Most of Area's July 4 Fireworks Rained Out SEE STORY BELOW

v Weather - Becoming mwfly ninny today, HOME Ugh 75-84). Fair' and cool to- THEDAM night, low around 60. Tomorrow, Red Bank, Freehold fair seasonable temperatures, Long Branch FINAL high 80-85. Friday's outlook, I 7 cloudy and seasonable. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 89 YEARS DIAL 741-Mo

VOL. 90, NO. 6 WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1967 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Technician Makes First Saturation Dive From Submarine Highlands Resident Is a Real Deep Thinker

By CARL L. BIEMILLER which w^th the National Geo- and the Navy's "man in the sea" pressures outside the vessel) they Breathing a mixture of 15 per SANDY HOOK - Robert I. graphic Society, the U. S. Bureau and Deep Submergence Systems managed to set a few in-sea cent oxygen plus helium, Wick-. Wicklund, a personable young of Commercial Fisheries and Project. And Link himself was precedents. lund with Breese and MacLeish man from 78 Navesink Ave., Ocean Systems, Inc., were test- aboard to make certain that After Deep Diver, which had made one at "400 feet, the-deepest Highlands, who walks like a dis- ing a device heralded- as the Deep Diver performed as prom- been previously tested in 120 feet, "lockout" venture on record. mounted Sioux, is a deep thinker. world's first submersible work ised. of Key West water although de- Decompression Periods In fact, for the past fortnight boat. Precedents Set signed for a work capability at Diving at su,ch depths neces- or so he has been thinking at The craft, known aptly enough Wicklund, and divers Richard 1,350 feet, made two dry runs to sitates long and gradual decom- depths ranging from 1,000 feet as Deep Diver, is an Ocean Sys- (Rick) Waller of the Bureau of 1,000 feet and one to 620, Wick- pression periods so that the to 120 feet in the waters off tems product sired by Ed link Commercial Fisheries, Kenneth lund.- Waller; MacLeish and diver's bloodstream may absorb Great Stirrup near Andros Is- whose ingenuity once filled ' the MacLeish of the National Geo- Breese made the first saturation and dissolve the nitrogen in the. land in the Bahamas. air with World War II fliers all graphic and Dennis Breese of dives ever attempted^ from any system which might cause fatal As a diving biological techni- checked out for combat in. Link Ocean Systems were usually submarine., "bends." cian at the Sandy Hook Marine trainers. It is one of the many overboard. Using Diver's "lock- A saturation dive is one in "On "one test run," said Wick- Laboratory, he was invited to do strange and wonderful, techni- out" (or sea access facilities which the diver's body is com- Jund, "we spent 42 hours, de-' so by the Oceanographic Division cal offspring of the new national which enable men to swim free pletely attuned to the pressure compressing 17 of them in the of the Smithsonian Institution passion for ocean exploitation, to work in the depths at great of the depths in which he swims. . (See THINKER, Pg. 3, Col. 3) Rains Spoil July 4 Finales

The heavy thunder 6howers| natural amphitheater among the which forced postponement of | dunes, but the clouds opened SHELL GAME — Robert I. Wjtklund, left, of Sandy fireworks displays throughout the during a water-ski show and, by Hook Marine Laboratory shows seashell to writer Carl shore area didn't have as large scheduled blast-off time for the L. Biemiller, Monmouth Beach. Mr. Wicklund has [ust an effect-Finland. fiicworks, the crowd was gone «, completed a record-breaking diving expedition in the* Although rain fell before., and The show was postponed until Sunda ni nt • Bahamas.. during the show held at Freehold y 6 - Raceway, the program.continued, Another _ display, one of- the while Red Bank rescheduled the oldest fireworks exhibits in the event for tonight at 9 o'clock, j mid-Jersey area, also suffered a preceded by a band concert start- soggy Fourth. ing at 8 p.m. in Marine Park. • The Atlantic Highlands Marina Mideast Peace show, put on in. con junction with Deputy Police Chief Leroy McKnight used the Civil Defense the Fireman's—Fair public address system to poned until Saturday. nounce, at 8:^ p.m., that the More fortunate was the St lexes UN Red Bank show would not be held. Mary's Church Fair in New Just as the first .test shot was Monmouth, which continued to - UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. majority for a vaguely worded fired at 7 p.m., rain began to fall. enjoy "record-breaking" atten- (AP) — Diehard diplomats at theidraft expounding general prin- ! Cars kept pouring into the bor- dance despite the rains, aocord- United Nations cast about today jciples and shunting the real is- ough parking lots until about 8:30 j ing to fair officials. for a face-saving token resolu- sues back to the Security Coun- p.m., when all but the hardy Monday's opening night crowd •tion on the Middle East after jcil. ' . started to leave. was estimated at many thoiisands rival demands for Israel's with-1 The 122-nation Assembly de- The affair features 16 major MIDDLETOWN drawal from Arab soil failed to feated four resolutions yesterday rides, a scenic railroad ride cir- pass the General Assembly. j calling on Israel to withdraw its Midd!down's fireworks fizzled in cles the fair grounds. Assembly President AbduL t«">PS f™m land occupied in the face of rains along the Bay Last night was Teen Band Rahmn Pazhwak of Afghanistan I Egypt, Syria and Jordan during shore last night. Two pyrotechnic night. called an afternoon meeting to the. June war. displays were'postponed until tht Tonight at dusk and again Fri- PATIENCE PROVED FUTILE—These hardy souls cams prepared for just about anything last night to watch tha "finalize" the work, of the em-j Measures Approved weekend when cloudbursts scat- day, there will be fireworks dis- tered early-arriving crowds. ergency session that began June j The Assembly overwhelmingly plays? Highlighting Thursday fireworks display in Marine Park#- Shown undor makeshift tent, are, left to right, Bruce Gray of Apple Orchard 17. approved a resolution calling on| The Middletown Township Rec- night's program will be an exhibi- Dr., Hew Shrewsbury, with Gregory Gray, ago 2, partially hidden; Mr. arid Mrs. Tony Campi'of Golf St., \Vast tion by the New York Generals • But some delegates expressed;Israel to rescind its annexationireationCommission's show sched- Long Branch, with Michael, 7, Tommy, 6, Drew, 2 and Casey Campi, 4; Mrs. Gray; Mrs. Arthur Fitipatrick of belief -that if the Assembly re-jof the Old City of Jerusalem andluled for Ideal Beach drew an es- soccer team. cessed for a few days, they could ia Swedish proposal appealing forjtimated 5,000 people. (See FIREWORKS, Pg. 3, Col. 4) Lockwood Ave., Elberon, and Julie, 2 and Bobbie Fitzpatrick, 4. (Register Staff Photo) muster the needed two-thirds i (See MIDEAST, Pg. 3, Col. 6) I A hootenanny was staged in a High Court's Districting Rule Army ^Eatontown Celebrates Establishes (Quarters FORT MONMOUTH — The center of operations of. the No Surprise to County Group Mallard Project, long-range program under which a com- Gay Independence Day mon communications system is being developed for the field MIDDLETOWN - Monmouth Sarcone, said he was not dis-day threw out a major feature of armies of the United States, Canada, and Australia, has1>een EATONTOWN — In a happy Teenagers danced to The Liberty" was presented gifts in- County escapes change under mayed. the state's latest legislative re- moved into leased quarters in a newly erected building in display of community spirit and Blades, a four^piece rock V roll cluding a $200 gift certificate the new state Supreme Court 'Not Surprising* apportionment plan. adjacent New Shrewsbury*^, patriotic pride, Eatontown resi band whose members include from the Monmouth Shopping ruling invalidating the latest "You can't get a thorough re- The high court rearranged The structure, located at 197 Hance Ave.,. near the Red dents young aty old turned out Fred Cannico and Chris Bulick Center, a $25 bond from the Cen- legislative apportionment law.. port from-your newspapers," he three Senate districts in south Bank Airport, is owned/hy Science Center Corp. for a big, (un-filled, old-fashioned of Eatontown, Claude Sheer of tral Jersey Bank, $50 in cash by Key members of the 1966 con-said, "but from what I have read Jersey and ordered changes in The Mallard Project was announced by the U. S. De- Fourth of July celebration here New Shrewsbury and Bill Clin- Rogers Truck Equipment, and ititutional convention that wrote the decision is not surprising. Assembly seats in Union, Pas- fense Department on April 10, following approval by the three yesterday. ningham, an Ohioan stationed at dinner for two by the Old Or- the now-unusable plan said lastj "The court has said that there saic, Camden, Gloucester and-Sa- countries. Since then the project staff has been located in The sun streamed from behind Fort Monmouth. chard Restaurant. Councilman night they were neither surprised lem Counties. several groups of overcrowded offices in the Hexagon Build- have to be some changes, and the clouds just as the 389th Ar- For everybody there'was the Melvin Kohn, assistant executive nor offended. they (the'court) seem to have ing headquarters of the Army Electronics Command. v. It gave the 11-member Appor- my Band from Fort Monmouth kind of food Americans associ- director of the New Jersey High- Assemblyman Alfred N. Bea the authority to say so. The project will continue to receive technical and other tionment Commission until July struck the first notes for the ate with hometown • celebrations way Authority, gave her $10 dleston, a Monmouth Republican "But they didn't, as I read it, 20 to work out details on the As- support from the Electronics Command. •-,..-' morning's two-hour parade. —barbecued. ,*,nbs and chicken, worth of tickets for the Garden with 16 years seniority in the say the basic theory adopted by sembly seating changes. Top officials of the project with offices in the new build- : Along the 2^-miIe line of'HIBrfah iiot"dogs and hamburgers, beer State Parkway. lower house, who had been as the convention — of senatorial If the commission can't reach ing include Brig. Gen. Paul A. Feyereisen, U.S. -program' adults applauded the bands, and soda, The celebration was sponsored tistant GOP convention leader to districts arid two assemblymen agreement, legislative candi- manager;, Lt. Cod. Douglas C. Coughtry, Canada's program marchers and,,floats and young- by the Eatontown Bureau of former Essex Sen. Robert T. for each district — was invalid, dates' from Passaic, Camden, manager, and Lt. Col. Lisle G. Moore, program manager for sters waved balloons and flags. Maj. Gen. William * B. Latta, per se," Gloucester and Salem Counties .Australia. . commanding general of the Ar- Commerce arid Trade in conjunc- Not even the evening rain in Dr. Mason W. Gross, a Demo- will have to run at-la*rge in the The modern office-type structure, which has 17,000 square my Electronics Command, Fort tion with the Recreation Com- terrupted the celebration —the cratic representative from Mon- November general elections. feet of space on two floor levels, is faced with dark red brick Monmouth commandant, and Ea-mission and Fort Monmouth. In Danes Told teenagers' danced undampened mouth. in the convention, said Since the Supreme Court de- and wide expanses of grey tinted glass. tontown's "Man of the Year" the motorcade leading the pa- in the roofed pavilion of the Ira the two-for-one Assembly-Senate clared the state legislature mal- was presented a plaque by May-rade were Gen. Latta and Col. E. Wolcott Playground to a'four- plan had been a gamble. appoftioned three years ago, the or Herbert E.,Werner. George A. Kurkjian, command- Neg7, of 15 Buttonwood La. East, re- Assembly this year, said he court ruling was the apparent munity affairs, serving as a coun- provided something for every- the United States consider tired chairman of the board of the would have a statement soon. cancellation of any contest be- cilman, police committee chair- one. "important for a durable peace Hanson-VanWinkle-Munning Co., man, and from 1943 to 1947 a; "I can't evaluate the.decision tween. Republican Sen. Frank S. Youngsters participated in con- that the world* understands- that Matawnn, and a former mayor mayor. without studying all of the lan- Farley of Atlantic County and tests and games, swarmed over we mean what we say" concern- )f Rumson, died yesterday morn- guage," he said. Democratic Assemblyman Mar- He was a trustee and past pres- the fire trucks, squealing as they ing the Vietnam war. ng in Riverview Hospital', Red Meeting Today vin Perskie of Cape May for the ident of the Rumson Improve- sounded the sirens, and perched "We have stated many times 3ank, where he,had been a pa- The state Apportionment Com- seat,,Farley has held since 1940. (See HAGUE, Pg. 3, Col. $) on the dummy display models ol that we are ready to negotiate at ient six days. mission meets today ,to take up The court's rearrangement of missiles on the Earle Naval Am- once without conditions," she said Born in Pittsburgh, Mr. Hague the new problem. southern New Jersey Senate munition Depot float for'a ride in response to an address by vas a son of the late Walter L. John Dimon, Republican cp- seats foreclosed prospects of a around the playground. Social Democrat Prime Minister ind Ida Marchand Hague. chairman of the bipartisan com- Donnybrook between Farley and Adults joined in community Jens Otto Krag, who called for He was graduated from Shady- mission, set the tentative meet- Perskie by ' making Atlantic singing and dancing to James both sides to negotiate, adding iidc Academy in 1917, and af- ing date after the court on Mon-(See DISTRICTING, Pg. 3, Col. 5) Weloh's Dixieland Band that this is the only way out of :er service with the U.S. Army the war. n World War I, he graduated Mrs. White of Red Bank, N. J., Notice xom Lafayette College in 1923. Applications for Probationary said that "we hope our friends After a short time with the can persuade the other side to 'atrolman of the Police Depart- Today's Index ome Wire Co. and. 'Walter E. ment of the Borough of Red*Bank take, a reciprocal step toward ague and Son Co., both in these negotiations." Accidents, drownings take 6 lives in area over holiday ...Page 3 can be received from the Chief ittsburgh, he began a career of Police, 51 Monmouth St., Red Krag had said that "this last Red rockets, artillery pound V. S. Marines Page 3 k-ith H-VW-M in 1328 starting as Bank, N. J. Examinations will be year has brought us no closer to , Page p salesman in the Pittsburgh of- held July 15, 1967, in basement of the solution of?, this unfortu- ' , •" ., »ge Allen-Scott 6 ,ce. St. James Rectory, Broad St., nate conflict, arid I am afraid Slock Market 5 Amusements James Kllpatrick 6 Merges Company Red Bank, at 9:45 a.m. Applicants FIRING THE IMAGINATION — Many a lad imagined a solution is still a far way off." Births After serving as sales manager must be between the ages of 21 In the joint festival ceremony, Elinor Multer -.. 5 himself a fireman as ho clambered over Eatontown fire Jim Bishop Obituaries 2 & 4 nd vice president, he became and 30 years old, a citizen of the Danes and Americans joined trucks at the Ira E. Wolcott Playground yesterday Bridge Sylvia Porter 6 iresident of the firm in 1948. In United States, have resided in hands in singing Auld Lang Syne. Classified 16, Sports 14, 18 1965, he re{ircd a's chairman of Monmouth County for the past two part of the fun and-fastivities as the borough celebrated Rcmember Thursday Comics ....'. 18 Successful Investing 5 he board after merging his com- ears and otherwise qualified un- the Fourth of July. Tho celebration began, at 10 a.m. Is Family Day at the Long Crossword Puzzle 19 Television ..: 19 >any with, M and T. Metals, a der applicable law. Branch Boardwalk. You'll be glad Editorials 6 Women's News 10, 11 ubsidiary' of American Can Co. George H. Clayton, Sr. with a parade and ended about 9 p.m. with a teenage B you did. (Adv.) Herblock 6 Movie timetable 19 Mr. Hague resided in Rumson Louis M. Hague -•,. Chief of Police (Adv.) «!*"c > (Regiifer Staff Photo) 2—Wednesday, July 5. 1967 THK FHII.Y REU-TF.R Band Concert Tonight Obituaries . XED BANK — The Red Bari Municipal Band, aflder the Ocean Council Backs baton of John W, Lwteibill, begins its summer series of Wednesday con«rti it the Marine Psrk faajjd iM\ tonight at RIVERVIEW. 8:00 o'clocit, Mr, Luckenbill ha& a/jwuaced-the fctowJBg pro- Proton, 72, Dies, Red Bank gram:. •-. •" • ' • , . JVen; Appointments Lehman Shugart, 61, Mr. and Mrs. ElttolT Wax (nee Former Teacher March, "Americans We" , -.„.,...... Fillnwre , OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Plan-JReV. Blair s term which expires Eileen Gray), I Cresci Blvd., Overture, "Youth Triumphant" ....,._ Hadley ring Board and Local Assistance Dec. 31, 196J8. LEONARDO - Frank D. Pos- Hazlet, son, Monday. Trumpet trio, "Bugler's Holiday" Anderson ton, 72,. a . retired Middletorwn Mr. andMrsi William Welch Board appointments were made Mrs. Carolyn Efrsky is the other School Superintendent featuring Douglas Johnson, William Entwistle Local Assistance Jfoard member. Township, teacher, died Monday (nee Ruth Hyer), 58 Compton »t the Township Council meeting COLTS NECK - Lehman C. and Zachary Adams Councilman Joseph A,, Palaia, at the Ivy HcHise Nursing Home Ave., West Keansburg, daughter, Descriptive, "Belle of the Ball" ...,.'. ...Anderson Monday night. after a long illness. Shugart, 61, of Millbrook La., jappointed last Saturday to the superintendent of the Freehold | Monday. Merengue, "Tropical" ".. Munoz Mayor John J Keilly reappoint-iPlanning Board, commented on Mr. Poston, of 83 Burlington Regional School District, died Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oswald March, "New Colonial" Hall ed William Dougherty to the Plan-j Mr. Lieberman's different munic- Ave., had resided here for 35 yesterday in The New York Hos- (nee Kari Ohm), Greenview Selection, "Around the World in 80 Days" _ Young ning Board for a six-year termjipal posts, saying: years. He* was born to the late pital, New York City. Cross, Navesink, son, Monday. Waltz, "Skaters" Waldtcufel and appointed Simon Liebermawj Charles P, and Elizabeth Cun- Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bryant Novelty, "Dry Bones" Walters Mr. Lieberman is a very Born in Marion, Ind., Mr. Shu- to a four-year'term on the same; ' conscientious man who lingham Poslon in Bonne Terre, (nee Nina Sears), 41 Hilltop Cir., March, "Officer of the Day" Hall Rmd and gart had served as superinten- body. Mo. Ho was a veteran of World Lincroft, son, Monday. featuring majorettes led by Pat Armstrong, flag iwill certainly contribute very dent of schools in Roselle from War I. Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Bruno twirlers led by Carole Seiderman and specialty Mr. Lieberman was reappoint-jmuch to the Planning Board, but 1960-1965 prior to taking the pres- (nee Barbara Beam), 514-3 Sun- twirlers led by Pat and Pam Gale. • ed last Saturday as the publiclcan he ably handle all his munid- Mr. Poston taught in the Agri- ent" po'sition. works director and Ihe buildinfi'pa] positions — particularly with cultural Department of the Mid- nyside Rd., Lincroft, raughter, National Anthem He was a graduate of Indiana inspector by township Managerjtlie' \marked population growth dletown Township school system yesterday. University, received his master's Jack P. Sweitzer. ' |here7 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kutyla T1CKETFJ> IN CRASH 'or 32 years. He was.a member degree from Lehigh University, Reappointmenls Okayed (nee Theodora Scafati), 15 Pha- MIDDLETOWN Michael D. his car collided with another. "I have made it quite clear of the S.A.M. Lod^e of Masons, and did [advanced graduate work The council approved the rcap- lanx Rd., Lincroft, son, yesterday, Nagle, '20, Midwestern College, • The other car was driven by to tne oilier cmincilmen (hat IBonne Terre, and of the Vcl Chap- at Teachers College, Columbia pointments of both Mayor Reilly MONMOUTH MEDICAL Denison Iowa, received a sum- Malcolm R. Tune, 37, of 10 Pine support the appointment of Mr.ter 129 R.A.M. and the Knights University. and Rev. John Blair to the Local Templar 56, both in Desoto, Mo. Long Branch mons yesterday for careless driv- St., Red Bank, There were no Lieberman to the Planning Board, Mr. Shugart bogan working in Assistance Board, which were but I also told them that he Survivors include a brother, Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Gar- ing and failure to produce prop- injuries, Patrolman Herman made hy "the township manager. the education field in 1931 in retto (tiee Jean Dellilo), 346 Mor- er license and registration after Grillon investigated. should* get some help in either -tanley of "Washington, D.C. andElizabeth, and from 1949-1060 Mr. Reilly will serve a term his public works or building in- several nieces, and nephews. - ris Ave., son, Monday. which expires Dec. 31, 1!)67 and served as assistant superinten- spection posts." [Burial will be Friday in thedenlj there. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maletto family plot in Bonne Terre under (nee Catherine Bond), 211 Park -LEGAL NOTICE- Mayor Reilly replied: "The He was a Navy veteran of World the direction of flhe Scott Funeral Ave., Union Beach, son, Monday. hLrcKioR roi Rr or NEW Haui&x township is seriously considering War! II, a member-of the First Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Ellen- LAW 1HVISION-M0NMOUTH COUNTV the creation of a department Home, Belford. Presbyterian Church of Freehold, DOCKET NO. L 3!47B-«« wood (nee Elizabeth Doucette), SWIMMING POOLS! THE BOARD OF which would combine building :he Freehold Rotary, the National Lehman C. Shugart EDUCATION OF 1131 Darlene Ave., Wanamassa, and plumbing inspection." JOHN J. LIEBERT Education Association, the Amer- ABOVE GROUND AND IN GROUND ... THE BOROUGH OF ;art of Artcsia, N. Mex., anddaughter, Monday. KEANSBURG, The five-member Board of KEYPORT - John J. Iiebert, ican Association of School Ad- COUNTY OF Civil Action Mark Shugart of Jonesboro, Ind.; PLAN NOW! MONMOtrrH AND HOTIOE TO 'lumbing and Heating Inspectors 67, died Monday in his home at ministrators, the New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gran- STATE OF KEW ABSENT 18 Orchard St., here. two sisters, Mrs. Walter Mar- JERSEY. DEFENDANTS now handles inspection here. Education Association and theshall of Savannah, Ga., and Mrs.dinetti (nee Helen Landa), 158 Call For Free Estimate Plaintiff, The son of the late.Stanley and New Jersey School Masters Club. Garfield Ot, daughter, Monday. Mr. Reilly added, "Many com- Victoria Pietrzak Liebert, he was Donald Cobler of Marion, Ind., PATRICK McCOK- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Depalmer MACK, et alH. munities use their building ln- born in Brooklyn, N.Y. He had He was also a member of theand two grandchildren. Defpndnnts. ipectors as Planning Board mem- New Jersey School Superinten- (nee Virginia Gallagher), 55 ADD-OD N POOLS INC. STATE OF NEW JERSEY been a local resident for eight Services will be Friday at 11 Avenue A, Atlantic Highlands, TO lers, because of the knowledge years. dents Association, the New Jer-am. at the First Presbyterian HHIGHWA Y 35 t -y| AOAO PATRICKK MMcCORMAOK. hla heirs, sey Council of Education, Phi son, Monday. tjeviaefrs ami personal reprfcn the inspector gains from his posi- He was a member of St. Jo- Church of Freehold with Rev. MIDDLETOWN end his. . thflth r orr anyy of their UC<[ ion." 1 Delta Kappa at Columbia Univer- cppaorB I n rihtright, titltitl e andd IInterestt : soph's Catholic " Church and its James R. Mommott and Rev. Da- Mr. and Mrs. William Overmey- ©# i " UOwO sity and was listed in Who's Who MARY McCORMACK, her helrj.de- Holy Name Society and Knights vid B. Riddle, co-pastors, officiat- er (nee Dorothy Lacey), 44 Court- vlseen "find personal representatives n American Education, and her, thplr or any of llirtr suc- of Columbus chapter. ing. land Ave,, Matawan, daughter, cpasora In rlpht, title and lnt«re»t Four Freehold He served as president of the ' You are hereby notified that by vir- Surviving are his wiFe, Julia] Burial will be in Maplewood Monday. tue of An Order to Show Cause maite Elizabeth Education Association Cemetery, Freehold Township, trio" allowed hy the Suppflor Cnurt Modzel Liebert; one son, Lt.: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendrdck- of New Jersey, Lnw division, Mon- Thefts Probed John J. Liebert of the Navy; two rom 1939-1941, and director and under the direction of the Free- sen (nee Margaret Maloney), 50 molith County on June "2S, lfW7, upon FREEHOLD — A case of as-daughters, Mrs. John Smith of treasurer of the Elizabeth School man Funeral Home, Freehold. South Wall St., Naptune City, son, a complaint in an action for Ihe con- of Adult Education for many demnation of -landfi In which Thp Board iorted liquors and $979.40 in cash Hazlet, and Mrs. Joseph Krebs yesterday. of Education of the Rormmh of I'Mtn- ears. TiiirK in the County of Mpnmouth and were reported stolen from OHwer- of Cfiffwood Beadi; a brother, MRS. RICARDO F. BINACO Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rivera Btate of New Jersey Is the plaintiff Mr. Shugart was a director and NEW SHREWSBURY-Mrs. Ro- dPllk MCk t lplai Arrthany Liebert of Hiclcsville, (nee Maria Carrion), 6% Broad- and. .Patrick McCormaok, el als., R.rr :her's Tavern, 69 Throckmorton past president of the Elizabeth •""defftrwiants, you are r?(]ulrp rendered against by breaking a side window. City, N.Y., and 10 grandchildren. Monmouth Medical Center, Long Vacation you rfor _th« relief sought in the Com- Home, Elizabeth, including two Branch, where she had been a Madeline Dunning), 99 Green- Police are also investigating A Requiem High Mass will be plaint incluilnR the appointment r,f years as president. patient four days. grove Ave., Keyport, son, yester- fhrep dlaiTit piffled comml-wionerj North- INTF.RLAKEN - Mrs. Reata the frontage ietback for R-3 3 DAYS •#rlj? and at right angles to Port James Elles of Union Beaoh, 'duster" zone lots with a depth Weather Wonmmith Jtrwirl on« hundred (100') fire college co-chairman, in- Haviland Harvey, 57, of 605 fppt to the point and place ot Begin- of 108 feet. A 50-foot setback was. IJew Jersey: Mostly sunny and ONLY! .njng. . _. formed the assooiatiorwthat July Grasmere Ave., died yesterday % Being pa-rt of property indicated .. required; the amendment allows coolf "today, high in 70s northwest 15 is the deadline date (or al in Jersey Shore Medical Center, % map entVtIM "Map of Property be- a 35-foot setback. and low 80s. south. Fair and cool tongiriB to Patrick LIddy situated In attendance cards for (he students Neptune, after a long illness. . Thursday the Bnrnufrh or Kftanaburj and (he This amendment also prohibits tonight, low in upper 50s north- Township of Mjddletownridllwn, Monmotlt, Monmouth h who attended this year's spring Mrs. Hairvey was born in west and low and mid 60s,south. Countyunty,, IC*w Jersey, idle l"wf)0lwf)0' program classes, Ocean Grove, daughter of the the total depth of the front and Friday prepeparea d and signeid d by P . A. MtMartini , rear yards to be less than two- Tomorrow fair with seasonable COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 Furvve pyor; Keanst)\irRKh , NeN w JJersey If students do not submit-their late Mr. and Mrs. Clarke D. and d«lcrt July 10, 1M0." Haviland, and had lived- in theth'irds of the total lot depth, In temperatures, high in 80s. Out- 10 to 9 Being fllsn denigrated aj» part cards" by then, Mr. Ellis added, an R13 "cluster" zone lot. look for Friday, increasing cloud- 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY IM 10. Block 57A on the Tax Map they would not- receive «Jieir di Shore area all her life. of Hie Borough o( Keansburg. -t ' The dog control ordinance iness and seasonable. Sat. to 6 Beine and Intended to T>a -ttj« »am. plomai. Sihe was a member of the AT THE A&P SHOPPING CENTER premlnes conveyed to Patrick Mr. amendment increases violation Marine Cnrm&ck and Mary McCormack, ML First Presbyterian Church of As- wife,1 under deed from Delarue K. bury Park. She was a graduate penalties. Cape May to Block Island: teddy and Jamci Lftddy, her hiw band, dated Nowmber, 9, 1W6. nnr: of Neptune High School and was This amendment provides tor Small craft warnings discontin- recorded November IT.'D9i7, In Uw Man Fined a fine not less than $5 nor more ued. North-westerly winds ,10 to Monraouth County Clerk's omce in a member of Boudiinot Chapter, Book 2145 ot Peedj at pags 251. baughterg-of the American Rev- than $50 against any person for 15 knots today, and 10 knots or SELLING OUT NOTICE 13 HEREBY FITRTHKT In Assault Case GI\TCN that the leital voters of tlv olution, of Elizabeth. the first violation and for a fine less tonight. Tomorrow variable Borough of KeauBbunt:. County o. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - not less than $25 nor more than winds 10 to 15 knots. Few showers Wonmoulh and State of NPW Jersey* up- Surviving are her husband^W. WOMEN'S BETTER APPAREL Michael Halvorseri, 135 Easl northern portions early this morn- prn?M on M*y 10,' 1MB, th* iMiwuice KtmbaJl Harvey; a son, Roger $100 against any person, for a of bond.t for the construction of * new ing then partly cloudy today. Fair THE ENTIRE STOCK OF "TOWN & COUNTRY FASHIONS" FROM MARY' ubllc nchnol ' and th** tmaulBltlnn of Washington Ave.; Wds fined $100 Clarke Harvey Sr, of Smoke subsequent violation. public the acquisitin o( by Magistrate Irving Zeichner in tonight and tomorrow. Visibility the above described properties, b-y pur- Rise; three sister3, Mrs. Jacob The amendment also provides UNO. A SPECIAL STOCK OF LADIES BEnER SPORTSWEAR AND DRESSES chaae, gift or condemnation, and In five miles or more.' Municipal Court here Monday foi G. Campbell of Ocean Township, for an exception iot the first vto? FOR THE WOMAN WHO KNOWS — YOU'VE SEEN THE GREATEST PART pursuance under that authority *nie TIDES'; Board of Education of the Borough of assault and battery. Mrs. Gordon A. Knapp oil Deal latdon by any person failing to Keanaburr ny» resolution' on Hay 1, Sandy OF THIS VERY FINE STOCK IN THE MOST POPULAR MAGAZINES. fl!K]7, authorized tlie Requisition by pur- He was convicted of striking and Mrs. Arthur Fryor Jr. ofsecure a dog license — a fine chase, gift or condemnation tbe. site at |Peter . Gaffey, Ocean Blvd., in New York City; a brother, Jud- not less that) $1 nor more than. TODAY -"High 7:12 p.m. and SEE THESE FAMOUS BRANDS ON NOT ONLY ONE BUT EVERY ITEM land heretofore described In accor- the face and breaking his jaw, dance with the Revised Statutes An- son A. Haviland of Asbury Park, $50. low 12:43 p.m. Villager, Cine Paeli, Teal Tralnla, Daman, Cabana, Jnnticn, Oleg Casslnl, Evan Pleont, notated of the fitate of New Jersey, Randolph Hanock, 61 East Gar- Titles 15:7-73, 1S:7-T5 and JOlM *t »et «<» rage was answered by the Ma-| A Marine battalion pushed appa nlly downed an fe liani blew off. Vney said the4 young- a tree. Apple-gate was dead on jwhife Wicklund's observation? of Ihe two chief ctallenKerTto thei " WP rine guns, but the Red bat-!acros! s 600 yardds of the battle- et nter ar| ster either jumped fell from arrival at Point Pleasant Hospi-1 marine life were impeccable, reapportionment plan '_ thelJ fiE d drove off a sec- teries were evidently well dug injfield without opposition. It was ond plane in the eastern Sinai at solidly prepared sites. honeycombed with tunnels and the moving truck while attempt- tal. The accident occurred at 2'they might also contain elements Celebrates Daily Journal of Elizabeth and ing to retrieve his hat. . iof what Yves Costeau, father of (Continued) near Suez, Foe Pulls Back bunkers. a.m. on Drum Point Rd. In two dissident members of the In Manasquan, rough seas | the aqualung, once called "rap- ing officer of the Army Elec- state Apportionment Commis- An Egyptian military spokes- Press corrrespon- While the threat along the bor- Brick. Associated forced curtailment yesterday of tures of the deep." tronics Support Command and sion, Anthony Scala, a Republi- man in Cairo denied the Israeli dent Steve. Stibbens repo'rted|der zone overshadowed action a search for a 15-year-old Ber- In Freehold Township, Laura Ile and a ' companion rigged Col. Edward E. Moran, chief of can from Essex County, and. As-claim. "None of our planes have from the battle area that the'elsewhere, there were skirmish- gen County boy?who apparently Jean Doody, 4, drowned Sunday bottom lights of some 1,000 staff of the Army Signal Center semblyman Frank X. McDer- encountered any accidents," he lforces of the 90th North Viet- es and small-scale battles drowned in thi^ 'Atlantic Ocean after wandering away from her candlepower one night to make and School. mott, R-Union. saidid. inamese Regiment, which had|tnroushaut the country Juesday. Monday night when he went parents during a cookout at the photographs. As they were about The Winners In South Jersey, the court's 1 The Arab piune was reported been fighting the Marines since j Despite this all American iwimming after the beach wasfamily's home. The girl's father, to 'shoot they noticed a murky John Steppe claimed first ruling means that Camden, hit by fire from an L70 radar- Sunday had pulled back at least!units took a fewminute s off for closed. Edward, pulled her from a back- cloud arise from the scafloor as place in the pie eating contest, Gloucester and Salem Counties controlled battery believed in ac- temporarily. Fourth of July observances. as y Police identified the hoy yard Pool but efforts to revive if some creature, publicity-shy First place winners in various will be combined into a single Pushing forward to recover the Only 11 miles west of Saigon, her failed. as a Mafia family man, was tion for the first time in the Mid- y Ricky Lange of New Milford. age groups in the 25-yard dash Senate district; Cape May and dle East. It was the first aerial »diej of Marines killed in theAmerican soldiers andd SoutShh They said he was visiting in the deliberately fogging the camera. incident reported since the 'June Lisa Guadagno, 4, of Sayre- were Sandra Bareato, Michael Cumberland into another and At- ig battle last .Sunday, the Ma- Vietnamese Rangers hit a guer- bear* area. Some creature was. It was a 10 cease-fire. ville, was killed Friday night Kilgore, Brian Kristiansen and lantic into a third. ines ran into a rabbit warren rilla band with a sudden heli- The full-scale search by a half- feedingray stirring bottom silt. when she was struck by a car Michael Ruffin, The Supreme Court also re- Red Setback Seen >f abandoned, battered bunkers. copter assault. In the melee, a dozen Coast Guard and police As befits a deep thinker in the near her home. The driver was First place winners in various jected a major feature of the re- The Assembly's failure to call The fortifications two miles recoillesk rifle shell exploded boats, a Navy helicopter 'and cause of science, Wicklund went identified as William Devito Jr., back to the Diver and got a apportionment plan under which for Israeli withdrawal in the cli- tbove the sandbagged Marine alongside a" descending helicopter •kin divers, was resumed this age groups in the 50-yard dash a neighbor. wrench'With which he scientifi- two assemblymen would have mactic votes last night was >ase at Con Th'ien indicated the and wounded eight U.S. soldiers. morning. were Susan Taylor, Robert Can- cally bashed the ray, some five been elected from each Senate viewed as a sharp setback for ommunists are again pushing In all, 22 Viet Cong were killed, Traffic accidents during tiie According to police, a fisher- feet, from, wingtip to wingtip, nizzaro, Richard Taylor, Michael district, saying the link aggra-ime Soviet Union, which had lown in force from the demili- and the assault force had one man saw the boy dive off a jet- long holiday weekend claimed away. Turbin, Robert Nickens, Chuck vated population deviations. called for the emergency session tarized zone from which they man killed and 15 wounded. ty around «:45 p.m. Monday. more lives than any previous In- and sent its premier, Alexei N. "The lights had brought those Henderson, Charles Buntin, Lin- The court directed the state The beaches close at 6. dependence Day period, The As- Apportionment Commission••- tojKosygin, here to press its case, sociated Press reported, but the fejlows in to feed. We chased da Tay)or,' Kathy Marszalek and » The fisherman, whjjsCname four or five during the night. reconvene and reassess all As-; The Assembly roundly defeat- was not diskosed, said the youth toll did not reach the proportions Frances Buntin, \ounty Bank Deposits They almost ruined the camera sernbly boundaries in the state led a Soviet draft demanding con- was caught in an eddy and car- first predicted by the National First place winners In various in'time for the 1%9 legislativeidemnation of Israel'and action Safety Council. work. I saw a cloud once and ried away from the jetty. The looked around, and there, right age groups in the 75-yard dash elections. force a pullback of Israeli fisherman said he jumped out of At .the final hour of the four- behind me, was a ray snouting were Robert Zadorozny, Merlin It told the Apportionment [ forces. The Soviet resolution was Rise 9.4 Pet. in Year his boat but cojild not find the day holiday, 678 persons hadmurk as if he knew exactly Bowen, Karen Taylor, and Dale Commission to complete by July j voted on by paragraphs and it * ^ V.. ,.-...- ..-•.... - , .... boy. been reported killed.on the na- where it would do the most Bennett. 20 the redrawing of. Assembly j failed to get even a simple ma- RED BANK — increases in total deposits of well over The youth's address was listed tion's streets and highways. The |harm," said Wicklund. First place winners in 1helines for the Camden-Glousces- jorit• •y of-f any of them. j'lO million each, over the period, June 30, 1966 and June 30, ter-Salem district - and for Pas- 1967, have been recorded by the Central Jersey Bank and as 195 River Lane, New Milford. previous record, 576 deaths, was j Several nights, as he care- three-legged race were John The Assembly first turned saic County. .Trust Co, and the Monmouth County National Bank., Brian Hussey, 19, of 17 Mer- set during a three-day weekend fully noted in his work jourrial, Steppe, Mark Turpin, Merlin down proposal submitted by Union County's Assembly Monmouth County's II banking establishments showed total cer St. in the Old Bridge section last year. Wicklund saw the unusual sight Bowe-n, Bill Murtha, Barbara Yugoslavia and 17 other non- of Madison Township, was fatally of thousands of squid going seats, increased from 6 to 7, will aligned nations with Soviet sup- deposits of $622,002,448 as at the close of business on June 30, ', The safety council had' origi- Kingston and Xaren Taylor. 1967. This figure represents an increase of $53,439,841, or 9.4 • injured yesterday when his car nally predicted a toll of 700 tolthrough their pre-pairing and not require realignment since th? port for unconditional Israeli First place winners in the sack court directed that the addition- per cent over total deposits at the close of business on June skidded off Englishtown Rd. and 800 deaths. mating rituals as well as actu- withdrawal. Thervote was 53 in race were James Stalker, Leo al assemblymen run at large. favor, 46 opposed, with 20 ab-30, 1966.. ••'••. ally spawningpg . Atlracted byy the Fary, Robert Cannizzaro, Ru- sentations, short of the two-thirds The, .figure for the Central Jersey Bank and Trust Co. •• -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL • NOTICE false . daylight Wicklund was dolph Norman, Pam Small, Lynn majority needed for adoption. does not include totals for the Sea Bright National Bank, ••—v- ••MJMM/VBV" oh "SYNOPSIS OF I»-» Viiirr BEI-OKT OF spraying about the sea bottom, which .ire listed separately. A merger of the two banks, to TOWSSHir OK HOI.M!>,:(, AH KKdl IRKI) BY N. J. S. Tomaino, Robert Bruton, Mi- The Assembly also rejected a I COJIUI.VEI) COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET they were performing a func- Hague take effect on November 10, this year, was announced in June. • 31 DpCMnbrr .11 chael Turpin, Beverly Catley, resolution sponsored by 20 Latin tion usually reserved for the (Continued) Comparative figures, to the nearest dollar, are as follows: Vmr JK6 Year IWS Karen Taylor and Thadeus Hub- c»n nations which called ASSETS hours of real daytime. ment Association, and TOTAL DEPOSITS CMh and Jnvertrrrenta : 7er.,2su5 I 801.177.17 bard.- for the Israeli _ withdrawal but Tut*«. 'AMMitui-ntji and Llsnn RocHvablB 74.KM.62 49.420.04 Feeding Frenzy of the New Jersey Council for 1967 ' 1966 . : Account! RecelvuM* ._.. . M linked it' to an end to the 19- 27.7M.34 M444.5S On another occasion he saw Economic Education, the Mon- Belmar-Wall National _...... $ 24,858,416 $ 22,535,265 Ptltrrtt Cntrjfi to Tuturi Tuition— year-old Arab state of war Oenfral capital c\ 551,4*2 10 a small shark in a feeding frenzy. niouth Museum and the Chil- Central Jersey Bank & Trust Deferred Charm to B.vsnu. of against Israel, The vote was 57 This condition, usually associated Fireworks dren's Psychiatric Center, Eaton- Co., Freehold ., JI33,835,967 $122,990,844 dl Ytari 16.W0.00 37,432.25 for, 43 against, with 20 absten- with schools of sharks busy and (Continued) town. Eatontown National .-. 4 10,441,567 $ 7,375,987 JI.451.2M.C9 bloodily rending lesser prey into tions. "About,, usual for a Fourth" Directorships also included the; Farmers and Merchants National, shreds, seldom afflicts single fel- UABU.niKS. RKSKRVES AND SURPLUS was the evaluation of yesterday's New Jersey Manufacturers Cas- Also defeated were Albanian Matawan _ $ 21,852,178 $ 20,372,685 Bond* and Notes Pavahle ..._.... „ _.._ \ lows. As the highly charged 451.00000 crowds and activities at the coun- ualty Co., Manufacturers In- and Cuban resolutions demand- First Merchants National, Improvement Aulhomatmni 36,681..la shark darted through the water Other Llawutlu and Special Fund! , M».m:!4 ty park at Holmdel by Director demnity Insurance Co., and the ing condemnation of Israel. Asbury Park $104,199,406 $ 97,492,090 Reserve, ror Certain Asms Receivable , 76.2H 49 SO.H3.TO: it came face to lace with a •urplui lause.io James J. Truncer. "We had re- New Jersey Manufacturers Asso- The outcome left the question First National, Spring Lake $ 14,170,631 ' $ 13,154,967 feeding barracuda, itself a bit of of Israeli troop withdrawal and KeansburR-Middletown National _._ $ 35,024,869 $ 29,480,045 iTJTAL UJVJBlLm.ES, BESERVE8 an served some of our larger facil- ciation. ~41.3S0.lt7.Rt. %\ ei 2M C9 ' ged unpleasantness during ;future peace ' moves up in the Monmouth County National, A.NT> SURPLUS ities for group use; the others Mr. Hague was a member ofj —— 1 working hours. air, and these issues p Red Bank .$153,821,210 $143,228,397 were open on a first-come, first the Council of the American Elec- COMPARATIVE STATKME.VT Of (irKRATIONS AND CHANGE There is sort of a rule of will be returned to the Security N. J. National Bank & Trust Co., Cl'BBKNT FL.NB scrved basis troplaters Society and the Amer- Year 1963 (thumb in the sea. Animals of " Council. Asbury Park _....:....$ 97,747,869 $ 88,665,878 Yrnr 1965 ican Institute of Management. 'I approximately the same size sel He said threatening and uncer-. Peoples National, Keyport $ 18,776,6.17 $ 16,614,831 •urplus Balance. Janu^.-v i , -S 29l.ffH.26 Church Vestryman Ulfce.llsneouB-From ntji^r Ifisn I ZH..27.G. ido, m attacatiack each other unlesunles: tain weather probably accounted Hire skilled help with result- Sea Bright National ...'.. % 7,273,698 $ 6,651,618 Local Property Tax Lcvirs .... KM, 751. W 74.663.80 onc for the fact that Holmdel park at- He served several years as Collection o< DHinaurtt Tax^i is wounded or otherwisi getting Daily Register Classified and Tax T1U# l.len» _ _ 51.9-4.21 handicapped. tendance was not unusual. vestryman of St. George's-by-the- Ads. Dial 741-6900 now! $622,002,*« $5*8.562,607 Collection of Current Tax Levy . „ __._ 1.73J, 918.32 1.506,793.72 they were," grinnec Long Branch residents passed River Episcopal Church, Rumson. Total Funds __J2.268.H!.OT ji.968.35S.4o; wicklund,'"eyeball to eyeball lik a relatively quiet Fourth of July Club affiliations included Rum- Kennedy and Khrushchev in thi anti-climaxed, perhaps, by the son ' Country Club, Sea Bright Exr*#ni!Uar»i fAixrnal Budcet Expenditures: Cuban crisis. And there was n< a.m. fire at the West End Beach Club and the Essex Club Municipal Purposes . S 536.03S.00 . • 429,9.}2?,3s?.2r2 . war." Racquet Club, Ocean Ave. Police of Newark. He was listed in Who's | County Taxes' . _ VOM2.46 3M.37B.14 Local School Taxes _ 1,O52,XW.OO 926,2(0.(K/ As a substitute for dire peri reported a.few complaints of il Who in America. Orher •Expenditures . 2,WJ.O3 and high adventure, the youn{ legal use of fireworks by juve- Mr. Hague is survived by his | Total Expenditures .42.O(3,611.B1 Jl.710,977.39 technician advanced Ihe peanu niles, but no arrests wereinade. wife, Mrs. Kathryn Hplton Hague, j butter and jelly sandich epic. Heavy rain forced the cancel- Services will be. tomorrow at 11:1 Uii: Expenditures to be Raised by Future. TSIM "There was this big grouper lation of a fireworks display set a.m. at St. George's-by-the-j Total-Adlusted Expenditures •„, ' i.i.i< i hanging around like a stray dog. River Episcopal Church, with the |! AT MIDDLETOWN BANKING COMPANY for 9:30 p.m. The Summer Fes- ONLY :|He came swimming up mooch tival Committee and the fire de- rector, Rev. G. P. Mellick Bel-|| iurplua Balance., December 31 ' _.» 2M.O9.M » 294.8H.55 ing and I gave him a half of partment, in charge of the show shaw, officiating. a peanut butter and jelly sand- have rescheduled it for Friday Burial will be in Fair View •ECOSLMENDAT10NS! ' That th» Collector hold a Tax Sale. wich which he took and ate. I night at the same time. Cemetery, Middletown, under ^he The above suriirnary or Bynnpsl* was prepared from the renort of aiullt had the other half in a plastic The Raritan Township Recre direction of the Worden Funeral nf the Township ol Hrrimdpl. County ol Monmnlith for trie calendar ycariJXW. bag to eat later. The grouper This Report ol audit, submitted by Joseph J. Braman and CoinDanv IteKisterrtl ation Commission sponsored an Home, Red Bank. llunlctpal Accountants, li on file" at th* Clerk'a otllce and may be inspected grabbed it right out of my hand by anv Interested person. exhibition entitled "Adapting to. Van R. Halsey, a former JOJIN P. WADLNGTON and gobbled it, bag and all. It mayor of Rumson, said of Mr. Clerk spent the next five minutes try- Living in the Nuclear Age," a program produced by National Hargue, "We were long-time ing to spit up the bag. Won friends and he was certainly an derful!" Civil Defense. A fireworks dis- play was also held. outstanding citizen of our com- Come to think of it, it was munity. One of the most far- In West Long iBranch, the wonderful. How was Wicklund sighted of allour mayors, his PRIME MEATS borough's "old fashioned Fourth going to eat that sandwich him- administration was brilliant of July Celebration" reached its INTEREST HOMEMADE self unless he liked awfully and foresighted." soggy ones? Stuff it up under peak with a parade at 6:30 p.m. BOLOGNAS —ADVERTISEMENTS- SABATOS his helmet? The municipal fireworks display 506 MAIN ST. 787-9119 BELFORD Unusual Sighting was postponed until 9 p.m. lunday, when games for . chil- More Security With (CAMPBELL'S JUNCTION) Wicklund was particularly im- pressed with Deep Diver as andren and adults, entertainment FALSE TEETH in-ship observation medium, and nd refreshments are also sched- DAYS re so with the visibility ,of uled. At Any Time CHICKEN the Bahamian waters. "Between Don't Uvo In fear of lobe teeth INTEREST PAID FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT Police reported traffic medium, loosonlne. wotlbllni; or dropping Just 3'A-lb. average depths of 500 to 600 feet we and only ,a few complaints of at the wrong time. For more security Cut any style and more comfort, Just sprinkle a TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL AT could see ''a full 200 feet. At illegal fireworks, with no ar-littln FA8TEETII on your plates. 1,000 feet we could see 15. Offrests. FASTKOTH holds false teeth flrraer. Makes eating easier. No pasty. Gooey HOME Monmouth Beach on a clear, fine taste. Helps check "dcutute breath". MADE Ib day a diver might be able to see Bent on a business of your Dentures that lit nre essential to FRANKFURTERS 69 three feet." health. Bee your dentist regularly. >wn? Check - today's Classified Get FASTEETH at all drug countera. EXTRA LEAN He noted the unusual sighting Vds for the latest offers. of .fishes which -normally, live HIGHEST RATE CHUCK GROUND or much nearer the surface of the CHUCK PATTIES sea at odd depths; amberjack 5 lbs $3.75 at 750 feet, triggerfish and bar- racuda at 500. He-surmised tiiat *Your savings start earning interest ihe very day their presence mignt be due to AN ABUNDANCE funds are deposited (you don't have to wait to the utter Jack of a thcrmocline Quality Freezer Orders on the continental-shelf off Great first of the next month to start earning, as in most SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! Stirrup. The thcrmocline is the OF FARM FRESH banks). Interest is paid to the day of withdrawal, in- barrier which " separates warm terest once earned is never lost! (in most banks you from cold waler in the sea. The test sector of the Diver's water FRUITS NOW lose interest for the whole quarter if money is with-, drawn any time before the end of the quarter), IN SEASON! PLUS .. . you get a quarterly statement showing Watermelon Blueberries Interest earned thru the quarter. HIGHEST RATES ALLOWED Cherries Rhubarb Save by mail — we pay postage both ways. 1 Cantaloupe Tomatoes Banking Hours 9 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. — Fridays 9 to 2:30 and 6:30 BY FEDERAL REGULATIONS Pineapple Apples to 8 P. M. Drive-in windows Open Daily 8:30 to 6 — Friday to 8 PAID Oranges Grapefruit On Savings Accounts & Certificates of Deposit Jjt n J—* \jo THE/ ompany CENTRAL JERSEY BAffi DELICIOUS ORCHARDS 1250 Highway 35, Middletown TRUBfT CC3MRMMY COLTS NECK. NEW JERSEY Rt. 34, South of Rt. 537 Intersection Member.Federal Deposit Insuranca Corporation SERVICE IS OUR BIGGEST ASSET! Open Dally 9-6 — Sunday I p.m. to 6 p.m

