Gasoline, Corporate Tax Hikes Passed TRENTON (AP) - Measures Additional $26.5 Million a Year

Finance Head Okays Marlboro Accounts

SEE STORY BELOW Becoming Sunny JJUd DAlLdl Becoming sunny later today. HOME Clear and cool tonight. Sunny, Red Bank, Freehold warmer tomorrow. I Long Branch FINAL (Bee DetiiU Figi 2) 7 3Monmouth County^a Home Newspaper for 89 Years VOL. 90, NO. 245 RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1968 "CENTS' Gasoline, Corporate Tax Hikes Passed TRENTON (AP) - Measures additional $26.5 million a year. to Hughes a measure autho- crime investigating commis- courage students from taking al state aid to communities suburban communities at the an additional $25 million in to increase the state's gasoline The corporate tax would be rizing 12 additional days of sion at a cost of $400,000. The part in campus demonstrations each year. expense of the cities. general state aid touched off a tax by a penny a gallon and increased to 4.25 per cent and horse racing each 'year at NewSenate approved and forward- that might lead to violence. But the Senate postponed un- The governor charged that bitter debate in the Senate. the state's corporate net In-would take effect immediately Jersey's three thoroughbred ed to the Assembly a bill to —The Senate passed and sent the appropriation of $25 mil-Republicans contended they when signed into law. The til Monday a vote on a $33 mil- were making good on a bi-par- come tax by one per cent have tracks. The administration grant witnesses who testify for to the Assembly a package of lion plan to provide $25 addi-lion in additional state aid to passed the New Jersey legisla- raise was intended to produce proposed the bill to produce an the state immunity from prose- state-aid programs which communities without earmark- tisan promise to return money ture and were before Gov. an estimated $28 million a additional ¥2 million each year cution. would be financed in part by tional per pupil in state aid ing the funds was "a pork bar- from the state sales tax to Richard J. Hughes today. year. The legislature also for the state in pari-mutuel —A bill to deprive students the increased taxes. to local schools each year. The rel measure." communities for local proper- The governor was expected plans to come up with ?37 mil-taxes. who participate in campus dis- The package includes: vote was delayed because of a Republicans, who control ty tax relief. to sign the bills into law. lion extra for the next fiscal —The legislature acted on a orders of state scholarships —A bill to authorize a state typographical error in the both houses by 3-1- majorities, But Democrats charged that The gasoline tax would be year through a speed-up in thehandful of measures aimed at passed the Assembly despite takeover of 75 per cent of lo-wording of the bill. say they have enough votes to GOP lawmakers were "hypo- Increased from the present collection of the corporate tax. aiding the state's war on opposition from Democrats and cal welfare costs estimated at Hughes has threatened to ve-override the Democratic gov- critically" seeking to confuse rate of 6 cents a gallon to 7 In other major action Thurs- crime. The Assembly passed Republicans who contended it $45 million. to the latter two bills because ernor's threatened veto of the the voters. They said the cents on July 1. The measure day: and sent to the Senate a bill to was superfluous. Proponents —A meaure to provide about he contends they would divert measures. money would pay for more ex- was designed to produce an —The Senate passed and sent create a special four-man state said the measure would dis- $25 million in increased gener- too much money to wealthy The proposal to appropriate (LEGISLATURE, Pg. 3, Col. 2) Spared Rain and Mud of Preview Arts Center Opener a 'Smash By FLORENCE BRUDER Fifth Symphony by the Phila- It was a tribute to the ef- may be immodest. This is a coll labeled it "a magnificent ting, the atmosphere, the ca- HOLMDEL — It was a delphia Orchestra under the forts of the Center, operated great triumph." setting for a remarkable per- maraderie. They were one in smash. direction of Eugene Ormandy, under the authority of the N.J. And it was. The faces, the formance. the rapture of the music, the The first public performance a thrill denied Wednesday Highway Authority. attention, the focus of the "In my judgment," he con-grandeur of the setting. at the Garden State Arts Cen- night's preview audience be- Authority Chairman Sylves- audience attested to that. tinued, "this will add immea- D. Louis Tonti,, disclaiming ter came off last night with- cause of the inclement weath- ter C. Smith Jr. called it "re- They were not rained out last surably to life in New Jersey." any puns on the rains of the out rain,or mud, and with in- er, and an impeccable rendi- markable — the spirit ot this night; their spirts were lined Red Bank Councilman Daniel night before, declared "This spiration and vigor, with only tion of Grieg's Piano Concerto occasion is unique." with the sun. As it set over J. O'Hern looked upon the cen-sea of happy faces is a great a very few kinks to be ironed in A Minor by young virtuoso Richard R. O'Connor, secre- the hills of Holmdel, the stage ter as "a great gift to all thereward." out. Van Cliburn. tary-treasurer of the authority, opened to the culture and joypeople." And Gov. Richard J. Hughes An estimated audience of 7,- They sat in the comfortable called the evening "magnifi- so obviously dear to the hearts And the people responded. happily declared that "New 300 sat enraptured through seats and some filled the still- cent." of the men and women gath- Dressed in every imaginable Jersey is a first-class state, "the pursuit of excellence on soggy grassy area, but the Architect Edward Dureu ered in the beautiful amphi- attire — from white gloves to and now has a first-class arts a hilltop in Holmdel" — themood was one of concentration Stone admitted he was theatre. colorful, slacks — they were en- center to match." It was an performance of Beethoven's and joy. "thrilled to death, although it Former Gov. Alfred E. Dris- thralled by the music, the set-auspicious opening night.

Time Off? Not for This Officer ON DUTY—'Patrolman George Lang of the Union Beach By ED WALSH Keyport-Holmdel Road in Holm- The two officers promptly ar- Sgt. Phillips returned to his vehicle stopped and picked him Police Department-goes over reports while on desk duty. UNION BEACH — When is del Township. rested one man, still lurking car with the two captured sus- up." Patrolman Lang was cited by Holmdel Police Chief Jo- a police officer off duty? Passing the trio, Patrolman behind the tree. Then they pects while Patrolman Lang "By this time," the officer seph W. Phillips for hit alertness and assistance in the In the case of Patrolman Lang noticed that one of the chased the other two, who by continued on foot after the third continued, "1 was about a mile apprehension of three suspects .allegedly planning break- George Lang, a three year vet- men ducked behind a- tree this time had fled to a wooded from where we started out, so eran of the borough force, the while the other two ran to the area in the rear of the one-suspect. . I'had: to turn on my heels and ing and entry of a Holmdel home, i Register Staff Photo) answer could be never. rear of the dwelling. famiJy home. "I could see him in the dis-dOuble, back." Early last month, Patrolman Further down the road Pa- One of the men surrendered tance," Patrolman Lang said, 1 When he returned to the pa- Lang, off duty and returning trolman Lang stopped Holmdel without a struggle after a brief "and I figured I could sneak trol car a call was put through home after taking his dog forPolice Sgt. Bruce Phillips, who chase, but the other continued up on him and surprise him, to the Monmouth County Radio a romp in Telegraph Hill Park, was on routine patrol, and told to run toward the northbound but when I got within a short room and a county wide alarm U.S. Casualties noticed three men acting sus- him what he had seen. Both lanes of the Garden State Park- distance of him, a Garden was broadcast for the suspect. piciously around a house on men returned to the scene. way. State Parkway maintenance (TIME OFF, Pg. 3, Col. 8) Mount During

Thomas L. Yjur.ulno Grateful Grad Thanks Her School Talks in Paris By BOB BRAMLEY said. "So I went back to of Monmouth College, where ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - school as a post - graduate she plans to major in educa- WASHINGTON (AP) — To-had only a few hundred advis- Miss Roxie Bell, 19, of 242 student to take driver education to fit herself as a teacher tal U.S. Vietnam casualties, ers in South Vietnam. Now Yaccarino First Ave., is grateful. tion," she explained. of English in secondary mounting relentlessly during there are about 33,000 Ameri- It was refreshing to sit in Now Roxie has her learner's schools. the Paris talks, could top a cans there. the living room of her home, permit and a date to take the, "I want to teach in poverty- quarter of a million by year's This cumulative total breaks Judgeship where she lives with a younger examination for her driver's li- stricken areas—like Chica- end unless there is a trace or down into 24,744 killed, 80,541 sister and her mother, Mrs. cense. go, and places like that," she peace. wounded who needed hospital Lelia Bell, and listen to her "I also wanted to refresh explained. American combat deaths and care, and 72,431 who suffered Confirmed tell why. myself in math," Roxie went . She's grateful, she added, wounds serious enough to re- lesser wounds and didn't have A 1967 graduate of Middle- on. "So I took Algebra I and because "via the Middletown quire hospital treatment could to be hospitalized. • iiie snaie aen- town Township High School, Math Review to brush myself Township High School faculty, surge beyond the Korean War The number of U.S. dead ateyesterday confirmed the Roxie wasn't satisfied with up. And I took Typing II — I'd I was fortunate enough to con- toll. and wounded averaged out to appointment of Assistant Mon- herself when she finished already taken typing I—just to tinue my education. My post- Thes trends are indicated 2,962 a week over the first 23 mouth County Prosecutor school last June. bring my typing up to snuff," graduate year was undoubted- by an analysis of statistics weeks this year — twice the Thomas L. Yaccarino of Nep- "I couldn't drive a car—no she said. ly as rewarding as my com- which underscore the impact 1,372 weekly average in 1967. tune as a Monmouth County one in this family could drive Roxie was accepted in Feb-pulsory school years." of the Viet Cong-North Viet- District Court Judge. a car. That was silly," she ruary for the September class (GRATEFUL, Pg. 3, Col. 1) namese offensives, and Hanoi's Mr. Yaccarino will fill the fight-and-talk strategy. post made vacant when Supe- U.S. and South Vietnamese Fear Rockets rior Court Judge Francis X. battle casualties so far this Crahay was moved up to his year are running at about dou- May Blast present position. Mr. Yacca- Official Sees Marlboro ble last year's rate. rino had served his clerkship The latest figures show, too, with the firm of Hanlon, Ar- that the United States sustain- Peace Efforts geris and Crahay of Asbury Accounts in Good Shape ed 13,371 battle casualties in PARIS (AP) - A sustained Park. the first four weeks after U.S.- Viet Cong rocket offen- It is expected that Mr. Yac- MARLBORO — Township to a request made at the June cently has the township had North Vietnamese negotiations sive against the heart of Saigon carino will begin his judgeship Council President George Cree- 4 meeting by Councilman Lau- fire hydrants at all, and that GRATEFUL TEENAGER — Miss Roxie Bell of Atlantic opened in Paris on May 10. . could wreck the Paris peace in the fall. rence Youngman that a com- all fire companies are equipped According to an updated vy said last night that a re- Highlands tolls Register staff reporter Bob Bram'ey count, U.S. combat casualties talks in short order, West- He was appointed an assis- port by Michael Custura, direc- plete account be made of town- with tank trucks. This, he said, ern diplomats believe. tant Monmouth County Prose- ship expenditures from Jan. 1 eliminated the danger of fire- why she directs her "utmost thanks" to her alma mater, reached 77,716 as of June 8. cutor in 1963 by Monmouth tor of finance, showed,that all Middletown Township High School. This covers a nearly 7V$-year For that reason they think through May 31. men being unable to fight a the Communists may not bom- County Prosecutor Vincent P. municipal accounts are in good Mr. Youngman said he made fire due to. lack of water. IRegistter Staff Photo) period that started Jan. 1, Keuper. shape. 1961, when the United States bard the city as they have the request in order "to dispel He cautioned Mr. Brodniak threatened to do. (YACCARINO, Pg. 3, Col. 8) The report came in response the growing rumors that Marl- against raising unnecessary boro is running out of money." fears in residents. U.S. officials said they hoped Water Problem Council directed its attorney, the North Vietnamese would Councilman Joseph A. Brod- Milton Kosene, to prepare an Grand Jury Told Sirhan Was give careful consideration to niak told the council he wasamendment to the administra- the warning issued by U.S. Am- concerned about the water tive code to eliminate the bassador W. Averell Harriman The Inside Story shortage in Manalapan Town- Board of Tax Assessors and to Ambassador Xuan Thuy of ship, since the Gordons Corner subsititute a full-time assessor. Target Practicing on June 5 North Vietnam. July party to be barefoot formal Page 10 Water Co., the company in- To Get Signal LOS ANGELES (AP) — pages — became public when "Both hands went up. He Harriman declared at the Graduation stories, pictures Pages 13, 19 volved in the shortage, also A traffic light will be placed Twelve hours before Sen. Rob-filed with the county clerk. was just about to shake hands" Wednesday session of the Paris Ferry new RBHS athletic director Page 14 serves part of the township. He at the intersection of Rt. 79ert F. Kennedy's assassination, Twenty-two witnesses — Sir- talks with Thuy that terror at- said he had heard reports that and county road 520, according witnesses say, the accused han not among them — pic- tacks on Saigon "could have Speed Skiffs highlight 2Jd 'Sweeps' Page 15 sections of the township served Five bystanders falling the most serious consequences to a letter from the state De- man was rapid-firing the death tured the slaying scene of ter- wounded . . . Allen-Scott 6 Religious Services 12 by Gordons Corner had been partment of Transportation weapon on a target range. ror and hysteria and its aftcr- for these talks." Sports 14, 15 experiencing loss of pressure which was read at the meeting. The crowd's stunned, scream- U.S. officials declined to spell Amusements 30, 31 on week-ends, the same time Other witnesses say three math: ing reaction: "The suspect Stock Market 9 The letter said a traffic sur- bullets hit Kennedy — not two, The kitchen area of the Am- out exactly what Harriman Births 2 Successful Investing 9 the Manalapan complaints oc- vey had demonstrated the need turned . . . and was trying to meant because only President Jim Bishop 6 cur. as previously reported — andbassador Hotel jammed early escape . . . People were trying Teen 13 for the light and that subse- that the killer stepped from June 5 with jubilant supporters Johnson could decide to make Bridge 31 quent arrangements would be — were hitting him and curs- Television 30, 31 Mr. Brodniach expressed beside a smiling, shapely mys- escorting the New York sena- ing at him, and it was utter a major change in U.S. mili- Classified 20-2» Women's News 10, H fear that a health hazard could made with the township. tary-diplomatic strategy. Comics 29 tery girl and fired his revol- tor and celebrating his victory confusion. I mean everyone develop. He also warned The meeting was continued ver witli "a very sick-looking in California's Democratic But knowledgeable diplomats Crossword Puzzle 30, 31 DAILY REGISTER against a fire hazard resulting until Wednesday, jJune 19, at was trying to kill him." Editorials 6 PHONE NUMBERS smile on his face." presidential primary . . . familiar with the U.S. view of from low water pressure in fire which time the council will dis- Mill House Restaurant the situation said many more Iferblock 6 Main Office .741-M10 hydrants. cuss controversial garden These were highlights of tes- Eight .22-caliber bullets ex- Home and Garden 18 Classified Ads . .741-6900 timony made public yesterday ploding in "a deliberate . . . Rt. 35, Middletown, dancing rocket assaults like those ear- Councilman Alfred L. Storer apartment and sub-division ap- bang-bang cadence" like fire- lier this week, when ex- Ann Landers 10 Home Delivery 741-9010 replied that not until quite re- plications. by the County Grand Jury nightly. Open 7 days. (Adv.) Movie Timetable 30 Middletown Bureau ....(71-2250 which last Friday indicted Sir- crackers or popping toy bal- plosives rained on the center of Obituaries 2 & * Freehold Bureau .462-2121 Fisherman'* Feast $3.50 Swim Suit Sale han ni.shnra Sirhan, a 24-year- loons . . . Open Every Saturday the city, would force Johnson In June. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Pctcrsen to consider retaliatory action Sylvia Porter 6 Long Branch Bureau 222-0610 Fridays at Gifford's Inn, (Famous makes) now going old Jordanian immigrant, for Kennedy falling, fatally RuMison. Call 842-9820 or 842-on at The Shirley Shop, Broad the murder. The transcript — wniindeil, rearing back sharp- Travel Service, Red Bank. against the North, and suspen- llifi (Adv.) St., Red Bank. (Adv.) 258 double-spaced typewritten ly. V ») (Adv) sion of the talks. 2 -THE DAILY RfcCISTKR, Friday. June 14. 1968 Rev. Dr. Webster Gives Address St. Joseph's School At Monmouth Regional Graduation NEW SHREWSBURY — The Awards were presented by The Bausch & Lomb Science Tanko and Jim Toms; seniors, Rev. Dr. Charles'S. Webster cliael Baldacchini to Richard Award went to Gerald Cooper; Steve Temko, Steve Trimble, Has 78 Graduates BUI Tanko, Jim Feit, Mike of the First Presbyterian Ruda, Takashi Johnson, Mar- Monmouth County Chemical KKYPOBT — Sevonly-right The graduates: Church, Red Bank, was the Society Award to Gerald Coo- Rowctt and Joe Menzzopane. garet Denny and Kenneth eighth grade students at SI. speaker last night at per and Prudy Kline, and the The Shore Conference Cham- Hand. -Joseph's Catholic School re- graduation exercises at Mon Westinghouse Certificate of. pionship Technical Award sec- ?!trnii)lFhTii(), mouth Regional High School Honor to Gerald Cooper. ceived diplomas (luring gradu- Science Awards were pre- ond place went to Glen Clark. Kllr>n J'n He spoke on "What Should We sented by Mrs. Letitia Gray- 19th annual mathematics ation exorcises last .Sunday. Walter Heerschap presented I'hi.inm ii Clark. On- Expect of Ourselves," to a bill as follows; N. J. Science contest winners' awards were the Shore School Chess (hid Anne rslli. Vntth « Mm Cullm. graduating class of 254. Commem-pmenl speaker was Kerry wtlltarn IlaUnn. prrw Thnmna Teachers Association Science presented by Mrs. Edna Pratt League second place trophy I>;lly," MirMael .Iwph PelU. OmiKtHilf « the Bev. Joseph Hurinski, pas- Vlel'nrla I'nntiy, <'lare Marie Di-mn- Diplomas were presented by Fair award to Allen Haratz, to Gerald Cooper, Dana Over- to M.R.H.S. which was rep- tor of St. ClPiTient's. Catholic rr\- -Hii,lw>. W»rif».l>ennUfl.Araift, EJlZH- heili Dcllnn, Sandra Dealderin, iflane Norman J. Field, president of freshman; and N. J. State Sci- strud, Prudence Kline and resented by the following: un- Church, AI.il a wan. ' I/iuine I»lKHiio. Tfltrlcla Ann" Kfllc,, ence Day medals and certifi- Melind Ruderman, junior. Vlni'pnl Thnmaa Klerrpt«, JCIIMti Patricia Cohen. Marcello, Rodney Shipley, Bob Wanda Andrews, Barbara, Appleyard, Valr», Maureen Oman McAd«m, Pa- band; invocation by the Rev Wayno Arnold, Joseph A. Ave rill, of St. Joseph's Assembly, intendent George H. Wuesthoff at yesterday's promo- Elaine Eailly, Evelyn Baldez, Bar- Irliia Ann Ucaulrf, J«" Jowph Joel Wright of the Methodist bara Banks, Barbara Barrett, David Fourth Degree, Knights of Netr, Ma.ry Ellcrn O'Neill. Cathy tion exercises in the borough elementary school. Dr. Church, Eatontown; salutatorj Bauman, Mona Beasley. Drew Beebe, Mltrie rhllljp«. KMJn* Marift Fog*r«, Franklin Bell, Joyce B.lernackJ, Deb- Columbus. Vernon Jamn lUlph. Irene Ann Patterson taw 64 sixth graders receive certificates of address by Margaret Dickens, orah Blanchard, Kathtn Songarzone, nirkey, Tinlit B«m«it»lt« Ryan, Nor» Patricia Booker. Gerald Boyle, Rich- Thomas James Clark — Mhrle Srannrll, Marilyn Ann Schlmpi, promotion to Henry Hudson Regional School. senior class president; mantle ard Boyle, Margarita Bradley, Ste- Donna Marlf SohlraWI, Ellen Mull address by Richard Ruda, stu- The Weather phen Brower, James Brown, Michael Citizenship Award, gift of Cardi- Scully, Iinil John fieirln, Zlgmont Jo- ncnn Konk, Uuy JCmtna Septen, (Register Staff Photo)! Eyers. nal Newman Council, Knights dent council president for 1967- / VVliilsm C&llaghan, Catherine Cal- Psul John Khaffury, J»me« Jonnpti The overnight low was 58. At 7 of Columbus, Matawan. Shannon, J«m«« B. Bh««. ar»»orjr 1968, and reception of the man- Mostly sunny today after early ] an an, Faith Caliahan, Susan Can- John flhelko. Ann M»rgar« 81*nor*lll, morning cloudiness, high in mid this morning, it was 60. Since 7 field, Charles Cannon, Ophelia Can- , Kerry William Kcane — Karfn Ann (Mmrmion, Jorum* Bllu.- tle by Larry Berglund, student tion, Herbert Carlson, Rlcbard Car* b«m Bprlnirvloed, Diane Lynn Blraub, council president for 1968-69. 70s. Clear tonight, low in low to a.m. yesterday, there was apenter, Robert CaiteUlnl, Betsy A. School Spirit Award, gift «f St. emery, Btrnie Den- Veterans of Foreign Wars Tost. Zleglnr. and low 5:42 p.m. egar, Michael Denny, Eva Derrlco, henstein, vice principal, was about 15 knots today. Variable Mike Dlcataldo, Margaret DlcUeni, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Bamhart, Kicky D. Baroniky, Joan mistress of ceremonies. five knots or less tonight into TOMORROW - High 12:36 Richard Dinlon, Evan Doucotte, Ed* 11. Boxza, Ma,r}otf« P. Caputo, David ward Dougherty, Gary Drake, Har- Guest of honor at yesterday's 8. Oarha-rt, Usa K. Condon. Honors presented were: tomorrow morning. Winds be- a.m. and 12:48 p.m. and lowriet Drenlng, James Dunbar, Jamei Michael Jl. Conk, John CoruKll, 6:24 a.m. and 6:36 p.m. Dunloy, Theodore Dunn, Barbara Eh- sixth grade promotion exer- Kobprt J'. Crockett, Mary M. De- Combined Women's Clubs coming south to southwest in- ert, Patricia J. Eddy, Leigh Edward- 66 Are Graduated cises at Atlantic Highlands Ele- OBnlto, Baron J. DeVaaii, Georgia D. College Scholarship, presented creasing to 15 knots tomorrow. SUNDAY - High 1:30 a.msen. , Vlcki Elccman, Joy Eldershaw, Devlne, Cheryl A, Dwdght, Bonnie J. Thomaa Emick, Jeffrey Ewald. mentary .School was Dr. WilI'Jorc- , Marie Fljher and Judy GaakJU. Chances of few showers early and . . .p.m. and low 7:12 Linda UU Goodwin, Gary J. Orum- by Mrs. Albert F. Carelll to Robert Fary, James Felt, Sharon liam Patterson of Hackensack, r>nch, Cynthia IJ. Hofman, I>onna L. Linda Horowitz. this morning gradually becom- a.m. and 7:36 p.m. Flsler, Linda Fltpger&ld, Mary Fode- Johnnon, Michael R. KaJ, Warren W. raro, Connie Forrest, Mark Fox, who graduated from the now-Knop, Bonnie B. Lone, Christine Loux, Combined Women's Clubs ing fair today. Fair tonight and For Red Bank and Rumson Thomaa Fraebel, Thomas Fraley, By St. Benedict's defunct Atlantic Highlands Robert A, Lynch, Lynn A. Marck. Saturday, visibility five miles bridge, add two hours; Sea Carol Anne Franzo, Ruth Fredericks, Susan IJ. MarMn, Nancy Mnrtlncz, Post - High School Scholar Kevin Gallagher, Glen Gattis, Mary High School in June 1918. or more. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Jane German, George Gilbert, Uie Robert Pulverentl-Holy Name Kpvin Haul, Maurean A. Meahan, ship, presented by Mrs. Mal- Gillam, Evelyn GUlespIe, John Gor- HAZLET — Diplomas were Charlai Mtrker. K«v«n o. Miles, Lin- colm Markendorf to Margaret In Monmouth Beach, yester- Long Branch, deduct 15 min-don, Charles Oravatt, Carl Lawson conferred on 86 eighth graders Sclety Award for Science. Dr. Patterson was an educa- da Millar, Joira Mohrbrck Jr., Donna Green, Sharon Greenwood, Sandra tor until he retired In 1964 as Uorrrison, lUchard M, Noonan. Dickens. day's high was 73 degrees and utes; Highlands bridge, add 40Griffiths, Linda Guise. si St. Benedict'js Catholic Cynthia Caprio-Usher Society Robert T. Noonan, Diana I* Nor- Pamela Hamblen, Dale Hambrlck, principal of Hackensack Junior Korrl, Oten HI. Platoe, Elalna B. Pelro, Monmouth Regional Boosters the low, 62. It was 70 at 6 p.m. minutes. Deborah Hamilton, Margaret Hanlon, School during graduation exer- Award for Mathematics. Cellna A. Heed, Kenneth Heed Jr., Charlea Hayes, Jamos . Heatwnle, Stephen Emo - Citizenship High School. John T. Relher Jr., Debora Klley. Jo- Club Scholarship, presented Christine Hill, David Hill, Jean Holm- • clses. seph A. Romeo, David K. Rule. by William Hillman to David gren, Katherlne Hoops, Linda Horo- Award, gift of Columbian Aux- Promotion certificates to Stev«Q V. RUDVOO, I>ebra L. Ban* witz, Betty Hovls, Jeff Hughei, Mar- Principal speaker at the com- Henry Hudson Regional School h«th Davldion. Paul nilihJ. Lester, Mary Lynn Llga, Michael torian, and Susan O'Brien, sa- Btephen Emn, Qeorneann* FarragasRO, drews. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tem- Lione, James Littman, Roger Loplzzo, John Finnegan, Katnlflen Fleming, Jeanne Lord, Leonard Lott, Candace Jutatorian. M.R.E.A. Post-High School Gurty (nee Rosemary Flow- broeck (nee Nancy Young), Macmoyle, Robert Macnutt, George Mary Frtnclt, Thomas o#Mterint«r, Jury Award Ups Price Ma comber, John Ma ga than, Elfift Awards were presented to: nob«rt Orocnn, oerard OunUitr, I/)r- Training Scholarship, presented ers), 22 Lakeside Drive, Mata- 407% Euclid Ave., Loch Ar- Manns, Daniel Malzel, Loretta Man* ralna HaTtnett, CJharlPii Ilearn, nohcrt cont, Marilyn Manfred!, Paul Man- Janet Taylor-Religion Award, Houn, Tatrlcla Honan, WIlHam Hor- by Mrs. Bruce Whitenack to wan, son, yesterday. bor, son, yesterday. sran, Martha Marchlon, Gary Marlow, valli, gtephftn )IunKerbuh>r, Maria Dianne Messner and Rob-Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Sabto Marlon Marsh, Allen Masten, John gift of Bev. Edward P. Blaska. Hylam), KiiBfn* Klley, Daniel Krpittll, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith McCarthy, Iva Mccilntock. Mary LAwlor, Mary Ellen- Mahon, Of Property $39,187 ert Ulmer. (nee Sally Weber), 258-B Nancy Rugglcro-General Ex- r&trlnla >talloy, Margaret Manerl And (nee Gloria Covert), 509 13th Robert MeKlnley, Linda McNulty, •nmraaa WcOabn. Lillian Kaye Memorial Eatoncrest Drive, son, yester- Terry Meadows, Christian Mehlhbrn, cellence Award, gift of. Sister FREEHOLD — By refusing 1966 by resolution set out to Ave., Belmar, son, yesterday. Edward Mejia, Richard Memmola, Alao, nnsn Meritnsr, Jeffrey Mlk- an Ocean Township offer of f 5,- Scholarships were presented day. Joel Menzzopane, Dianne Mesiner, Mary Dolores. ion, Kathleen Moorr, Deborah llnaia, acquire lands for clearance, re- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ratch- Robert Methe, Bronda Mitchell, Fe*gy Kevin O'Brlr-n, Buaan O'llrleri, Mau- 812.50 for his more than eight planning and redevelopment by Donna Freeman to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keel- Montgomery, Clifford Marcom, Bet- Mary Ellen Mahan - Honor reen O'JVmntll, IUch»rd Palermo, Jo- ford (nee Helen Turner), 13 ty Morgan. Paul Morgan, Jease Mor- aeph Paterjion. flamuel IVHC*. nobert acres of land, Carl Bachstadt for an industrial park. Barbara Watts, Joy Eldershaw en (nee Kathleen Berckman), East Shadow Lawn Drive, Nep- ris, Ramona Mortis, Denlae Moyle, •Award, gift of Sister Dolores. Pulverentl, vvullnm Callahan, Maureen gained $39,187.50 more in a and Candy MacMoyle. 2 Stella Drive, Keansburg, son, Margaret Muller, Linda Murakata, ' James Woods-Faculty Award Campbell, Cynthia Oaprlo, Pamela The Ocean Township Plan- tune, daughter, yesterday. Nancy Muagrave, Mary Nagel, Law- Carr, Palrlcta Oirtmell, Carol Oan- jury award. ROTC scholarships were pre- yesterday. renco Napier, Rosalind Nicholl, David for Social Studies. tcUnno, Sun/in CUlpcn, Jloarma-ry Com- ning Board had declared Mr. Nicholson, Joyce Northrop. *rfor(l, TlK,ma» JlPflta, I'fttrlr.la no*h- A jury before Superior Court sented by Col. Warren King to Susan Chleco-PTA Award for rlah. Nancy HulRlero, Malir««n Hyan, Bachstadt's property, bounded MONMOUTH MEDICAL RED BANK ACCIDENT Statford Oronei Tercs O'Shaughnes- Judge Klvin R. Simmill, after Ron Wamsted, James Dunloy HY, Dana, ovemrud, Donald Paddack, School Spirit. MUhaol Hnhll, Snwinnp. flhaw, Janpt on the south by Asbury Ave- Long Branch Valorlfe Papa, Sharon Parayon, Judith Taylor, KUen Traynor, oatrietin* a three-day trial, awarded Mr. and David Nicholson. RED BANK — Police Chief Parhans, •: Roblni parkins, Florence Mary Lawlor-Bosary Altar Walah, K»rPn Weaver, Joanne Wild, nue and on the east by Rt. 35, 1 Bachstadt of Bray Ave., East David Nicholson has re-Mr. and Mrs. William Me- George Clayton said Charles Parker, Ton! 'Patterson, Hector Perez, Society Award for English. J«m«» Wo«u, William Wrlfht and blighted. Steven Phillips, David Picard, Ronald Qlen Zlmer. Keansburg, $45,000 against ceived an .appointment to theCord (nee Ann Russell), 29 Or- Kilcullen of Longwood Ave., Pounders, James Purdlo, Anthony Pti- Mr. Bachstadt's property is sateri, Barbara Qulnn, Maryann Ren- Ocean Township for his land in United Stales-Military Acad- chard St., Matawan, son, yes-Middletown, was charged with •haw, Cathy Rice, Pnter Roachf, vacant and had been used for Ivette Rodriguez, Suzanne Romlnskt, that township. emy at West Point. terday. driving while under the influ- Irene Rottcnberg/ Michael Rowett, A condemnation commission fill dirt mining at one time. Richard Ruda. Democrats Reeled Wilentz A Thomas J. Watson Me- Mr. and Mrs. James Costel- ence of alcohol and careless Kathleen Sabo, Dawn Sargent, Cfeor- consisting of Peter Shebell, Mi- Assistant Township Attorney lo (nee Janette Donato), 3 driving after an accident on glna Suerweln, John Bcaplen, Margo morial Scholarship was pre- Scarplno, Barbara Schelman, Steven chael Schnitzer and F. LeRoy Paul L. Blenden of Asbury Campbell Drive, Eatontownj West Front Street yesterday Sen re ib man, Jean Schutt, Lois • As National Committeetnan sented by Sid Carr of IBM to Schweitzer, Paul Scoles, Patricia Sher- Garrabrant recommended a Park represented the township. Gerald Cooper, a National daughter, yesterday. at 5:35 p.m, man, Stephen Shipley, Michael Sldorlc, TRENTON (AP) — Demo-governor would make good $30,000 award last April 1 butMr. Bachstadt was represented Nell silverm&n, George Simpson. Wen- Merit Scholarship winner. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Fer- dy Slaughter, Warren Smith, Nancy cratic National Commltteeman presidential material. both sides filed appeals,. by Ralph S. Heuser of Ocean ry (nee Patricia Bobinson), The chief said the man's Soles. Keith Sosnoskle. Karle gnan* National Merit Scholarship car was in collision with a ier, Dinah Spfrndilf. Ann St&btle, Phyl- • David T. Wilentz said yester- "Gov. Hughes is not only the Ocean Township March 21, Township. 17-A Sprlugdale Ave., Eaton- lis Stafford, David Stalker, Joseph Finalists awards were pre- vehicle driven by Joan T. Me-ateeger. Dun M, Si ewart, Deborah i-day he didn't think Gov. Rich- favorite son of the New Jersey sented by Mr. Smith to Rich- town, daughter, yesterday. Swett, William Tanko, Carl Taylor, ard J. Hughes "is going fardelegation. He's the favorite Cue of 108 Pinckney Roaod, Charles Taylor, Edward TeroKo. Ron- ard Ryda and Prudence Kline. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL Red Bank. Patrolman Peter ald Temko, Nathaniel Tillman, Pat* •'. enough" to help the cities al-son of all New Jersey and could Phi Delta Kappa Scholarship rick Torlello, Theresa Torlello, Allan though his program is "more well be the favorite son of the TB-Respiratory Group Neptune Knight investigated. No inju- Trask, Steven Trimble, Robert TJlmcr. was presented by Mr. Smith to ries were repotted. Pat Van DeWalker, Jamer Van Dot generous" than that o( the Re-United States of America," Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bag- ver, Ronald Virgin, Kathryn Walker, Ramona Morris, Kenneth Walker, Evelyn Walter*, Ron- publican legislature. Burkhardt said. well, 52 Ridge Ave,, Neptune, ald Wamsted, Barbara Watts, David Stuart , School of Business Need a change? Businesses Weeks, Rlckla Weeks, dayie Weir, Wilentz said the Democratic Hughes will head the 82 mem- To Meet at Riverview Scholarships were presented daughter, yesterday. Laurie Weiss, Wendy Welsh, John ber New Jersey delegation to sell fast with action-getting Clas- \verner, Mary White, Herbert Wlnkel- governor should be thanked by JERSEY CITY - Alfred A. paign, is an outgrowth of theby James Kitchen to Margari- Mr. and Mrs. William English ler, Robert Woolley, Garrett Worth- the Democratic National Con- sified Ads. Dial 741-6900 now! ley, Mitchell Zal«skL the entire state for "the tre- Vonderaa, president of the TB-recent merger of the tubercu- ta Bradley and Sandra Law- (nee Anna Delonardo), 222 mendous job he's doing right vention in Chicago this August. son. He has repeatedly denied that Respiratory Disease Assocla' losis associations in Mon- now" for getting more finan- mouth, Union and Hudson The New Shrewsbury Kiwa- r V XX X X -XXX X

he is a candidate .for national tion of Central New Jersey, an- . X X XX ' cial aid to the ghettos, but that XXXX " • > counties. nis Service Plaque Award went r f xxx x • * • t office.- • • • , • Jt / / 4 t : he himself feels more should nounced today that the asso- to Richard Ruda; while Mark 4 / 4 / 4 / 4 4 Raymond ' M. Manganelli, A ' A 4 4 / 4 4 4 be done. Still, he praised Burkhardt was reelected ciation's board of directors will 4 4 4 / / 4 4 4 Fox, Prudence Klin, James A. 4 4 / 4 professor, Department of En- A 4 4* / / 4 4 4 Hughes as a "courageous, fight- state chairman. conduct its final spring meet- Littman, David Nicholson, 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 f A V 4 4 4 / / 4 vironmental Science, Rutgers A 4 / / 4 / Ing, wonderful governor." Joyce Northrop, Dana Over- 'A 4 4 4 4 4 ing Monday night at Riverview 4 4 4 4 4 4 / 4 4 XXX X XXXX " / University, and a newly elected strud, Richard Ruda and David A 4 • . X \. X 4 4 The Middlesex County leader Hospital, Red Bank. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 •» . X ^ 4 member of TB-RD Central's Stalker, received New Shrews- made the remarks after the Garr Seeks A The session will include the bury Kiwanis Key Awards. Democratic State Commit- appointment of various commit- Board of Directors, will moder- Franklin P. Fraebel, presl A • tee elected him to his fifth Data Access tee chairmen and members, ate the panel discussion. term as national committee- introduction of new directors, dent of the Kiwanis Club, pre- A 4 Other participants include sented the Community Service • man from New Jersey. Mrs. managing director's report and A DIVIDEND Miss Ida Leone, Franklin B. Thelma Parkinson Sharp, pres- In Petition Plaque to the school. y a panel discussion on the health A\ Flower and Joseph J. Soporow- Departmental awards for ex- ident of the state Civil Service FREEHOLD — Milton Garr hazards created by air polla ski Jr., all associate professors cellence were presented as fol- y 4 Commission, was elected to of Long Branch, who has been tion and its relation to respira- in the environmental sciences INCREASED her seventh term as national tory disease. lows; Patricia Sherman, art; 4 'indicted for giving false in- department at Rutgers Univer- Sandra Griffiths, business edu- committeewoman. TB-RD Central, sponsors of sity. Miss Leone is also a cation; James Dunbar Jr., En- In introducing Hughes, who formation to a county news- the local Christmas Seal cam member of the association's glish; Deborah Hamilton, for- TO was the principal speaker at paper, will petition the courts board of directors. 1 eign languages; Elaine Bailly, the state committee's annual today to gain access to infor- In addition to its air pollution home economics; Steve Jack meeting, State Chairman Rob- Admits Holding mation the prosecutor has endeavors, TB-RD Central also son, industrial arts; Gerald PER ert Burkhardt suggested the against him. Stolen Goods conducts a year-round cycle of Cooper, mathematics; Edward ANNUM The motions will be heard services, activities and educa- Mejia, boys' physical educa- FREEHOLD - Arthur L. tional programs covering all Henry W. Sayrs Sr. before Superior Court Judge Tillman, 17 Stevens Ave., New tion; Anneliese Corrigan, girls' 4.65 XXX X fliile; a son, Henry W. Jr., Wrong . f XXX X t

Police saiil the boy rode his colored student from Africa a t XXX X

Margie Muller, Talon; and t 4 • xxx x / 4 / / 4 4 4 f of Intcrlnken, N.J., and nine WKST LONG HIJANCH _ bicycle Into the street from a couple of years ago." Carl Green, Falconaire. r / 4 / / 4 / 4 4 / / / / / 4 4 grandchildren. | Municipal (nun Jtnlce Charles driveway and \v:is struck by Dnllon said dm estimated $.•),- A Forensic Award and the w 4 4 4 4 4 / 4 4 / 4 / ArraiiRPinpnls arc under the L. Morgan conducted this a car operated by Thomas 500 yearly expenses inclined Andrew II. Pcabody Award / J / / 4 / / / 4 4 4 4 4 / 4 4 4 direction of the Kails Church ; mrV.'i court session lirrc. The Catliino of :|IIK Clifton Ave. to attend the private Methodist- were presented by Anton Davi- / 4 4 / / / / 4 4 4 X xxx x 4 4 xxx x

4 xxx x 4 %. X 4 4 4 Funeral Home, Kails Church, Register incorrectly listed the The child was treated for affiliated school might prevent son to Michael Sidorlc. 4 4 / 4 / / 4 4 .XXX X Va. *, as Vincent head and leg Injuries, m minority group applications. Social Studies Essay Contest 1HE DATLY BEQISTER, Friday, June 14, 1968—3 Bias Ruled Keansburg School Hanlon Is Elected Out in Bar Permit Case Has 111 Graduates "Wayne A. Bennett, Tames J. Bora, TRENTON (AP) — The Ap- KEANSBURG — Diplomas 'iftnisc K. Boyle, Kathleen T. Brad« To Head State Elks pellate Division of Superior were awarded 111 members of ey, Alice F. Rurlte, Eileen B. J. "stlzaretta, CnnrUcn Carpenflla. Jeia ATLANTIC CITY - Past ex- Court ruled today that there the eighth grade class of 1968 M. CauHa and Deborah J. Cecere. lipsburg Lodge. He is a past ex was no evidence to support the in graduation exercises last Kobert (Mrrlto, Michael J. B. Cor- alted rulers of 130 lodges of alted ruler of Red Bank Lodgi '•B,I, Antoinette cosentlno, Timothy M. claim that the Long Branch night in the Keansburg Public Crnne, Julie nekelbaum, Eileen P. Elks today elected Edmund A. and has headed its youth acti ni('l(-.-n, Michael j. 'Doherty, Michael City Council refused to renew School by John J. Ryan, presi- T. Dougherty, MJchapJ Downey, Laura. Hanlon of Eed Bank as the new ities committee four years. Drake, Diane nrugaR, Linda A. Du- president of the New Jersey the license for Mickey's Joline dent of the Board of Educa- py, jnan Durrua. Bonnie Ememon, Charles H. Maurer, a pas Bar & Grille because of a ra- usmn E. F, Emmons, Donald J. Far- State Elks Association and 10 tion. lcker, nidiard Fennen, Donna M. president, was returned as sec cial bias. Fera, Mario R. Flore, anci Robin M. vice presidents and other offi- retary. He is a past ex The address of welcome was Frank. The state's second highest delivered by Ruthanne Kurz. J'Jhn J. Ccn^hnn, Joseph Geraghty, cers. alted ruler of Dunellen Lodg< Trenii A- Geraghty, I.cnora Gitibs, Mr^ Hanlon, a sales office su- court affirmed the decision of Kathleen Bradley spoke on Knrrn M\ F. HenoBkl, Carl HUt, Theodore It. Grimm of Bloom the director of State Alcoholic John Hnnrath, P^r n. Jimenez, T>ew- pervisor for M & T Chemicals, field Lodge was re-elected trea teenage responsibilities. Taking 1* J Kaplan, Join E. Kelly, Michael Beverage Control upholding the W, Klnnprnan, Lynn Kna.be, Andrew s-—eeds John T. Purdy of Phil- surer, as was Robert D. Folej part was the'subject of a dis- G. Kovaca, Ruthanne E. Kurz, Fran- city's refusal to renew the re-cussion by Richard Fennen. lna A. LaMonlca, John M. LaVitOt*, • of Hamilton Lodge as sergeani tail consumption license of nrt Andrew G- lovett. Mrs. Dolores Pittius, princi- Jack Maraaclo, Richard A. May, at-arms. Charms Liquor, Inc., which iiirtstlne M. Maynard, Robert May- Harry W. Wolfe of Bergen- pal, presented scholarship n,'tr<), Thomai McOowan, Robert Me- owns the tavern, for 1967-68. Orath, Joseph Mess. Debra L. Mtddle- field was returned as trustee, awards. The Veterans of For- coop, David A. Miller, John Moore, Charms Liquor claimed its li- eign Wars award for highest Claudia Mulhern, Samuel Mundy, Ml- while Harry A. Burnham cense was not renewed because cliael N. Napolitano, Denlse Noon, average in American history Rosemario Nutiamacher, Debra M. Union City was given a 15tii the city wanted to eliminate the Oliver, JaraJyn A. O'NeJI, and M»ry term as organist. Andrew was won by Kathleen Brad- " , Owczaraid. Negro patronage of the neigh- Gregory K, Parker, RODB Paako, Hutch of Nutley was electee HOUSE GIFT — Shrewsbury Mayor Frederic Messina, right, presents bronze plaqus borhood tavern. ley, who also received- the Virginia Pelk, Georgia H. Peltz. Don. Keansburg Teachers Associa- aid • W. Pester, Donna M. Fheffer, tiler, and George C. Frick o; to bo placed on the historic Quaker Meeting House, Sycamore Ave. 1o Edmund "We find nothing in the rec- Roger PHklngton, Debra D. Plummer, Tenafly was elected chaplain. tion award for highest aver- Sharon L. Prentfsn, Kevin Qullty, Stan- Goerke, of the Shrewsbury Weekly Meeting of tha Religious Society of Friends ord to support appellant's claim ley Rayeskl, Matthew Reilly, Richard Mr. Hanlon named Floyd ! age in geography. Reneter, Deborah G. Reynolds, Rob- (Quakers). The mayor made the presentation for the Jarteyana Club of the that the municipality used its ert Reynolds, and Claire Rlnkowakt Gray and Charles Hotaling ( licensing power simply to elim- Ruthanne Kurz won the In- Joseph M. Santarflicro, Michael A. It. Scales, Frank J. Scallse. Cathy Bed Bank lodge as persom Shrewsbury School whose president, Deborah Fitzgerald, 14, looks on. The club inate this tavern on a racial ba- dependent Women's League if. Scftork, Lillian C Serenion. Mar- garet Sllvestrl, Kathryn L. Siako, Ed- secretaries. held its year-end party in the Quaker Meeting House last night. sis," the appellate court said. award for highest average in ward Slocum, Patricia E. Smith, Ver- science. onica. Smith, Joseph F. Bomroera, The officers will be installed (Register Staff Photo); James L. Squeo, Joseph A. Stabene, this afternoon by past grand ex- William Steimel, John F. Btoever, Jr., Lions Club awards for high- Keith Button, Mary A. Sycz, Edward alted ruler William J. Jernick est general averages went to Trunx, Nell Vokea, Kerry 8. Walter!, of Nutley, and past presidents Joseph Santarsiero and Kath- Veronica Walter•. of the association. leen Bradley. A parade and banquet tomor- Student Club Pays Tribute Kathleen Bradley also won row will complete the conven- the Parent-Teacher Associa- Time Off Edmund A. Hanlon tion. tion award for highest aver- (Continued) To Historic Meeting House ages- in English and arithme- A State Police patrol stopped tic. the parkway truck a few min- SHREWSBURY — The Jer-Edmund Goerke of the Preservation, Jerseyan Club Michael J. Palumbo, adminis- utes later, but the suspect seyana Club of the Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Weekly Meeting of 1968. trative intern, made the honor had been let off at the Key- School paid tribute to the the Religious Society of As the Jerseyana Club's re- awards. The American Legion port-Matawan exit. Top of the News Quaker Meeting House, Syca- Friends (Quakers) reads: search shows, there were citizenship award went to Kath- The suspect's freedom was more Ave., last night. "1936, The Historic American Quakers in Shrewsbury before leen Bradley. short-lived. He was arrested a The students history club Buildings Survey, Department 1672, the year George Fox Ruthanne Kurz won the Fed- short time later while walking NEWARK — The director of the State Division on erated Women's Club award for Civil Eights yesterday termed as "utterly ridiculous" ac- presented a bronze plaque to of the Interior, Washing- founder of the society, visit* in Matawan Borough. be placed on the historic 152- ton, D.C., has selected The America and found Quakers general excellence in all phases Given Citation cusations that the agency has been guilty of "racism, gross of school life. ineffectiveness and inefficiency." year-old building. Quaker Meeting House, Erect- building a meeting house here. For his devotion to duty, Pa- The plaque, presented by ed 1816, Shrewsbury, New Jer- Joseph Santarsiero received trolman Lang received a cita- "The operation of the division under my leadership The first meeting house, of the H. E. Butterfield award Stacks up to be far superior in terms of. cases satisfactorily Mayor Frederic Messina to sey, As Being Worthy of log construction, is believed tion from Holmdel Township for general excellence in all Police Chief Joseph W. Phillips. settled than any other state agency in flie country," said to have been in the vicinity school activities. George Pf aus. of the Little Silver Railroad It has been made a part of The accusations were made at an earlier news confer- station. The first meeting was Scholarship awards for grad- his permanent record. uates now in Middletown Town- In addition to his regular du- ence by one of Pfaus' subordinates, C. B. Cargile, super- held there July 7, 1672. The Lelghton K. Waters visor of employment and public accommodations for the building was destroyed by fire ship High School were an- ties, Patrolman Lang also division. before 1727. nounced by the PTA and the serves as identification officer Cargile charged that recommendations for improving Keansburg Teachers Associa- for the borough department, the division have been "swept under the rug" for years. A meeting house of bricki Rumson Man tion. maintaining fingerprint files, He also alleged that Negro employes In the division have from Holland was built on the Sharon Geant won the PTAinvestigating the issuance of been fired following policy disputes with white co-workers. property at the corner of wha In New Post scholarship; Teacher Associa- gun permits, and taking official is now Broad Street and Syca- tion scholarships went to Ros- police photographs. more Ave. to replace the log NEW YORK - Leighton K. lyn Mahawage, Anthony Pasco He is a graduate of the 99th' Military 'Eyes' Spread Out building destroyed by fire Waters, of 11 Warden Ave., and Christopher Lovett. Municipal Police Class at Sea That building was razed in Rumson, N. J., has been ap- CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. — Eight new military communi- pointed a manager of the New Joseph R. Bolger, school su- Girt and has completed an FBI cations satellites spread out around earth's equator today, 1815 and the present frame perintendent, presented the course on basic police prac- structure, 40 by 60 feet and of York City banking firm Brown undergoing tests intended to qualify them as carriers of Brothers Harriman & Co. He is class for diplomas. Joseph San- tices. secret messages and reconnaissance photographs between provincial architecture, was in charge of the foreign invest- tarsiero made the farewell ad- He lives with his wife Fran* Washington, Vietnam and other bases. built. ment department. dress. ces and their nine-year • old The jam-resistant craft were launched Into separate near- Meetings were held there Graduates are: daughter on Bank Street. A graduate of Newark Acad- Floro Abbruzzese, Prank Acquavtva, circular orbits Thursday by a Titan 3 rocket. They are drift- regularly until 1907, when emy and Yale University, Mr. Carmen V. Agrltollo, Victor Amato, Suzanne Ardale, Anthony P. Arlotta, Ing apart to join 17 similar switchboard satellites orbited there were too few activ Waters has been with the firm Catherine A. Asmar, Patrick Bailey. previously for the Defense Department's switchboard-in-the- members to hold weekly meet- since 1953, most recently as a Joseph Bellini, and Bruce P. Bennett. Yaccarino Sky network. , ings in Shrewsbury, deputy manager. (Continued) "We have received signals from all eight spacecraft," new group of Friends was or- Mr. Waters is a representa- an Air Force spokesman said. "All eight satellites are oper- Frederick A. Westphal ganized in 1938 and four He was graduated from Nep- Warren A. Zlmmer tive to the Alumni Board of Bankers Hold tune High School, received a ating as planned." years later the Quakers re- Yale University and a trustee stored the meeting house, part- bachelor of arts degree from of the Shrewsbury Sailing and the University of Maryland and ly with funds donated by Col,Yacht Club, 'the Red Bankers Golf Outing Crash Injures Children J. Lester Eisner of Red Bank, a bachelor of law degree from WestphaL, Zimmer Club and the Yale Club of Mon- COLTS NECK — The Mon-Seton Hall University School of NEW YORK — A collision between a buck and a bus- and partly with funds they mouth and Ocean Counties. mouth County Bankers and raised. Law. load of Belleville, N. J., grade school children in the Lin- Clearing House Association held While at the University of coln Tunnel injured 14 persons yesterday. Chamber Directors The annual Daughters of the its annual golf outing and din- Maryland, he co-authored a None of the children was injured seriously and, after American Revolution awards Board Slates ner yesterday at the Hominy memorandum entitled "Legal the accident, many were eager to describe their feelings. NEWARK (AP) — Earl N. Dixon Crucible Co., Jersey were presented last night to Hills Golf Club here. Aspects of Wiretapping," which "My popcorn went all over," said one boy. Another said Felio, who recently retired as City. Deborah Fitzgerald, Robin- Professional golfers attend- in 1960 was published by the his lunch bag "took otf like a guided missile and went right treasurer of Colgate-Palmolive Other chamber officers re- son Place, Jerseyana Club French Study ing included Vito Gaeta of U.S. Senate subcommittee on Into Michael's hand." Michael was sitting on the other side Co., has been re-elected to a elected at the annual meeting president, and Lois Lanzalotti LITTLE SILVER - The Bamm Hollow Country Club, the judiciary. of the bus. second one-year term as presi- Wednesday were Albert H. Aok- Board of Education last night Don Lux of Beacon Hill Coun- en, executive vice president; Queen Ann Drive, past presi- Mr. Yaccarino had been as- dent of the New Jersey State dent. Mrs. Aubrey M. Smith moved closer to implementing try Club, John Cafone of Man- sociated with the firm of Ap- foamber of Commerce. Peter Dorn, secretary, and W. the teaching of French in the asquan River Country Club and Minnesota Tornado Kills 7 Paul Stillman, Fair Haven, regent of the Shrewsbury plegate, Reussille, Cornwell and Among those elected as di- Towne DAR, made the presen- seventh and eighth grades. Harold Coheen of Navesink Hartman of Red Bank. He now TRACY, Minn. — A tornado snapped through town with rectors were Frederick A. treasurer. All will serve one- Country Club. year terms. tation. The superintendent, C. David has a law office in Asbury the sting of a big whip last night, killing seven persons and Westphal, Rumson, manager of Vanderhoof, was authorized to Tournament winners were Park. destroying and damaging more than 100 homes. the Bayway Refinery, Humble Nine new members were se- John Eyles, former adviser George Molinaro, real estate to the club, who is leaving the look for a French teacher and Authorities feared the death toll would climb today as Oil and Refining Co., Linden, lected for the board of direc- if a satisfactory one was found broker representing the Peo- rescue workers pulled apart the rubble of houses. and Warren A. Zimmer, Lo- tors. Fourteen other directors school system here, donated ple's National Bank, Hazlet, two of his paintings of historic to hire one. It was decided that Spokesmen at the Tracy Hospital said seven bodies had cust, president of the Joseph were re-elected. all students would have one and Mr. Gaeta. been recovered. Victims included five women, a man and a The other new directors are Shrewsbury sites to the school. Arrangements were handled The gift was accepted half hour daily instruction in girl aged 2. Alexander Calder Jr., Upper the language. by Richard Schmidt, of the Peo- One Montclair; Hubert N. Fiaccone, last night by Monroe Marx, ple's National Bank. Woman Aide Board of Education president. The board accepted with re- Okays Summer Jobs Funding Summit; Gordon L. Fullerton, gret the resignation of the of Our LeRoy, N.Y.; Howard C. Har- The club members presented school psychologist, Dr. Gloria Man Admits Guilt TRENTON — The Assembly passed a bill yesterday to Promoted To der, Mountain Lakes; Freder- Mr. Eyles a framed map of appropriate $2 million to provide 4,000 summer jobs for ick T. Himmelin Jr., West- Jannucci, who is resigning hi Stars disadvantage youths. Shrewsbury, a copy of the his-order to devote more time to In Auto Theft Case field; Edward A. Jcamer Jr., FREEHOLD — Jesus Neg- The bill, which now goes to the Senate, 15~a modified Chief Clerk Ridgewood, and Thomas W. toric "four corners" from an her private practice. version of Gov. Richard J. Hughes' $2.5 million proposal ron, 1 S. Broadway, Lon FREEHOLD — Monmouth Landrum, Short Hills. 1889 atlas. Branch, yesterday pleaded guil- to take up the slack left by a cutback in federal Neighbor- Archbishop Cooke hood Youth Corps funds. taunty Prosecutor Vincent P. ty before Superior Court Judge Keuper yesterday promoted Visits Ft. Dix Today Clarkson S. Fisher to charges Mrs. Helen Hermance of 64 of having a stolen car valued Court St. here from "principal Frank Antonides School FT. DIX (AP)—Archbishop Gun Controls Pressure Rises Terence J. Cooke of New York, at $300 in his possession. clerk to chief clerk of the pros- Negron is charged with hav- . WASHINGTON-A deluge of letters, telegrams and tele- icutor's office. military vicar of the Armed phone calls urging stronger federal gun-control laws has Forces, makes his second trip ing the car, the property of Ed- descended on Congress since the assassination of Sen Rob- While Mrs. Hermance suc- Gives Diplomas to 108to a New Jersey military post ward Walters of South Plain- ert F. Kennedy. :eeds Victor R. LeValley in the Gregory Allen Crisp, Rudolph D'Am- in a week when he visits here field, in his possession last ob which he held for more than WEST LONG BRANCH — brisi, Donna MaTle Ds CotLs. Denlaa Sept. 5 in Raritan Township. The tide of messages is heaviest from urban areas ac- One hundred and eight diplo- V. da Fabry, Claire Grant de la today. 30 years before his retirement Motte, Virginia Frances Delias, Krlo Judge Fisher set June 28 for cording to an Associated Press survey of 90 Congress mem- mas were awarded Wednesday .R. !A- Demaree. Richard Kennedy de The archbishop was sched- bers from representative districts. But mail from rural last June 1, Mr. Keuper night at graduation exercises Santo, Mlclmel Joseph Dougherty, uled to arrive at 9:30 a.m.'by sentencing. said her duties will be limited Bruce Edwards ajid Delorls Elliott. Assistant County Prosecutor areas, especially in the East and Midwest, is also register- at the Frank Antonides School Christopher Jon Federlcl, Lawrence helicopter from New York and ing a shift in favor of stronger gun curbs. o those prescribed by state Steven Feinberg, Benjamin J, Flore, Thomas J. Smith Jr. presented here. Anthony Enea Florentlnl Jr., Suzan our the training areas, then ;ivil Serviceregulations. Sheryl Fischer, Kenneth William celebrate Mass on the parade the state's case. Negron was ,Mr. LeValley had porformed The following awards were FrumM, Mlcnoln CiHrlppo, Philip Ar- represented by Public Defender French Students Are Quieted thur Glglto, Joanne Russell Golden, ;round. uties far beyond those out- given: Patricia. Ann Gore, Brett D. Hampton, Archbishop Cooke spent Tues- Albert T. Berich. PA S Po ce tod ined in the regulations, said Terry Lynn Harrison, Fnul E, Harvey, A* SI t~ " v ay surrounded the state-owned Eric Maltzman and Claire de Jonathan Horlnston, Patricia Julia day at Ft. Monmouth. Odeon Theater, and rebellious students who had occupied it the prosecutor. These duties la Motte won the Citizen Hlnz, Terrenco Hurley, Robert Ipsen, for a month departed peacefully. y Junta Lauren Jaclcey, Susan Doe r involving technical legal details Awards; Robert Ipsen was giv- Jftckaon, Rront Michael Johnson, Man Injured in Crash Earlier, at dawn, other students occupying the Sor- 111 now be performed by theen the Science Award; Richard Richard George- Julia.no and Gustavo Be wise... open a he J ain buiIdin John Kahermanos. In Matawan Township ,? 7 l ? g of the University of Paris - issistant .county prosecutors De Sante, the mathematics Sttsan It. Keene, Michael Staven expelled about 20 ultramilitants after.a short fight in which ind by Chief of County Detec- award; and Claire de la Motte, Klein, Ronald C. Knwalczyk, Richard MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — A Checkmaster Elliott Kullback, Mlchollo Orlcne Ladd, a few Molotov cocktails and tear gas grenades were thrown ives John W. Gawlef, he said. the American History Award. Jeanno La Monte. Karen Anno Leslie, Woodbridge man was in fair Mrs. Frank Dugan of Maureen Ellzahoth Little, Mark 1Y>dd The duties of chief clerk, ac- Lubltz, Krlc Charles Maltzman, Jean condition at Perth Amboy Gen- Rumson is "Kay" to h«r The J. Russell Woolley Read- MangoKna, Barbara Jean Mazzn, ENso ral Hospital after he lost con- accounttoday ording to the job specifica- er's Digest Award was won by Both Mo Cabe, Catherine. Ellen Me- many Bondix friends. Grateful ,ions, are supervision of office Culflton and llopo Lynn Miller. trol of his car early today at Eric Maltzman, Claire de la North Conourse and Seaward Onco a basketball star personnel and responsibility for Motte, Jonathan Herington and John Joseph Miller, Wllllnm Morris, (Continued) he clerical activities within the Linda L. Nell, Nina TMh Tomerantz, Driv6 here an dsuccessively for Rumson High, now a In a letter to The Regis- front of them. Why can't I Jill Ryan. The Scholarship J. James llativls, Frank Thomas Jin- ter, Roxie expressed her "ut- iffice. vaschlerfi, Vincent Paul Itavachlero, struck a pole, a tree and a fire star Armaturo Winder for thank the school for my edu- Award was won by Eric Maltz- Gary Charles Hoclthlll, Cynllila Joanno hydrant. most thanks not only to my In her new position, Mrs. man. . nohman, Otiyti Melon RothCUBS, Jill us. Tops on our team cation?" she asked. Hermance will receive a" $653 Hyan mid Fillen May fiachs. Police identified the driver as teachers, but to the guidance Barbara Cole and Michael Sfinura ratrlcla Schmllt, Linda sinco 1942. office, main office and nurse's salary increase over her $6,347 Husnn Serchllt, Jennifer Ann Sonlfo, William P. Wormington, 96 Dougherty received the Mr. Kobert Marshall Shlrvanlan, Deborah office, all of whom gave me alary as principae clerk. Ann Sicilians, Wnynn Gordmi Bloat, herry St., Woodbridge. Patrol- and Mrs. Edwin R. Berger Frank William Bmale, fiondra Ann encouragement. . .and main- Legislature Because pf his many and Soriano. Judith Sorrentlnn, Michael man Theodore Lefkowitz inves- We're proud of our people. tained faith in my oftentimes raried duties, Mr. LeValley re- Award, and the Athletic Awards Leonard RplOKOl, Barbara Jane Spitz, tigated. (Continued) were given to Eric Demaree Kylo nniytlnn Sterling and Charles dubious perseverance." pensive local services and :eived $12,500 a year. Michael Btrollo. Mr. Keuper has rcommend- and Patricia lllnz. Annnnil Tadileo, Margaret Hose Bendix^ Roxie wrote her letter, she would have very little effect on Tell. Robert Henry Tciyknr. Rnhort TROUBLED BY local tax rates. :d the promotion whicli is now The graduates are: O. Thomas, Samuel Paul Tomalnl, told The Register, because she Kdwnni John Trfpold, Wendy Riuui n The tax bills passed Thurs- ieing processed in compliance Mlclmfll K. Awrm, r>onlaft TTrnnclno Turlcy, Robert Craig Van Benlhuyscn, saw letters of personal thanks ARourtdcs, lAsn Joanna Arm, Jamcfl Honnlo Warren, Kdwarrl K. Woir. Da- FLYING ANTS No minimum balance required day are part of a Republican rith Civil Service regulations. W. BapUnt, Jofrnmon Todd names, vid pstrlclc Wygal, Ilnnomnry Yonoaol from readers to various orga- I.lnda Mny Tlftnkloy, I,!HH Davlw HIT- and Mara Alan Zimmerman. CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES Can wo help you? package that also includes a Mrs. Hermance has been em- Kor, Rlfivcn II. Herman, flary Fredor- nizations and agencies in the three cent, per pack increase loyed in the prosecutor's of- Inlt Hurnful, Jtiymond Anthony Ttleta, Sorvico Is our ulggost asset. newspaper's columns. Jonnno Ilnnpun, Ijoutso Ann Tlrand, ALLSECT Electric Power In the state cigarette tax which Ice for the past eight years. flyrlna Onrolo HriMnmpr. I'fttrlrla A. "I see lots of,young people took effect .lune 4 and an in- Jeforc her promotion to prin- Jlryant, MUchrll I'aul Bunln antl Ilnao New husiness? Start off right! EXTERMINATING Division - Mnry nm.uo, throwing . Died Oclob.r 2?, JM.v Dmr Dad, way up in Hut. He was a communicant Ilopatcong; two sisters, Mrs. •n, nn far nway. how often w. think Agnes E. Welsh and Mrs. Isa- or you each day, and more 90 on of St. Dominic's Catholic Father's Hay. ISitMta by datlfnttr And belle Armilage, both of South ton, Church, here, and a member • Mrs. Peter Chrliitpnaen of the Holy Name Society of Orange, and two grandchil- and Mr. Harry Carmen. St. Joseph's Church, Bogota. dren. IN MEMORIAM D — Maranrst Bllon, of He moved from Bogota a year A Requiem Mass will be of- Kumfon, New Jersey And Clltheroe. fered at 9 a.m. Monday in the JBmlnnrt, died June It, 1067. Our dear ago. "Frankle", treuured friend, LovJnflT Church of the Precious Blood. remembered by Roe and Lytne de Surviving are his wife, Mrs, Interment, under the direction Jon, Nutley, New Jenny. Delia Mugglvan Lewett; two of the Damiano Funeral Home, I1KATII NOTIClt sons, George P. of Vir- WILKINSON, Jane O., lormarlr of here, will be in Woodbine Cem- Tied Bank and Little Sliver, on liiura- ginia and John D. of San Ma- d&y at Columbia, s. c. Beloved wife etery, Oceanport. rf the lets V. Parker WUklMon; teo, Calif.; a second daugh- raoChrr Df Jane W. Banyard and Loll ter, Mrs. William Riker of W. HaMlman and the late Barbara W. JtoClcllaa; belovsd aUtor of Ruth O. Washington Township, and 19Mrs. Margaret Young Wnyht. Funpral aervlrw Saturday, Juno J.\ at 11 a.m. from the Adami grandchildren. NEW SHREWSBURY — NAT Mcinorbd Home, 310 Broad St, H«d Kanh. In lieu of flowers, The /amity The Colonial Funeral Home, Mrs. Margaret Young, 70, of roquesu contrflMitiona be made to the 73 Pear St. died last night at MonmouUi County OrganlEatinn for here, is in charge of arrange- Social Service, Bed Bank. ments. her home after a long illness. Mrs. Young was born in Col- umbus, Ga. and had resided Invites you to visit here for 14 years. She Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Johnnie Radcliff, with John Van Kirk & Son whom she made her home; its newest office at two sisters, Mrs. Annie Allen MONUMENTS and Mrs. Mildred Miles, both 85 COOPER RD.. MIDDLETOWN of Columbus; eight grandchildren, and nine great-grandchil- (Off R«. 35 at H.jdon'i Corner) dren. BEACH ROAD and BORDEN STREET " 741-Ollt 747.H41 Funeral arrangements are •ARM GUILD MONUMINTS under the direction of the F. Leon Harris Funeral Home, Red Bank.

