M HONDA — 450CC, J725. Call Ktjr 2f WHEELER cabin cruller, powei adept with figures and a you the right product at ft* right prlct. 6 p.m. 85, reduction H4, Equipped, In wate ATCO CERAMICS CORP. FAST LucUe, Cook and Dunri or Kim Tons. S64-S8M Ecxellent sljape, 2M-78&5. good typiit. Pleasant work- HWY. 35, KEYPORT, N. J 19M YAMAHA — lOOcc, Win «h«uit. BOSTON WHALER,"^28~h.p. Johnson. WITH A QUICK ACTION PROWN'S doo4 condition. C*l! ORIDDLKMAN — Part-time and ful 32 Bro&d Bi. Rei Bank 741-7500 787-216J. ng conditions with liberal me, Apply In person, Perkins Pan LOW-COST BREAKING UP RUMBON HOME — ike House, Hwy. 35. aildnletowp. J881 TRIUMPH MOTOROyOLI — 800 FAMILY DAY SAILER - 10' center- DAILY REGISTER Furniture, boating equipment. waah«r( cc. OdOd shape. *450. board, Small cabin. 100 1b. mushroom benefits. Reply in own hand- i0BBIN(r~pTiiMBBK ~ Excdlenl bicycles, garden tools. S42-1668. 291-9132. noorlng $800 or best offer. 741-2291. working conditions. Frank Vsrange. 741 GREEN 80 FA-BED LIKE NEW * 1062 IV SEA KING —.1963 Mercury 7217. FAMILY AD Double antique spool bed '$83, box WS6 HONDA BO - n«d. Excellent con- 50 h.p., automatic start. Many acce writing to Box M-154, The spring, rnaLtrpS3, 'cloiiblff) *50. Pair ot. dlllon. *22O. Call •orlei. Asking $700. 222-0874. mahogany end tables for record* HO. 741-6160. 3 LINES - S DAYS Etickley single cherry bed $G0. Home- 6' OLD~TOWM~BKiFF — IS h.p. Daily Register, Red Bank. lite 5 h.p. rlfler mtwer |li>5, hand lohmon. $150. (!all F0R mower, with. $20, Like new refrigera- MOBILE HOMES 8(2-2067. SUPERVISOR tor, frost-rrce, white, H cu. ft. $195, TOYS * GIFTS — PARTY P1AN wool • honked rug, UxM H5. T^afiy'a COMB SEE~BCHIFFMAN'S — ' For Iff PLYWOOD BOAT — 7!4 h.p.motoi JUST eight rirnwer double' chcsl J50, den campers ana trailers. Over 25 on dis- Many extras. Call Demonstrate the newest, roost complete Expanding manufacturing callable for Mwcfiondisft For Salt only, chair $10, Mahogany desk $15. Build play, used and new. Supplies and equip- 741.5837 ne of toya and sifts for <9)rlstma.s! company in Monmouth Wide muit originate from a household jdj (45. 671-0157, ment. Illtnlies Installed. Open Monday rIERRESHOFF 8 SLOOP — Dacro Highest Commissions! No Investment! nd ma/ not exceed a ialo pries c4 thru Friday, 9 a.m. to ft p.m. Saturday Generous Bonua Flan for Dealers and WNDmONE $, sails. Bottom painted this year, to Hostesses. Call or write "Santa'a Par- County, New Jersey, hai ISO.00 per artlcli. t a.m. to 6. Closed Sunday. 46 Ocean- iceds llltle work. Price negotlabli rice MUST b» odvirtlted. Each addu rtoll'ji l*unk bed VI, gun rack ti2. port AVP.. West Long Branch, Always tie*." Avon, Conn. 060O1. Telephone opening for quality con- woather 'vana $10. 747.3fl95, from 10 to 5. a deal going: Trade anything or value. is.ll 283-0355 after 4:30 p.m. :203) 573-3155, evenings (203) 877-2013. ortal line (1.00. No copy changes may 22S-6660. bt modt ond no discount! or rtfundt KKK.SH 8WEKT CORN — Picked daily H0U8BH0U) HELP — Mature wom- scious' supervisors. Ability will be mods If od Ii cancftltd b«fori from our farm. Wholesale and retail. TWO-BEDROOM 6HORE TRAILER — SUPERFICIAL an. Bleep la Thrw children, complete to deal effectively. Excel- Main St. Hdlmdel. Call 264-O&24. responsibility of house. 671-0072. xpiration. 40xfl. Reasonable for quick eale. High- 1(1'. BTAIIOIIAKT fiberglass deep-V, I TWO CITIZEN BAND RADIOS-Cadrft lands. Call 291-3642 before 6 p.m: h.p. Mercury electric outboard, Tl lent opportunity for right To Place Your Daily RsgUfer mobile an-f liome. Five-channel. $100. MOVING — MUST SELL — 10x56 Trailer. 12,230. MINIMUM $2.22 HOUR man. ' Call 2*14-7953. Magnolia. Two bedrooms, \Vi feaUui,BOAT TRAILERS 20% OF FAMILY AD. CALL . .. large living room, completely furnished. LEAKY SI Locust Grove (0(f Hwy. 38), Kerns- MERCURY & BTAKCRAFT DEAIJE. EXPERIENCED ONLY i liurg. 787-3804. tewing rittchint operators. Union shop. 741-6900 gutters &r* damaging. Call for trei racatl6fm with pay. AJ1 holidays paid. GOOD estimate and low, low pricei on white, ' WINDBOR^TBi'iio'^iipout room, t»o- ANCHOR MARINE 'rlnge benefit*. B a.m. to 3;30 p.m. 24-Hour Service high quality aluminum gutters. bedroom, central alr-conditloned, wall- unction Hwys. 33 ft 34 Karmlngdali "When Cabrey's house got painted they had 1967 SINGER Z1G ZAG to-wall carpets, .new appliances. Easy ADAMS BROS. CONSOLE MODEL PROWN'S Wnj^penJJJayg a Week. SALARY >nly four monthn cirt. natj jsvitrstMg iermsA-787-3Zi3 or 683-1807. 25 S. Bridge Ave. Red Bank 39-Bfnld St. EeJ B.iJt - J«1>75M 1262 31.' .7/mkX~^FJylnf Bsldgi /• REAL painter do it." MANY FRINOK BENEFITS laiance only t57 or {7 monthly. Guar- port fisherman. Twin Oray 215, fres 1I.I1E.DD UAI'CllVIILCU, APPl)P \Xi ADVANCEMENT OPPOETUMTY .nteed. HOYAL HAWAIIAN — Surfboard ff water cooled. Mufflers, outriggers, flBh rson, Kay'i Cabin, 1062 Ocean Ave., Credit Dept 254-5M3 10". perfect condition. »90. TRACTORS - Brlsht. HELP WANTED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE 711-7032. box, 120W radio with' remote dual In Writs, giving background KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED — OltAVELY TRACTOR — With attach- truments, two compasses, fathomete BEAUTICIAN WANTED Dinette sets and bar stooli. Monmoutb PIANO — Chldcerlnt;, 8' baby grsnd, Blmlni top, cockpit awning. Enclose! CALL, riark mahogany. IPerlecL condlUon. ments, 75" gang mower, 30" rotary head. Pressure water. Two-burner Al and salary history to: inette, 116 Mo am outh St., Red Bank. mower, rotary plow, power cultivator, cohol *U>ve. Dinette, Sleeps four. Ii i SHOO. Call 671-2206. front cultivator and riding sulky. #460. XPERIENCED COUNTER GIRL — BOX C-152 Call 747-5810. water, ready to go. At. Jlumaon. I650C ____ SURFBOARDS — HEALTHWAYS 9' 9" 741-3H48. ltfitB. Apply in ptTBOt, PETERBON'B, NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING • he Daily Register, Red Bank JSED PIANOS AND OROANi from SEVERAL i-O-JW-SlOO MASSBY—HAMIIB TONY TRACTOR 163 Riverside Ave., Jt«d Bank, E25. Pianos bought, eold, repaired, 872-M29 18' BOAT — Needs Inboard moto: — With hydraulic and power take off. RELIABLE WOMAN to care tot home noved. By appointment-Freehold Musto WASIIIXC, MACHINE — $50. Narse Like new. Includes plow, disc and spike and painting. 150. Call and two children. Muit have ear. Call Center, 462-4730. tooth harrow, grain drill, cultivator 787-SM3 WANTED — Good feaja guitar playei miLDREN'S BOOKS — By Carey, dryer $25. flnow blower ?25. Boy's 741-7914 or 747-H285. TRAINEE Tor local rock-and-roll band. Call aftei ^ottpr, Meaci^, etc, BAST HOUSE AN- bicycle »10. After 6 p.m. 787-3370, with side dresser. 6' snow blade and MOVING — MII8T 8KLI, — 20" ca.01 ! p.m. 711-7453. trailer. Call 482-S780. MOTHER'S HELPER — To Jive in. ^IQl'ES. Hwy. ,15 fit Rears Ave., At- KENMORE muhlns machine; Morse boat. Inboiin!. Fair condition. $250 < intic HlKhiandd. 2IH-2141, lent offer. 254 8D&4, Call •OHITION AVATT.ABI^IC In Oitt'nR Dn fiafl .rirypr; assortea Venetian blinds. 741-U192, Young man with car to work in ad- partmenl. No experience necesnary ioYAirHMVAnAN^irrfboard, 8' long, 47-5336. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE LOST — 8' dinghy. White and groe WAITRESS — Experienced, for niRhUr. Good pay, good benerits. API>1 nnluies rark. Call Square bow. "HRd Sam". Rector PI, Apply In perion, Harbor Restaurant, vertising department of The Daily Salmon Paper Box Co., 32 Main St. N.Y. (212) 882-2472. FURNITURE SALE Red Bank. Reward. Moore. 741-0494 Yacht Basin, Atlantic Highlands. Matawan. JUNiTCARS BE ~g( JJIB~ Have~thT~boat~suf"vy 'rom model homes, Finn Cnlnnlal and WAITRESS — MuiT~be~ov e r"21~yeari Register. D1SHWABHER — PORTER — Expert, 'radltlonal. Qo went of Freehold Rsc*- REMOVED FREE Chet Locklln, Marine Surveyor, rhom f age. Year -round work. Call after nce necessary. Clare & Cony's Inn, SWIMMING ruck Circle on Ht. 33, Irtl »l llRht. DAY OR WIGHT. 787-2071 231-2211. I p.m. The Rum-aon Hotel. 842-2#O0. Function! of F.I. 9 & 34, Madison Town, OOL ollow our alins. Hlchory Ml' Open 9-8. WTLLTtWEEP STATION WAGON — i9r~CAB'frT~CRt!WfEH^—"stTli-li. Evil hin, N.J. 721-48S8, WNTEMPORARY WALNUT COFFEE Four wheel drirt. Good condition. Rea- rude electric. Head. Price J79S. Cal] GENERM^ACTORYWORK Must be a high school graduate, CAT~WA8HERS-PAR1^TIE,WEEK SACRIFICE 'ABLE. 125. CHI sonable. Call 871-0838. 787-376T. ariety of positions Immediately avail- ENDS ONLY. Minimum age 16. onl 787-70J8 able lor women. Must work rotating be neat in appearance and willing men conditioned hard work need a|i anufacturer has redwood pooli, re- JUNK CAR8 WASTED 16' FIBEROLABS RUNABOUT - hlfu. SUrtfng eilary (2.1S per hr. IPRIGHT FUBKZER — 13 cu. It., •HORII AUTO 7mT.OCT.nt h.p. Johnson electric. Floating (lock, ly. Training In detailing, vacuuming, oaiipsipd from bankrupt dealer. ieneral Bleclrlc. Best Oder. Call T87- 20x«', plus gangway. 1100. 842-OOSI^ lus shift dlf/erenUal, Apply in pernon, steaming, etc. Country 8udaer Ca OT ALT. \VTTH SUN DECJC MJ.J544 25J-U14 'erflonnel Ofilce, to learn. Wash, Rt. 35, Ulddletown. WAUJMimJir'pRAM"—~Ele"ctrio tro American Can Company /i PRICE SALE ARAOK RALE — Dally 1 tc 5. House- JUNK CARS PICKED UP motor, battery, oars, etc. $165 or wl KITCHEN HELP — Will train to uaranteed immedljits vares, uruatnuils, Ijooks, lainpi. etc. trade for small motorcycle. Cell 8- Cllffwood Avenue Cllffwood • Five-day Woelc • All Company Benefits lome cook. Interviews 1-4 p.m. Mon- nstallatlon and terms 43 Point IM. L1«J« Silver. Twlnorook Auto Wiecktag — 542-2335 !(2-0B74, after «, 741-SmiL day and Tuesday. Hew Steaic House, An equal opportunity eniployer g Mr. ateili, Rt 39, Eatontown (North il collect day or evpnlngi 0V1N0—MUST .SELL — MayWJ CARS TOWED AWAY FREE ir ~~8AIU?isH~^-"~Keceritly repalntei WA1TEESSEB WANTED — For year 287-4222 round work. Stowaway Hotel, lit. 26 f Bendlx). ashing machine. Very reasonable. •Call 747-CW5. SIM. Call Highlands. SVl-liiA. Apply from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. 35. Call 147-6869. 141-0261 IARAOE 8ALK — Fishing gear, boat OET CASH FOB YOUR FOREIGN — WAITRESS — Over 2t, part or full DISHWASHE3H — Steady, year roun ninpllea, garden tool.i, pipe, electric .RCHERST TACKU: — AMERICAN — AND BPORTS CARS time, will train. Year round work. Ask for Mr. Famulary notora. 116 Ocean Ave., Monmouth Call after 6 p.m. AT MONMOUTH MOTORS. WC. Hwr. BUSINESS NOTICES Write Box J-164, The pally Ktgtsttr, smployment Apply In person, no phori ach. k» new 866-6068. », Eatontown. 542-JU4. Red Bank. »UiJHTLlr SOILED — Three-room oul- illi. Howard Johmon'a Restaurant, GOVERNOR WINTHROP iiant - top JXPEIUSNCED WAITRESS — 18 desk four drawers, maple. Matching 1( yours for a giveaway $200. Easy AUTO RENTALS M & K BASEMENT The Daily Register :ret]lt ot $2.50 weekly. Includes ntne- rears or older. Both day and night Rl 35, Mlddlelown, lltelicock chair. Dressing table or ileco living room, eleht-plece double WATER PROOFING CO. rorfc available. 532-3305 • 1-8 p.m. 40-42 Broad St. Red Bank Jenk, antiqued blue, curved legi, $35 resser bedroom and (lve-pteco dinette TOWS FORD 10 years guaranteed. Free estimates. WAITRESS — Experienced, over 21, •41-2069. Call after 6 p.m, vltJi a.ocessorlcfl. FIELD FURNITURE, Call 025-5017. part or full time year round. Apply RUG — 22x11, golden color, wool. -U E. Front St., Keyport. 264-3020. RENT A CAR CLEAN CELUina. YARDS, OARAGES in perion, call 747-4253 for appofnt- HELP WANTED-Male • Female Good condition. pen Mon., Thurs. A Frl. 'til &. Tues. 264-6421. t Wed. 'til 6. Sat. 'til 5. JOO Hwr. 35 M4-U00 Keyport — Have truck. Light hauling. Call alter HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-MALE RETIRED or semi retired couple to p.m. 741-2143. FLORIST — Experienced, for Perth part-time gardening and light domes- Save Space BACKHOE BULLDOZINO — Mowing, Am boy shop. Steady position. Call 826- RESPONSIBLE WOMAN — To take Uo tervicei, In exchange live rent tree THEY'RE NICE BOATS AND ACCESSORIES plowing, pumping, lateral! AH septic I7D6. care of a five-vea.r-dd chJld for work- PRODUCTION In a lovely, new furnished home. Write iTou'll love the Now wooden wtndo* tinl work. BEN BRYAN, 871-OS8S. ing mother, preferably in my horn*. ~>.O. Box 101, Weit Long Branch. FOLDING DOORS shades and rollups. So many colors-so TEACHER, experienced, for %-day aei 787-7489 after 7 p.m. EMPLOYEES many patterns and designs. B«e Mrs. fllon In private kindergarten-nursery MAN, WOMAN OR COUPLE — Wanle PROWN'S Windmill Claw Sailboat PAIMTINO school-Call 666-0936. HOUSEKEE F Eli Good starting salary Roberts or Bteva. Really beautiful wia- Interior-exterior—Free citimates Call to manage hotel and kitchen. May 711-7500 — decor. No. 3072. Out ytar old. With trillei 741-8117 KURSE—Relief RN 3 to 11 p.m. Pleas- Excellent benefit program leaie out both. Call mornings before and lain. Fully equipped. SJ50. Call Hospit&Iizatfon p.m. and alter 8:30 p.m. 747-5727. ROUND TABLE — With four captains' PROWN'S FIREPLACES A SPECIALTY — Allant working conflltlona, Emery Manor Life Insurance chairs $25, oak wash 5tnnd $15, Boston W-W7. After « p.m., 264-MM. Nursing Home, Rt 34, Hatawan, S6&- BAR STAID — Experienced. Steady day 3} Broad St. Red Hani 7U-7500 types masonry. Cbs.rles Hower, Co work, Good salary. Must be over 30. [Retirement REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON ~ Ful rocker $15. tables S3, antiques (1 U> $5. SAV-COTE tractor. 747-4478. Call 342-4312. time. Experience preferred. Multiple Call 671-5655. BAND SAW — Also »ander wllh stand. RUBBER STAMPS — MaSS to order 'ART-TIME CLERK — Llgnt typing, ARMSTRONG CORK CO. Listing office LAWRENCE J. SCHIL- fiENUINE I,EATHJCR COUCH — $25 Walker Turner. $38 each. TUB LIQUID H-A8TIC COATDJO clerical work. Credit experience help- LING, Realtor. Call 747-tUl for ap Mahogany tables, lamps. 516 a pair. 787-6180 Available At THE YACHT BHOP Fast, efficient service. Use at home o; ful. Etnrfltd. Ago IB to 41. Write Box Beera and Francis 8U., Kereort polntment 1184 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright 842-19H business Call 741-3217 or 7g7-2<03. HELP WANTED-MALE An Equal Opportunity Employer Maple arm chair, $15. 