Mimk« Fadetfcl O.pmll Inmrontt Carp. CAN V/E^HELP YOU? *•* MRS. FRANK F. WHITE ADOLPH M. WOUTERS Playground Open HIGHLANDS - Mrs. lulu F.j LITTLE SILVER - Adoijfc M. Bern in Weehawken. Mr, Woat-; f^tf Use Hoaday tfejjwgh Fniiy S a.m. White died ,Mowiay in Rjver/sew!*0"1*^ 7<. of 47 •« was tt« son of the )au Her-lbwbugi, ' eilmmtt to won anVh)l, Shrewsbury—747-55SS town, N.J., and Mrs. Christina A Requiem High Mass will be Born in Ocean drove, Mr. Flint Committee by the Monmouth A Requiem Hiph Mass will be ris Township, a sister, Mrs. Ger- Open Sundnyi 8 A.M. to 5 P.W. "• Man. thru Friday 8 to was president of Mnnmouth Prod- Quigg, Here, and eight grand- offered in St. Agnes Catholic vin C. Stein of Meadow Lakes, Board of Freeholders, offered tomorrow at 9:15 a.m. SALTERINI PLANTATION PATTERN ucts Co., Neptune, children. in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Friday at 10 a.m. Rev. Hightstown, and eipht grand- mouth Cold Storage Co., •j-ren. land had been a member of the Michael Lease, pastor, will of- children. The funferal will be tomorrow Church, Burial will be under the WROUGHT (on. _ New Jersey Tercentenary Com- ficiate. % Memorial Services will be Fri- at the Smith Funeral Home, direction of the Posten Funeral He was appouite>tedd to the bor- mittee. Burial will be under the direc- day at 11 a.m. in the Worden IKUN BELOW MARKET PRICE ough council in 1927 before being Mr. Flint was president of the Home, Atlantic Highlands. tion of the Posten Funeral Home. Funeral Home, Red Bank. elected mayor .in 1338. JHome for the Aged, Ocean Grove, Mayor John McCaffrey of Allen-ifor 20 years and a member of its hurst, a past president of the New executive board for more than Jersey Conference of Mayors, 45 years, commenting on Mayor Flint's! He was a vice president and death said: jchairman of the finance commit- "Mayor Flint was an outstand-jtee of the Monmouth Council of Ing public servant whose execu-jBoy Scouts for 35 years, a mem- tive ability will be missed not|ber of the hoard of directors for only by the peopl* of his com-;45 years, and a recipient of the munity, but by hj,s fellow munici- Silver Beaver Award, pal officials. We extend our sin- He. was a member and former cerest condolences to his fam-ldirector of the Chamber of Com- ily." •• merce of Asbury Park, past di- PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE Mayor Flint was a founder of rector of the Wheelman Club of TRADINC STAMPS FREE! the New Jersey Conference of Asbury Park and a former se- FOOD BUYS Mayors. nior counselor of United Travel- ers of America. MRS. ROBERT R1CC1ARDI He was treasurer of Lawrence BONELESS . "WEST LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Industrial Park, a charter mem- GROUND FRANKS Phyllis Massaro Ricciardi, 49, of ber of Asbury Park American Le- 360 Norwood Ave. died Saturday gion Post, and a member and HYGRADI ' in Monmouth Medical Penler, past president of the Asbury Park CHUCK Long Branch, after a short ill- Rotary Club. FAVORITE ness. She was the wife of Robert FRESH & ROAST BEEF Mr. Flint was a member of the SKINLESS Ricciardi. board of directors and a past WAN Mrs. Ricciardi was born in president ,of the Shore Area ALL MEAT .Newark and moved to the shore YMCA, past president and a TOP, BOTTOM, »rea 16 years ago. member of the board of direc- She was employed as •sales-. rf theShore Area United CROSSRIB woman at Bambergers in the FumJ a member o( the Asb Mnnmouth Shopp.nShppgg Center,, Ea- Park Boys Qub and a memj,er 55 2 89 tontown, until her illness, , o( St. Paul's Methodist Church, g ddi Ocean Grove. US. CHOICE husband, are a son, Michael Ric- He was a member of Asbury ROAST BEEF SALE BONELESS STEAK SALE cisrdi of West Long Branch; two Park Lodge, E & AM, former CALIF. CHUCK daughtersg , Mr». Mona Lambert of president of the Shore Area Chap- THICK CUT West Lotig Branch and MrsM . RoR - POT ROAST FULL CUT Ib.59- LONDON BROIL SHOULDER ter, Red Cross, a charter mem- berta La Tessa of Garfield ber and past president of Jersey BOIAR or FRESH REG. STYLE THIGH ON Heights, Ohio; two brothers, Shore Council, Navy League of SWISS BOTTOV John and Anthony Massaro of the United States, and past state END OF Edison; two sisters, Mrs. Dora president of the league ,. CHICKEN LEGS .45' SHOULDER Ib. Lardjeri «pf, Newark and Mrs. STEAK Mr. Flint was past president Ib. TWO GUYS SLICED MaVy Baltfacchini of Kenllworth, 89 CUBE LEAN & TENDER of the fourth regional district, 98 and five grandchildren.^, Vi-lb. and a national vice president, di- A Solemn High Requiem Mass FRESH PORK COUNTRY STYLE COLD CUTS 3 U.S. CHOICE LEAN BEEF FOR BAR-B-Q ector and member of the execu- 89< was offered this morning in St. • READY TO EAT FULL CUT Rocco's Church, Newark. Burial tive committee of the Navy League of the United States: 49 SHORTRIBS™™ 55< was In Holy Sepuichre Cemetery SPARE RIBS U.S. CHOICE BEEF GENUINE SPRING SHOULDER under, direction of the Damiano For many years he headed the SMOKED HAMS 53< Memorial Home, Newark. annual Scottish Games in Asbury HIP CUTS Ib. Park, which included a yearly re- SHIN BONE-IN 47' LAMB CHOPS 79' . FRANK BUONO SR. union of groups of Scottish aft U.S. CHOICE EXTRA LEAN ARMOUR ALL MEAT LONG BRANCH — Frank Bu- cestry from a wide area. PORK CHOPS 59< Ib, Ib. ono Sr., 78, of 59 Laird St. died Surviving are his wife, Marion GROUND ROUND 77' SKINLESS FRANKS 65' early yesterday in Monmouth M. Flint; two daughters, Mrs. FRESH CHICKEN ( TOMATO KETCHUP TWO GUVS BLUE LABEL Medical Center after a long ill- Edward K. Mcgill and Mrs. Rich- Ib. Bess. ard B! Brown of Interlaken; a BKC A J I QUARTERS, BACK ON Ib. 45< SLICED BACON 49' Born in Italy, Mr. Buono was half sister, Miss Beatrix Flint HEINZ • son of the late Frank and Rockland, Maine, and seven Maria Buono. He had lived in grandchildren. Hl-C DRINKS 4».S.tJ,J REDI TEA this country 75 years and in Long Services.will be Friday at the PRINCE ELBOW Branch 60 years. first Methodist Church, First ALL FLAVORS WHITE ROSE A retired plumber, Mr. Buono and Grand Aves., Asbury Park, Mb. belonged to the Plumbers and at 2 p.m. with Rev. Dr. Wallace MACARONI 5^99pkgi. * SWEETENED Steumfitters Union, here, and was Sorenson, pastor, otficUttng. TWO GUYS SALAD a communicant of Our Lady Star qt. Burial will be in Monmouth OR DIET ef the Sea Catholic Church. V* Memorial Park, New Shrewsbury PT. BTL. Surviving .are his wife, Mrs. DRESSING under the direction of Farry Me- Christina Marks Buono; a son morial Home, Asbury Park. Frank Buono Jr., and a daugh- PALMOUVE's BARREL OF BARGAINS! ter. Mrs. Mary De SHeplo", both ALUMINUM FOIL \ WHITE BREAD here; a brother, Michael Buono NICK G. SERTER1DES WHEN YOU Pias OutstanTine Of ftt - JHABLET - Nick G. Serterides TWO GUYS P I II. $ of Hackensack, and four grand- TWO GUYS BUY THREE _ 45, of 3 Redwood Ter., died Sun children. 816 BIG - SLICED ^ 4 0Z. LOAVES day in the Veterans Administra- 25-FT. ROIL A Requiem Masj will be of- PALMOLIVE GOLD : tion Hospital, Lyons. fered Friday at 9 a.m. in Our DEODORANT SOAP Z KARKSKEG Lady Star of the Sea Church. Mr. Serterides was horn in Ifo- COOLER Burial, directed by the Damlano quiam, Wash., and resided in Jer- CUCUMBER CHIPS PKG: $6.95 HEINI PICKLES sey City for 25 years before mov- Funeral Home, will be in Mt. OF • VALUE HAMBURGER SLICES ing here eight years ago. . TWO GUYS 1-PT. A * foront)^ 25 0Z. Carmel Cernetsry, West Long He was a platform dispatcher OR KOSHER DILL Branch. \, , ' SWKT - JARS JARS with the Mid-States Trucking Co., 1 : $398 3 PLUS inir 3 wnppcri Irom Jersey City, for six years until he i TWO GUYS WHITE OR COLOR Filmolue Soap or rilmo!iv( KREY MRS. HEU;N MCCARTHY old ClDdoiint Soip. s retired in 1PM due to ill heal* PINKORCHEEN RUMSON — Mrs. Helen Mc- 59."! E UVi-ox. caused by injuries he suffered Carthy, 79, of 89 Avenue of Two can while serving with the U.S. Coast NAPKINS SLOPPY JOES Rivers, died Monday in her home. PALMOLIVE DISHWASHING Guard in World War II, • . She ha'd-resided here 20 years, 12-oi.btl. DIET OR REG. -coming" fo Rumson from New Mr. Serterides wag a member DETERGENT 29' York Cirjs- of St. Demetrius Greek Orthodox Ghuroh, Jersey City. Born in Asbury Park, she was TWO GUYS COLA He was a member of Bayshore TWO GUYS SOLID WHITE OR the daughter of the late George 7-o». NO DEPOSIT NO RETURN BOTTLES N. Clayton and Matilda Andrews Post 76, Disabled American Vet- erans, Keansburg and Raritan 3 89' She wa« the widow of Joseph LIGHT TUNA TWO GUYS RIPE CTN. McCarthy. « Township Post, Veterans of For- 7to eign Wars. Surviving are three sisters, Mrs 9-or. OF Uicy Wardell, with whom she Surviving are his wife, Mrs. OLIVES & 3 emu 89' 6- 12 OZ resided; Miss May Clayton, this Neljie W. •Wagnis" Serterides; SUNSHINE SUGAR place, and Mrs. Esther Allen of three sons, Frederick G. Serter- WA-oz. Morris Plains, and one brother ides of Hauppauge, Long Island, New York, Thomas Serterides of WAFERS 41' George S. Clayton, this place. FROZEN FOOD DEPT. NABISCO DAIRY DEPARTMENT . She was a communicant o: Haalet and George N. Serterides, at home; a- daughter, Miss Sonya Holy Cross 'Catholic. Chucch. TIP TOP FRUIT DRINKS - ALL FLAVORS Serterides, at home; a brother, CHIPS-A-HOY 85' —-A-Requi#m-Mass_wilLbfi-Ofiered Stephan—Serterldcs of - Jersey CROWN DRINKS In Holy Cross Church Thursday City; two sisters, Mr«. Mary Eck at, 9 a.m. Internftnt, under the LEMONADE PRODUCE DEPT. ler and Mrs. Sonya Sercnides, ORANGE & ~ •direction, of the John E. Day both of Jersey Gity, and three PINK & WHITE Funeral Home, Red Bank, will grandchildren. GRAPE - ICED TEA be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Lake- 6 OZ. " wood. A Requiem Mass Was offered WATERMELON & LEMONADE Vi GAL. (Ms morning in St. Demetrius CANS • "CawToi fh«nk« . Greek Orthodox Church by Rev. I leiltl to expresexpr l my tlurfts and ip- NEW! SOFT DIET PARKAY prtclitlol n t..o . R*R v Rbf R"dRri , RntRtv George, Economou, the pastor. TWO GUYS PEAS OR RED RIPE • HPt AA.. "Biau"BiauBiann FuneraFun l Horn'orn. lrullliM'r- an. nflrhhnrshhnrs,, frlffnrip. relative and Burial wa« in Long Island Na- •iplcialili y thft ffi*Uhborh(KKl children'f ional Cemetery, FnnmlnRdale, WHOLE OR CUT MARGARINE Ib. feeing ao thouituful Inmy grwitfmnn PEAS & CARROTS 8 99' 35' row. Long Island, N. Y., under direc- $tr». rieora MnRnttia tion of tlie John W. Mohlenbeck s TWO GUYS TRADINC STAMP CAUFORNIA SEEDLESS DEATH NOTICE Funeral Home, Hazlet. WEEKLY SPECIAL ItABUE. Uiulu Ifirchinit. nl 1S Billion- ~w66a~kaTrc~T:iintr~Rmmnnr-r»n-:July—\ ONE BOOK SPECIAL M M 1 at Rlvsrvifw Hodpttal, Jlprt Bank Rf- levM husband of Kalhryn Hnilnn llqgup. WILLIAM A, BEALIN TOWARD THE GRAPES Bervlcfs Thuratlay, 11 a.m. at St YOUR BOOK Georgf'i Bv-Thp-nivrr Episcopal miirnli, MORGANVILLE - William A. SAVES PURCHASE OF MARY ANN Rumaon. In ll^ll nl flowrs. ronlrlbii- Benlin, 34, of Rt. 79, died Mon- APPETIZING DEPT. tlona may b* marie In hi* memory to Mnnmouth Mpfilca! Center. I.onu nranch. day at home after a long illness. or Rlvprvkw Hftapttal, Rprt Rank. Horn in Flushing, N.Y., Mr. ALL PURPOSE 3ealin had resided here 32 years, CHICKEN ROLL JHc belonged to St. Clement's Cath- A.M.F. 10" TRICYCLE CLEANER frame, chrome fenders olic Church, Matawan. FOR USE ON ALL WASHABLE SURFACES and handle bar. Whitewoll tires, " Mhf'dlo imabyjohii It. fonk Trading Stamp WITH A FOOD PURCHASE OF $2 or more •nd. Henry Clay Bealin, at home, and a sister, I : Book > riMlihed b7 fiiB RfiT Hank IlflMfr Miss Catherine Benlin, also at Vi-lb. HOUSEWARES DIPT. Inrnrporalrfl 3TOY DEPT, CHOPPED HAM home. Mtmhrr nf ihf ARporiatrd Pr^n - THe A5«or!alpf1 rinj! Is entllktl fx A High Requiem Mass will be elualvely lo tfi» i^f for rp|uil,llfat|f. t«v :c* ©f all th* Ifxal nnv) lulntrfi In Ihl offered tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Bewipap^r as wfll ai all AP n^w St. Joseph's Catholic.Church, Key- Olath Open Daily9:30 fl.M. 'TIL 10 P.M. port, with Rev. Joseph Ruclnski W« rtltrve thi tlaht 10 limit Second cl*s* pns qusnlii;,,. Not r,,|io...ibl. lor .V. . .1J . 0771))1 and I! addltlnna' officiating. Burial will he in St. •Sunday 10 A.M. 'TIL 6 P.M. trpsgrophleii! «trcrl, Ptkti al- mllnt offlcpp Pulilulicfl l dally, M-in nseph's Cemetery, Keyport, un- ialtl»Uiru int. Jul, I, 1967. dty through Friday MIDDLETOWN-ROUTE 35 *For Sfllei Allowtd by Low L ftubacrlptlen Frlcai In Advanre der the direction of the Waitt •Inila ccty at cocwr. 7 canti: by Funeral Home, Rt. 79, Morgan- mil], 10 centi i month —il.10 « mnnthfl-« I.M 'ille. "• Ju!v 5 1967—5j ATTENDS COWEVHWJ : THE DAILY RfXISTER RUMSON — Mai Ar*jr H. Maj. Einbeck, a member of Renovations Are Completed Embeds, 3 Markwwj "La . has the Red Bank Rotary CJui, is a , t .returned from the N J Phar-• volunteer public relations work- Successful Fair Haven Mantmac€Utitai A&sociafion conven-jer at'Rivervsew Hospital,. Red At MCNB's Howell Branch _,, . ' * "Ition in Atlantic City. ' iBank. Investing Cited at Bendix DENNIS THE MENACE B^Uank Ketcham HOWELL TOWNSHIP — An j County has great appeal to the "Since at least 70 per cent of EATONTOWN - John Warren, expansion and major renovation man who wants to enjoy the our customers commute to their of 100 Park Ave., Fair Haven, of the Monmouth County Nation- wide open spaces and, at the work," said Mr. Fountain, "we By Roger E. SpeUr has "received a certificate nam- al Bank at Rt. 9 and Georgia same time, be within reasonable have arranged our hours to suit ing him first in the Bendix .Tavern Rd., here, has ,been com- distance of Such industrial cities their convenience. 'For instance, Spear Q. "I am enclosing a list of pany, a good Midwest utility p'ant's Error-Cause Identification! pleted over the past weekend, as New Brunswick, Perth Am- the bank opens at 8:30 in the yielding 5.8 per cent. ZD Program. announced George • L. Bielitz, my mother-in-law's holdings. She boy, Elizabeth and Newark. And, morning^ while the drive-in stays Mr. Warren submitted the most president, and Edward T. Foun- with Barnegat Bay, Toms River open until 5:30 in the evenmg. is 75 years old. At her age, do Q. "I have Series E bonds and tain, assistant vice president in and the Atlantic Ocean close at On Friday, both the lobby and you think any of the stocks would like to know if they can be significant identification of charge of the office. hand, he and his.family can en- the drive-in stay open until 8 should be . changed or . sold? I put in my younger brother's auses - n'i dc-fecU and won a The Howell office, which oc- joy unrivaled recreational facil- o'clock. On Saturday, the drivc- would appreciate your com- name as well as my own so'tha- $100 savings bond. ments." W. L. ne could take them over withoul cupies a brick Colonial building ities such as bathing, boating and the walk-up are open Runners-un were AntoinnetteJ located on a large corner plot, and fishing... With so rnapy ad- from 8:30 to noon." A. Your mother-in-law is very legal procedure in the event o Hankinson, 412 Cypress St., Nep- vantages, we look for continued fortunate to have you to look my death. Also, what was the was erected in 1963 and, in four The population of the Howell tune, and William W. Mattress, years, had outgrown its quarters. growth of the area." after her interests. She has on first E bond issue which wa? 49 Irving PI., Eatontown. area is characterized by a wide the whole a sound portfolio, too extended beyond the ten-year Mr. Bielitz hailed the expansion Prior to the changes,'a second The awards were presented by as indication of confidence in drive-in window and a walk-up variety ot people of many na arge to reproduce here in de- maturity?" ' A. L tional origins. "As a result," Edward F. Kolar, Bendix plant continued growth of the area. window were installed. The new tail. If she Vere a younger A. Series E bonds can be pu general manager. "Howell Township- and sur- addition was constructed at the said Al Jalovick, assistant cash woman, I would suggest building in two names, yours and your rounding regions have been ex- rear of the building for office ier, "business is transacted up her growth stocks at the ex- brother's, as co-owners. Upon periencing a population growth space, allowing a larger customer throughout the world, namely pense of current income. I would the death of either, the bond Playgrounds' Contest „ that the. Monmouth County Na- area at the front. Two more Europe, Near East, Asia and probably advise the elimination becomes , the sole ' property of Winners Are Listed tional Bank anticipated when.we teller spaces were provided, mak- of issues that have been slow- the survivor. The first Series E RED BANK - Nancy Corta, located here," said Mr. Bielitz. ing a total of five. The vestibule South America. Our employees, moving— Lhe steels. Ford-Motor who speak several languages, are bond was dated May, 11)41, ma- Afiony Delia Barca and Diane • Appeal Is Cited entrance has also been rear- and Royal Dutch, and the build- tured May, 1951 and has had ranged. very helpful to these customers." En ; and were the winners of a "This portion of Monmoulh up of her position in General two extensions. The life of the poster contest held during opening! Telephone, Avco and Reserve In- bond is now 30 years and the week of the playground program! surance. The latter stock repre- extended maturity is May, 1971. at Red Bank High School. j The Learning World sents one of the most consistent- ly profitable fire and casualty FLORIDA VISITOR Playgrounds at the high school, companies and its performance Oakland Street School and Me-] has been unusually good. HOLMDEL-r-Mitotiell P. Reno morial Park opened June 24. Jr. of 116 Hillcrest Rd. has re- Schools Should Play It Cool At your rrot!ipr-in-law's 'age, A highlight of • the week at turned from a Florida vacation, By ELINOR MULTER . GJassboro State College reportsbe cooled to maintain optimum though, I suggest only one where he visited Silver Springs Oakland Street was an acting! contest in which the winners werej Your local ice cream parlor, that 40,000 students attended sum- classroom temperatures of 70-75 change. American Motors pays and other points of interest. barber and beauty shops and thejmer school last year. State fig-jdegrees. Higher temperatures lm- no dividend and is too specula- Robert Williams, Barbara La-! '1U BETTHKE WON'T BE AM0IHW FLY IN OUR OK AL movie house are probably air con-jures, the college reports, showjpair student efficiency, the firm tive for her, in my opinion, I Multi-purpose Classified Ads Parre, Arthur Micciulla, Mark ditioned Part that two summers ago, 89'-ap- would sell it and add to her do your selling, renting, buying Sugar, Jessie Jasso, Eddie Cy- states..,,; holdings in Gas Service Com- fast. Dial 741,6900 now, bulski and Jeannie Beaman. of your home proyed summer school programs The firm also cites economies may be also, offered ,112 courses and 70 ofjrcsu|tjng from air. conditioning, possibly your these were'for advanced work, {including those due to a cleaner un- Mr. Garrison has no precise!atmosphere, and construction liva Jfigures on the offerings in county!economies due to the more com- of a schools this summer, but does pact structures that are possible small plan to collect such infprmationjwhen interior classrooms are per- number of New i imitted. Elimination of windows Jersey c o m -in the future. 4 interest in|als0 means a saving. WANrBIGVALUESl^GO GRANTS munities, t h e Despite a growing ' " ' •" • •••' -•'-•• - '•••"•-"••'• •••'"•" ••:-.•••• • - •-•- :..-.:.:!. • ••; '• -...• ^~^-^^,&&£mkiM!#& io~c"aT'school isummcr Pr°Srammin?. however, The increasing use of schools house is officials reluctantly report|throuj>hout the year is a logical that interest in air conditioning {economy in a world where the - , . , ,. - :lags. The lag continues despite a!multiplication of knowledge Perhaps understandably, very!modification of regulations to makes it dimcult t0 remain edu- Jew school boards have dared tn;permit air conditioned classrooms cated. Maximum use of the corn- propose air conditioning (except-|Q be windowIcss> a changc whicb!munity investment is'in order. KNOWN FOR VALUES possibly wr a lew offices,)|departrnent officials hoped would! Increasing use of aid con- test public indignation be toojstimula,c schools ,0 use thejditidning would also be in order • '.. 'money saved on windows for1 now to enable those who seek to 50c ..Twenty years ago, it was not|more air'cooling; "" jlearn during hot weather to be __ Important If the school was hot| ITT Nesbitt, a corporate lcaderjas comfortable as those who Irarn "iltrurnrner.lt was empty: Today": jn the "cooling field reports that'during cold weather. Thefe Is DEPOSIT •flfere is a good chance it is busyjNcw Jersey schools are just Tie-!no more reason to tolerate on each blanket in summer with any one or moreiginning to consider air con-'classroom temperatures of 80 to !phi» small regular payn*n'.%) of dozens of types of learningjditioning. . !!)0 degrees in the summer than to 1 programs. Earl B. Garrison, Mon- some Boards Planning j tolerate those of 50 to 60 in .the i HOLDS mouth County superintendent of: The firm supplies many schools;winter. Neither is fatal. Both are —*ehoolsr-eomments that-summer;with classroom-ventilating-unitsiuncomfortable and a hindrance YOUJt ichools were sparse-10 years ago;anc| 'these can be converted forito efficient learning. Public CHOICE but he estimates that today a ma-jajr conditioning by the addition: schools, should be equipped tor jority of county districts are of-|of small coooling units which slipjopimuni year-round use in the ON fering some type of summer pro-jn easily, they explain. The interest of good, efficient educa SAVE 20 NOW! gr»rn. mew Holmdel intermediate school tion. The range is possibly more var-jwil] be partially air conditioned! GRANTS led than that of the regularand a school in Eatontown will "IJf11CC<>1 »1 ITpafls •chool year. Traditionally, onlyjbe built to permit easy air con-j"usscl * llca Super-nap blanket, 72x90" remedial work for those who hadiditioning at a later date, Nesbitt;IT J Plinif'C LAY-AWAY' vir pnp failed during the year was of-'states. Nesbitt officials estimate l"vsilcllc VjI1""^B • Soft rayon/acrylic Mend; 3% lb. weight fered in the summer. Now Head, that a modern building can be air LONG BRANCH - Dr. Fran: • Lustrous nylon binding wilt last life of blanket Start, the poverty act's prc-kin-'conditioned after construction at W. Husserl, director nf child psy- PLAN • Pink, bine, violet, olive green, turquoise, gold, dergarten program, is operat-jan additional cost of 22 cents per chiatry at Monmouth Medica red, beige Ing In county school districts. jsquare foot. Center's Pollack Clinic, is the A number of districts operate! Freehold Township will take new president of the New Jersej •ummer programs under title I jbids soon on its Stonehurst School Association of Mental Hygiem Napped thermal, 72x90" of the elementary and secondary jand complete air conditioning will Clinics. education act. Manalapan-En-[be one of the alternates. Funds] He was chosen president at the • Rayon/acrylic with a hand-crocheted look glishtown Regional is again oper-|permitting, this school may bejannual meeting of the associa- • Provides all-season insulated sleeping comfort ating a program for the childrenjfully air conditioned and in the] tion in Asbury Park. Dr. A. • Rose, turquoise, gold, blue, beige, modi green of migrants, funded by the state.! future would be the district's Bradford Jitdd, director of train- In Freehold Township's Burling-jsummer center for its education- ing at the Children's Psychiatric . and fresh white ton Road school, six classes arelal program. Superintendent Mar- Center, Eatontown, was elected run by the Association for Brain 'shall W. Erricson indicates. psychiatrist-at-Iarge. Injured Children. Nesbitt literature says that Dr. Husserl announced that the Grants-own plaids, 66x90" Summer Programs classrooms must be cooled dur- association's award for outstand- Many summer programs pro-'ing most of the year to maintain ing contributions to mental •• Cozy, 3Vi lb. rayon/aaylic blend vide new educational adventures!comfortable temperatures and health will go to the Monmouth • Machine washable and shrink-resistant for bright children. Summer pro-outside air can only do the job j County Board of Freeholders this • Your choice of 6 sparkling color combination*, grams, in New. Jersey includeiwhen the temperature is below 60jyear in recognition of its strong 80x90" double (3W lb..), Reg. 5.99 - Sola 4.961 - courses in marine biology and ]it-!degrees. At other times, the firm support of the Pollack Clinic and erary critique. says, air being brought in must Hie Eatontown Center. REG. 4.99