Ignazio Visicaro FOR ANY OCCASION NEWARK — Ignazio Visica- MONMOUTH BEAGH ro, 78, of 113 Telford St., died HONEY BEE FLOWERS Wednesday at the home of a RUSSELL T. HODGKISS son here. He was the father of Felice Visicaro of Eatontown. 464 BROAD ST. He is also survived by his wid- Serving - •. SHREWSBURY ow, Mrs. Grazla Bertolo Visica- ro; eight other sons, Anthony 741 • 4020 Visicaro of Union, Anthony Visi- caro of Belleville, Santo Visi- R«llobU Siu* 1M7 .caro of Irvlngton, Philip^ Jo- BY WIRE ANYWHERE seph and John Visicaro, all of Newark, .Ignatz and Harry Vi- sicaro of Port Reading; a daughter, Mrs. Connie Slmoes of Fort Reading; a sister, Mrs. Mary Arato of Irvington; a brother, Felice Visicaro in Italy, and 29 grandchildren. John E. Day A Solemn Requiem Mass will be offered at 10 a.m. tomorrow West Long Branch-Sea Bright In St. Joseph's Catholic FUNERAL HOME Church, East Orange. The funeral is under the direction of the Del Presto Funeral Home, here. »85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank Mrs. Mae Izzo DRIVE-IN WINDOW C. SIDUN, Director 747 - 0332 - EQBT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Mrs. Mae Izzo, 86, of 1100 Southwest 29th St., died yesterday at her home. Enter* from Borden Street — Exit on Beach Road Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she had resided in Atlantic High- lands, N.J., for 13 years before Ample Free Parking — Phone 222-4000 she moved to Florida seven years ago; She was the widow Worden Funeral Home of Anthony Izzo. Survivors are Mrs. Dorothy 60 E. FRONT 5T. RED BANK Williamson of this place; two sisters, Miss Helen Colgan of BANKING HOURS this place and Mrs. Dorothy Panariello of Atlantic High- Day and Night Phone . . lands, and three grandchildren. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY — 9 A.M. • 2:30 P.M. A High Mass of Requiem 747-0557 will be offered at St. Agnes Catholic Church, Atlantic High- FRIDAY EVENING — 6:30 P.M. • 8:00 P.M. lands, on Monday at 9 a.m. HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. Burial will be in the Mt. Olivet DRIVE-IN TELLER —8:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Cemetery, Middletown, under the direction of the Condon Fu- neral Home, Atlantic High- lands. The Monmouth Beach office of the

Main ulflcri The Adams Memorial Home 40-4! Droad bt, R«d nantl, N. J. OTTol Branch Ofdrri: Monmouth County National Bank Provides Complete William J. Connolly, Owner-Manager 818 Rt. 1A, Mlddlrtown, N. J. SO Rait Mutn Rt,, Freehold, N. J. 17t Broadway. Ixim Iiranch, N. J. ! ritahiiihrd in »7R M Jrvhn ]|. Cook 747-0226 : *nd llrnr; C'liiy Banking Services Including Safe Deposit Boxes TablUhed »>y Thf, rtrrl Rank Kftf lnrori>oratfd Member «r the Aunclated Preoi — FUNERAL DIRECTORS The ASfiotl&tM Prrns li tntltirrt ex- duilvely to thi IISP for republlcatlon of all tha local tirwn printed In ttil SINCE 1061 . V n*w<[>M>er •• well af \\l AP newj dith MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT Second dais pnatagit |t*ld at lied n»nk, N. J. O1T0I and at additional MfrimouthGounty mailing- otttcta, 1*uMtiUed ditty. Afon 310 BROAD ST. RED BANK day UuoiiEit KrMny. National Rank INSURANCE CORPORATION Horn* Delivery by Carrier— 4.% Out* F'cr VVrrk flii!)«i-rl|ttlofi Trlrei in Advanc* nlo ropy at conntrr, io cnta: by hiat, 16 cKif ,/**J motilha—MM 13 moattii THE DAILY REGISTER, County Grand Jury Indicts 12 Friday, June 14, 1968—5 Freehold Intermediate Graduates 125 Students FREEHOLD - The Inter- Pamela Brook Raynton, Keith Me- Debra Robin Riemer, Jose A. Rivera, > FBEEflOLD — A 21-year-old 1967 and took an electric drill Ocean Township, atrocious as- Donald Bcith, »nd A lie* Marls Blink- Tony Rivera Maxlfie Roach, Ronald Carol Sandra Tare. Willie J. Thomu. well. E. Romfne, Carol 3*-nj\ Ftooney, Mary- Laure Beth Townsend and Jamel X4> Jackson man was indicted by and cash worth $57.42. sault and battery in Howell mediate School held graduation Also. J*.riin* Marie Blank, Rosemary amje Helen ROSP. Paul Douglas Rti- ward* Tucker. Two Wills Alice RnRiitYill, Olga Borvapnko, SfLun- blno, Oorby I,ane. HftMerlee, James the Monmouth County Grand Hahn also is accused of Township Nov. 2 by shooting exercises for 125 students here flia .lean Bri>uehtnn, AnKle her. Brown, Schuler, Robert 8. Sera/In and Joyce And Diane nhrlxtine Mai* _ Jury for nine break-ins along Robert G. Lepre of 908 F St., -hi mes I'Vank Hmwn, Rohln Ami Bulk, Dorothy gettle. x^pph Stanley Va.u(^in, CynUila t$nn breaking into a service station last night. Prnnlft H. Runtnn. r>Hvlrl Jnseph Bun- WririRtoin M Icha^l VVh^^l^r, I>a.nv>flt Et. 9 in Howell Township and on Rt. 9, owned by Ronald Belmar, with a .25-caliber pis- nnc'.rp and Alan K RurftK? Also, Susan Shrott, Rarbara Ju..-,' i ] Evprftt Williams, Ba.rh«rf* A.nn Wilson, Probated The invocation was given by j Shu It*. Sally Elifn fllmrna Paula ] fitacia I^p Wrltrht. Patrlr.la Am» with taking cash and merchan- Frick, June 14, 1967 and tak- tol. KURAYI Rurtt, Unrta Susan Rutku«. Aivn Skowrcnoki. Ffiitrwi |,.ir itiRK., J'HII ZftmTivskl, and Brian FREEHOLD - Anatole Marl™ Alfrnl Bull*. Anthony Michael Jr., Murk Craig SM*n, lr&n* dise valued at $2,594.42. ing Tigerino envelopes valued Robert Williams, 39, Burke the Rev. Richard R. King of CHppuccln. .Tr>hn A Corrr-y, .Joseph * Martin Zlolkln the Firr.t Baptist Church. Mic.hiiH Cnltrrll. William I^wrenc^ The indictment was one of at $13, testing equipment worth Rd., Freehold Township, adduc- Chameroy of Red Bank, who rranmfr Thmna* rihrlMophpr Hue. $1,000 and tools valued at $950; tion of an 14-year-old girl Nov. died May 11, left $1,000 to his i-hlara, Hevoily Chrlstlnp rular and 12 handed up by the Grand After ar address by the Stu- ItonaM V. DHVIS, Chicken Delight, Rt. 9 in the 15 with purposes of committing brother, Francis Chameroy, and ent Council president, Cynthia AMii. Rmce W iVihrrJn* Arlrrte IVi- Jury to Superior Court Judge Candlewood Shopping Genter, carnal abuse in Howell Town- no«-H/., Sii.ian Lr-c rxmmvitz. Kim K. the balance of his estate to his Weinstein, School Superinten- TlnwnlnB. Lynn hnm-an, WVmlv Slim Elvin ft. Simmill who ordered Howell Township, and taking ship. Errlcksoii. Ratirtell P. Farlelln, unrt them filed. The county prose-" $50 in cash, July 10, 1967 and 111 Grant wife, Mildred E. Chameroy, in dent Erling W. Glausen spoke Ronnie Ellen Fi-Mmiin CLEAN-OUT SALE! Samuel Jones, Howard Abnr Fenntp.r. F.lUabeth Ann breaking into with intent to attempting a will filed June 4. to the class on the "Formula Flslipr, T.tniiA Jean f'll/.pairiek. Joyce. EVERYTHING MUST GO! cutor's office released the Ave., Eatontown, L. Frppman, Dennis Gary Glbnon. TZ. steal Nicholas' Coiffures, also Joseph W. Mauser of Middle- Kendall Olke Jr.,, Paul Jamen (Vtelkp, , SATURDAY & SUNDAY, JUNE 15-16 jlanies,, to escape from police April 10 for Success."- ; at the same shopping center in Red Bank. • town, who died May 11, left Mima Sup Ookjrine, Jeffrey Lynn Henry F. Hahn of Jackson Those graduating were: ' NflttYV. WfcehrOte nraMyr AMImny Oeji- ClosH to"Whttip&ale.l'•• that same date. William Lee, 51, 73 First $5,000' to his daughter Ellen nln Grove, DoroMiy Thersaa firubby, Price* Slashed was charged with breaking in Mary Marparpt FMcenkn, KJIffI Ann and Mury Lou Gunther. Frederick Addison, 24, sta- Ave., Long Branch, attempting Mahoney. The money from the Baitowltz. Glemla Leigh Barkalow, to thesesrvice station of Ed- Also, T.llllan Michelle HlbbJ, Walter tioned at the Hazlet Army bar- to bribe Ocean Township Pa- sale of any machinery belong- Ijep Hownrd ,rv>n«ln" Carl Huston Jr., GERANIUMS ward J. Miller at Rt. 9 and Kenneth lngra.m, Michael rv Iveraon, NURSERY racks, possession of marijuana trolman Albert J. Mansfield ing to him along with any cash JOINS FRATERNITY Monloa Sahlno Jacob-non, Evelyn Ratty *) $100 ond Woodridge Ave., April 15, 1967 Johnson, Patricia EllabeUi Kftnny, Jan. 27 in Keyport. March 2 in Ocean Township. or funds were divided equally STOCK ! ^ for • up and taking $3 in cash and re- Miss Georgette S c h a d t, zamd Deborah Ann King. Major Williams, 29 Delaware Edward Matthews, 37, 137 between his daughter, Ellen, Rohyn Lorraine Kingston Donna JUNIPERS turning April 18, 1967 and tak- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rue Koendg, Dennis John Kuncken, MAGNOLIAS TOP #1 TEA ROSES Ave., Cliffwood, possession of and another daughter, Elizabeth Cairol Ann LaPlaca, IJCIL LefknwHz, ing accessories and tools val- Maple Ave., Red Bank, inde- W. Schadt, 260 Ocean Ave., ANDROMEDAS marijuana Feb. 11 in Mata- Mahoney. Anything remaining Marvin Lee Lnflond, Mlctiar.1 J. Love, $050 ued at $150. cent exposure May 14 in Long Sea Bright, was initiated into Milton Love, Susan Male.kovjtch, Mar- DOGWOOD Cheica •" wan Towfiship and with selling Branch. went to his daughter Eliza- (raret June Manrlol, Orejpory Phillip the Nu Omega chapter of Phi Maples, Robert Allan Marcus, Linda HEMLOCK Flowering Shurbs Other Charges marijuana. Addison Is also beth and her husband, Joseph Ann McCatl and Bruce HI. McColloch. SPRUCE Harold Wilson, 21, Sewell Theta Kappa junior college Also, breaking into the seT-charged with aiding and abet- Mahoney. The will was filed And Joanna McTMiffy, Gall Lean DOUGLAS FIR $100 Ave., Asbury Park, attempted honor fraternity at Fisher Ju- 'Mercer, U»a M. Mot-land, Kim Ann vice station of Harvey Sloop at ting Williams in the sale. June 5. Moore. Holly Ann Morey, Mary EHwi- • aa. — Minimum! armed robbery May 3 by try- nior College, Boston, Mass , belii Morris. Willie EM Morrtson Jr.. Rt. 9 and Shady Lane April Vincent A. DeMarzo, 23, 1806ing to take money from Hen- L Nancy Susan Moiuu, Theodore. Richard 15, 1967 and taking cash and where she is majoring in dip- Mullen Jr., Bruce Alan ollwertlier, N. Wanamassa Drive, Ocean ry Kroeger, Corliess Motel, Rarl William Page and Bathsheba Al- VAL'S Garden Center accessories valued at $56 and lomatic secretarial studies. dona Parker. Township, possession of heroin Neptune Township, in Asbury Library Friends Miss Schadt will receive an as- Charles 'Peten,. Ruth Ann Potter. HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN returning April 17, 1967 and last Oct. 31 in Ocean Townsbjp. Park. He was armed with a Jeryl Lynne Preat, Bruce. William taking > accessories valued at sociate in arts degree June 1 Pullen, Rodney Gary Raiirtolr, Robert on* mil* north of Red lank Arthur Seward, 23, 3 Hillside knife. Meet Monday E. Rattischmldt, Sharon Leona. Rich- $272. He also returned May 21, at graduation exercises. ardson nnrt Harry Mark RichlM. Ave., Middletown, breaking in- James W. C^lhoun,, 36, MIDDLETOWN - The to the White Crystal Diner, Greenwood Road, Marlboro, Friends of the Middletown You Get Center Ave., Highlands, May 5 attempting incest with his 12- Township Library will meet and taking meat and food prod- year-old daughter and threaten- Monday at 8 p.m. in Fellow- ucts valued at $43.26. ing to take the life of ship Hall of Old First Church, Edith B. Stinnett,, 30, 1806 Narva Calhoun, same address, Kings Hwy., to discuss projects, North Wanamassa Drive, Jan. 28 in Marlboro. problems and plans. PROWN'S Better Value Sale John S. Thatcher, Friends

first vice president, will pre- .^•^bh. Â^^kt. .^B^^kk .î^^h. ^•^^h ,^*^^Bk .^•^^fcii. J.^B^^Bfe- .^^^^kt ^B^^k. ^g^t^B^ ^BBBBBJ^ ^gBBBBw ^B*^^Bk ^sV^^k. ^Btfk^Bv ^t^^^ ^MH^^. ^^B^Kw. ^riflE^k^CllBk. ^ÊB^k ^ÊÊSfek..^llÊ^hB-.^ÊÊ^hk.^ÊÊ^kW.^lflEÊ^^ÊÊ^K^âÊÊ^hk_ MORE i Long Branch Man Held side. ii^*jE^*ii^î^î^î^î^î^^^î^îPî^^^^^î^î^î^î^î^^B'^êÊi^ î^îî^pîi*'*î»'î^*î^^ WITH FIRST MERCHANTS Participating in a panel dis- DAILY INTEREST For Grand Jury Action cussion will be William J. Le- PAID FROM DAY OF Kernec, library director; Mrs. Enjoy flie beauty and convenience of OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Nea Anthony Brown, Third Ave., DEPOSIT TO DAY OF B. J. Sheean, who will report Spatz, 22, of Union Ave., Long Asbury Park, charged here on children's story hours; Mrs. WITHDRAWAL Branch, has been held foi Monday with aiding and abet providing a $25 balanct It Allan Montgomery, president of malfitalntd al tha *nd of th« Grand Jury action by Municl ting an attempt to break into the library board of trustees; quarter. pal Court Judge Vincent J. Ag- the Fair University Shop, has a representative of the Town- resti on a breaking and enter- been set for Wednesday. WHITE ALUMINUM 4% Per Annum ship Committee, and Mrs. Mar Compounded and Paid ing charge. • Also set for Wednesday is a shall Simpson, Friends presi- Quarterly He was arrested in the Oak- preliminary hearing for Ed- dent. Combination Storm and Screen Windows Deposits Inurad up to 515,000 hurst Pharmacy May 23, and ward Cartier, Franklin Ave., The public Is invited to at- by F.D.I.C. was jailed in lieu of $5,000 West Deal, arrested here Sun- tend. bail. day in Eeiter's Pharmacy, The Friends, organized last • TRIPLE TRACK Eonald Sharp, 20,' of Wood Wanamassa, and charged with summer, have some 100 mem- row Wilson Homes, also Long breaking and entering. bers. Branch, faces a preliminary Louis A. Martina, Newark, • FULLY WEATHERSTRIPPED hearing as an accomplice ol was fined $500 for obtaining M*mb*r F«farol R«s#rvt Mr. Spatz June 26. drugs with a forged prescrip- Make Offer • CLEAN EASILY FROM INSIDE Ftdtral Deposit Insurance Corp. A preliminary hearing for tion. Fred Ball, Springwood Ave., Of Radiograms Asbury Park, was fined $200 for LITTLE SILVER - Send a driving while on the revoked free radiogram anywhere in the list. Judge Agresti reserved de- world. ANDERSON BROS., INC. cision on a charge that Mr. A demonstration of the Nave- Ball used another person's car sink Emergency Network will PACKING-MOVING-STORAGE without authorization. be given June 15 in front of Kenneth A. Long, W. Front the W. T. Grant store here. St,, Red Bank, was fined ?15 r The all-day demonstration Is 51-53 Mechanic St. for careless driving and $5 for sponsored by the American Ra- failing to exhibit a driver li- Red Bank, N.J. cense. dio Relay League. The Ama- teur Radio Public Service Corps: win'operate the "porta- INSTALLED 741-0030 ACCEPTED ble" radio station. William Q. Meeker, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Q. Servicemen are invited to Meeker of 20 Robin Road, Rum- send messages to their fami- son, has been accepted as a lies. Friends and relatives of THREE CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE member of the September servicemeij both here and over- • ludgtr • Easy Charg* • Prawn's Credit seas can send messages to freshman class at Clarkson Daily and Saturday 8 A.M.-5:3O P.M. College of Technology. them at this time. Mr. Meeker is a 1968 grad- The Navesink Emergency Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 P.M. Network is conceived as a civil PROWN'S uate of Blair Academy. At 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK Frt* Delivery ^^ 741-7500 Clarkson he plans to enroll in defense measure to be used in the school of business adminis- tune of war as a form of inter- tration. continental communication. ^^

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Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated It All Happened Before M. HAR6LD KELLY, Publisher : Navesink River Road Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor 1 pledge allegiance to Uieflog Locust, N. J. 07760 Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor To the Editor: 7 oftlw United Stdtes of America It has all happened before. There are striking historical —6 FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1968 parallels between the assassinations of the Kennedy brothers and Lo the Republic forwhidi and of the Gracchi brothers in ancient Rome" some 2000 ::;;!Ll;;ii,::i•.:;ii:;-: .it.:•::;•.';;: !I.-.I. :.: r years ago. »The Gracchus family had been famous and powerful, it stands, its members serving as consul, augur and tribune. Then Institutions on Trial Tiberius Gracchus married Cornelia, youngest daughter of One Nation, indivisible, the illustrious Scipio Africanus (one of the greatest Koman - Ninev weeks *of painstaking police out any short circuiting,of. the ,pro-. generals) who had been given the name "Africanus" be- work were rewarded Saturday with cedural guarantees for the accused • under G$d,--: cause of his victory over Hannibal, the most feared,-foreign - the arrest in London of James Earl that have been established in Britain, Vlith Liberty dnd Justice enemy of Rome. Ray, the chief suspect in the April Canada and the United States. Cornelia had 12 children, nine of whom died in infancy. for ail. Her husband also died when her two remaining sons were 4 assassination of the Rev. Dr. Mar- As long as steps for the extradition quite young — Tiberius Gracchus and Caius Gracchus — tin Luther King in Memphis. of Ray are being taken without unrea- whom she is credited with having educated and encouraged sonable delay, Americans should not to seek political power. She is pictured with head high and Agents of the Federal Bureau of . her young sons on either side, saying; "These are my Investigation, the Royal Canadian become impatient with the processes of law. jewels." Mounted Police and London's Scotland Tiberius Gracchus, the older brother, espoused the Yard all deserve credit for the diligent British officials have pointed out cause of the people against the nobles; and, beirig elected nnd cooperative efforts which brought that extradition — allowing time for tribune, attempted to reimpose the Agrarian Laws, to ex- about the capture of Ray at th«i end appeals — could take as long as three tend the franchise, to offer Roman citizenship to Italian to six weeks. Meanwhile, on this side allies and to shorten the time citizens were required to of an international trail that led from serve in the army. Opposition to his plans, as threatening Toronto, to London, to Lisbon and of the Atlantic — officials and news the existence of Rome, arose; and Tiberius Gracchus was back to London. media should employ restraint to avoid slain. I "trying" Ray in the court of public Caius Gracchus, the younger brother, was at that time Now that Ray is in custody — the opinion before he is tried in a court serving in Spain. Upon his delayed returh to Rome, he issue of his guilt or innocence in con- of law. stood for the tribuneship and was elected in 123 B. C. To nection with several alleged offenses After the excesses following the employ the poor, he resorted to public works: had new should be left to the courts. Besides roads made throughout the country and old ones repaired, assassination of President. Kennedy, even personally supervising the work. But suspicion of -and the Tennessee charge of murdering both law enforcement and media peo- opposition to his plans arose. Street fighting took place, Dr. King, Ray also faces a federal ple should have learned the necessity and Caius Gracchus fled to the grove of the Furies where he charge of conspiring to deprive Dr. for prudence to avoid any biased pre- was slain. The people declared sacred the spots wh,ere the King of his civil rights, a Missouri trial comment and reporting that dm- Gracchi died and offered sacrifices to them as dieties. charge of prison breach, a Canadian plies guilt. THE REPORTER Today, 20 centuries later, it is doubtful if one of a charge of acquiring a passport under thousand persons passing The ' Register building could In the cases of the accused assas- identify the Gracchi. It is important to maintain a his- a false name, and English charges of sins of Dr. King and of Sen. Robert F. torical perspective in appraising events, thus achieving a traveling under a false passport and| Kennedy, the institutions of justice We're Reacting, Not Acting certain balance in the knowledge that it has all happened illegal possession of a firearm. before. and communication will be put to a By JIM BISHOP dreams of satellite photos of weather. Al- Sincerely, While it is desirable that justice severe test. Those in positions of re- The smiling, cautiously friendly con- most everything we devise Is obsolete the Marian M. Strack be as swift as possible, it is at the sponsibility should strive to have them frontation between two political roosters in day the ribbon is cut. same time essential to. justice that the measure up to high standards as the the television pitpointed up, by omission,- The law says the" Negro is equal. The • 9 man's greatest failure. He has a nostrum white man .says he isn't. There are 20,- law take its prescribed course with- , world watches. for every problem; he seldom tries to an- 000,000 Negroes; 180,000,000 whites. The The Liberals Failures ticipate one. He builds expensive dams to Negro is the best propagandist for the 1903 Randolph Way control flood waters that white supremacist; he riots; he burns; he Wall Township, N. J. Music a nd Rain didn't exist until he went loots. No one can make our dark brothers To the Editor: D. Louis Tonti, executive director But, in the finest traditions of the up into the headlands to look worse than his own lunatics. To pla- Since the dreadful assassination of Robert Kennedy, of the New Jersey Highway Authority, cut the timber that held cate him, we put one - on the Supreme the American public has been exhorted, urged, and com- theater, the show and Lou Tonti car- the water. Court, but keep his family men out of the manded to examine it's collective self and the society it always does things with a flourish. ried on — to the applause and admira- Man doesn't act; he unions. No matter what the law says, he lives in. Let us examine. He likes the unusual, the dramatic and tion of the audience. A night to re- reacts. The architect of is still wiping his feet at the back door. The persons doing the exhorting are the same liberal the imaginative. civil rights, John F. Ken- * * * educators, liberal politicans, liberal clergy, liberal news member truly became a night to nedy, saw no long hot media spokesmen, who have for the past 35 years done But the Garden State Parkway's summers ahead. Herbert WE CANNOT plan the past; the pres- chief executive officer — if he had remember. It was an opening that ent is gone as you draw the next breath; everything within their power to reduce America from a Hoover was promising thriving Republic to a chaotic mobocracy. • had his way — would have spttled will be discussed for many years to two chickens in every pot only the future stands still. The United Nations should employ the finest engineer- These same liberals have over-ridden objection to their BISHOP an(j a car in every garage for the commonplace on Wednesday come. ing brains from each of its countries to activities by ridiculing and shouting down all opposition. night. when the depression wiped him, and us,,- Last nighty however, the unpredict- out. Franklin D. Roosevelt was horrified draw together in a permanent committee These same liberals have piled social improvement failures That was when the glittering Gar- able New Jersey weather was back to at the thought of ever again sending Amert* to look ahead to 1983 and to solve the such as the farm subsidy program, welfare system, public- problems of the world now. The President school system, etc., one upon the other. With each failure den State Arts Center came to life — near-normal for June. Telegraph Hill can boys to fight on foreign shores, but he as the rain came down and down and drafted 14,000,000 of them. of the United States would profit immea- the public has been told that these same liberals had a was never lovelier. The Philadelphia surably if he was permitted to employ a better plan, a better solution and always these improve- down. It was a torrential downpour We are in an age of intellectual pyg- fuU-time planning team. Orchestra and Van Cliburn were su- mies. What we need is someone who can ments and solutions could be brought about by an increase of major proportions—and it drenched in taxes and an increase in government control over .perb. The audience was enthusiastic. see at least 15 years ahead. Most of the Did anyone call our attention to the 4,Qt)O culture seekers, Eugene Ormandy trends are already obvious. In a compara- ghettos 15 years ago? No. Nelson Rocke- the individual. and the Philadelphia Orchestra and And Lou Tonti was smiling again. The tively short time, two out of every three feller saw them dearly in 1968 and sub- Thejiberal has perfected the double standard wherein Pianist Van Cliburn. The roll of Garden State Arts Center had met the people in the world will be oriental. They mitted a plan to eliminate them by spend- he justifies the arming of opposing factions such as Arabs are hungry and deprived. Is it not reason- ing scores of billions of dollars, thus taxing and Jews, South Vietnam and North Vietnam. The double thunder provided authentic back- severest of tests — and came through able to assume that they must come here the rest of us into our own ghettos. My standard permitsthe persecution of South Africa for practic- ground for Beethoven. in a magnificent fashion. someday to take what they need to live? quarrel is not with politics, a game Ameri- ing aparthied and the sanctioning of Russia, who practices America is both fat and edible. cans play between the end of baseball sea- the same thing ... * • • " • son and the opening of football. It is with In the political arena, the same liberals who participated political philosophy and planning. It's Sweepstakes Time AROUND THE NORTH Atlantic basin, in the sordid, hysterical campaign against Barry Goldwater The National Sweepstakes Regat- the East. And in many respects it is. 10 per cent of the people of the world own For example, no one will ever elimi- and later encouraged the march on Montgomery, Ala. The Navesink is one of the borough's 90 per cent of the riches. They do not nate poverty so long as some people are which violated every area of decency, now decry what ta returns* to the Navesink River in pump oil personally, but they own the lahd less prosperous than others. If the lowest they call an atmosphere of hatred and violence in political Red Bank this weekend. finest assets and it is good to see it that does. This group, economically intel- common denominator per family was campaigns! It won't be the regatta of old — gain regional prominence with the ligent and philosophically dull, do not ap- raised to $10,000 per annum, that would be Americans should indeed look to themselves for a preciate the convulsion of hunger that will the poverty level, and it would purchase when the big boats raced the river weekend regatta. solution to the turmoil their country is in. They should The committee that put together afflict most of the remainder of the world, less of the goodnesses of life than could be question their apathy and blinding submission to liberal course. But the Jersey Speed Skiffs beginning in 1972 in India. Less than one afforded by those of better means. Eco- leadership. They should question the absence, of conserva- the program and the events deserves nomics is an elastic garter; whether it is will be out in force, trying to capture generation is the amount of time left to tive representative on the various blue-ribbon panels ap- great credit. We only hope that county convert the two billion have-nots into po- comfortable or not depends upon whose leg pointed to investigate national calamities. Americans should the Eastern divisional championship. residents will come tp Red Bank to- tential customers of the haves. it adorns. ask one another why liberal leadership should continue to ••*, Red Bank still likes to .pride.itself .• .-morrow and Sunday to watch the- We spend our time enjoying a political I listened to the debate on television endure in the face of its overwhelming failures. Ameri- -soccer game called the primaries^ Does it- . .and, at the conclusion, I was. depressed. cans should consider that before the liberals took oyer their on being the River Sports Center of thrilling water spectacle. matter, really, who is elected?' We have a These men — and their competitors .for 'country, riots were seldom, criminals not coddled, crime choice of faces; not of realities. Can you power — cure cancer with oral salve. I not tolerated, assassinations, not the order of the day. INSIDE WASHINGTON define the policy differences between, say, wish I had been there as the Devil's Ad- Sincerely, Nixon and Humphrey? vocate. There are times when I can ad- Mrs. James K. Draper I am but one voter, like you. My voice mire a man who> says: "I don't know." squeaks in the tempest. I cannot trust a This is not the era of the custom-tail- McCarthy-Rockefeller Coalition? system that. builds eight-lane highways, ored palliative. It is the time when the By PAUL SCOTT her ballot and that he didn't believe either four aimed in each direction. I cannot machine comes up with a better solution. Artist, Paper Thanked Vice- President Hubert Humphrey Is Nixon or the Vice President could fit the applaud the man who invented the um- If a computer learns to grow a beard and 5 Sunset Lane deeply concerned that Sen. Eugene Mc- bill. brella; I'm on the side of the man who wear beads, it could be elected President. Monmouth Beach, N.J. Carthy will cause him far more political Further, McCarthy feels Humphrey Is To the Editor: ' trouble after than before the Democratic In a position where he has no choice but YOUR MONEY'S WORTH I wish to thank The Daily Register, especially Mr. National Convention. 1o support President Johnson's administra- Lonia Efthyvoulou, for the sketch he made of me, as While Humphrey ex- tion even if the President escalates the well as the article itself in The Daily Register for May 31. pects McCarthy to wage a war once again in Vietnam. Also thanks to all those who are in any way" responsible' tough convention battle, McCarthy contends that he has certain Disgraceful Tax Saga for the caption and picture of our new shop. All are excel- the Vice President is lent. . - . strengths which neither Humphrey nor Nix- By SYLVIA PORTER If this is "fine tuning" the economy via firmly convinced there is Best wishes and continued success to an excellent on possess In both parties. Comparing Now that the Income surtax finally is nothing his "old Iriend" the New Economics, even a convinced sup- paper and a truly efficient staff. himself to Humphrey, McCarthy claims becoming law, the day for judgment has can do to block his nomi- porter of the theory may be understandably ' deeper commitments from the academi- come. My wife joins in these remarks. nation. cians in the nation, as well as the Negroes disillusioned and disheartened. May you all have only the best in everyything that (1) This has been among the most dis- and the poor. The New Economics, I submit, makes you may desire. The impact McCarthy graceful fiscal performances in modern basic sense, is simple and in theory superb- And with happiness, prosperity and great-joy io all, could have on the Novem- If Nixon is nominated by the Republi- U.S. economic history, ly workable. In essence, it holds: ber election and Hum- we are dear Mr. Kelly. cans, as now appears certain, McCarthy with the White House and When the economy Is sluggish, unem- phrey's chances of win- counts on attracting much of the liberal Congress sharing the Yours very sincerely and respectfully, SCOTT njng" is a cornpicteiy djf- support of Gov, Nelson Rockefeller in-.any blame. ployment is rising and profits are slipping, Tom Engstrom and the Missus frro.nt story. , three-way contest with Nixon and Hum- (2) The timing of the fiscal-monetary policies should be geared As' things'now si and, Humphrey be- phrey. • ' tax increases, a iull 2V4 toward stimulating activity. Specifically, lieves McCarthy could become the "great Political financial backers of McCarthy, years after they should Income taxes should be cut; investment In- s[K)ilcr." who personally know Indiana businessman have been voted, an as- centives should be encouraged; federal After t nlkinp privately with his chief J. Irwin Miller, chairman of the Rockefel- tounding l'/i years after Democratic opponent last week, Hum- ler for President Committee, say he is in- President Johnson actual- government spending should be expanded; phrey is saying McCarthy appears deter- terested in breaking the ground for a new ly requested them and a credit should be made inexpensive and mined to start a new party, if necessary, • party in which Rockefeller would play a shocking 10 months after readily available; a major budget deficit to pet his name on the November ballot. major role. PORTER President began to fight should be accepted. In discussing' his conversations with In private conversations, Miller has for them — has seriously undermined the When the economy responds and perks McCarthy, Humphrey privately calk the' called for trying to obtain the presidency value of the "New Economics." If it up, fiscal-monetary policies should be mod- pap between them too wide for any politi- for Rockefeller even through a "new par- takes this long to put on restraint!) when erated to maintain a balanced growth. cal accord in the view of McCarthy. ty" should the New Yorker fail to capture they have been so obviously called for, the When the pace of growth becomes too ra- "Gene believes that his candidacy the GOP nomination. theory can't work. Kxcellent as the theory pid and inflationary, fiscal-monetary poli- opens up an entirely new political area for * * * is on paper, human failure destroys It in cies should be geared toward restraining bntli Republicans and Democrats this year CONTINUING THE WAR - Hanoi's practice. activity. Specifically, income taxes should if Nixnn and I are nominated," Humphrey "palace guard" is now fighting In South (3) Hy delaying the tax boosts so long, toe raised; at most investment incentives •- lo!d 4, wo TIM.' NK1V I.KAIUJK — According to I'.S. bonibiiiK above the )!)!)! parallel. Die cits in our domestic budget and balance of came close to eliminating the gap between Humphrey, Mefarthy now pictures him- North Vietnamese division, with the Ilfl-llli payments which tax increases were sup- our performance and potential. self as the new leader (if all those opposing — also a vanguard unit at Dien Men Pliu in posed to moderate. As far back as early 1MB, a tax In- tile war in Vietnam, the. poor, the Negro, HIM — was used solely lo protect the Ila- ' We have the clear throat of a late crease nnd curbs on non-war spending were find the VI million voters who will l)e cist- iini-Haiphong area from a possible 11.S. 1 1%8-earlv 1%!> economic (etdown brought called for. Fiut if was an election year and Inj' their first vole ; in a presidents! elec- Invasion. about by a credit squeeze which might President Johnson hesitated. tion Immediately afler the ban went into never have developed had (axes been in- So in .lime, 1!)G8, on top of a spirallng In Dicir 1,-ilk-,, llmnpliii'V >.;ii(l. .MrCir- effect, (lie ('wmnmiiM ln/;)i rmmiwml sent creased in lime. cost of living and wage inflation, historical- "1 dreamt Ronald Recqan was one stop llr. m.'ide it -k-,,r Dial he lichevejl there the divisions and sever,il other ehle units to Ami now tin top of all this, we get the ly high interest rates and a weakened dol- * closer to the White House!" ' must be. a pe,'%- candidate (in thiec K'oveni|\'oi - I he S^ tax increases, at last I lar, we get tho tax-spending restraints. ' Flag Raising Is Today At New Arts Center Friday, June 14, 1968-7 E0UD3EL - The flag v/iB; the public is invited, will be arts center. way operating agency. go up officially today at 11 a.m. on the mall in front After an invocation by the Michael A. Slovak, president ing Flag Day ceremonies at of the building. Rev. Earl B. Scott of St. Thom- of the Steinbach Co. which is h Gd St A C the Garden State Arts Center, The Middletown High School as Episcopal Church, Red conducting an American flag Telegraph Hill Park. Band will provide music, and Bank, a flag that has flown promotional program, will pre- The 5,000-seat amphitheater the program will be introduced over the Capitol will be present the company's award, and Isn't scheduled "for any other by Clinton C. Crocker of New sented by Rep. James J. How- there will be a salute fired by performances today. Shrewsbury, the Garden State ard, D-N. J. a Ft. Monmouth honor guard. The flag ceremony, to which Parkway's co-ordinator for the Accepting the flag will be The benediction will be of- chairman Sylvester C. Smith fered by Rabbi Jack Rosoff, and and executive director D. Louis Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND BLt'.DtO sroiCh V.il SCOTTISH i NEWCA; H I iMr'aHRR.-, ',c< NiW - Tonti of the New Jersey High- the Boys' Club of Asbury Park way Authority, the park- will participate. KEEP Miss Virginia C. Diely Stewardess Graduated MIAMI — Miss Virginia HANDY Christine Diely, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Diely of 91 Cherrytree Farm Road, Middletown, N.J. has graduated from Eastern Airlines' in-flight Your telephone directory has a wealth of infor- training school here and has mation. Things you need to know when calling. started her career as a stewardess. Naturally, it lists just about every local tele- Miss Diely is a graduate of phone number. And in the front pages you'll Mater Dei High School. 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T 8—THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, hint H, 1963 Board;, in Reversal,New Off icers Supply Pacts Let by Board LITTLE SILVER - The (.homed to purchase Janitori- Are Elected Board of Education last night al supplies at the lowest prices Trade School accepted the bid of Dean Oil submitted. It was moved that Okays Gas Station Co., Fanwood, for the pur- the board enter into a contract By Truckers chase of oil at a price of $.0892 with Wells Fargo Protective Agency to provide installation Impressive OCEAN TOWNSHir — The per, presented new evidence ATLANTIC CITY - Election per gallon; and the bid of the Zoning Board of Adjustment of two circuits into a console. j last night to demonstrate de- of officers featured in proceed- Raritan Valley Farms for granted a variance last night mand and need for a service milk at $.06385 per half pint. The board authorized . its To Aussies ings at the 14th annual con- SPECIALS! to construct a gasoline station station in that area which is in president and the secretary to vention of the New Jersey Mo- The board secretary was an- FREEHOLD — Superinten- on Rt. 36 at Roller Kosd. re- ! an "I" zone. execute a lease between the versing an earlier decision. tor Truck Association in the CANADIAN 24" - 30' dent Donald P. Hoagland told | The station will cost about Monmouth County National The applicants, Mrs. Mildred Chalfonte-Haddon Hall here. (he Monmouth County Voca- | M0.O00, plus equipment costs. Board Tables Bank and Carmelo Mai- tional School Board yesterday Warfield and the Shell Oil Co., ; In other action, Dr. Joseph The three • day convention, 1 mone for the premises of 123 that visitors from Australia uere denied a variance April M. Scniavone was denied a which opened yesterday, has Project Plans PEAT MOSS LARGE YEWS 11 on grounds they did not ! \ ariance to construct a dental Markham Place. Also autho- had been impressed with the drawn 800 persons. NJMTA has MANALAPAN — Applica- show any special reasons per- ; office on the corner of Oakhurst nearly 1,000 members compris- rized was the payment of $180 tions for two .major subdivi- Operation of the vocation- mission should be grained. ! Parkway and West Park Ave; ing for-hire and private motor for the first month'& occupan- 50 95 al school program here. Their attorney, Vincent P. Keu- Special approval of the board carriers and concerns supply- sions were tabled by the Plan- cy there. Bids will be adver- was needed for the construc- Touring the system May 24 ing the trucking industry. ning Board here last night. CU. FT. tion because of undersized lot tised for renovations. •ACH were Mr. and Mrs. B.D. Han- Elected president was James The developers of Woodview, 3 IALI and rear yard. It was moved that $1,034.00 a proposed 50-home develop- 5 naford of Sydney, Australia. To Answer R. Horan, of Union, the former be paid to the borough Mr. Hannaford is head master During the hearing, it was ment, were told by the board first vice president. for contracts for work to be Large Selection of Petunias of the Elizabeth West High discovered that there were sev- that they would have to try to Lawrence H. Stern, of 115 done at the tennis courts. School there. State Action eral other violations of the zon- locate the owners of property ing law, all of which would re- AJmyr Ave., Deal, president for FRESH PRODUCE DAILY! Mr, Hoagland also reported the last two years, was elevat- adjacent to the track in order On Tract quire variance rulings. Dr. to solve drainage problems. __ STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL that he had visited Newport, Schiavone said he had not been ed to chairman of the board, R.I., June 4 and toured Die UNION BEACH — In the succeeding John Cramer.'' Mr. The application for Wood KEYPORT — The Ladies Aid informed of the other irregu- Society of Gethsemane Luther- new vocational school there in- wake of condemnation proceed- larities. Stern is president of Sterns Glen, a proposed 70-home de- spired by the Monmouth Coun ings against the borough and a Transport, Wall Township. an Church will hold its an- WATERMELON BAR The Century Building Co. velopment, was held up pend- ty systeiri. private citizen with land adja- John W. Nappi, president of ing preliminary approval by nual strawberry festival to- « GARDEN CENTER was granted a variance to night from 6:30 to 8 inthe MUSCLE'S 'A Heal Thrill' cent to the borough tract, coun- build a home at 1005 Bloom- Rollo Trucking Corp., Keyport, the Monmouth County Plan- cil moved last night to have parish hall. "It was a real thrill to go field Ave. on an undersized lot. went from second vice presi- ning Board. HWY. 36 291-0613 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS up there and see. . . this eight- Borough Attorney Phillip Blan- The house will be a two-story da file answers to the civil ac- dent to first vice president. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY-URGE PARKING AREA room vocational unit which Is colonial structure, valued at a direct result of the visit . tion complaints. $35,000. made here two years ago." The 71-acre tract, commonly known as Natco Lake, was He told the board that the condemned by the state De- Board Receives 'More style for 1968-69 enrollment for the sys- partment of Economic Devel- tem will be 921 high .school opment to gain entry right to Letters of Thanks students, up from about 600 last a 3!£-acre parcel needed for FREEHOLD — Donald Hoag- less cost with *1O year, 83 technical institute stu- the Bayshore hurricane protec- land, superintendent of Mon dents and 75 practical nursing tion project. mouth County Vocational students, both about the same School Board yesterday pre- as last year. The borough was given 20 SPECIALS days in which to answer the sented the board copies of let- Mr. Hoagland told the board ters of thanks from two county FOR THE WEEK'— SALE ENDS JUNE 22nd a letter had been received action, and officials contended ROUND-RAIL 10' SECTION last night that the answer high schools. from Monmouth Regional High The first, from Leo W, Mor- 98 IALES 6 Cu. Ft. School Superintendent Dr. Pa- will contest the move. Council adopted a salary or- an, principal of Raritan High FENCING trick Parenty, expressing re- School, thanked the board for 3 FOR dinance for borough employes, 3 PEAT MOSS newed interest in having his cooperation received from showing raises in some depart- school considered in the future teaching staff members Joseph building program of the sys- ments. 6'x8' SECTION 95 BAGS f2# Council introduced an ordi- tem. The second was from Acting 5 FOR nance vacating portions of bor- 14 Principal John Dugan of Long ough streets necessary for the STOCKADE FENCE COCO HULLS Bachelor pad or family apart- Branch High School thanking closure of land sale between the Assistant Superintendent Rob- ment? You'll find both in the borough and the Jersey Cen- BAGS lOOi FOR ert Leonard for presenting a CEDAR 6"x8" SECTION 4 Classified Ads. Check now! tral Power and Light Co. cooperative work study pro- SINGING HILL gram for mentally retarded. Mr. Dugan said remarks by canvas BASKET WEAVE BALES FOR parents who had participated in the program indicated it had 4 GALS. PAINT BIG 'A' WALL awnings SALT HAY been well received. m GALS. PAINT BIG 'A' FOR Shade your home the Drainage Co'mplaint pretty, practical way with NO Dllimr ON AIOVI (TIMS custom-styled canvas 4 LATEX PAINT Voiced at Rumson awnings. They cost less KUMSON — A complaint of than other types and have poor drainage on Ridge Road Little Silver a softer, sma rter look. New SWARTZEL'S was voiced before Borough Council last night by Robert colors just in. Call us for a Let u« help you plan Hi* MtehM free estimate. Farm & Garden Supplies or bathroom «l your thole*. Tlw b««u- McAllister, River Road. tlftil detail and handtom workmanship of Hiu* flm Mr. McAlister said the road Paint & Hardware cabinet! will anhanc* tht beauty and valua of any hem*. is> a hazard to driver safety STANDARD FREE ESTIMATES—CALL 142-41)7 'Mr a B«tt«r Community' even under "normal" wet con- AWNING CO. 645 HOLMDEL RD. CHAMIIR CUSTOM BY ditions, especially since it is 15 SYCAMORE AVE., LITTLE SILVER — 741-7800 OP TRAD! AND well traveled by school buses. Mrvlng Monmouth County COMMIRCI No Cho.ro* for D.llvtri.i MIMili H KITCHENS Mayor John O. Teeter said the sine* 1927 Htll.t, N. J. 415 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN HAZIH, 264-2211 432 BROAD ST. 842-4137 SHREWSBURY problem was being looked in- Monday rtrouo.li Friday 7:30-5; Saturday 7:30-3 P.M. to. 741 -0694 OVER 21 YEARS LIKE OF SERVICE TO 747-0787 141 West Front St. MONMOUTH RED BANK COUNTY . . (OPEN EVENINGS FATHER EXCEPT SATURDAY) MAURICE SCHWARTZ LOU, DOM and SAL ... are your genial hosts at Sal's Tavern which Mr. Vaiti started in 1933. A pol- LIKE icy of fine food, good wines/beer and liquor and fast service for the past 35 years has made Sal's a favorite of diners from all over.

There are expanded facilities with Edward J. DeFellca SON the'addition of itioVe dining space for In 1945, Circle Chevrolet Company was i tar ted In Free- lovers of fine Italian specialties, and hold ty Thomas C. DeFelice,- president, and his two soru, good spirits. You'll marvel at how the Thomas J. DeFeliee, general manager; Edward J. DtFelice, ARNOLD SCHWARTZ EDWARD SCHWARTZ director of service. Sunday, June 16, is Father's waiters take orders without writing In 1919 Maurice Schwartz started what In 1952. seeing the huge growth potential of Northern is now the oldest continuous new car sales Monmouth County, Mr. DeFelice moved hit facilities to Red Day. It seems an especially them .. . and never get them mixed. 1 agency in Red Bank and has been the area's Bank and became one of the county ! largest dealers. fitting time to bring you the leading Chrysler, Plymouth and International Juii on0 y«ir later, sales rose to such & paalc that th» You'll always find one of the fam- dealer since the mid-twenties. iiio of the building had to be doubled to meet the growing needs.

success stories of father and ily on hand to greet you. Mr. Schwartz, a voteran of both World In th« yaan ihat /oilowed, we rrritalla>d * carport to pro- Wars I and II, was joined by his sons, Arnold tect our fine selection of OK USED CARS, and moved our son establishments in the in 1946 and Edward in 1948, in the business. whole body shop aerosi the street to new and larger quarters. Ever trying to aecommodrtta tha needi of growing Mon- area. Serving from one gene- Facilities have been changed and ex- mouth County, we enlarged our showroom. panded to keep pace with the area's growth, W« are proud at Circln Chovrolot that our organization ration to the other is certain- but the famous fall size horse tradomark re- Is "one big h*ppy family,11 trained to handle your complete mains the same as well as the personal ser- automotive needs and problorm.

ly a tribute to the man who vice of the Schwartz family. Mr. DnFeilc* 11 naturally proud of hli ions; oven more to for the* important, worthwhile contribution! thoy hava mad* SAL'S to the company. aspires to the same goals in SEE OUR SPECIAL TAVERN & RESTAURANT life as his father. FATHER and SON OFFER CIRCLE CHEVROLET SHREWSBURY AVE. at HERBERT ST. In Today's Classified Section 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED RANK RED BANK

