Middletown's Unilateral Sewer Action Hit SEE STOBY BELOW Weather HOME Fak warm and humid today, high 85-90. Fair cooler and leu humid tonight, low 6045. Tomor- row, fair, high in lower 80s. Fri- FINAL day's outlook, partly cloudy and cool. DIAL 741-0010 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER FOR 89 YEARS PAGE ONE VOL. 90, NO. 11 WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1967 7c PER COPY Vietnam Battle Rages SAIGON (AP) — American far up the coast. Five Red fort to Wrest the vital highlands is near the la Drang valley Near Can Tho, they attempted troops were locked in heavy MlG21s were reported sighted. from allied control. where the biggest battle of the to penetrate an encampment held combat today with a Communist The U.S. Command said they re- The 4th Division infantrymen Vietnamese war was fought two by black-clad pacification pro- force attacking in the rainswept fused battle. began running into Communist years ago with heavy losses on gram workers. Circling American jungle of thB la Drang valley U.S. headquarters said a unit soldiers shortly after daybreak. both sides. planes called "spookies," spew- area of South Vietnam's central of the U.S. 4th Infantry Division An artillery barrage was called A major Red effort in the ing Gatling-gun fire and flares, highlands. was fighting off Red fire from in on one group of 30 Reds. A highlands had been expected to helped the South Vietnamese As fighting erupted in the cen- three sides according to the last few minutes later another group follow or parallel the intensive militia and pacification workers tral highlands, Communist guer- report from Che la Drang battle- of about 150 Communists •was pressure on the U.S. Marines to beat off the attack. rillas struck in force against two field. The size of die American brought to battle in a jungle farther north- along the ' demili- Farther south near Can Tho, Mekong Delta outposts before unit was not known in Saigon. firefight. tarized zone. Reports from that the guerrillas made a similar dawn but were chased back Near Cambodia A short time later another unit area today said Communist ha- effort, but the South Vietnamese across the flooded paddyfields The fighting raged in a moun- of the 4th radioed that it was rassment and artillery fire had said at least 48 of the enemy •with heavy losses. tainous area close to the Cam- being pressed on three sides. dwindled to minor proportions were killed. Militia guarding American warplanes and naval bodian frontier where fresh American reinforcements be- over the past 48 hours. the outpost • beat off the guer- ships carried the war to North North Vietnamese regiments gan to pour into the battle from Outposts Hit rillas, and at dawn a battalion Vietnam again with air raids have been braced to drive into helicopters shortly after noon. In the delta, guerrilla forces of South Vietnamese Rangers deep in Red territory yesterday South Vietnam during tihe pres- Reports from the remote bat- hit outposts near the two main plunged in from helicopters to and ship-to-shore bombardments ent rainy season for another ef- tlefield were sketchy. The site cities of My Tho and Can Tho. pursue the Viet Cong. State Still Ponders fusing Law

MIDDLETOWNS FINEST — Newly appointed Police Chief Joseph M. McCarthy, of Middletown Township, took his oath last night and was pictured later at reception at Buck Smith's restaurant, East Keansburg, with his family. From left they are, Dennis, Rule on 13; Chief McCarthy's wife, Kate; the chief; Katy, his daughter-in-law, and Army By ELEANOR MULTER vate or parochial schoojs who school pupite; they may be per- It is clear that there will. be to elementary pupils attending Sgt. Joseph M. McCarthy Jr. I See story Page 3.1 (Register Staff Photo) TRENTON - The state Depart- live within two or two-and-one- mitted to do so or they may be no state funds to reimburse any non-public schools. ment of Education acknowledged half miles of their schools. barred from doing it. The ques- district which transports non- This would be true [n cases" today that it does not yet know Three Possibilities tion has been left in the lap of public school pupils who live where the non-public school is whether certain non-public school There are three possibilities, the attorney general's office. close to their schools. more than the legal distance from Question Middletown's Right pupils living close to their schools Dr. OrvilleG. Parrish, director of Dr. Parrish explained that the Dr. Parrish confirmed that the pupil's home. will be receiving free bus rides transportation in the department, fair busing bill deals only with some constituent districts of re- Freehold Borough, for example, in the fall. said: the •mandatory busing of pupils gional high schools which do not does not provide bus service for Some public schools extend bus These districts may be re- who reside a remote distance from bus public school pupils to local its elementary school pupils be- To Veto Regional Sewer service to pupils who live closer quired to extend similar susing their schools and says nothing elementary schools will be- re- cause all pupils are closer to han the distance for which trans- arrangements , to non-publiic at all about the others. quired to provide transportation (See BUSING, Pg. 3, Col. 5) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The survey authorized last the borough will be flown at half- portation is mandatory (two miles Whether Middleiown Township night will be undertaken by the staff for the week commencing for the younger children and tw< has a right to eliminate its neigh New York City engineering firm July 10 in his memory. and one half miles in the uppe Choice of Evergetis Ends 10-Month Search bore, Atlantic Highlands and High of Ford, Bacon and Davis. High- Opposition to the "discrimina- grades). These districts bea lands, from a regional sewerage lands has already authorized funds tory, unenforced and unenforc the full cost of transporting thes project is now an issue. for its half of the survey. able" dog ordinance was regis pupils. Borough Council last night au- Council expressed its sympathy tered by Mr. and Mrs. John De What is not clear is whethe, Board Hires Red Bank High Principal thorized $3,500 for its half-share to the family of former Mayor lert in a letter which council re districts now voluntarily busing payment of a feasibility study Dr. Robert S. McTague, who died ferred to Police Chief James J public school pupils who resid By WILLIAM L. HAGEMAN were interviewed, Dr. Robert C. ideas and innovation. "I like sending districts, no problems with Highlands to set up, a two- Monday, and announced flags,in Egidio. closer than the specified distance RED BANK — James D. Ever- Hoops, superintendent, said. Mr. the challenge Red Bank, offers with the faculty, and no racial town region that would be sepa must also bus those attending pri- getis. the' 40-year-old principal Evergetis was selected from a It's not a step down at all," he problems. rate from Middletown. of Brick Township High School final field of six who were in- said. And Mr. Evergetis just finished But, noting that the Monmouth last night was hired as principal terviewed by the entire school The challenge lured Mr. Ever building a new house for 'him- County sewerage master plan in- MRHS Gets of Red Bank High. board. getis from a good berth. At self, his wife and their five chil- cludes the two boroughs and Mid- Big Aid Hike Helps The Board of Education was When the search began, Mr. Brick Township he is in charge dren. He'll commute for a dlelown in a regional district, the unanimous in backing the ap- Evergetis was just getting to of a large, modern school with while, but reluctantly he'll place council said it did not want to be 295 Busing pointment and approving a salary know his way around Brick an enrollment of 1,700, compared the new house on the market so eliminated even though it might of 1.5 times the new man's step Township. • He has now been with Red Bank's 1.3O0. he can be nearer Red Bank ultimately decide, with Highlands Offset Budget Cut on the teachers' guide, or $16,- there 15' 'months. The sprawling, one-story plant activities, he said. to withdraw. Applications 350. "I never thought I would leave was built nine years ago when Things will be a little different NEW SHREWSBURY — An unanticipated $60,000 increase "The county ordered us into thi? The action ended a 10-month Brick," he said in an interview Brick stopped sending its chil- here. The sending districts of in state and federal aid will help offset the $75,000 slash in NEW SHREWSBURY — The thing with Middletown, and until search for a replacement for with The Daily Register. "This dren to Point Pleasant Beach. .Ittle.Silver and Shrewsbury are the Monmouth Regional High School 1967-68 budget, Norman Monmouth Regional High School we hear differently from them, Royal H. Hintze, who submitted is where 1 »pent my happiest The building is on a large, open discussing two-borough regional- J. Field, regional board president, said last night. Board of Education has received I say we should still be in it," his resignation Sept. 13, 1966, to year." tract. It has two gymnasiums, ization, and the high school ex- The $60,000 increase is the result of a change in the requests for transportation of 295 said Councilman Edmond J. Ca non-public-school youngsters un- take a position in a new school It was professional challenge two libraries and a large audi- pansion and modernization plan puto, chairman of the sewer com formulas by which state and federal aid are computed, Mr. in Delaware. Vice Principal Wil- that made him charge his mind torium, and plenty of physical has suffered long delays. Racial Field said. der the state's new busing bill, mittee. Ralph Keevil, board secretary, re- !ard F. Browning was acting — a chance to be involved in a education area around it. imbalance has been mentioned He said the board has only recently learned about the % "Also, I can't see making a ported last night. principal in the interim. building program, to work in No Problems as an issue with relation to the increase. itudy if we're simply going to be The high school board handles More than 50 applicants were the area of curriculum, and to In brief, Brick has no building withdrawal of the two all-white Mr. Field said the board will defer some non-educational told what to do by the county," the applications for all elementary considered, and more than 15 work with a board receptive to problem, no space problem, no sending districts. items it had included in the budget—such as fencing around the chairman added. and high school students in the Mr. Evergetis said he is famil- the sewer system—and strive "to reduce what we can, so The comments came after read three school districts within the iar with the problems, and con- we can plow some money into the surplus account to relieve Ing of a letter from the Middle- regional district — New Shrews- siders them part of the chal- next year's tax rate." town authority informing council bury, Eatontown and Shrewsbury lenge. He added that racial im- Middletown plans to go it alone The proposed $1,771,500 budget was cut $75,000 by the. Township. Monmouth Receives balance should not be a problem governing bodies of Eatontown, New Shrewsbury and Shrews- and has made "no provisions for Mr. Keevil said youngsters ap- at the high school level, and bury Township—the three communities which comprise the Inclusion of Highlands or Atlantic plying for transportation to Chris- has not been one during his past regional district—after it was twice defeated at the polls. Highlands in our treatment plant." tian Brothers Academy, Lincroft, assignments. The cut was upheld last month on appeal to Dr. Joseph Council voted to direct a letter will fill three buses. He said the Mr. Evergetis brings with him. to the county Planning Board ask- E. Clayton, deputy commissioner of education, who was $142,544 U.S. Grant 8 years of experience — seven district also will-be transporting then acting commissioner. ing if the Middletown authority children to Rumson Country Day LONG BRANCH — Monmouth As reported in The Daily Reg- er. The program will enroll 40 as a principal, three as a guid- acted within its rights in closing Ichool: Star of the Sea Academy, County has received $142,544 in ister last week, the county also children between the ages of two ance director and eight as a the door, to regionalization. ,ong Branch, and Holy Innocents federal anti-poverty funds to pro- received $48,444 in anti-poverty and five and will run from July 23 teacher. Councilman David J. DeGroot School, Neptune. vide legal services for the poor, funds for the ,nlrcotics program. through mid-October. But his career started in the stated after the meeting one of Secretaries and transportation operate an anti-narcotics pro- The money provides for the hir- direction of bacteriology. Custodian Will Sign MCAP asso received a $15,130 the principal reasons for his co-ordinators of.Monmouth County gram, and to open a day care ing of a director, a clinical psy- The new principal is a native, grant to provide -basic education town's reluctance to jump in with school districts are meeting in center for the children of mi- chologist, three community aides, of Paterson where he graduated for adult migrant workers. Class- Middletown was a fear the state Middletown today in an effort to grant workers and offer basic a counselor, and a secretary. from Central High- School. He es will be held ir fie evenings standards under which the Mid- Checks, Then Resign co-ordinate transportation and education classes to. their' pa- went to Rutgers University m dletown plan is approved will be MCAP will operate, atday care for 50 to 70 students. The grant 944, enrolled as a bio-chemistry RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The township treasurer hold the pos thus reduce duplication of routes rents. stiffened in the future. center in Millstone Township for provides for a supervisor, a su- major, 'ossibility that Board of Educa- of custodian. and cut expenses. The legal services program will The ocean outfall contemplated the children cf migrant farm pervisory aide,, five Instructors Navy Veteran ion employees would not re- Has Resigned Although the state will pay 75 be operated by the, Monmouth In the dual plan with Highlands workers. The $17,971 federal grant and five instructional aides, and College was interrupted by a eive their July 14 paychecks on The township treasurer, Eu per cent of the transportation Bar Association in co-operation would satisfy present and future provides for two teachers, four one clerk-typist. It also allocates 15-month tour in the Navy during :ime was averted last night when gene Dombrowski, resigned from costs, Ihe administrative costs with Monmouth Community Ac- requirements. "Without Federal teacher aides, a cook, an assis- money for transportation of stu- the end of the war. He was a :he board refused to accept the the Board of Education in June are the board's alone, Norman J tion Program, Inc., the county's aid, however, an ocean outfall is Field, president, noted. The state tant cook, and a custodian-driv- dents to the classroom. See PRINCIPAL, Pg. 3, Col. 4) resignation of Robert G. Brady, after announcing he would run official anti-poverty program, out of the question," DeGroot reimbursement will be two years as custodian of school funds. for Township Committee. Board under a $60,993 federal grant. opined, late, and the -state will pay the But Mr. Brady still wants out: President Theodore Stieve said interest if the board must borrow The program will be admin- Board Attorney Arthur D. Lor- that he had spoken to Mr. Dom- money to meet busing bills. istered by its own board of ing advised that state law pro- browski about taking on the cus- trustees on which the Bar Asso- Ippolito Urges Council Unity Democrats vides that only the custodian todian post and that Mr. Dom- ciation, with 11 of 20 members, may sign salary checks. browski had refused, due to the will have the controlling votes. time taken up by his politica R. Thomas Jannarone, super- Attorneys named by the Bar To Nominate activities. Ask Signs ntendent of schools, estimated Association will serve as part- As He Becomes Its President :hat approximately 100 employ- During the meeting, Board Sec- time director and full-time as- LONG BRANCH — "Let unity "with great regret" on motion of members on the advisory coun- C. V. Carroll ees would be affected by any de- retary Charles Hopla telephoned Similar To sistant director. The federal be our keynote." Councilman Robert B. Cornell. cil to the Recreation Depart- ay in salary payment, Mr. Dombrowski and received funds also provide for four full- MIDDLETOWN - Township With these words, Councilman Adopt Pay Code ment, Democrats will nominate Charles Mr. Brady, who is also town- the same answer. Thus, neither time staff attorneys, four sten- Riverview's Amedeo V. Ippolito last night Council voted 3-1 to adopt May- V. Carroll, a certified public ac- ship tax collector, agreed dur- of the eligible men wants the ographers, a social worker, an An ordinance was Intro- PRINCETON - The signs acknowledged City Council's or Paul Nastasio Jr.'s salary or- countant, as their candidate for ing a recess to stay in office un- job. investigator,, and non-profession- duced by Councilman Samuel donated by the Steinbach unanimous vote appointing him dinance, which grants a three Township Committee in this til July 15. The board will meet Mr. Loring explained that the al aides. The non-profession- Teicher governing construction Co. which point the way to council president for the nine per cent raise, retroactive to year's' election, it was learned again Tuesday, July 18, to ac- law requires one of the men to and operation of private swim- Riverview Hospital at Red aides will be hired from the months beginning July 1, Jan. 1, to most city employees. last night. Only one of three cept the amended resignation and take the job, with Mr. Dombrow- ming pools—the first such mea- Bank have.caught the eye poverty community, Wilbert Rus- "It is with a deep sense of re seats on the committee is at o appoint another custodian. ski, as treasurer, having first re- Only Councilman Elliot L.'Katz sure in the city's history. Public — and the fancy — of of- sell, MCAP deputy director, said. sponsibility that I assume the po- stake. The problem is not completely sponsibility. voted against the measure, say- hearing will be Tuesday, July 25. ficials of other New Jersey sition of president of our City ;olved, however. At the- close of Hie meeting the ing he feels the administration Also introduced was an ordi- Mr. Carroll, who ran for the hospitals. :ouncil," Mr. Ippolito declared. Only one other person is eli- Board planned to accept Mr can re-draft the ordinance in the nance appropriating $90,000 for committee last year unsuccess- "I consider this a great honor gible for the post under Jaw, ac- Brady's resignation at next Tues- Jack W. Owen, executive Name Board form of a municipal salary guide construction of a fire house at fully as a Ihird party Indepen- vice president of the New and resolve that I will not use within 30 days. dent, will oppose Republican Rob- cording to Mr. Loring. He said day's meeting and to appoint Mr Union and Third Aves. and au- Jersey Hospital Association, this position for personal gain. I All other councilmen agreed ert McCutcheon, if both — now itate law requires that either the Dombrowski. If necessary, the thorizing bonding of $85,000 of reports that several other Secretary do not intend to make any ma- the measure is merely a make- unopposed — win nominations in ownship tax collector or the (See CUSTODIAN, Pg. 3, Col. 4) the total. Public hearing is July hospitals have commented jor changes in our council meet- shift until the salary guide is sub- their party primaries. RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Robert 25. Resolutions seeking the city favorably on the signs and G. Havens, of 197 Beefs St., Key- ings' unless it be to avoid meet- mitted, but felt they must vote attorney's yearly retainer at $11,-' FormaJ announcement of the ings "that end at a very late would like to have- similar port, last night' was appointed for it in order that municipal em- 000 and [he yearly retainer 0! candidacies of both organization ones for their institutions. hour," he added. ployees will get their increases the city prosecutor at $4,000 were choices will be made next week. secretary to the Board of Edu- Today's Index The NJHA ' meets today cation to succeed the retiring Praises Clolfi promptly. adopted unanimously. The deadline for filing of petitions and Mr. Owen will recom- Page Page Charles Hopla. The new council president Mayor Nastasio has stated he for party nominations, and for mend to the board of di- Julius J. Golden, city attorney, Allen-Scot! G Herblock : 6 Mr. Havens will hold (he posi- priased his predecessor, Coun- expects the guide to be ready in independent candidates, is Aug. rectors that they endorse announced that hearing ot stocl[ oriypf assistant^secretary until cilman Henry R. Cioffi, absent time for inclusion in next year's 3. Amusements 17 Market • 5 the signs as an official em- Charms Liquor, Inc.,. owner of Elinor Multer 16 August' 1 when' Mr. Hopla's* re- from last night's meeting. "His municipal budget. The new committecman will Births 2 blem for hospitals in the Mickey's Joline Ave. Bar and tirement becomes official. His Unanimously adopted after replace Republican Douglas ,. _, , „ ObiMinries > 4 state. efficient manner of. conduct- Grill, in an appeal from refusal Jlm Blsh 6 new position carries a salary of Ing meetings and his general public hearing was an amend- Burke, who has declined to run "P Sylvia Porter * 6 "We have round signs and of City Council to grant renewal $7,500 per year. ment to the administrative code for a new term. B-i'-ce 17 Sports 12, 13 square signs and we need a knowhow of all phases of city of its liquor license, will be Fri- For (he last two years Mr. increasing to 15 the number of Clrrrfkd '. 14, 15 Successful Investing 5 uniform sign throughout the government will be difficult to day, July 28, at 10 a.m. in the Longo's Diner C- s 18 Television 17 state," Mr. Owen com- Havens has been^raployed by emulate, Mr. Ippolito said. Uniform Sale Newark office of the Alcoholic Daily luncheon . special, S'."\ Cr-.-.crJ Puzzle 16 Women's News 8,9 mented. the board in the capacity of Of- Mr. Cioffi's resignation as Now in progress at the Shirley Beverage Commission, 1100 Ray- Sea Bright. (Adv.) E' ••••'

5 A. 2—Wi , July 12. 1967 THE DMLY REGISTER K-< Oft Monmouth Medical Center Staff Births New Mideast Fighting Flares

UNITED NATIONS, N. Ytorp&f. o boats Tuesday Jn theer Elath afld two torpedo boats. n agreement appeared Bear RIVERV1EW (AP) — New tilting between first naval dash between the The spokesman said eight Is- on any proposal to break the As- Red Bank . i; 17 Doctors Begin Internships Egyptian and Israeli forces on two nations since the Middle raeli seamen were slightly semfoly'* tight deadlock on with- Mr. • and Mrs. Henry Dechert land and at sea was reported East war last month. An Israeli wounded. drawal of Israeli troops from the W BRANCH - The facts Dr. Vaman Chaubal of Bhopal, Eng Lock Khoo of Johore, Ma' (nee Dorothy Smith), 38 Hudson today as angry Moslem diplo- army spokesman said the en-An Egyptian communique territories of Syria and Jordan of hospital life came sharply into India, Grant Medical College, laysia, Chibu University of Tokyo, Ave., Port Monmouth, daughter, mats at the United Nations gagement occurred in the Medi- claimed that Israeli machine focus yesterday for 17 freshly- Bombay; Dr. Johann F. Colde- medicine; Dr. Luvisminda Milo yesterday. worked on a resolution to centerranea- n about 16 miles off theguns opened fire on Egyptian occupied during the June war. graduated doctors as they began Mr. and Mrs. David Whitman sure Israel for refusing to give occupied Egyptian town of El way of Husun, Germany, Univer- of Santo Tbmas, Philippines, Uni- forces in the west bank of the Israel touched off the censure one-year internships on the (nee Catherine Hill), 231-A Ea- up the Old City of Jerusalem. Arish when the Egyptian boats sity of Frieburg; Dr. Fricderichversity of Santo Tomas, pedl Suez Canal south of Ismailia. move Tuesday by informing Sec- House Staff at Monmouth Medi- toncrest Dr., Eatontown, son, fired on a patrolling Israeli flo- Dutka of Vienna, University of atrics; Dr. Frank Rodriguez o Israel announced that Israeli The communique said Egyptian retary-General U Thant that it cal Center. yesterday. tilla which included the destroy Vienna; Dr. Anthony Eng oBrooklynf , University of Madrid naval units sank two Egyptian guns fired back and knocked out was going ahead with measures MONMOUTH MEDICAL The young interns came from Montclair, Hahnemann Medical surgery, and Dr. Charles K. Spel two Israeli armored cars. It said to unify the Israeli 'and former homes as near as Rumson, High- College; Dr. Michael Glass of ler of Tarboro, N.C., Meharry Long Branch there were no Egyptian casual- Jordanian sectors of Jerusalem lands and Englishtown and from Teaneck, Howard University; Dr. Medical College of Nashville, or- Mr. and Mrs. William SanFilip- Water Company Purchase ties. despite the Assembly resolution : far away as Korea and India, Michael Glogoff of Yardviile, thopedics. po (nee Angela Rio), 73 Cedar The censure move led by Pak July 4 calling on Israel to re- carrying degrees from American Doctor of Dental Medicine, Uni- The other residents are: Ave., West End, son, yesterday. istani Ambassador Agha Shahi scind all measures which would and foreign medical schools. versity of Pennsylvania. Dr. James Baker, surgery Mr. and Mrs. Colonie Bacon Bond Action Is Delayed overshadowed intense behind-the- 'alter the status of Jerusalem." (nee Brenda Bright), 103 West Eight other newcomers to the Dr. Nasser Hassani oj Teheran, third year; Dr. Marvin Berko- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — had been recommended by the scenes negotiations on other pas- Sunset Ave., Red Bank, daugh sible resolutions as the General Israel has contended that its center are among the 18 doctors Iran, University of Teheran; Dr. witz, pathology, fourth year; Dr The Township Committee met at Local Finance Board. Approval ter, yesterday. Assembly prepared to resume its measures simply provide for ad- who began residencies on thTaewone g Kim of Seoul, Korea, Walter Braunohler, orthopedics 8 am. yesterday morning and of the finance board is required Seoul National University; Dr. first year; Dr. Donald De Cas Mr. and Mrs, Donald Tyler emergency session on the Midministrativ- e unity and could not House Staff, one of the largest will resume that meeting next before tJie township can adopt Samuel Mathys of Zurich, Swit- tro, medicine, second year; Dr (nee Vera Fair), 612!/2 Sixteenth dle East this afternoon after a be correctly decribed as annexa- in the hospital's history. Wednesday at 7 p.m. in ththee bond ordinance. With the zerland, University of Zurich; Carlos Garcia, medicine, second Ave., Belmar, son, yesterday. hope of adopting an ordinance one-week recess. tion of the Old City. First Fellowships minutes on hand, the board has Dr. Albert Rienzo of Jersey City, year; Dr. Bruce Gordon, chief Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips authorizing $1.7 million in bonds positive evidence'that its recom- Dr. William S. Vaun, director University of Bologna, Italy; Dr. resident in medicine, third year; (nee Dorothy Boles), 89 Squan- for acquisition of Hhe Freehold mendation on abolition has been AMERICA'S LARSEST FAMILY CLOTHINO CHAIN Of medical education, reported Nasry Stefan of Dominican Re- Dr. William Halligan, chief resi- kum Rd., New Shrewsbury, Water and Utility Co. followed. also that the three teaching fel- public, University of Barcelona, dent in orlhopedics, fourth year; daughter, yesterday. Township ConnniMeeman lowships have been awarded for Spain, and Dr. Vigayan Charles Dr. John Merendino, orthopedics Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kettles At a long meeting Monday Frank Marzulli said last night the first time. of New Delhi, India, All India third year; Dr. Abilio Milo, hus- (nee Virginia Carter), 47 Liberty night, the committee held a that the committee is hopeful Dr. Vaun said, "The establish- Institute of Medical Sciences. band of Dr. Luvismind Milo, sur- St., Long Branch, daughter, yes public hearing on the bond ordi- that it will have the approval of ment of these fellowships adds Newcomers gery, second year, and Dr. Theo- terday. nance and adjourned to the fol-the Local Finance Board before a new dimension to Monmouth Newcomers among (he resi- dore Potruch, chief surgical resi- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Neis (nee lowing morning. the Wednesday night meeting. Medical Center's position as dents are: dent, fourth year. Carol Lawrence), 22 Riveredge The Township Committee will' teaching hospital. The competi- Dr. Rafael Camilo of Domini- The teaching fellows are; Dr. Rd., New Shrewsbury, son, yes- At the morning's session the use the $1.7 million to purchase tion among hospitals for topca-n Republic, University of San- Harold Petersen, medicine, rest terday. committeB approved..the minutes the water company and to make flight medical school graduates is to Domingo, medicine; Dr. Wildenc- y at Cooper Hospital, Cam- JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL of the Monday . night session, improvements in tihe facilities. keen as the demand rises for liam Ciccone of Plainfield, Tem- den; Dr. Joseph Raimondi, ob- Neptune which were then transmitted to Tlie township will operate the more doctors to provide the es-ple University, surgery; Dr. Tar- stetrics and gynecology, residen- Mr the Local Finance Board at Mr. anj s. Armand Perry, system as a dedicated munio sential services required in mod- cela Estenzo of Cebu City, Phil- cy at Newark City Hospital, and Trenton., Rt. 537, Colts Neck, 6on, Mon- ipal utility rather than turning ern medicine.^ ippines, pediatrics; Dr. Sang Dr. Bernard Swerdlow, pyschia At the Monday night session, day. the operation over to an inde- "Our education program, aug- Kang of PusanrKorearSeoul-Na- try, residency at New York Med- the committee had adopted an Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cra- pendent utility authority^ mented by the center's specialty tional University, medicine; Dr. ical College. der, 1812 Bradley Ter., Belmar, ordinance abolishing the Town- facilities, offers the graduates a ship Utilities Authority. Abolition The Local Finance Board re- son, Monday. portedly' recommended abolition fine foundation .on which to Mr. and Mrs. James McKin- base their careers. We believe of the utilities authority to pre- nis, West Farms Rd., Farming- vent any possible confusion. the training we have to offer is Shrewsbury Approves dale, daughter, Monday. High School reflected in the high caliber of Rev. and Mrs. Al Waddell, 610 graduates we have been able to Sewall Ave., Asbuxy Park, son, Weather attract." Sewer Project Plan yesterday. Electronics The three Monmouth County New Jersey: Fair warm and SHREWSBURY — Borough Which is better — the sewers, or Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rey- liumld today, high 85-90. Fair residents among the interns are nolds, 82 Audy PI., Neptune, Dr. Michele Alman of English- Council last night approved spe- absence of any trace that they've Shop to Open cooler and less humid tonight andi daughter, yesterday. 