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W. T. GRANT Little Silver Shopping Center LITTLE SILVER PROSPECT AVENUE Middletown Shopping Center Airport Plaza Shopping STORE ONLY LITTLE SILVER Highway 35. Middletown Prospect Ave., Little Silver Highway 36, Hadet 'L'Hhl'DAIJY King Of The Road THE REPORTER I 7REGISTER 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Iacorporated „ Jaynie'$ Stardom . M. HAROLD KgLLYy Publisher They wrote about Jayne Mansfield as though ehe were Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor great. She wasn't. Miss Mansfield was 80 different face* in m Thomas J. Bfy, Executive Edjtor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor mirror on the headboard of her bed. She had it made' of bits 6f pink glass, and when she luxuriated in the big couch, ihe could swing over on her stomach and stare at' all those blonde vapid faces and murmur: "You're a star." A Time to Heal I liked Jayne, but not for the reasons' The proud Arab nations seethe to the Arab wounds. These legisla- she had in mind. She was a part-time school with anger and frustration after their tors would amend the foreign aid bill teacher in Texas, and she arrived in Holly- to deny aid to any Arab nation which wood with a little girl and a husband who humiliating defeat by Israel. Moved thought she was beautiful. She dyed her by impotent rage, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi had the effrontery to break off rela- honey-hair lighter and lighter, and dropped Arabia and Libya have shut down oil tions with the United States during her neckline and her husband at about the. , production.partly as a reprisal against the late hostilities. The victorious Is- same time. She was, I guess, the ideal fan magazine alleged American and British aid to raelis, on the other hanfi, would be re- reader. Jayne adored movie stars. She had Israel. warded with almost unlimited funds.. small eyes, hidden by false velvety lashes, In order to maintain the fiction that The attempt is both cruel and unen- BISHOP an^ s'larP incisors and a battle plan for sue- .. the United Arab Republic was be- lightened. cess. To her, sex and the human male Someone should remind these leg- formed a stairway. All she had to do was climb it. trayed by the United States and Great I sat in Harry Brandt's corner office at Fox and we talked Britain, Nasser has closed the Suez islators that under the Constitution it about her for awhile. He kept saying: "Jaynie!" and shaking Canal to foreign shipping. These mea- is the prerogative of the President to his head and grinning. He had known Jean Harlow, a stx sures will cause only minor inconve- conduct foreign policy. At a time when symbol. And Rita Hayworth. And Marilyn Monroe. And Carole the President is pursuing a cautious Lombard, and Clara Bow. But Jaynie was more than sex; nience to the United States and Britain. she was a caricature. But the war-ravaged economies of the and conciliatory policy designed to * * * bring the Arab states back into the Arab countries can hardly sustain the SHE HAD A GIGANTIC chest, and knew the color of her loss of oil revenues and transit tolls. comity of nations, these congressmen shoes only from memory. The waist was cinched in so tight There is something pathetic and seek to drive them into the Soviet that it could be spanned by a strangler's mitt. The hips flared ominous in the spectacle of nations camp. like Mae West's. She never walked; Jayne undulated. lacerating themselves to gain an imagi- The Arab states should be persuad- 1 researched a long definitive .story about her, and she knew she could be hurt by it so she played me with care. nary revenge. It is obviously a time ed to recognize Israel's existence, and Twentieth Century-Fax had just made her a star and gave her for magnanimity and prudence in deal- we should assist them in rebuilding a small suite.of rooms next door to Cary Grant, "Think!" she ing with the conquered peoples. their economies. The self-appointed gasped. "I'm next door to none oiher than that suave—Is It In this context; it is dismaying to diplomats on the Foreign Affairs Com- swayve or swawve?—gentleman of the screen, Mr. Grant." She married Mickey Hargitay, and she tried to 'make it witness the- efforts of some members mittee should be made aware that the appear to be a mating of a mountain of muscle with fragile of the House of Representatives' For- motive^ of revenge is ignoble and femininity. The truth is that she' was the tiger; he was a lamb. eign Affairs Committee, to rub salt in- dangerous. She wanted lots and lots of babies, and she had that head- board made of pink mirror. The counterpane was pink, and so A CONSERVATIVE VIEW was everything else around the house. The ideal movie fan wanted to live like a silent movie star, Hail To The Chief and there is a difference. She aspired to a big Baroque mansion When Capt. Joseph M. McCarthy One of the assets Chief "McCarthy in Beverly Hills "with tiger cubs around the swimming pool Constitutional Convention Is Dead and buckets of champagne." A half dozen chihuahuas pattered becomes chief of police an Middle- will inherit, is the high caliber of the By JAMES J. K1LPATRICK for the congressional'delegations from only behind Jayne in the kitchen, and she enjoyed cooking and town next week, that sprawling town- department's top brass. Capts. Wil- A couple ot months ago, Senator Everett five 6tates to bar absolutely an amendment squeaking baby talk at the children. ship's residents will know that their liam W. Woodward, William B. Dirksen had a nice, little fire blazing on the that might be desired by the other 45 states. The Hollywood she invaded was sophisticated. It was wise' finest-are-being led by. a-truly; dedi- matter of a proposed constitutional conven- Thus the alternative "second way" was de- to Jayne, but she was not wise to herself. They tried to teach Schanck and Kenneth F. Luker Scored tion. More recently, the fire has seemed her how to read lines for the camera, but she made a cry for caterTorticer. An excellent detective vised. creditably in the Civil Service test and to subside. And now comes the prestigious Under this approach, Article V says that help sound sexy. Without talent, the only way she could main- who gained the respect and admira- American Enterprise Insti- the Congress "shall call" a constitutional tain her status was through publicity. So she cultivated the big tion of his superiors and police from each wiTi considered qualified for the tute with a first-rate re- convention on the application of not fewer film writers and the wire service mon and she was not above - top-spotr- While-the- township's-poliey- view of the whole proposi- than two-thirds of the states. Two-thirds of phoning Louella and Hedda with spicy gossip about herself. tion. •Regard—the-fire-as • 50-is-3*""The"AEl1B"crreruT stuffy"TJfscloses" McCarthy has an abiding concern for of rotating the acting chief's post each thoroughly banked. No that over the past three years, 32 states ac- SHE MARRIED and remarried and got her- Sunset Boule- people. month among the four captains was a such convention will be tually have adopted resolutions, in one form vard mansion.' On the bottom of the swimming pool, through The Township Committee' merits bit unwieldly, it did at least, give them held. or another, applying to,the Congress to call tourquoise ripples, a huge heart in concrete proclaimed: "I love praise for making" the appointment on What the AEI makes a convention on the. reapportionment issue. If you Jayne." Although her sole merchandise was sex, Miss a taste of responsibility which should clear, in its pleasantly lu- Article V could be read literally, it would -the-basis-of-merit-rather-^ftan-poli— Mansfield was good-hearted and loyal and charitable. All she be of value in assisting the new chief. cid publication,- Is that -the *•• - be -necesary-for only.- two-more---statei-to-- —asked was*f or HollywootHo please- keep her as a star^ A real,— tics. Its -members could have selected relevant provisions of Arti- adopt such resolutions before the Congress live movie star. any of three men, but chose to go with Our congratulations are extended cle V of the Constitution would have to call a convention. We went to a Hollywood premiere one night and she sat to Chief McCarthy on this wonderful K1LPATRICK • are essentially meaningless. * * * in the back of a shiny limousine with me, and we talked family. the top scorer in the Civil Service ex- This is. not the AEI's conclusion, for this amination. We are aware of the pride • .attainment, and we wish him a suc- AT FIRST IMPRESSION, it would seem She was serious and worried, and she held my hand like a little non-partisan research institute draws none; unthinkable that members of the Congress, girl who needs daddy badly. When the car approached the with which Chief McCarthy wears his cessful and lengthy tour of duty. We it is rather a conclusion that arises inescapa- sworn to uphold the Constitution, could then stabbing searchlights in the night sky, she saw the fa'- behind uniform, and we're sure the depart- are confident he will serve with dis- bly from the array of uncertainties and pro- ignore the plain mandate of the "shall call" carpenter horses, and told the driver to pull close to the curb1' ment's members will/be inspired by tinction, and we're sure the people of cedural obstacles that the AEI describes. provision. But the thought is thinkable, all and slow down. If this conclusion is valid — that the right. For the language of Article V raises As 1 watched, she thew off her white mink, wiggled the his leadership. Middletown share that view. "states' rights" provisions of Article V in a hundred questions, and the Constitution is shoulder straps lower, exposed her bosom, leaned across me fact are hollow phrase6 — it is bad news all silent on all of them. arid smiied as the idiots aimed their cameras into the window around. For the Founding Fathers regarded Thus: Many of these state applications and popped stars in her eyes. William Barclay Harding the provisions as an essential part of the fed- date back to 1964; are they still valid, or Three years ago, the weight of nothingness began to assert William Barclay Harding of Holm- It was during tys days at Yale that eral machinery. Here was another brake are they out of date, in 1967? Suppose a cur- itself, and she slipped downward. Jayne fought and clawed but against excessive power in the Congress. Now t rent state legislature were to rescind an few wanted her in motion pictures at any price. She made trips del was one of Monmouth County's Mr. Harding first "developed a liking it appears that the brake is useless; it is a earlier resolution requesting a convention; to the troops, took bows at benefits, and began the short slide most distinguished citizens. for aviation. He was a pilot during mere constitutional ornament; having no con-, would the rescission be effective? Four of toward burlesque, a strip teaser. His death was a loss not only to the days, when open cockpits were in nection to political reality. the states that are known to have adopted The cops dragged her body from the car that killed her, his family but to the countyvand to style. He then served an the Air Force * * * convention calls — New Hampshire, Colora- and she ended up momentarily in a morgue with a tag on her do, Utah and Georgia — apparently failed big toe that read: "Jayne Mansfield." The police examined what the business world. Mr.' Hardirig's life in World War II and was awarded the THESE SPECULATIONS arise, of course, to send copies of their resolutions officially from the movement among various state leg- was left of the car and found the windshield behind it In the was filled with greatness and accom- Legion of Merit. Monmouth County to the Congress; do these resolutions count' middle;' were big rays, like a star. islatures' to obtain a constitutional amend- in the total? plishment. He was a leader in finance received great benefits from Mr. Hard- ment that would blunt the thrust of the Su- and aviation — but hefound time to ing's aviation interests. He was a preme Court's "one man, one vote" deci- Above and beyond all this, as the AEI review makes clear, is the overriding problem FROM OUR READER^ serve his own-municipality and his founder of the Red Bank Airport and, sions. Under Article V, constitutional amend- ments may be proposed in either of two of enforceability. Suppose that it became county. helped bring about a decision on a new ways; The first way — the way that always clear that the Congress simply would not The Register welcomes letterj from Its readerf, provided adopt a bill providing for a constitutional they contain signature, address and telephone number. Letters Mr. Harding was the chairman of county ajrport. has been used—requires the approval of two- convention. sWhat power could compel the •hould be limited to 300 words. They should be typewritten. the board of Smith, Barney and Co., thirds of each House of Congress for an All letters are subject to condensation and editing. Endorse- Mr. Harding led a full and an im- Congress to act? Not the Supreme Court, New York brokers. -He was responsi- amendatory resolution, which then goes out ments of political candidates or commercial products are not portant life -*• and his many achieve- to the states for ratification. which has no authority to mandamus its co- acceptable. ble for reshaping the' financial archi- equal branch. Only "public relations and the tecture of many corporations in the ments will be with us for years to But the Founding Fathers, with great ballot box," suggests the AEI, would succeed. foresight, perceived that this procedure, aviation industry. come. In brief, the movement can be regarded And Mac Arthur9. Too standing alone, would permit a minority in as tabled. If two more states should adopt 35WaVerlyPI. V either House effectively to freeze the ConsuV timely resolutions, some history and many Red bank. N. J. tion by making It impossible for proposed speches will be made. But don't hold your INSIDE WASHINGTON In your article covering the reunion held by veteran* of*"" amendments even to be submitted to the- breath until this ilusory convention comes the Rainbow Division, I'was very pleased to know this are* states. It is today mathematically possible to order. " was well-represented m that great war. I believe, however, you could have mentioned something about a young officer in the GOP Expects to Control House YOUR MONEY'S WORTH division at that time—Col. Douglas MacArthur, He mentioned the ambulance and field hospitalmen from New Jersey In hi« By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT • >. In winning re-election, Senator Tower writings. . • Republicans are singling out President ? surprised everyone, including his own back- Johnson's home state as a major -..battle? ers, b|r capturing nearly 57 per cent of the VS. Consumer in Good Shape Sincerely yours, ground for next year's congressional elec- . vote and carrying every county where more Chauncey Lehmann tions. Of the 111 "target districts" selected ^than 10,000 votes were cast. By SYLVIA PORTER rate of savings in the first quarter a "year fo4n«-r 19681QAQ, 17 arae in TnviTexase , 1 5>» in ftnlifrtrnitlCalifornia,. and "IIf ourtlif r congressionamndrAEeinnal] candidates can M you're a typical V. S. consumer, you ago^ A 1 per cent increase in the saving 10 in New York, with the come even close to duplicating the smashing are now in the best financial position ever rate may seem minor but it actually repre- Miss McCue Is Right to buy a mounting total of~goods and ser- sents the subtraction of more than $5 billion others scattered throughout Tower vjctory," one GOP Campaign Commit- 23 Field Ave. the country. tee member said, "the party can pick up vices, ranging from autos costing thousands from the spending stream (1 per cent of a of dollars to services costing dimes and disposable ihcome of $528 billion.) Middletown,'N. J. • These.are districts lost' from four to five eeats in the President's To the Editor: quarters. (3) Finally, if you're typical, you have to Democratic congress- home state." - Texas is now represented in I certainly" agree with • Miss McCue. I attended-several— Q. Will you start coon been reducing your debts and placing your- men in 1966, but located in the House by 21 Democrats and ,.. ly because of Senator John Tower's smash- pick Postmaster General Larry O'Brien as Ings percentage since the recession year of of dollars into' our economy virtually over- ing victory last year. his campaign manager, 1958 and a full 1 per cent more, than your night. ' ' 6- JULY5, 1967 TOE D-JJLY BEGISTER WaWty, July S, 1967—7 la Address NSAC Unit we carev 0AKBWR6T - Dr. Humphry Beadlwton, awl i&'Jito of the New ..Jer. -M/8M .M Mooza Grant, Washington, Quality teef~M FAT AIDEI fey Bychittric Institute, Prince- presidennr t of the National Society ton; :;A»semlMym»n^ Alfred N. ffor Autisti»•••'-•» " ** City, are counselors at Bear people eager to work but without ALU00D—Top Rock Lodge from June 17 to July hope of jobs unless the commu- e 15. nity helps provide them, Mr. Lee about the products you sell... the people you serve. said. Sliced Bacon It79 I From OurCOOK-OUT CENTER^ In. addition to providing young We always have and still do, "Siiw-RI|M" UVERWURST or 1 Stoaks, Ckoot, U»d«a BrolL, Huktuftf, I EAIStarts people with air /opportunity to Byth. P!«. XQ C earn money and gain meaningful **lb. I Ohiokon, FriBke, Sotra Rita, Soouto I work experience, the community COPYWOHK1967.TMeOHEATATUWneaMCIBCIttCft.INe. f Blood Bank also will be combating the idle- WEST LONG BRANCH—Forty ness that so often creates sum- associates of Electronic Asso- mertime problems among young Fresh From Jane Parker! Dependable Grocery Values! ciates, Inc. became the first don-!people when it gives them jobs, ors to the newly established EA1 Mr. Lee said. PUMPERNICKEL or PLAIN or SEEDED Blood Bank. •He emphasized that many eco- ANN SOFT DRINK The bank p!an, new to the elec- nomically deprived young people REGULAR 8" SIZE Jewish Rye Bread SAVE7e - PAGE MIX possess talents that Red Bank tronics firm, replaced an old sys- FRANKFURTER or tem in which associates agreed to area employers could utilize to REQULAR WITH SUGAR PRE-SWEETENEI METITIC make blood donations to fellow good advantage. BLUEBERRY Sandwich Rolls 2 7155° associates or their dependents in The Neighborhood Service Cen- C 3oz. C emergency situations. ter is an arm of Monmouth Com- Danish Almond Ring ',:«' Under the bank plan, members munity Action Program, Inc., the 6 "19 3^25 Will donate blood periodically to county's official anti-poverty M ls replenish the supply. The EAI agency. PIE 59 Pound Cake ™ZCniai::*t rW • Bank is affiliated with The Mon- Prospective employers are SAVE 16' THIS WEEK! HOMESTYIE • '« «gt IIOHT O'CLOCK lie. mouth County Blood Bank. asked to call Mr. Lee at the cen- Donuts Pftin or Sugared A company spokesman said the ter. COFFEE MfM awf Mellow bsj,59^ Text donations will be made ei- Guarcinteed-Good D TUKOH CLUB—ALL FLAVORS .. HARDWOOD 0HAR00AL-A4P and Rofol Rl*|o ther in August or September. C e About 900 working at the corpora-Forestburg tion's plants here and°ln' North FHIUDHPHLA Conned s.da 12 S9 Briquets 20 ^ 99 Long Branch were committed to OUR OWN—WIU Lemon and Sugar A(P BRAND—I |t. OM participation in the old plan. It is Camp Opens C C expected that membership of as- Cream Cheese w-rt-f' £ FORESTBURG, N. Y. - Mon- LARGE GRADE A BORDEN IcedTeaMix 3 ; 25 Charcoal Lighter 35 sociates st the two facilities in themouth Council's Scout Reserva- flRADE A— l-lk. S «. jar A*P BRAND— l-lk. J-oi. jar bank will eventually exceed 1,000. tion, in the mountains here, north Chocolate Drink of Port Jervis, opened Sunday for FRESH EGGS e e Named to Ocean its 12th season. A&P Imported Swiss £55' A&P Apple Sauce 29 Barbecue Sauce 35 Sixteen Boy Scout troops, with FACIAL TISSUES DRY ROASTED 394 scouts, comprised the first SUNHVBROOK^Idoz. 27 e College Faculty contigent with a total of probably WHITE o£ ctnt. A&P Cream Cheese '«• X ' TOMS RIVER — Lester E. 4,000 scouts and leaders, to follow Kleenex-: 3-1.00 AAPPeanuts '^55 Fetter of. Asbury Park was during ths 10-week summer train- Honing Fillets C™ID '£77' A e 6 among educators appointed to ing camp program. Punch "r 3 ^T 79 Prune Juice E 3189 the faculty of Ocean County Edwin Ambler, Interlaken, SUGAR Alp College for the 1967-68 year. chairman of camping for the Value-Priced'Frozen Foot. Sweet'NUw SUBSTITUTE of 50 Tomato Juice Mr; Eetter, who will teach Monmouth Council, said national PaaehaM HEART'S DELIGHT i-lb.i3oz.jft* economics in the social science Boy Scout officials and members Regular or CrinkU SeetTowels -*Al20ih.a h *>aek"»2::iV 39* ° rlMIWlBS FREESTONE can •• ' department of the college, re- of the scout board would be in FL00R P> CI ceived his BA degree from camp Thursday for their annual JohnSM BraVO ' '" -MO llMaarSna Bordan-NiwDanUh I-H>. 1 A&P GRADE A 89° Margarine with 4c off label :Sf Muhlenberg College and his MAvisit. A&P French Fries ! JJ_ can Bathroom Tiiiu* O 2ro Ch0 u from Lehigh University. In camp this week are Troops Frtnch Frcad " • • " ll±• pacl t 49" Jack Frosted MilkAddit" i A recent recipient of a sum- 2+ of Fair Haven; 77, West Long Orange Juice 4 pIiQi. 200 ,mer Economics Institute grant Branch; 125, Fair Haven; 95, Mrs. Paul's Fish Sticks '£59° Lady Scott 2 ply Bachman Pretzels at the. University of Penn- Neptune; 65, Matawan; Troop 35, Thin "The Real Thing" ioz. Mljm^ Aluminum I2"i25ft. 200ft.|A| sylvania, Mr. Fetter has also Middletown; 25, Highlands; 98, ISLAND INN Daiquiri Mix 33' Wrap roll 29° Dow Handi Wrap W taught economics for five years Belmar; 142,> Middletown. All are HIBDa i^i roll at Monmouth Regional High camping in the Central Division. Rich's Coffee Rich 21*39' School. In the Dan Beard camps are 1* —H Fresh Fruits & Vegetables the following Troops: 65, Farm- Soft Pretzels J* *j Want buyers? Classified Ms Ingdaie; 23, Red Bank; 105, U.S.No. I6r«d ___a.re_ready by your best prospects Keansburg; 118, Long Branch; , . -.the ones ready to buy. Dial 152, Howell Township; 249, Fort Cantaloupe Apples 741-6900 now. Mbnmouth, and 108, Eatontown. Personal Needs Easy-To-Prepare t, Ripe Bing Cherries ».~S1« ADHESIVE BANDAGES—Plastic Stripi CAMPBELL'S EXTRA URGE SIZE e BAND-AID *- $£%% %®° PORK & BEANS l^'W Seedless Grapes »>45 ASP Brand—Antiioptic t DELICIOUS FLAVORS U.S.No. ISrad. I SIlO C Mouthwash & Gargle ';bo;i 49 MP Install Breakfast ';;;59° CALIFORNIA 5 I4oi.l Watermelon Listerine £K boi' Coned Beef '"•;;,"* "~& e Seedless limes 6 29 Red Ripe—NONE whole O Af A&P Tooth Paste ~. W° Tuna Flakes '""XJT™ '.?,t5' , PRICSD HIGHER! melon Q T ASF. AQo Fresh lemons goi.bo*. ^* AtPlmiaatRiM ANN fll(%w.«c A&P Aspirin 1O0J" 19° PAGE * cant *• No-Cal Beverages Ragu Spaghetti Sauce All Flavor. 9 T* 29° AllVariatiet 2 £5*

Ajax Detergent Cheer Detergent Beechnut Baby Food Realemon For tha Family Waih Lemon Juice Since it can't be processed a second time, Kodak does For Ike Laundry 3 Ib. 1 or. B UC CHOPPED STRAINED it right the first time-every time. So, to protect your Pkg. J Ib.. 6 oioi. "TQc C R.con,t ,.d .Vrtfl 79 pkg. 6 i— 79 itu memories we always send your film to Kodak, where it is processed with the same care they put into, making the film. And you can be sure by bringing it to us, where all our customers get their Kodak color film processed by MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AY AftP! Ivory Snow Ivory Flakes Bold Detergent Kodak. For Baby ClottiM For Washing Fina Fabrics Rarjulatid Sudtlnj Use, Our Convenient Film Drop PLAID STAMPS TOO! lib. Oft l3oi.Q7c llb.lm.-7Cc 15 Wallace St. 00 Red Bank DtRN'S Prices affoctiv* thru Sot., July 8th In A*P otoru only in North.rn Now Jonoy, Orang* ft Rockland Ctyi. m Tol«cco Roducu. TnA Milk «d from PUM Sux^ttm. Authorized Kodak Processing Entertain* Chut At Pool Party a—TT^r-wiay, July 5, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER 1 mm " Bco TTopii, ton,Hick German* rio. Jeff Guzzi, tt Mr,, and 'iKn. plinth TontfJ Gsry Jacobs, Peter Kipp, Guy Koth»d W., WU host at a jwimj Opie,'Bonny Marai, Joh« Lajaf- party at hii ham* for'smemTferB er Martin Roienj, Bob Larson, of his seventh grade class at: John Matt and Craig" SutpMn.. Holmdel Village School. Assist- Also, Mrs. Clara Gilmartin, ing Ben ag hosts were Mr, and their teacher; and c'ass mothers Mrs. Tonti, and his brother and Mrs. Ralph Addis, Mrs. Joseph Sister Sherwin and Priscilla. Guzzi, Mrs, R. Evelyn Jacobs 1 Among the guests were Kathy and Mrs.-Henry Mann. Sabatos, Susan Harter, Susan Feathers, Felioia Spencer, Laur- Ti>o much furniture? Sell your ie Feiderowicz, Kevin Addis, surplus with Classified Ads for Rt. 35 ot Patterson Ave., Shrewsbury /*„«„ A h.,.. (\n\\l John Andrews, Mike Boehm, cash. Dial 741-6900 now. 100ft North of Shop-Rite—741-5019 UpCM 7 UajfS Ullljf MONMOUTH MUSEUM WED.. THURS., FRI. 10-9; SAT. 10-6 TELEGRAPH HILL PARK HOLLAND RD. HOLMDEL, N. J. 07733 TELEPHONE 671-1774 "SECOND ANNUAL SUMMER STUDY Wednesday 10 a.m SESSION IN THE NATURAL SCIENCES"

First Term: July 10-28 Second Term: August 7 - 25 Junior Classes: 10-13 years of age STUDENT LEADERS from Red Bank High School, Red Bank Catholic High School and Rumson-Fair Haven Regional were honored by the Kiwanis Club of Red Bank at annual SELLS OUT Senior Classes: 14 years and over leadership night in the Molly Pitcher Inn. Raymond Garman, left, of Kiwanis, chairman THE STOCK OF Courses offered in nature study, ecology, zoology, of the evert, lines up along with Jennifer Green and Nancy Koehler of Rumson-Fair u botany, Indians of Monmouth County, and general Haven; Jane Webber, Red Bank Catholic, and Elliot Borgman, Red Bank High, Vale- "BILT RITE SHOE SHOP biology. dictorians received bonds and all student! were presented certificates and Kiwanis keys. _.-..'. OF PORT WASHINGTON, N. Y. Over 1500 Pair Just Brought In,Fresh This Week MONMOUTH MEATS Rug Mill President MEN'S—LADIES'—BOYS'—GIRLS' 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH AVE. Is Busy Man RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER SHOES" $A50 $100 By MARGOT SMITH 741-5292 542-0743 741-5350 RUMSON — The president of • Show-Offs • American Karastan Rug Mill, Inc., works Beauty • Step Master a 70-hour week and "rushes to relax" in his Bingham Hill La. • Keds • Kederts • Golo home. * « Loafers • Sandals • Lon- Walter B. Guinan spent a re- don Arch • Sneakers cent rare evening here track- TO CROSS ing down a suitcase forwarded • Johnsonian • Oxfords to the wrong airport during the day's travels, and preparing for • Willets • Flats • Redwin the next day's 7 a.m. departure. • Robelee • Beauties He would attend a series of con- • Casuals • All Sizes NONE HIGHER RIB ROAST ferences requiring four separate flights. Nationally Advertised Up To 14.95 """American * ^ewScuttveF"work harder, put' in more hours, and Over 1200 Just Brought In Fre»h This Week" face stiffer competition than any others in the world," he said, adding, "the American free en- terprise system is also the most GIRLS' BETTER SfUSOUT rewarding." ..—.-—•• Stock of Lean-Fresh " Lean-Meaty ~ -The——54-yea-r-oW—^-executive- spreads himself, with gusto, Jiies Mx to 18V? _. "SELECT FASHIONS" throughout the nation, Canada Walter B. Guinan of N. Y. C. SKINLESS GROUND SPARE and Europe, representing the only American rug manufactur- tive aspects of his company, Mr. Spring—Summer and CHUCK er that doesn't make tufted mer- Guinan is constantly abroad, CHUBBY Back to School FRANKS chandise. Karastan's exclusive seeking new and old designs to weaving process owes success to adapt on the firm's Leaksville, looms developed chiefly by Mr. N. C, looms. • DRESSES Guinan. Top source of artistic inspira- 59 59 Not solely occupied with the tion right now is Scandinavia, mechanical and administra- where he also found his charm- • SUITS ing wife. "I commuted to Stock- holm to court her," he says. "Karastan is 'way out front in • SHORTS NATIONALLY style. Most of our modern, con- temporary 'designs are adap- tions of Scandinavian idea*; a • PANTS 58 BROAD ST. visit there is highly educational, foods plus RED BANK, NEW JERSEY from my standpoint." Besides wearability, brilliance • TOPS, etc. NONE HIGHER PRODUCTS PHONE 741-7160 and style, the Karastan line Nationally Advertised Up To 29.95 each earns high esteem because Mr. Guinan keeps current with popu- lar trends in furniture, which, Over 800 Piece* Just Brought In Fresh This Week lie says, leads the styles. This has meant periodic new adapta- G L E E M tions of oriental designs to sat- SELLS OUT $4 00 $ isfy traditionalists. "—_ STOCK OF Y" Y "The oriental is now~~eSjoyihg "SOOTH JERSEY SPORTSWEAR1^ TOOTHPASTE greatest sales acceptance , since' the '20's. In Europe today, it is OF NEW JERSEX an important status symbol, and Family Sin has been for a long time.' The Girls' 2 to 6X, 7 to 14, Infants' same thing is happening here. • Blouses • Pants I TO The oriental rug is more ver- V Reg. 95' satile than you might think It o Mini Skirts " fits with anything." • Dresses • Stretch Tops Until he was 14, Mr. Guinan spent his winters in Hoboken and • Jumpers OUR his summers here, where his grandfather pioneered the sum5 • Short sets NONE HIGHER PRICE mer colony at Oceanic. Nationally Advertised Up To 8.00 Then, he entered the rug busi- 53 ness as a mail boy, climbing through 25 yea"rs with Bigelow- Over 3000 To Choose Just Brought In Fresh Sanford as sample boy, sales- man, contract manager, stylist, director of styling.and national FOR FISHERMEN (The Bottle Says) REEF HEAD and accounts manager. He absorbed a heavy measure of on-the-iob training and background and at- tended New York University at MOUTHWASH SHOULDERS night. „ Fifteen years ago, he switched WURMS-UP tp Karastan, becoming a vice[ 2.4-01. jaT " president soon afterward. The LIVE BAIT IN SECONDS!! Karalock loom, which he calls unique in the world and his life's Saves Hours of Digging Vol. $1.09 Reg. $1.00 development, is utilized by Kar- astan licensees in Ca'nada and England. Mr. Guinan is vice WON'T HURT LAWNS president of Crossley Karastan, Truro, Nova Scotia. WON'T HURT BAIT OUR Mr. • Guinan's seemingly inex- !j haustible energies have also A must for your tackle box NONE HIGHER worked for the Heart Associa- Nationally Advertised and Priced at 79c each . PRICE tion, March of Dimes, Catholic Charities and the Ahti-Defarrm- tion League in New York. The Repeat of a Sell Out—Over 1200—Special Group latter has honorpd him at the Torch of Liberty award dinner of its Floor Covering and Allied SPECIAL GROUP Industries Division at the Stat- LADIES' ULTRA BRITE ler Hilton Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Guinan share en- thusiasm for golf, fishing and ALL OF THE Dress & Suit RIOT!! TOOTHPASTE travel. They have two children at home and he has three mar- ried children of a previous mar- 6.75-oz, Family riage. HARD TO FIND Exemplary of the American SAOOSCOO Reg. 99* [executive who drives hard at work and play, the president of REGULAR & EXTRA Karastan Rugs rushes through long busy days so he can un- TO OUR wind in the community that, SIZES 8 TO 52 since his boyhood, has symbo- PRICE lized relaxation. NONE HIGHER Get ynur share of service busi- AND JV/i TO 28V2 65 ness with a "Business Services" .Nationally Advertised Up To 24.95 each Ad in Classified. Dial 741-6900 today. , fednes%, Uf 5, 1967-9 THE fyLyatolST Girl Scout Session ]Ehds