T*. Girl Scouts THE DAILY BEGI.STER, FriAty, June 14, Buesing Lauded For Top Sales Class of '58 Reunion Set AtMonmouth MIAMI —Insurance special- honor group. Taking Part ist Charles J. Buesing, 54 Hall Mr. Buesing is a liie insur- WEST LONG BRANCH - with registration In Woodrow an. N.li SOft Mon. CHy. Nat'l have moved within a moderate tighter money creates some ?l» N. J. Nat'l Ruscio and Mary Sanders, all 5 FROM $5,000 300 N. J. N«C1 of Kumson; Karen Evans, range and you need to aim temporary uncertainty in the 4I/4 ANNUAL DIVIDEND 30O t'nrmf n Merchant! for strong capital gains to meet 100 rioplni Nat'l Sinn. Cty. Marilyn Glasser, Janette building industry as regards ' , COMPOUNDED rising educational costs, the timing for a strong upturn. /• QUARTERLY Osborne, Marjorie Whiting and rnmmlinlon nrderg al«i> hanrtled Mt theie and other OT«r.th«-«nunt«r would switch the other tw Nevertheless, Jim Walter's atoi-kl. Aim lilted itorka at refular S.V. Stork Eichawl Commliilna. Debra Russell, Fair Haven; utilities into some of the full-year earnings for fiscal I. GEORGE WESTON & SONS, INC. Jane Finnegan, Atlantic High- growth stocks regularly recom- 1968, ending next November, Stack. — nondi — Mutual Fonda lands; Barbara Schreiber, mended in my column. Hold could be boosted as much as 641 OCEAN AVENUE, LONO BRANCH ' TEL. tlt-Vtll Hazlef, and Sue Kadenbach, National Gypsum as a turn- 50 per cent year to year. I •SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Sea Bright. around situation. Its specula- would recommend for you that MIDDLETOWN I ATL. HIGHLANDS I LINCROFT tive growth potential in the any new savings be put into 671-2400 I 191-0100 I 842-4400 building industry could benefit another stock and a different Charles J. Buesinc Advertise in The Register the two younger children. industry — health care, water Q—I've been buying Jim treatment or electronics. shop 9:3Q a.m. 'til 9:30 p.m^Sat. 'til 6 _ Fedders Walter for two years starting at 24 and it recently hit 70. No local papers ever mention Stock Market Central Air it. Should I cash $2,000 in bonds Yesterday's closing stocks: Conditioning ACF Ind 81V, I-T-E Imperial 4« Adams Ex Johns Mas U Air Prod 36 Jones * -la 60 Air Reduo 32 ft joy Mfg 3j Alleg Cp Kaiser Al 44 Alles l*ud Kennecott *4 Factory Authorized Alleg Fow 2* Koppers 36 Allied Ch Kresge, SB lOt AlUs Chal 3H4 Kroger tExpert—has a Alcoa 69% Leh Port C Am Alrlln 28'4 L,eh V»l Ind Am Can 5Hi LOF Glass money-saving deal Am Cyan Lib MCN4I, Am M Fdy Lig« «»I Am Motors Litton Ind ifbr you now! Am Smelt 8214 Lukens SU Am Std 3714 Magnavox Am Tel&Tel Marath OU Am Tob 35 Martin It AMP Ins J7H Masonlte Anaconda 4BH MercH Armco SU Rl MOM Armour 45 Minn MftM Armst Clc Mo Pas A Ashl Oil 42J4 MoblloLl Atchtson Mont Ward 33% Save now with No. I—FadeUn Atl 128 Nat Blsc ~. < . . •quippad to do th* No. I Avcb Corp 4814 N Cash Reg 141486 "big job" installation for you. Act Bibcock W Nat Dairy 43'4 White-plus bright Bayull Clr nil Nat Distill 391. now—and g»t prompt, quality Bell * How as Nat oyp» W central air-conditioning and haatig Bendix 40% Nat Steel 4«8 Beth Steel 3O"4 Nia M Pow 19% Installation!. Call us now—and Boeing 6914 No Am RocK 38% gat price special). Plus budget Borden 34 H Nor Pac 54% SEPTIC TANK Borg Warn 33% Nwst AlrUn 89% terms to suit your individual Brunswk Norwich Pta sot needs. Let Fedders do the "big Bucy Erie 27 li Outb Max 34% CLEANER Bulova Owens 111 57% sum of summer fashion job" for you . . . your guarantee Enzyme type cleaner removes Burl Ind 46 Pan Am Wld23'A of complete central air-conditioning case, JI 18 Penney, Jc 81'i satisfaction. sludge build-up and grease. Cater Trao 42 Pa Pw * lit z'Vi27Vii Improves the ability of the Cel&neie 5U Penn Cen 82% white china lamps, shades of brilliant color ... Chea * Oh 67% Pepsi Co 50>-i system to digest organic Chrysler Perkin Elm 524 waste material. It's non- Cities 8v 65 Pllser 71T4 FREE SURVEY Colum Gas Phil El 28 watch one light a corner, see two "turn on" your room! caustic, non-poisonous and Coca Cola Phil! Pet 69 FOR YOUR HOME, non-corrosive. Cola* Palm Pit Steel 1794 Colum Gas s* Pub Sv H&3 30T4 Corn! Solv 49 Pullman 62^ FACTORY, STORE, ion Edls MK RCA 4714 Con Can 30 «4 Reading Oo 2514 OR SHOWROOM 1.98 Corn Prod 32 Vi Repub Stl 43% Corning: d sn Revlon 84 Zell 4OK Reyn Met M'k Curttss Wr SS3 Reyn Too 421a your choice, any two, Cruc Stl 46H Rob Controls M'4 Deere 301* Bt Jos Lead 45>,4 Sears Del A Hud Bt Regis Pap 331k just each oorjr SS'i Dent Sup 53% Sears Roeb 68'4 HARRIS •EAH8, ROEBUCK AND CO. Dow Chem 37 H Shell Oil M«i«4 Dress Ind 37% Sinclair 85 1500 Highway 35 du Pont SO'. Smith. AO 42% Mlddletown 671-3800 Duq Lt 34Ti Sou Pac 34% HEATING and East Kod 162H Sou Ry 54% Open Mon. Thru Frl. 9:30-9:50 End John 28', Sperry Rd 56, In.t.D.llon, Con- ion. \om.i Bottom, »"•' MmlfoM, Automatic Sklmm.r. Honey Bee Florist Shop, 4M NO MONEY DOWN Broad St., Shrewsbury, received a suspended fine for an CYPRESS POOLS Call today unregistered vehicle, and paid J5 court costs. 322-8585 Spring can be beautiful! See at ho beautiful buys in today's 1998 ROUTE 22, SCOTCH PLAINS VISIT US1 Houses for Sale" in the Classl- HUFFMAN & BOYLE • ROUTE 35, EATONTOWN • 542-1010 OPEN DAILY 10 10 9 • SUN. 11 to 6 ied Section now! i Other Stores Int Springfield, Livingston, Hackensack, Ramsey, Pompton Plains; ISanuet, N. 10—THE DArLY REGISTER, Ann Landers Juniors List Chairmen UTTLE SILVER - The Lit- The Decline of the He-Man tle Silver Junior Woman's Cluh he has in the bank? P. S. concluded Ihe 1967-68 year at Dear Ann Landers; Please, was his mother's. When Dear Ann Landers: I have its June meeting at Ihe dub please help a teen-age girl asked where he got it he said had so much well-meaning Phil is a pleasant person and house. who is about to flip out. it belonged to his brother, advice rey head is spinning. we enjoy each other's com- Plans were discusswl for a I had three dates this past couldn't afford anything as Please help me settle some- pany. Country Fair and picnic lo bp weekend — one Friday night, nifty as this," he announced. thing that has been bugging - BROWN EYED SUSAN held in August. Chairmen will one Saturday The pants are getting tight- me for months. night and a Dear Susan: That faint be Mrs. Nicholas Falcone and er and the hair is getting I am 26 and engaged to a praise with which you Mrs. John Wcslerberp: Jr. skating date longer and the clothes are man who is 41. Phil will have Sunday after- damned poor Phil takes your Mrs. John Mazza. president, getting fancier. Do boys want to pay alimony and child letter out of the human rela- alsn announced department noon, I need to be girls or what? Please support (two children) for 11 to know where tions category and makes it a chairmen for Ihe coming year.' toll me. I am beginning to more years. He has a good Ti n a nciial inquiry. YOB They are Mrs. Weste'rberg, a trend ends wonder what all this means. job and says he is in line for American home; Mrs. Chester and nuttiness shouldn't have written tn Ann —MISS ?????? several promotions which will Landers, Dearie, you should Czarkowski, art, and Mrs. Vin- begins? I am mean more money. cent Guadagnini, public wel- talking about Dear Miss: Marshall Me have written to Dun and fare. boys who are Landers Luhan says clothes these Do you have any statistics Bradstreet. The whole thing days are not clothes but cos- on the prospects of promotion sounds like forget it, and I Miss Kleanor Viewig from getting more girlish by the day. tumes. People are dressing after 40? Also what is the hope you will — for Phil's the Jersey Central Power and for the roles they play. I be- sake as well as yours. Light Co. demonstrated the One boy asked to use my average earning capacity of lieve he has a message. a man in this age group? Has many uses of different types CELEBRATING the intfallation of new officers of the Manhattan Chapfer of fhe Kiwi compact three times during of small electrical appliances, the evening so he could comb The more bizarre the out he reached his peak? If he What awaits you on the ?'d prepared five gourmet Club at a wine-tasting picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Schubert, Peli- his hair. He had a big wave fit, the more desperate the should leave the country are other side of the marriage meals. can Road, Middletown, are, Mt to right, Mrs. Joel Nixon, New Shrewsbury; Mrs. in front and I am not sure but "actor." People who are well- there any laws that will bring veil? How can you be sure him back should he decide he _ Jerome Kunycky, Marlboro; Mrs. Eugene Lape, Middletown, and Mrs. Schubert, who is I think there were bobby pins balanced are not compelled your marriage will work? holding it. does not want to pay alimony Head Ann Landers' booklet incoming president. The Kiwis are former American Airline stewardesses. to do everything short of set My Friday night date wore their hair on fire to attract at- and child support? (His ex- "Marriage — What To Ex- „ (Register Staff Photo) a jacket that was so fancy it tention. And for those of you wife's family has money.) pect." Send your request to looked like a girl's. I really who have already reached for We have had some talks Ann Landers in care of your felt uncomfortable when he your ballpoints to tell this and Phil tells me he has three newspaper enclosing 50c in showed up in it but I didn't square old lady what's "in," bank accounts under different coin and a long, stamped, Two More Shore Alumnae Units say anything. The kid who save your stamps. I know names. Is this legal? Could self-addressed envelope. took me out Saturday night what's in and I wouldn't wear his ex-wife get her hands on Ann Landers will be glad to wore a shirt with a ruffled some of the so-called "in" anything if she should learn help you with your problems. collar and cuffs. I thought it styles to a skunk rassle. of this and he is behind in Send them to her In care of Join College for a Day Sponsors his payments? How can I find this newspaper, enclosing a out for certain what he is self-addressed, stamped en- LET US making and how much money velope. SHREWSBURY-College for There will be three lectures alumna who is general chair- a Day was so successful last by experts in their field on man, said; "We were so Guests Go Barefoot In Niw Jersey It's PUT YOUR year that it will become an topics expected to range from delighted with the response to annual event. problems of modern education the first College for a Day SEWIN6 And two more shore alum- to the arts. The series is open last fall that we have decided To July 'People Party' nae groups have joined the to the public and those attend- to make this new cultural se- MACHINE four original sponsors. ing may come for one, two, or ries an annual event." HOLMDEL — The Barefoot club's major fund-raising College For a Day will be all lectures. The Mt. Holyoke Alumnae Contessa would feel right at event. held Oct. 9 at the Presbyteri- Mrs. Gordon Litwin, Lit- Club of Monmouth County and home at the Smith College Serving on Mrs. Brodsky's in TIP-TOP an Church Hall here. tle SUver, a Wellesley College the Skidmore Alumnae Club Club of Monmouth County's committee are Mrs. Roger of. Monmouth County have People Party this year. The Jerez, Fair Haven, invitations; for fabulous fashion finds I SHAPE! Joined the original sponsors, event is held annually to raise Mrs. E.S. Oram, Little Silver which are the Barnard College scholarship funds for a Mon- reservations; Mrs. James M. with the Secretaries Install Slate Club of Monmouth County, the mouth County student at the Fox, Rumson, refreshments; superb savings in our Smith College Club of college. Mrs. Joseph B. Mount, Little Extraordinary Special . SINGER 7-Point Monmouth County, the New This year the People Party Silver, food; Mrs. A. Walter Purchase of Home Tune-Up In Candlelight Ceremony Jersey Shore Vassar Club, and will be a Barefoot Formal, to Wiener, Deal, table appoint- the New Jersey Shore Welles- be held at 7 p.m., July 13, atments, and Mrs. James J. ley Club. The clubs represent Cummings, Long Branch,1 pub- EAT0NTOWN — At a recent Ethel Bliss, Hazlet, program; Cheeca Farm, the home of ONLY $475 alumnae in Monmouth and Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Twitchell. licity. meeting of the Monmouth- Mrs. Mary Morrison, Holmdei, Ocean counties. public relations; Mrs. Elsie "The party this year is de- « Call SINGER today. Ocean chapter, National Sec- Summer Dresses Belmonte, Neptune City, scrap Serving with Mrs. Litwin will signed to be quiet but delight- » We'll come to your retaries Association, in Old book and history; Mrs. Char- be Mrs. William Madden, full," said Mrs. J^ Putnam vcrfuts to $49.95 home and tune up any Orchard Country Club, new of- lott Myers, Ocean Grove, Sec- Brodsky, Rumson, chairman. make or model sewing Holmdei; Mrs. John J. Scully ficers were installed by retaries Week; Mrs. Ellen "The emphasis will be on good machine! and Mrs. Harry Swartz, Rum- candlelight by Mrs. Mildred Barnett, Asbury Park, sun- son, of the Barnard -club; Mrs. food, good music, and good shine lady; Ruth Collins, At- company." 1. Adjust, balance Price, Red Bank, past presi- Lee Rossbach, Long Branch, tensions. lantic Highlands, home trust, *25. & *38. dent. New officers are Mrs. Hot and cold hors d'oeuvres and Mrs. Price, ways and and Mrs. R. B. Wachenfeld, il 2. Adjustfabric Patricia A. Antisell, president, and a catered roast beef buf- YOU SAVI TO $11.95 means. Fair Haven, Mt. Hol- handling Morganyille; Mrs. Ethei S. fet will be features. yoke; Mrs. Raymond McKay, I: mechanism. ' Bliss, vice president, Hazlet; Mrs. Price announced a "Good music" for listening 3. De-lint thread- Mrs. Annina Moran, recording "Day at the Races" will be New Shrewsbury, and Mrs. or dancing on the terrace will SUDDENLY IT'S SUMMER . . . time fo collect a handling secretary, Spring Lake; Mrs. held at Monmouth Park, Robert Carlson, Lincroft, Skid- be provided by the Gold Tones fortune's worth of cool-ai-a-zephyr fashions that mechanism. Helen F. Pratt, corresponding Oceanport, tomorrow, Includ- more; Mrs. Melville Borrie, as the Smith Club "celebrates you'll live in and love . . . each a wonderful buy. 4. Adjust belt tension. secretary, Neptune, and Mrs.ing luncheon and a race to be Brielle, and Mrs. James J. for the gold and white" (the . . . and just in time for Summer vacation and 5. Check wiring Eleanor Van Hise, treasurer, held honoring Monmouth- Cummings, Long Branch, college colors). travel. • for safety, Sea Girt. Ocean Chapter, National Secre- Smith; Mrs. John Wopat, Fair The People Parties, whose taries Association. 6. Lubricate machine. New members Installed by Haven, and Mrs. Henry Grid- theme varies from year-to- STUNNING SPECTATOR and afternoon fashions, 7. Inspect, Mrs. Charlotte Myers, Ocean The next meeting ley, Rumson, Vassar, and Mrs. year, have earned $10,300 since in choice imported fabrics, featuring fine Moy- Sept. 12 lubricate motor. Grove, president, were Mrs. R. W. Ellison, Rumson, Welles- they were begun seven years gashiel linens, luxurious imported silks, novelty Herminla Balagurchik, Little ago. They are the alumnae cottons. Silver; Mrs. Ellen Barnett, As- BEAUTIFUL PASTELS . . . lime, bone, yellow, pinlc SINGER bury Park; Mrs, Irene Dono- aqua, turquoise, green, natural, white ... In solids van, Red Bank, and Mrs. For address of store and lovely prints. nearest you, see whits Vivien Lewis, Manasquan. MRS. R. DOUGLAS HAN- pages of phone book Committee chairmen are NON, the former Norma FINE TAILORING ... careful detailing make these Mrs. Helen Pratt, Neptune, Lynn Peters of Houston, such outstanding fashion values, you'll want several at these exceptional savings. bulletin; Mrs, Alice Finnegan, Tex., was married Friday in 69 Broad St. Hazlet, bylaws; Betty Mc- Knight, West Allenhurst, civ- Bering Drive Church of SIZES 8 to 20 Red Bank ics; Alberta Rinaldi, Neptune, Christ, Houston. Mr. Han- Charge Accounts Invited education; Mrs. Helen Pote, non, son of the lata Mr. and Lj Keyport, and Mrs. Mary Kirby, Mrs. Robert Hal Hannon, i«'i worth a trip from anywhere to Frederick's Red Bank, membership; Mrs; made his home with Mr. In MONTCLAIR end SMtlNft IAK1 and Mrs. Edgar B. Bielcley, 500 bloomfMd ov* 1113 third enr« '44 Mitchell Placed LiHla RUMSON READING INSTITUTE Silver. (Associated with The Ranney School) New Shrewsbury Point Pleasant Announces Supplementary Courses In baste skills for / greater success in school and college Ranney School 17th Summer Session July 8-Aug. 27 JUST ONE MORE — Enjoying the refreshments at membership tea given by newly- Recent happenings im schools, fully reported kt *&* 1. READING, WRITING, STUDY SKILLS formed Holmdei chapter of the League of Women Voters are, left to right, Mrs. Carl Two 3-hour sessions each week, day or evening May, retiring membership chairman; Mrs. Fred Kurtz, and Mrs. William, Kuebler, in press, lead me to re-issue this statement of April 1965. This is the basic course of Rumson Reading Institute whose Heather Hill home the tea was held. (Register Staff Photo). and is offered at all levels from 7th grade through college. Students are grouped according to ability, This "SUBJECT: Policy course helps students Voters League Seeks Members • to read with speed and comprehension The Ranney School fs old-fashioned and authoritarian • to write grammatically and logically HOLMDEL - The Pre-Pro- given throughout the township. The league was seeking to — dedicated to the maintenance of high standards of • to increase their knowledge of vocabulary ' visional League of Women Vot- Hostesses have been Mrs. John enroll 50 members in order to •scholarship and conduct. Students must recognize that This course is very popular with serious students who ers of Holmdei have recently Zeigler, Mrs. Robert Fulmer, secure its provisional status and failure in either of these areas will lead to dismissal. are, anxious to imurove. their school grades and to obtain been,,conduct ing a membership Mrs. Lawrence Doherty, Mrs. charter. Permissive, "progressive" parents would not be happy maximum preparation for college board and prep school drive with a series of teas E. Darre'll Smith, Mrs. William Membership In the Holmdei with these standards, and should be aware of these poli- exams. Kuebler, and Mrs. Robert League is still open. Those In- Furze. cies before considering application." 1 MATHEMATICS terested, may contact Mrs. Hen- Decorator Speakers at the teas have in- ry Mann. 12 Stonehenge Drive, Courses at all levels from arithmetic to calculus cluded Mrs. Frederick Kurtz, 1 Holmdel, or Mrs. Edmund It is true that School policy is very democratic in that ,1*1! courses are planned to develop Madison Township, who is act- we are interested in only the individual qualities of the • a logical approach to problem solving ing in the capacity of adviser Klemmer, 20 Heather Hill'Way, • facility in applying mathematical processes logically to the Holmdei group. Holmdei. applicant, and are not at all concerned with the economic- or social status of the parents or with the ethnic or re- J, RANNEY SCHOOL COURSES ligious background of the applicant. It is also true that • in advanced chemistry and advanced biology we look forward to an increasing degree of participation I. LANGUAGES ANDREA KUZIAK by students in the formation of certain school policies.- Three 2-hour sessions weekly SCHOOL OF DANCE • It is not true that I have any intention of turning over 5. ELEMENTARY COURSES to a vote of either students or parents basically profes- I Giv# ynur window* art «Ug«nt PRESENTS A Reading—Three 2-hour sessions weekly touch with decorator window sional decisions that must be made by me, with the Arithmetic—Three 1-hour sessions weekly fldsj ibrt) match tb» modf of assistance of my staff. The conversion to non-profit your cUcor. Corns in and let ou SPRING DANCE RECITAL . . . All Courses under the supervision of I fancy JiioUyl status and the setting up of a Board of Trustees provide a certain financial stability and continuity, but this RUSSI-XL G. RANNF.Y \ "A Real Live Girl" (formerly As^oc, Director, NYU Rending Institute) nr A \ change does not in any way affect the running of the SATURDAY JUNE 15th 6 P.M. school. RUMSON READING INSTITUTE AT THE Russell G. Ranney, Principal 2.15 Hope Rd., New Shrvwt>hury, N. J. MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 542 • 4777 812 - lf.50 SHREWSBURY Sumn»r Claim Begin Sat., June 21th Transportation available from some nrons 468 BROAD ST. r I* Call 747-4422 e 'v trmt , hint 14, 1*58—11 Claire Wilson Married Miss Janice R. LeLong THE DAILY BBGLSTEB, To James, Mulligan 3d Is Bride of Dr. Romeo KEANSBURG — Miss Claire After a reception in the BlUDEVEI/r — Miss Janice Cardinal Room of Smith's res- organza cage trimmed with Patricia Wilson, daughter of Renert LeLong, daughter of daisies and seed pearls, de- Mr. and Mrs. Alton Ernest Wil- taurant, East Keansburg, the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Le- couple flew to California. signed with long tapered son, 31 St. John's Place, Keans- Long, 585 Sumner Ave., Bel- sleeves, round neckline and The bride was graduated burg, became the bride of ford, became the bride of Dr. cathedral train. from Middletown Township Pasquale Mathew Romeo, Marl- James Joseph Mulligan 3d, Miss Theresa Cologna, South High School and is employed boro State Hospital, Saturday. Orange, niece of the bride- Saturday in St. Ann's Catholic by Bell Telephone Laboratories, The bridegroom is the son of groom, was maid of honor. Church. Holmdel. Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Romeo, Miss Lola LeLonf:, Kcarny, The bridegroom is the son of The bridegroom was grad- South Orange. cousin of tile bride, was the Mr. and Mrs James.J. Mulli- uated from Red Bank Catholic The Rev. Thomas McNally, bridesmaid and Miss Gloria Co- gan Jr., 72 Appleton Ave., Leo- High School. He served four chaplain at Marlboro. State,Hos- Jngna, .South OrnnfiK, niece of Miss Patricia L. Ganlher Miss Frances Connolly nardo. years in the U. S. Navy and is pital, officiated at the double the bridegroom, served as Ju- a senior at Monmouth College nior bridesmaid. The Rev. Thomas Grogan, ring ceremony in St. Gabriel's He is employed in Miles Cock- Catholic Church. Carlo Cologna, South Orange, newly-ordained in Sacred Heart tail Lounge, Atlantic Highlands. Announce Engagements Cathedral, Newark, cousin of Mrs. James Mulligan 3d The bride was escorted by brother-in-law of the bride- the bridegroom, celebrated his They will reside in Belford. (The former Claire Wilson) her father. She wore a silk groom, was best man. Junior first Nuptial Mass and officiat- ushers were Kenneth LeLong, RUMSON—Mr. and Mrs. Wil- MATAWAN — Mr. and Mrs, brother of the bride, and ed at the double ring ceremony. Michael Cologna, South Orange, liam A; Ganther, 5 Elm Lane, John J. Connolly, 173 Mata- Mrs. Pasquale Romeo announce the engagement of wan Ave., announce the en- The bride was given in mar- Carolyn Meyer Wed in Freehold nephew of the bridegroom. riage by her father. She wore (The former Janice LeLong) their daughter, Miss Patricia gagement of their daughter, A reception was held at the a floor-length embroidered peau Louise Ganther, to Jonathan Miss Frances M. Connolly, tc FREEHOLD — The Rev. The bride is the daughter in marriage. She wore a prin- home of the bride's parents. B. Peters, son of Mrs. Albeit de soie gown with short sleeves Anthony Carotenuto officiated of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyer cess style gown of Saki linen When they return from a Seaman John C. Jamison, U.S, and lace-bordered Watteau Hub Prepares Peters, Chatham, and the late at a Sunday afternoon marriage Jr., 73 Stratford Drive, Free- with a cowl neckline and elbow motor trip to Canada, they will Navy. He is the son of Mr, chapel train. Mr. Peters. ceremony uniting Miss Carolyn hold. The bridegroom's parents length sleeves trimmed with reside* in Edison. and Mrs. Burton Jamison, 2{ French crystal cording. Vietnam Parcels The bride-elect is a gradu- Mrs. Richard Snyder, Atlan- Sue Meyer and Kenneth A. are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A The bride was graduated Ned Drive. Bradley, Storrs, Conn. HAZLET — A package for ate of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- tic Highlands, was matron of Bradley Jr. in St. Rose of Lima Miss Jane Meyer, the bride's from Middletown Township Miss' Connolly, a 1967 graft honor for her sister. Bridal Catholic Church. ' Mr. Meyer gave his daughter sister, was maid of honor. High School and Tusculum Col- fietnam was prepared recently gional High School and the uate of Matawan Regiona! Monmouth Medical Center attendants were Mrs. Robert Bridesmaids were Miss Gale lege, Greeneville, Tenn., with a >y the garden department of High School, is employed al Burke, Oakhurst, and Miss bachelor of arts degree in School of Nursing, Long Ziolkowski, Roselle, 111., sister the Woman's Club of Raritan. Consolidated Edison of New of the bride, and Mrs. Robert Nancy Picthall, Belmont, Mass. social service. She is employed Branch. She is a registered The sending of packages to York City. Calandriello, New Shrewsbury. Ross-McCue Nuptials as a social worker at Marlboro nurse at Monmouth Medical The bridegroom's brother, area servicemen in Vietnam is Seaman Jamison, also a 196< David Bradley, was best man, State Hospital. Center doing general duty Sgt. Michael Mulligan, now in overall project of the club. graduate of Matawan Region serving in Vietnam, was best and ushers were Spec. 4 David The bridegroom was graduat- staff nursing. ed from Rutgers University and Sent to an area serviceman, Her fiance received a BA al, is awaiting assignment foi man for his brother by proxy In Fair Haven Church Roberts, Ft. Knox, Ky., and Lee McMichael, Scotch Plains. Naples University Medical Col- he package contained dried degree in sociology from Mor- duty in Vietnam this month in the person of another brother, Brian Mulligan, Leonardo. FAIR HAVEN — Miss Grace lege, Italy. He is a psychiatrist 'raits, a first aid kit, toilet avian College, Bethlehem, Pa., A reception took place here Cecilia McCue became the bride in Battleground County Club. resident at Marlboro State Hos- irticles, air mail envelopes and and was a member of Signa Ushering were David Wilson, pital. brother of the bride, and Rich- of Gregory Arthur Ross Satur- The former Miss Meyer at- ither items. Phi Omega fraternity. He is Shore Historian day, in the Church of the Birthday cakes also are be- in U. S. Army Intelligence. ard Parry, South Orange, tended Queen of Peace High PTA Installs Slate brother-in-law of the bride- Nativity. School, North Arlington, and ing sent to Vietnam packed The wedding, will take place Addresses Club The Rev. Donald E. Hickey, HIGHLANDS - Edward in marshmallows. Names of in September. groom. was graduated in 1965 from RIVER PLAZA — George H celebrated the Nuptial Mass Southern Freehold Regional Goode was installed as pres- area^ servicemen in Vietnam Moss Jr., author of "Land oi and officiated at the double High School. She attended ident of Our Lady of Perpetual can be submitted to any club Carol Johnson the Nauvoo, Pictorial History ring ceremony. Monmouth College and is in Help School PTA at the May member. Daughter The parents of the couple are the second semester of her meeting. He succeeds John J. of the Jersey Shore" spoke t Sciortino. Mrs. William Wed at Home the River Plaza Women's Clul Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Mc- senior year at New England Of Mayor Cue,- 120 Lincoln Ave., Fair College, N. H., where she will Donovan-, Manasquan, Mon- Trade your whiter weary car MEDDLETOWN—Miss Carol at a meeting in the firehouse, mouth and Ocean Counties re- Lynne Johnson, daughter of Haven, and Mr. and Mrs. Stan- begin student teaching In the or a peppy new one. Check to- Mr, Moss described the Bar- ley A. Ross, Hixson, Tenn. faU. gent of the Diocesan Council of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. rier Reef extending from Sandy Engaged Trenton PTAs, also installed Johnson, 301 Red Hill Road, The bride was escorted by Mr. Bradley is a graduate of ay's Classified Ads now! Hook to Long Branch an- MONMOUTH BEACH — Mr. George Amaro, first vice pres- was married on June 4 to her father. She wore a Swiss Mansfield (Conn.) High School, showed slides of old maps, and Mrs. Sidney B. John- ident; Mrs. Richard Kirk, sec- James Thurston Wilson of Ab- embroidered silk organza cage and received a bachelor of ond vice president; Joseph photographs, engravings and son, 11 Riverdale Ave., have an- with French puff sleeves, and a beville, S.C. wood-cuts. science degree on June 2 from Bellevanc'e, third vice presi- nounced the engagement of long Madonna mantilla. New England College. On their ART LOVERS, The Rev. Donald N. Sco- A covered dish supper wa their daughter, Miss Madeline dent; . Mrs. Geraldine Fagely, return from a wedding trip to recording secretary; Mrs. COLLECTORS. field, pastor of the New Mon- held. Co-hostesses were Mrs Frances Johnson, to Isaac Miss Eileen McCue, was maid Connecticut, Maine and Nova Mary Lou Blanton, correspond- mouth Baptist Church, offici- James Davidheiser and Mrs Stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. of honor for her sister. Brides- and those seeking ated at the ceremony which Scotia, they will reside in Hen- ing secretary, and Mrs. Patri- John J. Riley assisted by Mrs, Simon 0. Stein of Bay Shore, maids were Miss Brenda Mc- niker, N. H. Mr. Bradley will assistance in selecting took place here in the home Cue and Miss Anita McCue, cia Ohlinger, treasurer. Thomas E. Lacey and Mrs. D. Long Island, N.Y. An August Mrs. Gregory A. Ross be employed by the New prints jor the home of the bride's parents. Randolph Thomas. also sisters of the bride; Miss wedding is planned. (The former Grace McCue)' Hampshire Air Pollution and A recent art collection is In A reception was held in But- Miss Judith Witt, delegate to Michele Kozanosky, Red Bank; Water Control Commission. 50 Attend Party tonwood Manor, Matawan. the Citizenship Institute to be Miss Johnson attended the Miss Donna Majeski, Lincroft, The bride was graduated the process of being sold. City of London College and MATAWAN — The House The couple have completed held at Douglass College, June and Miss Joan Schissler, from Red Bank Catholic High Committee of the Woman's Among the works are Picasso their junior year at Berry Col- 17 to 21, and her mother, Mrs. graduated cum laude this Shrewsbury. School and was employed by lithographs, Dali etchings, month from Beaver College. Dicksie Hoyt Club of Matawan conducted a lege, Ga., and plan to continue Samuel R. Witt, were among Steve Ross, Burnsville, Minn., Bell Telephone Laboratories dessert card party in the club and Miro drypoint, as well as Her father is mayor of Mon- their studies. the guests. brother of the bridegroom, was Holmdel. house with 50 guests attending. Old English and Italian prints, mouth Beach. Mr. Stein stud- On TV Show best man. Ushering were The bridegroom was graduat Prize winners were Mrs. Se- and current lithograph by ied at the London School of Thomas Hickey, Shrewsbury; ed from Rumson-Fair Haven NEW YORK — Miss Dicksie well-known artists at all Economics and was graduated bastian Battaglia, Mrs. Ed- Michael Howland, Rumson; Regional High School. He is a Ann Hoyt, of Eiver Road, ward Patchell, Mrs. Thomas prices. Phi Beta Kappa from Colgate Gordon Forsyth, Fair Haven; senior at Dickinson College, Welstead, Mrs. Frederic Main, University in May. He will Fair Haven, N.J., a 1968 grad- For jurther information Donald Isaacson, Carlisle, Pa., Carlisle, Pa., as a candidate uate of Skidmore College, Sar- Mrs. Howard Woolley, Mrs attend Stanford University's and Roger Cook, Sarasota, Fla. for a bachelor of arts degree, Lydia Walling, Mrs. Fred Die- call Graduate School of Business atoga Springs, N.Y., and for- After a reception in the NCO majoring in history. He Is a trich, and Mrs." Paul A. Egan 671-9025 by TROPIC-CAL this fall. Club, Ft. Monmouth, the couple member of Sigma Chi frater- mer national water ski cham- Sr. motored through the southern nity. pion, will appear, with her fi- Honor Retiring states. They will reside In Hixson. ance, Air Force Lt. Andrew ********************** Batten Callen, River Road, YY7 T71 £! T* FURNITURE CO. J Jr. Member Bumson, on CBS-TV's "To MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. Bar- Tell the Truth" program W J2J J3 J. Keyport 264-0181 J ton Hoeg was honored at the Wednesday at 3 p.m. features . . . annual Mother-Daughter Din- The task of the panel will ner of the Matawan Junior In blacjc, white & turquoise be to guess which of the three DAYSTROM" Woman's Club held here in the jet pilots appearing on the $3.00 Mill House. program is to become her EST. 1869 Mrs. Hoeg is retiring from bridegroom Saturday, June 22. junior membership after 16 Many other The marriage will take place years. She has been program in St; George's-by-the-Biver In Open Mon. and Fri. evenings 'til 9 styles available chairman, recording secretary, Rumson. president, state membership chairman,, and Fifth District tie, adviser. Mrs. Richard Salm, Morgan- International "Shoppe with a Flair" ville, Mrs. John Bambrick and Mrs. Larry Sarlo, Matawan, "A New Dimension In Shopping" were installed as new mem- Fine Arts Gallery bers in a candlelight ceremony THE MALL RED BANK by Mrs. Jack Cottrell, imme- •ROAD ST. comer of MONMOUTH diate past membership chair- DIAL 842-4091 man. MRS. STANLEY S. LEE. MRS. JAMES K. NORDIN, LOWER UVEL formerly Miss Linda Rao Sal- married Saturday In Camp BROAD AND MONMOUTH STRUT lick, it the daughter of Mr. Wood Chapel, Ft. Mon- RED BANK and Mrs. Charles F. Sellick, mouth, is the former Linda 4 Thorne Place, West Keans- Marie Havens, daughter of burg. 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Our paintings aro rogisterod and certified as originals from and complements our young approach to hair styling. Come in, get acquainted with • MUSIC THROUGH- known artists all over tho world. Wo havo paintings to satisfy any decor and our styling exports. We can take care of all your beauty, needs. OUT WALKWAYS AND will lot you try thorn out boforo purchase. Wo take trado-ins of old pictures ARCADE • COMPLETE- and paintings on now oil paintings. LY CLIMATE CON- Tho bost framing in tlio businoss. Tho only paintings wo will give away will GRAND OPENING SPECIAL TROLLED • AL- bo an importod original painting up to $100.00 valuo, and if you're not ready now—como In and look and rogistor for a fros ono! Regular 25.00 WEATHER IN- SIDE THE 1 PERMANENT MALL. NAME (Print) BROAD AND MONMOUTH STREETS ADDRESS :.... PHONE RED BANK Dial 747-5731 BRING THIS COUPON • r. The Rev. Robert W. Branin Jr. rank of papal chamberlain with Mornine worship will h# >i*M »' Keyport Mrs. Eleanor Weigel was 11 it m, R#v. Hnrv*y Van Uriver U Rermon: "Christianity ts Stilt The will be ordained to the minis- the title of very reverend mon- Van Uriver U Morninf worship at 10:45 a rn. Th Answer." elected president and Mrs. pa* tort . L.tLt. OrRp Johnstn will Rev. S. T, Bnhoiten la paaior. try at the'First Presbyterian signor in Dec, 1966. He is a preach. CALVARY rtAl'TIST M Church Sunday at 4 p.m. member of both the Diocesan Helen Lindemann, vice presi- PBESFVTERIAN Little Silver Sundny «frvlcrin at II a.m. and dent. The new secretary will Ailnntir Htphlandi p.m. In the Fafrview School. The Rev. A 1948 graduate of Red Bank Liturgical and Ecumenical VurftU? -i#rvtci»i will fco h*lrl lit Y IINITKI> METHODIST Georfe J, EUirtU, pastor be Mrs. Dorothy Meyer and _. ..l,|tH( ;,fiUver . . AM. M1NTH1- EPISCOPAL High School, he served in thecommissions. 1 :l|tHfi> U L Mrs. Carol Martins, the new Anfl*riton. offtrUtinf. * Rev. iantorrt M. Haney will preach Nftveairik Army for four years. He re- Plans for the installation, of and cnntiurl (he morning wrirahip fer- Sunday aervices; floly Communii treasurer. Installation of offi- CHRISTIAN HTIKNCr BOCIETT vleea at II a.m. at 8 «nd If) a.m. with a sermon by ceived th'e*"AA degree in 1963Msgr. Maguire in his first pas- th» rector. The Rev. H. R. Rornnsc cers will take place at the" an- Atlantic Hlfrhlitnrla FT. JOHN'S KPISCOPAL and the BS degree in business torate are incomplete. ' Sunrtsy nrvfrp* will b» h^W M 11 Mttl« Sllve-r CLINTON CHAPEL A. M. E. 7I0N administration in 1965, both nual strawbery festival of the Sunday nervIceB will he Holy Com Ml()dlcU>wn OFFICIATES AT RITE LCW at the home of Mrs. Edna BATTIST vlrea- *( 1) M.m. Hdident Pny will hi Th» Iiev. RoDrrt Krgler Is pastor. from Monmouth College. In nhaftn'fd ^ MATAWAN — The Rev; Da-Martins, 50 Idletfild Lane, AMnntlc Hlshlsml* munion a-t • a»d 10 am. Rev. Thoma* 1968, he earned his BD degree Sunday FfrvlcM will h* at 1.1 a in. A. Kerr. reclor. will ofrtclata. New Shrewsbury vid Volk, pastor of Grace Lu- Tuesday at 8 p.m. Rfv Harry \V Kraft <« r«»tnr. Wor- from Princton Theological ship «prx irp M .7:30 P'n. REFORMED CHUnCH Seminary. theran Church, here officiated An evening of fellowship with Long Branch New Shrewnhury at the Rite of Confirmation for RT Ali'NEK TATIIOMO Sunday service will hn At D :H0 Married to the former Mar- refreshments will follow the AtlanUft Htchlanrii r.oHrr.i, HAM, 1ft::30 a..m. The Rev. Isnar, O. Rotten^ D. LOUIS TONTI, left, executive director of the N.J. seven young people of the installation. Newly elected Srni.lay M««pra «r» HI ft M, 7.4\ ». lx>ns B ranr.h berg will preach on "A Fa.ith Tha tha Ann Falk of Columbus, 10:1.1 111.11:1 «m. «nii 13:W »ni1 Servicw will he held Sunday at 9:36 la Both Liberal and Evangelical." Highway Authority, greets Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reade, Ohio, they are the parents of Cross of Glory Church on Pen- committee chairmen are: Mrs. Anil r> m. Hfv. Mic.h«f*l J. Lfaaa 1" a m A Gospel servica will b* hld tecost Sunday. Sharon Norden, chairman of at 7 pm. LVTHER MKMOKIA1, LUTHERAN Ocean Township, to preview concert Wednesday night. three children, Patti Sue, 11, (Missouri HjnoH) Cpnfirmands were Margaret outreach and fellowship com- RT. JAMKS F.PIHCOPAL New Shrewnhury More than 4,000 persons attended the opening. Another Linda Marie, 9, and Robert Cliffwood Beach I^nng Branrh Mornlni service at 10:30 a.m. Rev Charles, 4. The family are for- Goddard, Elizabeth Anderson, mittee, which handles hospital- I/nw M H us n t 8 a. m. Bun a" MRJI Donald U BifffB will preach. Sermon; RAVVIEW rRBsniTrniAN and sermon at in a.m. The Rev, JJlh concert was held last night. mer residents of Belford. Pamela Edwards, Patricia ity and refreshments; Mrs. In- Kdwarda will r»ffiplnle, ''Who Wants to ne God?" ' Johnson and Paul Hansen, 8unn(j Branch New 8hr«wahury Monmouth, the Rev. James E. MATAWAN — The Lutheran mar Londner, chairman of faith Wnrnlilp nervlcpd will b* held at The Sunday «ervlces will b» heJd at Bervlctf at 11 a.m. In the Banner BY Red Bank Church and life committee, which $ a.m with the pMtrtr, the R»v. W. 11 a. m. The Rev. Homer Trtculei, School. Andrews, assistant to the pres- Church Women of Cross of Wlnfleld W«L Mfirtntlnir. t plans the monthly LCW .pro- RED BANK — The vacation garten through sjxth grades are ident and director of informa- Glory Lutheran Church elected Oakhurst tion at Princeton Theological a new slate of officers and grams. Colls Neck Matawan riR«T METHODIST church school of the First invited to participate. Registra REFOHMKn TRINTV FPISOOFAL OaJthurrt Methodist Church will be con-tion forms are available at all Seminary, will deliver the ser- The Sunday •frvire wiu h(t at t»-3ft Matawan Servlcei at 9:30 and n am. Dr. mon. He will be assisted by »m. and II n m, The Rev, Samuel Mntlnn and Holy Communion at S John T>. Blair, paator. Rutsell 8. ducted July 8-19 from 9:30 a.m. three churches. LA r>n!a will uncak, a.m.; morning prayer and family Eu- Danfelaon, Jr. will preach oa "Return to noon. Mrs. Jimmie D. Simon, di- the Rev. Richard B. Anderson, CHRISTIAN CHURCH charist at 10 n.m. The. Rev, Carroll to a Afeantnjrful Rtltfion." pastor of the local church, and B Hall in rertnr. All sArvlefei arc Christ Church, Methodist, rector, has announced the fol- Mornlnp wnmhln aervlce will h» at held In the new church at West Fair Haven, and the Embury lowing staff: Mrs. Joe Rigby the Rev. David P. Muyskens of l & m Larry Ca!hr*>n U mlniiter, Court and Ryftm Inline. Occahport Ivctnini u-r>rahlp &t 7. Hit HI I'RKNRVTERIAN Methodist Church, Little Silver, Jr. and Mrs. Paul Rigby, both Hightstown. J Matawan (fALVARY BAPTIST The Rev. Mr. Branin will Worship HOTVICPH P:l5 and 11 a,m. OcMUiport are cooperating in the school. New Shrewsbury, kindergarten; Ealontowit The Rev. Chrntrr A. GaJloway will mornlnc aervlee at 11 a.m Boys and girls from kinder- Mrs. John Wixson, River Plaza, take up the pastorate of a preitc.h on "Is Father th» Head of church in Sigourney, Iowa, in JEStS CHRIST OF the Family?'* Old Bridge and Mrs. Lee Maddox, Holmel, LATTER PAY SAINTS grades 1-2; Mrs. Peter Ghiloni, August. < MurmnnV CRQHS OF fihORV hVTHKRAN ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC Eaton town Mala wan OKI Bridie Lincroft, grades 3-4; Mrs. S»n-lre« will be tha Priesthood Worship a»rv4c« At 9 Rnd 11 a,m. Rundur MUM will De at «;30, 7:30. McCullough TO HONOR GRADUATES maetmg at 9 a m. antl Uic Sacrament tit, 10, 11:11 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Frederick Tanis, Eatontown, FREEHOLD — This year's meptlni At A;00 p.m. Bishop Bruce FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE Rev. B«rnar4 A. Coen' U paator. Mrs. W. J. Paden, New Shrews- flav«K* will offlofftlc Matawan high school graduates who are - Sunday cervlcen at 10:30 A.m. JUHS T CROSS OF (1L0KT I.CTHEBAN Is Leaving bury, and Mrs. Walter Kroeck, METH0I1IRT p.m. at Jackson St. and Ravine Drive. OM Bridie members of the congregation The Rev. Panic! Oemle will olftcla,ti, *Th* Sunday aervie* will b« 'at 10:30 Lincroft, grades 5-6; Mrs. Leo- Eatontnw-n urn. will be honored at Grace Lu- Sunday Worship Service will b« at «T. O,E«ENT'« CATHOL1O nard Rowell, Red Bank, music theran Church at the 11:30 a.m. Malawan-Marlhoro aOOD SHErHEBD In Highlands 10 43 im. with Pastor William Joel Old Bridge and Mrs. Charles Kemp, Free- WrlrM of flel* tint. Sunday MUBBBB and Holy Communion service Sunday. will he hpld at 8, »:30 and 11 a.m. In Blbl« hour will 6« Sunday hold, recreation. ST. JAMES MEMOBtAl. EPISCOPAL thf* Matnwan Grammar School. Rev. at t:U a.m. Worship servlot HIGHLANDS — The Rev. Receiving special recognition Katnntnwn Joieph nuclnskl la paator. will bi at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Hirler B. William McCullough, pastor of An open house and recogni- Hnly Eucharist will he «t II and MtTM will oKlclatt. will be Wendy Bergman, Kate Mornlni Prayer at 10 a.m. JUv. H. FIRST UNITED MKTHODIST Highlands United Methodist tion program for parents and Bier, Mrs. Patricia O'Chet, Holly Knight olflcl* ting, Matawan Church, will lead his final ser- pupils is scheduled for the con- Sunday eprvlcea will he. at 9:30 and Raritan Township Peter Osterholtz, Susan Schae- MONMOt'TII BAPTIST 11 a.m. with a gnicnt speaker. vice here Sunday at 11 a.m. He clusion of school July 19 at 7:30 (Southern Rapllnt Conrenttnn) FAITH REFORMED ' fer, Beth Spitzner, Raymond Eatont/twn riltST BAPTIST CHURCH , Hailot has been assigned to Wesley p.m. at the Red Bank church. Pushkal, Richard Rosin, Alice Worship servlcea will b§ at B:45 Sunday aervlcef will be'held at 8:30 Morning Wqrahlp at 10 a.m. and 11 a,m. Rev. Theodore C. Muller Memorial United Methodist Yaeger and Kathy Miller. 10 am, Jl am. nnii 7;3O p.m. with - pulsr. R'v. Harold Klatn will Rev. M, R. Halrr, pastor preaching. CALVARY BAPTIST CHAPEL preach on "Th» Size of a Church." Church, Bridgeton. Mntawan Vacation School GUILD TO INSTALL John L. Carter Sam DiVita Morning Worn hip at 11 a.m. Bun- ST. JOHN'S METHODIST The Rev. George Starsmeare Fair Haven day evening worship at 7;30. Tht Hazlet . will take over the pastorate of LITTLE SILVER — New of- JEHOVAH'H WI Rev, Jack Klnncy la the pan tor, Junriay lervlees will be held at 0:30 Is Scheduled ficers of the Women's Guild of Fair II** en Conarexatlon and 11 a.m. Bev Norman R. Rlley the Highlands church as well MORflANVILLE MKTHOD1HT U putor. Sermon: "Make a Joy- (Klncdom HAII) ful Nolle Unto The Lord." Children'! as that of the Sea Bright United FREEHOLD — The First St. John's Episcopal Church Kair Havftn Morganvllte Meritorius Civilian Day program at 4 p.m. were installed at the closing DanleJ Mroc/kownkl will speak on Sunday worship aorvlce at 11 a.m. Methodist Church. Presbyterian Church is spon- *'Antw«ri Your Rlhl# Que-*llnn«"' at The Rev. William T. FranU U paator. The appointments will be soring a vacation church school luncheon of the guild. 10 a.m. Watch tower ntudy of Baptism, Red Bank "Fear the True God and Keep Hli made Sunday afternoon by July 15 . July 26. They are Mrs. Walter Bow- Commandments" at 11:10 a.m. wltn Marlboro TRINITY KriSCOPAL ker, president; Mrs. Schuyler Wirvln Hull pretdldlnj. =5 PROTESTANT Red Bank Bishop Prince Taylor at the The Methodist, Baptist and Service Award to 2 ( conclusion of the Southern flew Reformed churches are joining Pardee, vice president; Mrs. CHRIST CHURCH MKTH01H8T Tha. Sunday aervlcit wilt n« at 11 Sunday lervlcef will he held In the FT. MONMOUTH — The Fjilr Hivon a.m., Rev. Ed win P. Spencer, pastor, Mystic Brotherhood Lodge, 1.12 Maple Jersey Annual Conference of the Presbyterians and will as- Heyden Evans,, treasurer; Mrs. in physics at New York Uni- win jive a aermon "Fath»n Day Ave. at 8, 9:1ft and 11 a.m. The Rev. The Sunday iervlee will be ni 11 Canon OharlM H, Beat U rector. the Methodist Church, which is sist with staff responsibilities. Brad Murphy, recording secre- Meritorious Civilian Service versity. • m The Rev. Brown MacDonald Message." Award, the Army's second high- giieiit preacher, will apeak on "The ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC being held in Ocean City. tary and Mrs. Charles Hass- Mr. DiVita is a ceramic en- Birth of Ihe RplrlL" The school will be held from Middletown Red Bank At his last service, the Rev. 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Monday feld, corresponding secretary. est civilian prize, has been giv- gineer in the Electronic Parta HOI.V COMMI NtON K PI SCO PA I, lunday Masflea are celebrated at Mrs. Charles Sullivan was en to John L. Carter of Bel- 1 IMTEIl PH 8, n. 10 and 11 a.m. and noon. Mr. McCullough will install of- through Fridays. and Materials Division of the Fair Haven Lincroft lagr. Salvatore I>1 l^>renzo la paetor. appointed chairman of the holi- mar and Sam DiVita of West Sunday servinoa will he at ft and 10 Tiie Sunday norvice wilt he at ficers of the Women's Society All children ages four to 14 Components Laboratory. He • m. The Rev. Rrowii MacDonald, 10:30 a.m. with The Rev. Harold BAPTIST day bazaar, scheduled for Nov. Long Branch. was cited for "a distinguished gueat oreschcr. will sppak on ' "Tha Turner aneakinff on "Sense and ' Red Bunk of Christian Service for the or having just completed the Blrlh of The Spirit." Sentiment," Sunday worahlp aervlcen will be at coming year. They are Mrs.eighth grade are invited to at- 20 in the parish house. Both are employed in the career in the development of 11 a.m. Chaplain William Walton The next meeting of the guild Army Electronics Command's ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC of Ft. Monmauth will epe&k. Kve. William Kendrick, president; tend. electronic ceramics for the Freehold New "Monmmitli nlng praise service at 7:30. will be a luncheon Sept. 4 at Electronic Components Labor- Mansea are at 7. g:l.\ 9:30, 10:45 Mrs. George Schmidt,» vice AU classes will meet in the Army and the Department of HOPE MTTHF.RAN a.m. and noon In the, church; at 8:15, A.M.E. 7.1ON president; Mrs. G. Lester Whit- Christian Education Building of Shadowbrook,. Shrewsbury. atory. Defense." Freehold fl:3Qr in:45 a..in. and noon in Memorial Red Bank Worship Ren-Ire* will he. at B:30 a.m. Hall. Sunday eervlcea at 11 a,m. Rev*. field, secretary; Mrs. Joseph the Presbyterian Church, 118 Mr. Carter, chief of the lab- Th* Rev. Albert W. Clitiaon In pastor. TALKS ABOUT YOUTH He holds eight patents, has§ FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH Alfred S. Parker la paator. Patterson, treasurer, and Mrs. West Main Street. EATONTOWN - Mrs. Harry oratory's switching and non-published 18 professional pam- FIRST PRKSBVTKRIAN OF MONMOITN COUNTY ST. NICHOLAS RUSSIAN EASTERN linear electronics section, is a . Krerhnid Llncroft ORTHODOX Arnold Pederson, spiritual life The theme for study will Dahl, secretary of the Women's pers and has been "personally Mnrnlnn worship will he at fl;30 In Sunday aervlcrs will he held at 10:30 nationally known authority on (he new auditorium Ami at II a.m. in a. m. Rev, Harold R, Dean Is pastor. Red Bank chairman. be "God and His World." Society of Christian Service of involved in more than 12 de- the Ranruiar?. Pastor James R. Mem- The rtlvlne Liturgy will be cele- farewell party for Rev. and Music, recreation, art and the Methodist Church, gave a microwave duplexing switching velopments which have had _. mnlt will deliver a sermon. LINCROFT UNITED PRESBYTERIAN brated at 10 a.m. on Sunday and Holy crafts will be major segments and beam plasma devices, and r.HACK MT1IKRAN Dncrntt Days of Obligation. Evening flervtces Mrs, McCullough and their talk on "The Youth of Today" significant impact on industrial Sundny arrvU'p at 10:.TO a.m. The preceding Sunday and Holy Days of was cited for his work in these freehold ohllKHtlnn at 8 p.m. Father Bmlllan children will be held at 7 p.m. of the program. at a recent meeting. ceramic processing . . .or new Worship services will be at S and Rev. Harold Turner will preach. Kajko, pastor. areas. He holds 10 patents and 11 :in am. Rev, Pavirt C. Volk la ft K FORMED in fellowship hall. Mrs. Silvert Registration blanks will be A past president's pin was industrial products for the mil- . pastor. MlildlWown CHURCH OF CHRIST Walstrom Sr. and G. Lester available at the above church has several more pending. He The Sundayy aen'lrp will he heJd at Red Bank presented to Miss Henrietta also has authored 14 scientific itary." IMMANI'EI' BAPTIST 10 am. Ohaervancp of Children'* Day Sunday service at 11 a.m. The eve- Whltfleld are co-chairmen. es. Herrmann, retiring president, Kreehnld will preach at both services. ning service wlU be at 8:30 Bvan- papers. . Mr. DiVita's co-invention of Morning worship will he a.1 11 a.m. GOOD SHKMIKHI) LUTHERAN cellil Donald Wood -will preach at both by Mrs. Elbert Stein, who Is the atomized burner method fcnd eventnc ^ service at 7 p.m., both Holmdol-Mlddletown •ervlcea. assuming the office. The next Recognition of Mr. Carter's for preparing ultra-fine pow- in the VMCA Re.v. Frank C. Mone, The Sunday aervlce will he held rRESBVTERIAJI high standing in his field is pastor, will preach. at 1O:4A a.m. at the ThompHon School. Red Bank meeting will be Sept. 3. ders of titanates led to the de-i Rev. Geome J. Frank Jr., la pastor. Worship services Sunday at S and 99 Awarded Diplomas evidenced by requests for con- velopment of processes that are' .,. Highlands KINO OF H1N0S LCTHICHAN 11 a.m. The Rev. Charles S. Wehater sultation by such organizations will give a communion meditation, GUILD HAS MEETING used by Bell Telephone Labor-; FIRST MK1IM1O1ST Mtddletown - - . 'Blessed Are Tha pure~ in Heart." as Microwave Associates, Gen- Sunday services will he at * and RUMSON — Miss Ceil Payne atories, the Bausch and Lomb' HUll! r ' 10 45 a.m. Qev. WilllRm A. Hanson FIRST METHODIST At Maple Place School was. in charge of arrangements eral Electric, Radio Corpora- William J Mi'Culhmjh IR paMnr. will preach at both services. Red Bank Company and Clevite Corpora-/ Services of worship in the Sanctuary for a recent meeting of St. tion of America and Sperxy tion in advanced ceramic pro-, ' RT. AMHIKW'S METHODIST it B:30 and 11 a.m. Mint Wlnona B. OCEANPORT — Commence- aid Hmuon, David IUcoardo, Bruce Mary's Guild of St. George's- Gyroscope on work they are do- H Rhln* MMdMown Darrah will apeak on "Gift of Re- Rldolto. duction. > Th» Hnly KMoharlst will he cell lationship." ment exercises saw 99 Maple OhArlp« Schanck, John Bohnedder, ing for services other than the hrated thlx Sunday nt H and 10 a.m. Worship Rervti'ft a( 10 n.m. In Th« Sidney shriver, Robert Slmmona Mi- by-the-River Episcopal Church. »lth Matin* at 9:3(1 a m. and Even Nut Swamp School. Kev. William Place School students gradu- chael Thonms, Frank Van Brunt, A covered dish luncheon was Army. Mr. DiVita Is a graduate of tons. »i " p.m. Wm. T>. Lnrlnc \icar Ahrams Is minl-UPr, HUI.V TRIMTV KVANGEL1OAI, Ernest Weach, Thomas Wench, Ralph Rochester Technical Institute, will prrat'h. NEW SIO.NMOCril nAPTIST ated from the eighth grade. Yamello. fiorwiM Yamclln, Cora Am- served. Mr. Carter is a graduate of New Monmnnth MITHERAX hum, FrancclVa. Bova, Linda Buck, New York, and a fellow of the Worship aervlopn will he held at Red Bank John Nagel, president of the Rohui Cartwrlcht Arlene Caruso. In- Attending were the rector, Bluefield State College in-West Holiudrl 10:t-% a in. nivl 7 p.m. Rev. DonaM Sunday services at 9:1B and 11 a.m. Board of Education, presented grid Oaaey, Linda Olark, Carol Pang- American Ceramic Society. ^ Sritfipid will Bprak at both ser- The Rev. Harold Homberter la putor, leir, Katherln Dztedzlc, Theresa 'Pal- the Rev. Canon G. P. Mellick Virginia, and has completed noi,Mi»Fi, nunrii vf"ra Bnptlsin at HIP evening aprvlce. diplomas. cane, Itosanno Ftogirta, EUaaJbeth Belshaw, and the curate, lie study for his master's degree Hotmriel ST. JAMES CATIIOUO alompletro, Frances Glavasloh, Lore Th« Bunday nervlre will be at 11 SAINT CI.E>fK.\TS El'I&COPAI. Richard Maher and Cora Am- Gunther Amy Halbstedn. Debra Warn- Rev. George Willis. The next Lincroft United »m. with the pastor. Rev. John W, Boltord Red Bank hreoht, Cindy Jeffrey, Margaret Johns, Waldron, o(flclatln«. Sunday achertuie: 8 am. Holy Ku- Sunday M&saei will be at 6, T:30, 9, burn were awarded the Parent- Susan Johnston, Pauline Lajrrotterla, meeting of the guild will be in Presbyterian Church rhart.tt and 5e MIchfc*l AriMrtafllii. ST. MAKH'H ST. OEOBOE'S-By*THB-mVKR J&mea Bailey. Timothy Boaty, Rog«r of the Sea, Long Branch. cream, all made with straw- kindergarten only) K OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY BlnfarH, John Bradley. Kurt Ruck, y y Ijponardn KPISCOPAL Broekloy CMivpbeJl, William Chap* Church Slates He was ordained by Bishop berries, will be served. The, Reverend rmini'n «t % a m and Choral Eu- Morning worship B(*r\-ic# at 11 a.m. Rum son mftn, Carl Christiansen, IxwLi 1W- Ahr in 1950 and has been edi- The Rev. Alfred S. Parker edarlst at (:30 A m. Rev. Kenneth N. Gamble wtH speak. Sundayy aervieea tvtU be at ft, 6:30 lepa, Michaol Blchlnger, Peter -Fin- Harold Turner, Pastor Evnnlng snrvk's at 7:30 p.m. and 11 a.m. r.erty Rltoard Grtinkoa, Vincent Hlff- Annual Carnival tor of The Monitor since 1957. is pastor. FIRST TRKSBYTERIAN rln«, ' Oiiaey Hullck, Scott J*t(rey, Key port LEONARDO RAPT1ST t Robert Johnson. Frank lAmbertson, Leohrrdo •. * * Rum soil David t«mavki McCoy, . John , EAST KEANSBURG — The C.ETHSK.MANF. l.LTIIKRAN Sunday services will he a.t 11 a.m. Family finrvloe a.t 0:30 a.m. Th« lIcFaddin, Richard Mader, Carl Ma- -Keypnrt with a Fathers Pay program and at The Rev. Harvey C Doule. Jr. will rino, Stephen Nelson, Qaxy Norls, Rev. John B. Cook, pastor of Sunday services will be at a.jn, 9:45 7:30 p m. with graduation exercliea. reach on "A Voice In the Nlcht" Thom«8 PJLtno, Oftvid INiqufttte, Ger- St. Catherine's Catholic Church, »nri a: 1! « m The Rev. Henry W. ard PfljBOUOCl, Bract Payseur, Ron- Kirr-ner u pastor. WESTMINSTER PRKSBYTER1AN Sea Bright has announced that the annual RT. JOSEPH'S (ATHOI.IC Mlddletnwn ST. MTKE'ft A.M.E. church carnival will be Mon- Do you know what Key n*>rt fiumUy lenices will be fl:lB a.m. Mj»S!tM« will he. at « W and 7:10 when the Rev. Harlan C. I>urfe* will Sea Bright day, June 24, through Saturday, • m nnrl l" 1^ p m In the church; speak on "Direction and Meuurlnf The Sunday anrvlce will be at-1 f.m, Eatontown Gets Tn pe.'' when Rev. Floyd N. Black will June 29, from 6 p.m. to mid- preach. Federal Cash night on the St. Catherine's Christian Scientists really believe? Shrewsbury School grounds. CHR1KT EATONTOWN - The fight to Bhrewibury get the federal government's According to co-chairmen Relatively few people do. • .... Holy ICucharliit &t 8 and 0 a.m. Leo Carton and William Pur- A Place to Grow Mornini prayer at U:1A a.m. The promised subsidy for children Rev. Ronald a. Albury will preach at cell, this year's fair will feature They are often sufprised at the logical — and understandable . the latter two services on "Crisis attending Eatontown schools, tn the Nation." whose parents live or work on additional rilles and attractions. — theology of this Christian religion. In fact, many people have The Rusty Chain and Light Christian Shrewsbury federal property, is over. z become Christian Scientists when they have discovered how clearly The morninK servlt-cs of worship The full amount will be forth- Show, a rock group, will per- rill he at 9::U) a.m. and 11 x.m. It relates the teachings of the Bible to living in today's world. The Rev. James R. Bteele, pastor, coming. form Wednesday night, June will deliver the enrmon. "WlU The Science Ciilprlt riea» Bland iij>." Last year, the federal gov- 2G. Why not come into our Read ing Room and learn this for yourself? BKLinlOUS HdllKIY OF FHIKNDS ernment pledged to pay the No need to speak to anyone ... just come in and choose a chair Katnntown school system $.'!M Four County Students Sunday Suniliiy meetlnx la held at 11 a.m. for each child living on a gov- and sit down to read. It could be the most inspiring and helpful . FIIIST ARKKMIll.V OF OOI) i On Phifjry Honor Roll y •niment insinuation, specifical- time you've ever spent. iindnv wnr«liip nervlre at 11 n m. ly Ft. Monmouth, and attend- EUZARKm — Four Mtin- School EvangettrtUn d^rvlre at 7 p.m. PAtrlrk O. McLean Is pastor. ing a school in Knlnntown. mouth County students have CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM (mm Nursery to 20 years of age The government was also to been named to the honor roll 11 A.M. SUNDAY MORNING Union pay $192 for every child living at the Pingry School in Eliza- flRACF, MF.TIIOIHNT n Eatontown having a parent beth. They are Stuart Leigh, Union Heach who worked at Ft. Monmouth. Wigwam Road, Locust; Wal- VISIT US AT THE MALL Wnrnlilr •nrvirps will l>* Rundny at first Church of in n.m. 'Hie JUv, FrAiilclin H. BIrrt This money totals |518,00fl. ler Van Wagner, 22 Itivcr Ave., (in Red Bank) Ir l« i>*stor, flermnn: "First Iliinjti Congress, however, tlireat- Monmouth Beach; Joel Rog- Christ, Scientist >nod a nationwide cutback of ers, fil Kings Hwy., Middle- OPEN WEEKDAYS 10:00 A.M. — 5:00 P.M. 211 BROAD ST., RED »ANK Branch tlie funds. This would liave town, and Sulviitore Ali, South nrt'ORMATIflN I.I'TIIFHV ('IlirRfff D. UNTIL 7:30 P.M. — FRl. UNTIL 9:00 P.M. : top In, pick one' un and- awarded a first prize by the Newberry, Red Bank; Ann Ac- Sayreviile, John Johnson, Columbi1: a Scholastic Press As- quaviva and Leigh Morris, W. HOW successful are these U» us htlp you plan your trlp.^ "-•--<-—------•- Jo Briscione is faculty adviser programs? Mr. Farrell says Leonardo, Charles Oberlln, soclation of Columbia Univer- T. Grant, Little Silver; Ca- OUR GRADUATES GET JOBS! to the Trumpet. that his students will have Ijconardo, and sophomore In ortw ta Insurt accommodations, sity. mlllo Gelso and Maria Spag- we request that you mak« your nuolo, Place 1, Red Bank; An- earned more than $25,000 by David Bellezza, Keansburg. reservations at toon at potslbi*. The C.S.P.A. evaluates school gela Alexander, II. T. Young IBM TRAINING IS THE KEY newspapers from throughout the Students' Pogt Pharmacy, Little Silver; Robin LESS OIL—A CLEARER COMPLEXION nation against a set of criteria Grim, Four Seasons, Eaton- which summarizes the funda- To Pisani Girl town. . . . lhat'i what CloarPlox hat dona for TO YOUR SUCCESS mentals of journalism as they ma. It'i amoilnq what a difference) Cloar- TRAVEL And, Julie Gelso, A & P, Lit- apply to student publications. IMMACULATA, Pa. - Miss Plox hai mad* In my complexion. Summer Classes Now Forming j (division of) tle Silver; Bria Munson, Sears Editors of this year's Paula A. Pisani, daughter of Roebuck, Middlntown; Louis ClearPIox d (lie wonderful new product JOS. M. BYRNE CO, Trumpet are: Mark Sicgel, Dr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Pisa- Mauro, J. H. Kelly, Red Bank; that clears comploxlont. lit patented Veterans Approved Travel Service editor-in-chief; Maxwell Colby, ni, 45 Bellevlew Ave., Rumson, Dennis Zilinsky, Food Fair formula actually starves ugly skin blem- Slnca 1886 cxcculive editor; Janice Knyc, ishes by drying up the oil* (hot blemlthei N.J., a senior at Immaculate Hazlet; Moss Dudley, Dudley's, feed on. Developed by a landing derma- feature editor; Karen Ton- 144 Brood Street College, Pa., has been elected Red Hank; Anna Williams, tologist, CloarPlex it guaranteed to work ORTHEAST m;in, exchange editor; Edwin Shop IlHc, Little Silver; India or your money baclc. Available at leading Rbd Bank president of the Student Asso- Buslncif Machines School Gardner and Larry Edgar, co- Webster, Stelnbach's, Red Drug Storoi without a prescription. LYNN TRAVIS 74 If 080 ciation, fcio highest student Manry Hudlon 54 BROAD ST., RED BANK 747-4^7 sports editors; Patricia Koell- Bank; Sharyn Sims, Family Photo by Page prrnto ilutfle '> Regional High School I hotter, news editor; Gall governing office. Pharmacy, LJttio Silver; Gloria Yancey Fancies 67 for Open Lead V* - i ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - hole and, while finishing with today's second round. Meanwhile defending cham- "The sand is the worst I two of the last three holes, Bert Yancey, a former West a 75, was not sure that he Gary Player of South pion Jack Nicklaus, unable to ever saw." t sinking a 25-foot putt at the Pointer who turned from would be able to continue. Africa, the second choice on read the Oak Hill greens, and Palmer had three straight 18th, in playing the last nine billets lo birdies, .soizod Uie "I had trouble swinging," the basis of frizzling practice Roberto de Vicenzo, the Brit- bogeys, starting at the holed in 32. seventh, and finished his first round lead in the US. Casper said. "We'll have to rounds, skied to a 76, with ish Open champion from His 35-32-67 over the 6,962- Open Golf Chamionship with see tibw I feel Friday." double bogeys at the eighth round bogey-bogey He three- Argentina, each shot 72, and yard, par 35-35-70 Oak Hill a three-undcr-par 67 yester- Kriek: 79 and 18th. putted the seventh and Arnold Palmer, the people's course, playing heavy under day in a day of calamity and Phil Krick, head pro at the "Nothing is wrong with me eighth, took three from 20 somber skies with occasional physically," the dejected choice, finished each nine on yards out at the ninth and woe for Bill Casper and other Rattleground Country Club, drizzles of rain, gave him a favorites. Freehold, N. .T., had a di- South African said. "I just a bogey note for a 73. also three-putted from the two-stroke edge over a pair .Casper, the season's lead-. sastrous opeing round, .krick played miserably." "I didn't play well," front edge at the 17th. , ing money winner and fi-i finished with a "41-38-79 arid' •At the lirialhole, lie hit Into moaned a dejected Palmer. Yancey, 29, who received a of Tetfans—towering Charles favorite for his third Open faces the prospect of failing a trap and then three-putted "I left a ball in the trap at medical discharge from the Coody and loquatious Lee title, pulled a kink in his back to survive the 36-hole cutoff from 12 feet, missing an 18- the 17th and I three-putted military academy because of Trevino, tied at 69, the only on a bunker shot at the 10th which will be made after . incher. three greens. a nervous condition, birdied other players under par. Four National Bombers Thomas M. Perry Stack Up 68 Home Runs Perry New AD