7*1-2425. ROSLEY SHBLVADOR REFRIGERA- G-122, The Daily register, Red Bank. EXPERIENCED chef, ihort order mei TOR — wo. Settee end two lounge ,AWN MAINTENANCE — Fields, BARTENDER WANTED — Year roun THE BOATMAN'S SHOP ledges cut. Estimates given. Itesson- WAITRESS — Experienced, part-timeFULL TIME DAYS — Apply In per- Write Box Q- 121, ITiO Daily Reeiatei and waitresses. Apply In person, Mi chairs. $50. Studio couch. $25. Com- 11 to 1. Boma evenings 9 to 8. Own ion, Llncrott Esso, lini's Diner, Hwy 36, Keansburg. bination china closet and buffet, white, New Jersey's Largtat Marina Supply [We. P»Uy «nd monthly. 741-0648. Llncroft Red Bank. BOUM. 34 Wbuf Aye.. Bed Sank. tUQn. Hotiridel. 84ft$868 HAMMOND 2!)l!«73 ODD JOBS — EXPERIENCED MECHANIC — FuHOUTEMAl H <- EsUbllBhed mili PRESSERS 741-5780 CLERK—RECEPTIONIST — Experi- route. Vacation with pay, fringe bene RiTERS — OltTce and portible.v O9«a Sundays and holiday*. Light hauling en-i3 enced preferred. Call for appointment. time days. BRIDGE ESSO SERVICE fit*. Call 741-U35 or wrlta Bhrewnburv Machine and hand preasers to wo $20 to $15. Ballard AavertlslnE. Key- • km. to 1 p.m. 741-1111. CENTER, Red Bank. Call 747-8814. on coata and car coatn. Shore Coat Co port. 251-.1210. Ask for TUy Rlker. MB. FIX IT — Cajpenlry. plumDlng Dairy Co.. 4S5 Broad St., Red Bank. Inc., 22 Bridge Ave., Red Bank. ORGAN DENTAL AS3IBTANT-8ECRETARY — BERVICE STATION ATTENDANT^- — HAdSTROM F 400 SsSs, Columbia Sailing Yachts All typ« of maintenance. No Job too Mlrtdietown. Will trala Ability to meet Experlenced. Good pay. Apply In per- BUS BOYB — Ovtr 18 year* ol ag SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS — The Free mi extra, set of. strlnES Included. On Display At millor too large. Free estimate. Call public, Send resume to Box C-150, The son, BRITTAIN GULF SERVICE. 1345 WeehendB, year round. Apply In pehold Regional High School District i OF ASBURY PARK SK. Call 843J1864. Tins YACHT SHOP. Authorized Deslera tier 6:30, 787-5677. Dally Register, Red Bank. Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. son. Colony Re»ta.uimit, RurosOB. considering eppUcaots •Who are lute Corner ot Main Bt. & Mattlaon Ave. 1U4I Ocean Ave., Sea. Bright S4M1U. ested In serving as substitute teacher MOVIHO out of Mate. Phllco self-de- Flier«la»« Yachts a' to Mr. WE REPAIR HOSTESS-CASHIER — Lovely dining ARCHITECTURAL STOCK BOY Thoae making application must hold THE LARGEST ORGAN AND PTAK frosting refrigerator, $75; Norge auto- room, pleasant working conditions. CaJJ •DBAFTSMAN-DESIO.VER college degree. If Interested, call H DISPLAY IN THE SHORE AREA matic TOsher, »». Perfect. 871-2845. INVENTORY SAL? broken flaaa In aluminum doora Chris, 747-2500. Fullr experienced. Call ;47-UflH. Part-time. Willing to learn. Opportunl 6300 between the hours of 9 a,m. an> Htvr Thunderblida - Formulas. New windows. Also screens repaired. JMU' for advancement. Apply Pix shoe Open daily 'til fi p.m. Sal. 'til S p.m EARLV A1TERICAN SECRETARY — Glasi, Wood, Aluminum, Vnznm. 8pe- service. Free delivery, pickup. SALESGIRL — Apply !n person, West MECHANIC WELDER — Rosen Trnm Hwy. 33, .Mlddletown. No phon* ll 4:30 p.m. for an appolntmrnt. Refrlyerator, maple living room, z ned- elaJs on used boats and motor*. O-B End Variety, Fair Haven Shopping Cen- Eaulpment, Hwr. 33. Eitontown. Call pleas*. room sets wllil chests, ©tc. 201-3172. Mr. Cray. S42-saO. PRESSER WANTED — Full time. A| Select from our large variety of use oil 24-qua.n case 17.99. PROWN'S ter, River ltd. Knowledge, of *ewing SALESMEN — Part-Onn evening work ily Broad St. Cleaners 78 Broad SI organs, all eruaranteed and in excel VAN WINKLE MARINE 13 Broad St. Red Bank 741-750 ieiired. EXPERIENCED PUNCH PRESS OP- Special trainmfnK classes. Sara while Ceyport. ent condition. Save hundreds of do! 115 Hwy. 36, EatonUnm M2-23<2 EXPERT WATCH. Clock and Jewelr; COFFEE SHOP helper on sandwich ERATOR — Looking lor itaaur work you learn. Opportunity to advance u ON OUR 2nd & 3rd FLOORS repairing. Year's guarantee. Work don< board, some kitchen duties. Part-time. with overtime. Apply in person Ester full time, high paid position fn Insur PRODUCTION WORKERS 18' NORTH AMERICAN — 75 h.p. on. premises. H. RoBln, Jeweler. 18 W. Dwn transportation. 945-9868. ______Metal Products, 1 Catherine St., Bed ajice industry. For personal intervle' For the Piano buyer, w« have th< geat stock on the New Jersey Shore- JohniorA electric stirt. Fully eijulpped. Front St., Red Bank. Bank- call Mr. Alfred Zlto, Jr. 583-9000 Several openings paying good Incenilv largest selection at' the lowest prices- and at 25% off manufacturer'i llit for Asking S600. Cail t71-233S. IABYSITTING — 12 to 5 p.m.. Mon- wages after very short training. Appl: featuring Knabe. Mason • Ham it n, cuh add carry, Also chain c&lore. ay thru Friday, and prepare dinner. N WANTED — Donald'd Laundro ATCO OERJVMICS CORP., Hwy. 31 Sohmer, Everett, Sleek, Janssen, Ham- Please slop In. W CABIN BKIFF—Three bunks, head, PROFESSIONAL mat. Janltorai duties; 9:30 p.m t Teyporl. tallpy. Plenty of fishing room. Excel- EMPLOYMENT 65 mond, Hardman and Pianola Players, :^__ 12 p.m. Seven daya, J10 per week OFFICE CLERK — Part-time employ- Many floor models and uaed planoa. RED BANK LUMBER lent condition. S1.0O0 or best offer. Call WAITRESS—HELPER — Bhort Ihlft SALES OPPORTUNITY Apply DONALD'S LAUNDRY. 41 Mar alter (. 842-1542. HELP WANTED-FEMALE cnt. For information call 'earl and Wall, Bed Bank 741-55M 11:30-2:30 Tuesday thru Friday. Ideal WITH UNLIMITED COMPENSATION Ion St., Red Bank. 741-O203. 775-5610 Budget terms available on all pur 14' MFO Fiberglass Runabout — Steer- 'or local married •women. Year round. POTENTIAL. ONE OF THE NATION'S chases. TWO EICO — 60-watt, HI-FI amplifiers CAR WASHERS: FULL TIME ONLS LARGEST COMPANIES WILL TRAIN MALE PORTER — Five or six day WAITRESSES OR WAITERS — with matching: preamplifiers, all for ing wheel, windshield and trailer. Very Benefits. The Hearth. Shrewsbury Ave. a •week, regular hours. Apply Scrivei good condition. (200. Call 741-OStS. — aim 19 to 25, for detslllrjg cars: Phone 747-0556 for appointment. YOU IN A LIFETIME SALES AND 1 pertence preferred. At east 31 years ol *10O. 222-7495. cleaning Inside windows and outside MANAGEMENT CAREER WHERE Hall Officer ! Club, 632-3305. Building . Part-time or full-time. 74M50O o 775-9300 FIBERULASS BOAT — MFO 13'6". drying. No experience necessary. O&od CCnRAT^TYPI^T8~^~T(rTp8 rn f'w XUUK INCOME (SALARY PLUS COM- 270. ly 1« person. AS »H0T AIR. FURNACE — - For. . Best price. Call balween 6-10 p.m. 741- wages. Apply Country Sudscr Car lethod of book; composition. Experi- MISSION) CAN SOAR WITHOUT CEIL- iihal! bungalow, complete with floor 1331. Wash. Hwy. 35. Mlddletawn. ence In printing deiirable. University ING DEPENDING ON YOUR ABILITY. MECHANICAL ARTISTS FOR BOOK 'PASTE UP — Photostat and phot MOVING — MUST. SULL — Small rill and thermostat. In operation. J75. Graphics, Red BanK. 747-M80. THE ASSOCIATE WE WISH TO ADD PRODUCTION BY OFFSET — Uni- unit operator. Proof readers. Experi- lso a Coleman oil furnace, hot-air, PHOTO COLORIST — For production veralty Qraphles. Red Bank. 717-5SS0. dining room set. black, six upholstered IM7-15' FIBERGLASS BOAT. 50 h p. VATTRESS — Experienced. Apply in TO OUR ORGANIZATION SHOULD ence In copy preparation for oflaet chairs $50. Three-piece bedroom set, $20. Kitchon sink. 5' double dralnbos.ro, Mercury electric, trailer, all acces- work, afternoons. Experience and ref- HAVE A COLLEGE DEGREE OR ITS desirable. Univenlty Graphlci, R valaut, $50 each piece. A06-39O8. porcelain, 13" baclt, 6" apron and erences required. Call 741-1123. >erBon, Caramel Luncheonette, 29 EQUIVALENT IN SUCCESSFUL BUSI- MAN WANTED — Ovar M to work aorles. ilHOO. Aftar 7 p.m. call 883-16(1. iroad St., Red Bank. evenings, 6:30 to midnight. Apply in Bank. 717-5850. ~ - faucets. $20. 2S1-9173. NESS EXPERIENCE AND IS DE- person, Eatontown Drive-in Th&ater. CONTENTS OF HOMH - French Pro- 14' BOWBOAT — Well built Kith 10 WOMEN OR GIRLS COUNTER GIRL AND WAITRESS SIROUS OF GREATER OPPORTUNI- vincial TV; custom bamboo living ?AIH OF OCCASIONAL FRENCH tp. motor. • Llk« new. J150. TY FOR INCREASING EARNINGS. •ROVINCIAL CHAIRS — White up- PART-TIME AM OR PM WANTED — Apply Sugar Bar, LltUe KITCHEN WORKERS AND PORTERS SITUATIONS WANTED - Femali room; rock maple bedroom; limed oak 741-7832 3Uver. —Please apply in periton. Ivy houai bedroom; sofa; lamps etc. Call 229- lOlstery. $10 each. 747-9317. » CHRIS-CRAFT BKIFF — 195 h.p. Wary XllVS *«r hpgjuvlui. Ho expert Nursing Home, 21 Kings Hwy. Middle RED CROSS SENIOR LIFEGUARD — 5106 after 6 p.m. ence rrtcejsarjf VS> typlnf, steno, ci BABY BITTER — Teacher'* daughter- CALiL 549-7597. EVENINGS 747-0151 town, or call 671-0169 for appointment SIMMONS MATTRESS and aprlngi. Navy top. in water. Good condition. bookkceftlng. All personnel trained. Im- 3Va. 8-12 or 12-4. Satontown, West Long FOR APPOINTMENT. Available. Write Box A-12S. Tb» Dully SOFA — Brown, 83" lonj very good ull size. K. 7" Stanley electric saw, S2400. Call 747-3713 evenings. mediateVopenlrurs available. Call Mr. branch area. 642-1308. CAItPENTER — And carpenter's help- Register, Red Bank. condition. - - (11 Call 046-8897. An equal opportunity employer M/F er. Report on Job. COUNTRY WOODS 7414173 1958 14' THOMPSON RUNABOUT — Joseph. 229-4787. WAITRESS — A rare opportunity to BABYSITTING BY MATURE JONTENTS OF HOME—Walnut dress- 35 h.p. Evlnrude. Remote controls, JANITORS and EXPERIENCED off Van Bchoick Rd., Holmdel. —In your home. Call r. $22.50. Vanity, $16.50. Rugs, $12. trailer. Oood condition call 7B7-4184. WAITRESSES — Enenlngs Must bi Join our organization. Short shift. 5-9 291-0658 over 21. Experienced. Apply Pleaaaol p m. Experience helpful but not esFLOO- R WAXERS — Full time andKITCHEN MAN WANTED — Young MOVING >15, 522, $29. Sewing machine, $6.5«. nentlal Year round. Benefit*. The part-time available. Apply In person, mai\ interested in learning how lo HATURJ3 WOMAN — Wlshei to cart Mission oak desk, JE.50. Arm chain, Valley Inn, Rt. 34, HolmdeL For Inter- cook. Good working condttiom. Apply- Selllnr mahogany hand Inlaid double $3.50. Twin beds. $14.50 each. Palnttnirs, view call MS-SS24. Hearth; Shrewsbury Ave, Fliona 7*7- Bldg. 692, Fort Monmouth, or call 532- or child In own home. ilrenaer and matching mirror, originally AUTO RENTALS M for appointment 2031. in person only between 12 noon and .1,500, now $190. Mahogany leather- $10, $l!i, $35. Beds, completa, S19.50. 8TENO—TYPIST — Bookkeeping e: 6 p.m. COLONY RESTAURANT, Rum Also china, glassware, brlc-a-hrac. » 1ALESLADY — Full time only. Five LEAD SINGER — And rhythm guitar- tEULE WOMAN—Wlsbei to takl op coffee tahlp $3,"5, artificial hearth E. Front St.. near Rtvervlew Hospital. perlence helpful. Transportation r 1st wanted for rock band. The Pebbles, flon. ind mantel $18. Ansorted draperies. oulred. Large home building eompan: lays a week. Apply in person. Car. care of children ID her home. Will all 'all for appointment, Mrs. Gorman, Red Bank. 741-1683. oil's, 28 Broad St., Red Bank. 741*5541, between &-T:30 p.m. MEN — Full time or part-time. No ioaid II deiired. Call 747-XOfc Call 462-46«0, Ml«s Cobern. experience. High commissions. Wil IIMJ59. WAITRESSES — EXPERIENCED — HARDWARE STORE OWNER — NeedL teach printing and advertising salci TOO EARLY Tear round. Day and night Bhlfti open. man for general work. Red BanK loca- MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE — o get up? Sleep later window fhides AUTO RENTALS tion. Phone 747-0465 between 5-6 p.m. business. Write lo Gem, Box 371, Key- SITUATIONS WANTED - Male Eight pieces. Vanity can be U3ed as HERTZ Apply In person, Shore- Manor Diner, port, N.J. 07735, iegk. Excellent condition. $150. 7*1-2676. n your rollers for only Jl.js, up It" Hwy. 35, Keypor^ COOK — PANTRY MAN — Expert' ride. $1,03 with new rollers. RENT A CAR BUTCHER — Ovet the counter. Y«ai FORMER business anayltst, recently OB HOBIE SURF BOAHD — Good ;ALESLAI>Y — Children'* wear, ex- ence necessary. Apply Clare & Cofey'B round employment. For Thursday, Fri- relocated this area, will accept modest PROWN'S Restaurant Call 721-4898. Income for full time employment. Qual- ondition, $85. Assorted weUmlts. Call LEASE A NEW erlenca preferred. Apply In perion, day and Saturday. Call 775-5610. 7133d2 33 Bros.d St.- Rid Bank 741.7500 ASBURY PARK — 'outh Center, 20 Broad St. Red Ban_c AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ME- ified for Sales, Management, or wha EXPERIENCED ROOFERS ave you? Phone 229-G2O5. llr. Green. iILT—RITE baby coach, white FORD MERCURY WAITRESSES - HOSTESSES CHANIC — Experience required. Good BEST TOP SOIL Rent A Car or Truck pay, retirement plan, paid vacations, Call tray, $35. After 5, call ?or new ateak hoiue. Will train. Inter- 264-1472 iood fill dirt. hliiA BIOHP, road gravel, 046-8530 OR CONTINENTAL! views 1 to 4 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, tfany other benefits. Apply In person, FINANCIAL land, nlc. Buildozlne and backhoe aer 775-1515 Mr • Steak, Rt 35, Eatontown, north MOUNT ENGLISH SALES CO., Maple flcp. Eckel's Trucking, Morganvllle, 591- SURF BOARD — it" Hobl» Bendlx. Ave., Red Bank, Call RED BANK 747-2121 ENGLISH MOTORS LAB ASSISTANTS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 8(2-2521. IOUSEKEEPER — Strathmore. Full MEN U1TAR 4 months old, floln-rhythm- KEYPORT 264-1111 Maple Ava. 747-4545 Red Bank luties Including cooking. Must have FULL AND 'PART—TIME We need more help in our electron- -UNCHEONETTE — Rare oppor .nit; aass switch. Mint condition. Coat W80 WATER PUMP — Portable, gaj nrlv- •ar Hours noon to 8, Monday through Local company needs 20 clean cut ics lab! Must be able to read wir- 'or young family, currently paying In- ir-w-9ale $100. Call 29Mo36. cn, heavy duty. LUte new. Complete Friday Call 566-8338 evenings. men. For 1st, 2nd shifts. |O5 to $150 ing diagrams. General knowledge :ome tax on $TM per week. Reasonable with hoses. $100. 787-0180. to start. Call for appointment, 741-4014. of electronic testing equipment de- terms. Paul Bragar Agency, Shrewa- PHIGHT PIANO - $25. Four-plece AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE sired. [Inete sot S10; plnp bench-toy cheat ALL LIKE NEW — Sofa, conv«rtfhle. SALESLADY MAN—MECHANICALLY INCLINED — nury. 717-022J. "; porLacrlb $2. 