'•MARLBORO —.Local neigh- borhood Girl S*wt;I«ader« held therf last meeting of the sea- son at Claire ?nd Coby'i Res- taurant, Madisory Township. Mrs. Walter Moyle, council adviser to tfte neighborhood, was guest of honor at the dinner meeting. THe neighborhood service team QUALITY U.S. GOVERNMENT GRADED CHOICE SPRING LAMB will arieet the last week in August for £he purpose of troop orgarri zatittn.. Tb;tf next leaders' meetlni is scheduled for. the seoon< Wednesday in September. It was reported that 30 Brown les from the four .nelghborhoor. LEG OF LAMB troops have flown-up to the J nior level at '• ceremonies REG. STYLE the past few weeks. Leaders and co-leaders an still needed in th% Brownie am Junior levels for next yea OVEN Twelve applications have hee c received from local girls desir Ing to form a Senior troop, fo Ib which a leader would also b READY needed. Anyone interested in an; 65 ]evel_of girl scounting should cot tact Mrs. Carlton Borderf, trow organizer, it was amwnced. Present at Hie di/ner- meet Fknorful, Uon Cut Short for Bor-B-Q LOW LAMB CHOPS .,,;„.„„.„ Ing were Mrs. Harold Eldridge, SHOULDER RIB Mrs. David Wals)< Mrs. Lou H™'«l* Or IAMB F..Mil.|0t>..jii«i Grzyb, Mrs. Lr/fraine Behaney SHANK Or LAMB u\tM.,«- 59* WATERMELON WHOLE OR CUT 5 CHICORY 2.»29' Shop-RHe/SparKool TipTop " ; P«rx or Rich'• '• -- , FAMILY PICNIC White or Decorated or Awort»«l FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-Th LEMONADES & COFFEE Hope Lutheran Church held SCOTT family picnic in Turkey Swam FRUIT DRINKS LIGHTNERS Park. On the committee in charg TOWELS were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reisen 2 Roll games; Robert Mueller, Mrs. Ed' pk«$. ward Kropa, Mrs. John Huda 10 79' and Mrs. Carl Hepler, food. 37" Rev. Albert W. Gibson, pastor, WHY PAY MORE? :: Pride of the Farm Peas or Chocolate or Vanilla Royal conducted vesper services at th C close of the evening. CUT GREEN BEANS 6 £.85' SHAKEAPUDDING ,*,47 : ORANGE JUICE SALE :'-:v'. Chltty M Orangt >r Orongt Pin. er Florida Fruit funch w Grope I _t Why Pay More? 7~T LEGAL NOTICE >OT1CE TO AB8ENT DEFENDANTS HIC DRINKS 3-89' EHLERS TEA BAGS CoHee—Instant STATE OF NEW JERSEY: 9 TO:'HERMAN OTTO. MB neln. V Bees and per.*pnal representative! ,. »nd hl». their or' «ny o( then 1 WELCH'S DRINKS 3 ^ 89' MAXWELL HOUSE . euccewors la tight, till! and In CoKee-IOc OFF ,:Sij9c OFF ' Toil art hereby mmmoncd and re- ulred io lerve upon Philip J. Blanda. Chase & Sanborn Coffee, or Maxwell House er r . plaintiff* attorney' whose address Why Pay More? ^^ #DIAL SOAP 3t 55' CHASE & SANBORN 1J« IS H«xlet Avenue, Hszlet. New Jcr- 10-gi. ar-y and Answer to the Complaint filed •bt In a Civil Action 'n which Joseph Mc- FLEISCHMANN'S MARG. .b 39-f* «y^ • -m-mm 64' EHLERS ALL PURPOSE Coy ll Plaintiff an* Herman Olio, hU Henhey or Nestle heirs, devisees and personal representa- aW./Van.^aw./a,e^W^dge^^^|™s|lowCho^ M AJAA DCTEKUENT tive* and his, their or any of tnel amxeiwa In rljht. line and Interes $ • re the Defendants nendlnp In th For cooking or I 'Superior Court of New Jersey wittil BORDEN MILK SHAKES 6 V 1 m^^^>± CHOCOLATE BARS thirty-five ciiM after July 12. W87 ex Why Pay More? e.lu»lv« of I'ich d»te. If you (ill t" d. •o. Jtuhrmenl by Default may h •-H.-49' rendered against you for th« relief n>- manded In the Complaint. \'oii flhali SHOP.RITE SOUR CREAM ^ OIWhyforMor.L ? (He. ynur Answer and Troof nt Service m Hawaiian Punch C?rcus?rinkf <£' 89' In duplicate with the Clerk of the Su- Whit* Stked Rea. VmJtaorQ •CraKerOmmDili* Uncle Ben's lie* perior Court, Stile House Annex. Tren- BAKERY DEPT. ton, >Nev Jersey In accordance with the Rule* of Civil Fre.et.lct and pro- SHOP-RITE Nestle Quikfihaka Cofftt Thlii' action haa been instituted fo ,t,79- Maxwell House Coffee 2 IV «lT»« Pli- M.HklHi 9 "<> «•• the purpose of roreclr>s!nK a certain BREAD Chock full O'Nuts •c lutt.rYt»o»&ktMix<»D.»aC.>k«Mli5cOFf6rB.ttyCi«ek.r »HOP"»llie ROpKIIIS «> oil. O> Certificate of Tax Sain af/ectinic lai C>«nCo'o. F 3lnn.(in t NSW' JERSEY -MORTGAGE AND 49 59 INVESTMENT CO:.; a T^ew Jersey cor- DELI. DEPT.! 49* poration. Plaintiff v«: TONY NAPPE and DOROTHY NAPPE, his wife, Bv,'virtue of a writ of execution HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS! APPETIZER DEPT. SEAFOOD DEPT. In tha above slated action to ma di- HAM SALE! SHOP-tlTE rected,- i tfhall .expose fnr Bale at CANNED PREMIUM SWIFT fnlhlld vendue, at the Court House In BACON COLGATE ROAST BEEF LARGE h* Borntigh of Freehold. County nf 79 Monrnoiith, New Jersey, on Monday Kitchen the 17th day of July, 1067, at 1 o'clock. TOOTHPASTE SHRIMP P.M. prevailing Time. Cooked : T UNWMMM 3«,2" PORK ROU ' Pink or White A JL that certain tract or parcel of 9 'A-lb. 41-30 Ct. c ' land ' and premises, hereinafter par- 5c OFF Label 98 ticularly described. atttiRte, lylnK and SWITT HOSTESS 4«.3*», TAYLOR •V King Size An White Meet Ib. VelnB* in the Township of Rarltnn in 2 99 99* Pink .fWklt. 41-50 rtp.r Ik. th" County of Monmouth flnd Rtate of Sc OFF Label Extra Large Turkey Rololl * * 98' Ml! .r Large Shrimp 1EING known n« Lot No. o In Block Crest Toothpaste 4Kml«nt4Kl o Iwrf/Bllv. Urrl/M.in Vnl/HcVU Ko 232 on the volflclal' Tax Mnp of FRANKS AND SAUERKRAUT WM< Rnrltan Township." premises a/k/n Nn All Mtot. . All Mtot "Contylilond" All Miot ihoo-Rit. All AAiot. Jehmen L. ieMnxan Dtlirioul Tally All B.i 14-gi. pkn. Schickhaus Leaf Sale . •> 69* 124 Hnzlet Avenue, Raritan Township. Al IMI - MB..I cont. 59' 49* Mnnmriiitli Cnunty, New Jersey, more SHOPRITI RATH HYCRADI SWIFT SAUH> Oscar Mayer Baby Powder Polalo Solod, Coli Sl«« or Danish Brook Trout particularly described as follows: FRANKS SunTan BEGINNING nt the intersection FRANKS FRANKS FRANKS FRANKS KRAUT Macaroni Salad Sale v 29* Littleneck Clams formed by the southarlyMlne of Brall- i S tey. t.an» with the, Wenterly line of Sea 'n Ski Lotion Prices effective Sunday July 2nd through Saturday Night, July tth, 1967. Hazlet Avenue from said point of be.- 69' Not reiponiible for typographical errors. W» reserve the right to limit qunntWei. ginnlne runnlnc thence (It along the westerly line of Hazlet Avenue Rnuth 1/O[/S/? WOID VARIETIES! ASSORTED COIORS 2c OFF 1J1 flcHreef 28 minutes 33 seconds West 10c OFF BATH GIANT WISE 100 f«et Ihence I2i N«th 83 degrees ..SHORTENING Off minutes M secnnils Weal :22.«7 fert Shortening thenoo C3> North IB degrees (12 mln- WISK PRAISE BREEZE LUX uten 30 sernrnh Bast .ilS.M size 2 pack box / f re '»• 34 I 31 135bo ' oatett as 111 Hazlet Avenue, Haslet, New Jersey. The approximate amount of the udgment to he satisfied by nld sale W&VVG&G&THERE'S A SHOP-RITE NEAR YOU—CAEL ESSEX 5- J• th» sum of $.18,935 totether with the riftsta of this sale. „„. Dale-d May 1(L J»S7 ^II ., PAUtMgERNAN, Bharirr. Rl&haM'H' StelRbVTlr, Atty. June 31, 58, July S, 111 $M.; , JUS 5. 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER Ann Landers 'Club Givers Scholarship Tangled Web MIDDLETOWN — The Wom- Dear Ann Landers: Sixteen ping unless the parents on both tn's C)ub annual partial schol- years ago I began to date a sides know what's being ex- arship was presented this year very attractive man who was changed. to Miss Lynn Hebler, daughter six years my junior. I told 7. Practice what you preach. of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hebler, him I was 21, although I was - .TRYING TO HELP .178 Monmouth Ave., Navesink. 27 at the time. Never did I Dear Trying: The rules are Lynn, who will attend Castle- dream anything serious would all supprh, but I would like to ton College, Vt., Ihis fall, was a come of our relationship. emphasize rule number one** member nf the National Honor That man is now my husband Authorities in the field of Society, Student Council, Foren- and we have hail 15 wonderful shoplifting tell us they encoun- sic Club, Pep Club and French years together. Last night he ter dozens of children every Club at Middletovvn Township told me he must go to Europe day who do not relate stealing Miss Diane L. Sniffcn Miss Kathleen Hopper Miss Barbara 3. McConnell High School. She was editor-in- Miss Lynn Hebler on business and he wants me with immorality. Parents must Miss Gail Watson chief'of the school paper, The to go with him. This means 1 teach children al an early afie Lion's Roar, during her iunihrLy, r, » /-> i must produce my birth certifi- that taking things is not only year, and business manager inl <<<"»"? *«« Column cate in order to get a passport. wronc, but against the- law. her senior year and also a mem- Appears' TomnrrtrUj"" My husband is sure to see The swiping of insignificant ob- Brides-toBe Announce Wedding Plans ber of the staff of the yearbook, my passport at some point dur- jects from homes of neighbors Because of the Independence LINCROFT - Mr. and Mrs.FREEHOLD - Mr. and Mrs. 'RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs.STAMFORD, Conn. - Mr. and Odranoel. ing the trip andi'then he would .and friends is often the first 1 Day holiday, Marguerite Hen- Raymond Sniffen, 44 Swimming Alexander Watson, 216 River St., Mras. Kenneth R. McConnell of discover I^licd to him about step. Every parent should be Allen B. Hopper Sr., Charles St., Low-wage salesmen for your River Rd., announce the engage- announced the engagement of this place, formerly of 178 River- derson's County Fare will ap- my age; alert to this. Punishment should announce the engagement of business: The Daily Register pear tomorrow Instead of to- ment of their daughter, Miss their daughter, Miss Gail Wat- edge Rd., New Shrewsbury, N.J. Don't advise me to confess. be swift and firm. their daughter, Miss Kathleen Classified Ads. Dial 741-6900 now. day. Diane Louise Sniffen, to James son, to Spec. 4'C Clarences De-jannounccd the engagement of He has a thing about women E. Alvator Jr. He is the son ofAnn Hopper, to Albert W. Super- laney, U.S. Army. He is the sonjtheir daughter, Miss Barbara -who are older than their hus- If you have trouble getting Lt. Col. and Mrs. Jamas E. Al- of Mr. and Mrs. James A. DeJea- n McConnell, to Jonathan D. bands." I've cringed many times along with your parents ... if czynski, son of Mr. arid Mrs. vator, 132 Chestnut St., Middle- when he has made cutting re- you can't get them to let you Albert Superczynski of Toledo, laney, 105 Harrison Ave. Moulding, son of Mr.s. Wallis town. marks about such couples in live your own ilife, send for Ohio. An October wedding is planned. Moulding of Cambridge, Mass., our social group. Ann Lander's booklet, "Bugged The couple are graduates of Miss Watson is a graduate of and Ihe late Mr. Moulding. Middletown Township High A Nov. 5 wedding is planned. Please tell me how to handle By Parents? How to Get Red Bank High School and Es-Miss McConnell-was graduated School. Mr.'Alvator is employed Miss Hopper, a 1965 graduate thisjand keep my secret. Un- More Freedom." Send 50 cenle sex Business College, Newark. in 1962 from Red Bank High by Lanvin-Gharles of the Ritz, of Southern Freehold Regional doubtedly other women have in coin with your request and She is employed in the Hall of School and in 1966 from Holmdcl. High School, is employed as a written to you with this prob- a long, stamped, self-addressed Administration, Los Angeles, Jackson College of Tufts Univer- bookkeeper at Little Silver Fam- lem. What did you tell them? envelope. Calif. sity, where she received a bach- ily Pharmacy. - OLDER THAN SPRING- Ann Landers will be glad to Spec. 4-C Delaney was grad- elor of science degree in psychol- TIME help you with your problems, Miss Lynes Mr. Superczynski is a 1965 uated from Richmond (Va.) High ogy. She was treasurer of the Dear Springtime: I told them Send them to her in care of graduate of George W. MarshaJI School. He completed a tour of Jackson Student Council and sec- the- same thing I'm going to this newspaper ' enclosing a Is Married Regional High School, Ankara, duty with the Ninth Infantry in retary-treasurer of the Gold Key tell you. Fess up and take your stamped, "self-addressed .enve- Turkey, and a military instruc- Korea and is stationed at Fort honorary society. Miss McCon- Semi'Annual QualiCraft lumps. If your marriage is as lope. tor at Fort Monmouth. Benning, Ga. nell, whose father formerly was wonderful as you say, the num- To Teacher employed as an engineer at Fort ber on the passport won't mean 1 FjLEMINGTON — Miss Mary Monmouth, N.J,, is employed as a thing. Now you know what Miss Neal Ann Lynes, daughter of Mr. and a service adviser in Business is meant by that "tangled web Mrs. John Lynes of this place, Services for the Now England we weave when- first we prac- was. married June 24 to John L. Telephone Company in Boston, tice to deceive." Engaged Van Derveer, son of Mr. and Mr. Moulding, an alumnuj of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Mr. Mrs.' Audsley Van Derveer, 91 Winchester (Mass.) High Sdhool, Dear Ann Landers: I was and Mrs. William Neal, 8 Many- Broad St., Freehold, at a Nuptial received a bachelor of science timmml interested in your letter from mind Ave., announced the enMas- s celebrated by Rev. Joseph degree in electrical engineering the teen-age girl who admitted gagement of their daughter, Miss A. Bischoff here in St. Magda- in 1M1 from Tufts University. she had done some shoplifting. Miohele Neal/ to John Francis len's Catholic Church. A double He is an electrical engineer with Your advice to her was good, 7:99-8.99 dress styles Ryan at a dinner party in their ring ceremony was included. the Boston Edison Company In but I don't think you said home. He is the son of Mr. and 1 Boston. enough. Please print' the en- The bride, who was given in Mrs. Hubert Ryan, 147 Highland closed, which I read in . the marriage by her father, wore a An October wedding is planned. April, 1967, .issue of. Reader's Ave. gown of imported Swiss cotton Digest: A late summer wedding is trimmed in organdy and fash- For quick action use Classified 4.98 Professional security experts planned. ioned with a controlled skirt end- Ads to sell sporting goods to cash ing in a cathedral-length train. offer this advice to parents in Miss Neal, a June graduate of buyers. Dial 74H900 now. the fight against youthful shop- Henry Hudson Regipnal School, is Mrs. Thomas Hayes, Fleming- L^GdJ^ Marek. tonr-Wasunatrnn.ot honor .forJer -Mttiw— ~~^__ : - J 1. Talk to your children. Ex- Agency , here. '-•••- —- sister. Also. attending the bride Miss Shirley Ford Miss Georgcann^W. Reno plain that shoplifting Is a Mr, Ryan, who is attending was Miss Elizabeth Hoffman, crime, and that a criminal Eatorifown Institute of Technolo- Middlesex.' NEPTUNE — Announcement HOIJMDEL — Announcement is of the engagement of Miss Shir- made by Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell record is a lifelong shadow. gy, Eatontown, is an alumnus of John Gayewskl, Clark, -was best.] ley Ford to John A. Childs 3d, P. Reno Sr., Hillcrest Rd., 2. Emphasize that going Henry Hudson Regional and atman- . Ushers were the bride- has been made by her mother, lof the engagement of their daugh- along with the crowd for fear tended Salem (W. Va.) College. groom's brother, Warren Van 2.99 Mrs. Thelma- Mitchell, 1327 Em- ter, Miss Georgeanne M. Reno, of being "chicken" is the Derveer, Nutley; Herbert Hoff- bury Ave. Mr. Childs is the sonto Ronald A. Jascott, son of Mr. coward's way'(out. "7 man, Cherry Hill, cousin of the Priced for 'plentiful picking! Dress sfyles in many heel Hospi+al Group of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Childs, jahd Mrs. Joseph Jascott, 10 3. When your children go on bride, and Thomas Hayes, Flem- 2d, 540 Shrewsbury Ave., New]Chanceville PI., New Monmouth heights, doyrimVor playtime casuals with the fun look. group shopping expeditions, ington, brother-m-law of the Names Aides Shrewsbury. know how much money your bride;. Miss Reno was graduated in COLTS NECK—The local Aun- A Sept. 2 wedding is planned. Handbag clearance: many style's child has, where the group is 1962 from Middletown Township lary to the Greater Freehold Mrs. Van Derveer, an alumna Miss Ford was graduated from! going, what they expect to High School and in 1963 from 1.97 u> 4.97 buy. Area Hospital met Monday in of Union High School and Tren- Neptune High School, the Mandl ton State College, will teach in Berkeley Secretarial School, East 4. If your child comes home Willow Lake Club at a covered School of Medical Technology, the Freehold Township school sys- Orange. She is employed as a with more merchandise than dish supper. Mrs. C. Edward Til- New YorkJ^d the Monmouth tem in Hie fall. secretary at American Can Com- he or she had money to buy, ton was hostess. County School of Practical Nurs- Mr! Van Derveer, who will pany, Glass Products,;. Cliffwood. ask about it. AND" DON'T Mrs. Lawrence Marquardt an- ing, Long Branch. She is em teach industrial arts~in the Mid- TAKE EASY ANSWERS nounced the following chairmen: ployed at the New Jersey State Mr. Jascott, an engineer with j dlctown Township school system, ABOUT WHERE rT CAME Mrs. Paul Fournier, hospitality; Hospital, Marlhoro. the Bendix Semiconductor Divi- also is a graduate of Trenton FROM. Mrs. John Schrumpf, member- Mr. Childs, a licensed fiinera sion, Holmdel, was graduated in 'State College and Freehold Re- 5. Be wary if a daughter ship, and Mrs. S. D. fjavis, scrap- director employed by Cotton 1960 from Middletown Township gional High School. goes shopping with an over- book. Mrs. Vernon Laird, co- Funeral Home, East Orange, is High. School and received a bach- sized purse. Purses are favor- chairman, of the holiday bazar an alumnus of Red Bank High elor of science degree in elec- MONMOUTH CENTER, EATONTOWN, N. J. ite "drops" for concealing pil- to be held by the'six auxiliaries Ruinsoii\Clubwomen Sohool and the American Acad tronic engineering1 from Mon- fered goods. Nov. 16 and 17 injhe Masqnic emy McAllister Institute of Fu-mouth College, West Long 6. Outlaw all clothes swap- Hall, outlined plans for the event. Plan Mysfp.ryysfer Ball neral Service, New York. Branch, in 1965. While there he The Colts Neck Auxiliary will RUMSON ,— Annual summer was president of Sigma Phi be1 in charge of the toy booth. dance of the Rumson Woman's Dental Assistants Omega professional engineering After a summer recess, the Club, a "Mystery Masked Ball," fraternity, and was elected to auxiliary will resume activities will fake place Saturday, July Install Officers Sigma Pi Sigma national physics September 26. 8, in Bamm Hollow Country WEST DEAL - Officers of the honor society and "Who's Who Club, Middletown. Dinner will be Monmouth County Dental Assis- in American Colleges and Univer- ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE served before the dance- and tants Association were installed sities." He is attending New HIGHLANDS—The Ladies Aux- music will be by Fuzzy Fazzone at the group's annual banquet in York University where he is a FIRECRACKER iliary of the Highlands Fire De- and his orchestra. the Admiral's Table. June 1968 candidate for a mas- partment W'H hold its annual M/s. Otto Perl, Ocean Ave., Mrs. Poppy Rasmussen, New ter's degree in electronic engi- rummage sale "Friday and Satur- Sea Bright, is general chairman, Jersey state president, installed neering. day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. here and, Mrs., Vernon Paulson, co- the following: Mrs. Evelyn in the fire house, Bay Ave. Chair- chairman. Others on the commit- O'Bosky, president; Mrs. Mary men are Mrs. George Connell Jr., tee are Mrs. Joseph Lang, Mrs. Ann Finlay, vice president; Mrs, 48 Second St., and Mrs. Francis Spencer Miller, Mrs. Jacob Perl, Irene Westervelt, secretary, and P. Schmedes, 70 Fourth St. ' Mrs. William Devereaux Mrs. !Miss,KarenJ3ork:, treasurer. Mrs. v RUMSON READING INSTITUTE Anyone desiring *o donate cloth- Charles Sully, Mrs. William 01- Frances "Strano" was conducting ing and bric-a-brac may call the sen aiw Mrs. J. Russell Draper. i officer. (Associated with The Runey School) chairmen or any member of theReservations are lying accepted Next meeting will be Sept. 26 at auxiliary for pick-up service. by committee members"* the Admiral's Table. Rumson Point Pleasant IT Announces P Supplementary Courses In basic skills for •••••••••*••• STORE-WIDE greater success In school and college 16th Summer Session July S-Aug. 25 1. READING, WRITING, STUDY SKILLS ._.. _._. Two 3-hour sessions each week, day or evening Summer Clearance This is the basic course of Rumson Reading Institute and is offered at all levels from 7th grade through college. Students are grouped according to ability. This course ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED! helps students Each day,for4days; Wednesday,Thursday, Friday and Saturday, every SINGER ALL BATHING SUITS 5.00 • to read with speed and comprehension. CENTER will sell two used machines in sewing condition for only We each. • to write grammatically and foj^^ ~ "Other models $439 - $9.99 - $14.99 - $24.99 - $29.99. L • to increase their knowledge of vocabulary Remember, with every used machine goes our guarantee of money back within RAINCOATS.„•:-_„_-— 20% OFF 90 days if not satisfied with purchase or full credit toward the purchase of a new This course is very popular with serious students who SINGER9 sewing machine. < PRESSES & SHIFTS 20% OFF are anxious to improve their school grades and to obtain maximum preparation for college board and prep school • •••*.*••••••••••••*••••* GOLF JACICETS 4.75 exams. .. 2. MATHEMATICS Reduced to only BEACH COATS 20% OFF . Courses at all levels from arithmetic to calculus ill All courses are planned to develop SLACK SETS : V* OFF • a logical approach^to problem solving I ZIG-ZAG SEWING • facility in applying mathematic3r"proceSses~lBgtCHlly~~ 2-PIECE SUITS . „.. Mz OFF 3. RANNEY SCHOOL COURSES (Model #347) • in advanced chemistry and advanced biology. II 0 4. LANGUAGES - • ' ; ^ , New STYLE-MATE zig-zag BERMUDA SHORTS 20% OFF sewing machine darns, mends, embroiders with- Three 2-hour sessions weekly ' , . . out attachments. SINGER quality at a low pricel Easy terms TERRY CLOTH SETS 20% OFF •••••••••••*••••••*••**• 5. ELEMENTARY COURSES ALL SHELLS 20% OFF Reading—Three 2-hour sessions weekly Arithmetic—Three 1-hour sessions weekly

ALL SKIRTS V3 OFF All Courses under; the supervision of SINGER RUSSELL G. RANNEY FACTORY RED BANK - 69 BROAD STREET (formerly Assoc. Director, NYU Reading Institute) EATONTOWN - MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER OUTLET Rumson Reading Institute TICKETS FOR FOREST HILLS 1*»67 MUSIC FESTIVAL LUCY'S 111 Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson N. J. ' ON SALE AT SINdtR CENTEHS NOW. BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK , • nTrilmriePTUMINCEIMMPMff 542-4777 — 842-1650 fflfa OPEN: THURSDAY and SATURDAY 10-6; FRIDAY 10-8 Transportation available from some areas Nature Trail THE DAILY REGISTER Wednesday, July 5, 1967—11 Committee Now at "Big W"! Great BONUS COUPONS! To Meef FIVER PLAZA - The' civic i?f VALUABLE COUPON ff VALUABLE COUPON improvement project of the River Plaza Woman's ctub to establish SAVE IP a nature trail in Nutswamp Park Medium White is under the chairmanship of Mrs. LEMONS Edwin H. Brasch and Mrs. Leonard, J. Reade. The chairmen USIA- have named to the nature trail THIN SKIN committee Benjamin M. Schaffer, STMCTLY FROM- dPZM superintendent of the township's "BI6W" CALIFORNIA Recreation Commission, as coor- EXTRA 19 1019 dinator and general advisor; Dr. limit On. Ptr Adult Family. Unit One P«r Adult Family. George S. Stevenson, River Etf«ctrvt thru Saturday, July 8, 196/ Plaza, and William S. Sandford, AT "BIG W" u Saturday, July 8, 1967 Miitawan, who writes The Regis- THIS COUPON WORTH 10c THIS COUPON WORTH 20c ter column "Outdoor World," as trail supervisors,1 assisted by Mr. Schaffer. W VALUABLE COUPON W( VALUABLE COUPON Mr, Sandford, associate editor of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Langenberger TOWARDS THI PURCHASE The Register, also will serve as ANT PKO. bird consultant;-Mrs. George S. THIS Slcvenson and Mrs. William L. KETCHUP LAMB or ford, wild flower consultants; Langenbergers 'Observe COUPON Mrs. Josiah'" M." Hewitt, VEAL or Colts Neck, ferns, and Mrs. Sid- COUPON 14 M. WORTH ney Bell, botanical identification HEINZ PORK CHOPS signs and publicity. Mrs. Reade Golden Anniversary bot. SKCtfUS {from Our Frosk M«at Dapt.) and Mrs. Brasch also will serve 10 Coupon •ff»drv« thru Sat,, JuK; 8, 1967 HS chairmen ,o.(, the public rela- NAVESINK - Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Langenberger al- EFFECTIVE IM> On. ft Adi* Foroily. Limft • 1 per odutt family. Coupon vafldl John M. Langenberger, Mon- so have a grandson, James F. DR Bhdfr. ttiru Sohinfey, July 8, 1967 20 only with th» purchaio of (hit Hem, tionn committee. Langenberger Jr., who lives with The group will meet tomorrow mouth Ave., celebrated their 50th TODAY THRU THIS COUPON WORTH 13c at 7 p.m. in The Cobblestones wedding anniversary at a family his wife and two sons, Gene and for general planning. dinner party Friday evening at John, in Metuclien. SATURDAY! the Lock, Stock and Barrel, Fair Haven. Earlier in the day an an- To Entertain niversary service for the couple was held in Trinity Episcopal Mark 50th Co-Workers Church, Red Bank, with Rev. MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and Canon Charles H. Best officiating. Anniversary Mrs. Jose A. Pena, 23 Field Ave., Mr. tand Mrs. Langenberger, FREEHOLD — Mr. and Mrs, were hosts at a barbecue yes- native Philadelphians, were mar- David F. Gunn, 15 Runyan Ave. terday to friends. from The ried in that city June 30, 1917. celebrated their 50th wedding an YES-PAY LESS! Netherlands wftfj are now work- They have . lived in Navesink nlversary Sunday at a garden ! ing at International Flavors tfnd for more than 16 years. party at the home of their son- Fragrances Inc. Union Beach; in-law and daughter, Mr. • and > HAS THE LOWEST PRICES IN JERSEY Attending were Dr. and Mrs, Mr. Langenberger, a member of the Old Guard of Red Bank, Mrs. John Allen, 40 Pine Ave. L. G; Heeringa -and family, retired in 1961 after 32 years asp-hosts were another daughter, ON THE WORLD'S FINEST BRAND NAME FOODS! and Mr. and Mrs. William Wie- manager "of tile' Household Fi- Mrs- Adel'f StaPles. p'ne Avf ners and son, Middletown; Louis and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. A. Goenen, New York^and Miss nance Corporation, Perth Amboy. Mrs. Langenberger,' the former and Mrs. Merle Hughes, Tren- YES — PAY LESS FOR VSDA CHOICE - GOLD STAR MEATS! Wilhelmina Meerburg, Keyport. ton. One hundred and fifty guests Also attending will.be Federico Helen Hall Franklin, has gath- attended. Dworak of Mexico City, chemi- ered distinction as a flower ar- The couple are also parents of GREAT FOR BAR-B-QUE! A TASTE TREAT! cal engineer currently assigned ranger and was tiie first woman the late Mrs..James Doyle, Free to IFF. m Monmouth and Ocean Counties ho|(J Th haye , ran'dchildren to receive accreditation as an m-, / . B , . COUNTY UNE tOAO Following the barbecue, the al)(1 sev gre¥ gr andchj drcn M 1HC NOOK RAM WOmNS OHTB group will watch Jhe fireworks stmctor for Uie National Council; M and Mis.l65nn.were mar. display in Red Bank. Flower,Show School. She Is a,.^ at the Hightstown Baptisl Mr. Pena is assistant librarian member of the Garden Club of c[mrch fe Rev wj|]iam A gtan New Jersey, and an active mem- GAME HENS »nd technical writer at IFF. ton. The maid of honor and best M NIWMAN SKINGS ROM ber of the Navesink Garden Club man were Mr. and Mrs. John which fihe founded and of which BOOT Off linoi Brith' Women W. Archer, Hightstown. she was first president. Moving to Freehold 28 years Plan *Din tier-Dance The couple also are well-known ago, Mr. Gunn was employed by 1y to2lb. t RED BANK - The local chap- in Florida, where they spend Earle Ammunition Depot untiUhe 2 , ter of Bnai Brith Women will their- winters in Treasure Island jretired. Mrs. Gunn was employed hold- a dinner-dance Saturday and Mrs. Langenberger continue by the former Polchak Dress July 15. at 8:30 p.m. in the Cob- her lecture circuit and flowei Co., Freehold. They are mem- far U» for "Cauntrr Fr«fc" D*y tcoi.1 Average bleSione's Restaurant, Rt, 35, show judging in that state. bers of the Freehold Baptist Middletown. Music will" be by Their son and daughter-in-law Church and Mr. Gunn is a mem- Anthony Manfrcdi and his band. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Langen ber of American Legion Post 54. FLEISCHMANN'S Mrs. Henry Schlussler, 19 Spring- berger, and their daughter, Misi Mrs. Gunn also celebrated her garden Rd., Lincroft, is in charge Amy» Langenberger, Metuchen berthday. FRESH GROUND EVERY HOUR-All of tickets. were present at the party Friday MARGARINE Alumnae Give .Daily D«lW«red ALL BEEF REGULAR or 1 Ib. 01 HAMBURGER Annual Luncheon • CORN OIL pkg. Mump-*' * RED BANK - Mrs. William LEAN Dowling, Interlaken, was chair- led TM, Orenj., Unondd. - OilW CHUCK CHOPPED man of a get-acquainted luncheon FRISH 'blue coal' given by the St. Joseph College, Crown Drinks ^^ ROUND GROUND XTRA LEAN Emmitsburg, Md., alumnae in ttie Coo|»r Molly Pitcher Inn here. The Hot or Sweet - Homemade Styl*. now at luncheon is given annually by Cheddar Stix **•"-' * CHICKEN Monmouth County area alumnae loyal Doiry - Th. R«.l Thinj for incoming students and,girls 1 FRESH ITALIAN SAUSAGE Low Summer Prices now attending the college. PART Orange Juice .r 45c ;:. 23c Well Trimmed ' •, ' Mrs. Paul Bixler, Wanamassa, F-.r. MaU • Chillid , chapter president, introduced SMOKED TONGUE Sister Rosemary, college presi- Fresh Fruit Salad L FRED D. WIKOFF co dent ary Sister Gertrude, dean Fresh Cut from Young Meaty Frysrt Leg Qtr Breast Qtr. UH ColorWi ttM" So/ Cnam • Au«r »r of students, who showed slides lb lb 234 MAPLE AVENUE of St. Joseph's while discussing King So¥f Dressing 48.»58 CHICKEN PARTS *'"** 38' 38« recent changes on campus. Pay lew /or "Counlrr freih" DtU toothl Mrs. Dowling was assisted by EXTRA LEAN - A PARTY TREAT USDA CHOICE-YOUNG GRAIN HD STHR Mrs. Brian Maloney, Lincroft, RED BANK <-^ 741-0554 and Mrs. C. Patrick West&ver, 'Matawan. CALIFORNIA ROAST 58c SHOULDER STEAK HORMEL HAM BONELESS CHUCK ROAST * 68c CUBE STEAK .98c CROSS RIB ROAST -88c TOP SIRLOIN ROAST >98< 2.59 tk ; — PAY LESS FOR BRAND NAME FOODS! YOU ALWAYS DO AT BIG W"! Mon.ll Md. - Sklnl... - AH ««1« AHBMfFrmkc •-^•^—' AM^OX Ko*tr - Hlntw - taockww* w AH B^tf Frank* ***•—

or C.I. Slow . "Qualiy Royal Qairy SOI(KI* Roil larU Styl. rtl Fresh Kosher Pickles *- "39e 00 00 TWtk or TMn - Coit'i • No Sally Tatte *«.**J9c SHORTS _:4 to 8 USUALLY*™ T^ Pork Roll Slices Springtime Fresh' SKIRTS - _u-._—8°° USUALLY TO 12.00 AJAX PEACHES PUREX BLEACH CottOII SUITS -l1.5°? USUALLY .25.00 Ta 35.00 GEORGIA CLEANSER 0 Hl-C FRUIT DRINKS SHIRTS ~- ______-_4° USUALLY 6.00 TOOO 14 oz. lb e can New Cabbage F™HM<1' -.8 10 REYNOLDS WRAP T for KNIT TOPS .20% to 40% OFF Seedless Limes 6 19c Crou. V >lackw.ll F Pork & Beans Maplnwood 16 oi. ca<1Qn c Relishes All Vorl.ti.1 RedRadlshesN :^;2^«15c >ln> Orongt, C p DRESSES .20% to 40% OFF Fruit Drinks * r:i9c Heinz Baby Foods « I0-75c Scullions , Storki.l-Whil. M«il ? Tuna Fish Solid Pock 7o *•» J f C vreen Deans Fr»hFrDztn pko- • .. • M» • • , r»* MIB.!A«. D«AMJI 1 lb. loaf J °' 33 • ALL SALES FINAL lipTa^DiHB'rSft^tlO^'KMl^'1*^- Un'"Ho* 4 '•'a'55C Wh'»eBr««d INTERNATIONAL APPETIZER DEPT. (where avail.) Yet—Pay Letts jor Fresh Fish & Seafood! (where avail.) MORRELL PRIDE - Sliced Fresh Pink or White - 50 to 60 Count - South American Tivoli 1b q DOMESTIC BOILED HAM " 59* MEDIUM SHRIMP 5lb.box lb RIDGEWOOD or BURKS LOAVES mZHoTl'^'^ lb78c Fre! & Sllcwl Fr.ih . "Ouolily" : Hitkory Smokwl ST SPICE* HAM * 68c DELICIOUS WHITING »-69c FLOUNDER FILLET 93 BROAD STREET »RED BANK M»rr.ll Md. - SII..J Fr.A 'ololo, Col.-Slow, Macaroni - DelleloiH '• COOKED SALAMI fc78c FRESH SALADS - 29c FRESH DUG CLAMS "XT 48< OPEN WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. TILL 9 P.M. 12—Wednesday. July 5. THE DAILY REGISTER Driver Hits House WATERMELONS RED BANK — A car driven by Herman Marks, 64, of 43 West Beifeen PL, mounted a sidewalk, struck a house at 17 Gold St., continued about 12 feet and stopped between anotiier building and a utility pole. Police reported that Mr. Marks was traveling west at 10:30 a.m. SUPERMARKETS when, he said, he got a chest pain and passed out. He told police that he was not feeling well and was traveling home. ORANGES His car struck a house owned by Mrs. Max Morris »and rented to Mrs. Sarah Strickland. Mr. Marks was treated (or mi- APPLES nor bruises "at Riverview Hos- pital and released. No summons was issued pending investigation.

Bayshore JWV Calls CARROTS Emergency Meeting CABBAGE • HAZLET — There will be an emergency meeting of Bayshore Post, Jewish War Veterans, at the home of Aaron Bernstein, 54 Stanford Dr., Thursday at 8:30 p.m. On the agenda is a report of foe delegation to the state con- vention and a vote on a do- nation • to the UJA Emergency Drive, The Community Center building campaign will also be CRACf ONLY I "USDA CHOICE" discussed.

-LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE 3-116 (SHERIFF'S SALE SUPERIOR COUBT OF NEW JERSEY Round Roast CHANCERY DIVISION POT PIES MONMOUTH COUNTY Dorkpt >'o. F Jftf(M6 BROADWAY MUTUAL SAVINGS FINAST-BEEF, AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW- ARK, N. J., a New Jersey Corporation CHICKEN, TURKEY Plaintiff vg: WILLIAM F. RUSSELU ct als., Defendants. or TUNA By virtue of a writ o! execution $1 In the above stated action to me di- rected. I shall expose for sale nt pub- lic vetidue, at the Court House In the Borough of Freehold, County of Mc;n- WouUi. New Jersey, on Monday the 24th day of July, 1987, at 2^0-clock, TOP, BOTTOM P.M. Prevailing Time. - ALL that certain tract or parcel CREAM PIES or land and premises, hereinafter par- ticularly' described, situate In the Town- or CROSS RIB chip of Mntawan, In the County nf MORTON'S fclonmouth and Slate of New Jerspy: BEGINNING r*t a .paint formed by COFFEE, CHOC, LEMON, .the lnterneclion of the southerly side- line of Seventh Street and the easterly BANANA or NEAPOLITAN uSSI pidellne nf an unnamed street and $1 68c am} from thence running