1 town, who received her bachelor cifications of the Northeast Mon- been installed?" tomorrow. Low tonight mid 50s Mr. an(< Mrs. Donald Spano, RED. BANK — The Red Bank of arts degree from Washington mouith County Regional Sewer- The mayor said that a public and 60s. High tomorrow in mid Howell Trailer Park, Freehold, High School electronics shop, Square College, New York Uni- age Authority for construction hearing may be scheduled soon 70s and iower 80s. Outlook for son, yesterday, idle for more than a year, will versity, and her medical degree work within the borough. to explain certain changes in the re-open in September. The Board Friday, partly cloudy and cool. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lillie, 189 In Monmouth Beach, the high from New York Medical College; Approval came after a lengthy location of the sewer trunk line. of Education last night voted an Gordon's Corner Rd., English- temperature yesterday was 79 Dr. Bentley Burnham of Rum- discussion on the authority's role Various property owners had ex- extra month's salary to teacher town, daughter, yesterday, and Hhe low 69. The overnight son, B.A. from Yale University in restoring the borough's streets pressed dismay that earlier plans Robert Nogueira to get It ready Mr. and Mrs. Jcta Murray, low was 69 and at 6 p.m. it was and M.D. from Temple Universi- in a satisfactory manner. Paul to run Hhe line along Sycamore in August. 17-A Park Ave., Englishtown, 73. It was 71 at 7 a.m. today. ty, and Dr. Ronald Senr. of High- F, Sdhissier, secretary of theAve. had been changed. daughter, yesterday. Six educators were hired, They Rainfall between 3:30 p.m. and lands, B.A. from St. John's Uni- authprity, assured «he council Mr. Schissier said construction are Herbert Hartzell of Eaton- 8:30 p.m. yesterday totaled .09 versity, Collegeville, Minn., and Ohat this would be done. bids will be considered soon. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Di Blasi Jr., 216 Second Ave., Asbury town, high school physics at $10,- inches. M.D. from Marquette University, They then must meet ajjpiwal in Commenting on the possibility "'ark, son, yesterday. 500; Louis J. DiGirolamo of Marine The other interns and their Washington. medical colleges are: that street resurfacing might Mr, and Mrs. Benny Miranda, Holmdel, high school science at Capo May to Block Island: Work is scheduled to begiiHin Dr. Thomas Baumljn of Perth show by grain or color that the 613V4 McCabe Ave., Bradley $7,800; Miss Diana L. Sussraan of Small craft warnings discon- Amboy, Hahnemann Medical Col- work had been done, Mayor early September. Beach, daughter, yesterday. South Orange, high school Eng- tinued. West to northwest winds lege; Dr. Martin Borsky of Hill- Frederic Messina said, "We've Mayor Messina afpointed Rich- lish at $6,000; Miss Lynda Caplan 10 to 20 knots through tomorrow. Fair tomorrow except for some side, University of Amsterdam; waited a long time for' sewers. ard A. Cordasco, 143 Garden Rd., of Red Bank, French at $6,600; to the Planning Board, and Mrs. Rosalyn Schaefer of Beth- patchy fog and cloudiness early| IMMMM today. Visibility one to three named A. M. Sole, X18 Robinson lehem, Pa., sixth grade at River School Glass miles Improving to more than Pi., to serve M an alternate Street for $7,500; end Miss Shar- five miles today. & BOYLE member of the Board of Adjust- on A. Clark of Bedford, librarian r Close-Out Special ment. Fund Starts at $8,700. • : TIDES Sandy Hook TWIN SIZE MATTRESSES -The council approved the ap- Resignations were accepted TODAY-High 12:24 p.m. andj pointment of George Maury Jr. Scholarship from Mrs, Doris Sauer, Miss low 6:24 p.m. OR BOX SPRINGS as special police officer. RED BANK - The Red Bank Lucy Gray and Miss Eulalie .TOMORROW-Higjh 12:36 a.m.. Francis, all teachers at River and 1:18 p.m. and low 7 a.m. andj OQ00 High School class of 1967 left a Z7 EACH Street, and Mrs. Marian Faupel, 7:30 p.m. Woman Cut, Ticketed balance of nearly $1,500 in its full she 34.00 each an auxiliary high school teacher. For Red Bank and Rumson In Middlefown Crash treasury. Last night a scholar- bridge, add two • hours; Sea| VALUES TO 69.95 ihip was started with most of it. Bills hard to pay? Sell items Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Janet Ticking may not match you don't need with Classified Branch, deduct 1? minutes; High- A. Silver, 34, of 76 Morningside The Board of Education voted approval of the class's proposal Ads. Dial 741-6900 today. lands bridge, add 40 minutes. Route 35 Circle • Eatontown • 542-1010 Ave., Laurence Harbor, received HHUMIMIWMMWIMIWMIIMMIMIIMIII to use $1,000 for the scholarship a cut lip and a summons for care- fund, and agreed to sponsor' it. less driving when her car struck An award of $100 per year will another auto from the rear on be given for 10 years — or long- Rt. 35 at Palmer Ave. yesterday er if interest payments permit at—1:21 p.m., police reported. it — to outstanding graduating seniors to assist them in continu- Her vehicle collided with a car ing their education. driven by Mrs. Dorothy M. Car- The remainder of the class SALE mona, 39, of 59 Port Monmouth Rd., Keansburg, police said. treasury balance was donated to Patrolman Herman Grillon in- the American Field Service for vestigated. its Americans Abroad program. SUMMER Mrs. Silver stated she would It will help send a Red Bank Honored permanent press slacks on SALE, J, KricUI. see her own doctor for treat- High School student to a foreign ment. country in 1968. 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TV.S.TVatUcz KEANSBURG: RT. 36 on MAIN STREET 29' 24 W. FRONT ST. ASBURY PARK — Rt. 35 at Asbury Part Clrelt • KEYPORT, N. J. PERTH AMBOY.— 365 Smith St., West of RR Station 25 pound MADISON TOWNSHIP — Rt. 9 (So. of Rt. 516 between Sayreville and Freehold) THE, DAILY REGISTER Wednesday, July 12, 1967—3 Drunkofheter Reading Quits County .« "• Principal (Continued) pharmacist's mate stationed in Mr. Evergetu «aid those days Results in Revocation Aide's Post Panama, and got » chance to were among the most exdt»j> af his career, but they didn't McCarthy Takes Over KEYPOBT - tor. Jtmtt C, [tte, much at Central <«nd South LONG iBRANCH — A drunfco- the drunkometer at the time of Morriion ha« resigned at an Aflierica. /' convince him that vocational edu- jneter finding of pfcr cent the incident. assistant Monmouth County Back at Rutgers, he continued cation in always i wise move. alcohol in his blood cost Leonard Preliminary examination was physician and hag given up as a bio-chemistry major but Often, he said, the percentage of N. Carpenter, 21, of 501 Prospect set for Thursday at 8:50 a.m. in his local practice. was inspired by ore of his instudents who go on to use their jstructors in his junior year, and vocational school background is As Middletown Chief Ave., Asbury Park, his driver's the case of Pete Taylor, a groom Dr. C. Malcolm B. Oilman, who retired eight months ago at "I want them all to know my license for two years and a 5200 at Monmouth Park race track. the county physician, con- knew at that point he wanted nsufficient to justify the course, MIDDLETOWN - Joseph M. | 'Vocational education has its McCarthy, 42-year old veteran de- age 65, ended a system of rotat- appreciation," he said, fine yesterday in Municipal Mr, Taylor is charged with ille- firmed yesterday that his as- a career in education. He gradu ; ated in 1949 with a bachelor of place jf a need is there, but ittective, look over last night as ing the chief's office among four! "This is a good day for Middle- Court. gal possession of a hypodermic sistant had quit. Dr. Morrison science degree, having earned shouldn't be pushed until the chief of the township police de- contending captains. The interim:town," said one of the out of Mr. Carpenter was also fined, syringe and needle and posses- plans to relocate his practice his education credits at summer need is proved," he eaid. partment. system had become known as the town officials, privately. $100 for leaving the scene of ansion of marijuana cigarettes, an or associate with a hospital school. As he was appointed by theChief-Of-Thp Month Club. j \ moving into the top slot, accident. Magistrate Stanley indictable offense. The magistrate in another area, Also at Millville, Mi. Ever£etis n Township Committee — in line In a brief statement accepting McCarthy takes over command Cohen found the defendant guilty set $1,500 bail on the two "He served the public here married the principal's secretary. with an earlier announcement — his responsibility, the chief said;of a 45-member department and after police and civilian witnesses Charges. very well and was a dedicated She's the former Eleanor Cran- he chief got a boost from an- he hoped to be able to keep Mid- police responsibility for the larg- testified he hit two parked cars A complaint of bookmaking physician," said Dr. Oilman. mer, and they had five children, ~,inda Marie, Melanie, Timothy, audience of 200 and personal en- dletovvn "a fine place where peo-est municipality of Monmouth on Liberly St. and Central Ave. against Robert J. Dalton of 132 Dr. Oilman said no replace- before continuing into Ocean Mark and Corinne, in that order. dorsements from each committee- pie can live and raise their chil-iCounty. The population now ex- Washington Ave, was sent di- ment has been appointed. His man. Township, where he was arrested rectly to the Grand Jury by the His last three years at Mill- drcn." , Jceeds 50,000. only other assistant, aside "If this demonstration is any when his damaged car stopped ville were in the capacity of Township Clerk Thomas T. Con- He has been in charge of the county prosecutor before being from those who serve only at evidence," said Mayor Ernest G. running. director of guidance, and Mr. rad administered the oath while|detective bureau since Walling presented in Municipal Court. hospitals, is Dr. Joseph Scliau- Kavalek, "Middletovvn Township Evergetis directed the Evening the chief's family stood by. iwas appointed chief in 1965 and The drunk driving case of Ken- Anthony Luberto, 21, a Fort er, of Farmingdale. stand? behind you tonight." ' Adult School and chaired the In the assembly were his wife,'was the former chief's first neth Walsh, 39, of 59 Matilda Monmouth soldier, who pleaded The new chief's appointment, Shade Tree Commission there. Kate: his son. Army Sgl. Josephichoice for the top job. Tcr. «was continued until July 20 guilty to careless driving, was :o succeed Raymond T. Walling, at the magistrate's request. Mr.fined $10. After eight years atthe school, M. McCarthy Jr., on leave fromi He held it for a few days but Walsh, represented by Red Bank Ralph D. Sturmfels, 17, of 57Council Raps he became principal of Hammon- Fort Dix, and the latter's wife.jthe Township Committee then attorney Daniel J, O'Hern, ad- William St., Red Bank, found :on High School, and its 475 stu- Katy; and the chief's younger son,!dec,ded that, pending a Civil Ser- Dennis, 12, and his par^ts, Mr.j j test for promotion, four mitted he refused a drunkometer guilty of passing on the right in dents, in Atlantic County. 6 Teenagers v M Are Assailed and Mrs. John McCarthy. |captains who were qualified test when first arrested, but an unsafe manner on his motor- He was there 13 months, and claimed he asked for one 45cycle, was fined $15. FREEHOLD - The Citizens moved on to Washington High Seized For In his speech, the new chief, fshould rotate in charge on a minutes later. Police, he said, Magistrate Cohen announced Advisory Committee for commu School in Warren County, where alfo noted that his brother, john.-rnonth-to-month basis, then refused to give it to him. he will issue a court procedure nity improvement last night con he served as principal of the and sister, Jean, and many rep-! The others we're Capts. Wil- demned acts of threatening adjacent Washington Intermedi- Patrolman Herbert Cofer said bulletin to court personnel and Looting Club resentatives of the Federal Bureau liam W. Woodward, William B. phone calls and letters to nor ate School at the same time. He Mr. Walsh drove his car across police. The document consists of MIDDLETOWN — Six teen-jof Investigation, State Police, Schanck, and Kenneth Luker. ough council as "un-American was there five years before going a sidewalk and over a small tree a court calendar worksheet which agers, two of them juveniles, county detectives, and several! Sgt. Robert Letts will succeed and contrary to the bettermem to Brick. on the property of James D. You-will keep all persons informed were apprehended yesterday and local police departments were onichief McCarthy in charge of the of the community." Without speculating about fie mans, 222 Coleman Ave. of cases lo be heard each court charged with larceny and mali- hand. 'detective division. day and help to insure presence During a discussion of council needs in Red Bank, Mr. Ever- cious damage', police reported. Mr. Cohen continued the case getie pointed to areas of pride of necessary witnesses, Mr. activities, Councilman Alfred E The group was arrested in con- to hear testimony from Patrol- James D. Evergetis at Brick. Sanders revealed that council- nection with the looting of the man Nelson Joline, in charge of Cohen said. 1 TV7 T? C HP FURNITURE CO. men were being harassed ai Mr. Evergetis eaid he nev«r Likes 'Tight Ship Middletown Swim and Ten- home and at work by unidenti really slopped going to school The school has an excellent nis Club on Harmony Rd. early \V Jjj J3 J_ Keyport 264-0181 tied people to get them to de-Attending weekends, evenings relationship with its teachers' as- [Tuesday morning. sociation, he said, admitting in feat a proposed urban renewal and summers, he received his Taken from the club were S125 that respect, "I like , to run a features . . . project. master's in education from Rut- in change and 65 packs of cigar- gers, and earned a doctorate tight ship. I think you'll find Mr. Sanders said the calls ettes. The vandals are also ac- equivalency in administration I'm not a fence rider." "Thomasville" HOLMDEL started after a non-binding ref- cused of doing $80 damage. and supervision with additiona He expressed interest in the erendum on an enclosed shop- Arrested were Stanley Bartke- jraduate study at the University recently implemented system of EST. 1869 ping mall plan for South St. was wicz, 19, of 36 White St., East of Pennsylvania, Temple Univer- departmentalization at Red Bank Keansburg; Victor May, 18, of defeated. While he disclosed tha sity and several state colleges in High, since Brick just strength- 25 Randall PI., Keansburg; Thom- GENERAL STORE he was plagued by them at home New Jersey. He will continue ened its own. Department chair- Open Mon. and Fri. evening* 'til 9 as Connors, 18, of 13 Port Mon- and at work, he preferred no lis work until he has his doctor- men are now doing supervisory NEXT TO FIRE HOUSE MAIN ST., HOLMDEL mouth Rd.,. Keansburg, Walter to elaborate when asked by ate, he said. work instead of being record McCluskey, 19, of 21 Seabreeze FrtEE DELIVERY 946-4115 newsmen. keepers, he said. Hia first job was at Millville Way, Keansburg, and two 17- When the committee agreed on Mr. Evergetis said he' also is the resolution, Jack Steinberg High School in Cumberland year-olds. PRIME MEATS a great believer in team teach- The older youths are being held 1.09S, who proposed it, said that the County, where he taught voca- ng techniques — not the con- London Broil in lieu of $500 bail each. The HOMEMADE threatening calls and letters tional agriculture and genera: solidation of classes into large juveniles were released in their were made to Mr. Sanders and groups, but the sharing of ideas BOLOGNAS Bottom Round Roast 95fb science. parents' custody. SABATOS Councilman Walter J. Kozloski and exposure of a class to a At Millville, he had charge of The investigation was begun who also favors urban renewal an agricultural vocational pro- number of teachers working in Top Round Roast 95; The committee said that al their fields of specialty. by Patrolman William Brunt, who gram in which 66 boys using on his regular patrol apprehend- criticisms and complaints should Remedial reading help is pro- $10,000 worth of farm machinery ed two of'the group walking in be sent to the' committee. vided very successfully at Brick Top Sirloin 95fb had to work the land for a profit the road near the Swim club. by including it in regular En- CHICKEN as part of the course. On their Investigation by Detectives Wil- glish classes, and not resorting own farms or rented land, they liam J. Halliday, Walter F. Mon- Oven Ready Rib Roast 89; Stalemate raised hogs, dairy cattle and to special reading classes, he ahan, and Arthur Stover led to vegetables. said. the arrest of the other four, po- The high school also has a Irks Hughes lice said; successful in-service program FRANKFURTERS WASHINGTON (AP) - An ex.Custodian for work on curricula, and onMrse . Sarabuchello FORE QUARTER OF BEEF asperated Gov. Richard J of the best fine arts departments Hughes has threatened to lose (Continued) in the natipn, he said. > Getg Deborah Pin EXTRA LEAN CONSISTS OF BONELESS CHUCK. CROSS RIB j all interest in proposals for con-board will resort to the courts to Besides his job and his own MATAWAN TOWNSHIP CHUCK GROUND or ROAST, CHUCK STEAKS, STEW BEEF, CALIFORNIA structioii of a South Jersey jet compel one of the men to take education, Mr. Evergetis has al-Mrs. Marie Sarabuchello, mem- CHUCK PATTIES port and Central Jersey Express ROAST, SHORT RIBS, RIB ROAST, RIB the job but the members hope to ways found time for community ber of the Matawan Chapter of way — unless differences be- .5 Ibt $3.75 avoid such action. affairs, and will continue to doDeborah, was presented a work- STEAKS. 135 to 140 Lbs. tween state and federal official, Pays $1,000 jso. Besides holding membership er's pin for volunteer work at Noi rwpOfiiiblB for typogrophical error*. are solved within the next fou In his letter of resignation Mr in seven professional organiza- the Deborah Hospital, Browns weeks. Brady stated that the post took tions, he is active in the Osborn- Mills, every Monday since last Quality Freezer Orders Hughes made the statement ]too much time and did not pavillj e Baptist Church and theSeptember. The presentation was SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! yesterday at a press conference enough. The salary is $1,000. Brick Township Booster Club, made by Mrs. Yetta Stone, as- and during past assignments has after a lengthy meeting with He also charged that ther< sistant to Mrs. Clara Franks, been active with the Kiwanis were consistent errors in the pay director of the hospital. Secretary of Transportation Club and his church. He also is roll and custodian accounts, thai Alan S. Boyd and other federal a member of the education com- he was not given all the rec- officials. t mittee of the Rutgers Alumni ords needed to reconcile the ac- Association and secretary of the The governor described the counts, and that he was given in- meeting, at whjch questions of Ocean County Principals Asso- sufficient time to determine the ciation. railroad, highway and air trans- validity of the amounts on the portation affecting New Jersey checks he had to sign. were discussed, as productive but added that no solutions were In reply to these charges, Mr Busing reached. Stieve cited the 1966 auditor's re- port from Joseph G. Seaman Co. (Continued) The principle issues discussed Perth Amboy, which said the the schools than the minimum AT MIDDLETOWN BANKING COMPANY were an impasse over construc- books kept by the board secre- mandatory distance. tion of a proposed freeway from tary were well kept and in good! Borough high' school pupils at- Asbury Park to Trenton the Cen. tend Freehold Regional High tral Jersey Expressway, the loorder- . Mr. Brady later said the audi School and the regional does cation of a jet airport to serve provide bus service. For this the metropolitan New York area, tor's report had no relevance to 'his charges, which dealt with the reason, bus service must be pro- and the future of the bankrupt vided for non-public school pupils Jersey Central Railroad. board's daily financial opera EXTRA from the borough who attend tions, not with how the books remote schools, said Paul Chieff, looked at the end of the year. Township Adds secretary of the regional school board. 2 Policemen Left at the Post School board secretaries and MIDDLETOWN - Two addi- >usines5 administrators met this MIDDLETOWN - The free morning in the Lincroft School, NTE tions were made to the police press ran out of the money Middletown, under the auspices department by the Township here last night. Committee last night, swelling of the county Public School Busi Copies of mimeographed the force to 45. ness Officials Association. 1 agendas of the multi-item list The association seeks to co- The new appointee ! are Stan- of business to be covered by ley Morrisey, who1 finished first ordinate busing routes between the.Township Commitee at its school districts and to eliminate on a Civil Service qualification regular meetings had been DAYS list, and Eugene Armstrong, who overlapping transportation. publicly promised two weeks One school district reportedly plnced second. Each will re- ago. INTEREST PAID FROM DAY OF DEPOSIT ceive $5,499 a year during their feels that it may need as many But they weren't there. TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL AT probationary first year. , as 40 additional buses and sU- A spokesman said "Call ion wagons to transport pupils back next meeting," adding, lo all of the eligible non-public "We went to the races to- schools. 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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Service is our 32 BROAD ST. • 741-7500 • RED BANK biggest asset. 3 CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE • Budget • Eaiy Ckarg* • Prown't Credit MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN CENTRAL JERSEYBANK OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9:30, SATURDAY*'TIL 6 MCMKJI0i>r.O.lC. *»•••••••••••••••••• 4—Wrdnr^sT, July 12. 1%7 Madison Guidance Merit Medal To Terapleman THE.DAILY M.i Municipal Pool Proposal Office Open Daily FORT MONMOUTH - U. Col. for planning, directing and con- Obituaries James M. Templeman, project trolling nine tactical systems de- MADISON TOWNSHIP — The Attracts Raritan Audience manager of tie Army Area Gem ; signed to proyi.de high quality Injury Caused guidance office of Madison Town- MRS. WILUAM HEYER RAPJTAH TOWNSHIP - The taieg or tiie telling of Shares munlcaiions System, ECOM, for Jt«ieph«ie, teletype and data clr- ship High School will be open 4 RED BANK — Mrs. Alma Hobbs' Services Jockey's Death. •prospect of a rnu/ii'japaJ. swim- to a limited number, ot township the past Wo years, has been Sctiits for the field Army. Heyer of 6 Morfond PI. died in ming pool for Hie township residents. from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. for awarded the Legion of Merit A World War II veteran, he her home yesterday. Slated Friday LONG BRANCH (AP) — Mon- brought representatives of ap- Representatives of the civic students and their parent! who medal. leaves this mon* for'diity is Lt. Col. Templema^i was cited Vietnam. Born here, she was the daugh- FARM1NGDALE - Funeral mouth County Physician Dr. C.proximately 20 civic groups to groups, which included several wish to discuss changing their last night's meeting of the Rec- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. services for Edward J. Hobbs, Malcolm Gilman said Tuesday neighborhood civic associations'; programs and making new sub- Henry Johnson. 63, of 12 Main St., an apparent reation Commission; the Jaycees, and the Boy Scouts, that 36-year-old jockey Perre ject choices. Surviving are her husband, Wil- agreed to meet with Mr. Shields suicide victim, will be Friday Biger's death was due to a Commission Chairman Francis liam S. Heyer; three sons, Wil- at 11 a.m. at the C. H. T. Clay- X. Shields said that commission next week to organize a commit- Changes can be made through liam J. Heyer, here, Alfred M. ton and Son Funeral Home, trauma of the chest and shock." members had concluded that ap- tee which would seek public sup- Friday, Aug. 11, after which no Heyer of Hclmdel and Henry R. Main St., Adelphia. Biger, a French-born steeple- proximately $200,000 would be port for a pool and bond issue. further changing of student pro- Heyer of California, and nine Mr. Hobbs was found Monday chase jockey, died Monday night needed for construction of an Mr. Shields said that the idea grams will take place. grandchildren, afternoon drowned in a flooded in the back seat of an automo- Olympic-size swimming pool. of a pool had been a topic of Arrangements are under the di- marl pit off Belmar Blvd. bile in which he was returning In an open discussion various discussion for the last two years KIWANIS COOKOUT Broad Street and Queen Anne Drive, Shrewsbury—747-5555; rection of the William S, Ander- to New York after being injured but that this meeting was the Monmouth County Physician methods of financing the pool KEYPORT - The house and Open Sundays S A.M. to 5 P.M. • Mon. thru Friday 8 to 9 son Funeral Home, here. Dr. C. Malcolm B. Gilman re- in a freak accident in the third and obtaining public support for first attempt at getting the proj- reception committee of the Ki- SAUERINI PLANTATION PATTERN ported a note was found in therace at Monmouth Park. it were discussed. ect under way. MRS. CHARLOTTE J. wanis Club has arranged the an- man's shirt, which was left on Most of those in attendance STILLWELL About three hours earlier, Big- WROUGHT the ground next to the pit. favored the floating of bonds Bent on a business of your nual cookout for its members to FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP -r er's mount, Cosmic Bull, tossed 15% which would be financed from own? Check today's Classified be held Tuesday at Harry Hugh- Mrs. Charlotte J. Stillwell, 66, of He said after an autopsy his head, striking the jockey's IRON BELOW MARKET PRICE pool revenues rather than from Ads for the latest offers. son's, 244 Main St. Fair Acres, Englishtown Rd., there were no signs of violence, chest. d:«l Monday in the Veterans' and estimated Mr. Hobbs had Hospital at East Orange after a been in the water 12-24 hours. long illness. Born in England, Mr. Hobbs .Mrs. Stilhvell was born in was a florist. Dr. Gilman said Brooklyn, a daughter of the late he may have been despondent Charles and Mary Doyle Jordan, over a failing business. and had lived in Freehold 20 Surviving is a step-daughter, years. Mrs. Grace Fay, of Philadelphia. She was a retired bookkeeper Rev. Horace Franz, pastor of with the Shop-Rite of Freehold; the Farmingdale Methodist a member of St. Rose of Lima Church, will officiate. Burial will Catholic Cruroh of Freehold, and be in Cedar Lawn Cemetery, t h e Court St. Rose of Lima, Howell Township. Catholic Daughters of America. PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE In World War II she was a SVERRE ROSDAHL first sergeant in the 2533d Base HIGHLANDS - Sverre Ros- • . • TRADING STAMPS FREE! dahl, 78, a retired chauffeur died I00D BUYS . Unit, Army Air Force, Goodfel- low Field, Texas. She was thnyesterday in his home at the widow ofWilmer L. Stillwell. Paradise Trailer Park. Mrs. Stilhvell is survived by a i8rn in Oslo, Norway, Mr. daughter, Mrs. C. Eugene Allen Rosdahl lived in Mt. Kisco, ROASTING CHICKEN N.Y. before coming here 10 TURKEYS of Atlantic Highlands; a niece FRESH KILLED and a nephew and one grand- yeare ago. BUTTER BALL child. He is survived by his wife, VA LBS. A High Requiem Mass will be Agnete; a daughter, Mrs. Mary SWIFT'S PREMIUM offered tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Arena, of Katonah, N.Y.; four AVG. • St. Rose of Lima Church, Free- brothers, Harry, Henry, Carl and hold, by Rev. Thomas' P. Ridge, William, all of Norway as well 16 TO 20 LBS. pastor. The cortege will leave the as a sister, Mrs. Ella Nord- Higgins Memorial Horrfe at 9 mark, also in Norway. AVG. a.nr: - •, -- •-.- Services will be held at 1.0:30 U.S. CHOICE CALIF. FULL CUT a.m. Thursday at the Posten Fu- { neral Home, Atlantic Highlands. GROUND MEAT POT ROAST BONELESS STEAK BEGISTER The Rev. Harvey VanSciver, pastor of the Atlantic Highlands U.S. CHOICE-THICK CUT SHOULDER Main Office: Your 40-t: Broad St. Methodist Church will officiate. SHOULDER TASTY RH Bunk. ,\. 3. OTTO1 Cremation will follow at the BEEF FRESH ALL BEEF 0.48- Branch Offices: Ib. Choice 816 Rl. 35 Mlddlelown. N. 1. Rose Hill Crematorium. LONDON BROIL <"" SO Eait Main St. Freehold, N. 1. VUDE TENDER Y19 Broadway, Lon? Branch, N. J. CHUCK LEAN »68< c Established In 1X78 by John H. Cook WALKER SERVICES Ib. and Henry Clay MATAWAN' 'TOWNSHIP — SWISS DELICIOUS 98 Fubllihed by Tim Red Bank Keilsler ROUND EXTRA LEAN „.-•»' Incorporated The funeral ol Charles T. Walk- Member of the Associated Preas — er, 120 Deerfield La., who died The Associated Press Is entitled ex- Monday will be held tomorrow. TWO GUYS BLUE LABEL clusively to the use for republlcatlcn TWO GUYS of all the local news printed In this A High Requiem Mass will be of- VA-tb. A Ac newspaper as i?ell as all AP news SLICED BACON Ib. dispatches. fered at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph's 49 PORK ROLL roB 77 Second class postage paid at Bed Catholic Church, Keyport. Burial U.S. CHOICE BEEF — _, Bank, N. J. 07701 and at additional OSCAR MAYER