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (of the National League season. tros in a losing cause. The nightcap was suspended Ernie Banks, Willie Mc- They all cracked their first Banks and Santo got theirs as after 5V_ innings with the score At Red Bank Covey, Ron Santo, take your 1968 homers last night, while the Chicago Cubs whipped Cin- tied 1-1 and will be completed 90S career home runs and make McCovey, Banks and Santo cinnati 8-4 while McCovey's during California's next trip to BED BANK - Thomas M. A Navy veteran of three way for Deadly Dick Schofield rapped their 13th, 12th and 11th, failed to prevent San Francis- Boston. Perry, cross country and track years, he is also a member of Slugging Steve Carlton, Clout- respectively, in afternoon con- co's 8-7 loss to Pittsburgh. The ~St. Louis and Atlanta were coach at. Red Bank High School, the Knights of Columbus, Homo tests. New York Mets and Los An- has been named athletic direc- ing Cal Dalrymple and Belt- locked in a 1-1 battle through 11 Owners Association of Sea Girt, ing Bob Watson. Cards Trip Braves geles were not scheduled. innings with pitcher Carlton's tor to take over the reins for and Upsala Alumni Associa- Those last four bombers Schofield and Carlton con- In the only American League first major league homer the the retiring Frank J. Pingitore. tion. " boast 68 homers among them nected as St. Louis tripped At- action, Detroit defeated Minne- only Cardinal run. In his nine-year tenure at today, which is four more than lanta 3-1 in 18 innings. Dalrym- sota 3-1, Oakland edged Cleve- But Schofield, a light-hitting Red Bank, Perry, 40, also has Dr. Robert C. Hoops, supei^ they had a day ago — or even ple unloaded to help Phila- land 1-0 in 11 innings and Cali- utility infielder who entered coached bowling and junior intendent of schools, said it is two months ago at the start delphia nip Houston 3-2, while fornia topped Boston 4-2 in the the game in the ninth inning, varsity basketball. not yet known whether Perry Watson socked his for the As- first game of a doubleheader. came up for the first time in Perry is a graduate of Up- will continue to coach the track the 12th and homered off Phil sala College, where he re- sports. ceived his bachelor's degree.' wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiii ininiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiniaiiiiDiiiiiiii Niekro. The Cards added an in- During summer vacations, How About surance run when pinch hitter He also has completed graduate work at Rutgers University Perry has worked as a special Phil Cagliano walked and Lou patrolman in Sea Girt, where Saturday? Brock doubled him home. and Newark State College. Be- How They Stand fore coming to Red Bank, Per- he resides. WEST LONG BRANCH — "I hit a knucklebaU, but 'it ry was a member of Raritan On the Red Bank faculty, he By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NATIONAL I.EAGEE wasn't Niekro's good knuckle- If at first you don't suc- AMERICAN MCAC.17K W I. Pet. Township High School's facul- teaches United States history ceed. ... W L. Fct. OB St. Douls ..... 3« 2* .600 ball," said Schofield, who has Detroit ~~, , 39 20 .661 — San Francisco ^ 26 .533 ty. . "'-"•• ' and American Government. Once again yesterday after- Baltimore ^....JZ 21 .571 AH JMS Angeles .32 29 .525 hit all of 17 homers in 16 big Cleveland — 33 2T .WO 6K Atlanta 30 28 .517 league seasons. "Nobody hits noon the scheduled cham- Oakland 28 29 .401 10 Chicago .29 29 .500 Minnesota ™.™..™..28 31 .475 ll Philadelphia _..26 28 .500 his good one." pionship game of the Mon- Boston > .28 29 .473 11 Cincinnati 28 29 .491 mouth College Invitational New York 2fl 32 .448 12^4 New York .27 29 .482 Increases Lead California . .28 32 .448 12W Pittsburgh 33 31 .426 10 O'Donnell Signs High School Baseball Tour- Chicago 24 30 .444 12*4 Houston 23 33 .411 11 B$ winning, St. Louis In- Washington 24 32 .429 13H Yesterday's Results nament between Mater Del Yesterday's Result* Pittsburgh 8. San Francisco T creased its league lead to four and Manasquan was rained California 4-1, Beaton 2-1, 2nd garni Chicago 8r Cincinnati 4 •uspended, 614 Innings Philadelphia 3, Houston 2 games over the Giants, iVi out. DBtrolt 3, Minnesota 1 St. Louis 3, Atlanta 1,, 13 Innings over the Dodgers and Oakland a, Cleveland 0 Professional Pact Only games scheduled. RAMMING A BIRDIE — Bart Yancey shows hii pleasure Hopeful they don't run Only games scheduled. Tonight's Games five ahead of the Braves. Tonlffht'* Oamei San Francisco (McCormtck 5-7) at "That's what pennant - win- NEPTUNE — Ken' O'Donnell, An All-State choke in bas- as his putt drops for a birdie on 'the 18th green in into the opening of high New York (Barber 0-1) at Oakland New York (Koosman 9-2) (Hunter 5-5) Chicago (Ny» 3-6) at Atlanta (Reed ners are made of," said Man- Neptune High School's out- ketball, the 5-7, 18-year-oM school football practice, the Washington (Col em in 4-5) at Cali- 6-2) yesterday's first round of the U.S. Open in Rochester, contending nines will try fornia (Brunei 64) Houston (Wilson 4-7) at Tittabureh ager Red Schoendienst, refer- standing basketball and base- guard guided the Scarlet Fli- Detroit (Wilson 4-4) at Chicago (Moose 1-4) ers to the finals of Mate Group N.Y. The bird gave him a three-under-par 67 and the again tomorrow afternoon at (Peters 3-6) Cincinnati (McOool 2-3) sit SI Louis ring to the homers by Scho- ball player, yesterday signed a the Monmouth College dia- Boston (Ellsworth 4-4) at Cleveland (Jaster 5-2) field and Carlton. City's Convention Hall in late tournament lead. IAP Wirephoto) e opened •••••••••••••••• Sunday. gauge event with a 494x500 and then went Rlker to public fishing if fresh water anglers are going to have ••••••••••••••••I GRASS room to cast in. Closed to all except those with friends in on to take the 20-gauge crown as well. Shooting for Wayside in the five man event were Ted Genola Sr., Warren Horre, the governing agencies that control these municipal reser- PANELING Mets to Conduct Dick Peck and Timmy and Betty Roschen of Spring Lake. voirs, public opinion can support efforts by the state govern- The State Skeet Shooting Championships for 196S saw ment to get these bodies of water opened for recreational CATCHING Tryout Session use. BONANZA the largest field of shooters in the history of the champion- mower ^, TOMS RIVEB - The New ships blanket the skeet fields at Grouse Ridge Gun Club just More and more salt water anglers are turning to small Famous Brand Name York Mets will conduct a try outside Clinton. Shot over a three-day period, the matches boats as a means of escaping the crowded surf. Yet the .Genuine Oak out for Shore area boys 16-20 drew 124 contestants in the 12-gauge events. Rather obvious- beaches become more crowded each spring. Few towns want ATTACHMENT on Friday, June 28, at the ly, skeet shooting is a rapidly growing sport. t surf anglers on their beaches during the summer months. • S-Coaf Finish Ocean County College field, SPORT FISHING GROWS After June 1, the streets near the beaches are off limits to • Full V4" Thick 99 Hooper Ave. Just a few short years ago, the Outdoor Recreation parkers, the jetties built with public funds are rarely open • 4'K8' Shtth The session will run from .Resources Review Commission had a study made of sport to the'angler. Access to the open beach must be provided • If P«rfwt 4.00 2 Here's the only reasonably 9:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. fishing. Prepared by experts of the U. S. Bureau of Sports and miles of beach made available if surf anglers are to be priced grass catching Boys must he fully uniformed a part of the future of sports fishing. CASH 'N CARRY mower attachment that's Fisheries and Wildlife, Report No. 7 presented some guide- really convenient and effi- and bring baseball glove and lines for the future of sports fishing. cient...the Parker Trail- shoes.'The Mets will provide People enjoy sport fishing. It is interesting to note that, Georgia Pacific ette Lawn Sweeper. The all other equipment. while the national population will probably double by the Trailette attaches to any American legion players Imperial Walnut Frosted CYPRESS riding unit; its .huge 12 hu. year 2000, the number of fishing days (one person fishing one ntliNt show written permission 1 capacity makes frequent day Equals one fishing day)"is expected to Increase ISO per • 1st Quality lit Quality stops to empty the catcher from their coach or post com- cent. 1970 should see a 50 per cent increase in the total of • 4'x8' Shfltt mander. 99 • Full 4x8 Shett 99 obsolete; the basket dumps fishing days. 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C. being plum here ths weekend in Jack Sweeney of Rumson, The Red Bank Gold Cup, sanctioned by the American canceled last weekend, it was the 23rd annual National Eastern Divisional champion which goes to the winner of Powerboat Associalion to mentioned that most drivers Sweepstakes Regatta on the in the 145 cu. in. class, who the 266 class, also carries make new record times bona on the circuit will be at Red Navesink River. was one of the star per- history. Others include the fide. Rank, with Iheir craft in fine condition following two weeks ,Jn the two-day event, the formers here last year, also Commodore's Trophy; Mexi- Numerous owners . and : : skiff drivers will be compet- warms up for the long sea- can Goodwill" Trophy; Ked 'drivers in ihe area compete • of- tuning up; -*-T — •-? •>—.-•- ing for the Eastern Divisional son ahead by starting off in Bank Silver Cup; Primavera with others coming from the Restrictions are going to championship, the only title anticipation of another East- Memorial; Bob White Buick; Eastern Seaboard and even be tighter than ever in the on the racing program this ern victory. The Daily Register; N. J. as far west as Kentucky. pit area this year. Coast year. Sweeney was also National Natural Gas, and the Sam Lorraine Powell of Little Guard, American Power Boat Fred Zbranak of Linden, High Point champ in the 145 Crooks Memorial. Silver is one of the few Officials, and regatta officials last year's Eastern Division- class, and won the National Sponsors of races are 44s, distaff set that filed a late will be policing the area. An TALKING TO A CHAMPION — Jack Sweeney, second from left, Rumson, who was al champion, will be on the Trophy, racing "Blue Chips." I Natural Gas; 48s, Red Bank entry blank. She races in the accident at one of the regat- Navesink to defend his title High Point Champion Boh._ / Jaycees; 145s, Kiwanis; 150s, 44 class. tas, in which a child was o national champion in the 145 cubic in. hydroplane racing division, checks the rac- in his craft, "Orange Crate." Letwenski, Union Beach, in Lions; 26Gs, Red Bank Bor- Perry P. Walter of Rumson crushed badly, brought on the ing program for this weekend's regatta, on the Nave jink River. Committee mam- Other top drivers in Jer- the Ski Runabout class, re- ough; 280.?, Middletown Town- will enter two boats in two new tight regulations. In bers filling Sweeney in, left to right, are Tom Labrecque, chairman; George Mayer, sey Speed Skiff class also turns racing his "No Smoke." ship; 7-litre, Rotary; Jersey classes. Walter races a rela- fact, the regatta is now involved in a $150,000.suit. finance, and Bud Dupree, arrangements. will report to the starter's Drivers will be racing from Speed Skiffs, Russell Oldsmo- tively new 7-litre called gun. New York, Pennsylvania, bile-Cadillac, and Ski Run- "Miss New Jersey," and has One of the' Model-T's of Robert Holsclaw, National Maryland, Virginia, Florida, about, Sal's Tavern. a 280, "Miss Rumson." boat racing will be on dis- Champion in the division, Kentucky and Quebec, Cana- As in previous years, the Before the races start on play in the Marine Park area. and a resident of nearby Oak- da. Winding River Boating Asso- Saturday, Sweeney predicts "Hotsy Totsy," a big hurst, also will start in de- Racing schedule will start ciation of Millville, will more than 100 craft will "Sweeps" winner in Red Post-Deb Tomorrow fense of his crown. at noon on both days. handle the details of the rac- register. Walt Struzek, first Bank in 1930, is being trans- J. - Chris Ziegler of Long The classes will have sepa- ing program, including safety in United States last year ported from its home base OCEANPORT — Ogden My Lady will be among the expected to be made up of Wal- Branch is High Point Cham- rate cash prizes and trophies and other official duties. in his 280 "Vagabond," will in Sea Bright. Phipps' Lucretia Bori, listed as starters." ter M. Jeffords Jr.'s Black- pion in the skiffs and expects for each race. Numerous The Coast Guard will be in head the pack in this class. George Mayer, financial a possible starter in tomor- The 10 probable Post - DebEyed Susan victor Singing Rain, to start accumulating valu- perpetual awards and special charge of keeping the river A brand new boat, Bill chairman of the regatta, re- row's $25,000-added Post - Deb starters are headed by unbeat- E. M. Hydeman's Patricia A. able points toward the 1968 trophies will be presented. at the safety level, and craft Block's and Elmer Linck's ported the event is over the Stakes for 3-year-old fillies, was en First Noel, owned by Mon-Stakes winner Brouillard, Judy crown. Approximately 15 Winners of Saturday's events will patrol in assisting the "Sei-R-See" will be going "hump" in raising a budget declared out of the 1-A-mile mouth Park treasurer Ander- Burke's New York invader skiffs will compete. will be presented prizes upon regatta officials. Also assist- into the water for the first of $9,500. Monmouth Park feature by son Fowler. A winner in all Warm Glow boasting a three- completion of the program. Eight Other Classes ing will be the Coast Guard THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, June 14, 1968—15 trainer Eddie Neloy yesterday four of her outings at six fur-race win streak, Sam Lyon's Eight other classes will be The Big Prize Auxiliary and the Marine Po- morning. longs, including the Miss Wood- Copper Canyon, Eokeby Sta- on the racing schedule. In- The National Sweepstakes lice of New Jersey. Trainer Kenny Noe also ex- ford Stakes on the first Satur- ble's New York shipper. Crystal cluded are the 44, 48, 145, Trophy is the big one. It The course, a mile and two- pressed doubt about starting day of this meeting, First Noel Palace, Donna Buxton's Mer- 150, 280 and 266-cubic inch goes to the winner of the thirds, is approved for speed Herman Goodpaster's Walk My will receive her first distance tensia, Keeve Schley's Helen hydroplanes, Ski Racing Run- 280 cubic inch hydro class, records. The drivers will •Xady. "If it looked like only test in the Post-Deb. New York Jennings, and Isidor Bieber's about, and the 7-litre hydro. and Is one of dignity. This take their craft around the RENT A CAR or six or seven would go, then rider Jesse Davidson, aboard entry of Parida and Wish Well. Robert Overdorf, 44 hydro one. ranks with the Inter- course for three laps for all she might run," commented in the Miss Woodford, will have Cooper Canyon and Parida National Champion from national Gold Cup and Presi- heats. Noe. "But with as many as 10the mount on First Noel. have both placed in stakes this TRUCK from HERTZ likely starters, I doubt if Walk i The remainder of the field Is season, The former was third to Singing Rain in the Black- Eyed Susan, and Parida came U-DRIVE . . .Call from far back to be third to Kiner to Appear Here Monday Dark Mirage in last Saturday's EATONTOWN—Thomas Mc- ership in home runs in each Ralph holds or shares many 775-1515, 222-3299, 747-2121 Middletown Defeated Mother Goose Stakes. Donough, general manager of of his first seven seasons in other marks and was picked Monmouth Chrysler-Plymouth, the major leagues; and on five National League All- 700 Rt. 36, has announced that by hitting more than 50 home Star teams. In 1950, he was In Carleton League West German Team Ralph Kiner, New York Mets* runs for the second time in named by the Sporting News Howell defeated Middletown, Mark Strides was the winner TV and radio commentator, 1949, he established a National as the Top Player in the Na- 2-1, last night in a Northern for Howell, going the distance. Cracks World Mark will make an appearance at League mark. tional League. TWIN BROOK GOLF CENTER Division Ed Carleton Memo- He fanned 14 and didn't walk FULDA, West Germany (AP) his showroom on Monday at By hitting 16 homers during Through the sponsorship and Jumping Brook- Rd. off Rt. 44, Ntptuna rial League game. a batter, and gave up seven — West Germany's national 3:30 p.m., during Monmouth the month of September, 1949, courtesy of Monmouth Chrys- In the only other game, Toms hits. two-mile relay team broke the Chrysler • Plymouth's anniver- he broke the National League ler-Plymouth, Ralph Kiner OPEN DAILY JUyer won a 5-1 decision over Jill Gill went 6% Innings world record by 1.2 seconds sary celebration. record held by Fred William's also will appear at the Fair (Open 8 a.m. to Midnight) Brick, in the Southern bracket. for Middletown. He was tagged with a time of 7 minutes, 14.8 Kiner, one of the great home of Philadelphia, who hit Haven Little League All-Star • 18 Hole Par 3 Course for six hits, fanned and walked seconds in a track meet here run hitters of all time, in a 15 during the month of May,Game at the Youth Center at eight. Larry Smith worked yesterday. 10-year period hit 369 homers 1923. 5:30 p.m. Monday. • Driving Range (40 Tees) ALLPRO only % of an inning, but ab- The time eclipsed the mark and drove in 1,015 runs. He Kiner tied a major league The winning team will go to • 9 Hole Pitch S Putt sorbed the loss. of 7:16.0 set by a Soviet Union slugging percentages in 1947,mark by hitting four homers Shea Stadium on July 13 as Ladies Day Every Tuesday TRANSMISSIONS Howell chased over a run inquartet at London, England, 1949, and 1951; in total bases, with bases full in 1949; tied guests of McDonough and Special Rates SPECIALISTS the fourth on a single and three June 22, 1966, 1947; in bases on balls (117) inRoger Hornsby's National Monmouth Chrysler-Plymouth, COFFEE SHOP 775-15a& 1949, (137) in 1951; and (110)League record for most horn sponsors of the game. * Adjusted • Reiealed walks. In the eighth, three sin- The four runners, each travel- • Repaired • Overhauled gles and a hit batter produced ing one-half mile, were Bob in 1952. . ers with bases filled in lifetime the winning run. Tuemmler, Walter Adams, Kiner became the first play- (12). 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SFiOP Rr.'I Bank and Anbury Park 10 n.m. lo 5:30 p.m. — Wednesday and Friday 'lil 9 Quarter Century Mark Closing Chapter in Life of School Man By LONIA EFTHYVOULOU the community since 1930, when eggs and then peddling them." conveniences we have now." Speaking of memorable occa- NEW SHREWSBURY — After he bought the property lie still He kept the chicken farm un- The district has now grown ions during his career, Lou a quarter century of service to owns at 644 Tinton Ave., Tinton til 1955. Summing up his chick- to include 64 classrooms in aid: "Getting the Sycamore community education, Louis A. Falls. en farming experiences he ad- three schools, the Tinton Falls, ichool built was quite an Steinmuller will shelve his 'Completely Rural' ded, "I most certainly never Sycamore Avenue and Swim- ichievement. We had applied books. "It was not New Shrewsbury want to own another chicken ming River Schools, with a stu- or federal aid to accommodate Mr. Steinmuller, "Lou" to all, then," he said, "but Shrews- again." dent population of 1,700. - he children from Vail Homes- has served the Tiuton Falls bury Township, governed by a He joined the school board Lou became board secretary Shrewsbury Township. We were Schools District Board of Edu- Township Committee. This was in February 1944, at a time through what he termed "a for- llocated a grant of $90,000. cation for 12 years as a mem- a completely rural area then when accommodation consisted tuitous circumstance." He was "I induced the board to re- ber, (seven of them as board and the population could not of nine classrooms at the Tin- board president in 1955 when use this as it could do nothing president), and for 13 years as have been more than about ton Falls school and a one room the position became vacant. "I 'or us. I was confident we could secretary. 1,500 people." schoolhouse at Pinebrook, with stepped in, and that's what get more under the law. We Musing, he said: "Young- Lou, a bachelor then, (he a total school population of 300 started it all," he said. "Schools were successful. We were given sters haven't changed much, married his wife, Ann, in 1938), students. and education had by then be- $264,000, which was sufficient you know. Kids were pretty established a chicken farm on A Wood Burner come a pretty demanding avo- o build a school with six class- •much kids then, as they are his property. "Things were not "Pinebrook," he said, "was cation for me." rooms and an auditorium. Ad- BOARD SECRETARY TO RETIRE — Louis A. Steinmuller, retiring secretary of the now in their elementary stages. easy in those days," he re- completely segregated in those Undivided Attention ditions, of course, followed." Tinton Falls Schools District Board of Education, chats with a group of faculty They may be a bit more so- membered. "It was the depres- days. The schoolhouse had one The chicken farm, which he Budget defeats were classi- members and students, Mr. Steinmuller has been on the board a total of 25 years phisticated now as they grow sion and you had to do every- wood-burning stove, which the had kept going, was given up fied among his disappoint- older, that's all." — as member, president and secretary. (Register Staff Photo), Uung yourself, from raising pupils had to keep stoked up for good and he gave his un- ments_.."When a school budget . Lou has been a resident of the chickens, gathering the1 We had none of the modern divided attention to education. is defeated, the public doesn't see it as a disappointment. We had one budget defeated twice, and last year's, which was defeated once and then Third of Crash Fatalities MEDAILY passed." Apart from his career in the service of Education, Lou also i / served in the New Shrewsbury lanning Board for 15, years, Are Traced to Alcoholism RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1968 both as chairman and as a EAST KEANSBURG — Of per cent — tested positive, Mr. though they are BOW required The 37 committee members •••niiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiia member. the county's 30. traffic fatalities Ney reported. by law in all newer cars, Mr. and guests voiced no answers. I have been appointed to the through May 31, Henry Ney, Five more traffic deaths Ney commented. Nearly all of There were no answers, ei- Planning Board by four differ- county traffic engineer, told have occurred so far in June, the cars involved in county ac- ther, for the growing problems nt mayors," he said, "George the Monmouth County Traffic he went on. Last year, there cidents were equipped with of bicycle safety. "Thank Stevens, J. Lester Rigby, Karl Safety Committee yesterday in were only four fatalities all belts. God, there have been no bicy- K. Baron and John E. Lemon Buck Smith's resaurant, half month. -9 "What do we have to do to cle fatalities so far this year," Jr." were tested for blood alcohol None of the 35 persons killed get people to use them?" the Elmer J. Noll, committee A Planner content after they died. in county traffic accidents this county traffic engineer de- chairman, remarked. year were using seat belts, al- manded. As a member of the Planning More than one third — 37 The chairman added, how- Board he was instrumental in ever, that recently he seems jetting land under the Green to read of a bicycle accident Acres plan through the munic- nearly every day in his news- ipality for Tinton Falls school. paper. "As secretary and member of Sewer Woes Lamented What to Do? he Planning Board," he said, 'What do we have to do — "I was instrumental in present- wait until we kill some kid to ing the application. take any action?" he demand- ed. "Credit, must of course go to By Union Beach Mayor the council for going along When Mr. Noll asked for a show of hands on how many with the idea. Acquisition of -UNION BEACH — Mayor Al- munity from living in filth, but Through appropriations, the county municipalities have bi- his land was a valuable asset fred T. Hennessy last night we have gotten nowhere," he borough has $247,942 available cycle safety programs, only both to the school district and said that "since 1961 when the said, adding: and committed to a sewer sys- five hands went up. ;o the town. The sacrifice by cost of sewering was estimat- tem, and an additional $250,000 "On Tuesday we went with Mr. Ney stated his office has the town of what was a poten- ed at fl,500,000 until today, our hats in hand once more, in surplus from sale of the tial ratable for us as an 'open when the estimate has risen to East Point property is antici- been holding a quantity of bi- not pleading for funds, because cycle safety literature since space* is very commendable." $3 million, we have tried and we knew they are non-existent, pated and earmarked for the "Future plans?" he asked, when a door was locked in our system. 1965. Only a handful of mu- TWO NEW EAGLES — Retired Army Maj, Gen. W. Preston Corderman, left, in- but for permission to begin our nicipalities, he said, have re- "My wife and I hope to do faces, we chopped it down or sewer system because we are Miss Jean Brennen of Rt. 36 ipects Eagle badga awarded to Boy Scout Kevin Leahy, 15, at Troop 110 Court of some traveling, now that we sought a new route of entry, called the present conditions quested the booklets, prepared tired of being treated as a by the state Division of Motor Honor in Lincroft School. Attaining Eagle rank at the same time was William Winck- shall have the time." The but we have never stopped try- poor relative." "deliberate murder" and then couple have one daughter, Su- alleged that the neighboring Vehicles. elmann, 16, right. Looking on is Scoutmaster Andrew J. Lennert. Ing and we never will until our Borough officials appeared san, 25, who is in Baltimore, borough is 100 per cent sew- town of Hazlet was responsible Committee members agreed (Register Staff Photo) before the Municipal Finance bicycle safety information is employed as a planner in Urban ered." Commission on Tuesday seek- for part of the effluent that Development. flows down Flat Creek. not getting through to children The mayor was visibly shaking the green light for an inde- riding bicycles or to their par- He also hopes to develop pendent sewer system, region- Mayor Hennessy summed up en by the storm of protest that the public portion of the meet- ents. Many of them'are not his 18 acre property as much has beset council of late over al in design and concept but aware, for instance, that bicy- as he can. "I also love garden- self-administered. ing by saying: Salvation Army Citadel Head charges of untreated effluent "We don't care about prom- cles are subject to the same Ing and will certainly devote running in the gutters of the Although no decision was ised grants from the state or rules of the road as motor ve- more time to it," he concluded. borough. rendered at the time the MFC federal government, all we hicles. The Tinton Falls School Dis- "We have gone on numerous advised that the matter would want is the permission to go Parents and teachers are Retiring After 41 Years Duty trict is planning a testimonial occasions with our hats in our be "taken under advisement ahead and curtail a potential still telling the children to ride dinner for Lou at the Crystal their * bicycles on the left Brook Inn, Et. 35, Eatontown, hands to Trenton, begging for and a decision would be forth- epidemic that possibly awaits RED BANK - Brigadier and against traffic, for Instance, on Wednesday, June 19, to funds that would stop this com- coming. us." Mrs. John Fahey will officially when the law requires them to which "All the friends of Louis retire from active service in ride on the right and obey the A. Steinmuller are invited, to the Salvation Army on July 3, same traffic rules as automo- acknowledge the work he has after 41 years of duty. A din- Legislative bile drivers. done for the past 25 years." Gov. Volpe to Speak ner in their honor will be held Enquiries my be directed Us "I blame the bicycle manu- Monday, June 17th, at the First facturers for some of the viola- George C. Malone, superinten- Haste Hit Presbyterian Church, Tower dent, Tinton Falls School. tions," Police Chief Raymond Hill, here. Mass of Shrewsbury told the In Assembly At Republican Fete group. He reported a great Brigadier and Mrs, Fahey have been affiliated with the WEST. LONG BRANCH - increase in "double riding" on TBENTON (AP) — The As- the newer bicycles equipped Red Bank Salvation Army Scholarships Gov. John A. Volpe, the three- sembly acted on more than with "banana seats." Corps, 20 Riverside Ave., for term Republican governor of 100 bills with such dispatch Mr. Noll asked the commit- the past six years. the overwhelmingly Democrat- Thursday that the.system was tee to be ready to start an ef- Lt. Col. W. Arthur Bamford, Awarded By criticized by members from ic state of Massachusetts, will fective bicycle safety campaign commander of the New Jersey both sides of the aisle. be the speaker at the annual at its next meeting, to" bejn Divisional Headquarters of the Staff Group dinner of the Monmouth Coun- Buck Smith's Sept. 1Z. Salvation Army, is chairing the The heavy 'agenda was set ty Republican Finance Com- dinner. William A. Fluhr, chair- RED BANK — At its final up in an effort to break a mittee next Thursday night. man of the Red Bank Advisory meeting of the school year in logjam of legislation so that Board, will act as master of Red Bank High School last the lawmakers could meet Gov. Volpe's appearance at - the $100-a-plate affair at the Fair Firing ceremonies for the program. night the Red Bank Teacher's their June 24 target date for Monmouth Hotel in Spring The Participants Association awarded $100 schol- summer adjournment. Lake will mark the 13th year Participating in the program arships each to two graduating Policy Plan Brigadier John Fahey Mrs. Brigadier John Fahey The pace was so rapid that that the county dinner has will be: Col. Charles T. Mac- seniors. most sponsors didn't even both- been held. kenzie, field secretary of the Nancy Johnson received the er to explain the substance of Given Study Announcement of the speak- , Salvation Army; Miss Mary J. William Heim award which their legislation. "I move the er was made by Robert C. COLTS NECK - The Board Edwards, Corps' secretary; is granted annually to graduates bill," was the extent of the Stanley Jr. of Middletown, of Education last night de- Mrs. Lt. James Howell, the Shopping Center Bid who are going on to college comment on more than a score chairman of the county Re- ferred action on a fair dismis- Faheys' daughter; Rev. Leon- and intend to enter the teaching of the measures voted upon. publican Finance Corijimittee. sal policy which would benefit ard Rowell, president of the profession, and Carol Cosby At one point Speaker Albert Gov. Volpe, who was first non-tenure personnel in the Council of Churches and rector Rejected in Hazlet * received the John F. Kennedy Smith, R-Atlantic, called forth elected to that office in 1960, system. of the First Methodist Church, award granted annually to a Senate-approved bill, saying won re-election in 1966 by a The plan which was brought here; Major Stanley Wright, HAZLET - The Planning consultants, Herbert Smith As- graduates who are going on to "I recognize Assemblyman margin of more than half a Gov. John A. Volpe to the board by Herbert Wil- Mrs. Captain Howard Evans, Board last night turned down sociates of Trenton. study at post high school James Cafiero who moves the million votes, the largest in lett, chairman of the Policy and Lt. Willard Owens, all of an application from Albert They advised that besides its institutions. bill," and opened the voting the Commonwealth's history. Committee, has the support of the Salvation Army. The Fahey Cresci for a shopping center nonconformity, the center Savings bonds were presented machine. Cafiero, a Cumber- Due to a constitutional amend- the teachers. It calls for a grandchildren will present a at Line and Bethany Roads be- would create serious traffic to these three retiring teachers: land County Republican didn't ment, he now serves as the Battle Plant three-step process with a ver- musical tribute to the retiring cause of non-conformity to the problems and is incongruous Mrs. Marjorie Ward, Mrs. have to say a single word on first four-year governor in the bal warning and a written couple. township master plan. with the residential nature of Miriam Pugh and Thomas the measure. history of Massachusetts, a Blaze In statement preceding any final Guest speakers at the dinner The shopping center had the area. Phipps. dismissal. been opposed by residents of Earlier, Assemblyman Doug- state in which Democrats out- will include: Mayor John. P. The board also rejected two The outgoing president,. The proposed policy would Arnone, of Red Bank; Edward Raritan Valley, USA, adjneent las Gimson, R-Hunterdon, number Republicans by two to applications from Herbert Bier Seymour Siegler, was presented give sufficient time for im- A. Shkoda, president of the to the four-acre proposed site. called for a vote on a bank- one. Township man for subdivisions in the with an engraved desk set and provement between each step, Red Bank Kiwanis Club; and Members said the rejection ing bill after remarking face- His administration has been Fleetwood Park development. a check in appreciation for his MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — allow the teacher fair oppor- Rudolph W. May of the Red was based on recommendations tiously "It is a great pleasure praised nationally for its ac- One application called for the two years of leadership. Firemen battled a smoky fire tunity to explain and defend Bank Advisory Board. from the township master plan to move the bill rather than complishments in the fields of division of eight lots, which the These officers were installed at the Midland Glass Co., himself, and require that go into the intricacies which civil rights, law enforcement charges be put in writing. The board said did not conform to for the 1968-1969 school year: I am sure you don't under- and consumer protection. He is Cliff wood Ave., for more than entire matter will be discussed sidelot line requirements or lot Richard Mundrane, president; stand." credited with setting prece- four hours yesterday morning, at length In an executive ses- width requirements. The sec- Robert Spencer, 1st vice presidents in the areas of educa- GIs Find 32 Rockets, dent; Dorothea Gross, 2nd vice Assemblyman Robert N. Wil- before bringing it under con- sion. ond, for four lots, was turned tion, public and mental health, down because of nonconformity president; Richard Allen, trea- entz, D-Middlesex, who was governmental reform, industri- trol. A new salary,guide for custo- dians was adopted. It consists in sidelol lines. surer; Audrey Jablonski, corre- acting as spokesman for the al development and efficiency Fire Chief James Connelly Kill 26 VC Guerrillas sponding secretary, and Helga minority in the absence of the said the fire began at 4:10 a.m. of 11 levels with salaries rang- Fair Approved in the operation of state SAIGON (AP)—U.S. soldiers pearance in the Vietnam war Ziegler, recording secretary. elected Democratic leadership, government. in a warehouse section of the ing from $4,500 to $7,000.. , Approval was given to appli- finally rose on a point of per- The Buildings and Grounds scouring Saigon's rocket belt last February. Prior to his election as gov- manufacturing complex, and cations from the Hazlet Fire sonal privilege to deplore the was contained to a 100-square Committee reported that the yesterday found 32 enemy mis- Troops of the U.S. 25th In- Co. to hold a fair from Aug. 12 ernor, he served Massachu- Atlantic Elementary School fantry Division accounted for 2-Car Crash haste with which bills were setts as Commissioner of Pub- foot portion storing card- siles and killed 20 guerrillas. 17 at Rt. 35 and Hazlet Avenue being moved. board. Company officials were playground is badly in need of 10 of the big 122mm Soviet and to the Holy Family Cath- lic Works under Gov. Christian attention. The committee sug- But despite the 12,000 allied rockets with which the Viet In Red Bank "I think it is safe to say unable to estimate damage. olic Church for a fair on its Hertcr. He later was gested that 1,100 yards of top- troops combing the area, the Cong lias been blasting at Sai- RED BANK — Emma Held that practically all of us here Chief Connelly said firemen property July 15-20. appointed by President Eisen- soil be moved to the school Viet Cong fired four rocktts in- gon since May 5. Nine were of 1315 Eatontown Boulevard, know practically nothing about hower as the first federal high- had difficulty reaching the Because of the board's adop grounds from the Conover found in four sampans sub- Oceanport, was treated at practically all the bills here," way administrator, a post in blaze because of smoke and to Tan Son Nhut airbase, kill- tion of a new set of by-laws Road site. Fenced off and re- merged in a canal nine miles Riverview Hospital after a WHentz said, noting that the which he supervised the Intense heat. ing one American and damag- last month, Chairman Charles seeded, it should be ready for northwest of Saigon, and the two-car accident on Maple minority was informed only launching of the nationwide The Cliffwood and Oak ing a plane. Burke announced the creation use In a year. 10th was located at a firing Avenue last night at 10:35. Tuesday of the more than $40 billion Federal Interstate Shades Fire Companies re- The board approved Dr. Roy Saigon itself escaped attack site five miles northwest of the of two committees. 140 bills that would be posi- Highway Program. sponded and were aided by the Unger's suggestion that the for the third straight day. capital. .lames McGordy will head She was a passenger in a car tioned for a vote at Thursday's The son of immigrant Italian Keyport Hook and Ladder Colls Neck Board of Education The biggest cache of rockets A U.S. spokesman said the the Budget and Finance Com diven by Kurt A. Keil, 210 mittce with James Gilligan and Mermaid Ave., Bcuchwopd, session. parents, Gov. Volpe Is the re- Company and the Township apply for membership In the was found by men of the U.S. firing site had been used in cipient of 15 honorary degrees N. J. School • Development 1st Infantry Division six miles the shelling of Tan Son Nhut Mr. Burke as members. Ed that was in collision with a First Aid Squad. Minor cuts A Buck Buys a Bagful from such institutions as the Council for the fiscal year northeast of the capital. They Wednesday, when at least 10 ward Savoie will chair the pub vehicle driven by Peter M. • Thrift Shop, 70 Monmouth St., University of Massachusetts, were suffered by three fire- 1909. The Council sponsors uncovered and destroyed 22 rounds killed four Vietnamese lie relations committee with Galatro of 20 Pinckney Road. June 14 and 15. Shop closing Brandeis University and Bos- men, wbjo were treated at the workshops for superintendents rounds of 107mm Chinese rock- and wounded 2(1 other civilians, Nicholas Sctteducato as mem- Patrolman Peter KnijjjSt Inves- for summer Jfit.—(Adv.). ton College. scene. and principals. ets, which made their first ap- includinplwo Americans. ber. 1 tigated. la—THE DAILY REGISTER. Friday, Jun* 14, 31 Residences Are Sold New Multiple Listing Through Northern MLS Service Will Open llil^rt and nnir! th* home for M r, merly of Madlann Township. IVte.r A. MIDDLETOWN - The trans- and Mr? Arthur Levy, whi hsvi Thompunn nf Walker and Walker, SHREWSBURY — Central crease since February to Ole fer of title on 31 residential mover! tn Freehold with their twn chil- Hoimdel, handled the enle for the Monmouth Multiple Listing Ser- board's salesman membership. dren. Mr. Levy \* a partner la th» builder, Btanat Const ruction CorpnrJi- properties in the northern Mnn- firm M I Rtanlry Krlegel A Co., vice, serving Freehold and the In four months, salesmen mem- certified public accountant!. Mr. snd Mra. Robert T Curren Arc mouth County area is reported Benjamin H. Blum berg of Popll* occupying the home they piirrhRseri entire area west of Rt. 34 at bers of the board rose from this week by the Realtors who and Plumber K, Ha Met, negotiated the a t 21)0 Brta rwnnd Ave., Leonardo. 330 to 518. The board's active enle of « irplit l*>v«l houae at 18 Bar- They hav« mnvfil he.rw frum I^inK Colts Neck, south to the are members or Northern Mon- rier Drfve. Hazlet. fnr Mm Carolyn Hi-anrh. Mr. Our ran t« with ECOM Ocean County line at Lakewood realtor membership increased L, K'osier. Thf pur Chun em are Mr.al Ft. Monmouth. nichurd A Ste- mouth Multiple Listing Service. Mr*. Martin B. Young, former phens nf The. Stephen* Agency, liet- and west to the Middlesex from 192 to 201, within the same JftBrph 3 Hntvst rrt nf Walker B(n1 reoifientH of Falrvlew. fisrrfrtt O. forri. effftt-ted ihe naif* for the TP- County line, will begin opera- period. WnlVrr'n Hoimdrl Mfic* handler! t'm Hnl>ert<< nr Applfbrnok Agency Mata- rcnt nwnprn, Mr and Mm. Jolin Mnll, ""»«!#'"ftf'^il'OPffty (it S Sl'iiiic R( , Hi?.- WJI?I .office,-- tinted tn* Ij^me for 3Ur« who havn inovp.fl if> Hnhnken "Mr Moll tions tomorrow, Merrit R. Lam- Installation chairman Mrs. )*t, in Mr., and Mr*, fii-orcc Walker. Foster. " ' ' la a retired lloboken p«licemkn. >ir anrl Mrs Walkrr unrt iliftr inrr* TUf *fO* of a Cap* Od liou'm at Mr. nrnl Mrs. Seymour Rubin unrt: son Jr., president of Monmouth Ellen Hazelton scheduled the rhildren pr^vioucly MvM in Brooklyn. 54 Wn lit rift Ave , Betfoid, wan a r- thrlr Iwn children liavu come from County Board of Realtors, dis- Mr.i^y*lVii>r I* with th« New York mriRert hy Rriwln H. BUrk nf Enwi nrnoklyn to oL-rupy the mlnnlnl Imuie board's annual Christmas par- "Stork KuchsnKe. S Stark, Haxlct, tn Mr. and Mr they T>!irchfli(M nt fifl Warren Drive. closed at the directors' meet- Mr. Howard alim nrranitPrt 1ft «rii Donald l-ovehry of Llllle Bllver. W«l Mata.waa MM. There.ua 8. Martin of ty at Shadowbrook for Friday, a hous* at 29 Rucknrll Drive, llarlpt, ter Knlttrl of <3orncUui J. Oulney .Tr. Applebrook AnPticy, Matawan, Imn- ing of the board in Rod's Shad- Dec. 6. ?: fnr John O WlMlnmsnn. who Is tmwHlRhlnnrti, imteci tint hmme fnr "' died the Hal A for the prevtoiia owner, living in Colombia, South America. antl Mrc Jniieph Sulmnnctti, who Jmv Mrs. Jane Walali, who Iiad Hatcvrt her IN THE GARDENS — One of the models being introduced in conjunction with the owbrook. Tne new nwnfri are Mr xmi Mrsmove. d tn Holiday City In Toma Hive houne through Mm, Hhoda Conrad Mr. Lamson, who will serve r*ftvM Flaherty from J,nns Hr»nrh. Ohnrtea A. Wlngntn of The Curl of Joseph 6. I»ng: Agency. Holmdrl, grand opening of The Gardens of Pleasant Plains, Toms River, is pictured. Named The Mr. Flaherty li with HunU-Wemirm, Ajpncy, L^nnarrto, ltnted and aold th The Cape, Cod house of Mr and as resident of the county's Raynnnt. hnimfl at '21 Hid g p. wood Avr., Le Mra. Tlinmac J. Hock at 10 Woody Oriole, it is a two-bedroom house and includes an 18/2-foot living room with bow A new hrmsn on Privet l,«ne, ('nun narrlOi fnr Mr. and Mra. THomai J'fl Tor., West Keansburit, liaa been pur- newest multiple listing service, Nerk, has been «nM In Mr. nnd Mr« TUTU, llifl now owner* ar* BRI. «r ntifiBcd by Mr. and Mrs. Frank picture window, ceramic-tiled bath with vani+ory, and an oversize attached garage. Joaeph Ho(rher. farmer rralripnta of Mr* JMin Klolicr, whn prewloiiN Oarone, wlio hav» com* here from described its objective as bet- Atlanta, Oft. Mn. Joan Cmlimnn nf lived In K«tonlf)wn Sgt. Ki"lier In nta- Brooklyn with their three chltrtrrn. ter to serve home owners in Sterling Thnmpann and Ananrtatfa, linnerl at Ft. Monmouth with thn U.S. Mr. Harrine Is with Johnson MtrMtftown office, arrant** tt,« aale Army. Tlrfitliern, Iniportfrn. *m» timmp wsn the area and incoming home for the hullder, Hedrefieirt Estatfn Mr and Mr*, rtiarlea Cody 1 listed tlirough Edwin B fltark nf Mr. Bofher In mtoctated with John- their «pllt levril houiH at 9 Deer 81 Hnxlpt, end sold tlirough Paul R owners from all states and lo- • r>n «nn Johnann *i national Mica Hazlet, with Eugene A. FtlrpaUIrk Oonrow of that agency. cal areas. manager. Walker ftnd Walker, Holmdel, and *n Mr. and Mrs. Wllllami ID. Lord M r. and Mn. Tiomu A. Pumllla, It through Walter T. Blalne. nf Van Jr. a.r« t)m new ownera onald Ve-n Note of Carl F. Zellera vlmia ownnra, Mr. and Mra. Albert lit with nognr Pcftl, New York Olt^ Hoimdel. They and their 1wn rtnugh- including Northern Monmouth TiMaley, who hav* moved out or ataie. Mr. Cody la with Inn U.B". govcr lftm are former reildenti of Mra. Dorothy K. Nruendorff of T)i« ment at Ft. Monmouth. BaldwlnavlIlB, N.Y. Mr. Ix>rrt Multiple Listing Service, Red Kirwan Company, W*»t Keaniburit nf- Mr. and Mra. John T. Murray am tn associated with Georgia-Kaolin Has 24 Transactions Bank Area Multiple Listing, flee, handled the nurhcaae of a ranch Inetr two aoni, formerly of th« Bron Corporation. Mr. Van Notn had house, at 57 Fleetwood Drive, Hnzlet, have taken poiaeiBion of their new listed the property for sale for the RED BANK — Title to 24 Mr. and Mrs. John O'Rourke of Ea* Mr. and Mrs. WHllam K. Hernflon South Monmouth Multiple List- for Mr. ithd Mra. Edward J. O'Brien acquired home at 15 Mohawk Drive, pravjoua owners, Mr, end Mrs Danlfil tontown, formerly of Rumaon; have will move from Weatfield to their of Brooklyn from Mr. and Mrs. How-Matawan, which they purchased RsvareiiB, who have moved with their area residences changed hands purchased the former home of Mr. home at 42 Crest Drive in Little Sil- ing Service, and our newly or- ard Brahm. Mr. O'Brien la program tlirnugh Mr. Bialne, Mr. Murray four children to Wilton, Conn., where and Mrs. William Qulnn at 115 ver. Mr. Herndon la a pilot with Pan director (or RCA. William Holden of with Warner Brother«, Seven Arti Mr. Ravareae la aanociated with Sing- last week, according to sales Jumping Brook Road In Lin croft. Mr. American Airways. The former own- ganized Central Monmouth Walker and Walker, Hoimdel, listed Now York rity. Frank A. Miller, al er Oorporntlun. O'Rourke 4a associated with his fa- ers, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stanley, have the property. of Van'a Aptrney, llnted tha IKHIBO fn reported by members of Red ther In the wholesale tire distribution moved to Hlllsdale, N. Y. Mr. Stan- Multiple Listing." Mr. and Mra. Harold Stelnreld have. the recent nwnera, Mr.. and Mrn. 3c Frank J. ObermHer ha« sold hla Bank Area Multiple Listing Long Island. Mrs. O'Rourke is Icy la with American Bookbinding; ry Wartl. who hnv« heen trBnnlerre' ranch houaa at 20 Bprucn St., Haelet. the daughter nf Edward Murphy, own- Company. This Hale was negotiated In other business, member- •old their houne. at 428 Leonardvllt* and movnd to Wincnnaln. The piir- Koad, Relford, to Mr. and Mr*. Thom- to <;ievelandr Trnn., wliere Mr. War Service. er of the Peninsula Houae In Seaby Mrs. MIMrtd Liming, also of ship committee chairman • * Merry. Mr. and Mm. Merry and U with Kaatman Kodak Co. chaaerB are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed Dr. and Mrs, Bertram Felnawoj? of Bright. ME. and Mrs. Qulnn have Walker and Walker. who, with their children, moved here moved to the Boland estate off Half Mr. and Mrs. John Gawley from Thomas W. Appleby reported their five children Itave moved here Mr. and Mra. Ambro«» A. Fuch from Stalen Inland. Wilhur Lynn of Delwood Lano, New Stirewnhury, have from Kant Keamtburf, Mr. Merry la have mnvt'd from linr.lrt to thn houm purchased the former home of Mr. Mile Road in Lincroft. Adam A. Kre- Jacksonville, Fla., have purchased th» The Klrwan Company, Belfori, effect- towicz of the Adams Agency, New former home of Mr. and Mm. Otto more than a 56 per cent in- SAVE 15% •eir-»mp)oy*d. Wilbur Lynn nf Th« tliry ptirchaaed at S Bennett Pla ert the sale, which had been listed •.nd Mn, James C Loveit at 60 Kir wan Company, Bfttfnrd, eonaiim- MlddlaUnm. Mr. Fiichu I* with tli BoUevue Ave., Humnon. Dr. Felnswng Shrewsbury, reported the sale. Draut at 9 Rose St. In Lincrolt. Mr. through John C. Bouton or the same Gawley Is "with Prudential Life Insur- en INSTALLED 11 SA. mated Ui« *atn for Mr. and Mra.Newark Fire Department. Tha tram agency. hai a dental practice In Bed Bank. Also reported by Mrs. KretowIcK Bt«lnfeld who hiva ittnv id to L»O< action wu «frectert through Harden L. Mr. and Mrs. Lovell have been trans- was the Bale of property at 33 Birch- anco Company. Mr. and Mrs. Draut NEW MEMBER nardo. CrRwford of Applebrook Agency, Ml Mr. and Mra. Bam Clark, two-year- ferred to Naahvllle, Tenn. The trans- wood Court, New Shrewsbury, to Col. havo retired to Leisure Village in Kent M. Hochberg, son of CHAIN-LINK Jnstph P. rahill of Van'a Ananry, dletown office, old daughter Martha and thr«-month- action was handled by Mrs. Jana fU.8. Ret.) and Mr*. Samuel E. Lakewood. The aalo was made by Matawan, arranged th« Rale or Ihe. Mr. and Mra. Paul flaunur and oid arm Will, have moved Irom an Drake nf Sterling Thompion and As* Barnes from South Orange. CoL Donald Van Note of Carl F, Zellera* Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hoch- FENCE FABRIC houae- of Mr. and Mm, Henry New- thrlr two children have moved Irom ariartmont In South Amboy to the •oclaten' Kumaon office. Barnes Is with (he Department of Civ* offlceF Hoimdel, a member of North- comb at 41 Fleetwood Drlvw, Harle.t, Cliff wood tn thn ranch house they Cape Cod house they purchased at Mr. and Mrs. Gerart Decker have 11 Service at Ft MonmouUi. The for- ern Monmouth MLS, in cooperation berg of 15 Surrey Lane, New to Mr. and Mra. Max Arnkner. Mr. piirchaasd M 11 Fleetwond Prlve, «T Northland Lart* in the Strathmore moved to 400 Cooper Road, Mlddlfl- mer owners, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. with Paul Brag&r, who had listed It DURING and Mn. Brattner and thtlr ton, Pe-let. through Harry I«elght on «f Th aftctlon of Mata-wan. Mr. Clark la with town, which they purchaned from Col. Bnander, moved to Alexandria, Va. with members of both ML services. Shrewsbury, was one of 16 ter, moved hers from Mid die town. Mr. Klrwan Company, Airport Plata. M Equitable I,tfe. Aosurance Co. Mr.and MrH. JoHeph E3. Helnrlch, who Dr. and Mn. William R. Light liave new sophomore members of Brakntl. la with Fox Food town, flea. <1 runner la with Dragon Cement C and Mrs. Richard L. Wagner, the for- hav A moved tp Florida. Mr. Decker, Mr. and Mm. William Eyerly have moved from Port-au-Peck - to 197 JUNE Brliht.'flJohn R, Warnck* of Appl*1- Th« houas was Hated by Eugen* A, mer owners, and Oie.lr child huve a free lnnce model, plans to keep moved from New York City to 44 Queent Drive, Little Stiver, former the Purple Key society at Wil- brook f«ency, Middlftown, ll«led it Kltzpatrlck or Walker and Walke moved to Stono Mountain, On. Mr.homos on the property. The purchase Crest Drive In Middletown, purchased home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mack, • FREE ESTIMATE fnr-rtlK • Wagner li with UnltedParcel Service. from Mr. and Mrs. James Bell who moved to Cherry Hill. Dr. Light liams whose selection was an- Hoimdel, fnr tha nrevloui ownorf, Mi Philip IiorberreM of BtorllnK Tlinmp- wnn arranged through Robert C through Robert C. Bwankle ot the Ap- Is an engineer At Ft. Monmouth. He • Mln.lOOft. upto«"HT. Mr. and Mra, Vincent Banco, for- and Mra. Orvllto \J. Warren, who hav •on and Associate, Matawan, negoti- Swnnklo of Applebrook Agency, Mld- plebrook Agency. Mr. ffiyerly 1s circu- and Mrs. Light are natives of Vir-nounced recently. merly of Middletown, ira the pur* moved to the Mldw«nt. ated purchiinn of the house, which dletown. . lation manager for Lire Magazine, ginia and are the parents of three • 3 yean to pay chi*er# of a home on Way aide Road, AIIA •old through Mr. T.eighton wai hai been Hated thrmish Emll J, Un- Mr. find Mra. Decker sold their for- sons. Harold A. Melstrlch of the Mel- Hochberg will also take part New Shrewsbury, that la more than thn former hom« of Mr. and Mr ger of (ho same office. mer home nt 28 TUtnn Place, Mid- Mr. and Mrs. JoBeph H, Fltzpatrlck strlch Agency, Had Bank, negotiated this summer in a science re- • No Money Dew* • 100 year a old and la altuated on ISOenaner at « Hilltop Ave., Cllffwoot dlctnwn, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. have purchased the former homo of the sale. Monmouth Shopping Center acrea. Mr. flacoo 4a "the. owner of a (o Mr. and Mri. Jack Bcott of MIrtdN Mr. and Mrs. Wlnthrop Nelnlon 3d Ippolito from Long Branch. This sialo Mrs. Marie W. Gregory at 78 South search project in the new trucking firm that hauli mall for thetown. Mr. and Mri. Br.ott are newly and child have moved from Flushing, wai negotlftted by Ronald S. Schanck St., Red Bank. Mra. Gregory has pur- Mr. and Mrs. Fnillp L. Gulser have OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TILL IT 8. govern me nt Rex ford crews nf w*di. Mr. Scott )• with Public 8fl N. Y.t nnd titkfln ponneiiilon of thn of the Oeorga S- Schanck Ajency, chased a smaller home In Red Bank. moved with their two sons Irom Haz- interdisciplinary Bronfman Edward A. Hanlon, New Bhrowibury, vice. Kenneth Wllllami of Van'a Agen house which they purchased at 31 Itert Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Fitzpatrlck have seven let to 65 South Lake Drive in'Middle- ?!30 r.M. member of Red Bank'Area ML*, Hit* cy, Matawan, Hated the horns tax Daniel Drive In the MATC Woods sec- Mr. and Mm. James McCarrach of children: ona son la fn military ser- towo, purchased from Mn. Jean Ku- Science Center at Williams. •d the property for the former own era, IK1« for Mr. and Mn. Oeainer. tion of Matawan. Mr. No 1 In on Is as-New York City have purchased a vice and a daughter Is In nurse • git of fitaten Island. Mr. Gulser Is Mr. ind Mm. Oordon Bartle, and Mr. Wllllami arranaad ihs lale oi noclated with aeorgennea. Inc., Newhome at 784 Sycamore Ave. In New training. Mrs. FiUpatrlck's father re- with the Rarltan Township Board of tranaacted Ita tale. thn houi* at 92 Ivjr Hill Drive. Mata- York City. Tha former owne.ra are Bhrowahury from Mr. and Mra, John sides with the family. Kenneth L. Education. The nale was made by Mr. and Mra. Frank M*r)»ano and wan, for the Rav. Robert S. Baker Mr. and Mrs. John Valentino who, W. Spencer, who have moved to Flor- Hahn of Walker and Walker handled Stuart H. Packard of The Kirwan their three children have moved from to Mr. and Mri. Oharlii J. M and en with their two children, have moved ida. Mr. McCurrach lit an Milstant negotiations. Co,, a member of Northern Mon- to Chicago. Mr. Valentino la with In- vice president with Bankera Trust mouth MLS, la cooperation with the Roiedale, N. Y., to their recently pur- Mr. and Mri, Maraden and their child ternatlonal Bualneaa Machines Corpo- Mr. and Mrs. Fitzpatrlck Bold their rhanrd houae at 6 Opal Place, In thehava moved her* from Dobbg Ferry Company. Mrs. Gloria Ntlaon of former home at 65 Spruce Drive, Adam's Agency, which Mated It with Btrathmore aeotlnn of Mat a wan. Mr. NY. ration. Purchase of the home was Walker and Walker, Shrewsbury, ne- members of both ML services. through Walter T. Blalne of Van's gotiated the sale. Shrewsbury, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mungtno la a Mle*man with Trinity The purchaien of a new houit 1 Agency, Matawan. J. o'Keefe from Monmouth Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Neal ot River Jewelera, New York City. Fratik A. Oakwood Parley Middletown, ara Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Kennel have iold Mr. O'Keefe Is manager lor Dean's Road. Rumson, have purchased a new M Illtr of Van'a Agency, Matawan, and Mr*. Donald Orahamer, for- The aplit level house of Mr, andtheir liouse at 73 Woodland Drive, In Floor covering, Keansburg, Mrs. colonial house on Allen St., Rumson, Mrs. Philip A. Douglaaa at 3 Walter Fair Haven to C. Harvey Thompson, O'Keefe Is a former county basket- built by the Fouao Construction Co. Drive, Hazlet, has been sold through manager of Thorn ion and McKlnnon, ball star. The sale warn negotiated by Mr. Neal la with'Bell Telephone Lab- Benjamin H. Blumberg; of Poplk and Long Branch. The sale was negoti- Mrs. Catherine Oulney of the Cornel- oratories In Holmdel, and purchased Blumberv. Hazlet. Mr. and Mra. Doug* ated by William M. Thompson 3d of ius J. oulney office, Highlands. the property through Mr. Kretowlcz tass reiilde In Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Wal- the Thompson Agency, Red Bank. Mr, of the Adams Agency, ter Marshall from Jersey City are theand Mr*. Heasel are moving to Wind- Also reported by Mr, Hahn of Walk- new owners. Mr. Marc hall 1a with sor Drive, Little Silver. Mr. and Mrs. Donald SmoHlno have Puro Test Lamp* and Service. Mra. er and Walker was tha sale of 0 moved from Jackson Heights, N. Y., Dorothy Neuendorff of The Kfrwan Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V. Byrnft have Cloverdale Circle, New Shrewsbury, to to 117 Porciy Lane in Middletown, Company, West Kennsburg, had listed moved Irom Village Road In Brook- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nappe, who purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Earl th© property for aale. lyn to :i8 Heights Ter.. Middletown, moved here with their eight-year-old Savirlge, who moved to Fair Haven. which they rurclianed from Mr. anddaughter, from California. Mr. Nappe Mr. Bmoltino Is a truck driver for the Mra. Catherine Oulney of Cornelius Mrs. Davis J. Lovchtk. Mr. Byrne Is is with a plastic company In Farm- Texaco Company. The transaction J. Oulney Jr., Highlands, arranged a computer engineer. Geret H. Con« tngdale. The former owners, Mr. andwas handled by Robert C. Swankle of the aala of the houne nf Mrs. Anne ovrr of the Applebrook Agency nan* Mra. Charles W. Marshall Sr., moved Applebrook Agency. Chrlstla Anderson at RS South Buy died negotiations. to & Spring Lake apartment. Ave., Highland*. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mr. and Mrs. William riumstead liam Kennebec, formerly of Hlllnlrte Jr. have moved from Matawan to 19 Ave., Highlands, am thei purchasers. Mohawk Drive In Middletown, pur- Mr. Kennebec tn with the U. 8. gov< chased from Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ernment at Ft. Monmouth. Munschauer, through Mrs. Theresa S. John Led don of Jersey City la the Martin ot the Applebrook Agency, purchaser of a House at 8 Lorraine Matawan. Place, Haxlet, through Eugene A. Fltz- Pupils' Field Trips Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Carey, for- patrlek of Walker and Walker, Holm* merly of Rumson, have purchased dej. The previous owners are M r. property at 45 Willow St., Fair Haven, and Mm. Peter Kesxney who have from Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Marcellua, moved to North Jersey. who have moved next door. Mr. Car- Mr. and Mrs. John Chexney have ey Is assistant sales manager for Fan* sold their house nt IK Clerald Ter, Get Board Review ny Farmer Candies. The sale was Harlot, and moved with their four handled by Vincent K. Nurney of thi children to Warren, Pa. Richard Ml- Ted Hall Agency, Fair Haven. chelaen of Brooklyn purchased thn FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - We never pass a trip off as GOING TO NEW YORK? houae through John Rodger of The Mr. and Mrs. David Luker have Klrwan Company, Belford, The Board of Education has re- 'that's nice,'" Superintendent purchased property at 122 Lexington Mr. and Mrs, Jerome P. Tougher viewed comments on field trips Marshall W. Errickson told the Ave,, former home of Mr. and Mrs. Do you are the purchasers of a split level John Callaghan, who moved to Shark house at 4 Coral Place, Mtdtlletown, of the past year, including the board. He said that evaluation River. Mr. Luker is a painting con- formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. W. tractor. John P. MutvihUl of the A. N. Ml tan ell. Mr, and Mrs. Dougher comments of,, some of the of trips is particularly impor- Fred Maffeo Agency, Fair Haven, FAST, FREQUENT SERVICE are the parents of one child, and tant now that the school must handled negotiations. moved her* from Xllz&beth. Mr. participants. Mr. and Mrs. Luker sold (heir for- DRIVE Doushtr u mn engineer. The pur- "I went to Allaire on my class foot the Bill for them. mer home at 124 Church St., Fair chase was through Mra. Otga Snod- Haven, to Mr. and Mra. John A. 30 SCHEDULES DAILY dy of Applabroojc Agency, Rumson at- trip just yesterday. It was fun. ,FeUm,ann, from Cape May. Mr, Fels* flee. man, formerly with the U.S. Coast The girls were allowed to wear Guard, is -with the Post Office De- FOR INFORMATION CALL: 741-0285-264-2222 A CAR? Barbara Foltis partment Mr. Mulvihlll also handled slacks and, boy, was I glad. We this sale. went on a nature hike and Mr. and Mrs. Karl H. Selzle have Is Selected moved with their daughter from learned many names of plants. Bruce Place, Rumaon, to 75 White LITTLE SILVER — The Ju-fit, Shrewsbury, purchased from Mr. Wahava handy Drive-In We went Into old houses and nior Woman's Club se- and Mrs. Jervla Bims, who have moved to an apartment. Mr. Selzle saw what they used In the olden lected Miss Barbara C. Foltis is with Cover-All Service Systems. days. All this was fun but on Middletown, Mrs. 01 ga M. Bnoddy of Window Servic* as its delegate to the Citizen- Applebrook Agency, Rumion, handled the way we had to sit three In ship Institute for Girls held at negotiations. Mrs. Grace Lawrence, owner of The a seat. We should have stayed Douglass College Monday Cellar, has purchased property at 20 So...DRIVE INI longer, and didn't get to play. William Bt,,,FaIr Haven, from Mr. through Friday in cooperation arid Mri. Luclan Johnson, whb"wlll re- Besides this the trip was won- main •> tenants. The transaction was with the New Jersey State Fed- handled by Harold A. Mestlrch, Red Famous derful." eration of Women's Clubs. Bank. These were the reactions of Miss Foltis, daughter of Mr. Names one fourth grade girl to a trip and Mrs. George Foltis of 64 CURRENT 4.50%O DIVIDEND to Allaire State Park. South Fifth Ave., Long Branch, In response to board re- is a junior at Long Branch High quests, a summary of trips and School. teachers' obervations on their She is the business editor of Bed Bank suitability was prepared by the year book, manager of Robert W. MacMUlan Jr., prin- the flag twiiiers and home Savings cipal of the West Freehold room president. The quiet one is here ... School. Comments on the Through high school, she has and LOAN ASSOCIATION Allaire trip by several been active in the French Club, Yas, )h»y mak» quit* a other students were also in- the Westwood Players, a Dra- NOW LOCATED AT ELECTRONIC pair. Yas, they ttand for cluded. matic Club, and the school IROAD ST. and BERGEN PL., RED BANK quality. 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Schloodor Construc- all itorei tion can do thn jab and for loss than you might think. CALL US TODAYI • SCHLOEDER CONSTRUCTION CO. COMPANY 250 Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank ROUTE 35 • SEA GIRT ROUTE 35 • SHREWSBURY Op:n Daily 9 A.M.-5:3p r,M. Open Dally 10 A.M.-5:30 r.M. 741-2139 776-9284 W«d, an* Frl. till 9 P.M. Frl. Iv*. A:30-f P.M. THE DAILY BXGLS7TB, TAAny, June 14, 1968-19 836 Degrees Are Awarded By College of Engineering