u» 3^*1 BOILED HAM dants By Virtue rf a writ ot" execution tries In ihe above stated action to me rtt- 99c Teclod, I nhall exprar lor lale at SB A FOOD SAVINGS I TURKEY ROLL public ve'ndue. at the Court Houne In the Borough of Freehold, County of Monmnulh, New Jer«py, on Monday AHACIN TABLETS 100 the 10th day or July, 1967, FRESH No. 1 SMELTS NOVA SCOTIA SALMON o'clock. P.M. Prevailing Time. JI« OFF LABEL RES. $2.00 AMERICAN DRY (B.C.) ALL that tract or parcel of land, RIGHT GUARD •Ituate. lying and being In the lown- FRESH FLOUNDER FILLET * 79< thin of Middletown In the County of 7c Off UtEL-REG. A3c SALAMI Monmnulh and Stale of New Jersey: HALO SHAMPOO sm.1i1.39c BEGINNING at a stake In the west- erly aide (if the Public .Road leading -» from Mtddletown to Belford, known as the Old Plank noad_ (Now Church Btreeti and In tlie""nriflhcrly side of the Punlli: Road leartlnK from said •Plank Road by the Methodist church •rro.a tin Creek, s»ld stake helnj! uliere tne weaterly aide of aald Plank ELBERTA K'ia*l Intersects thp Northerly side MAXWELL CANNED ,' ' (aid road (Campbell Avrftue) leading • rrrew Ihe said Creek; thence (1) North thirty degrees East along Uw. Wfiletly. •Ide of said.Plank Road, «.« un •- * ilake; thence 121 North 6* di-Rr SODA ALLFLAVO vest and parallel wllli Pompton Stn PEACHES 1S00 feet to a stake; thence (3) South HOUSE thirty deltrers Weal antl parallel laid first cnurar 85.69 feet to a alake In the northerly »ld« nf Bali) Public WORLD WIDE Road leading from said Plank Road by COFFEE ,,„ the Methodist Church acrosj the Creek BRAND thence Ml South 71 (ienrres 39 mln REGULAR, DRIP can utes 3fl seconds East alone the north «rly aide line ol said Public Road, -or ELECTRA PERK leading across the Creek, 155.05 fee 4 to the place nl BEGINNING. The mortgage premises are com tnonlv known and designated—as 3 Campbell Avenue. Beltord. New Jer "The approximate amount nf Ihe JudB Rand McNolly Illustrated Atlas Imnt to tie satisfied by laid sale I • Hie sum of tie.HHO togflhtr with tit HUNDREDS OF PHOTOS, MAPS, eonts of this sale. KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP DIAGRAMS AND ARTICLES |Au ILLUSTRATED IN FULt COLOR Melville J. Berlow, Atty. June 14, 21. 28, July 6 NOW ON SALE! ;ti;in SOLID WHITE TUNA gmsniws SECTION 5 each SNACK CRACKERS 7 FLAVORS TO CHOOSE FROM UNITED' 'nnOEEVBI.f SAVING KD LOAN ABBOflATION a corpora FINAST STUFFED OLIVES JUMBLE/PAK the'above slated action to me B&M BAKED BEANS 1 Ib. J 01. ion ' I ,hall expose for sale at public ven. due. at the- Court H^"" J.n ,,J J^ $ nl FINAST GRAPE JELLY APPLE OR CRABAPPLE 4 12 °'. ion FINAST 10u""iiayNeo'f' Jul"*yi?67. at 1 o'clock, SUPER SAVINGS p M Prevailing Time. • Ali Iha-l tract or parcel of land FINAST KOSHER GHERKINS orVmlsel. hereinafter _rartlcu ar y AT OUR DAIRY DIPT. GRILL TIME CHARCOAL BRIQUETS DONUTS ^,S»ln^t.poJnt, ride of rreek Road, said . oint be ns SUNSHINE HYDROX COOKIES rtutant 200 teel measured along the SLICED SWISS Road [mm the wrMerlv side of Creek R BROOKSIDE NATURAL CHEESE MILK SHAKES ™'s-ALl FLAV0RS 4 KRAFT CHEESE SLICES SAU SEA SHRIMP COCKTAIL AXELROD'S or """'ing'' known a. Lot K ••Block 95 Subdivision" Borntifli CROWLEY'S K"(twburg. N. J-. mad January COTTAGE CHEESE IS1!! and revised Februa v. n, l.npt b BROOKSIDE R.,bcrt nreenberg Asanc alrs. Middl BREAD tnwn N J . Raid map filed PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., 'JULY 8th at all stores throughout N. Y. CITY REAL SHARP CHEDDAR CHUNK HHonmoul h CountC y cclerk'l s office (except 110 E. 58th St.), WESTCHE5TER, LONG ISLAND and NEW JERSEY. May 13, li)M. In Case 5MI 1 Ib. loaf BORDER'S AMERICAN 601, Bnlng commonly known as no •1»1 We reserve ide right to limit quantities. Not responsible for typo, errors. Crefk Roari, Keansburc. New JflTFr 29< CHEESE SLICES PASTEURIZED PROCESS pkg. The approximate amount of the mrl Bi^nt I" he satisfied by snld sale the Bum nt tl'J.'-'l'O together with t losls nf 11ll A pair. natrd May 4. 1»17 PAUL K1ERNAN, Bherllf. Robert C Gruhln, Atty. lint 14. 21. 28, July 5 K« 320 THIRD AVENUE, LONG BRANCH ROUTE 36 and FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Use Our Want Ads HOME DELIVERY nil, 741-0010 For Quick Results RAIN OR SHINE £j. I 741-WOO DAY f Uiai 741-1110 NIGHT SECOND NEWS SECTION #c PER WEEK WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1967 7c PER COP? Dinkelspiel Raps Lopg Branch Officials 75 Artists Show 2,000 Works LONG BRANCH — More than of works." He said he is nowiNew York City and Herman Das- 2,000 works by 75 artists from making plans for the fifth an- ler of Keansburg. seven states were displayed at nual Asbury Park art festival, Sculpture..— First prize, Arturo sixth annual Long Branch scheduled for mid-August. L. Bassols of Milton, Del., "Pray- art festival on the"*grounds of the Judges of the show were An- ing -Figure;" second, Barry Long Branch Historical'Museum, thony Ventura' of -Neptune, artist Brooks of New York City, "Fish Ocean Ave., Maurice Podell, city and teacher; and Amos Mumford Peddler;" third, Franciscon Per- art director, reported yesterday. of Holmdel, graphic designer and ez of Long Island City, N.Y., Before the show ended last painter. "Owl in Bronze." Honorable men- night, prizes for oils; watercolors; Award winners were: tions were won by David L. Da- sculpture; etchings, collages and Oils — First prize, Kaviar Se- vis of Highland Park and Esther graphics; crafts; and copper bastion of Lakewood, "Santinella, Davis of Elberon. works were awarded by former Spain;" second, William Coombs Etchings, collages and graphics of Toms River, "Garvey at Rest," — First prize, Joyce Erato of city Councilman Edgar Dinkel- GUTTED—Second fire in two years left the plush West End Racquet Club, 717 Ocean spiel. third, Jacob Knight of Brook- Woodside, N.Y., untitled work; field, Mass., "Light Heart Lives second, Don Swann Jr. of Balti- Before making the awards, Mr. Ave., Long Branch, a gutted shiell after raging out of control for three hours before Long." Honorable mentions were more, "Sunset in Virginia;" third, Dinkelspiel shot a barb at City dawn yesterday. View from sun deck of adjoining Harbor Island Spa shows inside of won by Alex Schloss, Rebi Sa- David L. Davis, "Age." Ellen Council and the administration, bina and Rb'bert Lockhart, all of Van Dyke of Lincroft won hon- club, formerly the West End Casino. Swimming pool, tennis court and cabana area remarking that the show probably New York City. orable mention. in rear building remain unharmed. > . . (Register Staff Photo) cannot be repeated next summer Watercolors—First prize, Mag- Crafts — Robert Kareka of "because of the refusal of the city da Schramm of Little Neck, N.Y,, Hyannis, Mass, won first prize fathers to co-operate '-with the "Chrysanthemums;" second, for over-all excellence; second, museum board." Nancy Jo Taylor of Yonkers, David L. Davis, for stoneware. "The Best Ever" N.Y., "Plum Blossoms';" third, Copper Work — Moonio Mun- Pre-Dawn Fire Wrecks Mr. Podell called the show "the Sally Asa of Deal, "Boats." Hon- dell of New York City took first best ever," and commented that orable mentions went to Stanley prize with "Talmudic Discus- the artists "sold an awful lot Appelbaum and Jack Hammell of West End Racquet Club LONG BRANCH — Fire gut- sounded. All nine city fire com- ficult to fight. The 1965 blazs Water Authority Dissolution ted the West End Racquet -Club, panies answered. spared the main building des- formerly the West End Casinp, In addition, Chief Cook said, the troyed i__.n ,yesterday' ., s_ fire, ...but. ' 717 Ocean Ave., before dawn yes- Oakhurst Fire Department was at caused damage to the adjoining terday. the scene and West Long Branch Harbor Island Spa. Pushed by Bonding ObjectionFire Chief Edward L. Cook, firemen were alerted to stand by. Jack Kaplan, president of the TOP ARTIST — Kaviar Sebastion of Lakewood, center, at the fire site until early last Firemen fought the ..blaze until FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — It had indicated that it would be from voting for himself, mindful corporation owning the club, night, said origin of the blaze can- 12:20 p.m., when back taps was was an objection by Albert Villa- advisable to dissolve the authori- of the court decision which had reached at his Rumson home last first prize Jvinner in oili division of sixth annual Lqng not be pinpointed, since the two- sounded,, but the .building was piano, lone remaining member ty and remove any possible con- nvalidated the earlier appoint- night, said-the loss 4s fully cov- story building was engulfed Jn still being wet down late yester- Branch Arfs Festival, holds "winning picture, "Santinella, o{ the Utilities Authority,- to the flict between the functions of the ment of three committeemen as ered by insurance, but could not flames by the time the city's day afternoon. $1.7 million bond issue proposed authority and those of the Town- authority members because each estimate it. Insurance adjusters SpfTn," as former Councilman .^dgar Dinkelspiel, left, nine fire companies arrived. There were no injuries reported to finance the purchase of the ship ) Committee. had voted for his own appoint- are scheduled to inspect the site Frank Cantwell, club manager, the chief said. who presented awards, and Maurice Podell, city art di- Freehold Water and Utility Co.V "MK'-'V'illapiano and authority ment and the court found, this today. said he was awakened by smoke The fire chief praised the work which resulted jri'the move to attorney, Jerry Sokol, both ap- to be bnflict of interest. Mr. Kaplan stressed that the rector, look on. Festival featured more than 2,000 works about 4 a.m. and escaped through of all firemen in fighting what dissolve the 'authority. peared at the hearing, Mr. The "new" authority consented club, just opened for. the sum- window of his second floor bed- .__bx25..«rti.»ti. • (Register-Staff Phofol Mr. Villapiano raised his • ob- Schwartz reported. - to dissolution at a meeting July room. He said the fire spread Firemen's work was jection last Thursday at a hear- At a special Township Com- 3. Dissolution will be completed will continue," the club owner so quickly that the building was er, he said, because of the fire's ing on the bond issue conducted mittee meeting Thursday night, by action of the Township Com- said, adding that the tennis destroyed before firemen could head start and because wooden by the Board of Local Finance the committee appointed four of mittee July 10. courts, the bathing club and the ' beams burning under a heavy lay- of the state Department of Commits members, Mr. Schwartz plus get there. Mr. Cantwell said the cabanas were open yesterday de^ Freehold Council OKs 'laze started in the ballroom er of concrete were difficult to munity Affairs. Department ap- Mayor Charles E. Blatchley, and spite the'fire. area. reach. proval, not yet granted, is nec- Committeeman Charles C. Worth- Township Police reported receiving a call Asked how the fire compared Mr. Kaplan arid his associates issary to permit the township to ington and Frank Marzulli, to the from the Harbor Island Spa, next to the 1965 blaze which destroyed bought the club from the, former " Speed, Parking Codes exceed its debt limit. four authority vacancies, giving door to the club, at 4:15 a.m. 56 cabanas and 138 lockers of owners. West End Casino, Inc., Deputy Mayor Daniel B. it clear control of the situation. FREEHOLD — Two ordinances Accepts 9 yesterday, informing them that the West End Casi-1, predeces- after the 1965 fire. Damaged por- to frequent pool and billiard halls, Schwartz said that state officials Each committeeman refrained Were adopted by Borough Coun- the measure slates. smoke was coming from the club sor of. the Racquet Club, Chief itions of the property had been cil Monday night, one changing An ordinance was introduced New Streets building. A general alarm was Cook said both fires were dif- completely rebuilt. speed Jimits on R*. 537 within to reduce to five days the time •the borough and (he other es- allowed residents to clean up Authority Obligations MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The tablishing one side of the street debris, brush and garbage from council Monday night accepted parking for three streets. Land Splits for Service Station, their properties. The public hear- nine additional streets for main- These speed limits wi ing is. scheduled for Monday, Okayed for Payment changed: July 17, at 8 p.m. tenance and improvements by submitted a bill for $200 for lega the township. The streets an From the borough line to Rt. The water and sewer commit- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — Fire Company Being Sought 33 is a 4ft-mile zone; to the cen- 1 ne man out of the services. Other bills were for tee will study the feasibility ofi?" *J\ part of tlhe second phase of a ter of Manalapan Ave., a 35-mile secretarial services and station- By MARGOT SMITH The subdivision would be the permission to build g service sta- joining a sanitary sewerage'sys-|Lf. P?'jst:' sed by township Street improvement program rone; to Rt. 79, a 30-mile zone; to ery. • FAIR HAVEN - The vacant first step toward completing the tion at River Rd. and deNorman- tern for the Manasquan Riverofflclals as Municipal Utili- the Jersey Central Railroad cross- here. lot between the fire house and two purchases. Mr. Nicosia said die Ave. does not discourage Mr. drainage basin. ties Authority meeting was fol- Mr. Villapiano volunteered to Ing, a 35-mile zone; and to the lowed by a Township Committee personally pay a bill for $38.52 The additions include: Prirn- Michael Nannini's L and M Drive- it would be August or September Nicosia, in spite of the heavy op- Freehold Township line, a 50-mile Patrolman George L. Thomp- in may toe divided horizontally to before he will be prepared to seek position that was voiced by meeting Monday night and the (from Van's Freehold Inn, for din- rose St., Sunrise Aye., Minzer zone. son was appointed a permanent authority's bills were approved I ner and drinks. The bill, had not site a Texaco service station in special permission to erect tlhe residents at those hearings. policeman. Ave., Archie Ave., Maxwell Ave. Parking was eliminated on the for payment. been included in a list of obliga- the front and provide added land service station from the Zoning "In Shis ease, we are trading west side of South St., between Part-time special Policeman Jo- Albert Villapiano, lone remain- tions presented by Mr?"ViIlapiano. Bank St., Euclid St., Grand Ave. for the Fair Haven Volunteer Fire Board of Adjustment. a new, modem place for an old, Main and McLean Sts.; the seph Baskerville resigned because ing original member of the au The restaurant wrote the township and Fremin Rd. Company in the rear. Texaco, he said, would termi- outmoded one," he said. "If Tex- west side of Thrpckmorton St. of ill health. Council appointed thority, joined with four town- on June 30 to say that the amount Benedict R. Nicosia, attorney nate its lease for' tihe. existing aco discontinues the lease at the between West Main St. and David Ham of Court St. to re was outstanding. In other business before the for Mr." Nannini, wiho owns the station on River Rd., and build a existing station, that can become ship committeemen, appointed to 1 Broad St.; and the west side place him. authority vacancies June 28, to The authority meeting ended— council, Joseph Zambor an land, said he will file applica- colonial style facility at the new a shop of some sort." tion »for a subdivision to he location.' ' of McLean St., between Kiawah The Stavola Contracting Co. of authorize the township to pay Mr. Villapiano left the dais and nounced that a post office branch Wallace Bennett, president of Red Bank was awarded a $13,- heard by the Planning Board next The recent defeat of Ohevron the fire company, had no com- Ave. and West Main St. the unit's bills, a preliminary with scarcely a pause — the will be established in Cliffwood Council amended a 1920 ordi- 891 contract for the installation step to dissolution. Wednesday. Oil Company's attempt to gain ment about the possible purchase. Township Committee resumed Beach and house deliveries. Will nance regulating fees and licens- of bituminous concrete on East Mr. Villapiano then cast the only a. meeting adjourned June 29. ing of public amusements. Pen- and West Main Sts. negative vote on a resolution in The four members of the com- be initiated there. alties attached to the code are Richard Kane was appointed which the authority consented to mittee (committeeman John De- The council approved payment $100 fine and 30 days in jail as borough playground director being dissolved. sider was absent) unanimously of $200 to Moses and Eleanor County Alcoholism Council for each violation. Youths aged and Mike Domanski as assistant The authority will go QUt of authorized payment of the bills Hall for a strip of land along under 16 years are not permitted director. business Monday July 10, then the of the Utilities Authority. Cliffwood Ave. for a sidewalk. Township Committee will con- Mayor - Charles E. Blatchley clude its brief, stormy career by ducked questions on the reason Richard T. Schwartz, .acting township manager, reported the Prepares Intensive Program dissolving it. for the dissolution exceipt to as- Bills Total $1,860 sure the audience that no politics county has advised council that iliffwood Ave. has been includ- LONG BRANCH - Formation level and .reaching into every standing commfttee on public In- The authority authorized pay- were involved. He promised a ed in its 1967 paving program. of .the Alcoholism Council of Mon- phase of community and business formation. ment of bills totaling $1,860. Con- full explanation Monday .night Work can now proceed because mouth County has been an- life, and the establishment of Board of trustees members In- sulting engineer, Richard M. when Township auditor, Joseph sidewalk installations along the lounced by Aaron W. Berg of adequate facilities and service clude: Schulz, Middletown, will receive Gross, will be present. 1 street have been completed. Long Branch, the council's presi for diagnosis and treatment of Dr. Roland Bauohspies of the $1,500 for "investigation analysis Leo Galcher, vice president of dent. alcoholism. New Jersey StSte Hospital, Marl- and evaluation of Freehold Sew- the township Democratic club, Council gave tentative approval The objectives in a sustained He said the Monmoujh County boro; Rev. G. P. Belshaw of er Co." Mr. Schulz reduced the said that the authority was being to the purchase of 22 lots for lountywide drive ' against alco- Alcoholism Treatment Center in Rumson; Rev. Charles H. Best amount of his bill from $2,000 dissolved because of "the inabil- $4,200 by Rankl and Weber Build- lolism, Mr. Berg explained, will Monmouth Medical Center,.here, of Red Bank; David Buckley of - to $1,500. ity of the Township Committee to ers, Inc. Final approval is ex- include an intensive educational would be the model for the other Rumson; Mrs. William Burling Freehold attorney, Jerry Sokol iron out this problem." pected at the July 17 meeting. rogram, starting at the.school treatment centers the council of Rumson; Mrs. Harry Carlin hopes to establish throughout the of Red Bank; George Fleming of county. Asbury vPark; Mi?.' Clinton G. Hough of Interlaken; Sheriff Paul Renewal, Code Enforcement Remain Uncertain Mr.- Berg "reported these cen- Kiernan of Long Branch; Cot. ters would probably be located F. J. Knoblauch of Fort Mon- in the Asbury Park, Freehold mouth;. Mrs.,'Lloyd Lawrence'of and Middletown areas. Fair Haven; Joseph Levinos of Freehold; Future Still Hangs in - .A,'.permanent.. headquarters' .to Asbuf y—Parkt—Warter-MniynStiX"":.' be manned, by a paid staff to of Neptune; Dr. .Norman Nathan- FREEHOLD — The borough's stressed, "for us to continue with the Local Housing Authority a planner and could not suggest co-ordinate the council's activi son of Long Branch, director- of future continues to hang in the the survey and planning phase (LHA) to take action within three an alternative plan. He added ties will be set in a central loca- the Monmouth Medical Center balance as Borough Council has of Urban Renewal before de- months. "They are making some that the area "definitely needed tion, he added. Alcoholism Treatment Center; delayed any action on urban re- ciding if the project should be positive moves in public hous- revitalization" and said that he Mr. Berg said the council plans Mrs. Spencer W. Pitts of Red newal or code enforcement. scrapped." ing," he added. would co-operate with any group affiliation with the National Bank; Brother Stephens of Chris- More than 100 residents The LHA had, with federal of- which approached with a revitali- Since council didn't act on Ur- Council oh Alcoholism and coun- tian Brothers Academy, Lincrof'; jammed into the small council J ficials, toured four possible sites zation program. bari Renewal, he did not intro- cil membership is open to any Dr, David Jay Scott of the Mon- room and overflowed into the for public housing in April, but duce his alternative of strict Frank Santoriello of 38 Brink- interested Individuals and orr,a mouth County Medical Society hall and down the stairway of no site has been selected yat. code enforcement which he had erhoff Ave. said that if the bor- nizations. and Neptune; William G. Wright- the two-story building, in ex- Public housing was not contin- introduced when residents, by I,- ough had a salaried building in- "We seek to a;lert every county son of Rumson; Dr. H. O. Wiley pectation of a council decision gent upon the referendum. 091 to 878 votes, turned down Ur- spector to enforce its codes that resident to the great need to of Red Bank, and Dr. Miles S. to either act on Urban Renewal ban Renewal in the referendum. The mayor told the audience it wouldn't be in the position it alleviate the damage caused by Winder of West Allcnhurst. or a.strict code enforcement pro- The federal Urban Renewal that the borough will continue to is in now. alcoholism arid to reduce its in- ;ram. , officials, continued Mr. Sanders, deteriorate if nothing was done Howard Burtt of 37, Monmouth cidence," Mr. Berg concluded, Not one of the residents at- had returned the borough's ap- to stop it. "All of you heFe to- Ave. said that many residents adding, "There are over an esti- tending presented an alternative plication until it solves its relo- night," he eaid, "is an indica were opposed to the redevelop- mated 8,000 alcoholics in Mon- Little Silver plan to Urban Renewal and only cation problem for residents with- tion that you are interested. ment plan because, he contended, mouth County and the total is couple vocally opposed it. in the 10-acre project area. Let's agree to try to work this that there were insufficient facts growing every year.' Mayor Frank E. Gibson and thing out." Yqiiffi* Freed Mayor Gibson said he expects available. He wanted to know Mr. Berg; semi-retired from a Councilman Alfred E. Sanders Mrs. Samuel S. Sagotsky of 31 the names of the redevelopers New York law practice, and a had asked the opponents last week Brinkerhoff Ave. said that Urban and the, names of the stores that member of the committee which Of Charge to present any alternatives for Home Looted Renewal would help bring in rat- would be in the enclosed mall. operates the Monmouth Medical council consideration. ables which were needed so BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (AP) MIDDLETOWN — The home Harry Sagotsky, an attorney Center's Alcoholism Treatment Mayor Gibson announced that home owners could maintain their here, who is a major opponent Center, heads a stalf of officers — Bowling Green authorities of William C. Cramer, 45 Fox FATHER NEPTUNE EMERGED from the Navesink River council had met with two re- homes. She encouraged the resi- to the redevelopment plan, pre- including: dropped a complaint against one Hill Rd., was entered nnd looted of five persons arrested Wednes- developers last week and both, dents to believe in the integrity sented the borough 'clerk with a Fred B. Finkcnstadt of Rum- on Saturday to christen new boats in the River Rats •Monday, police reported. day Yiight in a narcotics raid, but he said, expressed a great deal of its elected officials to reach three-page letter which was not son, an attorney, first vice presi- filed a charge against another. Sailing Club fleet, His trident punctured balloons filled of interest in the town. They Acting Police Chief Joseph M. the right decision. read. .Mr. Sagotsky did not at- dent; James R. Dean of Little with river water held by youngest members of each wanted a month to reach a McCarthy stated last night he is "Putting on all the make-up in tend the meeting. Silver, an insurance executive; The charge of possession of awaiting compilation of a list of owner's family; Here, assisted by Bill Drucklieb, he firm conclusion of their findings, the world;" she eaid in analogy Mayor Gibson explained that second vice president; Pember- narcotics filed against William he continued, and he suggested the items taken as the owner of a code enforcement program, t was a practice, with whioh ton H. Lincoln of Rumson, an in- J. Seaton Jr., 20, of Rumson PI., names the "Bobcat," Blue Jay belonging to the Paul that any decision be' delayed un- only recently returned home. "isn't going to make a 60-year- Mr. Sagotsky was familiar, not surance broker, secretary; Mrs. .ittle Silver, N. J., a Bowling Druckliob family, I Blossom Rd., Rumson. The ceremony :ii they submit their reports. A report by the investigating old woman more attractive." to read letters received after 12 Joseph F. Lord of Little Silver, irccn State University student, officers, William J. Hallidny, was ordered dropped in Munici- took place at the annual graduation ceremonies and Councilman Sanders said that Through his attorney, Burton p.m. on the day of the council assistant secretary; Joseph F. 25 per cent of the voters in the James Kerrigan and Allen Ford, L. Fundler of Asbury Park, Abe meeting. It would be read at Lord of Little Silver, a banking pal Court. picnic held, by River Rats at the Baffin Rd. launch area. non-binding referendum June 19 said only the bedroom appeared Ehlin, owner of Wood's Pharm- the next meeting, he said. The executive, treasurer, and Samuel The same charge was filed yes- It marked the end of spring sailing classes for 161 chil- aid that there;was Insufficient to have been disturbed. acy, charged that the redevelop- etter, it was learned, repeated J. Rutberg of Rumson, a bond terday against 19-year-old dren pleting a day-night twin bill Baltimore 4-0 on Tommy John's the weekend and into ;he Frur:h. North Beach In Sea Bright Carty, the Atlanta Braves yes terday exploded Chicago's bid [he first time in 20 career de-jsweep that extended the Twins' two-hitter and Detroit's Earl'-Wil teemed to be the center of the acron, and while most of the for a July 4 erip on the Nationarcis^ons- holding off the Gia ::5iwinning string to seven games, son also yielded only two hits •tripers ran 15-17 inches and had to be thrown back, there ; PGA Has Problems !8-7 with the help of Hal Reniff's |as the Tigere thumped Cleveland League lead by sweeping a day j Three doubles by Cesar Tovar] were enough keepers to provide an interesting day in the surf. in the ninth.; light doubleheader from the Cubs clutch relief pitching iri me a.m... ]](^ ,he Twjns ( the demands of water anglers; conservationists, (livers, amateur end profes- Ywl^rday's Rplulta honoring 16 Y" members. Both Walling and Morrisy were members of boys' »wim the rebellious touring pros are approaching extortion. Washington 4-0, Kansas City 3*4 .'•' sional scientists and related marine naturalists. Minnesota 8-7, New; York 3-6 team which competed in the Northern Jersey YMCA League. "They are demanding thfe unconditional surrender of the Detroit 6, Cleveland 1 The main purpose of the society is to gather and exchange Chicago 4, Baltimore 0 executive committee which is elected to govern their as- information about the sea and its life forms. The main function California 4, Boston 3 sociation. The PGA has backed up to the edge of the cliff. ol i'ac society is to aid in. the conservation of the sea's re- W L CB Bhlcajo :..;..:...44 30 rci.1593. There is no room for another backward step," declared Elbin. sources. The shallows of the sea are the fruitful areas with Minnesota 42 34 .8H8 3 Elbin's blast could .have been heard around the world. In Detroit 41 34 .647 3^ which- the society is principally concerned. Members of the., Boston 40 35 .ft33 4V4 regards to ihe players he said, "If the leaders ofthe rebellious society engage in such programs as tagging and releasing Clifornia. 40 40 .500 7 NL Fills Star Cast tournament players are genuinely concerned about preserving lpveUM •....' ... 38 39 .494 fish. Sharks are tagged off shore, while stripers, fluke and Baltimore 3R 4rt .474 9 CINCINNATf (AP) - If theiup and the pitchers, of his All-Star team' record. He the PGA championship and their own i PGA status, and even New York :...3l 42 .447 11 even salmon are tagged in shore. Tags are prbvided to mem- Kansas City 3} 44 .44.1 11VI need, arises, manager Walter Al- Helms can play second, third had been picked for the start- the very PGA itself, they will abandon this 'reckless course bers at their cost. Members also receive regular publications WaahlnEton -33 4ri .423 13 ing line-up ever since 1957 until Tnnltht'A (lamea ston of the Los Angeles Dodg- or shortstop. Perez can play third and accept a mature, responsibility to the game and to their such as "Aquatic Reporter" and "Underwater Naturalist." A rietmlt (PmJrfS !-0) at Cleveland ers, can do some juggling with (or first and Rose can play third this year. professional organization. They wili put the gun away befo-p 1 (O'Dnnogllue 4-1) special publication for members is about to be released en- Washington iMoora 3-7) at Kansai his National League line-up or second as well as in the out- Banks is second in' seniorit somebody gets hurl." Brother, there arc strong words for titled: "Fish and Man" (conflict in the Atlantic estuaries). Cltv ff>nbaon *-••!» every strong boy to absorb. New York (Perkins 0-0) at Minnesota the aryiual major league All-Star field. with 12 games, ind finished I hope this has answered your letter, Bob, and thanks for IKul (!-8» game at.sAnaheim July 11. Selection of Mays, fourth in third in the balloting by players The way heat is being applied from both sides, it seems a most interesting and provocative letter at that. I hope many BfllLimorB (Adamann D-0") at Ohlcaco to be as hot as the Cuba-United States situation a few years (Horlirn 101) ' "- Alston yesterday TOm«f'"ffifre the balloting for the three start- to starter Orlando Cepeda of St. more salt water anglers feel the same as ypu-dos "-Boston ILocborj 10-3) at Caittornla n back. And from the "war of words" from both sides, a LBJ- (Brunei 5-11) players to go with the starting ' S outfield positions, means the Louis and Felipe Alou of Atlanta i vote of the Giant star will keep at last part Alou was bypassed. " . type summit meeting just might be required. When you really line-up, selected by a think of it, LBJ has been running into many problems trying Holiday Sailing \ players and, the pitchers he pn to accomplish what he hoped for at his sessions. viously named, Pro golf has come a long, long way in the past half dozen . The nine are; years, and it is degrading to the sport when such difficulties ""Catchers v Tom Waller, of Sa Best Ball-Play •rise.pn the other hand, the golfers haVe their right to Scream, Francisco and Tim McCarver for what they think is right on their side. Players do it in Mercer Cup at Rumson St. Louis; infielders Ernie Banl all other sports and seem to make progress.' This is just an? of Chicago and Tommy Helm: other pro sport speaking out for its rights. This is the .way RUMSON — Independence Day and Tony Perez of Cincinnati At Bamm Hollow Lobdell, Ed Stewart, Don Summa ing and Yacht Club on the of American life. They^re doing it day "in and day out. So at *e. Rumson Country. Club yes- and-outfielders Willie Mays and Joe tod (did not finish). Shrewsbury River yesterday. MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP -* Club. Mr. and Mrs. James Ga- we can't blame the pro golfers. » terday was highlighted by tffe an- San Francisco, P.ete Rose of Cir BLUE JAYS - Elaine McDon- Drewheaded a quartet of Blue Best ball of four playert, full vin finished in second place af- nual Cathorine Mercer Cup races, cinnati and Rusty Staub' an nell, Carol Russoll, Louis Klein-, Jay sailors in the Men's Mallory handicap, was the golf action at ter a match of cards with Dr. Promise your child a pet? Find which produced winners in each hans, Brogan Duffy, Steve Bun- Jimmy Wynn of Houston. Club cflmpetifen. He .dBfeated Bamm Hollow Country Club yes- Joe Rudnick and Mrs. Robert he one you want In today's of four classes on the Shrewsbury nell, JimDavis, Babo Chamber- Soccer Stars Robbie Robinson, George Whittle In making the selections, A terday. White. Both teams scored 66. :ias3ified Ads. River. First places were recorded lain, Mrs. Harold Scott, Ingnid and Ed Ryan who finlshe4 in that ston passed up some second pla- Winning foursome included HASKELL TOURNEY by Bill;.But-field, Turnabouts; Bill Johnson and Seeley Newell. order in the. point standings. choices in the player ballotin Buff, Finns; Manton'Mptcalf, Ar- Tony Savage,' Nick Rulsi, Andy RUMSON — Mr., and Mrs. Au- Come to Fair SHREWSBURY SAILING ' Ingram edged Dave Kingston but in picking the trio of Cir rows, and Elaine McDonnell, Crimes and Doug McCrum with gustine R. Mar'usl were the ne NEW*MONMOUTH - Soccer ALLPRO OCEANPORT — Jerry Drew in tiie O'Dea eliminations. Wil- cinnati players he will have thn Blue Jays. a net 60. winners Sunday In the Amory fans in Monmouth County will and Talbott Ingram came out on liam Bock was tlhdrd, followed who can play several position: Cruising into second place were L. Haskell Tournament, founded The order of finish in <;aoh top in the elimination races con- by John Rutihrauff and Hank Mil- The Reds had been passed iip have a big opportunity on Thurs- TRANSMISSIONS Ed Serrentlno, John Gilleece, by the late Mr. Haskell, at. the event: ducteeT'by' tihe airewsbury Sail- ^enberger. selections for the starting ,lim day to get a glimpse ol major SPECIALISTS Ross Wallace and Don Boyce Rumson Country Club. It., showing a net 62 card. "hooters" of the sport. Ad|uited • Rnealwf TURNABOUTS-Butficld, Hen- Repaired • Ovtriiaibd In the (onge'st drive contest on Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. S. . ry Mppcer, Starr Windmill, Chris r A contingent of stars from the the fifth hole, Roy LohmilleV was Bryan won the team low gross Tompkins, Allison Barrett, Croft New York Generals will be at the winner with a poke of" 250 portion of the tourney. Register, Marc deLaperousej Wells Back at Beach Club the St. Mary's fair tomorrow at yards. On the 10th hole it was Joseph C. Hoagland Jr. won • Porter Holland, and Mike Way 1 MONMOUTH — Frank Wells, Mary Lou Krotowicz , who has Beaoh Club during the summe: Tony Trucello, 267 yards. yesterday's Independence Day 8 p.m. llfttlmt (did not finish). head gymnastic coach at the won numerous junior Olympic Like his dad, he has produc In the closest to the pin con- event, a Flag tournament. Hoag Players will give a demonstra- GuarantM FINNS — Bulf.'Bass Windmill,!United States Military Academy awards in our present swimming some outstanding talent of hi est, Dave Seursteln won on the land, playing with full handicap tion of skillful kicking talent FREE! « Bill Harvey. John Hanson, West Point, is starting his 22d competition. own. Kim Bell and "Andrea Whit third hole, stopping 4-8 from the plus par, until he ran out of ne«ded on the soccer field. Charles Slinglurf and Bill Hacb- swimming instructor, TOWING & DIAGNOSIS scasnn as His own son, Riok, his assistant law have won junior state cham flag. On the 11th, Al Squitero, was strokes, finished on the 20th fair- The-Generals play their home ler. and head coaoh at the MonmouUi at Monmouth Beach, also.has pionships in trampoline..afid.i 9-6- from- therstick. way. games at Yankee Stadium, and c ARROWS — Metcalf, Pete Beach Club here. Ing as a result of his fine guii » 264-9617 won outstanding honoi"s as a re- NAVESINK are in the brand new National " HAZLET Wells, a former national sult of dad's fine coaching. Rock, The mixed foursome tourna- Soccer League. Basketball Clinic gymnastic champion, is rated as in. high school, won the state The members of the Moi ment —* best ball of twdsome, More Sports 100 per cent handicap — was won one of the top gymnastic coaches championshipp p in diving as a moufc Beaoh Club'"feel very to mfimhpr nf. tflift WpctfielH Hitrh *• J by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Britt, To Begin Today in the country. Because of this member of. the Westfield pgh tuhate to have this"outstamiy See Page 18 RARl-T-AN—TQWNSHIP——The School swimming team. __ with 62 at Navesink Country Recreation Commission has an- colleagues, he was appointed to At Temple University, Riok was nounced the start of a basketball the United States Olympic Com a member of We gymnastic team during the summer months. / clirvc for boys in the township mittee on Gymnastics; and coach which won the Eastern Intercol- one member said; "Any club between the ages ot 8 and 15, of the United States tumbling and legiate Championships- in 1964, this area would feed proud starting today and running.. trampoline team which comcompetep d and has won national hon- "ors~on the long horse and~tram^ thrnugh'-A^Sr"l+~on—Tursda-yr aTTayfctteTTf; ; La., for" the world Wednesday and Thursday nights, poiine events in his final years ing college coaches teaching the: championship in 1966. Under his 1 fi lo 10 p.m., at the Raritan leadership the U.S. won top hon- of competition. children. But whon we ha Township High School gym. ors in both the men's and worn WJien asked whataccountcd for two, each specialists In their ov The program is-under the di- en's events. his high success, the young Wells field, the children ca,n't help bi rection- of Joseph .Pager-who will During his- summers at the said, "The tremendous back- learn." be assisted .by varintis college and Monmouth Beach Club, Wells has ground -I received from my fa- High .school basketball players produced ' many outstanding ther as a youngster can account Pack up-it's vacation time! from Rarnan Township, includ- swimmers and divers including for much' of .my success." Fishing Regatta ing Ron O'Neill, Jack Twyman, such standouts as Tom Ti*avls, • Since graduating college, Rick Go with an HFC Traveloan Tom Kilry, Ray Coleman and who later became captain of the has been teaching physical educa- BAY .HEAD»- The Anrius Don't put off your tion In. the Philadelphia- school Ciih MONTHLY PAYMENT FLANS Mickey Page. Dartmouth swimming team, and Jersey Championship Sailfish-Su Yau O.l vacation because system, and. is-assistant coach'lsh Open Regatta.w.ll be he 14 u 6 you're short of money. \ ptymlt tmmli twmh fiaymls of gymnastics at his own alma here at the Bay Mead Yacl (Set an HFG Trave- ZSA ZSA GABOR says - ^ Club on Saturday at 10 a.m. $100 $ 6.07 % 9.75$18.15 mater, Temple University. In his 200 13.93 19.50 36.31 loan, cover every coat, first year of . competition, the Boatmen interested In obtai 300' $16.77 20.90 29.25 54.46 then repay conven- jSAVEMONEYatAAMCO young Wells, led his team to an ing applications may contact r 400 ?,\ 94 27.47 .38.59 72.14 iently when you re- undefeated season. gatla director William Bate 500 26.77 .13.69 47.62 ffi.53 turn. See HFC! Rick handles the divers and Hubert Johnson, Inc., 571 We: [ WORLD S^GESTAUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Household's chrtrit is ?H9fc /"r tnottlk on hil* Ask about credit life rampolinistsi at the Monmouth Lake Avc. Bay Head. insurance on loans oncitttjSJOOojUxsandH of 1% per month an at group rates SPECIALISTS! that paU of the balance in excujofS300 to $500. COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE HOJID $^P^| ALL MAKES 24-HOUR OCEANPORT, N,J. higher Jbqj) OF CARS HOUSEHOLD FIHAMC 2 miles from Garden St. Parkway, Exit 105' Include: Removing, Dismantling* .. NOW thru Aug. 5 THUCBC outdoor and indoor dining terraces Coyototion Imocction and rtauvmbllnfl WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS EXCLUSIVE WITH A«MC0 cafeteria and dining area IATONTOWH LIFETIME GUARANTEE COLLEEN STAKES SEItYiCi on grandstand lower level, Rt. 35, Monmouth Shopping Center 1 ¥3 £. Newman Springs Rd. completely air-conditioned Wed., July 5 RED BANK Fran h Porter's Phone: Liberty 2-1340 842-2500 Grandstand $2 • Clubhouse" $4 LAMPLIGHTER H'CAP • Sat,, July 8 MIDDLETOWN 807 Railroad Ave. CiilLDRIK UNDtfl II NOTARMHUD ASBURV PARK .-•"" Tire Middletown Shopping Center SHREWSBURY AVE. 747*3404 774-6800 POST 2 PM" • Daily Dovble 1:50 PM 1107 Highway 35-OSborne 1-1400 Open Mon. thru Fri. — 8 to 6 p.m.; Sat. to 3 p.m. Atk about our Minlni houre 1 •7; Win Awards At Thome Promotion Senior Citizens Hosts to Troop 1™""*, I* s, ••••••••<••••••••••• MIDDLETOWN — The Leisure .ballet, and a, community sing. MIDDLETOWN — Michael, De- OI lomrajo and Deborah Kneaie re- Tim'nKasprKak, Jsnlcp Kfller, Cheryl Oary Vannlbolll, Hob ''prn anrl Anlty linealc riHH" nflPBWfT, ' Jrll J- I n" "-MI, *vu- _ » anist, modern dance, vocalist, 741-6900 today. ling the school term. SHADES The following students were llnv.cn fJall'i, Kr;ntk fiaron*1, Mn-hapl rrl yrgfrko anH Robert YoiinpY - 1 avhi, Uwrrnre ncbhiirrll, Gary Gtrllz, promejied: rimes Gorrlon,-Rlfharri nntiprmi, jnbn RntiP,1:* Adams. Ttioma* Albarh. Hab»rl ..nair. Kenneth Ite'lfipld, Frpriprlrk Halt. A!lpn. ' Mark Amlrozlak. Arthur An- Pan! Hjinnen, Richard Hiirtman, Pavi'f drews, r.usjcl! Ballpv, Rnhert Baran, Ma7.plwor»rJ. 'fhrima* Hepburn, pcnnls MARINE VIEW is I'h!llp F.atf-r, RlrhaM Battists, David Efa-11", \Vayn« P.pnnotl, A>1nla Allani, fiDiy K«vp|«Kky. Sl if! I Kuhrt, Elizabeth ArrW.-.Mi, Jnyre An-lrrw Plana Lakp, Th^r^aa J.akf, Vvonn" l,p- Comes through these pure while IJnda R'-ip.n, Ijru!-i Poll, Llnrf* Rlarik- '•roninr, MarRn MP(-., Tnlrlcln IJRSP- Kcr JfnnlnR* ! ' - FROM $5,000 4 - twrsh K^JITI^-I h ,.,. Johnnon, Joel Kai>iaft, Htrhard' your roller. Kraft. Jlohfr) Lay*>p, Jac«i'irii I^BIarxJ Arlnnn MfiJjknr.Tatrlrla Martin. Ka'fn' <~a*r, T!»irn,^'c!cinrni«, MfhaH r'oly.T, MfAlllslf-r. O;t!f Mrfllroy, Nanry Mc-i • 1.98 on new roller. Tllarla Hi mi'K'H 0/1:1. K;iOilr"'n '"ntifiy, Kwfn, Kathleen McKa/iycn, Patricia Mr-1 JlnoVHn" fonkjln, Nalhlrrn f Vint I, Li/a flrc-cvf-y. I)clir;t Mrdnniiarh, WVndyi Ys t h fi& y. K^ n , • SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION , _ i J. Kridel stays open every Wednesday and Kim MftzftT, Jr. Anni- Mlnnon,-Jmllth Mnnn, I MOIRE FINISH Oa-A-frmi, rynth- !>3iicv, Jf.y.-r M/Kirn, Unrta Mnrrpll, Oall Mow-; MIDDLETOWN I ATL HIGHLANDS I LINCROFT Davis, Dawn nrr , LlnHa i.ray.^narljarR Munck, Ell^nbelh O'Brien! Friday night, even in the summer. f Up to 36 Inches wide Donna I)iIJnmi?lr>, Ann^la. III F '671-2400 I 291-0100 I 842-4400 Karen Donn. Barbara Imn/.fHo, tlnia Engel ani P,ilrlcu Kvsm. .. charl-H I.fvonlhal, Jn)in Uparl, Wil- Oriwn with teollop and with fringe—to 72" wide. Timothy rr, !i, Thomas T liam I^irkwnort, rhllip Longo, Mictin"! nwP > „ Philip Jyiprput), Ronalrl LOHPV, I Samu»l roiir!a R^harff.' MsrRa-l 156 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, N. J. WEST Sykes Wins ... J«nl''.(* Rroit, Denlse Rhei?-1 PHONE 747-5623 features . . ,. Ji/inaM Mlnnulfs.i Taul Morrh. Mirhdf Monaco Jnfin! Scholarship Mn«T')l'-r, Dilllji Murwiy, Rohprl NHsnn ! r-tvi Nnr.nn, Daniel Patlerpon, Mar-' HOOVER and EUREKA CLEANERS 'ailwf II, Ronald Pcriman. Jeff my; SEALY FAIR HAVF.N - David Sykes Rlftiarrl Plnnkctl, PH«r -Pnlftif,' Shetland — Lewyt — Sweeper — Vae of 115 Harrison Ave. has been Ulnnnp Sinltli, Maurr-t-n Smith, Beverly: Waxers —Polishers — Hand Cleaners E32 BROAD ST. * 741 - 7500 • RED BANK named a Down Beat magazine } CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE lc>r, KHlhlccri '!>r[ilcv!rli: , Lorraine To-J SALES and SERVICE EST. 1869 scholarship winner. i, Donna T,nrlf'rwoorl, Carolyn Van-1 T-i sirit.—JJrnisf1 Monica Vernal, Marie| * zaiy Charge • Frown's Credit The local youth, u-ho will be a Voll, Kar«-n Wain, Mary Uiil«e WalKor,; "We Service What We Sell" Ann Ward ami PatrlcU Watt ] Open Man. and Fri. evening* 'til 9 junior at Rumson-Fairllaven Re- John Polllng^r, Jnlni Porbannky, ALL PARTS and SERVICE ON PREMISES gional High School (his year, has Wayne Price, Mlcha*1! Kagtisa, James, been awarded a $100 qrant for a fix week study at the Berklee School of Music, Boston, Mass. David, one of 30, winners'of such grants, was selected through auditioning by tape recordings, with final judging by Berklee faculty members. He is' a student at the Dave Brewer Drum Studio, Red Batik, and a member of the high school band. He also plays with "The Connoisseurs of Soul" and "The Reveil." You are looking at one of the Lehman Attends Reunion at Yale —NEW"THAVEN,-€onn.-^Eu- gene H, Lehman, president em- eritus of Monmouth College, West tong Branch, N. J., and most exciting telephone ideas Mrs. Lehman attended his 65th reunion at Yale University. With the visiting alunfni of his Class of 1902 first in the line of march, the Lehmans led the en tire processional in the annual Alumni Day Parade. , in 91 years the Lehmans also visited with President and Mrs. Klngman Brewster In (heir home, preced- ing the formal reception for the reunion classes. Attends Meetings FAIR HAVEN—-Mrs. "victor E. Dispensiere, Lake Ave., an instructor and technical consul- tant in electroencephalography, recently attended ' the annual meetings of the American Ele.c- troencephalographers Society at • the Claridge Hotel, Atlantic City. Mrs. Dispensiere is past socie- ty registrar and secretary and is technical consultant on program- ming for.Dr. Leon Fraser of the New Jersey State Board of Health.