264-H42. $65. Kitchen set, $40. complete tied Full or tarl-tlme. Wllllns to nssumc To repair and adjust sewing machines. LEASE—Good going Gulf service (twin), $85. Desk, $43, Portable TV Munt be dependable. Apply The Singer Opportunity to join engineering staff with stand (good condition), »40. 747- responsibilities. Good pay. Apply HI Company, 69 Broad St., Red Bank. of experts In the musical electronic itatlon In Miclriletown Twp. area. Pali SAWS SHARPENED Shoes, Hwy. 33, Mlddletown. No phone field. raining period, Good deal to quallfic :*s safer and more etriclent to use a lfiM. JERRY BARATTA and LOU LERNER ,11s pleasi nan. 9 to 5 wocJtdaye, HE 0-6636. lights, weekends, 284-0439. mrp saw blade or hand saw. Yea we NEW MODERN HEARING AID—Orig- VOMEN — Wanted to work In laundry, MEN WANTED Pleaaa writ» giving full particulars iharpen both. Or aelect a new blade inal cost 5.175. Will sell for $30. Also 'etmansr.t positions, evallanle.-. Apply McDONALD'S DRIVE IN and salary history to Box J-166, LAUNDROMAT — COIN OPERATED om our large ntock o[ wood, metal Spartus miniature camera. Call 842-02-43^ )onald'» L-undry, 44 Marlon St. Red THe" Dally Register; Ttea Bank. In'shopping Pissa, $3,500. -Cair "2M" QQ5GuUinBbld J25 Hwy. 35 Mlddletown 2416 or 671-9724, lank. We need full or part-lime workers lor LAUM>RY — We have a permanent RED BANK LUMBER SPENDABLE HELP — With trans, evenings. Must be at least 18 yean position for uw right man. Work in- HOTEL FOR SALE — Only hotel In (More Classified Ads BAYSHORE old. volves assembly and dispatch of damp 'earl and Wall lied Bank 741-5500 rtatlon, Tor modern home. Once or Atlantic Highlands, ens block from On The Next Page) laundry work. Also some routine ma- Ico weekly. 9(6-4781. MECHANIC WANTED — Year round chine maintenance 5^ to 6 days. Laun- urbor, equipped with dining ro :OLOR TV'S — REPOSSESSElTANb SALESLADIES needed for entire employment. Work on lawn mowers, dry experience not required, ApplyLtlcheri and cocktail lounge. Five mln- ;EW. NO MONEY DOWN. $I.M PER CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Christmas selling season In established imall power equipment ot all kinds; Donald's Laundry 41 Marion St., Red ites from Sandy Hook Park. Call /EEK. FREE ANTENNA. INSTANT ed BanK store. 40 hour week. Apply aJl makes of air-cooled engines. Knowl- Bank. lorninga hofor* 1 p.m. and after 6:30 REDIT. CALL MR. DRAKE,J,J3-6636. INSTRUCTION t ones with reference*, Experience edge of welding helpful. Send )bt- t.m. 747-5727. IN LINK FENcfNO 'i^pSlCE FOR THE BEST VALUES IN lot necessary. Box M-161, The Daily Ing nf experience, capabilities, age, PAINTERS — Mint n» experienced. .argo dlatrllmtor kits Inftovpr from legister. Red Bank. address and phone, to Box A-130, The f-*H eJter 6:30 p.m. evelopmcnt Ralvanlrcd chain link fenc- Daily Register, Red Bank. 946-4275. MONEY TO LOAN iB, Must R;icrlflcr. Installation and NEW OR USED CARS VOMBN — Start now for Wg Chrlst- rnis^ iirrnnKPd. Cull 741-1700. LEARN TO DRIVE as earnings an an Avon Representa- DISHWASHER — Steady year-round work. Six day week. 3-10 p.m., week- MONEY TO LOAN - FHA, VA, con iVo repair nnythlns nnil everything Licensed qualified instructors P Write J. Blrchall, P.O. Box 788. days, 4 p.m. to mlrinlght Friday and SAW OPERATORS veniionaL Edwin 8. Stark, Realtor. 2d* Sale rt Monmouth or call 741-4343 or 482- 1333. JACHINK SHOP-NO JO11 TOO SMALL waiting to serve you. Factory Freth Pay Saturday. Must have t ran sport aUon. Ralnlmw^m Rrraid, 711-70(18 "67« Prlct Wai Monthly CT7. Tlie Jtumson Hotel. 842-2000. Several men needed to operate table TOWN & COUNTRY fOUMG LAPY WANTED — For Ben- and/or band saw. Experience on WIODY KlTCHE"N~SEf->ourctVairii.. al office wrarb. Prefer recent ichcol DRIVERS AND HELPERS — Experi- power equipment neccuaary. Jinny INSURANCE 'alnut grain Formica top. Ovnl Ex-! DRIVING SCHOOL VALIANTS $1895 $2295 $45.85 raduate. 40 hour -week. 51.40 per hour enced In handling household goods. fringe benefits. jcllont condition. $15. Call nftor 6, 711- o sturt. Apply Albert Burngc S Son, Apply In person, Anderson Brothers, :NSURANCB — Auto, home, life, bual- 60 Main St. 566-6100 Matawsrt PLYMOUTHS $2095 $2550 $50.54 !4 Clay at'. Red Bank. 741-0834, Inc., 51-S3 Mechanic St., Red Bank. Apply weekdays to 4:30 p.m. ICSS, all types. HOBERT T. HATH. and Saturday until noon iWAY AGENCY, Representing Travel- CHRYSLERS $2895 $3550 $69.84 iEORETAflY — SSiorthand and typ _g QUALITY CONTROL MAN — With ex- rs insurancB Co. 671-266S or 56G-3089, •equlred. Legal background helpful. Car perience In electronics. Apply in per- HELP WANTED—MALE HELP WANTED-MALE WAGONS $2395 $2895 $57.78 >cessnry. Reply P.O. Eol fi. Deal, N.J. son Electro Impulse, 116 Chestnut St., Call Mr. Kahrs 774-7600 Red Bank. INSTRUCTION TACTICAL NURSE — or Nurse's XPERIENCED DRAFTSMAN — Apply ,lde Rlvercrest Nursing Home, a In person, Electro Impulse Lai), 116 DANELECTRO CORP. 66 IMPERIAL 64 CHRYSLER Ihapln Ave., Red Bank. Interview 10 4 Door Hardtop, Full Power, 4 Door Hardlop. Chestnut St., Red Bank. 211 Sylvanla Ave. FREE CAREER TEST COMPUTER APPLICATIONS until 2 p.m. Neptuno City N. J. computer programming the prc___ Alr-Condltloned. • FEMALE BARTENDER — Between CLERK — For shipping and receiving 43 CHEVROLET department. Full time, permanent posi- ilon for you? Takn the frnn ECPI 66 CHEVELLE aces 23-20, No experience necessary. BASS-ORQAN—LEAD SINGER Career Teat. Call 512-2600 or vi.ilt ECP1 Super Sport Convertible. rear round employment Call 542-5208 tion. Company benefits, Apply in pcr- With some experience ENGINEER Super Sport Hardtop. .t 2GS Monmouth Park Hwy., W. Long on. Ralph FrledlandBr Bros., Locust Clll 711,1315. n t ranch. THE JOB 63 VOLKSWAGEN tetween 1:30-5 p.m. St., Key port. 46 PLYMOUTH ALEacjIBL WANTED - Children1! 1IUTUAL FUND REPRESENTATIVES This II on eictllsnt ground iloor mnrkcNng opportunity wllh th« Belvedere 9 Pass. Wooon. Bus. Ear Experience necessary. 2-S days EXPERIENCED SMALL HYDRAULIC ^ 75% ot firm's commlniilon (up OUR GRAD3 GET JOBS! now HEWLETT-PACKARD Inslrumentalion computer. Reipomlblllllei In- r week. Apply in person, Bob & BACKHOE OPERATOR — Also ex- % and more) on Mutual Fund volvo applications annlyili, preparation ol propoioli . '• ° ""lor manufacturer ol tlectronlc teit 4 Door Hardtop. Folrlane SCO BUSINESS, NOTICES EXPERIENCED OARPB3NTE|t WANT COOK — Second experienced. Year Imlrumentallon. Our toon tjrowth has been accelerated by the In- ED — Steady -work. Call 812-O6M.after CS 115 US FILX8. UD14B, th* .,. trcduttlsn Of HBWLETT.P/kCKAKBs. Imall 1 cal. mgllal Inilrumsnto- 30 p,ra. nd. Apply I ion cjuiiot* Jnn, Rt. 31, adding machlnei, typowclteri, olflc* FULL FINANCING — EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 10ANS Matawan^ 66^7977. •qulpmtnt, oto., at barialn prices. N«W tlon computer. No layoffs in ,our 31 veor history, plus eiceotional —WE WILL PAY OFF OLD BALANCE FOREMAN OR ASSISTANT drtN^^rt> .r uied. AAC* DESK OUTLET. RU, hsnilll! make HEWLETT-PACKARD the Ideal company t» orowwlrh THE FINEST LAWNS ARE time floor waxor, experienced. Year OakhurnL 53I-3SS0. Th« posltlait Ii in Palo Alto, California, on the beautiful San Francisco peninsula. Salary open. 5 YEARS TO PAY — NO MONEY DOWN Needle Trades round work. Jloat appearance. Call 78/7- TYPEWRITERS, ADDIM3 mactltnts. 2004. AIL- makes- HEW. .or_ .med--Guaranteed. AUTO-LAWNS Thl* Is-a~Bolii)r--full--time-portion-•••with • For IWh« Information,"coil or wriio: a well-established reliable firm manu- AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN Low as $2S. Sorplco's, 101 Monmouth facturing children's coatfl. Long Branch ion

BEAQUE PUFPY — AKC re»i*«ei, KEYPOST AREA - 1 natal from S*fl bob. THE DAILY REGISTER fix w»ei» old. ffewaej nuJldeji. All RJUMSON COLONIAL Omtt, 741-S6W. Built in ««ly 1800'*. A lewd for BASSET PUFTIM — AKC &m, GREEN GROVE GARDENS THE BERG AGENCY FOE SALE rtJ lUit wA limtlt. 17!. M2- thote & ii§ ««&eWormed uH tnocuiuul. M2-UO7. (ONE BEDROOM) plus den (or 3rd bedroom.) redwood, well mide; 34"*73" tafcte, $15,900 Modern kitchen, «creea«d porch now (V.M. »"XIS' table. »»- UfW.SAINT BERNAHD — 12 weeks. Mile. •k Five Roomi (Two Bedrooms) $140 80" dUmeter round UMe »w »«, Solid mantle, zoodc't oap. Show queilty. $1000 Under Priced off dining room. Convenient lo- «" llimttir round tejble »2- RIVER PLAZA —Three-bedroom eat In kitchen with plenty of cabinet., 6 p.m. 741-2175. RED BANK — Central location ioathouse converted to foui> Multiple Listing Service. •(mm with flrcphce. Ei*ht cpacloiu furnlstmt apartment, security deposit. "Ta'.lored to suit" offlca space. Ground two-bath Cape Cod with unfinisliet modern b«th plus an oversized maswin Call after ti p.m. 94C-RB70. oom apartment with steam oil carage Cloie to school!, shopping, >cdrtiom», 4H bath>. Tatio, Jalotuiea " WHITE'S HOT floor. LarEe parking lot. Ideal for pro- MMACULATE RED BANK fourth bedroom. Full basement churches arid traMim'tati™- f-*nf • KEANSBURG — 1'our rooms unfur- fessional offlcees. Immediate occupan* ligh grounds. Reduced to $78,750. I0ME — Three bedrooms, new Offered at $17,500. scaped, and a nice lawn with wlllch to Bit demand for WHITE ALUMINUM nished Xn pets. Immediate occupancy. cy. CHAS H. TINDALL, Realtor. 741- iUMSON—Choice, quiet residen porch, Tw»-car garajso. Mori ntru DOORS They will beautlry the rronl 787-139,ri. Security required. ath. Enclosed porch. Baseboard pulter. ol your home, too. J39.95. Insinuation •al area. Custom built ranch eat. St. James Parish. $19,600. Uian we hive apace tot $47,W0.- optional. SEA BRIGHT •— Immaculate four- EXECUTIVE BU1TE — Consisting or rireplace in living room. Dining WEART-NEMETH THE APARTMENT FEATURES room apartment, furnished or unfur- 756 so,, ft. Modern office Building a modern eal-ln Micr.cn, laiee Jiving PROWN'S shed. 842-1791. to First Merchants Bank, 25 Reckless •oom, kitchen, large den. Three .OOK WHAT WE FOUND! Lit room, comfortable- sized bedroom arul The Dowstra Agency PL, Red Bank. Call 747-3I30, between ' AGENCY tiled bath. All thl. plus two prlvalc K Broad SL Red Bank 741-7500 ;BD BANK — Tlire« large modern a and S. bedrooms, ceramic tiled bath Silver Colonial. Living room KITCHEN SET — Sir chains, 575. ooraa. Elevator. Very desirable, pres- Full, basement, fireplace. Hoi entrances. This property affords (ri- Couch J7S. club chairs. £35 each. Drei- E» eddress, »U5. Twin Gables, " 3500 BQ. FT. LIGHT manufacturing nth fireplace, dining room, mod- REALTOR v»cy plus an added Incomo. lor ap-91 East Front St., R»d Bank •1 bedroom »t, J225. Mahogany ted- :lverslde Ave. 612-470C. loft tor lease. Call rater gas. Attached two-car ga- rn kitchen. Three good size bed- pointment call room set. *3G. fac. m6162. 747-1100 787-3733 USD BANK — Man to ih&ra larg« age. Black topped driveway. Re- ooms, l'/£ baths. Jalousied porch, 102 WEST FRONT ST. 741-8700 BOOK—TOY SHELF. 02! long. J10. ipartment wlt^l ctama. Centrally locat- BUILDB?Q FOR KENT <• Large 6r«? [uoed to 541,500. ill basement and lots of extras. bitwten 8 A.M.-l P.TS. Child's woodea rocker, (3. Hobby horse, Call 717-5410 or 64&2991. head door and office, B0*XSD' with spa- (I. Mahogany rocker, SB. Call 741-1C71. 1 for $25,000. 741-2240 BEING TRANSFERRED '•VM ROOMS — Neatly furnished, Prl- cious lot On Bay Ave., Highland*. Oood JST—Custom built ranch In r for largs manufacturer or warehouse ^rVAliRTRONfcOLONIAL UPRIGHT PIANO — Bert olfer ato entranCB, Adulta. No pita. Call Rent (150 monthly, CaU 872-1773. tateresrkg living vicinity. Large JUST REDUCED '•5420. LUMSON WATERFRONT - Ex- Member of Red Bank neei> watir dock wtlh two boat allpa. BATONTOWN — Air conditioned offlca peanut stone- Heatllator fireplace ansive view of beautiful Shrews- Multiple Listing Service Beiutilul California ranch. Tliro bfd- THrco tieilroomn, den wid lunrooto, 'HKEE—ROOM: APARTMENT—Couple, located on Ht 35, Plenty of parking. in living room. Dining room, room». living room tvltll ilrtplace, din- lirrslifadt room, fireplace, two-c*r g%- WALNUT double bed set, «70; chest ro peu. Hot -water heat, furnished, A KOZICKY. Keal Estate Broker, Rt >ury River from your porch. 28' ing room, larje kitchen with grill. Front rage. Hot water heat. Only $39,500. HO; blond TV combination *25; hand :eference required' ", J95 per month. 35, Eatontown. 64J.2223. modern kitchen. Four bedrooms, Drop in for free area map porch, fluentine terrace, UtAched ga- mower »1!S; pink Frigidalre; 36 Tulip all 787-0012. ving room with stone fireplace, rage Hot-water haicboard heat. .J-arge TED HALL AGENCY Lane, Colt* Neck. OFFICE SPACE WITHIN GARDEN 2'/i baljis. Full basement with 'our bedrooms. Modern kitchen landncapei lot with trees and shrubbery. [CEANBBURO — Two room», ill utlll. ;ame room and workshop. Hot Many extras, $24,900. 733 River Rd, Fair H»v»n TORO 8 H.P. TRACTOR - /j acres. $42,500. dining; room. KUchen has dinette. Foui nelghtiorhmd, largo living room, dining shuffle-board, Ilowtr and YfreUWe 196") RCA WHIRLPOOL — 113 cu. It. -ance. W. 747-1541. beiirooms, dressing room, two balhn. canti-ris lloain for nil Uiese la rear food freezer. Beat offer. Call after 6 RENTALS — 8BABONAL — IEAKI.T 'REE, TREES. TREES! Lovely room, kitchen, iwrch, patio, »ttnm tint, p.m. 787-7562. OUR—ROOM APARTMENT — Bath, ve-bedroom ranch home in park- Newly paintpd. A home with a Inca^ full liasumenl. Very convenient to «hnp of twnstory lio\u>, rleM in Red Buk, preferred. Call DENNIS K. BYRNE tlon. Only $39,500. iplng, ichoola anrl transportation. S15.D0O. In good nclishburhood. Priced to »H iup!< ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor at tll.UKl. Call 7H.MW. B" RCA TABLE TV and taWi — $50. 747-5676. REALTOR-1NSUROR ke setting on quiet, dead end Call 1480 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-0004 treet in Rumson's most exclusive S42-M70 i ROOM UNFURNISHED — Luxur: 185 to SHO Per Month West River Road Rumson WAITING TO BE BOUGHT T"R~AOTTv"B 11IREE-BBDROOM lartment, plus terrace, on ocean, THE BERG AQINCT rea. Unusually large living room, A fina Colfinlal. Thrpp bpfirnninn, THE BROOK AGENCY '[.IT I.RVKL — Rtcretllon roon. RIDE—OS MOWER- — Excellent con- 1th drapes, carpet. 