GaU Carole Abraham John David Arthur NEWARK -Newark Col- Industrial Engineers. Eatontown — Richard J. Cos- ris, 13 California Ave., BS Long Branch — James P. Bennett Kuna Blclory Cline Levitt Hahn lege of Engineering conferred Other shore area students tabiie, 186A Eaton Crest Dr.. (Mech. Engr.); Thomas J. Ke- Muro, 7 BelMonte Lane, MS its largest number of degrees who received degrees are: MS (Elec. Engr.), and Richard solils, 834 Poole Ave.. MS (Elec. Engr.). at its 52d commencement exer- Ailentown — Henry F. Ru- J. Jablonowski, 302A South (Elec. Engr.); Jose M. Perez, Matawan —Gary fi. Vaga- cises held for the first time on garber, 43 N. Main St., BS St., BS (Ind: Erigr.JV • " 36 Hemlock St., BS (Klec. nfik,;:! BeechwooS Ter., BS the college's campus and be- (Elec. Engr.). Engiishtown — Joseph w: Engr.) and John P. Ramsay, (Civil Engr.). ~"3 " . . neath a giant tent. An audience Atlantic Highlands —Fran- Niemice, 12 Conover St., BS 29 Sycamore Dr., BS (Mech. Neptune —James A. Carter, of 4,000 persons attended the cis J. Viebrock, 64 Avon D, BS (Mech. Engr.). Engr.) 1000 Fordham Rd., MS and Jer- awarding of 836 degrees on the (Civil Engr.). Farmingdale — Abraham M. Keyport — John P. McDon- ald L. Feinstein, 206 Hemlock bachelor, master and doctoral Belmar —Robert E. Gatton, ough, 7 Poplar St., BS (Mech. St., MS. levels. 1251 Maplewood Rd., BS (Civil Bielory, Colts Neck Road., BS Engr.). (Mech. Engr.). New Shrewsbury —Richard Joseph A. Laurito Jr., 7 Strat- Engr.); John C. Pesapane, 612 Leonardo —Brooks M. How- A. Hollman, 479 Riverdale ton Place, New Monmouth, re- 13th Ave., BS (Elec. Engr.) Freehold —Louis D. Pezzi, ell, 35 Highland Ave., BS (Civ- Ave., BS (Civil Engr.), and cipient of a bachelor of science and Alan R. Vitaiis, 1707 Bev- 55 Hampton Dr., MS Elec. il Engr.). Herbert L. Libbln, 15 River- degree in industrial engineer- erly St., BS (Mech. Engr.). Engr.). Lincroft —John A. Cline, 4 edge Road, MS (Mech. Engr.). Edward Philip Richard Joseph John Lorraine ing, received an award from Colts Neck — Philip Schweit- Hazlet —Fqrtunatas P. Gry- Colonel Way, BS (Elec. Engr.) Ocean Grove — John T. Or- Reiss Schweitzer Hollmann Laurito Ferry Kraft the Metropolitan New Jersey zer, East Larchmont Dr., BS gutis Jr., 47 Orchard Ave., BS and Daniel B. Nalepa, 150 Man- iel, 29 Main Ave., BS (Elec. Chapter, American Institute of (Elec. Engr.). (Elec. Engr.); Michael S. Har- or Pkwy., BS (Ind. Engr.). Engr.). Oceanport — Alan R. Cook, 71 Pemberton Aw.T BS (Elec. Shore Area Engr.) Ocean Township—Joseph W. Trenton State College Esposito, 63 Dwight Road., MS; Residents Joseph N. Golubov, 34 Dwight Road., BS (Mech. Engr.) and/ Get Degrees Casmir J. Matonis, 2 Jackson Confers 1,110 Degrees Circle, MS (Elec Engr.). TEANECK - Fairleigh Red Bank—Kenneth J. Mur- Dickinson University held its TRENTON — Trenton State Shrewsbury, and Richard G. tontown, in secondary school phy, 31 Grant Place, MS and commencement exercises here College conferred 949 bachelor Heller Jr., 4 Probasco Drive, teaching; William J. Entwistle, Edward H. Reiss Jr., 53 Mc- Carol Robert Janice Daniel Nicholas Jo Ann Saturday, June 8, and degrees and 161 master of arts Ailentown. 115 Rt. 35, Eatontown, music; Laren St., BS (Chem. Engr.). James Caskaden Joynson Abel Barbato Nelson awarded 2,350 degrees. degrees at the June 2 com English — Kathryn J. Flana- Madeline S. Fedak, 176 Third Middletown — John E. Fer- Recipients from the shore mencement exercises. This was gan, 14 Hazlet Trailer Court, Ave., Long Branch, science; ry, 61 Manning St., BS (Civil area are Carl Hertler, master the college's largest graduating Hazlet, and Bonnie J. Brown, Ronald Gottuk, Stoney Hill Engr.) and Ralph A. Siciilano, of business administration, class. Wynerest Road, Marlboro. Apts., Eatontown, and Russell 36 East Roosevelt Cir., MS Record Number of Degrees and Carol James, bachelor Recipients of bachelor of Mathematics — Gail L, Ben- G. MacLean, 214 Cotter Ave., (Elec. Engr.). of science, both of Red Bank: arts degrees are listed with nett, 2019 Florence Ave., Key- Neptune, Industrial arts, and Shrewsbury —David A. Le- Sairiuel LiVolsi, master [of ^majors indicated: port, and E. Lisa Metterman, Herbert I. Lupuloff, Farming- vitt, 118 Patterson Ave., BS business administration, and Business Education — Jack Box 106, Farmingdaie. dale, special education. (Chem. Engr.). Given at Seton Hall Exercises Mary Matera, associate G. DeLage, 67 Atlantic Ave., Kindergarten . Primary — in arts, both of Fair Haven; Keansburg, and Carmela A. Mary F. Clough, Ravine Drive, SOUTH ORANGE — Seton Manor Apartments, French, all Morganville; Thomas J. Dona- Twila Chehanske and Carolyn Hall University conferred of Matawan; DonaldsJ^ Burke, hue, 20 Pine Brook Drive; Tissot, Box 35, Howell Town aMtawan; Patricia A. Feurey, Miraglia, both of Freehold, as- ship. . . * 520 Laurel Ave., West Allen- a record number of 1,757 de- 52 Lone Oak Road, Middletown, James H. Magill, 644 South Riv- sociate in arts degrees. De- Henry Hudson grees • in two separate com- management; Nicholas E. Cor- erside Drive, and Leo C. Poli- Elementary —Molly S. By- hurst; Elizabeth L. Madsen, 20 borah Bunday, Lincroft, also ock, 1202 Turner Ave.; Kath- Devon Court, Shrewsbury; Car- mencement ceremonies Satur- bo, 1012 Eaton Way, Neptune, sano, 5 Randi Way, all of Nep- received an associate in arts dy,: June 8, here on campus. physical education; Maureen tune; Josephine G. Dow, 14 leen J. Donnellon, 1104 Jeffrey ol M. Marinko, Freehold Road, degree. Ave. and Diane M. Galeani, Engiishtown; Cecelia P. Rueg- Baccalaureate degrees re- M. Furman, 11 Wallace Ave., Clearview Drive, Shrewsbury; Bachelor of science, degrees Awards Given ceived by shore area students Oakhurst, elementary educa- Ethel M. Linehan, 3 Via Ripa, 1106 Jeffrey Ave., all of Wana- segger, 1006 Fordham Road, were awarded Janice Joynson, massa; Galliope Coutros, As- Neptune; Joan G. Hnilicky, 46 HIGHLANDS — Awards were Atlantic Highlands lions Club are Nicholas Barbato Jr., tion, and Daniel Louis Abel, 36 Sea Bright; James Michael New Shrewsbury, and Lor- presented to members of the scholarship. 55 Alameda Court, Shrewsbury; Haddon Park, Red Bank, mar- Leo, and Robert E. Leo, both of bury Park; Shirley M. Gross, Wood St., Keansburg; Sally A. graduating Class of 1968 in the raine Kraft, Little Silver. Rob- 45 So. Main St., Ailentown; Jo- Irons, 401 Washington Ave., The Highlands Lions Club economics; Catherine D. Dil- keting. 22 Center St., Rumson. ert Cuskaden, Locust, received 1 sixth annual awards assembly Sam Silberblatt Scholarship lon, 604 Ninth Ave., Belmar, anne M. Duffy, 235 Howard Avon; Barbara A, Kornek, 18 in Henry Hudson Regional was given Kathleen Erli. Recipient of masters degrees Masters degrees in the School a bachelor of arts degree and Ave., Elberon; Richard J. Haz- Prospect St., Highlands; Anne nursing; Robert B. E. Wind- in the School of Education in- of Business were conferred on Matawan residents Rosalie School. Kenneth Merritt won the rem, 185 Furman Blvd., Cliff- ier, 220 W. Sylvania Ave., Nep- C. Sica, 1 Hialeah Ave., Mid- Valedictorian awards were Bauch and Lomb science clude Arthur J. Abbazia, 527 Thomas Hall Murray 3d, 310A Fontan and Lorari Skousen Jr. tune City; Lina M. Hilliard, 48 dletown, and Anita J. Soriano, wood Beach, communication East Road; Floyd OrvUle Guil- South St., Eatontown; Leonids received the degrees of bache- given Lee Barrett, Mary Ann award. arts; Gregory F. Collins, 14 Laurel St., Shrewsbury; Kath- 19 Community Drive, West Greco and Kenneth Merritt by The Junior Science. Symposi- laudeu Jr., 134 Eighth-St., both Rudins, 28 Tamarack Drive, lor of science and master of leen M. Hurst, 342 Wells Ave., Long Branch. Dogwood Lane, Freehold, social Engiishtown, and Richard Lee business administration, re- Superintendent Harold C. Schai- um award went to Carol studies; David Joseph Chie- of Belford; Ludwig Selikowitz; Oakhurst; GaU A. Kulbick, 287 Music —Jill Chatter, 44 Irv- 600 Monmouth Ave., Bradley Hirsh, 10 StilweU Place, Free- spectively. ble. Dodds. co, 14 Bucknell Dr., industrial Neil Ave., Belford; Carole J. ing Place, Red Bank; C. M. Bonnie P. Gregerson and Paula Palmer won the N.J. Beach; George H. Ahlers, 67 hold. Merrill Rutman of Laurence Kuna, 120 Irwin Place, New Bunky Clark Jr., 620 16th Ave., relations, William J. Jan- Harbor, an electronic engineer Alfred G. Horay were given Chemistry League award. narone, 17 Annapolis Drive, in- Byrnes Lane, Eatontown; Rich- Master of arts degrees in the Monmouth; Karen A. McCarthy Belmar, and Joan A. Rietzke, American flags and certificates Readers Digest valedictorian dustrial relations, and Richard ard W. Boggs, 131 Second St. College of Arts and Sciences with the U.S. Army Electron- 7 Willis Ave., Keansburg; Pa- Pease Road, Engiishtown. of merit from the Ladies AUK awards went to Lee Barrett, T. Stair, 10 Racoon Drive, eco- and Clara M. Lockwood, 74 were received by Michael ics Command, Ft. Monmouth, tricia A. Pingitore, 32 Fairway Science —Robert W. Ensign iliary of the Veterans of For- Mary Ann Greco and Kenneth nomics, all of Hazlet; Ralph R. Elizabeth St., both of Keyport; Fowler, 505 Jefferson Ave., received a degree of master Ave., West Long Branch; Ed- 42 Pacific Ave., East Keans eign Wars. Merritt. Viviano, 236 Joline Ave., sociol- Joseph C. Gregory, 20 Slocum Avon, and George J. Clayton, of business administration. He ward S. Rockoff, 13 S. Rochdale burg, and Sophia P. Siwakow N. J. state scholarships went Patrick Menicucd won the Place, Long Branch; Arthur 3410 Brandon Road, Belmar. majored in business manage- Ave., Roosevelt; Barbara Jane ski, 305 Park Place Ave., Brad- to Noren Burns, Kathleen Du- ogy and Joseph A. Valenti, 38 ment. Hopping, McHenry and Frost Washington St., political sci- R. Range, 1165 Elberon Ave., Two Monmouth County resi- Rohrbach, 316 Lakewood Dr., ley Beach. da, Patricia Dwight, Fred Fari- award for excellence,in indus- ence, both of Long Branch. Elberon; Leonard Calandra, 152 dents who received doctorate of Neptune, Jance M. Syby, Box Social Studies — Virginia K. na, Mary Ann Greco, Otto May- trial arts. Also, Stephen P. Marshall, Main St.; William David Casey, jurisprudence degrees are An- Georgian Court 147, Morganville, and Richard Alverso, 10 Belleville, Leonar- er, Paula Palmer, Raymond The Betty Crocker Homemak- 220 Main St., Philosophy; Tree Haven, and Joseph Salva- thony M. Tamasco, 8 Harding B. Kinney, 2 Westwood Road, do, and Richard H. Klein, 6 Stoever and John Wieczoreck. ing award was given Kathleen Samuel McCully, 8 Linda Cir- tore Sakowski, 97 Aberdeen Place, Long Branch, and Ger- Little Silver. Garden Place, Keyport. Vera S. Nicholls Memorial Erli. cle, industrial relations, and Road, all of Matawan; John B. ald A. Del Tufo, 105 Strathmore Degrees to Five Health and Physical Educa- Speech Correction —Prud- Scholarships, sponsored by the Carol Dodds won the DAR Mary E. Monahan, Ravine B. Becker 3d, Tennent Road, Gardens, Matawan. LAKEWOOD - Five Mon- tion, Men —George C. Smith ence A. Clayton, 146 Fair Hav- Teachers Association, were Good Citizenship award. mouth County students were Jr., 12 Northfield Road, Mata- en Road, Fair Haven, and Rus- given Bonnie P. Gregerson, De- Charles Lesher won the recipients of bachelor of arts wan, and Leonard W. Watson, sell V. Grecco, 32 Simpson Ann Remak and David Whit- coaches' trophy as the senior degrees from Georgian Court 440 Middle Road, Hazlet. Ave.; Atlantic Highlands. field. who contributed most to sports. College at the June 1 com- Health and Physical Educa- Special Education - Deaf — James P. Phillips Memori- Carol Dodds won the Blue mencement exercises here in tion, Women —Margaret A. Gail A. Hausmann, 17 Lakeside al Scholarships, sponsored by Horizon (yearbook) editor Degrees Awarded the Casino. Sen. William Miller, Main St., Adelphia, and Drive, Atlantic Highlands, and Parent - Teacher Association, award. Francis Kelly Jr., .Jersey City, Susan N. Savare, 1530 Eighth Lorraine M. Roffman, 25 Broad- went to Kenneth Merritt and The Student Council Presi- father of a graduating senior, Ave., NNeptunet . ' way, Freehold. Susan Machanska. dent's award went to Margaret Kathleen T. Kelly, delivered Industrial Arts —Nicholas Special Education - Mentally Lee Gustafson received the Finan. the commencement address. P. Cammarano, 110 Woodrow Retarded Jane E. Dryburgh, To Shore Students Area graduates are Donna Wilson Ave., Melvin L. Jones, 6 Wagner Lane, Manasquan; Moody, Middletown; 'Ellen Mc- 112 Lippincott Ave., and Sam- Linda W. Harper, 18 Campbell Ex-Mddletown Resident HOBOKEN — A bachelor of Rumson, bachelor of electrical N. J., received the degree of Grath. Sea Girt: JoAnn Nel- uel Horace Thorne, 411 Joline Court, Deal, and Mona I. Hass, engineering degree was con- engineering, and Miss Suzanne bachelor of science from the son, New Monmouth; Carolyn Ave., all of Long Branch; 511 Third Ave., Asbury Park. ' 'ferred on Gary L. Siegel, 59 Pe- L. Jacobs, 77 Pinewobd'Ave., University of Louisville's Col- Franz, Elberon, and Susan Frank C. Demovich Jr., 376 Master of arts degrees were Wins Botany Doctorate ters Place, Red Bank, by Ste- West Long Branch, bachelor of lege of Arts and Sciences at Cunningham, Spring Lake Broadway, Freehold; Ronald P. received by William A. Daven- vens Institute of Technology at science in home economics. commencement exercises June Heights. Lanyi, 71 Howard Place, New port, 269B Stony Hill Road, Ea- KINGSTON, R. I. - John J. its commencement June 8. 9. McGuire, former resident of DENVER UNIVERSITY Middletown, N. J., has been FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY DENVER, Col. — Miss Mar- ELMIRA COLLEGE awarded doctor of philosophy FAIRFIELD, Conn. — At the jorie King, daughter of Mr. ELMIRA, N. Y., — Miss degree in botany at the Uni- 18th commencement exercises and Mrs. Hadley S. King, 25 Mary Anna Chinery, 10 Pros- Tinton Falls District versity of Hhode Island. June 9 of Fairfield University Shadowbrook Road, Shrews- pect Place, Matawan, N. J., re- After graduating from Red Anthony J. Palumbo Jr., 801 bury, N. J., completed her ceived the degree of bachelor of Bank Catholic High School, he iWoodcrest Drive, Spring Lake credits in March at the Univer- science in elementary educa- enlisted in the Army and spent Heights, received a bachelor of sity of Denver and received a tion, with a concentration in Graduates 185 Pupils 28 months in Germany. Upon science degree. bachelor of science degree in psychology, from Elmira Col- completion of his tour of duty, lie J. Hamett, Jeuna Ha-yea. John E. Norrls, WUllam P. O'Brien Jr., biology. An alumna of Red lege at its 110th commence- NEW SHREWSBURY Hdwtuvl Hensttell, Barbara Jam Hens* Andrea D. Osbomo T. Matthew Park, he entered Eutgers University. NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE Bank High School, she was list- ler, rfcnjtfu L. Hill, Ida A. Hodge, Kenneth L. Peal, Stuart E. Peakoe, In 1958, after receiving a ment June 2. An alumna of Lloyd Peskoe, president of the Ivealle A. Hoffman, Donald B. Holl- Edith M. PhlUlpa, Debbie Plea, Bar- HENNIKER, N. H. — Gary ed among the graduates at the Tinton Falls Schools District man, Banry D. Horawltx bara A. Ploa-rd, Edward R. Powell. bachelor of science degree (with Keyport High School, she was Also, Carl Thomas Quanta, DirlMie L. Kerr, son of Albert A. Kerr, spring commencement exercis on the dean's list in her senior Board of Education presented Also, William W. Horton, Linda S. T. Hay, Darleno D. Reevoy, PamaJa honors) in agriculture from HougSvton, Bondw L. Hovey. IWbln L. Roeyey, William M. Rodgera. Llndla. 21 Blossom Road, Rumson, es June 7 of the university. year and was active in Chiron, graduation diplomas to 185 P- Hughes, Claroce Jackson. Harold M, Rogers, Eu*en» W. RtlHin, Stephen Eutgers, he went to the Uni- N. J., was awarded a bachelor Miss King is employed as a L. Jackson, PttiylHs E. Jackson, R. Ruzlcloa, Cyntlila Ij. BaxUmas, Judltli versity of Bhode Island for a social service organization. graduates of the three district Edward K. James, Glen P. Jlndracek, Is. Sarlh, James Rldhaxd Schoenlnff, of science degree in civil engi- medical technician at Riv- She plans to teach fourth schools. Donald H. Johnston, Qlen Johnaoni Lirwla Carol Searlght, Rita Maria graduate work In ornamental erview Hospital, Red Bank, and Noreen Jobiuwn, Steven T. Johnson, Seay, Amy Jane Sills, Donald C. Sim- neering at commencement cer- grade in Keyport, N. J., and George C. Malone, superin- Leonard C. Jones, William R. Kahl- mon*. Joseph W. SlnKnr. horticulture while on a research emonies June 2 of New England plans to enter graduate school Winter, JoD&ati C. Kell, James B. Also, Robert E. Singer, Scott A. assistantship. He received the continue graduate studies. tendent of schools and Robert Kelly. Slaughter, Patrick S. Smith, Stephen College, where he was a mem at Northwestern University in Also, Kathleen M. IClnsoherf, Eric W. smith, Steven M. Smith, Paul K. master of science degree there the fall. Price, superintendent, Tinton S. Klein, MJUJOTIB I* IClenk, Itaymoaid Spenrcr, Elmoro SUiiU>n, Jerry T. ber of the student chapter of PRATT INSTITUTE Falls School, spoke to the P Kline Martha A. Kohn, Lola R. Staahik, Frank Edward Stradford, in 1961. Kozusko,' Carrie M. Lawrence, FAJUI Linda D. Suminoy Brian A. Sutcr, He then became instructor of the American Society of Civil BROOKLYN, N. Y. — Dur- graduates. H. LR-wTftncp. 8mm Payo Lawton, Ken- Kathleen I. TachJas. Cralfr L. Tatnm. Engineers. He is planning grad- PENN STATE n-otli M. Lfrcfc, Itobftrt H. Llna, Karen Jerry M. Taylor. Joseph D. Taylor, horticulture at Virginia Poly- ing the June 7 commencement Mrs. George Kondolf present- J. Ills ton, Eric F. Lltbman, Mary E. Patrick A. Teen, Thomas N. Teg- uate work at the Univorsity of UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. - iLoux, Cynthta J. Ijovckln, Ruaaell nazlan. technic Institute at Blacksburg, exercises of Pratt Institute bac- ed the D. A. R. citizenship T. Mad Da, Antoinette M. MarL&iiu. Also Bonida M. TdatA, Robert O. Dr. John J. McGuire New Hampshire, where he will Miss Janet N. Rehm, 50 Elm calaureate degrees were con- A\3f>, B ernlcfi F. M arku, B nice 'Tliloston, Francla J. Traux, Garland Va., teaching plant propagation Lane, Shrewsbury, N. J., re- awards to Robert E. Singer Marks, Bnico N. Marshall, Leroy Me- A. Tyrr.e, Peter if. Van Amerafoot, and identification. the following year and began have an assistantship there ferred on New Jersey students, and Katherine L. Mosely. Alpln, Linda Ann McDonald. Michael Nancy J. Vlerllne, Amt>ej- A. Walker, Starting July 1. ceived a bachelor of science W. McEaehem, Karen E. McMullfcn, HOBO M. Wallace, John J. Warwick. He returned to Ehode Island work toward the Ph.D. He is including Richard E. Cook, Mrs. Joseph LeRoy present- 'Mairk L. Messner, Chanmayne A. Amy L. Welse. Susan M. Weiss. I.lnda degree in zoology, with distinc- Rumson, BA in graphic arts Mitchell, PJitllp D. Moffler and Judith S. Werner, Donna L. White, assistant professor in horticul- ed the P.T.A. scholastic L, Morgan. Also, Dlatino M. WJIltama, Rutlolnh ture at the university, doing re- AMHERST COLLEGE tion at the June 15 commence- and Ronald George Wegen, Also, Tfl-ul E. Morffcnlhal, Gall M. Wilson Jr. Shlrlyn Wilson, K.rlc r>. ment exercises at Pennsylvan- achievement awards to Kath- Morris, KaUierlnn L. Moscley, Wil- Wlnkeller, Gary L. Wlrth, John. J. Entertainments search and teaching. AMHERST, Mass.' -Peter Hazlet, BA in interior design, ryn A. Hamilton, Joseph W. liam W. M-umtord 3rd, Andrea M. Nl- Wolfe, Ruth A. Wood, Uln a. Yanko, Tillotson Lobdell, son of Mr. ia State University. both in the School of Art and diell, Kenneth C. Nlntzel, Catherine and MIoha*l J. ZIcus. The research deals with plant Singer, Katherine L. Mosely, Set at Raceway hormones and their effect on and Mrs. Francis Lobdell, 169 Design; Karen Elizabeth Hen- and Robert E. Singer. Cooper Road, Middletown, N.J., U. OF LOUISVILLE sler, Matawan, BS in food sci- FREEHOLD — A three-day root initiation in woody cut- was among the 283 seniors LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Ken- ence and management from the Invocation was offered by festival of contests, exhibits tings. He teaches plant propa- awarded the bachelor of arts neth Neil Rosenbaum, 79 Swim- School of Continuing Profession- the Rev. Donald L. Biggs and Scouts^ 50th Annual and other entertainments has gation and nursery manage- degree at the 147th commence- ming River Road, Lincroft, al Studies; Frances Landau, the Pledge of Allegiance was been set for June 27, 28 and 2!) ment. ment of Amherst College June Roosevelt, BA in humanities led by the Boy Scout Troop t the Freehold Raceway. This Dr. McGuire Is a member of 1. A 1964 graduate of St. from the School of Humanities 100 Honor Guard. Meeting on June 26 : an annual event staged by the International Plant Propa- <3radiutlnK were: Mark's School, Southboro, he Fair Haven Girl and Social Science. Lillian Dan- Slmeo W. Abels, Linda IT. Adrian. he 4-H Clubs of Monmoulh ;ators .Society, the American Harold H. Albert Hubert P. Arnold, majored in psychology and was ica Frantin, Highlands, re- Rodney H. niuinwart, Kdwln I,. Bat- EATONTOWN — The 50th third of all American boys in County, a youth program of Society for Horticultural Sci- tl.itclla, Merle I* Ilatlle Jeanne M. a member of Chi Phi fraternity. Wins Top Prizes ceived a master of science de- Ucrcowy, Karen M. Itercxttvy, "Rob- annual meeting of Monmouth scouting and "to help tho fam- Eutgers University. ence, Sigma Xi, Dii Sigma and gree in art education from the ert K. Itlnkfi, Oarla F. Belfary, Kath- Council of Boy Scouts will be Exhibit space under the race- Pi Alpha Xi. He is secretary He won varsity letters in la- SYRACUSE, N. Y. - Nadlne ryn n. mnoni, Kobn M. nukcr. Iavln Jr., Jr-nnye. H. Davis, nclty J. Eatontown. They have three Alpha Xi Alpha, professional Stephenville Blvd., Middletown, Denll, Margaret A. Do Camlllls. Mrs. Irving Feist, Shrewsbury. J. Fred Billett, scout execu- Pinpry Sports Editor OHIO STATE design honorary society. Miss Al«o, l:iliel C. Do Push, Robert J. sons, aged 13, 11 and 9, and N. J., received a bachelor of Dletel, Katliy V. Dunn, Mlchele ICv- Mr. Feist is the new president tive, will also be honored for COLUMBUS, Ohio —June Bernard received $175 for the arts degree in political science OIM, Do.Mlil M. KoiinMln, Diana II. Post for Stuart Leigh three daughters, aged 7, 2 and ]x, IKmim A. Frldle, Mftrlow K. of the National Council of Boy his accomplishment over the graduates of Ohio State Univer- first and second place prizes. from Vanderbilt University at (Ia<]dl.i, Dunne W. (Inrrnbrmnt, Kalh- Scouts. ELIZABETH—Stuart Leigh, wo months. His father, John A. leoii H. (:ld. fliprn. will be the viewing of the new sports editor of the 19B8 edition John St., Red Bnnk, bachelor hip High School, Kaplan will AIHD, Kennem K. (ireen, Mnurlrfl ty to become the executive of of "Bluo Hook," the 17Z-p:ifie mother live In Dania, Flii. A (Jir'pn, Altnn 11, CJieen, Kivink Vi, program, "Boypower' 76." The of science irVeducation; I,eon Bernard of 1 S. Woodland nter ohe university's Law fiilildel, Mnrry Wtmlell Hnle. Katb- purpose of Boypower '76 Is to Hegion\f, which includes all the yearbook oitho Pingry School, Dr. MeGuire and 'tis family Tyn A. Hnmlllmi, Merrlnl O. 11am. ard J. Buscji, 10 Warren St., Drive, Fair Haven, N. J. School 111 the fall. nifrtHi. lLl('Jiar4 N. Ilardnian Jr.. Jti- involvo a representative one • New England States, Aug. 1. Elizabeth. ™- ilve In Narragansott, R. I. 20-TrTE DAILY BJZGKTER. FiM*y. Ju» 14, VH»

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Four-door Savill., .ight-cylin- Impolo Conv. Automatic transmission, ft SONS. INC. v-8, power steering, power top. 314J. der automatic tranimiiiion, '64 Buick $1599 air-Bonditioned. Electro J25 Custom Sports Coupe. All SINCE 1919 power options, bucket seats. 3160 CADILLAC CO. '64 Volkswagen $799 Sunroof 2-dr. Radio & heater. 3178. 1967 POMTIAC loo NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED SANK ] '64 Buiek $1399 Four.door, eight-cylinder, auto- ; mafic transmission, power, air- Wildcat Cus(om Idr. H.T. Power ^ - 741-0*10"- •* ' V *-'J J buc&S,ats3m. conditionad. • Hardtop, six-cylindar. auto- W5MS1 bk '64& Ford ' $799 SOCQC " matte transmission. JM TUES,, THURS. AND 141 W. FRONT ST. , RED BANK Falcon 2-dr. Sedan. Rodlo, heater, outo. transmission. 3219 747-0787 '63 Buick $1599 *1795 COPVRIGHT IMI LEON SHAFFER GOLNICK ADV. INC •1AVLSOA, INC OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAY ' Riviera Sport Coupe. Bucket seats, 1965 FORD "rntecrond"ten'%,30." P°W" °P"™ cylinderLTD four-doo, automatir hardtopc frontmi, tights- 1966 LINCOLN '63 Valiant $699 Fwo-door, hardtop. Loaded. V200 2-dr. Stdon. Aulomalle trans., lion. Power. radio, heater, whlttwall tires 3190 $ '63 Cadillac $1899 $1595 3395 ^d^SewrVi^'a^"51"10'": First in size, room and performance. '63 Ford $999 MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM Folrlone 500 Sport Coup.. Auto, irons., radio, heater, whllewall tires. '63 Ofdsmobile $1099 HERE IS A SAMPLE OF OUR °8 2-dr. Conv. Automatic trans ex1, %T W ? ex uic%Tk " $799 SAVINGS ON ALL NEW FORDS Montego MX. '6Wildca2 tBuic Convk. Aulo Irons., power Wlsteeringd , power brakes, radio. 320i Total performance winner 62 Chevrolet $699 Novd }wheelbase. You get total performanco in Montego. And plenty of room to enjoy it in, BANK RATE DAILY FORD suulf FINANCING RENTALS BUICK-OPEL Mercury's got it. A "Competitive Edge," Sale. "Tho dealership whore the MERCURY cu11omor it tmporianf." HWY. 35 KEYPORT 2644000 TOM'S FORD ENGLISH MOTORS (I v'j milt> lotjth P/tr^v/ny 200 HWV. 35 264-1600 KEYPORT RED BANK Itil 117) i 34 - 36 MAPLE AVE. 747-4545 AUTOS FOB SAW! AUTOS FOR HALE AUTOS FOE SALE AUTOS FOR SALE BOATS ant] ACCESSORIES THE DAILY REGISTER, FriAty, June 14, 1968—23 CHEVROLBT two-door au vobriinKH in*-nbv TA.K2. OVER orirjutj, Blw:k, n,d \Cei.aier lo- WttEJOX I*A¥MEWT« TAJSVUIA urn nroi — uw IHM*/ THE BOATMAN'S SHOP tf/tor, <-«pe«l on fleer, electric over- * mo. Excetltat audition. C«JJ tlUr t. U tto Hbney 7>>w» - 8 y#t/i to T&f Silver. l.,WiO orlKlni.! ttiiUs J-erfect HELP WANTED-FEMALE HJZLP WANTED—FEHA1* crlvc, radio, heater, wire wheels. En- HOME OWNERS condition. Uiut «eU. C:85. Cvn in- AH your spring tllUnf out needs. Bot rine and transmission rebuilt. New 1959 MEKbEDEB — 180 8L, two-door, 1M3 BUICK MS SABRE COWTERl Consolidate all your payment! torn paints, varnish, seam compounds. tires, >hodi», springs, fuel pump. Ask- *tandard. Hard and »o(t topi. Pair IBLE — Needa trammUBlon. (300 c Evtnrude motors. Bales and service ing S120O. 291-0106 eves, or weekend! condition. 291-0040. and receive c&r ot your oholct at New Jersey's Largest Marine Bup- WOMEN WOMEN best otter. Call after 6, 787-07M. I960 CHEVROLET 915.35 : SUZUKI PIT House, 24 Wharr Ave.. Red Bank. 1958 KABMANN OHU — Black. i»er CAMABO — 32T, noor unit I960 PLYMOUTH — Station wajoi Imp&U four-door. Full power. Auto* Headquarter* for MonmouUi County 741-5780. Open Sundays and Holidays Interviewing now For 1st and 2nd Shift Opening* March Inspection. New murnor, brakes and console, chrome wbeela. •Ix-cyllnder, suck ihlrt. Reliable tram m&tlc. eUjrht cylinder. Jil models and colors in stock. 9 a.m.-l p.m. M2-2184. imitation JIM). 291-1905. 1966 FORD »15.K At our FarmingdaU Plants tnow tires. $550. 747-9599 after 6. Custom four-door. V-8, automatic, radio BILL LANZARO'S 1865 CORVBJTTB — Fuel Injection. and heater. 16' BOAT-MOTOR-TKA1LER — All In 1964 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE WAG- Low mileage. Very clean. Call 566- 1958 CHEVROLET Btatton wagon - AUTO SALES INC. excellent r.nnditlon. Accrssnrl'vi. Ideal ON — Shift. Top condition. $950. Call 5360, after 6 p.m. Eight-cylinder automatic. Good tirer 196« CHEVROLET $16.80 all around bnat for flailing, nkilnit or Jo44678 H25. Call 264-7256. Impala convertible. Factory t.tr. 334 Main at. 568-2224 Matawan family. 50 h.p. Mercury pnwrrort Rea 1964 OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE— 1905 CHEVROLET 914.10 BSX" — 650 ct diiipppr, 8OO0 nri?iiT sonable. 747-DS.J.1) 1961 PLYMOUTH — Four-door with 1982 PONTIAO" CATALINA — Foil" Impala hardtop ,V-8, a-utomatlc, power. air conditioner. Price $450. Wan useri Maroon with all-white leather Interior. door. J450. After 6 p.m. call Production Workers In excellent condition. Priced reason- 611-9197. 19G5 FORD ' - «12.80 1S67 O'DAY WIDGEON - with trail as taxi. Call after 2 p.m. 264-2498. able for quick sale. 747-1299. Fairlane 500 sport coup*. Radio and er. Liko new, ninny outran Learn hand-craftod assembly of famous 1066 1962~RENAULT — Good condition heater, automatic. HONDA CB~1H)~^.~YO65. DarTTbiueT fi71-r>'J!)5, 066 CHEVELLE — SS396. 326 H.p..I960 OLDSMOBILE — Sedan. Air Silver. Electric slarl. :t,ooo original f•our-speed, , vinyl top. Call after 5 p.m'. 1065 MUSTANG fll.IO miles, rerfrrt cnniiltlon. Mu»t sell. Vietnam Hospital Shelters 222-7767. conditioned. Good transportation. Ex- Three-speed, V-8. l.V SLOOP "RIG DAY"" "PAILKR ~~ tra tires. $275. Ca!l 6T1-5248 after 6 1965 DODGE $11.60 J2T5. Even: 231-3SM. Btilft in Hahamiis. $:((K). Call 1966 FORD GALAXIE 600 — Two-door pin. CONVERTIBLE SPECIALS Four-door Coronet. V-8, automatic, full 196S SCOOTER — Lambretla 100 cc. 741-7816 hardtop. Power steering. Automatic. 1962 FORD GALAXIE — Four-door power. Spare lire. Very gonrt running condi- IS' OWENS ~FJberglarbnat;'~:w~h p Very clean. 16.00t> original miles. Can 1D66 PONTIAC *15.40 tion. Call liner 5, 842-0807. Evinrurie motor. All aerPKsnriPS Ask- be seen in Middletown. Call 671-2436. sedan, clean condition. See to appreci- BUY NOW AND SAVE Bonne villa convertible. Buekdt oats, Sewing Machine Operators ate. Duckworth Sunoco Service, 11)66 HONDA 450 — Crash bars, sport ing $K00. Call nfter ,1 p.m., 741-2583. 1968 BL'IOK — RWlera, five months" Shrewflbury. 741-9735. console, full power, r old, 8,000. Perfect condition Pur- 196J BonneWUe 1964 CADILLAC 91960 pipes. (725 or bent offer. Alan, 741- "l6 ~BORijM — Wonrfpn ou"i"hol'fd boai Industrial sawing experience required,- chase lnice stilflft. kfeklng *.4!)tiU. Make iflfJZ PpNTTAH C&TALINA — Fnur- 1963 Oldsmoltilo "88" Coupe DeVUIe. Factory air, full power, 6234. with canvas. Asking $2(H) or best offer •Ml:) Oldimohilt "08" ...... r BfPtM :; ,. single or double needlo . offer. Call 842-0878. rtonr. One owner. Good tires. Brake* 19*13 Bonnevltlo (cholRft nf 2) vinyl tour.*' - ---•-•.. HONDA-.180.1 —-en 160 electric start. i-MJÂ' ___^_ -• relined recently., $650. J47-O818. 1964 OLDSMOBILJ& $12.20 Two carbure-tnr. ExrpIIent conaitlon. 1965 MUSTANG converllMe. Blue RASSAS PONTIAC Jetstar I. V-8, automatic, doubls pow- outboard inninr. $600. Cnll attpr [ wil?i white tap. Six cylinder, standard 1960 FORD FALCON — Four-door. er. Bucket 6£»aLs. Sacrifice for quirk snip. $27.'i. 222-6342. transmission. Excpllcnt condition. Owner deceased. $275. Phone after 6 395 Broad 3t. Red Bank ' 741-518 19G4 FORD $10M HONDA —~~65cc. NcvVr lisorT $220 ^_I Top Hourly Rates • • • tlZI.'r. Days 462-3172. 916-486S evenings. p.m., 741-1542, 1917 WILLYS — Station wagon. Oooi Two-door fialaxle hardtop. V-H, auto- Call 1962 311 OWENS—TWIN~1 R51 «~~-"^~l!S condition. Phone matic, rtouiile powtsr. SI2-4897. Company paid insurance • • • • 1!I2< -MODEL T Foftl) sedan. Partial- RAMBLER 1964 — Two-door hardtop. Electric rcfrlgenilor anri hrad. 80 wat 1 Console, bucket seats. Call 741*0843 , 741-2153 1964 BUICK $10.10 19(!4 HONDA an slllp-lo-shorr. Asking $fi,floo. Make of Added cost-of-living bonus • • • ly restored. Cal "innings. before 2:30 or after 6:30. LeSabre two-door hardtop. Automatic, tcr. Call 842-0908. 264-1164. 1962 OLDSMOBIL.1! 8 — Four-doo full power. Excellent running condition. J150. Additional bonus for 2nd shift • • • 1966 RENAULT — Electric automatic. hardtop. Posltraction rear. Two sno Call 741-3181 21' LUHRS — Head and canvas top tires. $675. 946-4068. 1964 CHEVROLET $10.10 Good condition. $800. Call Full extras. 32 miles per gal. Like Impala. two-door hardtop V-8 auto- 1966 HONDA — CB 1G0. Excellent con- 842-0530 ' Vacation and sick pay benefits • • • AUTOS FOR SALE new. J850, 747-9784. 1963 TRIUMPH HERALD 1200 sedan matic, power steering: and brakes. dition. $295. Call 741-7945 after 1961 CORVETTE — Two tops. Auto- Good transportation. S225. Call 842 1964 FORD W.60 6 p.m. i960 19' PLEASURETCRAFT —~HnjT matic. New transmlBion. Never 2122. Fairlane, six cylinder, straight stick, 1065 SUZUKI — 80CO. Excellent con- day cruiser. Sleeps two. 1960 Sent raced. Excellent condition. J1600. Call radio, heater. dition. Anklnjr $325. Call 264-3766 after Me Culloilgh motor, 60 h.p. Com- AIR CRUISERS COMPANY 671-5252, 9 to fl. CHEVROLET CONVERTIBU 1964 FORD $S-10 5:30 p.m. pletely reflnfBhed this year. 7sr-2ns Super Sport 1965—Very good condition Galaxie, six cylinder, straight atlck, or. can be seen at Fort Monmouth A Division of THE GARRETT CORPORATION 1065 RAMBLER — 660 station wagon. radio, heater. HONDA 90 — Never used. Will take Marina. RARITAN Six-cylinder, standard. $1000. Phon« J1400. CaJl 842-4432. 1964 CHEVROLET $12.10 $250. Call 741-5728 after "The Better Place to Work" after 6 p.m. 264-2994. 19G7 VCH.KSWAREN CAMPER — E* Station 'wagon. Bel Air. V-8, auto- 5 p.m. COLUMBIA YACHTS cellent condition. IllneBS, must acll matic, double power. 1961 THUNDBRBIRD — Hardtop. Ex- 1967 HONDA — 300 The YACHT SHOP Phone 747-4355. 1964 PONTIAC $8.80 1184 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 842-191 GARAGE cellent condition. Call Catallna four-door. Double power. Ra- Call Apply at our Farmingdale Employment Office, located 671-1255 1963 OLDSMOBILH CONVERTIBLE - Full pnwer. plus air conditioning. Ex dio, heater, automatic. 1968 FABUGLA3 — 14', green with off Centeral Ave. and Rt. 547 (FarmingdaU-Lalcewood 1962 OLDSMOBI1./E 98 — Full power, cellent condition. ?8M. 261-1526. 1963 FORD $8.70 1959 HARLEY DAVIDSON — Full white deck. Deluxe interior. Foldin presents the rink. Good condition. $550. Call 264- Falcon convertible, radio, heater, 4- areis. Newly rebuilt. Call s«*ats and new trailer. Asking prlc Rd.l, Farmingdale. MUST HAVE OWN TRANSPORTA- 8015. VOLKSWAGEN 1D65 — Excellent con cpeed, bucket Beats. 741-9546 $950. Call 741-0714. 1968 198.( BONNEVILLE convertible. Fully ditlon. All extras. Call 631-8874 or cal 1963 BUICK $10.10 12' ROWBOAT TION. .... equipped. Good condition. Can ba II- 542-2205. Wildcat four-door hardtop. Full power. $25 1963 CADILLAC $12.10 MOBILE HOMES 747-4756 nanced. Good buy. 741-4949. VOLKSWAGEN 1965 — Llght,blue. Ba Coupe DeVUle. Full power. 1965 BUICK SPECIAL — Four-door. dlo, enow tires. Price J950. Call 94fl 1963 FORD $8.80 INTERVIEW HOURS 4742 dayi, 531-0841 evenings and week Four-door Galaxlo, V-8. automatic, N. J. ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL 420 checker Automatic transmission, power steer- ends. THE IDEAL INTERMEDIATE ing. Radio and heater. ?1300. Call 741- double power. Mon. to Fri. 9 to 11 a.m.— 2 to 4 p.m. 9131. 1864 DODGE DART— Original owner 1983 CHEVROLET $9.80 MOBILEHOME SHOW CLAS8 DINGHY 7,000 miles. Four-door. Standf- Two-door hardtop, V-8, aulomafcle, ra- FRI. _ SAT. — BUN. TURNABOUT SATURDAY 9 to 12 a.m. marathon 1DG6 AUSTIN HEALEY — Excellent ahlft. Call 542-0079. dio and heater. JUKE 21, 22, 23 condition. $995. Call evenings, 1963 OORVAIR $7.10 ASBURY PARK OPPT. THB IDEAL JUNIOR TRAINER 402-8516. 1063 CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT - Radio and heater. Four-door. Auto- CONVENTION HALL MARSH MARINE Convertible. 32T7 four-apeed Hufa LATEST MODELS MOBILE HOMES An equal opportunity employer 1964 VOLKSWAGEN — Sunroof, ra-Beat offer. 787-5721. matic. Specializing In one design sailboats and dio, snow tires, many extras. Excel- 1963 PONTIAC $12.10 AND RECREATION VEHICLES equipment. By appointment. 747-5030, Grand Prix. Doubls power, automatic. lent condition. 5*30. Call 842-4131. PONTIAC 1G84 — Air conditioned. Ful REAVES TRAILER SALE8 PIGEON SPARS SOBSTAD SAIL ly equipped, Low mileage. Excellen Extra clean. 1741 Rt. 88 (Laurelton Circle) STORAGE and SERVICE HELP WANTED-FEMALE IMS PDNTIAC Catalina convertible. condition. One owner. 842-2348. 1963 DODGE DART $7.10 HOL.SCL.AW TRAILERS ntwhm no yurif Full power. Omp owner. Asking $1095, Four-door gedan. Automatic, radio, Brlcktown, N. J. 899-4053 WOOPPUBSY -~ #861. Twice natlona THE OKEAT KEANHBURO MARINA • willi ity(icliin|t Call after 6, 671-0639. 1883 BUICK BIVIERA — Red, lllve AA-LIte — Travelmaiter — Terry — champion. Ready to sail. $350 or mak OIKL FRIDAY — Excellent opportu- • heater. Chateau and Sunset. —At the toot ot LRure! Ave., Keana- nity to handle chaJIengin* and dfverai- gray Interior. 11100. Call after fl p.m 1963 BUICK $8.40 offer. Call 747*0081. burg, has a few berthit left. Boats fipri duties in purchaainB department flit reir built 1862 CHEVROLET Impala, two-door In 20' and 30' clans. See Dock Master, • floor to lut hardtop, small V-8. Power steering, 261-8451. Four-door LeSabrt hardtop. Automatic, 1964 SHASTA CAMPING TRAILER — 12' ALUMINUM 8TARCRAFT - 9 Ueqiilrpa Rood typing, knowledge nf brakes. Automatic. Very clean and 1967 PONTIAC Firebird 400 convert full power. Radio and heater. Good condition. Cal! h. p. Evlnnide outboard. Two yean 787-7300 or 7B7-970R. rillnR «yfltem, ability to organize and original. $825 or best offer. Call 787- ible, 4-speed. equipped. Must Mil. Z3) 1953 RAMBLER , $7.20 201-0720 old. Excellent. $320. 747-n.r>7S. BOAT SPACE Fon RENT — Reason- bllsh wnrk loatl. Good salary plus 2087 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. celJent condition. 5*2-41S2. Classic 770 two-door hardtop, double MOBILE HOME — 10x46. aluminum. able. In Red bank. Call many frlngft henpflts. Freehold area. power, factory air, 25' CABIN SKIFF — 105 h.p. IK 741-4138 Write to Bnx Z-1S6, Th« Daily Bfl CHECKER — 1982 CHEVROLET $8.10 Two bedrooms, living room, complete hours. Monei tank. $900. nr will trad Red Hank. BelAIr wagon. V-8, automatic. kitchen, refrigerator-freezer, washing (or auto or outboard. 264-7251. AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE 1962 BUICK $5.50 machine. Complete bathroom. Factory INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Blectra 225 (our door. Automatic, four- air conditioned. Gas hot air and hot SACRIFICE $495 — 18' Shellcraft, 41 BUSINESS NOTICES CLERK-TYPIST •water. Excellent condition. See to ap- h.p. Johnson. Trailer plug accessorte Attractive opening, modern otHw with way power. preciate. Located Keansbwrg. (212) All good condition. 747-4090. LIOHT HAULINO—CLEAN CELLAJIB BEDLE RD. KEYPORT _i:i MERCURY 94.80 356-3571. State n Island. pleasant Burroumlings, Must be de- Commuter atation wagon, V-8, auto- 27' ULRICHSEN CRTIISEK 1965 YASDB OAR/ir.KS — Free estimates. pendable. Local office. Write brief matic, po-wer. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER—Large Hard. top. Sleeps four, Depthflnder, Oil after 3 p.m. 741-3149. remime to P.O. Box 238, Mat&wan. 264-0361 15 Transportation Special* — $50 up. rack, cooler, etc. Clean. Call cu. ft. refrigerator. Winter cover BACKHOE BULLDOZING — Mowln*. MONMOUTH 462-2724 Loads of equipment. Excellent condl plowing, pumping, laterals. All septic DBNTAL ASSISTANT — Full time. tion. Paid moorinn, pnnl and ocer lank work. BEN BRYAN. 671-0S83 Rcrl Rank area. E,xpprlfnc« prffBrred AUTO EXCHANGE prfvifeges. $6150. 229-0003. but not cBjicnttal. state age and other RUBBER STAMPS—Made to order. partluularii. Write Box G-I56, The 368 Maple Ave., (Rt 3!i) Red Bank, N. J. SCHIFFMAN'S 14' BOAT — Remote control. Trallei Faat, efficient service. Uae at home or Dally nrRlsler, IUrt Bank. 747-3930 25 h.p. motor. Small holt" In how. Moi business. Call 741-3227 or 787-2403. 1065 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE — Bur- Ing, must tte 11. $225. Call 229-3301. TiOUSEKEEPER WANTED gundy with black Interior. 383, four New Address 13' MFQ — With 28 h.p. Johnson. SLIP COVERS Llvr-In. Rumson. To do general hou«e- speed. 30,000 miles. $1300. Call 201- Good condition, ready to go. Steering, Sofa, *30. chair $15, with your own wrtt-k and assist with two children. JUNCTION OF controls, Bkis, cushions, etc. Bent of- fabric. Free welting, zippers, over' Own lovply room and bath, own TV. DOUBLE ROUTES 33 & 34 fer. 747-0783. locking »nd arm rests. Fabrics aUic Excellent aalary. References. 812-4163. 1967 CADILLAC available. Call anyUme 671-2384. 1965 CORVAIR SPRINT IMMACULATE CONDITION — 25' Convertible John Fitch pacliagre Clean. 29.000 COLLINSSWOOD CIRCLE TROJAN 4-sleaper cabin cruiser. LlfJHT TRUCKING AND DELIVERIES miles. Jnour-8peed, wooden wheel, four FARMINGDALE, N. J. Ready for water. Completely equipped. William Abrams FEMALE Turquoii* with black roof and CADILLAC - OLBSMOIIL! carburetor*. W.295. Call 291.0786. Must sell. Call B42-2269. 229-2818 black leather upholitery. Superb- Openings in the aortlni department. •roodway & 4th, Long Ironed 1968 VOLKSWAGEN — Model 20/ BARBOUR—BUILT SKIFF — MOWING Training provided. Incentive pay. Paid CHECKED ly esrad {or by original owntr. Good condition. 511 Oft. Call CAMPERS TRAILERS h.p. electric starter. Navy top. Can be Overgrown lawns and field! 222-1234 Ho3pitali?,allon and life Insurance- 842-02PO "NORRIS GOLD SEAL" Been at Andy's Outhnard Marina, Call 741-S104 Day shift. Mosaic Tile Company, At- 1967 CADILLAC convertible. Tlltueope Laurel Ave., West Keansburjr. lantin Ave., Matawan, N. J. nteerlner, Sentinel lighting, air, full "OPEN ROAD" "FAMILY FUN BOAT" — Thrce-yei CARPENTER BUILDER Ap equal opportunity employer power. Must sell. Will accept trade. (like new) H1 Flberglas runabout, Additions, alterations, attics, paneling, 229-2211. » "SWINGER" ceilings, aluminum siding. Call after 6 WOMEN WANTED — in Shore's rin- with trailer. Fully equipped to Inp.m. 787-0628. STANLEY OQONOW8KI. rnt dry cleaning and laundry plant. -962 TltniMPH roadster, newly palnt- Sales, Service, Supplies elude: 35 h.p. electric mart outnoan Free hoapltalizatlon, paid vacation. pd, new rugs. In excellent condition, motor, brnnd new 12 volt battery, a! BOOKKEEPING, auditing, quarterly No experience necesaary. Apply must sell, $400. 787-9606. 938-2924 running lights, fire extinguisher, an- payroll tax reports, etc. Margery STAR CLEANERS. 132 Vyrtl* Ave., chor, nylon line, life preservers, and Trovato, T/A Reliable Tax Service, Long Branch. HEVROLUT 1962 — Bel Air station compass. Beats four comfortably. USED CARS! ragon. Excellent condition. V-S 2S3. WANTED AUTOMOTIVE dltlon excellent. Absolutely must 671-1289. DB3NTAX, CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT — Automatic. Radio, heater, power seen to be appreciated. Asking $690 RENT A CARRIER PrRfer experience but is not neces- brakes, power steering. Asking $885. OLD CARS TOWED AWAY FREE Call 741-6477. Going on vacation? Need a luggage sary. Must be intelligent. Interested Call 8<2-0216 after 5 p.m. Call and show initiative. Salary commen- 1965 BID CRAFT — Hydro Class "c" carrier? Male for all earn, especially surate with ability. Must have own »J Oldsmoblli Cutlasi Ht. Cp» 1062 CADILLAC — Convertible. Air 2S4-7066 mint condition. Completely rebult convertibles. Larry's Auto Seat Covers, OVER $3500 conditioned, fully equipped. $1050. Call Matawan, 566-3016. transportation. Long Branch area. 1967 ELECTCA 10 Cadillac DaVllli 4-dr. Sdn Mark 30-H with gas tank and 2 props Write to Box Z-167, The Dally Regli- it Codlllac DsVlll. HI. Sdn 946-8872 JUNK CARS This outfit will run fill m.p.h. plus IF YOU need the professional touch • , Red Bank. Two door hardtop, fully <• Cadillac DiVllla HI. Cm PICKED UP [962 MERCURY STATION WAQON — 5500. 3 E. River Hi, Rumson- 7 p. In lawn and garden care Call NURSE'S AIDE! — Mature, experi- equipped. Excellent condi- e7 Cadillac DaVllla Conv. $50O-$1000 Good family second car. Bargain at Twinbroolc Auto Wrecking to 10 p.m. ^ 291-0434 enced. 3 to 11 p.m. Also cleaning U Cadillac DeVlllt 4-dr. Sdn S26O. 747-4481. BRISTOL SKIFF — 16', 35 h.p. John' PAINTING—Interior, exterior. Insured. woman daya. Shrewsbury Manor Nun- tion. U Cadillac DiVllli Conv. U Dldsmoblla Dy'mlc 11 HI. Sdn Eatontown 542-2235 son all controls, electric starting, Rcaaonable. D.K. Painting. Ing Home. 741-2059. M Cadillac ColaH HI. Sdn (] Ford Golox 5M HI. Cpa TRUCKS FOR SALE CASH FOR USED CARS — Trucks, trailer. Beat offer. 842-1330. 435-0800 •1 Chavroltl impala Ht. Sdn foreign or domestic. Dean, opposite 10' ALUMINUM BOAT — Sharp bow CONCRETE WORK — PatlOB, Bids- 1982 CHEVROLET CORVAN — Con- Two Guys. Mlddlelown. 671-8844. FEMALE $2500-$3000 <1 Imperial Crown HI. Cp» dition A-l. new tires and brakes. Just *50. Original cost $139. CaJl walks, driveway, call 1967 MERCURY passed Inspection. $375. 364-3000. WANTED — 1966 Volkswagen square- 787-5393. 671-2755 « OldjmoblH 91 HI. Sdn •1 Romblir 770 4-dr. Sdn 1 GENERAL OFFICE WORK back station wagon. Call 16 WAGEMAKBR — 12 h.p. outboar SMALL MASONRY JOBS — All kinds Comet, four door sedan. M Ponlfac Bonnivlllt Broug'm <1 OldimoblH n Ht. Cpa [949 CHEVROLET PIHK-UP — 1955 264-2984. Elgin, light, economical. Windshield, Knowledge of figures, willing to learn. 47 Chtvroiet Impala Ifa Wgn mclne. Good tires. 1150. Call of masnn work. Block, brick, stone, Typing not required. Paid hospitaiiza- Stick shift, air condition- MPontloc QrandP'x Ht. Cpa 787-7551 GET CASH FOR YOUR FOREIGN — bow controls, trailer, oars, preservers, flagstone, sidewalks and specialize in tlon and life insurance. Mosaic Til* anchor, cover. Only slightly used, bul fountains. Call after 3 p.m. 671-1108. AMERICAN — AND SPORTS CABS needs some fixing and painting. One Co. Atlantic Ave., Matawan. ing. 1959 CHEVROLET TRUCK AT MONMOUTH MOTORS, INC., An equal opportunity employer $2000.$2500 16' STEP VAN — *200 HWT. 35, Eatontown, 542-2414. owner. Priced for quick -"as is" sale, UNDER $500 Call 741-6936 $225. 787-7.'»65. LAWN BOOKKEEPER — Full time, for ac- it Pontloc Bonnevllla HI. Cpa counts receivable and payable. Know- <4 Cadllloc DeVllls Ht. Son 40 Ford Falcon 4-dr. Sdn CHRIS CRAFT — 1966 Cavalier, 28' ledge of keypunching helpful, but not 1967 OPEL U Chryj)»r Newport Ht. Sdn Mnn- HOUSEWIVES — Learn how you can 1965 BUICK Incidentally, the guarantee comet with all our used iioiilh Beach aroa. Call after 5:30, ie succesHful in a business of your iwn. We train you. Write Avon Man- Riviera, fully equipped, cars. ALTEUATIONI3T — Full lime. F.x- igcr, J. Rlrchall, P.O. Box 788, Port good condition. •engine transmission — rear axle — front axle assemblies — erlcnceil only. Apply in r*""" be- .tnnmnuth or call 741-4343, 48?-3377, brake system — electrical system ween 10-12, Love Lane, Broad St., •74-122JK „______„ n«d Rank. WOMAN — With Insurance experi- STENOGRAPHER FOR RED BANK ncc In rating and writing auto, fire 1964 BUICK '64 CHEVROLET $1395 '67 PONTIAC $2175 law firm. Leg ill experience proferred nd homeowner policies. Salary com- but not essential. Write Box V-168, with abilityy. Send resume LeSabre four door hardtop, MallDU Two door hordlop. Radio. G.T.O, Two door hardtop. Rodlo. The Dally Rpfiister, Rod Rank. T.O Box 188, HlHazlett . Heuler Aulomollc. Air conditioned. Henler. Stnndnrd on the lloor. Six-cylinder — 0 to 60 MPH in I I.I fully equipped, low mile- ALKSUIIUJ — Fllll <»l" pan-lime. &A- HOUSEKEEPER WANTED age. '64 PLYMOUTH $1295 '67 PLYMOUTH $1995 seconds. Top speed 107 MPH. Roll- icrlcncerl in belter dresses. Apply in lvr-tn. RuniFon. To do general houae- person between 10-12. Lovo Lane, ork ami assist with two children. T d o o T iardtop up windows, padded center arm Unad St., Red Rnnk. __ Own lovriy room and bath, own TV. a rser. Tulo m o flc."ro^ :^7;j,er. r,ior,,' - lOLI.KGE AOK~~oiiti7^~Or young PllPnt paliiry. Itpfcrcncca. 842-4183. rest. Lift up rear window with voniim to work in pharmnry. Apply 1963 BUICK 2895 WA 1 Til RSSEfl VV A NTED --- Day*, 'tcTuFWDniFT tnoc '68 CHEVROLET $2995 P.O.E. in person, Mon., Wed., nr Fri., RAY* nights* Exporlr?n<-'« not necessary. counter balance. SHORE PHARMACY, Hwy. .10 A Flrnt Munt *>? (IVPT 21. Apply DOG HOUSE 'oSabre four door sodan, 65 CliCVnOLt ll/Vb Impola. Four door wagon. Rodlo. .. Atlantic. lllphlnndH. __ 1 ss Bel Air! Four door. Rodlo. Heater. Heater. Automatic. VI. Pow.r RKSTAURANT, K- - < Middletown. ully equipped, good con- Automatic. Power steering. sfBerlno. WAIT1TESHKS"WANTEI> -• Vuii time 747-SWt.t. lition. part-time, atcariy yonr-remnd cm- 00UNTKKCtlUir g plnyment. Apply in |rcr«.n, WILSON'S wrck. 8 |> ni. in '2 n.m. Apply In per- '66 CHEVROLET $2295 '64 VOLKSWAGE C N $1350 DINER 4.'i Mnnmmith St., Red Rank. nun, imnkln' Donutn, 865 Hwy. 35, Mid- CoprlcTTwo Zr L* JlZli. «™™,™° °— ™™- "- Bi:il. dl He0Ier THE NEW TRIUMPH 250 illctnwn. Healtr. Aulomollc, Power steering. °' - .,_„_ "WAiTilESS~--~~Part-tlmc. Also full LAW"oKFl"("B HKCRETARY — No ex- 6-cylindor—independent rear c, Over 21. r.nnd working cnndl- ni'ilciifo necosaary. Write to P.O. Box suspension, an exfra on other m. I'hmifl 2(14-1164. fi2."i, Mlifitlfttnwn, S.J. giving rcauma. ALL CARS GUARANTEED '65 PONTIAC $1595 '66 VOLKSWAGEN $1795 "TKAO1IKHR~~=: HlYnlTled employment cars, standard on the Triumph MOUILE HOMES avallablf- to cultural trachflrs with 250. 4 forward gears, all Woil'l Honk Bncycloppdla unrter our BANK FINANCING f Ri'irnnirfl Inr.mno plan. Call 222- A synchromesh. Disc brakes, «Ufl 774-2,'iSJi. ^_ '65 CHFVROLET $1795 '68 VOLKSWAGEN $1795 rack and pinion steering plus VACATION 'TIMVI IS "NKARTNC. — WOULD YOU BELIEVE? Hurt ciiriilnK for tlint trip now. Wnrk Impolo, Four door hardtop. Radio. ,/nni /i."» _ r Sedan. Dork blu«. Rodlo. Healer. fJKNliHAI* IIOl'HK WORK ttK--8t Tarty, SCHIFFMAN'S thrr<- diiys n w(1(1k Rffe micm. Own BOB WHITE Special of the Wookll trniiwi«M'l..tl"ii 81 •- -1 f* •"* t • $ Tlio best (lout* nr« mnda (it Srhlll- l.'MKKKKI'MU T»l» Mlary. Sleep" $ mnn's Ilio Jnrfjesl rieolor In Hie In IVnnniH'nl l'"Mlli>n. call after « p.m. ft:n-07ifi _ , 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 888 east. Finest scrvlca dopt. Loroost supply ol uccossorles for trailers S* BUICK-OPEL fln. Bl-ck. #U8-I2 3175 P.O.E. campers. Franchts«d dealeri (or Nor- IIKI.P WANTKD — MALE rls Gold Seal, Open Rood, Clips, Kxl'l'miNNCIOn Kir.RVICK STATION SHREWSBURY AVE. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S OLDEST and LARGEST Volunteer, Smoky, Skamper, Roytil ATTKNUANT Atn>ly in permn, Red llnnk KHfUl, 10'.! Kant Front Ht., Cr«st, Monitor, WInnebaoo* .Swlnacr. AUTHORIZED VOLKSWAGEN DEALER j,IjIJMnKIl Kzp«rl«fic«d RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS Schlffrmin Campers & Trailers Inc., FRANK VKItA.NOK Hwy. 33 8. 34, ColilnQWOOfl Park Call 741-7217. ^ SHREWSBURY MOTORS, Inc. AUTHORIZED DEALER Circle, Farmlrttfdalo, N.J. 741-6200 (More Classified Ada RED BANK NEW SHREWSBURY 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. 741-5886 938-5256 1 SHREWSBURY AVE 741-8500 SHREWSBURY On The Next Page) T 24—THE DAILY BEGI.5TER, Friday, Juna H, HELP WANTED - MAtE FOE 8ALE APABTMENTS ITEMS YOU HO LQN&ER HELP WAfVTED — MALE HELP WAVTED - STALE CONSOLE OPERATOR xmrroxi **$* — ***** *r*m w* . month «xprr!fnc* on t h« NEED OR USE WILL... TRUCK BQWPMENT 1CECHANJC— 5A0 »n<1 two ypu i RAM bark ground. Experienced. Wciainc helpful. Call SALESMlN Hnurn .1 p.m. • 1 :3fl p.m., five day» GREEN GROVE GARDENS Mr- Qnx. M3-3220. . a. WPPJI. Snlary RnrnmoniiuraU wllh MONTGOMERY WARD piprpni . RrnRnd Tpnuni off apply nt FOUR ROOMS (ONE BEDROOM) $123 RATIONAL ACCOUNT SALES REP- on tirugh SELL RESENTATIVE — Far hrmser pprnonni'I for intprv-iew, Mon., FIVE ROOMS (TWO BEDROOMS) $153 tnnclc, moving and storage company. Krl , 9 a.m. - 12 noon Kmttmxl affiliation. Allied V»n Lino*. MAJOR APPLIANCES LILY-TULIP CUP CORP. EFFICIENCY (TWO ROOMS) ' $95' Jnr Apply In person. Anderson Bros., Hwy. :i!i Ho FAST lnr . V W MPChanie. St., Red Bunk. SEWING MACHINES An '•'['!HI opporlunlt.v rtiipl"y WITH A QUICK ACTION SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS "rsicn'o.in CLEAN I'P~MAN —EX" HOME IMPROVEMENTS KriMNir:--~Y FREE HEAT, COOKING GAS, HOTWATER AND AIR CONDITIONING r-prtPnCPd only. Apply in ppreon, Ser- rmiml im N vice TVpTVpll MsuriCf Bchwarlx A Sons, FLOOR COVERING niRht work. Ap[>ly LOW-COST T.V. ond chon» outltli, 12 cu. fl. refrigerators, porting and walk-In Itoroq. HI W Frrtn St , Red Hank. 747-'.>7 Branch A facilities. Spacious rooms, large closets. Walk to shopping plaza, busts and S»l»s rxiicrlpnco liolprul liul n.il nor. DAILY REGISTER school. "VAN TSRIYERS AXP TRACTOR «»ry Plll win lfcr ntrBi1v 01 fVI'TV.li 1-"'»H LA1HF.S TRUT.EH PRIVKRS - - f WKA/t - - AU yr:iT-rnnw\ DIRECTIONS: Garden state exit 117 to 36, east on IS to Airport Shopping py i Plaza, turn left, then two blocks to model apartment. From 3S, (j M jn hand.tan hmisehoid ponds. Applr In nntl vHni:rinrnt nppnr (iini J n. 11 ft ^' * nrul v.Tintl^n I'Hifl. prrson. An^rnm. Broih^rp, Inc., M- An n ry, jilirnv nC uviTllmf FAMILY AD Fields) to Hailet Ave., turn left to Middle Road, straight ahead. V Mechanic St., RM Bnnfc ...nnrl omcr Montgomery wir.ll M »'.n HKVDN KINITWEAIl, 3 LINES - 5 DAYS "CAR ANTWORTWC'ETHV J ll hoppini g Orntpr, Katontnwn ntc Ur ii'h Phone 264-1846 pprlpnrfi rwjulrH MiitU na PAKT-TiME"STOCK"BOY~J! WIIIH M K yoll.NO MAN - Knr FOR $ !ii and holirtnyd. Apply at vli- nnlo. {Mnrrlpcf f *ftftN*14l W F* l'SX SB.. MHtrtlrtown. Numioi JUST PETS AND LIVESTOCK mnn. Will 2.00 COMMERCIAL RENTALS PI . Rfd Bank. 747-O7:,(n. Avs.tls.ble for Merchandise For Sale ÂrrHiNtaf"'--^~Atile""in"hirnf)ip'"iiiipfi mpTaypnf;IH. rair 741-0122 pveiiinRS. only. Article must originate from a A GRAY GELDING — 15.3. Well man- SHREWSBURY — One or two rooms" Vlsory position In future. Growl np; nvnll.tl.lf rmmi salary plus full (rli SKltVif'E "STATION ATIENDANT — household and may not exceed a sale nered. Schooled Hnd nhown ami hunted I anelert. Completely refurbished pro- company. Rrm*fft> Salary nprn. .Calf Defipnis. i an 1'rrnnnrtel OTItc? Htv price or 150.00 per article. successfully. Not for beginner. 566- fessional building. All utilities. Air con- r Kull time »"'' P»rt-llme. Exi—' dltlonlng supplied. 747-2401. A'.to Lawn nl America, 568-0606.' Mr. vlrw HnspHal, 741-271)0. Kxt. 2^'.j. pri'Ierrrd. MC1NMOUTH ST., Price MUST be advertised. Each ad- I-animt. SBHV1CE STATION "ATTBNr>ANr~~-" HON. Red Hank. ditional line S1.00. No copy changes SHREWSBURY~STORE — Choice !o-~ Pnit-tlmo, iwn nlRliln 6 p.m. l m&y bo mat)? and no discounts or O1..DE ENGLISH SHEEPDOG pup- MF? STUDENTS oNAtTsB returns will be made It ad is can- pies. Beautiful, healthy. AKC Excel- cation, Broad St. near school. 1700 4R npeiiPd. Asrj« 20-40, $95 and Up, pm. nni Hunday ft n.m. Id 6 Bil Workuhnp. MFiatrrs f lent pedigree. $250. 223-0114. "1. ft. Ample parking rear. 741-5484. Apply lo pov«iin, I.TNUROFT KSSf: celed before expiration. frlnrr benefit* Rppnrt to 8 Map- /uid/or eiperlfnc. preferred. KrlnR« COMMERCIAL OR INDUSTRIAL" U Avf, Hf-l Bank. TUPS., through Nrwmnn B|ir!nt»_n'l , I.lncrnrt. btlU. Burllnu >»l»ry »r.OOO In To Place) Your Daily Rtgiirtr ASSORTED TYPES OF PARROTS— SPACE For rent. 1200 so. ft. 3 phase Kri, Jd « m _ ' ___ BXPEhlKNl'Bl) ~PAiNTRna~ WANT SS nun. deppndlnl! on rxp'rlencn and Call 5 p.m. and after. KI> — Aim nnprrntli'n lmy«. Apply n rilnlnlt. Cont«cl Wnrk Opporlunlty FAMILY AD, CALL .. . 787-7329 . PQwerCall 872-0309. 8 a.m. lo 4 pm. ^RACTOR^TKAII.KR OPKRATORB — person brlwrrn fl nnrl 6, 40-Hendrlrk Onter, 71 Bouth Broadway. Long SPACE FOR RENT — In heart of Experience nerpwary. Apply fn periion •in PI, f'nlr llnvon. Branch. 2S!>-«5S7. . WELL HEAD, INTELLECTUAL KIT- quaint Fair Haven. Charming building. tn Nuppl Trurkinc Ht 34, MRtawnn. TENS seeking good homes. Free. Excellent business potential. Call 747- *FROrJi"CTlON WORKEH8 - Incen- 741-6900 7*1-3517. 0567. tive joh* pnying exrrilrnl rutPi af WOODWORKING SHOP HELP WANTED—Male-Female 24-Hour Sirvie* Hhort training HonpttaliraMnn, paid ncert ITALIAN PROVINCIAL, — Sofa, king GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — 12 holiday* «"4 Mhrr benefit*. Apply Al- l WI-1600, •ii"YETn mTna"^ or over, lo work "Flower girls never go on the honeymoon." size headboard, two modern club weeks old. AKC. GRAND-SIRE 11)66 HOUSES FOR RENT CO Ota mien Corp Hwy. M Kfyport ivaltr»s«e«. kltchrn h«lp. Harryi chslrs, cocktail table. 566-81B3. WESTMINSTER CHAMP. Excellent Equal » BARGAIN BALE — On annuals. All TWO AND THREE -BEDROOM "BHIPPINO" cV.BnK" Kor laeiory. tlon. KrlnKfi benpfttji. Pnrl-Mm*) m( BR — Full or part-time. flats contain five dozen Petunias, 8al- AKC MINIATURE DACHSHUND HOMES—For rent or sale. 1125 to Full time, pnM liniHay* and other chsnlcal prtFltlon nino available, flood Top fialary. PUPS — All shots, Playful. Good H50 a monln. THE K1RWAN CO. Marling nalnry. Apply In peran, 7I7-70M. INSTRUCTION FOR SALE vla, Dusty MUIem, Marigolds, Alya- house pets. 741-2297. REALTORS. Belford, 787-6500. w. bcnanti. Please RPPIV In prr*on, HANP? HfifiK BAY MARINA. 1 Wil- Bum, Zinnlan, Pepper Planta, and To- Kcansburg. 787-6600. Hulet 2M-T100. RMph Frledland Broi., LncuRt 8t. low flt,, HiKtilandi. S72-145O. EAiiririAN"•- Brady ningn nnd wePkendn. Apply tn ppr- cvt-nlnga. Call ECPI at M2-2800 or • SPECIAL PRICE 1U4. SET OF GOLF CLUBS — Electric gut- haven lint;. Inoculated. Older dogs a !» H m. - 1 p m. Cumberland II clasiPa. BenefllR. Innulre R lo 4:31), visit ECPI, 265 Monmouth Park Hwy. tar. Fur coat. Call !0. Call 542-3563. 291-0726 W» wsnt hird working pfple thst londay Uirough Friday, I.ur.y'« Sporta- 671-0807 RED BANK — Beautiful riverfront rmn Stnrp, 1W Nrwmnn flprlnRii ear, 2!6_W. Front_8t ,_U«l_BaiiK. West Long Branch. Mason & Hamlln — Kna.be — Bolimer — BLACK POODLE—AKC. Four months, would Ilka In irow with us. ., n«>d n.tnk. 1H1A First Ave,, Al- ; Everett — januen — Hammond Piano* AIR CONDITIONER — Philco Silent, Paper trained. Wonderful termpera- home on West Front St. For- private llC'HlghlHnds. 300 Broadway, Long 'll5H;r8~^Â"r»1.75"l'er "hour, o'irics TWIRLING LESSONS — (Beginners 620O BTU. Used three months. J75. ment. $85. 566-6874. or professional use. Close to shop- Apply in person daJFy at l oaning. Red Bnnk and Mlddletown or advanced) Former Btate Champion, Coat $150. Call 787-5393. ping, transportation and hospital. rea. Call 5M-56I8. Nationally known National Baton 775-9300 WEIMARANER PUP Four bedrooms, three baths, carage, PAHHKH WASTED — Full or. part* Twirling Coach, Director and Judge, COLOR T.V.—1867 Philco, 25" screen, 12 weeks old. Call after S. fireplaces. Bulkhead and mooring. RUSSELL lime. CRII AmsTyusT MAI,E on FKMAJE nnw arranging summer schedule, A 300 MAPI ST. ABBTJRT PARK. N.J. Spanish provincial cabinet. One year 741-6423 Available Aug. l. $275 per month. Call 7A7-14TO limited number of •tudenti will be guarantee. Asaume, low, lo^r monthly Mrs. Wilson 622-7890. OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC Experienced or good, beginner. Great accepted. 842-40*3, terms. FIRESTONE, Mapla Ave. & GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES SHEET METAL WORKER WANTKt>— ipportunlty for new beauty aalon In PICK YOUR OWN STRAWBERRIES Seven weeks. Male. Mother "VANES- feri..Banli Mall.. Top lalary. Call 747- 35p nt, Children under 10 not allowed White St. 747-5700. CO. PIANO LKB8ON8 —Beglnr brtwh-up SA'S GAY, U.T>," A Vanessa puppy, DELUXE COLONIAL tnl shnp. Finn opportunity for me '31. nr continue. Also experienced organ- In fields. Jerry's Brook Farm. Hwy. MBXEL BOOKCASE — Antique" Need I say more? Call 871-2679. Five bedrooms. Pool, throe acres, lit Mian Gnmi working conrtltlnns. EIIVK YOUR OWN -ESTABLISHED Ut available for weddings. Miss Shar- 35 and Clark St., Hazlet. white, 5*5. Large paneJefl bar, 3 woods, brook. Rent *400 month, or 160 Nimil Bprlnss^fM . RM B«nk oil [iittirp. Write nualiricntlnns Hnd M. NEWSPAPER ROUTE IN MON- nn Carton. 842-0990. stools, $40. Round cocktail table, ped- GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY-AKC Salo JM.OOO firm. 45 jnln. New York. ABK FOR BILL GRIRO OIITH COUNTY — Earn S1.40 to REFRIGERATOR — $25. Two unused estal base, $15. Picture frames, as- Female. Large-boned. Black and tan. KPS expected to P.O. Box B.A. Red 600x17 »lx-ply tires, ?25. Home or Champion stock. Home-raised. 264-0702. Available August 1. Call (201) 431- .80 hourly, Liberal car allowance. PIANO/ORGAN LESSONS — Given In travel portable washer, ?10. 741-1542. sorted dre.iflers. Library table *15. 1263 for appointment. MECHANIC — Tn work on construc- 'all 747-3309. your home, Mrs. Herrmann, Two tall lamps, Itke new, $12 ea. Two tion equipment. Musi be experienced. 671-0504 RADIATORS — 12, cast Iron, assorted wicker trunks $9 ea. Dreasern, per- HOLMDEL — Unfurnished three-bed- r fizes, f25 each. fect, ?12 ea. Other items. 812-3212. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT room split, paneled gameroom with Top p»y. Call 83I-88IB. SALES - Male or Female bar, wall-to-wall carpeting*. Sewers. Prrmanpnt posit ionn for rrsponffihle Ormojie ynur own hours. Tart-tlmo or 741-125S CAR HOPS ~ (31 College age. Apply Tjpn In a modern hospital. Munt have DRAFTING PATIO SALE — Wide assortment of APARTMENTS Refrigerator, washer, dryer. One-car In person, between 2-9 p.m. Stewart's mbine with pre-ient Job, Thrpe or INFANT WEAR — Over 500 ltema, household goods. Garden Implements. garage, enclosed porch, pallo with ilnfolp work rornrd. Onml Salary with ,ur Items. High earnings. Contact Mr, • Architectural • Mechanical Hwy. 36, Highlands. _j nil frinpp brnrfttfi; Contact Personnel • Electronic six months to three years, brand Includes a 5 cu. ft. wheel barrow, gas grill. $250 a month. Call after oss,1 741-39JS3, between 6 and 8 p.m. names, 1O0 to $1. Excellent condition. silent reel mower, sump pump, lawn TWO-ROOM EFFICIENCY APART- 6 p.m. 264-4012. MOONLIGHTER — Fnr M<"n'» slmP- if fit.-**. Kivrrvlpw Hoipltal, Red Bank. Evening Program Placement Bervice 747-0082. MENT — Tiled hath, tiled kitchen: Wednesday »nrt Friday evenlns» «nd 7*l-27t¥»DISHWASHER. Ext. S22?>, — Oood stparty ypar- VTERVi'sWER WANTED FOR Writ* Mmtmotith Drafting Institute sprinklers, chaise lounge, hammock. T.V. Summer rates. Leonardo Motel, 74 VERMONT VACATION HOME — New fialurdsv. Some snles exprrlpnce. nd fmploymprit. Must apply In ppr- ART-TIM R TELEPHONE SURVEY 64fl Mattiann Ave,, Aabury Park 741-6257 Sat., Juna 15. 134 Branch Ave., Hwy. 30, Leonardo, 291-9614. three bedroom, bath, screened porch, Wrlle A-m, The nally R'cl'i". HoWAItn JOHNSONS RE3TAU- IORK. GIVE PHONE NUMBER. . Approved for Veterans SAWS SHARPENED Red Bank. on beautirui family lake. Boat. S Also scissors, hatchets, knives, cut- LONG BRANCH — Summer rentals. HANT. nt. 3S. Mldilleto»-n. UBT HAVE PRIVATE IilNB. NOT NEW 8UMMEU CLASSES — Now GARAGE BALE — Saturday, 9-4. Bed, Furnished. Four rooms and bath, hours from Monmouth County. $150 TWO PART TIME MEif - MnrnlriM. BELLING JOB. AIR MAIL LET- ting edges ln general. Bring them In. weekly. 462-8388. floor waxlm Neat appparanre. }«ir 11.1, BOY ~ Experienced only. PP- starting. Hypnoals and self hypnoBl! outboard, stove, freezer, miscellane- QceanfronL Private beach. Monthl •ER INCMJnlNfJ EnUCATION. For Intormation call 249-0048. RED BANK LUMBER ous. 40 Alston Court, off River Rd., or season. 229-1553. round employment. Call 7R7-JOS4. .MI, Hnuia Snack Bar. g<2.2209 or TORK EXPERIENCE AND NAMES Red Bank. COLTS NECK — Four-bedroom Co- • "HtJTOHER -~Psrt or~7ull time em- m:-i«si F REFERENCES TO: AMERICAN PHYSICAL SCIENCE Instruction b' Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 747-5J00. RED BANK. -- Unfurnished Cannon lonial, furnished. 1.7 wooded acres. ployment. Apply or call Rarllan Jipat _._PERIENCiBJi MEAlf CtJTTER" ESEARr:H BUREAU, FIELD education major senior with teaching CAMPER TOP — Also 70" Toro Pro- 1982 PHILCO REFRIGERATOR — Point Village Garden Apartments, 239 214 baths, all conveniences. Sept. 1 ITAKF T1EPARTMENT. 4M0 AM- expfirlence. 741-3181. Very good condition, now ln use In Spring St. Three and 3',4-room apart- to June 1. Lease. Becurity. |340 plus Market, 1711 Unnlol n Ave., HaileL M*" - WANTED — Tnlon waijes and bene- fessional Mower. Vsjl'a Carden Center, utilities. 946-8558. »685. Cnntact Anthony Arena, Meat ENDALE ROAD, BELTSVILLE, COLLEGE GRADUATE — Interested Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. 741-8988. Eve- home. Two-door 100 lb. separate freez- ment avallahle. All electric. See Mana- ARYLAND 20T05. nines 747-0412. er on top, It cu. ft sell defrosting ger, Apt. E-9. Manager. S7l-?^'». _^_ In tutoring economics, history, or ioc- refrigerator on bottom, JBO. Phone LITTLE SILVER—Five rooms. Dead- MECHANICS Yoi'S'S" MEN '-- i'Jirice New York iftl studies for high school or grammar FIUGIDAIRE — 15 cu. It. with freez- 671-5789. RED BANK — Beautiful 4'^-room end street. Immediate occupancy. Call Maintenance and construction, ma- irm âi f^vprsl oppntngs in verldca- 1TUATIONS WANTED-Female school. Call ANN, 842-0131. er on top. CJ.E. electric waaher, apartment avallahle in Riverside 542-4201, Mr. Deane. chinery and building*. Machlnlsu, ll->n depar'.mPnt In Lone Branch area. Whirlpool dryer, both one year old. CAMPING TRAILER — Good condi- apartment residence. Near shopping CAT8KILLS — Lakeside cabin. Pri- TOlIl-wHihtfl, auto mcchantrs. rtec- SiUry to $100 ppr week. Blx werk UBLICITY — PUBLIC RELATIONS Youth 6-plpco maple bedroom set. 3- tion. Reasonable. and transportation. To Inspect call vate dock. Fishing and swimming. trlclaJis and ov«r trades \>rt»UtHjr I training porgram. Must bo neftt WRITING, TYPING, LETTERS GUITAR LESSONS pleco rsittan act. 6 lamps. Call after 671-0718 Supt., 741-3691. Available August, $100 -weekly. 566- d«slranle. Intfn-l^winK for all trades wrll spoken Kor Interview call UTIS. HALL.IE SCHRAEOER, 7T5-3M1 In my home. Experienced instructor 5, 741.810!) 8342. Reliable m«i who want p*rmai»m Rrtijii, 222J.WO. in folk and classical guitar. BeglnnlnR CARPETING MATAWAN BOROUGH — 3'^ and yaari turnlttifi. by pmployer. Write and excellent swimmer. 671-0350. DESKS J15 up FILES, tablci, chain flSS-2472. KEANSBURG — Two-room furnishe TRICH AGENCY, 244 Broad St., Red ' Z-16S. The Dally RegHter, Red SIX-PIBCE BEDROOM BET _ 1100. Bank. 741-5888. teacher or retirM pcr^nn Mw*t hav [ARRlRti WOMAN — Would like to adding machines, typewriter!, ofllca WURLITZER ORGAN — Perfect con- 20" girl's bicycle, $8, wall lamp, »8. apartment. Call care. Write to Box Z-165, Tho Hail BarU _ •> babyjlltlng ln own home. Call 542- equipment, etc., at bargain prices. dition, $650. New coat $1200. Call af- Call 284-7519. 787-4705 Fegldtfr. Rfrl Bank. New or used AAC DESK OUTLET, ter 6 p.m. 842-0315. IM. nt. 35, Oakhurst 531-3090. GO CART KEANSBURG—THREE-ROOM GAR- WANTED TO KENT MAN — To learn auto *n<\ pint* glam younc man. Automn- EG~E JUNIOR — Needs rmmmer ELECTRIC WINDOW FAN — $20. 18 Call after 5 p.m. DEN APARTMENT. CLEAN. QUIET. trade, Permanent potitinn. F*li Plu« tlv>. and t"rch rxprrlcnce hplpftil. Ex- iiploymcnt. Experienced In general FOR THE PEBPECT WEDDING rolls vinyl wallpaper, gold and white. SCIENCE KITCHEN. AIR-CONDI- ELDERLY LADY desires room, board CroPB, Hlu* Bhlrld, vacatlnn unrl rmli- llpnt (iturr Apply In person only. •crrt»rlnl work, typing, children'a GOWN — Bridesmaid dresses and al Fur coat, sizfi 12. 671-1051. 741-3003 TIONED. WALK TO BUSES, SHOP- companionship, near stores and trans- day*. Ppnnlon fund Knoy» and kitchen hviy. Ooori pay. l! HROSSMAN. TrRKE.N, BROWN irking mothers. Call 495-0582. Keans- 36 Church St., Kcansburg. 787-4400. 79" porch Venetian blinds. All In ex- Forsythla, Welgela, double mock tavern. Includes heat 9140. rooms. Call us for fast action to have Call 8<>-">0S: _ ^_ COM TAN Y. 774-4Vi3. TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. orange, canna. lilies. Many others. 291-0003. your home rented. THE BERG AGEN- irK- cellent condition. Call all day Thurs- Some 4 for Jl. Dig your own. 946-4733. MACHINIflT — Part-time, all aroimd MA<'M1NK "™"~V7*"i"nPERATOP.R"~Vr> " All mahes new or used. Guaranteed. day and Saturday. 741-7454. BELFORD — Newly decorated apart- CY, Rt. 35, Mlddletown, 671-1000. ninpfl, Dutiei s IncludI e mn- I*ow as $25, Serplco's, 101 Monmouth ADMIRAL SELF DEFROBTCNQ RE- ment. Four rooms and bath. $125. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR and wlf« TUATIONS WANTED - Male St. Next to theater. 747-0485. GARAGE SALE — Furniture, Frlg|- Adults only. No pets. 787-0023. v< machining t ml dalre washer. Zenith stereo console. FRIGERATOR — Five yean old, would like living quarters. Month to (.[iprall'm Must 1»P In RA('HER"~Home Improvement and SELLING OUT Etc. June 14, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 145 separate vertical freezer, sioo. 842- KINO JAMES APARTMENTS — Val' 6 weeks ln Red Bank area beginning .il cnndiil'. . Fmnp rPlatPd NEW FURNITURE SAMPLES 4134. around July 15. Call 404-761-1013 after HELP WANTED - MALE nhop c pnlr.s. palnllns, rooting, carpentry. Parkview Terrace, Llneroft. ley Drive, Route 36, Atlantic High- 5 p.m. Would be willing to live In I ;-i wo. EVERY PIECE MUST GO LADIES' DAY AT FIRESTONE RED lands. Three miles from Sandy Hook Living rooms. Bedrooms. Dln BANK — Tues, Wed., only, t/nadver- State Park. One-and two-bedroom home while owner on vacation or l <-x.«-ll«-nt b^ rtits Alll rooms. Save hundreds of dollars. Mat- BEST TOP SOIL perhaps work out exchange of apart- Hood fill dirt, blue stone, road trrtvel, tl7.ed tires, and servici e workk, sold at units. Furnished^ or Ainfurnistied. Swim- ments for this period. Apartment lo- npp l ill trestles, box* springs, ?2(T each. Wal- sand, etc. Bulldozing, and baokhoe «e.i> 29% discounts come tn, you'll savj ming pool and recreation area. Patio FINANCIAL nut finished chests, *2S. Double dress- at FIRESTONE, White * Maple Sts., or balcony, each unit. Rent from 1132, cated in Atlanta, Georgia. for .- cmi'lnvinom t'l<>rtao ni'ply ers f39. Triple drenser, bookcase bed vJce. Eckel's Trucking, MorganviUe, WHKKl.OrK RICNM.B INC, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 591-9707. Bed. Bank. 747-570O. Including heat and hot water. 291-0770r WIDOW with- two daughters urgently, AUTO HELP chest $WS, Hideaway double sleepe needs four-room apartment ln Red Hram)i|"»tl Avr.. l,onn Hrnnrh ofai $140. Credtt setup. Free delivery. GARAGE SALE — MOVING — Sat., FURNITURE — Free for taking. 7 SUBLET — Immediate occupancy. YOUNrJIRti MAN Ti-miinrary p IKT STOItE - - Decorating accents. June 15th, 10-4. Dressers, living room chairs, two bookcases, three chest of Three rooms, bath, terrace and pool Bank. Call 741-S187.. Rapidly Expanding tUtn fmiTi nnw nil Nnvcnilipr. Rr iBhwsy location. Croat potential, IRWIN'S table, dishes, odds and ends, tools. 30 drawers, etc. 291-1804. Southern exposure. Must sacrifice fur- WANTED — Furnished two-bedroom t-nllr-Ke and a real InlT^^t it) gntw mall -Investment. Matawan, N.J. At- 27 Monmouth St. Red Bank Cooper Hlvd., corner of "Si. Roosevelt nishings. New carpet throughout Sea house or apartment. (July 1 - Oct. 10) ons 566-1(147. Circle, Mlddletown Township. REFRIGERATOR — 50 lb freezer, Berge, 385 ocean Blvd., Long Branch. (150 to $200 a month within commut- Dealanhip thtnti" A fin** oppnrtunity tn pnrtl $30. Empire couch $35. 25 yew ever- See Supt. or call 229-4440. fjilp In nil phases of a nmivll buslnp 747-0011 greens, $3.50 ea., i years old. 872-1231 ing distance to West Long Branch. ouirtnor work. Excellent salary, C ITALIAN RESTAURANT- ANTIQUE TIFFANY DOME — Old Please contact victoria. Scare!, K.A.t OPEN TO 9 NIGHTS prints and lithographs, 1664-1894. 220- EFFICIENCY APARTMENT — Two -• Mechaniti illy equipped. Rfd wnlHo-wall rat- GARAGE SALE — Sat, June 15, rooms. All utilities.- Near RIvervlew 229-1100, Ext. 748. • I dropped celling, WBIIon wheel UBED PIANOS AND OtROANS (l 0908 by appointment...... 10-12 a.m.--Furniture,- bpdn, chairs, Hospital. Write Box 0-158, The Dally iKhla, Indirect llRlltlng, oak paneled $25. Pianos bought, sold, repaired, 20' I 4' ROUND ABOVE-GROUND desk, lamps and stuff. Rlelig; Wood- Register, Red Bank. • 40-Hour Week— HELP WANTED — MALE Us ln Red Bank business area, moved. By appointment, Freehold hollow Rd., Colts Neck. FURNISHED ROOMS Music Center, 462.47.10. POOL ~ Redwood deck and walkway. HIGHLANDS — One-room and bath •7WJ Horn npw Mall. Excellent op- New liner. $500. Call 264-8061. EMERSON — K ton air conditioner, Fiva Days nrtunlty for fsmlly. Very rcaeon- WESTINOHOUSE washer and dry . efficiency apartment. For single per FREEHOLD — Room, suitable one or ile (;;ill 711-PR68 after * p.m. BEDROOM SET — Blond, modern, $7&. Universal air cooler with three- son only. Mature woman preferred. Space Mate Model, nine years old. pieces. SIOO. Call speed fan, $15. singer floor polisher, Call 872-1100 after 5 p.m. two. Comfortable. Central. References, • Uniformi Excellent working condition, $70 for $15. Everything like new condition. 'rlvate entrance. 462-1231. ATONTOWN ~~Store lor rent, 24 both. 741-7734 after S p.m. 7871107 nln St Excellent location, mndern Call 741-6880. RED BANK — Molly Pitcher Village, FURNISHED ROOM. — Hear Hwy. 38, AUTO SALESMAN illdlng. rnrklng. tl'ja. 531-1470. RUMMAGE SALE — And Cake Bake two-bedrooms. Available July 1. 842- • Hoipifalization WAGON WHEEL CEILING FIXTURE Saturday, June 15th. 10 a.m. to 3 4825 or 542-3057. Palmer Ave. Matching wall lamps, 78" snfabed, p.m. Clothing, white elephant and MERCHANDISE WANTED Call 787-9573. GULF large framed scenic mural, carpeting baked goods. The'Naveslnk Methodist FOUR-ROOM apartment, on large es- RED BANK — Furnished rooms with • Insurance For aggressive Chevrolet and floor lamps. Reasonable. 872-0969 Church, Naveslnk Ave., Navesink. tate, llolmdel. $175 per month, utili- lpnsp modrrn two-bny Gulf SPN afternoon. COLLECTOR — Wants old toy trains ties included. Call after 6, 671-1456. private entrance. Sluing room, kitch- Dealer in Atlantic High- .„ Station, located In Belford. Kx- 7-PIECE MAHOGANY bedroom set. any condition. Pay cash or will trade. en privileges. Ground and second rllpnt neighborhood and transit trade, CENTURY OLD — Antique German Very good condition. ?300 complete. HO., 027. 0, standard gauge. 774-3710. THREE ROOMS AND BATH — Un- floor. Women only. Inquire 43 Peters • Profit Sharing lands, to sell n»w Chevro- Grandfather's clock, crystal glass, furnished. All utilities, refrigerator, Place. aid Training nnd financial Bsalslam'o hniHB wrlghts and face. 938-5546. 542-1807, ANTIQUES—Tiffany Items, toys, fur- leU and used cars, niinlllleil person, HE 6-6606. Aftor range. Newly decorated, $110. 73 Oak' KEANSBURO — Free room an* p.m., 727-1M7. EIGHTPIECEIGHT-PIECE blond mahoganmgyy dining niture, china, paintings, statuary, land St., Red Bank. Aftor 4:30. • Paid Vacation l.Vx4' notJNn POOL — Filter, lad- room set - 76" Lawson sofa. $75 each, coins, lighting fixtures. Carved oak board ln guest house as evening cus- RUMSON BUSINESS . der, cover. Used two years. Needs or both for $125. 671-0307. after 4 p.m. dining room pieces. Copper Kettle An- KEYPORT — Two-bedroom duplex. todian. Call 787-9655 after « P.m. • Top Salary Sturdy six-room house suitable for Unor. J100, Call 741-M6fl. tiques, Oakhurst 831-1699 or 229-0892. Hi baths. Sub-let July 1. Call 264- KEANSBURG — Comfortable clean almost nnv hiMlnesi or omcej. 520.™^ FURNITURB AND HOUSEHOLD EF- 6271. KITSON CHEVROLET • Plus Commission KENMORE WASHING MACHINE — FECTS from local homes. Riir. 9x15, SILVER CERTIFICATES room, nicely furnished. Parking. 5|"AI.1STBR AOENCY, Realtors, 109 Excellent, $40. Reglna buffer $20, Re- Reasonable. 787-6771. . E. ltlver nil., Rumaon. 8*ys©4._ vere tape rocordpp $35, Formica kitch- tli). Base cabinet $6.50. upholstered Call for best quote. Deadline June 18. SEA VERGE APARTMENTS Sec Mr. FltmlriQ, Service Monager chair S19.50. Flve-plcce kitchen set 7870395 or 787-0289. KEANSBURG — Free room and board Call Mr. Clark, 291-1101 TAVKUN ^~Owner~ai«lo>'» -to »"''• en tahlo $10. Lcwltt vacuum. $5, 67l< 524.50 Twin bed complete $39. Couch Hwy. 36 Eatontown WANTED — Donated piano for enter- ON THE OCEAN In gueat house as evening custodian. HlKh srnaii. Excellent flxturea. Ask- sleeper $69.50. Rollaway cot $19.50. tainment of older resident groups. Call 787-9655 after 7 p.m. INt«l lo Molor Vehltle Slolion) ing S33,nono. KPW1N S. f Gas range S49. Refrigerator $59. 48" LONG BRANCH Renllnr, M4-0M3. Evenings, SEAMLESS oak round table 145. More nnd more. Call 2910919 alter S p.m. SINGLE ROOMS—Clean, comfortable, Aluminum White Gutter, llewy gauge RUSOIL'3, 28 E. Front St., Bed Bank ANTIQUES — Paintings, N.J. Atlas, WEST END reasonable. Gentleman oreferreil. S3 (032) Concealod hanging system (not 741-1693. Estates purchased and appraised 747- Wallace St., 741-6392. Garage. Just nailed up). Call for free estimate. 20O3. The Hudson Shop, Inc., 511 MODERN HI-RISE WASHER — Eight months old. Cost Broad St Shrewsbury. AIR CONDITIONED, LIVING ROOM, PROWN'S $210. Will sacrifice for $150. Call GLAMOUR KITCHEN, CLOSETS (More Classified Ads 33 Brosil SI. Red Bank 741-7500 741-1190. WANTED — Folk guitar. Must be In STUDIO. 1 AND 2 BEDROOMS good condition. Ask for John. Call TERRACE-SWIMMING POOL On The Next Page) CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIREQORY PORTABLE DISHWASHER — Good WOOD LATHE — 36" Rockwell Mfg. 512-0853. condition. $70. Call 4-Jaw chuck, etc. Call 671-2812 462-2724 OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, FROM $140 A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! glassware, art objects and brlc-a-brac, 385 OCEAN BLVD. APARTMENTS n.E WASHER — Quod >hap». Rea- 10 COMMERCIAL TYPE Westing- immediate cash for anything and ev- «onAb)e. Cull house washing machines; f«ur com- erything. Ruscil'i 2i East Front St., 229-3371 .166S875 mercial dryers, 50 lh. capacity: one TWO ROOMS - • Furnished. 37 Shrewi- Westlnghouse dry cleaning machine. 741-1693. nova i'6" BICYCLE — *7. Kcnmoro Very good working condition. Call 291- STUDENT PIANO fnr children's les- bury Ave., Adding Machines — Typewriters Genera] Contractors Painting and Decorating 21" mangle, *10. JJlil or. 671-0210, sons. Preferably small size. Reason- 74 able. Call 747-4318. KEANSBURG — Five rooms, avail- AT7DIKO MACHINES — iyp*wr!t»r* HOUBiiiii PAlNTJNJN a VACUUM "pUMp"-~-"Ccnco'"VnrRavacT able July 1. Uptown, near buses, Advance Showing! •old. rented repaired ••rplcî 101 h Fre TvW~CMiE~}i\a VBNIIER — 30 bae 1214 KVA Bombarder, erolsflros and shopping. ScetirUy required. ^787-lW5. IfoamnuU. II, RMI HanW UT-OW, Fred W. Boll. Jr. siortt);(>. In good working ordor. Call J22-I780 22201(10. other glass working equipment. Fitz- SWAP OR EXCHANGE Luxury Hf-Rlse Apf. THOMAS SLATE gerald. 223-24.14. OCEANPORT — ReTfring to "jqoMifaT AUTOMATIC — Hot-wator Kns rsdla- Income property near Fl. Monmouth. Living On Beautiful Antiques Frno Bstimatei TRADE! — Chain saw, gas driven, for Desirable location, rental no problem. PalntlnR and Dtooratlng tur. Kltrhon table and chnlrs, 80"x36" TJNPAiNTEirFURNITURE ccmant mixer, gas driven, etc. 787- ATLANTIC TRADING POST — 43 At- Tnllr Inilirad 7 cunihlnatlon storin ntnl screen door. 2-3 room apartment. Appointment on- Shrewsbury River ttntic AVJ* , Liong Branch Anua'•!••«, Must sell. Call 7«7-37:i3 . . RED BANK LUMBER S180. ly, 542-9215 nfter 4 p.m. Sat., sun. all med furnltur**. Mnn . Wed., Frl i 30- V A O rAUPRNTUY SAND BLASTING day. (Navtifnlc) 9:30 pm., SRI 12-6 p.m., Sir. 2-*i Mnntifnrturrr of Your premises or ours. HnB — Oornls Pearl and Wall, Red Bank. 741-SSOO. p.m. W« buy-»eU-tra4« anylhinn of K d pick your own. Lnurlno's, Syca,- CONTENTS OF LOCAL HOME! Some PETS AND LIVESTOCK RED BANK — Four^rmmTapartmcmT 1, .& 3-BR and Penthouse Apt*. l mnre Avo.. New Bhreu^bury. M2-*6OO. ntiques. Victorian marquetry - Inlaid Located pg n 104 Herbert St. Fiirmlra Work Pearl and Bead Restringing table, oak bookcase tlosk. cherry ma- PROFESSIONAL DOG GROOMING Beautifully furnished lobby wllh 34- Asphalt P»ving I 22t>:':U* Aflpr ."i p.m. MATTnESaifs anS Sox srhiNas" hogany music cfllilnet, antlmio otto- Appointment only. KEYPORT — IMMEDIATE OCCU- hr, doorman service/Heated iwlnv Biparily on braided nylon. »l,J0 a -A lew sets of each size left. Twin man. Two oriental throw rtlKS. Early 671-9021. sl/e. set now $S0. Full size set now PANCY LUXURIOUS ONE-nED- mlng pool with locker rooms, caban- OBNKRAL ASPHALT PAVINO INC Moving & Storage •trand. Rtarllng claip* from 7Sc. ntlquo walnut nm'-ilrawpr stnnd. ROOM APARTMENTS. $122 FREE as, and sauna baths (excl. to ten- Blacktop driveways and parking Intj REUBSIUiSS', 36 Broad 81, Ret SfiO. All quilted top matti-canes, no Teakwood stand. Circassian walnut CIIBRIBOR KKNNKL3 otters AKC SWIM CLUB, HEAT. AIR CONDI- Call for free patlmntei 222-S26S Bank. hultnns. Come ami get them while eilroom suite, See tin-in at HUSCIt/S Registered golden collie, wire fox ter- ants/Private marlna/100% Indoor Ihiy lust. BlIY-IUTE SLEKP SHOP. SYCAMORE (1UEENS, Syi-nmore rier and chihuahua puppies. Wormed TIONING, HOT WATKR, PARKING. parking avail. / Fireproof 12-story lltt'V :ia «t Wain St., Tort Monmouth. and Inoculated. 67M8C2. KEYPOHT HARDENS. 2S1 Atlantic blfjg. with hl-specd elevators/All optt. Ceramic Tile Contractor Piano Tuning Ave., I.lltlo Silver, N.J. m-»5Ul!. SI., off Rt 36, Renting agent on prem- have balconies with river views/Cen- 7R71O1O. ises, rhone: 264-r»o79. New rrtnhlriiclif.ii nn-l HOMB A CONCERT TUNINO ÔPKUATmn TIRE CHANGER — HI". BKRNARDfl ~ SIX weeks old. tral air contlitlonlng/Tappan built-in Repairing, rr ulaimit, rrbulldlng. ii<• A ii(IIIM ATK CONnffirjNEit— Swiss stock, champion pedigree, show ttlnn rpptm* Kilrtu n-, NGEL C 5<(l. 21" i'on*olo T.V, J20. Both cx- $50. 170 lb. barrel swooping compound or pet. 7R7-5G80, 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. FAIR HAVEN — "l'"lvT-roo~m~apnrl-~ wall ovens and countertop ranees/ rs nnH patim AH Work guaranteed. $10, 741-1542. ment. Unfurnlflhcd. Call after 5 p.m. Formica kitchen cabinets and work MOVERS •SktcalBSB HAL, LONGO 222 2863 L-t-llpnt. 711-2175. W d. Call -61 n:,C:i ft»r Safe MovihR with A~^ThreV^pleco itcctionai, moi'lia TllTsri SETTER~PirppTBR — AK(f 222-0778. areas/less than 1 hour to NYC, 40 1 Bl 'Ul^HOAlTn ^^ HniilP, P'B"^ Gncid" ,vn. Very good pnndltlon. J50. Cnll ri'Klslered, field or show line. 747- mln. to Nwk./IO mln. frorn beach, National Mover Plumbing and Heating rnmlltlon. *75. Cnll alter 8 p.m. 787- _DB71. THRKK ROOMS ^ FurnTs7l<-(F," 3 blocks from trains and exprtsi Mi05 vron 7!) p.m. 711 Ml'.'. Couple. 108 Callierlnn Bt., buses, Diamonds Bought or Rcstylcd FLORIDA and All Points USA P1.TTMBTNC»~ llptitlrni and baUiroom MINIATilirE~SnilNAUZICna~— AKC Rod Hank. remodeling. l'"KNI)El"i riilNCIOTON REVKItll" Let us buy the diamonds you don't Ed BBrothers 741-2211 «; TON -- Air cnmlltloncr. SMI. chll- AMP — STO. Call KeKlslprcd. Kars clipped, tall cropped, wear or )«t \m resiyln (hem for ymi .lien's swIriB rrnmn till, three 77.V14 !>lll-87<5 seven weeks old. Call .1639280 Lake- perwnally. Aiuiasillpa', 3G IJrnad SL CORRIGAN'S while.wnll tires, fl oaili. Tliroo (iMl- FRIGIDAIRE I2T OftJtlftml St , licit finnk 747-^706 1:1 tires, 52 pjirh. 7R7-077*:. COMMERCIAL RENTALS Odd Jobs K"T»""»i'>'ri~nii;r"l"i>fty~rn7n™ refti'ln" jciar, Dishwashers and 72-cu. ft. 2-dOor »»Jf* Draperies Roofing, Siding & Insulation INCI.ir TUHE ilui nt fix- llniH'o ln carpr-M clrnnpd with Bcitlllcn. faliilloiis llnncs, Pomilcs, Ila*- OFFICE SUITE — 756 sq. ft. In en- defrosting Refrigerators, l.IOHT HAl.'l.TNr; _ Cellars, carafes l-:x('(>llont rondltfo Will ell Hue l.iiHlrr. Honl olrrtrh- shnmponer, flct.i, Wlniwiir TTilrrs. nnd many cetlent location. DesJrable for any pro- llphnlslfiinfi, draporlrs. pllprnvrrn cleaned . lip H..ve triu-k Kre OL8ENCOiNO70'». 291 ft%40 nLK RIVER FRONT sulteon HKI.PINfi IMMiS .Tn r|pnn"r ISNRV nlNINf! itltoM HKT — K-» C-I|J|), 3 KuM Front HI., Jleil Bank. flr.l floor In the Tullcr Building. Call RIVERVIEW Kitchen »rt. I.nvvn mower. Kilch- Electrical Contractors .Ililit liiii-kln BIlltNfl - Alli r.ui int Tedl»r »nd 717 M.14. 747-2440. • inp. '1 1 III Alcoa. Work ciihlnct. R72-O7lii. HAI.10 "nc>itSB~Ar0 l l 'llHI. AsUnf; $I,M). ('Jill 747.;i!HI. llli'fl ilr.t, YonlCBIIIHK TKHIIIEItA — 'iiny WAI1KHOUSE STOIUOE SPACE — Kntcrtafnmcnt nooiorii; .SPECIAL tires 7.70-H, n 8' liniHlllHOY POOL — Filter, lnrl-' WCCHS old liupi. Ptrfect pets, 84 28 Riverside Ave. FAlff VlA VKN"ilOMF" SUPPLY 100 sfi. n at I1H m labor and All riud IMili'*. etc. 10 ti vacuum, .ililmiuer. Kxcellent trai- 1251. etfl av-ftllatile f-ir litest UrtTtrt" PalnhriR mi,| |»|»r liniiglnK. Kullr In nterlal Inrluded. 10 year warranty. ilny, Juno 15, 7:t Unlit ird ; Itlver Minn. M0(t 7H7-fi,\Mt, 373-98fi(l. Approximately 1300 so. ft Call «liow« find Major Sp-irli Kvrnm I'iriMi rU'J ]!IT:I ,.r 7ll-li4'.(t Mo frn' entlinstp. Aluminum ntdlnjr, 1'la/a. I'nrk on Btrcel nnd tlnwn BOI1HKI.I. r'OMlKB -~ UldH «nd Red Bank. N. J. Afoniiiniiln fit , Jtfd I!Bnk liters nnd li-adors. 787-7874 or T»7- lam-. Nr. i-ms on pr ll'KUlilT I'iANO — $100. .Seven- driven. Well innnn*r*d. r.nnd wllh CAW. II ,li)NKfl ralnllnjc snil tern inali'ip-Tnv dining ronm set. fl'to, sSpAnATiir Buiirr>iNOT~F6R~ LEAST wsMpnprrlnn Fully lnnirr<] For free 7HI!) olillilrrn, Jlrnullful snlmsls, SPOTTED Rental Office: 34 RIvenMe Ave, jTtoncral Contractors ' BKl.Kfllln IK K-IJTHO* SinlNO 6o7 I'lnstlii nr Inntetlnl, inili In ri,i'i *. doors, awnlnps. giit- KAl: YK. HEAlt"YK~Y«i~rilrt«"o«~ 4:it -n«.vi. Miht manufacturing. Call 7471100. rarl'-im rtf>pairs. Masonrr. Bmiil! Pslntlnif A IVtwirnilnit t«r«. l.n.l.n «h\iller«. Boltord, N.J. 61AR HAI1V CRANP I'lAN sgrt niil" at Trlcnrn* Farm, llolmriel. 5100 BQ. FT. COMMERCIAL SPACE" 5ff7 i For Free Fstlrnst^s C.ill Ml 31fi6 U71WS HYNA BIRD -- FJrven months old. Available on Newman Springs Road, ' Open lo A.M. la 5 P.M. Dally ar r"«ra»te«. Nine yesrs ol,1. j;m .J., F*t. .Inns 15 Corner of Laurel Call Shrewsbury. Immediate occupancy. 10 rimvlew Ave., Keansliurg ve. and Holland Ril. 10 a.m. i 143-2X1. Call WEART-NEMKTH AdENOT, 741- t> 2240. THE DAfLY Rl&TSTER, Fruity, June 14, 196&—25