•• • * UNIVERSITY OF BRIGEPORT BRIDEPGRT, Conn. — A total of Mi'studehts were graduated In the 49th commencement cer- emonies June 11 of the Univer- sity of Bridgeport. New Jersey shore area residents include! Su san E. Fessler, Bowie PI., Colts T^eck, associate "in science, Ju- nior College; Alexander M. Pe- ter, G04 FifOj, Ave., Asbury Park, bacnelor of arts, Arts and Sci-

ences; Donna Jean Dalton, 3213 „-,. Queens Rd., Belmar, bachelor of science, business administration; Nichele Anne Brouillette, Gregory Dr., Brick Township, as- sociate in arts, Junior College and Marian E. Gerstenfeld, 206 William St., Red Bank, bachelor of science, education.

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AMERICAN FLAG \ • & _ ($5.00 Value) * The new Trimlinewphone... d^ with push buttort^that come to you

YOURS FOR T This new phone is actually a whole collection can tuck your new Trimline phone in handy, • You can order your new Trimline phones in At Any First Merchants Office of new ideas — the payoff of years of research space-saving places — under a counter, or wall or table models. Just call your Telephone at Bell Laboratories, plus the manufacturing on the side of a kitchen cabinet. And the base Business Office. Open a savings account with know-how of Western Electric. is much smaller than a conventional wall There have been a lot of good • minimum of $50. — or odd Makes phoning easier, faster. phone — only 2Vt" x 8". ideas in telephoning since Alex- .50. to your present account Pick up the phone . ... and right in the palm ander Graham Bell brought the 5 But you probably won't want to hide It. id for $1. you will hovo.a of your hand are the lighted Touch-Tone push first one to life 91 years ago. We The sculptured Trimlino styling blends grace- hondsome flag (3'x5') -to fly buttons that make "dialing" twice as fast. think you'll like his latest grand- fully with any decor. It's the only telephone in child— the new Trimline phone. on our nationol holidays. ~~ And notice the recall button just below the the world ever to be selected for the perma- Touch-Tons buttons. To make another call, nent Design Collection in New York's Museum Also available with dial in new Deposits Insured" Up to just press it and you've got a dial tone without of Modern Art. The styling keeps the phone $15,000 By F D.I.C. compact design, reaching to hang up first. cleaner, too—the buttons hide from dust when The cord is eighteen inches longer, so you not In use. can move around more freely. Or really settle Each Trimline phone costs just a few pen- back and relax. nies a day. There's ho extra charge for color. New Jersey Bell New phone locations possible. And if you want Touch-Tone service, the pre- Part of die Nationwide Bell System Membet federal KeaertJi. Because the buttons are in the handset, you mium Touch-Tone charge covers^// phones Federol Oepolit IM on your line,, • Touch-Torn »«rvic« Is now ivillibi* In msit el this am,' Corporation don't need io see the base to call. So you INSTRUCTION July 5, 1967 AUTOS FOR SALE ALTOS FOB SALE MOTORCYCLES BUSINESS NOTICES HELPWANTEIMMALE HELP WASJT^D-MALE — Editifi*. rwwreb, public- THE DAILY REGISTER k':rmr wt/ajcr me — i*» ue EAAB - Iw — 100 cc TWIN ' T*yma& &alwEJwai uot J5M CHI f 1300 crlcliuj miles K«» Uut year, , pi«n. EditorUJ R*««e£. Bak SM-UOT. ill-text iU!8' Yo-jrs for onlr IKS. Call liter «. The PHIy E*tUt»rr- Se4 tot xcoa. Au- 6 &t2-3S<0, Mic for FranJc ANNOUNCEMENTS |Bt?DCKS DCBKE EHXHESTXD1SSS CHEVY II 8-p»i«r.i« '-JDIVEK AVAILABLE — All nl4«iwM« DIESEL TRUCK MECHANIC PAJtTIM TO TAJfB OVER PAY,; tomato — ?»J.11!J. • LB.a. Ttuanxa us TOT tat ! — 200'worlc done. Beasoufcle. CaU LOST AND FOUND . ^: PAT KEELEN'S AUTO SALES 7I73M*. _«rf« Claai 1 common carrier bas op*ni.n-C for a Hut elaas mechulo TO YOUR «UCCEM with proven ablUtr in rjBptlr_c dleael eDjrlne*. MOCTH MOTORgS AUTHORIZED, j. ...-•._ - .'• i_ | PAINTING — Brown, short hatred, female ."i—' ^7'FORr> 3.W5—Custom. Automatic, .xa^Jo, « 13.63 Mr hour Summer classei cow forming, NORTH- T 1963 MATCHLESS — 750CO IfUerior-exterior—Fret cstimatM • Liberal frlnci benertu ' - EAST BualneM 'Machins fehcet M Put German Kier*»rd. • Fl«i ™,.~ if ^'iheater, power steering. Net one cent 7«1«117 Broad St., Red Bank. T47-4MI. nts, noppr ears. Gre.rs toLL- T,"', »-n cash ecessary J700 • Perutton • „• « 1 p-- • Health and Accident Life insursBOB • 3 weekB vacation ajter on« year VI Jl AP \K 50 CON TPTIB E 0" OA MO 1365 HONDA — 590. Seldom used FREE CAREER TEST LOST - Whit i G"M co dl ew TOP EMPLOYMENT • 12 old holldavi II computer programming the firoht- last uied at -1—3 a e 4 lirtn for you. Talre tne free ECPI 7 12 HELP WANTED—FEMALE Appllcalionf can be filled out datlv and evenlnfB at: play In Febru ay Sat and n. p ;ALAXIE — Career Test. Cgll 642-25OJ or vlllt ECPI HO: A.ND HELMET — COST ^"rai g \i a I AAA Trucking Corp. at 211 Monrnoutn Park H»T-. W. Lonr CJ |CAB WASHERS: FULL TTME 0NL1 Bnr py" Green _?_> I— Girls. 19 lo 25, lor detaJHni cars; 1401 East Linden Ave. :Linden, N. J.i!^ Of_Nr» Mon ^Occ TJ-'I cleaning Inside windows and outside LOST — Ger R< ad "bike ' Best' drying. Nn experience necessary. Good IfM Computer Programming years | wages. Apply Country Sudser Car For any further information call: IP'.E 'IA'H VVIi'.IN'l at SBM Area. 74] _ ... [Wash. Hwy. 3.5, Middietown. PPX AND TYPING at BBM fOTOR SCOOTER — Mr. Faber 1609) 586-0700 IBM KEYPI:N<-H at SBM LOST ~CH1 WAITRESSES — Eveninss Must b! rOMP'IO.MKTKF*. at EBM tan 3* over 21. Expp.rlencF'i. Apply Pleasant OP'FICK AUTO.MATIOV at BZll let A* Valley Inn, Rt. 31, Holmdel. For inter- UACHINE3 ON PREMI3ES "Chic a e OOTER — view call 916-S626. HELP WANTED-MALE Vetpran's aak ftno'it G,I Elil nn. Spaie HELP WANTED-MALE «7. SECRETARIES — Executive, legal, SCHOOL 01" Bi:«INEBS MACHINES PUBLIC NOTICE . Junior. Experienced, gnorf skills. Shore JOBBING PLUMBER — Excfll'nt f>1l) Ranci Avf. • — Da: sacrifice.. ^^ ctnlral Jersey locatlonj. To HI Drivers-Salesmen v.orhi-.g conmtonB F.V. Verange, "11- Asr.ury Psrk _ W-1I8I) S f 7217. ~THEY'RE NICE~ _| EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL •]-.i!-: MONSTOCT1 H CONSERVATORY 1 ^r Mtltfr a'M I ? '1:r"c!t.'. YfU% ilol- You ] V Broad SI. P.pd Bank DR1VKP.-SALF-S MHUlli !l!i p/li ' "m- ihades and ni'.=5lon. Monrnoii'.h CoLir.ty area. VeUc!? •;p' /jffprs a *lx v,-"*1 k Biimrrfr i^sslon FOP.l F INTERESTED LEGAi7~iECRETAliY — Top salary BE YOUR i.'j'.lv S-AIICM I* - <:Rr»p PIANO many pattern? •PAP.TIEE F 0 Y uppU-cl. Experienced only. Roberta or St paid "to experienced secretary for Red ' all 'l«vtl«i. VOCAL [EN'TS 0: OF C « d l V O I showroom Bank office. 7«7-3730 for appointment. PKHSO.NNKL ! 11^: VI-J Ml PMK.*."i' 0 OP all 291-ulfj; WAITRESSES OVEK 21 177 Bma«1 al. Rui I.;mi T4i-:jo ;K.M1 TP.AIM'ii AM) -SJGHT BiN(?- PROWN'S spe — II OWN BOSS l! rnuiff for pUrifi Will train. .•===: PAT KEELEN'S AUTO SALES P — CompetUlon • 812-ff.M.Y riANO CU.\RBROn\t MKTH- E — DESIRE IMTEP.E3T- SELL CARNIVAL BAR HELP WANTED -Male - Female m •t i'*"i iirn\rtrm'iratnr. labt. c _ , o< • fvh ;\(i-y. Tuitiin: *25 Two OLD CARS TOWED AWAY % pp ^ TO TAKE OVEP. PAY- r P.EPOSSES3ED CARS. PO D TF F n pay demonstrating three evenings a ICE CREAM FROM A EXPKP.IENCF;!) KKAI. KHTAJK air •i'jncl 'shi'ilo.v Call 7il-S?i J SHELtT. StiUU. JION P P EP. P. P I — 650 Inquire jweek. No delivery. 7*1-8750 or 229-3570 BAILSMAN' -- ?;xclient -jfT^rl-iJiliy a*, .to (OTORB THOP ZED ' E' n n B a. h I REVOLUTIONARY NEW WHITES HOT |4j" - " "" :EEAI;TICIAN"~WASTED"—"wlih~m'an. lntm'W' wjlfi Appkhrf.ok Ap^nty. ' '^ Bl( d -nan »HIF ( Si ' «5 HE TO FT — "I p.m. JaBer-operator license. H&zlel area. CaU Jiimrinx. Tn'"5'i*>1 ' «.m. clui DOOR IT w ea Uie n s « 5-W Ca 8L 1 < OPS W3RIZED z 1!W> . Si iport, B0CC. 1261-072^3. MOBILE ICE CREAM RKTinKD nr ncrnl reHre-i rouplF- fnrjl'ir f'ni: tr-pn.Tg * rWT( *.o itirt ef yo h me no 539 B Ins a n i. x HEALE1 1 63 — .» Ex e condition. ( part-timp E*rrtfn!nK arA llpht ((OUT'S- .lit i]/ ra!! U- Col. Hart 'RetJ. K WAITRESS — Apply Flack Point Inn, r svpntnc for apMntnient, ojllonaL „_.,,../.. "" i HSMEOWXERS - Tike over TO?- JIM. Tll-0541 •251-1S27, Y-Vl E. River Rd. Kumson. aflfr 5 p.m. TRUCK tic Bprvicpj, In ex<.h*tu-*> live r^ni frpp;M .' Must be over 21 yre. 812-2133. in a invely.V.fiW tu:nin\.".ter 6. • CHOOSE ONE OF OUR P.O. Box 111, West J.ong Brani.li. j S3 Brosd St. RM Eanii 7fl-7»o: poiswi cars that m;i!t _!>« f£]? <£r, 19KJ rl.YMOUTH SEDAN" - Good run MOBILE HOMES BEAUTICIAN — Full or part-time. MERCHANDISE m Apply House of Joy Beauty Salon, PESKPCLERK"- '"a-ir\\nt woman, j ng condition. SW. 264-55015. THREE NEW MONEY- di-shwasJiT afi'l jd'.cl.Ti IIP !i>. Ma !nt**-i n,ince ni»n. Fiiii or pirt-j'-rne. Apply' FOR r?ALE S T1T"THL'.S"DERBIP.D — Hardtop. 19«6. Ex-'24j.-.4 Five rooms. 14 baths Block ! y MAKING PLANS .. - .. ! i*OR THE PEKKKCT WEDDING 119S1 THUNDERBIP.D — . Specially cjUen[ Mr,jitiOn. Air conditioning. AH enclosure. Central air condlMnlnr. Ex- Erapher for private country club. Write TOO EARLY jtras. Call __ __^ Box 100, Mlddlelow — P"- noWN—BrijesmaH 'irrsses 4n*1 4[f\«e- 1. Worlt.as a company em- Hl*'iy. One in.cfssori'-i with iri'llvMiial psrjonal fer- to jet tip? Sleep later window fiiaflei 7?"cejt'ral"Ave.. Red B«lii."' 7«-3tfb: j IMS~BWCK SKYLARK ^""Excellent i960 NASHUA MOmLE~HOME — V>^aLEP.iT~TYPlSTS — Divenilfiiid open- nlly. riX*m an-i vif**, rail Virginia Klmball. Freehold. on your rollers for only 11.59, up '36' good condition. Atr-conditioned. Many lnKf. Experienced with giwd skills. To wide. H.M .with new rollers. CHRYSLER 300-E - Hardtop, 395 condition. Call^^ extras. Reasonable. 542-5674 or 727-23QL ployee; earn fop wages. . T.hitri. 6 4T.'-T773. tip Air conditioned. All power. Ex- n. and A"t- hlITIP -^KSK3" sTr"up"""nLE37~tlMei,-tha(fi; MUST~SELL~—1550 New Moon trailer, j . PROWN'S cellent condition- 229-55BB. 1966' CAMPM0B1LE VOLKSWAOESr 2. Lease a truck with no in- ' ""' " Jart-iine ir.arhirp^., iyp*»wrlteriyp, , offtc* IOXW. TWD bed moms, larRe living \a PERSONSEI. , at bntgain pricei. New t> Broad Bt- -Red BanK 711-750C 3001) — Clean, ^Lo«* mileage. , ^excellen, 9 t conditi. o 4 77 Broal S[. KM Bank 741-TAS belweenb" and pIn room. Excellent condition. Reasonable. ed,. AA I>KSK OUTLET. RU. S18O0 SALESPERSON WANTED— Full time, vestment; ba your own 741-1451 ! OLDSMOBILE~i»«l — 98 Holiday se- TRAVELO — 10x55. Many year round only. Apply F.W. Wno!- 7 M8n 1 ; AUTOMOTIVE ^ •—n Man Power brakes an* steering. OlOrlgl-hwl h«K22 TTRAVEI worth Co., 52 Broad St., Red Bank. boss. M^UwJn^P^^^wiS" >'i i ™KN'' CE1AI . Monmouth AUTOS FOR SALE after 2 p.m. iDlnptf--1. ll'i Mnnmoulh Bt-, Red B*»k. Po.l traction, tinted glass, new, Pirelli, lOMjutwJ^ 3. Own your own truck under PRODUCTION WORKERS 741-WIT _ ? ! $1 200 Why ray $20 1M9 OLtiSMOBrn; s» convertiblt. ut. Urea. 77.-8ZSO. - •_! I96Radi0 o AUSTI"and heaterN .HEALZ. GoodY" conditionSPRITE. Cal- l ;fnRr,YAr oneL Kr. 31- Faradlse Trailer riease apply Valet Dry Cleanen, 892 Km pawn. J2.7S0. Call 195« BUICK — Two-door hardtop. Good Alexander Ave., Fort Monmouth. our low investment liberal i CUSHIONS FOR REDWOOD M2-9S57. 747-0560. __ _ [Beach, High.anria. __ condition. Ide»l lor transporlatoln car. — Wantertthre8 financing plan. C8""CO7.P., $125. Call 741-69&5 after 7 p.m^ ^_ OhDSXQBiLE'l&f'storhTe. Full pow-1 week. Own transportation. K iwo-ri furnitu:« wiiti me* bright vinyl AUTOS FOR SALE fft63"P0NTIAC~L«M«n« convertible, 326' er Black with wnite Interior, Excel- WANTED AUTOMOTIVE encea. 787-9631 CLHtle Bilver ar Bucket seats. Burgundy with black top. lent. $2,200. &12-1274. EXPERT TRArNINS AND 0_^TOBA_YSIT jr Clean.'264-6150 after 5. 1Mi! CORVAIR MONZA — Convenlble JUNK CARS WANTED SHORE AUTO WRECKERS ID my Home, iiouri flexible, noma dayi, f° RE'D'BANK LUMBER"' 1 m m !w tires., $795.. CaU G6-J ev&i, lied Bank. M2-296L. Mother worlti. GUIDANCE 1961 CHEVROLET Irapala convertible.! A"V> *- - *' art- ani Wall R»d Bank,^ 741-&WQ Good condition. New tires. S<«0. CalljW"-j; ; HAHtPRESSJ^R - i Jf HEVKOLE BARMAID — Day work. Call for inter- WELL ESTABLISHED Full or parl-liine, Mr TYPEWP-ITKRR, ADDrNG maehla«i. 74 7-4132. JfSOO CHEVKOLET STATION' WAQ JUNK CARS PICKED UP view, 222-9505. Ask for All malies new or med. Omrint«»d. CHGVKOLKTS — DESrRE .. Bobbjr. PROTECTED TERRITORIES I>os» as }2'*. Scrpico's, 101 UtxunouU) ED PARTIES TO TAKB OVER I-AX- ldmM r, jj-^ ^^ ;„,„ Tv.-!nbrook Autn Wreckti.it — 5I2-2Z WANTED FOR BAND St. Next lo theater. 74T-O4W. MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS. 6RDOn ANY CAR FR DSN_A_~ASSiBT_NT — F_!~ti mi, Lead rhythm dnimmer CALL MR. SHELLY, 5*2-2414. MON- t FIAT — Model 110. LATF. 20'a OR EARLIT 3(d. THONE experienced preferred. Matawan area, EARN A GOOD YEAR'S Call 747-21 .St. I'SKD PIAN"OS -• From J2V Platqi MOUTH 1IOTORS AUTHORIZED Call Writ* Box O137, Ths Dally Register, 7*1-515) T41-19M AITER5 P.M. Red Bank. PAY IN SIX MONTHS ter. 462-473(1. By apnolntmer.t rmXACEEnAN DcViLLH „.„ _„... STATION WAGON - EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Green. Air conflltionei, etc. OriKlnal IMiwT*32S 32T CHEVROLET CHEVELLB Four wheel drive. Good condition. Kea- Call Mon or Women owner. Purchased new Cadillac. Price CONVERTIBLii"^' .*— E_, Kour-apeedi»^._™— «..r«'i , Finnflool sonable. Call $71-0838. 2M-5B18 or 28i-8!*2. : START IMMEDIATELY ' RENT _A TV 53500. 222-8198. hift. GET CA8H~FOlT^OUR~FOREIGN ~ RN WANTED — For a nursing horns APPLY MOJ*. - SAT..' 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. Part-fime Driver* Color or black and white. 3>A]r. «r«tlc I MERCEr>ER-250S. tnnr-door *'-<;in VOLKSWAGEN — Kadlo, tlrps, AMERICAN — ANP SPORTS CARS In Holmdel vicinity. Hours 8 to * OR WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURE or moDlh. Low r>lei. BATIRORa TV Power flteorlng. elpctrlc sunroof. I p ,i dutch new this year. CARNIVAL EAR ICE CREAM CORP. bra!; 3 an AT MONMOUTH MOTORS, INC., Hwy.Call 717-2017. I»ellv»r 31. ™»,,«, cv,,,mr V-^K n4 Prix necker AM-FM radio. Call, „[ insreclion. *555. Call ' 35> ^^ontown' 5C-ZIH. HWYV M, BOX K. EATttNTOWJf. (1O0 Yards East of Eatonttfwn Circle) r^rMTa an-1 single «I->^^. 136/ SfN'nEP, 7.\C, ZAG 566-5772 * weekdays. PIN-MONEY PLUS Moniiy'f'o Friday. Mil! b» avallanic CONSOLE MODEL ijlfiS Voiip — VSeligine, bad rear end. _J JUhnTcARS REMOVED free to 2 pm. M;;sl h« rrllah!" Only four month! old. Do«i crtrrtAfitf. Cl HEAI.EY SPRITE - Red Can you use HO extra ca*h per wrek $:• prr ho' Call H1-0O10, Zit. 32 lor Balance only |5T cr IT monthly. Ouir* 5600 "as Is." DAY OR NIGHT. 787-2071 for the family budget? It's yntire for RUG SALESMAN 5605 Call two hours & day effort. Set your own tppolnlrne CrMlt HEARSE — 1!M1 Packard, Rebuilt en- Engln houn. Call 291-1687, T8714JT or 566-1643, (tint Good conriltlon throughout- Ask- AUTO RENTALS BOOICKEEP1ER3 — Full Charge sort Full time • Permanent rL'BS SALE — Frflin ing S3rH). Call M2-312.. Asslatanta. Shore and Central Jersey SITUATIONS WANTED Fsmale!!!'"". " Go two mlle> w*ft of ^> SUNBEAM — OriBl TOM'S FORD Wcatlona. To $120. Experience essential, food working con JHacflraclc circle on 1TL 23,J tain nS ownet ow mnSage.•_rt,'A1 ilittoiu. Store herarilU; Appiy Personne EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL Ottlte, 5th noor. ol children In my homt. ' _.t Mil will accept any l RENT A CAR ro»d 31. Red Bf> nk 7*1 oirer. 532-1823 or 842-1456. _ TL 200 Hwy. 35 264-1600 Keyport ATTENTION CLUBS AUTOS FOR SALE pA\mi PR — 196* American, hardtop, IS CALLING"—In yoiirnelgh- STEINBACH CO. rOLLE. f CTHnder! -auWmaUc. Kadlo. crean. borhood through T.V. Be the Avon Asbury Park SVIshts HSM typing nr b>b>--alltln|, 91, Rpreallvp In your nelRhborhood and l.lttle Sllier-r.eil B»nk. 7(7-;f»sr- AND FlftEHOt'BES 74T-2948. BOAT$ AND ACCESSORIES turn tpare time into money. Call 741- COST AOCOU^TA^'TS, JK. Wll.1 HELP OUT WITH PRIVATBIl.ooo iOSpVOLKBWAGEN — Color bto 4343 or 462-3TT7 or wrUe J. BIrchall, I wot»d, folding chairs. $1 JERRY BARAHA and LOU LERNER Radio, whilewalls. Movlnj, must •ell T. O. Box 78$, Port Monmouthl PARTIER S - I>lnntr». «J«1 oUiir oo E PAID To J 9,000 culon*. 74J-8S81J8S81. Sj!5. Call M3-l«tt. , Windmill Class Sailboat EXPERIENCED AUTOMOTIVE AC> sold In dozen loti only. ClU, T47-JTBI ANNOUNCE: iovt MVRrtJRY — T-wo-door, S75. CanNo. 2972. Nino month! old. With tnller COUNTING CLERK — flalary based on Dfgree required. Tnp cbmpaniei that IN ORDER TO KEEP OUR PRICES LOW. WE ARE » se"n 6 lo 6 P m dally or Saturda ,nd (alls. Fully equipped. .ulpped.. ?»50. . C»ll xperlence. Please call 741-3130. cm offer you 4 good future. SITUATIONS WANTED - Male HOMEMADE r.OUt, ANT) (TOM am Star Clcariers, 132 Myrtle Ava. H9-24<7. Afterterr 66 p.m., 254-9131. Call alter S anti wMktndJ Long Branch. REGTST E RE D~K V RSE~~^~FO r~~oriJ EMPI/XYER3 PERSONNEL' KEEPING OURJVDS SMALL. WATCH FOR THE VENTILATE YOU MUST surgeon. CaU T7 Broad St. Red Bank 741-3V&5 stunt. Blowers, duct3, cowls, complete kit 5:; 1-4 24 2 ACCOUNTING MVBN'S — And a nice lot of C4 up to 4". Lake Charoplaln and Canadian •t- Patchitvnrfc QuiltJ. Carnival G!»ii TRUCKS FOR SALE H OU B EWTV E S~-O r "" coll eg fl~grrTrV~Earn MENVANTED ?eits emplfiytrifnt. . . local area. 1-- Pr«isp*i, colrtred &n4 cut fl*««. 1^'* K»od mon?y helping service club proj- 1 1355 CHEVROLET WRECKER - Witt, 13 .:. jnf h if-a-hr»c. EAST HOUSE AN- THE BOATMAN'S SHOP rct. Five-hour riay.. Five - day we»k. MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN TI ;E w M rl !L 15G5 Wreck .Mister, power operateo, Four weeks. In Eatontown office. Xlust 5 Hwy. Si .MliMlrtown DRIVER "ANn~J965~CHEVR6LET"STA*i QJ *: " >'-. liS, n^'' il' BAYSHORE New Jersey's Largest Marine Suppl; TION WAGON — For hire. Call 264-j'^j£ J ** _„ ">1-"" noun ?<. tour ton body with all extras Iticludlnl House. 24 Wharf Ave., Red Bank. have Rood manners and pipasuni gpcak- We neel full or part-time workers for "ffi.s, lour Wei electric brjk. lock, 7*1-57*0 l voice. 512-:095 or 671-2510. evenings. Must he at least ]8 years old. orJWW; I'THANPLER PlVS'6 — RrbulU, b«u- compleli usntlHB. Everythtas 11K8 r ~ | tiful. Must ttcriUtt, rnovlnf. Open Sundays and holidayi, WOMAN—Mature. Care~[nr threo~BrhooT tr, much mrir*. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH ADS Call 741-7153. 9 _m. to 1 p.m. age children, 12, 9, 6. Live In. Refer- CARPENTERS 1957 INTERNATIONAL — 13' tmri SITUATIONS WANTED - ences. Mnn.-Frl. call 284-7455, Bat.-Sun. Apply Inper^n. KlmwnM Park. Cherry FOR THE BEST VALUES IN on tailpate 11(1. S750. MS0 Internationa call 392-3306. Male - Female Metro-Mite, SM0. 1952 Chevrolet. 12 Columbia Sailing Yachts Troo l.a . n(f nr Rt X,. M!d1iotown._ • m'!'" M(Ml '"an tic seen "> t" B p.m On Display At KEYS NEW OR USED CARS dally or'Saturday a.m. Star Cieanen, THE YACHT BHOP, Aulhorlicd Drale TOHR — <^ommr«rclai KT\<\ banking 'MAINTENANCE MEN"(2I rn\ngn. Writ" to W'.J ilardnT, -105 llSi Ocean Ave., Spa Bright &42-191I ppricnc1. BurroiJKhs and NCR machlns PROWN'S U2 Myrtle Ave. I.nng Branch. • FiberRlasa YachU 21* lo .">O". ir-ut AVP.. Apr R. P.rd Hank. 741-7'Vi Factory Fmti Sals Pay Poy experience. To $50, RiirrotmriinKi at J'lea* lire Bay fJarrjr-n ill Price Down Monthly 8EIDEL1IANN SAILS — For Lightning. ApartmenU, Atlantic Ave., Long Branrh. VA"o\fr uprtjht lirtm. 130. VALIANTS $1895 $45.85 ani.o ' SUZUKI — At BUI Lanzaro'a Hoover r"rtTist^)lat!6n frr»m J4fl O'jat^a- O RA.T8EY REACHING SPINNAKER — NOON' HOUR EMPLOYMENT"— Caf- provldPd. Benpfit3. Start immpdlatT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES l»M and airvlted. CAhL, TAFCO. 711- PLYMOUTHS $2095 $50.54 AutnTsales, 334 Main Street, Mauwan. For Lightning. Used two years;'like eteria and playground supervisors. ?2.50 Ointact Grnp-al Manager, Apt. 3. lO'.a 5S6-J224 new. $50. Call after 5 p.m. 747-1332, per lio])rt one hour per day, five telephone calls. N day* per week. For application Ihf finnst Icx-iiiinnn in CHRYSLERS 52895 $69.84 1!166 TRIfMPH BONNBVII.LE MO > WAU. TO »AU. CARPBT WITH PAD- E TORCYCT.E 650 CC. fireen tank. Mac SAV-COTE 741-2188 or apply In person at tlie ence requirert. Over the road and EsiablishM consprlal fli( r4al. Many DI.ST, rxDETlNEATH — 13HS\ 3l!'' WAGONS $2395 $57.78 Irame. J950. Low mlleaee. Call 946-8371. flee of the Little Silver Board - gome local work. Siartlni; pay, tnrlurt- J und *x(". 74!-6KSJi anrltme aft*r A. THE LIQUID PLASTIC COATING Education, Markharn Place School, LH Ing. guaranteed overtime, 1154. Plus I" Ue Silver, Hew Jersey. LR8 money avallatilc. WrtO o^'nei ooon fop' 8O!i7^~Fiv«~cu~»(ii. in AUTOS FOR SALE Available At THE YACHT SHOP healthy Increaie every three months. per load. 46MWO or '65 FORD 118* Ocean Ave. Sea Bright 812-1S1 No layoffs. All benefits. 3M-5S02. , O. Bos 2(7. Opi-an Grove Exocller '66 FORD WAITRESSES —. Tart or full time. tirfrnent investment. 6 • Goloxle Hardtop Good working conditions. Fringe Counlry Squfre Sio. Wgn. 1959 COAST SKIFF — 2ff Mdar (mil. ONE HORSE TRAILER — All «tMl. '66 CHEVROLET •o5 RAMBLER . full'll y equippedid . JusJt refinlshedfilhd . CaCal fit*. Apply In person, Buttonuood or, Hwy. 34, Matawan. MEN 'SEEOUR"bPPORTUNlTTY" custom hunt, padded, unifreottal. Sad. Impala Suoer foort Slntlon Wagon II 7474375. Permanent, part-time, nichts. Apply dl« compartment. M6-1T03. WOMAN — For houuework. and UghLoew's Drivp-ln Theater i conccsiion Under Htli. n'antFd Mile '65 PLYMOUTH •i4 CHRYSLER TOYOTA" JOHNSON 3 h.p. motor MS. L'RKD nmsiTl'RE — Bonk b»ll. Fury Convertible Nsw Yorker 4 Dr. Hardtop CaU cooking. Two In family. TTiree dayi •Unrt, Hwy. 35, Hazlet, alter 6:30 p.m. CARNIVAL BAR W-3M3 per week or full time. Oolti Neck. cricket chair, upholstered chair, utility THE" NEW' Must have own transportation. 462-8301 EXPEKTENCED REFniOBRATION and "ICE CREAM CORP. trailer. Self)',, with two «)>a.rft vhMll. FULL FINANCING — EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 LOANS IV TONN YAN — Flbergiu bottom cooling technician with design ability. Call 7H-223!). ... —WE WILL PAY OFF OLD BALANCE 9kt boat. Steerlnc ^ind controls. flOO. D^YAiirXBSISTANT~RECE PTIONI8T Apply in person, Electro Impulse Lab SUB SHOP — RM Bank, near school. HOT ONE Call 7<7-5928. • —For Freehold office. Experience help- r&tory, 116 Chestnut SU, Red B&nh. Ready lo operate. Owner run bml""WAlTBOO- k SHELVING" $ ful hut not required. Write, with refe BATCHER AND/OP. DELfCATEBSEN nesi Interest out-of-atate. Available Im- Bca;it!tut moiioEftnf ihfhfti. 8", 10" S YEARS TO PAY — NO MONEY DOWN CONVERTIBLE — 1* with 75 h.pences. , to Box A-124, Th« Pally Regli mediately. Call &31*M70 or 741-9MJ. Johnion otrtDoard. nice farnltx boal ter, Red Bank. MAN — Full or part-llm?. Experi- or 12" deep. An attractive stud? will 1765 for HihtnK or skiing. Price Ihcludei ence necessary. Good pay. Call 7S7-15S9 hardware. ,Do an area 3x4 for $12.58. SAVE UP TO $500 new tori, two tanks and dockaga spac< COCKTAIL WAITRESS — Experienced' SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - Bring In your meaiuremrnti and lit- In Spa Bright Marina, boat U In water. High commfssions. For shore right Experienced. Part-time, llonraouth St us atiaw you tiftw to ihelve your Ai«t BAYSHORE ON EXECUTIVE CARS club at Keanaburg, Call In afternoon. economically and beautifully. ChevrOn. Call 711*9710. 1966 13' FIBERGLASS MFfi — With • . , SALES, TRAINEE CHICKEN DELIGHT RED BANK LUMBER RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS 10 h.p. Johnson. Just overhauled. S3Q0. 8WTTCHBOAHD RSCBPT1ONIST-PBJ Pearl and. Wall Red Bank ^41-8500 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH experience; Must type. Central Jersey FEE PAID. National Company. LEAD- AUTHORIZED DEALER Call £12-2675 ;. . f360/mo. ADMIRAL DUPLEX FREEZER—HI- • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 17' SAMPSON — 1851, 50 h.p. Mercury. ER In Its field, will train E.E. o FRiaxRATOR — Copptrtaie. Uk< 1st AVE. 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. Need* work on hull. Bert offer. Call efjulvalfnt n-tio hai 1-3 years engineer FRANCHISES -EMPLOtYERa PERSONNEL Ing experience. Good starting salary new ?«-(»3 alter 6 p.m. 741-9O54. 77 Broad fit. Red Bank • 741-35.1 291-9200 229-4790 RED BANK 741-5886 and training prog run. MODERN" BLOND — Nlne-plK* din- 1.W1 VBNTNOR — 2C Shelter «klff. SHtRT OPERATOU -r Good salary Ing room Ml. labir. aix chairs, 9' but- Sleeps two. Head, extras. In water. Full time, five d*y week. Apply ii EMPUXYERS PERSONNEL 1-t t^d hutch. KM. Call, M3-U1& Asking 12100. 567-6OSS, 5M-IS47. pemon or call Supreme Oleansrs, 21 AVAILABLE Westwood Ave., Long Branch. 222-4A35 10O GREEN STAMP BOOKS — For 23' COMMODORE — 1B63 catln cruls- ENGINEER-ASSISTANT ISO. Worth (im Call HeaJ Sleeps two. Icebox. Fish TWO HOSTE88—CASHIERS — Wanted « wells. 100 h.p. Inboiird-nutboard. Ownel Immediately. Apply in person, Mra wo Locations: overseas. Reasonable. 872-1733. Florek, Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank, SURFBOARD — Cuatora mule. V«rr Substantial experience In maintenanc tood conttltion fun lira. OaJI 7(1- 1952 MEItCURY — 85 h.p. Short Shalt. between" It a.m. and 3 p.m. and 5 t< of buildings and grounds, operation o Red Bank and Matawan 9 p.m. power plant, plumhlnf, heating, rerrlg 2211 Excellent condition, used two seasons. eratlon, air-conditioning, fire and s&fet* 6 gal. tank, controls. J395. 711-2005. RBOiaTERED NURSE — To work I regulaUons. Marine engineering back This is an opportunity to have 1 doctors office. Excellent pay Jind dy ground helpful, N. J. Red Beal\ operat your own ftuslneis in a franchise (More Classified Ada 10 PLYWOOD BOAT time hours. Write Box E-124, The location. Both locations have out- Excellent condition Ing Jicense required. Some aAvance; standing potential for the right On The Next Page) Call 741-5837 Dally Register. Red 3anh, List expert education equivalent to two yeftTs 0 ence and references. college preferred. Excellent benefits In men. - • V ROWBOAT — Woorlfn. NMds work. eluding three weeks annual vacation Best otter. Call 7«-39«7 SECRETARY TO MANAGER — Forl free hospitalization and life Insurance For rnrthcr information call: after 6 p.m. Monmouth arw, office. Lockheed Air- 8 paid holidays and liberal flick leave 671-16T7. A*k for Manager. INSTRUCTION craft Corp., Call 229-4422. policy, Location Somervllle area. Pleans W •»FSERGLABS~ipiuTB — Sallhoal A LEGAL SECRETARY -la who write complete resume Including salary S2S0' takes It. Call requirements to Box C-139, The Dally 222-8198 netri. Experience will give you « heai sLart, but It's not essential if youi RltiReii Bank. " U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS 10' BRISTOL RUNABOUT — Klber typing and shorthand are good, Cill M*n-women. hs- and over. Secure glassed. All new equipment, fcatlery, TU-3400. \ INSTRUCTION jobs. High Rtarlinc pay. Short hour!. BteerlnR, contrnlB. etc. 4Q h.p. Evln- LUBRICATION MAN Advancement. Preparatory training SALESWOMAN — Must be experifiiceil rude electric; Gator trailer. Best offer. Have Immediate opening fnr a firs! DANCING CLASSES. — Ballet, to-, as lone as required. Thousands of Call 812 3H2. Apply FASHION FAIR; 87 Broad S jnhs open Experience usually un- Red Bank. • I class man. MustMust- bbee intereateti In P and Ja?.zJ . Eighg t wrek e f steady, year-rounrrii ltponltlonl S. SeBe Ben red, beginninbii g MMonriay, July 3, at necessary. Free Information on jobs, HA VET YOU~SEEN~¥HE Bxciro -salaries, rpqulrementl. Approved-by NEW THUNDKRBIRn? FANTASTIf Rassaa at Rassag Pontlac, !.. Broat* t. Loo The Ortat School, Newman - "CORTtESPONDINO ' ~" St., Red Bank. 741-5180. prlhpR Ftd., Llncrort Margaret Crons, N. J. Bnartl A* Education. Phone JULY 'PRICE P.BI5UCTIOS. CAN YOl '41-6252. Lincoln Service. TODAY at B2-8754. AFFORD TO MISSS THIS 8ALE? SECRETARY HNOINEERTJR. H.E. — B(-me~vlbra VVa n WinklWikl e MMarini e tton and stress experience. From 5700. 35, Eatonlown Some hotpl management or aecretarla 115 Hwy. 542-23t experience. ^Must he good typist aniTEtt-MALE SON 50hp7JohVe ntenn. Enjoy all seasonal 11 portx while EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL trie ntart vith generator, $300. Call you work and meet fclg name pco]' T7 Broad St. Red Bank _ 741-3W Year-round pltia renort In Poconoa. i WHOLESALE ATJTOVPARTS DISTRTB- 22W197._ ary plus mom and board. UTOR—Wants outaldn salcBman to cal* SAILINr, DINGHY — U'.Aheklng"ari •d Kcrvicfi stations, car Rasmusjien Mahogany, brass fastened, EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL Opportunity for man who New dacron sail and boat cover. Rea- 77 Broad SI. Red-Bank 7*1-355! likes lo make money. Experience nee , '45 PONTIACS '65 CHEVROLETS sonable, call mz.;270. Write Rnx j-146, The Daily B.FT. HYDRO — With 10 lip. Mercury, Register, Red Bank. nn's, CQlQlinoi, Tempests, mpolas, Hardlops, rast and fun. Very good condition. SALESMAN ETO's, L'm'ns, Hdtp CllOC Belolrs, Blscavnw 671-5973 during the day. HELP WANTED-MALE BARTENDERS AS LOW AS Tart-time work BOAT FIRERr.LASS — 15". 35 h.p, SM-ISIS Mercury. Canvas top, plus txtrai. Call BALES, INSIDE i -11701 .""BENCH .MAN—Tart time, $60 to Trainpps with jitrnnK rhnnf persnna.lt: 5100 fi week, rtpppnriinc upon ability. JULY WILL BE THE MONTH TO '65 LINCOLNS AIR CONDITIONED 0 PRAM — OATH, anchor. Ftmntmn accepted, to contact inrluslrlal account; y*»ara minimum pxppnpnrp. Ca'll 78" Convcnlblps, Hord.ops, -lor.tric mr-tnr, two-sFPPf,. 12 volt ma- (or large manufacturer. Good ealar: eson. All Air Conditioned FORDS • CHEVROLETS rlnc liatlpry anrt recharger. AH lotand future, .; AS LOW AS PLYMOUTHS - BUICKS ASSISTANT"" TO'" CHURCH ^SEXTON— EMTI^iYERS PRRSONNKTJ Five (lays. 40-lmur UPPK. 7:30 a.m. to DECLARE YOUR INDEPENDENCE 7T_Broai1_8t. ___ RM Bank 741-F p.m. Salary open. Write Bnx P-12I, HOMEOWNERS tank. ic he Paily Regiatpr, JlrA Bank. '65 CADILLACS 8 2 0P59. Keeds minor repair. MAN — To learn now to makt5 pfz^a ARE YOU READY TO DECLARE YOUK INDEPENDENCE FKOM: S YEAR FINANCING CONVERTIBLES plM. Steady work. Good pay. Call 842 Conv'l, CoiiDB DeVlllr-s. Srdnn ;~RAlSKn DKHK SKIFF — 100 2133 after 6 p.m. "COLLEGE STUDENT DeVilln, Air Cond. DEBTS CONSOLIDATED TO RONTIACS • BUICKS ray mnrinp, Sleeps two. In water, ONE MONTHLY PAYMENT SHIFT WORKERS Lack of financial security AS LOW AS CHEVROLETS - FORDS ill S-lMlHTEt. PART-TIME HELP — Rf(tr«v1~g7ntin- J man for BmHll prorery Rtnrp. Write nrJc part nr full tlm-'. Kurh $10 for RDX E-11B, The Dally ReKlater, R«i I tl h Cii Cll Lack of not getting ahead in life BUSINESS NOTICES Bunk. AIH'O MECHANIC — Kxp^rlrnccd only. Lack of a future SALES CAREER Apply In pprson, Service Dopt,, .Mot M & K BASEMENT We have an outstanding opportunft' Rllnli S^lrs, Mnplc Avp., Rri Ba n mature, highly motlvatPd per week WATER PROOFING CO.. TAB OPERATOR - BackErnunii in Earning a 5 figure income 63 CHEVY ' . 57.20 n.u rcfi. osi. oa:>, 407 ind Bnme wiring 45 CHEVY eri In cither salrs or admlnlstra tnowlodfte, To J4"'n. A lifetime connection Supsr Sport Conv. Super Sporl Impalo Coupo ton. Excellent -. starling salary pin '45 MUSTANG 43 MERCURY _ iARPKNTKU WORK bONB-Aliiml- iommfsalons. Unllmlled • earning! pn EMPIX>YERS PERSONNEL A complete 2 weeks expense paid training program Coups Nine Ptiiscnger Colony Park »m Biding, No job too small. Call cntial. OutstanrflnE fringe bpnoflLi. Cal! ''U'FALCON S6 0 O-7587. Eves: 7*7-3510 for ftppolntmcnt. - Brnarl St. Rpd Bunk _741-3S55 %i OLDSMODILE B7-7136, iinyilme. Sprint, 4-speed conv. V-8 ^n PTiial opportunity employer M/F. Oljlk T I"—* 4U All /I Li/i VI Jj I ^ J\ tDkj luin.l I — j Derive 60% or better of your income calling on astablished CuMais Conv., oir-cond. F-B5 '43 PONTIAC .. ..JS.30 LKAN CKLLA'RS, TARDSTGARAGEB Opportunity for capable man to func- '« PONTIAC .. i?.10 — Have truck. Light haulinff. Call after TrioE^SALESMAN '— FiiilTtlme and 'ln sa asslatiint project service miina- business accounts Grnnd Prix p.m. 741-2UD. xtras. For hlRh-grade family ah •r for world'rfnnwnr'i bulldor. to as- G.T.O. Convertible '63 RAMBLER _.. $1.20 'op nalary. -Call M2-1O68. »*t sprvfcp juanngi?r In supprvtrilon of Pension program, hospitalization plan, fringt benefits 'M CHEVY ' H.40 '770' Hnrrttop 1AHKHOK RIILrJDOZrNO~^~]Clowlp, rvice mm anr! service lnspp'ctors, re- >!fiwlrtB, pumplnt. lntf>rals All septic 'XRPBNf ER WANTED ~"*^~ Exp fmpalo Stodon Woaon '62 FORD $4.05 nerd In remodeling work, Call aftor PW and rn-orflinfitP rantrartor's hnlld-, Recognition ii FORD !M0 Convertible, All Power ink work. PEN BRYAN, fi"l-|)SW. rn, prepare, work performnnve rpport j Nine Pniicnger Stallon Waqon '67 nUICK . 13,P0 -OCAT. nnri LnNGDIFTANrn MOVING r nervier crrw. (inorl salary, llbpral | Little Travel Special, Vfl, 3-dr. HtJfp,, all pwr Estimates Rivon, rfasnnnhlG. THERSMAN —- To operate 'ncfits, pxrpUrnt wnrklnj; rrmdlllona.! >" CHEVY $r.:o c nnrt Llttl". Giant. Stfedy •ni wnrk outline in E. Flnhklnd, P.O.] •_ BUICK . S3.?0 741-Ofi'JR, 741.7M1. r Working from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. calling on business people. ConverMble LcSchre Conv., alt power. mploympnt. Many benefits, Cornmer- ix 30 >, Enpllshtnwn. n772G. ' AIU CONDITIONEinn 1 Presa, in Mechanic St., Red Bank, lnslallcrl anil Rnrvlcptl Cll I'BfCDO^ KXPERIENCEp~~PUNf:H PRESS t OP- •illy. Plflh washers. Apply tn person.! PROCLAIM VOCR DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE BY CAUiNQ: RATOR — Look!he Tor alftitly work .IARTINI'8 DINBn, Hwy. 36, Keans-' SERVICE : vHh overt Imp. Apply in pereou, Estey MB. BUDKOFSKY JNMWrH COUNTYt rletal Products, l CatherinB St., Hed 0VEZ40YEAZS! Call after 6, 741-rHMl. k. _i - QXPBRIENCED E1/T5CTRONIO \VIRE~- . 229-norwi •' t .. .ir,HT~HAULINO — frMtiilVlTorwrt :LERK -— Part-tlrtP. for llqunr atorft .IAN,— Apply In pp.rson, Electro Im-1 arlrrs nnrl cutters, trees cut down, Bank area. Some evenings and mlae Laboratory, Inc., 116 Chestnut Wednesday, July 5, 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. .,-«• nl.io other small Jobs considered. Call aturday. Rfply to Box C-138, The Rpd Bunk. 717.|l«.'i or 7«-«65. lally Rpclfltpr, RM Bank. IjtTriMBCLEAN — For TliUrsday, July 6, .10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. ; •d car Int. Must h p; -pave; LATVN S~AND~SHpS"BS~^rPutIn'ttlipe. K^DRIVER — Age-~23~ lo ~Zi, J. driver's license anad veerr 181 J8 Friday, July 7, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Call Eorden'fl Flowers.' Boa J-144, Tni Dally Eeglaler, 'para of age. CalClll PetP e HHummer, .74141- 741-6SW. 200 i \ ; ._ • A ' ' FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WANTED . July 5, 1967-17 APARTMENTS APABTMEWTS THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Ktcnw HOUSES FOR SALE KEYPOM LZSTZKQS NEE DID! W* ttiv« cU«ntJ LEGAL ITEMS Y6U NO LONGER ' BEACH AGENCY « *n*l«ii to gttU* in Ojlj tlelnltj- P1M.» e»Il oi it jmi tTOfrrtf U tor r»nt or fUc, BROOK AGENCY, Brnk Bull-Hnj, nmcte TO »rm>KHS NEED OR USE WILL ... GREEEN GGROVE GARQENS Ailtatir mtaXtni; 2M-1TI-7. led blflf wlH be received &y tfe* REPOSSESSIONS ' aon Eo«rd of Education, yorreit- da!# School, Forrest Ave,, RijmMn, yn- Once In & lifetime opportunity. Five- LEGAL NOpTICE Ul A P.M., 12 July 1951. for' eatutruc- SELL FOUR ROOMS-$l 15 year-old Caps , Cftd completely re- tlon of certain sewer faciHtl«8. com-j (ONE BEDROOM) decorated anrt ready for you. W)xl35» ADVERTISEMENT prising Pump A Pit, Septic Tank and One-car garage. Priced at $13,450. ?115 I, Kl> A I' .NOTICE Disposal Beds and miscellaneous work. • Five Roomi (Two Bedrooms I $140 monthly. On!? »400 down. Veta no Drawings, Specifications. Contract money down. Public notice in hareby (riven that Document* may be obtained from office •FAST- thp Board "of Education or the .Town- of the Engineer. MARTIN ASSOC3, 80 * Efficiency |2'/2 Rooms) $ 95 .ihlp nf Holmriel, New Jprspy, will Bank will repair and rertpenrsti this Board nf Briucation Heart- Broad St., Reri Bank, N, J. alter 9 A.M. WITH A-pUICK ACTION three•henwCim rant:h. Living rof>m, din meet In tl Hlri! June 1!)67 upon didepnatt t of FFivi e DolDl- _,„_ . SWIM CLUB FOR TENANTS Ing rnom, kllchi»n Rs!.^hijnrrt lint wat?r quarter in Hillcrest Rnart. in Holmri*l, •$5.00i which d<*po.iit will bi LOW-COST heat. Garage. Wnljt to bus, ar.hnnl and j atl «8 oo'rloc' k P.M. on J!) July 1W57 and _•••*t . , __. A . J FKEE HEAT, COOKINO GAS, HOTWATER AND AIK COKDITIOOTNO storffl. Only *1I,Aon. FHA «,w down already apprnvedt ?10» monthly. n and thrre will open nealed Pro- funrtM upon return or tha Hrawingfl and DAILY REGISTER T.V. and phone outielB, \2 cu. rt. relrtseraton, pirktng and wilk-ln «tora*« AKfratfoi AddlUon.i tn Hnli Bid >mpanier1 by fadlltlia. Boacloui roornt. Urea cloietj. Walk lo ihoDDlng plaza, buiei and po.sals recflvpri tip to 8 n'clrw.the k TownP.M- conlrart«ptabl jincumpnte forsm In ifgoo bidd cnnmtlonguarante. lnz\ft: Foilr-hPrtroom split OTIP blnrk dpi Element; an ar tr.noni. hip nT Un\ N'. J. cotialBtinff of amnnntinK to at least five fti) per cent DIRECTIONS: Gardm ilat* Exit 11T lo 38, east on 35 to' Airport Shopplni tn flf.hriol, hU3 at enrner. $21,O0<>. Easy the [ollnwing Project: of tlic amount or thfl hid. Certified FAMILY AD Pliza. turn left. th»n two bbcka to model apirtmeoL From 35, (J. M. KHA tfirms. "A" "Village School checks shall bp made payable to Rum- Kllldi) to Hailel A%e.. turn left on Middle Rd.. «tr»Hftt aheal . "R" Indian Hill Sclmnl, sun Board of Education. 3 LINES - 5 DAYS himeJ will' noil fa.ii, nn hurry. Jill In arrnrrtancp with drawings and BM.i will be' opened an^ read at Phone 264-1846 sp^rlficatlon!. prcparetl by Eppl« A SPa-R P.M. I'nral ttm»i on 12 July 1967, FOR $ man, Arrhltpnt?(, 901 Broad Street, New- at ForreRtrfnlft Sch-wil, Porreit Ave., BEACH AGENCY ark. Now .Irrsfv. niimnnn, N". J. JUST 2.00 BROKER Hppar^tp Proposal* will be received By orrtor r>f Rum.tnn BnarH of Education, Available for MerctiondUe For Sale onl' FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Wl Hiehwav 3 Mlddieinwn, N J for the fntlowinB branrhps of the work; DAVID C. JOSKS, See. Item No, 1 — Oneral Construction July 5 T. 13 Article must originate from a houiehoL, Open 7 days R(2-2T»2^ or f,Tl-272fTl27277 . Work and all work ond may not excwd' a iote price oi urmnnr PIANO — Formerly t pity- APARTMENTS BvenBn : Chr ncfletto 7S7-p.*pftt VOTirK TO Cf»>TItArTOBS 155.OO ptr ortlclt. 150. Call Al! payments ar« ,a,p;>rox'.niatp anrt sub- kindred tlierctn. Notice is herphy Riven that eettM KBANBBURO — Two-bedroom apart- ect tn VA FHA approval. Iterrv No, 2 — Structural S'.eel and bids will bp recplvi»fi hy the Mayor and Price MUST be oOveiilsed. Each add)dd* :nt Auto heat. Security required, In' Mlsr ellanpou.i Iron Council of thp Bgroiiffh of New Shrews- tional Nrn Sl.00. No copy changes may Wr.rk and all work bury for maintenance anrl repair ma- be made and no discounts or rtlundi NEW FURNITURE CLOSEOUTS l U HancocHk k StS . TOWNHOUSE kindred'therein. terial* In -the Bnrnngh nt N'ow Shr««'s- 1 will be mad* If ad Is canceled btfgri OPEN TO S Item No. 3 — }lcatln_r and Pliimblnj. hury In the County of NTnnmouth with expiration. SEA BRIGHT Brick with aUl« n.of, Wnrk and all work an (\itiniatprt amount of 1-1,247 sq, yds O LOVELY COLONIAL AttMB nlal. Has trial {^ntury-'i • kindred thereto. of Roadway Pr*Miarallnn; IT. Tons' if To Plac* Your Daily Register cedar :j plpc patio set, 1U01 0. K. P.A. ; 20S tnns ( '.uhlr brri 'ill!nn*>(l. Dishwashers, rilK^salJt, comb !] larn". Twn fireplace $ u'J, J'i V) ragc. Must nell to settlp Rids nliali he fuihmlttfd ••" ~ ' n Stone. F.n.A. " " " 'in rlothK wanhfrs and dryfru, 1 «ta the Li tables, o • swimming t>ool, heach, board "F'nrm hf Rid" forma furnlalied by the anrl 741-6900 Architect. re.iri In purttlc at Ihe parking. r All Pl^ctrl'-Ky Inrlu !1 :>r, Tlnlon Ave., N»w Evmnqi «d V/eelcendi 741-1110 »fma C find iain of $i5.