7th floor with RL U Middletown Phone 842-1150 \Vi baths, den, living rofttn, flreplac*. Realtor en, allachfd E!ir»g«. De«d-«nd itteet dition. Pool table, slate baae, profes- •and view. Sea. Verge at Long Branch. •71.1000 ining room, kitchen with break One of town's /lncst streets. Beep lot. Bank Bulldlnt. Atlintio HlghlandJ i-alk io ichooi, tints. Many •xtrai. sional alze. Complete. 64244C6. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING tst room, paneled den with fire- $32,500. 291-1717 TWO AND THREE-BEDROOM HOMES 9,500. 78T-6C81. EARLY VICTORIAN LOVE SEAT .TLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Unfurnished — For rent or sale. I12S to »15O a 'lace. Three baths. Jalousied Excellent, WOO. Nearly new Lawn Boy. ipartment. Refrigerator, 220 range month. THE JORWAN CO., REAL- orch, patio. Many extras. Cal RUMSON (More ClaulDed Adi mower. 860. 7*1-7137, after IS. *hree room. bath. Foyer and walli-ln TORS, Belford, 787-5600. W. Keansburg. A. FRED MAFFEO AGENCY diarmlng lOO-yearol.1 Colonla.1. Ft*.- oset. Off street parking. 68 7th Ave.,787-6800. HaileL 284-7100. BEACH AGENCY or appointment. Realistically of tiili type gnl on Hie market. Two On The Next Page) 11-0779. YEAR OLD three-tied room ranch u-iced at $63,750. or threa bedroom*, two baUis, fireplace. MACHINERY FOR SALE KSNTALS m beautiful lot. Many tall Btiada trees. REALTOR Nice grounds. Screened por-Ji. Call us ED BANK — Button Park Apart- F. A. GEHLHAUS, Real Estate VU larga rooms, pining room, : full to aea this comfortable home. ?27,(K!0. ONE H. D. HE BULLDOZER — On< torn, Eranoh Ave. 3^ -room avallabls ry. 36 Leonardo 291-0488 asement. Only $19,000 and 5»00 down Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. 569 River Rd. Fair Haven HOAUSTER AGENCY, REAL.TOHS. 109 COMMERCIAL RENTALS H. D, 6 bulldoier. One H. D. 5 loader. ct. lat. See manager, Apt. 167C. PHA. E. River ltd., Kumaon. 8*2-189t. Kicellent condition. 223-1553. VIDE SELECTION OP RENTALS — Corner Bergen PI. 741-9333 KEANSBURG — MODERN TWO-BED- nirnlshed and unfurnished. Immediate ROOM. AUTO HEAT. INQUIRE 14 occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGEN. VE KA\T5 REVKTIAI^ bank nvfioaspiup^ HOMES [ANCOCK 6T. CY, Oceanport Ave., Oceanport 642- tomes that have been thoroughly reno RED BANK MERCHANDISE WANTED 3500. atefl ami may be purchased with -an LOADED Cintom built. Prle« M:,5flo and uu. '» DISTINGUISHED DO, I DO Want to sublet my Utl« as MOO down and aa low as JIM acrs Jots. City water, nMewalks, gar, spacious, Immaculate two-bedroom 51a- UNFURNISHED — Three-bedroom >er month rays all. Evenings and Sundays N'o down vets, low down mm-vels nit electricity. Also lmllt acmrdme COLLECTOR — Wants old toy trains n apt. 5H5. 7*t-583S or 566-9684. louse, Nice location. Fireplace, ga >r thin roomy three-bedroom house, o your plans and specifications, Nut- OFFICE ftoy condition. Pay cash or will trade •age. Retired couple or adults. Refer BEACH AGENCY 20x10 enclosed brerzeway, /nil finlshpii nwamp ltd.. River I'laza, Middletown. R.O., 027, 0, standard sauce. 774-3110. oun—ROOM APARTMENT — T •nee required. 5155 plus utilities. Avail- 741-9204 •aRcniBiit, 39' living room, garape, 7i7-l^8\ 512-110(1, 229-W17. SPACE ANTIQUES — Used furniture and imall family. Leonardo. Reasonable ll September 1st. 741-6031. BROKER ^all-to-Avan carpol, built In vacuum household good" wanted. OUR ATTIC Call Ml-mn alter 6 p.m. iy*tem, and much mure. Prime loca- r^.ralp'i In renter of Red Buk )CEANPOr.T — Two^bcdrooma, living M HIjnwny 35 Mlclfllflown. K. J tion, £22,5(Xt. Cal! W^-3881 nnvV condition. -I' living room with flre- 229-4146. ipen 7 days S12-2528 nr S71-2727 FOR THE actl businoss district. oom, rilnfng room, cloapd-in porch Eves: Chris Benedetto 787-9505 VAN'S ' DCAITAD Pl - fining room. Kfflclpnt kltchpo. AH these featurei provided: TRAINS — Will Puy old toy trains, NOW RENTING ,125 month. 741-2233 after 5 p.m. MI payments are approximate and sub YOUNG COUPLE , KCALIUK Three bedrooms, lli baths. Full baie- • Central air conditioning large size, any make, before 1940. leot to FHA-VA approval. Huy. :u and Main St., MaUwan menl. Itrpezeway . atlacned gararp. • Sell service n dead end street in Middletown. neai Large living room with fireplace, mlr- CONTEMPORARY^HOUSE — Mon- Completely furnished. All utilities. :ar garage. Love]y location with shrub ro----•r an• d carpeti••i , EInins room and Call for appointment to laip»et« Oakhurst. M1-1RM or 2».oa». September 35 to June 05 '222-8237. every convenience. Full basement will >ery. Private ieir'yard on quiet' dpa< motiui Hfach. i'.lver anrt l Riverview Towers finished gamoroom. Large, moier mtl lane, Near Jm?. storps and ex ullchon. 21" pore . . (toreen_ j arid Three bedrooms, t!sre» baths. Two- BABY GRAND PIANO — Stnd de- SEA BRIGHT — Winter rental, email kitchen. Landscaped lot. No broker blinds. Asking f23,OO0. We have the 747-1100 scription and price In writing to Box sellent schools. Asking only $23,5<». Key. .. , .^_ garRKe. not wftler baseboard heat. A-l A-13I, The Daily Register, Red Bank 28 RiversideiAve., cottage, furnished. Fireplace. Reason- Kail now 671-1172. condition. K3.000. PACKER'S nt ' r.l Broad St. able rent plus utilities. Cal] 8420005 HALL BROS., Realtors ESTATE EXCHANGE, 81202<3. ANTIQUES -^Paintings, N. J. Atlas. ifler 6 p.m. RUMSON — "If you got a hammei HALL BROS., Realtors Estates purchased and appraised. 747 Red Bank, N. J. you'Jl ring it in the morning:, noon ant 513 River Kd. 741-7686 Fair Haven glJ Rlvor Rd. 741-7G8S Fair Haven 2003. The Hudson Shop, Inc., Ml Broai COTTAGE FOR RENT — Furnished, night" — BUT then you'll alng abou Member Multiple Listing Service Member Multiple Mating Service APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Bt., Shrewsbury. 12 STORY LUXURY APT. BUILDING four rooms and bath. No utlltles. Ideal a Kumson Bdtlress on a 50x100 ON THE BEAUTIFUL SHREWSBURY lor couple. 787-0317. lui four fcerlrooms, two bathH, ga: SNEAK PREVIEW OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, (NAVESINKl RIVER. FEATURING at for $10,000. glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac, M0M3RN furnished 3-bedroom ranch, EDNA M. NEHER immediate cash for anything and every- .. Beautifully furnished lobby rga modern kitchen, recreation room, FINLAY REAL (Under Construction) Realtors thing. -RusclV. 25 East Front St., 741... Heated swimming pool fireplaces, garage, circular driveway. rARMS—HOMES—INDUSTRIAL BITES 15B3, . . Sauna baths Acre beautifully landscaped, ffarden, ESTATE AGENCY HOLMDEL-COLTS NECK MONMOUTH (EACH .. Marina fruit trees. Beautiful view. Unus NEW HOMES MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AREAS .. Central air conditioning Available Sept a. $300 a month. 281-0842 872-0100 .. 24 hour doorman aervtce Dutch Lan»,Rd., RD 1, Marlboro PETS AND LIVESTOCK .. Indoor parKlng garage RUMSON — Winter rental. Fumlihei ICventngs and Sunday3, 872-0728 From f45,0OO P. O. Box 325, Freehold N. J.'s only apartments with .. Balconlo with river view dwelling. Four bedrooms, l!i ba.ths. Evenings 536-9149 AKC .REGISTERED COLLIE PUPPIES Baseboard hot water oil lieaL Garage. LITTLE SILVER COLONIAL EREEZV POINT Sable and white. Ready to go August 2c a85/mo. DENNIS K. BYRNE, Realtor Flrat time offered (Probably the last), . Bilverstde Avenue 462-4151 - --.-.' call 291-3611 RENTING OFFICE 8\w. River ltd., Ilumson. 84yil6U Thres bedrooms, l'£ batlis, center foyer, Little Silver (Ireplace, large flining room. 16' kltctv 741-1200 • PRIVATE MARINA! J.-1 IN PROFESSIONAL DOO GROOM 36 RIVERSIDE AVE. RED BANK — Rent or rent with op- '-n, Jaloualed Florida room, baaemenl TNG — All breeds, poodles our special- tion to buy. 3 or 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, amlly Toom. Many extras. Owner leav> ATLANTICTHrSHLANDS" ty. Formerly Canine Chateau now un- RED BANK, N. J. Excellent condition. St. James Parish. ing area. Only $25,000 for immedlat WEST LONG BRANCH Five-bedroom home, levins room wllh der management o•f ^Country Suuin One month's security and one year -ale. ns yaar old, fivs bedrooms, 24 bathi, fireplace, dining room, modern kitchen, • CABANA CLUB! Pe. „l JhopShop.. AKC puppiepu. ' s "fo r sail". Hwy"" . leas* required. Immediate occupancy. ively home near school. den, two full baths, full basement, 35, Eatontown. M2-1 PHONE 741-1732 s 747-12077 TED HALL AGENCY trees. Room for three more bedrooms ENNIS-VOGEL Call for appointment. 519,500. THE • INDIVIDUAL TERRACES! FREE — Six week old kittens. Caa!OPF1OE OPEN 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M,BELFORD — Four rooms and bath. 733 River Rd. Fair Haven CIJKTIN AGENCY, Realtors. Leonardo after 5. (CLOSED MONDAYS! RENTAL MGR. Near all transportation. Business couple Realtors 291-180OMODER.N Ne TLJDOw ShrewsburyR HOME,. 741-3WFoyer. Pan0 - MB. ROY -- retired couple only. 787-3429. 842-4200 eled living room, fireplace. Formal 741-3789. 192 Norwood Ave. 531-1234 Deal dinltiR room. Latest kltchen-electrlt • PRIVATE OCEAN CLUB! AKC REGISTERED GERMAN SHEP- NORTH LONG BRANCH — Nlcel COTTAGE Rec Tided for tw range, dishwasher. Breakfast roam HERD PUPPIES — Male, nlna w««! On Middletown farm. $75 per-^month. "WHAT HAS?" raw SHREWSBURY - Four-bedroom Pine panrlcd TV room. Powder room Luxurioui oppolntmwtti in »vtry oporlmtnt Indudt alor^awrtlnsM furnlahed 4^i-room second floor apart' Available Immediately. Call fi7,l-01fiL ;hrce-bath split level with large panels KELVINATOR nlrlgtrgiorlmnr, oven and rongt , . , IrtlYllUMltr --Shots.-175.--254-6641 ._ .. mem. - Private- entrance, all utliltieu, Four large bedrooms, two tile b len and screened porch. Convenient t Three twin bedrooms, tiled hath ThK POODLE CLIPPING — 15. H25 a month. Call atter T p.m. 229-0741. RED BANK — Six rooms, (three bed living room with stone fireplace, fu! tchools and for commuting. Many ex home-Is In Immaculate condition. Plot controlled heat and oir conditioning ... 1'^ bcltis . . . nraitr TV Call room.1) furnished. Excellent location dlnlnp room, modern Kltctten wil !ra«. f26,5O0. 642-3006. 150'xl50' • well landscaped EXCEP nnd FM ennnna lyilem . , . tun-agt rtcrtanon room Plul aejvlt 741-0464. THREE—ROOM furnished apartmeni Garage - Oct. 1. $1M) monthly phw mll- dinette, concreto patio, two-car g T1ONAL VALUE $27 ©00. STANLEY K pahyroom. with all utilities Call 8T2-1770 Itlea., Call after 6 p.m. 741-6234. rage, plus 7x19 storaB« building r 1 DOWNS, REAL'i"Oas, Shrewebury. 7« HALE COLLIE, AKC — Reasons*: 87MJ00. wooded corner lot? Answer: This new HOUSE AND LOT — Front 165 . 1001017' . Ideally locotad bitwHn th« Shriwibury Rlvtr ond Hit Allonllc OcMa. call after 6 p.m. Isted Rumson Hanch selling for K!fl,0(M; deep. Landscaped. Larce llvlnir room, Your own prlvatl marina and swim pool on ttu property, A Mw RUMSON — Three-room apartment ZfixiM. Dining room, bath, kitchenette OAK HILL, Charming ranch home. 741-8M5 , Bath. Near bua. Ideal for couple. WANTED TO RENT hundred feel away U tha oraon ond your own prlvohj biodi. Jmt "C" SWEENEY REALTORS Three bedrooms. Partly furnished Lol Five bedrooms, ,1'i baths. Gracious \l\- 10 minutes from downtown Red Bank or Long Bremen. TOY POODLE FOR SALB LalayettB SL 642-3708. grje, enough to build house on. 515,500, lng room. Formal dining room. Kitch- Call PANORAMIC VIEW OF RAY ANDDESPERATE! Need three and foul en 13'xlO' with fireplace. Full base- unfurnished yearly rentals, 842-1492 merit. Gameroom 19' x 25". Many ex- -LIMITED OFFER I- OCBAN — Five-room apartment. $130 up to $225 per monithl . For yi TOWN — Three or four lied COLUES — AKC. Elltirt w«ek». Bell month. Includes all utllltle.'i.741-3TD4. iras. Two-c.ir Rarage. OUTSTANDING itivo families, Occupancy any tlmi ooms, 114 bath home, on landscaped VALUE ASKING $39,500. CALL TO- haven • Ladypark line, Wormed. Shots after May 15. Can supply cxcellen NEW COLONIAL me-hair acre setting, located on dead 4- and 5-RM. APTS. (were from $135 mo.) MJ-3&S3. TWO FURNISHED APARTMENTS — 2.0 acres with bronk In pretty h PAY! STANLEY K. DOWNS, REAL- One-bpdroom and two-bedrooms. 8100 references. ALLAIRE-FARROW AGEN- l :nd street Tunulert gameroom, huilt TOR, Shrewsbury. 741-3017. FOR SALE — Beautiful Persian kl and *120 per month. All utilities fur- CY 199 Broad EL, Red Bank. 741-3450. country. Four bedrooms, 2 ,J baths, de garage, hot water hent, 21' ahovc $ tens and breeders. Call after 6, 74' nished. CaJl 291-0953 or 291-097G. pamprnom with fireplace, large countr ground pool. Dishwasher, rlrver RUMSON — Estate area. 1H acres THREE TO FIVE-BEDROOM HOME; Kitchen. Call us for appointment. 542' ;23,0OQ, MULLANEY REALTY 67Ml5j beautifully landscafwd and large tree? me. KINO JAMES APARTMENTS — Va —Needed In West Long Branch area 000, MeATJHTER ARBNCY, REAL Ranch with rive Vied rooms, three bttrii, NOW from 128 AKC SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS ley Drive. Route 3«, Atlantic Highlands. for several relocated executives. Ex TORS, 109 E. River lid., Rumaon. Si. MATAWAN — Thren-bedroom ran tlpn. Somo carpetlnp. Two-ca,r attached sacrifice. Call Three miles from 8andy Hook State celtenl references. Contact Veda n 1891. J/i aero. Fireplace, wall-to-wall rarpflt- paraKc. Asklnp Jft1,750, Russell M. Bor- 775-1727 Park. One • and two - bedroom units. mond, Electronlo Associates, 229-11D0 Ing, dishwasher and Btove. $21,500 us Realtors, 600 River Rd., Fair Havpn Furnished or unfurnished. Swimming cxt. 641, weekdays. RUMSON — For 1 large family. Near OaJloWTier S65-23H, 717-1532. Member Multiple Listing ser- Including heat hot water, air conditioning and oftafrMf parklnf. GERMAN short haired pointer, 3 y< school, bus, shopping. Older house vice. old male, completely trained. A r pool and recreation area. Patio or ba WE HAVE an overflow of bom fide Needs decorating only. $23,500. Cal hunter on pheasant and quail, f75. 291cony, each unit. Rent from $132, In-prospects looking for two or four bed' 842-0173. UOLMDEL 1589. cluding heat and hot water. 291-0770. rooms. Call us for fast action to have Trees Elevation Exclusive arei HAMILTONIAN AT MONMOUTH FURNISHED POUR ROOMS — Ni your horns rjnled. THE BERO AGE» INCOME WATERFRONT — Thre mmecilato occupancy. A-l builder bull APARTMENTS MALB COLLIE — AKC regttterec pe-ts. Jfl 3rd Ave. CY, Rt. 35, Middletown. 