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A PRETTY RANCH In a lovely location. Three bedrooms. Bath. 28' living room RUMSON OFFICE MIDDLETOWN OFFICE MATAWAN OFFICE with fireplace. Paneled sun- room. Walking distance to elementary school and RR. $23,700 MAGNIFICENT RIVER- FRONT ESTATE Four, acres on the Navesink. English Tudor home with eight bedrooms, six baths, 42' living RUMSON -\, ,.1-^ room. Screened, enclosed and Ranch STRATHMORE Fully air conditioned Cap* Cod open porches. Garage with Bedrooms . ' ' - ~ -. charming apartment. Family room 4 -Bedroom*- 4 tedreems Screened porch 3 Bjrthl Special fireplace " •• . . ' $135,000 River rights Full basamant Centrally air conditioned 148.000 Large trees All appliances ONCE A STABLE Asking U5.500 New at t25,SOO NOW A HOUSE Colonial COLTS NECK MARLBORO Beautiful high location. (Hum- 3 Bedrooms Lekefront Secluded yard with patla . Colenitl son) Almost two acres. Four 5 Bedroom! 4 iMraam* On bus line V/i Bathi bedrooms, 2>/£ baths, two living Walking distance to school! J Full bathr Beautiful Wooded lot 1 Fireplaces Immaculate Brand new rooms. Studio. 121,900 Full basement «S7,SM 1 Acre 1st $65,000 Selling at t»,000 FOX HILL MIDDLETOWN ELLEN S. Little Silver Ranch 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths 4 Bedrooms Family room with stone fireplace) 3Vi Bathi 4 Bedrooms Centrally air conditioned Beautiful lot, big treat HAZELTON Many custom features Vh Baths Family room Tree-shaded lot ' Realtor 137.500 $34,900 Goad buy at *24,5M West River Rd. Rumson 842-3200 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RUMSON — Choice residential locale. Custom built Colonial. REDDEN AGENCY Foyer, living room, formal dining room, modern kitchen, 741-9100 breakfast nook, den with fire- FAIR HAVEN MIDDLETOWN Realtor • Insurors place. Four bedrooms, 2'/2 Colonial Split baths. Full basement. Hot air 4 Bedrooms Colonial LAKERIDGE 2 Baths and powder rooms 4 Bedrooms Member of Red Bank gas. Attached two-car garage. Game room for .entertaining Framinghtm Multiple Lilting 3Vi Baths % acre plot. $59,500. Beautiful grounds Fulty air conditioned Professional sit* One block from river Assumable mortgage 4 Bedrooms TODAY'S BARGAIN—Immedi- RUMSON—Inviting living area. Assumable mortgage M7.5OO 3 Baths ate occupancy^ Large split level 153,500 Centrally air conditioned Spacious ranch. Combination Offered at 137,500 With four bedrooms, three baths, living room and dining room LOCUST MIDDLETOWN gameroom, porch, basement, with Heatilator fireplace. Elec- Colon! 4 Bedrooms Colenltl LAKER1D0E garage. Monmouth Regional tric kitchen. Two bedrooms, V/2 Wooded lot S Bedrooms Hempshlr* Flreplaced living roam It library 4V. Baths - 3 Oversized bedrooms and New Shrewsbury Public baths. - Basement. Hot air oil Country kitchen Library, solarium Family room with fireplace Schools. $26,900. heat. Patio. Attached oversized Den Country kitchen 2V> Baths Beautiful setting Mortgage assumption possible two - car garage. Screened Asking $32,500 GROWING PAINS? Sprawling breezeway. Approximately two four-bedroom ranch home near acres. $42,000. LITTLE SILVER MIDDLETOWN the Shrewsbury. Foyer, attrac- Ranch LAKERIDGE RUMSON — Attractive rustic 4 Bedrooms Contemporary Ranch Jam*sburoj tive living room with fireplace, Living room with flrepl vicinity. Ranch. Living room, Dining Room 1 Bedrooms 4 Bedrooms dining room with French doors den, kitchen. Three bedrooms, Kitchen with bullt-lns 2 Baths Paneled family room leading to screened porch, Paneled den Den with fireplace Carpeting throughout two baths. Full basement. Hot 2 Baths Fully air conditioned Take over »% mortgage with l7.fH kitchen with new dishwasher, air gas heat. Attached one car 2-Cor garage Only $29,000 Priced to sell at $35,900 paneled den, two baths, two- garage. Ample plot. $28,000. S3l,70O car garage. Priced to sell at $38,900. DENNIS K. BYRNE FAIR HAVEN RANCH—Three REALTOR - INSUROR bedrooms with den and game- 8 West River Road Rumson room. Living room, dining Phone 842-1150 area, modern kitchen. Owner MEMBER MULTIPLE transferred. Only $23,500. LISTING

PERFECT HOME for family TOMS RIVER and grandparents. Living room, dining room, kitchen with fami- ANXIOUS OWNER + RANCH HOUSE OA|K HILL ly room, three bedrooms, two LAKERIDGE baths. Also two-room and bath = OPPORTUNITY NEW SHREWSBURY Colonial Split Colonial Only 3V^ years old Eaton Colonial apartment with kitchenette. Or 4 Bedrooms This owner wants ACTION and haa 5 Bedrooms 4 Bedrooms reduced his price to get It! Call today 3 Baths li Baths tliis could be a five bedroom, Large game room i Baths to see this home with three master Ideal set-up for In-laws All appliances three-bath home for one large size bedrooms, 17' dining room, 1H Charming home High, wooded lot Asking $44,000 Imrrwdlote possession family. Central air conditioning. baths, full basement, front and rear 137,000 Bus at doorstep patios. Washer and dryer. Asking S17,- Going (or $31000. Excellent condition throughout. 400. LITTLE SILVER MIDDLETOWN A lot of house for $39,000. VETS NO DOWN FHA $70TI DOWN Colonial Ranch PAYMENTS APPROXIMATELY $152 Living room with flrepl LAKERIDGE PER MONTH. SUBJECT TO GOV- 1 Bedrooms Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. ERNMENT APPROVAL. Dining* room 1 Bath Colonial 3 Bedrooms Fully paneled gam* room with bar t Bedroom* Corner Bergen PI THE KIRWAN COMPANY Den, Sun room Tool room 3 Baths Realtor IVi Baths Excellent condition All appliance* RED BANK Bay villa 244-9300 Full basement Landscaped lot Many axtras, carpeting 133,500 124,750 Swim Club far residents EXCEPTIONAL Good buy at $34,000 Evenings and Sundays NEIGHBORHOOD LOVKLT LJNOROFT — Three-bei- Colonial Ranch 741-7480 room, two-bath ranch home. Fireplace River rights, V/i acres COLTS NECK Gracious center hall 3 Bedrooms ' In living room, formal dining room. 2 Baths Colonial Screened porch, attached two-car ga- 5 Bedrooms Well landscaped lot rage. Immaculate condition. Convenient Paneled den with two-way flreploce 5 Bedroooms RIVER OAKS-FAIR HAVEN Fireplace In living room 2V* Baths location; near everything. 133:500. Into living room Screened porch No Wilting [or till* colorful Cajw In Game room * < . Paneled den, flreploce •ylvan setting, Dormered bedrooms RUSSELL M. BORUS JwoJone air conditioner among extra* and screened breezeway add comfort, V Kitchen Centrally air conditioned Complete redecoratlon saves work. REALTORS 167,600 A must see at $39,900 Mortgage assumption. $43,500. STER. 600 River Ed. Fair Haven LINO THOMPSON, Realtor!, 45 W. 747-4532 Stiver Rd., Rumson. 7*7-0900. Open 7 days Brochure on request RIVERFIELDS AT RUMSON RUMSON COTTAGE INSPECT BJx roomi JM<1 hath. fVittHfta In vary This Saturday and Sunday 1-8 n.m. tood condition. Lovely corner lot. Near Tuxedo Rd., off Rumsoh Ra. Now river. Garage and' large flagstone showing five-bedroom, 2% bath. Colo- patio with privacy fence. Good location. nials at £84,500. Also custom build- Owner otu of state. Asking $19,000. Ins from *57,000. STERLING THOMP- McALTSTER AGENCY, Realtors, 109 SON A ASSOC., 45 w. River Rd.. JS. River ad., Ilumion. 8«-189». Rumson. 747-0900 LOVILY THREE-BEDROOM RANCH In Oak Hill. Call 871-0299. EDNA M. NETTER KEANsmip.r. Realtors Three bedrooms, living room, kitchen FARMS _ HOMES — INDUSTRIAL bath and oversized garage. Attached SITES HOLMDBL — COLTS NECK APPLEBROOK three-room apartment on nicely land- MARLBORO — FREEHOLD ARK AM scaped lot. Good for older couple. Dutoh Lane Rd., RD 1, Marlboro Ranch COLTS NECK Many extras. Call for appointment P.O. Box 325, Freehold Colonial 787-3733. 4 Bedrooms High on a hill Colonial Early American Appointments 3 Bedrooms OLD BRIDGE — Two-bedroom Cape 462-4151 S Bedroom* Cod. Large rooms. Expansion attic, Evenings C36-D140 Swimming pool, cabana ] Baths 2V. Baths screened front porch. Walking dis- Patio Enclosed basement area Ben with fireplace MIDDLETOWN — Lovely area. Split Enclosed porch Professionally landscaped tance from school. Aaklng $16>900. Three bedrooms. Large kitchen. Play- Set on hill Call owner, 2S1-32S5. Paneled den , -. - Beautiful condition Offered at $41,500 room. Laundry room. Patio. Extras. Trees ' *35,300 KBANSBURG — Lovely three-bod- Bus on corner. FHA appraised. 741- $69,500 room ranchh, seven years oldld . WallWall- to-wall carpetinpg g living room dining MIDDLETOWN COLTS NECK room and hallhll. LargeL , kitchekith n and FOR SALE - OWNER — KeansburL btlllty room. Fonced-in rear yard with Income property. All rented. Two Ranch Colonial summer houses. 0 apartment*. 1 win- Split ' cement patio. Aluminum siding. Can Immoculote 3 Bedrooms 4 Bedrooms assume mortgage. Only 13 years left ter home. 2 apartments. Hot water Baths heat. Must anil because of death $17, 1 Bedrooms 2 Baths to pay. 787-2754. Exceptllnally larg* den An acre of well-landscapad ground Master Suite 000 taken all. Call 787-1600. Den with fireplace "WIDDLETOWN — Itlver Plnza flpc- Flowering trees, evergreens Large screened perch tlon Four-bedroom expanded ranch. NEPTUNE CITY — Year round house Many extras 127,500 Excellent location Asking $44,800 Two paths. Wall-to-wall carpeting. near Aabury. Renovated throughout. 137,500 Full basement. Heatcrt swimming Fenced yard. Principals. Owner. 778-93B1 NAVESINK RIVERFRONT Jjnol. Baseboard hot air heat. Two-car HELFORD — Two 3-bedroom homei. garage, % acre on cul dn nsc. 7 Colonial OAK HILL minutes to downtown Hed Bank. $47, Need repairs. HAZLET 787-3966 Dock the boot at your front lawn (KlO. 842-248:1. Great hall Colonial Split Authentic Colonial INTERESTED IN A NEW H0MK7- ONLY ONE OF A KIND! Individual Two dens plus study 4 Bedrooms t Bedrooms We have many choice locations in the Colonial home, Shade trees - flower 5 Master bedrooms 314 Baths Country kitchen Mlddletown • Atlantic Highlands area Riirdrns. Fireplace In tho living room, Maid's quarters Family room 2-Cor garage Where custom constructed new homes firpnrntn dining room. Jfllectrlc kitch- Four fireplace! » ,.. Large wooded lot Convenient location Tanging from 116,000 to S:i5,0O0, are to en. Two nice bedrooms, tiled bath. Fabulous view HJ.SM) be built For complete details call Pino dpn or 3rd bedroom, tiled bnth. SN.500 . MULLANHY REALTY. 671-5151. Two-car garage. Fine landncBping. RUMSON COLONIAL — % ncre, Many, many extras. $42,B0O. CALL lovely trees. Excellent locution. Three FOR APPOINTMENT. 741-1017. large bedrooms, 24' living room, TWO-nEDUOOM COOPERATIVE FOR paneled den, large enclosed porch, SALE - Recently painted. Kllehen 80' patio with built-in barbecue. Two- Just rpflnhhedft Fenced-ln j>ard. $87 a tar garage. $41,500. 842-2344, month. Muat ba Jiocn. Call after 8 p m. HOM£S — FA1IM8 — ACREAGE M2-52:>3. New list many good huys-Cnll LAM- nUMSON-FAin HAVEN SCHOOLS BON. INC.. REALTORS, FREEHOLD. Two-bptirnom ranch with fireplace In 4(2-0440. 21' HviiiK room. Kitchen wllh dining APPLEBROOK --- Oiitstnncllng vnlllP. area. 38' KB me room and don. Com- •Top quality ranch, with many extrnn, pletely Insulntcrl homo U convenient Tlced to sell fast. rrlvncy nnd bean- to transportation, schools and church- s' on treed acre. Firepl»cr>, l!-i es, yet located on a quiet street.. fbaths, family room, PIC. SIIVO more Trnnnferml owner munt aril - ?23,S0O. thousands hy assuming 5tt% mort- R.A. ARMSTRONG AfiENCY, Realtor ?$*:- gage. $211,1100. flTl-BOIG. 555 Pronpoct Ave., Llttl* Silver.- 7U- THE 4500, "COLTS 'NECK™™ Rnnch only Iwo years old with ceilnr shakes exterior. Minm.KTOWN -- Brand now nine- This Is a ciolrl Medallion home. Very room Colonial wllh four bedroom*, on low taxes. Excellent buy. $24,000. l»/j ficra wnodM lot, Miiflt hr seen v APPLEBROOK 3»AUL nRAGAR, Realtor, 7[)4 Ilrnnd In be depreciated, (.'all 220-3772. '* ,"'¥' v-, -, ,' St., 747-1)221. niVKH niOHTR — Cnmplntely rrdec- "TORT MONMOtJTH -"~ Thfi-ivbriirimm nrntPfl fnur-brrtronm Colonial on dend Cape Cod. New Formica kltrhcn plufl end Mrpflt. Fireplace In living room. Utility room. Wall-to-wall rnrpellnB In Fnrmnl dining room, modern kitchen, AGENCY living room. Oarago ftml stnrnKe nlird. fnmlly room nml •uinrfinni, (wn hnthi BOX2OO Exeelient cnnilltlnn. J17.0000. nnrl twn-car KnrnRc. TrnnnrpiTi-d own- MAKES IT rrlnclpals only. .10 Urny Avjv er nnltlnR $:i2,ftno. K. A. AKMSTUONn. AflKNCY, Itenltor, M5 PrnspRot Av«., 'LOVBI.Y KiviSnEimimM '— i'.i I.lttln Hllvnr. 741-4.1MI. HAPPEN — FASTER! balh, 2Mi stctry liomn In a nenullful woodland •Ptllnc. Completely niniler- FiRiiiNfi"*ri?)ATiNr; ~ANI~) "BKATINO" HIMKI. In excellent «nniHtlon. SW.UOO. ON UIVKIt — PrlVKta dork, hont- Principals only. 8721584. hniifto with nhop. Trnm. Two-hrrtroom hnmP with (lining romn. Handy to COLTS NHCIC — Fnur-lHMlrooin ranch malinn. {IQ.IKIO. HAItniJl I.INPE- RUMSON, N. X MIDDLETOWN, N. J. MATAWAN, N. 3 on one acre In lovely area. Two MANN, Broker, Shrowflbury. 74l-:i«3.1. fireplaces, two zone heating system. 112 Ay*, of Two Rivtn 950 ROUT* 35 23A Rout. 34 Two-car garage. Now ready tr> bo 11A7. I>7l;" TO WN Sil I P~• ~In vo ron mfT," custom decorated to huyer's tnnte. twn vrry nmnlt. Ilnnpmrnt, wa«hpr 142-2900 .. 471-2300 l*«WoOO Triced In middle 40's. Call huHder nnd ilryrr. OnrAKC On 110x150' cor- for anpnlnlment. 4fl'MHSfJ. ner Int. »r.',r>00. fll.fKJO down or "bAkmiRBT:I>"BAI,-HKA"filR'lr Xi(nAH $4,MK) and anfiiimr niorlnBRC J'rlncl- —New homes from 131,1X10. nulliler, imlit only. Cull 7R7-3KX2. KIMHIIKI. MNoifoFT — Four-five bedrooms, (More Classified Ads (pill level. 14 halhs. Two paUni. Lnvely Itnilicaped y»rd. J28.D0O. 7*7- On The Next Page) oaii. .1 • S * HOUSES rOH SALE 26-THS RA1LY REGISTER, Friday, Jun* 14, 1968 BOUSES FOB 8ALE HOUSES FOB SAtS BOUSES 8 ALE BOUSES FOB SALS BOUSES FOB SALE UMMCUJUM* ..WHO* nF.t^ HOME — Vow bttroomi, Ilnot «"»!?• HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE FAIR HAVEN — Thr».-b»«*- OaiBM room, kJU*«. Gtmitoom «ttb HEDGEFIELD flrepllci 814 t>»Uu. Doubta »«JMt. THE BERG AGENCY room Cape Cod, stairway Treed lot. *34,W0. to expandable attic. Two- RED BANK COLONIAL WITH RIVER RIGHTS REALTORS H4 STORT — In finert neWjborhooJ. THE ROLLS ROYCE OF HOUSING ear garage with workshop. Llvinn room, dining room. Comma*- Four comfortable bedrooms, three baths and powder room. tlin Jcltchn, family room with flre- IN COLTS NECK Large lot with many shade Dlar.e Five be>lroom«. Upstair* kltcft- 24x14 living room with wood burning fireplace, separate dining $16,990 en ar'ca tor use »i mother-in-law *pMt- trees. Offered at $25,500. ment ir desired. Three Dftln. Doubla room, pantry, modern kitchen, heated sun room 24 feet long Complete Aluminum Siding INSPECT «nd COMPARE garage Fully air conditioned. Im- and screened porch, garage. Double size lot in prestige area. maculate condition. $39,000. Owner transferred. Asking $42,000. All City Utilities INCLUDING ... WEART-NEMETH Enjoy vacation living all year round. Short walk to beaches. • KITCHEN AID DISHWASHER AGENCY SCHANCK AGENCY YOU SHOULD SEE Three twin size bedrooms-, spacious kitchen with dining area. • G. E. SELF CLEANING OVEN REALTOR REALTOR S Linden PI. Re4,?JS!5 This lovely Colts Neck five-bedroom Colonial, two baths and Large living room, tile bath. Excellent condition throughout. • AMERICAN OLEAN TILE 747.0397 Evea, Sun: Hl-VXB power room, two laundry areas, center hall, large living room, Low interest mortgage can be assumed. • SELECT OAK FLOORS 102 WEST FRONT ST. separate dining room, kitchen 18 x 15 feet, large den, full cel- VET'S NO DOWN NON VET'S $690 DOWN • AMERICAN STANDARD CLIMATE CONTROL HEAT (More Classified Ads lar two car garage. Situated in the middle of approximately • STEEL GIRDERS 741-2240 $25,500 • 6" INSULATION On The Next Page) ' t»o acres:of. t«*s. Look-and foe pleased. Asking $52,750'., Member of Red Bank THE MOST SPACE FOR THE MONEY Sprawling Rancher St. Leo's Parish — Convenient To Linpoft-Eatoritown Area. Multiple Listing Service HOUSES FOR SALE Beautiful View Directions: Corner Rt. 537 and Swimming River Rd., west to In Rod Hank. Three roomy bedrooms with bath and powder Don't miss an opportunity like this overlooking Haritan Bay. A CHARMER room 2.1! x 12 foot living "room with fireplace, dining room Lakeside Ave. Tired of living way out In the country? Rlparain rights. Four bedrooms, living room, with fireplace, Inspect this comfortahle older home 15 x 12. kitchen 20 feet long with breakfast room, enclosed today It Is located In the heart of tile bath. Wife-saving kitchen with ultra modern decor. Many, PHONE "P. T. LAHIFF Red Bank near everything. No more Now—Get everything porch, full cellar, carpeting. Convenient to town, schools, and many extras. Call, today for further information. driving the kids nil over. Large Jiv- stores. Asking $25,250. ing- room, dining room, modern kitch- VET'S NO DOWN NON VET'S $2,200 DOWN en, den, four bedrooms, basement, You've worked for at 946-4828 four-car garage. Everything in tip-top LITTLE SILVER, FOUR BEDROOM RANCH Daily 9-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 condition. Asking $27,800. Call today. r- HALL BROS., Realtors BREEZY POINT Exterior Just painted. Inside in excellent condition. All spa- Middletown 671-1000 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 813 River Rrf. 741-768IT Fair Haven Member Multiplp e Listing Service . , , A fine, quirt, iiclutlve com- cious rooms. Living room with fireplace, separate dining room, O 7 D modern roomy kitchen, 20x14 paneled den, lfixlO porch, two HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE MSRKBLBY TOWNSHIP HAZLET — New construction. Four Open 7 munity Ihal offers privacy, conveni- bedrooms. 1'^ baths, living room, full DELUXE COLONIAL ence and location — plui a view of car garage. Transferred owner asking $38,500. WOODED SETTING dining room, kitchen, utility room ELEGANT UIDDLKTOWN Oange. city severs. On bus Hnr to Five bedrooms. Pool, tliree acres, the Shrewsbury Rlvw. Newark and N. Y. Near echools. J21,- woods, brook. Sale $55,000 firm or COUNTRY rent $400 month. 45 mfn. New York. BEACH EXCLUSIVE $14,700 Available August 1. Call (201) 431-1263 Enter i, through a stalely, un- ESTATE for appointment. spoiled, tree lined lane. Each home ALLAIRE-FARROW AGENCY A newer Uiree-hedroom RANCH on NEW RANCH - Thres bedroomn. Tills •prHacutar mansion M mirround* WHAT A BUY!! 100x100 lot with plenty of trees. J17,50O. Individually stVled—finely detailed ond •d hy nrs rty flv* «rre*\ h««ftutifu»y HUGE corner lot. Wall-to-wall carpet- 199 Broad Street Reef Bank 741-3450 ing in living iroom and hall. SPACIOUS meticulously built. Uv« at Breezy landscaped to afford a maximum of T^vree-bedroom, 15 year old, lU-itory kitchen And dining area, with PLENTY ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Modern HOUSES FOR SALE MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING privacy. Ftelrlntone, brick and slate frame. Modern kitchen. Dining room. of catolnet and counter apace. CUS- ranch. Three bedrooms, living room, Point — where the buyer's dream construction afford low maintenance. Til* bath. Buement And ait for TOM draw drapes in every room. Tile dining room, fireplace, kitchen. Full becomes a reality — homes from "95 Ytin of Red Carpit Sarvict" Winding drives, tall elm* and box- basement. 121,600. wood gardpn« add to th» beauty. Cen- ONLY $16,900 bath, laundry room, Attached garage. FOUR BEDROOMS S45,000. Financing available* ter hali hug* living room, grand dfn- VETS NO MONET PHA 1700 ing room, terrac» room, library, fami- Or assume present mortgag* with VETS'S NO DOWN EDWIN S. STARK FAIR HAVEN HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ly room, nrven master bed rooms, six 13800 down and move rlglit In! FHA $400 DOWN Located on tree-lined street, running mast tar buths. Servant's quarters. Lo- Payments approximately 1113 per Realtor - Insuror down to the NavesinK. This Immacu- cated In the exclusive hunt country nf BEACH AGENCY, month. Subject to Government ap- 33M Hwy. 38, Hazlst late home has a center hall floor HOLMDEL Mlddletnwn. Monmmith County ahow- Broker •proval. Blue and White Bus Terminal BMg. Plan, living room with fireplace, pface. Asking $140,000. 3M Highway #35 Middletown, N.J. 264-0333 formal dining room, large eot-)n The Dowstra Agency Open 7 Dayn M2-2628 THE KIRWAN COMPANY IGvenlngs 671-0974 LARGE FAMILY? HALL BROS., Realtor! EVES: 5.11-*T«« Realtor kitchen* huge family room, 2Vi baths. 813 Rlvpr Rd. 741-7SM Fair Haven Payments Approximate Bayvllle Basement. Very prlvafe rear yard. 91 East Front St., R«d Bank Member Multiple Llntlng Service Qualified Buyers ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Two-car attached garage. Convenient Try this sev*n-beace, finished room in basement; Good return on investment. •worn. kttchMi. Full bunnnt. Lovely IMMACULATE 2 ACRES with cabana and privacy. Thtf lovely also recreation room. Good condition. horn* li only five years old and In Immediate occupancy. Selling for $23,> Many other listings available In all ~Roim lot. Top locition. Priced for Imniedl* QUIET SETTING perfect condition. Many «xtrai. Offered REALTOR 800. prlc* ranges. REALTORS at 1)3 River Rd. 741-7M6 Fair Havtfl $!lrant,4 569 River Road. Fair Haven ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY baths, with recreation room, expanded "Ku'SSELL M. BORUS 741-9333 Re<or THE BROOK AGENCY Member Multiple Listing Service 741-1200 LOVBLT FAIR HAVEN CAM!. Uvinl ranch, A-i condition. Set back lAfl' REALTORS 1480 Oetw AV«. Boa Brllht ANNE B. MARTIN, Realtor OPEN 7 DAYS -frmrt Toad. Within mlmHf* of public IQQ nivwRd. - • - Fair Haven 842-0004 Bank Building, Atlantic Highland! room wim flrepia.ee, IV kitchen, four transportation. Asking W8,600, READY TO SO! • * Open 7.- Dayi 291-1717 747*4532 |2,«00. down payment. The t>altjio* on Member Multiple LlaUng 8uvlc« fcedtwttna, two tiled baths. 30x18' HOLM DEI. nilMSON FHA mortgage. This home has been FVturrtroom. one-bath Cap* Ood on revitalized and renewed. Painted out- ONLY $23,500 8+6=HFTBF •cretoftd porch. Full basement, 230v one acrr. Anking $35,71.0. RIVERFIELDS AT nlde, decorated" Inside,. New kitchen For this attractive ranch llitlnf living room, dining room, kitchen, 291-3232 — 291-0976 SPACE GALORE I !J den, Kftra.gr. City newer*. Dead-end Ranches, Capes, Colonials stsrllni In Four-bedroom, two-bath home. Living new home consisting of four bed- . McALISTER laundry. Btaoment, Karate. Convenient BACK TO~THE OodlVEARTHf? — AGENCY, Realtora, 109 S3. River Rd.. Incatlon on nun line. 130,000. Me* Five acre furmptte. bandy to station, THE CURTIN AGENCY TREES — CHERRY. Rumftoti. 842-1894. shopping, ocean. Profusion of trees ALlflTBR AGENCY, Reallora, 109 H. surrounding large five-bpdroom home PLUM, AND MULBERRY? Rtver Rd., Rumaon. S42->lg94- and several barns. Horses permitted. REALTORS • INSURORS OOEANPORT — |23,(H>0 Middltlown HAROLD I.INnKMANN DO YOU LIKE A Cuxlnm built tli roe-bed room, 1H bath RUMSON WATERFRONT Broker, Shrewsbury. 741-3(3:1. RUMSON Handier. Separate dining room, king Center hall. Fireplace In dining and POT STOVE? •izp living room. Call for appoint- 'PPI.BnnOOK — Onlstanillni! value. ment ME1STR1CH AQKNCY. 244 living roomii. Five bedrooms, 3tt Older Colonial located on but lina. Three badrooms, living baths. 1.57,000. 812-2571. Top quality ranch, with rnany extras. if you do please come and look at Broad. St.. Red Bank. 741-6888. l>rlce«l to sell fast. Privacy anrt beau- room, dining room, large kitchen, bath, full basement. Garage NORTH GATE MIDDLBTOWN — RIVBR FbAliA ty on treed sere. Fireplace, \V, thli brand new listing situated In Arr!,KRR.OOK — Beautiful three-.beti- Cape Cod. Three bedrooml, expanetnn baths,., family room. etc. Snve more with workshop. Fenced-in yard. Asking $21,900. a ptaesant neighborhood in Long nwMii ranch. Large private backyard. Lttlr, baitemeiit. AiiRiime SH mort- tlinunands by assuml.nB HM% mort< Branch. It Is a custom built "Cape Tfrfrci hmme for local or commuter. gage. 117,900. EDWIN H. MARTIN, (age. J2«,8(K1. 871-M11S: BELFORD Cod" containing a living room, two Many, many extras. 871-1348. Broker, 5*2-5900. bedrooms, modern kitchen with FINAL 4 LOTS $1,600 Is all that it needed to Buy this threa-bedroom home. range and refrigerator, and full tile Jll'MSON — Remodeled Victorian FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL — Rum- ion. Centrally air conditioned ranch HOUSES FOR SALE bath on the first floor The second charmer on l'£ acres. Six twln-alxa Living room, dining room, bath.-'Vary good condition. 5%%- floor has a large spacious bedroom bpiirooms. 3la modern baths. Front to on a wide manicured lot. Excellent Now building , . . high, heavily wooded . . . brook rlux« Jtflchen and rien. full INCOME family room In the basement pro- . . . Colonial Homes . . . two 2-»cre estates and two' >:.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Real* basement and attached garage, H Con- fessionally finished off with hulIMn l^r. RM Prospect Ave., Littl* Silver. venient to Riimion schools and Naye.. Fiv« Homes. Eight rant*) uniti. Thrasa one-bedroom; oij» fwo- bunk beds and a brand new decora- I-acre homesites. Colonial styling. Finest location in elnk Rlvtr. Todny'a buy, tomorrow's bodroom and'three three-bedroom. Asking .$55,000. tors pot stove. Owners are also leav- aeourlty at 128.000. Call this after- ing practically new washing ma- noon. K.A. ARMSTRONG ADENCY, Subject to V.A. and F.H.A. Approval Colts Neck. FAIR HAVEN — (Taps Cod. excellent Realtor, .15.1 rnupect Ave., Llltlt Sil- chine, automatic clothes dryer, r< room, dining room, full ceramic BRAND NEW RANCH $23,500 tile bath, plus finished recreation room in b«tem»nt with fireplac*. Situated on hill with oce.n viiwg three largo bedroom In basement and one car gar- Proftiif'onal office wifh separdtt age. Many extras such as alumi- rooms, I Vi bathi; gas hot water baseboard heat, entrance. Perfect for profession- num combination screens and storms, A FINE 4 BEDROOM HOME washer and dryer, sickness torces attached one-car garage, full bassment. Call today! al perion, living in own quar- the owner to sell. Reduced price of tan. Excellent condition. Asking In one of Fair Haven's prettlnl sections. Giant oak» and tulip trees. $23,900.00 warrants your Immediate SUPPORT | $37,900. Features a fireplace In the llvlno room, a full dining room, 2 full tiled Inspection. bath». There's a rose covered screened porch. A larae basement. II RUMSON RANCH has a balance of about 127,000. Now vacant. Asking 143,500. ouirwv Threa bedrooms^, two baths. TEICHER On one half acr.. Quiet street. RUMSON HILLSIDE YOUR Cantral air conditioning. Full An attractive 7 room homi In a selling of old oaks and dogwood. Fea- AGENCY baiement. Owner asking $28.- ture* a paneled fomlly room with beamed ceilings. 2 fireplaces, Vh Independent Listing Brokers bathi. A big screen porch has access from the dining room, and the 500 HWY. 36 872-0001 HIGHLANDS 000. kitchen, too. Owner transferred, asking 154,900. 117 OCEANPORT AVENUE I 636 River Rd. roir Haven OCEANPORT REVITALIZATION Now open 7 days a week '(II S P.M. 23 RIDGE ROAD 842-0600 RUMSON S42-3500 CORPS AND HELP