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TIL 6 P.M. hctlvi thru Sol., July I), 1(67, Tel.: 711-9000 Tel.: 462-H00 £*3 Tel.: 291-2)00 Tel.: 222-1314 MIDDLETOWN - ROUTE 35 •For Solei Allowed by Law EATONTOWN: 22 MAIH ST., corner LEWIS ST. • Tel., 541-4400 MIDDLETOWII: rftJGiH NIWAV IS • Tel.: *71-3111 SERVING ALL OF MONMOUTH • MERCER • MIDDLESEX • OCEAN COUNTIES Wednesday, July 12, 1967—5 PhoneRebound THE DAILY RK(,!S1'KR ROCCO Nf SCI Successful 100 LIOHMD ST. M Egg Market HOMEMADE Investing Raises Market NEW YORK (AP) - Whole- ITALIAN STYLE By ED MORSE "Hie New York Stock Exchange sale egg offerings barely ade- NEW YORK (AP) — A 6tron| index rose 23 cents to $51.39. quate. Demand good yesterday. SAUSAGE By Roger E. Spear rebound by American Telephoni On the American Stock Ex- Spear Wholesale selling price? based ORDERS TAKEN MONDAYS and TUESDAYS yesterday highlighted anotihe] change more stocks fell than I exchange and other volume Q) "My husband Is 81 and I American Telephone; 100 Lone advance by the stock market rose but the exchange's index sales. PICK UP THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS am 66. Our health Is good. We Star Gas; 125 Southwestern Pub- Trading was heavy. advanced because of some large CALL 741-4186 have combined pensions of $315 lic Service; checking accoun New York spot quotations fol- The Dow Jones industrial ave; gains. Volume was 5.99 million a month and own our home. We $1,000. Would you suggcsl age advanced 3.93 to 879.45. shares. also hold $7,000 in series E changes?" L. H Volume was 12.44 millio Corporate bonds were mixed. Standards 29>/2-31; checks 18-19. bonds; $15,000 savings and loan U.S. Treasury bonds advanced. A) I should first like to con- shares. Whites: Extra fancy 'large 47 accounts; 100 Union Pacific; 10 Yesterday's closing stocks: lbs min 35-36; fancy medium 41 gratulate you on your good health The market was rising han lbs average 24-25'/ ; fancy large and also on the sound state of somely even before AT&T open& AOF Ind 65% I I-T-B OtX Brk GO 2 Adams Ex Johns Man- 5:1 47 lbs min 34-351/,; medium 40 your finances. Union Pacific is late on a block of 40,000 share Air Prod Jones & It W Air Itecluc lbs average 23'/ 24i/ ; smalls 36 one of the strongest rails and of- with a fractional gain. The stoc IW, i Joy MfK. I'.::- r 2 Alleg Cp 11'~1>;; I Kai«er AI SI' lbs average 19-20; peewees 31 lbs fers a well-secured 4.8 per cent ended with a rise of 1% at 53' Alley I.urt Kennecott 'blue coal' Alit'K Pow average 14-14'/$. yield. American Telephone and as second most active stock c Allied Ch Kreig " B3 Dr. Stephen B. Weinmann A!1I» Chal Krogfrr Southwestern Public Service are turnover of 216,609 shares. Alcoa I I-fch Port 0 Browns: Extra fancy large 47 Am Alrlin I.eli Val Ind lbs min 34'/ -36; fancy medium now at growth issues providing a mea- AT&T has fallen from a 196 Can UOV Class 2 sure of long-term protection Joins Dr. West Am cyan 1,1b MI-N&LJ 41 lbs average 23'/2-25; fancy high 'of 62% to Monday's low Am M Fh for the year and uti P.evlon Daaailti IwurwJ Up hi tax bracket, your taxable equiva- Walter Reade Jr., president. Deep: Revn Met ties up .4. Del & Hud 34' Iteyn Ton f 13,000 B, F.D.I C. lent return on a municipal yield- Mr. Floersheimer .had been as- 29' Rob Controls McDonnell Douglas, meetin, now Chi'ir, 70 ing 4.20 would be 5.83 per cent sistant secretary. SI JOB Lead some profit taking after a SU Iiress Ind St Hepl! Pap If your bracket is 25 per cent Mr. Floersheimer will continue da Pont lM'i Sea rs Rrteb tained rise, was the most acti Dug l>t 30" 'Hliell oil or lower, I suggest that you con-to function as assistant treasurer, East Kod End John Sinclair and as administrative assistant to stock. It sank l'/B to 54% on 237, smttli. AO sider taxable corporates now sel- Erie Lack I Sou Pac LEG 500 shares. Firestone' ling near their best yield level in Mr. Reade. He joined the com- F1IC Cp I Sou Ry Ifmbtr rnUral R«i«rw, pany shortly after World War I! Once again, blue diips in th Ford Hot Sperry Rd 40 years. Corn Products 5%s of ien Accept Sty4s of 1997 yield over six Of?n Motors I Tex G Sul Theatre Owners of America, and average with a jump of 1% D I Textron per cent. . Tldewat Oil rejoined the Reade organization Pont helped the industrials wi' Tel * Tel 4!i»i I Tran.amer . in 1963. a rise of 3'4. en Tire 2S1 ! lln CarWde Ga Pac Cp 56% I ijn par Mr. Floersheimer resides with Standard & Poor's 500-stock in -lllctte 5S»; I ,,n Tanit C len Aid J4T4 I Tlnlroval his wife and daughter at 49 Bamm dex rose .43 to 92.48. Goodrich 58« at dren reside at 40 Martin Ave, all druf counters. CREST Metuchen. 4-oi. Toothpaste Reg. 1.00 c LADIES', CHILDREN'S SALS!!! Selling Out Family Size—Reg. 95c Our Price OPEN 3 DAYS The entire stock of one 66 ONLY! of New York's most famous and up-to-the- MEDIQUICK Thursday minute in children's Friday fashions. All famous COMPLETE STORE BUYERS 747-9894 ANTISEPTIC 10 to 9 187 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., SHREWSBURY brands ... Catering to sizes I to b, 7 to 14. Sat. to 6 AT THE A&P SHOPPING CENTER SKOL SPRAY 33-oz. 1 GIRLS' and INFANTS' CHOOSE FROM BOYS SUNTAN Reg. 1.50 C DRESSES THESE FAMOUS SPORT and LOTION Our MANUFACTURERS DRESS SHIRTS Price PLAY SUITS 4.25-oi.-Reg. 1.39 BY THE COUNTRY'S BEST MAKERS Hi-LIne Carter, Shepherdess, Don- SIZES 8 TO 16 ALL 99 RIGHT OUT OF STORYLAND. moor Kaynee, Weather Winky, BY KAYNEE DONMOOR Nightly Nite, Her Majesty. Cohnie ROB ROY LISTERINE AS Sage, Girl Town, Fawn Sanskln, Hi- BOTANY. LOW 00 Line, Suzy Brooks, Farah Tfdykfns, MADRAS, Family Size PLAIDS, MUTED Healthtex, Jock and Jill, and Many AS COLORS Reg. 1.39 2 More! VALUES TO 3.98 Our Price BOYS' - GIRLS- CHILDREN'S ALL AGES BACTINE CASUAL SLAX SWIM SUITS ALL SIZES BERMUDAS CATALINA - TRIM FIT CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF PLASTIC FREE SHORTS PICKWICK-LASENORITA WITH THIS COUPON ALL GRACES and many more. PAJAMAS - BLOUSES CRAWLERS - SUN SUITS ALL SIZES MERCUROCHROME FOR ALL AGES OO Save As ALL 1-oz. Applicator Bottle VALUES TO 6.98 Much As 2 70% NAME ADDRESS NOTICE: Due to large quantity of merchandise, additional stock will be added on VOID AFTER JULY 15, 1767 Friday and Saturday! "First, How About A Half-Minute Review Of FROM OUR READERS The'Begliter welcomes letteri from Its readen, provided The Untroubled Spotg?" (hey contain ilgntture, address and telephone Dumber. Letter* Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register, Incorporated ibould be limited to JD0 word*. They ihould be typewritten. AU'Jetten are wibject to condeusatfoq and editing. Endorse- . M. HAROLD KELLY, Publisher ments of political candidates or commercial product! are not Arthur Z. Kamin, Editor acceptable. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor Willjam F. Sandford, Associate Editor Animal Welfare 335 Broad St. The Township's Perilous Roads Red Bank, N. J. ments peculiar to that stretch of high- To .the Editor: The Middletown Township Safety I should appreciate it very much if you would print th« Council is providing a worthwhile ser- way. enclosed. vice in calling the attention of town- —--Area residents are aware that Rt. 1 would like this matter brought to the attention of the pub- ship, county and state officials to the 35 iirMiddletown is no place to take lic. Sincerely, serious hazards that exist on munici- a pleasure ride, or even a business Tina Bennett pal streets and county and state high- trip. The consequence is that more ways. Neither the council's director, and more motorists are using what 'Certificate of Cruelty Ellis Vieser, nor members of the coun- once were country roads that, though The battle to get the Laboratory Animal Welfare Act passed last year is being sabotaged by reducing the budget cil should be disheartened simply be- paved, were designed to serve the of $l'/2 million requ red to do this job to a mere $300,000. cause they haven't yet attained their horse and wagon. •This act of economy has been perpetrated by a House goals. The council voice has been Though the township has been Appropriations subcommittee under the chairmanship of Rep. heard. One of these days it may be able, in recent years, to require streets Jamie L. Whitten of Mississippi. The result of this is that without the necessary funds, the Department of Agriculture heeded. We certainly hope so, be- of sufficient width within housing de- cannot enforce the law as set oul in the act. Dealers who sup- cause the township has too many peri- velopments, it hasn't been able to get ply animals to laboratories for research purposes are allowed lous thoroughfares. improvements on the roads leading to to certify, themselves, that they are treating these animals in a humane manner. By pinpointing the danger spots, and from them. A highly traveled section which Since the law was passed to prevent animal ill treatment the council is helping government by many of these same dealers, it is irojjic that they can make agencies set up some kind of priority has frequent accidents, including fa- their cruelty legal by merely signing an affidavit to the effect to remove then. Nothing is quickly talities, is Middletown-Lincroft Rd., that they are not cruel to animals. • j accomplished when government con- particularly its intersections with They would hardly be likely to sign anything that admitted tracts are involved. That was evi- Dwight and Sunnyside Rds. This they were cruel, would they? dent in the great amount of time it stretch needs a lot of engineering and It is sad that, with all the millions of dollars being watted on so*>many projects these days, some of America's leaders took to get the "thrill" taken out of reconstruction work, along with the choose to deny the basic funds required to' set such a humane Thrill Hill in Middletown and Holmdel, elimination of brush, hedges, high • and moral law as the Animal Welfare Act in motion. Mr. Vieser has records to show fences and signs. The township I urge all animal lovers to write at once to their senators doesn't need a Middletown-Lincroft and representatives in Washington, urging that the appropria- that nearly 75 per cent of the town- tion of (V/i million be given to enforce the law to stop the ship's auto accidents occur in less speedway, but a driver should be given theft of pets and the abuse of laboratory animals. than 25 locations. Rt. 35 continues a fair range of vision. We hope the to be a dangerous speedway, particu-. township's safety council doesn't THE REPORTER Tears for Viet Cong •larly where . it has intersections. weary of the task it has taken upon it- self, and that it aggressively takes up 129 White St. Traffic. lights have not reduced the Shrewsbury, N. J. . number of accidents because of align- Mr. Vieser's appeal for action "Now!" Jerusalem, New and Old To the Editor: Mr. Strasburg«r seems to. have a double standard himself, . PART ONE of Moab only 35 miles away. It ij so holy for he is guilty of the same action he lays at Congressman Still No Front Runner By JIM BISHOP that God sent His ony begotten Son to live Howard's door. -, ' The Greek priest was short and solemn" here, to preach, to die. It is so holy that the Never have I seen him protest the wanton terrorism of the Some of the more promising presi- If Governor Romney's candidacy is His jet beard matched his eyes. He walked Moslems built the Dome of the Rock here VietlCong, or the continual attacks by the surrounding coun- dential timber in the Republican party dead or dying, that of Gov. Ronald through the bare stone Church ot the Nativi- in 691 A.D. and called it "the navel of the triesVon Israel. The slaughter and wholesale kidnapping of Viet- ty in Bethlehem and pointed to a filigreed world." was on display at the recent conclave Reagan is far from it. Although the namese people by the Cong, in their efforts to intimidate them, altar railing. "We just got it," he said. It of the Western Governors Conference California governor made only one Mohammed flew from this rock at night are well known. However, he saves his "tears" for the Viet was escalloped in wood. to go to Heaven. The Ark of the Covenant Cong, who have turned their back upon every, effort to work at the foot of the Grand Teton range brief appearance, he was the man most One section was broken. reposed here. The young Jesus stood on the out a peaceful settlement for the conflict. The fact that Russia talked about when any two Republi- "Those damn Armenians dn Wyoming. But when the chief ex- Temple steps and, in a rare burst of anger, supports them seems to be the only reason they can keep did it for spite." I asked ecutives broke camp, there was still cans got together. Several GOP gov- shouted:.. "Woe to ye hypocrites." It has going, and our only reason for bombing them is to keep them how he knew the Armenian ernors said publicly that they have up- been fought over, besieged, defiiett, sacked from getting the supplies they need to kill our people and the no clear picture of the man the GOP priests were the vandals. and burned so many times that the Jerusa- Vietnamese. will throw up against President John- graded their judgment on Governor "They have the lower level lem'of 2,000 years ago lies'buried under 20 ion next year. Reagan, and that in their eyes he now of this church," he said, feet of rubble. If "Uncle Ho" cared one bit for his people and tor th« looms as a strong potential presiden- "They envy us." * * * children of his country, he could stop the bombing at once by agreeing to a cease-fire and conferences with the people righting If the conference failed to produce That ' was Bethlehem. tial possibility. Yet, the suspicion per- . • TODAY, THE SLY gentlemen of the him. But, he violates every truce, every effort at peace, became a front-runner, it at least threw some The church was built over United Nations make pious speeches about the tru of Communist aid. He may see the light, though, if he thinki sists that it would be asking too much . BISHOP « manger. Six miles light on the prospects of some GOP Jerusalem. Who is to get it? Who had it? on the "help" the Arab nations got from the Russians when the of any man to make the leap from TV I , north, the walled city of Who wants it? Is it still the Queen of Peace chips were down. They are great coat holders and will fight hopefuls mentioned in the early form (Jerusalem shimmered like a dusty jewel in pitchman and film actor to the White or is it" 10 million dollars in tourist trade? in Asia to the last Cong, . charts. And the most obvious con- House — and over the formidable fig- a cabochon setting. The Dome of the Rock Men with enterprise can make a buck sell- He calls our society "hypocritical" because we are fighting clusion that political observers drew ure of Lyndon Johnson in the process. stood like a gold breast over the Wailing ing rosaries made from olive wood; a yar- at the conference is that the presiden- Wall and the cracked edifice of The Holy mulke sold at David's Tomb; a bag of Isla- communism, yet he has sympathy only for the Communists and Readings on other GOP possibili- Sepulchre, where Jesus died on a cross. their allies. tial bandwagon of Governor Romney, mic soil in the Temple. He who holds ties came through less clearly from Behind David's Gate, barbed wire sagged In Jerusalem in his hand squeezes the hearts of Personally, I find it hard to believe that Congressman How- launched early and with gusto by his strands, the city's crown of thorns. two other religions. ard does not have concern for all children who are victimi of the western sessions. Sen. Charles any war, on any side. many supporters in this region, is Old Jerusalem is about a mile and a half In Israel, the Hasidim accept the protec- 1 The facts are that Strasburger will use any statement any- Percy, personable and attractive as a north to south, and a mile east and west.' tioil of the government but deny its exis- barely creaking along. time and,twist it to favor the Communist side. His long list of comer, failed to ignite the GOP gov- In the narrow alleys, Arabs sip muddy cof- tence, because they believe that Israel can- letters to your paper proves it. When he puts on paper his con- fee and play chess. Merchants argue with not become a nation until after the advent It is too early to write off Gover- ernors, as did Richard Nixon, whose cern for "all" victims of a war that can be terminated by com- tourists over rugs and brass hookahs. Meat of the Messiah. The Catholics fought over nor Romney's chances completely. shopworn stock keeps slipping as that mon sense, then he will prove that he Is not in the same cats- hangs cm hooks outside butcher shops and their shrines until Rome gave them to the gory as those he accuses. The fact is that his most fervent sup- of Governor Reagan inches upward. bottle flies color it green. Policemen walk Franciscans of the Terra Sancta. Nasser a porters at the conference — headed by Although Governor Rockefeller was the alleys slowly. sent pilgrims to the Dome of the Rock to Respectfully, Gov. Nelson Rockefeller — retreated leading the cheering, such as it was, * * * spy on his "brother," King Hussein. Victor M. Dora from their plan to press for an en- for Governor Romney, it was apparent THE CHURCH of the Holy Sepulchre, It was never a land of milk and honey. dim, damp and dismal, is (ought over by The hills were tawny and bare, and shep- dorsement by Republican governors that to many Republicans at the con- Christians. The Catholics have one portion; herds fed their flocks in the valleys. Wood Strasburger Amazes because they knew they lacked the ference, the New Yorker is still the the Coptics hive another; the Orthodox was so scarce that the ancient tribes of 3BirchAve. votes. most qualified executive in the lot. Greeks a third. There are invisible lines of Israel saved' a rare epithet for. moments of . Hazlet, N. J. ownership. The Messiah has been dissected anger: "You are a cutter and the son of a To the Editor: into three parts. cutter." Mr. Strasburger continues to amaze me. INSIDE WASHINGTON A sewer runs across the dry and empties Still, it was solemnly promised by God to He knows very well we are not "forbidden" to express into the Valley of the Cedron. An Arab stares the Jews. This was the ''Promised Land." pity for Communist children. None of us, in his right mind, down. "Joosh s-tl" he says. Eight hundred They came here with the sacred tablets and likes to see any children, regardless of who they are, hurt or feet east, at the foot of the Mount of Olives, placed them in the Holy of Holies and be- killed. However, there are accidental victims of air raids. Welfare Costs Set Record is Gethsemane. Here, among ancient gnarled came men of peace. In a world of avarice, Whether we have declared it or not, we are at war In • trees, Jesus gave up the prerogatives of God men of peace^are targets. Over the cen- Vietnam. Mr. Strasburger is like all the others who rant and By ROBERT S. AIXEN and PAUL SCOTT "Only 1 per cent of those on welfare rolls are to suffer death as a man. It is locked at turies, the Twelve Tribes of Judea fo'ughrso rave about all the "thousands of civilians" killed in the bomb- Public welfare is turning into one of the considered employable.". noon, because the priest who administers it many wars that they wept in their great tem- ings in the north, but never mentions the tens of thousands of nation's most politically explosive domestic Although the results' of this survey are is out to lunch, and when he eats, Gethsem- ple. The Syrians, the Greeks, the Romans, men, women and children who have been deliberately murdered, problems. Despite the administration's high- considered highly questionable by some gov- ane is unavailable^ to pilgrims. the Crusaders, the Turks, — even the ancient tortured and kidnapped by the Viet Cong during the past five ' ly publicized multl-bllllori dollar anti-poverty Phoenicians — lore the land as though it years. Who weeps for them? program to help the poor, federal-state wel- ernment welfare experts, it is being used by Jerusalem is the Queen of Peace. It is were a silk scarf. Mr. Strasburger should remember also that our doors swing fare spending has gone to Senator Robert Kennedy, D-N.Y., as the basis so holy that David considered his hands too for his demands that there be a "virtual revo- bloody to build the one, the only temple, to The Queen of Peace is not peaceful to- both ways. If he sincerely dislikes our "hypocritical and vio- a record annual ra.te of lent society," he is always free to leave it. But, he will never $7.7 billion for 1967. lution" in all public welfare programs. Yahweh. It is so holy that Moses, who de- day. If love and brotherhood ceuiot be found livered the Twelve Tribes from Egypt, did find another country as great as our America—where he is so In many states this * * * there, where, pray, are you going to look? not live to see it He died in the Mountains (Concluding Article Tomorrow). free to criticize our policies and concepts of living. huge federal-state outlay MAKING AN ISSUE - Aides say Sena- Sincerely yours, ' • for the care of the needy is tot Kennedy will continue his criticism and Dorothy Thompson second only to that for pub- when the time is ripe will put forward his lic education and is still alternative — a plan based on the idea of — YOUR MONEY'S WORTH climbing, a guaranteed annual income for the "unem- Activities Publicized The public welfare ployables." New Monmouth, N. J. costs, up nearly 50 per cent ' One strategy under consideration by Guide to Furniture Buying To the Editor: ALLEN in the past three years, are Kennedy is to offer his plan as an amend- By SYLVIA PORTER The officers and members of the Rosary Altar Society of in addition to the $1.6 bil- ment to the administration's Social Security cost unfinished furniture yourself. Rely on Furniture is among the biggest Invest- St. Mary's, New Monmouth, would like to thank you for the lion being spent yearly by the Office of bill when and if it comes to a vote in the color and arrangement, rather than expen- ments you, one of America's 27 million in sive craftsmans'hip...... coverage you have given our various activities this past year. Economic Opportunity in its' war-against- Senate later this session. v the 20-29 year age bracket, will make in your Sincerely, - poverty, •—• ••- Fill out the "basics" you can't afford-to- The legislative ground was broken for lifetime. Yet, the odds are you will go about -—-;— Beverly Maurer, Secretary ----- The U.S. share of the over-all welfare buy new with good-quality second hand fur- this revolutionary change when Congress in this purchase In near-total ignorance or in- costs is estimated to be $4.5 billion for 1867, niture from second-hand stores, auctions, 1965 voted $35 a month for all persons over nocence. v ...^ ..„,,,:v,,m or approximateiy 55.2 per want ads in local newspapers and friends.. 72 who are not eligible for Social Security It is particularly im- cent. By 1968 this federal Good quality used furniture is a better bar- or other government retirement benefits. portant that you close this spending is expected to top gain both in durability and attractiveness knowledge gap now be- $5 billion. . Administration officials are debating than low-quality new furniture. cause furniture prices dur- These and other details whether President Johnson should beat Sena- ing this summer's clear- * * * of the mounting public wel- tor Kennedy to the. punch wjth p, recommen- ances probably will be the fare problem which faces dation ot his own. However, a majority of Q. HOW CAN YOU save in buying new, lowest you'll see lor a long the nation during a time of the President's advisers are reportedly finished furniture? A. Choose basic designs time. Forecasts are that record prosperity have against new proposals until next year be- rather than "fad" furniture which may cost furniture prices this fall been gathered by the De- cause of the rising costs of the Vietnam war. just as much but soon go out of style, Se- will be up as much as 10 partment of Health, Edu- lect with an eye toward the future: sturdy but ANOTHER APPROACH — New York's per cent. cation and Weltare. PORTER inexpensive canvas fold-up chairs, for ex- Governor Nelson Rockefeller, who is looking In today's and tomor- ample, might do now for the dining area, be The shocking figures, more and more like a GOP presidential can- row's columns you'll read a guide to furni- used later as porch furniture. Shop during which raise new questions about the effec- didate, has called a top level' national con- ture, buying, based on interviews with and furniture clearance sales, usually in August tiveness of the administration's 2'^-year-old ference in New York of business and labor rules developed by Abraham & Straus of and after Christmas. war against poverty, have been "turned over leaders for Nov. 2-3 to "come, up with new Brooklyn, Household Finance Corp. of Chicago Q. There's a tremendous price range in to a House Appropriations subcommittee .and revolutionary ideas which will lead to and the Better Business Bureau, of Metro- beds you spo advertised; what's thu ruin for looking into the rising welfare ••expenditure*.'-'' 'more effective welfare_prog'rams ahd reduce politan New York. saving money here? A. This is one item on The HEW survey lisjs a record 7.5 mil- dependency." • * * which you should spend as much as you can lion recipients of public welfare, including Arrangements are. being made by Rocke- afford for a. mattress and box spring that nearly five million children. Of this total Q. SHOULD TOU BUY a. whole,housefull feller to have the conference's recommenda- will remain comfortable for a long time. more than one million are in New York — (or apartment-(ull) of furniture all at once (he state which has received the largest tions studied and discussed at regional meet- when you set up housekeeping? A. Few Beware of "drastic reductions" and "fantas- amount of money to fight poverty from the ings across the U. S. sponsored by the Ameri- younger Americans, or even older ones, are tic bargains" in beds. OEO. can Public Welfare Association. in a position to make an investment involv- Q, Do you save by buying a complete bed- • * • Coincldentaliy, the New York meeting ing so much mtmey and forethought. A more room or dining room set, instead of individual will be held at about the .same time the first realistic approach would be to draw up a items? A. You may save money if you ac- THE "UNEMPLOYABLES" - A HEW two, three or five-year furniture-buying plan tually need each item offered in the pack- study cites a major cause: "A large part of national convention of welfare recipients • meets in Washington. This convention is be- to meet your own particular needs. ' age. the growth in the number of public welfare Q.: Where- fihould you begin? A. By fo- Q, Should you hire an interior decorator? rwipienl.s is related to (he inc7ra.se in num- ing organized by George A. Wiley, director u of Ihc Poverty Rights Action Center, a pri- cusing on the basic, essential pieces you'll A. Consider an interior decorator if you're "He's demonstrated, written letter's, ber of broken families and the fad thai fami- need rifjlit away such as a bed, a couch, planning, and can afford, a substantial fur- lies headed by females usually have fewer vately financed group sotting up a nationwide called radio programs,, but he still organization of the poor. Vable and chairs, n good portable lamp, a nishing job and if you have neither the in- resources than Ihose headed hy nviles." bureau dresser, a mirror. terest nor talent to tackle the job yourself. feels helpless about the way the Another survey made for Ihe White The Wilev Group plans to demonstrate Q. But most of these are expensive items. Also find out if local department stores of- world is going." .House under the direction of Presidential As- and lobby fcfr higher , welfare benefits and W,here is there room for savings? A. Use fer free counseling eervioes on home furnish- sistant Joseph A. Califano Jr. concludes that radical social and political changes. your own individual skills to finish lower- ing problems. 6- WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1967 July 12, 1967—7 THE DAILY REGISTER Points Cause 15 License Suspensions TRENTON - Miss June Stre- ledd, director of (he state Divi- sion of Motor Vehicles, ha« an- nounced the suspension of driv- ers' privileges of 15 Momnouth County motorists under the SHOP-RITE'S U.S.D.A. GOVT. GRADE "A" OVEN READY state's Point System. •Hiree-month suspensions went to Kennetlh A. AfrrahamSon, 35 Clinton Ave., East Keansburg John J. Flynn, 20fWB Valley Dr., Atlantic Highlands; Richard Mes. »ina, Belmar; Jeremiah G. Mur- ray, Sea Girt; Richard J. YOUNG TURKEYS Kuzemcihak, 10 Deborah La. Matawan; Gerald T. Drust, Comp- ton Ave., West Keansburg, and Ernes* T. Ackerman of 18 Hance All Prices Rd., Fair Haven. Including A 90-day suspension went to Meat 4 TO Edward T. McAtee of 32 Brook- fide Way, Freehold. Effective Receiving two-month suspen- All Week 8 LBS. sions were Bottby Murphy, As- bury Park; Anthony Guidetti, 46 AVER. |b. Dudley St., Long Branch; Gaiy 1M. Jones, 61 Springdale Ave., Honeysuckle BoneltH Whit* and Dark Mtat Shop-Rite's Long liland Oven Ready New Shrewsbury; Gary E. Sea S 79 m»ng, Woodlawn Trailer Park, TURKEY ROAST > • 2 .45' Eatontown, and Robert W. Brown FROZEN FOOD DEPT! DUCKLINGS of.Adbury Park. "SHOP-RITE'S GOVT. GRADED CHOICE STEER BEEF" One-month penalties were Is- wed to Jay S. Phillips, 92 Park Rd., West Keansburg, and Joseph B. Kershaw, Asibury Pari{. . FIRST CUT CHUCIIPOT Unlicensed CHUCK STEAKS ROi1ST California Boneless Shop-Rite /Tip Top/Spar Kool Lemonade & # Cyclist Fined CINTIH WEST LONG BRANCH - FRUIT DRINKS 10 '79 CUT Magistrate Charles L. Morgan Shop-Rite "Honda's Best" yesterday fined George R. Ar- £ ced* Jr. of 50 Summer Ave. ORANGE JUICE 4-87'8 ' 89 Ib. tola! of $125 for two tickets for Rich's 37 .59* driving a motorcycle without a SHOP-RITES U.S.D.A. GOl ERWIESTGRADED CHOICE YOUAGSTEER BEEF license. COFFEE LSGHTNER .7A 99 Shop-Fite Fudgsiclts or la Milk Bon c The defendant received a $25 RIB STEAKS cu«$hortFwBw.B.Q n,79 FRESH CALA Shoulder Picnic fine for the first ticket, issued ICE CREAM Your Choice VI," last Friday with the warning to CLUB STEAKS Boneless for Bar-B-Q A Rial Tnat Ib. 1"RIB ROAST Cut Short Easy toCorve, Oven Ready get a valid license within a A «>-<»ao" C twrvweek period. The magistrate O pk,,.oy BEEf SHORT RIBS For Bar.B.Q t^o,PC. ,b. 57 RIB ROAST F^tcut 1,89' ( levied a $100 fine for a second CrabCo.ktail3.-89- GROUND BEEF «**, .b 49 SPARE RIBS Country Style For Bor-B-Q b 49' summons for the same violation, which was issued last Sunday. GROUND CHUCK C 's Eclairs 3 L'l 10 >b 69 SMOKED BEEF TONGUE p.rf.«trorsan*.idmi».59' Seven Persons Dole Juices 6 ™89' App's Lasagne Fined $60 Each WHY PAY MORE? Dork CORNED THIN CUT RED BANK — Seven persons were fined $60 each by Magistrate Francis X. Kennelly last night. ORANGE 69 Three of them paid the fine for JUICE fighting in the street on Shrews- Iiir bury Ave. June 24. They are Charles Emmons, 27 Locust Ave., FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES > Fair Haven; Catherine Beattie, %-gal. 49' DELI DEPT! 114 Monmouth St., here; and K^y^nn Roberts, 72 Monmouth St.. here. SHOP-RITSH E MARGARINE 6.99' 99' SALE Jessie Kink, 54 West Bergen CHERRIES V , paid Che same fine for as- Borden Cheese £28" jf!^YogmH £19' RATH FRANKS I UNOlmeorutlCoraWX HAj M siult and battery. He was g charged with hitting Milton Snop-nt* Twrf or Cnufwy Curd . IO-OJ. CALIFORNIA CELERY ,M 29 SHOP-RITE APPLE PIE 49' $A39 Gets Acquittal kSUNKIST ORANGES •-» 1Oi» 49y Ib. 89' 5-lbs. •D -FREEHOLD — A 20-year old Shop-Rite Sandwich -Leonardo youth yesterday won WHITE SLICED BREAD APPETIZER DEPT; acquittal on three charges be- HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS! Shop-Rile Reg. Twin Pk. fore Monmouth County Court T Judge Thomas J. Smith. POTATO CHIPS -* 99- Se ;N'SWLo.ion«99« . Dennis Landry of 76 Monmouth 2 S2..99* Ave. had been charged with tak- HAM Kitchen Cooked Baked tt-lb. 69* ing $5 from Duff Good, address Shop-Siu ~ , Co»dwl6-o»..fmll.>i«ii1»«. Mr. Ctfel JeKnun fc Johnton icOfflobirDKdonnt unknown, stealing a car from Cheese Corn O's A- 25' Burry Cookies '^53' BabyPowd«r^^ 59' Secret Spray -59' Dill PASTRAMI Ta.tyWh,..^o.f/Slk«iFr ' Walter Anderson, Leonardo Ave., M Leonardo, and setting the car on IScOH White,'Dec., Ass't. Torino bnperted whh Baul or Pop* Imported All Brands fire, all last Sept. 9. withlttflotProorti.o Imported COLD WATER SCOTT SCHAV or Reilly Given ITALIAN I'll Merit Medal j SURF TOWELS TOMATOIS BORSCHT FORT MONMOUTH - Lt Col C John M. Reilly, deputy for main 3-ib. i tenance of fteU.S ! Army Elec box 2 * 37 3S89« 4 K troniics Command's Materie' Readiness Directorate, has beer awarded the Legion of Merit. Shop-Rite Peanut Butter Colonel Reilly, who has retired Sliced or Whole Sliced from nobive service, was cited Bleach Shop-Rile Beefs 8 $1 Pride Off The Farm £". 22c Del Monte Beets 2 ;5c Peter Pan 2-oi. 49 Why Poy More? CoHee for his performance of duty here Instant Coffee t-oz. Sliced since Nov. 1965. Hormel Spam 49c Savarin Instant ^'' 79c Del Monte Carrots 2 $ Dog Food—Meat, Liver, Chicken ' Coffee Heinx Ketchup 4 '.?.: 1 A World War II veteran of the Cranapple Drink Eighth Air Force, he has also , Chase & Sanborn, Ehlers, Maxwell House My Favorite 14 :, $1 Savarin Instant $1.15 Ocean Spray ,£37e *y «»*««' served in post-var European and Strawberry Ref. 3c OFF Taiwan bases. Sale I-O due, ftt. tile Court Hmiso In the Bor- box 31 ough of Freehold, County of Monmouth. •:|: Shop-Rite Menthol or Filter New Jersey, on Monday the 7th day Dixie Refills of AiiRimt, 1flfi7, at 2 o'clock, P.M. „ Dog Food S 90 Prevailing Tlnir. | Cigarettes ,arton 2 ALL those cerlaln tracts or lots or parcels of land and premises hereln- S 4c OH aiter particularly described, situate, ly- h Rival Beef 3 C 1- H'ld being In the Borough of Fair 2 Progresso Haven, In the County of Monmouth and | Gold Medal IFlouriol 55 b .: or NPW .lersev: $ TIDE :;!; SeOff BEING known a« Iota 1 and 4, on map of "Major Subdivision for Mun- Olive Oil £ 3" tlllo Builders, Inc. for Format Ave- i Shop-Rite nue, Borough of Fair Haven, Mon- 1 Pillsbury FlourU 54* DET1RGENT 4c OFF ck mouth County. New Jersey" dated :•!• '<"'^"'1 "- '•">!'• Whll., Y.llow, B.ndno. Fud8., Hxoioon February 2, 1965, and revised March Salad Dressing :.:. Doubl. Oulch, Cherry Pink or Dun.an Mm.I D.vtl. Food, Ytllow 5, 1985, made by fHnrnJd J. Balden, 1-lb. •'•' orr Ltmon 3upnm» 1-lb. 3-ot, boxet Burv>yor, Red Bank, New Jersey, and recorded on August 16, 1965 in Case , Pope Imported 4-ox. 77-29. $ Cake Mixes Lot No. 1 is onthe east side of : Tomato Paste 8 «" fl boxes S ••'W CrotktrDutitf Yellow, Dtvil. Ctrmnn Cheviot., Dark Forest Avenue, 100 feet northwest of .•> Choeolati, Yellow 3c OU Schwenker Place. Lot No. 4 ia onSchwenker Place 3c CHf-Kraft 200 reel, more or leas, northeast of For- Cake Mixes 32 est Avenue, Fair Hftven, New Jersey Prices effective through Saturday Night, July 15, 1967. I Why Pay More? The approximate amount of the Jtlflg- Mayonnaise nt to be Batlaflrd by said sale Is Oitny or Orang* Drink or Orange Pircoppll or We an not responsible far typographical errors. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Ufae.-n sum ef Mi,870 together with the B " *555OI1 ti of this sale. Vk r|l W DrilikS ' 4 l*-oi I THERm>KtM> A Snur-KHSHOP-RITCE MIANEARK YOU—CALYOU—bALL ESSEX 9-7305-7300 ——— — -. -w ._ EDated Mav '.'a. 1087 PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. Melville J. Eerlow, Atty. July 12, 19, 26, Am. 2 M8.68 1' THE DAILY REGISTER 8—Wednesday, Mr 12, 1967