> *52i:», Bupcrtntendent' MARIE A. HOFSESS Each Bid shall t.p pnrlnsori In a sep- ihrrwKhiiry, NVw .ler.Hpy on July 20, 1 apartment 78 or iplpptione Realtor 251-4827 arate a?alcfi r>nvp)or»p niarknd nn HIPWT! At R:no p.m. D.S.T. TS- FALL. . - \W K'.vlvH wins; liliHi'n k Colo- "Mr. Mosby! Your sprinkler's getting us wetl" Hlllcr«»l Rrl.. Ilnlmdi'l outside "Prrtpnsal for Alterations and Rpei-jfir-itlnns anH Prnponal forms man hair Tap qua lily. Buy n!al ro< -Ilf only J to 741-0150 tipr Multiple UstlnK P'Tvlt->> Additions tn JlnlmHrl nirtiiPntaryj H-e nn filA a! the office of th* Brirnufh f-nrn impnrlcr and saw WipiM IS1 IKsdwond and bench Srhnnl« In the Township o( Hnlmdel,! Cnclrppr, Henry V. LabrPrqn*. 17 Lin- Wiiw *)?-__Kftii» *w. Call &^-?,4 «°l. 2 ;ili . , _ APARTMENT BUILDIN'fl — Thrt I |TT| C CM VPR |Npw J^r.ipy." The branch of wnrk for Ion Plane. Reri Bank anH at. the effire fra mr J four ronmn, $7S and |JW) TTnfurnl«h»d HOUSES FOR SALE 1 n. hanement, patio. An exceHalsn appcur on thla envelope. j ihtalned upon proper nottfiratlon and NO MONKY DOWN. KRKK LAMPS. j_78 biirg 671-5232. ient buy at $24,900. layment or tlie ro.it of preparation o( INHTA-VT CREDIT TALL MR. DON, Each Bid shall be accompanied by a. AT GROSSMAN, 373-6I) FURN1TUHK — Anttguen, china THE BERG AGENCY REALTORS J •ertiflcd check Irj the amnnnt nt ten, and 3 chairs $ 3',beach, 229-1553. If the contract is awarded' to the Bid- ter. cent C1O*«> nf the bid mari> pay- gl&siware, art objects anw Shrewsbury ' thing Ruscll'* 23 East Front St., 741- (35 re with tlie Board, Amount of auch md n hnndln_[ certificate as required '170 r inir- »p;irtment. Quiet location near shop- REALTORS check shall tie be 5^ ol the Base Bid >y Spec-iflcatfons. 1893, jjitiK churclie.i and gtailon. • H( amount. and water and heat Included. Adults only HOLMDEL . Ilie Mayor and Counpl! r«serv« tht flAXB — 1'8EI> nt t:i Thrpe bedrooms, IV. hathn. Large Each Rid ahaiI be ac^ftmpBmM hy n right tn reject sny and/or all bids, No pctfl. fle<* B-jpt.. Apt. 10, 60 Locu»1 $14,500 • • •' certificate from ' n Surety Company J>rnme 3. Reed ' 10x1ft. 10x13. flx.x9. • W) Avu . JIM Rank. icroom. Many extras Includinc wall- statlnj. that the Surety Company will ft2 ftil2 Chines rue. all rarpptfnjr. Convenient location. Clerk IRWIN'S FINE FURNITURE Only W,?m- nreded to take over -S'.-i"^ irnvide the Rtdder with a Rond In the JOHN LEMON. JR. •fri. CoCornpr r hutch, on I 27 Mr.nii KtTKNISHKP F0i:R BOOMS Lovely Older Home 'till amount of the Contract is required onrt clm •'ill. SI. 717-WM Rt . Bank V.A. mortgflRe. Call tnday, make and n the Sper.lflrations and each Rid nhR.ll Mayor Six Bentwonrt clmlrf Stooln.* Antlqups. i petit. 15 Third Ave., Atlantis High appointment. 6en*lh!y priced for $2^.WO. une 9. 1W7 . RAI.K 11 i« acrompanled also hy a further Or- SHORK FlIRMrunS, Hwy. SJ, La J - j r, A p. AG Porch %hA-r und!]/""' - Fireplace APPIJBBJIOOK OF MAT A WAS, Heal- iflcate fr/>m atiph Surety 'Company ,lly S . «e K renc* Hurbor. f frhnfr lov •ly. O5 Blark metal service ' tOM. Rt. M. 6fi6-7600, niR pad 12x1^ V>. Nlulit KKANRRUno — 4 rooms unfurnished H it's solid construction you're looking for, this Is tt. Four hug •prtifyinyg g tthat In the event the Bidder WOVINO—M1T8T BEI.t. Uvlnn ani-J, any $\ r^rr*>«> table, brass r;i* heat. N'o pets. Immediate occil< SAVE frultlcn hours of searchinj. by awarded the Contract and shall tMronm »u!t«s. Ml*cM!fln*TJ* ho!]*?.'!,, •ck pjpr.trlf brollpr, exc«*l- pa.ni:y. 7*47-1395. 'Security required. bedrooms, formal dining room, living room with a log burning •enillne for our lie*-' comprehensive r refusereuse, within ten days frofrom the PROPOSAL hoM lltnu. 566(111 Jrom 1 w 1 p.m.w catalog; modest homes: palatial Bum- date that the Bidder may be notified Notir* !• hereby (jven that icalcd in-iltiim. 518. Toffpe table %1. KEANSBUJIO —• Two three-ronra apart fireplace, two full baths, garage. Plenty, of storafee and closet t tht th Bidd be not 1 sh(?c*. 22x42, six mils son estates, waterfronts, farms. Mul- hat the Contract and Bond are ipariy tiMn wwl he received tn ih« Reception 1 mentji and baths. Heat Included. Coupll space, tlplft Listing*. tor execution to execute and deliverloo am of th* Offics of the Director NOT $20 FULLY INSTALLED, i/hi'l ;"'?,""* And other item. !. Oinr> preferred $100. "Call before 3:30. 78; Contract and Bond upon the terms anrt niriflfnn of Purrhase «nd. Prftperty 2nd3 ik. U Queens Dr., Ea.it, 128* uTUIl 3 p.m. 787-1193 after 3 p.m. VETS NO DOWN NON-VETS $450 l Not *]|l, but only Jfor VA FULLY H.'-1 ,,,',., RAY STILLMAN, Realtor conditions mentioned In the Specifica- floor, -Ronm 232-2, state House Tran- •TALLED, our WHITE HtJSKE.E aluml- tions and such additional terms which tor. New Jersey 0RB2S, on July 12, KEYPORT — Pour rooms, ill*niy one month. Nevy condition. Call an'I all ulllltif?i nut^plied. AdulU an- on demand, without proof of such-omis- the following: on u child. 2W-40-71. MOVE RIGHT IK — Clean eight-room sion or refusal, any difference between V Brn>J' Bt _ ned Bank 7*l-7r>v> Cozy Cape Cod Bpllt-lpvel. Koiir bedrooms, two baths. the aum which- the said Bidder would roimroATFi* RHEKTS 'L'MP ANJ» KILTER — $25. Wire DUPIJEX — Fnur rooms and bath, Convenient tn everything, 264-5295- ie entitled lo receive on completion of #4 FrKL Oil, ELECTRIC BTOVE — J2S. Rcfrlgerf PIT c, &>" hlRhx&r, «/:fi. Two-ton alr- Marltn PI., Kerl Bnnk. Inquire Low Interest Mortgage he^ Contract In accordance with hi (1I.ASSWABR AND LABORATOKT tor |3S, DUhwasMer *25. CU1 nndilloner, Yft. 671-377*. L»ohard fit., I»ui» KunzuUn. .... _ . ... '--Home pluii Bid, and that sum which the Owner SI'ITLIES Inonme. Exrellpnt location, r.nnd conril- may h* 'obliged to _iay to the Bidder HOSPITAL S1PPLIKS ROTARY " LAWN™ MOWER — 3~h~p. KEANSBURH — Two-room furnished Willing owner will allow you to assume his present mortgage. Low tlon. Bix-room homo. Tiled bath. Oil by whom such Contract Is executed. 00 CART — In good running condi- Garrtenrnaker, *25. frail All utilities supplied. 787-4705. 25 Joh heat. Second hnme with three rnomn MCKNSK PLATK STKKL 222-1344 closing fees. Quick occupancy. Four bedrooms, two full baths, I. C MUCH—NORTH tl»n 787-01?] after pan I*ane, and bath. Gas..heat, attached garage. The successful, Bidders will be r^- MODKI, OBi SrECTROPAO • • . : 8 p.m, modern kitchen with a dining area. Short walk to schools. Both only $l*,WK). • ,Hired to furnish an acceptable Perfor- BBI) SPREADS — *1 to C Lailt'l rr ALL BUYERS $1,990 DOWN . CHATEAU REALTY. REAL ESTATE mance and Labor and Material Pay- SpecifiCKtlniA and the form of bid, 'JALO0BIE AND DOOR — To~"Viicloie rir<-H8PR. $.W to 83. etc. Bicycle, $8. 1 contract and bond for th* propojsd 12x12 mMzeway rail provem»nts. Centrally JocntM tn R" 215 Carr Ave., Kcanahurg. 787-5M4 * ment Bond to the Owner In th> full work are.-nn flip, In the> Office of th» T.V. S10. Excellent condition. 462-1231. Bank, $73 .i>er montli. Call betora amount of the Contract, ai provided In 512.3590. ^ the Specifications, Director and may be nectirfd ny proi- " AND "PAD"-~I2xi2~B«Tr<\~w»'iI n-ibn 7U-VI36. $18,900 T SILVER RANCC H on largge pectlve -bMttarfl during office hours. WASHER, TmYErC-~-~KenmorR iion>l ni:(,( l pattern. Good condition. {35. 291UNFURNISHE- D — Available July lotot. FouFo r .bms.bedrooms, , Vh baths,-, livingg One set.of complet« document* may Bids must be, (It mnde on a standard, TO with all feature. Used very little lnjr>-_' Upataln, three rooms, bath. Center : room witith fireplacefil , dining room, llove- bs obtained upon application to the proposal form, (2i pnrlnssd In th# ipe- toy 80 year old couple. Want lo a«ll! ' -- -——— _—Rurnson. |1M. 842-3000. Sprawling Rancher ly kitchen,, paneleled den. TwocaTwo-carr ata - Architect and upon deposit of'a certi- clal Rddresned envelope, (3> accom- CB'SO* cnit bails Call 67I-92M ELECTRIC GUITAR — Excellent con- tachethachedd ggarRa raR, porchh. All Inp perfecerfect fied check In the amount of 523.00 drawn - dltion. Call J1ATAWAN — Two-bedroom with fo conaltion. Asking JM.BIiO.'nrSSKLJMBIiO'nrSSKLL M. to the order of EpplB h Senman. Thta panted hy a certified check drawn ts mal dining room. Rub-let or new lease Immediate Occupancy lti deposit will be refunded to any Bidder tht order of the Treasurer of the State 787-3357 Call .'J66-6)WI evenings. BORUS Realtors, 600 River Rrl., Fair If he returns such Docummt* to the of New Jersey, nr a hlrt bond, any of ••JJP.NEP. SECTIONAL — Lamp tabl», Already government appraised. Three large bedrooms, dinin flaven. 747-«32. Member Multiple Liit- ifflce (tf the Architect within ten days which shall not be IPM than 10% Of HAMMOND lamps, rounrt coffee tahl«. Mirrored Ing Service. Iter_ih.*_-dj.t__ .*_LGKnlnK--Of-~RJj3s »n4 the amnqnt of the bid, and Mtdeitv- 4 rooms. Oarage, cellar, Jn?al for pn area, jspaci.us living room and kitchen, tiled bath." Beautiful,_ati_ •red -at -the. above_plac»--orr>r'r~KfeTrtfS"":' cuda..jlKU—Ail-jierffCtcoMiltlon. Call fess'ionat people. 246 Spring St. 222-251 LOCUST SPECIAL r>they are found to be neally attached after 6, 222-44B2. with jalousied windows arid screens^ Professionally landscaped, Brand new cutom built ranch. Main- In order, clean, untorn and free from th« hour nanieri as nn bid will bi WEST"~END^Ocean~fronL Two-be" crayon or pencil marks. NO refund will acceptedped, after thhi hour epeciliedilied. BirtBings GARAGE SALE — 21 cu.-ft; rffrigeri- VETS NO DOWN NON-VETS $900 DOWN tenance-free all aluminum siding. Three be marie to a non-Bidder. noM ««bt aA«o. submitte• i m\ ill lit AdJ HwilJ|l | LA considere.••.i'j^i.Jd ORGAN tnr-fr*ezpr comblrfitlbn, $100. 4x7 pool room dupltx, beautifully furnished. Sa bedrooms. Hi baths, large living room, dy beach. Tennh, golf neirty, Seuoi kitchen anri dining area. Full base- Each Contractor before gitbmltting a IfInformal l and wil ill bb« rejected. Thh « lDl- tahl*- HO. Electric • ltove. 10 cu.ft. or part. 229-0^00. reclor reserve* the right to reject Any OF ASBURY PARK rrfrlKtrator. l-ar|[t dealt and chair. , From $23,900 ment, one-car garage. AH storm win- Bid, must first hive been qualified by and all bldn and to award contract Corner of Main St. A MattUon Are. Other itemi^ 842-1524. ."ROOM APARTMENT — i dowi arid s&ah. Short distance to boat- the State Board of .Education- per v Ing. ..fishing.,-and. swimming. Call now Chapter 103 or JPhbllfe.* Law* 1»2, snd In part or whale if deemed to th» KENMORE CLECTRIC i Beach. Call 836-nnj;. or a notarized affidavit to tnlf effect best Interests nf the State to do so., . TRX LAROEBT ORGAN AND PIANO 283-1662. Brook Park Priced st 123,900. WALKER ft WALIC- The miccefisful bidder will ha required DISPLAY IS1 THE SHORE AREA Never uied. Call BR, Realtors, Mlddletown-Holmdel. Mul- MUST accompany his BLrl. H1-0585. HOLMDEL — TTiree rooms and bath tiple Listings and Trade-Ins. Send for Bach Bidder -who Is a foreign Corpo- tn furnish utirety bond In th» full Heal, hot water mippliH. Adulti onl1 Custom Built < Catalog, 671-3311. ration (on* I hat In a Corporation not amount of the contract of a comnany Open dally 'til > p.m. Sat. 'til I p.m. BIOVCLE — ClIrl'H Columbia, turquolBe chartered under the Laws rrf the Slate authorized to do buslneis In thfl Btiti cnlor,' g^od condition. No T«a«oiuble Call 564-0W4_ or 264-49B5, We have eight beautiful wooded lots in one of our finest res of New Jeriey. - MANY USED ORGAN SPECIALS COLTS NECK ESTATE — Large state- of New Jersey, but licensed to do busi- off*T refusM. 291-2197. ATLANTIC^HIGHLAKhs'™ FurnFsheii dential areas.' You may have your choice of a Ranch, Colonial ly five-bedroom Colonial. New 3-car ga- ness in the State of New Jersey* must STATE OF NKW JERSE^Y Hammond eitra voice _.._ SSU't TWO COUCHES — Corner tahle, match- three large rooms, bath, private n submit his Bid, un affidavit duly ex- DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY wurltteer spinet Organ 54V) trance. Summer or yearly. 291-103B Bi Level or Split Level. Complete color selection.. Allhome! rage. Two-heriroom tenant cottage. Ap- ecuted by the President or Vlce-Preal- Division o[ Purchase and Property Baldwin Spinet Orian SW) ing. Call have three or four bedrooms and attached garage. 60-Day Oc proximately 4.i acrei. Owner moving de'nt of the Corporation, stating In «»trt CHARLES F. SULLIVAN, Director lywrrey Llneolnwood ^913 must sell. Just reduced tI'NATION OF BOUNTY OF nils, hardware. HOUSES FOR RENT THTH E TOWNSHIOW P OF HOLMDKL. NEW HOUSES FOR SALE Rl'MSON RANCH — 1'A-acres with MONMOUTH AND PJCNIC TABLES * xo two-Inn air- 6FFiEFbRn JERSERSEY *TATE OF KBW C1H1 Action unit*, elrr 5 KennMh Terrace Colonial decor, 3000 plus sq UNION REACH— HOUSE FOR REN beautiful trees and »hrub*. Thrpe bpd- OEOiRfiR R. OONLEY JERSEY. NOTICE TO UNPAINTED FURNITURE MlfJUetnw Win <'M)divide. Church St., Keansburi Adults ooly. Retired preferred. Reaao LITTLE SJLVER""" rnoniR, two-baths, living room will Secretary Plaintiff, ' __AJ___ENT V fireplace,, dining room ,, mr>rtern kitch ON OUR 2nd & 3rd FLOORS | 671-52S2. • able. Call 251-1426. ENGLISH TUDOR . peled den. Two-car fiarag*1. MERCHANDISE WANTED FESF aculate house In estate area. E DBIARUK LEDDY, LarfCit stock on the New J^rsty Short I ».EI> BAVK — Cholc« locatlin, 3 OK This corner property Is tieaul...... i COURT OF NBW JERSEY i/k/a DELARUE use In nfw profe«aional bull rooms, 2-balhs, modern kitchen, 2 c? landscaped. Jugt Uiree blocks tn parl lont school nystom. AxklnR S4.yO(V>O0O. Rl'S LAW DlVJSIO.VMONMOl'TII COUNTV DELARUB iCOLLECTOR — Wants _oM toy .trains. IDE. All utilities included. Air condllioi garafip. Carpptlng, Newly decorated, shopping, schools and bus line Or SELL M. BORUS Realtors, 600 River DOCKET NO. L 3S478-68 and tut and carrjr. Also galore. ing. Call 747-OfKKI. Sterling Thornpm Rd Fair Haven. 717-4532. Membe Pltaie »top in. any condition. Pay caih or will trade: year lease. 5275 plus utilities. 741-64SI mile to N.Y.C. trains. Huge calhedn THE BOlAHD OF K. H.O., 027, 0. standard gauge. T74-371O. & Associates. Inc., _Broken!, 45 We, celling Ili-Sng room with balcony a Multiple Listing Service. EDUCATION OF IDltY. et sis. River ltd., Rumaon. ; RED BANK LUMBER BEST" SERVIC'E — We buy u.icd fur- 1AZLET—Four-bedroom Colonial. PI '-tie fireplace. Dining room kitphi LONG BRANCH~^^MONMOl!TH HOS THE ROROUCH OF Defendants. -STiOO nlture, antiques a.nd Itemi that may hePJSD riAffK — «or* for rwit is room, full basement, 2!i batli e« hedrooms and two hath*. Ba.. PITAL AREA —• Beautiful nne-f.imily KEANSBURC, STATE OP K&W JERSEY pMirland Wail, Red Bank used by decorators. Cash on tht apot. rear parking. 113 We* Front St Cal ill)' 15 occupancy. 5250 a month. TH nt. Truly rlisllncllve. Call right awa hrnne near or panear. Custom G.E. kltchr COUNTY OF Civil Artinn TO ' . BTAPL-E MACIHNK~"*r~ha"ri(l "i 7U-10Gi or B42-2110. RERG AGENCY', 671,1000,1 Asking $27,500. fully! equipped, 33" living room, fo' MONMOUTH AND NOTICE TO DKLARUE IiEDDY, a/k/t DBLARUE 229(146. haths, three-car R«rfl« STATE OF NEW ABSENT LirmY. DBLARUB K. LBDDY and ft, roller-creeper, U. hand truck, berirnomn, 2'_ I) 1 Polaroid electric ryn camera, $15. ; ANTIQUE!! — Tiffany Itcmn, tny», fur- 7000 SQ. FX LfGHT manutaeturln, ^OMPI.KTKI.Y REMODELED 2 hf HALL BROS., Realtors Lovely ganiert. Many extras. ExuclU JERSEY, . DEFENDANTS DHIJAJIUI K. IJBDY, her hiifi* a»- niture, chin*, paintings, statuary, coins, loft for letse. Call •mm cittaKe with fireplace. Good I 113 Hlver Rd. 741-7686 Fair Have schools, convenient commuting. Owner Plaintiff, vlspen and nenona! repreflentatlvas lighting fixtures. Cari'M oak dining :atlon, close to stores, transportatloi Memher Multiple Listing Service transferred. $26,500. 222-7912. and her, their or any of thtir suc- room piece. Copper Kettle Anliquei, IF YOU ARE INTERESTED — In Tefer couple. $155 a mo. D4S-IM PATRJOK" J. cessor* tn right, title and interest -. . - „, char-broiler, etc. Call Oakhurst. 53119W 25*W92 bran*! new modern offlca apace. -w> STRATHMORE RESALES CONTEMPORARY RANCH IN FARIC WBENTGY, et all. You are hereby notified that by virtu* 84?-2t)j5 after 8 p.m. located in the center of Rert Bank, cor RUMSON — Caps Cod, tnree bedroom LIKE SETTING — Living room, dining BefendanU. of an Order to Show Cauae made and TURN YOUR OLDER THINGB INTO tract use for further infftrmatlon. TH; o oalliP, fireplace, paneled rumpui Ranches, Capes, Colonlali starting room, heated aolarium with free-stand- 8TATE OF NEW JERSEY * allowed by the Superior Court of New BEAR* BASS AMPLlWJCR — ToVcoiv HONEY — We will buy cut and preistd -ooin. Desirable location. $225 mon III* low 5O'«. Our office located In th ing fireplace. Three bedrooms, two Jersey, Law Division, Mnnmouth Coun- dltion. 1100. Csll Bla», clock), statuary and other art!- DOWBTRA AGENCY. 741-B70O. TO 291-0078 ir S3!, 500 to buy. 815-H23. iMrt of Strathmore, on Hwy. 31. Calbaths. St. Leo's Parish $28,.VH). RED- PATRICK J. ftWEENEY, ANN THEty on June 38. 3967, upnn a Complaint cl*i from the -early lB00*«. OUR ATTIC. DESIRABLE HTVTCn fHOMT solto- 18 whBther selllns or buylnr 7 day DEN AGENCY, Realtors, 301 Maple RESE SWEENEY In nn action for the condemnation of 229-I149, anytlmt, .- i? on firat floor In Irm Tnllir BuDdl: HOUSE — Unfurnished, six rooms In 24 hr. service. Call fl66-7600 anytlm Ave.. corner - Bergen, FI., Red Bank. You are Hereby notified that \\y virtue lanrin In wtilch The Board of Education Call 747-3«O. ludes living room, dining room. Kite APPLEBROOK OP HATAWANTRM 741-9100. of an Order tn Show Catmn marls and of the Borough of Keanatwrg in th* G LANE ANTIQUES WANTED >n, bath, three bedrooms. Newly r allowed hy the Superior Court of New County of Monmouth and State or New EXECUTIVE OFFICE 8PACE — Ai ecorated. Good neighborhood near Pa! MinnLETOWN" — OAK HILL — Three Jeriiey, Law Division, Monmmith Coun- Jersey Is the plaintiff and Delarui CALL 229-3235 ranpe. to suit tenant. Snyder-W»»te.rlln mer Ave. and Rt. 35. Mlddletowr RUMSON-CAPB COD, 3 BEDROOMS bedroom custom, designed ranch on ty on juns 28, 1DS7, upon a ComplaintLeddy, a/k/a Tela-rue Llddy. Deltrue ENTERPRISES Buildlnr. 900 Hwy. 36. Atlantic Hlnhlandi Tu-p. 5140 monthly, annual lease. 1212 BEngOOM, RATH. FIRST FLOOR Urge wood#d lot with view. Two baths, n an fiction for the condemnation ni K. Leddy arid miarue K. Llddy. et al»., Pres. Glenn V. Lane WANTED — Boucher .toy~alcam ~~Tl 4-1336. WALK -TO TOWN, BUS. SCHOOLS) two-car garage, basement, patio, ther- and* In which The Board nt Education are de.fpndant(t, you are required to - BOOKS and JEWELRY mal pane glass, hot-water heat 1>n- of the Borough of Kean»l)urg in the show cause before the said court on Tl Wesley Ave. Atlantic Highlands SOMAN"WIUTSHASB «OME wfr the Slut day of July, 1SW7, at 9:30 a.m. Rivervleff Hiuplial. All utilities, told extras. Finest construction. A«- County of Monmouth and State of New »l-152flf 'O1IPLE — Or two ladles. Prlyatt nume SVi% mortgage. $200 per month Jersey 1S the plaintiff and Patrick J. at Ihe Monmouth Oountjt court House pfr mnnth. Tall 741-2000^ ath. Call after six. 747-1208^ Sweeney, et ats., are defendants, you in Freehold, Ns*w Jersey, why final JULY CLEARANCE .-TerrUic Mvlngft MIDPLETOWN - 3'_ year old, five pays everything. ?,4fl,00O._201-871-5663. Judgment atiould not * he rendered on a brand new Ihree-ronm oiiiflt. A PETS AND LIVESTOCK REfi SXNK — Central lncall MATAWAN "-^"our-oedroom Colonla brtroum homp, ipacious clonets; 2M EXCEPTIONAL" GOOD VALUE — At- are required to «how cause before the "Ta'lorp^.. d to suit" ifflcB BPacp. Groun 1th fireplace. Central air condltlonlnK ths, large living dining room, kitchf tractive spilt level In lovely wooded said court on the 21st day of July, against you for the relief sought In Iteal at $323. Nine-piece living room, lf»7, at S:30 a.m. at the Monmnuth "•* Gompialnt Including th« tppolrt- •iBht-piece double rirennrr berironm. ' SHEPHERDS -^ floor. Large parkins Int. Irtcal for pri ppllances. Dining- room, family room aaneled lamlly room. Wall-to-wall ca area of Ltncrott. Living room, dlninn ent ,pr three disinterested commli- fesslonal of(lc?fs. immpiHte orcupai ;arpeting and drapes. Avallablfl A UP Unit. Trees, corner Int Walk 1 room, modern equipped kitchen, three County Court House In Freehold, New Jrlodftrri dinette Included Many extras. jre7ertrsT]verii"and"b!acHil btK . Call""74W&77 cy. CHAS H. TINDALL. Realtor. It: ichoola. J27.O0O. Call 671-1025. bedrooms, 1V4 hathi, 24x1* finished Jersey why final Judgment should not r>ners In accordance with th* itatute St. 5230. 566-77*7. be rendered against you fnr the relief pxnmlne anrl appraise the landi and Orillnal value H8S. $2 u-efk^y. Jnsiantijn to S. 542-4746 after E> p.m. 9030. family room. Attached RiraKe. Large premlsp.1 descrihed In the Compltlnt, fc 1 MIDDLETOWN RANCli landscaped lot. Home In like new sought In thi Complaint Including the ?rom'»t., Keyport r 1.2«JTOO 6Vn MofiMTMATURB~FRENCH~POni3^ EXECUTIVE SUITE — Conjliitini: appointment o>f three ' dlfllnterented tnd tn iiasesa t)ii» da mages for the Thurg A Fri. til 9, Tufig. A Weil, 'til 6 !AK0 rejrlstKred. Slivers, S75. Call 10 WANTED TO RENT 'our tedroomi, two baths. Beamed condition. Owner on the move, Aaklnfe com m lax toner* In accordance with the acquisition thereof pursuant tn the Skt. 'til 5. ' [a.m. to 5 p.m. 741-5877; After 5 p.m., 756 sq. ft. Morfprn office building nex filing in living aad dining room. Mod $21,300. RUSSELL M. BOIUJS Realtors. itatute and tn fix a time nnd place for to First Merchants Bank. 25 Recklesi ern kitchen with birch cabltieti. Hoi statute tn examine and nppralfte the - - - 741-3.188. FI., Red Bank. Call 517-3I30, betveei TWO—nEDROOM furnished houai fiOO River Rd., Fair Haven. 147-4312. lands and premiiies riencrfhed In thi h« hearing nt the Comnlatnt and to GUTTAT3—Baas HaKBtrnm model F40n. apartment to rent for month of Aus water -heat. Attached garage. $1*900 fiOOMb RiverMlti Rl, ListingJ5ervice Com pi Hint, and to anseas the damage, fix a date on or before which the Excpllent condition. Include* casr and BASSET HOUND PUPPIES — AKCJ9 an Call 462-8620 (or appointment report nf said .commissioners must be lld Tll d bl Cll ust, vicinity Rumson, Sea Brtuht, lion Member Multiple ListingJ Tor the acquisition thereof puriuant to •Itra act of atrlnsi. 5130. Call SIMSSt Trl-color and blues. Calhgypj,,BTORI:; roFR^ P.EN.NTT — Completep l Co- th« statute and to fix a time and place 'lied, and further directing thr native •e-3isa. mouth Bea.ch. Write Rox C-138, Thi Loder lo he _rlven to the owner and persons or wrltt S5 P.m Rd., -P.u ImodernlMdmo. . colonial d;cnr.. 30'iUO' Dally Register, Red Rank. onial on l>i. acres. Rural section f for thfl hearing of the Complaint and to jl St Kb 6T1525Z IT5RY NICE! WHITE STUCCO HOUS: fix a. date on or berfnre which the report 'ntcrested In said lands and premlics BEDROOM BET - Five plrc'i. IRISH 3E1TER — AKC redatercil. jchurcli St., Keanaburg. 6T1-525Z. >ESPERATE.'. Need three, and fou quiet living, Ideal for small family. of «a!d commlaslonerfl munt he filed, The action has teen Instituted for the accordance with th* prnvljifotui nt the IRISH SETTER TUPPY — AKC, four silk. Call 67I-14M lor dstalli. estert In said lands nnd premlRes. statute In such case made, nnd pro- itlve families. Occupancy any tlmi vided, lands and premises owned hy CHEAP? months. Can be sepn at 42 Leonard RENTALS - SEASONAL — TEARL' ifler Hay 15. Can supply excellen Ave., Atlantic Highlands. LOTS AND ACREAGE the rtpfendanta hereinafter mentioned Kot re-ally, but very Inexpensive — o •eferences. ALLAIRE-FARROW AGEN. IUMS0N — For a larga rarnlly. Neai Tlie action has heen instituted for a free simple absolute, unlns a lesser W.99 Aluminum VenetiaVenetian BlindBlid , W SIAMESE MALES — J30 per. Includ- ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor 3Y lCfl Broad St., Red Bank. 741-3450. :he purpose of taking by cimd em nation Interest is ahoVn. 11 ichool, but. shopping. Older fiouiie. in icco-rdance with the provisions of I«t »nd tautta,, neven r rust. 17 titn 3\Inn shot. Cull 1480 Ocean Ave., 3ea Brltht 842-00O \PATVTMENT — One or two bedrooms, "eedi decorating 6nly. |23,5OO. Call ecUon r.r Marlboro. t8,230. Other lots h l i k lhtlly h n Red Bank. Two ladles. Call 842, 142-0173. from $5,500. the statute In such ca.ie miide and pro- ilzea in stock, fllght-ly higher. «it«7fpnrtantB he- pllei. Nalla hill price. Showcase. 787- Hwy. K Leonardo 291-048! lecatme you may have or claim t< you may have or claim to have AKC Matnwan. M>6-7K0. JATURE WOMEN"— TWO slitera d )LDER two-stnry hom« In Mttle JBf: 946-4475 _j_ have flfime right or Interest by way of some rfirht or Interest by way of own- ROXER -— Klne-month-oM male. Fawn. TWO AND THREE-BEDROOM HOME; Ire four-five room apartment In tw •er. Three bedrooms. Excellent condl 'Wnernhlp or Inchoate right of dower, ership or inchoate right of dower, HEAR YB1 EXPLOSIVE'V'ALIIB — On — For rent or sale. $12.5', to, S150 a mlly house. Within walking dlstanr ion throughout. Located nt 73 Parke LOTS, LEONARDO—T^onard Ave. One urlesy. or othorwlae in the following piirtesy or otherwise in the following tjirep-room outfit to hp clalmrd fnr thp ' St. Jamfa Church, neferencen. O J--"rlhed • lands and premises: unpaid halance or $lim. Include mod- month. THE KIRWAN 'Cb-7 REAL- ve. Price $17,500. Call owner at block from hcAeh. lOflxlM. Chnlcd loca- described lands nnd premises: nd prem TORS, Belford, 787-5500. W. (Jteansburg. - about Oct. 1. Write Box r-12: 1847 or 711-4651 after 6 p.rii and tion Ready to be built on. Frlc* J3.10U. All that.certain tmct or parcel of All that cprlaln tracimett nr parcel of •m elgri-plpre living mom vllh ncrcs- BEAHTIFWI. REARLE PUPS — AKC7R7-BG00. Harlct. 264-7100. ' The Pally Reclster, Red Bank. lay. land In the Township of Midiletown. -"•Brld, nlnp-pl#ce" npdrnom wllh doutilp •Elstered. 550. Call Rfter 2 p.m. 9^8- Code 212 AL5-5788. land in the Borouith of Keansbu drewpr plus ft llvc-pleco hrnmrtonf NEWLY REMODELED COTTAGE — EVERAlTEXECirnVES — WhWh o Vtin. County of Monmouth and State of rfnunty ot Monmouih and atite of N H18. . •ecently Joined E.A.I, are seeking thre .1TTUS SILVER — Large living room FRSM~~ONB LOT TO IOO ACR«S— "N"ew~T>ra>y, more particularly "de- -T*raeyr-Tnorrtiim (Unettp. Losrtfd ivitli rxlras. TIEl.n Highlands Ideal lor couple. Call after lining room, kitchen with, brpakfas Either commercial or residential Call icrlhod as: FUnNITURE. 711 B. Front St., Kcy-IM'RE AMERICAN — ftptrlcver pupn. 5:30. 291-226.1. our nnd five bedrooms, short or Ion oom, Pen. Two full baths. Thrcft larj. an: Six wetks old. 515 each. Call 542- ?rm rentals In the area. Highest rpl MULLAtlEY REALTY 671-5151. Bpglnnlnp at a monument In th BPRlnning at a point in the souther- pert. 264-3fl?0 Oprn Mon.. Thtirs A WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALB - iPdrocms. Hot water heat. Full hast nCB ANPORT — Riverfront, wooded soiittiraiiterty corner of the tract nf FTl.. Mil 0. TUPS, fcWfd.Jll l fi Sal. 'Ill 5 45B7. ' • rences are available^ Please ea :nt. Low taxes. $24,00D. Call 747-4:i(i ly line or Port Mnnmouth Road dis- > Furnished and unfurnished. Immediat larbara Ranch, Employment Depar Lcrc, On dredRM channel suitable lnnri desrrlbed below, said fcfiK tant therein easterly two hundred and RErHlOERATOR?50 ~ Onpyear- Alv'f ""cfil."LrE~aTilD - ni"n~'jililei occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGEN lent, 22B-UO0, Ext. 64J. ETSplt iave1.Ffli mall bnatn. $B,flOO. Phone (fiffll) 42!)- point also hrlng Smith 12 drRi'pen II spyenty-Nve (27-V) fret frnm the Bears washrr $12\ lH-ypsr nld Rr wnulrl like to breed. Call 462-2251 eve- CY, Oceanport Ave., OceanporL 54i ipdrooms upBtnlrs, large family ronm 8571 Mrs. K. Edmund, 701 Kings High- minutes west 2B.72 fi»et from, the easterly line of Forest Avenue, tbsnre las' dryer t7.\ Ilk« np\v. 747-2121. 30 baths, many closels anrt ntnrn way South, Chrrry Hill, N. J. (KOCH. __ eniMherly line nt Kruoper Pl«c« Mi North ff> degrees 41 minute* Eaot FURNISHED ROOMS s. Gnu dryer. V? acre fully la tended westerly to tlie westerly side along (laid uriulhTly lire nf Port Mnn- BEAtITIFlTLLY~LANnBCArF*r> LOT — of a onr font reserved strip; thenre mouth Road fifty tso'i fppt; thsnee pod. Sewers. Oinfin to elpmonl in North fiJ) ftepreea 4^ mlnulfs west 9LEEPINO ROOMS mil Junior high schools. Owner Ira TJH' froninRr x \1T rteep.. Flnpst Fair <2i snuthprly and nl right angles t-^ Havrn residential area. Asking S12.I 17*1.75 fppt -tn n pnlnl; thenre Port Mnnmouth Ttoad nn? hnndrM1 ,ljo lmUitnK anrl flsMnc. TWI: u state Price J1R.500 FHA appraise, ItnLSTON WATKRRURY. REALTOR North 12 degrees 11 minutes en«t tino'l feet: thence Cli westerly an' JfiHTS HOTEL, HI«riJ»nii»,_N.J. mine. R71-027S. 1G W. Front St., Red Hank. 747-3SOO. H77.27 fpet to a pdlnt; thence pnralbl lo Port Mnnrnmith ' Rrt*^ , CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY liOOM ^ Buniness Kentleman onl; South f>|) degrees i"< nilniten easl f I rt v i.W> feet; thorirp i _i- north-rh' Call after 9 and all day Sunda: f47-12Ofi. n kitchen and dining room. Treed ,ci COMMERCIAL PROPERTY South 12 degreea 11 mlnutf" weal mouth .Road one hundred Hrin'i fe»t A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! r Int. Approximately one ar.rc, Avail 377.27 fpet to the point or place, of to the point nr place rf hpptnnlnK. !INGLE~ROOM3 — Clean, comffjrtab: .hie Immediately, Don't miss. $17,000 beginning BrinK part «f prop^rtv ttidirafed* on •PRsonable. Gentleman preferred. 41-9143 cr S:J1-8*7O. MIDDLKTOWN TWP. — Commercial OonUintnjE l.f»2 Acrp». a man entitled "Mao of Property h»- Vallacn St.. 741-5M2. Gaiage.. property aton_r Hwy. 35 or 36. • From Known nnd deslgnnted on the Tux Innginc to Patrick I.frfrty dttuat^ii 'In tOOM — Centrally located lor heac VANA MA S S A" ~ "o r> E A N ~TO VVNSIII P~ ITS' to 10 acres MULLANEY REAL- Map r>f the Township nf Mlddleto- thp Porough of Keansbnrit and tb« .nri bus line. House privileges. Atlantl Three hedroom ranrh. Living roon TY 671-MM. __ __.- ''-i___ as part of lyit «, Block B1fl. TnwntHlp nf Mlrirfletmvn. MnnmOU"' Adding Machines — Typewriters General Contractors Painting and Decorating IInine, extra lurKc liltclton, lile lint FLORIDA — Flvn ncrei cholcfi busl- Rolnc n part f>( the prpmUf* r( . rnunty, New Jumey. %ra\m \-^en- llEhlfinrls. Call 2fll-34r.ft nftcr 7. :arport. FHA no yoar mortRagn avail nenn property In Golden Gate Estates vrypfl to Patrick J. Sweeney and Ann nrppRrr-d and ulcnrd hy p. A. Mirf". hl to qualified hiiyer, 5100 month]; ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters RALPH A. COLE, BUILDER — New THOMAS SLATE TlEElloLT - Furnished one near Naplen. Below aaaeBBed value at Tliprp.qp Swppnpy, husband and wife, Purveyor. Kennel re. New Jersey Free Estimates ooms. Good location. Privat nfnt. No down paymrnt, Almrat J.11.000 Termii. PrivatB owner. Call by deed nr Pairick J. Sweeney dated nnd Halfd July in, 1950. sold, rented, repaired. Ecrplco's, 101 linmes Addltlnn?. Alterations. Ga- , hpautitul corner, wnr )ert Int. CR! Monmouth St.', Red Rank, 747-CMB5. Painting and Decorating ne pfllclcncy. Relerenctn. 462-1231 lf 171-0B38. Octnher 3,1, 1RU and rer.nrilpd tn (he • Relng and inierrieH to h* th§ sam1 » rages. Roots Call 741-3.W1. Fully Insurer! 8«-3169 741-4336 I31-8S0O Monday through Friday. Mnm-nniitli County Clerk's Office prrmfses ronvpvofl to James 1,'d *" MASONRY — Slops, sidewalks, patios. MARINA FOR SALE November 3, IS>4 in BDok 2M4 anri De'inrue Lertfiy. till wife hy deM Asphalt Paving Carpentry and palnllna. Rcnaonable REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Ttppfin nt pnup 447. The said prem from Tnrl nnMnlril. nirntle. date^ t RI24n8" 7472^18 Pearl and Bead Reslringlng icrr. Three lierironmn, large Itvli orkiall hnr, hotpl, rnarlnp railway nnd werp rnnvcypfi tn Putrlck J. Swernry Aiijriist 21, ifMR nnH r^rnrried Augn«* GENERAL ASPHALT PAVING INC. oom wllh fireplace, eal-in klli-lie Inrh. Rowlmnts 150), parking area, hy dppd or Anlonln Mngllo and Julia 23, 1MB in Ihp M^nmnuih Conn**' Blacktop driveways nnd parklnc lots. WORKING MAN'S CONTRACTOR — Expertly on braided nylon. $1.50 a ' HOUSES FOR SALE lining rnom. Harti.int heat.' Newl 2(Wxl2V. hoaihouse, f>0x40'. nn Rhrewa- MdKllo, husrtXnri and wife, '(tatPd Clerk's n'flre in Rook 21R1 of Deedi Call for free estimate 222-8?4fi In the Mnnmnnlh County Bank. Pflno: slflo rlr^icnat^d as psrt n' Bus Tours nouth Beach oceanfront home. M BW'SHREWSBL'RV1"-- Bpicini'm'fmii Clerk's Office In Rook 21,1,1 of Deeds Lot If). Block 57A fn th* Tax M*b lee to appreciate. Call C22-61«. letlronm, three bath spill. 1 ev•? 1. I.arRi REAL ESTATE WANTED at pipe lftfi, of IMP Borniipli nf K<*iinshnrE. BUS TO1IR3 TO EXI'O 67 NOW insulation & Siding Plumbing and Heating foNTOWN"--"Thrie".room co-opera lcd den wlih bookshelves anrt cnb NOTICE IS HKREBY 1'URTflRR NOTIPR IS HF.RRBY FtTRTHF^ AVAILABLE FOH OROlirS ONLV. e. S64 a month pays everything bui . Screen pri porch, many extrn W^B~NEBD — Five or six, 2-3 bedroom 1VEN that the legal • voters of Hie "JIVEN that Ihe leital votpra of th- PETERSEN TRAVEL, 741-5.150. INSULATION £ SIDING CORP. — PLUMRTNCJ — Healing nnd balliroom .andBcapcd 2/3 acre nrar exc-fllfnt Incomes, furnished or unfurnished, from ichnol districts In HIP Ro.mifth of irhnnl dhlrl*'ta In thr 'n^rftlish o' remodeling. cat. Call 5421681. rhonls. Asking ?28,O0O. Call 542-3006. 585 to $175 per mnnth for incomlnB Keanshurg, County of Monimmth and Cean<*biirc, County of Monmouth an'1 Also windows, ronfs, Kutters. etc. personnel. THIS BERO AGENCY. Rt. Ceramic Tile Contractors in-30 year guarantee. Day or nlRlit lpals only, 3talr of New Jprst-y npprovpd on May Vfif of New Jr(-=oy npprnvpH nn Ma" 775-840T Adam Llnsmayer 291-0302. CORRIGAN'S ^ COMMERCIAL RENTALS Mlddlptown. 671-1000. 10, 19f>6 the Influnnt-e of bonds for thp fi. 1!Wf a new public school •onstniptlon of a new ptihltr nrlion! and CERAMIC TILE 127 Oaklan* St., Red Bank 7H7-2706. HELP — ACTION! hi rilh nncli. Two-par BiraRe. Panplrri rrr HELP in:' our 12 saleapeopla need » nil the Requisition of Ihp nbnve tle- illsIIIon oT HIP Would you like ft modern ceramic tile Roofings Siding & Insulation •eation rnom. Wooded Int. Convenlon crlhPd prorprtlen, hy purchasp. Rift c_.Ut of oath or kllcnen? All work truarsntccd. Odd Jobs' lintlnR on your homp, 3. DISTINGUISHED NVC buses nnd trnins. 52-i,9f)O. 591 ACTION is our motto—professional ier- urdrr that authority 'Hie RonM • of YARDS. CELLARS, earaKes, stores OLSEN CO. INC. Roofing, siding & 174. _ ices are Just a phone call away. ihai nuttmrllv TIK- Bnard of Educitlnn P. A. EOAN Insulation Installed and RUaranteed Trade-ln.i—FlxchanEeB Rducntlnn nf the BorniiRli of Kpntis- f thp BorniiRh of Kpan»hitrf; hy reso- Commercial - Residential Remodeling cleaned up. Havo truck. Free, esti- fnr 10 ypnra. 775-0705. 2t)l-05<0. OFFICE HOMES — FARMS — ACREAGE Cnmmercial and invrstment prnpertled ! by rp.ioluiinn on Ortolicr 'in. 1MB, F« estimates Insured. 5fiG-60fl4. mates, 741-214.1 after 3 p.m. ew list many good buys - Call LAM- Member Two Multiple Llntinic Services nrlzrd the nrqillnlt[nn hy purchase. pqiil.ilMon hv purrhsae, • clft or enn- SIDING — Alsco, Dupont Tedlar and •ON INC.. REALTORS, FREEHOLD, Rift or condemnation "the site of lnr\d i [ Mcoa. Work guaranteed. WALKER & WALKER irptofnre rlpfrrlhpil In nccorriance with e inn 'il^n thp SUP of Iwnd heretofore Carpeting Painting and Decorating SPACE 162-044 0 Realtors the Revised Statutes Annolated of the PROWN'S Located In center ol Red Bank Shrewsbury Middletown-Holmdel Rtnle of New Jersey. Title* I8:T-73. vlRpri Rlnliites AmnlaiPd nt the Stlfd WALL-TO-WALL, liutallallnna. Indoor 6GI Rrnati fit. 208 Hwy 35 if N»w .ler«ev. Titles 18:7-73, 1*:7-TS CARL B. JONES — Painting and 32 Broad St. Red Bunk 741-7S00 business district lfl:7-7r. nnd 20:1,1 et srr.. tn'l ?D:I-1 et spn. _, And outdoor. Kitchen carpet speclal- HOUSES FOR SALE Ul-5212 671-3311 1 st Repairs. Ken Coakley. 812-M'O. wallpapering Fully Insured. For frco All these tealnrei provided: NOTTCE IS HEREBY FURTHER "N'.TTlpp; TF HERKBY • FTTRTRE * estimates, call 747-3041. Sewer Cleaning HnaiCNTLY NREDED — Two antl ;iVEN that the plaintiff will ar-qutre iIVRM (hut the plaintiff will srnutre all • Central air conditioning • three-bedroom homes Middlfttown, Haz-, ill rlRhts, title and lnt ens t that the •lirht*. IIHB and Inter^t that the own- Diamonds Bought or Restylcd L. H. HILL -~ Painter Interior and lACK'B 8EWEII CLKANTNO — With • Self aarvlcft elevator let vicinity. Wo havn huyrn waiting.! owners of the above described premises 'r.i rtf the above exterior. No' Jong too large, or loo LEVITT HOMES THW KIRWAN CO. 787-0800. • small. Very reasonable. Call 229-2467. Electric -sewer Rooter, cleans all • Private parklnr iipac* <" may h*ve In and to any streets in :nil tn any i Lftt us buy tho diamonds you don't household drains, plpei and Mirer • Completa Janitorial sorvict Resales OPEN LISTINGS — ALL AREAS ; Inlng the property- of the defend- .: the property of the defendants we»r (IT Id us restylo them (or you INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR paint- lines. 671-5080. • Individual thermoitatically con- ApplIanr.M anrl centra! alr-cnnnltlon- IRWIN REAL ESTATE ants named herein. namprl penonally. Reuaslllei', 3B Broad St. ing. Also decorating. Our prices are '"'"* trolled hett, lne Included. Low twenties and up. Marine Park, Red Bank PLLL.RRURY. BAltNACLE, TLl-s'^IIRY, BARNACLE, cheaper than thetra. Call Stack Palnt- Tel. Answering Service STERLING THOMPSON b A83OCB. M2-41RS Evfta: T4T-11O4 R1IS3EU, A CARTON RUSSELL k CARTON Entertainment Ins Co. for free estimates. 741-40M). • Wall-to-wall "urpetlni Rfialtnra AttnrneyR for T?UlntlA Mtornevs for riflintlff LET US BE your secretary. No need Call for appolntitient to Inipect Mrrnber of Multlpla Llallnil 87* Highway No. 35 MS HlRhn-ay No. 3% Tickets avRllabls for latest Broal- PAINTlNG — Tlmn and materials or Mlddlctown. New J«raew MidrilP»mvn. N&w Jefaei? "»y Shnwirfntl Mtlnr Sr"l» Events. contracts. Fair Haven Hnm» Supply. tn miss nails. 24 hour ftiuwfinni Hwy, Zi f)pp. Rullnnwood Manor Freo eitimates. 84210*3 or, 741-6850. service. .741-4700. *' 747-1100 668-IMuO all 1(_£ oor lars« tracts. Call MUL- Dttedt June 30, 1967 178 MonmOh St., lied Bank. NEYSaHBBALTV 671-6161. tuly B July 5 PEANUTS IFEEL AMV DOCTOR WILL TELL the saddle, formed a $62.80 daily \ ME ABOUT THE r-J be her rider. CARE OFT 00 // Twelve three-year-old fillies double. Numbers were 5-2. NOT KNOW/ HOUSE? •'**'' went to the starting gate yester- Jorge Velasquez continued his day for the $58,150 22nd modern winning riding yesterday and running of the popular Monmouth scored his 200th win of 1967 when Oaks, the .holiday feature at Mon- he brought Stockpile home first mouth Park. in the sixth race. In the fifth race - he scooted home aboard Even money QuilTo Queen, rid- Mark's Flash. PAD IN USE — Harry F?"5uggerihVrm,Vleft; £6ngrat,u-' den by Ernest Cardone, came up lates H, A. Jones, treasurer and director of'racing, Mon- with a stretch drive effort to Monmouth Park hit the halfway pass Secret Promise, ridden by mark of its 56-day meeting. At- mouth Park, on ths new helicopter pad at Wolf Hill tendance was dragging during, 01W, Tfc» UiH Srndic«U. Inc. I Grady Overton,. to win the Oaks. Farm. Mr. Guggenheim, owner'of Cain Hoy Stable, • ni Piily Mirror, LO^OBTM ft f— Martin Anderson of Orlandoowned the first half, but yesterday's' "chopped" in to watch his Tilly Too Bald run in the Mon. the horse trained by J. B. Pi- crowd,.of 25,919 brought the year's cou. total to 448,414. The attendance mouth Oaki. He was disappointed, Quillo Queen was ths Second was Secret Promise, and is now 6,966 up over last year's THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART third went to Swiss Cheese, rid- same period of time. •