REALTORS •- INSURORS — Ar"PRAISSRS REALTORS — INSURORS — APPRAISERS MAKE AMERICA MIDDLETOWN OFFICF SHREWSBURY OFFICE FAIR HAVEN—FINEST SECTION JUST REDUCED! lmfn«cuUrs 4 bedroom, 2'/i b*th Colonial boaiting paneled family room, jalouiit porch, id* a I Sp«ioUI Cap. Cod w;th (our bedtoomi, two bethi, full butment? Peaceful end priv.t.l BETTER Allcing 413,500. Cull nowl "' , ldfch«n with diihw«ihor, brtakfait ar«oa, lit floor laundry, bstsmenf, and 2-car garaga. Many, many axtrai, $45,750. HOMDEL COLONIAL - BRAND SPANKIN' NEW RED BANK AREA Four bedroomi, 2'/, bathi, p.n.l.d dsn, full b.i.m.nt. Many ««(,„ included Call nowl A Bedroom Rancher boaits foyer, large paneled family room, formal dining room, dream kitchen FOR DETAILS Asking 138,740. with diihwaiher and braaW/iit area, and adjoining laundry room. 2 full bathi, baiement and 2-car garage. Abiolulely Unbeatable at (31,500. Dial 741-5212 to impact. CALL 741-8626 MIDDLETOWN - KING'S VILLAGE FIT FOR A QUEEN NEED 5 BEDROOMS? MOTHER-IN-LAW APARTMENT? ' Bi-level with lbr«o or (our badroomi, game room with fireplace, 2 '/i bathi, two car qaraqa Luxury Lincroft home has private wooded yard, 2 large recreation rooms, 3 full baths, den Call now! Pried at $34,500. with fireplacel Walk to St. Leo'i, ihopping, but tramportationl Excellent value at $37,500.1 MULTIPLE LISTINGS Call for appointment. 2068 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. PRINTED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY MEMBERS 661 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY, N. J. Open 7 Dayi 671-3311 Trad.-ln. Open 7 Dayt • 74I-S2I2 Trad«-lni OF RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. LEGAI/NOWE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL L8GAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE tVJiAh NOTICE THE DAILY REGISTER, Fndny, Jim* 14, - ..- KOTICE . .NOTICE tag oa vatd 4*U of computation, plus (30) The term "Operating charge" tala Un System so as to treat an, a public cal Year, plus (c) any amount of any person, association or corpora- connection designated for the Munici- Sewerage System connected with the thority and the Municipality, provided, Objections, If any, should be made WILL BE CONSIDERED ON FINAL body corporate and politic of the money required by any contract of tion, or any nation or state or any pality on the Map as more particu- System a*d will deliver and dis- however, that nothing herein con- Immediately In writing to Frank J. READING AND PASSAGE AT A State of New Jersey, and the Authority to be paid or set aside agency or subdivision thereof Includ- larly specified In the written notice charge Into the System all newage tained shall Tequlre the Municipality Agrests,, Clem of Uie Township ol SPECIAL MEETING OF SAID GOV- (hereinafter referred to as "Munlc- by the Authority during such Fiscal ing any county, municipality or au- referred to In Section 203, or such originating In and collected by the to construct or install collection lint* Hailet, N. J. ERNING BODY TO BE HELD ON pallty"), a municipal corporation ol Year toward the retirement ot any thority ; other points aa may be mutually Municipality; provided, however, that where nune now exist. ANTHONY T. BRUNO JUNE 2T, 1868 at 8:00 P.M. AT THE the Stale of New Jersey situate in Bonds which mature after said Fis- (28) The term "pollution" shall have asrucd upon by the Authority and the trie Municipality /a) sha.ll not be ci- ARTICLE in. 15 Laurelwood Drive VAIL MEETING ROOM, 21 BARKER the County of Monmouth, cal Year, all calculated on the as- the meaning given to such term in Municipality. ther obligated or entitled under this AVENUE, SHREWSBURY TOWN- CHARGES BY THE AUTHORITT Little Silver. N. J. sumption that Bonds will after aald the Act; Agreement to deliver or discharge AND PAYMENTS BY THE June 14, 21 8T.S2 SHIP. MONMOUTH COUNTY AT WITNESSETH date of computation cease to be out- Section 203. Discharge of Sewage. Into the System any volume of sew- WHICH TIME AND PLACE ALL WHEREAS, pursuant to the Act (29) "Project" mpans (a) th© 1087 MUNICIPALITY standing by reason, but only by rea- Project, and (b) such other sanitation Upon receipt o[ written notice given age or other wastes In exceas of any PERSONS DESIRING TO BE HEARD hereinafter defined (N.J.S.A. i0:14A-l son, of tht payment of Bonds when by the Authority, the Municipality or the limitations act forth in Sched- Section 301. Annual Charge. Tbe An- WILL BE GIVEN FULL OPPORTU- et seq. >, the Authority was created facilities as may from time to time nual Charge lor eanh Fiscal Year . HOUSES FOR SALE due; be mutually agreed upon and so des- shall permit tha Authority to connect ule A annexed hereto and by Uilfl NITY. by parallel ordinances duly adopted the Local So we rage System or the reference made a part hereof, O>» payable liereunder by the Municipal-' by the respective governing bodies oE (5) Articles and sections mentioned ignated by th« Authority and the Mu- lty ahall be the sum. of the Main - TOMS RIVER ANNEJ C. SWITBK nicipality; outfalls ttiorerrnm and tho System at nhall not be obligated to deliver and the BoroughB or Fair Haven, Little by number only are the respective the point or points designated for the discharge Into the System sewage Sewer Charge, the Treatment Plant „ Townthip clerk Silver. Monmouth Beach, Oceanport, Articles and Sections of this Agree- (30) "Real Estate Cost" shall have which the Authority may by Its writ- Charge, and the Operating Charge tot COLONIAL CHARM ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING A CON-Shrewsbury and Weat Long Branch, ment so numbered; Municipality on the Map and as more TRACT BETWEEN THE TOWNSHIP the meaning given to such term In particularly specified in the aforesaid ton consent exempt from delivery and aucli Fiscal Year, each computed and municipal corporations of the State of (6) The term "Authority" shall Paragraph (A) (1) (a> of Section written notice or at Such other points (llqcliargs Into the Syatem, anri (c) determined as hereinafter provided in OF SHREWSBURY, IN THE COUN- New Jersey and each hereinafter re- have the meaning given, to such term 305; shall ont obligated to deliver or this Article. Such Annual Charge shall , PROFESSIONALLY landscape* lot. TY OF MONMOUTH, NEW JBR'ferred to ty the terjn ''^arileipant", as may be mutually agreed upon by ' Four large bedrooms, eat-In kitchen BEY AND THB NORTHEAST MON- in UK recitals tu this Agreement; (31) -The .torm.. "Rarvlre Contract" tho Authority . and tho Munleipality.. discharge •pwRg« orlf Inatlng within be paid by the Municipality to th» with DISHWASHER, SUNNY llvlnu and the Authority is a public body (7) "Authority Officer" means the lhaU h%ye the meaning given to such Evcry such connection shall be de- the territory of the Municipality but Authority .in accoraanrn witji gtctlpn MOUTH COUNTY REGIONAL SEW- corporate and politic of the State of term, in the recitals to this Agree- outside the Kaveslnk-Bhrewsbury wa- 306, for and with respect to every room, dining room, with SUNDECK ERAGE AUTHORITY PROVIDING New Jersey organized and exist- Chairman, any Vice-chairman, the signed and constructed, and shall con- overlooking private running brook, FOR AMD RELATING TO THB Secretary or the Treasurer of the Au-ment ; stitute and be operated, by the Au- tershed, as shown on the Map. Fiscal Year or part thereof beadnnins; laundry room with dryer, 23' DEN ing under said Act constituting a po- thority ; (32) The term "sewage" shsl! have thority as part of the lOflf Project with the Fiscal Yeaur In which I« glve» TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL OF litical subdivision ot the State estab- 11 the written notice provided, for with BRICK FIREPLACE ON RAISED SEWAGE AND THB COST AND (8) "Bond means any bond, note tha meaning given to such term in and Hhall Include all such pumping Bectlon 204. Connection af Monlr.t- HEARTH Hi baths. TWO-CAR garage. lished as an Instrumentality exercis- the Act; anri other facilltea as may bo neces- Pilily'i Facllitiei. The Municipality tlon 203. Centrally air conditioned for your corn- EXPENSE OF SUCH TREATMENT ing public and essential governmental or other evidence of indebtedness AND DISPOSAL. functions to provide for the public heretofore or hereafter Issued by the (33) "Sewer Reach" means any sec- sary to cause all sewage delivered at shall at Its expense and with all prac- Section 3i«. iu*.ffi Sewer ChariTe- tort. Intercom system for your con- tho said point or points of connection ticable speed construct and install, venience. WHEREAS, pursuant to tht Bewer- health and welfare, with all neces- Authority; tion of a Main Sewer shown on the (A) Main Sewer Charges are* ba»ed ago Authorities Law of New Jersey. sary or proper powers to acquire, (9) "Bond Issue", when used with Map as extending between points to be discharged Into tho System, and and thereafter operate nnd maintain, upon Annual Debt Service and th« ; $26,000 The Northeast Monmouth County Re- construct, maintain, operate and uie respect to a Project, means and re- Identified on said Map by letter and shall tie BO made and constructed as Al] such extensions or betterments of Municipality's agreed capacity aJlo*a- THE KIRWAN COMPANY gional Sewerage Authority (the "Au-sanitation facilities for the relief of fers to all of the Bonds delivered on number, and any necessary renewal to discharge Into the System all sew- the Local Sewerage Rystem aa may tlon aa set forth in Schedule B m thority") waa created by parallel or- waters In, bordering or entering the original Issuance in a simultaneous or replacement thereof; age collected in the Local Sewerage DB necessary or desirable In order the Main Sewers and ahall bo deter- Realtors transaction all or any part of the System and delivered (within the lim- that all sewerage facilities now or Bayvllle 2M-03O0 dlnancea duly adopted by the respec- District (hereinafter defined) from (34) "Start-up Cost" shall hav» the itations herelnbelow established) at mined as provided In tills Section. tive governing bodies ot the Boroughs pollution or threatened pollution and proceeds of which, have been or are meaning given to such lerm In Par- aald point or points of connection. hereafter operated by or for the bene- (B) For the purpose of computing ol Fair Haven, Llttla Silver, Mon- for improvement of conditions affect- to be applied to any costs of smch agraph (A) {1> (d) of Section 306; fit of the Municipality shall be con-the Main Sewer Charge for each Fla-, ROOM FOR ALL mouth Beach, Oceanport, Shrewsbury Ing the public health; and Project, and any Bonds issued to As hereinafter In this Article pro- (35) "System" means the 1987 vided, the Municipality, at its own nected as herein provided and shall cal Year, there shall first be »*c«U - Spacious split level In like-new condt and Weat Long Branch and the said pay, fund or refund nald Bonds or in Project and all other sewers, con- discharge Into the System all sewage talned aa of the beginning of * *S ' tlon with five bedrooms, 2M baths, llV' Authority Is a political subdivision of WHEREAS, heretofore and as of exchange or substitution therefor; cost ami expense, will construct, in- Ftflcul Year the several adounU oc Ing room, dining room, modern kitch duits pipe llnej,, mains, pumping and stall and operate any and all exten- originating In and collected by the the State of New Jersey established June 20, 196T, the Authority entered (I0> "Collecting Sewer" means any ventilating stations, sewage treatment sions of the Local Sewerage System, Municipality, subject to the limita- the Direct Construction Co«t . of tftt f en, 14x23 family room, basement, as an Instrumentality exercising pub- into a contract (herein called the ot the sanitation facilities owned or and disposal system, plant and tions set forth In Section 203, at the Main Sewers and of «acb ••5J* -. laundry, attached garage. Large wood lic and essential governmental func- "Service Contract") with each ot the operated by the Authority other than an or the outfalls therefrom, necessary Reach available for the Municipality. ' •a lot. Many extras. Asking 531,800. works, connections and outfalls, d to cause the same to reach to and said point or points of connection tions to provide {or the publlo health Participants wherein and whereby the a Main Sewer or tha Treatment all other plants, structures, equip- deliver the sewage therein at the said designated for the Municipality on the RUSSELL M. BORUS and welfare, with all necessary or Authority undertook, among other Plant; ment, boats, conveyances and other Map and more particularly specified (Continued on next page)' proper powers to acquire, construct, things, to plan, finance, construct, (11) ."Direct Construction Cost" real and tangible personal property maintain, operate and use • sanitation REALTORS maintain and operate certain sewer- shaU have the meaning given to such scquired, constructed or operated or April SWt 600 River Rd. facilities for the relief of -waters in, age facilities In or about the District term in Paragraph (A) (1) (b) of to ba acquired, constructed or oper- bordering or entering the territory of and the Participants agreed In sub-Section 305; ated T>y the Authority for the pur- SCHEDUIEa the Authority from pollution or threat* stance, among other things, to make (12) "District" means the area with- pose* of the Authority under the ened pollution and for improvement up any deficit arising from opera- in the territorial boundaries of the Act; MAIN SEWEK SHAKING MIDDLETOWN of conditions affecting the public tion of such facilities and the Sys-Participants; Young teur-yeatold nine-room split. health; and tem hereinafter defined; and (13) "Engineering Cost" shall have (38) "Treatment plant" means (a) Four bedrooms, kitchen, full dining WHEREAS, there are in the terri- the meaning given to such term in with respect to the 1967 Project, the room, living room, den (lixli), game- WHEREAS, there are in the territory of the Municipality waters bor- Paragraph (A) (1) (c) ol Section sewage treatment plant and main Avsr.Flw no CHAM.ES SHREWS. NEW IATON- FOKT RUM- SEA PARTICI- mom (30x11), 2tt battis,, ga/ragi tory of the Township of Shrewsbury pumping station and their respective dering or entering the District which the meaning given to such term in Sawtr' CMltgn 1 NIC WOOD TWP. SMEWS. TOWN MONMTH SON WIGHT PANTS basement Excellent condition. waters bordering or entering the ter- are polluted or subject to pollution by 305; sites in the area commonly known 129,990. ritory of the Authority polluted or as Raccoon Island In Monmouth A S A i T S A ...j.. A S "7T TT "S A —5 A S- sewage and industrial and other (14) "Financial Co»t" shall have % s LDJCROFT ASSOCIATES subject to pollution by sewage and wastes arising from causes within the Beach, New Jersey, shown on the mgd % mad % mod mod % iwf ngd mad % mod «... Realtors Industrial and other wastes arising territory of the Municipality and Paragraph (A) (l) The term "Annual Charge" shmll MJudmara ximum Maximum Maximum M4-1! 2.12 O.S 37.7 0.8 J7.74 0.32 24.52 W. Front St. Red Bank. 747-3800. Section 3. Said contract shall be in have the meaning given to such term YeaHy Dally Hourly Monthly In Section 301; HUD BANK — Building lot, one fam- substantially the form, and the terms Volume Volumft Volumn Volunw 12-13 13.24 2.0 13.12 1.1 7.22 0.2 1.3 1.4 ».19 2.0 13.12 0.7 4,5) 0.8 5.2 0.8 ily zone. Call owner after 7 p.m. and conditions thereof are hereby ap- (4) "Annual Debt Bervice" means, Red Bank 73,000,000 4,000,000 333,000 21,000,000 S.25 6.24 40.95 »42M>327. ' --• •-' J proved and specifically agreed to: u of any particular date ot compu- CharJes Wood 41,500,000 2,200,000 183,000 10,000,000 . Section 4. This ordinance, shall take tation and with respect to a particu- Shrewsbury Twp. 73,000,000 400,000 33,000 2,100,000 IS ACRE WOODED LOT — Cop effect ten days after publication there- lar Fiscal Year and any particular New Shrewsbury 511,000,000 2,800,000 233,000 11,000,000 * lUftrrad lo In Agnamant NoPai Column "A* - Agnad Capacity Allocation venlent to. schools. On Sheraton Lane, of by title after Its final passage, as Project, an amount of money equal Eatontowa 730,000,000 4,000,000 333,000 19,000,000 sai 'total daslgn capacity.* Cdurni'S* - Shar* of Dnfen Capacity Rumson. !t;,5O0. Call 842-2070. provided by law. to the aggregate of (a) all Interest Tort Moomouth 255.500,000 1,400.000 117,000 19,000,000 Three secluded, -wooded acres In Colts June 14, ift*« «TS.I.TS payable during such Fiscal Tear on a Rumaon 282,000,000 1,600,000 133,000 8,000,000 .•«< - MllllanGaltmpsrOar Keck. Please call evenings Bond Issue for such project ouutand- flea Brlthft 292,000,000 1,800,000 133,000 0 000000 233-7119 , 15 ACRES Partially cleared, majority wooded. Good running stream on property. Very convenient to Parkway and Hwy. 35. J&xcellent Investment or home site. Asking 116,500. CAM/ F. ZELLKKS; Realtor. MS-4443. HOLMDDL— Nine acres In the - ftustrial zone In Holmdel Township. Price 130,000. STANLEY 8T1LWELL. Real Ssute Broker, Holmdel. 9(8-8383 HOLHDBL — Seven wooded lots remaining. AH one ncre of more. Lo- •aUon nigh and dry. 110,000. Tel: 846-8383. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY -illDDLETOWN TWP. — Oommerle»l roperty along Hwy. 33 or 31. Prom Jn: to 19 acres MULLANJJY KBAL- TY STl-SUl. WEST LONG BRANCH — Profession- al office building, one story, 1300 so. ft, fully paneled, tlve rooms, air conditioned, accoustlcal tile celling, . iiarpeted, largo payed parking lot, ort well-traveled road. Landscaped (rounds. I*>t approximately 185x100. Forced-sale. Principals only. Call 229- 0151, ask lor Mlsi Rundqulst

1 BUSINESS PROPERTY FREEHOLD liable business corner. Existing ..hereto building, 12x21. Immediate mssesslon. sio.ooo full price. MEYER MORRILL «8 B. Main at 482-MJT HAZLET—Professional building, Hwy 35. Four suites, full ; air-conditioned. Two suites vacant. Very desirable for most professional men. Will take back Ilrst mortgage. Asking 133,000. Phone 793-8125.

REAL ESTATE WANTED imOBNTLY NEEDED — Two and three-bed torn homes Mlddletown, Has- let vicinity. We nav« buyers wilting. TUB KIRWAN CO. 787-6600. WE CAN MULTIPLE LIST UEBEND YOUR HOME Call today and give details and cash price. STBRUNQ THOMPSON * AS- J POMt MAIM • •••»•»•••• SOC. 747-B80O. ) Manas STSTM B WE NEED— Five or six, 2-3 bedroom Incomes, furnished or unfurnished, from $85 to 1175 per month for In- TREATMENT PLANT AND MAM PUMPNQ STATION coming personnel. THB BBRO AOBN- CY, Rt. 35, lllddletown, 671-1000. EXISTPM TREATMENT PLANTS NEED VACANT LAND •mall lot or large tracts. Call M1TL- POINTS OP CONNECTION • - LANEV REALTY. «71-51B1. WANTED 11 SEWER REACH Baclng season, summer and yearly rentals. We can also Multiple List your LIMIT OF SHRfttSStmY-NAVESINK home for sale. Call us tqday. •m aBlsaaâ^BidBa jfa JakdBKât jlak ELLA WILTSHIRE AGENCY WATERSHED AREA OOQOOOOOOOO Realtor 1460 Ocean Ave. Brtfht 8(2-0001 Open 7 Days Member Multiple Listing Service "READY BUYERS" I NEED HOMES—From Rumson thru Lincroft. From $18,000 to 1100,000: "Service and expert knowledge Is my calling card.". Call Adam Kretowlcz, Owner, ADAMS AOENCY, 31 Howard ;«•. v. Ave., New Shrewsbury. 711-5008 or 741- 5498. "24 Hour Service." Member Red Bank Area , Multiple Listing Service. ARE YOU going to «ell your hornet Why not let us help you, list it with LINcnoFT ASSOCIATES. INC., Real- tors, 765 Hwy. 35, Mldriletown. (Op- posite Howard Johnson) 871-5333. Evenings 7410181. Member Multiple Listing Service. LIST WITH" CONFIDENCE Our 14 professional salespeople are ready and able to market your prop- Arty successfully. Trade-Ins — Exchanges ' Member Multiple Listing Bervlcet - WALKBll A WALKSn, KCaltors Shrewsbury Holmdal T41-5213 : (71-3311 HEED A iioysic? ~ Don't surmise, some see us, we have your sis*. JUAN K. ITIWIN, Realtor, Marine Park, Reil Hank. 841-4188. " LIBTINOH NEEDED FOU 18 Active Salespeople In Three busy offices MANOANARO, MARTIN "' LINCOLN Commercial Department NORTHEAST MONMOUTH COUNTY REGIONAL INDEX MAP Two Multiple Listing Hervlces CONSUlllHO m<3INH«» MAWN_iU. AS STURLINO THOMPSON, Realtor Nona REGIONAL SEWERAGE . AUTHORITY, , lUJMBON .- 717-0000 MWVOK.KT, QHTJ(I1) IS.. FOR USE WITH CUSTOMER CONTRACTS HDlDLnTOWN — 74MIUWJ MATAWAN — 6000100 NOTICE Z DAftY BEGflnTR, June If, NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE LEGAX. LEGAL NOTICE >OTICB •h»r« liitreof %.&tA to tn4 thtr*U)thtr*U)- itm tran*act(nn* relating to th* Sys-enie* of Alcholic Beverage Control for J of *urh thority, sonable time* be subject to public sewag* received Into the System from Committee of th* Township or Holmdel of *urh oeratp i und m»)nl#n»nrn»nr * tEi Tbf ^Municipality #h«» JR #*rh Irtfpectfnn. The Authority shall caux* Sea Bright shall be ascertained by for a Plenary Retail Consumption Li Plenary Retail Transit License to se ril h alcoholic beverages for cartsumotlo For tht Km* purpooe there •hit! then Authnrllynrcrii««r, y or rii>*lr*n]« hy the year make nil budget*ry, emergpney its bonk* and accounts lo be audited deducting the volume of sewage or quor License C-3 for premises locate «rd« of DOMLD be vefwraiely determined tht Muniri- and other provUlnna or cpprnprlatlonii annually an required by the Act, andiglnatlng In the territory or Rum at Route 34. Holmdel Township, Nei only on (he boa t narrted ' 'Satellite pu^nf.o.hf «rd« of D (2) Itoma of Itrdnftlnn! Buch of -white In transit within the State J. CI'NNINGHAM, SurrngattB o(( th the e MtJity'B ahtrt nf tlte fMrert OonMrur- thr Hem* of ri ry to provide fn and author a copy of the report of each surh •un from the total volume of tew Jeraey. Cnunly ni Monmouth, Ihd lay made, IM Out of each •ur.h flew-er R?a.rh »n*i> wiili rp*pfct tn . imp! payi by It to the audit nn marie, shall be furnished to age received Into the Syitem at th« Objection*. If any, should b« mad* New Jersey. »»M FifK-Al Yri r and rpf*rr*>d (o 1on tlie applli-ayon nr the unnti mat eft amount of t 'Bf At letLKt %(l days prfor io thetween the Authority and Sea Brtgh Wadinglon, Clerk of the Township ol immediately In writing to the Direr t*Joeri a* abov* provided, hy (hi* Mn- Authority »Jm!l , t>ly n>t*r <"lmrsr ihrrpfor nn« "(•• varti, Newark 2. N. J, cf.arrl. nollM i» herr-Dy glvrn to the artuHi Annual CharK' thf ref'ir. nil «a tlmntp of It A operating expense* Tnr *p wage nn determined aha II b OFFICERS irpdltnri or said deceased tn present lh» total de.*i|ni rapacity of such fiew- j ', pnivlfli'd fnr i h lfSt delivered 1n deemed conclusive for th* purpose FinVARP SinnRSKY 1 mifh KIRCB! Year and the allocation John F. Otlligan- President UTil" iJI E»poulor, their claim, un- *r Reach . Trie Sewer Rearnr.it avail- I ' of fn ell Kl Year lo it ny the computing Annual Chargei In accord ]ii Snug Hnrhnr rmrmph of aurli pxpennPK helwrcn (li !he Col- 13 Bucknpll Street, Hailet. N. J. dpr oath within plx month! from this »Mc for tbe munfrfpaUly, thf MutiUt- auhpa anre with Article IIJ Margaret D. Gilligan Vice president fllRhlands, N. J. l lecting Rpwer* Rnrt iVi lh* Main Sew- r-*B!> '* * sired rap»rlty Bllocation iKt Th* Annual Charge payphle t.y er ann Treatment Plant und within IS Section 413- Kxrrutlon or Counte 15 RiK'knrll St.. Hazlrt, N- J. June 7. U, 2t JJ2.4! t.Terf :n it nil the lota'i demnri capacity •d In the Municipality arm 11 be rale ula.V:d days thereafter sliall deliver a ropy part*. Thlfl Agreement may be ex Harry P. Gran—Secretary """•'ALFHED u'- FERGUSON, JR. tM*ror »h»!l be reaper lively a* pet romrnem-tnK with Ihe earlier at tl i thereof m the Municipality. ecuted hy the partlea hereto In in) 18 Dogwood RH , Mlddletown, N. J NOTH'K OF INTENTION t Ttf. in Schedule B annexed herri" th* riaip on whicii IMP Municipality Section 404. Knforcemeni and R«n- number of counterparts all of wl ' Alice Hrau—Trea«urpr TAKE NOTICE THAT FlamlnRo Ba tat >*' thi* reference m«de a tmrl rommrnrTft to illftrhn rge new-age inlo edlea. (A > If any payment or part shall be regarded for all purposei 18 TVigwood Rrf., MIcldletnwn, N. J Corporation t/a t'lamingn Bar hf -JiLVSAu-nd.. New J««y nf thf Synlrm. or (2t (he Hjile nn which JANET K; FERGUSON thermt du? In Hie .Author)!}- hprpiin- nn* origins] and shall constitute am Jun* 7, 14 ?11.9 piled t-> the Municipal Council of th R F r>. 18II-A ] th* System tin* been declared by thi dT from the Municipality ahall re- be hut one and the name Borough of' Keansburir, N. J. to Authority In lj. ady to arcept «ew- main unpaid lor thirty days following NOTICE OF INTENTION Plenary Retail cvmstimptton Lice Atlantic Highland!, New Jerjey IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Au TAKE NOTICE' THAT: Theodore 1 Executors ttiMiinllpAlHyn (R «*p nf • in** ;tanni'-ip«Uty arW -3^ d«>:s C-? ! for prom ISP* si tun tort at No. 21 ! n^» "hnvp. 'by a ffn'rt|(, or .!U-tl.te ; plrfd nft^r dftivery to" th» 1 Main Si., in tne Bald Hoi AnwW Tulp. Ksq...... wnicn n > thP numerator 1* thf. vol- b« rharfed wltli and Khali', Day to (de caused their respective '- enrporat' "Kay A Ted'* ' has applied tn th l M*iB Spwern. MimiclpaHly nf ihe writtfti notiri* in Authority -in I ere «t nn th# amount Un- Ken Is to be hereunto affixed and Keanslmrg. 10.1 East Front Street ume of i<*«Yajit> originating; in th* (cr- *crnri}»nv.e wJ(h Bert inn 20.1. Annual Municipal Council of the Borough o IUd Bank, New Jersey Fnr *ach Fisra! Ye.nr there l-itory nf flip Municipality rî rivrd j - paid tram It* 'flu* date until paid, tested and these presents to he si&.._ Keansbur*, N. J., /or a. Plenary UP Objections, If any, should be mad' "• f^mput*d, for earh Rond I«- n Di-iit Srrvlrc arcrulng rrinr tn th* *t the. rate of six pfr centum (B^t by their rrnpectlve officers thereuntt Immediately in writing to Harvey tn the Sywtftn rtlirlnR Riirh KI«*-»J Vr«r nfnrr-tinltl r1»(^ and Ad jtiat *i date nhall nnt hp Included Main St., Keanahurg. N. J., In th« ' NOTICK OK INTENTION ' ».-ir,n»1 I>ebt Service attribu- System durlnR #urh FlTRt Vnr; pro- In it" discretion and without therehy flrnt ahove written. •aid Borough or Keansnurg, N. J. OFFICERS TAKE NOTICE THAT: Ancient Or- : M«tn Bewer* ^y ilt a«rertain- in ihr AnniiHl Charge, Except to the releasing the Municipality from any THE NORTHEAST MONMOUTH Mary BIZKOCO — Prealdent and Trea i* »Tirt'-int of Annual Ilent Ber- vided, however, lntrlrl termination nf N*-t (Ton at ruction COBU <*O\ INTY REOIONAL suren 3 t/a "Ancient Order of Hibernian! '-• user, Ft*cai Year with re- rcrrtvetj dtirlng earh rAiPiiriar month permit ifie Municipality to discharge AUTHORITY In writing to; HARVEY MARION, 21S Main Street, Keansburg, N. •In America District 3M ha» applied, to '• îu fi Bond l*>u«. and *2> pumiiant tn Section . 3O."S lie wage Into the System during the Bj „ Municipal Clerk of the Borough Thomas A. Blsxocn, Jr. — Vice Pn 'v ~ F the amount of Annual Into the Sy»trm flu ring (hp firnt VI period of auch default and, at the ex- Keansburg, N'ew Jersey. the Municipal Court of the Borough of full month* in which the Ry«!em ] • c t Inn 307 I• r * pi* y menl of Net ident and Secretary Keansmirs, N. J., for a Club Liquor ancertaioed by In operation for nil purpneen of thl. To mi t ruction <*o«ti, I A i The Munlcl - pense of the Municipality, may shut By ZZ'-ZZZ'.Z'~ZZZ'.Z,1','ZZ TtfEODORE E. LUSCZ SR. 21!S Main Street. Kean-iburp, ft. License for the premlsea situated at U' Ihe numerator j Paragraph ihall be not 1P«B than pallty may prepay It* aharc of the off from the System, and upon the 304-OQ Main St., FLAMINGO BAR CORPORATION No 121 Main St. In the .aid Bor- curing ot Miicti default reconnect, any Keansburg, N. J. 215 Main Street deler- million gallon*, that iho Net (^natrucKon Coat* of Ihe Mala or atl iewerag* facilities of the Mu- ough of Kcansbursr, N. J. bearlnninK of §urh flpwage originating In tne. B«wrra rir tli»- Trratment Plant or June 7, 14 *8 _ KeanBhurg, N. J. both; pmvldlng (hat fl) within 45 nicipality. June 7, 14 Objections If any. should he made uiri Ualb Seuer territory of the Municipality recpfved In writing to: HARVEY" MARION, day* after Ih? Authority aerve* Ihe NOTICE 1 tn *aid Project during each ralpnriar month Into the JCvery obligation assumed by Secretary Municipal Clerk of the Borough of nlnator 1B the prln-; SyRlem for all puri«ies of thl* Pur- Municipality with a written eatl- or imposed upon the Municipality by TAKE NOTICE that Holmdel and NOTICE OF INTENTION Sunset Motel trading as Holmdel Mo- TAKE NOTICE THAT: Rymax Inc **'i(1 Boh«t Itftue, ahall he not Irna than the mate of the cost of prepayment the this Agreement iria.lt be enforceable "ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIAN'S PWOAI Year. th« ; monthly minimuii m nitmhh. f Municipality dellveri to the AuthorJtr by the Authority by appropriate ac- Clerk tor Inn has applied to the Township t/a "Berkshire Hotel" haa applied U ce *hall be deier- aet forth In Schedule A. Th* amount » written notlre of It* Intention tn tion In lieu of prerogative writ nr Committee of the Township of Holm- the Municipal Council of (he Boroup 121 Main St., Keanuburg, N. J. .nc (or each Bond I so determined Phall be ir»> Operating maWe prepayment «rttlng forth the otherwlie, arid the Authority may del lor a Plenary Retail Consumption of Keanshurfr. N. J.. 'or a Plenar President—Gene Bulmer I'rM Service for I Charge for tuch Kttcal Year, •mount of stirh prepayment. 12i the havd and pursue any and all remedies NOWCB Licenap for premises situated at B 31*tall Consumption License for th 98 Seabreeze Ave., E. Keansburi i:;rit»mat*)> to Main i sertmn 30.V IV< Urmlnatlnn of C«»- Municipality xnakp* *uch prepayment* provided by law fnr the enforcement MONMOUTH COUNTY 66A. Highway 35, Holmdel, N. J. prcmiBffl altuaterl at No. 48 Pine Vice President—John Kinsella i «• provided in | *tr«r14«n rmt*. (A* For all purpnaea whrn and as required by the Au- of such obligation Including any rem- AURROr.ATF/S COURT Objections, If any, should he made view Avenue In tlie «ftid Borough o 1 Evergreen PI., Keansburg i »!>(i»», by • frmc- \ nf thi* Agreement, when »*ed with thority in meet any perfodfe proitrea* edfei and procewe* provided by the Notice to Creditors to Present lo John P. Wadington, Clerk of theKeanaburR, N. J. , Financial Secretary—Peter Costello \x--r inmrrator i* j re«n*ct (o any particular sanitation payment a In reaped of the const ruc- Act. Claims Agatnat KsUte Township of Holmdel, N. J. Objections ff any, ahotifd ne rr 172 Main St., Keanshurg ..-ipjiiity't that* of j facility or facilities •>.\>t Construe- tion of thn Main Sewera and Treat- ESTATE OF PAUL, J. HtNTEL- OFFICERS in wriilng to; HARVEY MARION Recording Secretary -Jamea Reynold! •.'-*,:•'•-''. cv**t ol th* | tion Omt" mrim the *um of money ment Plant, and in any event prior to ifi Failure on the part of the Au- MANN, DECEASED Peter Yurprlto—Prpsldent Municipal Clerk of the Borough1 13 Commodore. Ave., Keansburi; >:• the iK'nommi- ; *qu*i to ^the eiceac of the tota.1 of the the beginning of delivery and dis- thority or of any person In any In- Purnuant to the order of DONALD Holmdel Motor Inn, Rt. 35, Holmdel Keansburg, New Jersey. Treasurer—Gene McMahon •* r>h*liI b* ih» ; | ^ K eB»e: All of the Vera Yurecko—3e.nrftta.ry, Treasurer Walter Ryan -Secretary NOTICE TO SUPPLIBng m lwm >P •tructfon Coit* are not aacertalned with the Authority, whether arising of the estate of tha aald Paul J. Hln Holmdel Motor Inn, Rt. 35, Holmdel, 744 Hopping Road, Belford, N. J. The Colt. Neck Township Board of Haln Sfwtr Ctitfe te 1lor iuch Fttcal , amounu pam> provided or incurred prior to the beginning of delivery and from a discontinuance of service a» telmann, deceased, notice is hereby N. J. Education will receive waled bids for Year . by the Authority with respect to aald given to tha creditors of aald deceased Rachel Webster—Vice President discharge Into the System of *ew*g« in Paragraph (A) next provided, or June 14, 17 *10.12' Hollle-Drive Ea.it, Belford, N. J. the furnishing of the following for at In any Ki»- rtrMltr or /arlim**, provided from of the Municipality and the Munici- otherwise arlalng, shall not make tha to present to the *ald Sole Executrix Jane Ryan—Treasurer the 196S-KI69 school yaar at- a regular eal Yrsr rhf voiutn* nf **wage or tourcti other than rer«Du«. for fat pality ha* elected to prepay under Authority liable In damages to the their claims under oath within six NOTICE meeting on Ju!y 11th. !»68. Blda will months from this date. 744 Hopping Road, Belford, N. X other was^c rtfhvrrert•si nr dUrharird i R*al Estate Cost, which 1* atl eo»t* this Section, the Municipality'* shar* Municipality or relieve the Municipali- MONTUOUTH COUNTY June 7. 14 $11.50 be opened at 8:15 P.M. ln the Board by th« Municipal . into tne jtyBte. m ., or arqulnltlo. n....._ of rea.l propert„--.y .and in- of turn unascertained Net Construc- ty from miUilnj *jiy payment to the Dated: May 27, IMS SURROGATE'S COURT Room, Cedar Drive School, Cedar Shall bp in rxrm* nf tht annual Jim- ; xtrr-H* In lands. Includtns aurvey, Bp- tion Coat* shall be payable hy th* Authority or fully performing any AQNBS S. HXNTELMANN, Notice, tt* Creditors to Trrnent NOTICE OF INTENTION Drive, Colts Neck. New Jersey. ltatmn »PI f^ri**. m Sch«dtiir A. ih* pratial, lega.1 and other leea, award*. Municipality upon written notice hy other obligation required of It under 10 Park Avenue, Claimg Afralnat Kntate TAKE NOTICE THAT: Jule A. Bal- Bread and Rolls Main Spwrr f'liarir* fnr men F(»r*l .' and any othfr in ronnrciion the Authority of the amount* thereof. this Agreement, tout the Municipality . Rumson, Is\ J. ESTATE' OF GEORGIA ETHEL bach t/a "Balbach's" haa applied t iRi To the extent that the Munici- may have and pursue any and all Milk * Vcar( cMiipntrrt nf h^relnahov* pro- ) thrrewlth, (b Direct Oonit ruction Sole Executrix FOX, DECEASED the Municipal Council of the Boroug Ice Cream vidfd. *haH b* i by C-on. whirh Ii at) co*t* of comtruc- pality prepay* It* ihtre of the Net other remedies provided by ]aw for Messrs. Beekman A Porter, Pursuant to the order of DONALD of KeRnnburg, N. J., for a Plenary Construction Conti the Miiin Sewer compellina; performa,nc» by the Au- Specifications and bid forma m»T be charge tor *uch rx tlori; acquUlUon* npt mentioned above, 10 Broad Street, J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of theItetall Connumptlon Licence for theobtained at the olflce of the Secre- " f. r a n y vnhirnf. and Installation, and for labor, con- Charge or the Treatment n»nt thority or by any person of said obliga- Red Bank, N. J. County of Mnnmouth, this day made, premlaes situated at No. 111-117 Carr Charae, or both, *« th« ca*e may tion assumed by or imposed upon tha tary, Cedar Drive School, Cedar Drive, umf orrurrlns tn any KiBcal Year and tractor*, builder* and material men Attorneys on the application of the undersigned, Avenue in the said Borough ot Keans- Colt* Neck, New Jersey. ao lo bf B.rt For the purpose of determining thority shall at all time* maintain MONMOFTH COUNTY -whole or part, and .waive Immaterial the amount MreriainidM h y multiplyltil - | nectioti n therewitthithh nont tnenttoned to the creditor* of s&ld rter.paxed to Municipal Clerk of the Borough 01 informalities If deemed to the Board'! the Municipality'! ihar« of the Net with lnmirers acceptable to the New HURROflATK'K COURT present to the said Executor their Keanaburff, New Jersey. th* am nun; nf lh* Main Sfwet above. Including demolition or reloca- Construction Cost of the Treatment Notice to Creditors to Present advantage to do so. e for Kuch Ki*r»I Year «det*r- tion costj, profevalonai feei and. ex- Jersey De-partment of Banking and In- claims under oath within six months JULE A. BALBACH Plant, th» Municipsllty and the Au- surance all «uch Insurance as the Au- Claim* Avalnat Estate from thl* date. DATED: June 7th, 1968 without tivini ffffci to (hiipense • not eiiewhert menUoned In tnif thority shall agree upon the Munici- thority deems reasonably necessary to ESTATE OF ANATOLE CHAME- 111-117 Carr Avenue, * LESLIE H. DOUGLASB hy * fraction nf which aubparagraph, damagea and lniuranca Dated: May 38. 1068 Kean*burg, N. J. Secretary bd i th Athit pality'i ihare of the Treatment Plant protect the Interenti of the Authority ROY, DECEASED tthe numerator Ii*s the number otM gagall - or bond ppremium!, , ss thee Authoritrity capacity. The Municipality's prepaid and the Municipality. . Pursuant to the order of DONALD HOWARD A. ROBERTS June 1« **••• of the annual Hmita- I may reasonably determine to b* part 14 West Farm Road lon share shall then be determined by CB) The Municipality shall at all J. CUNNINGHAM, Surrogate of the NOTICE OF INTENTION tioli n and the denominatoit r I' i thth e anan* j\ off *ucsuch coitcoittt . let EnglneeriDEngineeringf CoiCostt, multiplying the Net Construction Oolt County of Monmouth, this day made, MlddiRtown, Mew Jersey NOTICE »u»l limitation *«-forth tn Jchedul* which is all fees and expense* for time* maintain with insurers accept- Executor TAKK NOTICE THAT: George Ko- of the. Treatment Pla.nt.by a fric- able to the New Jersey Department on the application ot the undersigned, val t/a "Club Shamrock" haa applied NOTICK TO CONTBACTOKS (PLUMB- engineering aerrlcea, includfrig tion or which ft) the numerator Ci Mlfdred Howard A- Rohertq DO WORK ONONI.Y)-BOARI) > OF ED- of Banking and Insurance all such In- Chameroy, the sols Ex « Tindall Road to the Municipap l Council, of the Bor- the agreed share of capacity and surance as the Municipality dp emu ecutrlx of the estate of the said Ana- ough of K a,nriaurg, N. J., for a Ple- UCATIONBOBOIKiH OK REI> »*-*•«»**•«. tb> the denominator Is the total Treat- Mlddletown, New Jersey COUNTY OK MONMOUTH STATE OF reasonably necessary to protect the tola Chameroy t deceased, notice I* Attorney nary Retail Consumption Licence for COU supervision of conatructioo, <6> 8Urt- ment plant design capacity. In tha interests of the Municipality and the hereby given to Ihe creditors of said Attny the premises xlluated at No. 84-96 NFW JKIWi'iJKIWi'Y event that In any FUcal Year tht May 3131 , JJune T, 14, 21 *27.60 ancf wiui wua Arurie in. in* AU- J K c t which is all admlnlstrttlv- Authority. deceased to present to the said Sole Beachway In the >atd Borough o FIRE RESORTATION AT RE» BANK thorlty. upon written ao*lce tn th* ensts, initial operating expense! and volume of sewage or other wastes Executrix their claims under oath HIGH SCHOOL LOCATED ON'HARD- Section 408. Coos ret a and Snbse- NOTICK Keanxburg, N. J. Municipality, mny require the Muni- working capital, and BANK, NEW JERSEY cipality tn limit the volume of *t Cot. which Is a!! financing expenses. nicipality Into the System *hall be In •aent Agreements. (A> Whenever Dated: June 4th, 1968 MONMOUTH COUNTV Public Notice la hereby given that age or other wait** d it charged by hereunder the Authority 4s authorized SURROOATK'S COURT In writing to: Harvey Marion. Ma Including discount on bond*, Intereit ezceas of the agreed ahare of pre- MILDRED E. CHAMEROY nlclpal Clerk of the Borough of Keam «ealed proposals tor furnishing Ubor the Municipality into ib* System in ; durdurtnt f constructionnstti , retervee for ppayy- paid Treatment Plant capacity, the to give its content or agreement, such Notice to Creditor* to Present and material for the lire x«sortatton of exret* of thf liml consent or agreement. If given, shall 27 Harrison Avenue ' Claim* Against Estate burg, Mew Jersey. Uti»nj »fi forth in ! menntt orr securityy of bonds,, printinp g Municipality shall piy a Treatment the Red BanK High School on a «lto Schedule A when Iuh m Plant Charge for such excess vol- be conclusively evidenced by a copy, Red Bank, New Jersey ESTATE OF MARGARET KTHEL 0E0R0B KOVAL I' volmme | anfj advertising, and accounting, fldu- Sole Executrix owned by the school district of the damage r.r eirrsirdinary riary advisory and legal f»e.s and tx- ume to be computed In accordance certl/led by Jt» Secretary and under BRAUND, DECEASED 8 Middle ton Dr. Borough ot Red Bank located at Hard- tn with Section 3f» • its seal, of a revolution purporting; Messrs. Beekman and Porter Pursuant to the order of DONALD Trenton, N, J. rtty. or i2> such , p*n,rf not mentioned above 10 Broad Street, Ing Road, In accordance with plans and volume. In more than Z> turf, volume has ; » »-i( law and the Author- tem la required by virtue of revised Authorized to glva its consent, the Au- estate, of th e said Margaret Ethel plumbing ortly. The proposal, wjl1 be rnrrtMnc h l» ,M th« Aor thority, in it* discretion, may give or NOWCK Piled to the Municipal Council of the li wilh or tor Ihe b»n- policies of the Slate Depa rtment of Take Notice that on Friday, June Braund, deceased, notice Is hereby Borough of Keanaburg, N. J., for a received on or before 8 o'clock K.S.D.T. i i Health, or through other causes be- refuse «uch consent and. tf given may given to the creditors of said deceased forth Io pmr or provide tor 28, IBM at 10:00 o'clock in the fore- Plenary Retail Consumption License on Tuesday, 23th day of Jun» l&flfi in I yond the control of the Authority, and restrict, limit or condition such con- to present to the said Sole Executor the High School Cafeteria, on Harding sent ln such manner as H shall deem noon Alice Sooa, Scott Soos, Jacalyn for the premises situated at No. 32 not hy excess flows from Participant! Brody and Elizabeth 8oos. Infants, their dial mi under oath within ' six Laurel Ave. S/E corner In the said Road, Red Bank, New Jeney, at ity tn mit' I eferred to in or Municipalities, the Annual Charge, advisable, months from this date. r for llmttlng iJjnp,f,gripn by their mother and natural guard- Borough of Keansburg, N. J. which time and place ths proposal will ft flow afte above, or to may t>e increased by the Authority in Dated: May 24, 1868 "r'ii»n noiloo «i to ddo bborrowed moneys applfrd te (Bi Whenever hereunder the Munic- Ian, Elizabeth' V. Soot, And Eltz&beth Objection* 1/ any, should be made he pi>bJlcly opened and TMA NO pro- • half b# r*! such amount, to be determined In ac- ipality Is authorized to give It* con- V. Sooi, individually, shall apply to RJ5ED J. BRAUND, posal will be considered \t fycelved fnr the Authority to item* of expende: nexn t above, <\> theMunicipality ftuch perion* shall be with characteristics exceeding any Soon, jacalyn Brody and Elizabeth ceptable as defined ln the specifica- Main flewer rhnrge of the Municipal- required to comply with all niles s.nd limit or restriction provided for by Soos. TCSTATE OF AUGUSTUS L. . 8IL NOTICE OF INTENTION Start-up of the Main Bewe VER, DECEASED. TAKE NOTICE THAT: Joseph L. tions. ity an nddltlnnsl rharge tn b§ de-shalh t t>e computed uoAJ fixedd ** tIwen- regulation* governing u«era within the or pursuant to this Agreement In one Vincent T». Keuper Rlddrra QufiUHeatlonn , ll* The amount that would be District and the Authority ihail nave or more instances or under one or 734 MattiAon AVP, Pursuant to the order of DONALD Mulligan t/a "Joe's Tavern" haa up- ty-flve per centum i25«t» of the Start- J. CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of the A. In accordance with Chapter 105, •ttrlnmahip to Kort Mnnmntith up Coet of Ihe System, and the Start- the right to Inspect and approve Ml more circumstances shall not consti- Asbury Park, N. J. piled to" the Municipal Council of the laws of 1962: such connections. The Municipality tute a waiver of such limit or re- Attorney Tor Petitioner County of Monmouth, this day made, Borough of Keansburg, N, J., for a a* ft Main Srwer rhsrge shsll bs up Cost of the Treatment Plant shall y on the application of the undersigned. Plenary Retail Consumption License 1. A bidder on Public Work for a enmputrd In accordance with this he comput»i ss fifty p*r centum ihall pay to the Authority, in addi- striction or any of the provision* of May 24, t)l, June 7, 14 (27.60 Board of Education on and after tion to the Annual Charge, all !e*B thli Agreement and ahall not In any Marguerite Silver, Sole Executrix of for the premises situated at No. 11 flection 302; fVj%) nf the Start-up Coit nf the 8ya- the estate' of the said Augustus L. Highland Blvd. ln Ihe laid Borough January 1, 1063 must hav« been |prn . r?i (he Enctne+ring ('-nil of any and charge* that such persons would way obligate the Authority thereafter NOTICE qualified by the State Board of be required to psy If they had been to accept, or make provision for sew- MONMOUTH COUNTY SJJver deceased, notice Is hereby of Kcanahurg, N. J. . tilt For the Fluml Year for Main Sewer or the Treatment Plant jlven . to the creditors of aald de- Education. which me ifnr»siiM amnunt li •hall bs computed and fixed by mul- usen within the District. age or wastes delivered Into the Sys- StIRROOATK'S COURT Objection* If any, should be made 3. The bidder muat lubmit with tiplying the Engineering Cmi of any ARTICLE IV. tem In a volumn or at a rate or Notice to Creditors to Present ceased to present to the said Sole In writing to: HARVEY MARION. Mu- cnmputpfl, there shall he rtfrtucte'l with characteristics exceeding any Claims Against Eitate Executrix their claims under oath nicipal Clerk, ol the Borough of Kean»< hi* btd a notorJEed affidavit Bet- from the arorponid nmnunt. a turn Projert which Includes said Main Rew- MISCEM.AXKOUB PROVISIONS. within six months from thla date. ting forth the type of work and «T i.r the Treatment Plant by a Section 401. MHer*, Record• and In- auch limit or restriction In any other ESTATE OF DOMENICO TAB burg, New Jersey. ths amount of work Tor which equal to Ihe amount. If a"hy re- Instance or under any other circum- BENE, DECEASED Dated: May 20th, 1968 JOSEPH L. MULLIGAN ceived from the County of Mnn- ffiu-tifin nf which 'si the oummrt- ipectHm. The Authority shall provld* stance. Pursuant to the order of DONALD MARGUERITE SILVER he has been qualified, that nmuth fnr Ihe |Mirpi»m> of drfrR\ • tf.r !i ihe Direct Conitructlon '^>ni of and Install as part of the System 14 Johnson Lane, there ha* been no material ad- meters or other device*, or provide J. CUNNINGHAM. Surrogate of the 282 Park Avenue . Keanaburg, N. J. < verse change ln his qualification Ins the Mntn Sewer mars,* at- • »;d Main newer or the Tresiment Section 408. Construction of Agree- County ot Monmouth, this day made, Oakhurat, New Jeriey June T, 14 ' ' I8.2S tribute hie lo Knrl M« of any Msln nmtfnr In the territory of the Mu- the Authority of Its obligation* or its classification. > (Forms for this lo the County of Mnnmnulh In re- nicipality and the (otal volume of bene, deceased, notice Is hereby given Red Hftftk, New Jersey Theresa Soleo t/a "Party Bar" hat purpose are available from ths payment of KUPIK lonnni \iy »aM Sew«r -r th« Treatment Tlsnl shall exercise of Hi rights or power* un- to the creditors of n&ld deceased to Attorney* applied to the Municipal Council of t.p i <.rrs(.-jiM an<) fixed by multiply- •ewaiE* received into the 8y*tem. and, der the Act or the Service Contract Dlnctor of School Building Ser- C.-mnty lo th* Authority fnr onld in accordance, with iound engineering present to the said Bole Executor their May 24. 31, June 7, 14 $27.60 the Borough of Keannburg;. N. J., for vices, Department of Education, purpnae; In* th. (•-innn'-ul *"V»st ft any Project Including Its rights and power* at any claims under oath within six month* a Plenary Retail Connumpilon License «.*•<*« 'n»' i<1»i t*M MAln Hewer f»> pmctire shall sicertain and deter- tlmi and in any manner, lubject to Trenton, N\ J. 08625). The BUC- "IIP A porUon "f thp amount mine rich volumei. From and after from this date. NOTICE OF INTENTION for the premises situated, at No. 68 oessful bidder shall pay the the Tr»a*.m*nt Plant by a frsctk* of the provisions of Section 202, to en- Dated: June 3, 1968 Maplewood Ave. In the laid Borough •o determined NIIHII he added lo V>IMI i •* • :h* num»r*tor u tfi* ?»>t the giving of the written notice pro- large, extend, alter, demolish or Im- TAKE NOTICE THAT: Veterans the Main Sewer ('ha rue nr tra vMM for in flection 203. the Authority BENEDETTO MIGNANO, Foreign Wars t/d "Kaansburg Post of Keansburg, N> J, revailing wage of Chapter #150 Munlripallty, nai (*fin*trurtlin f'/iii > rotnpij'ed wllh'i'i! prove the System or any part there- 1953;' has applied to the Municipal P.ws ot 1963. «b»H make and keen permanent rec- of. 2857 saddle Ridge Drive, Objections If any, should he made The Board of Education reserves the eomputrd h>' umUi|>l\lnK Mi* Kivinpt (»r>" m n»fo« r>r Financial nMi r,r sum volumti »o determined, York Town, New York. Council of the Borough of Keansburg, In writing to: Harvey Marlon. Munici- • mmint *• driei-mlnod hv n frai . anil shall make iuch records anrt th» •entlon 409. Termination of Agree- Bole Executor N. J., for a Club Liquor License ,for pal Clerk1' oE the Borough of Keans- right to re tain, all proposals /or a pe- • hie there Main *>wer or ment. (A > At any date after flva the premises situated at Ramsey Ave. rtofl of 90 days from the day of the tion of vhn-h me numiTHinr In flevti-ei or other method* of deter- Messrs. Parsons, Canzona, "mrg, New Jersey. • • actual opening and reading; of bid* the Mfin!>-H>n!ttv'« Mimr nf HIP 1M• ;» hy the MunirMpsllty »t *»*of all obligation* of the Authority. Red Bank, N. J. Objections If any, should be made Keannbiirg, N. J. So: !b> and the .Irnomlimtur U lh* if Finan'itl i',nrl Mnn- ' 1»terminlng surh rnlumfi ot operat- construction, replacement, main* Keansburg, N. J. NOTICE OF INTENTION be examined at the office of Arthur ing aufh deVlf;ei or other method* tenanct, or operation of the System, NOTICE OF INTENTION , TAKK NOTICE THAT Casey's Ine. Rlgolo, Grove Street at U.S. Route .roper maintenance or optr*- - (Signed) strudirtn t'.ixt of. the Main Rew- thla Agreement, upon two years' pri- Take notice that Keansburjr Steam- t/a Casey's .hag applied tn the Mu-£46 Clifton. New Jersey an1 d may be wm- , uon, of the irMem. th« Authority or notice to the Authority, the Mu- boat Company t/a. "Excursion. Pavil- HENRY A. BECKER Q.M. nicipal Council of the Borough of procured at said architect * office or ni mm the Aniimiii 5 Lincoln Ct., Keansburg, N.J. office of the secretary Board /of. Edu- •nail ha*e the right at mil reasonably nicipality and each Participant, may ion" has applied to th/e Municipal OFFICER* Keariaburg, N.. j, fnr a. Plenary. Re- i 2'V,. in--. %'!,••"« ani •»---,• -re *- aonahl, — -- e conditl- be terminated by (1) the Authority Council of the Borough of Ke&naburg, tail Consumption License for premises cation for the purpose of Kidding Sip'on Palsy Acconzo m deposit of cash or a certified cheek Fnrl M- U'>n« to enter upon and Impect th* if such date be at least forty years N. J. for a Plenary Retail Consump- 77 Beacon Light Ave., Keansburg, altuated at No. 93-07 Beachway In the •retvrd |.ur j Yr I^r.l H*wer*g« ffyMem and to tsk« aftnr the date of any Bonds previ- tion License for the premises situated aatd Borough of Keanshurg, N. J. to the order o( "Bid architect In the ously Issued or ii) by the Munici- at foot ot the Steamboat Pier, la tha N. J. turn of $50.00 per set. Refunds shall mak* ah eitlmat* 'f '"• normal ssmpi** under ordinary oper- Terrence T, Hanson Objections, if any, should be made th* Annual Cha.'K* I'-r • ating condition* sn^l mske te*ta, pality. said Borough of Keansburg, N. J, In writing to Harvey Marlon, Munici- he made aa provided In the specifica- H. F. aenlhaus, 22A Beachwajr, 224 Geary Dr.. Mlddletown. N. J. tions. | Ve*r, and make •n'l '1*!. me*iurements and analyie* of sew- Unlei* the Authority ihail have flalvatore Cassulto pal Clerk of the Borough of Keani* Munti-lpalMy lia rerttfn*fe agt r>r other waste* In, entering or Keamburg, N. J., President, Direc- burg, New Jersey. The Board of Education reserves the t/.-'he riitrh»rfe4 Intyi th* laical Bern- commenced the construction of the tor Jk Stockholder 58 Beacon Blvd., Keansburg, N. J. right to reject any or all bids and to Mn Authority nfflrer alatln 1M7 Project prior to the giving of Henry A. Becker OFFICERS tiinstrrl amount of » i' ersRe- ftvitem or the, Ryitem of th* the notice hereinafter mentioned, this L. G. Holoblnko, 23 Betchway, K»QR- ft Lincoln Ct., Keansbure;, N. J. Emily Radomakl—President and Trea- waive' any Immateral defects and In- fhnrge f«r niirh KUral Y»- Auttinrl'y Agreement may be terminated hy fl) burf, N, J., Vic* President, Assis- Charles Fazio surer formality in any bid should if bt illi The Mitnlrlpalliv ih H*ri\t,n \U2 H«le* Regarding ne- tant Treasurer, Director * Stock- 87 Hague Bl,, Jersey City, N. J. deemed to the best interest of ttit the Authority or <2t the Municipal- Berkshire Hotel, Center Ave., Board of Education to do so. the AuOmrliv the e.Mm»t Irlerlnna W*»te»» and flseâalfe Flow. ity, by notice given to the other and holder Keansburg. N. J, Eileen Calcerio—Vice President »« ITOVI 'A' Tri* Ai'n'tf tiv mar from ilme to to each of the Participants during H- A. Roberts, 14 W. Fa,rm Rd., Mid- 2f>6 Armstrong Ave., Jersey City. Dated: June 14, 1968 Sect tor foaeph O. Taylor Hlniriit I'Unl d to It In»*rri >! limn itmW». prttrrlbe, amend an/I th» month of January In th* year nietown, N. J. Secretary, Treasur- S4 Lawrence Ave., Keansburg, N. J By Order Of: Clmr«r. ) Year >>V the Authority «• »(or rillei and regulation! 1071 or In any iub*equ*nt January, er, Director A Stockholder Frank H. Reynolds Henry Rontek—secretary THE BOARD OF EDUCATION til In equal India Mm en t« in nr \ »* fn a v h+ resi'tnshly nrreaiary and If such notice ihall he given *• C. K. Oehihaus, 23 Elizabeth Street, 69 Howard Ave., New Shrewsbury, 44 Crossgate Road, Jersey City, N.J. BOROUOH OF BED BANK r* January IV April \'> i'lly proriinit -,r pr-. .er(y regulate or re. a Mr* said, then thli Agreement shall Keyport, N. J., Assistant Secretary CASEY'S INC. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY 07701 ( Objection*. If any, Rhoutd bit made N. J. 8ALVATORBF. GIOVBNCO, Secretary vi nit/it^r i\ "f «urh Klsral Ve • trirt 1h> delivery nr dlnrhsrg* Inlo at the expiration of the month of June 7, 14 *17.02 93-07 Beachway r N<> many «f nnIM dales as rems th* •yitrrn of mil. aflds, metallic January In which such not lea I* given Immediately in writing to Harvey Keanaburg, N. J. June H ____ I25.TI HIMII KiBf-al Ymr afler lh» d» •aII• garbage, radioactive or explo- terminate and thereafter have nn ftir- Marlon, Municipal Clerk of the Bor- NOTICK June 7, 14 912.43 (fflfcpry «f *alrJ rertlflrat#i, tr,- mater is I* or any other sub- ihff twee and effect, oufh of Keanaburg, N. J. MONMOUTH COUNTY NOTICE .i-i nn nr hefnre Nrivpmher 7h n • •»r,f »• wril-n il"n* or In comblna- KEANsmma rr-BAMBoAT St'RHOflATK'S COURT NOTICE OF INTENTION Take notice that Ralph H, Molzon •fctUm 410. i.tmII*Uo* em Ihn Kf- Notlpfl to Creditors to Present TAKE NOTICETHAT Thelma and H(. r>f #ach Final fp-cl of this Aiwrnrni. The, fores/t- COMPANY ames Qulnn t/a Quinn'a Bar andand Jflnlce E. Molzon (Partnership) r the giving "f writ- the 7ft Beachway Claims Against Kalate T/A Molzon's Tavern, has applied to nillnn aft ni *n ing provision* of this Agreement ar* ESTATE OF HORACE K. HORUTER, Grill have applied to the Municipal MnnUtpallty nn ["'• In •uhaiantlally the *am« form «•' ' tOansburg, New Jersey Council of the Borough or Keansburg, the Township Committee of the Town- '.'ni the AuthnrliY Injiirl'nn nr fiH*!»rlou« in other agreement* Into which thi An- Jun* 7, 14 gin. 18 DECEASED ship of Holmdel ror a Plenary Retail if-ilvfr to the Mu pursuant to the orrter of DONALD f.J. for a Plenary Retail Consump- Consnmplion Licetiae C-2 for premise* thtrlty ha* nr will enter with rus- NOTICJC OF INTENTION ion License for premised altuated at n >hr Take notlca that The American Le- bounty of Monmouth. this day made, way 34 and Schanck Road, Holmdel, ir. thr putillr hir MM rill** and r^ fniKh 'if KNtnnt'iwn *nd Ihe n* ton- ing a* The American Lffgion, Wilbur Objections, Ir any, should he made nrmlnt-d a« provided lh« AnthTllr m«y "1« town fl»w*ragfi Authority, the Boroughs Dorothy flt«rn Hornrr, Bally Hellrlng ObjcctionH, If any, should bo made ntut i? i the part 'If J. Price Post 273 ha* applied tn the and Bernard Hellring, Executor* of in writing to Harvey Marlon, Munlcl* mmediately In writing to John P. \ f nf N«w Mhrewstiitry, IlM Flank, Rum- Municipal Council of the Borough of •he estate of the nald Horace K. Horn- >al Clerk or the Borough of Kenns- ty the v*f.rn f.f ih» Anlhorlty. Atl "urn fthtp of •hr#w*r>iify 'Hi* within Agree- »r deceased, notice Is hereby given ship. LIccnaA (or tlie prrmines situated at o the creditors of said deceased to THELMA AND JAMES QUINN (Signed) / .usni in and in sr- «rl'l rîitllMnnt nnd »nr Hrn^nfi- ment shall bp binding only ujmn th* the fl/B corner of Carr Ave. * Man- present to the said Executors their 70 Wood Street .r,-ro'.r ahall t>k< »fr»rl •" I" parOn entering into tha within Agren* ning PI. In the said Borough of Keans- •lniniB nnd«r oath within six months Keanftburg, N. J, RALPH H. MOLZON ,r tii-f*.i* January 1* M'mlMfMlllT Ihl'IV »nripr1 hPTPto anri thU Agrcfimont June 14. 21 lA.SO : I'HI h Ft,*' «,"••,! »n«M n«v« ••••» mf>nf *ny follow*: NOTICE 1'iarM Chart « 'Mxnlrlpatllr »»<). '"' »" P "* DOROTHY STERN HORNER TAKTB NOTICE that Palmer Cock- NOTICK i'\ nuiltiplx ,,l Ihl. A«r«fm»nl, •"" '""" """" brll Ave,. Port Monmouth, N. J. Rurnnon, N. J. Township Committee of the Township rated, has applied In the Mayor and }•:>. al Year r'^rnenf Aiij. Walter Waterfleld, 8 PParkstde BALLY HELLRING and Council of the Borough of Fair Haven ,,1l ii nil •venta h* mrllinM «»ti I'''" Arllrl* «l «>!• 4M rrfprltvp t»at# of Mil* f Hazlet for a 'Plenary Retail Con- I'M em PUni,. PI,, Keannburg, N. J. BERNARD HELLRING . umption License C-2 for premise*, sit- a Plenary Retail Distribution Li- r rml -later than .lartil- M ' '•JJ A*mpM. Ttil* Afr*«rn»ru aha 11 not Kin. OffOf . Harold C. Lovett, 11 Holly M Harriing Drive cenne tor preinlsen located at 470 Riv- rar'.l «m«rii. ol « rwirl ' hm 'tiinritflf *uttfrft tit* AntUtuttY. finDl uated at the Southwest corner nf Cole- v Ion nirrrnt prn- ffi.,<.K*an*ntfrg,ffKrg N .1.1.1. « South Oritng«, N. J. * - nun atrtet ami Palmer Avfimir, Wrsf er Rond, Fair Haven, !• ihf vMii: ,I.IIHIOO in «n «HI lh* ft'irfxjgri* 'tt M«w Nhrhwshiirjr, Rioj Trust*"" Thnrnnn W. Fnley, Executor" veanaburg, Township of Haxlet, Coun- Officer* |>'iMiirnt >"f ")l aiirh Miinlrl|.«MIV "I'M" Marik Itumt'in »n'1 ff-a rirlRhl *nd Manning PL. Keansburg. N. J. .,,, ,I,I Miimiiifrt ha !»«• T'.*n«hli. ff Hhrawatmrr, and -th" t J P FJoyle 154 Twili Messrs. Hrllrlng, Llndeman ty of Monmouth. Officers, directors ,loyri II. Lawrence, President Treasur- iiiln i>v tiip Miinlrljial' Trustee Jamea r. FJoyle, 154 Twilight A. Landau and stockholders owning one or mor« er, mueftplft Avrmic. Fair Haven. r.*U,*\\t,-*n ««t4f.fi,K. Aillh'tfMy to* Avenue, Keannburg, N. J. percent of Rtnck In said corporntlon the f«»reB«ln)( S»lh^r wllh lh*- nr.rfiiKh r,t Raton* 1180 Raymond Boulevard Grace L. Lawrpnrr, Secretary-Vice I the Trustee Robert A. Jamelion. WW Newark, N. J. are; Eileen Kelm, Prcaldcnt-Treanur- President, Fnlr Havrn, N. J. ( tlnri in t'f*n, rmv« (n tkt-tJftAnm* wttt) )*wt 'rncr Ave., K, Kesnuburs;, N- J- nf tli Attorneys "• «nd/(»r Chairman ot (li« Board ot , Dlr^rtnrn Annual It ii b*ti«lf •'< "tttH' • M'IMfM/*'! ffl* f«PMlllf.f» III **(**• hjrr.tlons, If any, should ha mads niri-ctors. ftfllt Palmer Avenue. Went tit* Au- -"1 f»H"laMftM mint* 1^ * »*m* form In wrlitng to Harvey Marlon, Mu- un* 7, 14. 21, 28 W4.M ,loyd H. i,awrcnce, Olllesptu Avenue, llt »(( Kânsburg, N. J. Elizaheth McPflrt- Fair Haven. r tiv ihe Mu-"ffur • • f».!« AS'**f"*M Drid htv* '111If *%• nicipal Clerk of tht Borough ft Keans- NOTICK lanrl, Vice Prrnldenl. 2ns norrrja "Ave- Grnrc L, ' • .ronce, GlliespiB Avenue, ni Year u>l*f- *r4tt+A thai tittft* (n •' '•orrtanra with burs;, N. J. TAKE NOrriCE that Helen M. Woolf nue, larlln, N. J. Victor LnKomarnlnn, Fair Haven. ,1. AriiriP •hall y TUB AMERICAN I.ROION, radlng sn Holmdel Inn has applied Secretary, Rnmnhorn Dr., Allenwnnd, L H. La... ncf, Jr., fJMlruple Ave J' r'!nXir,ZT.f<'"'".»" to the Town«h)p Committee or the ."".u'ifd In Ihe Wiltiiir J. Pricn Pout 27.1 N. J. Fnir Haven. n -in it Klsial H/K COT. CuTt Av«. A Manning Tl-, Township of Holmdel for a Plenary Objprllnns, If any. shmild lip made Stork holder * fi.-i t Kennshurg, N. J. Retail Consumption C-4 License for iminerllntPly in writing to Frank n. -loyd II, Lawrence. GIMespi* Avenue.. tlir Allttl'Klty ^fim»r LKONAft!) H. WINTEH. Comm. >remlaes tilt tinted on Northeast, side of ARrentft, Clerk of ihe Township or Fair Haven. - -' f./.rKy wllh Hi* June 7, 14 flM^ Ighwsy 33, Hnlmdel, N. J. Hazlel. Omen L. Lawronne, ailleflpln Avenue tt\*tf>\t>*1l*T In Objections ir any should be made • ,"thn Mtinlrf- NOTICE " PALMER COCKTAIL LOUNOE INC. Fair Havrn. nmft *4 it* a* "*>* imedJatftly In writing to Jotin • m'lil "T p»V- >**fiPfif t«*(worn Take nollre Dial Pecal, Inc., T/A adlngton. Clerk o[ th* Township of EILKEW KBtM, Prfislflent-Trcaiiurer H, LAwrencp, jr., GllJespie Ave. • .,i ..aVKhli by r»fiil«M»rH Plnannnt Vnllpy Inn, has applied to ft(W Palmer Avenue, Went Kean.ihurR Fair Haven, : ftntnujthftntnujt or the Township fCommittee of the Town- [olmdel. N. J. Objections if «ny. nhould he made ir a vliilallnn Hfltt lhl« HHi* l HBLKN M WOOLF Immediately In writlni to Roy W Nel- lh. Mim ahlp of Molmdel for a plenary Retail II wy. .15 H 1 Consumption IJcena* C-l for premise son, Biron«*'i Clerk nf Fair Haven. MIIM an'l r»«iil*M'tn« «' '"• """*;"" Ilolmdel, N. J. " NOTICK or SBTTMCMKNT" ..f (4e.tif.ri 2n:i ihNli r*tif# *ttf "Mm M nitunted at the corner of flt&ts Illgh- Hi HIM wny :u and Plnanant Valley Road, un* If, 1< U OF ACCOUNT THW Cj&LLAR INCOnpORATED r it rt ri i i p ill Holmiinl, N. J. ERTATR OF RALPH R, KCKERT, a^ " ' ;nr MunKii^m " - '' - NOTKTE OF INTKNT1ON Notice l« hereby Riven Unit thf nc- LLOYD 11. I.AWniQNCE Prea purpi h dam' (III It 1* Itndflratnnri that *< Oh.tec.llnn*, If any. nhoiild hn mad* ISEASED Attosl: Orare 1,. LiwvrcnM tna'i mhiir** "'• Atlllinrlty f'>r nrlKlriAlIng In Jtumsnn and Hoj\ 1 TAKK NOTICE THAT: lf>2 Joy-C<-« countB |of th« Kub-iiTlhern, -Executors 1 1 within will niter lh« Hyatem through a I in ni ef| lat e\ y In writing tn John P. orp,, R corporation or the S'.nte of of tlie eslato of nald Drceancd will •I" . *'." _ I1T.02 after nullce from 0i« AU- Warilngtnn, Ctcrk of Holmdel Township, lew Jcrnf.p. trailing Hnl*rln(t thr HyU'in wilt he. :ar", hn/t Jippllpfl lo Die Municipal Kfttfl of the County of Mnnmniilh and .•MdNMOt I'M COUNTY nilnRled »nil nut I'lntillflnlile an <•()! in Untnln. Trcilitrnt Hindi nf the Rnrnugh »f KennshurK, re ported fnr settlement in Tlie Mon- HI KKOU.VI'H'H rOtJHT orlRin. 11 la Ilif rrfnrr a Breed Krnrllpy Henrh.' N\ .T. J., fnr a Plenary Rrlnll rnnmimp- iiumth County cniiri, Ptotmtp pivlnlnn, Ts«tlrr In CrcrtUnrn |» I'rrRFnt Jampit HtamrKi. Vic*- President ,nn Llcfnac for HIF premlseii altuntrd on Krldny. the 2(!tli ilny of July A.D.. rinlniN ARHIHSI K^tiitf rhpltrnlinin, T'n. :»ltcnllnn will he WNNlNilIIAM. HurniKAtp ot the .im of tliin A roe ent nrnillrv HPIHII. N. J. imrntlon whr> nlno are nil Rtopklioldern made for ihe nllownnre (if Cntuinlii- ty nt MrtiutKiiith, this rlav innrlr, B m June 7, 14 $ 10. M holding more tlinn ten (H>| per cent alnnp and Coiinwnl feen. in the application of llm undorslBnert. III" I".lilt where aewngr I" ai» .leter- Dated June Mh, A.n. Iflfifl. ml ii '• i i ami r ecu nled shall he deemed NOTH'K \W INTKNTION"™ of the xtn<;k of nald Corporation are iarip M, l,lvi>n«.y, a ,\v Executrix of h> he tlin pnlnt of connection tr\T TAKK NOTIPE THAT: Helen V. Hill us follows: UNITED flTATEH TRUST e fflluto of thr tlnM Mnvld J, Ei- c.forR* J. 11ahn~-Vrpnit\fnt; s««wood "Mtv. irl the Ailtll"i1tv h»- Rumaoii; prnvlilfd, hnnevrr, Mint n« t/a "Willow Wood Inn" has applied COMPANY OF NKVV YORK «, tinnrnnrri, notify in hereby given itlr* t» Oie. Munlripn purl uf anv n«wer l»n« nrtwren the to ihe Municipal Council of thn llor- Ave,min, Kennnhurg. (Hyi c:. J. aWKICNKY, th*' crclltorn or nalr| OeceHsed to . HI Year mten nfnrp-naM pnlnt and the By stem flliall oiigh of Kenn^Hirg, N. J.. f«r a Ple- Oeorgi- T. Ounthnr VIP« PrriMeni: rrHfint tr. tlio «B|,i Ho]e Kx^cUtrll '-rif y f ')ii a I ;t(1 'I»V Inle he ii^rnie'l lo h+ part of Ihe flyMrni nary net all frttistun ptlon Llrensn for 1H'2 Jny-Oe cmirt, Mlddlelown. 4fi Wall Street, jflr clslms umlitr nath within alx f The Authority ntiall Imve the rlglit "> IhP preinlnPB Hlttiatfd at No. 70 Serley Catherine T. Mulhfrn—flccrelary*Trf*- New York City, N.Y. antl innths from this (Ute. at Ihr :»» l I>ated: jnnp ,i. I;JW( nnflri |sjisin*<| (h» nielrrji and other drvlcen Avenue. KranrthurfC In the aald Hor- etirnr; 11 I.akewnod Avenue, Kf*n*< JOBlCriHNB KPNA KCKRIRT. ,lr.l. « at naUl [iclnt In accordance- with Her- oilKh "f Kesnnbttrg, N, J. l.UIR .ipl. rfli, fiS Jllvcmiiiti Avenue. MARIE »J. IAVKBBY. Objections If any. HIIOUM ha mad* Ohjfi-tlons. If miy. Hhnitld h« rnide Red Iiank, New Jeney 71 Plymouth Htreol, ri Within five day a aM#r Ihf endIn writ Inn tn- HAnVF.Y MAR- In writing tn: Harvey Marion. Mu- MimtrUlr. N j eat h calendar n nth hf»lnnlii* ION, Municipal r:ii>rk or Ihe Bnroufh nicipal ninrk of th* Rnrmigh of Keana* Mr Kara. Par* Main Sl n*nU. N. J mn "hall HoMvftr tn Ui" Authority • . . Keambu'rg, N. I. Kfansburg, N. J. Red Bank, New Jenny Allornev record ot the vnlume rJI' •**««• or- June T, 14 11-8 June T, '14 jU».»4 Jlint U, 21, 3H, July 5 134.06 un* T, 14, 21, 921 \ '" ••"'•"•' '"' KAHDTS By CHARLES M. SCHVLZ THE DAILY REGISTER, Friday, June U, TROMP BEETLE BAILEY By MORT WALKER TROMP TROMP TROMP BUT IT • ME'6 STILL. DPESN'T TROMP WAS TROMP TROMP TNE REPORT OP All THE LOOK TROMP ME TROMP TROMP DAMAS6 Z CAUSED HOPEFUL TROMP veuy MAP, BEETLE •z