671-1000. houses on three acres of land. Incom this three-bedroom, two-bath ranch with OFF OCEAN AVE., MONMOUTH BEACH Owner wishes to mat* with femal $•1800 a yr. Waterfront la vacant land eat-In kitchen, dlnlr* room, pa' collie. Call sn-6818.. Atlantic Highlands RES|PON3IBLE EXECUTIVE — Need neled 3-4-bedroom house. By September 700 ft. road frorAage. Sale price $45 00- ecreatlon room with fireplace and two- DIRECTIONS: East on Rumion Rood (County Routi SM) to Octal GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIE8 WORKING GIRL — 21 to 25, to »h»n Trade nil or part 741-2233. Avenuei Sea Bright; right (loulh) to Park Road/ Monmouth Beach/ 1 4-room local apartment with same. Call 671-5US. 8 JUST LISTED AKC registered. Ideal temperarnerj -ROOM CO-OPEKATIVE apartmen WHITPIELD BROKE*" South right to Homlllonhn ot Monmourh opartmtnli. Write Box C-1S1, The Dally Register, ftnlmdel ltd., Holmdei. !M6-44 •tock. From US. Call 741-3S18. lied Bank. Tiled batn. knotty pins kltehett. S85O From $1 10 Rental Agent. THE BRITE AGENCY HIMALAYAN CAT — Female. Sho FURNISHED ROOMS Call 512-9089 anytime. I Four and half monuu old. No papei YOUNQ WOMAN — 22, willing to «har. - Mairnincen Immediate Occupancy Phone: 264-0666 Model Apt.: 222-8120 |60. Call 284-6623. expenses with young woman with ai RED BANK — Furnished roomi MIDDLETOWN—FDX Run. 3-bedrooi apartment in Red Bank-Eatontown ground floor with private entrance split ranch, full air-conditioned. Built- AKC LABRADOR RETRIEVERS Mldrlletown area. Call e-venings, 747 kitchen privileges. Women only. Inqulr vacuum, Intprcom In every room Dli 3Vj noom Garden Apartments In «- "¥Hliiw.»tl 1620, ' ..- 43- IMMJ ,P1. ing mom, living room, family rooi eluded area. A "musi" io set. W2-45S3. ih-firepiace; K' bHtli5, kitchen; Lan* i ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Furnlslw HIGHLANDS — Five rooms furnlshei scaped. Mid $40'a. 671-9106. On*- 2 SN(r*orn -Duplex avollaijlc - Jnv BEAGLE — Registered. One year ol< aparlment Three rooms and bath. Al 565 monthly plus utilities. October aths, don, laundry room, deluxe kttch- mediareiyr. Apartment living oi Its Female. Reasonable. Call utllltlfts irwluded. Juat redecorated. Cal May. Also three rooms, 545. Hair HIGIIXiANDS — Five-room hungalo- B no m> dlnlnff room best. and business plua a cottago rental wit anrt ^ » , ' hall •77H2S.T, 291-3SS6 after J2 noon. weekends. 318 Bay Ave. 3-Room Luxury Apartment. Im- EATONTOWN vlow of. ocean and rive*. On N. Y wanad Rtairs all ]]Five beautiful wall-to- Newark and Hed Bnnk huallne. Price* . " carpeting. Very prelty lot In one mediats occupancy. Beautiful orec. very reasonably. 872-1751. or New Shrewsbury's nicest areas Im* aCVlfle S^UBft- -Asking .U2.D0O. R S- MlmB.0RUS REALTORS, GOO R v- THE BERG AGENCY VERY" NICE WHITE STUCCO HOUfl Realtors CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY — Black shutters. 4.1 South St.. Re Hwy. 2S 671.1000 Middletown 3206 Hwy. 36 264-8200 Hozlet Bank. Call 671-1401 (or details. APARTMENTS A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! JEAN K. IKWIN, BROKER Marino Park Red Ban! Gold Medallion Apartments & Club EIMISS LIVE ON THE OCEANFRONT Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractors Pearl and Bead Rcstringlug LITTLE SILVER — Cunt™ built Cai Tha most exclusive qarden apartment* Coil-Excpllent arpn, one hlnck to school and club in tho Jortev Shoro area. ADDING MACHINES — TypRwrltsri RALPH A. COLE, BUILDER — New Expertly on braided nylon. $1.50 a nnri buaea. Living room with rireplaci inld, rented, repairrd. Berplco's, 101 ftomos. Additions. Alterations. Ga- rages. Roots. Call 741-3305. strand. Storlinc clasps from 75c full dining room, junporch or den, ea Monmoutti St., Kert Bank, 747-WS5. HEtlSSILLES.' 36 Erond, St., Red in kitchen, thn;o lire!rooms, 1»' bath; SEA VERSE One and two-bedroom apartment* from MASONRY — Steps, sidewalks, patloB. Bank. liar, attached garage. Attractive ae Asphalt Paving Cnrpeotry and painting, Reasonable iK with many largo trees on cles ratca_812-4385, 747-2338. Plumbing and Heating lot. We have- key. REDUCED TO SEL ELEGANT HIGH RISE APTS. OBNERAL ASPHALT PAVING INC, WORKING MAN'S CONTJtACrOIt — opprox, 125 B lick lop driveways and parkins lots, Alterations. Repair*. Masonry. Small PLUMBING — Heating nni bathroom NAVESINK itlVER HP., MIDDLE Call for rrec estimate. 222-8268. Jobs, too. C91-9T14. remodeling. TOWN — Threo blocks to Routo 3.r> Including heat and all utilities. CORRIGAN'S all huspi, \i mils to Hed Bank. Thre West End - Long Branch, N. J. Bus Tours 'asulation & Siding nptlroom Capo Cnd, nddltlonal roo 127 Oakland St.. Hud Bank 747-2706. parilally finished. Eat-In kitchen, edit APARTMENTS OF LUXURY, PRESTIGE, * En|ay the many advantages of • All apartment! equipped with two INSULATION Jt SIDING CORP. — with playroom, attached garage, e BUS TOURS TO EXPO fi7 NOW Also windows, roola, guttera, etc, closed breezeway, wall-to-wall carpe CONVENIENCE modern, tofo. clean electric hect air conditioner!. AVAILABLE FOR CROUPS ONLY 10-30 year guarantee, Day or nlRlit Roofing, Siding & Insulation PETER BEN TRAVEL, 711-5*50. inif. Newly painted. WB have ke' • Heat thermostat! In EACH ROOM n5-SjQ7. Adam Llnzraayor 291-0302. Priced to Belt $18,600. • A FEW MINUTES TO RED BANK * 28 acres planned for your OL3EN CO. INC. nootlns, siding A ultimata enjoyment. to provide YOUR desired room • 20 MINUTES TO HOLMDEL Ceramic Tile Contractors Odd Jobs Insulation Insulted and guaranteed Eves. Mrs. Irwln 717-1104 or Mr. Sostll temperature. (or 10 years. 775-CI05. 201-O510. 741-75M • SCIENCE KITCHENS * The most exqiilslts and complete YARDS, CELLARS, garages, stores • Public golf courses nearby. CERAMIC TILE cleaned up. Have truck. Free estl. SIDINO — Alsco, Eupont Tedlar and • LARGE ROOMS AND CLOSET SPACE pool and Cabana Club, Including mates. 741-2149 after 3 p.m. Alcoa. Work puarantced. SEA BRIGHT — Out-of-state ownei Would Ton like a modem ceramic tile must sell four-apartment house, • CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING true Olymptc-ilze pool, Mddla • Front and rear entrances, oaih or kltrhrn? AH work guaranteed1 . PROWN'S furnished, on the Shrewsbury Rlvei Fr« eillmates Call 2G4-&363'. Painting and Decorating • INDIVIDUAL THERMOSTATS D . pool, tennll, badminton, ihuffie- • Spacious rooms, deluxe kitchens 32 Kroail St. Htd Bank 7(1-7500 Includes docking facilities for largi OARL n. JONES — PalntliiK and watfroraft. A. KOP.ICKY, Real F.siHt • DOORMAN — OFF STREET PARKING board, volley ball and tun deck. and bathrooms. Ilroker, Rt. ar», Eatontown. .142-222: Carpeting wallpaperlnfi Fully Insured. For (reo Sewer Cleaning • SWIMMING POOL AND ACCESS TO BEACH cslimnles, rail 747-30*1. M1DDI.ETOWN — Cliarmlnff 3-bedroo • NEAR SHOPPING, RAILROAD AND WORSHIP HOUSES S»« and judge these many superior loaturoi for younalf. WALL-TO-WALL Installfillcns. Indoor U II. HIL1, - Painter Interior and JACK'S 3KWEH CLEANING - With Ca|ie. LarRp. living room with flreplac iwi oijtd'jor. Kilchrn carpet sprcll exterior. No John loo largo or too Klrclrlr sewer Itoatcr, cleans all Klistln setlinR, (Mil 201-1865. • APARTMENTS WITH TERRACES Kepalra. Km Cntklpy. 842-0070. Bmall. Very reasonable Call 220-2407. tinusctirilrl il rn Ins, pipes and sewer W THREE nE!>KOO.\C Rj\NCl PINE BROOK RD., EATONTOWN lines. GT1-5OS0. IIDMB -- Lnm« living room, klti-hei STUDIO, ONE AND TWO _ •_ Diamonds Bought or Itestyled p mil illnlnf room, laundry room..am : . Also ET US HE your secretary. No 'need between 7-9 p.m. 711-4170. block to Pln» Brook Road. Turn right to model. personally. ReuatJlleg', 36 Broad flt PAINYiNO — ?2?S(i~nn Jimir or con~to mils calls. 21 hour answering I met. Fully insurPd, Knlr Ha von service 711-4700. FROM $140 PER MONTH Home Bunnly, Free callrnales. 842- FahulouH view. California — Flnrli. Model Apartimnf open Dally, except Wednesday. 10:M to 6 p.m. Entertainment 197J or 74I-6AM). rnncli. .1 bedrooms, den. 2H bathi Window Cleaning .-ing Sit,MM. Principal! only. 29] (INCLUDING UTILITIES) THOMAS BLATB 1475. Owner: Glen-Ealon, inc. U avaJlable tor latest Broad- Fret EBtlmatcs AAA WINDOW CLEANING *y Show* and Major Sport*- Eventi. Painting and Decorating COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTOIAI. CB APARTMENT — Two 385 OCEAN BLVD. TEL 229-3371 Managed by & Hekemlan & Company, Inc. « Uonmouth SL, K«d Bank, Fully insured 642-3169 741-4336 717-5513 bedrooms. 477 per moQUi plui h«at 5*2-1060 ftftsr t p.m. SUPT. ON PREMISES TO 7 P.M. ****<

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MIDDLETOWN- FAlRVIEW NEW SHREWSBURY . RUMSON 2-STORY LEVin RANCH ' , RANCH BI- LEVEL RANCH RANCH MATAWAN STRATHMORE •- ..._ Three bedropms Four bedrooms Four bedrooms Four bedrooms Three bedrooms Three bedrooms Full basement Air-conditioned ~'~~~~Two~b"aths . TWO ba-f-hs : : Two porches —- - -• ~-= Twe baths Brand new Wall-to-Wall Basement Nice weeds Wonderful grounds All applianeM Only $21,000 Only $22,500 At $22,900 Only $39,500 Only $18,100 Action — $24,500

APPLEBROOK SHERWOOD FAIR HAVEN RUMSON LAKERIDGE STRATHMORE" RANCH SPLIT-LEVEL COLONIAL « • COLONIAL. SPLIT HAMPSHIRE COUNTRY CLUBBER Three bedrooms Four bedrooms Five bedrooms Three bedrooms Three bedrooms Four bedrpems Vh baths Paneled gameroom Vh baths Three baths Vh baths Three baths . Lovely lot Swimming pool Large gameroom River rights Like new Fireplace $25,500 At $26,500 $42,500 Only $47,750 At $29,700 Asking $31,600

*" BAMM HOLLOW . OAK HILL FAIR HAVEN MONMOUTH HILLS COLONIAL LAKE LEFFERTS COLONIAL COLONIAL CAPE COD RANCH MATAWAN SALT BOX COLONIAL Four bedrooms Five bedrooms Five bedrooms Four bedrooms Five bedrooms Three bedrooms Vh baths 31/] baths Three baths Three baths 3'/i baths Family room Full basement Brand new Many, many extras Beautiful site. Servant's quarters — - Just built , At $35,900 Only $41,500 $57,500 $59,500 Offered at $35,000 Only $35,900 a

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Four bedrooms Four bedrooms Five bedrooms Five bedrooms Three bedrooms Three bedrooms Vh baths 2'/] baths Three baths Vh baths Vh baths Vh baths Wooded lot Brand new Beautiful All the extras Many extras Full basement At $52,000 Asking $52,900 Asking $63,750 Reduced to $115,000 At $36,500 Asking $40,500 '>

pplebrook Agency 20-FriK bearing the name and ad- ment. 566-5073. new Itttchcn. Tile bat to. Basement. Ex- HOLSTON WATERBURY, REALTOR drens of trie bidder and name of the car garage. A most attractive and spa-cellent location. charm and Rumson living. S2T.OO0. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RIVERFRONT COLONIAL — LIKE cious home yfrered at a low $39,500. 16 W. Front St., Red Bank. 7*7.3500. work on the outside; afldrcssed to Uie NEW! 30' dock. Modem home only E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, KEANSBURG-Corner lol, 50x100. Sew- Board of Chosen i Freeholder* of the jfcur years clO. Nine rooms, Five bed- 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741-4500 SCHANCK AGENCY |rr«, paved etteeti, clean, Three blocks County nf Monmoulh and must be ac- rooma, 2Vi baths. Fireplace In the raiv The Dowstra Agency compunlfd l>y the following: MIDDLETOWN'TOWNSHIP — Owner NEW SHREWSBURY — Ranch house REALTOR ,(rom church, parochial and public 1. A Non-Collusion Affidavit which la LEONARDO being transferred. Split level. Three eled family room. Basement. Two-zont j schools. Ramsey and Gardelrt AVPB, heat. Two-car garage. Many extras. In wooded, well landscaped, -li acre 6 Linden PI. ltp fact that If the bidder Is BUC- 'BRICK AND FRAME MODERN HOME erfront ranch home on over 1% acres car esrage. Reduced to. $57,500 far In* porch. Low $30'e. Oall owner. &i2-45M. Eight rooms. Four bedrooma, three mediate sale. RUMSON 1V4 ACRE WOODED LOT cesaful, a surety hnnd wll! be Hied 1st: a. 26' living room. 19' den with In top Rurason location. Four bed- A DECIDELY DIFFERENT RAISED Choice location on tilgh ground Near for the performance of the con- C. DeLucia Agency (.replace. Formal dining room. Elec- rooms, two baths, E^merooin. View RANCH. Cathedral cellijig, two-way TED HALL AGENCY SEA BRIGHT —• River and ocean from. excellent achsolf. Trio $17,500. Call tract, of river from all rooms. Beamed ceil- plus conventional fireplace, Six rooms residence, located on the river, with 842-1X78 or 8<2-2070. and be delivered at tM place and en tric kitchen. Many extras. Basement ings In living room. Two fireplaces. plus future two bedrooma and recrea- dock to deep water plus jour own pri- •t CbUKtl St. Keansburg, M.J. Two-car garage 100% air conditioning. Asking $75,500. RUSSELL. M. BOP.US tion room partially completed. Two 733 River Rd. Fair Haven the hour above named. The standard Finest residential area. Convenient 1 vate beacti and platform on Uie ocean. IlIOLMDEL — Nine arid one-Quarter proposal forms -will be furnished upon to achoolH and shopping. RAHE VALUE REALTORS, 600 River Kd., Fair Hav- furnaces. Cejitral air-conditioned. Ex- 842-4200 Tile two-story dwelling contains living acres in Holmdel Township. Open application to the County Engineer. en. 71M532. Member Multiple Listing tras. $09,600. room with fireplace, dining room. 16',£x ground. $30,000. STANLEY BT'LWELU JU.SOO. STANLEY K. DOWNS, REAL- Service. LAWRENCE J, fiCHEXIKG KEYPORT — Hwy. 36. OwlCB ligh 2t aunroom on the ilver, three bed- The right la reserved to reject any '. 787-4424 TOR, Bhrewrtiury. Jil-1017. REALTOR 747-4121 way cflmmerclal property. Kendy to rooms phis three In attic, 1'A baths,, Real Estate. Broker, Holmdd. 946-8383 or all bids If deemed to tht Interest SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — Four- Willow Dr. & Parker Ave. IAttlo Silver build on. Approximately 118' frontage, plus two lavatories. Offered completely! of the County BO to do. HOUSES FOR SALE room co-operative. Oil heat. Small down 518,000. furnished. $27,500. JOHN L. M1NUQH' LOTS OF LOTS By order of the Board of Chosen HOUSES FOR SALE payment. Call alter 6. 542-2988. ALL AHEAB—ALL SIZES Freeholders of the County of MOD* KUMSON — Small cotag© with antiq- AGENCY, Realtor, 35 Rumson mouth. [NEW SHREWSBURY'S FINEST — At-uity and charm. Excellent for retire- Rumson. 