County Fare Petit Fours Cap a Southern Menu By MARGUERITE HENDERSON .Mr. and Mrs, H. Anthony Hubcr and Mrs. Arthur Armitage, Mr. and Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Ad- souvenir racing program com- Cancel the previewed Key lime (she is club president), Mr_and and Mrs. William Borden, Mr. ler, Asbury Park; Mr. and Mrs. piled by Mrs. Norman Fisch, pies! They really served pelit Mrs. Samuel B. Boyntnn Jr., and Mrs. J. •' C. Brodsky and William H. Burns Jr., Sea Wanamassa, and Mrs, Herbert fours to cap the meal Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Bassett WinmiM Dr. and Mrs. J. Putnam Brod- Girt; Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Dubilier, Long Branch. Many when local graduates and friend? and Mr. and Mrs. John G. Mid- sky, all of Rumson. Meadors, Wayside, and Dr. and entry names, no doubt, will of Smith College convened at dleton, all of Locust; Mr. and Among other who traveled to Mrs. Harry Brindle and Mr. take their inspiration from the Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Twitcnell's Mrs. A. Walter Wiener (she was the Twitchells' marvelous tree- and Mrs. Hans H. Frey and Rae Paskow membership Cheeca Farm, Holmdel. But af- party chairman), Dr. and Mrs. lined drive were: Mr. and Mrs. their son, Toby, of Brielle. list . . . ter the gastranomical treat of Nathan Troum, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bernhcim, Holmdel; The buffet dinner will be | Southern fried Theodore T. Nowick and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. A. Bradford Cabana members Vito Lent™ :atered and complete. Mrs. j thicken, baked Beatrice Bressman, all of Deal; Judd, Mohmouth Beach; Mr. and Bob Frick, Little Silver, and Theodore Geiecr, Oceanport, is bam, corn Dr. and Mrs. Franz. Husserl and and ' Mrs. Henry Patterson, Mike Estavanik, New Monmouth, arranging for the service — while bread, et. al. . . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neches, West Wanamassa; Mr. and Mrs. S. formed an un-official entertain- Mrs. Joseph Drucker, Elberon, who quibbled? Deal; Dr. Virginia Scanlon, Port- Fhelps Montgomery, Mr. and ment committee at Trade Winds (the chapter treasurer) is in ov now that aupeck; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Theodore Parsons Jr. Beach Club, Saturday ... of- charge of rentals, a major portion Henderson, Colts Neck; Mr. and and Mr, and Mrs. A. P. Gagne- ficiating (along with their wives) Music will be by Freddie Ever- SUMMER PARTY committee meets to polish plans for annual benefit of the Family of this repast Mrs. I. R. Blackburn, Phalanx, bin, all of Fair Haven — and at an oceanside clam bake. ett and the All Stars. Imported and Children's Service of Monmouth County. The party will take place Aug. 16 at was prepared and Mrs. Elizabeth" Orarn, Mr. with the Gagnebins, Mr. and Others in the party included: for the occasion from the Catski by loving-alum- and Mrs. Jerrold Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. John Coffin, NYC; Mrs. Franklin Lakes friends of the Circuit, they will play for danc- 12:30 p.m. in Spring Lake Golf and Country Club. Left to right are Mrs. Frank M. nae-hands-at- Mrs. Joseph B. Mount, Mr. and Guy Calafato, West Allenhurst; Estavaniks, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ing under the stars or inside the Sibley of Middletown, chairman; Mrs. Francis P. Drucker, Shrewsbury, and Mn. X. it home — ' and Mrs. Roger Coleman and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Giordano, Loewing, and Mr. and Mrs. Wal-spacious Edell home. It all de- Henderson you'll 'realize and Mrs. Carl Borgeson, all Dr. and Mrs. Philip Bernheim, ter Jackson, Oceanport; Mr. and pends on the weather, man. S. Smith, Rumson, chairman of the gift table. (Register Staff Photo), that the financial success of this of Little Silver. Mrs. Olive Wrightson Swilz and Mrs. Joseph Bruce, Holmdel; Other committee members in Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Pitts', Mrs. Pat Lentini and Mr. and annual shindig is no mere hap- Also, Mr. and Mrs. William elude: Mr. Barefoot; Mrs. Wil- Middletown; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Fred Frick, Red Bank; Mr. penstance. 3uff, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mount liam Posnak and Mrs. Max Kel- August Party to Benefit Agency Howard Berger and Mr. and and Mrs. Robert Hughes, Mid- son, Deal Park; Abe Rubinstein, Included among the throng of Jr., Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Barker, Mrs. Fred Weston, West Long dletown, with Mr. and Mrs, Neil Deal; Mrs. Ronald Barrett, West upward 240 that overflowed the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hembling, LONG BRANCH - The child place Aug. 16 at 12:30 p.m. in York, and Mrs. Sibley will serve Branch; Mrs. E. A. Edelstein Hughes, Lincroft, and the Bob Allenhurst, and Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jenks, Mr. adoption and in-care program of Spring Lake Golf and Country as fashion co-ordinator. canopied, flagstone terrace were: Hughes' house guests, Mr. and Edell, Elberon. This Mrs. Edell the Family and Children's Ser- Club. Because of a shortage of space, Mrs. Henry Erto of Williams- is president of the Rae Paskow vice of Monmouth County will Mrs."Charles C. Schock Jr. and the guest list is limited to 300 burg, Va. Deal Chapter of Deborah Hospi- *s. Frank M. Sibley head the this year instead of the usual 450. tal — a free, non-sectarian cen- benefit from the agency's annual Some same friends re-assem- summer party scheduled for next :ommittee which includes Mrs. bled poolside Sunday afternoon ter for the treatment of thoracic month. Thomas P. Kiely, invitations; to proffer birthday congratula- diseases. And who could refuse Italian Americans a nice of their home for such a worthy by Drop's of East Orange, Short ind Mrs. Samuel S. Adler, pa- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP -The cause? Hills and Spring Lake will take rons' list; Mrs. J. S. Smith, newly-formed Italian American The' ladles are all planning it. ;ift table; Mrs. Edward J.. Friends of Freehold Township OUR Planning what? 'The "Hoof Beat Javies, special project; Mrs. will meet Friday at 8:30 p.m. in Hop!" Joseph C. Irwin, hostesses, and the Shady Rest Inn, Rt. 33, This is a social event to reckon Emilie Van Note Wed Mrs. O. Wolcott Morris, publici- East. With — organized last year to STORE-WIDE benefit the Rae Paskow Deal y- The club has been formed to Chapter of Deborah — and sched- To David N. Spendiff Mrs. J. Harry Rossback will be preserve the contribution* of uled for re-running on Saturday, n charge of table favors which Americans ft Italian ancestry to American life and culture. July 29, at the home and garden COLTS NECK — The marriage ire from Saks Fifth Avenue, New of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Edell, S. of Emilie Smith Van Note" to Lake Drive, and Elberon Ave.,- David Neil Spendiff, son of Mr. Elberon. © and Mrs. Neil Spendiff, 56 Knoll- Clearance Sale Whence, we wondered, the wood Dr., New Shrewsbury, took "hoof beat?" It will come via place Saturday.here in the Re- Rumson Reading Institute way of a cinema parlor derby, formed Church. Rev. Samuel La DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON ENTIRE STOCK booked for the occasion by Penta offioiated at the double affer-school jupplemontary daises in Mark Ellentuck, Wanamassa, ring candlelight ceremony. — husband of the reservations chairman. Party chairman is The bride; daughter of Mr. and READING - ENGLISH - MATH FACTORY Mrs. Milton Barefoot, Wayside, Mrs. Herman D. Smith, River who reports that decorations St., and widow of William G. First Grade through ColUg* will effect a winner's circle at- Van Note Jr., Colts Neck, was OUTLET mosphere — with two life-like, escorted by her father. After Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson 842-1650 LUCY'S life-size horses to greet you at (he ceremony a reception was the gate, one huge horseshoe held in the home of the bride- 235 Hope Road, Shrewsbury BRIDGE AVE. and FRONT ST. 747-0108 RED BANK of carnations to serve as a groom's parents. step-through entry, bogus bet- The bride wore a street-length 542-4777 OPEN: THURSDAY and SATURDAY 10-6; FRIDAY 10-8 ting windows, etc. But the dress of ivory peau de soie fash- biggest bundle of laughs (we'll ioned with a bodice of Alencon wager) should come from a lace. Her only attendant was Mrs. Joseph Wilson of Colts RUSSELL G. RANNEY Neck. * DIRECTOR Mr Spendiff was best man for his son. Ushers were Warren Mrs. David N. Spendiff Spendiff, at home brother of (The former Emilie S. Van Note) the bridegroom; Jerry Beer, Long Branch; James Hagen, O.K. so you Shrewsbury, and Robert Aklus, Colts Neck. bulge in all Mrs. Spendiff, an alumna of Red Bank High School and Trenton State College, was em- the wrong places... $ ployed as a teacher by the SAVE 30 Manalapan-Englishtown Regional SAVE *5 SAVE 11.95 School district. , • YOU D0N7 HAVE TO! Portable sewing machine 347/532 Mr. Spendiff, also a graduate of Red Bank High School, served by SINGER with case! four years in the U.S. Navy and attended Cumberland College of reduced to Tennessee at Lebanon. He Is a senior at the College of Wil. ham and Maiy, Williamsburg, Call ui. It SINGER* zig-zag Va., wtoere he is a candidate won't cost you for a bacheloi of arts degree in t ctnt for SINGER* typewriter sewing machine psychology. The couple will re- d.tjllt. with case! with case! side in WiHiamsburg, where Mrs. reduced! to1*44.95 It darns, mends and embroiders without ^$109.95 • 11 pounds. 44-char- attachments. It sews smooth, straight « Easy switch to darn, acter keyboard! stitches.., sews forward and reverse! mend, overcast! s MRS CLANCY D. BOYNTON, $ the former Miss Diane Patricia SAVE 5 SAVE! Sherry, who was married on June 24 in Christ Episcopal SEW-N-GO .9 <> Church, Middletown. She is summer IK. llie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. fabrics Joseph Sherry, 49 Henry Dr., POWER COMPACT New Monmouth. The bride- from groom is the son of Mr. and canister vacuum Mrs. Thomas A. Boynton, 212 by SINGER SINGER ^34.95 East Bergen PL, Red Bank. ANNIVERSARY PARTY • 5-way cleaning action, large disposable bag! FREEHOLD - Mr, and Mrs. Seymour Hersh, 9 Terrance Ter., $ were honored at a surprise 16th SAVE 3O wedding anniversary party Sat- SAVE!$11.95 urday evening at the home of Put ROOM-TO-ROOM TV in your life! Dr. and Mrs. Ruben SedaMor- ales, Broad St. FAMOUS MAKE SHOE CLEARANCE 221/54!. HE-2230 ASSORTED SALE Reg. SALE FEATHERWEIGHT* FREQUENCY CONTOURED* CELLO-WRAPPED sewing machine 12.00-14.00 Viva PORTABLE 15.00-18.00 Red Cross .:.... 9.99 with case! HE-8102 STEREO HARD Americana 8.00 reduce $ 75 square inch viewing area 15.00-18.00 Socialites 9.99 8.00-12.00 Assorted Modern compact styling • Full 82 channels .o 99H95 CANDY . Flats and Casuals 5.00 •Weighs less than 12 lbs., 12,000 volts of brilliant picture power reduced to 12.00-15.00 Cobbies sews forward and reverse! Built-in antennas. 9.99 3 7 Full Lb. 9.50-13.00 Girls' 22.00 Hill and Dale 15.00 Stride Rita 7.49 f What's new for tomorrow is at SIN C E R today!' 16 VARIETIES r RED BAMK—69 BROAD STREET 'I 12.00 Men's Hushpuppioi 8.00 t, t EATONTOWH—MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Discontinued styles only. i" SINGER i BIRNN CANDY •A Trademark of THE SINGER COMPANY i J STEINBACH'S SHOES, Street Floor, also Aibury Park, Brick Town 5 ~. 91 BROAD STREET RED BANK SHOP Red Bank, Asbury Park Scores Wed. and Fri. 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Louis Tonli, the end that the New Jersey Health pital have acknowledged that the resolution similar to that ot the Actively." was incorporated with the in- hospital's president, said last Facilities Planning Council, an difficulty of meeting the HFPC's HFPC last month. In cases where additional fa- corporators becoming the board night. independent corporation, has requirements has been the rea- Economic Aspects cilities are needed and the area of governors. The board has Mr. TonLi, who had been out of urged a merger of the proposed son for (she delay in starting Jack W. Owen, executive vice can not support a 200-bed hos- been enlarged since the counoil's the country, met with the hospital Eayshore and Freehold Area construction, originally sched- president of the NJ'HA, explained pital, a satellite hospital linked inception in 1964 and now num- board here last night but would Hospitals. The council is on uled to begin in the spring. that his group was concerned to a larger institution may be bers 30. say only that he was "check- record as opposed to new hos; Opposition to hospitals of less with the economic aspects of a the answer, Mr. Owen said. Although the council has no Mr. Owen said his group is not official state status its presti- ipecifically concerned with the gious board includes the presi- situation in Monmouth County dent of the Board of Control and has noi been involved in it. of the Department of Institutions Officials Mum on Library Issue, The satellite setup makes the and Agencies, Lloyd Wescott, facilities of a large hospital and the president of the Hospital available to patients in a small Plan of New Jersey, Duane hospital, Mr. Owen added. Minard Jr. During earlier stages of hos- See Hassle Harmful to Cause Council recommendations are pital planning in Monrnou* By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON delaying choice of a site for a 'But if we don't get som site off Kings Hwy. near the County, consideration was given given serious consideration by MIDDLETOWN - Members of larger main library than the favorable indication in a reaso station. But before it could be to opening a branch of River- the Department of Institutions the Township Committee de- present Kings Highway building. able time, I will not hesitate discussed between the committee view Hospital, Red Bank, in Bhe and Agencies, which is respon- OFFERING SOMETHING OLD — Looking over a sample clined last night to publicly de At acouncil caucus just before recommend that condemnatio and library board it was scut- sible for licensing of hospitals. 1 Bayshore area. There was dis- of their warei, two enterprising Fair Haven boys get end criticism by the president Mre. Illo's statement was pub- proceedings be started to g tled. cussion at one time of establish- Department rules at this time of the township library board. lished, the Township Committee what the township needs." ready for business with a hope that buyers arrive soon Mayor Kavalek said the value ing a branch of Fitkin Hospital require that new hospitals have But two of. them said their dis- — according to the mayor — re- Mayor Kavalek said that M of that site would depend on (Jersey Shore Medical Center) in a minimum of 100 beds. and often. Selling the old boftles are Bobby Hitz, 13, inclination meant that discrimi- solved the issue by picking a Makely was correct in statin completion of parts of a $30 mil- the Freehold area. nation was the better part of site somewhere between the Mid- The HFPC maintains head- of 800 River Rd., left, and Charles Fall, 896 River Rd. that no one site had been s lion Jersey Shore railroad im- The extent t" which the opposl- valor. dletown Township High School quarters in Princeton. Its (Register Staff Photo by Larry Perna) lected. provement program, particular- op-af-ihe-fS'PC could block the operating expenses are derived "If we get into a public argu- on Tindall Rd., and Mater Dei "But," he added, "all of thos ly relocation of the Middletown development of the two county in part from a grant from the ment," said Committeeman Ed- Catholic High School on New station and realignment of Lin- under consideration are in thi facilities is liot now dear. The U.S. Department of 'Public ward P. Makely, "only the pub- Monmouth Rd. croft-Middletown Rd. area I had described." HFPC was /tarred by the NJHA Health. Contributions from in- lic and those who want and will No Site Selected Iwith a grant from the federal use a., new, better, library will Mr. Makely said that implica- Effect of the statements wa; He said this would take a num- dividuals, corporationi and foun- Grade School Shift at least to settle Ant dations iriake up" the balSftce"."'"" uffer." tions given by the mayor that ber of years and that the' li- "I regret what has been said," one particular site in the area whether the new library locatioi brary plan, even though already declared Mayor Ernest G. Kava- had been selected were mislead- would be north or south of Rl delayed for three years in local lek, "but this is finally being ing. And the mayor agreed. 35, and whether it would be nea squabbles, should not be held up Slated in Red Bank the high schools or near the rail further. ettled." Said Mr. Makely: road station. RED BANK — Second graders Once again the sixth, seventh Mrs. Helen lllo, president of "We are thinking of three par- Mrs. IIIo was resentful because Insists Mayor will no longer attend River Street and eighth graders in the Me- the Library Board of Trustees, ticular sites and which one of Plan Scuttled the committee had called off a School and fifth graders will no chanic Street area will be bused told The Daily Register Monday them might be acquired will be According to Mrs. lllo, a sub- scheduled unlimited conference longer attend Oakland Street to River Street, but this year hat the committee had acted in determined by the results of ne- committee headed by Mr. Make on sites on June 28 on short no- School, come September. there will be a late bus in the bad faith" with the board in gotiations. ly had agreed last month on tice and since then had given her no information. Free Transcript Dr. Robert C. Hoops, superin- afternoon for those participating tendent of schools, last night told in after school activities, he said. The mayor said the library LONG BRANCH - Speaking an attorney at that meeting to the Board of Education where Dr. Hoops also reported that board had agreed last year to iefore City Council Jast night, force its release by legal action. the elementary grades will be 5M pupils are attending sum- let the committee pick and ne- Milton Garr, secretary of the City Mr. Garr added that the asso- located in the coming yeir. mer activities in the schools — Smith Named Acting gotiate for a site in order to Wide Civic Association, which has ciation has given him $150 to Mechanic Street School will 95 in Head Start, 178 in the sum- expedite action and th'at he be- demanded Mayor Paul Nastasio's engage an attorney, "probably by take grades 1-5, Oakland will mer school day camp, 211 in the lieved this would still be effec- resignation or recall, demanded this weekend." take 1-4, River Street will take high school summer school, and :ive. • the mayor make public the tran- He • reminded council that 3-8, and once again kindergarten 20 in the Youth Corps. MRHS Superintendent "I think we have a better script of the administrative hear- "9,000 taxpayers paid for the classes will meet in rented church The superintendent said more chance of success in this way," ng on Police Chief Thomas M transcript" and said the refusal quarters, he said. than 1,000 adults had attended nations of Mrs. Joan B. Parent, he said. 'esano's charges of political pres- to make it public looks like an The board approved new con- classes of the Red Bank Atlult NEW SHREWSBURY - The said the board will function as a who has accepted.a position a "It has been unfortunate that sure on the police dapartmen attempt to "whitewash or sweep tracts with St. Thomas Episco- School, including 50 who attcre Monmouth Regional High School committee-of-the-w hole in the guidance counselor at Ocea there have been these comments 'as soon as possible." something under the rug,'1 How, pal, Calvary Baptist, First Meth- ed basic education classes under Board of Education last night search for a superintendent. He Township High School, and Mrs but I will not add to them be- He told reporters that if the without reading the transcript, odist, First Baptist and Holy Title II-B of the Economic Op accepted the resignation of Ben said it will move as swiftly as Joanne Connolly, who resigned fo: cause I don't, think they will mayor doesn't release the tran- he demanded, could council have Trinity Evangelical Lutheran portunity Act. The board ap- jamin A. Deist from the $17,000- possible to fill the post. personal reasons. serve the best interests of the script by the July 25 council decided the dispute arose from Churches. proved the continuation of^both a-year high school superinten- The board accepted the resigna- Dr. Nonna Slavinska-Nyles, wh township or the library." meeting, his group may well have "misunderstanding on both Dr. Hoops said first and sec- next year. dent's post and named Harold tions of two teachers and hired served as school psychologist o, sides," as a council statement ond graders in the River Street A contract for the painting o Smith, principal, acting superin- seven others. a part-time basis Jast year, wa declared in April? area will be transported to Me- the high school gymnasium are; tendent until Mr. Deist's suc- Hired at annual salaries of $8,- hired .for two days a week in thi Raps Council chanic Street Scliool, and a bus was awarded lo the Finos Pain cessor is named. 000 each were Thomas R. Halbedl The resignation of Mr. Deist and Gerald W.' Swinarski, both 1967-68 school year at an annua Tinton Falls Board "I feel council has been dere- route with home pick up is being Co., Asbury Park, lowest of fiv< salary of $7,000, 50 per cent o: lict in its duty," Mr. Garr said. arranged. bidders at $1,670. was accepted by the board with- to teach history; Miss Carmen out comment. Ortiz, Spanish, and Miss Eliza- which will be reimbursed by th Answering Mr., Garr at the end state under the Beadleston Act, Mr. Deist would have gained beth M. Sheridan, English. of the meeting. Councilman Am- tenure about February if he had Hired at annual salaries of $8,- Mrs. Frances E. Hagerman an Joined by Miller edeo V. Ippolito, named by 100 each we[e John J. Walsh Mrs. Patricia McClellan were :hief Pesano in his charges, said Miller to Spearhead signed a contract for the 1967-68 NEW SHREWSBURY - I.e- Jr., earth science, and Miss Joan hired as clerks at annual sal- A letter to. the. New Shrews- he had thought the transcript school year. He was hired Dec. Roy W. Miller of 69 Cloverdal '.. Pluck, home economics. aries of $3,400 and $3,600, respec- bury Borough Council was au- could be forgotten once and for 1, 1964, and reported for duty two Cir. was seated as the ninth thorized, requesting that high in- Herbert J. Wehrlen was hired tively. all- Freehold CofC Drive months later. member of the Tinton Fall tensity lights be installed at the to teach business education and Mr. Ippolito, who in May urged Mr. Deist has accepted a posi- The board agreed to act a ichool Board of Education -yes- entrances and exits to the school FREEHOLD — Charles R. Mil as co-ordinator of the distribu- all councilmen ,to read the tran- tion at Bloomfield College. handling agency for Title I funds :erday. grounds off Tinton Ave. to pro-' ler, a business and civic leader script, but nevertheless opposed His resignation, dated July 1, tive education program at an for a summer project at the Col mote public safety in the area here, was selected by the Greater Mr. Miller, who was appointed its release to the public, added becomes effective 60 days after annual salary of $10,800, 50 per lier School, Wickatunk. The boarc during the hours of darkness. Freehold area Chamber of Com- that date. cent of which will be reimbursed assumes obligation only for th( at a special public session of that he feels he "would sup- the board on June 27, will serve merce to spearhead a member- Salary Pro-Rated by the state under the Vocation- clerical work, and will compen- The board also resolved to in- press my own desires. It's an for the unexpired term of Law- ship drive. The board last night approved al Education Act. sate for the $300 Me. Keevil es- vestigate the installation of dusk- internal matter. rence C. Thompson of 38 Will- The chamber will begin its an annual salary of $17,000, pro- James J. Meagher, now a so- timates this will cost. The Col to-dawn lighting on the school "I have refused a statement on campaign Monday for a mini- cial studies teacher, was ap- shire Dr., who resigned in early property and apprpved the in- the transcript because I'm sick rated, for Mr. Smith during the ier School has been awarded April. mum of 200 new membere. Con- time he serves as acting superin- pointed a guidance counselor. The $11,142 under the Elementary am stallation of thermostatic con- and tired of the unnecessary trols for three office areas in ducting the drive will be Earl tendent. His salary as principal appointment doesn't entail any Secondary Education Act to rui On the proposal of George C. publicity It has received. It's the Sycamore.School heating sys- J. Smith Associates Inc., which was $14,500. salary change. •» a special summer project for 5 Malone, superintendent, the board been blown up all out of propor- tem. Jias made over 1,000 similar Norman J. Field, president, The board accepted the resig- i accepted with regret the resig- tion," the councilman added. drives for other Chambers of nation of Mrs. Sylvia Miller as In other action the board re- Obviously-speaking as council Commerce. kindergarten teacher, and ap- scinded a resolution adopted at iresident, a post to which he The chamber has plans for a Minted in her place Mrs. John the June 27 meeting for the in- vas unanimously appointed last continuous expansion of its fa- Okay Renewal or Face Tax Hike, F. Steele of Eatontown. Mrs vestment, of $25,000 of school dis- light, Mr. Ippolito called on the cilities, said Fulton Arnold, di- iteele holds a BS degree from trict funds in local banks, and press to "reaffirm the fact that rector, to aid the public, busi- Troy State College of Alabama we have unity; we have faith resolved instead to Invest this ness and industry in this area. Freehold Warned by CAC Aide ind has served the district as a in this city. We will make this Mr. Miller was born in New lubstitute teacher. sum in United States Treasury 3overnment go. Let's cut out all FREEHOLD - Nathan Kate, One, he said, was that property urban renewal?" he asked, add Bonds at the rate of 5.11 per York City and was raised in Also appointed were Raymond his unnecessary publicity," lie a member of the Citizens Ad- assessed for $17,000 would be 1 the borough here. He attended ing that if the borough didn't ac- . Steelman Jr. of Wall Town- cent per annum. 'leaded. bought for $24,000 for the proj public schools here and was grad- visory Committee for Community cept the money that it would be hip a special education teacher uated from Rider College. mprovement, last night said ect. used - by _ some other- commun i ty mi Mrs. Alexandra Placek of He is owner of Miller's Stag that if the borough does not adopt Property within the 10-a ere "Urban renewal can work and Charles R. Miller New Shrewsbury to teach handi- Shop, East Main St. He had been urban renewal that it could ex- project has had one appraisal will help,".,,he. declared,, /'Wha cappedxhildren. Mrs. Placek had Sagotsky Mum About an office manager of English- He was the first annual chair- pect to be paying higher taxes. Another one is needed according wilf happen in 10 years from also served the district on a The borough, he continued, has to federal law. - town Cutlery, Englishtown, where man of the hospital charity bal now? You won't have a Free- mporary basis in the past three no way of getting additional rat- The downtown commercial dis- he met his wife, Bertha. The committee and is vice presiden hold." •ears. Millers reside with their two ables because of its size. It's trict, now bringing in $33,000 in Mayoralty Bid Hints of the board of trustees of the The Rev. James R. Memmott, The employment of Mrs. Gail daughters, Rhonda, 17, and Deb- Greater Freehold Hospital fund; too small to bring in industry, ratables, can be bringing in $90, acting.committee chairman, said ....FREEHOLD - Harry Sagotsky tion__?Mhe JFK^ciubjndjhe bie^ 12, at 40 Brookwood Ave. he said. COO to $100,000, he said. There mold as library assistantior chairman, Israel Bond Cam that the urban renewal project wo extra weeks — one in June refused to comment yesterday on Regular Democratic Club which In 1947, he teamed up with his Mr. Katz said that many of should be no additional tax for paign; treasurer, Greater Free- was a dynamic and complex one reports that he will run for may- formed the united one last spring. father-in-law and brother-in-law, the rumors against urban renew- homeowners, he added. nd one in August — was also hold Lodge, Bnai Brith. (' and that changes would be ex- lUthorized by the board which al- or this year. The Republicans also have not Abe Kaplan, and formed Miller's al about town were "ridiculous." "Why shouldn't we benefit by pected. Cleaners here which was the He was named recipient of the o approved the purchase of li- Circulating throughout the bor' named their candidate. Republi- borough's first dry-cleaning plant. chamber's first "man of the The committee, he said, con- brary books by Mr. Malone for ough,'however,-are reports thai can Mayor Frank E. Gibson is Mr. Miller was named company year" award and of the firs ducted an extensive information he sum of $2,100. Mr. Sagotsky, an attorney here, seeking the bid for the state As- president in 1958. His brother, "John F. Kennedy Good Citizen- Water Tank, Street campaign before the June 19 non will make his bid for the mayor- sembly and ha,s not announced Joseph Miller, joined the firm ship Award" of the Greater Free- binding referendum but that some alty. The United Democratic his plans yet. in I960 as vice president and hold Jaycees. people said they didn't want to Two Injured Club Df Freehold has not yet be confused with [acts. The ref- One of the outspoken foes of secretary. Mr. Kaplan MS trea- Mr. Miller is a member of announced its candidate. Project Flans Pushed erendum was defeated. Urban Renewal, Mr. Sagotsky surer. the borough Planning Board, po- MATAWAN - Committee re- Sidewalks also came under dis- Mr. Sagotsky was a staunch had campaigned vigorously Mr. Miller is a member of the lice reserves, citizens advisory The borough can't appropriate LH Collision iorts took up the major portion cussion with a letter read from member of the now-dissolved Johi against an enclosed shopping mall board of directors of the Grcalar committee, Rotary Club, Elks money for itself, he continued. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - plan to revitalize the downtown if last night's council meeting. Edward J. Scullion, business ad- \ Kennedy Democratic Club. Hi Freehold Chamber of Commerce; Lodge, Jordan Lodge 247 of Ma- The only agency that can do the Two persons, including a town- commercial district. Councilman George A. Dietz of ministrator of the Matawan Re- was not active in the reunifica- past president, Downtown Free- sons, Tall Ccjdars of Lebanon, job is the federal government. hip official, were injured early he water and sewer committee gional Board of Education. hold Businessmen's Association, the United Jewish Appeal cam- If federal money didn't come in- st night in a three-car collision A former borough attorney, he eported an anticipated August and a member of Congregation paign of the Freehold area, N.J. Mr. Scullion advised the coun- to the borough, he said, it would m Rt. 35 and County Rd. had hoped to regain the seat leadline for completed plans and Band Concert this year but lost out to Richard Agudath Achim and Jewish Com- Clothier's Association and the Na- cil that the board will construct collapse tomorrow. Police said Alvin Margulies, 29 jonding arrangements for the T. O'Connor who was the unani- munity Center, and the English- tional Association of the men's connecting sidewalks to school The committee outlined pre- vyhill Dr., a member of the wo, new above ground water Reset Tonight mous choice of a coalition Demo- town Lions Club. sportswear buyers. buildings from sidpwalks in- requisites that would be needed lunicipal Utilities Authority, suf- ;torage tanks. cratic council majority. stalled by the borough in hazard- for revilalizalion of the borough red a cut lip and cut leg in LONG BRANCH - Rain He said, the two-one million ous locations. other than the proposed urban ie accident at 0:24 p.m. lust night washed out (lie During his political career •allons tanks, should be in op- renewal plan. It plans to discuss Also injured was Mrs. E. K. first of the city's summer here, he has been in and out One such location, under re- series of band concerts, Band Concert Tonightration by next year. Tentative each point in detail later. In- lonato, 75, of the Sea Brook with both local Democrats and cent criticism by mothers, has sponsored by Mayor Paul ilans call for a possible site on cluded were community planning, nnor Nursing Home, Keypurt, Republicans. He also is ^former RED BANK — The Red Bank Municipal Band will play at been the Ravine Drive area at Naslasio Jr. and the' Sum- he west side of Middlesex Rd. raffic routing, merchandise mar- •ho suffered a bruised knee. She councilman and former Demo- Marine Park af 8:30 tonight. Conductor John W. Luckenbill the Ravine Drive School. mer Festival Committee. has announced the following program: ir the north side of Ryers Lane. ketability, ordinances and money 'as a passenger in a car driven cratic chairman. 139 Tickets Given The performance instead Howard A. Henderson, of the for property. r, y her son-in-law, Daniel L. Levy, March, "Inveroargill" Lithgon will be held tonight at 8:39 Mr. Sagotsky refused to com- Overture, "Aida" Verdi treet committee said the street Councilman George Connor, po- William E. Ayers, Local Pub- 3 Fox Rd., Highland Park. Both lepartment is considering im- lice committee chairman, told 'ere treated at Riverview Hos- o'clock at the municipal ment on or deny the reports when Trumpet trio, "Bugler's Holiday" .V. Anderson ic Agency Director, reported Stadium Grounds, Ocean irovements to the - following the council that the police de- ital, Red Bank. asked by The Daily Register. (featuring Zachary Schnek, Douglas Johnson and William that of seven redevelopers initi- Ave. streets: Sonya Ave., Carton partment issued 139 summonses ally interested in the project, Police said the Levy and Mar- Entwistle) The series Includes eight Lane, north end of Monrose St.; in June of which 81 were for ;ulies cars, both driving south ABANDON SEARCH Descriptive, "Sleigh Ride" Anderson three are; still interested in it. Re- concerts by a 13-piece band west end of Boston St., High- speeding. n Rt. 35, struck a car driven Selection, "Carousel" - : Rodgers development talks had been de- including the Mel-Tones and WEST LONG BRANCH — Po- March, "Anchors Aweigh" Zimmerman jnd Ave., Maiden Lane, South He praised the continued ef- layed when council placed the is- William Cruse, 30 Seaview ice Chief Frank Bilotta reported t. and Orchard St. directed by trombonist Tom- Selection, "Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna" ...: Von Suppe forts of the department in its sue up for public vote. Mr. Aycrs lanor, Long Branch, which was my Flanngan of the As- hat authorities last night aban- Waltz, "Merry Widow" : Lehar Lighting Studied drive against the speeders and said that two others, would be nking a loft turn from Rt. 35 bury Park Concert Band. doned the search in Franklin nto County Rd. Novelty, "Night Beat" Walters He added that the State High- added that a drunk-o-meter has coming to town next week. Other performances are Lake for a safe reported missing March, "King Cotton" Sousa ray Department has taken un- been purchased and an un- 'The committee agreed to re- Mr. Levy's wife, Felice, es- scheduled for consecutive by Jack Watson of Asbury Park. (featuring twirlers led by Pat Armstrong, flag twirlers led by er advisement the borough re- marked police car will be utilized ume monthly instead of quarter- ped injury. There were no Tuesdays until Aug. 29 at The chief said police are con- Barry Grammer and specialty twirlers led- by Pat and Pam , quest for additional lighting on n a renewed drive against traf- ly meetings. The next one will lassengers In the other cars. All various city parks. tinuing the investigation under Gale) ; '" » Rt. 34. fic violators. i be Tuesday, Aug. 8, at 8 p.m. ehicles were towed away. his direction. DAILY 1*57 Jack Defends British, Title it ttl« \U favorite, HOYUKE, England (AP) -' or the first prize The Perez K-Krushes ack Nicklaus, the defending champion from Columbus, Ohio, he prize money Is incidental toStraight was Arnold wound up practice for the British he prestige involved in winning L»trobe, Pa., in 1961-62. Pataier Open Golf Championship yester- he British Open. is not competing this time.over day with a one-under-par 71. Nicklaus and Beman, who lives Hoylake's 6,995-yard, par 36-36— Nicklaus won the British title n Bethesda," Md., are [wo of72 layout. AL, 2-1, in 15taht Muirfield last year and only he eight American* chasing the Brewer and Gary Player, the EN H;y Cwnningfiam rown. Beman, a former U. S.South African who has won just By MURRAY CHASS a few weeks ago added the U. S. ind British Amateur champion, about everything in golf includ- ANAHEIM (AP) — Tony Pe«z Open to hie enormous collection. ecently turned pro and finished ing the U. S, and British Opens tarted his California trip as a The British championship, first ixth to Nicklaus in the U. San. d the U. S. Masters, are 6-1 ;ing and climaxed it by keeping played in 1860, starts over Hoy- Gingerbread Castle )pen. betting shots. he National League on the throne ake's testing links Wednesday The other Americans are Gay Sanders is 10-1; Bruce Devlin Monmouth Park appears to have its own big Gingerbread ii All-Star competition. nd the 72-hole medal play ends fewer, reigning U. S. Masters of Australia and Yancey 12-1: Castle, and with plenty of ginjer. Earlier in the season the Saturday. Perez, the Cincinnati Red who hampion from Dallas, Tex.; Rndgere and Peter Thomson of park was running ahead in mutual slakes and behind in at- A total of 130 competitors play •epjaced starter Rich Allen at 'hil Rodgers of San Diego, Cali!.; Australia, a five-time winner, 16- tendance. Then it reached July 4—the halfway point—and the hird 'base in the 10th inn'ng, )oug Sanders of Ojai, Calif.; 1 and Bob Charles of New park was humming as sweet as Guy Lombarcto's boys. :nded the longest"-All-Star game tertiYancey of Philadelphia and Zealand and Dave Thomas of Unofficial figures before yesterday's tally, showed mutuel ever played when he hit an 0-1 Red Bank .mateurs Bob Falkenburg, former Britain are on the 20-1 mark. figures up some $2,600,000. Attendance figures )itch from Kansas City's Jim 'alifomian now living in Brazil Dave Beman is a 2S-1 -pick but caught up and then passed the earlier drag- lunter into the left field bleach- ind Bob Sweeney of Palm Beach, is considered by pros as t "dark ging mark, too. Many people are puzzled by rs in the 15th inning. 'la. horse" contestant. Monmouth Park and its record-breaking Tnat gave the Rational League Nets Win feats. It was a record season a year ago, 2-1 decision last night and a and now it appears as though the 1967 season •Red Bank, the only champion ecord five straight victories over in the loop's three year history, "MARINE-VIEW .b_^ is going to give the 1966 meet a going over. he American League. Numerous other tracks that have "down" opened its 1967 season in Ne* seasons have sent men to Monmouth to ob- Trailing 12-4 in the All-Star Jersey Shore Women's Tennis serve its operation, and then attempt to ieries in 1949, the Nationals now League yesterday by defeating figure why they run on the "slip" grade, lold a 20-17-1 edge after winning Fort Monmouth, 10-2. 1AANNUAL DIVIDEND and Monmouth continues t» post records. .6 of the last 22 games, which In the other opening day o/o PER ANNUM ON jB '* COMPOUNDED nclude a tie, and nine of the matches, Hollywood downed , SAVINGS CERTIFICATES OL CUNNINGHAM Visiting officials bid host officials farewell % QUARTERLY .ast 11. Navesink, 7-3, and Deal Casino ' FROM $5,000 • In amazement, while Monmouth officials bid them goodbye, Until Perez hit his homer, blanked the Ocean Beach Club imiling from ear to ear. litchers had dominated the game of Elberon, 10-0. Patrons of the Sport of Kings love to travel to Monmouth with a record 30 strikeouts. Based on the league's scoring from all points. Fans from New York are regulars. There are GS VL6AN ASSOCIATION.^ system, five points are awarded some of the "Big A" fans on the Oceinport plant. One The victory before 46,309 at THEY STRUCK VICTORY JOLTS—The National Loague't MIDDLETOWN 1 AH. HIGHLANDS I UNCROFT the California Angel's Anaheim to the winning team in the.num 142-4400 mentioned that Monmouth is always about 20 degrees warmer 671-2400 I 291-0100 Tony Perez, left, and Richie Allen get together in ths ber one match, three to the than the "Big A." He even mentioned that he has to wear a Stadium also helped soothe the National's and Walter Alston's number two winner and two to Jacket to ward off the coolness at the New York plant. dressing room at Anaheim, Calif., after their home runs 'eelings that were collectively the three victor. Monmouth continually makes improvements to benefit its last night brought a 2-1 victory in the All Star game. shattered last October by Balti- fans. This year, the new Garden Room and Trophy Room Perez, of Cincinnati, blasted his in the 15th; Allen'i Sue Beaton and Marge Daly GRAMAN'S more's four-game sweep of Al- got Red Bank off to a fast start turned out to be out of this world as far as fan comfort is ston's Los Angeles Dodgers in came in the second. Allen is a Philadelphia infielder. VACUUM and APPLIANCE PARTS CO. concerned. Seeing is believing! Visit these rooms and fans by defeating Betsy Sanderson the World Series. and Linda Lees, 6-2, 10-8, in the 156 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, N. J. will get their own'Snswer in appreciation and comfort. You'll (AP Wirephotoi; PHONE 747 • 5623 never receive this type comfort in Yankee Stadium watching Alston, however, felt no more first match. Midge Sandlass and the pro grid Giants or the Yankees. TV monitors make it so ioyful than Perez, the 25-year- and I hit it good. I knew it |Peters of the Chicago White Sox Barbara Love earned Red Bank's other threa points with an 8-6, HOOVER and EUREKA CLEANERS the fans can be lazy all day long. They do not have to rush jld Cuban who brought his wife, was a homer." and National League stsrter 6-4 victory over Helen Avachen here or there to watch a race. They can stay put in the men- Pituka, and their 14-month-old All that was left then, was for Shetland — Lewyt — Sweeper — Vac Juan Marichal of San Francisco. and Eleanor Hartiell. e.XVmpnitor* in black and white ;on, Victor, to see him play in rookie Tom Seaver of the New Warns —Polisher* — Hond Cltantrs or color. fiis first All-Star game. " . York Mets to retire the Ameri- Peters worked three perfect Ann Wiohenfeld and Juenita SALES and SERVICE More rugged fans, caring less for this style of comfort, "I don't know what happened," cans in their half of the 15th.innings for the Americans while Soper won Ft. Monmouth Its two run to the fence and also find the highest spot around the Perez related in between ac- Seaver relieved Don Drysdale, Marichal allowed only a pinch points with a 6-3, 6-4 decision "We Service What We Sell" plant to watch a raCfc Then Uiey'll make another dash to cepting congratulations from Al- who worked two innings before jsingle by California's Jim Fre- over Louise Hughes and Kerry ALL PARTS and SIRVICE ON PREMISES areas where TV monitors rerun the race and give all of them ston, President Warren Giles of eavrng for a pinch hitter and cosi with two out in the third. iSimoru. a view of just how Bieir particular horse ran the race. Some the National League and Baseball received credit for the victory. Commissioner William D. Eckert. go away happy, while others have nothing but oomplaints Seaver walked Boston's Carl "But when we got to the hotel of the way the jockey rode the race. Yastrzemski witli one out for we had a lot of trouble because It's the same in football or baseball. They'll tell a pitcher only the second base on balls in they have rip- more rooms left. how to work his game .or a quarterback when he shguld pass. the game but then got Bill Free- So they give me the presidential That's what makes sports a great part of America, fl the han of Detroit on a fly ball and suite. I felt just like a king." president of our country can be told how to make many of his ended the marathoq affair by WHILE important decisions, right or wrong, sport fans have the same Even at the $58-a-day rate, the striking out pinch hitter Ken opportunity to tell a pitcher how to hurl or a quarterback National League probably would Berry ol the Chicago White Sox. be willing to keep Perez In the when to pass. "I figured I had a job to do," THEY suite for the rest of the week. Monmouth President Philip H, Iselin, officers and hoard . His home run, the third of the said Seaver, a Los Angeles resi- of directors, continue to make improvements each year, and game — the others also were by dent. "The guys, would have each time.they do, the last one outdoes the one before. Stock- third basemen, Philadelphia's been disappointed |to have gone LAST! holders might oohtinually complain about dividends, but when Allen in the second inning and that far and then lose. It would they see how Monmouth Park stands out among other tracks, Brooks Robinson of Baltimore have been tragic." they're happy too. ,n the sixth — broke up a duel Practically overlooked by the Monmouth is in its 35th racing season this afternoon and that was punctuated more by time the contest ended were the will have 21 days left after today. The 100-granders will be strikeouts than by hitting. pitching performances of Gary bursting out all over. The first one is scheduled for Saturday. The old Monmouth Handicap has been renamed the Amory L. Allen connected tor his homer Haskell Handicap. This added event means a healthy purse in the second off AL starter Dean Chance of Minnesota, a The Box Score for the winner. It is listed at a mile and a quarter, and it ANAHEIM (AP) — IHe t*>x idvr« ul should be a good one. former Angel who was booed by the 1961 major ipaKue All-Star 1>a»phall the fans before the game. Robin- [ame: One of the possibilities was Damacus, but it was an- -NATIONAL <2> | AMERICAN' (!) son tied the game with his drive ahrhbll nbrlib nounced yesterday that he will start in the $75,000 added Dwyer off Ferguson Jenkins of the Chi- ' ' ' ' 'n.K'h'»'n,.1b fill" Stakes at Aqueduct on Saturday. Damascus won the Preakness Msyi.rt H»» Car^w.Jb 3 ft ft cage Cubs in the sixth. riio.rr 6 D i o MeAlll'Mb 3 0 0 end Belmont Stakes, but was upset fast Saturday by Exceed- Aaron.cf 1 [t A total of 12 pitchers, seven OdlfrnrilaVlbb 6 0 0 0 i Killph'w.lh « 0 0 0 ingly in the William du Pont Jr. Handicap at Delaware. : '"" n,3b 4 111 lOinl'I'rn.rf 6 0 0 0 or the National and five for the rmib Y'n't'tnilil.H 4 0 3 It was hoped Buckpasser would be at Monmouth for the American, posted a record 30 Torrp.c zooo Krprtmn.c BOO Hullrr.c 1 ft 0 0 Prlr'plll.ni III" Haskell. This, too, was nixed. Buckpasser is going for the strikeouts in the three-hour, 41- Ranki.ph 10 10 1 Mrr.l'lln.p 0 0 ft 0 Handicap Triple Crown in New York. The big "Buck" already McC'vir.n 3 0 3 0 1 Mantlr.ph 1 0 0 minute contest that eclipsed the " • 4 ft 0 0 1 PPtpnt.p 0 0 0 0 has won the Suburban, Manhattan, and will be shooting for 14-inning game at Chicago's n.l 0 0 0 0 : Mlnrh.r.i.h 1 l> I the Brooklyn, which is scheduled a week from this Saturday. llplmn.ph 1 ft ft 0 1 AKPi\T>r 0 0 0 0 Comiskey Park in 1950. Kp*vrr.p 0 0 0 0 1 l)o*rnin(,p 0 0ft The rest will give Buckpasser a good shot at the Brooklyn. All fi 0 0 0 | AlvU.ph 10 0 0 Pittsburgh's Roberto Clements MshMnrlrtlnt.Uo 1 ft 0 ft I lluntpr.lt 1 0 ft fl Jorge Velasquez, the country's leading jock, and well out belied his stature as one of base- Jpnkins.' "" p 10 0 0 1 Bi-rrj'.pli 1 0" in front for riding honors at Monmouth, will be on Amberoid. (ll 0 ft 0 0 I Chanrp.D 0 0 0 (1 ball's best hitters by striking out Wj.ph 1 0 1 0 I Fr'oll.ph-ll 4 0 1 Bill Boland will be up on Poker. Handsome Boy and Deckhand a record four times, 00 0 0! Stiort.p 1010 are other big names that will go for sure. "This was possibly over-all the Sluuh.pli 0 100 Pretense was given high weight for the Haskell but is best pitching In any All-Star Cuellar.p 10 0 01 on the West Coast and word has it that he will stay out there game I've seen," commented A1- Rote,!!) »! i » i I «9 1 ...tin ooo ooo coo ool—: to shoot for a $167,000 purse. It.would be much more economi- :ton, who picked up his sixth Americamerican oo_o ou_t ooo oo_o- ooo.— _ cal to stay there for that one than to travel by plane for the E—Xnne. DP—KoMninn, Carew, Killf- •ictory against two defeats as hrrw, McAulllIp, Klllrbren. LOB—Na 100-grand added here. tioonl 5, American 7. SB—YastrzeniM an All-Star manager. MeTimr. 3B—Xmw. ItH—Allpn. Time' is still left for surprise's, because starters can be "If you told me before the Robinson, Perpi, SB—Aaron. 8—Fref Frethan, Maieroski. RF—Vow. named through the entry box the day before the race by game that it would be played 15 IP " H K EB BB SO the usual time of closing. innings with this type of hitting Chanr* 1 1 1 0 0 0 It certainly was appropriate for Monmouth officials to and there would be only three 0 I) 0 0 honor the late Mr. Haskell. He was one of the'prime movers i)ftwninj _ -...25 0 0 0 runs scored. I would not have Iluntrr, \, -.-B 4 1 1 ft In restoring racing in Oceanport. Haskell was president since believed it." . , Marichal ...3 1 0 0 0 - Mn» ;..„„ A 3 110 Monmouth's inception, and certainly he was responsible for Willie Mays, who was called nnn ...- - z 2 0 0 0 Monmouth's growth over the years, backing the numerous Short ..- - 1 0 0 0 1 out on strikes when he entered Onpllnr J 10 0 0 improvements of the plant while in office. the game as a pinch hitter in Drydafl, W —.2 10 0 0 0 9 0 1 A tremendous horseman, Haskell not only supported racing, the sixth, agreed with Alston. gpavpr 1 T-3:41. A-46,309. but he was a terrific booster of the hunts and was master of "It was the pitching, not the Famous "AlL-WEftTHER" Hie the hounds for many years. Annually, the Monmouth County ight conditions," said the San Hums Association conducted meets at the Haskell estate. Francisco star, who didn't start Linz a Met This meet benefited charity, and it was one of great popularity. in the game for the first time In the past few years, and as at Monmouth Park, meet records since 1956. NEW YORK (AP) - The New were bcinc toppled. Speaking of this traditional meet, it will Perez said that when he came.York Mets and Philadelphia be held on thn Iraditional Saturday in October, the 21st. to bat in the 15th, Hunter"threwWIies exchanged Infielders yes- ... SHORT SNORTS — Bob Glisson, former medical student a curve the first pitch, but( I terday through waivers, and -football coach at Red Bank High School, is the riding was looking for a fast ball b\j _ The_ Mets obtained PhH Llnz, "medic" in the Monmouth Park ambulance. Glisson had cause he threw me two fast (" 'harmonica-playin ' ' g former some a-Hion before 16,572 fans yesterday when Evening Lullaby [Danballss wnewhen nhe sirucstrucKk mee out oui.. incNew YorIUIIkV Yankeelatmee, anonud jyielded went down in the home stretch. Jockey Karl Korte the rider |The second pitch was a fast ball,'Chuck Hiller to the Phils. escaped serious injury, and 'Ole "Doc" Glisson was right on the scene. Stratlimore Sets Swimming Team MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The Gardener and divers Steven Buch Stralhmnre Bath and Tennis Club ner, Michael,Rice and Bob Jan has organized its swim team for plui Fed. Ex. Toe tl.55 to $2.05 throw. (dep>ndlng on size) and old tin the summer. Coach Joe Calamoneri is Competition will be held in thegraduate of Trenton Stale Co! • Your best lira buy in its prico ronge. Pick your sizo now on J Go > Extra milcogo • Track lesled Raritan Valley Swimming and lege where he has been activ Goodyear. 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OCEANPORT, N.J. 2 miles from Garden St. Parkway, Exit 105 NOW thru Aug. 5 Scratches 1—Nasco Boy, Royal Nature, Pe- See yourChevrojetdKilerfor summer savings now! outdoor and indoor dining terraces WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS tetra, Barnacle cafeteria and dining area 2—Jet Count, Navy Strut on grandstand lower level, $100,000 3—Beware Below,! Sweet Jasmin, completely air-conditioned AMORY L. HASKELL Lanoma Cindy, Devil's Dolly 5—Ash Blue,1 Silver Monarch, Grandstand $2 • Clubhouse $4 HANDICAP CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY IDIttHUNDdttlNOTlOHimO Sat., July 15 Vasco Alegre 7—Pleasant 8—Buz On - 325 Maple Avenue Red Bank 741-3130 POST 2 PM • Daily Double 1:50 PM 9-Swaity Rabbit HELP WANTED-SriAle - Female HELP WANTED-Mak - Female AUTOS FOR SALE AUTOS FOR SALE Ayros FOR SALE BOATS and ACCES5OEIE! HELP WANTED--FEMALE 14—Wednesday, July 12, 1967 »0 hardtop. Very U«t , daVTMXT . - W IUJW*Bor.T — « h p. Johuon "JU-EBWOMJUf — Mature u| ezfttl- eVlCXl 0E.SIP-E INTERESTED ISM PORL F i J THE DAILY REGISTER PARTIES TQ TAKE, OVER PAY- . .... 2 i*W] Him, Vi. JSujrjiiwJT. M bAy I'JT wtl*r. j*nct<5 'jniy. f iri ilrr.f Apply in E*rs/ra, /PPUCATIpNS NOW BEIN© ACCEPTED MESTS OP P.BPOSSEtSErj OMUL per w«i. K«J »M«»r a. Colonnade Oov«ram«t tn tt» - hull. »tt0. 747-OH] ' "* flf C«nt.8r. Element M)t«rtunltle» mm ta l'JM MERCEDES—55M. four-door M- 1B«3 CHEVROLET IMPALA, — Auto- • (U-eBlT (ollwini (Him LO|T—Male, brown Coilte, lour Twri dan. Power ateerla*. electric »unroof. matic transmission, four-door bardtop. I93T 'OHBVDLaJB^*uper"Sport. four-, 34' BHAHPIE"KETCH — $leep» (our.. old" irlcinltlr of Kings Highway, Mid- Grand Prix Seeker AM-FM radio. Call1 SHOO. Call .566-3305. Daoron sails. Stainlesl e(»l stUtr. dletown. Answers to "Button." Reward. peed, bucket seats. Red with black In- ABklnB t3.600. 741«2SS «.tltr 6. ONE COUKTEROUIL - For Airport • Witefiomlni 566-5772 weekdays. rior and black vinyl roof. $2,300 j>r snack-bar. Call • MerclundtK Marker! 1M2 KAMBLER AMERICAN — Tuo-jeat offer. Financing arranged. Owner 15' OPEN' RUNABOUT — 35 h.j. Evin- • Stockmen ,lcin!ty of r~CADILLXc"siSiAN~DeVliXB — door, sUclc stiitl. Good condition. $350 747-9O80 LOST - H.arlng aid. In Green. Air conditioned, etc. Original cash. 512-4148 after 6 p m. in «ervt«. 566-1260. rude and trailer. Reasonable, call 264> • Retail 8«ln Uttle Sliver. *""?4. Call ler. Purchased Dew Cadillac. Price 3495. • Food Bervlct Workert HELP WANTED-MALE CHEVROLET 1961 — Bel Air sedan. TRUCKS FOR SALE 16' IN'BOAHD — Wltli trailer. Motor, — Take nver pay- Clean condition. Full price J.W5. Pay rebuilt. $100. <• an. I have 40 re- inly S6 20 per week, jfo money down. 566-S0J0 EXPERIENCED PUNCH PRESS OP- ;all collect, 721-7103, OASIS MOTORS, .955 INTEnNATIONAI^Ton and half opportunities. al must he si!r ?anel truck. New nrrotnr unit tlrei. Gnod 16' JEHSEY SKIFF — 75 h.p. ERATOR — Looking for Btftarly work Pallante, 566-6100. Rt. 9, SayreWlK J Gray. with, overtime. Apply in person, Estey v nning enntiition. Call 2B1-31S0 after ."i. and- Bkitn• K $450 Apply Building 1106, Fort Monmouth, N. J. r DODGE, 60 Main ^ns — "^DESIRE H^TErtESTED Metal Products, 1 Catherine Bt., Red l«9 CHEVROLET IPICKUP — Good r best offer. Bank. PARTIES TO TAKE OVEP. PAY- rujininp coonltion. JliO. Call 291-31.2-5 af- T-BIRD lood condition. Full MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS ,er 5:50 p.m. J cr and air condltion- CALL MR. SHELLY, 542-2414, M0N- BUSINESS NOTICES SALES CAREER Jl 1 I 67-0634 after 4 p.m. MOUTH MOTORS. AUTHORISED We hive an outstanding opportunity HELP WANTED-MALE FOR SALE jooo^^T?a~SadVo7 Of>0 OLDSMOHILE^ t'our-dmr"~har• m I e. Call >-5*32 . Only 5175. P.ASSAS PONTIAC, 305 SOLO SUZUKI —' At BUI Lanzaro'a WATER PROOFING CO. ierved In either sales or administra- ' TAILOR ITEMS YOU NO LONGER Broad St., Red Bank. HU>W). tion. Excellent starting salary plus O'doot tijtrdtop. Or>od Auio Sales, 331 Main Street, Matawan. 10 years guaranteed. Frea estimates, (56~m:iCK — Twi "(66-2224. commissions. Unlimited' earnings po- Full time, permanen1. position, Apply In NEED OR USE WILL ...' indition Wai fm transportatoln car. 2 VOLKSWAGEN — Good condtUon! "alt &25-5017, tential. Outstanding fringe benefits Call Call VESPA 1064 ~ > Red. Excellent con- alter 7 p m. EO^Rs7VAlira7CARAGES 549-7587. Eves: 747-3M0 lor appointment. person, ilr. Nalelann, J. Krldcl, Bread ns cjnveUiblP, 326, 512-0132 _ dition, TOO mllM- S200. Call — Have truck. Ll£ht haullns. Call after An final npportunliy employer M/F. PLBLIC NOTICE •Mi 741-69)3. " p.m. 741-2149. LETTER PRESSMAN™"-— To operate My wllh black top. .nd Front Sis, SELL it-SlSO aU*>r 5. 1947 WILLYS Heidelberg and Lit lie Giant. Sloarty J965~HARUCY DAVIDSON — 1200 ec BACKHOE BULLDOZING — Mowini, _ .plo/ment. Many benefits. Cnmmer- FLH fully eriulppcd, S0O0 mllCB, $1650. plowing, pumping, laterals All septi OLD CARS TOWE&'AWAY .LETS - DEafREiNTfiREST- "87-JI5M, clal Press, 19 Mechanic St., Red Bank. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT — ED PARTIES TO TAKK OVER PAY- ' work. BEN BRYAN, 671-0">B5. MENTS ON REPOSSESSED CARS :966 ~250~CC"~hULTAC6 MATADOR FAST 1963 RAMBLER 660 STATION WAGON ply In. person, FAIR HAVEN BUKOCOJ 'EIGHT CALL MR. SHELLY. 5(5-2414. MON- - One fr.vnrr. Excellent condition. S6" Call after S, Estimates given, rcasfinabl MEN WANTED MOUTH MOTORS AUTHORIZED 291-1017 Iliver KA. WITH A QUICK ACTION Only FSc at Ri 741-OGtB, 741-7931. McDONALD'S DRIVE-IN TAXI DRIVERS — Male*, over 25, Full FIAT — AW! 1H» 19.19 CHRYSLER WINDSOR — Auto- IMT AND irtGG BKA 6jO CC — Ex AIK CONDITIONERS ilsvy. :s:> Miirtli-town LOW-COST Call matic, harritori. Good contlltlon. 512.1 ent cnndUion. Call Installed and Serviced workers Tor time; part tune. Call between 5 and We iifod lull or part-tlrr 7 p.m. 2fH-28O!i. AUTOMOTIVE 741-5806. 402-64^8 nfter 6 Cal! 2S1-Gi>o;i evenings. Must IJP at II-HSI ISS years old. DAILY REGISTER _ . g CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE MrHoNnXiobTjiiEAjrTesTmiT.. ,.,.NTKI)-SUu;]r7narlii't trtiincf. lntcr- vlrws Hal.. July V>, U a.m. In VI n*nin, fif AUTOS FOR SALE r'our-speeil. '"all Rack. Very good condition. 5475. 787- LAWN SERVICE CARPENTERS ihn offices (if MatHifW CA]\, nrxl \<> • 741-GfjlO 2412. Call after 6, 74101)11. Al>ply In persi; i. Elm' »nd Park, Cherry FAMILY AD , OLHSMOMLE S8 convertible. 412, .•ard John.-i'ir.'H, Hwy. 3.'., MUdleiown 1W1 VOLKSWAGEN — Radio, tire: 11957" OLDS.NTOBILE 89 — Four-floor. 1958 HARI.EY FLH 74 LIGHT HAULINr; — "initillatTon n! Troe I.a., «fl or Rt. .i. Mlrlrft^lnwi rwwer. Call brako? and clutcii new this year. Pa?.sp Full rlr'ess MAN NKPJDED — For general con- 3 LINES - 5 DAYS insffct'ion reTntJy. SJ9-V Call 717-0030 *r steering, n rakes. Runs good. leadem and gjtteri, trees cut down, ;ractlng. Over 1R. ^"(,!1 54I-935T. 787-48:;9 aft*r 5 p.m. 261-7633 ilsn oilier small Jobs considered. Call MAINTENANCE MEN 12") F0R J9S9 MGl'AR~~Xia50 CONVERTIBLE b°lv.ppn 6-7 p.m. 1 CADILLAC DeVILLE — Convertl 1968 TRIUMPH '47-4465 or 747-4!JG5. ifnoral maintennncn duties' in jili'asiir LQ«" mileage. Good condition. Ne" 1S60 VOLKSWAGEN* CAMPER Et'_ ITAWNS XviVsilRI.'BS^"Piu in "shipe! surrnundlnRs at PI pa sure Hay Garde PART TIME," $57 WEKK1.V *9 flfl tires «895. 741 <359 alter 4:30 M New rebuilt engine. SSOO. Call 787- Air conrtitlnnitiB. Fully equipped Call after 6:30 p.m. Any tlir'-fi ev.-nlnKi (J lo Kl !• Hi. N" JUST L*\J\) n, A-l. 82595. 767-5135, 251-0812 Call Border's Flowors, Apnrtmonts, AMantic Av*\, Lnngf Branch. through Fri. All ; To Pl«ce Your Daily Regliter |Kirt-ttmL- KardenlnK nn>l light iiiimct- id out. $165(1. Call ^2[)-876l. inr.!! CHEVROLET TMTALA CONVERT- jonUlnprs. 5i2-i'>%. ;iatcr. Kod Bank, tic aurvii-ps, in exctiangc live rent free FAMILY AD, CALL... i7i5sM6BILR~— "DESIRB INTEREST HLF. - • Wry eoixl ninning cnnrlll MOBILE HOMES : SHOKT ORDER MAN~^" Experienced /a, hydroi,intir Asking $3M. 972-190T. "MOWING OVER on OWN~ LAWNS ~ In a lovely, new furnUii'd Immr Write D PART1KS TO TAKE OVEP. PAY AND KIKLD3 only. D!nh ivaslicra. Apply In person. KN'TS ON REPOSSESSED CARS MUST SELL — lflGO 'Moon trallfir, MA'RTIM'S DINER, Hwy. 36, Keans- P.O. Box 101. West Lang Hrarti'h. M.L MR. SHELLY. 542-2414. MON 10x50. Two bedrooms, largo living 741-5101. burg. TYPIST' •-"Cfii.alile" of 6') wonts V"" 741-6900 OUTH MOTOR3 AUTIIOP-iZET room. Excellent condition. Ke; FIiriKITIIRE^WOVINn --""AIMCS nnrl Iminuie. Will train tor npf-clalb.pfj flt-H. 'eningi and WeeUrtdt 741-llfO cellars cleaned, (.'all after 5 p m., all ROIJTB*fl"A"LESMAN WANTED "—" ForNIKHI wcrli. Wfjl'- l!a plus tvo snow tires, radio. West Keansburg. 787-2116 K9 only Vil or |T monthly. Ouar* nisN s«rrV 1050. 747-3674. SHIFT WORKERS 10x55 MOBILE HOME — Excellent con- CAR WASHERS:""FULL~TIME ONLY Work part or full time Earn JiO tor, wapes afier v*»ry piltorl tralnlnc. Apply •redlt'Dept. • 154.5553 lls. J13S0. Til-«88 afte. ONTIAC3 — 'DESIRK IKTERESTEr r dition. Nice location. Call — Oirlg. 19 to 25, for-detailing cars; ten tt twelve hours. Commission. Call ATCO CERAMICS Com*., Hwy, 3.