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MARY WORTH By <4jLLEiV SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST RIGHT! I HAVE NINE MORE IVE ALW«rt WANTED HEY!- WPD BETTER HEAD DAYS BEFOREiI 60 BACK TO BACX TOOU R TABU- BEFORE THIS IS SOMETHING 5dUrHBEND,N0ELLE/ OUR DRINKS (SET WARM AND VERV SPECIAL, AND I'LL HATE TO OUR STEAK} GET COLD.' -OUR FIRST DANCE UAVt'.-I IKUALU/ FIND TOGETHER! BIS CITIES A DRAG—BUT YOU'VE MAM. THI5 ONE FUNSVILU,! Class of 17 Graduated At Sea Bright School SEA BRIGHT - Graduation rection of Mrs. Marie Heliker. chadt, Samra Wingerter, Iso presented to the 26 mem- xercises for 17 seniors of the Diplomas were presented to ephan Deutsch, Marc Schna- ers of the school's safety pa- >ea Bright Public School were the graduates by Mrs. Joan olk, Rose Rondholz, David •ol. :onducted at the Methodist Graduating were: Redfield, president of the Sea 'orsman, Karol Deutsch and Louise Connolly, Cathy Diffen- Church. Bright Board of Education. ioya Quails, erfer. Colleen Martinez, DarrU Pra-tft, ^ondy Soliadt, Laura Lee Virginia. The seniors presented a pro- These awards were present- Citizenship, Wendy Schadt Etaln, Debra Rondholz, Melanle Stxnit. Rita Swenson, Samra Wing«rt*r, gram .entitled "America, Land ed: nd Robert Benin; special Robert Bonin, J-ack Bradley, William of Opportunity" under the di- BrcmnanJ , John Carmody, Jackie ffiak- Merit spelling, Wendy ihysical education, Cathy ~~ and Bruce Keehn, Mffenderfer. By REG SMYTHE High scholastic achievement, LEGAL NOTICE ANDY CAPP Vendy Schadt and Melanie NOTICE OKAVE-WEU, St. James Grammar itout, and Helen Young Saw- MONMOUTII COUNTY WHATB/ER BUIlROflATE'S COURT IPVERCAN T1 THEPOLICEMAN rer Awards, Wendy Schadt and Notice to Creditor! to Present I'M "oleen Martinez. Clalmi Aralnat Estate PROVE ANYBODY'S WE t/S«>T'KNOW? ESTATE OF JACK E. MYERS. DE- LOST, School Graduates 139 Safety Patrol Awards were CEASED SARQE- MISSIN'YEK, Pursuant to the order of DONALD RED BANK - Awards will . CUNNINGHAM:. Surrogate of the WE'll TAKE (jp James, Catholic Daughters of bounty ot Monmouth, this day made, diplomas were presented to 139 America, award for Catholic >o the application of the undersigned, County Fire College laymond Conkltng. Administra- graduates of St. James Gram- Action went to Susan E. Scar- tor of the estate of the Bald Jack I. Myers, deceased, notrce is hereby mar School last night in the pellino, Philip B. Stanley and To Meet on Tuesday Klvcn to the creditors of said deceased to present to the said Adminis- school auditorium by Msgr. -'eter F. Veling. LONG BRANCH - A Mon- trator their clalme under oath within Emmett A. Monahan. Pianists for the program were • be months from this date. mouth County Fire College Dated: June 3rd, 1968. The Rev. Ralph F. Ranieri, Robert E. Burns, Carol R. Web- eminar on the use of aerial RAYMOND CONKLINa, issistant pastor of St. Joa-ber and Vincent J. Amone Jr. 53 Berkeley place. ire ladders will be held at the Llvlngstori, New Jersey chim's Church, Trenton, de- George W. Murphy was orga- Administrator Morris Ave. School Tuesday at 'eter J. Edwardaen, Esq., livered the address. nist. ':30 p.m. 2< State Highway 35, Eatontown, New Jersey The religion award, gift of Deputy Fire Chief Joseph Attorney Msgr. Monahan, went to Ste- Drew of Newark will conduct June 1, U, 21, 28 (26.89 phen P. Fitzgerald, Sally M. Find Man Guilty NOTICE OF INTENTION By PARKER and HART he session, which will simu- TAKE! NOTICE THAT: WU-Dorb, THE WIZARD OF ID Hillman and Carol R. Webber. Inc. t/a "OBrlen's Dublin House" has Of Bookmaking late actual fire conditions. The applied to the Municipal Council oT The Parent Teacher Associa- seminar will be open to coun- the Borough of Keansburg, N. J., for i Plenary Retail Consumption License tion award for outstanding FREEHOLD — A jury yes- ,y firemen. tor the premises situated at No. 69-75 ' GHlUPPEtf Mm TAKEN scholastic achievement went to Carr Avenue In the said Borough of terday found Charles J. Dem- Keansburg, N. J. FAcUWV Marie E. Gunn. The Court St. LEGAL NOTICE Objections If any, should bs made V CWIfl arinis, 316 Sixth Ave., Asbury In writing to: HARVEY MARION, Mu- NOTICE nicipal Clerk of the Borough of Park, guilty of bookmaking. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Keanaburg, New Jersey. •* MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSE OFFICERS Ph.D. Degree Demarinis had been charged Notice Is hereby given that sealei William P. O'Brien—President bids will be received by the Mayo 69 Kennedy Way, Keansburg, N.J. with the illegal gambling in and Township Committee, Mlddletown Doris E. O'Brien—-Secretary-Treasurer To McGowan Asbury Park on Aug. 5 and 23, Township for the Paving of Various 59 Kennedy Way, Keansburg, N. J. Township Roads with Bituminous Con- Thomas B. O'Brien—Vice " President FREEHOLD — The son of and Sept. 26 and 27, all in, 1966. crete & Othor Work Incidental There 149 Highland Blvd., Keansburg, N.J. to In MJddletown Township, and opened BOARD OF DIRECTORS County Court Judge M. Ray The case was tyled before and read in public at the Townshi William P. O'Brien, 69 Kennedy Way, Hall, Mlddletown Township, N. J, on Keansburg, N. J. mond McGowan, James D. Mo Judge M. Raymond McGowan Tuesday, June 23, 1968 at 8:00 P.M. Doris E. O'Brien, 59 Kennedy Way, owan of Oakhurst, has re- Prevailing Time, Keansburg, N, J. by Assistant Prosecutor John Specifications and form of bids, Con Thomas B. O'Brien, 140 Highland ceived a doctor of philosophy xact and Bond (or the proposed worfc Blvd., Kcansburg, N. J. >repared by Richard M. Bchulz, Town, June 7. 14 Hi 26 degree from Rutgers Universi' A. Petillo, who presented the ihlp Engineer have been filed In the office of the Township Clerk at tht NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT y case for the state, and defense Municipal Building, Kings Highway, OF ACCOUNT By FRED LASSWKLL Dr. McGowan was born in Mlddletown, N. J. and may be In ESTATE OF ADDI80N OUTWA- SNUFFY SMITH attorney Bernard Greenburg. spected by prospective bidden during TKR, DECEASED THfffS WHAT MAWUSTOP Neptune and was graduated mslncas hours. Bidders will be rur Notice Is hereby given that the tc 1 Demarinis will be sentenced lished with & copy of tho Speciflca. counts of the lubacrlber, Executor of VE'LL LOOK LIKE WHUPPIN from Freehold Regional High tlons by the Township Clerk upo the estate of said Deceased will bs HERES AN' June 28. proper notice and payment for th audited and stated by tha Surrogate WHEN WE SPROUT THAT School in 1955. He received his cost thereof. of the County of Monmouth and re* QL'TINTVPE A FULL HEAD VOUNS-UN! LEGAL NOTICE ported for settlement to The Mon- OP VORE AB cum laude with honors in Bids must be made on the Standard mouth County Court, Probate tMvl- HAIR English from Middlebury Col Proposal Forms in the manner desig- •lon, on Friday, the 12th day of JULY PAW.TATER- nate therein and required by the Spe. A.D., 19S8, at &:30 o'clock < a.m., at lege. After serving as a NOTICE ilflcatlons, must be enclosed in seale the County court House, Monument Talcs notice that & publlo hearing nvelopes bearing the name and ad and Court Streets, Freehold, N«w lieutenant in the Army Signal will be held by die Planning Board [resa of the bidder and name of th Jersey, at which time Application of the Borough ot New Shrewabury rork on the outalde, addressed to tht will be made for the allowance of ~!orps, he did graduate work at 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 20, Township Committee, Mlddletowi CommlBaions and Counsel fees. 1988 at the Borough Building 5M Tin-Township, N. J., and must be accom- Dated May 20th A.D. 1968. in English at Rutgers. He re-ton Ave. to consider the application panied by a Proposal Bond and a ot Fred HauBe for approval ot a major Certified Check, drawn, to the order of FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK ceived his MA in English from subdivision in block 123 of the tax map the Township Treasurer for not lesi (By: MICHAEL H. MONIER, » Rutgers in 1965. fronting on Qreen Grove Road and to than ten percent (10%) of the amoun' Trust Officer), cuiiillder approval of a map entitled Id and be delivered at the placo ant! 309 Park Avenue. Dr. McGowan was an "Asbury P[ne« SeclJon A." n the hour above mentioned. Tht New York City, N. Y. * • LOUIS A. BTEINMULLEil Standard Proposal forms will be fur. Executor. instructor in English at Mori' Chairman, Planning Board ilshed upon application to the Clerk C. Douglas Webb, Esq., mouth College, West Long June U 53.M The award of the Contract fur thi; Counsellor at Law, work will not toe made until the neces- 74* Broad Street, Branch, 1966-67. He is an NOTICE sary monies to do the work have been Newark (2>, New Jersey. Take notice that a. public hearing provided by the Township in a lawful May 24, 31, June 7, 14 $29.44 instructor in humanities at the will be held by the Planning Board manner. of the Borough of New Shrewnbury NOTICE OF INTENTION Stevens Institute of Technolo- at 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, June 2fl, The Township Engineer or the Town TAKE NOTICE that Surf Bar, InO., By LEE FALK gy, Hoboken. 1068 at the Borough Building 556 Tin- ihip Committee reserves the right tc 'a "Surf Lounge" has applied to THE PHANTOM ton Ave. to .consider the application require a complete financial and ex to Municipal Council of the Borough He is married to the former of Mid-Monmouth Industrial Park lor perlence statement from praspectl of Keansburg, N. J. for Plenary Re- 'BUT THAT MORNING 'IATEK-A CALL FROM HIM. UtA; WHO FRAMED LOU? Idders showing that they have satis, tall Consumption License, for the approval or a major subdivision in tectorlly completed municipal work ol LON AND I PLANNED Ann Weston of Glen Ridge. block 114, lots HA. IDG, 11B, of tho premises situated at No. 74 Beach- tax map fronting on Park Road and a similar nature before furnishing pro way, Kcansburg, N. J. TO RUN OFF AND 6ET LON STOLE THE I'VE BEEN HALF- They have three children. poaal forma or specifications, or be The following la the names and C0PES7 IMPOSSIBLE.' to consider approval of a map en-fore awarding contract In accordance MARRIED NEXT — FRAMED? titled "Mid-Monmouth Industrial park, with R. 8.40:50-5. The right Is alat residences of all officers and all di- WEEK END. I WAS' WHAT Pine Brook and Hope Road." reserved to reject any or all bids oi rectors who have no other named of- HAPP/AS-WELL MEAN? LOUIS A. 8TEINMULLER to waive any Informalities when fice and all stockholders holding more Youth Sunday- Chairman, Planning Board such informality is not detrimental *.< than ten per centum (10% > of any AS A BRIPE June 14 M.H the beat Interests of he Township. Th< of the stock of said Corporation: TO-BE. right Is also reserved to Increase o: Jano Qravany, 78 Beachway, Keans- NOTICE decrease tho quantities specified. burg, N. j., President, 98 Per Cent Set at Church MIDDIKTOWN TOWNBIIir By Girder of the Mayor and Townshi of stock MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY Committee of Middletown Township, Louis Gravany, 40 Stevens Ave., Jer- KEYPORT - Sunday will be Notice la hereby given that sealed N. J. sey City, N. J., Vice-President, 1 Per "Youth Sunday" at Gethse- bids will be received by the Mayor Cent of Stock, and Township Committee of Middle ERNEST G. KAVALEK, MAYOR Katherlne Constantlne, 1043 First Ave., mane Lutheran Church. town Township for the Construction of CHARLES V. CARROLL, CLERK New York, N. Y., Sec.'Treasurer, THEVRE Sidewalks and Curbing and Other Work June_H $18.11 1 Per Cent of Stock. GONE. SO Members of the Senior Luther IncldentaF Thereto along Portland NOTICE Objections, if any, should be made IS HE.1 League will conduct all three Road, Hillside Avenue and Avenue MIDIILETOWN TOWNSHIP Immediately in writing to: Harrey IF ANYONE "D" In Uia Township of Mlddletown BIOXMOUTII COUNTY, NEW JERSE Marlon, Municipal Clerk, of the Bor- COMES FROM MV services and perform modern and opened and road in public at tho Notice la hereby given that Healei ough of Keansburg. New Jersey. Township Hall, Mlddletown Township, bids will be received by the Mayo SURF BAR, INC. FATHER- CALL music with the theme, "Re- New Jersey, on Tuesday, June 25, 196f ami Township Committee, Mlddletowi 7* Beachway WE HERE- joice — Music for the Worship at 8:00 p.m., Prevailing Time. Township for the Paving of Varioui Keansburg, N. J. Specifications and form of bids, Con- Township Roads with Bituminous Con June T, 14 $1,1.64 of God in the 20th Century." tract and Bond for the proposed work Crete Overlay & Other Work Inctdenta NOTICE OF INTENTION Featured in the musical pro- prepared by Richard M. Schulr, Town, Thereto In Mlddletown Township, and TAKE NOTICE THAT KINLIN By JJAf BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW •hip Engineer have been filed in th opened and road In public at tho Town, CORPORATION Va "KINLJN'S NUBBIN gram will be the youth choir, office of the Township Clerk at th ship Hall, Mlddletown Township, N. J, LOUNGE" has applied to the Munic- Municipal Building, King* Highway, on Tuesday. Juno 25, 1908 at 8:00 P.M ipal Council of the Borough of Keann- BUT VOU MAPS and a group composed of Lynn Mlddletown, N, J. and may be In- Prevailing Time. burg, N. J., for a Plenary Retail Hcrgcnrother, accordion; Rob •prated by prnspprtlvn bitltli*™ during flpodffnitlon.i nnd form of bids, Ton Cf>n9iimptfnn I.lrrnip for tha prfmlip* TWO WORDS business hours. Bidders will be fur- ract nnd Bond for the proposed work situated at CARR A SEELEY ert Collier and Richard Hun- nished wllh a copy of the Specifica- prepared by Richard M. Schulz, Town AVENUES. In 4he said Borough of OUT OP IT.'/ tions by ths Township Clerk upoi ship Engineer have been filed In tht KeansBurgl N. J., Objections if any, sicker, electric guitar, and proper notice and payment for th office of the Township Clerk at th Rhoulr! hB findftln writing to: HARVEY Craig Collier, drums. cost thereof. Municipal Building, Kings Hlghwa MARION, ( Municipal Clerk ot tho Bids must he. mndf» on the Btamlar Mftltllctown, N. J. and may bo i Borough of Keanaburg, Hew Jersey. Also participating in the ser-Proposal Forma In tho manner deslts spected by prospective bidders tlurln taiQNED) YOUR nato therein and required by the 8pe business hours. Bidders will be fin Thomas E. KInlln, President vices will be Robert Collier, clflcntionn, must he enclosed In scale*! nlnhcd with a copy of the apectfli Carr A Seeley Aves. INPOR- envelopes bcarlnK the name and ad tlons by the Township Clerk ur KflfitiflkMirg. N. J. liturgist; Eileen Kennedy, les- dress of tho bidder nnd name of tli proper notleo and payment for thi cont thereof. OFFICERS MATIOM son reader; Christian Bacr, work on the outside, addressed to tl; Thomas E. KInlln—President — BO tHAT'6 HOW Township Committee, Mlddletowr Bids must be mado on tho Stnndax «liarn3 15 (Irovo PI., Keansburg. N.J.. Robert Collier and Donald Bau- Township, N. J., and must be accom Proposal Forms In the manner deslf panldd by n Consent of Surety fron Carollno Kinltn—Vice President — VOU man, preachers; Gary Kansky nato therein and required by the Sj: SO shares 21 Seeley Ave,, Keatmburf, a Surety Company duly authorised U elftcatlons, muat be enclosed In seal 6PPU- Kurt Kircher, Frederick Hopler do business In New Jersey and satin envelopes hearing the name ami a N.J. IT// factory to the Township Committee t< areas of the bidder and name of t Anno C. KInlln — Secretary, trea- and Richard Sims, ushers the effect that flaid Surety Compan' work on the outside, addressed to t surer—30 all arcs lfi Orov* Fl., Ktani- will furnish a bond for the bidder, I Township Committee, Mlddletow Inirg. N. J. Frederick Hopler, cruclfer, and awarded the Contract and w> Certified Township, N. J,, and mimt t'« accoir BOAItD OF DIRECTORS Carl Orton, Stephen Herman, Check, drjLwn to the order of the Town punlfld by a Proposal Pond and ThDiuRA B. KInlln 15 Grove PL, ship Trciimiror for not less than toi Certified Check, drawn to the order Kcttnshurtr, N.J. Kurt Kircher, Raymond Stotz, percent (10%) of tho n mount 1>| Uio Township Trennurrr f"f not \c, Caroline KInlln 21 SerJey Ave., nnd ha delivered at the place am than ten percent HOT.) of the nn Kmnshurg, N.J. Dominick liarbato and Eric on the hour above mentioned. Th hid and be ilcllvcicil at the |il/i<-( A mm C. KInlln 15 Clrove PI,, Keans- Baer, acolytes. ntandiini Propoflitt fonnn will be fu on the hour nlx>vc men Honed. biirn, N.J. By MORT WALKER and DIK BROWNE nhhfil upon application to the Towi Standard Propcmnl forma will hn Tu June 7, 14 HI and LOIS nlil|) Clerk. nl-ihrd upon niipllcutlon to the cirri NOTKW Tho nwnnl of the Crtnlrntit for tli Tho mvnrd of thn Contract for th MONMOUTH COUNTY EVERYBODY IN THIS NO/THEYkE ALL. WHY DON'T work will not lip nuulc until the ncce HlUmoOATK'H r upprlflcntlotw. or !i WnnmrU doiionflfd, notlro li hereby Fitkin Hospital tomorrow, fo loro awarding contraot in accordnn forn awnnlliur coiitrarl In ncrnnlnm given to tho creditors or nnU\ (leccinsnd the hospital's 10th annual medi with K.u.40:60-0. The right In all with K M.1l):'iO-,1. The riHttt In nl In iirvtiont to t>ui said Hole ExpctltrlX reserved la reject any or all bldn reserved tr of (lift Mayor and Town*! llv fhriirr of thft Mayor nnd Towi Mn|o KxtMiitrU Cummlttfta of Mldrtltlown Towmh (Viininttl'-e *>f MliMlnlown Townshl Moanm, IMamla A HI alula dress the medical meeting N. J. RO llnr.lrt AVPiiiia O, KAVAI.KIC. MAYO Iliulft, Now J*i*hf Ford Auditorium starting a VflNnMT a. KAVAT.RK. MAYO "' Attnrnnyi CllAlU«lBtt V. CAItllOLL, CI< a v. OAitiioi.ii. CLBU Mny 31, Juna 7. U, 2t 137.M 9:30 n.m. Jun* 14 90—THE DAILY REGISTER. FrUty, June U, 1963 ' ./1t!H 4—-Weather—Nicholson—Cotw ll:n 16 Felix Molzer Students 4—Locot N«ws—Teocu* Color . 7—Local Ntws NooT*-Color 11:11 Television Program Listings 4—Sports—AMI AH»B—Color At the Movies To Give Recital Sunday I—Film—Bottle Hymn— RED BANK nle ft Clyde 4:20; 8:05. FAIR HAVEN — Felix' Mol- respective high school musical ROCK Hudson—2 hrs., 5 mln " BUN. — P.J. 2:O0; 5:45; 8:30; B productions, will perform. They WCBS-TV Ch. 4 WNBC-TV C h. 5 WNEW-TV Ch. 1 WABOTr Color :ARLTON- nle ft Clyde 3:50; 7:35. zer, Little Silver, will present 4—Film—Children of Paradise— Poor Cow 2:00: 7:10; »:15. DOVER— 16 of his students in a piano- are Libbi Manley, Cafty Cox Ch. I WOR-TV Ch. 11 __ W PIXTV Ch. 13 . . WNDT-TV Arletfy—3 hrs., 20 mln. SAT. A SUN. — Kiddle Show: 3:00; 7—Film—The- Spiral Rood- Poor Cow 7:15: S:2O. vocal recital Sunday at 8 p.m.and Helen Kamioner. FRIDAY 5—Truth or Consequences—Gome- J:M Rock Hudson—2 hrs., 40 mln.—Color Poor Cow 4:05; 6:10; 8:15; 10:15. SAT. — Poor Cow 2:15; 4*05: «:0O; The performing pianists are AFTERNOON Color 5—Mister Roberts—Com*dy—Color II—It Is Written—Talk—Color ' EATONTOWN 8:05; 10:10. in Christ Church Methodist, <:N 7—Dick CaveH—Vorlety—Color 7—Wld* World of Sports—Color 11:00 SUN. — Poor Cow 2:05; 4:00: 5:50; 300 Ridge Road, Fair Haven. Susan Miller, Daniel Ducore, t—Sxnt Storm—Color j)—potty Duke—Comedy •—Fury at Smuggler's Boy- II—Continental Miniatures COMMUNITY— 7:45; 9:45. 4—Motch Gon»—Color 1J-—Poetry Reading John Fraser—90 mln.—Color 1J:» *> I'll Never Forget What's 'In Name DRIVE-IN— Vocal students participating are Carol Theissen, Melissa Cox, 31—Lev oranam—Interview 3:40; 9:10: Jigsaw 2:00; 7:30: 10:60. 7—DotlnO Gomt—Color 31—Brooklyn College 9—News and Weather SAT. 4 SUN. — Jljiaw 2:00; 6:20; Cartoons 8:40; Yours. Mine 4 ours Juel Madson and Lloyd Grosse, John Oyan, William Buttfield •—Film—Tripoli— 47—Srianlsh Dramo—Serial «7—Film Fealur* II—Big Picture—Army—Color 8:45; I'll Never Foigst Wliat'e 'Is 9:20: 1:10: FUcwIlly 11:28. Maurwrt O'Haro—*0 mln.— l:M EVENINQ 1:00 Name 3:40; 7:05; 10;3O. SAT. A SUN.—Yours. Mine * Ours tenors; Mrs. Byron Holmes and and, the youngest in the group, il_Ktrrtbo—Co rloon—Color 5—Holet—Comedy—color e:M S-Nlws 8:50; 12:40; Fitzwllly 10:60. Miss Lois Cameron, altos, and10-year-old Clinton Crocker. ll—ArminU Tht Clock—Pouct 7—Golt TournomentjrCoIor 4—tt's Academlc-<-Qutz-~Cohr 1:35 DRIVE-IN— 9—Baseball—Mets—Col6r ' ft* 5—Fast Draw—Gam*—Color J—News—Color Nor»h of Red Bank Mrs. George Guba and Mrs. The program will include 4—N«ws—Kttlber—Color ll~Auto Racing—Color II— Munsters—Comedy FKI. ft SAT. — Cartoon* 8:50; Yours. 3!~ £ocus on Books—Discussion, ' 1:40 HUN. — Yours, Mine 4 Ours 0:00: Robert Reeves, sopranos. works from the baroque , ;» 13^-Real Revolution - -. -* 7 2—fjllm—Weekend will* Father— Mine A Ours 8:40; 'me Shuttered MIDDLETOWN jM Dougto—Variety—Color 31—Survey ot the Arts „•' '' ' 47—Congressional Report ' * • Von Hefllh^-1 hr., 40 mln. Room 12:00. TOWN— through the modern periods. 4— Film—3!o« Girl— 41—Film—Tentpcfon— ' ' <:M 12:50; The Shuttered Room 11:10. Three teen-agers, all of whom ?—News—Ralph Penia—Color J:10 The public is invited.. Yvonrw DtCarlo—90 mln:- Fernando Soler—J hrs. 7—Film—Th* Queen of Shebo— Speedway 7:30; 9:25. have sung lead roles in their • 3—Morln* Boy—Cartoon—Color 4— News—Frank McCe«—Color FREEHOLD 5—I Love Lucy—Comedy Leonora Fuffo—2 hrs. 8AT. A SUN. — Speedway 2:20; 4:15; 7—Film—Th* Student Prince— 2—Gomer Pyle, USMC—Comedy—Color 1:20 Edmund Purdom—3 hrs.—Color 4—NBC News Speclol—Color 7—Crisis—Drama—Color FREEHOLD MALL— 6:10; 8:10; 10:10. 11—Peler Martin—Variety—Color J—Film—Hold Bock Tomorrow- !1—Sp««f Rocw—Color S^Merv Grlftln—Color John Agar—90 mln, Yours, Mine, and Ours 7:15; 9:30. HAZLET 13 Film SKert 7—Man In a Suitcase—Color 31—Italian Panaroma SAT. — Your«, Mine A Oun 2:00; 47— Wrestling—Washington, D. C. 4:50 4:00; «:00; S:00; 10:00. PLAZA- )1_Wlng> To Th. World 11—Beauty Pageant—Color I—Film—On* Way Street- 13—Washlnolon: Week In BevKw— 1:41 SUN. — Halt a Sixpence 2:30: 5:00; I'll Never Forget Wlmf* 'Is Name 31—News James Mason—90 mln. 7:30; 9:45. 7:00; 10:20; Jigsaw 8:45. 1J—Frlsndly Glont—Children News Analysis—Color SUNDAY NOW SHOWING 5:00 31—Consultants At Loroe 7:00 SAT. — Kiddle Show 2:00; I'll Never J—News—Roger Mudd—Color AFTERNOON ASBURY PARK Forget What's 'Is Name 7:00; 10:20- rainiDN Cl 4:» Jlgj&w 5:25; 8:45. II—LIMH Roscols-Color J—Film—Stolen Hours- 4—New VorK illustrated—Color LYRIC— If you ore squeamish or s—Truth or consequanns—Game- 4— Film—Charlie Chan In Panama- SUN. — I'll Never Forg-et What's U RED BAH 1J-MHHrO8tf»-Chlldren Susan Hayward—1 hrs.—Color Sidney Toler—40 mln. The Graduate 2:00; 7:30; 9:30. 'Is Name 3:35; 6:55; 10:20; Jlg»s.w have a weak stomach . . . Jt—Films From Franc* 13—Net Playhouse—Drama Color 2:00; 6:15: 8:40. 9—Burke's Law—Mystery 7—U.S. Open—Golf—Color SAT. A SUN. — The Graduate 2:00; !:» 31—Sight and Sound—Music 11—Baseball—Yankees—Color 3:60; 6:40: 7:60; 10:00. ROUTE 35 OKIVE-IN— May we recommend t—Moke Room For Daddy »:J0 31—Community Action 7:» ^-Consultants At Large FRI,. SAT. * SUN. — Guess Who's that you do not watch the 11—Thru Stoagn—color 4— Hollywood Squares—Cofor 47—Panorama R.A.I.—N*wsr«*l MAYFAIR- Coming to Dinner 8:45; 1:00; Tom IJ—Wrist's Ntw—cmidrtn 7—Guns ol Will sotinett—color i—Prisoner—Adventure—Color Dr. Zhlvago 2:00; «:30\ Curlaln 10:45. ASBURY PARK first 5 minutes of "POOR 4—Saint—Mystery—Color 4:15 SAT. ft BUN. — D< 11—Ptrsiwctiv*—Documentary 31—Film Short 47—Film—To b* announced Doctor Zhlvigp 2 :oo; KEYPORT 77»euo 47_rilm—Yo Mat* c Roilta Alvlrti— ?:4S . 5—HOMI—Comedy 5:29; (1:60. COW" during which an 7—Dating Gam*—Color 4:M Lull Agullor—1 hr,, 25 mln. 31—News—Herbert Boland 31—World of Music STRAND- actual birth scene is vivid- KVCNINO 1O:M 11—Clown Town—Variety—Color ' PARAMOUNT— FRl, SAT. ft SUN. — The Btranger 31—On the Job—Fire Dept. Poor Oow 2:20; T:30; »:95. i:M ' 4—American Profile—Color 3—Dial M For Music-Color SAT. * SUN. — Poor Cow 2:00; r.OO; 10:15; SmasUnr Time S.«. ly and graphically por- 5—News—Bill Jorgensen—Color 1:00 4:00; cos; 8:0-5; 10:10. f—Ntws—Jim J*ni*n—Color S—Alfred Hltchcok—Drama 4—War This Week-Color EAST BRUNSWICK trayed on the screen. *—mm—Ltw wood—color 7—Judd—Drama—Color 5—Secret Agent—Drama 11—News—Le> Nelson-Color 7— Newlywed Gam*—Color ST. JAMES— TURNPIKE— s—Fiintttwwt—color 9—Films—1. Hangover Square—Ceoroe 31—Trovelogues—Color Camalot 8:30. OUTDOOR — FRI., SAT. & SUN. — •—Addrjms Rjmlly—Comedy 13—Newsfront—Mitchell Krouu 31—In the Low Library Sonders; 5. Michael Shayne, Pri- SAT. * BUN. — Cametot 2:30; «:30. The Sweet Ride 8:50; 12:30; The Ths 11—Sopirmon—Adventure vate Detectlv*— Lloyd Nolan—3 hrs. J—Amateur Hour—Vorl*ty_color Viking Queen 10:45. 15—Fr*nch Chtf—booking 47—Spanish Dromo—Serial 4—To be announced FARMINGDALE INDOOR - The Sweet Ride 7:30: _ Management 10:11 II—F Troop—Comedy—Color »1—Stolen island Todiy 31—Film Feature SHORE DRIVE-IN— 11:05; The Viking Queen 9:30. 47—News—Arturo Rodrtguel SAT. ft SUN. — The Viking Queen •:» 1:30 47—Film Feature FRI. * BAT. — Clrtnoni 9:00; Oueie 5—Alan Burke—Color EVENINO' WW« Coming to Dinner 9:50; Water- 2:10: 5:45; 9:30; The Sweet Bide t-McHolt'i Navy—Corns*/ H—Film—The Bridge of Son t_ul» Hey— J—My Three Sons—Comedy—Color 3:45; 7:30; 11:05. Carol White* 7—News—Jonn SchubKk—color 4:0V hol» M3—ll:V>. Lynn Barl—1 hr., 45 mln. 4—Get Smart—Comedy—Color *-St«v» AlUn—VorHty—color I—Jlst Century—Color BUN. — C.uese Who's Coming to PERTH AMBOY 13—Political Discussion S—Woody Woodbury—Variety—Color Dinner tt:J0; Waterholo #3—11:15. 11—Mymt»ri—Cofn*dy 7—Lowranc* W*lk—Music-Color 4—Frank McGee Report—Color AMBOY'S DRIVE-IN— 15—Inflies Poro Todot 11—Potty Duk»—Comedy 5-Fllm—Th* Emperor Wolti— NEPTUNE CITY SI—World of Music Blng Crosby—2 hrs.—Color FRI., SAT. * SUN. — Cartoon 0:00; 11—Film Short 31—Casper Citron—interview NEPTUNE CITY- Speedway 9:05: 12:46; Sol Madrid Technicolor* 4.-4J 10:41 47—La Trtouna Hlspana 7—Film—Sky Beyond Heaven- Andre Smogghe—40 mln.—Color Nevada 3mfth T:3O; Ths Carpet Bag* II— News— Poul Monacher 47—Variety Hour—Lonio—Color 1:00 A NATIONAL 6EKEMinCTUK e:U 11:00 31—Human Rights Forum gerR 9:3n. WOOOBRIDGE- 2— Hogan's Heroes—Comedy—Color 47—Italian Musical SAT. — Kiddle Show 2:00: The Car- y—Weoth«r—Antolne—Color 2—News—Tom Dunn—Color 4—Film—Glrlsl Glrlsl Glrlsl— pet Baggers B:00; 9:30; Nevada 47— Sport*—Fautto Miranda 4_N«w»—Jim Hartr-Color i e:lfl WOODBRIDGE Elvis Presley—2 hrs.—Color 2—By* on New York—Color Smith 1:30. Dr. Zhivao ,2:00: 8:20. 7:N 7_siews—Roqer Grlmsbv—Color 11—Boseboll-Yankws-Color SUN. — Halt a six Pence 2:35; 5:00; BAT. A SU STARTS WEDNESDAY AT BOTH THEATRES J—Newi—Wolter Cronkit*—Color 9—Film—A Somh for a Dictator— *—Animal Kingdom—Color T:30; 8:5S. *. — Dr. Zhlvaro 3:00; 31—Big picture^—Army—Color 31—London Lln»—color »:3O; B:oa 4—N*w»—Ch*t Huntley. David Plerr* Fresnav—M mln. 47—Fllm-Cuondo Los HI las u Van- D. H. LAWRENCE'S — "THE FOX" irinkl«y-Color 47—Sports—Flllppo Crlsafulll MANASQUAN ——i 4—w*alh*r—Frank Field-Color Sara Gorclo—3 hrs. I—I Lftvs* Lucy—Comedy »:J0 ALGONQUIN— A 7—Nm—Frank Reynolds—Color 7-JWeolher—Antolne—Color 47-ltation Miniature* FRI. A SAT. — Youn, Mine & Ouri II—P Troop—Comedy—Color J—Petticoat Junction—color . 2:00; 7:05: 0:10. ATLANTIC 4-News-Jlm Horii<-eolor 7—Hollywood Palace—Color 7—N*w»—Color i • 1J—Resort ta Nrw J*rny SUN. — Yours, Mn» A OUM S:M| 31—Communications and- Education— Atlantic HfeMands 291-0748 JJ—Return ta Nurilng J-Les Crant—Vorltty—Color 7:00 4:65; 7:05: 9:10. 47—Polllo Vtoo-Mutlc 7—Local N*wi—Grlmsnv-Color Lecture J—Loss]*-Adv»ntur*>-Color . 7:M 10:00 4-Flipp*r-Adv*ntur*-Color DRIVE-IN- NOW THROUGH TUESDAY J—Mannlx—Mystery—Color FRI. * SAT. — Cartoon* 8:45; 1—Wild Wild Wttt—Color 4-Sporfs-Kvl* Rote-Color 7-yoyog»_Adv*ntur»-Color Where Angel* Go Trouble ' follows EVENINGS AT 7:00 AND 9:00 ' 4—Toriort—Advmtur*—Color 3^-Nwtt—5chorm»n—Color •-NFL ArtlorHrPro Foolhafl-Cotor 31—Travelogues—Color 9:U! 1:00: FJrecreelc 11:10. I_Film—Damn Clllienl— "-« O'Clxk Hlgh-Oroma- SUN. — Where Angela Go Trouble Ktlth Andes—1 hr., 45 mln. 10:10 31-BIB Pletur*-Artny-Color Follows 8:50; 13:35; Flrecmk 10:iS. 4—Johnny Carson—Color S—Branded—Western-Color 47—Film—T*ntaclon— 7—Joty Bishop—Variety—Color 7—Around th* World—Travel—Color Fernando Soler—J hrs. BKICKT0WN Summer Of Stars 7:30 J—Ntws—Robert Potts—Color BRICK PLAZA— IN Asbury Park's 47— News—Arluro Rodrlguel »-G*nll* Bern—Advtntur*—Color The Secret W»r of Harry Frtgf 7!30: 11:15 4—News— Bob Teogue—Color 4-Walt Dlsmy't World-Color 8:30. 5— Eleventh Hour—Droma 5—Alan Burke—Color •—Sports-Color SAT. ft SUN. — The Becret War of 11—Burns ond Allen—Comedy 7—News—Keith McB**—color 31—Focus on Bookl—Interview Harry Prlgi 2:00; 1:00; 6:00; 8:00; •—Film—p*arl ol the South Paeille— 10:00. CONVENTION HALL ; . Vlrglno Mayo-90 mln—Color (Continued Next Page) o_Ntws ond Weather IAURELTON REti»*» 1:00 StanleyKra 4—News—Jim Coins—Color DRIVE-IN Kramer 7—Film—Comonch* Station- 10 Lack 34 Gritty FRI, SAT. A SUN. — Speedway 2 SHOWS mij SAT. MITE Randolph Scott—W mln. 8:09: J2:M>: Biggest Bundle. « All 1:15 11 Egyptian 36 Old Glory 11:00. Spencer • Sidney SH, JUT »-7:30 A10 P.M. 2—News—Color PUZZLE sun god 37 Sliding TOMS RIVER 4—Film—Th* Purple Heart- TRACY 'POITtER Dona Andrews—1 hr., 40 mln. By Edward M. Gallen Jr. 12 Diadem lock COMMUNITY— RAY CHARLES Cool Hand Luke 2:00: 7:00; Walt Katharine J—Film—Tarian's Greatest Adven- ACROSS 13 Sugges- 40 Persia until Sane Bus. ture—Gordon Scott—1 hr., 43 43 Male sheep tions. 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The students re- 11—Encounter—Religion van, director of the Division losing to a possible Q-x of side with Danish families and 47—News—Arturo Rodrlguex of Clean Air and Water, "is to the Leitrim House; the Sligc ter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton SHREWSBURV CHORALE 11:45 - House, and other Irish halls, Markowitz. She is a 1967 grad- AUDITION clubs in the East hand by attend classes conducted by 7—Local News—Noble—Color enable development of long cashing both the ace and king Danish professors at the IM 11:00 range planning for regional out- performing for many weddings uate of Karitan Township High JUNMSfh —7:30 P.M. 7—Fllm-The Prodfool— and house parties. School, Hazlet. UNITARIAN CHURCH . of. clubs. This safety play might versity of Copenhagen. Lana Turner—2 hrs., 10 mln.—Color fall lines into the Atlantic." U7S W. FRONT ST. LINCROFT. cost him an overtrick, but it Miss Powers, a sophomore at 9—News -and weather The studies will be conducted The orchestra was also heard Contact Raymond R. Wright, Mldd., 1:00 on WWRL in Woodside, Queens, or^ Mrs. Edward Varlon the University of Wisconsin has 4—Film—Lloyds of London— . off Spring Lake and Highlands, 50 Tecumseh Ave., Oceanport Tyrone Power—I hr., 35 mln. on an hour-long program. MIDDLETOWN chosen international marketing 1:10 where the possibility exists for as her major. She is a mem- 2—News—Color a Bayshore ocean outfall now "Since 1954," Mr. McDermott ber of Mademoiselles' College 1:15 under consideration of the Mon- explains, "I have only played FOLK North dealer J—Film—Pandora and Hit Flying intermittently, but I am work- Both sides vulnerable Board, Kappa Alpha Theta so- Dutchman—James Mason— mouth County Planning Board rority, and has been chosen a 1 hr., SS mln^KTolor and the state Department of ing hard to get the old FESTIVAL NORTH 5—News technique back again." • ' .4 63 • , . member of the University Pom- 1:11 Health. Pom squad. Miss Powers is a 2—Film—Enter Arsent Lupin- , "The old technique" will be SATURDAY O Q72 Charles Korvln—i hr., 2S mln. heard Saturday evening, Juni O AI? 1966 graduate of Haritan Town- 4:15 JUNE 22 from Noon 2—Film—Indian Uprising- Probe Doctor's 22, in Bodman Park. + AKJ62 ship High School. Audrey Long—90 mln. at WEST EAST Office Break-in BODMAN PARK • A 10872 4 194 Ballet Recital <5 98 S? KI1O65 MIDDLETOWN - Detectives Set 4/20-6/21 bally Register BAR MITZWUI& <>7*2 -•••-----•• 0 8JJ Flag Day Observance here are Investigating a break- Is Tomorrojv • Q94 • 107 in at Dr. Victor J. Witek's med- ANY SOCIAL FUNCTION SOUTH ical offices on Et. 35 and theft LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Sally • KQ5 Urged by Tourtillott of more than $100. Ferrara, director of the Mon- Le Teendezvous O A43 Dr. Witek reported the break- mouth School of Ballet, ha O KQ106 LITTLE SILVER — Retired "Our flag," the colonel said, in yesterday morning. He said choreographed four original bal Country Club FUUTAll CONDITIONED FACIL1TIE • 853 Army Col. R. R. Tourtillott re- "symbolizes the ideals and as- he had locked up his office at featured in a public recital PARTHS fr*a SO l**0t North East South Went minds area residents that today pirations of the American peo- 10:30 p.m. the previous night. lets for children which will be TONIGHT I + Past 2 NT Pass Entry was gained through a tomorrow in the new Junioi 3 NT All Pass is Flag Day, a day of obser- ple. Under it," he said, "our f vance of the act by the Conti- rear window. Although the of- High School auditorium a Opening lead — 4 7 They're "miracle - grow" nental Congress adopting the independence was won." posies — in no time, you have fices were ransacked, Detec- 2:30 p.m. the "TREND" original American flag. Under its protection, he add- a garden. Relax V crochet. tive Lt. Robert Letts said a Some of the young dancers ed, "Our forefathers spread Use worsted scraps or same check showed no narcotics tak- will be Doris Jacoby, Anne SATURDAY westward to pioneer the devel- weight yarn, 2 strands togeth- en. McGowan, Bonnie Carmichael, "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean opment of this nation." er, for quick, easy 6-inch hex- !arole Myers, Roger Hoffman, the "SOURCE" Entire block on Atbury Avt. Saturday, June 15 The colonel, chairman of the agons, join Into afghan. Pat- Thelma Frost, Maria Cruz Shore Group In roar Ocean, Asbury Park, N. J. Americanism committee of the tern 701: crochet directions. Becky Myers, Denise Provench MEMBERS $1.00 Present—For You and Yours • • • A Fifty cents in coins for each er, Margaret Seanlon and Special package deals available. Ft. Monmouth Chapter of Na- Battle of Bands NON-MEMBERS $2.00 Open all year—Tel. 775-1000 evaluation of existing conditions is necessary. Make pattern — add 15 cents for lse Soporis. tional Sojourners, noted that ATLANTIC CITY — A Mon- no quick moves or decisions. An imaginative ap- ;ach pattern for lst-class mail- there were numerous flags and mouth County group will be proach will meet with success but-you may need pennants used in the numer- UE and special handling. Send NEW totaura Wheeler, The Daily among the 35 entries in the encouragement from others to try such a technique. ous territories of the embryo state Jaycees' Battle of the Social activities under excellent rays, so accept invi- nation prior to the adoption of Register Needlecraft Dept., CHUNG KING Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, Bands Wednesday on the Steel tation for pjn. or entertain at home. the original American flag. Pier. RESTAURANT New York, N. Y. 10011. Print TRY OUR HOUSE SPECIAL The Day Under Your Sign The flag, he said, is the sym- Pattern Number, Name, Ad- It's "The Black ITiver Cir- bol of everything our Constitu- and FAMILY DINNER dress, Zip. cus," composed of William BUFFET LUNCH — 1.2S MM. Bom Mar.21 to Apr. 19 Libra. Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 tion and Bill of Rights guaran- Send for Big, Big 19G8 Needle- Wood of Rumson, and Law- - - • • — •• What jou t\tii to Tii«« yr.nr tees us. He calls on all citi- 11:30 — 2:00 OPEN THURS., FRI., SAT. .—, by yourself so much—go morale is it relaxing hobby for craft Catalog — hunrirods nf ronco Donohue, Joseph Hall, DINNERS — ORDERS TO leisure hours. places and do things! zens to help preserve our heri- Richard Eberle and Garry TAKE OUT Taurus. April 20 to May 20 knit, crochet fashions, em- Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 tage and to pass it on to suc- Morris of New Shrewsbury. DIAL 741-8329 Calm dijcnssion -with others Don't confide personal matters broidery, quilts, afghans, gifts, concerned should meet 'with in unreliable individual -who ceeding generations. toys. Plus 6 free patterns Winners of the state tourney SMALL PARTIES—BANQUETS success early in day. way betray your confidence. will compete the next two days Wtekdays 11:00 AM. 'Til 10:30 P.M. Garnim. May 21 to Juno 21 Sagiltariui. Nov. 22 to Dec. 21 By developing patriotism, printed inside. 50 cents. Sundays 'Til 10:30 P.M. Unexpected invitation could in the national finals, which Frl. & Sat. 'Til 10:3O P.M. FRIDAY Curb negative thoughts. They love of the flag and citizenship NEW BOOK! "16 Jiffy Rugs" B Wallace St. Red Bank bring a chance of pace that only hinder your efforts and — knit, crochet, weave, sew will have 40 entries. you Dadly need. -waste your time.* responsibility, he concluded, we and Cancer. June 22 to July 21 Capricorn. 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VETERANS OF J&RjEIGN WARS THE UNITED STATIS

MANASQUAN. POST No. 1838 MANAMUAN, NKW JIMKY

lir, Michael Slovak Steinbaoh So., Cbokman Avenue, Asbury Park, K. J.

Dear, Sir: • ^

We of Manasquan Post #1838, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the States havo never had this, the rarest of opportunities, to an individual or an organization such as'we now have.

Without a do'".bi

aavertisins During those .days of draft card 'burning, the display of o) hatred for th'a country' that has ;~iven them so nuoh.. and t. cowardica that has caused a very,.vory small minority of to demonstrate against our way of life, it is very hsartv sea the enblen of our country displayed, so.prominently. .

Please aecQOt our sincero thanks ,for your unselfish and display of. that, which we,, the majority, love so much..

For' love • of countrj Sincerely >. „ ' 0 Stanley ( • - , Adjutant

P. S. If you so desire to uao this in any form you.a so* You way edit it as you sec.fit.-

Stanley