8*2-1500. J2,50O to $2S,CO0 tractive center hall ranch home. Four ment. Convenient to shopping, trans- Cartoon H. Poling BUY NOW JOSEPH C HIWIN, Director :nlce bedrooms, two tlleil baths, living portation and easy ground mainte- Be&Uor Prlcea are going DP WILLIAM L. ULRICH, Cleric nance. There aro four rooms and bath 88 Hwy. 88 Ktypott J61-1M8 Cull ' Aug. 18 $17.26 I room witli fireplace, dining room, mod- Open 7 l>ays-T!iurs. & Frl, 'til 9 RUMSON XDWIN H. MARTIN on the ground floor, one or whloli may ern tiled kitchen. Easement, two-car NOTICE attached garage. Stone patio and bar-lio imrt ai bedroom and two bedrooms ESTATE AREA Broker 612-5900 and bath on the second floor. Screened STRATHMORE RESALES COUNTV 01'' MONMOUTH beetle. Home in fine condition, many ex- Exceptional executive ranch home on KTATK OF NEW JKI1SKV tras. AsklriB 122,900. RUESELL M, poi-cli. Taxes • S3SO. $27,000. JOHN L. Ilanches, OajHSS, Colonials starting In OCEANPOUT — Only land on city MINUGH AGENCY, Healtor, 35 Rum- Hi -acres of beautiful grounds. Land- N'olke Is hereby given that sealed BORUS HEALTORS, 600 River Ed., Uie low Tfft. Our ofllce located in the! scaped with specimen Irceo and shrubs. fifwer, 1/3 woodfd jcre adjacent Korl hlds will be received by the Board of Fair Haven. 747-4532. Member Mul" son Rd., Rumsoi). &12-35OO, heart o* Stnllunort, on Hwy. 31. Call! 10 excellent rooms plus jalousled porch Montnouth. ABklns (7t)()0. rhonc 542- pie Listing Service. us whether selling or buying. 7 days, nil flagstone rear patio. Five bed- 2fi27 evenlngii, wcokeruls. Choien FrephoMi?rs of the County of FIVE JVCRH FAKMETTB — Good 21 hr. service. CU1 5G6-7G00 anytime. Monmouth, N'. J., at itn place or meet- rooms, three full baths. .Large paneled ing In the Hall of Records, Slain Street, uitix"-. JEACH yes k, Thrce^bftdrnom home. Several APPLBBROOX OF MATAWAN. Kcal den with fireplace. Unusual privacy. HOLMDElj — Eight one-acre woodprt is. On pood county road. Haiyly Freohold, N, J., on Sept 5, 19«7 at round. Corner lot 50x100 Near i ton. Early occupancy. Many expensive ap- lots for aale In Holmdel Township. 2:00 o'clock p.m.. Prevailing Time and Gaa heat. Price 17500. 261-895*. ocatlon $28,500. HAROXJ) ULNDE- pointments. Offered at $(13,750. Phone STANLEY BTILWE1.L, Real Estate for appointment then puhllcly ope nod and nad lmme- MANN, Broker, Van Wlnkl* iiarine AIR CONDITIONED Broker, Holmdel, S46-83B3. llfitfily Ihoreaftpr for: HOUSES FOR SALE BWg,, EatontowiL 61M103, Ranch on acre of lovely grounds. Ttiree THE IMPROVEMENT OF VARIOUS NHORN bedrooms, two totfca, two fireplaces, HALL BROS., Realtors COLTS NECK — Lot ready tor" build- COUNTY ROADS BY OVERLAY PAIR HAVEN. DEAD END. QUIET new tumacs. Ideal country location. 815 River Rd. 741-7680 i'alr Haven MATERIAL. STREET, Two-tearoom custom' built Many, many «tTAS. S38,3O0. McALIS- ,lng on beautiful fiwlmmlng River Lake. Member Alultlpla Listing Service I Call 222-7377. Specifications and form of bid, con- •;incJi. Stone fireplace. Screened forth. TEH AOENOY, KEAIJTORS, 109 EJ tract and bond for the propoied work, Mr. ^asfinciit eatnewom. . Well-landscaped River IM., Riimjon. 8424S&4. FAtn HAVEN CAPE COD — Pour BUILDING LOT pared by II. Leroy Martin, Mon- reed lot. Attached two oar garage. Ready to go — for two-lamlly homt — ~ ras. S12.35O. IMMACULATE), SPACIOUS RANCH on bedroomB, paneled living room with rnoulh County Engineer, have b«n ie||^ "Home luxuriously piaiited scant acre plot In fireplace, all new kitchen, patio. Wall- ChapLn Avpnue. Red Barik. filed In Uie nfflre of Charles I. Smith. LAWRENCE J. EOHIUJINO rural Lfeusroft Dry basement and cen-to-wall carpeting in living loom and BttVERMINT Monmoulh County Highway Supervisor R.EALTOR 747-4121 tral air conditioning. Three bedrooms, two bedrooms. Asking 918,900. Call 812 7(1-1200. at One Lafayette Place, Boro of Free* Finder" aw Dr. & Parker Ave. little Silver. two Wiihs. Ffreplace tn living room •162L hold and may te Inspected by pros- RUMSON—FAIR HAVEN SCHOOLS — And den. Screened porch, $38,300. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY pective bidders-during bunln«n hours. BREATH TAKING! Recommends Immaculate. Two-bedroom Cape Ood JOHM L. JUNUG-H AGENCY, Realtor, KUMSON-DIGNIFIED BRICK COLO- Bidders will be furnished wltri a copy with expansion attic. Large, attractive 35 Rumson Rd., Rumson. 812-350O. NIAL. Six bedrooms, three baths, cen- cf ilie Specifications upon proper no- RIVERVIEW for miles. High rolling ground. Over an Ivlrig room, bffj eat-In kitchen. Open tral air conditioning. An older home MIDDLETOWH TWP. — Commercial cc to the Highway Supervisor, ElVnSyRONT. HED BANK. Comfort- •with epacloua rooms that l&id them- property alorjf Hwy. 39 or 38. From Bids must be made on standard pro- acre of towering trees. An area of prestige and fine ront porch. Full baaement. Priced be- able boms situated on a hihiggh batik. 175' to 1» «erti MULLANET REAL- A BACKGROUND FOR LIVING ow F.H.A. ev.-iliiatlon, at $15,000. Call Ei vt«w of thth e Navestnk from selves to gracious living. Lovely trees, , )«al forms Jn the manner desl(rnit*d low. E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY ExDtnsiva vt«w of the Navest r full basement, two-car garage. Offered TY OT1-51H1. therein and rrqulrtd by the specifica- homes. A fine building site. Asking $15,000. Other an HXZ7 paneled pntibt« In- OVERSIZED SEVEN-ROOM COLONIAL — Rumson. room. Four bedrooms, two battis. HEDGEFIELD H)0. BTEKUNG McCANN, Seal Estate, all others. Approximately $130 monthly. surance compsny certifying to the ilattwan. 6C6-fi3C5. $16,400. FAIR HAVEN — 163' on River Rd. plua fact that if the bidder is tuccess- Fair Haven High School. Rolling grounds. Beautiful Full basement and two-car detached house, heart of town. Ideal corner loca- ful, a surety bond will be filed garooe. Oversized lot with excellent At Colts Neck tion next to Mapping center. Act now, for the performance of the con- planting. Fireplace. Two baths. Enclosed porch. HOUSES FOR SALE owner moving. S42-1251. landscaping. Freshly painted Inside. INVESTOR OR PAINTER tract. Center hall. Fine neighborhood. Asking $39,BOO. Inspect and compare • In-service owner serving overseas had 2. A certified check, drawn to th* A great buy m i2S,m. advised us lo Bell his norm. Three brd- ordtr of the Monrnouth County rooms, living room, kitchen and hath. REAL ESTATE WANTED Treasurer, in an amount not lesi Custom designed, qualify RUMSON - NEW On a ROJCJOO' lot, across from nchools. than in", of Ihe amount bid. SOUTHERN COLONIAL! MONDAY THRU SATURDAY A rare find. Brand new thr«-*>ed- Approximately $1,000 needed to assume WE NEED — Fire or all. 2-3 bedroom and he delivered at the place and on 9 to 5:30 construction homes. room Colonial with living room, full existing mortgage. $102 monthly. Incomes, furnished o! unfumlabed, frcm the hour above named. The standard dining room, big kitchen with beau- |83 to S173 per montri for Incoming SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. io^al forms will be furnished upon Tall columns. Brand now, A big four-bedroom St. Leo's Porlsh, convenient to Lln- tiful walnut coblnets, 23' family personnel THE BERG AGENCY, BU application to th« Highway Supervisor. croft-Eotontown area. room, full basement. On* block from RARITAN CAPE ,35, Mlddictoim 671*1000. Ths right li reserved to'reject any house. 2'/i baths. Center hatl. Family room. Many CALL NOW! Directions: Corner Rt. 537 and With a truly modern kitchen, loads or r all bids If deemed to the Interest Rumsoi schools. 524,990. STERLING vlean cabinet space. Ttirpe bedrooms REAL ESTATE WANTED extras., Rumson High School. $39,900. Swimming River Rd. West to Loke- THOMPSON ASSOC. of the County of Monmoulh to to do. jlde Ave. plus garage. Asking 516,500. By order of Ihe Board of Chosen RUMSON URGENTLY NEEDED — Two and Freeholders of Ihs County of Mon- 804 RIVER RD. 747-4100 FAIR HAVEN lhsmptoii 4 A three-bed room homes Mlddletoirn, H tr- moulh. nn. PHONE P. T. LAHIFF 45 W. River Rd. 747-0900 MIDDLETOWN RANCH ie t vicinity. We have buyera waiting. Conveniently located. Situated on & |THE KIRWAN CO. 7S7-66O0. JOSEPH c. 1RWIN, Director REALTORS REALTORS. 747-5600 INSURQRS 946-4828 large, tref Bharied 125' Jot. Three hrd- TVILJJA3I I* ULRICH. ClerK roamn, living room, dining room, kltch OPEN LISTINGS Aug. IS 914.B8 Hwy. 35—Ad|acent Cobblestones Independent broker desires open Hat* en, tiled hath, full basement will Ings on residential properties, Mlcdle- NOTICE ALK THE LISTINGS HOLMDEL ELEGANCE laundry rortm and recreation room, [own, Holmdel. ColU Neck. COrXTV OP MOXMOIITH MIDDLETOWN, N. J. Uched garage. Asking $22,900. KTATE OF SEW JEB8EY - Beautiful wood! afford a secluded LINCROFT ASSOCIATES Inc. Notice 1B hereby given UiAt tctled HOLMDEL COLONIAL selling for thlj charming four-bed- 763 Hwy. 35 MlddletowQ (opposite Howard Johnson) Miln will tot received by'rha Board of Eight spacious rooms. Master suite room, 2Va-bath Colonial. Spacious EDWIN S. STARK, Realtor Chosen Freeholderi of th« County of living room. Raised dining room. Evenings 741-0163 plus three other bedrooms. 2Vi baths. 264-0333 671-3333 | Monmouth. Btate OF New Jeney, it UM Formal dining room. Lovely kitchen Family room. Large kitchen. Breeie- Evenings 671-OS74 place ol meeting In the Hall of Rec- with breakfast room. Family room. way. Full cellar. Two-car garcge. HELP — ACTION! raili. Main street. Freehold, N. J., on Mr. Just shy of two acres. Transporta- LOTS AND ACREAGE HELP UJ; our 12 uleipeopla need ,8ept. S, Ifi67 at 2:00 o'clock, p,m., Full cellar. Two-car garage. Perch. listing on your home. j rivalling Time and publicly opened Trees. A charming home. $41,000, tion ond schools nearby. Call us today. $41,000. ACTION Is our motto—professional at and rean Immediately thereafter for; "Home vlcei are Just a phone call away. THE RECONSTRUCTION' Marie A. Hofsess Trade-Ins—Exchanges OP PORTIONS OF COUNTY ROADS Want To Sell Your Finder" Carlton H. Poling SELL YOUR LAND!! Commercial tnd Investment property WITH BITUMINOUS CONCRETE. Realtor 264-4927 Realto Member Two Multiple Mating Servici SpecifiestlonB and form of bid, con* WALKER A WALKER tract and bond for the proposed work, Recommends Hlllcrest Rd., Holmdel 38 Hwy. 36 264-1918 Keyport Heal Ion prepared by H. I.eroy Marlln, Mon- Member MultiplQ Listing Service Open 1 Day* - Trturs. & Frl. "til 9 SELL PARAGON Shrewsbury Middletowu-Holrad moulh County Enfclnp«r, have been filed COLTS NECK 661 Broad fit JOS Hwy : In Ihe office of Charles I. Bmtth, House In A Hurry? 7*1-5212 671-33' Monmnutti County Highway Buperviaor CUSTOM HOMES!! at One Lafayette Place, Boro of Free- Custom buirt tradltlonol Cokmlol. NEED VACANT LAND hold antl may b« Inspected by pros- Living room wllti flreploce, poneled pective bidders during builnem hours. DOUBLE YOUR PROFITS! Small lot or large tracts. Ctll MTJI Bidders will be furnished with ft copy dm. Full dining room. Beautiful DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT LANEY REALTY. 671-5151. of tho Specifications upon proper no- lolousled pordi. Powder room. Up- Paragon Custom Homes lice to the Highway Supervlior. •taln ore lour generous bedrooms, HELP ; Bids must be made on- lUndard pro- LENAPE HOMES Model will move your Listings wanted. Btrathmore, LakerK posal forma in the manner deitgntted 2 bams, basement. Two-cor garage. lots-pronto! We furnish Holmdel, ColU Neck, surrounding; ci therein and required by ths specifica- All appliance*, carpeting and drape- munltlcs. Members of two &re& llstlm tions; must be enclosed In sealed en- Show to its Best Advantage money for material and lervlces and two nationwide home tlm velope* bearing the name and address rlH or* Induded. Offered at S46J05. Jng referral services. Remember, Inbu: of tlie bidder and the name of the labor costs. Ing and selling, Applcbrook of Matawai work on the outside: acMrenncd to th* MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Realtors, Hwy. 34, Mdtawan. Phoi Board of Chosen Freeholders of th« 566-7600. County of M nn mouth snd must t>« te* Paint it, if poitibU. Replace loose 5 to 5:30 Your move-write or call companled ny the following; SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. READY BUYERS - For home froi 1. A certificate from a reputabl* In- or tiles. PARAGON CUSTOM Llncroft through Rvimson. Confldenlla nurance company certifying ti the CALL NOW! courteous and action service! Uembei fact that If the bidder ts succeis- HOMES Multiple LlstlnB Service. lul, a surely bond will be filed Fix fences, trellis-work, Itilting fau- • lor the performance of tha con- 499 Jericho Turnpike, Dept. D, ADAMS AGENCY tract. eeti, creaking floor*, loose knobs. «#ttrling I hompion k ^4tioc. "The Reallor Wh( Knowj Value'" 2. A certified check, drawn to th« Mineola, N. Y. (212) 343-3900 3 Howard Ave. 741-5098 order of the Monmouth County REALTORS 747-5400 INSURORS Mew Shrewsbury 741-5198 Treasurer, In an amount not lesa • Mow the lawn, prune the bushes. than iOTr of the amount bid, , Hwy. J5—Adloctnl cobblestones HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE and be delivered Rt the place and on MIDDLETOWN, N, J. the hour above named. The standard proposal forms will be furnished upon Have a spotless kitchen (no dirty application to the Highway Supervisor. The right Is reserved to reject any dishes), clean and orderly bathrooms. or all bids If deemed to the Interest BRICK FRONT RANCH HIGH ON A HILL! of the County of Monmouth BO to do. By order of the Board of Chosen Clear closets, basements and stairs —DRAMATIC RANCH— Four extra largs bedrooms, two full baths with plumbing in Freeholders of tho County ot Mon- Mr. Unusual wedding of home and choice Iwo-acre heavily wooded of clutter. for third; cast iron B.B. heat. Cedar clotets. play room work ' JOSEPH C, IRWIN. Director lot, jurroundeo1 by TWO largo estates. Very private, 20\75' "Home shop and extra bedroom or den in basement partially finished. WILLIAM L. ULRICH, Clerk Clear the pets out! kitchen with hand-hewened beams and panoramic view. Three- Aug. 18 ____^ 4 baths. Large living room, fireplace, d«n, eat-in kitchen, separate dining room, two- car garage, full cellar. Asking $33,900.