TRViNS 1& E4T HiS Monmouth Park Entries Selections Jets Set 4V THPCUSH clmE. ((3.500); 4-up; (4m; Inevltahle, 114 iv'asqueil 4-J By SAM EATONTOWN—New York THE BARS. . f Funny Miss, 116 i\yoodhouse) 52 1—Porte de Fer, Sagothln, Snow Eciler. 112 .Gonzalez) Sister shannon. 112 (Oavtrllai Jet stars Matt Snell and Oue.it Room, 112 iBallazar) Song nns, 112 (NBI Very Top, 112 (CardonM. G«rry Philbin will appear Aid, 114 iGnvldlal Syrian Sea, 116 iljueryl 2-Fuel King, Check the Deck, l, 1-Vr, US (Vrlarqtiez) Uurretia Borl. 116 (NB. at the Monmouth Shopping Tiny Kth, "117 (RnmTnl Zcwmalonn, 114 (Velasquez) Swift Destiny Center Saturday at 11:30 Mnrlr. 112 iThnrrburg) Clever Rlossom, 112 (Brumrield) SannlMn. -107 (Mlcclli ] Moan r-)iase, 114 (Broiiissrd) 5—Hallucination, Space Pilot, a.m. on the mall near.Riti Heart Warmer. 112 iHlnnlso) in- Our Nail Atom Snln. 112 Tiilmone.* 1"-1 wrii—H.mo: rimi. in,5-«,5oo) l-u Drugs. HPIIO Yanlic-. "Iro .Mllianl W 1 M * ,'.; (Tori) 4—Great Darling, Duby Cat, Lapso. 115 o; SVi I. Races were sponsored by the AIWAY5 CHASING Mortek. 117 iKallall 10-1 cunning po« (Vasquez) 2.80 9—Thunderbolt, Dulat s Twin, D'Caladale. 117 (Velasquez) 10-1 T..1:O7. Also—Autumn Joy, Dots Llh- PleasantviHe Yacht Club, and had RAINBOWS. Winter Street, 117 (Vasquez) S-5 ertlne, Space Story, Alyaiau, Lucky Bin. Scotch Light EASIER CSIGH) Mr. Brojann, 117 (Ilssery) 7-2 6TH—Clmg.: 3 yrs.; 6 (.; off 4:44. Monday's winners: Jettisoned weather difficulty. Races had to THAhl WCRKINS- Doctor Arl. 117 (Baltanar) 5-1 Stock Pile (Velasquez) 4.60 3.00. 2.40 Trouble Rules. US (NB) 8-1 Taradash (Vasquez) 4.80 3.80 ($11.80), Garloo ((9.20), Nothing be called off after fog set in. Turk Ro>d. 117 (Oavldla) 6-1 Besieger (Combestl 4.80 Left ($8.60) and Wrong Card Gambling Bob. 117- (Tulmone) 4-1 T.iHfj Also—PopFle Doodle. Battle The Jersey Skiffs, running in BTH—M.SOO; allow.; 4-op; « I, Plan, Flotage, Namay, Royal deFur. ($18.20) Rt On. 118 (Brousiard) o-l divisionals, were conducted first Twin Tedriy, 115 (Thornburg) 4-1 7TH—Alw.; 4-lip; 6 T.; oil 5:15. Rose Court. 110 (Brumfleld) 8-1 Athtns aera (Baltazat) 2J.6O 8.80 5.80 and were lucky enough to beat ~Rprlnp n'nuble, 121 (Baltazar) • 5-2 —Phyl •s -Befltln y (Korte) . 4.6460 3.40 Sleel Plljp, 118 (Velasquez) 2-1 Tanftle iVelasq(ie7.i 4,80 Scratches the fog. I DOUBT IT, Chtcpt. 124 (Hernandez) ~' 8-5 T.-I;12)B. AIBO—Queen Narda. aoldeW n CONNIE. NEVER 7TH-TW.00O; allow, i 3 >n; fllllei; 6 f. Hoaless, Swing Royal, Who Cabled, l-Arctic Aid, Tiny Fib, Enter- Lovely Oypsy. Shady Lane Farm in Qcala; REPORTED-- Rcrnllntlnn. 112 IWoodhousM 8-1 Corrpl Ttomnn. 112 iVHasquM) 10-1 STH—Oikj; 'Jyr».; (.: 1U; olf 5:47. prise, Apple Delight Fla., is operated hy Mrs. Douglas Monollna.. 119 (Gavldlaa l 3-1 Quiiio Queen neV 4."26' 3.50 2 50 2—Pauisldan, Aqua Val LOijB Oicj^i i 18' (Vsez(Vasniiez) ) : 110-1 hjlecrei Promise (Overtnn) 12.60 7.(10 ... _., , ^ _ , , „. F. Stewart. lum. 11tf ('BrumneiiiV S-S2 Swlsfl Chefise iRoFarto) PluQueenm sP lWallr.. 119 (CranhMl) M BTH—Alw.: (-up•-•-: 1-ml.•• ; or/ R:1 !2Oi3—I Am Slipping, Colonel Zip I.a Meme Ohfisr, 112 (NT3) 1(1-1 ovine Saiplllle (Vel>r.) 8 60 ^ fin 18—Wednesday, July 5, 1967 Kllhppan, 112 (R.illa7.ar) ' M The Kfaken i Johnson) 7.20 ; 2n!4—Scalrt NUBBIN By JIMBURNETT and GEORGE CRENSI1AW RTH-"Thp SK1.0IH) AitiiFd CollerB Stnlrti' TaHo (Hldalsn) iM\T— La Mcme Chose >o; (llll»; 5'/, f. THE DAILY REGISTER VATT'."!«!»K' HANDLE"jiMiwi.r Track clear and sloppy Sg YOU'Rg WASTING YOUR HOW MW TIMES MUST 1 BEETLE BAILEY By MORT WALKER Wf% .-riANg ASAIN/yOU'UU.I THINKBIS TO Ggr WELL, OMB I NEVER7HSIES&,, I AH6AP IN TMIN& ABOUT TH16 MB, I'LL ADMIT WMEM I'M WEOM&

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Even If you ere a careful 7-Ev«ryt>0—Dromo in a world championship, you places. 2—Search For Tomorrow—Serial—Color 7:25 4—Today—Color • 7 , 4—Eye Guest—Gome—color ?-Ouldoor World—Color ^—Cartoons—Children may find that even three or four 7:05 . <3 AQ43 5—Cartoons—Children 7:30 7-Donna Reed—Corned/ -Hews—JOB Bentl —Color minutes is not long enough to ^^ The Day Under Your Sign 2—Lost In Spoce Adventure—color O KJ8732 9—Jo»-Frar]klln--Vorkty— Color 7:30 solve your problem, 4—Vlrfllriion—Western-Coidr 2—news— Joseph Benll- -Color *AQ Ari«. fforn Mar. 31 to Apr. 19 Libri. Sept 23 »o Oct. 22 12:41 5—Trutts Or Consequences—Game—Color 2—Guiding Liflril—Color Cnrtoons—Children—Color WEST EAST Be cautions of dwpti»e influ- A new pet could bring the fanv 7—Batman—Adventure—Color 7:55 When Henri Svarc opened the ilr closer wether and mar 11.il ?—Bosoball—Metj—Color ences, eftpeeiilly in marital and News—Ralph Penia—Color •> 653 2 a> QJ108 4—News—Newmon -Color II -Circus—Documentary four of diamonds, Norman Kay later win a prize- 5-7— News money matters. 1:M 31-On Th» Job-Fire Dept. C J65 a*e beinff so domineering tjvi 2-As The Wot Id Turns—Serial—Color ace. So far, so good. readinc—any number of things , 13—To Be Announced 5 Astroboy—Corloon you'll get further and people 4 -Lei's Make A Deol—Game—Color ^ 109 72 favored. 31—Behind The Lows—Discussion 1—Little Rascals—Comedy Since the best chance was to U-Scarlctt Hill—5erlol . O None will hie j«» teller. , 47—Miguollto Valdei—Variety • :!! C»nc.r. Junt 22 >" J"'* 21 Capricorn. Dee. 22 fa Jan. 20 I:JI »:30 9—Mew) And Weather find the king of hearts in the * KI854 ' Wore or less rrdnctira influ- 4—Newiw.-Dlckersofi—Color Jle careful to nothinir to es- 2—Beverly Hillbillies—Color 9:00 •West hand, Kay led a low heart North East Sooth West trange some, of tie (olla of ences in the Capricorn chart 2:09 5 -Mcrv Griffin- Variety 2— Dennis The Menace—Comedy suggest caution. 2- Password—Gome—Color 1—Honeymooners—Comedy -Birthday House—Color and tried a finesse with dum- 10 Pass 1 C? Pass whom yoa ^re wfnt fonn. 4—Days Of Our Lives—Serial—Color 31-Film Fealure •Sandy Becker—Color Lao. July 22 to Aug. 21 Aquariut. Jan. 21 to Feb. 19 5 -Thin Mcn-Myslery my's queen. Jean-Michel Boul- 3 4> Fass 3 4 Pass With a bit of patience, it j» 7—Virginia Grohom—Interview! Hodfret your lime at befrinnint; 7—Newlywed Game Color »:M 9-Ed Allen-Exercise—Color enger, of the French team, won 4 C Pass 6 * Past of rtay to you'll; accomi>lish possible to pet people to CO 9—Fireside Theater—Drama 2-Gfcen Acrrrs Comedy—Color I—Jack La Lanne—Color - muioutm oft your job. tilings your way. 11—Film—Adventures of Cownovo— 4—Loyal Opposition—Color with the king of hearts anOi_in arew two more rounos - , • , , •, „ , ..ih. BEDBAWC 5,ENOAOE»«NT 7—Doting Gome—Color 2—News—Tom Dunn—color 9—Germany Today 9—Kingdom Of The Seo—Color BARONET- s 11—Carol Co*ett—Color rayon 11 —Surorlu Show—Color 4—News-Jim Hortr—Color I—4 opeye—Cartoons—Color op clubs out of the way. Then Endltsi Summer 2;20; 7:11): !:«. 11-Around Thi Clock ' 7-Nwi-BIII Beulel-Color silk-prints, solids. 4:21 P—Fllrrv—I Cover tne War- i.e could get to his hand with FREEHOLD . 9 Raced. 38 Preposition. 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North of Red Bank U—Friendly Glont-Chlldreo Fred WocMurrey—! tin. • ,6 Work by 59 Copies. 32 Distur- 57 Bone: is a borderline bid, but yoteru n Catalog. All sizes! Clip coi UKR EVtNINO 11:M HAZLET Rodin. 61 Kind of bances. comb. form. lave no problem with a rehid. pon in Catalog — choose one pal «:N 9—Nrws And Weather , ' LOEWS DRIVE-IN- 2—Newt—Jim Jensen—Color 1:N 18 Test. nest. 35 Important comb. form. If partner responds in a major tern iree. Send 50c now. 4-Ne*s-Jlm Horti-Color 4—News—Bob Teague—Color 62 Saltpeter. £0 100 sq. suit you can raise; and if he For a. Few Dollars More l:<3; 3:00 7—Film—Fury o/ Apoche— 7—Newi 19 Declaim. crop. nreil EncaM 11:10. Frank Lortlmort—W mln. >ids one diamond you can bid* 1:04 20 — action. 63 By night: 36 Dirk. meters. Castleman Attends 'LAZAGitlite fo- r «—Film—TMef of Baghdad— 7—Film—concert of intrigue— 21 Man. comb. form. ne spade (or even one heart 7:30; «:30. Stev« Reeves—1 hr.. 25 mln—Color Brtoirrt Bnrnot— 1 hr, SS mln. KEYPORUi> MarrieTd Man 3:23 11—Lloyd Thoxton—Variety—Color 1:15 22 In the place 64 Chem. if you are fanatical about show- Summer Theater l^What's New—Children 4—Film—Wife, Doctor and Nun*— Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle STRANDinmiw— 91—Lee Grpbom—Interview Warner Baxter—1 hr., 40 min. cited above: suffixes. ing all four-card suits). HILLSIDE - William Castl <:ll 65 Manner. 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