>, 'ART1EB TO 'TAKE OVER PAY 187.31117 denning insidR wfridows and outside KITURE ^ALEVmrao4*i >0 rHEVROijET 1MPALA — Four MKNTB ON rtKroSSEHSKD CARS drying, Ko experience necessary. Good 291-1687. •t. j "i: _ • fls. Oo twn mllpi weit nf P*r««!ioi(l CALL MR, SHELLY, 542-2114, MON wagirS. Apply Country Sudscf Car WANTEP - I'fioK IN "PRIVATE Rcolrsck ftrdc on Rt. 33. turn left nr automatic. Power stfprlng. Excel' TRUCK DRIVErt R wanlrd for R H condition. 556-0246 after 7 p.m MOUTH MOTORS AUTHORIZED WANTED AUTOMOTIVE Wash. Hwy. 35, Middletown. tr'jck. Ba,ch't "r pickup only. HOME, fiipcp In. Phone between 7-1) light, follow aitns to HICKORY have tranaport-itlon. 671-0118, :iLl.. O[.cn 9 to a >2~RED MO~MIDGET""^~Gnod ' MERCEDES"—~Fnur-d'nnr~i96o":K(fsE, LE O AlT" E E C RE TARY ~^-^To p~aa Ury ion. 5600. Call » Kuel lnjpction Bystem, lour-speed Hhilt, JUNK CAES WANTED paid to experienced secretary for Red W'"^PA?jT~Mi«r~^~bir~th CUSHIONS FOR REDWOOD 78Tlfir3 Asking S850. 671-08:1(1. SHORE AUTO WRECKERS Bank olflce. 717-3730 for appolrAment. training. Apply in pernon, KnU 542-5541 222-1824 Tplerlslnn. 50JU. 3.\ Katontown SITUATIONS WANTED - Female j>Uc til'i w.i rushioni on Ttt\- MG-'W — Oood condition. Best o![e, B n<\ furn:ture wllh n!'-•»• brl({ht \1nyi AUTOS FOR SALE iver $950. Call over 21. Experienced. Apply Pleasant fl{A^foHTRALE 'IlSR"KXPK[tl"KN':KI]~-"])t1slVrV"l.r!- «. wood stalrn tn renew 741-2619 , JUNK CARS Valley Inn, Rl. 34, Holmdel. For inter- pprlfnce requtrrd. Apply In ppr; .to nurslriB cars In home. El'lfrty ppr* jur lurnlturc. Quarts an1 gal loin, • ." view call 946-8626. ; N'appl TriirUlnR Corp., lit. 3i, Matawan ti, QunHty rcffrprn^s. 222-554T. .959 Fonn — Two-door hardtop, V-8, REMOVED FREE RED BANK LUMBER itlck. Good condition. Reasonable. 261- DAY J)R NIG11T. 7£7-2l>71 _ nsfNTAlT~A~SSMTANT — FnlTlimeT WUJ iiELP~OUT""wiTH PRIVATE JERRY BARATTA and LOU LERNER iTtt. PAIIT1KS ~ Dinner*, aiJd o'.hcr oc- "art and Wall nfd_n»ntl_^ 7«UMQ MODEl7AT6RD"OR~AKy~CAE rROM experienced preferred. Matawan area, - MONTGOMERY r ANNOUNCE: 965 PLYMOUTH FURY" JI — Four Write Box C-137, The Dally ReRlster, cations _7 41 -R8«. Afitiay* r IN ORDER TO KEEP OUR PRICES LOW, WE ARE tig. Private. 51750. 741-062'J. REGISTERED NURSE — icsday, rt'edneartay, Friday, 7 lioura iy from J >0; Hvivt-r upright from |30, KEEPING OUR ADS SMALL. WATCH FOR THE WILLYS JEEP STATION WAOON — surgeon. Call r day. Kxjiprlpnci'd. Call H\2-WS. T.'HT c-iriMPHatlon from JW. dutr&n. •b« POaD GALAXTE-Darlc blue, full; Four wheel drive, Oood condition. Rca- TV REPAIR , ri and aervlctd. CALL TAFCO, HI- (|ul[ipe ypar collogp arrnunt- FOR THE BEST VALUES IN Cull 291-2277. iMERICAN — AND SPORTS CARS WOMAN — For "housework and light K aeoha employment, local area. IT MONMOTJTH MOTORS, INC., Hwy, cooking. Two in family. Three day* 1342. __ STATION WAGON—1962 Oorvalr. Ash •' Ealontown. 5)2-1414.' per week or lull time. Colta Neck. counts on purchases. HAMMOND NEW OR USED CARS Ing $150, but no reasonable offer re Must have own transportation. 402-8501 TKAOHER LOOKINr, FOR OI^I) Jb frl. 671-2776. Apply Personnel Dept. - - Carprnlfr, m;i%»n, paint, ronflnj work. SkillM wlui hands. Call 872-1*^ Factory Fresh Sale Pay Pay 1962 FORD OALAXIE — Convertible AUTO PARTS - REPAIRS WAITRESSES WANTED Price Down Monthly mpr steering, V8, automatic, 5-J95 Apply In person. The Pub, 180 Hwy Monmouth Shopping Center ORGAN 787-9«>5. 9MM 35, Mlddletown. ' iody parts. (BABYSITTER — Woman or mature FINANCIAL OF ASBURY PARK VALIANTS $1895 N~ ~$45.85~~ 1959 VOLKSWAGBN — Fair condition, 717-4537 An cfiiinl opportunity cmplnypr needs work. It's ynura for $300, PHonfl ggir l Ocpenrtablep .. LivLive inin,, care oof threthree BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Corner of Main Bt. A Mattlaon Avt. childrenhild . $2$255 k l H MAN — SaleB Gnrl delivery. Apply In PLYMOUTHS $2095 O $50.54 747-o:;47 after 5 p.m. a week salary. Hailet reon. Marine Lumber Co., 1139 Oce AUTO RENTALS 264.8188. FbR~"LEASE"~—~Ou1f"Mort*rn "service THE LARGEST ORGAN* AND PIANO CHRYSLERS $2895 $69.84 JEEP WITH SNOW PliOW ,'e.. Sea. Bright. DI3PLAY IN THE SHORE AP.EA N Call FULL" TiME~H6lJ8EH6LD~lreCp~— nation with excellent ]>otPr.llal. Koul« $2395 $57.78 671-0211 Assist mother with cleaning meals JOBB1NO~PLUMBER — Excellent "i, fta'zkt. palil training. f»-'» weekday*. WAGONS E TOM'S FORD .nd children, 3'A and l'.i, Car and working cordltlons. F.V. Verange. 7il- IE 6-f>t)6*3 Nights, wprkotris, 2ft*-*H'J3. Open dally '111 S p.m. Sat. *t!l 6 p.m. 198.1 BIIICK l^SABRE:—Fonr-rlonr references required. Salary open. Mata- J217. BEAUTY SALON ~fr>r sale or" tease. MANY t-'SED ORGAN SPECIALS iliui. Autnmatlc power Bteering RENT A CAR 5CS-.J225 af'.cr 6 p.m. r '66 FORD '(5 FORD drakes. Excellent conrtitlon. 51,895 Edlsun area. Call 2. >7.36:;«. Inrnnifin'1 ^xtra. vole ....J291 Country Squirt Station Wagon Galaxle Hardtop Kcypor " HELP'i— Kiiil-trtri"e~"re"r- ~urllt7,iT Pp:nrl Organ ...- _ ,...$4"fl best oflor. Call 229-1-S67. 100 Hwy. 35 254-16(10 (Company bfnRlitn. Plensn ap- ARTIST MOTOIt IA:NCI!EONETTE Ttli'CK -~ alriwln Splnft Organ I'-'fl •66 CHEVROLET '65 RAMBLER 1962 PONTIAC — Convertible. Ke ply In person. Ralph Frledland & Eros., wrcy Lin coin wood WT3 Impola Super Sporl Station Wogon kes, top. I.lk» new. See to .apprise BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Locust St.. Iveyport. Kpasonablc. Call 2!>!-M*L after 4 p.m. . Asking $1050. 747-2791, 741-OS23. II Ifrnn unit with a tuarantes ftudfst •65 PLYMOUTH '64 CHRYSLER CLEANING"" WOMAN — part-timeT Designer VOLK.SWAGEV -19R4 — Yellow conver- Light work. Flrealda Inn, Hwy 36, Nationally-known packaging company FOR LEASE — Luncheonette, fully rma available. Fury Convertible N(W Yorker 4-Dr, Hardlop has openings (or designers In moriFrn I equipped. For lnf urination call tible. Call alter 7, Windmill Class Sailboat Leonardo. 1 419-9847 New Jersey xhnre. location, Kxppricnce 7A72T16 '61 VOLVO 122S '62 VALIANT 0.. 2072207 . Nine monthths oldl . With trailea r STENOGRAPHER "—" Three~ye"ara~"of- In packaging design, decorative. Illustra- 775-9300 id $950 Cl: '61 CHRYSLER '63 CHEVROLET 1061 RAMBLER — Four-rtonr. Automat- ind satis. Fully equipped. $950. Cal: fice experience, legal preferred. Sal- tive anrl creative Inttnrlng. Applicants ic, Had to and h&ater. Good condition. H9-2U7. Alter 6 p.m., 254-9431. ary open. Call 7B7-21OO. apply In person wfth portfolio either INSTRUCTION New Yorker ° Blsoayne $175, Cull" 261-3HW. Hi the New Jersey location or New V.UItOOM BKT — SIX-PIECE. TAKI VENTILATE YOU MUST VEI'. PATMENTS, *l-50 PER WEEK. •64 PLYMOUTH York mli'-town headquarter*, rail 1212- •64 CHEVROLET •lowem, nilcta, cowls, complete Wits NURSES G9t*]fiaf) for New York City Interview. FREE CAREER TEST •iO MOSEY DOWN. FREE LAMPS. Impala 4 Door Station Wagon (2) AUTOS FOR SALE ip to 4". LaXe Champlaln and Canadian Or 2O1-6T1-30OO for New Jersey inter- NSTANT CREnlT CALL. MR, DON. Pedlatrlc Dept. being enlarged'. Vs'cnn- I» Computer prnKrarnrning thp prn .T nnOBSMAN. 373-0638. '61 VOLKSWAGEN '62 PLYMOUTH c.y for RN and LPN. 11 to 7 tour, full view. nlnn for vou? Tahp the fr*1*1 EC 1*1 Bus Savoy ^THE'BOATMAN'S SHOP time or part-time. Generous shift rilf- An Equal Opportunity Employer Carrpc Tent. Call S42-2SOO nr visit ECPI 50 CART — In iood running condl- rnr'entlal. Call Monmouth Medical Ccn- 787.0172 Uter New Jersey's Largest Marine Supply tcr. Long Branch, 222-520D, Ext. 306, SHOE SALESMAN—Experienced. Ex at 25.") Monmouth Park Hwy., W. Long '56 CHRYSLER •60 STUDEBAKER Home, 24 WharF Ave,, lied Bank. cellcnt opportunity. Aply in person, con- Branch. 5 p.m. Town & country Wagon Lark Wagon SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS — Ex- 741-5783 ftdential. JACOB GROSSMAN SHOE BM Computer Programming We Mnk« •63 PLYMOUTH ' '63 PONTIAC O;en Butulays and holidays. perienced preferred. 3-11 shift. Gd STORE, 70S Cookmar Ave., Asbury t> a.m. to 1 p.m. tpportunlty. Call 7414700. Park. IBM TAB WIRING ftl fiRM Sport Fury LeWonj Wogon 63 Buick KEYS CLERICAL WORKERS — Sat. and Sun. fRX AND TYPING al flBM FULL FINANCING — EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 LOANS Wildcat 4-dr. hardtop. [BM KEYPUNCH at 8BM Columbia Sailing Yachts 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 11 p.m, to 7 3OiMPTOMETER at SBM PROWN'S —WE WILL PAY OFF OLD BALANCE Low miUage, black with On Display At a. m. Year round. Accurate typists. THE YACHT SHOP, Authorized Dealers Pleasant, mature personalty. Over age ARTIST JFPICE AUTOMATION at SBM 741-7SO0 njtchlng bucket taali. MACHINES ON PREMISES SAROL'K RIJO — For«r I1W. «'1"1«'B". 5 YEARS TO PAY — NO MONEY DOWN 1184 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright 812-1913. 1121 required. Apply Personnel, Mon- Veteran'! ask about O.L BUI Roautiful cnbra, good condition. |8S. Floor console, wira wheel Fiberglass Yachts 21' to 50*. mouth Medical Center, Long, Branch. Mechanical paste-up MovM, 741-0327. coven, sharp. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MACHINES SAV-COTE PIN-MONEY PLUS Excellent opportunity for artist with 620 Barucs Ave. KENMORE DRYEH — Tvn-ytu$ Old Oan you UBB $10 extra cash per week minimum twn years rxperlencf In sbury Park BftS-1460 moving. Call BAYSHORE THE -LIQUID PLASTIC COATTNQ flnfahed art'black and white; anf production desired. Apply OUR GRADS GET JOBS! 184 ocean Ave. Sea Bright 842-191 two hours a day effort. Set your own BASS GUITAR FENDER Ron. JM- hours. Call 291-1687, 787-H47 or 566-1043. Personnel Offlcn, Monday througrt Fri- I.B.M. TRAINING IS THE KEX -mi BOB WHITE 959 GOAET SKIFF — 281 cedar hull, day, 9 a.m. to 1 IKW. with iwrflollo or, evenings. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH ully equipped. Just reflnlshed. Call N<3 EXPERIENCE NECESSARY" call 671-3000 ror appoinlrnnnt. TO VOUR SUCCESS BUICK • OPEL (7ira To earn good Income with AVON CAMERAS — Rollflcord VE. J9J. 1st AVE. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS COSMETICS. We will train you. Fnr LILY-TULIP CUP CORP. ummer clasics now (ormlnir. NORTH- ice. frraflcxes 2: also Bpsed Graphic Shrewsbury Avenue 0' FIBERGLASS SPRITE! - Sailboat. appointment call 7«l-«43 or (62-I177 JAST Ruilne.is Machine School, bi U fuel, 264-7662. 291-9200 229-4790 1250 takes It, Call or write J. Bin-lull, p. O. Bon 788,Hwr. 3i Holmilrl, N. J. iroaii St., Red Bank. 747-4647. Shrewsbury, N. J. 741-6200 _ 222-8198 __ _ AR 1'I.ATFORM S12 — Batljr'« l»1ng Port Monmouth. An equal opportunity I'miittiypr \. Boo5t^ra $2. Infant apat 13. Cap. WVB~YOU~8BKN~THJJ~35XCmNO BOOKKEEPER—Muii be experienced. raTAssS-iEr) iSvEiifisi!!n~sALRS MERCHANDISE aln'i Mel chair 53, 542-2038. EW THUNMIJIBIRD^^AJSTASTIC MAN—For Long Branch Daily Roccni. .KW THUNnERBIRD? FANTASTC ,Automobil„ ,„„ e experience preferred hut nnt S slflcil splay JULY PRICE REDUCTIONREDUCTIO . CAN WU!.l,.»,i commensurate vertlslng experience and abla to FOR HALE AFFORD Tn MISS THIS SALE? experlenc-p anrl (More Classified Ads FFORD Tn MISS THIS SALE? .necessaryp . alillltyy. Morlorn,. k e llayoutsy . But ill sider applipp - Van Winkle Marine dlld fll cant withouih t nfiWHpaprr experienci e [[ POR THE PERFECT WEDDING On The Next Page) 15 Hwy. 35, Eatontown 542-23' condltlonrFor appointmend oflleet [. ilPail Mnd hospltallzaUon. Marcak, 542-. previous aaleH rrrnrd ia Rood In own -OWN—Bridesmaid drensea and all ac- FTrHTDRo" With 10 h.p. Mercur: 5500. field. Good salary, excellent bonuses, essorie.i with Individual perannal ser- 'ast nnrl fun. Very Rood condltlor HOUSEWORKER" WANTED — Two car allowance and fringes. It you prove Ice. Call Virginia Klmball, Freehold. days per week, with good references. yourself there Is room for artvancn- 102-7773. INSTRUCTION i71-ii»73 during the nay. ' Call 741-6245. merit. Call 222-1000, ext. 10, for Inter- JKSKS ?15 up FILES, tables, chairs, 3USTOM CRAFT — 15' llbergla>s tl view. .railer, 45 h.p., all accessories, as .ddlng machlnea, typewriters, offlco' ing SW0. 787*4493. __j___ WOMEN OR GIRLS CARPENTERS —- Framing and trim- qulpment, etc., at bargain prices. New FINANCES ITS OWN CARS 100% r ming, Summer and winter. Good pay, r used. AAC DESK OUTLET. IUe. U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS VA^TED ^~L&te~nioticr7fl h p. Evii PART-TIME AM OR PM 87 137 Oakhurnt. 531-3990. Monwomrn, IS and over. Secure .mi« or Johnson with electric atari 'LL ^ ' - — „___„ Salary $li65 por hour plus, No experi- .ITCHEN CHAIRS" RECOVERED — jolifl HiRh starting pay. Short houra. WITH THE WIDEST SELECTION Call 741-8595. ence necessary, no typing, ate no, or AUTO~MECHANIC^ChTysIpr exnTrfpnce Advancement. rre|mra!ory training preferred. All fringe benpflts. Five-day Inelte sets and bar stools. Mnnmoutli RH lonK as refiulretl. Thou«anrt« o[ "7^^rB6AT~^6~^~65irprMe bookkeeping. AH personnel trained. Im- week. Apply in person, Maurice Inpttp 116 Mfinmouth St. Red Bank. •riBins, all equipment, In water. $100 mediate opening*-,available. Call ilr. 41-BS.13. jnl)3 open. Experience uaually tin- NO ONE REFUSED CREDIT Joseph. 2iM787 Schwartz k Sons, HI W. Front St., nonensary. Free Information on Jobs, '41-0234 alter 4:30 j>;m. Red Bank. •YPEWRITER9, ADDING machines. salaries, requirements Approved by SERVICEMEN FINANCED IAILBOAT•"— * M'~Blueja^r^Thirr< CAnPHNTBRS" AND CARPENTERS' .11 m3kes new or used. iQuarantecd: N J Board of Education, Phone rn, (nil set of calls. Excellent co OASHIER-HOSTES8 HKLJPERS -- And laborers, io ntart ow as JJ5. Serptcn's, 101 Monmoutii Lincoln Service TODAY at 222-8704. E-4'$ AND UP —' OVERSEAS FINANCING lition. Jam ciealB, extra mast, boni work Immediately. Call after 7 p.m. t. Next to theater. 747-O4R5. in. S8W cnmpletc. Trailer, like no Good steady, year-round position. Must ^41862!) ;100. 812-3051. ' • ly In person, between 6 p.m. HTs —ExpTrf HELP WANTED—MALE HELP WANTED-MALE 19' THOMPSON — 80 h.p. Mercury i encd on cloctrnnlcloctrnnlcc Hiiupmlily IIIIann and mller. Ready to BO. (A Steal). I 872-1471! i9 p.m. No phone calls. HOWARD ability t o handlhdle personnel. Apply In person, Electronic Assistance Corp., 20 .HOVINO, MUST SELL — 18' Chrl: JOHNSON7!" kESTA"URANT, HWY.' 35, Bridge Avn.. Rnd Rank. Craft Inboard. Reasonable. Call 29] !639. 106 Asbury Ave,, Atlantic Hlgl MIDDLETO^VN. laniia. CHEMICAL OPERATOR l4mNABOUfpKcbllUtwpr DENTAL A8SISTANT — For Freehol> Rotating Shifts Boat nnd motor 1062. Must sell, bet arcn. Experience preferrotl hut not nec- ffcr. Call 747-1005 between »-a.ra. am esflary, Send resume in own hnmt- An Interesting permanent position i pm ^ ' writing to Box M149. The Dally BeRls- with a, growth rnmpany, Must pou- ter, Red Bank. seas a minimum two years experi- RCA Por WMk "65 PONTIACS . ,56.20 "65 CHEVROLETS Stnnriup hentl, gajley. Sleeps two. In e: DENTAL ASSISTANT — Part time, N< ence on imth nr r.nntlmiom proeesRpi Bonn's. Cntnhnas. Tpjnppsls, assemble electronic and electro mechanical equipment for Aslt for Pr, 1'nth-r.ion, rATTERSO.N Wild Alr-Coiidllioning ,. FlRKUOLASa BOAT — HlfiH. 611 n. HANDYMAN 'Ivlnnnlo and trailer. Call after .VU SMITH INC. Ml-i'i'2'l. satellite systems and sub systems. HOMEOWNERS •65 FORD GALAXIE . . 5B.« H.ive I mriliiilc oponlnK l»r mnn will 5 Vcur Fimricinq "5W 2-Dr. Ha/dlon IMMEDIATE )MAN--H»hirp. 'Uv'ci' In. IXinu-atl tlrlvrr's llconse In new nnd iiacd car '61 CADILLAC CONV 51.1,9(1 .s anil, lii. H rli. Onkniiriit. urea, c;ir u.iorul. Snlnry Apply nnly IT Intrrentfrl li Cnnfalidntnd To On \\W\\\, -'J* w Should be able to read schematics and assembly drawings Low Monthly Poynicrit' ' "Wlfh Xli-Con'. Call between AROHITECTURM. Rate commensurate with experience. Excellent benefits '« FORD , . i?21l •1-Dr. Hdtp. with Air Cond. Nino Pasienger Colony Pork nil 1(1 a.in.. 7S7-ir>'Jfi. I>nAIiTSMAN-IlBSir,NER •41 FALCON M.50 GOIOXIG 500 '65 LINCOLN 519.70 7lfne Iy cxpfrlpnMri1_O,l^_™-1500:_ offered. '» OLDSUOBILE 59/10 Conv. with Alr-Condltlonlnn Sprint, 4-tpeed conv. V-B II II '43 PONTIAC . ..$I.M I time. rxpcrlciH'i! prrf rn-fl. SfinnAY BiiToTfEii WANTEt5 — CLUIQII Conv.» olr-cond, F-8S '65 CADILLAC 520.10 Hank-Mliidletown area. Writ Bnx J-150, ity MnnmnnUi Meatii, 110 Monrnoutli Grand Prix Dully Rp|;i,it C.T, Red M CHEVY .. Convertible with Alr-Cond. '62 FORD . „ i M.M lierl Ban];. • COME IN OR CALL: - . . Impaio Sfotion Wagon 65 BUICK . . . 511.60 Convertible, All Pojvo THE NEW TATrrSALESMAN—Career opportun* M FORD . • Wildcat Convertible SI BUICK ! $1.W uerit. Cn i[i;tny henerits. Plensp up- lly sellinB men's clotlilnR and furnlsh- Mr. M. Melore Nine Pajsetiger Station Wogon •6< CHEVROLET SS.W Special/ VB, 3-r SAVE UP TO $500 rlcncn. Write tn Hox C-118, Th imilly cmriloypr. y Ri'Khti'f, iit'il Hunk. Phone: (609) 448-3400, Ext. 2603 ON EXECUTIVE CARS CHRP -"EXPERIENCED [00 Ocfan Ave, IJOTIR Branch Weekdays: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. DPRRATOIIB -On ovcrlnck. Unlnn »hnp. Apply Jnnnthiiii I.njjnn, 1 JolinH^n Avr., c.ili wi-Tim -• RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS Mfilawan. 5fIB-f):i8:i. FLOOR a/VNDBn — Experienced. Call An equal opportunity employer AUTHORIZED DEALER VcroI:N'HNti~<'LHKK ••• HnnkkprjilnR Ken Lay ton. 747-3173 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. mcliRrmind, flnnnclal report fynlng ex- inrionce, ficiiprfil nilnjc. Two weeks -TKCHANIC WBIJTIBR — nogBrs Truck RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA RED BANK 741-5886 acstlon after ona ypar. HospltallEatlon,, Equipment, Hwy. 35, Eatontown. Call lenoloa Call for appointment, 264-0T28. Mr. Gray, &42-S220. HOUSES FOR SALE Wednesday. July 12, 1967-1 FOB SALE FOR SALE APARTMENTS THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Kean« THE DAILY REGISTER WALi BOOK SHELVING O0U.BCTOP-'* ORT ARA lmn m E U» "BEACH'AGENCY BMOttfUl _. «h»lr«. 8", ;'/• or it" tup. An tt *t.u4r w*il • < p.m.-m-UU. (or II2.M. GREEN GROVE GARDENS REPOSSESSIONS /» Acquitted iasAmtxt, Do u uu t l l Vnx TV-WWWCHUMO win. 9rln to 19ar meuurnr.tDU IM \ti Jl«ile.n (Tibl IU 46 Mt mr* rou l»w to »hriv« yror Once In a JlfeUm* op&'jrUicity. ?:v*- jy Jtiry in-Trial teonomlcally an4 Ijefcuttfujjy. FOUR ROOMS ^ yea.r-oM Ra.sch compietejy redewra-UMi WALNUT DESK—ritalnf room drop-lesj itvi ittAy lor you. 60x13$. One-car t»- (ONE BEDROOM) rage. PrlcM *t $13,450. %t\A mocthly. FREEHOLD — S. RED BANK LUMBER Uitjie, four chtlrs, huftet. tea cart. Only |400 down. Veil no money 40W0- PMM ind Wall Red Bank 7U-5500! Ping pong table, regulation tlte shuffl«' •k Flv» Roomi (Two Btdroomt) $140 Kurotufsky, 20, of Hillside, was board, 3 piece outdoor wrought Iron, acquitted yesterday by a Jury •PECSAL SALE or PISHES AKU circular redwood table, call Hl-«u64 • Efficiency Wh Room.) $ 95 Bank will repair and redecorate this BR1CA. BRAC — Prlf.Prt from 10c lip '.etween 7 and 9 p.m. three-bedroom ranch. Living fftom, din- before Monmouth County Osurt •ABT HOUBB ANTIQUES, Hwy 3d at ing room, kitchen. Baseboard hot water Be«l Ave., Atlantic HlRhlanfis. 291-2147 STAINIiESa BTEKL hot MS machine. SWIM CJMJB FOR TENANTS Jiulge Thomas J. Smith of 3 • " r on« In Two Ouy«. 1300. Alio up- FREE HEAT, COOKING GAS. HOTWATER AND AIR CONDmOKTHO stores. Only' $11,500. FHA* f:t5[) down TWO POWER KEEL MOWERS — (25 t piano. 1125. SI2-2)2J. (already approved) $105 monthly. charge of atrocious assault and each. Leaf aweei^r, M>. Call 8TOVE — S25 Twin bed T.V. snd phone outlets, 12 cu- ft. refrigerators, parking and wi!]£-la ftflraKs battery. 74MM2 complete, f>. Other ltemi from 15 to facilities. Bplclous rooms. larjca cloiets. Walk to shopping plaz&, busss KM let: MOFIE FOR YOUR MON'RY. ~10 C;ill 4i4:y school. r-hediioniTi-split On? H»rk to sctionl. Mr. Kurotufsky had been In- B" CRAFTSMAN POWER RADIAL DIRECTIONS: Garden slat* Exit 117 to 25. east on 34 to Airport Shopping bi;3 at cfjrncr, many extras sxvlmminK SAW — Electric Hawaiian jullar, cur. MAPLE UITNK HF.DS- -Rfyjki^np hetiA-1 pool, bar, elc. $21,000. Ea^y FHA terms. dicted for attacking Riohard j 1 Plaza, turn left, then two blocks to model aDartment. i'rom 35, (J. M. ner cabinet. 261-6560 after 8 p.m. I'janls, r< asoriflblp. Walnut dining room Heidi) to Hazl!t Ave.. turn left on Middle Rd.. stralcht ahead. milt.*-, Ihn-e iilcce,", *Ix chairB, large Enzer of Elizabeth in long HOME KNITTING MACHINE — I.Ike eaf ta'»lp p'u" P^ris. china cioBet and Branch last Aug. 25. new. Bought lor J400, will (tell for 5:'.0l), Imffet. 747-5713. Phone 264-1346 Book! of Instruction 1ncluriOIUU ORtJAN'—All traa-iistorlzed. Con- -LEGAL NOTICE ALL' HOI18EWAI1EF1 -JlUBT'no alnrt H\X ot'iavps; with portable lefW BROKER Including: OrmriKware, Appliances iti'l c;.ge. Three monthi oM. Can be APARTMENTS NOTICE .isM for rock a-nd roll. Call 7I7105 PETS AND LIVESTOCK Open 7 rUjs 8IMRM nr 671-272; 3-176 to UK o!f aftrrr 6 p.m. VHM 747-2'iSI KIIKRMI'S SALE RAINBOW, 175 Bri.HH Si. 7I1-70M , fat and happy, accuilomert WANTED — Mature woman, to ah a re "We repair anytime - - evprythinK" expenses of 1st floor four-room apart- BITERIOR COIItT OF NEW JERSEY HOPJSE-DRAWN BIJOfiY --.- Two-aeater. chlMren, German Shepherd mother. [. Own Ijertroom. Call 2BI-9154. VA ['"lEA anpriva!^ niANfKltV DIVISION Nis reuphilater.nR. Make offer. Call D each. 8T1-B973 evenings and week- MONMOITH Cfll NTV THEY'RE NICE ~~ G71-r,:i73 evening arrl weekends. nrff.-n window ONE AKC MALE FRENCH POODLE >or, overlooking water. 291-9137. >r this rsrittns nov ih&dei and rollup*. 80 many colors -sn| plcluro camera with llghtn, 512- TitnciiUtR ir.spc'-rt'iti AMP LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW- in any pattern- ani d<» signs. 8<>e Mr*. .—Seven weeks. $100. Call ARK'. N. J., a NPIV Jersey Corporation, Roberts nr fiteve. Really beautiful win- iGivj'j:;^ ______lalnlift \a: WILLIAM F. BUSSELL, dow decor. REDWOOD FURNITURE 'OODLES — Miniature, AKC rfigls- COMMERCIAL RENTALS . ala., Itefr-ririants, kitrhr KT.S tn larite fai By virtue! of a writ of execution PICNIC TABLES & ;red. Black. Males. Six weeks. Shots. HIGHWAY OFFICE LOCA- pane anri set in tliR above ststert acilor to me di- PROWN'S Evening* call 2'1'i^Z'il. TION ~ 8M sq. ft With full basement priva •. Th. lllfil rected, I shall expnfip for lale at pub- 32 Broad fit. Rfrf Bank 7II-7M>0| UNPAINTED FURNITURE COOP" JUMP -^Llke~nVw~PaintTil J2J0 a month. .,„,.,. Um w. . . . '• vcniup, at the Court Hnuse la tho CITIZEN BAND RADIO - "Teh-ad" 2'fi". Thcne a luige cnvprcd pon-.li and a fl nu hie migli nf Frerliold, County of llon- 6"l-01i3. THE WHALE AGENCY three-channel. MoLll* antenna ami ON OUR 2nd & 3rd FLOORS 1 moutli. Npw Jersey, on Mnnday the leal, base antenna. Fuil «uji|>r<-*vir kit gfiHt Block on the New Jersey Share """HALfBROs!! Realtor's' day of July, 1067, at 2 o'clock, AUSTRAJJAN TERRIEH3 — T-'Tne 671-2600 P.M. Prevailing Time t volt. 12 v"H ir> v»'* bracket for ino- and at 2"i% off manufacturer's list for weeks old. AKC. One male, two te- Is it a qirl or a boy?" 813 River Rd. 7tl-7f«fi Fair Jl.iven -•• bile. S75, Call 22Z-B24Z. I ani carry. Also chairs galore. •nale«. 5H5 each. 842-iina. WB~H A V^TTHRE if" o F PIC B aT^-~For ALL that certain tract or pi reel executive use In new professional build' Mfrnher Multiple r>[ innrt and premises, hereinafter par- >IR CONDITIONER - Beam Coldspot. Piease (top In. WAKTCD TO BUY—Boar of Mat a wan, In th*" County ol GNl-RKOS M*3, The Daily Reglsier, Rerl Bank. HOUSES FOR SALE Pparl and Wall, Red Rank 741-5500' t ABaoclatea, Inc., Brokers, 15 W«a' WANTED TO RENT A new listing, at $73,'>W and immaculate Monmou:h and Slate of New Jersey: HOWELfKITCHEN SKT '"Seven SAINT BERNA'RD^PUPS ^AKcTEiFhi River Rd., HumBon. In every dptall" Rrifk and framp om- FiEOINNINO at a point formed hy piocM. a<]»a. Mirror 80" x«". 7*1-730* "A-RAOK BALE*— Moving I*) city apart' - One or two bedrooms. :HARMLNG OCEANFBONT COTTAGE f intprsectlon of the southerly ald?- mfnt. Tnye, tmusphoM furnlfllilrigs. Gor- kB old; HealUi guarantpei. Chanip'on- APARTMENT - •Lruc.lftn; only five years ni'l; ovpr nr. after 4 p.m. RED BANK — Slorft ftrt rent In Red Banlc Two ladles. Call 842- WITH INCOME APARTMENT ! Enjov thp river \ITP»ZI>% from ii* of Sn'fnth 81 rept and the easlwriy man, Hnuth Ilohalllnn Jlr, Itumunn, ntt bloodline. 3200 up. 671-0149. _ ear park Int. 1U Wen Front Bu Crll i00x200 pint with view. Two tiled baths, TWO CRIBS AND MATTRESSES 4317^ /rnir OVPTBIZH nvered tprracf. LarRf Sideline of an unnamed street and Rpltevup kvp.,, bPlwc-n Rlilge and Iliim- 3EAUTIFUL PUREBRED AKO R rii-ioBj or 8i^2llo. -wo fireplaces, two porches, two-car living room, fllnlrig room, 24" den, ultra from thence runninB d» South T4 de- %.•> tacli. One crih, no mnttrc.ES, wn RdH. Firat ho'ase on left. AH day STERED BEAni.E PUPS — Two Ie- r THREE—BEDROOM ~" UnfurnTahed. aragp, two healing plants. Full, dry Good condition. Call 842-17nrj. ^ 0O0 SQ. FT. LIGHT manufacturing, Midrlletown arpa. Will provide lots nf "Ire kitchen, four bed room a, drpaslni? grees 2(\ mlniitea East 125 fett along P'rl., Sat., Sun. males left. 115 each. 872-0032. loft for lease. Call room, three baLtm. Call today (or ap 1 southerly sideline of Sevenih tender carp for your property. Family largiin at 523,500. ftli'IliI'B~BIKE"-26BBIKE26 " I. C. KR s. Euro- 74M.100 ltniPn'. t'i Inspect to a point; thence (2iS6uih f* *7'> Kalamar.oo electric range, i JJ GERMAN SHEPHERD—AKC reRlntered of 4 from TeKaj, 2D1-1089. |15 ripgre.es 30 minutes West 50 feet to . »'tn llBhlwffght. Three-speed uhlft con- .pupplen, nix weeks old. Good tempera- _F YOU ARE INTERESTED — In a IINFURNfsHED — Five-room home TED HALL AGENCY JOSEPH G. McCUE point: thence (3) North 74 degreea W3-ZH0. trol. Double Ijasketa, headltRlitn. opera- Iment. Tets and watchdogs. Call 787-0H8. brand new modern offico space, well consisting nt two bedroonig and belh lion an-1 parts list bonk, Good ondl. located in the center of Red Bank, con- minutea West 125 feet to a point ITHB" COLECO DELUXE 'SWIMMING 1 r FREE TO GOOD HOME — Siamese In Miridlotown 'fnwnship. Reasnnatile 733 RIVER RD. Realtors I on the (ftdterly sideline of the aald un- POOL — Fully equipped including nare- S' Call 2ai-2- )75 after 6 p.m. tract use for further Information. THE rent, family of four adults. Write Box 30"RMK> Rnaif Rumson RI2-O144 XT net. New thli spring. 2M-2537 after female, Two years eld. Good with chil- DOWSTRA AGENCY. 741-8700. named atrppt; thence- (4i AlnnK the K mTu E N"SET~M ahns any" t win* bedTe' - dren. 446-9027. J-148, The_nally Register, Re. 133.0',. Installation Llne-ltred, beautiful, healthy female, WANTED—Room In pri With kitchen survey made hy Karl P. Heuser, P. E. spray Model 4 ARG. Stairless «tccl. Llnetred, beu, , |Biitldlnfj, £0!) Hwy. 36, Atlantic Highlands. S34,0O0. Four hedrooma, two baths, rlpn, omporary stylft ranch containing Uv- opUontl. granddaughteddht r ott filfieldd lftmiilon Bulhan ...Mrtle-aged Rpntlemar.Call 533-1287 4 L. H. dated January 4, 1!>62. :cf'llenl coiKllti'm. Available In two granddaughter ot field cftmil Bulhan- 1 Ir-cinrtltloneii, Attached twn-r.ar gi- ng room, dining area, 22' kitchen. •eUs, Batir'i Keataurant Hlghlai ' tdNn'or sired •nOFE^IONAL OFFICE — lliree privilege. !. References. rape, part bajiement. $2fi.9(X) mnrtgape, hree bedrooms, two batha, den. pan- BEING also known and designated PROWN'S f |stcad-Nor»e-n'or, sired by Erin Havens- rooms. Approximately 750 iiq. ft. Near 7 _ J _ ">si:r, FHA, 28 yeara, payment $2.T3.OO, ?l(»rl family room, basement, attBcriPd -s Lots numbered 21 and 12, Block 3J_BriMil_Bt. I'.r.] Hank 741-7SQ0 Bonhomme-Richard. 201-938357.V nivervlew Hospital. All utilities.' ?150 ROOM WANTED"-^ Fo"r.Tian and" dog." axe* and Insurance Included to quail- ,wo-car garagp. Half acre. St. LPO'S I, as shown on a map entitled, 'Man B\8S OUITAH — WlUi twin 12 fimpl! A KG REGISTERED GERMAN SHEP- per month. Call 74J-2000 Call led buyrr. Parish. Excpllpnt schools. Finanrinc •f Lake view Park" also known as FRENCH XNTIQDK DININVJ" nooit tirr. Han reverb and tremelo. $125. Call arrariRpd. Call now after 8 p.m. 843-•'revised Map of Lots at Matawan HER1) PUPPIES — Farm bred, ruled [> BANK — Centra! locatfoiT 747-3470 •ET—But offer. Kitchen cabinet. IV •ith children. JOSEPH G. McCUE 0327. $23,000. "fiwnnhlp, Monmouth Co.,. N. J.. b?- 74I-T7O3 "Ta'lored lo suit" office space. Ground FURNISHED ROOMS inftln? to Jacob R. LflEferts" mads wt. many other Itunn. Moving out of 21 rjj. FT.- RVfrlscratT-fr< floor. Large pnrklnE lot. Ideal for pro- ' Realtors oy Richard Hfiuser, C. E., AupiBt 13, country. 787-7KI atler 6 i> m._ linn. >:ipctric idove. 10 BASSET HOUND PUFPIEB — AKC visional offlctes. Immediate occupan- RANCH and chair. Offers ac- «BisL»red, Trl-color and blues. Call FREEHOLD'"" Fit ml Mi p"d "on 9 or two 10 BUBO nnart Klimjnn 8)Z-0i« 323 arid filed in the Clerk's Office AU. TV'S RADIOS MUST Of) cy, CHA8 H. TINDALL, Realtor. 7U- j. Oor>d location. Prlvftta entrance. Member Mulllplt LUtlng Jus torn built. Three bedrooms, two full n the County of Monmouth tn cass f 842-3*28. 9030. batns, fireplace, large eat-In kitchen, TnrSiwIInu Appliance* — l! >usewnj efficiency. References. 462-1231. RAINBOW, nr. Broa.1 fit. 7t1-7l>« FIVE-OAITED HORSE den. Separate laundry room, full base- nelng cDmmorly known and deaig- NOT $20 FULLY INSTALLED, One iaddl» horse .EXECUTIVE S(JITS' — CO7^I^IK~O7 •HIGHLANDS ™~Nicely rurnishp-l lar«e INCOME PROPERTY ment, two-car garaB". Situated on a "Wfl repair anyttiltiK -- evrrythlnp:" 758 «q, ft. Modern office building next mom with prlval" bath, refrigpr^tdr, larse lot. Convenient location. Call now uten as No. 4-7th Street Matawan, Not »1«, but fin!? 3 1m tVI FULLY IN- (171-02 IS ••> First Merchants Banh, 2$ Reckless •ipw Jersey Sonar 4-pii'CP B^t, mrtal private entrance, fnr ningl. with children. Blacks and black and uilpd close lo gchnDls, gtores and trana^ simi of J1S.200- together with th» APPROXIMATELY 3000 Bq. ft, light 1 portatlun, with Income , of ,$200 ppr MinDLETOWN — ElKhProom p costs o[ this tale. OLD FURNITURE — AntWuci, chins. PROWN'S tans. 570. Call 558-8797. anufacturing space. Will divide to suit. ROOMS — Clean, comfortabl llu«w»N!, art objects anri hrlcs-brac. reasonable. Genllpman preferred. K month, besides owner's apartment, can Tliree atr-condltlftned hedroomir. • Two Dated May 22, 19IS7 32 Broid St_^__ned BanV M1-7S0Q' IAMESE KITTEKB Long term lease available. Wallace St., 741-5392. Garage. be yours for as little an $900 down. Ap> battis, family room, ea{-ln kltPhen PAUL KIERNAN, Sheriff. Immediate cash for anything and every- riA"RAOE""HAl.K- -Mnvihp. ""thrw" ""dayi. tlllnt. KiucU'l 25 Ea»t Front St. 711- $20. Oall after 5, proxltnately 5232 per month pays all to launrtry-room, ' ft Mervln O. Wiener, Atty. T»»aJ( atsn-i, brass, woorl^n bed hcad- 872-02O7 . .100 sqt. ft. warehouse ipace, 6.>c fcer a qualifier! buyer. Call BNYDER AGEN' asfliimable. S19.200. June 28, July 5, 12, 19 S5U0 1893 _ !>«(;ird, glaii, va«». floral gupp ft. Available itnmedldtely for one year. Tin REAL ESTATE FOR SALE , Realtor, '671-2.19a. ls-t')!1 iC-crcam-tatile and chairs, re- iWANTED—Tiy iioMle ntud SErvlce. Jet HIDDLBTOWN — 3 ^-year-om, NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS ini? machinp. hoinehould Items. 17j black or brown. 9'/j" or leH» and have Contact Commercial Department, STER- bed room home, spactoui "closets, 2'i SUPERIOR COtRT OF NEW JERSEY Warden Ave., Rumaon. proven toy pedlRree. Will pay reason- LING THOMPSON and Associates, 747- HOUSES FOR SALE ELBERON hatli9, large living dlnlne room, kitchen, DOCKET NO: F 3553-66 Jet „. . - iablG ffe, 741-0634. S6(W Til. 3"i, adjacent to Cobblestone. Charming thrre-bedroom corner prop- rtaneled family room. Wall-to-wall car- STATE OK NEW JERSEY: JCnlle door. 2 T| TU-O-nnOR REFRIGERATOR FREKZ- lllddlelown. erty with coiintry renclnj; on beautiful pjfitlnK- Trees, corner lot. Walk to TO: HERMAN OTTO, His helra, devi- «£ln|l« «oor, solid BOn'B Two full baths. CompWpl> nr.hools. S27.00Q. Call_6TM02S. ______ants and personal representatives Indowl, 29x16 ER-51W. H-placo selling tllshwashpr, PROFESSIONAL, OFFICE—Near" River- NEW SHREWSBURY -Bel of 5 rlormer ." ir> it, htKh cycle washer. 