REALTORS - INSURORS — APPRAISERS REALTORS - INSURORS — APPRAISERS HOLMDEL INCOME PROPERTY - MIDDLETOWN OFFICE Five-bedroom older home in good condition with detached SHREWSBURY OFFICE two-family apartment house. Main house measurements are HILLS OF HOLMDEL bedrooms 12x18, 12x18, 12x15, 11x12 and 9x15; living room PAINT YOUR OWN PICTURE Sti thit two ytar new four bedroom Colonial with formal dining room, largeicienca kitchen, 13x24; dining room 12x15. Also den and gameroom, two Owner not able to give this thras-badroom Cap* Cod a {ace lifting becauia of health. Ideal cUrt *nd two car gfttage. Allan a beautiful freed hill with ruiHa setting. Buy of th« yearl baths. Good neighborhood. Acre plus with shade trees. Cur- rent taxes $653 per year. Apartment income now $170 per location on Oldo Shrowtbury at a "Fix-it" price. Fi^ll bajertlflnt,. room, -for fourth bedroom.* $41,000. Make thit a must on your list. $17,990. Call ut todayl RAISED RANCH month. Asking $29,500. " Thrat btdroomf, dining room, eat-in modern lutchon, recreation room, tforaga and utility, areA, . FIVE-BEDROOM WATERFRONT Many •xtr«t. Two car garage. ^Conveniently located for shopping, tctiooll ond tratitportation. Cfit.TS NECK ' '•'EXCELLENT VALUE Foyer, river view from living room, separate dining, eat-in kitchen and master bedroom. Family A 5'A mortgage may b« auumed with $105.00 monthly paymanti. Call now for an excellent Four-bedroom, two-story older home. Good condition. One room with fireplace, 2'/i baths, bsiement, met two-car garage. Dock. What more could you acre lot. Located In $40,000. neighborhood. $28,900. desire for $44,900? "bVyrtitfad $19,000. ^

LOCUST SPECIAL COLTS NECK COMPLETELY RESTORED COUNTRY SETTING —~.~--:.':::.- -_- __ ::::::: Brand new custom built Ranch. Maintenance-free all aluminum tiding. Three bedroomt, I '/» Three-bedroom, two-story older home, very good condition. I 1/3 ACRES—Low maintenance charmer. Log burning fireplace In living room, llxll' dining btths, larg* Hying room, kitchen a {id dining area. Full baiament, one car garage. All itorm Completely restored from cellar to attic. Every room has room, two bedrooms, plui staircase to expansion Attic, basement and garage. Enjoy this tran- windows and saih. Short diitanct fo boating, fishing, and swimming. Call now I Priced at been improved plus brand new kitchen and family room. quil setting from tho enclosed porch. $25,900. $22,900. Low taxes. Shade trees. Many other features too numerous 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. 2068 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN. N. J. to mention. $27,500. Open 7 Days 741-5212 .Trada-lni Op»n 7 DagDay*s '671-3311 Trade-ins PEANUTS CHARLES M.SCHVLZ THE DAILY REGISTER Fruity, Augna 18, 1967—21 DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketelum

By ALFRED SHECTOOLD "That's the kind oj luck I have," South grumbled after the The Hand play of today's hand. "I had a South dealer straight even money guess, but Both sides vulnerable I haven't guessed anything right NORTH since Dewey won the Presiden- BLONDIE By Chic Young • QJ tial election of 1948." © J87 O K98 South didn't take long to mis- *K10853 DAGWOOD, I NEED Ruess his bridge hand. He won A VOLUNTEER 4 the first trick in dufnmy with WEST , EAST TO HELP WITH 4K972 4 108654 the queen of spades and then led 9Q94 9K1063 THE DINNER 1 " out the king of clubs. East dis- DISHES "^ 0 754 OA632 carded a diamond, and South be- *072 +None gan to disgruntle. SOUTH Declarer had to give up a club • A3 trick, whereupon West returned O A52 the king of sptdes. East gof in O Q« 10 with the ace of diamonds in time 4 AJ964 to run the spades, and South was South West North East down orte. 1 NT Pass 3 NT AUPass Anybody who is looking at the Opening lead-< 2 ..^.»A. Easf - Wes^tSpfds can see the qiieeff'61"fluffs' and may liave to disqualify himself In ruling on ing a major suit, you will then whether South had a right to bid two spades. MARY WORTH By ALIEN SAVNDERS and,KEN ERNST grumble. If South had started the (A Pocket Guide to Bridge is clubs by leading a low club from available. Get your copy by send- THE WtHDOM-MTH H5UR iNEERIKfc dummy he would have made the ing 50 cents to Red Bank Reg- • KEEP MMJR EYES OPEN. I JUST . WMl!.~fiOAW»! contract, but did he just make a ister Inc, Box 3318, Grand Cen PUTT IN ANO7H&1 TWO DOUARSi" bad guess, or was there a clue- tral Station, ,New York, N.Y. to the right play? 10017. Revealing Lead The clue comes from the fact that West opened the deuce of spades. The conventional lead County Death Toll Increases against notrump is the fourth- TREOTON — The number of sir. Sills said, "Many fatalities where there are no sidewalks or highest card from the opener's pedestrians killed in Monmouth in rural areas occur when motor- paths provided, those on foot longest and strongest suit. West County while walking on rural ists unexpectedly approach a should walk only on the extreme would rather lead from a 5-card roads has increased this year. person walking in the roadway. left side of the roadway or its than from a 4-card suit. Statistics reeased by Attorney The pedestrian section of the traf- shoulder, facing approaching traf- But West led the deuce of a Gen. Arthur J. Sills show that 41 ic law provides, among other fic. suit. He presumably held three pedestrians were killed this year things, that on all highways On. a state-wide basis tha toll spades higher than the deuce but in the county as compared to on rural roads has decreased, could not hold any lower spades, 38 in 1DC5. During last year a according to the statistics from total of 1,450 persons were killed Ask New Bids 665 in 1950 to 635 in 1967. By REG SMYTHE so that he surely held only a 4- ANDY CAPP card spade suit. in traffic accidents on the na-For Road Work The highest fatality rate this If West had no clubs, he would tion's rural roads. year has been recorded in Essex I'M OFF 'OW ABOUT NEW SHREWSBURY - Bor- County with 60 in 1967 and 53 surely have some suit of five or The same statistics show that ough Council last night decided TO UUNCH, A PIE AN* A WRONGJ ONE THING, (ousi'r ASK £/z more cards and would lead that in the state there were 16 such in 1966 and the lowest in Hunter- 1 to ask for new bids for improve- ton and Sussex Counties with 10 CHIEF PINTW1 WII/NER'VEGOTV TAYLOR- < suit rather than spades. There- fatalities during the week ending ments of a section of Hope Rd., ineach in 1967 and 16 and 10 re- ME fore South should assume that last Sunday midnight. Fatalities rejecting two that had been sub-spectively in 1966. RIGHTO, West is not void of clubs. It is for the corresponding period last mitted. The new ones will be safe to begin the suit by leading year numbered 24. accepted at the next meeting on i E&NA, a low club from dummy, just in Urging more co-operation Thursday, Sept. 14. case East is void of clubs. by motorists and those on foot, 3 Penalized DAILY QUESTION Bids made last night for work Partner opens with 1-NT (16 to on Hope Rd. between Willow Rd. 18 points), and the next player Tinton Falls and Sycamore Ave,, were, M.J. [n Freehold passes. You hold: S—10 8 6 5 4 itavola Co., Inc., New Shrews- FREEHOLD - Roger Land. H—K 10 6 3 D—A 0 3 2 C—None. bury, $20,970 and Charles Hesse Schiverea Ave., was fined $15 What do you say? Registration Inc., of Belford, $21,580. Both by Magistrate Alexander Levchuk Answer: Bid two clubs, the were rejected as too high. Wednesday night on charges of Stayman Convention, asking part, Scheduled Council approved a letter of careless driving. ner to bid a major suit of four commendation to the Hance Goldie K. Brodle, S8 Parker or more cards. If he bids a major, NEW SHREWSBURY - A spe-Park Civic Association who spon- St., was fined $15 for being an- THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART you will raise his suit to game. cial day of registration for kin-sor the Hance Park Drum and unlicensed driver. . ,„..; If he bids two diamonds, deny- dergarten children who have not Bugle Corps, wishing the organi- Josephus White, 171 Throck- yet enrolled, will be held Wednes- zation success on their first an- morton St., was fined $5 for-hav- UP UNTO-THIS niversary. On Sunday, Aug. 6, theing junk cars on a lot.' / We Adult School day Aug. 23, from 9 a.m. to noon corps won a trophy at the MCAP G4U-EP IT Rpa and 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Tin-Acquaintance Day parade in As-Camp Ending To Increase ton Falls schools, according to bury Park. Superintendent George C. Ma MEN'S CLUB TO MEET Season Tonight lone. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - FREEHOLD — The Freehold Its Classes Children will enroll In theRobert Weinstein, president of area YMCA's Camp Hepbura will LONG BflANCH - The Com-school which serves their area Temple Beth Ahm's Men's Club, end its eight-week season to- munity Adult School will begin its and ths following requirements announced a general membership night at 7 p.m. at the camp on 12th year of operation when will be observed: The child must meeting will be held Wednesday, Old Mill Rd., off of Robertsville classes begin Thursday, Sept. 21.have attained the age of 5 years Aug. 23, at 8 p.m. in the First Rd. Due to increased attendance at on or before Oct. 1, 1967; the Aid building, Church St. The program will consist of a following records must be pro- The main item on the agenda water show and swimming dem- adult school classes in the last : tiiree years, the school will hold duced: birth or baptismal certi- will be approval of the 1967-68 instration, skits and songs and ficate, certificate of vaccination SNUFFY SMITH By FKED LASSWELL classes Monday, Tuesday and budget. Plans for next year will irestmtation of awards to" many Thursday.. against smallpox, 3 DPT injec- be discussed. campers. MINE tions plus booster, and 4 Salk THAT Record number of 73 courses AIMT WUZ FULL inoculations or Sabine vaccine HERE'S THAT will be offered in such diverse or two trivalent oral vaocine for CUP I BORRIED, MY CUP, OF FLOUR fields.as homemaking, business, polio. "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean LOWEEZY.WHENI ELVINEV- creative arts, dance, music, hob- COME OVER TO BORRV bies, sports, basic English and All transfers from other dis- Saturday, August 19 A CUP OF FLOUR LAST citizenship, and foreign language. tricts will be enrolled during the WEEKAN'FERGOTTO John E. Dugan, director, an- last week in August, with the ex- Presenf^-For You and Yours • •'• Early morn- nounced that registration will be ception of Thursday afternoon, ing outlook accents good nature and helpfulness. Co- held at the new Long Branch Aug. 31, operation between employer and employe makes this High School Library from 7 to 9 a productive day, and between husband and wife a p.m. Thursday, Sept. 14; Monday, Donations Are Made happy tine around the liouse. In some charts turbu- Sept. 18, and Tuesday, Sept. 19. lent and sarcastic states of mind indicated in late In addition, persons may register To Shrewsbury Squad evening.. for classes by mail by writing to SHREWSBURY - A new flag- the director, Long Branch Com- pole and flag have been donated munity Adult School, Long The Day Under Your Sign to the Shrewsbury First Aid Branch High School. Those seek- Mtu Urn Mar.?! to Apr, 19 Ubrt.S*pt,23foOeL21 By LEE FALK ing information may call the high Squad. People aren't Iflcelr to be 10 Cut loose tnd do •^r^tyi^f THE PHANTOM school. ciable due partly to fatigue at yoo're keen secretly desiring » The squad said the pole was end of wc«k.# do for some timel STRAIGHT AHEAP. THIS IS IT. STOP. WHAT IS THESECXSr H£I?E? { THIS/5 THE J PLACE.' HE provided through the efforts of Taurus. April 20fo Ma y 20 Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nav. 21 WHY ARE ABOUT HALF A THROW OUT Robert Rooke and Joseph Christ- Complete taslta already under Diplomacy rltitr tiaa tMrtt- MLB. Ill TELL YOUR ANCHOR. MUST KNOW.' way. You may meet some re- aiveness wilt *orfc to TOaroest YOU Children Raise man. sistance durinff evening. 6T0PPI*} / UH-.1KIS IS TO advantage now. WREJ /WHERE YOU Last Sunday Mayor and Mrs. Gemini. May 21 to June 2! Sagittarius. Nov.22 to Dae?! WANTEP TO !8 for Charity Afoid clatklestine relationships Slow dawn before 70a set over- Frederic Messina donated a flag and/or "under-the-counter* fi- falifrued. # Be rtry careful to SO. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Six for it, and dedicated it to the nancial deals. avoid accidents. local children, all students at St.memory of Robert Geroni, a Cancer. June 22 fo July 21 Capricorn. D&c 22 fo Jan. 20 Home atmosphere a little tense, If things go wrong; laugh off Agnes Catholic School, recently borough youth who lost his life but disagreement easily ixoaed your worries. Exercise- »eU* held a carnival benefiting the in a truck fire last year. out if you try. . control. school building fund and U.S. The squad said a plaque will Lao. July 22 to Aug. 21 Aquarius. Jan. 2! fo Fab. 19 servicemen in Vietnam. Pro- Team up and divide worfc sa .Stay away from people you db< be affixed to the pole to note no one tiercon is orcrbur

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Price Engagement Pot O'Brien—1 hr., a mln. .9—Surfs Up—Travel—Color PLUS — COLOR CARTOONS 21 West River Road 4:00 11—Film—The Guns of Juana Gallo— Rumson 2—Film—The Hunchback of Notre Dame Maria Fellx-90 mln.—Color • naraivet —Glna Lollobrlglda—2 hrs. 91—Film Features " UMOBMKCH PHONE 842-9805 6:00 3:30 MARINE 2—Film—Lefllon ol the Doomed- 2— Amoteur Hour—Variety—Color METRO GOIDWYNMAY£R«K ,*T7rSpwt5nmnD. holiday.—ipjor . HIGHLANDS 872-0751 SUNDAY •—Film—The Dam Busters- H —A JOHN FRANKENHEI^ERflLM MORN INS Michael Redgrave—! hrs. 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HU 8-800Q . , AMANPOR 4—Man In OWce—color 941-2424 ALL SEASONS 7-^eter Potomus—Color ^ I THE DAfLY REGISTER Friday, Atfpist 18, 1967-23 Smart Coverage TV Listings Printed Pattern It's Seafood, Education Set School Registration VM VM y LONG BRANCH -Williaxn H. Mr. Meskill said tore will be t-TM MMrtteryCalsr 7-Flkn-tKM M Die Bl** Wliew- Medtill, superintendent of no registration for sew itufhtsttt «-D«aM Vsllty Oayt-Orame-Calor O. W, B**»r-» tin. 1I-Or, MMort-Drma 1* school*, has announced the regis- at any of the schools on Sept. 1 l VMiganto d* Dai Mendo- *-fflm-*lo mi PoKeffle- At Highlands Clam Hut tration dates for new students ftt Pon Ganei-40 mln. Morlortt MalJt-40 mta. w 8, but registration will resume VM , ,tfie dry's elementary, junior high IN 4-Open Mind—Olsoiulon-Color By FLORENCE BRUDER and high schools, all of which be- Monday, Sept. 11, at *U city J-WMfl My lln«7-Gome-Color JMO fr«lm-A How to Dle- Quiet American— HIGHLANDS - A seasoned gin Thursday, Sept. 7. schools. MorlWow Not-2 hri., 10 mln. nnave—2 hrt., 30 mln. Elementary school registration »1-R«»rt to tilt PDyslclan MONDAY blending of seafood and educa- 11:00 MORNINQ will be Jield Wednesday, Aug. 30, I—Utwt—Rtmoner-Color . tion has produced-that, hearty en- 1 and Thursday, Aug. 31, from 9:30 i-ffewt-Bill Ryan-rCalor 7—News tree — accomplishment — which 5-Joe Pyn»—Dlscusilon—oilor <:N a.m. to 12 noon. All new en- TOES. THROUGH SUN. 7-N«ws-K»lth McBee-Color 2—Summer Semester is enjoyed year-round by the four- trants who have not previously 11-Word o( Lilt-Color *—Education Exdionge—Color 11:19 7—Prelect Know—Education member Shugard family, proprie- registered are to enroll at the IN PERSON «-W«ilt>tr—Hernon-Color 7:00 school which they will attend, 11:1) 2—News—Ralph Penio—Color tors of the Fish Market and Clam }— New*-R»l NORMAN SELDIN 5—Yogo For Heaim—Exercm deckside overlooking the small f— Nm And Wrottw certificates of vaccination and 7—Co rtoehi—Children—Color craft marina and in the red and * 1:00 1:10 mmunization f6r smallpox, mea- 4— Flm— Tht Strong* Cost ol Dr. Rx- white indoors, would be occupied 1—Eun Howe—Color sles, diphtheria and polio. Potrlc Knowlts—40 mln. 1:10 by Informally-clad customers rel- I-Hm 5-Astroboy—Cartoon For those students who have 1:10 ishing th^ hot combination sea- II—Little RaKnlls—Children ltie 7—NMM 1:13 food platM", shrimp and crab not had the inoculations required And Woollier salads, tSa Urge lobsters. by..lhi» ..Board of. Education, Mr, TM.,..:~. Meskill said inoculations should DAILY SPECIAL! a—Oennli the Menace—Comedy "We have a 12-month enter- ^--Birthday House—Color be started and a physician's LOBSTER S-jJandy Bedcer—Color prise, however," said her father, certificate stating this should be 7—Virginia Orahom— Intervlewi Raymond L. Shugard, "because DINNER »-Ed AHen—exeraie—color presented at registration time. La Lonne—Color 90 per cent of our business is the CLAM HUT — Picfuretque resfaurant adjacent to the The series and certificate will be wholesale distribution of lobster $378 2—Leave It To Beaver— required before the student be- 5—Eleventh Hour—Oroma and sea food." Ray is a crew-cut market and also owned and operated by the Shugard gins school. Wi Alwayi . I-Gypsy Role Lee—Interviews—Color athletic ex-insurance man, former 9—Cartoons—Children—Color family is readied for customer! by waitress Patty do Registration for new junior | Have Steamen 11—Millionaire—Orctma owner of Ray's Sugar Bowl here Alterii of Atlantic Highlands and Ray Shugard. high — or seventh, eight and THEIR NEW ALBUM Jumbo Coekralli Served 10:00 and president of the Highland" 2—Candid Camera—Comedy ninth grade — students will be 4-Snap Judgment—Game—Color Lobster Pound, Inc., with head IRegiitor Staff Photo) "LIVE FROM 7—Ann Sothero—Comedy quarters adjacent to the Hut. Aug. 30 and 31 at the guidance DORIS 'N ED'S 9—Laurel And Hard/ office from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 It Shore Dr.. Hlflblandi II—People In Conflict— Drama Sell to Restaurants THE PURPLE ONION'* IO:ZJ For the most complete cover- to 3 p.m. OPEN.EVERY DAY Maintaining an average of 6,000 4— Newfr-Vonocur—Color age in the kitchen, pop on this Orientation for seventh grade Now on Sal* at Yenr 10:N pounds of lobster in the bubbling efficient tunic apron. Insures you students will be held Sept. 5 from Mt tanks and an always fresh as •-Concentration—Color against all kinds of accident 8 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.; for eighth Favorlt* Rteord Star* I 5-6horthond—Lessons sortment of other fish in the 7-Oatellne: Hollywood :ikely to happen while cooking or grade students Sept. 5 from 12:30 cases, he said ths company sells »—BroKen Anrow-Westem serving. p.m. to 3:30 p.m., and for ninth M-Oirfoons—Children—Color to the retail fish market and sup- grade students Sept. 6 from 8 10:J5 Printed Pattern 9424: Misses plies such well known restaurants ALPINE 7- STEAKS • CHOPS helpers. Gale, who oversees th' 35 Satellite of 1 Sharpness. DISTINCTIVE ture recreational -purposes. Th Something new for a bride or dining rooms, utilizes four or fivi Mars. 2 Lanai future development will be known hostess! Everyone will admire waitresses, mostly local collegi 37 In any case. Feast. LISTEN TO THE as Evergreen Manor. Mr. Silver- DINING this cross-stitch on bedsets, tow- students. PHARAOH OF THE stein heads Evergreen Develop- 38 Necessities. JPut els, scarfs. This points up the educational 40 — Jongg. writing. EXCELLENT CUISINE KEYS . . . ment Corp., Red Bank. Flowers are framed by cross- aspect of the endeavor. Mrs. Marj I Part of 4 Blanket The tract is between Eatontown stitch, a lovely set; Pattern 729: Shugard, the girls' brown haire bowling cloak. Luncheon • Dinner JIMMY CARROLL Blvd. and Monmouth Rd. transfer one 3" x 20'^" and two mother, has been a teachei game. 5 Gourmet's BANQUETS • WEDDINGS EVERY FRIDAY 3" x in the Raritan Township school 42 Repeat. dish. Join the happy crowd at th* 4 SATURDAY NITE Tolil9llt Thirty-five cents in coins for system for a dozen years. She RESERVATIONS each' pattern — add 15 cents foi also possesses considerable culi ANCE I 2 I Sat. - Wed. each pattern for lst-ciass mailing nary talents. All recipes used a HIGHWAY 35 Hightsrown Country Club and special handling. Send to the Hut are hers. She make: 11 Tonight, Mark HIIBum Sand 51.30. Laura Wheeler, Daily Register, every bit of cole slaw herself am MIDDLETOWN Saturday night Andy W 2i-Friday, Augu* 18, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER Shore Street Job Bids Tabled Okays Pact • WEST lam BRANCH - Bor- J'. Hesse, Inc., Palmer Ave., Bel- ougfa Council yesterday tabled ford, 561,230.75; A. Campo, Inc., For Property bids from three contractors for Rt. 35, Middietown, $61,750, and improvement work on West Pal- Fred Me Dowel], Inc., Rt. 35, WEST LONG BRANCH - A mer Ave. Wall Township, $61,974.92. contract to purchase a 2.6-acn Mayor Henry J. Shaheen said Items cover gravel, grading, tract, adjoining the Shore Re- KNOW YOUR council wanted to study the bids topsoil and resoeding; concrete gional High School property was further but may consider seeking curbing, concrete sidewalks, 12- approved by the high school HOSPITALS new ones. inch, 15-inch and 18-inch rein- Board of Education last night. These were the bids: Charles forced concrete drain pipes, six The board adopted a resolu- Mcnmourh Medical catch basins, nine storm and tion setting aside $25,000 for the LEGAL NOTIC sanitary sewer manholes, six and purchase. The tract also con- Center eight-Inch concrete sanitary NOTICE tains a dwelling. It was said the JIONMODTn OOENTY sewer pipes, and connecting and plot may later be used as an sunnnr.ATF/s OOUIIT Tho education ol Ilioie who testing the sewer line. added recreation area. The prop- Tfotlre to Crpdltorn lo Present serve rte sick at Monmouth rininift ARBlnst Kstate erty will be purchased from Her- ESTATE OF WJLUAM BAKCLAT The 568,000 project will cover Medical Center, Long Branch, HARDING. DECEASED bert and Gloria Van Note, here. is a nover-onding procosi. At Pursuant to thp. orrier of DONALD 1,650 feet of West Palmer Ave any given time mors than 200 J Ct'N'NTNGHAM, Surrogate of the between Monmouth Rd. toward A $434 contract went to Dolly County of Monmnuth, this day made persons are ,, under training on tlif application of the undprslEiiod Madison Industries for 700 doze Whalepond Rd. Of the total cost, here. The purpose is two-fold: Charles B. Harrtlng and United plate ice cream sandwiches, A $7, Trust Company of New York, EXT.U to' improve the service! avail- 548.000 will be financed by bonds 337.50 bid for milk was acceptei lors or the estate of the said William able to the center's patients Barclay Harding, deceased, nollce t* provided through an ordinance from-Tuscan Farms, Belmar, fo: fierehy Klven to the creditors of salt1 and to increase the proficiency decea?fd to nrepent tri the paid Execu- that was adopted June 29. S^OO^Satf pints. of tha people who must provide tors (.heir claims under oath within lix morithfl from • this date. Tile board approved 14 bu those services. Kleiner Bros, of 101 Lincoln Dated: July 2S, 1967 CHARLES B. HARDING, routes. Three other routes have Ave., Elberon, the developer of x To tha patient this means vRldge Road, been advertised for bids. Th Kumson; N. J. Harbor Estates on West Palmer assurance of expert care! to possibility., of .leasing 'or. rentinj •-UNITE!)- STATES -TRUST- OOOTAMT the Individual -train«« it-mean« OF NEW YORK Ave., will pay $48,740.75 over a an 11-passenger vehicle for (By: DONALD F. MAKER, a giant step toward the lum- Vice President) two-year period toward the cost. sdiool transportation is being mit of a satisfying career. 45 Wall Street, probed by the board. New York, N. Y. The firm already has put up MesBrs. Parsons, Oanrona, The program which Mon- Ira White, here, was named Elalr & Warrpn, $20,000. mouth Medical Center provides 18 Wallacp Street, transportation supervisor at $1,- Ret! Bank, N. J. as a teaching hospital covers 000 per year. Also named driven Attorneys a broad spectrum. It ^ranges (US. 4, 11, 18, 23 $3 EGAL NOTICE- were Ralph Yamelio, Herberl from the training of "tomor- HOTICE Van Note, Alfred Thorne, David M0XMCH1TH COUNTY row's physicians" — the House SURROGATE'S CODRT NOTICE Wood, John Mazza, Edwin Huhn, Staff of some 40 interns and- Notlep to Creditor* to Prpscnt MOIVMOUTH COUNTY Thomas Siciliano, James Malet- residents — to tha orientation Claim* A«ttln receive.) hy the Mayor pany needs for construction of and Township Commlttre, Ilolmdel which exposes them to com- on the application of the VinderslRned, transmission lines. Daniel G. Gallop, Sole Executor of the Township, for the Installation or a munity practice of medicine in Drainage System on Cat Bird Alley & estate of the said Martha M. White The PUC authorized the elec- a non-university teaching hos- deceased, notlco IB hereby given to Other Work Incidental Thereto In the creditors of said deceased to pre-Holmdel Township, nnd orienod ami tric company lo proceed with pital. read In public at tho Township Hall, sent to the gaid Sole Executor their legal steps to acquisition but it claims under oath, within Blx months Holmdel Township, New Jersey on Wednesday, August 30, 19G7 at 8:00 X-ray and laboratory tech- Irom this date. •took sharp issue with the com- Dated: July :27th, 1967 P.M. Prevailing Time. nicians receive constant train- Drawings, specifications and form of ipany's procedure thus far. DANIEL G. GALLOP bids. Contract and Ftonrt for the pro- 325 Winding Way, posed work, prepared by Richard M. "The board findp that thi- Little Silver, N. J., Schulz, Township EnRlneer have been Refresher courses are eon- Sole Executor filed In the office of the Township course of conduct is reprehen- Daniel O. Gallop, Esq., npln^er, 8S$B Highway 35, Mlddle- ducted for Registered Nurses, 23 White Street, sible and demonstrates an atti- :own, N. J,, nnd may ho Inspected by presently inactive but planning Shrewsbury, N. J., prospective bidders during business tude on the part of the petitioner Atlorney- to resume their careers. There hours. Bidders will bo furnished with a which the board will not tolerate Aus. 4. 11, IS, 25 t27.H0 copy of the drawing and specifications are continuing courses for nurs- by the Township Engineer upon proper in the future/' an opinion written otice and payment for the coat th?re- ing aides and attendants. Prac- by PUC, President William Hy- tical nurses are being trained Bids must bo ma do on tho Rtnnrlnrrl 'raposal Forma In tho manner desig- land declared. here as part of the Monmouth nated therein and required by the County Vocational School pro- Specifications, must bo enclosed in -LEGAL NOTICE scaled envelopes bearing the name and gram. ' address of bidder and name of the Sealed pnijM>s:il' for tho transporta- work on the outside, addrfssrd to the The center also participates Township Committee, Holmdel Town- tion of pupils f i ToutC3 In detailed ship, N. J. ami must be accompnnled specification'* wil, lxj received by th in the Monmouth County Com- Board ot Education ot Colts Nee hy n. Consent ot Surety from a Surety munity Action Program. Under •.Company duly authorized U» ilo Township at 8U5 P.M. prevailing Urn business In New Jersey and natlslfac- on Tuesday, August 20th, 1OG7 In th this government-financed proj- tloard Room at Oe