81W. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT carpeted.' •nings. Patio, ImmerJIate anil his, their or any of their rMJotiaile o»" « tv Hospital. Used as dental of flee Jor Zj"BAVTNG^OR~FI^RroA^^'~5upifX micccasors in right, title and In- ijp dryer, S-^'J. Slmmonn Hlde-a- RANCH occupancy. Cal'"l " ppointment. Ashing ranch-style. Private beach. Monmouth APARTMENTS many years. Approximately ff>0 »!• ft. $21,900. terest, ' fil! iifler fl p.m. 787-3370. All utflttles except water and sewer. 1V>X200 lot with tall trees, g<«.d shrubs. Beach. Call 222-614:1. Yon are hereby summoned and re- „*.,, rings, mattrf ss, rt $250. Call 711-2000. fnlrrnr, chwiil fit drawers. 51 L'«ed 3 OVERSTOCK SALE—Ynu benefit by the LONG BRANCH — Summer rental. Three bwi rooms, two batlis. Living ENNIS-VOGEL, REALTORS Bia^lTaV-HTMmHTFour half-bath«. Ulrcd li> BPTVK ujmn Philip J. Blanda, Kr*>atent Bavinss «ver on three-n>om out- room. rtlninK room, enlargcri kltctien. ^92 Norwood Ave., Deal One shower. One hunRalnw. One houne r.. plaintiffs attorney whose address month!, HIM1 7J. fit. Must, sacrifice at J'2C3 to make way Modern Hire? rooms and bath. Private 3 beach. 229-1653. Nn—If you are thinking about open- Full basement, 12xi5 recreation inam, 631-1231 recreation, on 50x300 lot, $13,800. '» 80 llBilet Avenue, Hnzlct, New Jer- for n*;w (at I furniture Hhlpnii--ni. In- nB a professlonnl offict or lotfitlnc a two-car garage. Like new carpet itays. tcy anil Answer to the Complaint filed TOO EARLY clu'los flghl-pip^e living ronm, > KEAN8BURO - 4 rooms unfurnished. St. James Parish, good schools, con- ,TR7M n a Civil Action in which Joseph Me to f»t UD? 81fpp UtT Mln'.... shades )usIn»BS, why nnt Jook at a newly reno- | BUY lMRBnT~FROM~TRANBFERRBD 35" plpcii (louVil^ drf?,w rolWi. FIELD l-iniNITCP.E, "-11 E. Front Si MATAWAN""^- Two-bedroom with To) "Selected by our Staff" you our two-hpdroorn, Hj-bath ranch in lives anri his, their or any ot their r Rumson. Beautiful two acres, shrubs, !ueccHnor8 in right, tide and interest -•jmrt 2 >\'?>020 Oppn Mon., Tliurn &;nal dining room. Sub-let or new lease. RUMSON COLONIAL !Top-notch locatioi Walk to library, PROWN'S train, siatfon. convenient shopping[tplng. Gor- reefl, gardens. Near schools., beach. are Die Defendant!, pending In the jl-'il- 'til 9. Tues. A Wtd. 'tU 6. Eat. 'ti Call MM-fiSSt evPninES. HOUSES FOR RENT All brick construction, 28' living room, Superior Court nf New Jersey within W*Bn>>il «t^ I'.nl Hunk 7I1-7SO0 gpous thrce-hedroom rnnch wiih heated [mmedlato occupancy. 842-25J3. HEiTp.OOsfDIXING SET — Bureaus, formal dining room, dinette, six bed- hasfment, complete with Incloaod, year- thirty-five days after July 12, 1967 ex- i% ROOM APARTMENT — Unlotil roc>rns. Hires tiaths, T>as*?mcnt, flcreenod "lywo'nl Ijfl, trunk, snotgun, rugs, Beach. Call 636-Wlf. or RENTALS — SEASONAL" — TSARLT round private porch, automatic cluilva of such date. II you fall lo d« irch, garage, and very nicely land- door and one ax:re of magnificent LOTS AND ACREAGE BO, Judgment by Default may bs kcwe. lamp. 7«-MS01 ELLA WILTSHIRE, Realtor aped grounds. $58,900. Handy aitua- unds. Priwd In mid 30'g anri worth, rendfrrd against, you fnr the relief de- 1504 COX TJCNT TRAILER — Good Triree mr>mi« and hath i more Key la with Bob Swankle of! manded In the Complaint. You shall condition, $175. Can he «een 81 Lake M 1480 Ocean Ave, Sei Btieht M2-00O4 ATLANTIC^ HiaHLANDS tjot*- Bean file ynur Answer and Proof of Servlcs «ooii'"c'ndiiion Heal, hoi _... supplied. Adult* only. Applehrrwk Agency. 571-2300. tlfully landicaped 90x105". Convenient Fair Haven. ClCalll 261-03626103 4 or 251466251-46655. |«5 to »M0 Per Month '"' JOSEPH G. McCUE in'.duplicate wllh the nstk nr the Su- THE BERG AOBNCY Inoatlon in established nelghftcrhoocl. perior Onurt. atate Hous« Annex. Tren- CARLOAD PUP.CHABE — Utility cubi IK E A NS B U R G"^~ Th re (HTOooo ffi" apart Rt 33 Middle town Realtors LITTLE SILVER SPECIAL $6000. Call 291-1636. ton, New Jersey tn acenrdance with s, chinas, white enamel. Also warrt- ment. unfurnished. Call 30 RldKKPP Koad RuRumaom n 842-WM the Rules o( Civil Practice and pro- rohea, walniit, steel. Slight factory dc 787-5037 oi 671-1000 Mll Li Unusual situation, privacy! $33,1)00, four LOTS, LEONARDO—Leonard Ave. One Casn an'i «arr>\ pave half. IR- 1787-4655. RENTALS Member Multiple Listing bedrooms. 2^ baths, fireplace in Iking block from hcicn. 100x150. Choice loca- cedure. Town, dining room, kitchen. Taxes WIS'S "FINE " FUHNiTU RE. 27 Mon- FIVE — JIOOM APARTMENT — On F. A. GEHLHAUS, Real Estate_ BA.VE Imitless hours of searching by1 tion. Ready to be built on. Prlea $3,100. This action has heon Instituted tor moum SL, Red Bank. 74.-OOU. '{'unties Included. $165. Hwy. 36 Leonardo 291-O4R8 sending for our Iree comprehensive Code 311 AL5-57BF large citalog; modest homea; palatial Rum- the purpose of lorpi-loslng a certain MOVING—Must i"ll household of i*. MOVING — MTST SELL this weekend Call 671-H58 TWO AND THR.EE-BEDROOM HOMES son estates, waterfronts, (arms. Mul- JOSEPH G. McCUE PROM OXE LOT TO 100 ACRES Certificate of Tax SalP affecting lands •ortM furniture and flxturfs. Pcrfpct RED BANK — FumlBhed apartment. — For rent or sale. 5125 to 1150 a In the Township of Raritan. Cnunty of 1HC0 Fird panrl. Was $250, now $200. tiple LiBUnga. Either commercial or residential Call Monmouth, and State of New Jersey condition. Call 711-4721, rnomings, (or 767-79:3 between 4 and 6. Bedroom, living ronm, Kltch^nftte I ;month. THE KIRWAN CO., REAL- Realtors MtTLLANEY REALTY 671-5151. 1t*nt batfi. 1st floor. Private entrances. TORS, BelfoM. 767-5500. W. Keanaburg. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor 30 Hides Road Rnmson 842-OU Incatcd Rt 64 Hudson Avenue, which SMALL, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES — [7S7-6SO0. Hazlet 2Gt-7IM. OCEANPORT — Riverfront, wooded Certificate wai executPd hy Tax Cnl- *JS'bBY fiRINDK •-i't h P. m^n ml. north ol P.Pd Bank. Couple "Our 49th Year" Mcmhpr WuUiple Listing acre. On dredged channel milt.ibU ]cf,tor ot the Township nf Rnritan. d.ilrri Three children's bicycles, mlscellanenus ferrcj. Call between 4 and 7 p.m. • Rlstd pipe tiitii r, i.;" to I". £ WIDE "SELECTION "OF RENTALS — 6IB_nwy. 35 Shrewntiury 74I-9M0 small boata. 58,900. Fhone (60S) 429- March 7, ]fW2 anri roenrrifd In the thr* arter, 1" t 4105. ___ _ H najunttUile i»Ip p.m. Furnished and unfurnished. Immediate OAK HILL 8671, Mrs. B, Edmunri, 704 Kings HlEh' •nth County Clirk's Office nn $l'i. TiIMn ratt- ot pip" ihrcarte FURNISHED — Three tooma and bath, occupancy. SAMUEL TEICHER AGEN- STRATHMORE RESALES Ranch — Four hrirooms, flroplace, In .way Snuth, _Cherry Hill, N. J. W0S4. April 1H, lfM>2 In Mortgage Bnok 22D[). n at Page 421; and to har th« equity s, V' to "[" 5 All nUlitiei "A4ufts"only."Ni> pets"'". Ca-"l CY, Oceinport Ave., Oceanport. 542- I Ranches, Capen, Cnlonlals etartlng in living room, fornial dining rooint conn* i h.p., cutters and carrylnc BASS GUITAR, AMPLIFIER 147-53 2TJ 13500. the low 20's. Our office located In Une trv kitchen, full basement for chlldrpn. SE AIimVuLLY "r JSNDSCAPEtTCbT~ of rciemptlon therein: and you nnd ca-if, U"i*rt twice, ST.'). |P>'n:i«iiv-u!ti \>ader Precision. Ampet- Perfect con 128' frontage x 127' deep. Finest Fair •ach of you are mndp Dpfendants here- EAST KEASSBURG — Four-room ga- RED BANK — Choice location, 3 bed- heart of straLhmore, on Hwy. 2i Call Private. AknAskingg $$35,000. Crowell Agency, n because you have or madR claim hand mower, like new, $10. R;x r*>r ditlon. il^ke offer. TJi-t'-W- : ,U3 whether selling or buying. 7 days, S3 Riverside AvAvee. Haven residential area. AsklnK S12,CMM. brackPtd. a4iust*bl<* any pilch. 11(1. On.- rage apartment suitable for couple r>r rooms, 2-bal.hs, modern kitchen, 2 C\T HOLSTON WATBRBURY, REALTOR >y virtue of Inheritance, decent, In- 1IARTMAN HORSE TP.MLER — Inter- with one child. Unfurnished. $70 month, 21 hr. service. Call ISGS-7&0O anytime. trslacy, ripvisp, dower, curtpsy, entry furn«c# for heating, soldering Irons, ?5. garage. Carpetlngr. Newly ciecorateri. 2- APrLEBROOK OF MATAWAN, Real- 741-4030 16 W. Front St., Red Bank. 747-3500. national Cub Lowboy tractor with grass BROWNING REAL ESTATE, 259 Porl year l^asc. S275 plus ulilille3. 74I-S1S3. tors. nf JurlRmpnt fir otherwise have Home cutter and snow plow. 671-02*8. Jlonmouth P.d., East Keansburg. 7S7- |WOMAN WILL. SHARE~HOMEf WITH RUMSON — Cape Cod, threo bedrooms, WILI^TONE TOWNSHIP — Five acrpa right, litto, llpn or intcrpgl affecting the OARAGE SAMG—Ovrr OKI mo-.intM STEHEO TAPE~HECOUDER' — Used HOMES — FARMS — ACREAGE two naths, fireplace, pnnelPd rumpus of woodland, high and dry, $7,500. 3'i- real eittate being forccloaed. ilres. U to 19", rcfrlRpMtor, washer. COUPLE Or ladles. Prlvati acre buslrcss corner, lake irrintaRr i>nATED: June 21. 1967 Must sell. Sl'-'U or beat, offer. "87-8407 ,*ON. INC.. REALTORS. FREEHOLD MORTIMER T,. NEWMAN. JR. fit, i»fr Hay Ayr.. HighVtr^i. nrnlrr^ rooms, tile bath. Heat and hot water RIVERFRONT DUPLEX — Hartshorne |4CT-MIP ^_ __ ^_ Park Avc, Frr?hr»ld. 462-R621. T b:',i<} J>.m. supplied. Available August 1st. No petit. MlinLKTOWN RANCH inn 22, ?$, July, ^. 12 $M.2I TPlcopiP. lyiw prices. July 15th ari'l \Vood3, L'JttiHl. Four bediiHJius, 1.. LOTF^IMXIM. Main St.. Rp|lordrVi| 18th, M p.m. PLASTTC"rOOL — wiih tm^Biiin Couple preferred. Inquire 8 Middle baths, livitiK ronm, (eparatf dining Mri>DUETOWN — OAK HIM7— .Four bed rooms, two baths. Beamed NOTICE Lane. LonR Branch, 22D-4WJ2. bedroom, custom designed ranch (celling- In living and dlnlnK room. Mod- poslte Langrord's Tavern, f2,800. Utll WALNUT—filx-p^c* dlnhs rm set. _r, nil acccsarjrii's, SG'i. Call mornlrE rOTmroim,, Bpacmunpaclnuss propertyv wnwitnh view,. i •"-«•» — •, _, ern kitchen with tlrch cabinets, Hot ties available. Call 8U-MM. S-IBTl ,or after 6 p.m. 7S7-43S1. Sli>0. Available September. References. I«6« wooded lot with view. Two . RHFRfFFS SAIK $S5. W»lnut bedroom «rt, twin bcd = , UNFURNISHED — Available July 1. ' two-car garage?garagp , basementbascmetit,, patiopatio, ther- water heat Attached garage. S16.9OO. Including flwn l>nx sprincs and mat- GrptKch Tenrpss; Upataim, three rooms, bath. Cpnter ol SSl-Mii^ mal pane glass, hot-water heat. Un- Call 462-8620 for appointment. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY trauei, *35. Call 26J-4MJ nftor S p.m. lew. J225 or beat olfer. Call 229-9083 Rumaon. $100. 842-5000. RED BANK—On the beautiful Navesinic told, extras. Finest construction. As- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY CHANCERY DIVISION R-ivor, just, fl^concls from ths center of aumo 5HT" mortgSRe. S200 ppr montr MONMOUTH CpVNTY BUNBEAM MOWER - **•* iftrr 5 p.m. RED RANK — Unfurnished four roomi VERY NICE WHITE 8TUCCO HOUBB 13,000 SCTTT. MANUFACTURING ant1 Dnckrt No. F 2106-60 . 53 and bath. All utilities. Adults only, town, stands this live-bed room, three- pays everything. M6.0QO. 201-671-5663. chiri, JM. TyprwrftAr. *« TRTO rnur-burnpr stalnleaa B bath hnmR with all the charm of a pri- OFFICES. Tip top condition and lo NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE AND «ch W Monmouth Rd.. O er-i'jp ra.nge with matching wall- Call after 5 i>.m. 741 R21D. SMALL ESTATE — Two-story <3o]onlal, — Black shutters. 47 Bouth St., Re cation. Asking 51115,000, Contact Com^ INVESTMENT CO., a New Jersey cor- vate estate. Bulkhead, separatpt e ggarage, poration, Plaintiff vs: TONY NAPPE KAF TAB1.K — Call 8T2.9709. KBANSBIJRGKBANSBIJRG—NicN e area. Modernn IIwnw - and much one year old, brick1 and aluminum sid- merclal Department, STEHL1NO MAHOGANY D ore. Would k inp. Ten rooms, 3 ™ baths, heat?d nil Bank. Call 371-1404 for detail!. THOMPSON and AsBOclates. 747-5600. and DOROTHY ,NAPPE, his wife, et Seal* twelve, condition, o )rr 211 — Stereo amplifier, C6W bedrood m duplexdl . Til? hathathh , RRS dryerdryer, professional resldence: Only 15. call fuS i'li'V% per monthplUth l B utilities"tlltlie . Calll &6ft S250 •nth. ROLAND PIERSON weather porch. 306 acres, Ten min- Rt, 35, adjacent to CobbleBtonea, Mid' all*. Defendants Bor««&ed baby'i Srntt 21S stereo FM tuner. Viking SS- utes from Red Bank. Excellent area dletown. By virtue of a writ of execution RMQ tape deck. All new condition. "" 5212. VGENCY, 610 Newman Springs R&-, for riding horses. 2914100. RUMSON -For a large family. Near In ths above stated Action to mo di- CHEAP? 5»SV KEANSBURO — Two-bedroom apart ^fncroft. 741-7575. school,, bus, shopping. Older house. M1DDLKTOWN TWP. — Commercl rected, I shall expose for sale it RUMSON—Seven-room Colonial In mint Needs decorating only, 123,500. Call Not really, but very lncxpfn.^lve GiriTAP. — Stylish antique model. A ment. Auto heat. Security required. In FtJRNISHEDAup 1st occupancy. 842-0173. property along Hwy. 35 or 36, Prom public venrtue, at the Tourt Hoiiaa in M.69 Aluminum Venetian Blind. Will folk ilnger's dream. Call alter 7, «9- quire 14 Hancock St. all family. No pets. Five ruoms, with condition. Modern kitchen .with dish; ,17V to 10 acres MULL AN KY RSAL- the Borough of Freehold, County of Ult and last, never rust. 17" in y JI317, .hree bedrooms, 1H bath-i, attacherl Ra- |TY 671-5151. Monmouth, New Jersey, on Monday • Ltrger ilzes In stock, slightly higher SEA BRIGHT igc and haspnient. 5160. per month. Full, dry FbuniuA — Ftv» acrei eholcs but the 17th day of July, 1967, at 2 o'clock. r.ECORD~CABIN-ET-sf5, drta.tr »M. arip required, E, A, ARMSTRONG Fireplnco In llvlnR Foam. F, y r.M, Prevailing Ttmp. riaBo $15. tarrj-all »3. biby scale S3 LOVELY COLONIAL ARMS hasement. Fine, convenient ltlocationi . paneled den wiih bookshelves and 'cabi- nesi prop*rtT in Oolden Gate EsUtea PROWN'S \r,ENCY, Healtor, 555 Prospect Ave, nets. Screened porch, many extras. near N&plei. Below assessed value at ALL that certain tract or parcel of taS.ln5t and »klrl 55. KltchEn >et »1 1201 Ocean Avenue Principals only. $26,000. 842-1705. 1 land and premises, hpretnatter par- Jlfd P.anlc 741-7SO Mapniflcenl all electrln one and tu*. Jtile Silver. 741-4500.- - Landscaped 2/3 acre near excellent (11,000- Terms. Private owner. Call altam Iron S3. 78M77S. 1 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP— (fl-acre farm, schools. Asking $26,000. Call 542-3006. tlcularly described, situate, lying and HUBBY~TRANSFER RE D -Mill t~"f noriroom apartments. Centrally air co s'EW SHnEWSBURY — Three-hedroom (171-0638. tielng in the Townnhlp of Rarltan In POOL — 15'x30'x«' dcPp. EuMecks, (II. dllioned. Pisfiwashprs, dlnposaia, comb, ••inch, beautifully located. Available Salt-Box type dwelling. Seven rooma, Principals only. thrffe-rnom hounehold ronsistlnf; nf com trr, ladder, vacuum and hO3C. ?300. Call nation cloths washers anri dryers. Prl two batlw, oil hfiaL Barn. »10.00(1. the County of Monmouth and State of pitta living room, hotlroom," jiitjil.-rn d' lept. 1. §2%) per month. Call Paul MORUTLL, Broker, 655 Park HOLMDKL VILLAGE—Eight-room bl- REAL ESTATE WANTED New Jersey: p tl *ntl acrrieortfls rnpam hala le swimming poo], hpach, boardwal! Irnear Acencv. 747-0221. n«tle *ntl ar . rnpam h ,d parklnp. All electricity lnclutlec Bhfl|H^62-5627 * level. Two-car garage, One acre. Wdlk REINO known a« Lot No. S In Block *t S177 orr $2 aa wppk.. AlAlll nrndfrnrnrn stvi IWESTINGHOUSE RANI5E - Never Rentals of S1S5 - $215. Superintendent' MEWLY REMODELED COTTAGE -- to shopping, Close to transportation. WE NBBD — Five or Mx, 3-3 beirooir. No. 232 on the "Otflclal Tax Map of ft. FIELD FUFURNTTHRER , 7-171 1 E . FroF n 'd Medium ilie Wcrtlnjhouss apartment 78 or telephone liliinds. Ideal lor couple. Call 291- DmJXB~OlisfoM~RANCH — five S27,000. Call owner. 916-1625. Incomes, furnished or unfurnished, from llarltnn '1'ownshln," (infiniars a/k's. No. KRt.. KcyporL 264-r!n2(i. Open Mnn. (rlmralor. 129 Flnt St., Keyport. or 74T-353D alter fi :30. bedrooms,- private pool, three acres 24 Hazlet Avenue, RuritnM Township, 741-0150 virgin woodland, swift brook. Profes- OVER ID0 TREES! S85 to $175- per month for Incoming jfonmouth County. New Jersey, more ThurThurss, t Frl. 'Ul-B. Tues, &. Wed. 'til 6 Make, a shady cool setting for th!;, permnnel. THE BERG AGENCY. Rt l "11» PWO-BBDROOM HOUSE — Shrewa- sional of flees, Rmple parklrp. Princi- 35, Mlddletown 671-1000. particularly described fia follows: lit "111 ». MERCHANDISE WANTED RED RANK — Unfurnished; four-roon ry. 595 a month. Call 9 to 5, 747- pals. By appointment, 431-1619. charming lour-bedroom (possibly 8th BEGINNING at the Intersection aparunent. on busline. Alt utilities in tool, 2^-bath home, 22' cherry paneled HELP — ACTION! formed by the Bouthierli y linn of Brall- rfpd. S12.1 per month. KcTcrences an BELFORP — Cape Cod. Two bed- family room with built-in bench, eat-In COMMERCIAL RENTALS COLLECTOR — Wants old loy trains, ;UTE, all electric, faur room?' rooms end gajag_e. Call kitchen with dishwasher. Spacious liv- HELP ui; our 12 salespeople need a ley Lane with the We«terly line of any condition. Pay cajh or will trade: :urlty required, Call after 8 p.m. listing on your home. Hazlet Avenue from «alri point of be- | B4 2-0327; -ath-Available September 1. S120, ' VA8-1742 ing room and dining room. Tastefully H.O., 027, 0, standard gau^e. 774-3710. onth security. Loace. 787-Cr.lO. decorated throughout. Excellent schonls. ACTION li our motto—professional ser- ginning running thpficn (1) alone the MIDriLETOWN—$18,000. Cape Cod. Full vices *re just a phrme call away. ANTIQUES — Tiffany Items, toys, fur ROOMS FIJRN1SHED—Water am Transferred owner asking J27,20fl. line of Hazlet Avenue Snuth t. Private entrant. Yoarly. Adult? HIDDLETOWN — Attractive tlirce-bed- basement, hrce>,eway, attached garage. WALKER A WAiLKER, Realtors, Hwy. Trade-Ins—Exchanges IB neftreeii 28 minutes 3D second a West DISTINGUISHED nlture, china, paintings, Btatuary, coins •otim ranch,1 S175 per mo. Mouth's se- Within walking distance or shopping and I Commercial and Investment properties l,No pets. Air-condltlnncd. 50 Nnrth Lin 7A 86 35, ' Shrewsbury. 741-5212. 24-Hour Ser- lfW reot thence <2i Nnrth R3 rle&rers lighting fixtures. Carved oak dining :urity. August l._AIter_6._ i:L ?;__ bus transportation. Immediate occupan- vice. Member Two Multiple Listing Service* room pieces. Copper Kettle Antique jden Ave., West Lon£ branch. WALKF.n & WALKER 08 minute-i 30 aecorirts W>st 222.R7 feet OFFICE ;EAUTIFUL modern house. Tanoraml cy. MULLAKEY REALTY, 871-5151. LhPnce 131 North lfi rtpgrreea 02 min- Oakhurst. 521-1CM or 22&-O892. ATLANTIC~IIIGflLANPS'~-- Two-be t f Realtors utes 30 Records East HTM feet to room (urnlih«»(l npanmenl. AH utflttic lew N. Y. Bedroom, paneled Hvin. 'AIH HAVEN CAPE COD—Four hPri- IRREAM HOME COME TRUE—Spacious Bhrnwihnry Mlddietown-Holmde' SPACE SMALL TWO-WHEEL GAEDEN TIIAC- onni, flrfplati*. kitclipiiftlte, garnR oums, two baths. Flre|ilttc6 In IIVHIR 'twu-hedrnom home in (("let. establlHlied lha louthorly line of Rraillpy Lane TOR — With cultivators. Call 264. iStlO i»er month. Call J91-0657. area. Excellent condition. Large living 661 Broad St, 206 Hwy 3!ithonce (4> along name South 7f ri>- Incited In center ol Red Bank 'rlvate. Ideal professional perann, S13' nom. Large screened porch nn rear 741-5212 671-3311 0.124. RUMSON—Carriage house, four-roorf ier mo. Lease. 291-0812 after 5. verlooking pretty yard. Attached ER- room, modern oversized Kitchen, full RFPPI 27 minutes (10 spconris East 323.30 buslneis district apnrtmpnt. estate noctinn. Bert. I 1 basement, expansion attic, delightful URGENTLY NEEDED — Two and [PPI to the point or place of BE- ANTIQUES — Usert fumltur" and .V AIL ABLB~AlK;7i~^'"l hree~iiVd room EC Excellent school system, Conven- GINNING. ^ All Ihcae feature! provided: honsphold goods wanted. OUH ATTIC, pancy. {135 plus utllllles. Call 711-3751 anctv. $165 monthly, owner will deco nt to nhopplnR and trHnsportatlon. front porch. Only $13,900. Call now. three-bedroom home* Mid die town. Hiz< '"" elKis Realty. E. A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Real- let vicinity. We have buyers waiting. RE3INO commonly known «W dp.iiit- • Central air conditioning • ate. BEACH AGENCY, 842-2G26. iking S24.O00, KUSSELL M. BORUS, THE KIRWAN CO. 7*7-6600. ited as 12* Hazlet Avenue, Hailet, • Belt aarvlce elevator l :ealtors, (iOfl River Ud., Fair Haven. tors, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. COLLECTOR BUYING OLD COINS FUnNISHEn"^"threp-rnor 17-4532. Member Multiple Listing Ber- -41-4500. New Jeriey. • Private parkins space Call S100 a month, Including NEED VACANT LAND The approximate amount o( the • Complete Janitorial «"J« ,0353, or 291-0976. WANTED TO RENT HIGH ON A HILLTOP — Lovely foiir- judgment to be satlnfietl by said sala S71-5351 brdroom southern Colonial In Retl Small lot or large tracttracts.. Cull MUV • Indlfidual th*rmoitaticallir con- IMAN WILL SHARE LARGE APART MCOME WATERFRONT Tlirre Small l ;_ the sum of $18,035 together with trolled heat IESFERATE ! Need three and foui on throe acres of land. Income Rank's finest locatlnn. Entrance hall, LANEY TlBAhTYT 671-31M67131M. thi> co»ts o[ thin nale MENT with tame. Call 747-3140, beton larpe living room with bookcasefl and r • Wall-to-wall carpetlns SWAP OR EXCHANGE tearoom unfurnished, yearly rental SOO a yr. Waterfront Is vacant land. I ' 6oME~B Y I7AND~TVRI7ANDR ~ RK A Fnr Dated May 18. lflfVI 8:30 a.m. or after 4:30 p.m. IP to *225 per month. For young exec JO ft. road frontage. Salf price $45,000. firrplace, formal dining room, Ujtclien Jean K. PAUL KIERNAN, Sherllf. Call tor appointment to IttipecL with dishwasher, "3!-i baths, siinporch, fRp&rEstafRp&r"Estatte Coma-SemaSeS ee MeMM, " WOULTl LIKE T0iTP.AT>E—Allis-ChalTr MODERN TflREE-ItOOM — Furnlnhei !' families. Occupancy any time 'rade all or part. 741-2233. • • Irwlnl , FrokprFFrokprk ,, MarinMrine ParkPark, ""O On thetth , Richard H. Stelnherg, Atty, ers irarrtnr with commercial Ernss Excellent conrlltlnn. Centrally located li .fter May IS. Can supply excelled 'k'amnrnom. Many extras. Call us for " Rd Bk B424ir June 31, 38, July S. 12 _ »M.20 eferences. ALLAIRE-FARROW AOEN IIX-R0O1I AND BATH - BiinRAlow. appointment. $39,500. REDDEN AGEN- Navrslul k UUlver,l " Red Bank. B42-4i Broid 747-110St. 0Red Bank ctittrr, snow plnw and eiinlnrnpnt for t Rod Bank. Inquire 21 Hancc Ave.t **~- "enlng 717-1101. prnxlmalcly 28" boat. flifi-4R21. SlirewBbury, after 5 p.m. 199 Broad St., Red Bank, 741-3450 Uh closrtl porch, All modern Improve. CY, Rciiliors. aoi Maple Ave, corner NOTHK ,.ents. Lurfie enrner lot. 12 PlnB St., BQTKPtx Pl.j^Rcrt Bank. 741-9100. WANTED TO nUY—Bnn riling l(i?nnPl llrldletowr, after 4. INTO~MK ritOPERTY—Wltirp.inora ropcrty zoned fur kennrl. Write Box SHKKIFP'H SALE HOUSES FOR SALE llTMSON —Three hpdrnomR. biltli, pin- view of bay and ocpnn. Threu Rp I-143, Tho Daily Register, Rcil Bnnli SUPERIOR CmiliT Ol NEW JERSEY llvlng anil dining rnom, cellar. mrnts. One apartnipnt with fnur bed- N E KDED r" WB~Hivr~cl l*nu CHANCERY DIVISION car Rfiragr 518.50^84^1415. rooms, 1U hatha. Reach rlfihls. WTS MB to Rettlfl In this vicinity. Please MONMOt TH COUNTY nionthly Income. AKkinp ?24,!)(«t. as it your property Is for rent or Dnrkct Nn. F-3:if1-ll7.hii[[ Trunt»P Tor Jon- Mr. sale. RROOK AGENCY, Flank Building. atban RplUhnff, PlnlntUf vs: Carl C. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY HOUSES FOR SALE Atlanllr Highlands. 291-171L . Member Multiple._.LIatlnK._Servke.,_ Slllvnti. nivl Helen A. SulHvRn, (ill "Home 74if)":u iro, iVfpndantj" " '" ' ,'f A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! LITTLE SILVER RANCH—Four hefl- HELP By virtue of a writ o[ execution In ms, twci tiaths, dm 13x110. Attache1 the nbove *:ttitoc1 net ion In mt> illrPftcl, Finder" LEVITT HOMES lnK.i wanted.-atmtlimore. hnUnrlclRp I shall expos* [nr sain nt public ven- two-cir garage, Tull husc-mcnt. Ver> Holmdfl, f'nlU Neck, surrnuniting com ihic. at tho Cniirt llmnr in thf Rnr- Rosalot Uy prupcrty and. house In rXcellpnl ninltlca. MrmlierJi of two nrca llstlm ouprh of Frpfhriii!, (Vmn'.y of Mnn- Recommends conillllon. Miuiy extras Inclii'lori. A hu> •rvlcps find two nnlUmwidfi homo liml Pearl and Bead Restringtng Appllancps anrt cnntrnl air-condition- mouth Sow Jersey, . nn Mfin.lay ttr* Adding Machines - Typewriters General Contractors Ing Included. Low twentlea anrt up. MS.fiOO- RUSSELL M. HORU3, T.cfil iB rrrrrml aprvlrrn. Rpmonibpr, in huy 31st day of July, 'v.tfil, a.l 2 o'clock WEST COAST RANCHER STERLING THOMPSON & AS8OC8. i fflm Ilivcr Rd., Fair Haven. 747- Injr ami selling. Applfhrnolc nf Matawnn, P.M. Prevailing 'TIHIP. RALPH A, COLE, BUILDER — New Expertly on braided nylon. *l.W a Your family will enjoy trie monv Realtors »••-.•!, Hwy. 31, MiUawan. PI ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters strand. Slprllng clnsps Irom 75c. 45I12. Member MuUlple-UslkiB^ervlce^ Al.li those certain Inls, trarts or sold, rented, repaired. Serpico's, 101 homos. Addltlon.t. AltPrntlons. Ga- benefits of this California slyleo Member of Multlpls Llatlncs 1T1*1-E ".SILVER—rcntiiry-old romoil- M8-7C00. p:ir(tL>cL Ave., Lltlle Silver. ' BBniKNINa In tlic soiithrivsterly l!n» GENERAL ASPHALT PAVING INC, WORKING MAN'S CONTRACTOR — PLUMBING — Heating and bathroom . the ones ready to buy. Dial nt navvlfw Avenue nt fi point therein Alterations. Repairs. Masonry. Small rounded by fall pine trew for only r Blacktop driveways ami parkins lolg, remodeling. 741-6900 now. rllstnnt ,T2 . [rot muitlnvpstRrly from th* Call for tree eatlmate. 222-B2G8. _^ jobs, too. 591-9711 518,500 — Llncroll loo. . ' . Mr. N"TMillBAM A PREAM- BUY ONK Intf r.sfctlun of thp snino with *hp CORRIGAN'S Wntprfrnrit property with niaRnlficpni flfiulli wcntfrly IIin* or Contfir Avums. insulation & Siding OWNER SAYS vlrw *\ 112.2,* fpet tn tho sniiilip.asterly Itna Insulntlnn Installed find euaraiuesd patio, large living room, etc., etc. Recommends lnR m.wm. WALKKH A WALKER, if Bayvtpw Avenue nnd thencp U> N"rth Odd Jobs [or 10 yarn. 775-0705. 2O1-IB4O. Excellent assumption or FHA for Rrrittnrs, MlfldlFlnwn-HolmdPl. Multiple 5H itpprrps (10 minilPs East SO f?nt qualified buyer. Asking W7,O0O. ntn 11 K HIP finiithenstorly line of Biy- Ceramic Tile Contractors lnp.i and Trade-Ins. Send for Catl- 1 YARDS, CELLARS, garages, stores 31DINQ — AUco, Dupont Tedlar and "Navesink Riverfront" ing. 67i-;mi, i*lrw A\rniiF to the pnlnt or p!ar« of CERAMIC TILE cleaned up. Have truck. Free esti- Mcoa. Work Kiinrantoei. TOGETHERNESS Dock ond (loot. Boaltiousp/wofkshop URniNNINO, Would you llko a modern ceramic 1110 mates. 741-21*9 alter 3 p.m. This custom built Colonial was with 24' studio with beautiful view, BE A BAROArN ORABRKR — Wlrtnw nun or kitchen? All vnrk guaranteed. PROWN'S planned with this In mind, ttiree bed- lllilB two wrimle.l ncrcs, handy to THE R[orrnald itn-crlpMnn Is prs- comfortable/ year-round liomc, many Parkway. Hfindy thrpf-bed room hom P. .inrod In ncrnrfliinrp with a survey Free eatimatCB, Call 2G4-3333. Painting and Decorating 32 Broad Rt. Rsil Bank 741-7500 rooms, two ond one half baths, pan- Interesting features ond possibilities. marie by Rohrrt Orcpr.hprg Asaoi'litfs, eled living room, with beamed cell- ,WX). HAROLD LTNOBMANN, .Hrok- CAUL B. JONE3 — Painting and Sewer Cleaning Coll for additional Inlormation. Van Winkle Marine BIIIB., Eaton- illi'Uiwn. N. J., Mcenuft c i>H S.- Carpeting Ina, brick fireplace, family room, •n.- 5-12-1103. Ala rdi 27, MEi. • , wallpapering, Fully insured. For Iron hot water baseboard heat, double 747-0900 . itHINO the .•=;im« prcmlflps convevM estimates, call 747-3041, JACK'S SEWEH CLEANING — With uaraae. Alt this, plus a complete MATAWAN - STRATUMonR — Fotir- to Cnrl G. SulllvRn nnd llplcn A. Sul- WALL-TO-WALL Installatlona, Indoor Electric aewcr Rotiter, cleans all liviin, hiishniiii BIHI wife, hy deed from ind outdoor. Kitchen Parpot speclal- L, II. HILL — Painter Interior and nouaehold drains, pipes and aewor three room opartment with private "Authentic Colonial" limlrnnni Cnpp. Prime locution. LarRe exterior. No jobs too large or too entrance. The most perfect set up 150 years t>ld. Four bedrooms, 7}h trros on fenced lot, tmcltn on woods. nporRc E. Kauffmnn Sr., Widower, Bt Repairs. Ken Conklry. (142-0070, small. Very- reasonable, Call 229-2407, lines. 671-5080. Fully nir-condltlnnoil, flugsirnc pntln, i.UPi! Mnroti 27, IMS iunl rPCrtntfil In for a mother-in-law Gracefully set baths, largo lot with lovely trees, In DIP Miinmoiith Cnmty Clerk's OKics amidst tall trees on on acre ot pfinclfd {llnliiR area, nurpptlng, tlrnpes, Diamonds Bought or Resiyled INTERIOR (AND KXTKItlOIl paint- Tel. Answering Service cxcclUnt Little Silver-location. Two full bnthfl, nil'appllannfR. By ovvn- In (IPPII Im'ili X\'M\, pace G2'~>. Ing. AHn dpcoratlng. Our prices are privacy. Reduced to J39.S0O. AstklrR $2:1,500. &fifl-9r>8G. Ri'inR coitiinonly itiiown arid cUslj- Let us buy tho diamonds you don't clipper than thelrn. Call Stack Palnl- LET US BE! your socrelary. No need $37,500 wear or let us rftatylo them for you InR Co. for free estlmntefl. 741-1950. to mlsa calls. 24 hour aniwerlng CALL NOW! RIVER PLAKA — Bparloua CfipB Cod personally. Rcuiaillpa1, 36 Rrnari 31. Four brrlrnninfl, larpp plim panHi>(l liv- PAINTING —Time and material or servkn. 741-1700. room, rllnlnR room, kltctien. $16,300, nalr »mnnnt,ot till" lull- cnntrar.ti. Fair Hnvrn Home Supply, input Ui b« aiallsftrH by flailt nil !• t'rtie cfltlmatcB. 842-l!>7,l OT-741-68fi0. Staling I Ihompion it( JP%A HHOCO . Cnli 117-5088. Entertainment Window Cleaning Starling I ompion 'The food isn't vary good, de ol !V),K.*i toKPthftr with th« THOMAS SLATE REALTORS ( INSURORS nXzLET 5ir),6W]^~ThVpTe-bPdmom ranch, costs of thli l»ale. REALTORS 747-MOO IN5UROR5 paneled living, timing room, wnlMo-wnii Dated June 5, 1557 Tickets available for latc.it fl road- Free Estimates AAA WINDOW CLEANING *5 W. River Road, Rumson but wait 'til you fee tho wait- way Shows and Major Sports Eventi. Painting and Decorating COMMERCIAL ANP INPUSTRUL - Hwy. 35—Adjacent Cobblestones carpet. EtockadR fpnee, patio. Adsume renes they hira with Rtgiittr Want PA'L!L KIKR.NAN, Stierlll. i 176 Monmouth St., lied Bank Fully insured 842-31BB 741-4339 747-5543 MIDDLETOWN, N* J. 747-WO0 G.I. mortgaERi $117 month. Principals. William C. LInvd, Attorney 204-6369. Adil" luly 6, 13. 15. :s t'WTI By CHARLES M. SCHVLl US—Wednesday, July 12, 1967 The Learning World PEANUTS THE DAILY REGISTER Couple Held Marburger and Racial Woes By ELINOR MULTER year, the state Department of considerations were not specif- For Jury In In stating «hat he will move Education gathered data on the ically listed as a part of 1he to overcome racial segregation racial composition of all public group's agenda and it is not yet in New Jersey schools, the new schools. The acting commissioner, clear just what attention the Child Neglect commissioner of education, Carl Joseph E. Clayton, said the de- grouip is giving to tfriis aspect -HIGHLANDS — Magistrate Marburger, has assumed a partment hac" no plans to use of the districting problem. Irving B. Zeichner has ordered prominent posi- the data in, developing guidlines Presumably C o m m i ssioner Harrison couple held for the tion on a front for local schools seeking to elim- Marburger will include racial rand Jury on charges of child badly in need of inate s&gre-gration. composition among the factors By Chic Young neglect. BLONDIE r e i n f o r c 6- Local districts had b.een to be considered in relation lo Eugene Henner and his wife, ment. Both civil promised anonymity when the any proposed new sohool dis- Margaret, summering in a bunga- rights and edu- data were requested and nothing tricts. Should Che suggested ow at 52 Second St., were cational leaders would be done Which might Shrewbury-Uttle Silver Regional charged with leaving their have raised' identify Hie situation a spo- High School continue to win month-old daughter alone at their voices in cific district, Dr. Clayton' said. favor, we will expect the com- home Sunday night. recent years to He contemplated no formal move missioner to consider both the Alerted by complaints from urge the state by the department urging local racial composition of Che new neighbors of continuous crying to assume lead- school boards to meet the prob- school (presumably 100 per cent police entered the house to find ership in the Multer blem head-on. white) and Dhe impact of the •the infant in total darkness and battle against de facto segrega- The Tinton Falls sohool board pull-out on the racial composi- soiled bedclothes in her crib on tion, rather than to continue to has moved on its own, rearrang- tion of Red Bank High Sohool. the second floor. make policy, complaint at a time. ing school district lines to com- It is clearly incumbent on ttie Two men charged with inciting Upon assuming office last bat a growing racial imbalance. state Board of Eduaction and the "public disturbance" here week, Commissioner [Marburger Other districts throughout the the department to offer visible Sunday night, in which a patrol- announced plans for a special state, however, stand pat. In leadership on the racial issue. man was attacked and help from department unit Which will work some southern counties the situa- A wait-'til-someone - complains neighboring police forces sum- to eliminate racial imbalance in tion is comparable to that found posture can not be squared with moned, were granted postpone- the state's jpublic schools. Wary in southern states and recalci- any concept of leadership and MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST ments of hearing on charges of of making an exceedingly com- trant school boards show no should be scrapped without hes- disorderly conduct. plex, long and difficult task signs of changing attendance itation. ADIAIRAL REEF HMKEH ANO prry! i WISH you DID! seem easy, Commissioner Mar- patterns unless forced to do m rmiv. <*E an FRIENDS! OR THAT THE. ADMIRAL Frederick Menkens, 29, of 88 Commissioner Marburger has burger cautioned that in the so. .~HEAHDMR5.HAN5EN Wl£A5T HAD A LDH6EK. /, Durand PI., Long Branch, and put iiis finger on the inescapable UNTIED ME TO SPEND DRWEWW! Charles McCafl, 55 Snug Harbor near future the best that can be The well-intentioned preference of some school boards to move reality that programs against JWtEftlEHERE! Ave., received the postpone- anticipated is improved racial imbalance and inequalities ments. tion within llhe slum schools. quietly against imbalance for fear of sparking controversy of opportunity in New Jersey Thomas Daniels, education education will require elimina- ohairmanof the Neptune-Asburyishould *>e re-examined. There ! are n mora a tion of some of the legal boun- Park Branch, American Associa- »t™ g ' "d educational d3r ines have enabled 6 in County of values in multi-ethnic classrooms JJ ' tion for the Advancement suburban sch o1 dlslncts t0 re Colored People, finds the com- and the sohool board should' ° " stand four-square before the pub-imam lmmilne to ^ growing missioner's remarks "encourag- rt)bbms r lnner cltv Studying For ing," apparently signaling a wel- lie in support of these values, i P ° district*. come change in department pos- Failing to do this, boards mayi The commissioner correctly inadvertently abdicate leader- Head Start ture. predicts a difficult task ahead- ship in a vital area, rightfully The Neptune-Asbury Park educating the general public to MONTCLAIR — Six Monmouth theirs. NAACP has been supporting the assume a proportionate share of County women are taking part Last November, Dr. Clayton legal battle of local families the hurden. But education is in an eighMveek summer Head named a committee to study which resulted in a court order precisely the job for which Com- Start institute sponsored by Mont- school districts in the state. A By REG SMYTHE instructing the Neptune Town- missioner Marburger has been, ANDY CAPP clair State College. j, primary consideration would be ship Board of Education to sub- employed. Having called a spade the need to eliminate small They include three Matawan mit a plan to correct racial im- a spade, we assume he will lift districts. Dr. Clayton said. Racial •women, Mrs. Linda Burger of 40 balance in its elementary his shovel and start to dig. Appletree Dr., Mrs. Lois Gross- schools. A three-year plan, due 65 Small sand 26 Swamp. man of 37 Icemeadow La. and to start in September, has drawn partridge. 28 Market Mrs. Jennifer Lewis of 128 Mat- opposition from the branch which DOWN itums. awan Ter. has asked the commissioner to PUZZLE 1 Variety of 30 Western Also attending are Mrs. Joan hold a public hearing on the chloritoid. upholders of Brown, 14 Raritan St., Cliffwood proposal. By Eli Wesoff 2 Opposed to the Chinese. Beach; Mrs. Elsie Campbell, As- Failure ol the Department of 36 Guam ACROSS "debtor." 33 Somalilard bury Park Village, Asbury Park, Education to take positive action harbor. 3U.N. measures. and Mrs. Mary Reevey of Nep- to correct racial imbalance' drew 1 "Little « "Happy dignitary. 37 Thrives tune. adverse comment from a mem- Napoleon." Jack" of 4 - de la 38 Opposite They are among 47 Head Start ber of the state Board of Edu- 7 Knowing: early si. Paix. U. S. Grant workers drawn from teachers and cation last year at the governor's Yankees. 5 Creative 39 One taxed. teacher aides participating in education conference. Dr. Deb- 10 New Deal (2 Box office abbr. group 41 Hawthorn* the program. The. workers are orah P. Wolfe told a workshop sign. acronym. heroine and selected by their local area Head that "We must assume greater 13 Waken. 43 Tennis 14 Fly. S Kill-joy. other*. Start centers and recommended responsibility at the state level equipment, 7 "Gat" for the institute. to promote desegregation of our 15 Expression 45 Adverse THE WIZARD OF ID By PARKER and HART of amused carriers. knocking. schools." Shortly before she re- criticism: s!. 8 House 44 Fem. name. signed from the board to ac- surprise. 47 Wails. 16 Cull. overhang. 45 Container. WE HAVE TfeU TIMES cept appointment to the new 48 Gather 9 Earlier in 49 Wind: Board of Higher Education, Dr. 17 Inlet. together. 11 Speeders 18 Negative time. comb. form. WE HAVE? Wolfe succeeded in getting a 49 "All the - connective. 10 Correspond, 50 Net. subcommittee appointed to draw of the Lord 19 Peculiar. 11 Single out. 54 Pigmented Lose Licenses up a policy statement on racial are mercy 20 Rubbed 12 Twilled. layer of composition. and truth." TRENTON — Miss June Strele- away. 14 Lightheaded the iris. cki, director o! the state Divi- Mark Shedd, at that time 51 — Marie. 59 Industrial 22 Angler's one. sion of Motor Vehicles, has an- superintendent of schools in 52 Sometime degree. prey. 21 Slippers. nounced the suspension of driv- Englewood, told another con- feather 23 Pen part. ers' privileges of 11 Monmouth ference workshop that a state companion. Solution to Yesterday's Punk 24 Schemes. County motorists under the state's program should require all dis- 53 Bourguiba's 25 Entertain. 60-70 excessive speed program. tricts with segregated schools to country: Fr. 27 Suffixes develop and implement desegra- 55 Footlike A 90-day suspension went to denoting part. Mark J. Miller of 18 East Sun- tion plans. Mr. Shedd, now super- citizenship. intendent of sdhotjjs in Phil- 56 Weizmann set Ave., Red Bank. John H. 29 County in invention. adelphia, also urged a.state mas- Gilbert 3d., 69 Ward Ave., Rum- 57 Quits. SNUFFY SMITH By FRED LASSWELL ter redistricting plan which gives!, son, received a 60-day suspen- 58 Defamatory consideration to racial balance ],, MVMAN GREAT LAND sion. ., _ statements. and consideration of interstate n0USed WHAT ARE VE SNUFF/ CEST Thirty-day suspensions were is- 31 Civil wrong. 60 Bustle. O'QOSHEN!! programs to deal with the prob- SO ALL-FIRED BOUGHT ME sued to Thomas A. Dwyer of 32 More in 61 Defendant: WON'T WONDERS lem. TICKLED ABOUT A SUMMER 240 Harmony Rd., Middletown; want. Lat. NEVER CERSE- In what Mr. Daniels considers L0WEE7Y? OUTFIT Robert L. Corbett, 136 Monmouth 34 Therefore. 62 Menu item. Ave., Long Branch; James W. a landmark decision, the state 35 Moham- 63 Beach color. Hayes, 78 Bank' St., Red Bank; Supreme Court found In June, medan 54 "Familiar Donald Pardee, 27 Roland PL, 1965, that education Commission scriptures. uncle. Hazlet; Raul Jiminez, 16 Eliza- er Frederick M. Raubinger had beth St., Keyport; Michael S. erred in failing to use his full I > 3 Kudlick, 855 Woodgate Ave., powers in the Plainfield case. i k S a 9 HB^°~ The court overruled the com- Long Branch; Joseph Syrek, 13 Freehold Rd., Freehold; Carl missioner's dedsion which had approved a school board plan Funck, Spring Lake, and Vir- 16 that eliminated racial imbalance Mia ginia C. Langendorf, 68 Oakland il" •MM St., Red Bank. in one 96 per cent-Negro sohool, i5~ 21 but failed to oope with it in five THE PHANTOM other schools where the percent- 23 z 25 he 1 By LEE FALK w age of Negro pupils varied from Odor Cause 57 to.69.. 27 28 ^H 29 La10 PAWN. WONDER ; In response to a request by WHAT THEY'RE 31~ 32~ [3il3 the federal government last - LOOKING FOR ? — •• Is Removed J 38 i» •v EATONTOWN - George Win- 4~H Clubs Slate "• ning, Eatontown Sewerage Au- ^^^•

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and LOIS By WORT JF/1LKEK «»,/ 01K BROWNE GEE WHIZ/1 * / WHAT HAPPENED? NOBODy ^ POGO By WALT KELLY WALKEP ALL THE SHOW. UP AT THE COURTS WAy TO THE TODAY? PINS PING DINS PLAYSROUND <5t»ioii I—Newv-Manln O'Hora RUMSON *- First Aid Squad '-MloutlltO Voldes-Vorlely J-NET Pttyhouse-Comtdy By ALFRED SHEINWOLD *i« U 11:11 :apt. William Strohmenger re- 4—J wordy—Gom»—Color 3- B«v«rly Hillbillies—Color ,(—Weother—Frank Field— 7—Newlywed Gome—Color ' Survey 01 The Arts 2-Hews Pass 4 <> Pas$ O-Flrejlde Theoler—Drama K-7-6 instead of &-7-6 of spades 3 * -Pumorelo—Vorlery 1:O 4 KT Pass 11—Film— International Home— 10;« 2— Film—CorflO lo Capetown— and one spade finesse does South 4 4 Pass W. C. Field*—9S mln. 5 NT Pass S—Alan Burke—Color Broderlelc Crawford—1 hr., 33 mln. no particular good. 5 V Pass 1:30 11:00 1 IS 6* Pass 6 0 Pass 'GEE.tAD. I COULDNt WASH A BIS 8KKH OFROCKS I—Houit Porly—Color (—News—Tom Dunn-Color 2—Film—Helen of Troy— After winning the . first trick UKETHISINAUTTLE *—Doctors—Serial—Color (— News—Jim Horn—color Roasana Podesto—2 hrs., IS min. All Pass 5—Film—Yeano Lovers— 7—Nevw-BIII Beutel-Color THURSDAY witSi dummy's king of rearts Pa- Opening lead — M0 Odd* Vertols—2 tin —33 mln. «_nim—Oiorlle Choplln Festival- MORNING bis-Ticci led the king of dia- 7—Dreom Girl—Contest—Color Charlie Chaplin—l hr., 40 mln. •-World Adventures—Color monds for a ruffing finesse. For- 1:15 7-N tunately for - the pride of Flor- 7—N«v»—Sondirs—Color DAILY QUESTION 2—Summer Semester );«• Truly Personal ence, East had the ace of dia- At the Movies As dealer, you hold: S—A Q i—Tell Th« Truth—Color 4—Education Exchange—Color monds, and this did.South quite RED BANK POINT PLEASANT *-An«h«r world-Color 7-Pro|ed Know-Education 0 9 t 2. H-4 2. D-None. C-/ 7—General Hnpltol 7:00 bit of good. CARLTON- \RN0LD- »-FMm-Thlef of Bootidad- 2— News—Ralph Penia—Color • 6 5. What do you say? Sound o( Miulc 2130: 8:30. Blrrts Do It !:tw; 7:00; 10:S5; Bl 4—Todo/r-Color Ruffs Ace Mouth 3:30: 8:30. Stwt Weeves—W mln.—Color Answer: Bid one spade. Thi LONG BRANCH Il-Nunlno Today 7—Cortoons—Children South ruffed East's ace of dia- BARONET- 1:51 7;W land is not quite good enoug monds and led out the ace and Dr. Zhlvagu 2:W1; «:.l(l. North of Red Bank t—Nms—Edwordi—Color J—News—Joe Bern—Color 'or a forcing bid of two spades ):M jack of spades. West took the FREEHOLD I-Cdoe Of Night-Serial J—News—Joseph Bentl—Color Ut it is far too powerful for MIDDLETOWN 7—Cartoons—Children—Color king of spades and led another FREEHOLD- 4—You Don't Jayl-Gome—Color hutout bid ol four spades. Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs 2:00: fOWN- 7—Dork Stiodows—Serial heart to dummy's ace. 7:10; B:35. 2_news-Ralph Pcnio—Color KMnia Show: Snow WhXe 3:0O: 7:00 11—Bojo—Cortoons—Color A Pocket Guide to Bridge ma 9:30. 5-7-News Declarer had to hope he could FARM1NGDALE II—Adventures In Living lelp improve your game. Gel ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 4:00 1:00 safely cash two high diamonds to SHORE DRIVE-IN- I—S«eref Storm—Serlol 2—Captain Kanfloroo rour copy by sending 50 cents tc H K Moum S:45; UM; Birds Do It ITLANTIC- *—Motcti Game—Color 5—Yoga For Health—ExetrolM get rid ot two low clubs. Then ed Bank Register, Box 3318 10 El Doudo 2:00; 7:00; » 15. 7—Ootins Game—Color 7—Cartoons—Children—Color he tried the club finesse, heav- " NEFIXJNE CITY tt-Surprtte Show-Color Grand Central Station, New York NEPTUNE CriY— HAZLET •1-Aroutld Ttii Clock ' II—Fun House—Color ing a big sigh of relief when it N. Y. 10017. Dirty Tlttien 2:10; T:10: »:M. X>EW'S DRIVE-IN- 4.-JJ .,.• S-Aitroboy-Cflrtow worked, At last he could draw *-New»-*iilber-C»lor Mouth 8:Mi 12:90; Alvarel Kelly II—Little Rascals—Comedy the last trump and claim the CO-HIT AT TOWN 4:M ». •-• • t-FUm-Httl loll Eiorm- resJt. •-News And weottier 'LAZA- "8 ON THE LAM" JeH Ohondler—W mln. Bn/iw While * the Seven Dwirfa 2:0O • 4—Fltrn—Design tor S«ndol— It brought to mind the old story Primka Is Manager Rosalind RUHOII-70 mln. 2—Dennis The Menoce—Comedy about the hobo who sat down on 7:00; 8:00. 7-Cor St-coraeoV 4-Blrthdny House—Color KEYPORT V-Mike Douokn-VoHety—Color 5-Sondy Becker—Color park bench just in time to be CO-HIT MAYFAIR ti—Film Feafuni 7_v"irgin!a Grohanv-lntervlevrt STRAND- ,o—Ett-arf« 8:M; 12:30: Alvarex Kel 7-WeoDwr-Antolne-Color 11—Millionaire— Drama Edison School system, has re-berg, cracker in the whistle; 10:30. IK INDOOR — Snow White * the Bevel 10:00 Flattering! *-Poul Wlnchell—Color. turned to the Strathmore Bath Gordon Bugbee, coin in the flour; Dwarf* 7:30; 11:15; Alvafe* Kcl! 2—Candid Camera—Comedy 7—News—Peter Jennings—Color and Tennis Club for his second 8:10. 4-5nop Judgment—Gome—Color Drew Daily tied with Sue Nelson, II—Superman—Adventure—Color 5—Lawman—V/eslern Printed Pattern PERTH AMBOY 1J—Cortoons—Children ;eason as manager. pie eating. 7—Ann Sothem—Comedy Jl—Film Feature \MBOYS DRIVE-IN— 9—Laurel And Hardy , Also on the staff are Charles In the primary division, Brian Big Mouth 9:06: 1:10; Man CallC' l« 11—Shonhand—Lessons asper, teacher from Sommer- IJ-f rlemlly Glont-CWIdrtn 10: JS Lonigan, cracker whistle; Mat- Adam 11:23. EV«NIN» 4—News—Vonocur—Color •ille; Judy Faas, Trenton State thew Dun, ping pong race. KAJESTIC- 4:N 10:N College, diving'coach, and Joe Guide for the Married Msn 2:00; 7:Ofl t— News— Jim Jensen—Color • t 2—Beverly Hillbillies Intermediate winners, Mike 1O:1S; Eight on the Lam 3:30; 8:30. 4-Newe-Jlm Horti-Color 4 - Concentration—Color Calamoneri, graduate of Trenton 7—Film—Ttie Unearthly Stronger- 5—Shorthand—Lessons Kodack, Tom Parlgian and Bob /• State College and now coaching John Neville-W mln. 7—Dateline: Hollywood McKee, spoon and the potato; »— Film—Slg Leaguer- 9—Broken Arrow—Western in the Edison School System. Edward G. Robinson—1 hr., 25 mh. 11—Cortoons-rChlldren—Color Eilleen Rosenson, Nadine Tant- II—Lloyd Thaxton-Vorlety—Color 10:S5 Mr. Primka announced some of leff, Alfred Cooley, John Bugbee 1.1-Wwt's New-Children 7—Children's Dodor-Advlc*—Color the activities scheduled for this 31—tee Grahom—Interview 11:00 and Scott Martin, marshmallow l:lt Decorate baby's room with the 2—Andy Griffith—Comedy ;ummer include Monday night race; Peggy O'Neill, Linda 47—Mew Jersey Tod»v gay colors of this sampler—look 4— Personality—Game—Color movies for the family; Saturday Greenberg, Leslie Lonener, Jane • :1J lovely framed. 5— Deputy Oowa—Cartoons night adult functions with adult 47—DIscOTeen—Zortiirlsy ?—Living Longuoge Buchner and Laurie Braca, bal • JO Baby's portrait surrounded b' 11—Popeye—Cortoons—Color movies every other Saturday; loon race; Kevin Culture, Bob f—Ftlntstonw—Cortoon—Color daisies, roses will delight her as 11:30 trips .for children to Turtle Back ROBERT tt—5triiinle For Peace 2—Dick Von Dyke—Comedy McKee, Zachary Spiegelman and 31—British Calender --* she grows. Easy stitchery. Pat- J—Hollywood Square*—Color Zoo, Yankee Staflium and Road- MORSE V Mitchell Smith, underwater dis- « U " ? lern 538: transfer 13x1614 inches 5- Romper Room—Color side America; instruction in all 31 -News—Paul Mn«-'hfr -t 7—Family Gome tance; Pat Schwartz, Richard INGER STEVENS 7:09 :olor chart. 9—Kingdom Of The Sea—Color areas of sports; arts and crafts; Dunn, Dion Dally, Grog Heaslip WILLIAM HOLDEN ?—M*ws—Cronktfe— Color Thirty-five cents in coins for 11—Carol Corbett—color teen night and pre-teen night; 4-1'wf-Chet Huntley, David each pattern — add 15 cents foi and Garry Klein, cracker whistle; -"ALVAREZ KELLY" Brliklev—Color ^ ~ and tournaments in tennis, ping Wendy Rodman, Barry Marx, S—McHole's Navy—Comedy each pattern for lst-class mailing Miss Ideal Beach pong, horseshoes, shuffleboard, V—^«id-Lessons Laura Wheeler, Daily Register, Contest July 29 will be the Labor Day program SPLASHY, SURF-SOAKEI 47—Bui stop—Drama Needlecraft Dept., Box 161, Old MIDDLETOWN - Applicatiom SLEEPER! BREATHTAKING! IMAG 7:» and Award Day. f—Outdoor World—Color Chelsea Station, New York, N. Y.for the Miss Ideal Beach Cont«sl STRAND , 7:W 10011. Print Pattern Number, ^-ljcirig' accepted by the Mid- Teen competition winners were r-Lost In Sooct-Adventurt-Color ATLANTIC "CHILLS AND 4-Vlrjlnlon-Weilem-Color Name, Address, Zip. dletnwn Recreation Commission. Atlantic Highlands 291-0148 ' EXCLUSIVE SHOWING! 5—Truth Or Con»au MARINE for people over 18 f—My Favorite Martlon Book of Prize Afghans — 12 com- Applications are available a 7-Monom-JWeitern—Color plete patterns to knit, crochet the Ideal Beach Building and the Friday, July 21, I HIGHLANDS 872-0751 plus In color 11-Potty Duiii-Comxfy TONITE - "GLASS BOTTOM BOAT3" Recreation. Office in Bodman '•••••••••••••••••Ml 13-San Juan To New York Value! Only 50c Lifeguards taking part will And - Park. represent Sea Bright Beach Club, "PARIS SECRET" 12 Unique Quilt Patterns — Mu- FRir.SAT7 For information write to Rec Kiddle Show Every Sal. and Sun. LAST 2 DAYS neurn Quilt Book 2. 50c Hensler's Sea Bright Bathing Pa- "THE LIQUIDATOR" FENCING Late Show Every Frl. and Sat. Nights PALACE Special! Quilt BOOK '1 — lixteen reation Commission, P.O. BOJ vilion, Ship Ahoy, Peninsula And - "DON'T MAKE WAVES" BRADLEY BEACH INSTALLED complete patterns. 50c. 307, Middletown. Beach Club, Surfrider, Driftwood and the borough bathing beach. PALACE BRADLEY BEACH Trophies will be donated by • AIR-COMD|TfONED • ^ "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean Fowler's Hardware Store and the 775-9799 Flattery all the way down! Sea Bright Marine Center, \J Thursday, July 13 uperb arrangement of seami creates this fascinating dress Capella Will Take A.I.T THEATRES panHHoimt present—For You and Yours • • • Concentrate Travel from summer into fal on money matters as profit and gain are stressed, choose a blend. Industrial Course MATINEE DAILY AT 2/EVENINGS FROM 7 particularly in real estate field. Correspondence about Printed Pattern 9312: Half Size: FORT MONMOUTH — Wil- finances favored. Perhaps you can collect money due '/2, 14V?, 16>/j, I8"/2, 2014. 2/2liam Capella Jr., of the Army you by asking for it A good day for achievement Size W/i requires 2% yards 45 Electronics Command's office of at your job. Profit by past mistakes and don't make inch fabric. the comptroller and director of HMUI AZ/t similar Wunders. Sixty-five cents in coins fo programs, has been selected to Routs 2i at Middle Rood each pattern — add 15 cents fo attend the 1967-68 resident course Airport Ptnig Shopping Center Shopping. Center, Route 9 The Day Under Yoyr Sign each pattern for first-class ma of the Industrial College of the naraivBt ing and special handling. Send t Armed Forces, Fort Leslie G * NOW! Both Thforres! * ** Asstnr PARK „ ,.,„„ Ariel. Born M«r. 21 to Apr. 19 Libra. S.pt. 23 to Oct. 22 Marian Martin, The Daily Regis McNair, Washington, D, C, be- 1 Keep ralm anil ctw»p«ati«.' KSTPIIlUREOfTHEillUI Tonight ' »»I>ect» faror minglitiR ter, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18tV ;inning next month. A Musical ~~ "~ with crowds. Haiw surprise Don t allow others to impose on «S1«1M-M iakt jirobaWc. your eood nature. St., New York, N. Y. 10011, Prln One of four candidates chosen Scorpio. Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 Masterpiece Taurui. April 20 lo M«» 20 name, address with zip, size am to attend this executive leve A MAN FOR Be crateful for a Iiclpine haml Financial considerations tafce on style number. of Enchanting rvtn ihouch things, arm t done added importance. Do nothing course, Mr. Capella is a super- ALL SEASON^ your way. ' in laste. Plan your New fall wardrob visor, program managemen Sagittarius. Nov. 22 to D«.2I Entertainment! G.mini. May 21 to Juno 21 Keep your nose to llic prinn- send now for our new Fall-Winte: analyst in the Office of Comptrol Give in on some small point in NEW SUMMER POLICY • Quality materi- order to Rft what you want in jlone de.ipite tendency to indulge Pattern Catalog. 100 fresh, exci ler and Director of Programs al! and installa- the long run. in daydreaming. ing shapes in all sizes. Get on At Fort Monmouth since 1955 AT THE ST. JAMES tion Cancnr. Juni' 22 to July 21 Capricorn. Dec. 22 to Jan. 20 pattern free-^clip coupon in Cata he has served in various posi Business should prosper and so- Annoyance seems likely. Some log. Send 50c now. FIRST EXCLUSIVE • No money down cial affairstrini? plMsurc. Whit dissatisfaction with, employment tions in tihn Electronics Com- a (Uyl conditions denoted. ENGAGEMENT IN NEW JERSEY Aquariui. Jan. 21 to Feb. I? mand as a budget analyst, • 542-2150 Leo. July 22 to Aug. 21 I( thinm ni"v= slowly, I™* supervisory management analyst, AT POPULAR PRICES r.vtit il demands of others bor- ahead hopefully and don t be- The Jersey Ski-Ters .(ler on the unreasonable, meet and management analyst officer, come discouraged. them patiently. Pisce-l. Fob. 20 to Marcli 20 To Perform Tonight He was promoted to his presen Virgo. Aug. 22 to Sept. 22 Don't owiool; physical limita- T«l« no chances on a so-called assignment in 1963. qt.daMB5 tions even if you arc driven by RED BANK — The Jersey Ski u "jure thinj." Watch your repu- ASBURYPABK ambitions, Ters will perform tonight at 7:1: The mission of the college ii tation, too. to .prepare' outstanding senior of- 1967, rubliehen Newspaper Syndicate o'clock at Marine Park, afte having been rained out on thei ficers and civilian government of- first attempt June 22, ficials for high command, staff, The water skiing exhibition wil and management positions. start with a colorful flag display WEDNESDAY SPECIAL and include trick skiing, jump- GIiil>tvi)inrti ing, baton twirling and a clown SIZZLING SUCCULENT To Hold Cake Sale naroNBt act. A highlight will be the seven- KEANSBURG — The Federated 10W BRANCH 6. OUNCE man pyramid, and the final act Women's Club will sponsor t will feature George Blair and cake sale Friday, beginning a WINNER OF 6 Wayne Steward in a double kit noon, in front of the Keansburg- RIB-EYE STEAK ride never before tried in Ne- Middletown National Bank, 1 ACADEMY • Idaho Baked Potato No Tipping Jersey, Church St. AWARDS! • Crisp Green Salad The show, sponsored by the Proceeds will help defray ex- mmmntvm Come As You Are Parks and Recreation Depar penses of a Thanksgiving din- Walt Dlmcy's Color Foaluretlo • Texas Toast ment, is free of, charge. ner for borough senior citizens "Flash, the Teenage Otter" • Beverage . 11:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. to be held Tuesday, Nov. 21, in TEEN DANCE SATURDAY Knights of Columbus Hall, HIGHLANDS — The Highland: Anyone wishing to donate Last Times Today When You Think HWY. 35 Teen Association will hold a tea baked goods may contact sale 774-H72 r "THE DIRTY DOZEN" dance Saturday from 8 to 11:3chairman Mrs, Walter R. Wall EPTUNE I ix PUUVUIOH- AND u£Tnocaat of Steak, MIDDLETOWN p.m. in the Community Cente 27 Beacon Light Avc, here, oi Miller St. The Shadows will fu assistant chairman Mrs. Joseph , CJTY1J "A GUIDE FOR THE 747-0065 nish the music. Mrs. Paulin Slandlcr. 468 Palmer Ave., Eas Starn Tomorrow *• Think of... Keansburg, Arrangements will be MARRIED MAN" DAILr AT 2:01) • 8.30 STEAK HO! Si: Whitney is supervisor lot ft SAT.- SUN. 2:0OU:15-8;35 event. made for pick-up?. 18-W«W«y. July 12, 1967 THE DAILY REGISTER BONELESS OVEN READY TURKEY Roast CLUB ROAST U.S. Grade A Ready-to-Cook JSDAT "The Heart of Ib. 4 Ib. avg. the Rib!" ORANGE JUICE Limit Please 98 BONELESS Boneless Steaks Club Steaks London Broil, Shoulder, g% cans *r B CHUCK CUT Pepper or Gibe ; ||, Calif. Steaks (Chuck Cut) Summer's Easiest Care-Free John A. Muly BONELESS PORK ffiSOA Meals Come from o, GROUND CHUCK Finast and Your Freezer Muly Named Extra Lean Ib. ft&C SMOKED BUTTS 78 H GROUND ROUND ALL MEAT or ALL BEEF M'0k SWANSON School Aide cm lb58« FREEHOLD - The borough CALIFORNIA ROAST OSCAR MAYER FRANKS'09 Board of-Education Monday ap- SMOKED FRANKS 19 M #% Chicken Dinner r 47 pointed John A. Muly, a socia BAR-B-QUE BEEF RIBS studies teacher here, as vice OSCAR MAYER SMOKIES ,.,"69 PINEAPPLE, PINE.-ORANGE or PINE.-GRAPEFRUIT principal of the Intermedi TOP OF THE RIB BOLOGNA, SALAMI, SPICED LUNCHEON ^ Aft ate School. FULL VIEW PACKAGE Mr. Muly of 18 Academy St. Farmingdale, was hired for the FINAST COLD CUTS 3 £89 Dole Juices 5 89 school year 1967-68 for $8,100. He SLICED BEEF LIVER SEAFOOD SPECIALS BIRDSEYE PEAS & CARROTS was graduated from Freehold Re- HONEYSUCKLE gional High School ili 1957, and FANCY FILLET OF COD IEAF, CHOPPED or BIRDSEYE SPINACH CHOPPED BROCCOll received his BA degree and. h FANCY SWOiDFISH STEAKS R>69C master's degree in school admin- PAN TURKEY ROAST i TO PACKAGE istration from Rutgers University, WONDA BAGELS He taught one year in Howell Township schools and then in 1963 Grade A Chicken Parts he joined the Freehold Borough A schools where he taught social studies at the Intermediate School LEGS « , • • He is presentlyDirector of Plan- s ning and Activities for the sum- mer school, Title 1, E.S.E.A., now conducted in the borough schools. BREASTS z > He has served on the Howell Township Board of Adjustment APPETIZING SAVINGS* and is a member of the Freehold Lodge 7454, B.P.O.E. He is mar- ROAST BEEF SLICED TO ORDER **85<= ried to the former Christine Lohnes. LIVERWURST or BOLOGNA "< * 65* HOME STYLE POTATO SALAD * 19c Districting KITCHEN FRESH SHRIMP SALAD -69c SUPERMARKETS Board Will •AVAIIABIE AT STORES WITH APPETIZING DEPAHTMINT Party, Meet Monday RICHMOND STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 2^ 59' golden ^ 2-foHj TRENTON (AP) - The State SOFTWEVE BATHROOM TISSUE 4pack. 4 Apportionment Commission will n HIT "-** c m«et again Monday in an effort FREEZER BAGS MQJ^!^ pk9-45 to eliminate confusion surround- cake ing ohanges in the legislative re- MONTINI TOMATOES •"<»<" Time/ apportionment plan ordered by REG. 89c the New Jersey Supreme Court. FINAST SPAGHETTI «^«- 95c Every aisle's a The commission admitted per- plexity Monday after its first FINAST STUFFED OLIVES "»»"»™ meeting since the court's ruling SUPER SAVINGS last week. The court has ordered BETTY CROCKER POTATO BUDS 79 the commission to realign sev- pirn* PATTER NEW - IMPROVED LOAF eral Assembly districts by July KEEBLER DELUXE GRAHAMS picnic! JO. ' or MARSHMAUOW m BROOKSIDE WHITE , |b EDUCATOR COOKIE MINTS BCUIBS A William F. Hyland, Democratic loaf co-chairman of the bipartisan FUDGCTOWN or MR. CHIPS 18 01. pkg. ££c 27« commission, said the purpose of BURRY GAUCHO Monday's meeting was "explora- tory." CALO DOG or CAT FOOD 8"^ 98c Many possible alternatives were examined, Dimon said. But FLEISCHMANN'S MARGARINE —« ",Pv,45c the commission members admit- ted that they were puzzled by CHUN KING PRODUCTS " CHICKEN CHOW MEIN (Divider Pack) 2lb.llei.89c PLUMS i CHERRIES the court decision. "It raised more questions than CHOW MEIN NOOOIES 3oz. 17c It answered," Hyland said. SOY $AUCE.___S ox. 19c CHOP SUEY____2 Ib. 11 ox. 89c SANTA In rejecting a key feature of URGE BING the state's latest legislative ire- NORTHWESTERN apportionment plan, the court re- Rand McNally Illustrated Atlas NOW ON SALE! arranged ttiree Senate districts Firm, Juicy, Ib. In South Jersey and ordered the HUNDREDS OF PHOTOS, MAPS, At the Peak of SECTION B Delicious Eating! commission_to_iealign. Assembly DIAGRAMS AND ARTICLES Their Flavor 1 Beats in Union, Passaic, Camden, ILLUSTRATED IN FULL COIOR Gloucester and Salem Counties. 25 Howard Critical SUPER SAVINGS AT DAIRY DEP7. Apricot, Blueberry, Pineapple, Prune, Raspberry or Strawberry Of Guard Rails .:..JHACKENSACK (AP) - Rep. James J. HowaraT'T^M," sald'in BREAKSTONE YOGURT 2 25 a news conference Monday that guard rails on the state's newest highway, Interstate 80, are more of a hazard than a protection to BROOKSIDE HALF & HALF 123< motorists. Showing slides of "gore spots" on a 10-mile stretch from the CRACKER BARREL EXTRA SHARP George Washington Bridge to PINEAPPLE ROMANO or Cliftnn, Howard said the guard FINAST GRATED CHEESE PARMESAN rails "protect signs instead of mo- torists." BROOKSIDE SLICED MUENSTER Noting unshielded pillars and INDIV. SLICED abutments; ~Howardpmemt>er- of FINAST AMERICAN CHEESE PAST. PROCESS a special congressional subcom- mittee investigating highway safe ty, said studies showed .that 60 HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS to 80 per cent of all fatal acci- COLGATE dents are in the "single vehi _.cle, ranrfi£f:_tlie-road-- -category and 75 per cent of those involved DEL MONTE TOOTHPASTE Impact with fixed objects. REG. 75c EACH . State Transportation Commis- nioner David Goldberg, also at TOMATO SAUCE REGULAR 1.25 VALUE the session, said many of the danger spots have been altered. FRESH SPRAY DEODORANT 98< C REGULAR 1.35 VALUE Data Processing LAVORIS MOUTHWASH 69c Group Installs REGULAR OR HARD TO HOLD HAIR SPRAY WEST LONG BRANCH - REGULAR VALUE The Data Processing Management HIDDEN MAGIC "< Association installed its 1967-68 10 95 * officers if ^psephV'Rcsta'uT'aKT, here. ' The past-president, Stanley FINAST AJAX .-Banas of Lakewood High School, passed the president's gavel to W. Alfred Pierce, N.J. Natural SALTINES CLEANSER Gas Company. Last year's secre- tary, V. John Wardell, of Elec- NEW 1 and delicious 2c OFF LABEL tronic Associates, Inc., ascended to vice president. Succeeding him as secretary, was Howard F. Gil- lib. 14 n. bert, also of Electronic Associ- Pkg. can ates. 11 James Martin, McGraw Hill 19 Publishing Company, assumed the treasurer's office. PRICES EFFEaiVE THRU SAT., JULY 15th at all NEW JERSEY, NEW CITY, The members and their wives PEARL RIVER and STATEN. ISLAND stores. We reserve the right to limit heard a New Jersey Bel] Tele- Summer Party Time is Super Savings Time at Finast! quantities. Not responsible for typographical errors. phone Company slide lecture which discussed "Project Apol- lo," U. S. manned flight to the moon and back. 320 THIRD AVENUE, LONG BRANCH ROUTE 36 and FIRST AYE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS